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The daily gazette., 1877-01-02
REGLSTER'S ORDE1S
Negistcr''s Order.
hEGIsTER's OFFICE.
New Castlono ~ A.,

,- New Castle Co. Dec % 1875
uPoS the application ef John + Shan
iicy; administrator of William Sharnlry
=. q. g oI Brandywine Hundred in said CoiI93 :
:, deceased 1t is ordered and dlrecte,i b,,
sn sne e. register that the Administrator aforc
saia, % give notice of the granting of T'ettars
vi vi ADMINISTRATION upon the Estate of tho
b1eceased, 1.' with the date of granting thereof
Dy causing advertisements TO be nostcd
wdtnln In forty days from the date of snch
iha inh.'eIs, G, IN SIX OF the most public places OF
,me ,ass county OF New Castle, recurring ali
persons i"tS having demands against the rs
tate, 70 present the same. or abide bv an
AcL oi Assembly in such case made and
PROVIDED. And also cause the same to ha
itserted within the same period in the
DAILf ~, MI. GAZETTE. a newspaper published
iii ~ W llmlngton, and to be continued therein
lhree weeks. (e. o.d.)
5 Given under the hand and Seal of
Us. once of the Register aforesaid at
80 - New Castle. in New Castle Connt "
"ioreSalu' The day and year above written
5. Z. BIGGS, Register
a., NOTICES
r, All persons having claims against tho
do,t Eseate 1l The deceased must present the
same %. duly attested to the Administrator on
or q pelore December goth, 1871, or abide the
Act M OF Assembly in such case made and
PROVIDED. JOHN +. SHARPLEY
lures, ,Ioiad Wilmington, Del. Admir-.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-02

LEG BRoKEN.-James Tilgham, col.
ored porter, at the depot, while walking
along Third street, and when near King
street, to-day. about 8 o'clock, fell and
broke his right leg below the knee. A
sleigh was procured and the man taken
home when medical aid was rendered.
The daily gazette., 1877-01-02

APPoINTMENT.-Gov. Cochran yester-
day appointed Henry w. Long, of Frank
ford Prothonotary of Sussex county, in
place Of Shepard p. Martin, whose term
had expired.
, 1877-08-29

Not quite 50 Much Murder ~ Was Reported
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HELENA, Mont, Aug, ga Herald special
from Dozeuan, Mont, 25th, says tho Helena
purity arrived Ut Mammoth Springs IT. 10 4. m.
yesterday, except Kenlck and FoIler, who are
still miastng. A. J. WeIkert Ia wounded In the
shoulder slightly, and ]. stuast IN the
side and ankle. not seriously. The
Indians surrounded their camp six
miles above Mud Volcano and took them COM
p'ctcIy by surprise. They did not follow the
men after they dcd. Ktnitk WAS last tccn run
ming close to the timber. Mrs. Cowan's hus-
band was shot In her arms. ia ts tho only one
Of tho Radcrsburg party known to hare been
killed. The rest naJ have escaped. The In
dIans arc reported on Gardner's River yes
tcr1iay.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Aucs 28.-A courier ar
rtycd at Virginia City, Mont, this morning,
forco has been there Since tho I'D, waiting tor
supplies. It waa directed 10 move after the
host,lcs this morning.
nEtsNA, MONT, Aug. @.-An Independent
tpecial from Bozeins1', Mont, Of to-day says:
pasi, lie, execpt Kcoek aua .nather I 'ana sti
missing. Joe Roberts,, Dietrich Deinean, and
Wttkte arc atl right. All may come In.
den. Sherman reached hero this afternoon
from hfs Inspection Of Forts shaw and Benton.
1ie leaves fer M Walla Walla, WI, ria Aissoula,
Mont., on ThnrsdaY next
VIRGINIA. C1rr, Mont, Aug. 2s.-!The Indians
reported BY Lieut.. Scho1tld a. having yopo
back under Joseph to fight Howard were on
horse-steallnR., axpcdtt!on.. They came within
twenty.arc mllcs Of this pisce, in Madison Val.
of over 800 horses In tho direction OF Qeyscr
Basn.
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CANADA.

Tho Fishery OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cover
nor.0sneral's ExpodltIoh-Other Af1hirs.
-Sptetal hspatcA 10 TAt Iy4bukA
. HALIFAX, ~ g., Aug. 93.-The International
Fishery Comn,!sson continues to receive cvl.
deuce, but tt IL tetioua affair, all tho mora 70
~ thu eyidcace Is withheld from tho public.
Thc hrst witnesses iu behalf Of tic United
Statea, two hshsrnen who wished to sail, wero
oxamlnsd to-day. Tho witnesses tor tie Brliish
side are not yet all examined.
apfefal Mspaseh to Taa Tssbans.
MosrnzaL, Aug. ea-Judge alonk bas re'
fused tho application for writ Of habeas curpA
on behalf Of the Okla Indians, number Of
whom sra eonaued IN tall charged with r!otius
sp<cdai Ds.pateA 10 n. Tribune.
DRAW, eau, Aug. a3.-Seycnteen millton
feet ot lumber have bean shipped Ifotn this dis.
trlc4 to the Uultud Htxtca during tho present
month. being 900 100 feet In exccsa of lie aAp.
mcnt4 during tho sAulc period last year.
large nun1bcr Of bogus si0& ou tue Bank Of
british North America arc tu circulation here.
SPECIAL NsHafca 20 Tat Ifiau4e.
WIHkEFxl. Manitoba, Aug. 2h--rhe Govern
ot.0eneral aud suite lett here to-day %
a two. weekA' excursion. They will
visit the new pEuTtuca Of keew3 3tlnt
aud then descend lhr Winnipeg Kssr
tn canoes. The distance between Fort Alex
ander aud tirand itap.ds will la made "
steamer, and at the latter pllcv the party ~ill
embark aud ascend the Saskatchewan - Cedar
l.akn In ANAL boata. On lue return trip theT
will visit the fce!anlIc settlement aud GLmlie.
, 1877-08-29
CAMPAIGNING.

Hhff3d6 G1fftfpHfftHtd OF fAe 2$thHnAk,
CLrNror, ILL.,, Aug. o6.-+Tho attendance on
the calnpgtouhd yesterday was very largo.
Crowds of people came In from tho city, and
from tho country for many miles around. Tho
seventh OF tho week being observed BY this
pcople as tho Sabbath, noticed that the book
stand, rroTtston.atand. ETC., wore closed during
the cnttso day, and everything Of q business
nature waa suspended. Prayer md social meet
iugs were held as usual. At 1850 q. r,., Elder
Andrews delivered discourse upon practical
chrtsttantty. At $3.50 p. u'., the samo subject
was continued BY Elder q. w. Co1cort.
The dtacourse was an impressive ono, and
deep. solcmuity .pcrvadeu tho audience At
At 7:3o p. N. EldersJ. II. Waggoner, Of k.tehl-
gan, spoke on the perpetulty Of tho moral law.
JIG stated that some teach that tho law 10 Abol-
ishsd, nnd 9uote Colossians, T., u, IN supper:
applying this to tho moEul law, Is no precept Of
that law u contrary to us, oF 10 tho way Of any
who wEept The tcachiugs Of Chrtst. II the Law
could have bccn abolished, Christ need not
tabsss,s eat ss.s T. 9 ay az Tbs 'fS f. 7 d bon T.
Ills death. lie said that somc. teach
That the morality Of tho Now
lestement rs n,, M Is Of higher order than that Of
ing that no SIN could possibly ba committed
without violating sous Que of tbs preeepta Of
the DecnloVue. II u pIata that the abrogatlon
Of the handwriting OF ordinances leaves III full
lore every prccept nf the mural law; and tho
y,ndtcatfon ot this law caused the Savior to lay
down Ills Life for Us. And wo may judge Of lis
AaeIedness by tha tset thut God gave uis 60n 10
take tts curse upon Himself and TO dis for our
tEaesgfetsions. On sccount of tho vast NUM-
beEs n attendance, the meetings throughout
the day were held In tho grove. Good attention
was given, ind excellent oslar prevailed.
, 1877-08-29

6psetdl p1pdteh to TIA tribune.
New York. Aug. 23.-Tho siae-shootth0 ut
the Crcclmoor range to-day wsa most extraor-
dnarF in its results The American, British,
Amateur, and New Orleans teams were nj! pres.
ent, and shot over the ranges n 800, 0oo, and
1000 yards. Thirteen shooting mer-
bcrs Of tho British team fudu,god
In practice. Five members OF the
tesm-rcterkin piagott, Humphrey, and tho
two Fentons-shoot In the old.iaahloncd nil
ttary Or prone poaition, whllo the others shoot
according to tho new atylc, lying on their backs,
Miner made 200 out Of a possible 2a3,
the othcss 1auRing all theway from 1s9 down 10
18l. Tie aggregate score made BY tho first olght
was l,Si3 pntnts. The American team did het-
ter than this BY almost 100 points. Gen. Daktn
led Oh with $40, nlydrnbufg and Allen each
lnudo a07, Lamb aud Hyds cacls 9tB, Weber 2o5,
Hepburn 2Ul. Maj. Jewell 10S, jackson l0{, and
IsEdeo 1a3. The total made by the seam proper
Was 1,H0 points. THIS equals tho best
senre ever made BY tho mem
competition. and exceeds the best seore eyer
n,ado BY tho seeulsrly.selected. team. Dudley
SeEph, of the New Orleans team, led his party
with 4 seorn Of 2i9, with 4 bull'4-eye on thu
wrong target, wh!ch, haa L. mol been thus mis-
PLACED, would 4ave Made ht4 score 3l7. Upon
hearing this announcement there was general
expression OF rcgret that Mr, Helph was not on
the AuIcrtrNn teasn.
, 1877-08-29

investments, and among the purchasers arc
namcl Moses Tartor and Robert Bayard,
tnillrnatrss OF New York. The two
captains OF other mems industry, epeucer and
Dobbins, failed to agree after they had secured
their rrizc, following usual rule. The balance
Of power VA. hold by the Cashier. Mr.. G. b.
Bckforl. Mr.. Spencer securing his stock, Mr..
Bektonl retired from the bank, and Mr.spenccr
assumed the supreme control, soon forcing out
Mt. Dobbns. It Is since Mr.. y. D. Spencer be.
came President that tho weakness Of the bank
has revealed itself. Il Was by no means under
his regime that all tho worthless loans were
made that arc now found to hare swallowed 60
large part Of the earnings OF tho fr1,gai poor
Of Chicago. John c. Haines loaned $780, ,0M to
parties interested IN the Calumet T. Chicago
Canal 4 Dock Company, but sir. Spencer has
tho credit Of maintaining anil continuing the
rulnous policy that originated In the
MAD FLUCTUATIONS BEFORE THE rAH1o
Of 1878. Where has the money Of tho dcpos[tors
Of tho State Savings goncl There Is good
the enterprise Just mentioned: f300, 600 on the
stock OF The Chicago s Calumet Canal s.
Dock COMPANY, and 100000 on its bonds.
Tho Chicago 4 Pacific Railroad has swallowed
up an amount that cau be definitely ascertaIncd
only from tho Assignec's statement. It
ID definitely stated that one 1oan Of
$l0U,000 Was made to the parties representing
TINT road, aud several hundred Thousand moro
arc believed certainly TO hare followed IL In
addition, there arc among the mortgage assets
calamltous budget Of mortgages on South
Chicago property that Is practically worthless.
Tho ahrtnkagc on all rcal.cstate loans has been,
bad enough, but that on such 1oans rs there IL
uvery reason to believe the Btatc Savings
has n,a.lo Is simply destructive, Tho stock Is
certainly r!pcd ont, and the officers themselves
have within day or two admitted deficit Of
100000 The optnton Of persons who have
followed the evil fortunes Of tho State SaTtngs
closely H. that It will 10 found that, beside tho
extinction Of the capital, million OF million
and a half dollars itnyo been fooled away, and
that dcposItors will get less than 80 per cent OF
their claims
, 1877-08-29
THE SAVAMTS,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 23.-Iudications a'a
favorable for II unusually full and interesting
meeting of the American Association for TIE
Advancement OF Science. slxty-hse members
registered to-atzht, agsiasl th!rsy-ctsht tho
night preceding the Buffalo meeting
hast year. There is larrs stxes.
sion TO tha membership list from ths South, and
It f. anticapatcd that 40 members "li
register before tbs scssion eloses. President
feSconb arrived, and deiiTcra the addEesa 10.
morrow In Fe3pon4e to welcome ~
tbs local Committee. Prof Marsh. y,
Yale. and Prof. James HUI, 81
Albany, were among yestcsday's 2THva1s, "
1tipR u1euhets wcss generally entertained ~
tlo1t ase pFogrpnatd for The week. Tue Assfr
ciatloo oFganlzsa for bualuets a. kAs State css*'
tol tomorrow morning.
, 1877-08-29

demand The removal Of the women from tic
works. Til" 1aris nrc that onfs nineteen women
nrc employcl hy the firm, vii" find them ,ully
rs .gool as tho acn, md sumclin1cs letter,
and thew are paid the sumo waccs.
II Is alleged that the real obcet o! tho strikers
IL to forcn the women ont Of nil lbe .tops.
when al! the male rtGar. makers in tho civ w,
join in general strikn flr M advance and tl.e
removal OF apprentices. 4 party Of s.rik.
crs cndeavotcd 10 gain admission to tic
factory this afternoon, but wcre driven away by
the nolicc. The tlrrn have not yet decided What
course they will nursue. 1t Is rtpnrte tha:
strike will probably o2cnr tomorrow At Now.
burger f. Bros nlanstactory.
, 1877-08-29

borrow money unless gold or Government
bonds wero given as collnteral, aud, therefore,
mai'c up his mind that 1t wa. best to make an
assignment. Owing to the isolation Of tho
statc, 70 far IS dealings withother banks arc
concerned. not one Of them will lose dollar by
its suspension. THIS fact should be borne In
mind by those dcposltors who arc inclined to bc
frightened bS Tic collapse Of the State. All tho
other savings banks will open as usual this
motniug, aud will undoubtedly pay those who
want their money. unless there IL panic, Whcn
tho fixty-1hy rule will rspbab1y be enforced rs
matter Of protection. Il shnuld DO remembered
snht ''o e~~tops bank can turn It's tecurttes Into
cash a. a moments nos!ee, 10 matter h"w good
theg mNs oe' hnd, While thcy can % seallzeu
on time Is 1eq"'red 10 RatneF IN the iunds.
Dr. D. 3 sai11'
tne Fee-ffeslaent OF Inc INSTITUTION WIS eallca
upon AZ MS residence last evening " 1h1n-
oSE fcpostcs' 10 "oom he 1snuk'y hcxno"t-
eaeca that nc KncT stFy 'ttte ABOUT too con-
Germ. several 5eass ago nc nno oeen atoeK-
hn'det aha lfuhtcc' out nho soid out' ehort'Y
after ING bce1nhlne OF al. speacef9 atminls'
tfaltoh nc hatl neen sonelted 70 become again
interested he ath 90. nc purenasca s''uoV
ftoek' 1of Hnien ne paaa s''ou IN ls9* no
was aPI'oln'ca s"e-itesoent, oas 1e fea,.g
kne" hoth'ne aoout tac management: nc
haa oecn toio yesterday mo'e ABOUT TIC
nanK tnan no escr afeamed' He had not
i"se connocnso IN nf spencer "hoH' nc
pel,eSeo 10 pc as s'ra'eht as as'r'ng. 80 Tar as
nc Knc" anything about Inc loans, sheJ "ero
naoe on property worth IRON three 10 hVe
tir'es tl'c "efth ot tho loan Dlu he Know ai'y-
s9nEs enont 1ne ioan on soatn shlea2v prop
sfIy1 ihctc nau ocen s1u'ue lens taefo pre-
, 1877-08-29
courteney the Winner in the
Single.Scull Race at
Saratoga.
The Bostons Score Another VIC
tory Against the Louis.
vtlles.
Chance Favors the Oinoinnatis in
Their Game with the
Hartfords.
Races Yesterday at Hartford, Long
Branch, and pitlsbnrg.
Extraordinary Shooting by American Rife
men at Oreedmoor.
AQUATIC.
THE SARATOGA sEuLL-N&CB.

en..tnt ftt.r.tsA "a IA 4<sh.xa
u.,.rp. 4. ~ t.'" 90 - rss.... a".""s. r.. ...u
eA"AtooAt aug. @SISour1hey nAs prctsS
cuecttalIY altposcu ot tlc th&fHG Tint no w4a
afeattl 10 row against Riley. In the rnec On the
lake hcra tbfs mnruinr ,e wnn with thA earnn
co.c th., .,o, ,Iw,, 10 ~, .s,,.g ~ In,
w. '""' luz W." "4'e W ''.'s
'auu CAME III apparently a fcAa eS "ifcn NC
started, though lo had made the best time on
record with tl,c exoanttnn of TIM douhtf,f Rirne
sllo,rcl Kilrr m hia f,rc.nvoo,1 Iakr rov In
- 80 '..'.s s,'
eA'u' "".cr. lae t.ce "ae l'setty' ano' tna"Ks
TO MorTtshcy's management, COMMANDED o1,
time, The spectators numbered not over 80OQ,
4 much smaller cotnpany than wsa expccted.
sncct,i ,rains c.nc fr,ro po,tor nrff.1n arJ
",Aa ~. 49,. s.,a,, ~. aSssou' n..t"'o, ~au
NeH 1orH' QUE 1ne 1asuiouahie soJourne1a nase
tired OF regattas. and did not turn out ~ they
used to for tho collo,tans.
At10;8o, when .ths arst run vas fired, the
uot.- ~. ~, HI, a .a,., wtrd t,,t ~
".st "as .oakaeaa ~ soa.h ".a", ~. w
c1mo etlicfentiy quiet ocioro the tins Of sthft'
ing. The rEfcrrn was ". u. Curtis, tho we'll
known Chlcanp scullcr.
rnnpTury,a rorr,r,ow
-, ,N..
Wa9 not 30 Eooa ~ nla framing AZ dseen"ood
Lake, but ho said: II VIII win this race II II
kills mot lie did win without etratutdr at all,
Nifev va. xnl1 and confident. p1atetcf w, n1.o
III Mao 1H"''
lhc race was three miles, Win turn, making
both start and finish at Moons. Pools wcrc
onrn1v sotd nj n,,rt}on mn the nround* anil ovrr
, 1877-08-29

k@Sttot Qitpdteh to Ih& Tribune,
TzaRs uAu1g, 1nd.. Aug. 2S,-Last evening
the Granville q Terre Haute Railroad dis
charged Ill thcir passeuecs-conductors, three Ia
numbet-WHliam eopp for twclye years,
Jan,as Ferry for iouraeen years, and Daniel
Lynch for el1tcea Tcars In the service Ut the
Company. No rcaaon WIS Etrtnt but It b sup
posed to have been FROM Information against
thsm BY "spottera." Much iutetast wss telt
by tdtI5ens hsru In tho af1alr..
ITEMS.
It has not yet been de0nltlT decided whether
IN advance in the grain rates To the East will be
made On tho lst. Tho managers .! tho roads
think It will do no good t. ralsa tho rates whlie
navigation Is open, whllo others think that IN
advance Of ase eeols per hundred pounds tan
aalely b. mauc, sud 1t will not diminish slip
tnent1 tn the lesst. A meeting will probably be
held Friday TO decide whether IN advance will
be made Or not.
Ar. T. q, Merrill, Geaeral Manager, John C.
Gault, Assistant 0anesal Manager, and ". @.
8wah. General FrGlgut Agent of the Chicago,
nIlwaukoo d 6t. Paul Railroad, wcrc In the city
Yesterday ~ make arrangements tor bring Iag
lofw the Immense crop which Aaa Gladdcaed
TIE hearts of thu farmers throughout tho EEcat
Northwest,
A meeting Of representatives Of tho roads
leading from this city to the Upper Mississtppi
River points held neet!nR yeitotday At the
ulli<c Of the Chicago g. Northw esteTu Railroad,
and adopted winter tatcs for tl,o4e points. The
new ratea are but little higher tlan the old
ones. md will 60 into eject ou the 9Th Of
&eD&Hphe4.
, 1877-08-29

tWpEt-MTs h6HHft u Inc AtI4nIbE LluosA
flme uf game-Two hours and twcnty .ava min.
ntes.
Fisst base by srrorx-JJart5on1, 4, Cincinnati, 3.
Huns earncd-liartf0fd. O; Cincinnati. Z.
Eoi.UMbut, o.
COLUMBUS, O.. Aug. 23.-Base.ball: St. Louis
Browns, 10: Buckeyes, Q,
SYRACUSE, n. =.
sIHAcusn, N. r., Aug. 2a-stars, 4; Indian
apoiis, l.
Speetai DfrpascA to The Tr3buns.
CoLUNnCs, o.. Aug. 2S.-About 800 pcnp1o
witnessed 4 cioscfy-contcstesl game nf bail this
afternoon bttwcen the st. Louis Browns and
Duckcyea.th tho Buckeyes making at, ,lncarnci rim
in the first aud the Browns three In the sceond
Inning. Fnrrc carried Oh the honors for tho
browns, his playing at short and basc.runnlng
being very i1nc. Sufltvant Mccormick, and
Reilly lid good work for tho Buckeyes. Tho
pitching on both sides was very elective.
First-bute hfts-fSrowus, 9; Buckeyes, 1.
Two-basc hits-Is1unE, j.
Time OF gaulo-One hour and 1fty-lye min
utcs.
THE CnicAdos At nurrAto.'
6peefn1 iNspa&c& ID Tn Tribune.
DuArALo, n. T.. Aug. 2s..-The Chfcagos
nlayt0 very interesting game here to-day with
the now professional nine oi tllis city. and won
BY 4 to2: Barnes made his, sraFnearancc with
tic Whites, nnd plaYed bis old position Of
second base, but he showed evidence Of rflralcal
weakness and lack Of practice. Nearly 1000
people wcre present.
MILWAUKEE. ..
MILWAUKEE, Aug. E8.-Dase-ba1l- 1fIlwau-
KEGS, 0; Al'eglcnys, ]. In twelve innings.
, 1877-08-29
-4T INDEPENDENCE, Ia.
Epertaf Dtsp1tcA - I1s, 5f'taltns.

ispErEsngscE, H., Aug. ga dwelling.
house owned by tho Rcy. II. Try Mills and
occupied t1y Rhh & Sun, soap manufacturers,
WIS struck BY lightning Admit o'c1ork till
morning and Immediately took fire. a lcayy
storm 'was. rigging at tho time, md bafore tho
hrcmcn could render assistance tho building
was In flames. The llnl1sc IL wreck. The los,
Oh houac IS about $Qu3. Insured io tue old
Insurance Cor1pany nf North America for $;DJ.
Messrs. Rich - So,l lose about 5000 or s700 on
furniture and eloth!nR. No INSURANCE.
, 1877-08-29

CINCINNATI, o. Aug. 23.-PcrIn, galr Il Co.'s
hardware mandatory Mt the Ctty Workhou.e,
was partially destroyed by fire tonight. Perrin,
CAT d Co.'s loss Ia estimated nt s1,UGN. Fully
Insured, but tho names OF the companies arc not
known. The loss to tho workhouse IA
$1,000. Insured for s15,000, divided a follows:
Western Fidelity and Globe, s2,500 each; lloyal,
$500. The fire originated IN the frutnc- blscx.:
smith shop adjoining thch 'rdware.tnauufacsoty,
and is supposed to have been tnccndiayy, UD}y
twenty-five conyicts we're employed in tbs burnt
building.
, 1877-08-29
ClGhR-MAKERS' STRIKE.

C1zclsaAT1, Aug, 9s.-Ons hundred and sixty
ct9ss.makess n the employ Of KEoho, Frtss 1;
Co. struck today, alleging ~ the CAUSE that
tourasynen we're now able 10 make only Is pr
week. This the5 claim u due 70 sas aact that
women have been emplo5Ad, who work
70 per cent cheaper than men. aud they further
, 1877-08-29
FINANCIAL.

6peetaI hspateA 10 tn TFtaaHA
JOLIET, ILL.,, Aug 2B.-IIaEsts Russell, dealer
in teas, coffee, and aplces At No. 81 Jefferson
strcet. made ~ assignment tordsy to Marsdeld
Young. Sir. Russell has been financially en-
barrassed for some time past, sud hss made Of
fess 10 compromise With hls crcditoFs, and tho
present assignment, Il Is claimed, Is merely
Temporary. No statement Of bis As&ets aud lIa.
eil!tea haa been m2ds public. This i the third
failure hese siaoe ia4t Ffidxy, III leading buai-
ness Men.
NEW ioak, Aug. .a-s. 4. BeekmAu Il Co.,
manufacturers of and wholesale dcaIeFs in straw
goods, ~ this city AID FRANKLIN, Masa., have
tRtled- Liabilities estimated 1t p7er &lu0DQ
Fred ". Cotnu anu William Roscoe Lyon,
liAbi]ttlcs, 2lfe, 900; aasets, Sllv0oa
, 1877-08-29

NEeE7H7 777S}Rz7t79 7f75NH1.
LAsAlLE, ILL.,, Aug. 2a-John s1eGunnie.l,
pit boss in the Taylor shaft Of tho Northern
Illinois coal and Iron Company's coal mines IL
this city, assisted by 4 ypuug man named
Michael Cosgroyc, vas placing sou1o planks In
the sunp yesterday. whon the cage, descending
unexpectedly, struck the former md broke bis
back at the point where tho lover ribs 1otu tho
vcrteIfR. Ae sttll linEcrs, Init there ID no hope
Of bis recovery. lie has wife and hvo chlldreu,
Cosgfove was but lttle injured. The accldcns
Ii ascribed to their own caycicBsucss.
, 1877-08-29

Special Dispatch 10 7Aa 1s4tKnA.
GRAND RArlps, Mich, Aug. 23.-Fise early
this morning dcstroyei Fred Tayior's saw,
shfuglc, and haclsing mill two mics ives. Of
Picrson, Montcalm County. This loas Is csti-
mated ut from 5000 to SO, 600, and It Is ru-
morel that there was M insurance Of $i0,0o0
on tho property. There h iltlle Or no doubt
that tho fro wns the work Of M inccnliary ns
tbe mill hui not bcen running for week, an,i
there had been no fire In tho building or
around.
, 1877-08-29
RUN|oyER AND KILLED.

NUN . = I1Et 1AAFO 1A1EAE1Ds
81. LOUIS, Aug. ga special to the Ttmxs
from KtFkwood, saya that a train on the Mis-
sonr1 Pacific Railroad, when at road-croasing
near Lacedc, about eight miles from St. Louis,
this evening, ran into covered wagon contaIn-
ing W. I. Kichey, wife, and two clillrcn.
n!chsy mas killed Instantly, his wife died in
few minutes. aud one child wns fatally injured.
The other had thigh broken.
, 1877-08-29

RlcaMoND, Ind, Aug. 25-0 3. m.-Ihc fol-
loving u &hr official bulletin of Sena&or Nor
louis condition, tho only report which will b
made tonight un1ess there should he change
1oF lne worae: a EspAtoE Aarton Is certainly
Improving and getting along uireiy, aal 10
have no doubt ot biz getting up III time"
, 1877-08-29
IIISTOnICAL,
FNoM THE BEGINNING.

-
4oe rtate eaVines 4hettut'oh' though char
tered by spcc!al act OF the Legislature In 1861,
was tue outgrowth OF a smaller CORPORATION
known IA the 1,linolx sarin,,s 1n.t,tut,on rht,h
-,cetv., 90 cornor,+a no,x,r, =, ~. n S.. -.
,,.. 49,. .s, po".'o wy ~ '.' sps"s
u 1o''' luz sea1 70 nlen'o9ao1e aos 'tao nhah-
ctal panic which occurred In tue tall, consequent
upon the failure OF the Oh1o Trust Company Of
Cincinnati. Tho principal owner OF the 1l,ino!.
saxinrs, rhartcr ~. N r. Kt,;dcr ,rbo ..,olI.
-,.,. 49,. aeoo'
w" q"t'o ou'noeF
of TIC tncp prominent hssifass
men OF tho city. He organized the corporation
late in the fall Of 1857 and commenced bu,t-
ne,, IN tho scco,d ,,,,v =, !, h,,,,,,n -, w
-. ~. ,,.",s.,, y w." ~,
''s'''' e.'ec' "sa' "nero tn' on'9ea states X
Pseas on'eo Is No" losatcu. Among the first
trustees were Judge Williams and tho 'atc
HliI1ain d. uEacn. II had no stockholders, NJ
ranitaI. and M liability, T1r trst,,,,+,,, ,,,--
took Of co-opcratlys benevolent character at
sSoDs and uuacr,ook ren.r.i h.asn@ uen n,.1 IL.
A oas4'
"cSs' ne'"s pFadentl5 and carefully man-
and In 1S;D It. wss compelled 10
SECURE more c4taadc1 quarters than thu snail
room IN the uppcr slory. In xblcl, Il W. rnut
n do business: Ia lsso +. leased I.rsa hank.
1nt~ nfr3ee IN N. afcth,,,t4, t.b,rr} p,o.l, a
''' o''eo IL LUG "lc'ueos't e"osch n1ocS, ana d.
rrss. which rcrc,vea ~ r,,ccl. rntit ,ho r,li ~
~ ,rha,, -" :, e"L wy 'a'4 o.
loosc throurbout III. Wc,,. I" . ,hn.o o.u"s Inv.
hank. mt, 1r,pc,nrs rr,s mora ,,an,,, 49, .a
aa,au saa,.. n.'e'.o.s .,. "ss' aa'o penty tnan