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GOODRICH.

The Divorce slyster Still FegefnE Away:
Not wtthstanding: that A. Goodrich, the d.
vorce shyster, has been debarred by decree OF
the Supreme Court from praeticlng in any Of
the courts Of this State, he still hangs out MS a
shingle as attorney and counselor -at-law, as
viii be seen from the following circular ad.
dressed ,:onhdentia1ly to members OF the Bar
throughor It the country: :.+
A. Coon. .stcu,: Ar7orsEr AND CoCzcELoR At
Law, Nor .Rr PCElIc 4Sp CoxxtssloSEsM n:no r.. OF
DEEps Cur rA0o, Jan: II, 1677.-DeQT SaT:
can obfsfn a., absolufs divorce for you legally and
Gaieiy. I % .:ithotsf fraud or perjary, provided yon
can testify to- any Of the following causes tor a.
desertion one year, impo.ensy. conviction, for
felony, fraud in consnmnatang tne "aef'ase'
Gouf presence resi- h,<e viii not BE reaaI:ea but, =
possible, would p1 efert personal interview ant an1
5ette9 insu1e secrecy and success The total 81
pense OF divorce: including all court costa ann
certiaed cop7- OF the deeree ot divorce under sea4
Of Court, win be S125- or h sutn s25 tsto ~
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CURRENT GOSSIP.


TRUTH EO1t LII r I1Nlt-
To the Editor AZ The Tribune.
CHICAGO, March 5.-Iu Jamcss Russell Lowelrs
Poem, Under the Old Elm, +" read ut Cambridge,
Mass. on the hundreth anniversary Of Washing
TOMS taking command OF the American army, there
are many passages US appropriate for this day as
for any day since the world was. Take this, FOR
example, as description Of the man who retires
from. or the one who assumes, the duties, OF the
highest Office In the Nation to-day:
A nature too decorous and severe, =.
Too self respectful IN its griefs and joys,
For ardent girls and boys.
Who find no genius in q mind SO clear
That its grave depths scem obvious and near,
Nor soul great that made SO little noise.
The longer on this earth We live,
And weigh the various qualities OF men.
sccjn. how mosr are fugitive
Or Gtfu gifts. at best, OF now and then, --
NiEd-w1 vercd corpse-lights daughters 81 the 1cw,
The VIC feel the high, stern featured beauty
OF plain devotcdEees to duty,
Steadfasl and still, nor fair with mortal prn1se,
But hnding ample recon,pense
For life's ungnr1anded expense
III work done squarely, and nnwastcd daJa
Men strong by fits. irregplarly great,
That fash and darken like evolving lights,
Catch u,urc the vulgar eye. unschoolca to walt
On the long curve OF patient days and nights
Rounding the whole life to the circle fair
OF orbed Iulflment: and this balanced soul,
So simple in its grandeur, coldly b1re
OF drapeEies theatslc, standing there
In perfect symmetry Of self control
Seems not 50 great at first but greater grow1
Stil as we look. and by experience learn
How grand this quiet SHOW nobly stern
The discipline that wrought through lifelong
thfppa
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WAR no THE KNIFE!
The Liberties Of the People Tam
percd With.
The Lawsuit Against a Home Institution,
the Wilson sewing-Maohine
Company.
Eastern nonopolists and Alleged Infringement Of
Bogus Sewing. Machine Patents.

Reai1ers of The TRIBUNE will remember the
accounts published recently in all OF the local
naners. Of suit brought by a combination Of
Eastern sewing-machine mouoposists against
tha wilson Company of this city. The accounts
hire face-proof Of the fact that there was some
thing more in the suit than appeared IN the dry
legal allegations fled in court. A representa-
tire of this paper has been busted since, probing
into the true inwardncss Of the affair, and has
si1cceeded in getting at its whole gist, although
the absence Of tho driving Mr.. ". j. Wilson,
President of tire sued corporation, from the city
has made the task somewhat difficult.
Stripped Of al ,surplusaSe aud condensed
into noshe the %nole tfonpe tne psoses
fu1 to make life comfortable for It's competitors.
II is making too good machines, and too many
Of them, and is selling them at altogether too
reasonable prizes to please the Eastern extor,
tionists. These letter have tor years controlled
tions, which they have sold at prcpostcrous
rites, and it makes their hearts ache to find that
a superb corporation has grown into huge and
permanent existencs here IN the centre OF Inc
most profitable portion OF the country, slmplY
hy having resolved to make only perfect ma
chimes aid to sell them at honorable figures: r.
Chicago is confcssetlly the point whence radi-
ates tho u,ust valuable OF all territory in
the domain of the sewing-macllfnc trade. East
cru makers hare been trusting toslnsElsll agents
to hold this rich territory, at tho very time the
sound business foresight and ampic financial
ability OF the Wilson Company has been at work
making Chicago the headquarters. Of sewing,
machine corporation now SO firmly established
as to be able to push aside every form Of oppo-.
sIt1on. Hence, the common resort OF baffied
envy and slow-motioned rivalry, "a cumbersome
suit at law, with prayers for iujunctions thatare
never granted, mid demands for damages that
are never obtained. i.
Meanwhile, the great Wilson Sewlng-Machine
Company holds placidly on its way, content to
Manufacture and sell in the West more
of its Incompatible inventions than all other
firms combined. That it has damaged" its
antique opponents is true, but 1t has done sc
alone by superior enterprise, greater monetary
backing, better machines, aud fairer dealing at
ali times with its patrons, the public. This Is
the sort Of ssdan,aging" the American people
bus always enjoyed aud encouraged. Duh com
petition has never vet come.in for much sympa
INV on account Of being SO "da1haged."
In their bill of complaint the plaintiffs IN
this whimsical suit arc forced to pay indirect
tribute to the probity and immense success Q
the Wilson Company. Let them initiate thi
rectitude and energy instead Of trumping "
buncombe suits at law, and they VIII thereb.
not only save themselves money (which the,
need), but will be spared in addition the humili
alton OF getting what the worldly call "th
GRAND laugh.
, 1877-03-04
DEATHS.


BOWIELOn the morning Of Saturday, March 3.
at his residence. 1870 North May street. this city.
ofpnImonary congestion John Bowie, 4 naslse OF
ArgyllshiTe, Scotland. aged So years.
Funera! notice hereafter
Glasgow and Campbe1tou tscot1and) papers
please copy. 81. -..
MEG ccARRY-,Earch3 3, at Downes's Grove, ILL.,,
Funeral from residence of parents, Monday, at
8 4. nj.
HARNAS-satnr,13ay, March !, Laarctta, be-
Funeral services Monday, 2p. M, at their resi-.
dence, 337 Chestnut street
HANcHETT-Feb. e., Charles J. Hanehets;
only son Of Lonis j. aud Almrra [. Hancaett, OF
hcmorrhage, aged l3 mouth and II days.
Funeral TOOK place at theirrcaidence- 1885 South
OhEwood for buriaa.
~Bcloit Cyis. papers please copy:
POWERS On the Cd inst, soIon F. Powers, In
the gid year OF his age at his residence, 90 Vernon
Funeral from the house at 1880 to-day (sundny>..
@~St Louis and Ottawa tCanaaa) papers please
DCFFT-At the residence Of her parents. .75a
Indiana avenue March =, at lis a. NJ, LizzfeJ
Duffy beloved daughter Of John and Jhlia Duffy,
' Fanc1al m Ion On Monday, At 10 a. M. to St: !ohns
Church, where Nigh Mass will be celebrated by the
Rev. j. Waldron, thence by cas- to Calvary.
a Scbafe . sstS stg Nssa 9ss1 Mary E.
wankegan and San Francisco papers please
copy, ..-
suAuGHNEssY-1n this city; March 2, 1877,
Mrs. H7nor, shdughaessy. 10 North Jefferson
street
ssssis TiGy w ~ md Northampton papers Please
COPY -, -.
CULLEN-on the ed inst. ut Cook County Hos
pftat. Johu Cullen, aged z3 years.
Funeral from the. resIacnce,of h1B brother,lo-
law. Patrick AaIloney q SANGER street, thts 10 d
M, thence By c1rs to Calvary Cemetery.
..That Is ths that ss s,oPs K bseats ats;
Wexford urefand} papers please copy.
DALEY-Johu Daley. youngest. son Of Patrick
and Mary Daley, 0G9 Wentworth avenue. ~ -
Funeral Monday at 10 80 a. H.. by carriages to
Calvary Cemetery.
VAN RENssELAER-Mnrch 2, 1877, at her
home In California near Cincinuati. O.. at The
aye OF 70 years; Martha Rosa the beloved wife of
| Killfan II. Van Rensselaer,.
Funeral services on Sunday, the 4th- .
| Observation-Disclosures, Marr A., beloved wife Of
| Funeral services from the residence, 9l1 futQn
street. Sunday, March 4, at 10 T. Friends are
| respectfully inv1tel-
b- -Philadelphia papers please copy.
COHEN-March g. Of scarlet fever. Leonard
Cohen, aged 7 years and months, son Of Michael
r Funefni frons residence, $50 North Wells street.
| Sunday morning at o'clock.
| Cincinnati, New York, Indianapolis, aud
San Francisco papers please copy
| ,U1LL-The' funeral services OF the late Charles
H. Hill will be held sunday, March i. 1sas* At hls
| late residence, No, 1914 Prarie avenue at :
| o'clock .. nl- Remains Will be taken TO Rosehiit
for tntermeut Friends Of family are invited 70
attend without further notice.
, 1877-03-04

There are numerous curious things IN this
x,a,,er,t1e work. For instance, the Old Testa-
mcnt is divided into two parts. The first con-
ta;ns al books from Genesis to Psalms; also the
printers instructions of "How to take profile
in reading the Holy scr1pturss'' @ .:Adviss ;dS to
etc. sasn sse It ts Is 9 emoe'snse the De-
strnct;nn Mau of Pharaoh's army on the Red Sea;
st ssmannc. % - showing the journeytngs OF The chill
dr.n Of Israel in the Wilderness, etc.; different
qiews M Of ti,e Temple and Its ornaments 1,;,, eLe
have several other old and rare Wofhs wnen 1a,a =
NAY o9 'e n. STAUGnToS.
, 1877-03-04

paid down, and the balance when you receive d.
yorce. II you prefer, you need pay nothing down.,
but IN ha, ease t %oa!d feau.te 5oa deposit ths
your place, the money to be paid to me when I:
send the decree Of divorce. ~
II the above IS satisfactory, and y6u wish ma to
proceed, please remit costs oEdepost the total
amount in bank or With express agent, and have
them sign the inclosed receipt and return to me.
fendnnt names aud ages OF children, i rev. who
is to have tae custody Of them, the wffes .nafdcn
or former name. and whether she wishes 70 resume
her maiden 1, name aso o. ssate m 9 5onr caases i9e
and the time you have been separated. In fact
write me all the grievances you hare to complain
defendant receives notice. Yon will also send me
the defendant's last post once address or resi-.
dcnce. II you know where 1t II. II defendant Will
consent 70 divorce and VII stsn Papess @ to that
'M Upon reeept Of Tie above Information viii ps<-
pare petition and at1dav'ts for yen to e1ecnts and
ron to comply with my terms before prepare
= Parties freouent1y ask If I obtsin IN absolute
States All divorces le0a'ly obtained in the Vest
ern States and Territories are absolute divorces,
releasing both parties, and permit plaintiff and
The Constitution Of the United States, Art. /,
Sec l. provides that full faith and credit shall be
s hs and odt F Of ha se
In the. case ot Chceyer rs Wilson. 0 Wallace,
page los. decide that If decree Of divorce ia cun
elusive in State where 1t Is rendered it Is equally
conclusive everywhere in the courts Of the United
States. = =.
hare made divorce cases 4 speciality for the past
twelve years, and refer to Bradetrects Commercial
agency and M numerous clients as to my rc-
sponsIbElity- Very respectfully yours.
A. Gu0pRIcH.
r. S. 1 wish the case to net me 500. You can
charge as much more as you think best
II the law OF contempt could be soapplied as to
reach this man Goodrich, and either imptison
him for the remainder Of his life, or forever *.
patriate him from the State, 1t would be a good
thing for the Bar, and the community 1t 1arga-
, 1877-03-04

after painful illness, at the residence Of his
son-in-laW, the Hon. Robert H. Baker, In this
city, John A. carswell, ESQ.,, aged 6s years.
Mr. G. came from Salem, Washington County,
est settlers Of the place. He has been Sheriff Of
the county several times, city member on the
Board Ut Supervisors, Railroad Commissioner,
menber Of the Board Of Education, and Alder
man. bringing TO each Office large practical ex-
pcrirnce and energy Of character. while his Off
eial duties have been marked by strict integrity.
In his death Racine loses one Of her Oldest
friends aud t1uest counsellor.
, 1877-03-04
,.EnGF-ETAMp.
1. I-os.I. 7ts.{hiiHA


An fnseniozs person named Frank T. jan
naronc, Of Washington, D: c., inspired probably
BY sympathy for the numerous shortrsightcd
persons who are compelled to wear orwho Affect
eyeglasses, has invented q self-aalustlng
"nosc:clamp,n whif q not only relieves the skin
Of the nose Of the Unpleasant contact with bone
avoiding dangerous pressure, upon tne OPTIC otl
nerves, but also avoids entirely the use o. Inc e
use. p T1c Invention is SO simple that the won
der is that no opticlan has ever thought OF IT
before. In place Of the usual permanent nose
clamp Of hard rubber, bone, or :tortoise1sneli,
hung Id the middle on q. hinge which permits it
to adjust itself to ANY angle or any part OF the
bridge Of the nose, When. once PLACED IT can an
not lie shaken off, and ret the pressure On the
frames. The new frames can be applied to any
ordinary eyc-g1ass by any optician,
, 1877-03-04

PROPOSED CABIE 4MlLGANATluS' .
- LONDON, March 3.-The Daily Ae"s says
rmalganatiou with the Ang1o-American Cable.
Company cannot be carried out until the direct
uuited State. Cable Company goes into liqu1da-
tIon. and the consent Of three -fourths Of Its
stockholders is necessary to Lquidate.
ELECTION.
LONDON, March 3.-Sir Hardinge s. Glfard,
Solicitor General; has been elected to Parlia-
Dent from Tauneeston.
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/ DC. The dragon watched the church OF sthe
IJewes, which WIS ready to travail!:~
she bringeth forth, Aeeth. and hiaeth
lheraelf, while Christ was yet ON earth.
81. 1.-THE dragon prosecuted Christ ascend
ling in heaven, hee fghtcth, and is
thrown down: and aftereperseeuteth
|thc church Of the Jewes.
81. tThe church Of the Jewes is received
Into the wilderness for three yeercs
and an halfc.
20. When the church of the Jewes was
Iorerthrown. the dragon invaded the
Church Catholike and all this In the y
|chap. The dragon Is bonnd for /. 900
tycercs, Chap. 10.
}The dragon raiseth up the beast with
seven heads and the beast with two
lheads, which maze hayocke with the
1Church Catolike, and her Prophets. for
[l28O years after the Passion of Christ.
lChap. 13 and II.
81. The seven churches arc admonished Of
things present, somewhat before the
END Of Dom;tian his reigne, and are
|forewarued Of the persecution to come
Inndcr Traine for ten years. Chap.
God b word and signs proxoketh, the
fwurld and eea1etn, the godly. Chap.
BE. sheweth forth examples Of His
wrath upon all creatures. mankind ez-
1918. ifeh he dracon OTIS IS let loose after ], 600
}yeeres, and Gregory the VII, being
pope, rngeth against Henrie the third.
Ithen. Emrcrour- Chap. 2o.
11l7, 1.-THE dragon vexeth the world lou
yeeres, unto Gregory. the *, who
writ the Decretals and most cruelty
tpersecuted the Empcrour FrcdicE the
tsccond. ,....-.
]The dragon by both the beasts pcrse-
tcutcth the Church and putteth the un-
}godly todeath. Chap. 9.
1895. The dragon kil}eth the Prophets after
1850 years, when Doniface the Viii
ty;as Fo2e who was the anthour OF the
sit booke Of the Dccretals: he excom-
(municated Philip the French King.
1900. fEoniface celebrated the lubile,
i3o1. About this timewas great earthQuake,
(which orerthrew many houses in Rome:
1905. |Prophesie ceathet for three years and
|au halfe, sunril Benedict tae second
}gucceedcd aftes Bonifacc tue VIII.
Prophecies is renewed. Chap. IL.
1890. |The dragon and the two beasts oppnnge
|prophecie, Chap. IS. Christ defend
Eth his church in word and deed, Chap.
Ii. with threats and armes. Chap.
Is with signs and Judgments. Chap
lG. Christ giveth His church Victor1e
over the harlot- Chap. and IT,
lover the two beasts. Chap. u. Over
- ,, 1.-The dragomand death, Chap. 20. The
church IL fully .g!orifed in Heaven with
}ctcrnal glory in Christ Jesus. chap'
j11 and ~.
, 1877-03-04

" [7fTFE8N8 LF7deT-
The man who entertained the crowd at the
Theatre Comiquc last week was unfortunate
enough to get himself il debt to some one Who
sent Constable to levy on his trained bear.
The Constable repaired to the ay-house. and,
he was armed, gained admittancc behind the
scenes. With due so1emnIty the leyy was made,
when 1t was discovered TINT the officer had only,
bears skin, with a man within. As the levy
was neither upon bears skin nor upon man.
the pet bear Julia proceei1eu with his perform
ance.
, 1877-03-04

HAwKEYEK1ES.
:nao-,s - l;fe il filed With the most
The organ-egf1noef Lie - '14'0<
turn realities. ....-.,-
And now, fe1loweitlzens OF the oe"oe'a'''
persuasion, does compromise comps
Another mode:1 pt,lna-uonn1 ~, -. ~ = erco*
out, down in Louisville She wFote e greas -
teacher to ask his services IN ASSISTING ane H.
d-lopmcnt Of her yoice" Which, sne IS sag. Lnp
very yt,,sl sp5se9@'o'' !,
s'What have you get;; eutns IL his own % band.
T1den, nerE9ae1y, t r,riad Rutherford - show
Eight Of hna Ispliu is,ots bob-taii fusn'
up.u ssas..'. " 1sv;nr 1n,rn his cards; i take
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CRIME.


'JolLlEls
-:. Ep<cfa1 Dispatch to The Tribune.
JOLIET, H., March 2--Harry West, con-
nit waiter IN the Warden's dining-room at the
State Pcnitcntiary, escaped yesterday evening"
he exchanged his prison suit for citizens cloth
Inc, boil ily descended the stairs and passed cut
Of tie front door. 4 short distance from the
prison he met Armstrong, the colored hostter,
also con7ict, from whom be attempted. to Dor
row dollar. Armstrong returned to the house
and gave the alarm. The guards turned
out ID pursuit, and Vest was finally recaptured
near the Chicago & Alton Railroad depot By the
privste Eatchman OF that road, and returned 70
durance. West WIS sent up from Vermnnon
Count; In September last, for one year tor lar
ceny. n
David and Moody Wilstcr, brothers, whoEer
sentenced from Pike County in October, 1o'o,
each to one years imprisonment In the fenl-
sentisrY for an assault to murder, we're par
doned to-day: The petition for their release
assigned BY Col A. c. Mathews, Judge HlE-
by. the State's-4 Attorney, and other prominent
citizens. ...':-;'-
, 1877-03-04
A STORY OF THE PLAGUE.
- ,.s- > Eaff%tt ~

11t::was about three months after, leaving
1s-,Ieaien, that the plague set his spotted foot
on On ne Holy City: The monks felt great alarm;
80 ili3 not shrink from this duty, and for ITS
~neT3ormance I they ychose plan saaly vel! for
Bringing b down upon them the very death which
thsr ~ Wv were striving to ward of. They tmasined
t,sns-lves -, alrnost safe SO long As they remain
- within their walls; but then it was quite
ea.afnl 81 | that the Catholic Christians Of the
nse ssra who had a1ways looked 10 the convent for
supply q Their spiritual s wRn 51 81 edGaa death re-
eelse .uJ monk. therefore, YVES ehosen either
= iot s Of 6r some other fair appeal TO destiny
, 1877-03-04
MARRIAGES.

LLISoN-sTUDLEr-At West SoEthdcld
Cook County, on the cd nit. At the residence Of
the briue's father, Capt. Davis studle5, ny ne
vile. Mr. George Allison and Miss Adlte stndley-
, 1877-03-04

Excelsior Lodge, No. 3, K. Of F., viii publicly
dealcate tiete new hall ut Nos 50 and 81 West
Madison street Friday evening. The Grand
I1sdra officers Mn be present, and Homer D.
, 1877-03-04

MILII2HI
! PARIS. March an. Thiers has been elected.
pnp.ident Of the Committee on the bill for the
,e.urtion OF the term Of military service to
,sres yeurs. Theirs, With the majority of the
Committee, opposes the bill. He has had an
animated conversation with the Minister OF
War. ...
TIE PRESS LAWS.
VERSAILLES, March IN Simon, President
o. the Council, speaking before the Deputies
sn+horizatfon to prosecute Cassa.nac, editor ot
the Faux.. said Cassaenac would be charged With
;nritin9 iusur,ectiou and civil war. NJ. Simon
added be would everywhere vigorously prose-
~cpte Bonapartism:
, 1877-03-04
-he Turkish Empire in a Very
- Desperate Condition.
rom;ne and Actual Starvation in Ar
menian Villages.
n,z,onafic Relations Resumed Between
Sersia and The Porte.
1e}ss;as Gives up the Contest for the Mex
ioan Presidency.
THE EAST.

REPLY OF TIE POWERS.
p~v,rr. March 2-Rcplics Of the Powers to
49, pnssian circular will be presented next
~. The Powers have agreed to acknowledge
49,. s1,-,3torious zeal Of Russia on behalf OF the
ch,;stans w in Turkey. The replies will be care
~ r,r1ed. 80 as TO mike Russia's retreat
@ from her threatening position easy IL Is unacr-
-to,d tbst the Powers will also propose that LIE
po,te be granted term for the execution Of re-
forms
nvspERAyE CONDITION OF AFFAIRS.
. 1oxnns. March 3,-Au accounts received
<,on constautIncplc represent the condition OF
+ht Turkish Empire as very desperate A1reaas
!. ..,rc;ty of provisions in several Armenian VII
-. rr.r ,he Ismir< has assumed the proper,
49,. .f a yer;tahle famine The inhabitants Ut
.r-,re villages, numbering 15,0n. are entlnr-
tng the ercatest privations, and few have died
~, starvation. The wasting dissipat1ous and
5,haurberies Of the unfortunate Sultan, as vel
:, ~. fits OF broodins, melancholy, and vague
t.,rrs. know no limits and no interm!ss'on-
NJ Ministers arc hardly ever allowed to sec him.
sHRylA AND NoSTBSEGRo-
: coxsr,sr1soPLK, March 2-The Grand
y,rier has received telegram from Prince
ulan 1atifYins the conditions OF peace' anu UP
1onatic relations have been restored. :.
The Moutenegrin delegates visited tho Gfano
y;der and Foreign Minister. -
Orders have been issued to the Turks to evac-
rte Seryian territory in twelve days -
GREEKs DISSATISFIED.
coxsr4sx1SopLE. March 3.-Greek jour
c,]s ere dissatisfied with the non-Aussulman
neputies elected at Coustantnoplc Tor the otto-
, 1877-03-04
SUBURBAN..

n
dov evening was responded to BY large and
highly respectable number, among whom were
illany la.'eS 1.s 1rte1 e7tsu 49, navie
ancc. Mr. Huse pfcslueu. -. - ~ '-. 80.
explained the objects OF the meeting IN ciear
and forcible manner, showing that some action
,ras necessary on the part OF law-abiting Gti-
-. .h.,;ch +ha cola ~ 3ntoricatiney linuors
zens to aooisn 1ne sale " mson'e11ns Atd ~ eh
in their mid5t,, ana 70 assert tne 1'5ue y. "
tanning redress from those persons VINO nave
pcrsistcntly tlisrceardcd the laws and customs
OF the community; & he eonclnneG ae1ts n,s ren1'As
r<eo;r<d Thot This meeting appoint Standing
f,omu,itfs,e t,rn from south Evanston, three from
Evanston and two from North Evanston, selected
iron, the most efficient business men these local
fties; and il shall be tie duty Of said Committee
to exercise gil possible vigilance IN detecting ano
defeating al attempts to estahiisn ana carry On .S
traffic In Intoxicating u.nKs Wisnn 1rct tn coyerad hv
tne silaSe ,i " th charteT NJ he North
Inc asa pl9ni1o1n;osy 11,;tsyts;iy sI1''oA ~ W.
western tnsetei.y. f.. +ha s+.nd,no
inc petsons rec9n,ne1usu = ~ 1ess ~. a5o1s ~
commisteq ma,s "eS9 = Roi.rd ~ Gn'1 Hnse md c. l.
2. Uav1s' L. ~. o@1Aau' - 1A@0"'
Col. T. D. Fayne' tno a.s,a fo11 "
South Evanston. Tas csnleo upon ~ n1nJ ~ No.
remarks, and did SO. AZ tn,s polns ~ otaa- ~
phy, the prince or these WnishyTnspehhseI' o,a ap
lrias pte IT. u tePnt hin him out!" brought Policeman
Carney to the HE'LL ana he anu taans ras nea1,
The meeting showeu tna' tne 1s.a sl.1ee n,ea
business anu nsenu u use e'frs !I"tH 1s;''.t RIA
to drive the demon .tsa rom tts's ln'ls'' LAG
Tne Rseabiicsns es Intend to have grand 1u
minatlon to-mofr0" h2nt ~ nongu ~ - t;Ihte,
Inauguration All OF ths stores WI nc l.Snteu ~
up, and rnany have si9nihea thetr l9eentlon OF
doing homage TO 5ne ox,on " will rallg the
technic display, 1ne 3P;,sa4fo,, ~. = ax e
patriotic, ana an Iu1ueuSc 40114AEAtANA - Ia
, 1877-03-04

sptcta1 Dtsposcn to 77e 7sfbu.e
= PsoRtA. III, March IA Deputy-sheE1n from
Livingston County arrived here to-day ana
took IN charge man named John McCarn'sn'
who broke jail at Pontiac some weeks since
9nd who was arrested he-e last Neonesoa9.
AcCarnish had lot OF burglar tools on nts
person when arrested, and was evidently Pr
{anng himself tor 3 raid on this commun.ty.
He,fs q desperate character, and is now serving
out sentence In the Pontiac Jail for larceny.
, 1877-03-04

The Jeere The order OF the time whercuuto the
of Christ contents Of this book to be referred.
, 1877-03-04

20 .WIFE-MuROEK.
osTEao, n. r, March 3--Nathan o'1ano
Greenfield has been convicted OF The murder o1
hiswiie Oct q, 1s75