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discussion may continue until the close Of the extra
session. Senator Patterson j. said To have written
four hours speech which he may deliver, and others
are preparing for a long debate.
In the Republican caucus this morning Senator
Conover is represented as having announced his in
tentiou to be loyal TO the Republican party and %
vote with his political associates on every motion
except that for the admission of General Butler lie
suggested TO the Republicans that if General Butler
was not admitted much more Objectionable man
would come in the person of Wade Hampton sena-
tor COnover added that he should certainly vote for
Mr. kellOgg's admission.
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A MAJORITY FOR GENERAL HARLAN.
THE SENATE VOTES To CONFIRM HIM, AND Then
ENTERS MOTION TO RECONSIDER.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The Senate continued in
executive session about half an hour this afternoon,
and confirmed a great number Of nominations.
Among them was that of Collector Thomas, If Bal
timore. who has met with very great opposition IN
the committee and elsewhere.
vote was taken on the confirmation of General
Harlan to be Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court. 1t resulted favorably, but a motion to
reconsider the vote was entered, which Will
come up for discussion at the next executive
session. The reason assigned for the entry OF this
motion was that the chairmen Of several prominent
committees and other influential Senators, including
Mr. Edmunds we're absent, having paired TO attend
their Thanksgiving dinners and that the subject
sh0uld not be disposed Of in their absence.
The nomination of Mr.. FitzSmmOns to the Geor-
pia Marsbalship reported adversely, the next
reached upon the calendar and pending Its consld-
Grafton the Senate adjourned.
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NORTH TROY, VT, Nov. 29.-Last night an
attempt was made murder Mrs Christopher Purmoot
who resides ueer the village. shot fred through
the window OF her bedroom from the outside, which
lodged the hcadDoard OF the bed IN which she was
slecuing Some Waddng also fell on the bed owing 10
Inrknr,s the Wond-he asslssIn eseaped.
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nts,p1FD srFANER REPORTED.

WAsH1NGroS, Nov. 29.-The Signal Service
Observer at Atlantic CITY, reports 70 tie ChieI signal
OnieeAt ii "A. H. as follows: The wreckers report a
screw steamer, twOmasted drfhg stern iorehlost 10
southWard last evening az about dusk
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BosToN, Nov. %. - Abel +. Fihcld, late
Water Register of Cambrdge. yesterday found guilty
Of cmbszzemeut upon counts Counsel Zoe the
fence moved that the verdict be aside The ruund
that 70 was against the evidence The then adj
iOurued FOR the term.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-At l o'clock this
norniug John H. Brown (cooredl shot william Kelley
a son OF Congressman Kelley. while riding in street
car The ball entered Mr.. Keeys right cheek and lodge
i'm the hack " ms neck but the wound - probably not
fatal The assaIlant had been drinking aud shot Mr.
Lnl.v wlfhnuI uIONuCatlOn.
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BANK BROKEN BY A rHHyNG CASHIER.

BANK BROKEN BY IHlEFINH CAShiLh-
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. 29.-The Second
National Bank Lafay cite, Ind suspended yesterday
owing 10 defaoaton of the cashier. Charles J. May o.
The amount OF the defalcaou far ascertained is
s57 600 The assets are ample, but cannot now Dc
readily converted into each.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 29.-White Longstaff
& Co.. hardware dealers. who made assignment soma
months ago. have been adiuiged bankrupfs their
petition. Their liabilities slSO,OO0, Rot
atx
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Colonel Edwards. deceased Captain John NlA'' ~
be Major. vice Campbell promoted. o., ra,..-,
JustIaGsferg.-Wm. H. Fagg, al Wellesley Masa,',
COwfen. Gallon Ohio John T. Lynch, al SAT- lAe Nl'
Utah Wesley C. snow, 90 PalatAa Ia.
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THE FRENCH CRISIS.

hACMAHON DIsAyOWS BAD DESIGNS.
A BONAPARrIsT CT tNrIONs THE REpUBIcAS CAUSE.
In France, public men are still very busy deyisng
settlement Of the pending differences between
President MacAlahon and the Chamber OF Depu-
ties. NJ. Grtvy and senator Batbie have both had
interviews with him ia the interest Of Cancellation.
L. speaking with the former he disavowed any in
tenilon to appeal 70 force. II is stated upon fair
authority, that he is ready even TO appoint
Republican Ministry. if the Chamber will DIS
ayow It's adverse vote last Saturday 10y passing the
tax bills. Raoul Duval, the noted Bouapar,ist has
denounced tho policy Of De Bloglie and his success
sOrs.
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OSMAN PASHA DEFIANT.
LONGER SIEGE EXPECTED.

RUSSIA DISPOSED To PROLOSG THR WAR AFTER
PLEYNA FALLS.
Lord DTby's recent statement that England
would not intervene in the RIssO-Turkish
war, except Russia were about to occupy
Constantnople is regarded with satisfaction
by both Independent and Liberal journals. Tho
Conservative organs desires a more warlike tone.
Russia denies that she viii propose an -rmistice
when Plevna falls. Details Of recent Councils Of
War are given IN the letter appended.
THE SIEGE OF PLEYNA.
no ARMIsTIcE WHEN PLEyNA FALLs-OsNAS RE-
SOLVED To HOLD OUT.
DUCuAAEsr. Thursday, NOV %. 1877.
In official Russian circles emphatic denial is given
10 rum0rs II an intention 10 conclude al armsuce
after tic fail Of Pievna.
TuE DENIAL COSFIR,frD.
LONDON. Friday, Nov. 80, 1877.
The Vienna correspondent Of The Times states that
the rumors Of negotiations for the surrender OF
Plcyna are contradicted from the Russian camp
itself
Turkish prisoners assert that Osman Pashah a. sup
plies for many weeks, and that he has addressed his
officers, announcing his intention 10 hold out to tho
last man. Either owing to these reports OF other III
formation 1t seems the expectations Of The Russians
OF a speedy surrender arc somewhat diminished
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A FRUITLEss DAY IN THE SENATE.

FOUR HOURS OR so OF INTERESTING DEBATE, AND
THAT IS ALL - HILL, wADLEIGH, CoNKLING,
CAMERON.
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GREET BRIT1LN AND The VAR.

LORD DERBY DECLARES THAT RUSSIA MUST MOI
HAVE CONsTASTNOPLE-No COOPERATION ~
PECTED FROM AUSTRIA.
, 1877-02-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE Ess1pOFF CONCERT.
The second Essipol1 concert OF The present
serIes was given lu1t evening at the Hershey
Hail, with the best audience In attendance that
this great nrttstc has Jet drawn. II there be any
consolation In the matter Of audiences to Mmc.
Esti.on 1t can be found in the fact that, wh,tt.
shc haa not attracted the crowd, sllc has been
greeted earl, evening By those who were quail
fred to I','tgc of hrr performances and kecuty
appreciate them. The programme opened last
evening With the Sa!ntSaens Second Concerto
In U rnl'lpr, but no: "for the f]rst time in
America" MS the programme states, unless the
lEst time was c1i,tcd us no performance be-
ca,1sc II .:as partial failure. II was frst given
tic eontests ii tne Harvard sinttcai A.
,Syat0n ,yss last May Z xfttsn IN
saer sSssSs and an" a ht 9r ~ nsy Egy"F he %
Allegro Il built up In co}ossat manner On
somewhat eonhre themes. and Ia hy fur tho
!nost powcr[nl movement Of the three. 1t is
literally in'fncntc.-fult of Immense difficulties,
and requiring Immense energy, tirnucss, and
Precision In performance. Tic 8vhcszo u Il
perfect little gem, of the most lanty md dell
cate sort, which tuil never fall to fasctate the
hearct: aEtl. from thfs great, kttid Allegro afsI
the dunty atlrrce work oi tlse Ecllcrzo. IRE pass
tn l're-to In tic nature Of Tarnntcllc OF a
very ciic1 getlc hut also yery scnsuons character.
In the performance OF this concerto. Nine.
EssipoH gaze ua the most ast!stt: aud nplcte
c[for. u her season, IL was Il marvel of playing
that lcaycs nutl,in. to criticize. In brcadtll,
energy, phrastnE. Eoaer,,. passion, mud
Technique, Il ranked with the most
insl,ircti ci1orts Of Kubinetcin. In
every respect il was revelation. As one OF the
old veterans iu u,.isic u{ this ctty-ouc who has
seLn nud heard everything for tic last haf-ccn-
tury-rcmarkcd. 1t was Immense, perfectly
1ininenfe.' Her otlrrr nu,nlrrs were Dach
Sarabanle anil Bour,lcc, Handel Giguc, a
Scarlaiti Stutiy,-tllrce numbers In one, which
shc played with elegance a,ld genuine antique
statclinrse; Lescfietzkltx rorlancc "Aycn,"
Sehutnann's 'Suringhrunnrn.'' md Chuptn's
"Grand fufonalse. The Sprtngbrunnen +" was
plarcl with tucl, exquisite tastc that the audi
Efcu persisted tH III encore, the latEcs joining In
With as much enthusiasm as the gentlemen. 1t
was evident that MtRt. EsspufT was very much
fatEucu, Int she tlna1Gy yielded and Returned,
auL PLAYED thu Sllas "fiayutte." VI. viyien made
bis best impression In tic 1luiut Rust Senate.
hut his playing Ut the beautiful Beethoven Ko-
ilsancC In q MIS- Tot such al effort ~ VIC hare
right to expect from 50 good PLAYER. II was
logy, careless, eypressfonlcss. Utmost eloyeuly.
Nlse Palmer Eang MI aria from stcrralante's
"1l Giurantcnto !" md Rubinstcln's little rem,
"Thou'rt Like Ento Flt,wcr," In her c0nvr,-
tfH!al atylc. The last concert Of tile SEASON will
he Eiretj TN Saturday afternoon, upun wIich pc-
casion Mine. EssiruE will play the Chopin L
n,!uUr Cunvertu, which 1irst u,u,le her London
five Of Mclldcssohn's " Songs With
Out Worrls;" TarantclIc Of Chopin and his
Socturur, op.0
, 1877-02-01
INDIANS.


| Sending Sioux Tonle. from Standing Rock to
st. I'anl.
sptrtat Correspondence RI The Tribune.
sr.s,1s0 HnrK: H. r. Inn 1g-t'r,r, m, NJ
.,,. n,,or. a. ,,,.,''.., ,aa... .,.. a.,
''e oeeae =. hs!"S'' iea'" t'at tne 'ast ol Inc
ponies Will leave llrrc Tomorrow fos It. Paul.
mcnt Of five sollors and clgh, Indian scouts. II
| Il .rt,f,,v II ,er,1nus rn,.rt,l.;r,, rI,, ,..J
.',u ~ .s,!.. r.' .t.','. ,''i l,o 1c'a
WV 'e l.hcn ''i stIA1Sht ilsle 10 Fort etstc-
most direct route, to St. Paul, ut least aa5u
miles further Tile total ti,taurc. on th,. short,
..t ,,,,,,o ~. ,,,, H., f,.,,,I ,,,,1 ,,.t.'' ~,
o '''n' '''". -. w 'oo' m.i'' ,nslGa"tGt ~
IN miles Inc Btrctch 1rttn Staud!ng Rock to
Fora sisseton Is broken, hIlly prairie, without
| a house, !Iabjtatiol, ur an ,alJitaut, II has
| not II road. Fur about sryeuty mIlrs. bc,wc,.n
~. s...a'.,a .,,,,,,t.,,s .',., ,,,.' ~
tributaries of t'c ta!oc' there Is nut tree, and
probably not IL drop Of water, although,
fnow cai he melted II the party should curry
fnrl ulonr viii, them In,,'nu ,u,s nre, ,,,riy
-, "i"1 ~. t"s'''' A"s."''' l'"u'es a.e "a'us
animals; ons' II tl'cy eau i've through this trip,
u will provo them The hardest and most valua.
bic Of animals,
rho oI,i,ors ,,v,a ,-o,, f., ,hor,,. nv, .,,o,,
~, e. NaN . ~ .""' ~ .'' "'n"'e"i
are TUG 'ntst et'hpcttlst tlat could be selected
tnr tl'ls da,lgerou. and ariuolls duty, There
MI! bc no f1rage for thu ponies fr the first :O0
miles, except what they ran paw nut of the
tlluw ard icc., Ono thing Is certain: II silent
kislinEhury should alpcerd III getting lis rrt
tn st. PAUL without great loAs, he will deserve
murh rrrlit: 1t IL II dreadful trip tu rnn.cn,-
patr.-i.Rl miles. oYrr SHOW nt icr, In jan,ary
a'i February, i'll Dakota and Minnesota with
nut hulse, or eyen u tire, to shelter Oflr fur
! hunrct!s Of miles. 1t Is not pleasant to dwell
upnh. hut ] suppose tho coI,,nuhllll. uil1rcE,
tir,,. Cusli,, with Ills rsuAl discretion, knows
what he Is abuUt. An Investigation tntu
tic lTuu state of affairs would prl'yr that the
ct!ilenry Of ticp, Carin's management ut Till
ls,st eonl,l be adynntagpol.siy followed clec-
Wllrsr, whereby the Government would bcs
saye'l much l*rless expcsv. WlYare nut such
officers sent tnto the country nf the SIuux, to
lrrnltnntc war which promises, under present
management, to he uf loug duration nlIl nt lit
tlc lwrlnanent Eoolt ten. Cariln's long cxpe-
ri. l.v as military commander, It's uuilcay!l-
able record. alu Subsequent gallant achicyr-
slents " t3riyadcr ticlcsal In thu Army of tbs
Cumberland, together witt. tic beneficial results
If Isis present. management If indian atFuirs ut
, 1877-02-01

and delivering the stone on the square.
~ the 15tf l1c expects u, fntr'xlurc
Mcneil & Son In tho work, whose sole interest
in this contract, notwithstanding that that tln"-
n!ncnt reals In their name, viii be the setting
of the atone. By June ! he ca!rulatcs 70 have
the basement story OF the county. half on,-
pletcd, and BY tho closc Of the eeason IN ilaYc
The walls uo TO feet high nil around. When tho
eecason opens hc says he will employ an) men Mt
l.c'nonl in his quaFrics and run eight Kang.saus
he employs cnnyi'ts or mot, he takes hopeful
view ot tho future, provided, Of courte, that
tte county will furnish him the money as he
needs It. The work 50 far done Is first-clss,
public II etctlItabic built3ng-a,,d reasonably
thcar TUG, too, 70 far a. Walkers contract Is
ceneerilc'l, provided his "c1tras" arc not al
lowed 10 5ntll&iuJy.
, 1877-02-01
LIFE INSURANCE.
INDICTED.
Special pisth,seh to The Tribune.


NEW YoRk, Jan. 3l.-ln tho case Of tho Sc
curity L!fc-lnsuranee anu Annuity Company,
tle Grand Jury has foumi indictments ayainst
Rotrrt l.. Case, President; 1hcosluro u. Wet
tnorc, Vfce-Prcsilent; l-aae II. Allen, Brereta-
ryi aud lsobcrt L. Case, DR., Actuary. 1t ID said
tho trial of tho accused will bring to light sumo
strange transactions Oh the part of thu CD,npa-
'y's officials. MIR. Jufn \. Mccall, Jr., Deputy
superintendent of the INSURANCE department
OF tins State. who IIa'l" tile examination, was
one VI thp witnesses, and las FURNISHED n,.'st III
the eyidence upon which tnc indictments wsru
louEd. Friday thu GrunI Jury will uruacnt
the indictments In the Court Ut t;enclal s;css-
IONS Tbs ars.,scd officials will then br 1lotile,l'
70 apEeas% % and glSo bull pending trial. ,lr.
tI,a9 tGIay W. ~ inio,ned n t'Ia morning by friend.
Of hts indictment In day Or twu,
1hercupon 10 left the otllre OF tho Com.
Mny To secure ball, that the isuon,sny
u = formal asscst upon a warrant l,ishs bu
aYGldsd. Thu step which tllu autl4oritirs have
takrn WIS by III mca1,s unexpected, and oc.
caslul's, therefore. very little SUNRISE aiI,o,.y
Ut tle ollleluls. ee0''e'
, 1877-02-01
TRIBUNE BUILDING DIRECTORY,

H6oms. fccup1ntt
I. CHARTER OAK LIFE {rnturance Dep't).
:. To KENT.
T. GUsTfS WALLACE. j. T. DALE,
4. uuEnEn WATCli.CAsEN NAS'F-u COMPANY.
&. t.OniSSS d APPLETON.
q. NEW TO1iE WATCH COMPANY.
T.TO IEST.
Z. WI. c. DOW. A. T. BROWN, ", EOBErSs,
.. WRIGHT d T1I.EELL.
10 CHARTER OAK LIFE Loan pep't.).
il-t2. FA1flCIIILD & DL.tCKMAS.
H. HENRY T.. sEELYE, ". II. COOPER
Ills. JAMES M0EIAE. II. ". DJtlD1E.
IL. CENTENNIAL PUBLISHING COMPANY.
IT. II. D. HARDIN.
is-ln. u. X. PEAIkSOS9 i co.
~. HUTCHINSON 4 LcFF.
81. o. L. DAsKiS l. CO.
- ASSOCIATE EDITOR
y. .EDlTuti.lF-ClIlEF.
~. MANAGING EDITOR.
=. ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
n. l.. c. EARLE.
=. ". !. DAHNEY Il co.
-. WILLIAM H!:OSs.
=. II. r. SoREE0s9. !, A. NcELEOMyEY,
20. 1!EDPATli LYCEuM DCnEAU.
81. COMMERCIAL EDITOR
81. ". v. DEXTER
n. GEOl.0R l.. THATCHER.
u. NIGHT EiITO!:.
10. CITY EDITOR.
otaess Ia tho bulld.a9 to ront bY ". G. pow4
ROun u. ~ ~
, 1877-02-01


INDIANAPOLIS, Jim. 3I,-Thc Convention NJ.
MAYORS Of cities rcasscmb1cl In this ctr to-day
The Mayors and other officials Of The following
cities wcsc prcfcnt: Anderson, Bloomington.
Brazil. Columbus, Charlottesville, EyAunyilIe,
Frankfort, Fort Waync, Grcenslmrg, ll-con
CASTLE Huntington, indianapolis, Jacksonville,
hoknmo, t.ogansport, Lafayette, Lebanon,
Michigan City, Muncic, Madison, North Vernon,
hlrllnond, South Bend, Tcrrc fiaute, Vnipa-
ralso, and Washington. Mayor CoTcn, Of tfis
cisy: rns CHOSEN lrest.leat, and sfcssr.. dyson
Secretaries. Committees were appo!ntc,l 10 20
through tho general rhnrtcr by chapter. and re-
port necessary amendments Gimp. I. relates
70 Tue organization 0t ttftes, Gimp. II. to the
TX. prescribe the duties ii other o,!lccrf It was
rcsolsed Tint tho charter should bo amended 70
as tn provide fur City Judges. \ motion to
BY votc ol 10 to i'll The Convention viii sIt
through tomorrow.
, 1877-02-01

but tho firm wns allowed time 10 aeo II they
cosI!ff make hotter offer.
~ ~liic frst.tlisidcnd meeting in tho case OF The
NIX linwes Is Assignee, will he held at O'clock
this afternoon.
suraR1on COURT IN nn1sr.
John u. n. Cnrr sued John y. and William
W. Stewart tur $1,000.
Lowel! & Dalton icgnn suit for 1850
ag1tn't AfargarG. J: Wrcnn.
Charity 3. Field filed tltstreas-warrant
ngntnat Leonard q. Cafkins and wifc 10 recover
fal3 back rent for house No. 1906 West Madison
A. u. Collins, Sous Il TO. sued Louis N.
lotcntilal for t1,00o.
c1Rcrrr COURT.
The Town Of West Chicago commenced silt
II debt yesterday for saO ooo as1!'st Thoina:
against, 4" lnmlsmcn, William j. onallan and
bGrnati Hccnny. laying damages ut $aU,UN.
hiaurlcc Kelly Nlcd ncttion for writ Of
llahcas corpus, setting Up that he wa. arrested
without warrant in April, 1s75, on a charge Of
vagrancy. The trial WIS sct fur the next tlay at
ln M. hut when lie appeared ut tho place. jus
lice Sculiy's office, at the appointed time, he
learned that Ills case Ind hccn tried and he sem
fenced to pay fine Of $lUO. Last Monday he
was nrrcsted antl sent to tho ltuusc OF CoTrcc-
quite lair.
Phelps. Dodge & Palmer began suit for
s, sa,ooq nTainst saralI II. tiasr, W. =. Tucker
dcorRc y. 0acc, anil john A. Rice.
,tot,n y; u Staples aud Abra,.i Van Lane brought
sur for s?,Um ngninst FEaucis 4. Mccormick.
". a. Hendricks siictl u. n. Fustcr, 4. +. Fer
syt1, H. j. Alexander, e. n. Anderson, and X.
5unaE 5snnE t,.onoEI1-Il,e IT criminal sslendar.
,JrneE &oons-:;5. ST. u. So. u. D;iophy M "a.
, 1877-02-01

Ing the previous four years, shall bars rnatle thu
NM m,oss imPortdnt discovery In, or publtshed The
'sS nost valuable work on natural or experimental
Ist'y, pfyf{ology and pathology, geology histo.
r, geography, or statistics. The interest Of
ne next two years to- he given to an italian,
VINO 1hn'l fui3I! the ahovc-namcd conditions
should 'cnntInuc to be distributed IN he SANG
a,ryaablc, the Royal Academy ii Sciences Of
turin has ,eircn nntice that the frst prfzo
3vai,'e nearly 4lo stcr1lng) will he awarded In
l5'9, and that, IN accordance with the spirit Of
the tessatnrfs will It will choose the best work
Or discovery, whether the claim to the ptfzc he
put forward by the nushoE or not. In i8Sl the
occaalon It can only be given to an Italian.
, 1877-02-01

NEW foRk, Jan. 3l.-The examination con.
cesnlng the Rccciyrrsh!p Of the Continental
Life-1nsurnncc Company WAS continued to-,fuy
before W. A. Butler, Referee. This examination
Is nomtually to sec II the Receiver cannot
hasten his settlement. but It IL rcststrd u being
to lurgcly increase Ills bon} Tho al,liirst ion ~
on tchall of the po!lcyho!asrs, but i,ia,,y tlsrs
are represented BY counsel. John A. Fiueh.
Special Insurance Commissioner of lu.l!a,la. u
rcared OIL behalf Of uycr 10O pollryho,Iers ot
lmilana, und Of Ohio, ana Illinois. The tAkj,g
Of evidence Was adjourned till Monday
, 1877-02-01

low As the second. / have never seen = severe
tatc IN those who used beltati0nnn week or 10
before the attack. Wcl1.vcntIlated apartments,
warm clothing, good nursing, and proper diet
| important.
Dr. bcebc's record vtnt1tcatcs him hctter than
any o. n.y. friends can DO against the vcnornous
TRIBUNE. He dill mt c1afn to be tic tlfscoy-
erer of the remedy. but merely mentioned its
good resillts. "Doctor "spcaks nf condensed Dir
IN lung dfaeases, md the bromide OF potass'a IN
opathfst should come out and claim them as n
new discovery, wouldn't IT be in ns good taste
a, as to c!aifn to be the dtscovercs q tlc sui
pl'tesr ! must aay I shonlin't feel vcry
remedy Will, the "rcgitars." In some enscs It
may prove useful. Not long ago case of pucr-
psral cnnsulsfons camc to my knowledge where
a"regular doctor" had charge of tho ease, and
administered III heroic doses bromide Of p1tasll
with no CoMl rcau1t 4 humcopatllias was called.
who suggested helfadunnA t!ncture, which was
given IN allot,athc doses with no better results
Finally ''eilutlonnn sixth was given. and soon
tbn jratieut was improving, and s now we'll.
Why IL 1t tf,at II = homeopathic ventures an
opinion, Or periorfna Al! act whei, Is llal,ic to
give him note, tic wllnte regular fraternity fly
might he ,superesedcdf-- pcrhap. there Is
danger: well remember nearly thirty years
ngo Ut hearing I'LL uld allopathIc physician speak
o1 hla SUCCESS III the trcattncnt OF Group by put
tinE HFe Efllns 0f tnlUl&Gl In Tablespoonful III
Inolassrs and sItt!ug BY tho paticnt and every
fow minutes luttinE drop or two If tho mix
tnEc III the tongue; anil lie said that "Caiofnca
In minute doses absorbed the membrane peculiar
70 Group, or ut lcast checked tts furulntlu."
Nnw ,llcrc Is homeopathic principle carried out,
asnl homeopathic duse-for MI intlnitcalnsal
dose Is by no tncans necessary 10 illustrate tllu
homeopathic principlc-wl,ch the Old Inasl's
better judgment told m wAs more In accorl-
ace with rcnson than trying to relieyr nr empty
iile windpinc by csacun,lnK tie ston,acsl. but
az l0nv ~ The uotnltlllc doctors call this SCI
cnce, Just so lonE Will tic puor little patt.ht
llasc to yoIuit from tllc stomach willie the fell
destroyer IL gaining ground En the tsacl,ea, an1l
Wtieu tue sufferer tail yolnlt no more nor
breathe either, then III comes poor Providence
With the credit Ut doing the iob. e.
, 1877-02-01
SMALL. PIX.

apoeia1 Disp0leA 10 7As Tribune.
OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 3l.-Lewis Whitney, son
of David Whitney, prominent merehuut, died
Mon.lay Night Of smallpox, having come hume
sick few days ago from 4 Western business
trip. There u u,osc Or less stual-pox In towns
along the lina Of tbs Union Pacific. The above
Is the ouly case that has appeared In Omaha
, 1877-02-01

PlTrsylaLD, Mass, Jan. 3l.-Jacub straub, a
naturallzel etizen, resident Ut this place, Just
returned from u Slsit to Ills parents, near stras-
oourg, Prussi, gives the particulars ot lila ar
srst by the Frasst4n otIlciu1s, ard enforced
scrvlcc In the ar.ny. lle inally escaped to
Fratcc, after many hardshfps, md embarked
fur thls country. Ills friends will call tllu Ut
tentiou of the State Department Ut Washington
II, rho ease
, 1877-02-01
4 BRIDGE.

Special Rspa!ca TO- The Irt6sn&
highway bridge over the UesAfoinct River at
THIS place was completed to-lny, aud The isrst
train crossed this evening. The bridge Is 1,2l0
feet 10 length, aud cost $ti5,0o0. It was built
Jointly BY the 1t. Louis, kcokuk d. Northwest
crn Hallway and the CIty OF Kepkuk,
, 1877-02-01

iNt0 itFs ErtnInY fM
At the request uf The Chaplain Of the Massa-
chusetts Siate i'rison. u yotc xas recently taken
alHouE the eonylvts tu ascertain whether 1t was
desired that he sluul1 visit auu talk With lhcul.
4 large majority Of the prisoners voted no"
, 1877-02-01

,lIclp for tho weak, nervous, aud lchslltated; !;
chfoAIc and painful d4ca4es cured without tneLt.
stns. Electric bsIts aud ushcr appliances. sli about
thou. and how ~ distinguish The genuine from thu
spurious. Book. with 9au particulars nsilcd fsse.
AddEtss ruasatuachet QalJani9 Cou.oAux, w Wins
street, CluctnaASl, o.