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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14

The first lie which the radicals started on
Mr. Tilden was that he was president of the
Chicago convention of 1864, and the last one
was that Mr.. Tilden took the oath of the
president of the United States in New York
at the same time that Hayes was taking il IN
Washington. Between these two there were
two or three hundred big and little lies, but
these two mark the beginning and the end.
ing
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14

investments necessary to heat the district
with guarantees that when persons have
made arrangements TO use steam the price
is not to be advanced, we see no reason why
this new method of heating cities by con-
tract may not work like a charm.
The company formed to heat Lockport
have put forth small work, in which the
plan for supplying steam for heating and
doing all the various machine labor for
cities and villages, domestic, mercantile,
manufacturing etc., is set forth. We extract
the following, which is of interest:
In cities or towns of from 1900 to 5000 inhab-
itants, where the main business pori ion does
not exceed One-half mile square, one set OF
boilers located near the center of the place,
with pipes leading ont in four dii ections, will
do all the work. II the city Is one mile square
four sets of boilers will be necessary. The
inch, and will diminish to three, two and one
hall, two, one and One-hat and one inch at
the extreme end away from the boilers, the
mains of four inches continuing as the use
along the lines may demand. The main pipes
are placed about four feet below the surface of
with asbestos, and then put in wood pipes two
inches thick, leaving space for confned
air between the asbestos and wood.
Inc OUTSIDE pipe Keeps diI WhbcI
moisture from the steam pipe and prevents
condensation. The pipes both wood and iron,
are put down in lengths of two feet, when
they terminate in hollow, upright posts. nrm-
ly secured in the earth. The upper part Of
this post is arranged so as to receive the ends
of the sts am pipes through stuffing boxes to
allow the pipes to expand and contr ct with
out moving the post. The posts are also ar
ranged so as to receive the ends of the service
rhe service pipes are not taken directly from
the mains, but from the hollow supports, thus
allowing them to he attached or detached
from the support instead of passing through
the outside wooden pipe TO enter
tho steam pipe, which could not be
done because the steam pipe expands and
contracts, while the wooden pipe does not.
This overcomes one OF the most important "b-
fections to the use Of long lines Of underground
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14

Hayes, they say, neither drinks nor uses
tobacco. Tt is strange that such highly
virtuous specimen of the race should get
down to stealing.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14

Have all the Cincinnati and Ohio folks
generally arrived safely at homer We trust
30. They say a good many of them ran
short of funds while in Washington. We
hope the walking westward no! was good.
Did the good editor of the Cincinnati Ga
xette find 1t so7
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14

You say consumption can not be cured
1t can, by this new principle. new way. DIR.
]. H. McLean's Cough and Lung Healing
Globules The healing gas generated when
sucking them being inhaled, stop tubercula
irritation and cure coughs, colds. hoarseness,
consumption or any disease, throat or lung.
Trial boxes. by mail, IS cents. DR.. ]. II.
McLean's Office, 314 Chestnut street. ST.
Louis Mo-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14

Senator Cameron has resigned his senator
ship To devote all his attention to his breach
of promise case. The Cameron clan being
hereditary rulers in the state of addition,
division and silence" his son Don will
probably succeed him.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14

That tickling in the nose, stop it before it
becomes catarrh, by DIR. J. III McLean's Gel
ebrated Catarrh Snuff; it soothes and allays
irritation, it cures sores in the nose or skin
and removes pimples off the face. Trial
boxes, so cents, by mail. Dr. ]. H. Mclean,
314 Chestnut street St Louis
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14

A beautiful woman must be healthy. and
to continue healthy and beautiful you must
take DR. J. H. McLean's Strengthening Cor
dial and Blood Purifier. 1t imparts tone and
flush to the skin, strength, vigor and pure
blood. Dr. j. II. McLean's Office, 314 Chest
mt street St Louis Mo.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14

That nasal twang it is catarrh; cure il at
once, before it shows on your face, by DR.. j.
H. McLeans Catarrh Snuff 1t soothes irri-.
tatlon cures sores in the nose, face or skin.
Trial boxes, 80 cents, by mail. DIR. ]. H
Mclean, 3l4 Chestnut street, st. Louis.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14

Morton compelled Hayes to leave the
presidential mansion and sit in his carriage
while he unfolded to him the beauties of the
bloody shirt policy. As result the Indian
apolis mail bags will still be under Morton's
jurisdiction.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14

SO, Lew Wallace is after the Mexican
mission, says late news from the capital.
We thought Lew was not leading an active
alligator and banana life for nothing. 1t
was too much like work. Mexican mission
Ia
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14

That trip TO Columbus after the Cncinna-
ii convention was not in vain. Brother-in-
Law Holloway has been recommissioned as
postmaster.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14

II you are to marry delicate, pale and
sickly lady, make her take DIR. ]. III. Nc
Leans Strengthening Cordial and Blood Pu-
rifier; it vitalizes and purifies the blood,
strengthensfand invigorates, causes the rich
blood TO the cheek again. DIR. J. II. Mclean,
3I4 Chestnut street. St. Louis. Mo.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14

Three hundred applications for clerkships
have already been received at the white
house. Hayes turns them all over to the
heads of the departments, with instructions
not to turn any good boy out of office.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14

Bob Ingersor dined with Hayes on Sun
day. Wonder who said graceH Bob lectures
in New York on Wednesday night. Sub
jeot; Political Questions and Answers"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14

Kellogg's case is Frightening. The COM
mittee will report that he has a printd facie
right to seat in the senate, which is better
than Hayes's right to the presidency.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14
Uhe SsutimeI.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IA.

Some of the papers say Key was once
confederate brigadier. Arnold was once q
continental general.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14

Sore noses, catarrh, sore throat, sure
cure is DR.. ]. II. McLeans Catsrrh Snuff. 1t
is a new antisceptic principle; never fails.
Trial boxes by mail. so cents. DIR. ]. III.
Mclean, 314 Chestnut street, st. Louis, No.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14

the people shall again condemn toe radical
party for its crimes, Its follies ard its incom-
petency.
, 1877-09-17
THE NEZ pERCES,
Remarkable Conduct on tho Fart Of the
NetlAtina.

Remarkable Conduct on tho Fart Of the
IRstl.tttn4,
Correspondence .ytlo lori Tribune.
roRr ELLIS, Montuna. Aug, os.-Tbo Nez
49,, ,,s.a,.,.' ,.t.et,1. ~ ssesps.h .1o"uu'
ana achhto Intofmat'on rcsaf!thE thelF course
being required, on the 93d, Lieut.. e. H. scln.-
Geld, Second Lavulr r, OF ttIs post, WIS scut IN
scout Sp tue Yellowstone with ,r Instructions to-
a aes4 ~, v,,sa a'aatu' ',nh WINCH 70 w" the
country WIN 1oIr eo'dIers anu Anucrsoa. the
scout, hc performed the service, anu Is now ru-
turned. turned, Lieut.. se1'o'lela is brotler Of tho
nvrontin,,, ,,,.;t aa1 s"@ss.,aa.. ~ss
cAceps'ona u mc1't aha competency.
iae country was thoroughly cx-
atnincd, but NJ hostilcs were seen. After tho
arluous asccut and tho obtcryatiou. had beeu
,notle ,ho n,rtv ,.,,-nsd IN II. 800, ,,1.,, -
sIs 4.t' ,.,.,. si 49,, 80 ~
,ii.h1 cs",c IL r..,.,,sn ,,na ~ th ~ ,'isit
stIi"s ri tc ,sap. ,ons os " ~ ~ na1tns t
sso+S 49,. ~ tiis,,ae', IT, - ~. es Ffnr !aA
"us 1.1s ~ so. e;ts. - Hiq"s.
81 1 1u11 9ioa y efh"s' t.' NHnAt. fAiHNt
nMk' nStk:' ~ !a't'-o toh''naha|V n9'V .pIeer f1Fs
s. ,i ~. ~, uce'i I'LL om TX a.""Tt H. -
appeafen ~ the uefsss M y naslll On thc Ath. Ihry
ssl4cA TUG 1ieiena ailo !aAaelapash tatlJ. klll-
1nx nsa:x, sessm a, naen asa !s an'! tak'nK s'rs.
e. 1o"An n,t.onrs n I i,.t 's.e' MI vos,' Sf"tm.
b9th to.oay the !ha!ahs attaescd sn9thcr party
Of ten, and killed nsne. onu escape! and game
to NY samp' , Sisht osiore - tl's !ndian* re-
s 1Sassa @ MFt. toSat', nef d tstsf anu oEothSr;
Drought them III here to-hlHlt. -
Ihe women, one Mrs. cowan, md tho other
hsr sister. Miss carpenter were mounted urotl
tndan Rss., Wills ths 1n M Carrstsr
lad been iactnhcts oi p!easure party: to the
Gcyscr region. wtlch had been captured w the
letscatinE Ma fcFres on the sith,
, 1877-09-17

i4latarc, or for any othcr purpose, is false II,
every particular.
he Srw iurk T;,nts taya in regard IL the
'lfc'.lflr% u His C,hLplnr:
1h- Ertr Railway iuln any trr1Hrr4 a divide nd
In s,':.:*ht"r. 1874. nt prr trnt it, eumnnn
tt'nl lbr the rIr month. rn'Itn. tua" N. 1879.
u" hitid"s! VIZ mi:e pay,itEr M au'I aiier slct.
nf fhe yt:ar In tErit-lnH. Tn meet thr t,3yurn:A
thr tesnpa,1y ,!rIn.Itrd Sshn tfn With Tic ftm Ut
1en. aid *h! i, the owncr n 40 sh4rc. of The
cnatnn t'ncx. ffe fect ntly pttIsuhri tht
Supreme t'nrrt. saving That hr wis abrrnt fran
ih'a STATE fH the iiii IT IA1:'. hph dill mt knuw
that dividend had been sirtarch. Sot having
called for his ahars of the 'Itvntcnd the money
had ltccn returned bJ Unnc1n. Sherman Il
IT,, anil in dino limo parcel, with The
Other nfoprrty Of tho Company. ihto tho banIs IT
The ittcrtvrr. lie ubtatncan order directing the
I!c"risrr In psy HIM 500. The Fnrmcfs' t.nan h
Trust t'0mpanr, which II ,hc plaintiff In one OF
the fofecin'urc futs In which appointment nf the
1icfefsrr "t The railway conpany wa4 made, male
tbnnllsf yesterday 10 have tlte orler In favor nf
Mr: lo Elanc set a.tlr. IN tho gsunnd that copy
q! h1s PETITION had not lr:"n scrvtti on II A. Inc
t'atntir In the shit. II. u. Turner. nf Mr.srr.
ItrnrF. Ire l. McCiurs. who Represented the i.Iap
q Trust Companr. argued That that Company has
tln rltht tn he served with rarrrs In any prtr,rt-
n4 against thu itecetycf which acrts thu funds ut
thr Railway corpuratiutt. Jn,!go WE1thsDuk scctn-
81 y think otherwise, however, but reserved his
, 1877-09-17

SANFORD'S
CURE
For CATARRH

1hsssntlF sctteses aad rssmaaeny this .osth.
sufn# tsease In al IL tasying Btsxcs poasrsses Tho
soohnK and heaas properties vt nlantr, tcrls, anh
ba'kt 10 their essrntta farm. frcs fsum cser5 nuruus
contamination and In th!t respect differs fTo every
other kho~n reutdy. In shust year Il haa found
its way fsom the Atlantic to tho iac!ac coast, sni
Whercfes kE3xn has fcotle the standard remedy for
shr treatment IT Catarrh The pruprciors have been
waited utn by Ecnitsne Of national reputation vhv
iavr bven cured by This remedy whn ase at ron.
siderable cxt%nsc and peftona| trouble aprr4d the EJo
hcws throughout lAs circlts u which tcy move. Wheu
Jnu hear = wealthy gentleman uf intsxence and re.
hhtnent ssy. ~ o~a nly llfa to taniords EtalcAi
Cure. yes may fer n*aufcd that It II an article Of
Erea, Value AID worthy to be elas.ed auore the stsnd
ard medical spec!1c4 of the day.
, 1877-09-17
LETTER
From Distinguished Physician.

10 ttne!t disease hss entailed suffering or hsA
tneI tue breaking UP .! tic cnstl utun thHa Catafr
Tue shac Ut ait1 Ut thaif. ut siHh IT hcA1iH8 tIo
hnAH tuite. fs l'a &te Or more and 1oIuctules
yield y H. s.sttructi.e tnnueec THIS pulsA Il l'sri
bue: ftulEaut ie tysten att4Cks every vial f4fcc
aHa rrika up thu ih1st rohust ut c1nattHttuht lk
.vlch @En'Ise hut ?!.tt hndcttto! ~ tntt ply
1ml1teHIy aAsHletl VI fuACks Md chAtiaixA tIus0
;"trsn iro 4 have tus !l;t!s hos 1s reis.r u
AAt treatment bt Ir terrible 4t.ea&s W NEEDLES with!
III e rraci y! i Asstd iath tastGs ~ cuptleA
s!gs4 +, +; H. sanfor! ~ ths iss!.rst"p .; r.. AI
lisr.y to xhrH ali TIE G.u1i renec1 l4l i.c
tAuse strikes vt The tUt nf is dseasu, vx. the lse1
dttrst hrpiir Alum u the nsss PASSAGES IT, action
L.r ." rerlain hAed rue. anl anrt the s!t:I tvrce.
CAHs.l, effect tnrc. t3Eu. HEA5kp. II. u,
HoLscvts ulvtl. So. Fsam!nghsm, Oci. i, is71.
, 1877-09-17
1SnIASApOLfs NEWS.


1splsNs,oLts, Sept. 1G-A. A. Zion, agent
OF the indianapolis. Cincinnati Il Lafayette
Railroad hers !. unter arrest for lnbcxzlc,ucut,
mis- ftecounts With the Corntsany slnwtng dc.
t'''ci'cy III $3.50. IIc IL surrec.iel LIZ j. II.
Ling, Of Cincinnati lie clni,us the trouble is
witt, the system If charges, and that The ac.
'sth u" MT represent the trlls. satr uf aifat5s.
l;ceei'er Wright, of The ImlIsnap,.'l., Diuuil,-
fnvt"i d Wehtcri, Hallway, Inns male an ur-
ranysHlcn. with T!.onus H. srott. uf
The Pennsylvania and lan ltan,l!c Roas, Ior MI
!y which the indianapolis, Bloomington Il
Western Will receive nil the freight nnl tGistc1,-
ger business u tl!e rennsylsana lines cast vi
1n1IaalHui. to Peoria ant! west, nr,,l for ali
p!ints III! t,lu indianapolis, Bloomington IL
Wc,tcrn load. This business las heretofore
g"'iG " WHY Of tho Toledo, peurta Il Warsaw
l!oad by way of LoganspUrt atli State Line.
iIu aErcernent Is for mutual Interchange Of
business. by Which tho freight ears Of botli will
pass over each others lincs.
, 1877-09-17
G. A r 4 r r H
And Deafness Cured. -

Gfefitresn: Mt wltt has i,rcn troubled with CAsa-r
9ut and has titled lIret Utlrr remedies Without
s"y !snei s,'s h. a'.; e~. p.,s'!y as.f t. ve ~
fut.lrs KAulEAk cUltE her tsuuhes have t'eea
growing rnpAIy brttCE. At ta4es shr can saF ~ well
rrnttS VII! result tn EtE.ns!,t Ee..oE1oA of hsr
ihr tAl'1cAL CURE successfully. aHI antieist~ i.r
It ArEf k2lo a. consequence Ut The htTtf.faE re.
lief and cure afforded By IL itc.ptcttn:!{ s"Mi
a, ". DAVIDSON.
1tastwtck. Vt. March II.
+. S,-Mf. Luther lluitart, NJ thia town. frrovta
that hu has taItn many rtturdItB Sud ,Rs uu,pluye
pLrsrtana without rrtt. hut 1t derived lhr gfeAtsat
tsneut HUH lAG L2e II sANkUliD'6 ltiulcAl EuHE.
u. W. u.
Essh package contatts Er. Earfordf improved InAl-
inv Tn with tuIl urr!ns tof ne 10 Nil casea iIscs
ttt1 +f ka3e For SALE hY all NUlskAls AsII rTtAl
lltuxxtAts throughout lht Enltra STATES. WEEk3 i
lhFfEN. HsastAt AgvAts A,L H4v!eAsla lFuxx xxt4tA.
DostVA,
, 1877-09-17
CATJLE-fEVER,

=
LKAyEsWohTIt, Kan, Ecpt- lG.-McKtbbon
q Bare, large Texas-cattlo dealers, lately
shipped large humber Of cattle through this
city that wcru diseased With the Texas cattle
fever. They kept thesn here fur couple Of
days. about tl'rcc miles south Of the city trax-
fnE. sir. J. 4. krcybcll's euws were iutcctcu,
auu, In q day or tw0t41o<R lost tllty-iye m1,ri
GUNS, AS also did numerous other tlairyen In
tue vicinity. lhgru IL u stringent law as.inst
bringing cattle to the Stale That arc diseaec.!,
atid sulta hare beeh brought by all the iAat ties,
, 1877-09-17

his tnccess la. 1ed him 10 sn,1urp
rune frirnt1s 10 ntsrmnt the Introduction
Of III" Oriental rearl-oystcr to French
already nouris'tnE ifalnstr1cs rnnnc.tc,i with
the rrfH'Intistn nf csliltc uys,crs. The manu.
fartrc nj artificial lwarlx. as carried un by tho
Cline - and ny skilled nrtists in Viunna md
Paris. is rcar1Iing - lpll ftasc uf prrfcction
that IL fs difficult to etcet l1fo difference be-
twecss tho rual antt sham gems. But The tratle
hhs It'd /" mn frureasc in tic value Of real pearls,
atl'E tic man who ran prtal,ice actual geu,s on
Ills own farm NAV calculate on tho Immediate
realization Ut a fortune.
, 1877-09-17

I4tlS.
Tie View York Tribune says that It is now con.
ccdcs1 BY the agcnts Of the trunk lines that no
portion III tic freight frotn New furk City to
the West witch IL billed by way of tho Wabash
Railroad Is delivered to ottlcr roads. For time,
Mr.. Fink tho commissioner In charge Of the ap-
portlon'nent Of freight among tho different
lines, clali,ed tho right to send freight Ly any
route he might Select III orlcr to tlakc tic re-
qnfscd division among tho trunk lines. The re-.
suit VI thts was Tint Western connections fre-
aucneiy DID not ste the gools at al1 WHICH tl,rEr
agents iii New York Ind secured for
ter'n At first Mr.. Fink WAS dis
rMscd IL ignore The complaints Of tic
Western lines, but Information was recently
Vanderbilt, III an Interview with ttc representa-.
tises Of the Wabash Company, admitted that
tic Company Ind riEht To all thc freight or
iGtc'l t" be scnt oycr 1t. stnce which tine the
Wabash las received all ti!c business consigned
to It. M further trouble of thls Kind Is *
Vc.tctl ly the Wnhash Company.
John y. Jarrett, President of tho Baltimore
y Ohio lsallruatl, statctl to rcportrr recently
that rs iar as ls roal was concerned ha was
Thoroughly satisfied! with the railway apportsol-
ncnt KctHine, aud II there waA uny dlssatlslac-
thu a!Ao,lE tic managers 0f atly vi tile trunk
lt'tt, fc lad mt been informed IT It. Rcfcrrlng
to t'Ic recent henry loan nego.tutcl III l.o,l.
A'os by the Baltimore d Ohio l;aisroad Con,-
rAny, he stated tIlat the auuunt wlA II ,GUO HU,
ut.l tic bonds bore Interest ut s pcr cent. THUS
ias, he sail, tnc Company i.a! paid ut a1n,ust
thc entire s'oat!n. debt, anil the baiat,ce would
crc:slng its equipments. When aske,1 whether
tho Company hnd been Negotiating fnr partly
4ra.1e!l atr-liuc frun Chicago Junction, through
!lllnals md Ohto, tO II pont thirty mtlcs fruiIt
bsrss y 1o rSy p IN e sest s 1sas ts
tat It wis found NECESSARY to make scycral ex-
Tensions. Hu dvilic.l that tbs ob}cct of the
, 1877-09-17

KEoRuK. H., Sept. ia party Of three
roughs, headed by Nei sharp, made bsulal
attack upon Dr.. J. c. hughes, .lr., prominent
Young physician Of this city. lust evening, beat
Ing and kicking hin, and prolueiug internal
injuries which place him In critical condition.
Two Of tho party hal un'lltcl.cJ TIC Doctors
horse and started oil with It. and, wl,Gt, lr in
tcrfcted and stopped them, tlluy assaulted him
III q ru1linnly manner. THO public are very In.
dfgnant at tho Outrage. Tic entire purity arc it,
iuii.
, 1877-09-17

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. 1U-Ycstcr,lay
afternoon, at sargcnt's rarctc, about two miles
from Roekton, Placer County. Mr.. Sargent, his
foreman Xavier. Louis ULcr, a.,d Mrs. Oder wera
scmbled, drove thu 1Chi1,rso out Of towt1, u,,a
destroyed the Chtncae quarter. The trouble Ia
understood to have arisen III connection with
mining claims in tho vicinity. Particulars
shof&tY.
, 1877-09-17

8pfcla9 bispateA 70 I7s TTbaue.
sFa1NaR1KLD, ILL.,. Sept. ld.--Thc Rev. J. g.
White, VI Jacksonville, the anti-Catholic cru
sader, was hootcta, blaekguardcd, and threate1-
el while preaching un the public Square this
afternoon. Ihs threats Of per,unal violence,
however, werc not carried nut, md Ar, White
spoEs tonight At the u. !. H. Hail without
hIuuFauce.
, 1877-09-17

their escape from the county 1ail this afternoon
while being transferred fro,n thcr ward. They
run on 10 the roof Of tho JUL mud cnbet tu tho
ground by q lEghtnng-sol. Tho rod broku
with one Of them, ncgr0, und he was captured
after running short distance. Tho Ulliccrs nrc
on tho lookout for the 0thcrs.
, 1877-09-17
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON, Sept. la.--1he steamships Algeria
NIL Labrador, from New York, have arrived
Uut.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10. Arriycd-The
steamship 1Aliiaul, from Liverpool.
MoviLLE, Sept. ld-Ar,!ycI-The steamship
Muyayt4u, fgQlp Montreal.
, 1877-09-17
KILLED Hy 4 DETECTIVE.
6ptef1{ Dfst1fch 10 TIE Tribune

WAsntNoroH, D. G., Sept. 16-Mcssrs.
Abbott and Perkins, Of the Secret Service
Division, have bccn sumo time past following
gang Of countcsfcitcrs in tic region OF Harris
burg, ia..ihatl,as been making quarters. halvcs,
and trade dollars. Yesterday the sccsct-
Service men attempted to arrest two at Tyrone,
Pa., when ono named llutchn*, 81 l'alttnIore,
the latter shot him 1cn.l. Abbott captured tic
SECOND man autl took lin to 1'itteburg. pcEl;na
WAS arrested by thu authorities Of Tyrone, but
subsequently released on the ground Of shout
Ing IN sclfdctcnsc.
, 1877-09-17
A HORROR AVERTE1.

sAs Francisco, sept. 1d.-Fire Was discover.
el In the upper part at utIon Hall this evening.
i jewish congregation Ut several hundred peo-
pic 3cse holding services in the luais ball. Tho
Policeman ou duty pohhed member Of tlls
Committee quietly, aud the hall was cleared
viii ttt tTllllns nIshaps in descending the
ste'fs, The 1re va. sooA cxtingu,ahrJ, aud tho
uatIaXe WA nominal,
, 1877-09-17

SpFC7d8 7H&bdlcH "a TIE 1F1GNH9.
LEAvENwoRTlI. Kan., Sept. 10.-Two men
nauled Stanley and I3chco were arrested this
morning by O!lIeer Malone for passlng counter
felt money. On their persons was FUND about
SIS in cnnntcr(ct silver that was !,asd to detert.
a large gang las Gcen At wurk hcru, wIlch will
probably 10 broken up.
, 1877-09-17

with rencwc,1 rnfrgy. 1Its frat proceeding was
10 get Il written statement nj tlr affair frutr nll
I'll" PARTIES wlio lIc supposed had my tr'hnrrtiuH
with II. ttnn smH!arlhg THESE stAt1'in"Ht vrrv
wide differences wtrt fDnnd. S"ur TT tl,r mo,
important points covering tie tra: *a,tinns Of
lar t.r ans'sll's u( nlncy we're directly ruIltrhry
tntncl, 'lhcr.
1t tltc best ts1rns. wim o,rrhrrr'l The cnr,eplr
atF. tile guilt pf. The rarty arrested. nnl thc
rplusttn III ntIlrr@ who ctrnfurc wrrr not sup
po.c'l to haze anything tosluwith 1t.
ptare.l in the hands nr Detretiyo Norrts, wln,,
ni,uut u'.fork, proceeded iu tho rcatIe,,ce oi
Mr. Myers, w1lnEn be founh In bed. lie WIS
aWakcncst ainl The nnrrnnt served, when Norris
prucccicl TO the MaYnr'a atlfte with his prI<ot,-
e., followed hy er,as. ot mem .cscrai ot wi,oIh
ntc sns|artc'lnf being as deep III tho mfre as
Myers Himself.
ihe party s'orrd nt J. II. Kenlay's sa'oon,
door was o1'cne,l nn'l the olflre III IN. Hero
trouble was anisfnnlcd, nnh with cause. While
the l'arts WIS standing around TIC lIaf talking
cxeitctlLy, Mr. Myers stn,tel inwAr.l tho t1u0r,
,Ht y, sya: st,'psed by Norris. rlcn, 1t was that
showed what he was by cursilg ana hlarkguaftl-
lug the detective and threatening vtolence.
Mr.. Norris merely IetnaTkr'! that he was not
scarrtl, hut tllought Layton was more cf Ecti-
Tley finally gut III in the o!llce, but wur,l WAS
sDon lrougnL That llic Nnynr NILS Bick, ashl the
prisoner wuid have tt'.. he taken tu his rcsi-
dcttc, Which MIS- forthwith, linnc.
Layton, Myers Attorney. asked that tho case
be rnnltnuci until Tuesday, serl. y. whfcl. was
gratltctl AMI he wns M,um nycr tu appear IN
that day III the sim u el0,0N). eanuc IiutIcr,
J.. y. Biiinc. .: r. Dcher, and Z. Gunthcr be-
1t Is rvlcnt from The tcstlnl0ny IN possession
Of thu authorities lint this 1'crna.inn l,hs i,cer
Edng on tpr several years, cscll lr(use The iate
Trcts,lrcr's tern, commenced, and That eonIt
Inn III tiH1
, 1877-09-17

His7t1nI 787td1EH n 1F7 7F15NFf.
MARQUETTE, Sept. 16.-Two sailors from the
propeller ]. s. Fay ca1no asl,urc saturday night,
got drunk, aud lad terrible light witt, knlycs.
john O't}rcn was fatally stabIcd Ly Frank Me-
Lean, but IL yet living. ila received two TERRI
bic slashcs aud a stub In tic back. McLeau bus
ecGn nrtgatc1.
, 1877-09-17


Lieut. Mastot, French nara! otllecr, who has
sa'.c'l much ln she south la1tac. has bit upon
tac happy idta VI DEMONSTRATING the pearlosstsr
IN tie same Hss thut sdiplr uystrts are - prof.
ttaoly cultivated, mot fur eating purposes, OF
cuussc, but soE tbs fnre gems which lley cun.
tain. Tbs iA'aud u Poinutou Ia Uee2,l,ea Is the
&ccne of u. MArtut's experiments, aud