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disarmament, and every necessary prccantlon
wrr.htncss Of Nhc indian allies, 1t
may be mentioned that q company nj
Chcycnnca scouts who were ordered to tnltc
position behinn the agency building early this
n10rnng, nnd awnss a tufnm.,as, did mt stir
from tic fpot untfl rclcyct! at dark tt-ntght.
Chief Little Hawk wcars the mctaat prcscnt-
cd to h!s father ty President Monroe in 1877.
4 notable coincidence is tnrnfshci by the TACT
of the scout Frank Gsuartl l,aT.ng entertained
Crazy Iiorke It supper tonight, while two years
ago hc escaped from that CEfcftafn and Sitting
1}nlft by whom he had bccn held prisoner sl1
gears. Grlard is also tho man who has Jed
Crooks forccs 50 unctringIJ alter this Chief In
his own haunts.
A white girl known to be with this band a
year ago cannot be found. She had bccn cap
turctl it the massacre Of a party Of cm!granis
whcn mere Infant fifteen years ago, and de-
tained - daughter Of a Chief, grew up ~ an
indian, and had often been seen By Grnaru up
u the time Of hfs escape.
An entire family, claiming to be pure 6four,
with hair almost white, Ia one Of the cufosittes
.This makes q total Of nearly I 900 Indians
who hare surrendered At He'd Cloud
and spotted-Tait Agencies during the
past ten weeks. Th1t they hare been
influenced slmost wholly by the efforts
OF military IN this Department under The per-
Eonal direction OF such field officers ~ Gen.
Mckenzie, aud By Gen. Crooks fine mahiputa.
tton 81 the leading warriors, 10 q fact beyond
, 1877-05-08
MUNICIPAL POLITICS.
6R&ciax HtpakeA 10 1hA TnAHn$,


RocKToap, ILL.,, May7.--The new City Council
ras !naagurated hero tonight. After finishing
tho odds and ends Of bua[ness Mayor Rhoades
made his closing speech. in which he cxult&nKay
alluded To tho fsct that scten whlsky-sel1crs had
teea PLACED behind tho bazs by tho outgoing
administration: Mr, Ferguson made very
Nsse aud dIpasslonato inaugural, In which he
adTlsed the Council u consider we'll before
ttheJ decided not to grant lIccn.es, but addcd
that, whichever war tho Council deemed tho
NAer, h1 would chcerfuilJ do his utmost 70 en-
!oscc the law. The new Mayor mado tho follow.
ins appointments: For CITY Clerk, in place Of
Howclt, A. +. Wells, Esq. City Attorney. /: +,
%ss1nst; City Printer, It. Z. Epoeh; CIty Mar
9aa!, Thomas 6ullr; Assistant Marshal, Jamss
n7Me; Chief uf tho Fire Department., John 7.
t.aaEi; First Assistant, William Csotty; Second
ata;Atant, A. Conaughy.
doseal AtpitcA 10 Ia Tribune.
,HiooxtsGros, ILL.,, May 7,-Aayor Bum aud
M H IcW Aldermen were installed IN Office to-
atssat. Mayor 6tcefe retired with tho Ereattst
aonor and testimonials OF tho highest regard
from the Council. Mayor Bunn's inaugural
SSoanscls the stfiete4t economy. Bloomington
haa learned I sRlutary lessou FROM Chicago.
Az ordinance a1iuy the salaries of city oIllreE&
Mskcs reductions III all departments, smount-
l9s ; u the aggregate to nearly 81, ,oo. The city
faaiccfs appoiatrd were: Marshal. Elliott NIL
sTeF. promoted; Attorney. Robert Accart :;
treasurer. 4. 8. Eddy; CLERK, E. 8. Perry, TO-
aopointeai Engineer. lra Merchant. 1eappoint-
, 1877-05-08


Co1nwArzH. Mlch., May 7.-Aftcr 1 trial Of
sir days tho Jury, after u dcl'bcratton Of tfvo
hours, brought IN q verdict Of murder Ia the
second degree against Aaron Drownell, Who shot
karvlh II. Bailey at Quincy. this county, on tho
evening Of July 8, 1915. Drowncll and Bailey
wcra enemies, md had bccn for some tlme be-
foro the shooting, and once camc vcry nearly 10
blows. On tho evening Of tho homicide tho
parties, witt, othcrs, accidentally. met In tho
Fayctto llouse, and bailey called all
up TO drink, saying 10 the defendant,
"Aaron, como up and take something todrInk."
DFowncii said nothing, but gase hin an un-
pleasant look, and passed out onto tho step.
bailey, with others, came out, and sort of
quarrel took place between bailey aud ono
Craft about tumblcrs Graft broke, aud Bailey
started to 70 hutnc, but turned back to talk
ovcr sumo 6uslucss With ono Decker. nrovaclt
had told aolne one on tho stoop that Il Bailey
had done to him what ho did to Ctaft 10
would have got up and "mu1loted =
Him. 1le spoke low. but SONS Que
told bailey. Just - Dtowncll had
got hallway acEoas tho street for hoine, Dailoy
pulled OF lifs coat and went out TO whip him,
and when ho got within tour or aYc feet
Browneli shot hltu, causing death In = few mins
utcs Tho Court sentenced tho prisoner to
state'a Pstson for twenty years.
, 1877-05-08

2h--prof. Tho1nrhon. Of the National ,Ho2par
Commission; Prof. Whitman. Of st, i.AuI, aIMl
!. E. Wise. Of the Atankatu irstc,n rcse IN m,t
TicfnltY to*ay making 'hrrncr fnrcstgaitnt1*.
we're very tek last fall} that t|,cY arc all de-
ftroyet!. and the ETount, where the e1.s were.
full Of white worms. Tacs flnd the rcd parasitic
also at work. Yet there arc plenty Of ruotl-
Not more thnn onc.haf crop Of email grain will
be put I'll the Town Of Jutson, but snoru corn
by one..hisd than in former years. 'floppcra
are only batchfng here As yet in warm, sandy.
places,
Special D4stateA to 5as 7f1asn4
Dwl6HT. May 1.-fafmcys were all ready this
morning to commence planting torn. 4 storm,
a few days. The greater portion OF tho land Is
all ptowcd, aud We have only to wais. Oats arc
Ill up and looking well.
, 1877-05-08

HIS Pos1Iio" AkoAap!Ht THE FIRST BATH.
+sIt seems that Secretary Sherman hAs c1an1ped
down on tho whisky uep. Judge, " said renoFser
IN r,ct.Attorncy Rang, ,estend.y morning. =.
the latter rsn hs cyo over hts docket and anticipate
cd The arrival Of petit Jury to clear atup.
uYca. snd I'm plad o! it,-glad this thing has
honr .,t,ird In nnr ,.,v or nrothrr .haij npt
nssn ~ ~ sss,,.. ~. ~. s.,,..n ,,.s
!aet1 case. on " ene3e' 'os lug cunning 'u'5'
"eS W thoso soG cases incuds eyoryth,uc That h..
net r. como nni ,..n...
lcss esesstanS in kae o.aGe ~ IsIstense 70 tao
MhlsRy tfAaas{-a!t INC eases ~ !oe C!!c1H Iout@'
They afo n1oatI " sais 3h On ais!sest oonas
q, nv r. III ea sna r. 1;to1mcr
~ dnnt aee no" AZ app6ai 20 tasm WI! ase1R
LIN: u Wc.s ssaia.t eass: sao 'tesroat s ns..
eoai9 uaaHa1S ~ ea1n1n sas ~ ~ NV ~,
appellate Soistt 10 revise thS scan .! tne ese!ss.
E1 y tho 1eeasueJ N = elsh sai' sm A. |'ss ~
knoW
Nisy ths Way. !esnmea tee saaSo. s!tsf Mo r..
menta Pson. E ahse sn satpi,a. 10 snts
, 1877-05-08

sp~cto' Dsspatca to ne Tribune.
IsniArAroLrs, May 7.-Thc new Council and
Board OF aldermen elected ia.t week orRanlzea
thc former, - and iho 10 lion. ii. c. Neweom', was
chosen President OF TIC latter. There arc only
two Democratic members in Tho Council and
three III tho Board OF Aldermen.
Sptctai D&poteh to 17e nsohnA
JACKSON, Mct., May 7.-To-nirht being np-
pointmcnt night nt the Council a large crowd
gathered to hear tho appointments Of Mayor
0'Donncll. p. @. Palmer. Chief Of Policc, and
the entire pollcc-torrc non. holding office wcrc
pointed and ono confirmed, ed,-John Boos. The
Fire Department Of last rear WAS confirmed,
With the exception q the Asstssant Chief En-
gtnee., t9 which Office 7; :. Lask was con.
master, Ira Smith; stcinbeE: Of the board Of
Assessors, JONATHAN, Il. Emrnons; superiin,-
tcndent of the Cemetery, Andrew J. Gould.
John g. shaf7, was appointed as CITY Attor-
s s T. eq rons nSt spponssd a. '9 Gy III sy.sn
met Tho same fstc. Tho Council stantis tie
IN politics, but one member, a Republican, ras
absent Tonight Under tbo neT School lay ~ an N
sour On ~ ay i rcsSt
For 5chool Trustees Hollis r. Knapp, 443 ma.
jority; john D. Conclly, 443 majority. Several
ladies' rotcsl at the polls during tho day.
! Spsetai NspaseA to 1ns 7fiaaaA
..e,an aHaSD p lHarDs r. se M 1 Mss as h. r rss
= Democratic Mayor, ras held tonight. The
Mayors inaugural was brief. aud contained no
ness Was tho election Of certain officers Of tho
ctr and Council. On tho twcnty.sccond ballot
James L. Moran was Reelected Chfct-of-l'ollce
Aid. Alfred Crawford, Democrat, was elected
President Of thc Council, tho Mayor castt1g;
was reelected City Physician. On tic other
officers there was iead SGT and tho Council I'D.
tourncl at midnight without accomplishing any
Other. business. Tho, city printing wa not
md Equalization Of General and Special Asscss,
fncnts, caused by tic failure Ut John Gexon, eT.,
tn qualify, was filled by the unanimous election
OF q. W. Brown, Democrat, which docs mol
change tho complexion OF tho Board or OF thu
Duard Of Supervisors.
, 1877-05-08

sosnea and Incidents Attending tho surrcn-
der nnd Disarmament Of 1fis Hand At
He'd Cloud Agency.
sp<e1a. Mtpatea 70 1AS 1fsoa*%
led Ctouo nosScf' Hep't o'aY t'-thc sur
render OIL tfa1y tloFso anu hls ent'se pana oc>
eaffeu mere ycstesuaS' Lieut. e4afk mel .no say
ages hTo m'sea from INC agency ~ ~ D. H.
Crazy Aofso was f'ulng &c" steps ~
adssore OF shc cavalry "nuo q his o.
tue principal ch'e" 1o1o"ea 'ne's
lender. The warriors camo next, tnarshaled
sle I = rank. Contrary to tbs usual custom on
s s,s,, '1" n'es.,on. mt y nm v.. a,c,, mi Iii
aeen oeas'oao, ~. w. n,.sss T, ~, .nu n".,s"s 49,
pomp ana pa1aao "efo pannneo' Aae pestoss
.,r,sc I" forn,ei \ mo.s ,mn1c..iyo secns. cra.v
11s-.o arsora4 h.,t aI.n,n,,nt-a an, sboot
osse % n n y, ts, ae,. EN-. .npJ1 t"1
hi. spokesman to say that ho would smoke tno
nescc.n,nc now. and with thc bc,p Of tho Great
sn,r,, cstablfsh ot.rna, nc,rc. Us SAID
pA ~ ~, sh,nr. ~sro aiv.n ~ f,~d.
Cloud. his brothc7-tn@law. He-Dog,
r.ru.hirt r and nut @ them m upon cl.rk, thu, .leni.
suI.,. 49,. .,,t,,I..;.n -, ~, thn h.,1 ~
tho column appeaFed IN sisht near tne Agency
Hero they formed In ave bands OF s!ngcrst
f,rtv IN caeh band. and entered camn on
Wh;t. Rtyrr bottom. chanting aonrs Of tho
"n'1e ia.et' oot""''' e"-us eS"s" ~ s"e
tribo suitable TO the great OCCASION The great
train OF camp cquipagc on traEoe, with pou!cs
and additional sayagcs, fusmed = iluo two mllcs
rorg E,on, front tn -rsr ncbocd the soletnn
tonH. s1!.4 aoat w. ~ " ,,,sN Wv sosa
peace ehan', auo III oc'oAeaso Tue @osoi9.e
submission Of tho onco dreaded tribe. Inc
tcpees were soon pitched, tho camp
bc!ng formed Ia ereseen. ro1s: % tho nu,a, 4ec
~, st ~ ~, w ,,r..so,ta ~ STrren, .ncr
~ ussh H.. ,nta1 ~ IN roni": hi,nanr
neaott ~" t1a. 49,. w. rnD rs ~. H. fsa5
tSoud indtans IL rcxsrd for thc;r serriccs
- *ss.o'L W ss. I,.ntir ..tH ,,fnr frors nm
tr,aa-s,n~n an sn1 r. fn1.rTsncnt Ssrs uotlrci
, 1877-05-08


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 7.-Artfcles Of as
ISOLATION Of the Cincinnati, lndfana 4 Illinois
Midland Railway Company we're filed With the
secretarY Of State to-day, with capital stock
Of 81, 100000. The road Is to PASS through
FIgo, Clay. Putnam, Owen, Morgan, johnson,
Bartholomew. Shelby, Decatur, and Franklin
Counties. Tito present Directors are a. B.
Stone, g. 7. ~ Davis. r. @. Iervey, J. @.
Woolley, ". B. Sheriff., 4. J. Hunson, and J.
4; Ross. The principal office !. 1Grrs l.use;,
Icy, Secretary and Treasurer. This L. M CT
tension Of the Illinois Midland Road alung tic
oil proposed line Of the Cincinnati l. Tesre
Hautc Road, twcntY-cight mica OF which u
now operated southeast oi Tcrrc uxutc.
Bptesai Mposea 70 Tia 1ttsxnA
PARIS, ILL.,, May 1.--Engtnecss left here to.
day to suFvey 1ine from Morton, IN Ta1e"ell
interest Of the Illinois Midland Railway. It IS
the intention ot tho Midland lsosd to run m H.
dependent line to the latter point aud interscet
Tue Peoria d Springfield load It that point,
thus approaching PEORIA orcr m independent
line. Tho road will bc grAdcd - soou ~ the
line Is run and the right-of.way obtained.
, 1877-05-08

Good Naws for Toilfne hfil1fons---Tho Mo-
nopo1v Drawing fA Laat Breath, and the
Curb of General Competstion to 10 Put on


Good Naws for Tollfne Malatons.--Tho Mo- &
nopo1v Drawing fa Last Breath, ard tho
Curb of General Competition to 10 Put on
lts Rap.etty.
isp<etoj Dsrrotth ID M 7,1tuns
Nav YoNg, May The expiratton at tha
nstchc,5.r nc.d,n.n,,to ,,,.c,t !. s~n".4sd ~.
oaWue'uet nseu'e.plate pa1cnt 10 e1peeseo 70
no morrow to work important changes IN The ssT,
pficcs which have prevailed so many years. Tho
Hatchclder ia tho int at The scrtea of n.tents
he'1 ss .,,a, siNrar wis VII. =. pA's "s
LEU W LHu 1Isct' ""ee.st "neon' aao
6roYtf q BAKer combination, which has con-
troIlcd the business AMI cxacted royalties from
outside cntnpanie. for a long period. The old
T,nwn notrnt ra. hcitl-hz III ronn h,na,ton snd
wv. T"'.M p ssn,.a'ia. =. s'u ,ssat.a. ~"
e1eetuaiiy eontioaed tne manalaetuse OF alI
machines. In addition to this the combination
up to three years ago owned tho old Wilson
natrnt far q four motfon. which. with Tho n.teh-
r,Sss ,,...,,t -. - tha. ~-.ot;o.f no.,m..5 -
etuc' patct,'1 sA'e 'ueu 7. .aetNaA oo,htoaoa VI
the entire busness. Outside companies paid
royalty IT from 81 to 81 On each machine insnu-
fscturei by them. ali of Hh,ch went Into tho
n,cnr., n the cnmb,n, ,ton. nm NJ ttc mi.
~" ssoo.t. y. ~ ~, a,as son ~ " S.s .I
o'ee sul''pau':s pa1o % neu 10 eoo'ovos Jea' IL
foya!tles Tor ten years, aud atiil made Immense
, 1877-05-08
JUDGE DAILY.

6pstIH 1719p01tH ~ 7Hs z717W*E
NEW YoaK, May 7.-The IFibuas, in its &C.
count Of the finding OF tho body Of Daly, has
the the following episode: "Mr. Bagley led the
reporter to corner OF the room whero 1ay
dark pool. In tho gloom Of tho evening every
object was tndIstinct+ The reporter thought
he detected piece OF cord lying upon
tho edge Of the blood, and, imagining 4 might
act, Ito took 1t up. but dropped It instantly
with shuddcr. 1t was a onakc, which rrtthed
as he touched It. There were several Of these
reptiles tn tho house, most Of them In tho room
where Duly hanged himself.
, 1877-05-08

LINCOLN, Neh, May IA terrible affair oc-
cured at Fonteuelle, in this State, on Saturday.
Several years s8o m italian named Bclcndf
started from Italy with his wife and daughter,
tho Inter young lady, to settle in Nebraska.
The husband died on the passnge. The mother
and daughter settled at Fontcnc1te. Before
tearing Italy. tho daughter, Marguerite, had re-
fused an offer Of marriage from Venetian
named TAlfafcrro. After Irving here two years
lie suddenly appeared At the homo Of Madame
agaln refused. Immediately Ta1iafcrro drew
revolver and shot Iis victim dead, and also .tot
hlmsctf through the heart. Ncight,ors Satur-
day morntnQfountl Madame Dccndf In a half.
OF her daughter and the craEcd loTer.
, 1877-05-08

6pet1H Z7ElpdEtH 70 1HS 7s7S0"Rs
Br. JosEru, Mo-, May I'll. G. Quinn, tho
fosgcr lately arrested IN this city for forging
aud solliur draft to tho State sasings Dank,
and awaiting Ills examination. was to-day taken
10 Ncw York on rcquisitIon from Gov. Robin
son, OF that State. He pcrpctratctl forgery
ut Rochester In that State ut1lcr tho nnfne uf
May upou tho East Side Savings Bank Of that
city, and goes there to answer lor 1t, .
, 1877-05-08
ITE1I4.

Tho General Ticket and Passenger Agents
Office Of the Missouri, Kansas d Texas Railroad
has been rcu,oYcd fEoal scdalta TO vt, Louis.
Mr. James D. Brown, the General Ticket aud
Passenger Agent Ut this road, has Just issued
beautiful pictorial gulle-book Ut Texan and tho
Indian Territory fur fTee distribution.
The tratus Vi the kAnkAkee line are no longer
obstruetc., aud they leave this city 1t the usual
hour and ruu viA tho regular route.
, 1877-05-08

New Yonx, May 7.-1nqu!ry was begun to-
day before the Coroncr's Jury Into the causes Of
the late Post-0t1lcc disaster. Thomas II. Oak
shott, Supervising Inspector Of Materials,
testified that he consulted With Mr.. Null
lett Anl Mr.. Hill before removing
the cracked wall and putting the truss
in It's place. On Saturday, April q, he MSS in.
formed that tho erection Of the truss was COM
pletcd, but he had not accepted the work. Mr..
1Iiil and Mr. Doughcrty. the foreman, exam.
incd tue work. but no opinion was expressed
about IT, Witness gave Instructions to hare the
truss properly secured, which was not done, and
the fault was with the contractor.
, 1877-05-08

Upst4o7 EEspasta 70 TIE 7F5EHH&
MAplson, Via, MaJ 7.-1co5gc Carver, a
rather turbulent rcst1eut Of Avoca, Wis, FRI
day night attempted TO shoot Will, douhlc-
barrcicd shotgun tho village schoolmastcr,
Charlcs wilkins, for Undue severity to bis
(Carvcr's) daughter. Wilkins saw Carver an
proach With the gun, and, on raising 1t to his
face, wilkins dropped to tho ground, tho
charge passing over him. Carvcr WAS promptly
arrested and lodged In Jail. IIo escaped during
The night By cutting hole through, the roof Of
covered. The residents Of the village, while
severely condcmning tho attempted murder oi
Wilkins, also ccnsurc tho latter for undue
hArehuesa With hts scholars.
, 1877-05-08

DANy1LLz, ILL.,, MAY 7.-buEKlars entered ths
residence Of ". II. paJuo on Last night. broke
open trunk belonging TO N. II. Wood, aud
robbed It Of about 400 worth Of stlve1ware. No
trace OF tho Eotbera as ret.
Epte.a. DlspaacA to 1As Tts4a&
WArHA1oWa, Wis. Nay 7-Ihleycs entofed the
1Arn,- house Of tAules Bray,f tho Town Vt Water
morulug last, and took so from tho pockets Of
hu pantaloons aud IS trom bu1cau-drawc1. The
ps4,.aloons we're found out iu field short
distance froM the house. Bray ID hcIplesa Old
, 1877-05-08

8pee4QI W5pdtcA 70 1kk 1HkahA
PEORIA, ILL.,, May 7.-There is SONG hitch In
the confirmation Of the sale of the Peoraa 4
Rock Island Road. The Western Car Company
has claim, and evidence Is being taken before
Judge Drummond.
dpscfoi Dtsposeh "a 7hs Tribune. :,
ROCK ISLAND. ILL.,. May 7.-lk II. Cable, OF
slts city, who represents u, ,4oo, 600 Of the first
mortgage bonds Of the Peoria &: Rock Is'ana
Kaflroai, Is to take charge Of tho road rs soon
~ the sale IL confirmed. 1t Is tho Intention
Of ths rual to divide the territory With the
Chicago, Rock Island D. Pacific. Untll further
notice ali freight from tic West for Pcnria will
be wAr-btllctt to that point and CONSIGNED caro-
Rock island Railway. At Rock Island. Shipments
for indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louiarilic, aud
southeastern points will be wAy-bllled to Rock
1sfaud, cunsGntu caro- Rock 1slaud Hallway.
, 1877-05-08

after the killing Of Lieut.. Mcintyre, Ia Gilmore
County, Georgia, whcre hn WAS cndeavorinK, at
the instance Of tho clyil authorities, to arrest
persons guilty of dcfraudtng tho rcvcnuc, al-
tlitlonal troops were sent 10 that section, and
every effort WAS made to capture tho asaailants.
Gov. Colquht ordered the civil authorities to
sparo no pains TO ferret out and arrest tho
guilty parties, Up to this tttne no suecess has
attended their efforts, md now Attornoy-Gcncr
al urTcns has directed tho united-States At
torney for Georgia to offer reward Of 500 for
tho arrest Of the nurdorcrs.
, 1877-05-08

DEATn-sESTENCEs CONFIRMED.
uAnnlsuun0, Pa, Nav 7.-The Supreme Court
has affirmed tho decision Of tho Lower Court IN
tho cases Ut James Carroll, James Boyle, Hugh
McGhccan, and James Roarity, Of Sshuylktll
County, and Alexander Campbell. Of Carbon
County, Ill Molly Atagutrcs, aud under sentence
of death.
, 1877-05-08
THE GALENA NAnnO1Y-aAUaE
dnectd{ MapdscA 10 III IffA9AA

GALxSA, ILL.,. May IA msctlng Of tho stock
and tonl holders of the 0aiena y Southern Wis-
cousin Narror-Gaucc Railroad was held In this
city this afternoon, and arrangements made for
m Immediate extension Of tue ltne from, Platte
villc to Wtngylllc, = distance Of eighteen miles.
A sufficient number Of thc bonds Of the road
havo been sold TO meet the expense OF the eu-
terprlsc. Tho road was built BY home cap!ta!
entirely, aud the nlonyy to build the cxtenston
was also raised In Qalcna. A competent cn-
glnccs has bccn engaged 70 mako the survey,
wtich preliminary work will bo commenced t..
n,orroW. WiugyllIo, tho proposed terminus, IL
fl, the centre OF tho riclcat mtulng and turning
portion oG Wisconsin, and, hssinE no other out
let, tho traillc of tbs road frum that quarter
prumlsea to be immense.
, 1877-05-08
CASUALTIES.
RUN OVER AND KILLED.
Specfdt Dftpdteh 10 2As TFtounk.

CARnoNpALE, Ill.,, Mar 7.-Gcorge Tecser. a
prominent and influential citizen Of Murphys-
boro, was run orcr by usrrow-gauRe railroad
engine at that place last night and dccnpItated.
Tho facts, - produced by tho cotoner's Jury to-
day. were about us followe. in accordance with
which shcy rendered rcrlict. The deceased,
who may hare been under the influence Of
liquor, was lying on the trick, and was run orer
by Al, engine, having no headlight, about II
O'Clock, and hfs head and right arm severed
from his body. Ills remnins will be Inferred to-
morrow under the auspices Of the Independent
Order Of Q}d-fctlows, Of which he was n1cm-
bcf. lie leaves wtfc and TWO or threu children.
, 1877-05-08

EVANSVILLE, Ind, May I'll. N. Parytu, .
l.atllng merchant Of Car1isle, shot himself
through the mouth With derzinger this morn
Ing bcforc be arose. Tic atood high with hls
ncighpors aud acqualntances. Cause supposed
to 6e tue misconduct OF son.
ii. Halstead, Of Kni0htsvilie, Clxy Co., COM
mittcd suicide By hanging on Sunday might,
owlng 10 losses through the defalcatioa Of
Township Trustee,
, 1877-05-08

6Dte7dE Dsod&ck 70 7&e 5F3SN13.
McGREooH, ID, siaY 7.-The body OF .
drowned man was picked up on the bank Of the
river to-day. The body has not been recognized.
It is that Of man Of about IS years. with graz
falr, l,cavIly-putlt, dressed In farmers c1othcs
Nothing Us found on his person except m old
pocketbook with about SO In It. No sears were
found. The Cotoncr's verdict was. "DFownc1
BY neeidcnt.n
, 1877-05-08
TIE CAnHONDAI.E MURDER.
duetfoi Manateh La IN TffhahE

CAnnosDAIn, ILL.,, Mar ia rumor, which
proved to bo false, put this city In quito stir
on Sunday. The ruHor was that Mrs. kcn-
drlck had made a confession toll effect that
Jake Htghtowcr and 'Kehdrlck wore lighting
and Pct 1IIshtowcr run Ii and shot hcr hus-
banu. Pet receives trial tomorrow on a wsft
OF hAbeas CORPUS.
, 1877-05-08

Nxw ORLEANS, 3lay 7.-s.eamship Tcutonfa,
for Liverpool, going down tho South Pass
tcttlcs, ran aground and lost her. rudder. She
lies athwart tho channel, hcadlEg cast. sho
will be 1lghtered and return to tho city for
repairs. -.
Steamship Lizzie. for pensacola, going down
tho r1vcr, run into Cubettu Gap, where she now
lies out OF tho channel. Two boats hare gone
TO hrr assistance.
, 1877-05-08

Sp<ctaS Dsp9fcA 10 7ns 7FfenAA-
rEKrs, ILL.,, May I'll. ". .6hclbachcr. Of this
city, l,as suddenly disappeared. flo carried on
tho grocery and provision business, and dcyci-
opmcnts since his disappearance show thnt ho
has con0Jcncod various parties out of some-
thing like $4,000. uo has, 1t Is supposed. gonc
n Eermnny.
, 1877-05-08
EXPLOSION,

New ORLEANS. La, Mar z-The lower coast
steamer Waloon exploded her boiler at pcla-
croix, nine miles below the city, killing Bernard
Donuellv, engineer, and McGln, fireman. Two
ot'1cra Wcrc wounded, and SIX arc reported miss.
iuE, supposcd to ba drowned.
, 1877-05-08
w1FE-siUnDEn SUSPECTED.

1NpIAxAroLss, May 7.-Wcslcy Morrison, OF
Drtshtnool, suourb Of indianapolis, can,o to
town for medicine for his vile. Upon his re-
turn he administered dose, and In n fcw houra
Mrs. Morrison was dead. There bclng sysnp-
toms Of poison to-day, Morrison told several
stories about tho medicine, which were proved
to be false, and 10 has been arrested on Charge
OF murder, and viii bc held to awatt the result
reason for tue crime.
, 1877-05-08

CAPITAL SENTENCE REVERSED.
HARRISBURG, May 7.-Thc Supreme Court to-
daY rrycrscd tho sentence Of death agalnst
B!astus plstorlous tho Catholic priest, convicted
Of tue murlur Of Isaac Jaauett, near Norris
town, tu July, 1813,
, 1877-05-08
SPRINGFIELD d NORTHWESTERN.
6nAef4E QfseqfeA 10 Ia IfIAMNA

SrnnorlxLp, ILL.,, MAY 7.-prelimlnary to
tho granting OF the decree for the sale OF tho
Springfield & Northwestern Railroad Judge
Treat, Of Springfield, has given tho claimants
for tho zight-of-way until tho 18th inat. to take
eriduncc. About twenty parties a5c awaiting
damages, The docroo Ia Ill mAdo out, and IL now
on Ills, but not yet slgnesI By tho Judgc. JOHN
Williams aud two other parties are defined ln tho
decree as being tho first mortgage bondholders:
Nothing Is said In regard 10 TIM application Of
the money arrEuing from tho saln, save that the
righ:-of.xsY u TO be paid for before anJthlng Ia
Appllcu Oh the bonds.