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A SSOCIATED BROTHERHOOD OF
IN IRON AND STEEL HEATERS ROLLERS AMI
ROUGHERS. Marion Ledge meets cor. South aud
Tennessee Sts 1st and 81 saturday evenings Of each
month. OrFoEKs }. Funk. W. 81 John New
man, V. W S; Vim n. Morris, K s Pstri X ward
r. s.. Edward Honnon. o. O.; John Schreger w.
John Berry, p. s.. Henry kepple, W. O.; Mike Co.
grove, L. G.; John Berry. d. " 5.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1877-06-16
NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS.

THE HOUSE CARPENTERS EIGHT
IL HOUR LEAGUE. AND SHOP 40. OF
street, San Francisco, CAL the FIRST Monday evening
each month. Officers UuriAh X. Thomas W. N.
L. g. Pendlefou. 1t Foreman Ham Stewart I'd Fore
man T. M nsen, Treasurer; j. w. Grevg, X s.
E.Os Andrews, r. s.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1877-06-16
Catarrh. Consumption.

Asthma, Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung Com
plants (Which this country the greatest enemies
10 Health and Lhel when changes of climate and all
else fails, cured by Dr. ATKINS Improved Inhaler
and Constitutional Restorative Treatment.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1877-06-16
Lingering or Chronic Dis
eases,

Scrofula Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Piles Goitre Drop
~. Gravel, Constipation, Bpoworn Liver Diseases,
etc, q whatever name or nature, siuy diagnosed
aud skillfully treated.
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BLINDNESS! DEAFNESS

All Diseases and Affections % the Eye and Ear sue.
cessuly treated by mild remedies Crosseyes straight
ened ATtificial inserted that look natural. No
-.
, 1877-01-29
CASUALTIES.

Eo'fsn idrtFttstr.
The total losses TO the Gloucester fishing fleet
for tho year 1876, in addition to tho ten vessels
mentioned as lost In tho DECEMBER gales, gives
the terrible aggregate OF 213 1ncn. and twenty
seven vessels valued at sl5l,oyo, IN which there
r. Insurance 10 tho amuunt If 2tl8.2A2, MI In
the local ofIlres of Gloucester, and the ioas
thereby falls directly upon the Aahug interests
OF that c!tr. The nearest approximation to :i,c
losscs u 1876 WIS In 1871, wkrn III lives wcrc
last anl thrtY-onc vessels, valued, with their
quilts, ut xl1B100. .
The loss of vessel property, however. falls
into utter inslgnIticance when compared With
thu lives that went dpwn In thc rcsscls. The
bl0w was II terrible one, and the scar Just
closeti las witnessed larger loss Of litc and
vessel property frpm Gloutcster t1an any ycar
stnre the tlshg business has I'tcn established
t1,er:. Of tI1c total number Of men lost, 1(i7
went down With their ycbsrls, Il were lost OYER
board, alil "a were lost In doFics Willie atten.l
ting tu tlcir trawis.
Frtnn the character Ut the fishing business, A.
tract[n. a* It docs rncn nf a1l nntIuus. lnny Ut
whom arrive Ut. unr day, slip, and are gone tU
sca tic next, frequently leaving at the close Vi
The voyage, ur sometimes continuing through
the fishing seasou only. 1t Il Impossible to g!vc
accurate statistics Uf the number ri widows ard
orphAns resulting from these disasters. Of the
lost fishermen OF 1915 It Ia known that ii left
wflowe, aud that liz children were made father
less.
, 1877-01-29

Dnke Of Burgundy, was Appofnted f6s.-
At the battle Of lfatlnw, against lie LoTi off
lsies, 10 f41t. At his death tho Eafiiom :;
Fefteu p lilo Crown and was In 1856 ri
6y sIr Robert Erskinc of Erskine, 40 heir
l.nilr Elync Mar, daughter OF Grntncy.
Earl Of Mar, md wife Of Sit John Mont
itus, as 8fr Bernard Burke says. though II
descent was int1[sputahty eatab1[st,etft ;Shh:
E;aFl!om WAS not actually conferred upou - =
EFskincs until It had been enjoyed bY f1u1
Ear's Of different families, tho last o{ whom M
the celebrated Regent Moray; when at length
= period OF lao years having elapsed, IL was r.
stored Etr n1odatn jastitaE by Queen Mary ID
1855 to John, Lori Ersk!ne, Hho should OF ftet3
be rcekoEed A. sixth Earl of Mar OF the ErsIkint
blood. From him md from, his ron John, ID.
ignatcd by Sir Bernard Burke seventh Earl. thk'
Ear1dom pasecd IN unbrokcn mnlo f1cscont 10
JJoll7. eleventh Earl. who proclaimed tho Old
Prctcnacr rs Inmcs VIII. of Scotland, and cen,
minded Tor him at shcrlftmur. He was 1T
tainted OF high treason IN 17f5. Tho attalnder,
whs reversed by Act Of Parliament in 1891. Ii
thc tenth Earl. On the death Ut the thirteensli
Earl. the title passed to his eldest son, John
Iholnas, the fourteenth Earl, who died without
Issue In 1866. The Ear1dom of Mar was fhslu.
upon claimed and assumed by Mr. John Francis
Misunderstanding, the protcsfcr at Holyrooi1, ii
only son Of the last Earl's eldest sister, By hef
tnarriagc with Mr. William James Goodcye, Of
Clifton, and also By tho Earl Of Kelllc, ~ eldest
grcat-grHndaon In the male lInc Of John Francis.
thirteenth Earl, In whose favor tic reversal ot
the nttatntcr was made; md the House Of Lord
decided last year that tll9 Earl Of Kcllic rsa
entitled to the Pecragc.
, 1877-01-29

PHI Nal I'll rte.
An unsecinly "sccDc," with was reported IN
rood talacr, will recall attention to os1e VI tho
must ane!rnt recrngca Oh record The Earllum
at Muir, a4rurtlluE to Lord lIailcs, Is ''ot,e Ut
the Ear!lons ho.e origin Ia last II, IT. antiquity.
II existed hcfurc t'ur rc,rds, and before the ERA
" genuine hlstury.' There aru two EaFdusns
tqut'y.-na.ntly: those Ut Arundel anl suthcr-
land; and like them, 1t is tn is origin fcut.al
Earltlotl. Arcnllny to Sir Bernard Burke,
Martatust Eurl OF Mar, was witness to q charter
of donation by Malcolm Cacnn.orc to The
Cullecs of l.o:hleyeu of the tnanor Ut kiIgal.
Earnot'l, IN lnji. Frun lin descended, In tlt
lia'c ltue. t;Eatury, Earl OF Mar, wio succeeded
tn tho tltlu In l:3.34. n,ld Ehn married Indy
lsaetirl D1ure, daughter Of R.,Jcr., Earl II
Curfrls A..A slster II los'crt l., II Scotland Ills
granddaughter was Margaret Countess Ut Mar
~ her own right, daughter oi Donald, Earl ot
William, Earl Of IGuslas, vho, after his
M,4rriugc, was styled Earl Ut Douglas unl alus.
Isabel, Its daughter aNd sol. hrlreas, married
Sir A!a!tollH uEItnniu.ld OF DTunamonti, Who
died, however, without issue, and wns kuecrcded
IN the representation VI his house by lls hr,thcr
Sir Juhn nrunlnus,tl, Jnst!r4er Ut Scotland, the
uncc.tor Ut thu Earl of Perth aud Mclfort. Tha
Countesa OF Mar married, secondly, Alexander
Stewart. natural sun u Alexander, Earl Of
BuchAn, aMl grandson Of Iluhtrt H., known Is
tho ,"Wol! of liadcnosh.n lie. aecoriiny to
Sir Bernard isurke. made his apIIea1atlcc Ut tha
head Ut y formidable band Of robbers il tho
Highlands, uDl having stornscI aud taken tic
Countess of MARS Castlc Ut ktldrumm,c,
obtained fsr ~ snarElagr, either By ytpls,icc ar
persuasior.h 1he Cnu.trss subsequently lnatio
2 treo sruut Of heF honors aul Inheritance to
her husband. 'rllo resigned thcsn ~ the Crown
and obtained Ee~Er4ie ii them. IlG was Anu
hassadur 10 Englaid il4 1ttU ui,l l4V1, much Gis
ttnEuiehcu li!iAclt IN arms LII tue eesvlcG of tho
, 1877-01-29

social world does this announcement carry usi
george ". had not quito month exchanged
tue regency for tho throne; the nation was
troubled 70 the core BY tnc Kings aecusations
OF the Government, In which Lord 'Castlcreagh
of political reform.
a peaceful meeting nt Manchester In the pre-
The Corn f.nws prphIbt|nythc impor. oi grain
had raisei thc lsicc Of wheat to famine prices,
t*enty ycars, had lcit the usual legacy Of wars,
universal unrest, and the rcsiiycncss nntural
under greatly Increased burden Of taxation.
At th'a junciurc Thlat1cwootl and Ills twenty
thrcc associates resolved to Initiate GUY Fnwkfst
intention; but, trsteus nj hlowinRt1p the PaElta-
i!Icnt Houses, they determined OH assassfnatsng
the SIinGtsr. as they sat At dinner the ptlcats u
f'n1e was that ntltc tic Ministry uut nl the
wny resurln tiovcrnnrnt would be cstab]stl-
ell By the f.enplc Bat traitor. in the camp OF
canspirators acquainted the Gnrcrnmcnt with
a!l tt!r RIOT. On thc day nf the dinner party,
Feb, @s, Thy ron'1lrato:s had assembled IN lott
OTcr stnblc In Lntn asreGt inow Flower strcct)t
Edgcwara Nnad, and wcrc arning when The
pulice nrrlscd.
II. the xcut!lc most Of tic consr!rato,a cs-
tnpcd, hut Thf.ttewuxl wa. taken the next
'',rning, aad IL the following sinY he and fur
- Ills companions were lunged at thc old Bailey.
They were tllc last prisoners confined In the
To"cr: Or the remainder, t1ve were transport
81, anil Tie man now deceased, vlo has survived
r'yilascc ri the police Or was deemed too young
nn'l obstuEe 10 be worth taAing. During hfs
long nftcr~1tlc he li1s seen more than MI which
ll!t fellow: Enught accomplished By the con.ti-
tMtinntl changes, amounting almost to rcvol,,-
ttoilF, which have hccn wrought. The England
.f totlaI Is scarcely more Unlike Turkey tHan It
IS unlike the EnGlaEd of tho DAYS of tic Cato
Street Conspiracy.
, 1877-01-29

fdea of rcnsfftaee does rot occur IN life, other.
wise jeelousy miFht equally extend 10 tntInts fe.
r. mals ftlsaas dying 'vitH has often preferred =
strcad} their aunt, yet stranHer In blood 10 their
father, second family II Tins dnuh1J related 10
IL introduced, family nnlon Ia preserved and jca.
oue!cs prevented
7hlrd-siould II prevent thn n,atcrnat aunt from
reading viii, tho woWeF and ttknG cfta1Hr Of bis
chi1drrnf common roof a3d community OF tn.
tere.t between snch person. unmarried. encouraged
by Tic cxIrtfng law. Ia the ninst fruitful Of
thcse nnions. r. pAYHrEH ALIEN, Esq..
minister.
Treasurer, Il. n. story, Ea1.
bankers, Mc.ars. Coeks. Biadn1ph T. Co.
, 1877-01-29

IMPORTANT TAS.IlrtE DECISION.
An official rp,,y If II rcrcnt decision of tho
Initial s,n,,. t;,,,r.,,a t,,nrt ot W,s,,t,yt,,,
' o'''eo ssA',, ""P.e'"o - y =,
WIS ielelseu 'ese ycster""y W 'a!"ca Sa''ah1s't
one Of TIC parties t3 the Rrtion of tat,tn1H rs.
jEtyity, in ylir,. tic decision Of tbs Cpttr,l
Ytutcs (Inut Court far mi, State. wb,el, fo].
" Io".s I"u .' e' "t" s.".
lo"e" t"e uct's'ons " I"estAle o1!ae' eo"'.'
Is rGyc:aeu, a'ld consequently changing entirely
tie status Ut tax.t.ties In this state.
tuj1nnun ,,.ts I'm title to the fn,..ls in contro-
,.s,,. h., rr. .,ror,, ,,,.,t 1.,aa
'e'", ~ s"tac " treasurer > t114"ee" o''Ssa
I'll rales Of the prc'niscs fur delinquent taxes In
1854. The drcto we're p1nccd uN reeusd,
nn1 Hurley eout,ht tt, hayo them act na,,fp. IA
= ,,.,,,,,1 ,Y., ~. ,l,,a ,r,,,ri Iv ,n,r1,,v. ~
e'o1A upou i.s Lug, psusatea =, I'u'tHase'
the United states l1s ai'o set up that no taxes
were Levied OIL the lands for tic years for Witch
they wrre rold; TINT tic t.xcs II INV there vcrr
,.c-rr l,.o,rr ,,rl,n.,uru.. Tint thr,c x.,s m
's ....,,s'', W." -. ."' ."s ~. w. ~
person. alsthofize' 10 TeofeF ta3es IN eus3
c"unty; that there was no authority for Tic
Galc ii the luni for tho uuiI.payncut vi tuxcs
fhu, II, f,,r. ~, iii, nf TIM ,anl far ,,cIt,,,.,t
.,, ,,s,. ,,'"t w.,
saAe' eVtI 'n"S i'!aee, t"u1 t"o pe'so',s eoniea'
tsated Win Callahan loF tlic lalrrusc o1 prevent
ln:. guuntitiou ut tl!e san O1 l1tn1s fur tax !;
amt thaa certificates of salt, contrary to tllr
, 1877-01-29

6E7t7H ZEzEd1ch % 7HE 7T76GNe,
OMAHA, Scb., Jan. as.--Scrcral serious acci-
denis have occurred here within the past week
aiming coasters. The last a1rl most ecvtuts ac-
cidcnt l,appcncs, Gu St. atary's avenue. As Mrt.
Naliacc Il. Bartlett was preceding hotncwar1 in
her buggy, i eoa.tiag sled ran Into her horfe,
whtei, jumped OVER bank twelve feet high.
The buggy was totally wrecked, Tue nurse was
considerably bruised. and Mrs. Bartlett was so
dangerously hurt that II via thought that her
inIurIcs might prove fatal. She was unconscious
for time, md bud IN le conveyed home iu u
carriage.
Two young laly pupils Of Drowncll Ilall Scn,-
!naFy and yOtlny ilatl were also considerably
hurt II the taInc tiu.e.
\ MN employed by scgclke 4: Porny, min
crat-wl:cr manufacturers, brkc hIs jaw to.iay
by fllliny oil Ills Wagon-se2t While Intoxicated.
, 1877-01-29
FIRES.


!t.tct1l Hisp1fch 10 The Tribune.
CHaMFAt0S, ILL.,, Jan. 2S.-A fire broke cut In
row Of wooden buildings In tllis city last
night, and, before It WAS under control, burned
fire stores. The following named persons were
burned out: jacob Ebert, bakery aid board
fnC.housc. loss sl-I0, no insurance; George
Gay,nan, bouts and Shoes loss on building
1850, stock same, building insured for 1000,
stock $1,000; john lfels, residence in upper
story, 500 loss on furniture, no insur.
anee: William shiplcy, building, $1,000, insured
Tor 500; Joscnh Miller, bak or and confcctoncr,
less sl,090, no Insurance; /. Dollman, txo
buildings, loss $4,000; also stock Of groceries
owned hy the same, mostly saved, probable loss,
s30) insurance. The loss falls particularly
hrnyy upon tho owners Of tho property, ~ #
was about nil they Ind. The origin of ihe fire
Il unknown. Tho fire department did we'll, and
succeeded in saving several other buildings.
The Illinois Central Water. Works proved ttsc!f
capable q throwing an immense volume OF
water. They were put in abaut year AGO, and
this was the first time they harc ljccu used.
, 1877-01-29
:;
SANFORD'S.. a
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH !;


&C. .... .....
instantly relieves and permanently cures this toath.
soe disease In all Its varying s.sRcs. 1t poascsses tho
soothing hnd healing properties Of pla1t4, herfs, snd
barks In sl.cE essential form. frcs from every abrous
contamination and IN this respect dt1e1 from ctery
tther known remedy. In ahott ycnr t. has found
wherever known has become tile stupdsrd remedy fer
ihs tTeatmcnt Of Cstarrh The pEuprctors have been
waited upon by gentlemen Of national reputation who
hare bcen cured by shIa remedy md who have at conA
htrhlc c1rcnsc aad personal trouble spread tho good
ncws Throughout the circles in which they move. when
you hear wcatthy gentleman Of intelligence and ra-
Ancmcnt say. II owe my life to Bansorus Radical
Cure. You may feel aaturcd that It II article Of
great value and worthy 10 be e1asAea among tho saAds
ard medical spec!dcs Of tho 3ay. ~
, 1877-01-29
IMPORTANT LETTEI
From Distinguished Physician.

itnrd the hrrakng Of the tna catAFfn,
e sst.r of sell of t.,se. u .gls. q hearing t!s
ftls t9 IT. destructive Influence Thc r.on IL lftti
buts oakl,out te stAtc attacks ETery Vital Iuk,
Aia i!eass IN The most trause y! cui&tttutsU1s.
horrtl because int ttts rndsrtt Dd BY Inn.t hys!cE
;u;fsrltE iroa + .ase i'ut lt!s or g " relieves
ular Treatment VI th4 terrible disease " rcfne,lles
IL thu rrafh of all passed into hsns II UHce coupe
aud tru.worthy. The new aud hlttleFto untred sa1
eio2e,i IL I'r. hanfoni n thr rreparat!on VI h.K
IG ;a, =, ~ 1laf W. ny Iearty @ = pf.yn hTl!
fau.r i strkr* 4 tl!s rogt q the eti*tsv !ix
9rtrt application 70 the Nasal paAsAscs. IT, Ht!on Ii
ll ofi teTlatr fixed ruic, and uHlrss str sE forcea
fur exhausted Euubt in tr Ff1tak nn1iusIty Of
cates, effect ruTc. tiEU. lIEA1tU. u. b.
Souscutl D1ock, SO. F7am!nzhaul Oct. l. ls7a. Z.
, 1877-01-29
FINANCIAL.


Epectat Digpateh to The Tribune.
SzW lonk, Jan. 1s.-J. b. Ford & Co, pub
lsaers, tnsling 10 meet Their obligations In the
first compromise with their c.e,ltors, 9nyc gone
into bankruptcy uga!t, and ofrcE Thirty CENTS ol.
tl.s lullar The total liabilities arc SM5, ,0OU.
Among tho nssets Is tho contr4et with Henry
Ward Rrcc'icr 10 write life Of Christ. It IL
IaJnrsr,l "ya!ue uncertain"
New ronH, JA,i. 2s.-J. q. Ford {: Co.. pub
ls'scrs, have gone Into bankruptcy for the second
time, having tailcl to carry out thc terms Of
their first compromise with their creditors.
They now uiIc- 10 cents on the lollar, payable
In sixteen monthly tastali.ncnts.
, 1877-01-29
CRIME.
TIE LOUISVILLE SHOOTING AE-
FRAY.

AAAA& 4-'14ia AA1SA] t7AANc AAA1~ AAA
FRAY.
J]is,,ach 10 C3,ciaHdft En1uirfr.
LoUisytLLr, Jun. 20.--A shooting ntTEny this
mosntnt. between ". Z. II. Whipps, proprietor
.. tho Willard Hotel, ono Of tho principal
hotels In this city, nud Jor ". att,ckton. his
manager, has caused moro excitement nnl tn1k
than perhaps anything Of thu kind IN this city
since the tnc,slurablc sfuottng Ut Gcn. Selson
by Gen. Jcfl c. Davis at tho Gait House during
the War.
It appears that when Mr.. Stockton came down
to thu occ tlt'5 ,norlitny he found Mr.. Whips
there before him. aud Tint gentleman rcprovcl
hin fur coming To bis duties II: So late M ho'tF
cited. Thcy wcre Standing behind the ,!ctk OF
tic hotel at The time. rs WAS alsn s!r. ingram,
the clerk. slr. Whlpps claimed that it wa
Stochtnu's duty 10 Etva LIS personal attsntio'i
ton replied tliat thc condition ot his health
wou!t3 iu1t pclultt lin, to Ect up qu early.
p4saonatu words followed, when sir. Stock;
ton Withdrew i1r moment. When llc feturnc'I
quarrel was renewed, when Stockton plarcl Ills
]iand In hfs hososn and drew rcrolvc:. In
Eranl tile clerk. being Ect'rctn them, caught his
arm and pushed llit,l out tn the l:ali, taking tho
tuwayd tbs readl,!E-roosl., atltl minute Of twu
latcr returned. Mr.. Whpps, In tic meantime,
took Il iar.c ,rran.sr pistol, carrying hall
t'anre ball, anll walled out fntn the hall. lie
ca,ao gu tho ntlIcr, utle u! hla legs being trokt,.
As lie llohb!et out he carried the pistol by the
sit,n uf Ills crrtcl exposed fully to vcw.
W!en he reached tho foot oY tho stairway he
confronted Air. STOCKTON, antl asked hL., why he
drew plstul OIL lllIl,. The reply wn4. c.atlse lie
lutl ',ce,, 'hsuite. Whips called lin liar.
Stockton returned the cTitlsct. Whips ealc,l
him !" damned liar" Stockton struci, lin two
blows In tho facc with Ills fist, causing. lin, to
tcyoi n,,d t!rop Ills eat,c. As tlutckly Us he r.
covered Ills foutiag Whlpps raixetl his pistol ant
ltrrtl three tics I'll rapid tesston. After the
n:st shot lie stopped tu pick up Ills cnno to lie
icIlu himself. usi When the other two shuts
we1r tre1 llr fill to the floor.
UEo shot took elect oil the left side Of Stock
ton'a neck, 10 tho right uf tho truc!lea, passing
aru.ln1 tho wiudpipc AMI Judging Under thu skill
oil the utltr side III The ncck. The I,ahsusc Ut
the ',uIl around tho win.lpIpe has in|a'ncti it SO
ul,iel, as to seriously Impede breathing, and
may result IN luatl,. Another ball cntrted the
abdomen lust abuvc thu pulls, uni, itio tho
| other, 1n,s not been rGtnuyrd. Tho third hlsot
| missed hinI.
a1r. Whips has long been connected with the
| Wlllurl, and besit:cs has uitcu held ,lblte
/ Etat;nns OF llnnoy anu profit. Mr. Stockton WIS
| fir yGAlB Will tic utd Un!tr1 States Iiutel In
ti.:s city, nficrwanl with Sir. Whips a. the
y Hurt leaving which hOnae he took charge 0f
| tic st. Nicholas at Lexington, nnh had only
mile recently Fe.nrhel to Ills I'D pacr IN the
| Nliiurt, T1le WounlB received nra supposed to
| b. necessarily fatal.
, 1877-01-29
MURDER.

Hf7EHE 1VspHstH 10 1N3 7F1bUHF-
C1NclSSArl, T., dun. IA mur.trr occurred
this evening III about O'Clock, growing oilt Of
drunkenness. flsc victim MAS llenry sassc, a
saloon-scepcr III thu Twtnty-ilftt Ward. Thu
assnllant was Charles Ilntl1twosth. brother Ut a
well-inW",s u;stllcT. lie Was out un u sIlrcr,
antt Mss arIncd with revolver. Aftnr A5,i,.
shot intp the toor oi tlte satt'on l,e refused to
pay for lts drinks, and went uut Into the street.
stts' followed him out tu give lin u pIrcs oi
Ills nintt, wlrn Do.tdswnrti t!,n. hin, through
ts1e iuhEa, caust::g h!H teAth IN five minutes
DuIllswUrtl4 WAS prU.MptIy arlcstcl.
, 1877-01-29

QCsECi. ILL.,, ja.1. :aS.-Un tho 9th Ut January
Martin NJ. Huber, Cashier oi the 1'niietu,..
ctdur Rapids i: Northern RailroaI Ut Durlt,,.-
tuu, ubsco,,.cl 'T:tl, @75o Of funds belonging to
the conrauy. liz appears to I,ava lad at, ae-
cc,n;,lice by the nat,s ol FIanle WyIasrl, aud
H.. i've ta:l,c to thi, city nhut tr,l tluss nyo.
Nyland FUND rmplnyntnt l.v,s, hut Itla,rr lias
u them, umd yesterday Wyiand was ti tnirrestci,
hut lle refuses to reveal t!1e whereabouts us
Huber. 4. Tie 1attrr left large u,uo.nt
uf nu,ley witch lle ,u!,:kt have tarn
II II not believed TINT robbery WIS hls Min, but
Tint hr ran nway to gvod tho consequences ot
III unfortunate amour.
, 1877-01-29

E1t6 5fF.5 EIdHF1HfT.
4 double murder was ron,r,lttc'l nt Afoorcs-
vile, il Fails Corn.y, eighteen, miles from this
city, IN Friday afternoon last. A man natncd
Trc.nl,tc hal Ecen riding tyrr the nc!Ehorl,oul
armed with reyulyers alul making threats. \
warrant was !asueh !pr Ills arrest anl placed IN
tho 'lal,as OF s!r. l1urieavr, Constable .; Pro-
yGliny ,n'sa nItnctl nntcrt Dllincrr, attempted
tu execute the wiurInt. Coming upon ticl:
man at Mrortsyl'e they demanded aurrcn-
der, hut, insiraI q giving himself ul, tho dcs
pcr:t!u drew revolver, slutrl: rs Lightning, n,l
E.'I1t Il hnls crushing through the braim vi youug
OlinEcE, who fr'l ttrall tu spot, alnl, wheel
,,,s, hc .irltl second shot. which pierced HUI
cie.:ve's heart, killing lln Instantly. 1'lc les-
Vt lien immediately started In pursuit, and mr.
rpstul tho iut.lt{ye,
, 1877-01-29
G. A r A r R.H
And Deafness Cured. ~

Gfnf,tmfn: Nj wife hns been troubled With ceia'sa
any beneat. be in. alto hern partially deaf n
F0i:ifb HtpiEhL CUlIE iler troubles have steoT
ErswlnR rapidly c.,er A. t!Mca she can hear = .ss III
srmstly Will rrault In permanent Fcse1Fst!on OF haf
hs.5n IT, % nfn ana F
ii args kAlc consequence Of the faillax ~
lief ana autdr by !ta pett1uelY Tuln+
- A.. ". UAflDSUS. ;, !
Ha1dwlck, W., March II. ::
that he laa taken many remedies md has enpoysd
phYsrians wttiout relief, but has derived ths
H. F. D.. j
Ear psckage cont Ana 1T. sanfofdk ftnProv4 1nhtt-
!nE rGc With tuls dfrct!ens tor 9.e n 81 ets4 e4A
Iratxxsts throughout tho ua!ted states WIrKB & |
lUrrEls, Arncr1 AEeun and wholesale ur1gRi4tsf J.
Itu4ton,
, 1877-01-29

6rRt7a8 Dzfd!tH 70 1He 7HbHHz
Ont WAYHE, Ind, Jan. 45.-AdlItfonal par
t.~1lars OF the boiler explosion Friday iu Joscpts
Gotl'e saw-,nill, ucar Eaton lad. have Lecn re-
celvcd. Samuel Saunders, fireman, VAS III
stanty killed, parts Of Ills holy Lclac found 5c0
yards from tho engine. Walter Cunningham
WIS blown to prccs. saIuuri ynuncc was ter
rtbty scallctl anl h!e ltga n,sd nrms broken.
Joseph Gotr was badly scalled. Tlrcc other
men we're severely hut not fatally injured.
1ounec and toll Lave since died. The cause uf
the explosion Is not known.
, 1877-01-29

Indianapolis, fnu., Jan. os.-Thc loss hy tho
Academy Of slusEc lire will probably nut exceed
$lou,000 to tl25,000. The building was insured
for $4,000. Smith &: Potts, ero2cra, loss, 1900
to 5000; Insured for ta.0D. ]. II. Lyons,
stores, stock yulucA nt *3.50o, only parialy
destroyed; Insured for t2,,5UD Chced, liquor
saloon, loss, 8l0,U1; III Insurance. II. II. Lcr,
loss, $40, ,000; covered By insurance. Dickson d
1.otcy, lcssees Of the theatre, loss, s3,00o; no
Insurance,
, 1877-01-29

An "egg-shooting match cau,c of At the
Natsrs!dc last Friday between John Kclso AMI
+. X. Grain. TAu llaiancu was tweuty-Qne
yards, and tue eggs were sprung from trap in
slot two cut os twelve, aud Grxia ten; the lat-
ter, Of courae. whining tts tnatxh BY ~ large
majority" THIS sport Is = sreat improvement
on tne slaughter Of ltsc pigeons, aud i. srrs the
xhsnthe sgy y hit. especially when II hsppeut
, 1877-01-29

The lirid, darkcTimson spots, sometimes
called "nort-"ine marks" With which some :
generally been regarded as t1iicilble. Tho sur!
gcon Of the London Hospital l,aA performed
several successful operations, however, and ho
Iesest1es them for the benefit Of his profession.
affected surface, about sixteenth OF m inch
npart, after making the flesh insensible With
ether spray. Upon healing, the blen,Ish Is gone;
carefully DONE
, 1877-01-29

NEW loRH, jan ..3.--Satllan l.. Lcfnlcin,,
junior member of tJe hankIng lrnl of Lcl,nhcim
* Son,.. Montrose. ra., WAS arrested here yes.
terday, Charged with presenting for discount Ut
ths lmpnrtcrs Il Traders Hank a furee,! nutr
1or $lO,000. LGhnhe!n pleaAeu not guilty.
, 1877-01-29

1.oSpoH, Jan. ga special from, Ma'Icr!a
announces that Lieut.. Young, u The LfyingFt"'1
Mission to Africa, IS coming to Engsand. Ilc
reports that tic mission has had great elect
,,pot, the slave trade. Only tl,irty.cGlt slaves
were scnt to the coast In 1876, although tho
traffic lad ttcy!oufly amounted to many
thousands annually.