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, 1877-11-13
POLITICAL.



brf4H1aeh& tIH.3 Journal, tog.G.
The elections for county officers in this State
on lrucsday last undoubtedly produced fnore
"surpristug results" than any election known
for many years. PARTIES were numerous mud
hally broken UP In all parts Of the Etate, setting
ut defiance ail established rules In furccnstlng
results. Republican counties hayo gone Demo.
cratic and Democratic counties Republican, or
partly 30, leaving PARTIES badly mixed that IL Is
utmost impossible to determine which has
trlumpletl on tue general result. Tho cohsc-
qucnte has been TINT managers whose sngacity
had gcuerally been recognized were wholly at
seu, y and manY man confident Of victory on
the day beforc tho election VIA "c0untcd outn
at the polls; mud that, too, Without the aid Of
ah eight to aaven commission.
III looking for these "surpris'nr rcsults,'s We
may commence With W. our own county. Here,
roun4 plurality Ut l,0GU, two out Ut three Dem
osra.s haye BEEN defeated BY their Republican
opponents.
fn Morgan County, tho Republicans. In The
f!ayc cfceted three uut Of four u their canal-
lates: The principal contest there seerns to
hare been between +. +. Kirby, Esq, {itepub-
!''ssn), Judge q tl!e County CoaIt and ,saud!.
Drown, Senator In the Twenty eighth aud
Twcnty.nnth 0eneral Assemblies, latu Chair.
mat ot the Ue'nWsatae stalo CoMttal Commit
tss t and Proposed calldis!ats for Governor Ii,
lsI0. Mt. brown enloys, fn III tmEnuut degree,
tue respcrt of both partles1 Jet hc las been de.
ieltel III usually Democratic county by q ue.
cidea Majostty,-a splendid cotnpmaut to his
ono oi tho most gratifying among these sur.
pr!aIng results is to he found IN cuuk County,
Where thu Democrats, after having enleavpteI
to Identify themselves, either directly VI tndi-
rettlr, With all the olds aud un.ls oi parties,
under tue napn Of COMMUNISTS WuFklnRMeu,
independent, Lab0f.kicfuYm. {}reenbark. ptr.
, 1877-11-13
IN TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS. Tcuu-, Nov, l:.-So1ne months ago
Mack Williams aud some OF hEa FREUD. residing
soMs four miles north of Raleigh In thls couu.
ty, were engaged ia row with sofne colored
men, and shot two Ut them. Sinrc then reign
Of terror has existed In that section. 4 num-
tcr Ut colored men have been ahot
At br night, resulting Ia tho driving
tue law.aDiling cittxcus being oyetaws&l w
the ruti!apa. Last saturday nyht Scot smith,
worthy negro residluy gu Iaslos's plantation,
wa called " tbs 1o,r " .iisee4 Ut twenty men.
upou with = YolIey aud wounded III Tie heal
aud arlu. The gang, believing they laI klled
HIN, left. smith ranio to tho city to-day 10
&erk redress and Protection.
The case of Altx Wuo.driIge, for killing
Frunk Mute, was called tu TIE Criminal Cuurt
to-1aJ, hut only one juror VIVA obtained.
, 1877-11-13
RAILROADS.,

4
Strenuous efforts have been male during tho
la, fcur rrata hv .hn -sffr,sa. ~ ,ouctrh lin
.aa,as,a an,,., ,ui,,s, 80. .x,r..,s. ~, ,,t,o
sea'pns II,a oses "nen wefe spt'ng!ns up % IKE
mushrooms 10 ail paris o1 the county, eh1aai-
ing muef, loss upon the reEn1ar ticket business.
It Has thought at trst TINT the stoppaRc OF
com,ht.utous w,riA Aba .catha+t fr,,n i'm
osa,ons a.,, "n, muau u,so ssa,pers lso ~.
cd Into by the railroads In tho city to pay no
more commissions to scalpcss. This measure
Ind no c{roat wbntnver. hcrauso aome III Tho
ralltoaa eo'npaules d'l hot keep faith and son.
tnued 10 pay commissions to certain sea'pcrs ~
c1andcstine manner In order to beat rival
roads. Those seelpcrt who were not able to
make arrangements with rni,roatl, t,,rectlv s,,c-
"a.,,o r. ~, .sa .,.,'.t1 49, -
cceuco III Rett'ng oil tho ticRets ti'cy "ah1ea NJ
redaced rates from steamboat agansss who
could get all they wanted at iargc
rebates from alt railroad companies. II
Inn xca1nar, .n,,ta oonn,o thom.o,ro.
~. opes7 Houia eo1huu enel''esce
,, W .ne e saie o. tn's e,ase Of business, no QUO
could @ ind foul. win them: a'1a there would bs
business a]ono would not INV them. rhej,
,,rtnoir., .s,t1.4 .ss s..,sss -. s,' .ta ~
tfcIcts tbat are .to1cn =. 1i,tnne.. roi'eost Iu
persons Is, wig misse t,e ,s.n confidence reposc1 q
thGm " railroads. In 1875 the railroads which
an m9it Il 1evsssv TIKI! tpa fhs
HeNeN ~ oet"A t AeAao'Hs"ic y.
this state to pass law proh'biting any QUO from
selling VINO vas not regular aErnts appointed
", " soaae faliroaa company me hopes that
tnis "oulu put stop 10 the unlawful ttaHie ~
ncKets ahd passes were not Realized. Tic
egalhefs have Kept on doing business III tho reg.
tiiaf ". manner ae II ~ 10y aau been passed ny
a.. nameer o. theth we're arrested ana
oso9snt 10 10 tl1ai, out III eacn instance they tnat-
nGTn E " GEet on y sgalo teeMnlcanty OF 1thef.
.a ~ Sn!eae1 " A!ton Su'.cIeu more thal my
QUIET !51m sealpc[s. anu tllat company ~as fc-
lchliess " wariafe upon them. Every once IN a
while Nissan 1w9ipple;the ettlclent ~ private sccrc'
taryoi hlr. J.C. Mcsiullln, tlie dcneral Superin-
.enac "0al 60 ,nrGug te scapng ollssa
Losecuro eVlacnee aea1nst tnetn. ny. Hhipple
Mas e4ceieniay auapied iof ihis business, as ha
i !9oks r. cn1iRe ", anu blanu as ufaogcr, anu
tac . seaipers ~ not snppose ior moment that
Ao vas 4ae eatfsaeu eninsoyo 81 'afge rail-
tnaa' It iuey W!ilIhRiy snoWea Mnl al INC eoous
tney hau aoF shlc, any When he saw some that
t1sn1 to snpppscu Hefu etoleh or optatneh wtotE-
iuhy ne eo9Nos then. anu VIII thle eVldencssu
~ possession. Weht Tor t!o scaipess 10 every iti-
saS", ,stn, ana nau tneh ealae4 Ds'9fo ths courts,
nut1ng one OF T. taesc peram9qlatlons l9it year
ne ussosefeu IN Iilo oiace q MniioEs q Maekeh,
~ ~. taoutanu.mile tleKeS "9lsn nay oeGh lsaue0
py h4s !oaa ~ 4Mns Gharlotte efhish, Wnnse
name had oeen Altered W sone onu 70 ui'aFses
sln,th, oecausc u S4nld Se easier sosu TO nun
thah wotIlafa. hiise smith, 9n being called
ttp. uppa 70 cxRiain, stateu that eho hau iost tho
taeket, ana ul9 npt klow now y Satne Into the
Ws,n,o ~ tn9 aea,peset 49,, aneieupon nlr'
, 1877-11-13
SUICIDE,

R1w YoRx, Nor. 1a,-Eyeiyn Stuart, the wife
OF Robert Stuart, Mho Il po&4esscd Of III indie
pendent fortune, aud resides 1t the Buckley
House. On Fifth srenue, committed suicide this
morning. Tue unfortunate lady had become
de.pouueut through her husband being aIdlct.
Cd 10 heavy drinking,
, 1877-11-13

Sptcfai DisDtsch 10 TIE EAiedf6 Tt16HHt.
Dzs MONIES, H., Nov. .ia.--strtkcfs attehpt4
ed to burn tho engine and dumplng-house OF
Pleasant Hill coal mine, in the south part OF tho
city, Saturday utght. Coal of was applied, but
was liscoycred Immediately by wntchmen. Tho
cou,pai,y's stablo was set OF fire, hut the kick
Ing OF tho horses aroused the teIshnors, Who
went to the rescue. Strong guards havc been
placed at all tho minca, yet trouble is anttct-
patc1 from the destruction Of property aud as
saults OH working miners.
, 1877-11-13

LOUISVILLE, Nov. IA urecnville, Mtss.,
special to tho Conrier-Joarnal says tho side.
wheel steamer Tom Morgan WIS wrecked by the
boiler exploding while woodtnR Saturday even.
Ing at tho head OF Scrub 9rass Towlead on Tho
Aissstssippi shure Tho owner ant1 Captain, ur.
!inwcll, q Cosimgtun, and tho engineer wcre
tain's wife, tho crew, and two families, passcf-
gers. were aavctl. fhe Morgan nas boat OF
A'0 tohs, ID thu cotton-sccd trade.
, 1877-11-13
THE COLCHESTER HOMICIDE.


Qu,scr, ILL.,, Nuv. 1e.-T!tl Vest, tbs man
who killed Foster at Colchester on Saturday
night, was found At the house OF Ills brother,
nbout d mile from the villngc. It appears that
there 1iai been difficulty between the two
Foster forced d quarrel, which Vest tried 70
ayold, but Foster finally struck Vest. when tho
latter drew knlto and stabbed Foster III tlld
neck. eeyering the lugnlar vein. Vest ts ttus In
inIl at Maconlb, and public icp,ihg at Colchcster
Is satI TO bc In Its favor, as Foster was bard
rftfzun.
, 1877-11-13
illUTlWAfNfE EN-,

s1pecias DttnttscA 10 i7t Csfedaa Tf4oans.
DunuquH, Ia, Nov. 1a.-Abuut o'clock last
night ]. Eberliaft was attacked by two men IN
Coulter avvnuc. tear the street.car depot. They
seized him, beat him severely, and tried 10 rob
@ pa n n m as rnas az
tho,iYls hut until they had hurt Mt. Eberaart
considerably about thu heaai anu fsxe.
, 1877-11-13
Wl3f.DN8IW.

6pkcfdl DsnateA to I'M 6Atra3s 7ttbuas
MADISON, Wis. Nov. l?.-Oliictal returns from
eleven counties, number astnloilcial and The
balanco carefully estimated, gkye suith 32,ooo
and Mallory al,sl3, being majority for Smith
ot 1o,l9a. These figures luay bs changed some
BY tho official vota, but probably not natsstaliy.
II either nay. 1t will likely increass Smiths
nslotlty.. which II not likely to fall below
lo,00. Neither party will hare > maturity lu
tho Assembly. From reliable reports 1t will
stand forty.ciRht Hepublicaus, forty Ds.,ocrats,
seven urecn0arkers, three independents, one
Socialist, and ont, from Ozaukea Iouuty, to hear
from,
, 1877-11-13
CASUALTIES,


THE HUHNIED STEAMEI7.
ST.. LOUIS, sto., Nor. l2.-rhe steamer john
F. Tolic, which was burned yesterday morning,
was Owned by william. J: Kountz, Of ptttsburs
lhrcc~fourths), aud Capt. Dan G. Brady, her
commander {one.fourtE). She was valued at
from eo5,000 to $4,000. Dra,ly's interrst Yas
Insured fot s200o In Cincinnati! Offices; Kounts's
interest was not insured. The Toftc's cargo
was general produce. Including 1900 bushels
OF wheat for export. Tho wflola was Wur.h per-
labs &1k CO.
, 1877-11-13
hBSOtVED.

PiTrsGuao, Pa, Nor. 12.-ln the case OF tho
Commonwealth ys. the Governor anL other
State officials, which was argued before the ST.
prcne Court last week, tho decision xiyea to-
day EeYelscs tue Judgment Ut tue luwer Court,
aud absoIyes Gov. IIartsnnft aud oihvf officers
trum pfUcess i4sued to compel tAelF attendance
, 1877-11-13
ATTEMPTED MURDER AND su1-
Ct111t.

Specfdi Dispatch Ia TIE Cafeddo Tribune.
CEDAR RArIps. Nov. tA-Joscph Astz, the
Bohemian who murdered Ills vilc here about 4
month ago, attacked fcllow-prisoncr named
Inst night, tnlfcting, 1t IL feared, fatal INJURIES
an,1 then cut his own throat, from which be dlctl
In about ten MINUTES.
Nav YonK, Nuy. l2.-TlenrJ Hausma11. Of 10
Christie street. tonight sot his three children
and himself. The intcmpcrance Of his wifc ts
attributed nj tho cause.
, 1877-11-13
THE aALEsBUltG AFFAIR

HH3t70{
GALEsnulto, H., Nov. 12.-rho Coroncr's
Jury lu tho Brown arson and murder case, re-
ported In yesterdays TRIBUNE, returned as
their verdict that samuel brown camo TO his
death by suffocatlon, With sufficient evidence to
hold Charles Carlson % implicated In his death.
TITO post.1norte,n examination today failed to
show atgns OF poisoning, Us suspected. 4 spe-
ctal Grnnd Jury wilt probably be summoned TO
look further iuto tho matter.
, 1877-11-13

spettai pdspafeA ~ 1As Cnfcu1n Tribune.
BELoir, Wis, Nor. IA young inau named
Charles Meyers. living on W. James' fartn, two
miles southeast OF torn, was found dead last
evening, bis face partially buried In tho mud Ut
tile foau. liz WaR thrown out Of buggy by d
runaway horse. Aievers was ID yeafs old.
, 1877-11-13

GDtciai Dlspatch to tAs Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Nov. 12.-T. L. Scwail,
Of this city, left homo ten days aro Tor Madt-
sot,, Ind, mud Inns not since been heard FROM.
II is now supposed he Ia the n1nn murdered ahd
thrown Into tho old church near that town some
days ago. 4 receipt for d car Of coal in tho
natne Of II. ". Johnstun, indianapolis, found
on the bo.lY Of tho dead map, was given to
5ewall q few days before he lift by Johnston.
Sawalt'a son has gonc to Investigate.
, 1877-11-13
AlssEsTE11' ON SUSPICION,

AlRNEsTED ON SUSPICION,
CiNciNsArI, O., Nov. IA man named
Perry Bowshere Was arrested near Chilltcothe
lAst night, who ta supposed to be one Of tho
munlescrs Of the McSay family, which occurred
In that ue!ghboruoo4 swu weeks azu. Eight
hundred collars. stulcn 1t thu ttue OF the lnur-
der, were found On liz psrson.
, 1877-11-13
FIGHTING r+ffr rrAS1ps,

FIGHTING TffE T1AA1pS.
NEw YoRk, Nov. IA DowinEton tpa.) dis
patch sars band Of tramps satuHlay night
s.olc quantity Of property from Tho RAILROAD
cars at West Chester Junction. THO railroad
c.nplo5cs made ra'I upon Tho ttatnpa, and re.
covered The property, but not until two rallruad
men ansl four tra1nps wcre Injured. Two trains
were stopped near Lewiston by them ycsterdny
morning, aud It. ,sns only after q desperate re-.
tlatancc upon The part VI the .conduciore end
their assistants TINT they were driven oH. 1t t9
estimated that there aro 1,0O to l. ,t0D tramps
wandering between hero mud pittsburg.
, 1877-11-13

q 8psetai DIspAseAfo 10 7As Catea9s 7tfhxhs
DAsvtLLg. H.. Noy. 12.-DetettiYes from
Bloomington, ILL.,. aEscsted to-day man giving
Ills name ~ Charles Schmidt, who u supposed
to Ia the party who murdered Albert Angler,
near Towanda, ILL.,, on the VI tnat. uls sdesrrip-
t!un accurds with that pubilsaed BY the auttur-
itica u that Ut tho murderer.
, 1877-11-13
Account Of the Execution Of william
q. Crozier at Wirnemuo-
ca, New.
He Dies with Earnest protestA-
tions of Innocence upon
His Lips.
The Row Of Two Editors in Jo Davisss
County, Ill, Both Weakly.
A Reign Of Terror Existing In tho Neigh-
bothood Of Ralelgh, Tenn.

4 GREAT UNKNOWN.
fpscia1 bfsndfch To The CAicuao 1Fttnnt.
sr. LOUIS, Nov. t9.-Thc police authorities Of
East st. Louis, ILL.,, arrested mysterious cllar-
attcr tu-sisy who Is held on suspicion OF being 4
bon1 fosgur and land shark. 1hn tnnn 1,ns been
stupping for several daYs at the Green Tree
Hotel, unl tho Chirt-ot.fo'icc, having bis sus-
plctons arousetl detailed an officer to watch his
movements. II vns a.ccrtatncd that he l,al
, previously been staying in st. Louis unt}cr
various names. At tho lindell Hotel ho rcEle-
as John Wltllams, at the Star Lodg-
Lac]cle ns !. II. Bpswprtb. Thcsc
atrest, and the Chictof-rolfcr OF Enst 1t. Lnts
made m urler to thnt effect this morning. OIL
Ger aiei)crmoft came upon the man III tho Up.
per part Of East st. Louis. The man Ttth tho
bis threatened arrest, and, when hr saw tho
officer coming, 1lndc TRICKS up tho river ia the
direction OF tho fields and timber. AfcDcrn,ott
chased him nils and lost sight ot hin. for
in cump Of wrcdd. The man at first rctused to
surrender, and unlF yielded whcn cooked rr-
volver WA presented at litn. He was taken to
the City jail and subjected to personal scarrll.
t!c Kansas City e Blu, Jnan Gold anil Silver
Mining Company. tcls Missouri State militia
warrants, and two deeds for land for 10
acres i'll Missouri anil orc for loo ncrcs IN ILL.,
nols. all these stocks Warrants. a1ld deeds rep.
resulting au estimated yaluc Of elU,u0t.
In ilfs pockets Mrre atso founh
two letter: onc addressed 70 J. f.
H., and the other to W. X. Cone, Ut st. Louis.
The mnn refused to give hts nat,e ur IN arconnt
Of himself, null. very shortly after being Arrest
Cd. bcEa.t to play tho insanity dodge, and IN
duIeed IN u number Of ceecntrlc actions. The
stimulation, however,, was transparent, and tho
police have no doubt they haya rnpturcl bold,
bad n,an, wl,t'ae identity will ba established as
s01n aa his arrest IA u,a.lo public Tho tnah !s
artificial arm, atd Is evidently keen fellow.
, 1877-11-13
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS,

Special DfslascA 70 TAs Eatcuga Tttawas.
SPKIaussILD, H., Nov. 12--Tbo diplomas
md medals awarded 70 The Illinois Normal, ths
Illinois Tearhus' Association, snd to the
Southern Normal Uniyersity, for display 1t tls
, 1877-11-13

rRovipRScE, II. l., Nov. 19.-Dcacun William
D. spooncr. Of Bristol, died last night, through
tho mistake Ut druggist, who put up the
wrong medicine. lsanc II. Wat1lcigi,, of East
Greenwich, died ycstcrday, from similar cause.
An inquest is holding.
, 1877-11-13
HUNTING FATALITY.

Eptcfat H*patch to 7As GAtc.oo Tribune.
cHpAR ltApips, ID, NOV. 1o.-Saturllay night,
about four miles north Of hero, George urlgg,
whu had been hunting during the day, was
found dead In tho woods with q load Of shot
from Ills own gun In ILLS ncck.
, 1877-11-13

Il ItNsCNI4141 AU UENI.
PROVIDENCE. Il. l., Nov. 13.-Daulcl Murphy,
agent hero Ut tho phru!x Lifs Insurance Com
pany, Of Hartford. las hcen arrcstei tor forgery.
Murphy ha.l 3.000 receipts, printed foe sflnile
Of tic genuine, Stltc[a hs fasued " ths tuaurer
when the premium. was pala.
, 1877-11-13

Hrstsai hsuatcA 10 7As CAtct11o Tribune
GRAHb lsArIps, Mich, Nov. 1a.-Caslos Orms-
BY, OF Eaton hap!ds, was Kicked by horse on
Saturday, nnd SO hurt that he died Of lls in-
turics yesterday.
, 1877-11-13

6ptciat Dfspaica 10 IA Gaicaa9 7rtapAk
MADISON. Wis, Nov. 1a-Augu.t Scott, Z
young man 10 years OLD. sou Of G. G. Beott, n
lewrlcr, dicl suddenly thts u.ornIuz Of paraiY-
SIS, yuuscd by thu excessive uss Of tobacco,
, 1877-11-13
DROWNED.

NHw ORLEANS, La. Nor. l2,-The steamboat
Erie fnn down 1uggcr Saturday night opposlte
Wall Plantation. AntonIs porrctto, John Bell,
aud Tony Marzoni wero drowned.
, 1877-11-13

IAsE On NEcono'
'.c 'eony WINCH INC eomnooose euMelca a,o11l
fcaucntly net, acted ike a woman rom IN sufTerlne from M
,auor rsos. mcalcane s1fong na cnGuen 10 ~. o..
n' -; saen pa'n m"ss nass %eakeneo . .,s h,s
must havo effected tho brain. somctlncs tho
> Commotloru exhibited a vrrv vto,cnt tcn,pcr,
In 1t. IT, ~ f,,r ~" ,,a,, w. i,,"d ~ ,nrsnns
.aan 0 h,.s, ~ ~ "s p.." y" S.aa. 49," ~ % .,,s
near blns anH cfratcu haSoc among thc
furniture. Then hc would become Mt
Tint bis intellect was weak Mr.
Lord as.erted was shown In the fact tt,at he was
believer In sp'r'tuallsm' not in It, higher 'as
that tic natural diseases could be discovered
from miniatures nn.l locks Of hair, sud that
thcy eo'aid DC cured " 'nesmcrlsm. ae spe"t'
COUNSEL nsscrtcd, Thousands VI dollars npol
s.,ch vnrngcs. Alter Ills second marriage In
lS6!l, the Commottorc
BECAME BILLY oy OCCASIONS,
, and was. evidently. entering his second child
huod. Tears nEn lie hn1 been Ut the opinion
thai an equal tllSiso Of PARENTS property upon
his children was the only proper distribution.
1ic changed bis mind In his .'otagc;; - More
tlnn twenty-five years ago." sail Alr. Lord,
"Corncisus Vanderbilt bccaa,o enamutel "
Eorctness, and to get the mother OF his e',tiurct
put af the way he
William II. Vanderbilt was the only child OF the
old man who sided with HIN against Ills mother
INT IN s tha aer 1s IL af t 81 e es ' , s1
that II was not nHucst!ot1 Of sympathy with him.
but une Of eelf.intcrest. Tic old man wna
bonna TO have l1is Tay linen, but nc tsi,e aon)
would rule thereafter. Hts fatllcr, lie Hnil, Has
buunl to DO ruled hy a wohian,- n,-c!thcr tho
gurcrnces Of nnothcr uurnnt'.-antl 10 the son}
WAS determined to EoFrrt, Tint #ot''an."
WHEN TIE MOriIKh WAS NEIEAsEp
from the nsylum William Il. Vanderbilt Joined
another house. lto obtained the entire con-
troll at hts fathef W t'fefe t1et'Hhld.
lie lost oil sense 81 1llsltce and honor,
ccptibll!ty to falseho9l. ilss conduct
towartl his brother was always harsh and un-
just, h'd iTAa. VI late ycars1 ~orae tf'an that.
Tile contestant proposed, Mr. 1orh satd, TO
prove nll these assertions. anu also 70 prove
that, after his acco''l 'natffagc, the .Co'nino-
lbrp, who had bctn scry harsh 10 us younger
sun, Thought better ot hlllt anu TAXED as,nut
giving l,ln iaree amount ot money to set him
up IN blsiHcsa.
MI, 1oKp CREATED ANOTHER sunrntsn
fy telling storT Ut conspiracy. William II.
Vanderbilt had been credited with employing
tlc.cct!rr 10 dog his brotlcr'a footstops, Tbs
defective, Mr. Lord said, was brought from
another State, and hai !. l,ereT seen Eornclius.
II Wns nsscrteu by Nltliani IL. vanderbilt
tlat Cornelius was tryinE to tinnse 1 apon . hs
ialeF ~ ,ra u ,9as s1 aa tat y
Ola courses. The aEcnt Of William Il: Ean.ler-
~ anG The ,,ctcstay1 met n NC FILL Avenue
Hotel OF tha Iett of oct9ner, lS1h The
was IL t'.e labit u coming Into inc FIFTH
JsfeHnr I1Otrl every evening. Suddenly, with
MI assumed air 81 surprise, us nut. CAME walk
Ing up tlte e. @g0rr!dur, 10 exclaimed; There llc
months ia low plnces. 1t would appear l,o was
man nn1ctas91l ~ TINT ~ wa being followed ~
, 1877-11-13
A 3iApDESEu lNCESDIAuY.

q - a AA"-' -%S &St~ G4CAAAAA*
S1tciat NaEatcA " IAs Chtcuge Tr(aunx
JAcKsoAvlLLK, ILL.,. Nor. E.-Lasa uight Ut
Frauklln, this county, john II. DUNCAN, Lein4
refused liquor u the drugstore ui Wight
Bros, returned alter tue store waa closed, Su-
, 1877-11-13
THE PENNSYLVANIA
Spttfdl Correspondence Of Tbs T<4b1tnt.

Spttfdl Correspondence Of Tbs Tttb1tst.
pu,,.tnx,pu,4. NV o-Nnu, th.t ,ha rs,,-
,.,s...' ns.,.a., r t'ss. "o" ~. .nas 'ns ls'.'-
syvnnlA ''a'tsoau IompanJ naa 9ot f1a OF lts
Solicitor, aud tho unltel-la!'Eoaos trouble Ia at
an end, tlcre Is movement or tho part Of the
ia.ao Stockholders. notably the CIV of ph,lo.
,fo,rtt, -, r,,ut-. ,r,,rt,,, .ts..t.s 80 ...s
ue't"'a, " tequIso 'aontu'y s4o"thR Q! easn-
1ngs' lhss the fennsylsAhla directors Will try
not to DO Just % long as the other trunk lines
kssp .as5 ~ ossss. s hst 70 Ana yet
THO showing uf the Company for the year
mar be calculated from the figures now nt hand.
In tha tirst DIarb. tIle net earninos latt yoor
s,,a1. m.t.' ,,.,..
E.st ~ p,..utn* t'''"S xn x "; ne n5
''''''' ''''''. --r..zns ~. .ooo. oo-.os
Total. t..,.,...,..., .f1s. 0g6. 4r4, "a
This nr.t ninn mnntha hnva haan rarnrta,1
Trc wrr,ss rarntn,,. ra.t ~ pIttsn',eS ,hot~ ~.
..rcnsa RI eI 'Tss s1H' awi ,t,a srns,.ss ~ ~
SN lin nnd ia mi uarnines n ~ TX Gsw 1Sas.
OF a,ittshirr thc nrt sari;i,,rs xh"w d,.crcosc
ri aTiS8Yie Nav. liza M,slncss H. sh. i".t
thrce t,,rnth. III ths vpor is Hsst aun1 -, h"in
mt thts irf}rirpcy a. Iii fnr shr ~" ,tannIIi
trayel tinrtnr DcfGf,es ani N,vr.nhsr en- v.sv
hrnvr. Tncrcfnr.,. thc vrnr's hnsn"s. IL rnt":yt
n siinw. ~ near ns tan +" tlpnr+si n =, stsr.nH
uf 81 III III, in ths sarnnus rsst ~ i,Iitshse,
and sb5a SI,Iwa.t nf f.tt.h,,rv' fhnthar .ynrts'
In nst s.srntmes II ths T"nnsylv"nh, nsi'r"af
viii bn xiixi,.Ml0 irss thau 1inrin~ is7t ny
, 1877-11-13


The illinois Central Railroad Company has
fitted up funeral car, to be used especially on
funeral trips between this city mud Oakwoud
Couietcry. This car Inns accommodations Tor
thirty-slx people, With scparate apartment for
tho corpse, md can be run upon two hours'
notice. THO charres will be et2.50 for tho round
trip. Tho funeral tralh lcaycs the Central Deput
every day, except SUNDAYS, at 3 .. M, reach-
Ing Oakwood at 3;53 p. m. Returning, tho
train leaves Oakwood at 4:34 D. M,
reaching the Central Depot nj $50 p. nj:
8un1ays train lraves Central Depot ut
1919 =. m, rcachtng Oakwood at Lao p. tn.,
when ample time Will bo allowed for burial
service.
Col. l.. T. DrIcn, we'll known among railroad
men In this city as tho private secretary of Mr.
j. Z. Clark while that gentleman held the posi-
tion Of General Manager OF tllt Iflinols Central
ltailroad, haa bean appointed Assistunt General
Manager Of tho Chicago. St. Loufs ts3 Now
Orleans Railroad, which ID tho New Orleans
braneh OF tho Ilinoia Central. Col. Dr1en Is a
very able and atfablo gentleman, who we'll de-
serves the promotion.
Tho Joint freight tariffs between the Des
AioineA j. Fort Dodge Railroad aud Tho Chicago,
Burlington d Quincy ltallroad have been with
dravl,. Hereafter tht connections Ut tic Dcs
A1olncs Il Fort uodge Railroad will be with tho
Chicago, 3uck fs1And &: Faclflc, aild Joint rates
will b0 n,ado With tllts line to and from Chicago,
Davenport, mud PtoTla.
, 1877-11-13
TIE WEATHER.

- TIE WEATHER.
WASHINGTON, u. c., NOV. 13-1 q. m.-For
the Tennessee and Ohio Vallsy aud Upper Lake
region, warmer, clear. or partly cloudy weather,
light southetly wiuls, aud falling barometer.
LOCAL oRsSkFATloxs.
C4lQ4do. Nov II.
, 1877-11-13
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

prtnhrY and Womb Di*eaacs Gravel. Dlhbetes nropsE.
Si9ppako VI Wafer: lneunttuorro uf uytne. uFIxhtt
asResltSt Tats5 hsk soad5 tit! e!
white tt1s. pr thfrd Il morbid dark tiout aPcta
ance nnl white oLedntt taP0aitA and when ahrra u
pain IL The sMall Of hue lack ard Al0nx lAe lonl.
, 1877-11-13
Another Letter from Mrs. G. KrapE

DE-. RAnwAY-Kln4 Elrt taks tbs liberty Y sadftas
{ou s1aa k he4h L frsat u;Ht9ssd y Il stG sus
f9as aa4 tht fourth nealIy Dfoe.{ !. Eoas. sssa
{as sSssla saSs y6uT has sae to[ s oes "a
euila number irola tas piacs. lo9rs 1!th 1.sttTr
:, Ai1s. 6. Ell EESAatt i,
estkh'e LADY. and Se!r ensvolen She hM htsntSss s
drVEststa of Apn Xfhos, to psrsons acted xh Inter
81 lt1rpr1, hare htsfa pt souae wonderful easo
'n''"a o''@ .oa'' .s'Dse''s''iE iEpEuBAcu 3 CO