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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-12-12

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The elegant company from Duff's Broad
way Theater New York city, are playing to
a succession. Of crowded houses in New York
State and Canada. In the hands of this
talented organization the play OF Pink Domi-
noes has made decided hit, and is spoken
of as amasterly performance.
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Mrs GenerRI shermn

Mrs General sherman,
wife OF the general Of the United States army,
says 4" / have frequently purchased Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy for friends suffering with
rheumatism, and in every instance 1t worked
like magic" Send for circular to Helphen-
stine & Bentley. druggists, Washington d. @.
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Thc Innnence of M.InrIn Counterncted.

That tue harmful influence upon the human
system of malaria may be effectually counter
acted has been demonstrated for years past by
the protection afforded the inhabitants Of vast
miasna- breeding districts in North and South
America Guatemala, Mexico and the West
Indies by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Used
a preventive, they have invariably been
found to be a most reliable safeguard against
chills and fever bilious remittents, and still
more malignant types Of malarious disease
and when employed as a remedy have always
proved their adequacy to the task of eradicat-
ing such maladies from the system. For dis
orders of the stomach, liver and bowels, which
in hot climates and miasmatic localities are par
ticulsrly rife, the Bitters are prompt and
thorough remedy They also strengthen the
system, tranquilize the nerves, promote diges-
ton and sound sleep, and impart unwonted
re 81 for food
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CLOCKS !: ::E::$:! 81: ! 81;
them. Mhnufa actOry-Brietol Gt
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II tithe of the testimonials now on hand of
the value of DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
should be published, no one would stop to read
the bulky volume. Ask any druggist aud he
will tell you that this Balsam is real BILE 1sing
to all affected with throat or lung Diseases
All kindred affectations including Bronchitis,
Sore Throat, Group, Hoarseness Pains in the
Chest and Bleeding Of the Lungs, yield to its
power. We advise any one tired of experiment.
ing with physicians prescriptions or quack
medicines to drop them at once and use the
Balsam of Wild Cherry 90 cents and S1.00 a
bottle Sold bY all drnRgists
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"There's Nothing Like It,"
The best We ever used " Find il much
cheaper than Others" " Can testify TO its
superiority" Extracts from letters to the man
ufacturers of Dooley's Yeast Powder.
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BURNRTr's COLOGNE received the highest
award at the Centennial Exhibition. It is
filed in elegant bottles glass and cork stop
pered and basket covered and is for sale by all
first-class Grocers and Druggists.
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CHEW
The Celebrated
" "MATOHLEss ~
Wood Tag Plug
TORAOrO

The PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY,
New York, Boston, ami Chicago.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24

brinot Der @sretnsbote In letnem neues
fen 5sfte fOlssnee MtttbstIuns aus
&Eln
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24
Gtnfenbu1tgen

fnb fets rpilfOmmen, bed mdheu btes
IeI6en pom 8erfafer unter3ei&nei
ietn.
8e1cnbers fnb benz @anoerer 8e,
rf&te-wenI1 fte AUDI nod 70 flein finp-
BON ttr9It9en urb .peltIiGen Beee>
bsnbetten, lowte User pas &ufbIiiben
Der @emeinten inner erpinfdt. Dis
Gtalenoer folder 8ertdte leifen tbreu
8ObnTse ieIbf etuen Dtenft unb tbrt
Greunbe In europa leien es germ.
Nber Gins barf aud beute ntdt per-
es1en trerpen rrer NIT Der Be3ablune
bes8Iuttes TN &ddfunoe tf, m5ee mob
bebenten, baB Der Banoerer nidt mt
Ieeren Talden feline reue Reile artreten
fam. Dent paran, wertbe Greunoe,
uuo nebmt bic Wabnuns nt@t lbel
benu ieper Irbetter Ut ietaes 2obnsa
pertb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24

BON Greoitrereinen innerbalb Der
Gentrums'p artei etbt 60 bier ben Gre
ottSeretn TN reuen Birserperetn. lber
beifen Budfdbrune tn lester Belt Dtel
aetlast trcrcen tn. forte felt rcrtBen1
Sabre bic &betnti6e @clfsbant, uel6e
T& oIs Gctteneeieui6aft cOnfttutrt bat,
aber au@ fir bte nteoerer, uno mtttle-
rcn S6tdten bere6net 1T. @dbrenc
cer @rebttcerein .lebr auriifaeaaneen
IN, srfreut fi6 pte Rbetntlde 8olfsbanl
elmer febr atinfteen Gntntdelung. Wtt
perltlben TT etne Depoftenfane uuc etne
Sporfu7e uerbunpen. 9sBters Ser3tnf
ptrflt6e Griparni6e NIT Al prOsent
Dteie uuternebmuueen finn nattrltd
BON 0aten 9%eStinoet."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24

@etalt&en iOsar bas 8et&tsebetmnis
cfenbaren mt6en. srenn fe erfabren
baber. oa6 9e9en Staat urb 3ir&e
etne 0erf&w5rune ansGsttsIt ,puree.
Dtsfe SYnooe lSf io9ar 9eidlchene
Chen auf uno aeiiattet, ba6 man etue
anoere Gbe etneeben birfe. Die Bts
l&Bfe Der ruf6i&en Rir1e baten fein
&e@t, iber bic ftr@liGsn 9ebret 3u
Ua&en unc prtefer beran au btloer
fe baben ben rleuer aufeefeuten prtes
fer bloc au .ialben; )" ales uebrtae
beiorst Der Staat. Die Gcl8e bapon
ID, paB bic rulFi&s Stride TT otele
Soften f@ seripItttsrte, uel&e l&lieB'
lid eine AuF5luns reS Staatss brtns
gen rerben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24
Oas Geicb 1tctDr GmmanmelS

III nod melt papOn fntfsrnt, Die SteI-
lung elmer 0robmabt etnBunebnen, 10
lsbr Die italienilHe Ne9ierun9 tbrsu
8stissperpanptsn tn anDeren Staaten
ltm eiteln rag. JtaIten 1T ~ einem
(slbffdneietn a6nisret6e efeiniat j; aber
cas- 0olf, tnsbef0ncere Dae 9anppolf,
letpet unter eineui fur&tbaren Steuers
prud. Das parliament 1T DoQf6npta
ptscrepitttt pte t5nt8It6e 3eateruna
perahtet Udbreno cine REVOLUTIONARY
Dartet in Den Stdoten fGr pie Nepub>
lit arbettet. Die t6nteltGe Nsaieruno
III tn Der OrtentoIil@en Graue often uuf
Ote Sette Ruslancs setrsten, bat pur6
ben Ran1n1ere, prdiDenten unD Wltntae,
ttunls Alptranten Grtspi Tn Berlin pie
Ssrt@trnugen italtsntf6er nnD beut,
DER UrsunDl&aft streefaui9t. De:s
elbe ertspi besob l6 basuuf mad
Wten. 100 sr iepcb ntpt NIT Der slet-
ben eemOnfrattoen i5rtunrlt6fsit bes
rrnSpe. Nlan wetB IN Deter
'etd 3u gut, bab In Stalien Elm @eI6fe
ben SferretGtf6en SdRensebteten
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24
Sic rniTicbe Staatsfircbe

III cine @rtfltde; nur ret9t rteleIbt
IN etnselnen 6auptlebren pom Der rs
miid.fatbpltlden Stride bepeutenc ab.
Gas Sberbuupt Der rufilh> 6rtflt6en
R'rde TT ni6t Ger Yapf. icneern eel
!Ueltlt6e ruiflde 8oiler 1elber ct III
aIio Der Dapf bee rulil6en GIaubens.
bstenntni6es ia er bat fid foear piel
mebr Re@te betseleet, ole Der papf Der
fatbcltI&en Stride befst. Der ruiz
fi&e Ratler fam aIs Sberbaupt, allu
als Yapf, Sutler. Iber @laubensIebren,
Htrden3udt u. {. {. porl6reiben, mas
er fir gut bdlt. Soear bte 6eiltelpre>
&unsen eei6eben ouf tailerItGen ge>
febl.- Der ruifi6e 8atier Paul I.
pcate it@ fcaar berausnebmen, bic
Ns7e su lelen, Cbne porber bic prteRer,
tpstbe e%mpfanae1 3u babsn. Der 8af>
Ter 1T allo unuml6rdntter 6eyr In lets
nsr Stride. Cur Ausibune pieler fsts
t1sr 5erl@aft uun9ab CT ith NIT Der To-
8snunnten betltsen Synobe. Die 8es
anlten perleIben baben bic ftrGItden
Ssfsble uno InOronunesn pes Satlers
rbre rretteres au SOlIstebsn. Die Wtt,
9lteoer otelet SsnOoe perreu pom Sat,
ler mad 8elteben ernannt poer audi
rteosr obSsisBt; fe mdfsn Dem Ratler
etnen Gto l6w6ren, oae fe Fh alien
letnsn anOronanssn faaen wolen.
Der 9Mfauo pisler SYnooe IT cine
Deri5nIt6tett aus Dem Mtftdrfanpe.
Dur6 otele SYncce beltIieet Der Rofs
let lbsr RirGen=A Rl5>
Fer, Grridtun8 unD lnterp,aduna Der
Ststb1mer uno aae lonft9en fir6ItGen
@tnrdtun9eu. Dur@ pteie Syncpe
fam Ger Satler na@ Ntufdr BE R,r>
DIE bsOtGdeu. Diele lcssnannte bets
ltse SpnOOe bat oerOrpnet, pas BIZ
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24

~eeerdnoet. llnD rie1e ndmlt6e Rir6e
iou iset eiue Getnbin pes wabrsn Forts
Idrittes unb Der rrabren Biloune letn
lnmS8ltd.
V. ct M.
Oprtfebuns fclst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24

ltdes Ssatnnen NIT unndBen Idn3en,
soften unp ter8lef6en eetrtebea, Dber
an6 3u FOLDER Belt Getrdnfe tn bic
Htr6e ODER unter ben @Iodentburrr
9el@lrppt uno seidrcten perbe."
Ls6lub fclst.l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24
Na9 europa

rrsrbst isper3ett reue 8efeuuneei' at1'
aenommer unb prompt belor8t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24
Sic NrGtttie

lteat sur 0erienDuns bereit far aue
Nbcnnenten. tpel@e ben reuen Sabrs
gang SUrausbesablen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-24

Neuen Mb0nneatem
rrerhsr1 otr bereits erldtenenen Num>
nera bteiss Sabreanss nu&seItsfert.
, 1877-10-26

ment exists at Marion over the failure. Of Two
gooti Il Elliott, bankers, With liabilities statcA
al sl51,Uoo. 4 large meeting Of creditors VISA
held h-iay, at which It was dccfs1ed to appoint
Samuel y, t;nofhueh and Robert ". Jackson,
toth men o! high standing, Reeelycrs- M ap-
proximate estimate 1s vet made Of the assats.
- fn~e11f nsnasta n The CAfrago fiohnnf.
nrEuquE, H., Oct 2a-Yester1ay Twogood
4 Elliott. me Of :lse oldest banking houses OF
Marlos, a.. closed IL doors. caused BY run On
the bank. An assignment vas made to one of
their heaviest deposttors. .. T. Richmond. The
liabilities will reach 4l50, mo: asscts unknown.
NEW YoRk, Oct. 2i.-Thc run on the Union
Dime Savings nnnk continues. Improved sr-
tra.7ctnents enable 115 depusttora to be paid
cact, hour. The hank Examiner SAYS the instt-
tuition IL entirely sul7cnt- Theleary 1cpositors
do not Withdraw their funds.
. *ptt1W nfSpatch - fhf t:3te0gn 7rfbans.
NEW YoNw, Out 25-rhe Time taTs John
Thomas. a prominent mining operator at No. n
Drnad street, has gone into voluntary bankrupt
cy btfore Register Dwight. lie owes $S3UD.
The vaiue Of bis aascts Is not known. They in
clnhc the Chamnon Nine" in Elko County,
NeY., 1H.4t3 ehnrcs pf mining stock, and ltfe-
Insurance. policy for s5.D00.
, 1877-10-26
REMARKABLE EPISODE.

Tho Performance Of Il Wild Steer Ia tho
ThoFnughfares Of tbs Metropolis.
8nteiot Ns1xstea I" 1hs Cnicaaa Tribune.
NEW fonE, Oct. 25.-A Wild steer, created q
remarkable seusatlon this morning, anl ran
remarkable ruce Of some three miles through
the busy thorougAfares before he could bc kill
Cd. Tho beast escaped from slaughles-house
Ut Forty-fourth street aud First avenue. aud
ran up TINT street to Thinl avenue, pursued by
q large crowd ot fncu aud boys At Third ave.
nuo he WIS headed otl by passtng ear
and turned up ths avenue. At the corner
OF Forty-s!xtll street hc attacked an Old man,
knocking him down unu cutting Ills head St.
ycrcly by the full on tho curbstone. Tue steer
continued Ills raco tu Lexington aycnuo and
turuel down tl,at thorough ghiare. followed bY q
street lie WA agaft headed oft, and, turning
up Eurty-serut!l street, Mt41t u dash for cruwu
oi people gathered II, irulit nf the t:saud Ecu-
tfal depot. The cruw1 scattered, bul luchard
Flynn Wua caught and thrown lnto tue air, re-
cclYtng severn sgalp w''anta; Il laty
nc1t wills oyertaich, knocked dawn. nnl
tsamp!rl upou. Sisc received u sewers
lacerated wound Ut the forcttc4lt and Eas badly
pfo't VI ths detDt, run assoss to broadway snl
uoWn to F!Arty.slxth street, whtra l.r etiroan.
tcreA Mrs. Agnes Bradley, aged -, and rtpeateu
the trampllns procss., seriously !hlurtnI i!e
old laIy, wttu ~as taken to Btllcvlt. lhs
North River. antl, y Eighth avenue, tu1ncd
down AMI continue! kiunx lpat thorouEhtars to
1hirly.fourth street. llcru sssesal i'jslol.shois
wrEo fred At t.!tIl, but they did nut appear to
Ut the bullets struck Anthauy Schmidt,
aged IT, in the chin, inlliettbE 4 severe wound.
The steer continued down Tilt nty.fourth street
to Eleventh avenue, eriduhtly mating fur t!l.:
water, but wa4 shut mud s,lc.l beioFc hs rraci'rd
the wllur1 Thu CARCASS Vi tho ln.aal wus t!leu
cartcu to the oiial-losk, n III persvn r'uld l.u
tpuna ~ clal,l It. The race was one Ut thu ihnst
exciting Oh rtxogl. Thu lni!re shaved their
ability lu not otscc getting tn li!c steers wuy.
, 1877-10-26
CASUALTIES.

ACCIDENT xA'T 4 1t4Af.E.
Sntel.t {AsDufrh tn Tas CAtcaJr 7fi5Hae.
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Dct. Atackson (Fenn.)
epec!a tu the Nashville An,erinan says that dur
Ing the rMo there fur purse Of e.5o, three IN
five, between Mafagonla Norwood, salltc Frank
lIl, IDA Iurc aud III tho third heat. .'ear the dis
taocc-po!c, two yuunE ladies' attempted to crosa
track In farr OF the approaching horses. The
hurxe Mlsaeosda, In the lead. struck Miss Annlc
Scur'ock, knocking l.sr about twenty teet, and
falling himself IT, tho ground, throwing lila
rider, Johnnie Johnson whu received serious
Injuries. 1he horse Norwood, w.lsca was sec-
o,id, became. entanglca IN the melee,
and threw fis rider, young Madison,
hcat, co1,Gussluu Of tue brs,iu Or Il
fracture Of tLc ssu!t probably resulting there
frolH. Tic narcs Smile franklin as,l Ida Love.
whicl, llal bccn third and fourth throughout,
now nlnt must, tlIstancing lhe hest horses.
Miss sclislock'a injuries Are tic breaking VI one
rolar-bollea and Internal injurtesw nlAy prove
fa.al. .Bhc Is restiux quietly Ut prcscut uudrr
the influence Of optates.
, 1877-10-26
JOLIET.

Sptclal Rispatch to Tic CAitado tribune,
JoL1ET, ILL.,, Oct. 25.-ln tho WIN County Cir
cuit Court today Judge AlcRubcrts sentenced
John Irwin, alias George Clark, to sixtcc. years.
imprisonment In tho rcn.tcntiary for burglary.
Il elr' named Ellen Westmoruian,l, nbout II
ycars OF age. was Indicted a. M nccomolEcc Ut
lrwln. and was tried ut the same time. Irwtn
wcnt OIL tile witness-stand a,u. swnre that he
committed tho burglarr, ail tint tlla grl
was Itot Implicated III tue crt,nc either
lrulorc or after IT. commission. His testimony
kaved tho nrl iron. the rrlson, although tbs
Jury wcrc inclined tn doubt ttt truth. irwin
,,oion for new trial was oycrruled. nt.tl Judge
stclsGl,eEts touk Mtakfun 10 compliment viii
County juror generally. by sayia9 that tic
eouslty was famous tor large.heade.l rnen mud
1rs I. 10 t. t s 10 ays 'sr us
IAst!co which they Invariably rucrayed from d
WI! County Jury.
, 1877-10-26
FRANCE.


FARls, Oct. 23.--The uoYtsnn,cnt organs de-
caare that the Marshal will not submit nor
the Ministers resign. Ii Splea again urges
musua! CONCESSIONS The KtpaUlqus Fran
satS feIccta ali Idea Of conc!lation. 1t says the
resignation Of the Ministry Will not BE- sufficient;
nevertheless 1t is believed that Influential men.
oeFs Of the Lett aru resolved OIL q moderate
course,
0anbetta ID to deliver speech Ut the Ameri-
an Circus Building.
FARts, OFT. 25.-'The Mouiteur declares that
.iesMens Macatas,on las ut 10 ttu,e eoutelu-
plated resort to'a pleblsclte.
lie U'sisus tLeeitilntst), alludlng TO the re-
cent uttcranees OF the SaaeI tOFleanisth asks
snesheF TINT Journal has adopted Its moderate
.one win Stew Of paving tho way tor the ciec-
uoa o1 Duke d'Aumala to thu Presidency vi
~ Republic. The N'irtrs says sufnoss 1o tais
.. .Ao uqku Dreazes, spcaktng at Nice, rnale
@eppeal Tor consultation amuug political parties
=, ,oaiAeesta Ma1ls q spetcl Ut Nleyss iu support
~ Z the Espulllcan candidates. Tue fact flat
throughout hia speech he avoided III aliu,lvu
, 1877-10-26
INDIA.

THE FAMINE 1Sn 1s.o.a sha a,S"o1 wonk or RELIEF
r, tins oI, ns'!c" IT,. .sa,''a 1r,,,n,,o y, ,v
to,n. i,,l,,o h, lin c,.s. ~ tS-1 MI s,,.n,,
'a'"s eo''ese ~ ."u eass ~. ~ 1o.l, u''o s''sasu
sholanoor. ~ India. wrltrs in pflyato 1ettsr to "a
frt.ri. u,u1,r dotc NJ scnt. n somc jntcrcsti,,
's", una'a euts ~ as,a' .,,,".1e y. .ou ~ r..
and thu work pf relief, lIc SAYS:
w. A., IN tho n,t,,.t NJ thc ru.ln,. .,,,rt,n a,..
tr!st, md srs ts.'s'ne, u ~ mover eoai:l slss-
sn ~ sprn ~ nvrr tnsc III, 'ae nix ~
ssnns a}fcI nlmnst snt.rsiS in ;hIs rrriMm sn IN IN
" ~ tnS,. ~ c'.rt f,r +n! n'sst sn ~,
tay'unE wIs.n thS ceon. o not eu.,e II t,n,s ,hry
ur1 co,,,,Sei to icnro lhsjr n"lI1s " anI ' .."
rnG1N,hnv rTo,v cnt ,v1,cr" ~ w wTssetn T.
nn,y snn,t IL tisnes ~ ,,snal v,iut, mi II
ihis far poor peups fl bad: but t.is n nj 10 iii
y Tho Isst thu. st wo nn snse
se I5,a anks Ss pfa,a ate. Esrd, 1s,
tI,,s liar Irr hs,r.s sur exrr, ,isx ~ 49,. ~"
Ss,on. and wt,l for .o.e 5,,n,is 10 c"sncsar III
sISui S js,.uary, Then ils psineipai crup oi ti1s
.rnr ,xt,ial,, rin,. and thu nst,nI. viii hpvs fonI
IT, ss ',n nw pson IT, aIe ,o n,orv .ver,
"ass Wn. a. w., aos e -; -, ,t,.,. ~ oGea T., p1
III. Il. T iarrv a1t'Ns!al aac. Thou.aua. Of tbxso
,,ach ~ III ~ ths x;"rstnS ~ 1nes ia XXX 1,s
~" 70 go u eSaryya Saf yaa DAY.
work rarsnt. hsxs Turned pf their children
~ o,,nut .as' M p.,,,t almost inssstsnx t,rasS
aWay thcr wyes spd othcts orc tsyiSx q ,cIl an
s.ss awaY se!s shi!ate; ~; - An9.t sseIy aay shl
ss ~ oE @ ISss ~ ~ H. - Ill H. sn i sad wan sha
eans H!t In aoont at, uIts u!n. % A"u t sa41 s"as
took mother an eh!ta ana catf4 .T lssnI = nast
fens,ng - NV 1t mt!k, although! *he bad plenty q
u N her breast. nao nau peeon,u aaaoss ll,sa'!e
"!tL sr thought o. sSppotnng sHe ehI r !" sash
, 1877-10-26
FIRES
IN a NEw-yonK THEATRE.


new foRx. Oct. 2i.--A panfc ~as occastoued .
IN the Park Theatre tonight during the per
fnrn'nnce of 1.-THE Crushed Tragedlan." The
last net vas being playc,l, and the scene was
that which represents drnvfng-room In the
promp;crfs new house. In the centre Of the fiat
was mass Of gauzc, behind which was
placed q gas Jet in the wav to give the effect
Of n mirror. Il slight gust Of wind threw
some ri the light tlrapcry back into the danir Of
cry u alarra was uttered BY some uuc, au,i the
pcopic atusc from their seats, many msktng
f'as'y exit to the street. In the confusion
acveEal la.1ics tainted. The panic was checked
upon the stnge, aild, SELLING the flaming gauze,
pulled II down. 1lo then prrssedl ont the tape
with his ltantls and !cG.. Meanwhile Atr. Sothern
continued tits performance US II nothing eIso
was happening to attract tho audience. Tls
people returned to their seats, and the play Has
continued to tho rnd.
, 1877-10-26

rtuttco, M!, Oct. e5.-Thc dash of one
n,,1c r., oxcar.o1,1., was ,ynn hy. pfnue. 1)anl
.naT -, ,,,,.@'' AZ ~, ,r...!r .,.t%
ehen 8eenm'' oa'al'ee ~" t'aFu. .'''e' i'7o>s
The selling race, tnt'e and hall. ~at Won ny
Rappatannoclt, KfIburu zecund, Dcrtran,
third. Time. y:30N,
Thc ,,nat, nj t,yc.t.rhth. of II ,nttc for rpnttr-
4"e uAeH " VI Ne. "., ~ ie
men flucFs' ,aa TWO starters. ofe hhob "of''
Kcppo seconl. Tftae, :Ul11.
In the mtle heats for year-olds, the first heat
was wt,n by Vermont. Glen Dudley SECOND.
r,a..",... :,,-.t ,r1,,, !. aao,,,d hs.,
ctaes',a1u s, ea'!a. ,!' inns ~, ,1 eeeonu 'iIn., IT,;
aleh D1alSg hfst, Massi BOOM eceono, Hs2-
g!i;s third, Vermont sista'leed; Time l.4oX
- lntsc WAS !clt ohtg "asH-oseT Ut Nien
dudley. wilieh was not aema''dea' anu TIC race
*ns a:,. pasen , hi'I. n.,.., ar.,,,,,,
lae gram! Eteepteehase, t"o mates nlla !'o!,.
vas won W Utauneau' eofohe' aeeo"o' Oefos
th'rd' 40 tst"e tAkeu.
k:oL,sl! HAeEs'
LONDON. oct: .-h-flsIAnaee Won tnc Dew
'1lrst platcEt NeWmatkct.
!he fasc ios the saalals1sr Eeates hat!disap
p,ate plouent ~ ~. i,.Is hosset, mn sgsutea IN
tns viSto5Y oi sani"rus hoFss start Tue sumo
sHner's bo{ f!hal, won the Dal,i''gaii hatldlsnt.
!or "nleh clGi!l 4o1ses ctntcsicu. lAe 'a'of1tes
lof ootb ' Sve,ts 'a'!su !" obtaln p'aGcs. .u,
, 1877-10-26
CRIME.
A LOVERS DESPERATION.

nv T,,.arash IN yr,e Yak u,ra,d.
H.nn,snf,nu' pn'. f>ct, e2-T,r, e,,n,ttne, af
s",.,",s,, ,n,.tno =. wi, .,,,. .I,..,.
i".s vi ea.osa"J e'ensns ~ ~ ~ auout 1oiFts
tRi'cs south oi Lis cstY, W ~li!c1A NIX persons
we're injured, WINS tho result Of drunken de-
bn,,c} connfleatctf with cnle,tos nllietl tn Ira.
,r.v oworonn1 +, H., ,,ru,., ~ Fra,L 1Srav
ose'' u""' re. :" WV .s.,s''. ~. 5'
Wno Aau lo''hc'l u" a'e's''''e"1 iot oi'e ofa.
blc, Yonne WOMAN ct'p'oscd ut tsie National
formed the acralnta,,rq of Miss t;rablc alout
,h-ao ,rsot. on, nn,1 i,u,nc7iotcIv wo,, b.r ~.
t.'I .s.,s 1 ~ s',.':s,.,''a, w." ~ "
leeslols. week aitcf he ct'flhtalt'cd 10. u
friend that tt,c woman VIA Keeping other conl.
pan., and that he was jealous III consequence.
t"xteassu. iii Sic tipSraiic,! ht for his iaebTi
~ s,,,, S.u I1 ..aa tn, nv ~" ''' 1'"o 'Hs e"p
IL rcniiui that II s,e carrtca M. bcr ,ntcr,
t,ons hn wn,id nrcmrc n lm,lIrt fnr i,rr nn,t
hIn,snIf. ia thrn tln,Irishe,l n raxnr anil k,ifn
whirh ,c soiti i,c carried "for % csr,air nSrst,,
Win las taIkc,, nI,ut you. md eoutj,,f he r..
marLri al III wn,I viii t,,rnmrh ',Im"i IN v,,,.
I'M # vm, r,f,,*c In kun ne "nm,mnv ',riIi
.,1'i rt;,r t,vs nnL thsn wj,t iii ,""I"if ~, ~
vii ',in tnTrther.' Eeforu hi. tlrnurtt,r,. TN.
wt'mu'. f,,r,..v.. linn for hta rnn,f.,r; mi t,nv
81 -, po@i tcrtn.' The aa,,,., sieht H.
s;susti the tcuneJ,ncc plcdec, at,,l iast wcck he
c,.t,ttnn. ' N''' ''''"' va"
r. .nturdor ovs,,,no h, ,d,1ro,.o1 1,or n,o,a.
ant,y. nftrr With, il. tIcrci rtns l,c ind Int
nmrcl,nseI sI,r ,i"r11,rd r. n",s.,M Il. wilt;
nn.mar,sl IN t,trcntt lin. lin t,mn1iv tno. IN,
rin~. a,Mi yh,tn ,,,ocn il On t1,n Tnyctfu,,cr n
snven.al,ootcr n,,ain!. hrr hrcast. nnti ytthous
nnnther wnrl, flrciL '"'
AitIln,,,,ll tic woman sunposc1 sfo lad been
lanuurutsly woum1c,j tic balI hatl sfnt,Jy ncn.
, 1877-10-26
CANADIAN NEWS.

dpsefhl Dssbttrk 10 TAs Chicago 1r1a1hs.
NosTxxAts Ort. ::5.-Thc Orauyencu Ut this
city helu mectlug o-nIyh& md I,asxus rcsolu-
t!ooa strongly eondctuaatary ot the GsauI
Jury for failuG to bring in 4 tsuo bill aEaiust
john SAchan. although fully committed BY the
Polbe Magistrate tor The murder of Hackett,
aud protesting agaiu.t tho present Jury law as
evidenced by the low status Of Gfaud lurles
aud their ignorance, ~ displayed by tho fact
tllak thirteen out ot thelr number
, 1877-10-26

poets arc morc favorable. Pain has fallen. md l.
TIL. ecntnur. far y few ~~rkn fh, crnn4 Will hc
rnwn. AMT we may noIH fur s.ust hHrr".H. III:
people IN Ih- rcglnn rDM twn tr1p4 yra7: IN th,.
month bs luna thny what called ttlc s,ihif
grains. md III Hetnt,.f tIe .tItr cr,,tr.w .whrat.
barley, and either ssaina peculiar to il,c c""ntsy
These Inst Eipcn tn january, nnA IL wt hare Kfo1
ran, for tue ncxt few wrecks until these grains arc
started The fnn.inc will lc very much relieved
Hut lhe famine has Killed the bu!loeks, fn TINT
consequently n,nch tesr grain wf1l be- rstfrd tlt+
year than nsuaI 1he fam Inc hat heth II, extensive
that 9fatn vii! be much hf1hef than aanal for rome
years, {6af.