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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-08-25
The Grand clock at washington.

AT the observatory in Washington
stands the clock that regulates time
for the whole country. 1t is not
beautiful, like many French clocks
that nOisily tick upon the parlOr
mantle. In fact, it is large and tall,
with plain face, and body of dark
wood, and without OrnamentatiOn.
1t is much like the Old~fashiOned
clock that stood in our grandmoth-
er's kitchen. 1t nowhere touches
either the floor of the building, but
is securely fastened to stone pier,
which rests upon a solid foundation,
so that it may not be affected by any
motion of the building. Rains may
descend, floods come, winds blow
and beat upon the house, but the
clock feels it not, for it is built upon
a rock. 1t is a splendid time-keep-
er. At the present time it gains at
the rate of Observation-Disclosures of
IL second per day.
In order that people all over the
country may have uniform time, so
important for railroads and steam
boats and other cOnVeyanceS, at
three minutes before twelve every
| 0dN, UIllS CIOCh 10 COnACClCu ny
means of a galvanic battery, with
the wires of the Western Union
Telegraph, which extend into the
room containing the clock. All
other messages, however important
must give way for these three min
minutes and in every town
and station, from Maine to Cali
fOrnia, and station, where there
! is railroad operator, as the pen
dulum of the clock ticks, each
second a click is recorded by the
telegraph, and at the instant OF
twelve two ticks are given.
AT the same instant huge black
ball, which is drawn up few mo-
ments before, descends upon the
dome of the observatory; and hun.
dreds all over the city stand, with
watch in hand to see it drop, tC
keep as we say, "ball time
Thus, when this ball drops two
clicks in every large town in tht
land tell the hour of twelve,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-08-25
The Next Governor of Virginia.

The Next Governor of Virginia.
Referring to Colonel Holiday, the
Democratic nominee for Governor
of Virginia, a recent dispatch says
He is a true representative of the
old regime, and is distinguished
graduate Of the University of Viz
ginia. He was known before the
civil war us q brilliant young orator
and politician. His empty coat
sleeve to which he is now Indebted
for his popularity, marks him one
of the knightly heroes Of the war,
who as a highborn gentleman draws
to himself the traditional clanship
of the Virginians. His complexion
approaches the blonde, and he is a
man of tall and powerful frame,
large boned and sinewy. He is, how
ever, very soft in his manners, ele-
CANT, graceful aud dehonair, in fact,
the persopiflpatlon of the qualities
of the old Virginia gentleman, and
such q man as to fill the public heart.
He stands firm on the honor of the
Old Dominion, pledged to her obli-
cations, and is opposed to all rings
and bond spectators. Ho Is the
great lawyer of his section, and
unites with his profession the Occu-
nation or farmer, a time-honOred
connection well known in the days
of Marshall, Henry, Writ, Mason,
and Jefferson.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-08-25
More Maine RepMIican Nonsense

More Maine RepuIfcan Nonsense
One who reads even cursorily the
Maine Republican platform this
morning, will observe that it is in
no place emphatic than in the clause
which declares that "any radical
change in the navigation laws, es-
pecially in regard to registry and en-
rollment of shipping, would be de-
trimental to the highest interests of
American commerce and damag=
ing blow to the national ipdepend-
ence of the eauntry.n One can not
oct at the essence of this clause with
out considering a few points of these
laws which are thus sweepingly
praised.
Under our registration laws no
vessel can be deemed vessel of the
United States and entitled to nation
al protection unless owned entirely
by citizens and commanded by q
United States citizen. If a natQrals
lied owner or a part owner of yesa
sci goes to foreign country for two
years the register of the vessel is for
feited.
Only vessels built in the United
States or captured by the United
States in war can be registered.
No American-built vessel licensed
to sail under a foreign flag during
the Rebellion can be registered anew.
No vessel can be registered the
owner or part owner of which usu-
ally lives in a foreign country,
Vessels sold to a foreigner shall be
considered foreign vessels, and not
entitled to another registration If
bought back by United States citi-
Zens.
These legal curiosities are not me-
mentOes of a barbarOus period of
commerce and navigation, but are
existing laws incorporated into the
Revised Statutes of the United
States, vigilantly enforced and just
now approved by the convention OF
the dominant party representing the
best intelligence of q New England
State. Can citizens who lament the
decay of our once splendid foreign
commerce find more forcible reasons
for its melancholy plight than such
laws and such political sentiments
! suggest. York EeUeIli1lg Post.
DURING the strike in Chicago,
party of Communists called at the
office of Robert Law, a leading coal
man, "You must pay your men y
a day or We'll shut you up," said
the spokesman. "And who are you,
sir ?'t demanded Robert. "We rep
resent the labor strike and must be
obeyed." "Well, you want me tC
pay my men 81 a day, do you 2.
"Yes, and you must do it, too" u
am much obliged to the labor strik'
ers. Pm now paying my men from
SO to $3.50 a day, and a reduction Il
50 will be a good thing for me; but
go and see the workman about ~
you fool ~ The imperiOus dicta
tors opened their eyes, looked cheap
! and Tamoosed the rancho.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-08-25
TERMS FOR TEN MONTHS:

Thankful for the liberal patronage here
tofors extended, 1 bespeak a continuance OF
me sane For further particulars, address,
], A. TATE, Principal,
Aug. ,, y77-41 Hampton's Sta.' Ienn'
, 1877-11-21
ODD.FELLOWN,
OficsFt Elected by tho Grand Eneamp-
n,cht ut indianapolis,

Onicsrs Elected by tho Grand Eaeamp-
n,cnt at indianapolis.
Epecfos lH'oaicA ia TAs Eaieaan Tribune.
1NptANApoIis, Ind, Nov. 20.-The Old.Fcl-
lows elected ltt following officers OF the Hrsnl
Eneat.pu.ent: II. ". uranu Patriarch, ". X.
Edwards; ~. Z. Grand High Priests. F.Walllck;
X ". Grand Senior Warden, 4. u. IIaiIsy} X.
". Granl Junior Warden, H. Dyrgrr; Il.
W. Grand Scribe, h, +. Foster; Il.
W. 0raMl Treasurer, Theodore i.
Ifaughey: W. Oruntl ecutinei, Christopher
ToIer; W. Deputy Grand Sentinel, Joseph 4.
Watson; GTaul Representative to u. l.. U. g.,
John MorganI Alternate Grand Representative
to q. l.. u. S., Thomas Underwood. For the
oillee Of uranu Scribe. john 7. Batlucrs, Of No.
II, xus put III nomination, but B, +. Foster rc-
ccivctl majority of the votes cast, md WIS
declared elected. For all other offices tho bal
lot was unanimous. The ollecrs elected wcro
afse1ward presented by Representatives Leon
ldas Sexton and d. u. SLldler for Installation,
mud the ceremony Of installation was
performed by thu retiring officers. The
case Of tho TcutonIa Eucanpuicut, ia the
Jurisdiction of 1ndfana, against tue Federal En-
tulu upis,eut. In the jurisdictions of Ohio, cano up
fur consideration Oh the report of committee.
Tcutonia Eucnmpsnent cpuplalucl that, having
advanced money to member VI tAc Or,ler Of,
btiuy lad neglected aud EcluAe1 tu pay back the
en,lIe aaAount. An opinion given fn tho tn2itrr
BY tts tiran1 Patriarch vi Ou!o WAS declared to
lc uppuacd to thu principles and lava VI the
Urlr1, una I'll appeal tu tLr u1all1 Lodge VI the
Cu4le1 ssaLvs MAS ordered tu BY takgn.
, 1877-11-21
TILE RAILROADS.
S1'AT1; FIGURES.

snecin1 nisp,,rh to 7Hs caicagn Tribune.
srntsur1ELp, ILL.,. Nor. .n.-Thc forthcoming
ANIMAL rrport ot the Railroad anI Warehouse
Commissioners shortly to be printed presents
the following statistics ot railroads In Illinois:
Main lines, entire 1ongth In miles, 1907: total
length Of main lines nltl branches In illinois,
1;,M5; number OF wooden brilgos IN Illinois,
t.as.; nuntcr VI stone bridges In Illinois. 81;
number nf combination anl iron bridges. lG4;
llunl'cr vi wtntlcn trc*tles, 4,oi7; humber Ut
cuglncs, 38l8: number Of passenger cars, lilo:
nunlDcr of express, mali, mud baggage cars, COS;
number Of box and stuck ears, 49,0it1; number
Ut coal aud t.at cars, e0,lG2; total
cars, 0',es3;. number Of stations, 1,553;
a,l,t Tcbt-prcfcrfcd stock, e5i414,7a7.;Sj;
common elotk, &251 ,11i', ,5Sk37; Mn,led debt,
ssis, III, g,o43; tloat!ng .teht, ,so,7EI,19.7i;
.lebt per mile, s3t,TU.'5. t'r.,ss RcseIpts-En.
tlre Iisira. p,ssr'lpers, s2toll,7lSSt; freight,
S1t mail. express, etc., 3,.GI}031. rs:
Total. S*lnta,0l0. IS; average gross recrDts pcr
mile. $i,3l3Sl. Accidents ard DAtIlagcs--l'as-
tf1 tensf's k'l's i9 wo'e t,crs as rGys:
nlI otliers injured, lu}; damages paid fur per-
Suns kt!lut or Injured, $}.5t}5; dnunges paid Tor
stock killed, 3lD5,UlS.if; danlogo pali for psot,-
erty dgstrIycd by Iiro from engines. S:R. III II.
EXPENSES aud l.ucetnts-Entfre llncs. ordinary
tsensrs pr n,1r, $3,M,0.50; cxsra expenses AZ
lakes, etc, s.,1!9,D,U.03: total opcrutii9 aitl
general expenses, &tt ,by;, 14a.1U; excess Of re-
ce,pta over expenses, *i1,:As,si95o; deficits,
E1if, f,1W.49i average net receipts per tnG,
slas5a; pa!4 Tor os ss,'a!nas a, S,!' ea';snts, G
luls md lease VI otlcr rt,ulls, Sl0, la3, Sla17.
si,c. cntiro report Will not be ready for some
weeks.
, 1877-11-21
SHARKS.

sktctof f,fspafch 10 TIE Chicago Tribune.
Apn1As, MIct., Nov. ?0.-Slcrvtn u. Palmer.
OF Niagara. N. Y, and ucorgo II. Carver,
formerly banker Of 1}aIubridgc, N. r.. Tho
latter ilotc-kceper ut Biossacli, in this cou.,-
ty, convicted some lnys ago Of utterin9 forged
paper, wcro this morning sentenced to 1--we
ycara In States Prison. Strong testimonials of
previous goosl standing from their forner homes
induced Judge Pratt to give them the minimum
term, although, In his rrtnarks. lie estimated
TINT swfn.lcrs 0f this stamp lnl In tie pnst tcn
years lefraudcA tho farmers oi this county uut
uf &45,0OO. TAeBU Meu au1l ttelr uceunp!tces
hare been operating extensively In Michigan
and other Stnies. Their plan was tor go,llc last
runner tn scr,irr at, honest Nranger's signature
to a conttact accepting an ngency fur wisa
clothcs.lfnc, wftll liberal rift uf line ns built,
md. u few weeks later, defendants, passing ~
collecting agent nnd lawyer, wpulu present Him
n rcEstnriy signed cuutsaet requiring the pay.
mrnt oI u,nolnts averaging about e2Hl Tho
astunlslel arrlculturat Usually compromised
rather than haye trouble.
, 1877-11-21

The offsccs Of tho rittsburg, Fort Wayne T.
Chicago lsattroal presented q very animated ap-
peaEance ycstsrlay. Everything xns hustle anu
excitement, This cnrpcts werr bc!ng swept, Tho
desks cleaned, anl everything else plarca III tho
uust prrscntable condition. The officials nj the
road US wcll us tho vlcrlta wcse out buying new
1'apcr-cotlars, ncckttcs, md stoycpIpe hats, to
br nbIo to make gutd impression upon their
chief md muster. Col. Thonas \. Scott, who
WILL arrive Iicro with hts retEiue Ut ministers
aud a.lvlhers tl.is 'nornug IL Inspect tue CuIn-
pany's property IT. thls city,
slr. Rnl,rrt Forsyth Aas been appointed Gesi.
eral FrcsHl.t anu lasscnccr. Agent VI tho Chi-
Adam IluiIl.lay rcsIenri. Thu ln.nagnss of tl.ia
rl,au may congratulate themselves IN having
been able to secure tho survives Of rs g.'ol anl
e'Iysc'lt y tan as Alr. f.'rsyth for thls !u1pur,
man md has filled tile pusltfun ol tleurral
Freight Agent oil several os tlIe acadtlg Euals
III ,Ilis ts,untry with signal ability. Wtat hp
does not kt,Uw ahot,t thu transportation husl-
air. William, t)rtnn. President, and Mr.. Anson
Ssa.cr, Vlce-lresl1ent md General Huperin-
tclnlcnt q! tho Western unim Telegraph Com
pany. went tNeet last cYcning III .Jay GnulA's
private ear by the CAlts!gH, lltck Island u Pa
e!ac isailroasl. Tha TURNER Is. goIng to fan
Francisco and thu latter to Salt 1.akr City, hE.
HtaEtr will be bark asait! In at,,at two Weeks,
Ihe HuWcrn! Freight Agents Ut tho r,atls
tiu.c,cd u. tilc frright.ot'lc of tbs nKo sl,ore
Il Michigan Southern lsailrnatl aIl day ycatcr-
tlay, atHl workc,l like 1rakeu,en tu complete tic
list 1T uniform Classlitatthns IN East.lH'lnl
lrelehts. which ss 70 b. lai4 beforo tl'c skcsu.
ttvc Cunlm!ttcn Of ucnerul Managers torday for
their Auprnya!.
Str. Charles 3. Fee. formerly With the MIch!-
gan Central Railroad in this city. aud lately pT.
" 81. Joc !sstlroad, has hcun appointed pr!yatu
scprgtAFY Of Ar. II, Il, Sargent, lipHefpl NAt1a-
, 1877-11-21

Special MskdtcA f1 1AS EHfc*saa Irtbaaf
MApIsos, Wis, Nor. ao.-The Buard Of 10
gents OF the State University are III sessiob 10
day. Tho members present are 6earing. Steele
bingham, Gregory, Van slyke, kcyes, keenau'
Cheynowctll, and Carter. ThcEe lclhv = ",
culley In tue 0Illco OF the President Of the l!ard
by the expiration OF tho term pf the t!ol.
tco19s II. Paul. the lIuu. J. 81. bingham W.
elected l'rcsdent pro tc1u., u servu till the III"
nunt meeting. :.
Thu Hon. W. Z. Smith, Govcsnoretcct, .
spending u few days tn tiis city, and - l#lae
heartily Congratulated by his numerous fheu'is'
, 1877-11-21
roscs for wbIcl, gold anil 9rccnhacks can now

IA ,s+ {r,,ter,, .:..oftat,d rrr...
WAsu1SGrbS, u. t.. Nuy, :u,-Tho Senate
Et1aue Committee fut3ny resumed cpn.f1rrn.
tinn ,,f tLr tfc tbll tur tlc rcmoncttzati,,,, of
silver. Amendment. wcrr rrupnsc.l, and In
fnr res s!nn rejected, by uniform vote Of /
nyait,st y: proy,j;nR Tor tho Limitation Of tho
f,gal.,cnirr rnwcr OF The silver dollar to
nulounts of el0, 500. or $50 in any onc nay
f,1rni An amendment providing that silver
dollars shall be lceal-tcntltr nniy for lie same
purposes n. tte existing United states notes, VI
gr,ru;,a, ks, wus ni.n voted dawn.
In leu ot tho frce.rofnnge clause heretofore
strf ken ont, M. amendment {tfTercd bv Mr.
AIil,nn) was adopted making it tho duty of the
Secretary UG tho Trcnsury to nurcllnac each ami
every month
sEFriciExT AMOUNT OF SILVER rULL1oH
10 enable tl,r Department to ro!n Mt least
s!tAhltkM but not nnrc than s4.tO0, no PER
month. anl the huIllon 70 purchased f. tG be
Immediately coined. Fur this prrp.sc l,c is al-
thorzstl anil directed 10 t,se any f,lntl* III The
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, prnvtt1cd
That tho tn:al amount Of Tic Uhltctl 1tntc* notes
thus cmpluss,l null Withdrawn irou the Treas
urY shall mt at any orc time
ExcEEp sa0OD,GN0.
Tho nn,eudtnrnt II silent rs To the dfepoattipn
ihe department slnll make of silver t!nl',rs;
, 1877-11-21
POLITICAL.
DETERMINATIONS.
THE nUsliEL or ouH pApptEs.

The New York GraphFe illustrates tl,e rcooo.
tizatfon-oi.sIlvcr question rs fosIt,ws,
Mr.. Samuel klumby, Of Iuwn, was nro,,o,
Gus farmer snnlc years ago. but the gras.lon.
pcrs swarne.l down upon him, atc out ,.,s .n,.
stance. and finally ho WIS compelled 10 On r.
hIa nciQhbors for help. Said lIe: ~
II must hire men to help me fight The ,h,,.
rers. Lend nc tU,0,M bushels 0i oats. AMI
will my rnu q rcs cent interest TN them. al !
you 1000 bushels Of corn or oats nj INV out nn
kill The 'Ilprpcrs." ~
THY @ realty ,! s' sgtesl 70 Tho profitable harenn,
worll tcn time, ill., ,lcIt. Thcv tlc!,ycTes," s w. J.,
him the 10,00) lusoa Of oats, and ttaDk hs ~
cgtrc.l twenty.ycar notes. lit which l,c ls,unj
hlmsrlf to fAy the intcrcat rcV,llnry, ana ~
rivs tt!rtn tw, bushels for one at maturity, ia
unc1c Saul eo1,l tho nats, h|retl q ,,uh,1re,
men, nild kllc.t mud lrovc nfT MI the 'hDup"r.'
Err twenty years llo Inns paid tho interest eyrt1
When the loan was first mat]e rorn I'm. sox,,
inucl, forc thai nats, md the holders OF Elun.
by mites hoped hc wond redeem them. sbrn
tho time cafnc, In corn; but IN n few years tke
relative prices canrcd-ctrn Icll md Inta r,xc.
rowa mi q irs IS "Gtes e went 10 o
pass an net on tho last night NJ tho ec.eion'
when nobotly was noticing whnt was Eonv un'
Fayfn1 that It should thereafter take lori.
quarts OF corn to make bllahcl
1t was nut through In tho dark. unc, t],c
title hf AN nrt to change The nattlc u Ann
Eiit 10 serapl'lla seFoila scran. and for otlicr
'rlc tassage Of this swtn,lllug law male
of tile Indignation, Samuel Ktumby anil nthrr,
Rlsc"ccdctl In e!cctfnE Legislature Last fail H.
vurnblc To changing tic corn busllel tynek 10
thrty-two quarts, an,! cnahlnE Unelc sam ia
pay i'ls tebt ~ corn, II lie wlsfcs to tlo 60, ac
cultlEnC to contract.
Al this the nbsurl cry Of " Fraud" i" RapulL
atInn,h ctr., llns been ralsctl. Some Of the
Klnmby notes have been buu9ht BY tic Ne.
York brokers. who own most Ut The New Ynrk
newspapers, and they echo tho cry VI " Franaia
The following letters arc exhibited In Iowa by
those who nre determined to make old hlurnl,.
pay inorc thatl he agreed tot
H. frantAn Shyiork. Esg.-DEAn S.u: Thu
rIc 6lls Ito whoe Civilized world viii a.t"n.h.
mcnt and ALARM. It Is ftenu.ltntton With IiIg L,
i viii dtshonnr your beautiful! State II rnclr Ean
eosdinB to contract. Ever Of thou. Jar 0ou1n.
u. F: saytoek, Esq: Me too. W. nrtD.
n. F.,.shyfoek, E44: 1t cannot he possible th,t
ISa viii an"s,xc .nc an an 'nt4o9s measure
iotss OF oll Elu,nhy ,,avu supposed OF eoursc tst
tllcy wou!l he paid In tho moro valuahIo crtea,
which T. at preaent nhss and 20 tilaanpnlnt t's
.'prn'n-corn Or mats" would 10 to convuto tha
prohucn 'naFkcts OF tho world. Yours cordially
md allthatial'y, GEoRuE J0sks.
n.F shyioct. Et7.: Tho wholo clrcnmcl*cti wnrld
sands agl,ast at ttn attempt to awfnt!s the pcnn.
10 H. aeS.s s:I
! canNot 10 responsible fur tho result. Eneh i
eaTcfaecd fraud was never before attempted
1ours meeKIy. a. NELAosT.
n, +, sayloek. En-: am affected somewhat
, 1877-11-21
The Bloody Wretch at st. Louis
Turning into a Craven.
Exhibition Of Undisgulsed Nervousness,
Possibly Owing 10 His Wound.
Tie Problem Of Ills Transfer 10 Knox
County Will, Ills Miserable
Life iii Him.
Items Of Criminal Intelligence from vari-
Gus Quarters Of the Country.

j
Entc@a' Httasrh IA M CAengn TrfbHne.
st. louIs, Sor. eo.-fn accordance with the
request Of Chef-of-Potftc MeDUno,tgl,, Judge
.|Hn -, 0f the Criminal Court, the Prosecuting
Attorney, MID ,t,c Board Of rolf.c, tiOy. Phelps
t.s-lay recognized tho sca,tlsitlon for The
return Of Ranslc, tic outlaw, to knox
County, it,, fur trial fur the murder pcrpctratcd
at GtLsnn on tho tith Of August. These rc-
quests were carried to The State Capttat by
Sheriff. Hitchcock AMI Prosecuting Attorney
Kellogg, Of Peoria, botli Of whom returned 10
st. Louis tn-tlny and atter delivering The rcqnI-
sitlon to Chief MrDououGli, Lett Oil The evening
train for hnfnc, harfiig left behind deputy
to receive the prisoner wien his wounds sllull
permit travel. 4. precautionary measure,
clsict MrDunuugn this tnorttng issued a1s urtlcr
prohibiting nny visitors srun having ncccss 10
l'as,dc, and, III consequence, nobody has scrn
lin excepting tho guards anu hospital
officers. The Chief atso doubled tho Euarl nt
the huspita1-cclt, II tnvn1 been suggested that
tho Indignation Of tho dead policcmnns friends
WINS such that II might cnd fl tho summary TAX
Ing OF If the murderer by al, intrlltlins anil
Irresistible nob If the Etiar.l was mt yesy for
mtdable one. Ran1e Us fully appriscdl last night
that ncrlAces had been made, and, for the first
tflne since Ills capture, he is reported 10 llavc
sluwn .lcryols fcar. lie taEi that his (,yus-
pccttve removal tn Illinois, and the unexpected
death Of O!llrcr White, would tlolbtlcss
iurito mob VIOLENCE, nhd ho WIS gratc~
ful that tho Er,artl uycr him
had been strengthened. To show that lie was
bully ssarcI, hu requested that his tell.tloor be
dol!lc bultcI. During tllc .Iay llc has shown
tho sasno fear. Ti.n news that tho t}oycror of
Missouri Inns consented to Ills removal to ll!i-
n+Is to be tried ilaa aggravated his nncaslncsr,
, 1877-11-21
WATTERSON IN NEW YORK.

New YoIE, Nov. D-3{F. 1tenFy Wastefsoa'
editor Of tho LouisTlls Cosries>JvnFaaf, Maae
lI!s drst appearance In New York Is lecturer
at chickcring Hall this evening. The event "as
appareutly ons Of great interest iu sottal ana
professional clrclts, aa It attracted 20 anAetce
which alnlust lliel tho hail. aul which ln po..s ,n
Of character was very fa1 oboye tle average lse-
ture a,l,ilrure. ,
Tho lVoraI says Mr.. Wattcrson was introsiueea
by t.arkc uodwtu. aud greeted wlth enthuslar1
ll applausc. HIS lecturu ahonn1ed ~ koVa ~.
terNnyun.
, 1877-11-21

Mars!,al. on a Writ Issued by the Circuit r,,,..
on mn nr,lnn nf trra,,ss In et"nt, VT
81 tho sorttc astcrn isalwav Company No. 'as' i,..
Fol,"'n n'nf President E1nnuns Esynnm"s';,s
en- n ING ro s's,nps; s,r' n1"nss ,in os, a'c 1a # M
trespass IN tearing up tho ira Ii Of th, ,is,epif
1uof 4 Clyle 1ltvcr Railway Gonronv. 1l.s,' 1.l.,
dent Raymond VII. aIso arrested, ad;n,t,ane:l
hatl In tnc enm Of slo,oo, md subsequent, i.
ToHnsro. Cat,,, Nnv. 90.--r. ts.scr,. n,,,t.-
mill a','l .argc qs1antiiy of Timber csc Jurnegg
Loss, 81, ,U03. 9'"ea'
, 1877-11-21

Enw York, Nor. :.1,-Thr announcement TINT
Robert l.. Cuse, tho convicted President Ut Inc
Security I4lfc-Insurancu and Annuity Company,
would bo brought from tho Tnlllbs for sehtclltc,
drew to9etl'cr this nurn!ng IN court aa immense
crowd, principally persons interested In iusur-
ants business. Cnsa was nut brought to court,
ijweyeF, null sentence was deferred lii t>lt,nr-
row, wlleu Mutlun will le tuaIu for ! new
trinl.
The rasa OF Thomas 8. Lambert, President Of
tbs American Popular Insurance C0lnbany, Is
postponed, the physicians pruuuuncing linn tu0
Sick u ~ to trial.
, 1877-11-21

Hteriat NsndtcA Ia 1a4 GAieGgo Jrtsuat.
CoLuMnus, u. Noy. 2o-Ihe msn Bowshcr,
arrested d few days since Tor the murder of Mr,
aud Mrs. AcVey, uear chil!cothc, WIS brought
to this city Today for sate-keeplng. When ur-
rested, Bo*sncr ha.l several hundred dollars In
GoycFnmcns Loud. In Ills posaeasiop, the prop
crty VI the murdered people. The feeling Gt
CAiIIicuthe was - lutensc axaiust the prisutler
tlaa great lea1a WIZ rutcztat1s1 that liz would
, 1877-11-21

st1OyrL1Sa OFF y SrOnTAL coil.
P1rrsnunu, pa, Noy.20.-Autlluny Toan AMI
Daniel Cunncrs, stercdorcs, had iracas on
Water street on clertion.tlay, In the course of
which Tu1nn struck Cnnncrs dnwn with a
sllt.vol, lnl'ctibE Injuries fron which tlcntl, r-
suited this forenoon. Tolnu has teon jaiicd OH
d Charge ol murder.
, 1877-11-21

BisMrills. Tcnn.. Nuv. NI-Aftcr e1haustlng
veuirs VI s75 3 Jury haa tceu obtaluel !u tho
case OF Alexander Woodbridge, for killing Frank
Waftc, and tho trial begun lo-lay,
Tho Jury In the caae Ut nub TrurT, for killing
hIs unclc, Deputy Unttod Btatea Marshal Till
son, were discharged to-day, alter hctuy lockel
up Tor over two weeks, and being unable to
agree. Teu were for u conviction u murder !n
tEu tlrst degree, oAe for nanslaughter, aud tho
ottcr for acqu1tta1.
, 1877-11-21

Ebf1THE 7HFNdEtn fD3 TT5HVH1.
GRAND lsAplps, Mich, Nor. au.-EiRlt or ten
Of the prisoners III tho second stnry OF our
vu,inty lait planned for d general cseapc today.
Among tho nimbcr were lvc convicted recently
md sentenced to Statcts Prison for from onc 10
itvc years each. They Ind tntnpcrc.1 will, MI
lron door. md lad fixed Il 10 to open II vcry
castty. Their plnn Wis discovered Just In time,
nnu their game blocked.
, 1877-11-21
THE RECORD.
HExATE.


WAeulSGTOy. ID. C.. Nor. n0-DurHr tlln
,nnr,,rr hu,r tcrcro. i'm. ,vnro itr,I,,,.1 o,1
'''o' h'"E "oui es'e'u, o9''' "eis ",t'o""eeu "no
CONF tittzcu. was considered mil discussed by
2r...x. 1st,,,,.,, 1,, IN. .,,1 1t!..,.,"
@Acs@Fs. A"uE"'a''s I"s-"''t' a't' "h3te-
], The HeGuEslO1l l1stGu TIL = u clock, Nheu fur.
tl,,r t.nnshIcrotton nf The LII, wus nos.noned
....,r ~. tn,t. - no..,.'a F~''fe"~N
l}1ls were introduced anil referred.
Mr.. Whvtc. tro,n thc Ce,nm,,trr nm Printing
- "
600 rt,ptes Of tho urratiyc ,,f lin Surth totnr
expedition By tic rnitoI states STEAMER polurls
AI!eca 70: ........,
:, iiy Mri!lerson wy rcAuettl-.Io provhio for
the ehcnp lransp9stat'on1 "i tft!al!t between so'
pt alley.
:. Ms. Cameron tFa.> presented tho memorial Of
Tho SELECT and C0li'Hn Connti! nT The city uf Erie,
Tho crectiun OF public usisi.ln3 III ilat ciy ill.,.