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The Morning herald., 1877-07-25
CARD To The fUoLIC.

The par les having failet TO come for b
according - contract I will open % y ld,,.
scum aAd leo UreaD, Garden, NOs. 21 aud
100 West Fvurth street, y tbs public on So T.
urday The 5th dayof Msy. There IL larg
addition being ad" Cd TO tie Museum, ar d
the ICE Cream Garden ls being pns In first
c'a7s 6tdeF or the reception OF v!sitors. y
win be hun tle m vt pleasant aud, co,
family resort in the ity !, s'aWe Is a so
being erected ior band Of music iU the
apr2s 'l8r VIM. II. CHADWICK.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-25
Tape Worm Removed Alive,

Head and all complete, in two hours
No fee till head passes. eat. pin and
80 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
4ena for circular. FUrremOving seat, in
or stomach worms call on your druggist
nd ak Tor 4 bo to Of kunk.l's " orm
Syrup, prizes II. 1t never iai (Ommsn
sense teaches II tape worm be rem we'd ali
The Morning herald., 1877-07-25
From the Earlles Ags.

SCROFULA has been the bane, and a. 1t
were, the curse Of mankind, Noses, In the
18th chap, or Of Levitlous, lays down very
explicit rules on this dlsea %. 30 terrible
and loathaome had 1, been considered then
that q person known to be infected with 1t
rhe Jews regarded 1t a. divine infliction
and believed there was no cure for 1t. 1t
was then the sins Of q youth or diviation
rom the paths OF virtue were punisheda a
lyng as life lasted. Happily In our day,
the sience Of medicine has been developed
remedy the disease Is stripped Of Its ter.
ror by the use OF the "a MAXI TAN'S ROUT
AND Fl ERB JUICES, and the victim Of
,crOfula, Ulc-rs, Sores, Pimples, Blotches,
II. ter, etc., can be restored to sound health
in q few weeks. That there are Thousands
Of The dark ages We are well aware: Many
now lail 10 find cure as well as they did
then, To all such the Samaritan's Root
and Herb Juices will prove q happy boon,
sradicating all impurities from The blood,
and making the complexion bright and
aeal'hy: 4 tsw bottles v 4 remove PIN.
pies or blotches, thereby doing away with
cosmetic. IN. powders, MOOT ANDHERB
JUICES $1.95 per bottle: Sent by express
DESMOND & co,
9l6 Racestreet, Philadelphia, n
nR. FITLER's VEGETABLE RHEU.
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ton OF one OF Philadeiphia's eldest physi-
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&C., or money refunded, by invigoratlns |
the nerves. purifying the blood, and nell |
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By merit 1t has become standard medl. |
cine, Suffering and money saved by uselng
1t in time. Remember that DR.. Filter IL
the only physician in America devoting
~ ye RS to this one line of practice. Cure
va 'ranted, Advice gratis. As South Fourth
street.
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The msrnlag asrsid
II published every morning, Qeundeys
4 aTnsrtsdl AID delivered IN the city Q
Viimington and surrounding places ior M1
csnts Per week, .syaDie To tho carriers, nas
NaiI subacr1pslOns. postags. lroe' tnIee
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, 1877-10-10


The Chicago produce markclA wcrc moderately
nctIre yesterday. and sone of then, were unset.
tied. Mcss pork c1osed 60l2hc per brl higher,
al xi4. 7o1114 IL for October and 3l3.0aGb13 07H
for January. Lard closed &c par 100 lbs higher, at
Ss.H,c5s. 20 cnal md 81. 4ohGls. 1t for January.
1'cnts steady. Al t]c per lb fortoose shoulders
and 7ae for DO short rios Lake rscights were less
nctfvc and firm, Ut &c for wheat 10 NnGslo high.
wines were unchanged. al 81. OF per gallon Flour
was mon, active and strong. Wheat closed kc
higher. at S1.11.t for October and &1.o0}& for
Eaven,bcr. Corn cioscd NC higher. at 42kc cash
nud 4.:ac for November. Oats closed fsu. ns
:..'te cssh anl 23';c for November. Ryo was
atraay. Ut ::lc harley closed !sc lowbr, 1t Toe for
October and 111ic for November. Hogs wero aetivo
and 'dtl0c fowcr than SatHrlay, with sales Of
common 10 cssra at 8. Y56l5. 40. Cattle wero
qnlet and steady as Mondays advance. Sheep wore
unchanged. Last Saturday evening there was in
storn In this city 73o :35 bu wheat !, e73 51o bu
eurn. sD. Ill ou oats, l04, J53 In rye. aud 5o7,
1ol bu harley. Tatal. 3. o0+. 343 bu, being do
escaso Of l01, 400 hu during thr week. Milwaukee
warehouses; contained :3H3, 12D bu wheat. Total
whrht In sight. 10. 31O, 700 bu: do corn, H. G55,.
od= hu. There inspcctedInto storu In this city
Jcser'ay III cars wheat 900 Carl and n, 100 bu
Cara. IL md !, ,G00 bu OATS. 20 cars re, and
liz ears hurley. Total 1905 cars), :Aa. coo bu.
uRc hundred dullars in gold would buy s1o2, 82h
tn grccnbacks Al The close.
, 1877-10-10

Tho Cabinet meeting yosterlay had under
consideration tie complaints OF The Texas
Pacific people about tic trospasa by Tho
Southern Pacific Company upon tho military
reservation at Fort Yu1nn, whore 1t WIS ncc-
essary to locate tho limo acrosy portion Of
the reservation In order to reach an nvailable
spot for constructing the bridge over tho
Colorado River at TINT point Tho military
officer In command at Fort Yuma conceived
1t 10 bo his duly to order the
Company to suspend opusations until
tho proper authority to cross tho
reservation wore obtained. This could only
be bad through On act Of Congress, whero IL
would DO feroely opposed by the Tsxas
Pacific party, whose chances for subsidy
dccrease rs tho Southern Pacific o1tonds It's
road-coustruction eastward without asking
any subsidy savo, the land-grant already
voted. Tho Cabinet decided to allow tho
California capitalists 10 proceed with shoir
limo without let or hlndrance from anybody,
unless Congress shau see I'll to interfere, and
tho Texas Pacific Ring Is thus worsted badly
In It's first encounter with tho Adninlstra-
&$ou
, 1877-10-10

Uniformity Of railroad freights will bo n
good thing, as 1t is cminontly proper. It Is
only right That Detroit and Toledo, being
nearer 10 tho soaboartl than Chicago, should
pny less than Chicago; and, by tho Same
rulo, Tho folks IN peorin ought to pay more
than Is charged to shippers In this city.
It should not bo forgotten, howevor, that
conventions and Agreements amount to
nothing, unless tho matter Of weights be
duly attended 10. Shippers fran Chicago
hnvo their grain weighed out accurately, md
billed at actual weight, whilo 1t ia notorious
that at other points 1t has boon tho custom,
and still is, 10 load elevon to thirteen tons in
car and bill 1t through rs ten tons only.
II this unfnir practice bo stopped, the Of
Gcera Of our railrond lines will be ab1e to talk
truthfully about uniformity Of rates, and
not till then.
, 1877-10-10
a letter from Rome to Ncw York paper


Recently eablel you . nots On tho quiet but
suggeatve action Of Italy. Thu fact that this Pow.
eF ID largely !RcteAstnR her arsnaments 10 that
should b. taken into serious account wucn review.
INK ths prospects ot European pesce. Guns OF
great callbfs are bslpX manufactured At Turin.
Btc.cEa, and Naples. they 40 taTnel out viii
pressing ssptdty, and Transported ta new points
of defsnso and Tor the s.lenytneniDiol interior
fofttssaes: Rome II bsing fortified: !iK guns ats
continually arriving there. tbs fofta OF t3euoa
nrs receiving many Additions, cannon Tna mouth
OF tbs psas OF Mont cenis IL pelug toftltet They
have augmented lhsr iieat constefably. When
their two newest ships ars anoas. no country will
Sorthero itsiy ihsy hats France. Al Piedmont
the ds.tfs 70 ct baek again kiey md Savoy. q.
discrimination VI tbs French netct to tsst ssttsdea
nutil AIsacs and LoEsa!ns arc onco more under
French Gosefnntnt. Dt4N&Ilck ~ credited with
fomsntnEshe national feeling In Italy. and under
cosss Of dread Of ritramoptane eon.pEaeies
there IL sccrrt understanding between HpsmanJ
and Isay but this combination. Of course. IL only
4 lnOso In Advu1ca against trouble bctwec1 uHr-
many and France. II IL not associated with tho
wxr In ths Eat. though Il IL The outcome OF BIS.
nARck's general plan Of sscufyiny the map Of
Europe whenever ths opportunity hAs arfiYsd
, 1877-10-10

The election in Ohio yesterday resulted In
the SUCCESS Of tho Democratic State ticket
by u majority estimated ns high as 5000.
Tho vote wns unusually light. and,
while tho fact that the stay.athomes
were chiefly Republicans, and that
tho Wosking1uenta movement, although
accomplishing nothing for itsslf, d1ew large
" from the Republican yote, aceounts for
tic great portion Of ths heavy Democratic
minority. 1t Ia also apparent that the Demo-
CRITIC gums over the vote for Secretary 6s
stato in 1870 were uniformly large. Iowa
went Republican ns usual.
, 1877-10-10
THE sTATE-HoUsE APPROPRIATION.

There aro occasional conspicuous mud
characteristic traccg in tho Sriugaeld Stnte
Register of ex-Gov. PALMER, who nssumel
tho administration Of Its dcstinies some
months ago. They aro usually 10 be fonnd
in the roaly defouscs OF JacoD DuxH;s cutcr-
priscs md combinations, anl may DO listiu-
guis!led by elegance of diction md nmiability
in expression. A few weeks ago, cx.dov.
PALsfzn was engaged in deioudiug JAKE
BuEK's penitentiary scheme, mud now llo Inns
come around again to JAKE Dusnia Stato.
House speciality. Persons not acquainted
with ex-0ov. rA1MEn's evenness and imper-
turbability Of temper might suspect him Of
getting mad whom ho calls Chicago nowspa-
per men " "dead.beat roporters," aal others
might doubt whether ex-Gov. PALMER is Tho
cultivated and elegant gentleman his ffiends
suppose shim 10 be whom his articles taetn
with s''ch expressions ~ "square meals" !"
"free drinks" get their oyc-teeth cut, :"
" don't caro- q ttnkera DAMN" utc,; bpt all
Ibis must be credited to lila zeal III behalf of
ovary undertaking In Which jazz nuaa IL In
tereated at The expense Of Tho Hlate.
Tho prosocation for e1-Gov. PA1xrn's
lntest splenetio ct was tho recent intima.ion
OF Tnx tribune that II would be we'll for
the Springfield clique TO Insist upon tho
resignation Of The present Board Of Sta.e-
.1louss Commissioners It it desired tho tax
payers of The Stato 10 vote tho extra half.
million dollars asked for tho completion OF
tbs 6lats House. Ex.cov. pA1mxx does not
give tho rcadsrs at tue Rtg1tsr ths benefit
, 1877-10-10

Tho precautions taken BY the Government
to suppress any dangerous demonstration at
the great Republican meeting In Paris last
evening proved to bs needless. the affair
passing OF without disturbance Of
auy kind. daanErrA delivered an ad-
dress, IN which he declared that tho
existence OF universal suffsegs was at stake
in tho elections Of Sunday next, sulog,zed
II. GREW as the man best atted to continue
tho work of concord, couciliatiou, and re-
spect for law, and charged that the clssicals
haso excited. tho feass Of Europe by tie
presenes Of IN -Aepublican coalition.
, 1877-10-10

4 bill In tho interest Of tho tlcpoaitors Of
:ho Fidelity Savings Bank waa yeaterlay
filed by tho Receiver md deposltor Joined
with linn against tho stockholdcrs OF TINT
institution to enforce their liability TO mako
good the deficit in tho assets Of the hank to
the extent Of tho par value Of thsir stock,
The bill has the additional object Of sinpl,-
flying litigation BY prnytng the Court To re.
ssraiu parties from prosecuting the auits TINT
have already been begun against the stook-
holders,
, 1877-10-10
A HEaTNGMANrAC.

4. G. NEgTNOg mission IL evidently to
make WILLIE Sronxx miserable. lie beara
the aano relation to HEs1xa that M inebriata
does TO the snakes in his boots. As tho
dolirious wretch sees snakes everywhere and
faela them all over him, 20 Old SronEr sees
Tic HEa1ses oye1ywlora and foels them all
over him. Els life Is principally devoted to
fighting imaginary 1Izsxas. His distorted
vision indefinitely mullip1ies the senior
IlrsEo and his son. They are with lin
when he rises up mud whom be sits down.
They roost upon his headboard, aud sit upon
him like an incubus in Ills Bloep. Thcy dit
through his droams. uo secs them In his
coffee In the morning, and they hiss through
his teapot nj evening. As ho rolls along,
slowly and stately, in his chariot 10 attend
TO lis dsurnal w1ckedness, tho sidewalks
swarm With HEs1sos. lie fluids them not only
over The way from him, but In hia counting
room. They 60 up in The elevator with him.
Thoy swarm in his editorial rooms They
9o hiddon undor his exchanges. They
stare at him from tho paper on which lie
writes. lie ships At them with his scissors,
bedauba them with pasto, and throws lis
inkatand at them, rs LuT11Rn fought tho
Dovil, but he cannot exercise them. Thoy
will not down. II ha looks ACROSS the street,
ho eeos thar faces In the windows Of tho
building on tho opposite side. Ii thero be a
rap at his door, ho turns ns u expecting them
10 stalk INTO his room. They color his fam
clos, dictate his opinions, and direct his
newspaper. What HEa1so favors, sTonrr
, 1877-10-10


courses upon GRANT. SUMNER, and MOTLEY:
President CHANT lma stirred up lively hornets
ntsL hy tho cartlcs6 manner In which ho has
haullud the n,c1nn1tes Of 8uANEA and MnrLKr;
but, A. The eame tlnic he has sn!sed a question Of
hstorcai fact which might ~ we'll DO settled. and
which can ho Atxtieh only by laying aside scnti.
mental xusn, As well n conclusions formed before
hearing tl,c cvdeneo. without at ali tIsparaRtng
ihs scrvico rendered 10 literature by MorLgr. and
to ttatesmanship by htthnEI, We MAY remark that
they wrre both men In whom IN Intense personal
eKattnu. had bccn developed, though In tti!fcrcnt
nianncr. In s0rLey, tftook tho shtpo OF per-
sunal dignity aud pritlo that haealy seemed
in keeping with htA republican faith, while
in SUMNER hRotan at times ran In.
to concott md lnaatEcsubfe pomposty.
There Il avery rcason tn tollure that
MorLEr felt tho sting Ut his removal deeply; aud,
u this ii so the. only explanation Of hs refusnl to
amid such slfght, BY rss!gnng. III that It nnvcr
entered into his head that a person like GRANT
would iarc ~ remove ptfyon like MDrLEr.
SuxxEn wns equally Incapable of apptecsatihR. OF
even undoEstanttn9, the PRESIDENT and q rupture
inevitable. hut It IL not at all to AIr. SuxKEns
credit that. Aft1r tho rupture, hu opposed at cvery
alen tho po'cy Of . President with whou, iii
grievance waa wholly personal. and hts character
has nothing 10 galn hi any dispute about hx quar-
rel with GRANT. At tho sA:ne tltnn hts character
aud all bis hctipna are mart OF our national hA-
tory; and, no n,4ttcr wslat reas0ns wo hare to
cherish his servtccs tbs grnth In At all tmca para.
u,o1nt consideration, and should aeyor be either
Avuldsd or eYA4cd.
, 1877-10-10

New York City as confronted with great
and serious problem, viz: How to secure m
adequate, permanent, and trustworthy sup
ply Of wator, Tho necessity for somo other
supply than that drawn from tho Croton, or
at all events SOHO additional supply, haa
been mado apparent this fall BY tho long
drought in New York and vicinity Just pre-
cetling Tho hoavy Eain.storm OF last Thurs
dny. During tho month Of September tho
rainfall was less than M inch aud q hall, and
this WINS entirely absorbed by the thirsty
EARTH, leaving no water 10 rep1enish tho
streams that fced Croton Lake. The COM
missioner reported prior to the recent rain
fall that no water had passed. over Croton
dam for ninety days, and during TINT time
the supply for Now York City was
drawn from fourteen sma1l aud distnnt
lakes, and from some OF thom under very
doubtful authority Of Inv. At all events,
tho New York Doard Of Public Works had
serious conflicts with property.ownors In tho
neighborhood Of these lakes, and II one day
an opening werc made by tho Boaztl, 1t would
ba damned up tho noxt by tho aggrieved
property-owncrs. twas claimed not moreIy
that the lraining Of these lakea ddmnged
their properly, but that It wns also detri-
montal TO tho health Of tho Inhabitants by
promoting n,alarial disorders. In tho meau-
time, It became necessary to practice tho
greatest economy in tho consumption Of
wator in the city. The flowing OF all tie
publio fountains was porcmptorily stopped.
and tho residents Of New York wero forbid
den to uso their ha,,d-hose tho ordinary
,e"ppIy "es ~ ~ 0 - ~
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4unA s,,, ~ .,ue.n -. a., ,.
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an.4 VI 10 = -.A w ...ot'...;,;.,' ~ ~ r,.ss,, ~ t.m -
t'"o1 - M = t 49, =. H,-,.,, s ss as.-.s.., M
as.n r % j., aon,horn e,i,natss y ID rsnor,a1 th"t
sss- 49, ~ ;s,.na ~, ~;,,',n tr.n,. foas ~ ,s.,.s s
.o"s ,uIas ".er. Ma.. M vs.L =. ,Ao .s"o
- ~ - ~, ,., - s-..'0
, 1877-10-10
A M0mENTous TRIAL In LONDON.

The psnon murtfar.coss. inst brnf10ht tn n
concludop in Lontlop. is lestinod 70 t,to n
permanent place in lilo RECORDS Of erImo.
il haa receIve1 IN uuusnal depreo at atton.
linn fror, tha p,a,,o,oli,an ,,rcs. tha 7;,o<.
alone surrsndsripg ten columns to tho report
of tho las, DAYS proceedings. Tho trial ex.
tonded over seven days. During that time
tho Old Bailey was tllroneed, aud thousands
were unable to gain admission. POPULAR
iuterpst In Tho evidence, Tie s,,eecbss Of tbs
lawyers. aud the summing.up of the Jaloo
VIVA attested ly MI enormous sals of .}.o re,
porh; aud IN ali grades Of society the trial
was tho chief tori, Of conversation. dwarf.
ina for a time Mr. Gt4psrox1's 1ast nam.
ph1et TH1xps' oo1itIcu1t tastament, and tia 1a..
tcrs az gneoiai oor7esnondants At tba seat
~ v.r A varaict va. ,aa.had m ,hs
2gth u1.. the iurv fndiun tha four de-.
fan,l.nta cni,,y. Int ras,omnan1Ino n na,cx
txo Of them. This two TINS favored vare
women. aud the Judge .utimated. In deliy.
e,inr xsntance. tl,at thav would nrohoh,v
, 1877-10-10

about to 10 confined, ALICE RnoDEa WAS 1iv-
ing In tho snme house, and wns even then
suspected Of improper relations with Lotus
srAunroN. Whether this wcrc the fnct or not,
there can be no doubt that such relations
existed short ti1nc subsequently. Soon
after the birth Of child, Mrs. LOUIS srAus-
TON WAS removed to = country house where
Mr.. and Mrs. PATR1oE SrAuNTox were living,
and was kept there, virtually prisoner, I'LL
few days boforo her death. 6ho occupied
small room in common with several others.
Only tho meanest food, and that not in sufia-
ciont quantities, was allowed hor. No wash-
ing apparatus or wator was placed in her
room. When sho died, her body was reduced
10 the last stagea Of emaoiation and covered
with ver1nin. Meanwhile her husband vns
living in farmhouse about mile distant
with A1lcx RHODES, who passed as his
wife. This house WAS purchased with
the money brought to Louis srAuN-
TON by tho wife who was oven then
being slowly starved to death. As II starvn-
ton were not enough, tho poor woman was
beaten bX her husband, Lis brother, and his
brothers vito. In order TO secure tho trans-
fer Of her revorsionary rights in cettafn prop
erty, 1t WAS necessary that she should go be-
fore q Commissioner In London On her
first appearance ehe was 30 nervous and con.
atrninod TINT tho Commissioner advised her
to come again; wlon sho returned, weak
afterwards, shc had black cyo which her
huaband had given her. The learned Judge,
In summing up, dwolt exhaustNely Upon
this black eye, and demonstrated lis impor-
TINT bcnring on tho case. Tho second visit
to tho Commissioner in London was malo on
tho 23d OF October, 1876. From that date
until tho 18th Of April, Mrs. LOUIS sTAus-
TON continued to reside ut tho residence Of
her brother-in-law, ncar Norwood. During
all this time, although failing gradually and
evidently approaching her and, she had no
medical attendance. On tho 18th Of April
s1o was removed 10 peugo by the four de-
fenaants. she wns thon 80 weak that ahe
could not wa}l, and It WINS necessary tq GRITTY
her from tho rnilway carringo on mnttrcss.
The day Of hor arrival at pcnge doctor waa
summoned for tho first time; tho naxt day
sho died. Hor child, 1t is important to no.
tico, was removed to Guys Hospital four
, 1877-10-10

III tho Episcopal General Convention yes-
tcriny the nsasurc for tito erection Of two
new dioccses in Illinois WIS introduced, The
House Of bishops sont to tho House Of Dep-
rtics message onjoining upon tho clergy
tho duty Of encouraging temperance, with
tho strictcst morality, mud Of pleading ear-
ncs'ly Ngain#t gambling, Visiting improper
places, and tue crime Of ante-uatal n,urtlpr,
, 1877-10-10

mofaaacs hY tho Ingenious redskins IN Tho man
ufactnro Of n stinlulant we'll calculated to pcr.
pctaate utd DRINKS. a simple tlcstcc, involving
couple Of oil-cans and col Of pipe, /. used In
tie preparation OF tho wratl, upon whtc2, thu
sayagcs nchriatc their systems M thoroughly as
the orthodox hrc.watcr ever enabled them to
In
, 1877-10-10
tl,rcnbacks at tle Nsw Yoik Stock En-.
change yesterday closod at OH.

Tho obsclnioa Of tho lato Archbishop
NAYLxY wero so1emnfzed yesterday In tho
1'aItinoro Cathedral, and worc attended by d
vast concourse Of people, Tho soryico was
conducted by Cardinal MoCloaksr and
thirteen Arcllbishors and Bishops, md the
sermon was preached by Bishop FoLx1, of
Chjcnro
, 1877-10-10
THE MINERS.

8ptetds DlspaseA 10 7A4 Caloaao zxt3xxs.
LAsAlLx, Ill, Oct 9.-Ycstcrlay afternoon
tho Superintendent Of the Illinois Valley Coal
Mines, who ordinarily employs about 900 men,
latter went to work to-day at 60 cents per ton
in tho second veln, and 81 In tho third, With
1ouslsand'tumble weight and 1opg-wsn mining
al tuund.
W1LEEsp4RRE, Pa, Oct. e.-Ths Busquehaz'
Ia Coal Conlpany's ulen Ut NautIeoks resume
work ut tle u per c4uk AdyzueS.
, 1877-10-10

Fur educating Democrats up to . capacity ior
auy Office, tho Ut. Louis Board Of Police Com
mAstohcra Is winning well-desetyal geputa-
ton. AK1sTEoso, one Of It's members, has
been appointed United States Senator, aud
DoxsuEiAER haa been houorcd by ths position
Of turnkey.
, 1877-10-10

Commissioner CARROLL " ready to explain
that hc accepted that cow to sea what kind Ut
meat "as furnished the 1usano Asylum. aud
the accompanying money that he m!ght know
IN what Kind Of cash the hills weEe to b. paid,-
thlacs which ~ member Of tho County Doard
he Felt constrained to post hl.nscli upon.
, 1877-10-10

KIMBERLY swcnrs that he 'sawn MoCav.
TnEr IN variety ot places, FoNsrr1t1's store,
the Democratic club-rooms and tho poor-u House,
antl there Is n cheerful prospect that be- mar ycs
see him In Joliet.
, 1877-10-10

As minor but Interesting fncldenE In The
history ot tho population question ln Virginia
It lnuy bo uoted TINT tlia new tax on liquor
selling, to which Gov. WAlxEM alluded In his
speech Is MI Important source Of revenue, la,
yielded In Rlrh1uond Tor tie first eighteen DAYS
of September $3,6l5, being tho tar ou e6a, ,3.N
"drluks," abous equally divided between "al-
cotultSH aud y uIalt,n
, 1877-10-10

The character OF our news from Canada
has seldom been moro consistently evil aud
cala,uitous than In this mornings dispatches.
ln ite,as asgreeating les4 tlan 800 wox2s are
, 1877-10-10

When they como to Commissioner CARnoLt's
completely In tho county frails, tho legal ques-
tton involved Will be, Was that COW born before
tho net Of July, 1s74'
, 1877-10-10

Senator McDosALp's proposition to pair Of
rc1'ds tho 1ndiana Democracy, WHO sec snakes
In touching Illustration Of affection between
pair Of friends.
, 1877-10-10

About tho only charge made by the New York
Society for tho Prevention OF Cruelty to Chi.
drcn against MABEL LEONARD Is, TINT slo had
too many fathers.
, 1877-10-10

It would be cheaper in tho end If nil TIN
Couuty Board could be Induced TO follow Mr.
CARRoLL's example ami consent to 20 on their
reservation for S4O and COW.
, 1877-10-10

Now II some follow would originate salt
difficulty with strTfHa Bull md clean him out.
wo could fonk affcctiouatelY upon tho Texas
trouble as a precedent for Unlimited good.
, 1877-10-10

Big Chfef MCCARTNEY thinks NEp CLoup
fool for wanting two SroRRs. One appears to
be enough for our local savage.
, 1877-10-10

Great suffering Is reported among tho Neg
rcrccs s1uaws ftnco tho mercurlal LOOKING
GLASS was smashed.
, 1877-10-10

Restrictions placed upon the sale Of intoztcat-
Ing beverages to ALASKA Iadiaus have resulted
In the employment Of the NOT altogether nimbls