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A. J. GGAY, Proprietor.
John v. Hall, wita snd son, bennington
Mics Mary White,
j. e Wright New York.
J. Arnaid,
NJ. Dyer and pise, Albany.
HsB. George II. ThAchtr, Albany.
Mrs. q. H. Miller, Hndson.
Misa Miller,
Mias Bailey.
o.. v. hhslaon, Vermont,
W. J. Hutchinson and Wife, thtec childten.
lwo servants. epaehmaa ADD two horses, New
FORK
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Miss Mary a. lIoyt has returned
home on 3 vaahlon from T~aIlahAsze,
Pa aud C'tsll 81 not 10 CATH isradi.
eallr changed 10 politics She was 4 re.
pnblican. We thiak that : residence Of
few months II he iAg south would Ia
Ike manner prove a paEaoea 70 any hon
est republican,.
wo0pfogn.
Young Growers are pien,Y.
An umbrella comes IN handy.
Old relies are being hunted up for
tie centennial.
We hayen'i beard Il mentioned, aud
we wonder that some patriotic citizen
don't take steps 10 form a grand division
Of cavalry for the celebration.
The festive mosquitoes and this wealth
er naketh The night cheerful. Now that
midgets aud g~rasshoppers are 80 plenty /,
why not give the "tater bugs a rests
-lfyoung wAller,cutler knew a little
more about a moving machine, be
wouidn't have caught bis band in the
gearing, and be carrying 1t round in =
sling now.
The Guilds Brothers' Vermont Cen.
tenRjal IL a bright and newsy sheet, and
takes well wherever IL is Introduced. IL
contains an epitome Of all the facts per-
tanning to the progress Of the centennial
workers.
-Messrs. Robinson Il Waterman, the
artists, have gone TO Boston, to remain
three weeks. They are gentlemen OF
the first water"
The summer is over half gone, aud
not an arrest for violating the fish law
has been made. This Is too %virtuous q
community for any such transaction
Mr.. & Mrs. Ed. Reynolds, of Rat
lsnd, are visiting in town for a few days.
The Messrs. Newell are receiving
orders from out o. town for their wooden
bowls.
II. j. Mallory has returned from New
York. Tho ice is cool stuff to handle, he
thinks the cool mountain air is more en-
joyable.
Henry Bishop saw the first bear OF
the season last week. Henry doesn't
know which was most frightened.
"A. Quiuerfeld's boy has a name now,
II is Rutherford Algernon. Rather q
queer conglomeralion; but the bright
little fellow may eventually be an incum'
bent OF The executive mansion himself.
w. Cutler has christened his famous
colt "Shoo Fly"
When a dog nowadays comes and
smells u Woodfordite's trousers leg, the
latter %nervously fingers his revolver anc
debates In his mind whether to shoot thu
animal at once or wait for a bite.
There's more folly than wisdom ii
carrying whiskey into the bayfield,, wber
the "boss" gets sufficiently upset as to b.
unable to sit on his steed, and falls of anC
cracks q few bones in the region OF biz
vertebra. But this little thing happened
last week.
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NOTICES


skinner Pest No. "a, q. A. n.
Meets In Adams Hall, Factory Point, on
the hrst Tuesday evening Of each mouth.
JOHN @. BLACKMER Commander.
Grant Lodge, No, I0a, 1. %. g, t.
Meets al Adams Hall every Saturday evening
al z o'clock. All mombers Of the "ordor" arr
invited. Degree meetings every hrst and third
Saturday evening OF each month At O'Clock
T. J. HoYT, l. ID.
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shtriH knd other Interested parties ia shc
larch Ia broad daylight WhAt shat b
done with ne satEhelg
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NOTICEl

Having purchased Of ". Grover his Carria 20
business, stock aud accounts, ] am prepared TO
do Jobbing Work cheap for cash. Carriage
Painting and Trimming a speciality.
r II. KELLEY.
Factory Point. VI, March. 1877 ~
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-Dernburg, the escaped prisoner, has
surrendered himself and paid his fine.
The hay crop will be better than ex-
pected, which will probably keep the
price at about the old figure, $40 per ton.
We found the "early %train," in
charge of j. A. Taylor, waiting for us
Saturday at Z O'Clock a. IN.
John Miller, living on the Peters
burg road has al understood boy twelve
years old who has an extraordinary
large head.
MIR. A. Robertson of Hoosick Falls
has recently set up some new works in
both of our cemeteries. The people are
invited to examine for themselves and
compare as 10 prices and quality with
similar work from other shops.
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OLD CHATHAM, N. Y.

WILD tbAlhhMt NJ
Arrivals during the past week:-l.
cambridge, wife aud three children, from
New York, stopping at /. Huested's;
s. IL. Cornell and family, Brooklyn, stop
ping with friends; S. Bsttershall and
wife, Brooklyn, at Mrs. +. Roots; Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Holland son, Albany, at j.
Il. Hollands.
"A somew bat comical affair occurred
Ia this village on Wednesday of last week.
An operator IN real estate by the name
OF Clark, who haiis from Pittsfield, Mass,
came into town last March, aud being q
good talker, had but little difficulty in
making q contract Tor The Chatham house,
a hotel located here, aud assumed as a
part OF lhe purchase money, the payment
OF a small incnmbrancc on the property /,
and paid the balance, amounting 10 some
80 800, In securities, consisting of deeds
OF building lots in Albany, Springfield,
Hartford and other places, together with
notes, bonds, &c, OF which he claimed TO
lave large amounts, allowing the parties
bargained with to take their choice as 10
quality, aud almost as 10 quantity. Titles
were passed aud possession given, with
all the parties mutually satisfied. On the
6rst OF April the mortgage became due,
and no attention being paid o IL, a suit
was threatened, which led MIR. Clark to
make specious promises from time to time
until May and June arrived, aud still
nothing paid by Mr.. G. About this time
il wal ascertained that the securities
turned out on the purchase were most OF
them 50 covered up as to be almost worth
less, placing the holders in a very un.
pleasant position. 10 tue meantime Mr..
Clark succeeded in exchanging the Chat.
ham purchase for property IN sn adjacent
town, aud while there II was thought best
to Investigate his doings here, aud ascer-
tain II possible whether be could be held
for swindling, making false representa-.
tons, or Otherwise. A warrant wss
placed Ia The hands o. the sheriff, the
party found aud brought into this place
Tuesday evening. On Wednesday morn,
ing, when about ready to 20 70 the courI
room, a little distance Of, be claimed 70
want something be had left 10 AnotbeI
part OF The house, asked some one TO take
charge OF his sAtehel, which contained
many valuable papers rs vas claimed.
was allowed 10 step out Of the room
from which be reached the back yard
thence into a rAvine and across the field
into s piece Of woods, and wien lac
beard Of be wa near The stale line CONS
twelve miles distant, o. bis way 70 BIZ
former home in rttsaeld, leaving tx
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uadins rlre
NOTICE /!

Having sold my interest In the Carriage bnsi'
ness to 7 IL. Kelley all accounts Ia said business
are payable 10 him. V. GROVER,
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PAINTING.
Don't xxtro IL Done.

II your House. FarEilgrs, Wagon. o. Fsrnias
Tosls need PsintlHg send for "dILMAhb
GUIDE % Painting" IL tets yoE j. plasn Tag
hah koW ~ mkI eolSrs, hos - DO UraiHiBg,
Nsrbhsg. 9ftniunS, NhiteSssttng. KAiseEasn
ing. bign, Lsndscaps, H0ass. Carriage and Par.
niturs Faiauns, AE. heDt post PAID ff Dse, "
three fof tt0 - AksoN GILMAN, = o. bsT
-. Lewiston. AAina. fa5m
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-07-19

REPORT Of the Condition OF tho
- BattenkiIl National BGnk Of Manchester. al
Manchester, In the state Of Vermont, at the close
of business. snne z2d. 1917.
REs0uKcEs.
Loans and discounts, 900 JB0i NC
u. Bonds to secure circulation, 1900 %
q. \. Bonds on hand, 1000 90
Due iron approved reserve apents. 2l,st0 %
Real estate, f~nnniture aud bntures, 2.01 %
Bills Of other National Banks, 1906 .
specie, uncluding gold Treasury notss) gig 10
Legal tender notes, $40 W
Redemption Fund, u. 4. Treasurer
8 pef cent Of cireula,ion'J s,s75 90
Total saOs. iss 50
LIAmLiTITs.
Capital stock pAidin, $4,000 %
Surplus Fund. 1900 90
Undaidea profits. Sous "a
gEtional d 81 notes outstanding. G7sa 90
Individual daposit-, 2a5N A.
Demaud eerfidcates 81 deposit. "a %
To4ai sos = ~
srArE ~ VERMONT, COuatyof BenutH gt0h se.
/, William 4. black, Cashier - fhs BKtDntill
National bsnk u Manchester, DO sOiemuIY sSsef
that tbs above stAtementi IL true, u the bssi Of
my knowledge and belief
IS. +. Black, Cashier.
Subscribed aud swerH 70 before me, this 7lh
VA. BLACK,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest
r. 4. BUTTON,
a. y. KEsT, Directors.
4. J. HAMLki
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"A cheering sign Of the times i, our
people are developing = taste aud talent
for music, several first class organs hav-
ing besu sold 10 parties Ia town.
AT the White church in this place
The ordinance Of baptism was admins
tered TO fourteen persons. among whom
were Mr.. aud Mrs.. II. NJ. Provan, Mr..
and Mr.. w b. Randall, T.. l.. Hamilton
aud Mrs. Chas. Randall. Officiating eler.
gymsn, Rev, Mr.. Townsend, = former
correspondent Of the JOURNAL said 10 be
"the right man 10 the right plsce." seems
very efficient aud faithful ia the die
ehsrge Of bis ministerial duties. We
bad supposed The sbove named 10 be
good enough, bat II they can become
better, We bid them God speed. We
fear however thar such growth vii only
make u SINNERS appear worse By con
tEkSt, bat - the same time are quite sure
they will not prove 10 be Of the kind re-.
feFfed 10 By the immortal Scotch bard
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norEL ARRIVALS.

open from 81. !. ,osr.x
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Local Intelligence.
a.nlrm rarsssIos nIsIsIos

THURSDAY July u.is77.
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The music Of moving machines Il
beard oa every side.
Airs. Harvey Sykes aud daughter
hisa Mary Sykes, have lately retarned
from ; somewhat prolonged val, 10 via.
ebsudon, Mass.
Among the several strangers that Ar
aow stopping la iowa IS temporary
guests We can oniy mention . few. Mr.
, 1877-05-28

I! aIlii,.;y :tasos I; % !: ast 'aissi', ltress 5 ssn
n1,o, the Turkssh troops 1,s*e made asantl tho
sagsnlurh Mountains: md Mukhtar Paeha has
M e st &c 1 s I Tie ea N.
mand Of ,hc i.n..nn. gives t,cn, IN Advantage I1t
po..c.,s sT r7.kew.eh The tsns*s 1 T., Of III;
!sess s' @ Nss; 9sa u 10 ts; from at
.sns ssxe 'ts% on'.e Het' of Tas tho eanpaan. s
and they are taking advantage Of that highway.
Already force seems to h fsr on The wy to krxe
ae.as ss FL s:s "
II s:est ed ri & II te d:
se tfg M s5 H., eR ss, The m, ya} b 70 .s &c In '
Without stoppinr thei, onxafa march. ana Ia that
III W T'oSssona W. T mi tSe Wy i . ieas .si
E;soq9 lido dsa.,e ef ts,e eS o;ssta' heg ssss s
Viii j. tedious IND costly il tiie Turk. helt vim
esaxa ss m
dssh 4. + wa* In 1s2a. when ihe defenders were
y w. ~ r. 'aa
{ Cc an easy task 70 capture Ks'a br aseaul:.
Of tho raost formidable places In Aria by llna.
ttious conntrymcn Of own efoFc the memorable
fiege Ut 1866. Gcn, Williams md Col. Lake 70
fortified sone Of Tho neishbor[nR hslxhts . - 70
make II 1lt but impossible 70 repeat the bsflliant
astau1t Of Paskiesstsen: THO lsn.s!anr sttaye
hard to do 70 dnring thc Crin.ean War: Aftet
with . perslstent saltsntty whie, excited thc ID.
mtratlon o. their English foes. For nearly half
day shoy allowed thsnse!Tc. T. be nowel down b!
| q murltfoua hfa rather than abandon tho attempt
| men m In IN That one assault than have fallen IN
many great battles. but 1t Inst they we're drLven
bae leaving long res9,ar llnes ot slain 70 spesk Of
their deyotes!ne.s and they had 10 Stare the gnr"
| stson Into surrender. The place. VIC must pro-
sumo, Il u least ~ strong - was twenty year.
| ugo. Even tho apathy OF Turkish officials could
.eafecy have neglected 10 tepar and strengthen tha
| fortldcsttoEs during tho months OF warning which
preceded lie war. We do not hear that the garrt.
| SON hare any substitute for q williams, Lake.
! or 4 Tcetda!c; md Asiat.c officers arc usually
80 bad TINT they afford little seearlty against
hoss blind pat,es to which Oricnafs arc peculiarly
liable. Iint mofs than onc attack seems to have
heen repulscu already. and II IL mt unlikely that
tho Russthns may ayaIn have to proceed Gy the
long process OF sinYo. They will have no holf-
day work either at Kars or elsewhere. Asia Minor
u no playground Of war, az tho Invaders will find
long before they can fight their way to The Black
lea.
, 1877-05-28
THE CAUCASUS.
ITS 1snADlrANT8, THH CthcAssiANs AND OTHER
TAlHE3.

TAlEE3s
Hotton Adtes!tser.
Popular lnnGunga gives the mama Of Clrcasstsns
to a!1 the tribes Of the Caucasus, and speaks Of
them a8 ono pcoplc. This IL not 80. Some are
Christians and somo Moharnmedans; some are sub.
tcet to the sacerdotal rule Of prophet.wnFriors,
while others arc republican nlountanecsa; some
hnvc Yielded 70 tho temptation of 1trssfan bribcs.
whilst Others and this the largest part have wholly
resisted the temptation; and tho relations between
the several tr1bes are In many cases far from,
friendly. Turkey has never expressed any
great desire TO become possessed Of
tho CapensuA and, were ahc even 10
do eu, the form OF government pro.
posed by tho Forte would not be conducive to tho
peace and tranquility Of tbs distcs. At tho pFos.
cnt moment tho Inhabitants OF bachcstan. the
Province which gave birth to the heroic schsmyl,
arc, and always have been. At war with nuseia.
Tic other iii I.trIbcs OF tho Caucasus inhabit dis
trics oses which there 70 no nxcd government,
n; H., VII. sIa'fsE tSen1 Eae, @ chef il somethnx Z ke
Highland Laird Of the odcn time, and in hts own
s,1,y Fl FL II a"a g. qi
military control, escn under the ali.powerfal and
beloved sehsmy, makes l,.cn, doubtful allies when
The principal tribes That fnhabit the Caucasus
usc the Clrcase!ans. who occupy TINT portion q
inontatn suuntsy sonth and wc.t OF thc sources o.
rugged peaks, scarcely accessible TO 'snY but
moHn'a!necra: and the Le.rhsn.; WIG dwell prtn:
so"ta ti u Tic source q !he Te!ek. Il the Kabsa
rscs near the foot Of Mount Elbsuz. and the Tsrok
near that of tho Kesask, ihcsc I've mountain, m may
countles of tho two irIhca. Tho whole, country
from Tho Kn4t,rk to the Caaplnn 10 often called
hive been carried on hetwccn 1tu.ala an,l tho
the ,nore imred'asc control q Tic Lc,gh.ans u
described as being n4nked on the north with dense
Slnd lie srcee ioseiisf. and W bonidss stfpped
, 1877-05-28
GENERAL NEWS.
GEN. GRA MT.

HIS AkH4NAL
QUEENSTOWN. Mar E1.-AFrived, Tho steamship
Indiana, fsom Philadelphia. She proceeded for
Liverpool Ut 3 p. IN. sanluy evening. She reports
a rough passage, but Geu. Grant and party ara all
we'll.
Loxpos, May 28.-A number Of persons boarded
tho Ind!ana nt Queenstown to welcome Gen.
Grant. He has received private communication
from tho Mayor Of Liverpool which Ia probably an
of1ctai ,nritntion.
Loxpos, May 2s.-Minlstce Pics.epont, consu's
Uadeau and FaIrchI1d. and number Of Americana
residing Ia England, will receive Gen. 0sant at
Liverpool.
IN GERMANY.
The Herald correspondent at Berlin tc1egsaphs
that dcu. Grant u expected IN tho Herman Capital
In the nntumn for tho purpose Of witnessing the
army mancurEcs. The HEARTBEAT reception h as-
Fnrcd him, as Baron Won Mo'tkc and tho leading
UencEais greatly ndu1!re the former commander Of
the Cuion armies.
WAsN1xcroN, D. c.. Mny .7.--Thc Secretary os
the Nary yesterday addressed letter Of lnatsuc.
tions 10 commanders Of foreign stations stating
that president Grant was now making tour OF
tic world, and that when hr reaches thci1 vicinity
they will show him proper attention and facilitate
hia means Of observation abroad.
IN ENGLAND.
Gpecial Ntposch to The 7ftune.
NEW Yo,tk, 3Iny a7.-rhe HsFatd dispatch from
London snys tho papers all comment on the coin.
Ing Of Gen. Grant. Tho tt'orfI says that the
guardians u9 otlqucttc afv severely exercised over
the mattcr 1t hopca that 1t will bc har1uoulousy
| arranged beforehand whether Gen. Grant shall
arst call on the Duke Of Cambridge. or whether thu
| Field-Marshal comsnanaer-in Chief shall forget
hia lioyal blood for moment and pay visit 10 lhs
cx.PrcsIdcns "Lct etiquette" it saya, "bc
| stsntucd or dfsFc2arled rnther than havu frcst
grievance AEtrp or ucw 3ntirrcs claims be pre-.
, 1877-05-28
IOWA POLITICS.

1vnllaoroN, a., May 2J.-The Republican
County Convention ot Des Molnca County met this
afternoon and selected the following delegates 10
ths state Convention; Charles Deards1sy, Frank
tlattop. Robert Donahue, Thomas Hedge, IT., L.
a. Perkins, 0eorgo II. Lane. William Harper, Il.
W. Cartwright. Thcodosp Queich, John ". Gil
bert, John q, ,Foots. u; G; Macarthur. William
mo1r, j, L. McMahou, and n. +. sunderland,
Ths following resolution was uusnimously
adopted:
n Il Ftsor&d. py the Republican Of pes Aoaes
County il Uslegats E0nye1t!ou sAssmbcd. That - II
With leaufc Alt psds We pEesspt to tas state Com
ttvn y euF standard bearer U The coming campaign.
unatsoSs viii p9Iija ID tesst executive ability sni
ifolony devotion TO ths c4u.e ot tIes 19.trnment.
state, aeka bts nouu stioa ruuentlJ d. And proper
, 1877-05-28
FIRES.


At YOUNGSTOWN. Q.
ctEyrtAsp, May @7.-Lass night. atont mid
night, fire brr'kc out In tue YOUNGSTOWN 1,o,llny
Mill, Ut Youngstown. o.. completely consuming
the whole mill. The Fire Department VIE
promptly on hand. hui, owing 10 the scarcity "
wnter, were unable to render effective MD. Three
hundred n.cn art thrown ont of employment. The
1al cosi over 4ld0 oEo. anil was nsurcl fur s3:I,
coo. a. follow4; 11pmu anil rnhcsws,ics<', OF New
York. each 81, coo; Franklin and Sorth American.
each q. QUO: Fire Atsncia:ian, OF 1'atla'le!phfa
and Nu!al. zach 81. 900: Ihrn!x Of Scw York.
81; 0oO. The fsc VIA eaured by the explosion uf
IN ollcau. The regular mill machinery. hnd Ht,'e
very valuable machinery for tho manufacturing Of
COTTON t!et. waa ul nlu,c or less lnjnset.. Quite .
lhrEa amount Of manufactured lr., was dcrtrtIyrl.
The mill xa4 owned by Wick, Wclls j. Dete1hcr.
, 1877-05-28

srnlxaplel11. ILL.,, NIay .:7.-Tho Governor has
concluded 10 sigu 11ouso bill 0l5, amending tho
Road law, OF, rather maklng ali entirely new
Aoad and Dsid:o Law, heretofore published In 1MH
TRIBUNE. lie will veto House bill IS Oh the sumo
subject. This last bll contains but single sec'
tlon, tho Identical words OF which arc contained In
Bill OILS. Thls fact oyIdeuces tho peculiar lack Of
legislative onicigacy possessed by tho Thlssieth
General Aaaumbly. Just adlournct!; It Il al.o bo'
l!evcd thai tho Governor Will veto llon1c bill 3ol.
which authorizes Circuit, superior, and County
Jadyca 10 slt tnterctanysably iu zach othrr's
courts when tho pressure nf duty tnay tc9nFe t1lc
calling III BY either Of the assistance ot the ot!Ief.
rhe Governor IL Inclined to regard tho bill ~ un.
constitutional
, 1877-05-28
WASHINGTON.

The Hon. CfHr1os FoatcF..-Tho French Elk.
posttlon--hicGarralaan ..Gn,. Ortl.-- on.
Logan to Dc Cottcetor OF Customs nj Chi
caro.--OtI.cr ttems.
Special Dt.paseh 10 3as 1tsaun4
WAsusNoToX, u. C., May 27.-Chasics Fostcr.
Of Ohio, who has boon tho subject Of 10 much
newspaper controversy On account of the Foster.
Matthews letter, IL hero. liz says thnt didorcnt
reports to the contrary notwithstanding, all tho
people Of Ohio NC for uascs, except two classes
1rst, the Democrats. who afraid Of hla policy;
second. Republicans who hare bccu unsuccessful In
thcs. efforts to obtain Office. Tho dlsnlecs1on Of
tho latter clnss IL rapidly disappearing, Poster
predicts that tho Republicans will certainly
carry tho Legislature in October and that tho suc-
On tho snbteet Of tno alfcsvd Fottcr.Matthuws
;ssa
WIS written In ha own dcfcn.c, against popular
sentiment at home, and wa4 calenatesi mainly fur
ihero were inaccuracies OF statement which onght
at aotnc t!,no 10 bo corrected. Fnater dooa nut
think tie time has aa,e come tor correcting them.
1nent nnl not of intention. Foster doubts whether
btAulay Matthews knew Of the circumstances
x hummer OF prominent American n,anuiactur.
nssa AZ sss e. IT.. 9;t sos y ss
exhibits Of machinery ut The Paris Exposition, aud
tn receive fton, the President some ao1t OF sem'-
Tho famous. quarrel over, the Me0usrnhna claim
may po.ely bare ny md ha tsssop
charged IL III arsaa,eat before tho attorney .0en:
l Srioca b. tho NV idrs. m Mluias
s, a. sS Ht s, s ts
tnys the decision waa unanimous. Fve of thu
justices who then eoneusted. ana Ase yee @ Mpon
, 1877-05-28
SPOR,TLNG.'
= nAaE-lsAI.L. '''''
GpfsdNl ptkI0tcA 10 1At TlfAAttA

Epft4l UlIEdftA 70 7hf 7F76NHA
CsxcixxlTl, O.. May s7.-1he E'uYpsrtr ot tn-
mortow will give The particulars Of now bali us-
seciat!on 10 be a!,oEtly formed under tho general
incorporation act Of TIM stats. tbs movers In tlio
matter ars waync Sen, 4. pcudleton, and othcr
men Of wealth. The object is 10 put the game on
better standing than now, nnd to asrango for a
big team next year. II Ia not likely that anything
will 10 done this ycas. unleas Keck finds 1t nccos
auy to abandon ILLS nine. tu which case the new as
ISOLATION will peubaUy adopt and carry the pfts
cut team. Thu plan has progressed 50 for tlias a
splendid plat Ut sroon1 hear tho eentts q the city
management Will mako the game gstat succcss
hers,
letter ffonl Roas Dhrnca at Rockford says he Ii
much Improved, and Will Join the cluh tho last OF
thls week,
, 1877-05-28
TIE POPE.

Ronk, May 27.-The Pnpc, receiving Austrian
pilgrims, dcp1oEed tho change In .tnat1Isi. be-
havior towards tho Holy SEQ. whose rights shc
formerly defended oven by f,rce Of arms.
PGCGSiARr.
Loxpox, May 27.-Tle people Of Irclnpd have
rnade up pure of from S1OU, 600 to sf2,. DOO
for The lope, Tho far greater part Ut th!s came in
very small subscriptions, Aithonsh ono cunnt y
Wicklow farmer ia stated 10 hare auhecrlf,ed ID
&, 600. Cardinal Culien took to i;o,no S:s,. 0ta1
collected In tie nahlin Diocese alone. The touI1
amount Of tho English Catholic presentations II
S73, $50.
, 1877-05-28

OMAHA, Nch., Hay 27.-A ,nnn named Meyer.
living in the north pnrt Of the city. returned home
Intoxicated th!s afternoon from picnic md Fhot
his wife In tho shoulder, tnaictng dangerous
wound. Some OF tho nclghtors nrrcste1 him and
tied Him mn to await the coming OF tho police. 1llA
Wife although wo,lntl, cut him looBc, md bc
then assaulted the policeman with an ax, bat was
dnal!y arrested mud lodged In tasl.
, 1877-05-28
THE SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

COLUMBIA, s. c., May :d.-Vhe Commtttce On
Privileges and Elseslons Ia the House fepoFted I'd.
yersely day upon the claim Of the entire ChAzcs'
ton delegation, seventeen u.emhesa. Including
Speaker Msckey. to seats In tue General Assembly.
Tho srpunu OF the report II that there was 40 much
fraud aud Intimidation In that county - TO- rsaasa
tht election, Tho ss,acne0 upon this point *a9
2ycssional 6u Committee which ysitet chasles;on
Iasl iaIl.
, 1877-05-28

The alarm from box l4i at eco yesterday
morning wa caused BY the burning uf barn In
thu rear of No. 1900 Michigan a.c,Iuc, owned by
Z. Church. Damage. S3ou. Cuuse mnkn0wn.
The flames spread aud damaged barn lu thu
rear Of No. 1oo.., owned bJ j. EllscGgc. 10 thu
a1tcnt Of $500; tars III rcat OF No. 1893 1udfnua
avenue. owned By e. lseu!sci,. $10J; harm In rear
Ut No. l.lO Indlnua avenue, ]. u. Ney nwner.
$50; burn In rc.s Of No. 11i2 1ndnna nycnuc, +.
Chilly owner, 800. No fnsrraucc.