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New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
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No. 80 BROADWAY. NEw. YORK. May IL, 1877.
A DAMS EXPRESS C0MPANY.-Ihe Trans
~ fer Books Of this Company will be closed from oco
p. IN. the 18th Of May 10 the morning OF June ,
A GAS STOCKS.
"A. EEw.YoRR METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AMI
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
and all kinds Of Brooyn snd New York as zee uruss deS
inby oEo. H. PRESTlSSs ~
Room %. 80 Broad st n Y.
Ngw YORK May 7, 1877
CLAIMS against the late New York Gold TX
" change must be presented TO Mr.. X. !. EDWARDS
Trustees, No. 81 Exchange place. wihh
thirty days from date after which time no claims can DO con
sieTed. G. o. MORRIS,
Chairman of the Trustees of the late ~ Y Cold EXCHANGE
MINING STOCKS.
IVG sell Mining stocks at the American MINING
and Stock Exchange or elsewhere, on commission
Our Mr.. A. II. NICOLAI - member Oi the Board.
Albert H. NlCOlAN q Co.,
Bankers, Brokers' and Auctoneers, No - Pinest N T.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
E PANY-Notice hereby given that the transfer books
ami trust Company. No 26 Exchange place. the l5h INST
and remain closed unui the 10Th Jnn lo ior the anhua
election. X. g. HOLSION, Stctetaty'
Now.YorkMa TO- 1877
NEWARK CITY SEYENS,
~ JERSEY CITY SIXE ES ard SEVENS,
ST. LOUIS, VANDALIA and TERNE HAUTE,
HOUSTON and TEXAS CENTRAL ...... -.
HOUSTON and GREAT NORTHERN and lNIEi1NA A
MOERiS and FSSEX
LIItIGH VALLEY. and - ..
PHILADELPHIA ana READING RAILROAD BONDS
WILLIAM T. MEREDITH & CO...
A nk
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

~ sTEANsHiP LINE BETWEEN EwYoRK
SOUTHAMPTOS. And BkLMEN. -..
CONPANYS PIER foot ~ SECDND-Sl. HOBOhFN,
RHEfN. s.turdav..-..May ~ MAIN Saurdsy ..-'J me
NECh Ar SATURDAY. Lay 20 WISER, Sattniay uns
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW YORK 10 OUTHANP-
Ton, HAVHE, OR BREMEN -. 49,, -,
FIRST CABIN, SlO9 god. SECOND CABIN Hp', gold-
STEERAGE so, currency. ..,.
Return Tickets at reduced rates Prepaid Steeae Ceru1
Gates $50 currency
For freight OF pa sage apply 20 - , ,,.,,. .n
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
Ocean Cleaners.

TOR LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
Tho Liverpool and Great Westsgp steam CompanJs
United states NAL Steamers leave Per 80 y r.;
WISCONSIN ........... 2 UEsDAY. MAY 2e at p m
MONTAN A............ TU ~ DAY. June ~ at y
WYOMING..........: :. IT ESDAf June 10 noon. -
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1Hr NF7 pFRfES.

LEAyExwoRTrs. Kas, Nov. a6.-Chtcs Joseph
and hts band OF Nee Percs indians arrived ut
Fort Leayenworth at o'1oek thIs afternoon
from uls1nnrck, guarded by III cscort consist
lng Of two companies Of Infantry,
commanded by Capt. Robert E. Johnston
and L!uut. II. r. K!csi. Tue party numbors 43t
men, women, nnl children. 0nu hundred and
tbIrty arc men, eight OF whom ars Chiefs.
twenty-five Of tho mcn are wounded, aud ara
being takcl, care Of In the best manner possiblv
Thu entlso party will be encalMpel
tor .eolAo tfMo about ono mlaa
u8 esmy tents having bocu pitched on tho
ground liz waiting tn rvceiye thun,. Whilo hcle
I ~ ban,l will to under tic immediate care OF
Mai Randall. of tho Thrl Infantry and 10 case OF
where they Will be led uur!ng the winter.
Joseph himself IL awcll-infortnct dark-luokiug &
lndian, md q attiresl IL full eostQme.
, 1877-11-27
BISHOP MARVIN.


Death Of This Emlncrt A1ctt,o.list at st. Lou's
Yesterday.
Gp<ctol DispnstA to Ths Chicago 7rtbHne.
sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 26.-Bisllop E. ". Mar
vln, af tho Methodist Eplseopal Church South,
died at h!s rustlcncs IN this city ohort1y a:ter
o'clock this morning. DF. Newman hal
been In Attendance up to last orct'-
Ing. when, symptotns Of ploarisy becoming
manifest, DR.. ]. T. johnson WIS consulted. All
tins efforts Of tho physician weru unavalling,
however, aud tho great nan passed away
quietly, leaving tho heritage Of q good natnc
behind him. Eaoch n. Marvlu, u. D.. was
native Missouriau. having been born IN Was-
scn County June l2, 1925. In 1871 he entered
tho !tncrant ultnistry in tho Missouri Con-
ference. liz filled Important stations lu the
Missouri a1,d st.. Louis Conferences, md, dur'
Ing tho Wnr, tu Marshal, fu1as. IN leG3 lie
was elected to tho Iplscopat0 by tlie Gencrul
Conference In Now Orlcans, which o't!ce lse
hol at the tine Vt bis death.
During hia n, nistry bishop Marvin published
spyeral works. umong others 0 yalHablo trtRttse
on the work vi Christ. Thu funcrAl will taku
oil Thursday morning from Centenary Church
bishop Marvin leaves wife, four daughters,
aud q sou 70 Muurl hts death.
, 1877-11-27
FRANCE.
THn pRNl1tNu EiriSfB.


PANS, Nov. a0.-Tho Solicit nays that fresh
dissolution, II voted by tho Senate, would con'-
plicate instead Of solve the crisie.
Tho Ktpa1!ic Franeatss demands the withdraw
nj of tue new Cabnvt, and rcncws ito argument
Il. fayor Of a Congress u the two Houses to det-
nItely settle the open constitutional question.
Several Conservative papers say the Government
will cali npon the Senato to DECLARE openly for
or agatust It.
TUE RELIGIOUS ELEMENT.
LONDON, Nor. 25--A I'aria correspondent
tclcgruplls: tilt Is said. und cite this opin'
ion Of tue most relcctinR men. tor It throws
hight on passing events. that one
great obstacle to tue reconciliation
Of tho public powers Is TINT
the promptezs Of the Executive forcsce tlat at
no distant day, through tho vacancy in thu 1fo1y
Sec, Franco n,ay have to piay an important
part, and are resolved at my cost
that the Office shall no: then bc
held BY Liberals who not only would
not pursue traditional French policy. but might
s s .fsns I pcnt ss ts e u Wow eppSs'ty aa
| understand how tito coup of tic
| lUtl Of May, tl'ousl, evidently directed
against tho Liberal party was n9t deaene4l IT., t.
Cabinet. Neither 4 Republican. nor no,'a-
pnrtlst Ministry cam sat[Rfy thosa
| goyerucd by tits special anxctr, fur tho lattet
| would nut scrye their interests. but would dis
solve the Chamber unly 1or tito benefit vi tho
| Eultirc. Nuw, !n tie ylow winch governs tt'u
policy Of tho Eiysee dissolution with or without
| thu budget bcIK voted, would eontlnue puWc!
fur SONS tltnu III tho 4at,ds Ut th0se WIN rcgar
| external lntcrcats As paramount.
| IN THE HOUSE or DEPUTIES.
VERSAILLES, Nov. :J.-fn tho CEambcr ol
Deputies today 81. Wulcllc, attnlstcr vi thu IT.
ter|ur, Introduced motion to allow separatt
discussion upon the four catey0ftes Vt dtfec
| taxAtlou brf.;ru thu remainder VI thu budget.
Sir. Bordou1, ot the Lett, lnoycd u t.lodi'lca
tlou !cssentns tue rigor Of tho existing stutt o.
Siege nnl press laws. n. bosdoux's Mottol
i wus declared urgent.
/ GESENAL ANXIETY.
Pans, Noy. W.-lseliable Information leave
TO doubt tbat President Afacslulou intends tt
ask the Scnatc's leave to diss0lye thu Chalnbc
OF Deputies. 1t IL believed tho Set
aso will nsscnt, as It dtsapproys
Of tho recent vote Of eunsur
In tho Lower House. Dissolution will uut b.
proposed until tho Dcputies have refused i
| voto thv four direct taxrs, but 1t Is cxpertc
tlat tl.s matter wilt be settled during thu week
Anxiety Ia felt by al classps over tue stuatiol
| Of s1fairs.
, 1877-11-27
THE 1NFlRMlTiES OF AGE

arc harder to bear than tho ailments Ut mlddls life
o. YOUTH since the Resistant power In the srstcni
has diminished with declining years, and dlsca*o
and pain haEc u,uru power uscr tho enfcc:,ied
body Il IL therefore tlsc essential taat tut
resistant power .honld lie augmented. ilostrttsr's
stomach stlttcrf benIgn tbnic cordial. ii ndtRtta.
biz adapted foe tho PURPOSE. It countcrarta she
inlrnit!es peculiar to age, and .uctorA worn out
natufp. 1t siyihes tho fceblo frame. alas nj,
W ii wure, tu tic tickeru. lump of 1sfr. tfIatf:
fFash warmth through tho ehil!eA vclne. aud gtyts
comfort IL well ns setleg, thua tightening thu oar
den OF pgc and rctarding in tnrnsate Tho progtcs,
Of decaY. t.udtes In dclic1te health. ~ wcll VI
aged pefsons. ue.l,e great ussett iruln tAs while.
sumo sti.auagtlyc t3nic. wh!cn h absolutely pufG
unobjrctsunable In l,ayof, md ID recommended bl
physicians of Truute+
, 1877-11-27

According 70 TIC WOst TetEht Weekly f1turu8
thv aclthieat city tn the world Ia Thu Hague, the
next health!css Il Philadelphia, the next tirhcyu
aud the next Amsterdam. 1'he following ata
ths aunuai rates Ut mortality in tue prirripal
cl&tes: In The Hague, fifteen pcEsons !u uvefy
thousand: In PhiladelpA4s, sixteen pcEsonB; ia
GeDeya, eighteen; In Amsterdam. twenty; III
Chsisi!aula also twcnty; In copcnhuRcn, twenty
onn; iu Brussels aiso tweuty-ona; ln Paris.
Nlr1lua, Dresden anu brooklyn, tWenty:two; in
kcM York anu Boston, twchty-ive; Fcnics aud
ROTTERDAM, tweuty..iA; tu ufeslau aul Bcsl!n,
twcnty-scsen; III 1t: Petersburg, thirty; fu
etoSkholu aul Murl;h, thirty qua; ~ Calcutta,
Eisy-9ya. and In MulrpJ, LUZ,
, 1877-11-27
hfI6QELLANY.

0EHs 4AAa4s
LONDON, Nov. al-0cn. Grant will 70 from
Athens to Alexandra aud Cairo.
NAVAL 1TEN.
Ths United atatca steamer Monongahcla has
arrived ut Alexandria on her way to chlna.
4 NunuRRous PLOT.
GUATEMALA, NoY. 6-Tho topic OF absorbing
Interest IL tue conspiracy to murder tlu
IF. silrnt Of Guatemala and hIs Mlvtsers
and to overthrow the Government, which
Was discovered on the LIST lust. In
tilue to prevent 1t, bY tho arrest and execution
Of seventeen vi tue rinslcadurs, Including MoI.
Kopesty, in charge Ut tho artillery barracks,
CAPT. III Lem lao1as, second IN sunn,aud. anu
Gabriel Agullar, Q rich priest.
, 1877-11-27

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2d-At New Albany, Ind,
slatt Wolfe i,as been found not guilty ii n,nr-
dcring hts father several months ago. The
ground OF the defense was fnsunlty, and tho jury
acquitted him on this plea, as tie murder was
proved beyond all possibility Ut doubt. Tho
evidence was t., tic elect that Wolfe had bcen
drinking heavily for several days, and ttat his
father had notified several satuon-keepers
not to sell llim. 1iQuor:. tlat this cs::
aspcrutcd young Wolfe, and hu threatened
vengeance in h!s father. On tho Sunday Il tho
murder, wiilc Wolte was s.lll suffering from
mania potu, he walked Into au. out
building, whcre ho procured heavy
llic,s..ry club. With th!s club iii
hand iIo returned to tho loutc,
and tbcncu walked Out into tic orchard near
the Residence where Ills father Nus Sitting III u
chair. Approaching tho gray Haired bl1 lsiuil, he
rsci tho club aud with all tho ;N,wcr 1,o posseaset
brought It down on Ills fntllcf's head. llc re-
pcatcl tho blows until Ills fathcr's head WIS
hcutcn mi! tic skull wns fracturc.i tn terrible
nanner, causing utmost instant dcath.
, 1877-11-27

gei up ,hco ms ,sn MstIo ~ ,hc nrst bouse
tsw XII so,,n1 M ot,c IN Il. started down tho
i,easl. AS fast ns could, ny iegs hurting me
's'' rsw %ss9i o., FIFTEEN % PEOPLE 1nou suonR
.tonitno nn,nsite the wrcck looking at II.
1x tn HIM. r. 1t' fartncr ~, tc nari and 10 nIl
y eG 10 70 eaTS tcrc enV & =, ~ srp suprc
MINING sp IT, ss; ;, Ne Pssa A. III ssY .syS'n
stst;on 1 VIM. ThcY aid ouu wan seven miles
,pprn p -" tt,c beach. / saw n mat, on horseback,
snI sent lin, 10 The upncr station for aid, and
10 telegraph 10 Washington for assistance TO
The wreck. This was about I. o'clock a. M. /
asked il,csr men on shore why life car wna not
| thcrc. Tbey told mo d Ilto crew OF thirteen
we're tn 1t Roanoke Island. asked why they lid
i' i'TkeI u', IN tl,o station, Ind ttey
wsnr ApKAin 70 nnrAK orEE TuB poon.
| Told them tiicf, It they woui,l come with me
| ! would break uncu tho door and get 1t out.
Firc nj them yoluntcered to ro. I ssiel them
II tIey snH our eiCuos, uftl they said they it'd,
| nvct, tj1n flrst sin1ta] / tlcn walked aud ran
dawn til tic bcach With these men, t.lt saw 4 team
coming down, which proved to bo that of sheriff
Bunkiey, of bnro city. i brokc opet, the door,
got tic mortar and lines, broke open the locker
md found powder and balls, which Sheriff
Bunklcy brougt,t up, Tut when rot back to
:se9s 4s q uas1g s fss1 os 4ns uunos WERE oosn
and no ono was on boar.l. THIS was almost II
a. m Sheriff DunklcY then Invited us to Ills
house. Tho ot1lcers accepted the invitation.
rho other men were provided for at tho stnlfon
with provisions. beds, blankets, and clothing.
| THO Sheriff. with a team, tllcn went up tue
bene,, bs ' md "' ' ~
,oot4,r fnr frsltcs. I Il icrranhcil to Admiral
TreMr|,arl. M at ifa,nntou Toads. ior did, and
I,s'0t1t hv AIoaIrr IN" Wa +. Conway. eieuc,i
| tho snno 4n1curam tn Inn Chief Htrnal
nii.rr II, Wus1i,,yt,,,. stnttnr lint four ofccrs
% md ti,rtv mon wsrc saved, anu that TIC sllIf
Trn,rte mIs NJ es twn mcof. and wtcckns steam,
cT r., ti,c nf,nr, 3Vc went imtncJiatciy to the
stosin" mil triad 10 caii thn ottcutl0i, uf thu
siin ,gsi, iorrc llue lag but couti not. Illctl
p ffp wpent IN t. nnint onposlto Tic wreck
ani found telegraph operator tlaggtng
lao nns1 strnacs1 L, tI,rn, tic names Of tho Of
IT, tics,. .oveF nmt thc m,ni,cr nf mem and naked
ttc,,, sy},at va si,ot,iti do With ciels ueal tnct
~" nnd.
THEY Asswgnnp: 49,.
tfc sss,mIra,' '"N
rort,,n" .snrte,1 nort.warsl md Jisnppcarej
ri" Swo.nrn frieI In sii,nni To us. lut Without
rjnssea, 1 could not read It. Al o'cloc.
arriscI ram ot liz t,nsnnrt NayyeYard. Viii
! Sn.r.nn Itun.,S r,r,r rhc stnrc. ufi. nIM
iii ssvo, w;ti ti,n ttic, II the ti.ni. werr th.t
nIacni ~ hoard thn sIrnmer tiomila. md co,,
. v.tr, t.' Nnrfnlk. Enslen Young, Mustcr Con
xav. M, FI'rimoer Wartiartun icit this cyontnI
e. ,iV".him~tnn> v '"' 'S
, 1nonr. on PAPER. THAT sua WAS GOO,
I f"oof' '" Ai' vrs.rt. '"" ""0 WV
! spee,a, pi,patch 70 ~ cstcoge Tribune.
t pnlLAnE1rIl1A. Pa., Nov. D.-lt i,ae bce1
Il WA bull. os Chester, uul In others thu
n M" ,vns htltt nj Nn+fUiE II Il fcn,1,c
, 1877-11-27

sp4ct1I MspafeA to ne CAinaao Trtbmnk.
Ia CnossH. Wis, Nov. 8.-Atarcus Ltycrman,
well aud widely known a. one Of tho most
energetic young business men OF La Crossc.was
drowned Sunday night about half-past o'clock
by falling from the rtcamer toH.boat ". II.
Clark, near Victory, about twtnty-ei0ht miles
below La Crosse. The night 1as vcry. dirk.
The body has not ret bcen recovered. His
death is deeply lamentcl by citizens generally.
, 1877-11-27
p,phther,a md Scarlet Fever,

Dlphtherta and scarlet fercr hare become
sporadisaliy epidemic III tls country, but the
nlost afflicted OF large places are Broo!:lyts, l..
l.. mud Patterson, y. j. In the former c!tsrt be-:
cnses OF d.pattcria reported at tho Sanitary Bu-
rcau, Ut willcl, 5sl proved fatal, anl tf 2.:asM
cl.ses OF ssArlct fever 583 we're fatal. In Pat.r
ron dtphtheria Is making great rayages. aud It,
Il large majority Of INSTANCES tl,u cause of oil
tf,csc wocs is defective drainage, ftugnans VII.
ter, ur Impure surroundings Of SUNG kln.l. tlIc
sclencc OF a1rorlng heal:llfui conditions Of lty-
ing Is apparently still In Its iufutcy.
, 1877-11-27

Hpfesd7 Dlkaatt4 70 ne CAicago 1r5aVN*.
PlErssuao. r.. Nov. a&-The cIxur-makes
Of this cdty and Allegheny are organizing for .
general strike for an Increase of waxea, 4 pre-
limtuasy meeting was held to-ulght TO mske A.
rangetnenis for . Rencrai convention so1ae time
tAls week. Matters hare bean kept very ariut,
but tho fact 0f tho contemplated strike nrrt-
deutally leaked out. The manufacturers say
they cannos a!ford 10 pay mose, than present
wages. 10 tt will probably bs louK and bittsf
tftGt.
, 1877-11-27
CASUALTIES.


A HWITCuMliE KILLED.
Special D.suasea 10 1h4 Catcapo 3rttune.
GaAxp RAr1ps. Mich, Nov. 81. b. Dnn-
iets, a young man In the employ Of tho Grand
Napils T. Indiana Railroad Company asa swite}l-
iuau, ut Canliac, was caught tetTccn pile Of
lumber md moving car Saturday ni4ht, anil 70
crtlsEcl IN the abdomen that be died last night
ilts remains wcrc buried At Sand Lake by the
Odd-Fellows TODAY. fc had nnfrte1ds In Mich-
jgau. Tic catne here from Lecsstllc, Coun., but
few taYa ago. -
, 1877-11-27
THE NATIONAL GRANGE,

CgNo1nHATI, o., Nov. 28.-Tho National
Grunge to-day adonted q resolution declaring
IT, d!aappsobation OF the lava demonstlziug
silver, aud committing tho Government ar
bltFari!Y to any liked plau III future for the TO-
sumption Of !psce payments, aud expressing
sympathy with tho effort now being made III
Congress Tor tho repeal Ut these measures.
, 1877-11-27

Spec3al I4sndfca to 7AF t2itNro Tribune.
DErHoir, Mich, Nov. 20.-iiuRll Smith, vel!
known In sporting circles os tho West a. n pool
seller, aas 10 injured by train OF the Canada
Southern. i.atlruad Friday night tlat he yannot
Ills sisters iaouse, where he lay sick mud
dcl!rtoue, aud was hurt before lie could bo
found.
, 1877-11-27

H1zE9NE oV9V0*ES u 7H@ <"1es40V t'Fu%'s.. :.
CoIon4Do Saulaus, Col, Nov. A-sias Il.
KtcheI', Ut Chicago, was found In poo! OF
blood III t1is room at tho Crawford House this
no.uiug. During the evening, Il Is SUI
tose4, ~ ha Ind lii clothing on
he expired tn consequence OF the burst.
lux vi bluo,i-ycssei. blr. kttclell
was member OF the hr&n VI Tilltughast j. Co,
OF Chicago. Tie corpsa will start Oh It's way to
that g1tY tomorrow.
, 1877-11-27

FoolliaFJy,

About 7 O'Clock yesterday mospfn1 u thrilling
Incident occurred Ut the UJpotch building, just
after the dra was out. man suddenly appeaf-
eu On the curulcs extending over thp aftl story
windows, and running slunx tho fsuut of tho
building, rhe eoruleo extends cut pcElaps d
foot, md u fully seventy feet above the pave
lneut. The man was Intoxicated, and, with u
drunken dariuK, hn walked aluux the euFuIeo to
, 1877-11-27

the terminus nearest Bnithf}eld .trcct, where
he lowered himself until half hin boty was
dangling In the air, anu several hundred people
HlM stpusl hclow turned their backs to the
stcKenlng right. After time, however. he
walKed deliberately around and got m on the
building occupied by DeZourhc q Co. Soon
oftcr he came down. nn3, on bcng nFrcs!e!'
gave hta nau,e ~ JOHN Schusetmann, from Phil-
adciuhta.
, 1877-11-27

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 2l--Miss Laura Ban.
non. with toy p!stol, accidentally discharged,
fatally shot her cousin. James Murphy, last even.
Ing. They had Just returned from church.
, 1877-11-27
FOREIGN.
WAR NOTES.
WILL TREAT FOR FHAC1.

WILL TREAT FOR PRACH.
LONDON, Nov. GA special frou, Constanti-
nople says the Sultan has pressed his intention
to treat separately with the Czar. lie abnndons
all idea Of applying to any foreign Power for
mediation.
RUSSIAN DESIRE FOE F1ACg.
A special from St. Petersburg saJs tire Nrs-
sian newspapers pfofcas strong desire for
peace. There is much talk Of direct ncgotia-
ton with the Porte, md the probability Of such
settlement ia said to grow stronger daily. Rus-
sta Ia reported 10 be making special cKcrtEons to
secure at anr rato En9land's exclusion from the
negotiations.
Nobody In London gi7cs much heed to the
talk Of peace.
ETnoroL CArTunEn.
A Russian official dispatch announces that the
Russians OIL Saturday captured the fortified
Town uf Etropol, nbout twenty milea northeast
Of Sophia, with triIting 1oes. Tho Turks lied In
disorder.
MHuEMET Airs POSITION.
LONDON, Nov. g7-5 q. MA Vienna coErc'
spost1cnt eays the canturo of pravetz, moi
pfoslE rs before reported, enables tho Rua
siana 10 to threaten Mehcmet Ais comnun!ca
tlot,s should he nttcmpt 10 foFrc tho Or
chaufc and ricvna road, TINT be inusi
either sctakc pravctx before hu makes tho at
tempt, or else lnoyc with bis main force further
| west. ID the direction of ucskoya.
ouunANIE EVACUATED.
| BERLIN, Nov. @.-A telegram, from sophtt
states that tho Turks cYacuatcd Orc'ianfc OF
| Saturday.
| MoNTENHoRlN SUCCESSES.
| Car11N1E, Nov. 2J.-Thu Montcncgrina cap
tured on Saturday night af.cr several hours .
desperate fighting tho two forts OF sptzza
Tho Montcncgr!ns now hold tho whole tertttor.
to Boyura, excerpt tla citadel at Antlsari ant
| UulctgDo.
, 1877-11-27

the Grover investigation, tho tnfY stoUf eleven
for conviction and ono fnr acquittAl, and were
discharged. 4 new tslal i.as been directed.
The case Of ". .. Highly, indicted for sulr1r9a-
the 27.1 instant. Important Developments arc
rr1tcrtetfn
, 1877-11-27

VECNN 01E5Sut055I
LONDON, Nor. al-Steamshlps Hermann,
State Of Georgia, aud State OF Louisiana, from
New York, aud Earmatiau. from Quebec, have
arrived ous.
Nxw YoRK, Nor. M.-Ar1fye1, steamships
City of Chester, iron, Liverpool; Denmark, from
Loudup.
, 1877-11-27

psctaf IurraseA to TAt catc,5s 7Ystuat.
ErRIxor1ELD, ILL.,. Nov. 1.-tjoy. Cuttom to-
day announces the appointment Of Ira ". Dct,-
nett a. 'vcst. Park {Chlcagu) Commissioner, virc
TArall. Aeeltnel.
, 1877-11-27
THE WEATHER.

WAsulnoToH, D. c.. Nov. 27-1 q. m.-For
tho Lako Region, tbs storm eentso will probably
moro uortheastwasd Into Canada, followed rar.
lilly by rising barometer, decidedly collier,
uosthcsly to westerly winds, generally cloudy
weather, and rain areas. partly turning Into
SNOW, over tho Upper Lakes.
LodAL 0RsxaFArtoXt.
, 1877-11-27

MEMPHIS, Tcnn., Sov. a0.-Frank Berlin, pro-
prictor Of ,neat-storc Oh Madison street, shot
himself accidentally to-day BY letting pistol
fall IN tho floor, producing probably fatal
wound.
, 1877-11-27

WllxEspAnRs, ra,, Nov. .N-~A jury was In
pauclcd to-day In the trial Of nineteen ct
tl!e ytg.!autes who tired on tho mob tn Scranton
on tuo lst Of August last, when three strikers
were killed. rhe caas WA opened Tonight.
tuIl.
, 1877-11-27

posros, Mass., Nov. 3o.-l. II. Jones, it,,
wool broker, disappeared tcu days ago. His
name ID now connected With seriss Of allegcd
4lsAonest transactions, by which seycful frnls
lavo becu yIctamtxu1 IL al Rtliount eAti;nated At
&tD,U1,
, 1877-11-27

.Jef1trs' French Cntarri. Nnn,etly II a War
.nuted cure for catarfh, colds. eore throat, nlsl-
s,sr bsrnt!l. headache. asthma, uni brunchils.
Sold by druggists. Simple free. Otacu ~ etate
steect,
, 1877-11-27
BUSINESS NOTICES

Kccp's CnAtoHn Shirts tn ,aensure. Very
beat liz fot 80. No Obligation TO tlku ully Rhin4
ordcretl unrrs perfectly aatsfactory. SAnalcs aud
circulars Iuallcd freq.
KEEPS UMBRELLAS.
Best Glng,urs, Patent Froteetct ttlbs, 81 each.
Hest Sllk, Paragon Frames. 81 each.
. t7:l East Madtson street.
, 1877-11-27
GLOVES

PInckucy. Jaclson 3 Co.'s Flno splccs.
, 1877-11-27

DAEh8 GOODS.
West End Dry Goods House,
Madison and Peoria-sts.
DRESS GOODS.
GREAT DARGAINS!

woh hovo ;,,,+ .,o,,,odo f,n,h
.".l..s 1o1eg ~ - as4.
49, - T n.-tn,o
oo9"a uu1 ene 1sucu, DtA'asn,
aI11 au 80 n I'LL A e Aot7, "uA
* ~ o.tet eno9 ~ ttom oo ~
w Pet cens 1853 tAa1. koous
ooueAe 4A pue eal1y Ra1s VI tne
season.
4 large assortment of IKnic1cr.
;::: : e: $:::: s :: a.: '' s::: :::
DC cheap aE soc, i0F ZUcs
, 1877-11-27

4t&A w y UAuukEt9 8IN&EA " H&ku
Donner; Mr.. Loon'!s, aud mysclt. w
about Six feet OF watcr. A little while after re
sounded again and got aeyen aud onc.half sud
tbs s.artosrd low, aud ws gave cheers yvhrs and
repeated them several t!nles. We then saw tint
the oood tide was making In fast and tho sea
~ breaking oyeF Us worso We hesc saw the
knocked CAPT. ilYspsu.i, tic gu navigator, over.
board: Wy saw two men killed un thu f1rccas.
tle. ar. Conway suggested that VIZ mike soma
effort to get lips Oh shore said would ut.
the ba'sa oyer, when 4 thrco-,ueh iinu
WAS made fast 10 the balsa and tue aatnp lower
*a ovsEeoar1. but It foulei with the iibboon,
iorssuaFl aud other spa.'. j gos down on tlls
clear the balaa. aud callcl for SONG ono to Aelo
mo: M1. Dsnner came down part OF tins wuy
aA1D M WAS TOO WEAK,
va ony IT, eSsnse M aud 10 % I'D I eester w.
eatl he could not, or 10 WOULD ln y lltto Wills
WllItsus, 4 seaman. .a.llle doMn and ~ d Ae
would 20. III about ten minutes We sue
m u o Esttef a sS a bs'a and sssF ss R,s
Lieutenant, Mr. semons. Mf. White, aud man
others in tho torecastle sang out to ms, THE
limo IL out. Cut aad got on shore Il possible f,r
assistance had small pen-knlfe, but could
Williams opened 1t, aud succeeded ln cutting
the rope, Was then strurk several times by
spafs, and ACROSS tue hipa. We thought
IL esaeh ran perpenasu'afy 70 ths sp
shore. Wheu thu lino was cut the bat.a
wsut towards tho stern Vt ths shtp. and We
Thought We Wete RolnK TO seas-ono tliug that
deceived majority Of the shap's co1npany. We
ps1d!et tho balsa With pieees of pnnclinE'
Near the stera of the ship heavy surfs atsu K u
e7d cApaized tue balsa enl for enu. My leg
icing }ammed in 4 had me ondrrneath tho