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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-12-04
Lamonte Items.

LAxoxrE, Nov. 3ath, 1877.
-R. G. Yocom - sitting up pan Of the
time.
IT. v. Hickox. Of BoouvilIe, was in
town several days this week, looking up his
interest il the town loes here.
WIN. Rakes has again resumed the
butcher knife. and Il gagged in his shop.
dispensing good beef 10 bis many frieoda.
-Bus;ne~ il very briak here among our
merchant. but slow among our grain DEAL
en-, owing toso much rain that corn gasefh.
ing cant be done.
Our millen have turned nisen and
are digging their cal on the farm ol
samuel Gregory, 1t . CIT Of about seven
cents per bushel in the mill.
Several young geotleosa and ladies
went ont to the Weather. SCHOOL hose to q
debate, last evening. Subject: 6onethina
about the Patrons Of Husbandry.
Nov. Is, ~.
Another 6ght in town O. Saturday
evening. Not much harm done.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-12-04
THE PENCIL SELLER.

He's here.
At first We thought it was Osman Pasha,
bat he wa only q pencil seller with
his good clothes on. lie has = magnificent
costume, covered with jewels. His head is
crowned with an arrangement that reaem-
bles the comb Of gigantic rooster inlaid
with looking glass, and surmounted with
pearls. His coat il gorgeous beyond
description, and heats Jacobs garment By
over fifty buttons. When the aun strikes
him he looks a. brilliant n . ca cium light
shining on Greek Slave. solomon, in all
his glory was not arrayed like thia lead
pencil seller. His conversation pertains
chiefly to lead pencils in general, and to
those he is selling in particular. He ex.
posed all the tricks OF trade except hrs
own. and had very intervening audience
around him, 1t the corner of Ohio and
Second streets.
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A RcRINNAGE.

On Saturday young man named Samuel
Turner claims 10 have been assam ted By Geo.
Walker. Thomas and Charles Kelk. He
drew . pistol in his defense, bat 1t Was
snasched away from him. Mr.. John
Shan.ielt came along and separated the
parties. Turner had his aas.ilann arrested
and the case was brought before Justice
Kirby this morning, but il was continued
until Friday night.
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He Arrives @ 1orl LeavonvoPsh-
0so Of Hio Nurderous Band in
Prtson-An Episode Of 1iles' Last
1ighk
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o. Tussday, Nossabse n. 1t ~ sssd-
dence Of the bside's moshss. in Rsstis eooseys
Eve milss soushsass of 0sdslia. b Esv. Z
J. Frss;ss. Mr.. Laos Hsa'essgg - No
Mamie S4ouo.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-12-04

Or. BulIs Coagh 0ysup = passly
vegetable enopoaad. innocent il aassso
and voedssiul 10 e1seG Fer eAiAsss is =
invaluabss. essis9 CsesR WAseeaag
Ccush, etc, II . isw hesM Price = esso
Mp hossla. a. hve bosalo loe 0!04
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M. Scott Gilhsr, employed in the jour
nal job-rooms. yesterday received dispatch
from Arnold station, on the H. & 81. Joe r
r, making the sad encouragement that his
brnsher William, . carpenter BY trade. but
at present employed BY the railroad com.
pany company - lsborer, had met q sud.
den death By falling under the cars q NOV.
ing train. II seems, from the mesger word
ing OF the Dispatch, that Gillian, With otl'-
en-, vas standing on pile Of food. ready
to GIL the tender Of the locomotive drawing
the approaching train. when, just - therein
CINE had arrived in front Of the point d
which he was standing, the unfortunate
man under the moving wheels. which passed
acros his thishs, cutting him in two. DEATH
VS. almost inssansaneous. Deceased ~
IS yean Of age, married and leaves . wifi
and three childrPn to mourn his uneimely
end. Until recently, the family resided ID
Kansas City, where Mr.. Gillian w. vel
known - . steady and industrious man
To his brother and the family, the many
attaches Of The o@cs extend their heartfelt
sympsthies in this their suddes and ed Be-
rsasensst. Ii , expected the remains vii
reach Ksnsss City this morning for inter
menl-Kaasas Gig Journal
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OUTRAGE.

OCIRA0Es
We are informed that dastardly outrage
Was committed at hots or boarding house
in the eastern part Of the city last night.
Some days since two young women arrived
from Fort Scott and put up At the above
place, and wer allotted the same room.
They came here seeking employment, and
their department has been irreproachable
during their stay. Last night 4 man
boarding at the house broke open the door
Of their chamber and attempted to ravish
one Of the inmates. One of the girls had
retired. and the other sas in the act of
disrobine when the fellow entered. He
caught hold Of the one in bed and attempted
to make her submit to an outrage, when the
girls screamed for assistance and alarmed
the house. This frightened him, and he
made hasty retreat for his own room.
but not before he had choked one Of the
girls 70 severely that she spit blood. The
proprietor Of the house came TO their
rescue. but before his arrival the man had
escaped. The women intend TO get out .
warrant to-day for his arrest.
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LABOR LOST,

A terrific effort Of unnecessary exertiou
occurred at the depot this morning. Al
the N. X. & T. train pulled down to .
switch several thought il had started for
Hannibal. One woman with the usual
feminine regulation baggsEe-a bsby and
six bundles struck out on run for il, and
by the help Of Officer Turner got on the
platform @: the car.
An excited individual Of the male per-
auasion struck out after the train at 30
gait. He inst fairly few over the ground.
Steadily he gained upon il, and redoubIing
hi. ex rtions he at length reached it and
climbed upon the rear platform eHhausted.
just as the train stopped and backed up to
where the fellow started from, TO his intense
disgust.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-12-04

-Mothsss will grow weary and Sigh oves
lie responsibility that baby plsees upon
shss, bot shsy havs Tie high privilege OF
shspise . esassesss for ussfalsss. Tn
exercise Of patience and Tie prsaesvasioo d
bsby's health b IL psepes - of d.
Bslls Baby Syrup win give thsn s,ss'
pssas.s eooiess asd psasPsesivs happ;nsa
. esass Pr bessl&
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a TRCANT WIFE.
A Mr.. Dougherty, Of Boonville. was in
the city this morning, looking for hrs vile,
who deserted him about the last August,
leaving four children. II il stated
that .he left with drummer
named Alaska, but Afterwards came
TO this city, where she has csnvassed for
the sale of book, etc. Sometime ago she
went to Boonville and got her children.
Mr.. Dougherty found his wife. and perhaps
BY this time the separated family have once
more united.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-09
NEVADA ITEMS.

Under the healing Of a New Find
the wiunemucca S,Icss S,ais says: A shor'
time since an item appeared In the slice,
Nm, rcl.tiy, 10 4 new ledge discovered b,
L.. r. Dunn, In Indian District. near thu
Eagle wine sSioce them - have betil
shown samples Of the ore from different
parts % the Lead which assay from ~ "a
ss,00,pcrr toh Ia silver. The ledg',
which Is situated near the Eagle mine,
il called the vandcwaier, and is ownel
by l.. y. Dnnn, l.. A. Moore and v.
smith. A shaft has been sunk ON IL "a
the depth VI twenty feet. at which depth
tho vein carries four feet Of ore that assays
on an average Of sIj per ton. The course
VI the vein Is nearly due north and sonth,
aud some of tho ore shown resembles thai
produced by the Moonlight. which worked
3iO0 per ios.. We ar 'ndormed hat chi
miners pronounce the vandewAtsr one oil
The beet ~pro-pecta for . good-aiine e,er
discovered In the country.
Pho Eureka LsP.btic.s says: The Eu'
reka Chess Club Is DESTROYS Of giving
notice to all and sundry that they are pre-
pared to engage in . friendly contest on
the deld Of siIty.four squares. either with
a gentleman in Eureka, or, II arrsn9'
mcpts can be made with ths telegraph.
with any other club in the Stats.
Niles Quillen. lats Treasurer OF Lin.
eoln county. has had his case continued
until the July tsrm of the District Couri
OF that county,. ~ IL thought he will b
able b straighten up his account before
the case comes mp for trial.
MA r T.ln.- Qs..--. .xcr.
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

IN. Du,.h Flat D,,,.. sny.. On tba II
;,s,.,t al.mt ou.rtrr to d o'eloek. /.
~, ~ sTs - ~ now,l.r VIA. e.plo,lel
IN 4 ma Mar mine. near lila Lraa Of
Inc ,pnnei' Two miners. named Curfan
,nJ T,,cli. xer. a, vorL Al Inc mouth Of
r. ,nnn.i ,,i,,i,r rorl .bont fifteen
-. 49, 70 80, 1890 ,hs IN.
rN,s'.,. H. ,,'nnai. -,
"nous s,s sn'eu 49, ~. ~.
'he VAP'os'ou uy s" 49,
way hons 'ncy A,o'u'r ~ ~ 'o",s
through the nnnei; snu cnoso : steep PAIN
which leads W tho NIL anu Trough aa'sp,
oprn cut A,'srSA ~ y
s.oa"a sI no j,n.., va. .,nr.h.nJ
- min ,h.y rachel tho center Of tho
-, NC, Mr.. Curran. Who vas sbcai. be-.
- 4. ssl f.int from The effects OF tbe
= .i,h .,i,h an. On, Wa. 6lIsJ anil
50, .i.,.I., NJ, Tall. ,o 4.
.ai"eu nj as, h...I hin, ho~.
'he s.me' no Nv "D ~mN- -.
EeuI. pp' AZ. .a,.%S
rsaen,ns tne s,ae :, ~nisn S"s! Nv
Mt. ourfsn ,.n, a"a .,rs I..e..h.
lance on n,s nsn.s anu ~
wss out OF rem o,'"' ,nPo' .ia. NJ
e.ntratsd IN ,he GUY u y ~. gu.
strenytn no yilIhoeI pIps sp.o.
o~verIooAins .ne m,no anu rn.np
sstAnes 70 20 anu .ooa L. is,;..s ~"
" Ioun. nr".n ~ III 80 III
a,e~ Iec. Iiom ~ ~
. m'hsus 'i W. ,a
ana prs. AA,un ana "n,.a W.. a.
monet WHO ,Iu al 49, ~ ~ !.
ms nie, ou' M,sh'u, If.
Aoout tn,ee nous ~ ~ ~, IL
anu snliu, "no ,r.uI .nn... .a,ioraJ
va. onIlsa gu i"" - ,.isn'y'
W .ne sIa,s y. CO., .,a..r..,
snu ,es.mssi
IIou,
VITA
The Stockton Herald OF TIE Sth sayi
This morning another accident occnrrod
In this city. on Beaver street, near Weber
avenue. which Ioes Ia Phs up prosi
asainst ketos.ne on saos''saN 'si
,hn I'M. n rnannsS rlIinss, !. mar
H. arixs! an s,nrs.. ra.on' Mrs. Film.
60 !. eonGnsI ~ her III and ~rsouests,l
-, ii,,i. .irI syeJ ,bon, Ten y.sr.. IN
nrsn.r, .om.f food for her. The little girl
toot the iii can ami poursl oil into lie
.t.v, srbs u,n.l fesult FOLLOWED. The
can bunt. throwing tho burning oil all
over her Clothing. There WAS no one 10
lend bsx I, a~,si.tanee.l The clothing
was complet.ly burned from hsr
boJx. the whole surface Of which
WA left a erisp. With tho es-
e.ntion az her feet and anklss not n ppat
rrm.ins untouehelby the flames. A littlc
brother. aged about three years, who was
In tl,s room. wa. also haaiy burned about
the hand. and face. Medical attendance,
~. Immediately .ummnusI. anal several
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-09
SENATOR JoNrS
I'll. following dispatch was s.ufor..
the wires last evenlpk:

Til. following dispatch wss ssuf orss
the wires last svsnie; 81
NEw Yonx. JunsS.-A P..S. Waking
ton special ssys senator Jous Of Nsvsdk
ha. drawn w an amendment 10 the Fed
eral Consultation. which he intends %
submit, to the Senate at the extra session.
II provides thai paper money only shall he
used - legal tender In the United States.
And thai the issues Of such MONEYS shall
DO at the rate OF twenty dollars per capita
Of the population of the country. 20 he
sscertaincd annually by census. The
senator believes that such Al amendment
will be popular and can BE- carried through
The Legislatures Of most Of tho Western
sud Southern states. He does' not heal
tate 70 say that he wants gold and silver
made . commodity. and not = standard Of
value. The report Of the Silver Commits.
sion which Jones Is drawing up 10 nearly
completed. hut will not be made public
until . short time before the political
campaign opens In Ohio and Pennsylya-
mia Some Of tho paper money men who
have seen the report declare II to bs avery
able ~documsnt,. .,,
About three weeks ago q telegram OF
a similar nature Was sent 10 this coast.
We then declared that in our opinion
there Was no truth in 1t. We gid not
BsHsS ther. sid wssdo not believe
new. that Senator Jones has deliberate
ly forssksn the principles which have
characterized his political life FROM the
beginning. . He has always been q hard
money man. That he should suddenly
become an advocate Of paper money Is
strange. It Ia so strange that we refuse
to credit the report. When Senator
Jones declares over his signature
that he has become . convert to the
paper money theory. We shall believe
II. Until he does 50. We respectfully
decline to credit the reports to that ef.
feet. which are flying about so literally
Just now.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-09

TnE advocates. Ola more thorough
military pr,raration in this country. 10
meet possible invasion, win get little 70
support their .rsumsua'in the present
movement Of Russia against Turkey.
II an army moved toward, our frontiers
~ leisursly Us Russit has against the
Turksh borders. We oouldhsvs. pitiopS
81 men, pretty. well organized and equip
ped. Occupying all strategic points, aud
In shape 10 make very effective rssis
u To its best efforts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-09

Tur sss, writer's now spell the title Of
The Au,osrat Of ali the Rnssias ''Tsar."
The spelling ''Czar'' wa adopted be-
cause Il was suppOsed ,ibs ,yOrd was
derived from Cesar. n the Gernian
title Of "Kais,r'' is.s But p~hilolosists
have discovered that il 10 Of Persian
origin. and means king" or Chief. Il
in pronounced '.tsar" or "tzar." 80
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NEW TODAY.

SI9.AA;Io o.s s.IyF & I s.sssG ,s CO. &
Loesuou q sc,k., ftrsiaa hinlns District
Storsy county Nevada ,
Noiice.-Thsre are delinquent upon the FOL
iovine descrbsd steek. on account OF seeoes.
mont mo. i6l levied OF the nrt Qstl DAY OF
NAY. fs17, the several amount set oppoeite
the names Of the respective shareholders. -
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rmr SITUATION IN TURKS,

THE SITUATION IN TURKEY.
"a itsr Ttfsii"f
Ai'si
to u al . nfst sianes . tsmai.ao's ao-
ssnes Oh ensnes IN tns minsssy uan
81 both Turkey and hnasaA. NO great
battle haa yet been fought /; the passags
Of the Danube has not yet been At
tempted. kAr and bstoum are still
Turkish. and The decisive trial OF strength
10 yet to come. Without the prestige
which = great victory would give to
either aide. the other elements which.
even more than arms. will dstsrmius
the fnal .ssuit, are By n coming
To the light. and ranging t~hsmsslves As
BY a natural Law OF e~ravi,stion. They
cannot longer b. r.pressed, and there
could b. NO stronger evidence Of their
latent power than the fact that they DO
not wal, for tbs ant fortune Of che war
before declaring themselves.
The action Of Rounsnia vas ins,ita.
bic. for neutrality on her part and Rus
sian occupation are simply inconpati-
Lls. But IL may have been supposed
that Austrian influence could avail TO
hold Ssrvia in check. and England sue.
coed in tanning the political aspirations
OF Greece. The DRIFT Of popular sf'
element in both countries ns'sr.hs'esA'
10 earry'n: them directly u 'n'
and nothing oa' 'hs W.T.! "p
e~oninsineyy o. AvSYYp' N
is"t can prevent .o
"s'N' WV
az" AZ ns'
result Out he1 sais
'h' ue'P'''''s'
'hs oef'i"a anu "s reVp
Nian 'he "h''"'n '''"
'f0' NOR 'han y,A'
NY OF Tue
turkey mas oseh constantly P'e"
the mirds OF the whole PepuiAsion ;
Christian AMI Mo-lstn have alike been
compelled to consider Il. The commsn'
est intellect understands that far more
ID to be gained by an- Immediate alliance
with Russia than by . painiuily'kspt,
and. at best. an imperfect neutrahty'
40 Ia NOW hssolniny syidsnt 10 all thai
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CALL n SETTLE.

Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME ARE
"A requested 10 come forward md settle their
scrounts promptly and without furher notice.
have 'ths n..st stock Of dry Foods ever
n.is Oh . cssh basis hsfsahu. -
myyu ALEX. COuN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-09

Az assessment OF ssvsnty-nvs cents
per share is levied by the Meadow Val.
ley Mining Company. delinquent on
the so,h Of July Ds,t: 1f any,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-09

And In accordance with Law and an order Of
the Hoard OF Dir eiors. made on the let day OF
May, 1877. 80 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock ~ may be nsoessarJ. sin D.
Msur.cs Dors / Co, No. 40 Pine street, San
Francisco, California, on TUESDAY. the
Twentvsixih t26ih) day OF June. 1871. 1t the
hour OF y o'clock 2. \. OF said day, TO pay said
delinquent assessment thereon. together With
costs Of advertising and s5pensss q the sas'
On1ce-No Sc Academy BuildlDg. No. $50 Pine
street, ssn Francisco. California. isstd
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NOTICE.

IL PERSONS HAVING Acc0Usrs
a With 4. r. REArIN0 q CO. or with the
Lsdy WlshlnEton. Mining Company can md
NJ, Ksatng Il ths stofs 6f o. n. Gallup. In
Naynards Bboet. Main strs.t, Gold Hill, until
further notice. ls7u
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rae ROMANCE OF TIE CARPET.

Bai fns q ps.st4s til. warm spring ,as
s0sA HUI sn,s.s up0a Burlington.
The breath fay. and ID. d., wa. al.
Asa 5: SIiS q ns;ss danced ii the S.isy air.
Ana q. sunlight cleaned where the restless
Kissed The f.snns blooms on the apple srses.
HE besrdlss. cheek With q smile vss 'psnnsd.
A. he stood with q earri,gs chip IN bis hand.
And he laughed a. he donsd his bob-tsll coat.
And the echoing folds Of the carpet smots-
And she sui,sd q she issned On her busy mop.
Aud saId abe weuid tell him when 70 stop
No he pounded su-y till the dinner bell
osve aim little Breathing spsii.
Blu, he sighed when the Kitchen clock strpsk
;ssa .kSsad n. esrp.t ,iaa doS..
But he lovingly pu, in his lieis..
AID pounded like mad TIL the clock struck six.
And che ssid. 10 Q dubious kind Of way.
Thst she guessed he could nfish II MP nsItday.
Then ell that day. and the ps1i dsy. too.
The fusr fron the dirtiess carpet Dew.
And she'd give 70 Q took at eventide,
And say. Nov beat on the other side"
And the new days cane ~ the old onss wsni.
And the landlord Came kr his r~sular rent.
Ana ,,s n%.iSSssTer' '."Es'd =, he 4''''s''
And HE face was Swallowed with the elouds Of
gloom. =
TIL at last, one cheerless winter day.
lie Kicked 81 the carpet and slid away. -
Over the icues and down the street.
Speeding away with footsteps nset.
And never again the morning sun
rmii.d Al him bspss'h his carpet dram.
Ant soath Hiii often said. with . yavn,
"whsre b.. the csrpet martyr Eonsf"
Year. twice twenty bad come and past.
And the carpet swsJei In the autumn bia'f.
Had % ever been taken down from the line.
over the fence Q gray ,hslred man
Cautiously elm. elsu4s. clan, elum, clam.
n, found him . s,Ich In the wood. pile,
And he gathered 10 up With . sad, Krtm smile.
A fusA ra..~d ovef bis face ~fssiorn.
A. he gszed Of the esrpst tsttsrsd and torn.
Aud he hit u . moet res undins thwsek,
c.l, hSstsiha air ssvstA ssbosstssks
And out Of the windos Q vhiis fsee leaned. !
And . palsied hapd The palafAosscrs~ned.
shs know bis face. shs capped and sighed.
"a LITTLE more On the other sids."
Right down on the ground his stlek he thfoued.
And be shivsrei and said. swell. be blovsdr'
And he turned away with Q heart full sore,
And he never was srea not none no more.
burlington Hawksyv.
MARRIED. -.
HiNG-srA0a-ln Santa Cruz, No Il. wi'mot
W. Kiog 10 Matte &. stsgs.
BORN.
NuRr0N-ln Virginia. June y, to tbs vile Of
Frank Norton, . sou.
DIED.
srevESs-In SAINTS Cruz, June 0. Harriet d.
Stevens. sg.d u yrars. Id.
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SETTLE upi SETTLE upl

AL Hills DUB rBR yR,EY HOUSE,
n. Gold HIIi, must be paid sefors Abe iMk
day. Of June ntxi, or their collection will bs
enforced In acourdanes with law. have e.
hsustedr my meme and credit. and must hsve
mopey to ensbls me 70 continus business.
A. D. BILLIARD.
Gold Hin. Nay -. 1871. nysad
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~ Also . ians stock Of MlxSks mi
cHfLDkRN's shOEh AND sLiPPKlts. too
numerous 10 mention. at pDportionaieiy low
P,Iturrs for rais M sioS 10 rent.
AMI i'm q, A. NOLrEMBlRR.
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HAsAxs NiasoLiA BALM preserves and 70
stofes the complexion, removes frtctlfs, AMI
and sailowneas; makes the pkin con, white and
dslicats. Its application cannot lie detected
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REAL %soNANzAl

WE pEslRE TO GALL youi, ArrEs.
wv ton 10 our EN-
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STEAMBOAT SPRINGS.

TvHfs POPULAR PLACE or SUMMER Rr.
i sort 10 well prepared To 'uit the nealih OF
pleasure-seeking public.
, 1877-12-08
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY,

tame tr!c of rtornc rs last Var. excepting ~
I" tnta bases. The cle Lion 1T ol!c2ra rGsult*H
ns follows: ". 4. Hubert, nf Chicago. rrc.i-
,lent: n =. Young, q waslin},"n. se retaFt
1'rcside,t, c1.otflct,; j. IL, AcfY, Ctncl,,-
nutc W.1'. Rogers: Milwaukee; ": +. Petit,
indianapolis; 4. Il. ao!cr, B,st0n. The League
adjourned Ills evening for tho year.
Ta ihs frtsftrn Assoftaiff I'-t.s.
CtHvELAxtt, Dcr.7,--Thc National Hnse.Half
League held II. final session tt,-.tay. Thc bn.
ness agreement between cIn1s las l,cca fixed 80
that the waiting club shall have Is cents pcr
rnpEta Of the gate receipts. The umpire was
given absolute pnwcr to Impose fines. the
rnoncy TO he tnkcil from the players salary, and
fc,nitted 10 Tho League SECRETARY, 10 bc nacd IN
payinK the legitimate expcnses of he
Scoring aystcm. The EcctEon providing for 2
scnrc Of total ,,asce'' was stricken out, mud
total times reached first base ~ inserted. Tic
tlIstcrs for the ensuing scar .nTc:, President,
y. a. iinl'ert. Chicago; aesresaEy. y. +.
W: Ncff q. Cincinnati, ". r. Rogers VI NIl.
wauksc, ". B. Fctttt Of 1ndiaHontlfs, A.. j..
Solder Of 1tnstnn. rrcsltlen. Hubert Is cx.otIlco
member uf the Do1rsI.
, 1877-12-08

was III nslca snahlc Of an hour. The
1nGscs tl,rn spread tn the Srl,rt'cr House
and along k.ttaning street, anil were finally. ar
rested by tearing dnwn TIC buildings III their
pnt1t. The fre was under control q =
t'clpck. Tile principal losers arc: Will
lain Clark, owner ami proprietor ot tho
Hook flo'1sc; siaYer 1trothrrs, wholesale
tobacconiets: Chris. n, Aldenger, druggist; !;
Z. +. Aldengcr, notions; BERNARD forst.
tlnteiicr; FatrDsin, druggist; Bcrnnrd Frcder-
lex, dry goo,ls; u. Whitcstonc, rlottllcr; +. a.
Holuiwfn, SALON; Adam Hcilrclbcs. proprietor
I,pots aid sllues: G. r. El1cnazI, wLuso resi-
deuce was destroyed.
a largo number Of dwellings were destroyed,
nnd many fnn,!ites rendered homeless. The
and nfnoust of INSURANCE. rannot he learned.
Tllc fire Is believed to hive originated by tho
explosion OF d kcruscnc-lamp.