davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06

KARSs CRY, Pa. March "a fire early this
morning the oicc of the Batcnan iiouse cut ~ Nil es
cape by the stairway from rooms above MT Bat,man
rushed through the flames and brought his hut
both were badly burned the dyiu- nfterward The
flames spread with fearful rapdity AMI In less than ait
an hour thr budding wn- sunUd fhe ltslics Mrs.
Batcnn aui daughters Minnie. Lou, helc and VIM
me- were burned hc,nui recognition. The body OF n
Rrnwn Of N rlape co. ui Sew Nnrk almost Dnii.
sinied Thirty guests N the MOTEL six OF whom
were urcd y humping from the windows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06
Banixrupted by the Theatre Fire.

Abner W. Dieter. who kept fashionable res
taurant in the building adjoining the Bro"kNn Theatre
had his business brnkcn up by the IRE and the ncN a,
his creditors put him into binkuptcy His principal
creditors are " G. kingsley Ahr.r & k,onrv. A.tN
nuicr hc'ue. the owners OF The banding. Inhu Lookup
lI' Niff lIN 10 man.
knicko rhorNrr Ice tnupunN. pNln4lHu HfuiIrr- and
Nt'uun k'ricr A Go W. pirfrr ma offered 10 paw
iM n'f t'nt. dollar lu tWu uf- ~ rine gni
th4 ga upfiII-. ami Nf lrutus.lul las bru accepted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06

n IFIE' 'TT'I'T III W''HITIy W'lTNfH HTN mo- TITE
every Thursday afternoon the Frh Avenue Hotel To
arrange and mature entertainment called the Gill.
drens Carnival, which will be novel In its details viii he
gotten up on liberal scale, and will be given in
Academy nj Music the 9TH OF April An orche sra OF
lhi ~ boys VIII be one feature The cnirVn pupils OF a
leading ballet master VIII dance the fancy dances which
th.N have been learning this winter the permission OF
their parents having been obtained. consideration ~
the charity. After the cllldrens entertainment closes
AT 10 W. an adult tall Is to he begun Tickets may be
procured In the fiih Avenue and Windsor H1els.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06
UNLIKE NfRY KNOX.
II This was Eliza Jane SPOTS, who ss Her
True and Lawful Husbandt

James +. Hanna, n Southcrncr, yesterday
complained before Justice Elliott that the pretty
woman about 20 years old. who was also before
him. was his wife, and that in July. 1867. when
she was Eliza Jane SPOTS. he married her in
Oakland. Baltimore county. Md. lie saws that
he went Ia Europe In November, 1875. and
left his wife in New York as domestic at 22D
East Eleventh street When he returned to
Baltimore in January last he expected to ilnd
his wife at his old home, but on going Their,
learned that she had not only not returned. but
had married another man in his absence. H.
found out that she was living in Brooklyn. and
on Tuesday Of last week he came to this city
with his wife's brother to search for her. H.
found her ut 200 Second street on Saturday
night living as the wife ofFrcderick Beck mann.
year 10y the Rev. G. kuerncr. She denied that
she was ever married TO Hanna, and ordered
him 10 leave the house. Hanna told the Justice
that his wife had borne him one child. which IL
now dcnd.
Mrs Bockmanns story Is that Hanna has for
n long time pursued her Ms a would-bc lover,
but that she was never married to him. She
know him IN Richmond. Va. whore he pnid his
addresses To her. She refused to marry him,
and he threatened to shoot her. She fled To- Bal
She said that she was only twenty years old,
and that in 1867 the date of her marriage to
Hanna according 10 his story sh" WIS only tn
years old. Constable lcpin" told the Justice
that he had been expelled from Baltic I.Nli,,
No. 2si i. and A. NJ for false prctonors. and
That his portrait had been ON file for many years
n lodge rooms as an impu-tOr Hanna said
that he could prove his marriage Il week from
yesterday and to that date examination was adj
lOurupu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06

Gs old. ~ ~ Railroad 0uriir. more active ma
lower " " lrts'N NrNiu rnnt tthlr declined nom t.
I" a. anu the consolidated jl'a ~ 90 The priucitnl
,,,a w, I..n' w., - .i..i' atdE ~, recin. Is,
Jersey Central lsis consolidated I5,sate.1. Mi nud
II Paul consolidated .inkins Wni. ~ rSii, ncl me-,
iln'. lahe Slw. Iv ,omi., lo7'l faky shore ~
mont con- rcu. Iu''s wen rnual - lnF New York
M. Western incnc hgi.. lOl wc.torn Union rci'
coupon. iuD tOIi,. An DO,k Improvctn' nj Co Is ~
Toledo. Peoria anl W i,ts, Easi.In %, ision ~ \ s..
central Gs. i-S3 nt COL Z nnl Ind Central lists ~
chicago nut Alton Isl mort 1lSis Irlis and wilkes
bartr consiia',i. A chicago aud Nurtnwcstern con.
soidatcd coupon gold bombs ~. VI. aud st Paul g..
AMI VI IN, .ou n7i, uhi1nnd MIS- ~ mort ~ sea.0N
yrnt, Prirc sol bonds, ioF; Cent i9nuc ~ mort ,
hm'ssIn;'u mon Pacific sinking mnd, ei,s@eal, A.
u"nt ~ mort .Fis 81 Louis and Iron Mountain istS
w" I"l ana WABASH I,t mort, COUPON So y J. cent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06

UTrFy. March 5--Thc hrlgantnc which
arrived at nj. port yesterday from clenurgo,, reports
that when thlrty mites nor,h Of Gun Key Of the Bahama
Islands low rsAi-h-iuoking schooner o about sixty
flH., passed her. Soon aifcrwHrd the Albion camr mp
Nith 4 Spanish hf.- uuW trniurrus tiI SPAN lir
Spanish Captain roffriod tnat the strange 'rit had 'H
nailed hlm and when he hove huHtS crew went ON
hDl l.. sssl ull fluh possession nt WhhtNrr lln Y
Nauf when la-t seen ~ The Alhun the ,la.ca craft
IlaAl4, auuincI spanish shCl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06

Walt Whitman, the cosnic bard. who has re-
s.lcd tor some years in Camden n J. is now Waiting
uu. city, and last night welcomed by arie party
MIS- friends Of both sexes at the house Of Mr. John H.
Iuiu.tOn, In Tenth street The old pot was IA hne
slrt- though his pnraY sis has made him less robust
AM a.. b., aaisr uiaulc WAS twenty years ago
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06

The thirty prizes in the single match In Con-
Inns Broadway gallery were distributed last evening.
There were si4 targets and seventy competitor
Mrs u J. Carr the twenty fourth prize making an
u bis inch tars't The ten hest scores wcrc r. ke-s
Ter, j. II. theever. $40; N II Englc a, " Camp
lcu, -; MIdss. "a. l.. Hird, 1916 1. brown q.
y DE Forrest q r., r q Noone. - Ii, Is. Zetter,
90 10 A gold badge WIS aticr~ sri shot Tor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06
Au..yy weigh, In a wheclbarrow.

Fritz Fcten. n Democrat. Of MDntrose avenue.
near Leonard street wilhamsbnrsh, yesterday mlnild
an elccuoS wager with Jacob .schindS Republican,
weighing 2i5 pounds by wheeling hn thron. stree
In wheelbarrow TWO drimmors led the PROCESSION.
which pa s.cd THROUGH hckibhen street, broadway,
uWnn ,nuo Grand street, EVEN street, aud h0ntt 80
avenue To fcltcn. saloon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06

Arthur McQundo and William Ryan. 10. 81,
~ ~ barney hcQuade and John Lehman a, IA, 70
II, Ryer aud Teston 49, H. u. Sim and Moore u, ~
4, Dnmel Mccarthy aud Jane. Murphy, ~ ~ -;
uleason, lo, ~, IS, Samuel Miller, a. ID. IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06
N.so,,.,,ou. thu, Eel, Through.

Thieves stole two overcoats. two undcrcoats
and pair " trousers from Charles Mchlg, NJ 2ap Chry
tie street Soon alier~arl he was informed hy letter
that tor siH he coul have the clothing Ne request
cd o Nert-. hI- acceptance al the ulvr lie di nd
.r aud on the dan hoy entered his hnrfoon i'm
coat aud tier den q ling he price. Mehlg then
cured the arrest of l'luan kclar, who had hired dc
hos 10 dc die orral Ia ihe &c neral sessions yesterday
kthc was scntnc 10 eighteen months III Tie peneu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06

Winchostnr's Hypophosphitc Of Limo anil
Suia Sold hy druggists = aud - per bottle fr'lhied
only ny Winchester Co, chemists, ad John st., sew
York Adj
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06

sr LOUIS. March 5-The lose nv Sunday
nigAts IRE to Gen Allen. SIMON Gregory, and cani
Alen Co, Will be nearly S35o,upo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06

PouGHKEEpsIg. March "a Union prayer
moetg here Yesterday afternoon, Tor pray III irAl
OF ilo incoming Administration, Mas largely attended
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06

DrApwooD March 4-Col A. 7. KING Of
Ch.an md his parry have returned nom piu-l,, iing
tour Thoy upurt new Dis cry which j. sand tu Il. q
DRY river b,d, nliod with rich gold Workings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06

How often The souls Of patient parepts are
NcKcd 10y the rrulness Ut children Lat uem learn 10
B Rabbits Toilet SOAP Tor the young sters, and this
disturbance Will be mVRtrd No househoi can nnurd
do whout tis pure AND iIas ana bath And toilet
Ado
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06
MfRINE INrELLTG EvCE

NNt,rrHr ,tNNNAc -rins nav
Sun rises. - sun ~ft.. ~ Nlin sets n
Ht.u wArtK-rHis nav
Sandy Hook ~ 81 go, island - IA, tate. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06
Sus;acss q h;c,.


KNOWS Sn Dc latl-Ju-t n't ll ituAV for inspcr'i,r
AND aiil a. - bruaiNnA ami ll,ti Avenue II fDl
u Operates Lite Magic. Mrs wlNeInN Z
Soothing HNruN. ilr rhdr r tfWf slffeu- the ff.I,
ieduevs Inflammation, ailny, al. ln4l
Auention!-If YOU wish 10 get rid or vnns
cou-l, use furtrs Cough hNs IllNt, ~, 800. tltt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06

Uso Or. Decker's celebrated Eye Balsam for
nnamed weak, or sore eysA All druggists sell it-Ah
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-06

Stat bonds rnlcd strong, with large sales OF Mssour
es long bonds. Al Tennessee es new $2A, and
, 1877-11-24
REFORMS THAT ARE WANTED.

cnlcAuo, Nov. 22.-fn the now era Of pcace ard
,,or,.1 s,r.as shs,, 49,. -a .s's
s'al't VI saa'' tho san'e ene10Y w'l'ch mas
hitherto doae 50 much for US be hopefully turned
uto such channels a1 shall gsc rich fruit In much.
ureJol yariout n,acttcn, and rconomlcol ,aforn,..
M,nv nrn ,noLtnr N. fa.n..h,a ...ss.. - -.
guestlonH. VIII the fnture be rlch IN all possible
uttlttarian developments, or Is It 10 be tu,s of
annsy of cons.t IN thntnv 1hst s.nr,, .sfntr,a IN.
Of pfucttcsi naiure in lar an,l c,n.nsct'onsix'.
eanss arc neithcr neuje nnr nttuInahi"Y r., IL, ~
,xtnid mi i" i,tn thn Amnr,rn,, n.sn,a s,t ~ ~,
honn. and fesi ns,nr,T lint snnti.I }ns:iiacrs Wy
it'd viii usanaia Mi anathy nI,T scct: ir"si ,s
tjonat ncti,iiF in Mi Essential nTaricsi nt,IarIs
refurtny Wknt. then nrs s,,s t,f ti,osn r"fnrm,.
, 1877-11-24

present, nor vas thr doctor who examined Dud!cy,
and for whe1n Mr. rrns..n3 also ca!Erd. The iat.
ter thru added. hy way of explanation, that
when the Jury :n<prrteA t.1t tody nj the
undcstak+ra. that official Told them ihat wien the
corpsc wAe bruuIht to him 1t WAS h!Acks"rt by
smoke. a. II he had been killed by sntlocnt,tn,
u Il. Mignau!i. ". D.. .aid ih,t about 1910 he
visited the Mor7uc md taw t,ud;rv. Found ',!n'
tth naeks on hta foot AMI knee. also h!ueness
abont the eyes and mouth When head the hts
tory Of the case. ] w1* Of opinion tha1 dhath en-
eueh from Hnf7ucasfon nr breathing smoke o. heat.
Dudley might hnve died OF eptlepfy or Of hehSi-
disease and had tht SAME sYinntun,s
The jutJ then turned the remainder Of the pto.
pie ont OF the Eonnt and Drncccded to consider
THEIR VERDICT.
After debating the matter from o'clock until
G:a0 they returned the following a. their verdict
We. the lusr. nnd that Charles 4. dudley eAtnt 70
hts dtat fr0fn scirit tau.t to ~ nkaxn. 10 tne hfA
stnrr Of The premises Of Field. Letter 4 ~ daria1
fire. which occurred tnrfrtn un WrinrsiAy Wv
~ fsT7. and that ih.n arfeonFKr dttd t'n
the sang premises. dMEtnE the sa'Et aFe. n
frAson Of The tans nf M Iron wHtef .Iank tFn u:
hravy watftnaks without incomtat!n;e .,.Yfor;s IN
sudsnsrr,ns human ifr iii we believe that the w.
rrehrnied d,nacr tre the sala ot snt et t!!e tnks
ftu the upper stnty of th* pre- Ut ftfld Letter e
C0 ter.outJ acsferth With !ht surpFession " ttir
hre and recommend thar the bniItr ie~. Of thr
wAter In upper stories If buildings, un1ess SUCH
tanks have tnrnn,i'n+tlhtc surportA. .-
From lhe estrnrr aefoff u Hc arc unAble 10 asttrs
tain tha immediate canAc OF the nfc.
, 1877-11-24

~ calendar S".. ~ IL ;sg, ntir1.vr. rs on
trrGr Rn,,rn-srt rs.r torn M. :ef.. weinlnnd
- Anhonr and calendar >m: 77t.' HI. s7s to +uA
i";tu'ltr, rtrrr, aTs ami ;s't: :rrlsu on trial.
ii HnE IAHa HLl.-- f.r,trrht msit.A+
JEpdK KWiLLIAMs-t'rbrrnl hntnrss,
JUDGMENTS.
s'rynlnF CnrtT-Cosrr~.I4> .. Eie+l!n9 -.
Dnrnni ct ii, II. Frederttk rrtert eH,.!1
Irutx -Fcs,nlI,ln Jones vs. Aonsse Heath md
CtKc11r t;orKr-JvnnE 1soora-H -Hairer sta,e Mann.
;syso@!s I. !r~,. T ie"s on,sn t,a
!. w.m f So; <sts Msi'oasa = Il =.
Wstn t;tncyi terdirf. sls. 2s.-isohrrt lirrrcy ct
a. a. ~ - Cs.ia t Ma!,3ee: verdict. <+'o, Ant mo'oa
APPELLATE cornr.
snfrfdt !Hspnlrs n Fa< tHtJ an Tr1bn1s.
OTTAWA. Ill, Nov ~. --At a conference he.
tween ludsr. Leland and rill.urr hrrc on last
tur the Appellate trart q: this latr!ct were cDn.
ttetc. tie following, substance, were hs1OpteJt
Il. Thc call ot The 'orket will commence Oh the
third day ut The term.
aotrac,t an; brc- il ,he clrske nssIee within the
time limited by law for hhg the transcript from The
caurt below.
i. tu,elicc or defendant in s,sor must ale hi.
briefs nN UF hrfnre if twelfth day or the term in
at catrs where tr law the transcript !. required to
amt In Al other raid hrirfs must filed IN
bcfon' tho twentieth suy " thc term.
!. Each party IL required 10 furnish the Hiher,
Or his rnhMse a eupy nf his abstract and bref or
bfrf. ls thu case may h.. IN Of hcfnrc &he time fur
anI the 1an,c. provided said onpostte party Or l,s
Ut 'srr "r appeal IL prosecuted.
The term viii cusllntt.:e Un tile Goth day OF
nexi ,E'att. Tlrre ure now but three cases on
the docket
, 1877-11-24
THE PRESIDENT AAD THE PARTY.
r.. J<xtI

'"' " .. i.
LIONS. a.. NGr. 3l.-Fcea'x ~ lido. proud Of
the rseot,t which thr Republican marty has nIaG IN
c,,,,urct,nn viii I, cyrntiu1 ,,ry,c. N =. h,,nrv
49,, .,,rv ~. n.,.,, .,.:.. ~. .,,s.,.,,. .. :,
"n' '"'ts @n"t sa'a"' te''s' ~. e'h'te'"" 'u"1
very many whom the pnftY has hon0rnd with tue
hghc+t u1tcial positions nrc demonstrating their
;tcr una,ncss and their INABILITY tn t.c n,x,yn lin
,,,r,,nc nj cIc,ucotv ~ ,s, i,naro,, ~, 49, -,
",tt. @ .e -A ea.e' '|,',' - ~. 'o nv W
cxhlp1k a'sca eflaehee4 ol stntcsmahsillp rs Shn
country has = right to expect at tllcir hands.
Cpon no measure OF pubic s,ultcr hayo TIM prpn,,,
oi Mi SECTIONS nn,l Mi pnrtIc. trrn mara initial
,,.., -. ~. ,s, ~. ,,...it go. 49, .I
,nhn ~ tna aGthanu !oF EsH'setx!ee !e1otn. IL
s mns oieM is..,. .sat sna. 1Me sentIn!cat u Inc
n'n nGu,"s1a.G raL.SSsy; 10 TUG Ftc.
ttss pelnnR ,he hpn!ls' has achD!aIizcu
- - tsaf!a: s;s'.t G1teat every psahsn ol
nn ruuslc eetYiCe, h,!h4 HscE1 uGpattMeiIt Gt ny
etusstHn.ens WILL toh1Gal palNaeles; seltcted WIN
Ee!eIsneo ~ WisaI I!eF naa " tnEht accomplish
!t ahe plomgtloM U! snl9e nne pesdohat !ntrtv@E,
WIN ~ a,s'Nis. w ~ tGlt aIiess tnf !sehaffans
@ anu a"ttn ~ aMe tustaaoun Aes!anea lntH. iHt
eAp1:ts'un " tus heHntu'ent Wa ~ rttuif9 anu 20
ErMnEaL @ tnht NUN Moatscat Ph1tics NV" iclt the
!Nt.t,ahNy VI yteta!t!a ~ tne !ot'u " etents ~
ManaMt u NY county !hs mst tpth!li nhu naollc
peHeea loF tle correction oi !nta Efcas sst!: IN
ActepILnR tno tscsaeHtEai ho.h'HaEnh NJ IlhScs
EnsG tue aauttos.n Insurance tuat l1as REFORM mel
MS HEARTY nnusp'al aHu snohIa tohMana hls h'ost
tuIhcst eAnfta: n III" 'uaugutat aadtcAa as iTes'
ueht he Rnte 70 tne Eeop!o renewed assurances
.. u. .no t!Meof!t5 ~ ~ ansca'ioss ~ lhlA
.eEat", iE:.,, onu III tHe Gac!ci*e " tue NJ.
lahhtIhE puNet fnhleIfen upon llIm no 0Ea
, 1877-11-24
FLORIDA LANDS,

10 ths EJ1oF ~ Ilk TFIbIMa.
CulcAoo, Nov. "a. lin your t.sus Of tho elst
sppeastds communication from Mr. X. i. Wal.
lace, attacking our statements conesruinS aAa
yalus and product Of Florida hnds owned ey the
TEau4It lsA!atoad Company. Al his would be sar.
casGa il u Erataitoua aItsmps 10 contfoyrft tacts
with theory aud sitIculs, aud truds lu inju1s our
business, We trust that In coumun jual.cr yuu w1l
give publicity 10 thu reply. The statement u
which hs takes particular exception was taken
from letter written BY Ar. John ", cheshtss, the
editor Of the Montszaua tIs.l Htp4o!fean, aud
published H. that paper Mr. G.. whoss high
standlnS and Accuracy were te,0ua question,
wols III Flurida l4.t Janu n4certaiued thu facts w
u over }5, uO0 xotta Of vegetables having been
produced oa Gweney-slx lcrsa fr0ua the owners and
he. w.th oihers Vi the lasgs sxcurston party there
On special t44r OF tnspectton shw their cutuul:s
sion u.cscbaus' returns. from which the sststsvd
~ rXusGs were tAkea-
A. ". Wallace sudsasored to cast 4 stsxus On
olrselfts and lhs l4uA4 VIZ EspEeAsnt. va would
respectfully ryfas lim and suY othsrs to tbY
following RsatsusR who bare shitsd Flor.
, 1877-11-24
WRECKED.

Wild, Wild ID the sea. with YrcAt waves rolling nycr,
Aud blackGr and NcAscs Ituw t' clio ria nsvfhua.t;
ff0ui uuafulny to gluAnliAS tbs u;sck lan i ,iuta
hover.
And awful the faces tt,ut arc whitening with dteya
u stranded the heach II with fuE1us VI tAu Iyius.
And forms Ut thu dead ones careless and tfxe;
bHE-
She stxnlletn aud looketh On tho turbulent aea.
She tQrneth each face ~ softly an! slowly;
Tho light from the burning uhip falls palu over nl
Al! wrecked ase her hopes ~ shs speaks 10 them
luwly, :
70, ,hs oaco willing soics hesdeth not her dear
C1ik
long IL the day. and tha night sad with weeping,
And sug1oxfAl huuta aev spant down by the lea,
Fos tho usaldsn Is sull ihess, her lonely watch
kespi1K,
With Wild. sifatntng eyes looking out toward TIE
sea. 1. =.
PRINCETON. Ill.
, 1877-11-24
4 TERRIBLE LITTER,


,xo.. .,,,, ~ M .',.,.,astl am~ L"si T., .,.n.
~, s,s"t ueAs Va Mee"ss!on sas "F.eo" e.nes
Mfe stuart eof'ln'lteu Suicide, Us to tlla nature
vi four letters left by her and written lust be-
lors sho tuv'; potson. Thu mos. strenuous ci-
frts l,vr t,rcn n,u.,,. tv ,ho fr,nu. ~ ,, ia.
c.asea ~ suppress enesc eo'stles, ahu Gorohes
WoltMan lias refused To make them publtt. 1t
haa brt, lrarned however, that tl,rro OF these
iuttcrs wrre ~ rrtutlvea. nn,l n,r.v xtn,p, lint
.hn h,l ,tcru,,,..,l II, Iiya m ,oro,r ,,,n ,he,n
e"o hp. "e'es'a W ttfe"o ioaec'' oaoe taea
, 1877-11-24
FAREWELL

This sad sad verdi low 1nany hope's death .kuell
IL sounCca BY tbs soltuln word, Elsawell!
Aud many Il neart IL thus fufsfuf crashed:
fs,uI voices speak lt-tien III death arc hushed.
IEs loved mud !urin. 1asst III fond euoraee.
Thsn say Farewell. tue t1st time face to fttsl
This aged !tuyG tne young, And ch,llftn tlosH
Ihs!r weary eyes In ipauits 1spo4o.
FafsWsllt lhla m0urnfui word Oft tnaT4 tho Joy.
t4 fetal scenSs. which rlsa kaaw W alluy.
To.a4y ws HatheF. ~ wa'So oft betufe:
Tu- MoEro~'a vacant chAtf says, " "Stttrniofe."
All. hsysrnurei hut ElstF's foredoo!nca farewell
IL neycE uttssed Whefr lusMoEtals aweliI
EAWAHoP r. NowxLL.
, 1877-11-24

- Tolf10 8IQIe. Il
lie sleeps In neAth-thu uu,on'4 mighty Thor;
Tas slslwatt Ch,s& whom Nature ya.s command
0'sE tncp and States; he who, with stfilG hAu1,
Fierce -damlng real. and vision sweeping lar,
fn mAxtrY led the whsI tutux whtf1 Of war;
A. hume ffptn hiiden traitors suatched the brand
In madness raised IL teysstate the land
Aud ltrasun csaYteu ocneata his cunQaerng CAT,
A setsL:le Fscv to IuanIy stature bEUuxnk:
TAsse ass Al+ shiuina tll!e deeds ~ fame-
HI wboa. se.pun,tss 10 ths Nations used:
The Sovereign Will In giant H1saauEe Wfoa1hL
And msds lhs couutsy'A good ha ooiy s!u.
TolEuo. Not, N, ia7T IN
, 1877-11-24
DEAD DAYS.

Gerald, do these days Of Autumn.
Full u sunshine. bfasks, and balm
Twtxt the soscA and tho sauw.stoEms
Living, In = golden culul-
s.Aft = lendtr echo over
Lead srn4 0t the last 10 yuu,
FEnp' enchAnteH shores. where dreamed NO
Thode toAl lscaIns that meier cnn.u ttusf
Never falls tho lndlan Summers
NfraInY spell npun l,e lands.
but taIr NUN Etex FlsU ba(ufe nie.
i. iirckInins with thcir alEJ hands.
Pointing backward lu the shadows
'lhat enf1!H the haiiowed days
OF thai Autumn wArn we wandered
Down the leAty Woodland ways.
Curved The path through phIns and shadow,
last the lfe.mbiln: roptAr.lfet.
PlAAhlnI, Ike 4 fs'uMl VI sLn's.lB,
In Ihr btrr<ea. I'D and ffrts
uurNed tte snntlc's viva! Kiuty
uy lllu dark anl ffa.lant pine;
0loweI tie sMinacli'4 leaves frsl,lendent
ASH dfenthel with crimson wInc.
Der The hedges. richly gnt!led
With thu radiant giliieu rod,
Hhnwer,tlH Eusls Ut balm aud blossom
>, ua thc wlAltn. path VIC tTod.
Poured thN ctrNAlt1 IN kAsl&Nd9,
In lE&(y. wild cascade.
SEsenug. With il foauIy blossoms,
i All lhe a1sky desps VI shade.
Wared the ternt, like golden feathers,
From rnch quiet. purple ntok;
GloMtd tlS cardinals. like c!i,0eFs,
All aionx the laughing brook.
H1s W pstss4 tas 6s.l!i4nt s,Sauties,
0nt and all. uDlll VIZ ntou1
Where lhn oeechea spread sheit IussltuX
AnbsF tents Within Lbs wood.
Flowed tho wind In sfgh,n9 rivess
Through lhe fosest. lar and VIDE,
Making Wild. IlctDlI0ns gchIcY,
That IN The mellow musmars died,
F01lowtd bf tUditu Otflef
, 1877-11-24
BULLETS IN \ PULLMAN CAR,
ISfAp 0EisuHg limit

The Pullman kleepRyEar which reached the
city On Tuesday night, attached u the train uuu
At 10 o'clock, was about fur huurs bcfufe that
the theatre of sttrrng incident. mud that IL did
not terminate In tragedy secns miraculous.
When the train stopped at Chattawa, IL took
aboard q Mr. Charles Lee, l,ta vile, chl, unt
servant, who bestowed themselves iu the sleeper.
Directly alter leaving ll.u st4tiun Lre's wtir
requested tue 4leep,nK.car conductor Il, give tltr
aGllss of wa:er,-a l.1 lest fc.tuest, tu bs .ure,
--Iut Lee scrrue.l to tki,k utl,srxi,e, tur, ult.
IuplIY tislaE In liz seas with u! Angry l"ok, e
sHilenly delivered u powerful buw uIsJu his
wlte's face, cxelai'utng VI tle sar,e time,
".Ah, ! heard you, aud III tcaci, you
better than u dirt with other tue'.." He.
tore thu few oti1er rassenErEs iarly understood
w!sat the row WAS about, Lee haL whlppe.l out
six'sho>tcr, aud, pointing u At his wlfc, tEcat-
enc.l her with instant lvath III vale she u,Ieildcl
aEulu. At thts Juuctnru Mira. tlall,-a little but
hrase wo1aan .-wlIo sat nsar ty. attempted to
pactfy Lee, and 50 far suceeeded lhut he ct,l,.
scnted ~ stt down. but almost directly jump
tng up, aud, ~arsysug Ills pistut iu iaud, he
s"o!c he'd hunt w and III! the seep.ug'car
conduvtor,-.who nad xone iuto the forward ear,
-at,l uway le rushed wildly III pursuit.,
liz had s4u more than reacheu the platform Of
the euash au1 shut the dur than liz quickly
turned, aud, pressing the lnuzxle VI Ais pistol
axain.t the eas-door wandow. delivered thrre
thots Ia rapid succession, tue butlrts uy.n. W.
vionsly down the car aisle, but, ~ luck would
hare it. biting 10 ont-ths outy approach ~
injury being bul!tt-llo!s In Mrs. Halls uress,
thtt lady ostns the only Que Vi the l,aascugers
who stood ncs ground. ths rest having led lor
shelter IL y Atasesoou! 1t the hrat uote OF dead.
ly danger.
Having hred tls three bullets, Lee continued
Als pursuit. ot the sleepIn9<ar conductor.
Me4i*hile MF. MIke hurtun,-tnt only gentle
man plsscaxef in tue .iecpes, -armln{ himself,
VT out aites Lee, Determined to save ths
sleeplng.car conductor 1t possible. Mrs. Hall,
sharply, aud ths train conductor, husrylas
therefore " thr rear OF the train, suon met Lee
tn !ull sail after the sleeptns*aE conductor, and.
II tlls ulounent, toN. Ms. Norton colniuE UP,
Lee wal captured, dis1sned, aud guarded, whil:
telegram ~as forw 4rdetl to thr city relue.tiug
tho Attendance VI an olGrer upon the arrival Ut
the train. Lec gave no iurthrr trouble, aud
UPON his 2rrtral " the city depot wAs h4n1sd
over to . policeman.
He Is said to be man Of violent liaposttion,
sud shla disposition sss on Tuesday nzxraFstc1
, 1877-11-24
BANGS AND f1;k WHI:KY kEN,

n The EIIl0F u Tht Tribune. -.
CHICAGO. Nov. 81. III has come to = remarkable
pa,A when Jury can't tell whether lmitel 6tates
pit.rtIt AtturneY 0f wllsEy 1iaH tells tho truth
United staits Dtssrlct AttornGy Bangu " in Aar4
luck lie lriea ~ save jake ltrhn,. but that gen
tsfusn want to la,!: and his later efforts ~ says
the Whisky ltInv by brfn ring tbs weakest eass "
trial dsst hssEesatedln dlsa{ Of tho jury
ltuMEsF EApaAH.