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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-15

In the county court of Bennington, the
case known as T. W. Park VS.. Troy and
Boston railroad, goes over u a special
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J. +. BHIANr the Magnetic Ply sciin OF Roche
tar, y. Y. will receive his Ui,i4s aud patrons at
the ran Ness House, Rooms. Nos - AMI Il, in ac-
cordance with his custom leach summer tor tx
years past June 5. dNWu
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mEMAN HoRsFORp,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, , To all persona con-
- . go }cerned in tho Estate
"'''N'' VI 'h'i iI''1''HS') uf lleman HorsiOrd
late 0: Charlotte in said District, deceased,
GREErISGs
At Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District Of Chittcnden on the list day VI
June. \. y. Isl. an Instrument, purporung to
be the last We'll ami Testament. of liemln HorsiOri.
late Of Charlotte, in said District, deceased,
presented To the Court aforesaid for Probate ami Il
j. ordered by said Court that the 2it day Of jun,
A j. Isl, at the Probate Court Rooms in 81 d
Burlington, he assigned for proving said lnstTu-
ment and that notice thereof Ice given To all per-
sons concerned by publishing this order three weeks
successfully in the burlington Free Press. news
paper printed at said Burlington, previous 10 the
time appointed.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified to appear be-
fore SAID Court, the time and place Aforesaid, and
contest the probate Of said will, IL you have
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said
District, this 1T day OF June, a. D. I.l7.
l0w2w X. 5. TAFT, Register.
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Burlington and Vicinity.

SOME of the Brandon farmers are blowing
up their potato fields to get rid of the bugs
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O. Commercial.

- Ge,."vn tui"" iI.r stock market.
june ~.
AHatN' .r LAVE SIu,g At NAEREr.
cattle. hhrop L.niLs SW Inc.
rht- NUck.--.---. 90 III ->2
Last Nrrk---..... Iu1 "a Ilrl
IRON \"gmuut..-- 80 80. ----
Frees ui Market BreiHA !rw chui.'r. 81 -cu iu a.
extra, f"tnd".u first quality, a. ~ a. -.
und quality, g. % ar &c. tmrd quality. iGHI adt -.
rriccs III Store Cattle Working oven per par,
sos, $50, So. $50 Mica Cows aud Calves.
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- Ie.C-Taph.i
Htw IoTL MONEY and NtoeL MarLst.
Es- fcRK, June H..
PRIME Mercantile PAPER at 3aH
eliza :iiNuS, SIS 4S~.ht
CUSTOM RECEIPTS sIGguuN.
TREASURY disbursements $40 Onr
RAILROADS. quiet and steady
STbtkS in early dealings were uu-cttled " ID
a general dccliur.
Transactions aggregated - OlU shares including
Lake Shore, 300; Delaware and Lackawana
glOO; Pacific Mail, none; New York Central
l3uh' western Union. ~2uJb Rock Island. none;
Morris and Erie. 25ntU; Delaware und Hudson
1900
GOLD ut 1861 per cent
MONEY at u per cent.
GOVERNMENT BOMBS quiet.
STOCKS firmer.
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Tue Fabyan. Crawford and Twin Noun
tain houses. open for The season on Monday
next.
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NOTICE.

ITO all persons interested in the homestead stats
/ of the late harrison W. + elds, late of + sex,
deceased Said estate situated on the south side o!
the Highway leadiEg from Essex Junction To Rich
mOnd, containing about Is acres. | will sell by
virtue of a tax warrant, To NE directed at puelic
auction on the premises, on the ath day OF July,
ISL at 10 o'clock a. M. so much OF said estats
will pay school diserict tax OF s2sui for tine year
1870 the tax assessed by the Essex Junction
TRADED School District OF the grand lis: q, saiL
estate Of 10 cents, sa'd tax bein. unpaid.
Essex junction, June 1t, lS7;.
5Iw}w A. -. ROOD. Collector.
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ID rcIb.

HuST- ca, EET In CoitL, ter. June :. by Rev.
J W fuzsrll, Mr. Luther a huut. ~ FaIr,uN. and
Mi-- LII 10 M. trockrt, OF Colchester.
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C1BB4GE PLAN rs

or the follow NJ varieties
Early Miunins~todt Early prumhead Premium
Flat Dutch. Large Irumhrad. Improved American
Sayov Red put'h. Irice tbcts. per hundred Sjtu
per IUH 5000 per lhUst
cal lIfLOWER PLANTS. - cents per l'N.
CELERY PLANTS;
Boston Market AMI Stndrn -ham Dwarf sl.V per
hundred. = 80 per thousand
{. r. ALLEN
Scotsman and tlO ist,
June lj ls'-.-5lW2: bra'tleeSrv, VI
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BRIsToL.-Dr. U-ta-wa-um, who arrived
here Monday. was arrested Mon
day evening hy the constable from
Bra ttlebOIo. assisted by Deputy Sheriff
GOrham from Middlebury, and taken 10
MIddlebury Jail The charge is .a.I to he
for insulting lady in Erat;l,h.. - the l,h
of May (?) The Doctor was Arr,-tcd in his
Indian warriors dress INN, diat 'iy after the
lecture he had delivered at the Town Hall.
His con situations will necessarily he post
pOned for short time, but if ii proves that
the arrest was made from spite or Tor money
the big Indian may yet he among US 10
remove from the deluded and crodulous
some OF the enormous tape worms he 50 OK
tensiyely credits himself with. We don't
approve of humhug. neither do VIC en-
dOrse blackmail or spite. CGmmon sense
dispOses OF both.
The funeral of ". II. lloliey took place
Tuesday and was largely attended. Il great
many OF the citizens Of Iergenncs being
present. L.
AlBURCH The season has, 50 far, been
very dry and the crops have suffered severe
ly from the drought. 4 fine shower, sun
day, relieved them some. hu, more Is needed
very much.
The potato beetle has appeared in large
numbers. and it will require IL severe fight
with them to save our crOp.
Hon. Asa Reynolds has taken a relapse
and but lIttlp hope is entertained of his
recovery.
have tried the salpetre remedy for my
cucumber vines. and find it success. used
about one ounce. to large pailful OF water.
sprinkled the vines with this solution, and
then busted plaster over them. The vines
were nearly covered with the bugs. and they
had destroyed some hills before used this
remedy, but the mex. morning could hard
ly find bug on the piece. 5.
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Or. sCHEScS's PULMoSIy SYRrr. SEA WEED
TOsGC, AND MASDRAKE PILIs-These medicines
have undoubtedly performed moro cure Of Con
sumption than any other remedy known to tho
American public They are compounded of ycse-
table ingredients, and contain rothing which can
be injurious tothr human constitution Other
Temedie> advertised as cure. for Consumption,
probably contain opium, which Is a somewhat
dangerous drug in all cases. and if taken freely
by eonsumPtive patients, it must do great injury
FOR its tendency is to coniine the morbid matter in
the system, which, Of course. must make cure in
possible. sChenck', Pulmonic Syrup Is warranted
not to contain particle Of OPIUM. 1t iscomposed
o! powerful but Harmless, herh', when act on the
lungs, liver, stomach, and blood and thus correct all
morbid sooretions, and expel all the diseased mat
ter from the body. These are tho only means by
which Consumption can he cured. and as Schenck :
Pulmonic Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills are tho only medicines which operate in this
way, it is obvious they the only genuine cure
for Pulmonary Consumption. Each bottle of this
invaluable medicine is accompanied by full direc-
tlons. pr. Schtnck Is professionally at his prine-
pal Office, corner Sixth and Arch Street, Philade-
Phia, every Monday, where all letters for advice
must be addressed.
June |, -jeCdlwlm cp
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ST. JoHSsBURY.-The "old war horse"
belonging to Capt. II. X. Ide, is dead. Capt
Ide bought the horse in the South during
the war, and rode him in sixteen engage
ments, at one of which Tive Forks) the
horse was wounded. The age of this veteran
ia not known. but the captain reckoned
him over twenty-five years.
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DIED.
PLuGH. In Middlebury. June , -. 0! CON
sumption, Fireman Plugh, aged 81 ear.
LNVruS.-In Nidd'churv. June g. -. a. paraly
ST.. Mr.. hoNana LandGn, aged ~ YEAR.
JOnSSoS.-in this city, June eth. George Miner
infant sOn % Augustus and +. a. johnson, II sed 1
months
HowAED.-In this city. June eth, -. Kat
Gibbs Howard. second daughter {: \. j. and NJ. q.
Howard, aged wears.
OLIVER In Parsyille. y. Y. Oct. -. l-,f, MARY
L.. daughter Of James aud Lucy }. Oliver, aged 3
years and 10 months. Al the same place. Nov. ~,
Ie.d, Orin Oliver, aged c. years and = months.
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An INSANE MAN EscAPEs FROM HIS KEEP
ERs.-The South Adams IN. " Ners
says: A young man man named Paddock
belonging in Pownal, Vt, who is deranged !,
and has been travelling with two keepers,
escaped at Albany. last Friday, by jumping
from train. He passed the night in AL
bany. where he was roughly handled by
some one, and robbed OF fine gold watch
and chain. At Troy. he pawned his valise
for ticket to North Adams, from there
taking the train to this village. lie was
followed by his keepers and secured here,
being somewhat violent when obliged to
return with them.
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i. ~ Ne hare the best and
only gOOd assortment 81
SfereOScOpic jieWs 81 Eur
HNgf0n. to Ec hat.
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hR PtrNiE. Of Westerly, Il. l., says HUNTS
REMEDN is the most elective medicine | have
ever used in my practice for Dropsy and Kidney
Disease. can safely say HINTS REMEDY has
almost raised the dead All diseases of the hid
neys Bladder and Urinary Organs. arc cured by
HUN 5 REMEDY. June L., deodSwlt
G. tEkt> Tuum-ACul DRuP~ cure jn,fantfO
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HON blNslilh LURES DISEASES OF Ilil SKIN.
BENIIFIFS IHE COMPIENIuN, PEEvENr>
AND REMEDIES RHEUMATISM ANp Cot T.,
Heals SORES AND AFRNSIONs ~ The
CUuCLE AND COUNrERACrs CuNrAGIuN-
This Standard External Remedy for Erup-
tons, Sores and Injuries oi the skin, not only
REMOVES FROM Tue CuNrLENIuN ALL EIEM-
ISLES arising from local impurities OF the
blood and obstruction Of the pores, but also
those produced 10y the sun and wind, such As
tan and irc,kles. 1t renders the CUuCLE
UNANIMOUSLY CLEAR, SMOOTH and rtINS T..
and being 4 WHOLESOME BEAU lIFiER Is lar
preferable To any cosmetic.
AL TTF REMEDIAL ADVANTAGES OF SUI
pHUR RNIHS are. insured ~ IHF Use or
Gicnn's sulphur Soap. which in addi-
ton to 1t, purifying effects, remedies and FRI
VEINS HIEUMArIsN and GoUr.
It also nISINFrCTS CLOTHING and iiNFN
and PREVENTS DISEASES COMMUNICATED nv
VUNIACr with the rERsoN.
II prSsoIvES D,NDRUFF, prevents haid
ue~~, and relIrdS CrlyncN, ut the hlIr.
PHYSICIANS speak Of il in high terms
Prizes 25 and so Gents Per Cake: per
Box IS Cakes. 60c and ST. 90
Nj III I'D. -.-..,,., 30 ,rr... AL
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On Finance q. ". Beekwith. NJ. h. Paine. F. a.
GOss.
On DispensatiOns and Charters-J. d. Hol.eu-
beck, 7. Ii. bsscom A. s. Mar hall.
On Grievances-R b. TAFT, J. l.. Perkins, A. A
Hall.
On Foreign Correspondence Ii. 6 Whitcomb,
Z. e. Greenleai, Il. II. Bigelow.
On Publications II. 3. Whitcomb j. W. Clark,
+. &. Dana.
On Credentials-W. Brinsmaid, A. Salmon, and
N. p. Bowman.
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THE N. W. GRAND LODGE.

The NJ. W. Grand Lodge of Free and Ac-
cepted Masons Of the State of Vermont CON
vened in annual communication at Grand
Army Hall, in this city. on Wednesday,
June 18th at 10 a. m
, 1877-08-09
SUBURBAN..
EVANSTON,

EVANSTON.
The Evanston Village Trustees held their reg
ular session Tuesday evening.
The petitions presented were ono BY st.
Mark's Episcopa! church. requesting tho Board
tu remit In ita favor tho penalties accrued by the
sale Of It's property for taxes, mud accept In
thcir stead unly ordinary rates OF Interest; aud
two by j. II. Lyons and I. D. Slmons for re-
lease from certain special taxes for sewer and
water purposes. The thrce requests were
granted, "
purposea OF assessment by the village author-
tiles, Of the block bounded by Chicago nul
Sherman nvcnuca and Lake mud Greenwood
strrcts, aud formerly all owned by him. In order
TINT tho present owner Of tue vest half !n!sht
Jones, Referred to tho judiciary Committee
and Village Attorney ldc.
That long. pending question OF settlement fur
tns tussrt!oi s Of tbs luke Inlet ptpe te tbs
Works Committee rcportc4 that letters lad
been written to j.. ". Jones l. Co., tho
contractors, and the reply reycycd that
ths eonses% was - tl'e hands Of ;he !sankruptcy
balances and rcbatcs for Detective work would
have to b. through their Assi;ncc. The report
wus accepted. altl tic CDin,ntttee dyctteI to
ass ns r a. asasst' eaes Il ts tie hs s s ayf .
winter which Of late has oycupcd 90 much and
bitter wrangling III the boarl. II IL thought
that enough OF tho Contract price yet re.natns
unpaid to make the village whole Oh cost Ut re-
patra.
TIC Committee on Sewerage reported favor-
stty On tho petition Of Messrs. II. u. ktducr
and otAers Ut the North Warl fur y sewer along
Centre avenue to tho "biR ditch" and tho
Board adopted the report.
President liuse, a. Chairman OF the speciul
committee apputrte1 two weeks before to walt
upon Trustee Ke1zia and solicit h!s withdrawal
ot hts resignation rendered Ut that time, report.
cd hat the re hah fnt h{f11v
, 1877-08-09

Southern politics being ta,ghi and Southern
rIewa prcscntc,tl They prohibited nny publI,
schoul teacher being frnstce Ut schools. As the
Trustees receive no remuneration whatever,
except exemption from the pall-tax. anil
hare to give much time ana care. 'w.
.idcss being at some pecllninry crpense..
after, and. no tcackcr would be likely
To accept Il unless umicr sense Of duty. They
broke uE' the University, and refused to pay tfIc
Just claims Of the tcA.llcrs ar Professors. They
hrnkc up, also, the Normal svtuol, nnd 30
prevent the education OF cnlorcd teachers AMI
Inlutc the Stnte by Acnding out Of It. the only
able and competent ten:leEt Of normal
schools, for the youtl,crnera know n0thtng ab<'ut
tnuiern methods. They cut down the salartes
NJ the County erhoot Commissioners to s;sN
ycar, which would my no good business man
Tor the trouble Of tho place. And, In addition
To all tl!esc. the movement tns Begin To rcpu-
hatc all teachers claims for t.ast services .ll,-
lnid. That was a:tivc ami effective work for
unc shurt session, and from these blows South
Carolina education cannot recover for years."
, 1877-08-09

John no,na11cv anil .1ohn seymour wcrc rar1,
oncI ~, mn, tos,. vc.ter,Iov Nv .tnsttcc F,,ot.
Tor ocing assoclntea villa inc r'o'oue proceeds
fngs which occurred IN bridgeport one Teek ago
last lhufsoay'
The building No, II Monroe rtrect was chic
roforrne1 aud rn,hc,l Tue,tay nIrht. Dennis
v,rr,. ,ond. r.t,.,r a, in 1yv,Jt n,a " ~
Mercer, oookHespGf a. tnc ufeat ,, western ispe
FounuFy, lost clothing Rnu 1c"elry'
Tho police Yesterday nickel un man OF, tho
corner of Morgan street unl Chicago avenue
wlo was quite low iron, Ee'scta! debility caused
W lack o. proper no'aflsiIt''eht; Me EA7c thc
es Gouuty y nospta @ % }or na a wa 'e' 10 ''
The case Of +. +. tiincklrv and others. cl,orr,}
with a,cfrauding English capitalists III the u,at.
Ter al Tie ClljyaEo d. ruducnl, laiIroad lo,lJr,
was 10 have been hcar,l bcforo Justice D'Wol}
yontlnuci, by consent of ali parties, until Sept,
p,., p., ,,.vou ,,..,,
aa' nake' ,a'i.. ett n'tha.. ,
I.lunrsst. n,rI ,Iohn Woods were bcIoru J1sti,.c
Foots yesterday en ehanee q ysnue from jus-
Hot, onI rave bonds In Tic sum Of $500 each for
trInI Aur. Ia.
,,, ,,,,,,. ,-
Miner efrcstei miEhm Sonnson, lareeny o! n
reyolvc5 iFnnl NO. Y Aa'stea stfcet, ap9n eotn,
p!alnt OF CHaties noos, u Mo' W itnlsnu
street, who Witnessed the thett; .. l.. lltntlle.
obtaining money upon taise pfctensea from i.
=. tanhlne. Of 70. 10 otate strGeti Jnines
tn Rai'd. iiouscs ''o"
~
briek y Janscn, Two Wholesale uca!efH at No.
ao3 Division street, were suspected ot purettas-
Ing and d!sposlnE Ok spirits without making
proper entries III thn Government BOOKS. and
nlso with having ~ tlc!r possession eiMpty M.r.
refs without rruaIng The stamps. They were
DtfhlttEQ 10 GEk LWO lf!ClltaS WHO W0il1 W0EGf
S5Vl on caei OF the'n that they would bo on
Ialid WIG" Tic hcxt dsanu Jury hccts'
Justice Eummcrtleld Yesterday dnscd n half
dozen yacrants $s5 cac, and Thirty Iays In the
House OF Corrrct!o,,; George Curits, assau1t!up
4, Lewis, ii Nc. 5s3 Archer avenue, anil tirjl,.
thrcn shnts at lin fY(s) Il, tho Criminal Cart
, 1877-08-09
THE CITY-IIALL.


Building. Superintendent Clcarcland Is daily
expected home.
-.
The Judiciary Committee Is called TO meet IN
tho City Clerks Office to-lny at = O'Clock p. m.
.rh, 1trcr., rccctnta ,ve,, +, .s0D vc.tcrt,cv.
o,'I e I..'.,.a. =, 1t'snsa,, .a,o,n. IL s'orIr ~"
Inc nu'hN' oi 'teensc's sa'oona Is s'o"'y up"
preaching appropriate timcna'ons'
Tic Trcasurert receipts yesterday we're 81 ..>79
from the City Collector, see,6oy from thc Water
Drnartncut, and f5, ITO from the Comntrol1cr,
.r,.. ra.,,.-,,,s. ra....,,,r ,,x.a., -.
Inc Como1so1ier scstesoay y, lssaso revenue
warrants amounting to u bO. and redeemed
posular loan certificates to the extent Of o0o
Ten deaths from scarlet fcvcr have been re-
,,r,fet nj lin Health {li}cp This week.. Ffur
ncw caac. of the tllseasn were rcDorfr,l water.
INV.
-,.. ...,,
TIC work OF covering tho cru wltn iton plates
hah not ~ been commenced, tnonsh u soon
Will ot: Ing taaics .of tne PURPOSE nave lnet
atfive, nv1as uee'. H. aEsa,'ea aoo"1 teh oass III
their TRANSIT from tue Sast'
Sotuc OF The Aldermen nrs opposel to tho
, 1877-08-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Employers can get ali Glasses OF help from
tho Free Bureau. lis Fifth nycnue.
D. ". Whittle, tic Evangelist, will speak in
Mr.. Moo4ly's pulpit Sunday morning.
All members OF Col. Agrhmants's Cavalry
COMPANY arc requested to meet at the Grand
i'acltic this Afternoon at j O'Clock.
The Botanical Section ot tho State Mcroscop-
tral society Of TtEnes will incet this evening In
the parlor o. the University Of Chicago.
4 meeting OF the Rtpbliran Club oe the
9cvcnth Haral will b. hcltt at I'D llrown street,
Cur,,tr Of Maxwell, this evening ut o'clock.
There Wilt hc meeting of Company q, Sec
ont lsceilnei,t At Their hall t!,tss evening At s
o'clock sllarp. All tNctntcEs are requested to
Rttemt.
The First Presbyterian Church Sabbath.schoo1
have a picnic nj: South Park ptcnic grounds,
No, /, Friday, l5th. Illinois Central trains leave
Twrnty-sccond street at4tioh At 9:!0 q. nj.
, 1877-08-09
TrnEedy On the Tall.

LhAfan Standard, 3AEuN. .-v
On tho arrival uf tho 5coteh mail at Bedford
yesterday lnorntnE, thr attention Of some Of tho
Eersuns un tho platform, II TIC train WIS draw
tug up, was attracted by tho appearance Of q
third-class earrtaGc. Upon c1ose examination
being nude very shocking SPECTACLE presented
itself. Tn opruing the door OF tho cut parlnient
Two lncn were discovered covered with bloud,
tho features OF ono being perfectly uuFeeoEiza,
hIc: The oor A.ltl seats Of tl'c saFfiage ati the
when the train stoppet, were fouud tn stand
ing noaltlon. tightly gtasp!ng Que another,
osio appearing 10 be a gcntleiaan In good po-
s,tlon Of lie, icing vel! dressed anil wearing
considerable 'sli.y q s othsr per-
could uot be distinguished, but seemed Iy lis
clothing to bcl0pE to tho artisan class. The
latter was folnu, upon tle arrival Of tho DOCTOR
to be dead. 1t appcars that tho deceased man.
officer, under II warr4nt from tho Lord proy0st
Of E1asguw, took out razor from llss rocket
and attempted TO murder the officer by aiming
q blow ut iis throat. The officer .ayoded the
left lIand, mud tried 10 take the sazor from his
antagonist, who, finding his efforts fotlcd, drew
the raxor aeross his own throat. tnnlcttng tre.
meadoas , Eash and nearly severiug the head
An inquest was held on the body OF THO de-
ceased IN the afternoon: Tle statement Of tho
other passenger, Charles Warrington i.aing,
master ol tho Ulasgow City Parish Poot.fiousc,
ID ttlnt nt H&4 cOHFcysak thV ulSSAsGAs uUsltQs
DonotlY, AIRED ~, baker by trade, to the 81.
Luko's WorkhouSe, In London, where hts set
tlctneut was. They entered the traiu at O;i5 On
Sunday night, and deceased hal hls supper and
smoked and behaved nationally until tls trutn
begun to stop before rcachinR Bedford. Here
deceased was seen to take something from Ills
pocket, r'.lcl, LaEpg thought waa his ptpc,
out Immediately afterwards, observing blood
flowing ever tllu leceased's breast, Ile sprang
up and taught hold Of his hands. A
struggle then casued, u TLleh The deceased
succeeded tn cutting the n'astcr's hand, and
made several cuts on the buck Ut his coat. but
without dung further damage. Eventually the
mastcr oltatned possession uf tho weapon aud
threw 1t out Of the window, md soon after the
train stopped. The master put the duration Of
the struggle a. seven minutes, but the medical
testimony was that with such a wound dccoGsed
nlust haYe died III about three minutes. Evil
dctcc was given that DECEASED was subject 10
eptlsptc iits. and tho Jury returned Ver.llat ol
suicide while In An unsound stats OF MUD. lilo
had expressed NJ dissatisfaction at his removal
aud was generally wsli-eonductca man while
tp tue wUrAhouAe.
, 1877-08-09

South Carolina OH tho Lack Track.
The promises Of Guy. Wade Hampton 10 TO
gard to the good management Ut South Carroll
ma unlcr Democratic rule are not fulfilled. The
Republican Legislatures, With all their faults,
weFo faithful to tho Interests Of education. Tho
first step of tho Democratic Legislature has
becn lu tho Direction OF barbar[s,n. A coEru-
spol,d+nt of the New York Walton gives ths fol-
lowing fron, long resident of South CurolIua,
who Is not a politician:
"rherc has besa ollly one abort sesston Of the
new Democratic Legislature, but thrY made
haste to wGrk against tho schools. They abol-
lalletl special taxcs. rtat puts the school tux,
wlI.ch furmerly could be uhcl for nothing else,
Into tho grnrEu! public treasury, to be sppto-
prtate4l as t9le tlUln!nant party peases. They
tOrha.ls any local school tar; tue right OF each
s. houl district to tax itself u now taken Away.
Thls was dune because thu Whltu people would
NJ, send thrIr children to tho public schools,
aud will not bu taxed for co!oFcd schools ur
general education. They provided no money
for cuumerat!nx the schuol Children. Thus
prevents adequate stats appropriations,
- that Is or Is supposed io be
founded upon the. numbcr. of children
requiring schooling. They called no nleettng Of
tho Board OF EDUCATION. Thls gave the Demo
cratic School Commissioner opportunity to'act
~ he plcascs, unchecked hy his ltepiblit an a.
sociatcs. Thev furhale puftisan teaeiIng. THIS
Is to give legal causv for cIecttug Northern
teachers. WHO viii object In South caEol!ua tu
, 1877-08-09
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY. AUGUST o. 1877.

mate cxtsas,";whtic the residue, $3.50, WAS
suggested AZ M equitable allowance for tho tsr
stone the appearance Of tic building haat
hrcn enhanced. EEan s!id not say In
the communication acted on that Walker was
actually entitled, i,n,lcr his contract, to the
lie would uer any circumstances. and until he
,tucs md gives Walker Il certificate. the Boar,l
cannnt pay MIN this Or any otller sim. The
" "Rinr II know this full we'll, hrnrc they were
yesterday chuckltn9 In great glce, uni pokng
were rejoicing over their s,,prpscsl vlstnry. 80,
after uil. the proposition to vote ssakcr f!fe UU
as "extraa y has not lrcn defeated yet, anta CHI,
mt lie II thcru IA nny wavcrtng OIL the part
Of those who have turned their buck on the
"illng."