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, 1877-09-26
SCIENTIFIC FARMING.
THE KIxru ANNUAL sEssfow

THE g11Tu ANNUAL SESSION
Of tho National Agricultural Congress vaa to
have commenced 1t 10 0o'clock yesterday morn
log, but 1t tho hour appointed oniF three dele.
gates were present. After considerable delay
eight persons were gathered together, and tho
Congress waa called TO order by Prot. J. r.
Dodge, Of the Department Of Agriculture,
Washington, D. c. MI. John II. Stevens, Of
Aitnnesots, was chosen temporary Secretary,
and an adjournment war Immediately taken uil-
I'll 3 p. N.
On srasscmbling, Prof. Dodge said that the
Congress- could not possibly do anything moro
than to perfect their organization and a4llourn
over until to-day. The President, Mr. ". q.
FlaRg, was unable 10 bo present IN account Of
Treasurer h1d not arrived.
OnnlotIo,l tho lion. J. Sterling Morton, OF Ne.
braska, xas chosen President for tl!is session. A
Co,nln!ttee ou Credentials, consisting Of Mt. Ar.
DodEe, Of Washington; Prof. J. D. Narfrld, Of
MARYLAND Agricultural College; n. u. Lloyd.
vlct-prrstdent. Illinois; Joliil II. SteYc,,s, Of
siinncsotai aud L. NJ. Listles, OF Iowa, was ap-
pointed by the Chxir.
The programme for this mosulug will be as
folioTs: The Railroads and Their Relation to
the Public" by tha Hon. Juhn Sterling Morton,
VI Nebraaka "The Ecunolnlcp! aIauarencnt
OF lsallroaua," by Frot. j. r. Tallsut, Bu1ling-
ton, Iowa. in the afternoon Or. J. 81. tifegury,
Regent Ut tic Illinois lnduttriaj U,,iycrrity.
will read all address on title Distribution al
Wealth" The sessions will eommcpcu each
day at 10 a. Ii.
, 1877-09-26
RUFUS HATCH.

That Bold Dull dored Once Too onen-rhe
Notorious Operator No Longer . ntch
'''', so.,to, ,x.,o,c, :, ,n. ro,.,r, v.u,,.
nvw 49,, p aa-. =" ~ a. e"uWpH I11pa '',en"t .
n., 80" lunA; eePI %''-"a4 s1rcos "as
greatly exeltca TINS afternoon hy the reported
turc. Eight hundred shares Of Western tyn,on
Tcteo7anh sinck vcrn ,sou1ht N ,,n<,or ,ho r,,to
~ II. anaano. s,,. T., nsn ~ auvt n.'a .nc 1a'u
W. aiA Aecoaa', out ne mas unsl a:la to-tnof.
tnyolyct, is about sa50o, Mr. Hatch. on boInv
questioned sltulttei that hta affairs we-c mt in
, 1877-09-26

Albert Clifford and Louis Arndt, aged 10 and
IL years. arc locked up at the Madison Street
Station, charged with tho larceny Of 500 from
Lena Morehousc, No. 81 South Ann street.
Both boys have been missing from homo for
over week.
burglars aud highwaymon are now getting 80
bold that they ply their vocation while tho
streets arc set lined With people. Last cycnine
at Z o'clock b0ardtr At No. to Adams atrcct,
whtso namo Is withheld, Was gugRed and robbed
Of gold witch willie walking along jackson
street, near Wabash avenue.
Charles u. Meyers. Of Freeport,was asraiencd
yesterday before Commissioner uoync charged
with making low wines without paying tho Gov
eFntncnt tax. His establishment, used oAtcusf-
lly for the manufacture Of Tinc3nr, was seized
last week, as mentioned In THE Tn,nuxn. The
lawyer and get evidence.
sunday evening William Ash1cy, rcsidtnn n.
the corner Of pIerson and Frnnkiin strccts, went
Into tho druG-store OF Moritz Krembs, No. 1873
West Randolph street, to Get sofno plaster for
confusion qn tho head. Herr anothcr quarrel
head with a pcstle, lnNIctlng quito severe
wounds. Justice kAufmann will hear tho case
to-day,
Two coforcd walters on one OF tho Bntllneton
u Quincy dlatng cars yesterday became involved
in m altcrrat!on. In the course OF which carTtng
hnntS "siu iFees5 use4' 1he ono !1oet 6eIlouaiy
injured was conveyed to thu County
Hospital for treatment, but what became Of hG
assallant cannot be nscertained. At all events
thtre is 10 record OF tho case In tho l'ollcc Uc-
pnrtment- Tho enc at tho County Hospital is
IN most dangerous condition.
Yesterday afternoon Ofllcer KIfrh Of tho Ar
mory 1cnrned tlat Thomas Bodeshak, residing
at No. 433 West Sevcntccnth street was lying ai
deaths door. tho result of q g,,nsllot wound
inflicted by John Spiral, residing at No. 431 On
tho same street: Further inquiry developed
tho fact that both men, although never on Tho
West Lyons. About noon, Bodleshak, having
shot bird, stopped to pick It up, and wlilo in
this posture wna shot by Spria,, whether acci-
dental or not Is unknown, but tho wounded
8terl, who attended him, found forty small
wounds On tho back, neck, and left arm, and
gives Il ~ his opinion that sho man hos worry
8litl chances for recovery,
, 1877-09-26
THE CHICAGO TRlBUNE: WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER

ronsnct with tho leading bankers and hustncss
mcn Of New Cork Cft!, anil was universally &c.
Eprctcd for his business Anifity and strict intcc
rttr, and admired for his manly bearing md
genial Eoc!a1 qualities.
The En1lcton Manufacturing tom npnny chhng.
Ing hant1s. ho resigned his position, returned
to Chicago and helped to organize the Central
National Rnnk,-was elected fts Cashier, anil
he'll that olIicc Until Ills death.
In 1871 llg marrics! tho daughter OF the late
Col. John FDstcr, and 1eaves her and two Inter
catiug children to mourn Ills loss.
lie WAS ncrcr a strong man physically, and
about three years ago his health bcxan to fall.
About ono year ago 1t became evident that he
Hat suffering from fttcase Of the brain. The
best physicians In this country were consulted.
and unnn thttf advice he went TO Europe In the
company OF tlts mother. Mrs. Sanger, for reat
and lnrlical treatment.
Receiving no benefit, he returned TO this
country tn May last, and was placed IN tho caro- Of
Or. Stearns, nm eminent physician Of Hartford,
Conn. During all hts sickness there, by bis
kindness to and consideration OF oti,era, ho 20
endearcsl himself ia his attendants that. when
he breatEel he last, tho apartments he occupied
seemed lause Of mourning.
His mother, Mrs Sanger, his sister, Mrs
Pullman, md bis wife were with him during bis
last sickness, and everything which could be
suggested by Kindness nnsl affection Was done
to cheer him In bis last i,ourt.
Few young men we're more widely known.
more universally respected, or more sincerely
loyed than Mr.. Sanger, and bis relatives and
friends will need no nlausoicum to remind them
OF hia virtues and Keep green IN their hearts tho
memory OF bis many cn1cartnE qualities.
, 1877-09-26
IN MEMORIAM.
JANES II sElpHQk SAH0HR

wa4 yestarday borne 10 bis iass rcst!ng. place 10
lraceland Ceuetery, The funeral services wese
held IT tho residence Of hts hrother-lp.law,
George u. Pullman. HI was born III Chicago
In leA aud wes tho son OF tbs late JalneA Y.
Sanger, one Of our best known. most highly
respected aud popular citizens, Iuhcrlting the
high character and genial qualities VI Ills father,
he was from boyhoou W loyel and respected BY
all with whom liz ca1ne sn contact. Atsae early
uge Of Il he entered The banking house OF
Il. a. Tucker. aud VIA Afterwards teller IN what
IL now the TRADERS National Bank Of Chicago
Possessing business ability Of high order,
and Of correct ind exemplary habits, hs ac-
quire4 tie entire confidence OF his supclioEs,
and gained the respect aud esteem OF their Gus
toners.
At the sge Of 22 hu removed 10 New York,
and was elected Secretary and Treasurer OF tho
Eaxleton Manufacturing Company. Of the
targcst corporations Of It's klnd in tho United
ststes. Ainost the entlre business connected
I, Win re ananees OF that corporation was for
ment was eusircly satisfactory TO it, Directoss.
"Mle acting fos this CouoAuy ~ s4ins III
, 1877-09-26
TIE CITY.IIAIL,

Three new cases Of scarlet fever wcra 70.
ported at tho Health Department yesterday.
Three lcnths from tho discaao haye been re-
cor.lcd this week.
Acalth.CommIss,onc DeWoIf aud Mayor
Heath accompanied the American Public Hcaltl,
Association yesterday on their trip down tho
South Branch In quest Of s&tnks, etc. :.
+ August kclm, tbs proprietor Of The house
No. ~ 1llrscle street, whcro i've cascs of small
pox were found last Friday, was before Justice
euMmcracll yesterday for keeping CONS at that
place and selling tticI- milk iu tlo nclghbor-
hood. llc was 1ncd 800 and costs.
Tho Mayer yesterday fssned orders that tho
ealoon,]icense Of Mrs. Lagono, Mo 113 Wcst
had gotten the start Of tho city, for she had tho
license transferred early yesterday morning, and
now al that can bo done Is TO close tho place
Nc; l1a Mr. & kagerto !. y aasl = .yitizen, si'd y
Nora" and It Was In her place that man was
brutally beaten and robbed only lew days ago,
III tho Council. Monday night, an ordinance
for tho abolition Of tho otlicc of Corporation
Counsel raa presented Ihe antao5ship q tho
p5Gp1h.G p .has Wo7 ~ 70 s "
fathor to the documout. Aid. Lawler subsc-
quently took it to himself. AID. Gilbert offered
sii0sc1uent resolution calling for on inyesti-
CATION into Tho causes Of AID swceneys re-
filsal- NOW, 70 man up y treo 1t would np-
pear Tint AID. Gllburt'a resolution WAS q use
less pcco Of business. 1t appears, however,
that there has been caucus Of ahout eight OF
ten AldGr1nuD, who hai al ideo that tho oiIlco
Of Corporation Counsel might we'll bo lono
away with. In this caucsla lots wcro drawn,
and the. llsagrceable duty Of bsoacline tlc
subject Of slr. Honfeld'a removal foil to Aid.
swesnoy, who It dppearcd "wcnt back on " hIa
lot. Tho cause OF thu discomfort is said to be
"a followa: Ono day AID. Lawlcr callcd upon
ous OF the numbers Of tho Law Depart
mcnt nnd requested enlightenment upon
some law OF ordinance. Tho official,
though very busy, took time to find out
tho law or ordinance AMI read It TO the AluuF-
man ana asked him wtlas there was In II that isc
desired explained, Lawler replied that that w.ls
What he wanted tho Law Department 10 Tell
him. Tho legal gentleman very properly told
scnse for soInc other TRUTH, and hence tho en-
lightcncd warfare upon tho ol1co OF Corpora
tfpp couu hel.
, 1877-09-26
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

The County Collector Is still selling West
6lde property.
Walker Ia sttll counting on his extras,"-so
arc tho Commissioners. Whether tho Commit
tca recently appointed to Mans asbitratoss in
tho matter will serYa or not has not yet been
definitely determined,
TAK oAANp JuRT AErEa sf1NKs.
Tho 0raud Jury took d trip UP tho South
Branch Of tbs Chicago River yesterday In quest
Of stlnks. The complaint was made several DAYS
ax0 by tue State Doarl1 OF Health, and Ito trim
WIS suply made to get at tla faets Of tno COM
plaint. Tho result ot she trip can be summed
u'n, Up ~ 3sr wo5a.; Ihs 5uy i9una thD oder
IL the poiut where tho refuse matter from the
Htock-Yasls u en,ptled by way Of y
ditch, and the probabilities arc that all
Indicted for maintaining public nuEsalce. Ono
of tho9urors, who Partook Of liberal sbara Of
leaa-chccse and sausage It tha establishment
Of Toboy & Booth along the route, was loud IN
they and othsrs along the river viii not suffer.
The coss Of the trip has not yet been computed,
but II fs safe TO say that 1t cost more than ii
will ever amount to Tor the public
TtlH CCAAIs8tONRRS IN COURT,
The cases OF the Indicted Commissioners was
agalu uppestnoss In the Criminal Court yeslus-
day. The first act Was the aliig of
aa atlldaylt BY the counsel for tho
uEiEuuAul4 ~ 4A&1A tu1 EuNtnaGDk5 on
tho ground THAI tue jury ilndLng them was IL
Legal, which was ~ anticipation Ut congletion,
oi course, and 70 be used In The Supreme Court
to SAVE some body from this pcniten.1ary. The
nc1t aes on the part OF The defendants was wl.h
view 10 postponemcnt without asking for q
continuance or nayiug lhe real f4cts arptar.
An affidavit was aleu By several Of then, setting
forth tliat thy counts tn the indictment were
vague, indefinite. and unsalsfactosy, upon
which motion Has basea 10 compel the at-
turneys fur the people TO present bill of par
ttculars-a paper showing what the allegations
and proot wras 10 detail-oefore the trial c,,-
tered upon. The luestlon was diseusscl at great
length, and the result wa4 Judge Farwcf or
dertA the bly, died. whleh Will be doua this
luorntng At u o'clock. Iu InakiAg tho order
tho Court VISA particular to state that the issu.
anse an of tho u, sane M amounted to but little, and
he would uokAo0eest the character OF partieu-
lars to be naaied; hence the 1e.l light for, delay
in the case comes to-day. for tho prosecution Is
not lncliued to 2ivs their easy away. TITO IT,
dietsd are frikh.sned, With one exception, and
d anxious for trlal. aud who says
tlat unless trial ID granted hilu this
, 1877-09-26
For Use in The Nursery Il Ag No Equa|,
4 PERFECT TOILET SOAP.

Ftrst smonr the re9ufsses of tho toilet 10 4 eno4
ptee Of &oap hnt 70 proeuTc Il IA not Alweyt IN ~,
matter Many Of the most e1penslvn Soaps ia the mar
let arr sdo from and deetoriou4 pates.Ia IA
their delicate co'ortnR and fragrant pcfuu,o loo oe
conceal tha most rpru!avo impurities Tho dtsciosurs
recently made public regarding this luhtect ere md
tiveF startling. and deserve serioua cons!der.toa
tonahc especially II spp!ed 70 the he; injurtne ia
hair irritating thc eca4n and inducing nsyers hesa'
acl,cs. Tha character nj tho tnETcen mar b. jafetd
fron the ststcsnrns at a gentleman who n,hktt ths
cent1Ey Of eoAps 4 1usiREas sr recently lfc.&Yrdth.
pc!~ona engaged In thls etp0Fmcn tHefe Ahortjivrd
1hich the occupation could be followed pS''a daFns
ros Il III Sss
New York tho wortd'Ecnowncd Boap Aiannf1ci1isr
Whoae nncntn e:tslthmentt II By saf the a!fts Of IL
yarious prodnctons IL for MANY yesrt besn niasH IT,
ten.nstea hut thIa Iateat Eucccss Is the apprnprta
erorn 70 ths n1merona y yistor!sa ai1tad5 ssaieted
Mr. nHirt hAs succeeded III perfecttnR Tho eomno.
ton II the SOAP ever introduced pfn.
eipni Ingredients the purcat vegetable oa The tan.
III result AMPLY unpasied II tats r..
=, T M M5.nstrrs ro,5zr snar. = the tr.ie,m ,m..s
Tor anri!cson 70 Tho delicate skin 81 tnsan children
aad lA!ea Il Y altogether aneawaled IN II emoiIeht
ras e sents ss g sstss III H.
ehenlEly TO disguise tafertot material Tho mot ~.
ncd tsste coasliers the Ahsenee of Asttncta tiu.s
ie T. Bsb5tt. ToIis Soar rensrx Il III Test
nsaltht9 and agreeable article Of the kind ever man
Though specially dearzble for tho use Of isdes md
mens toilet, md Il make heavy lhshet Il i. tso one
.sa q1sss uon e se n.ss.s Ss er ess
becons general ,.-4ss1o lork Tribune.
, 1877-09-26
HYDE PARK BONDS,
NH. nENsEEY's REPLY.

HYpg pAnx. scnt. n,.-1n vour tsauc of Mon.
IA. ,..t ~. os,h, tbe-, +. :. .,n,,,,,nt..t;o,,
usy '@s. ss"s ; t.'e - sou1a'.t" -.
sienett "!nqu'fef,' feiatinR 70 INC aet'on Of tho
Board Of Trustees Of Hyde Park, In connection
With the bonds Of the village, that betrays such
a dcprce of stunl1tv on Tho mart NJ thc ur;ter
s...r ~, ~. H.,s- =. =. ~. .sS. ~
."a. enou.a nos nosee II ~ .a's nlaohsF "e1o s,
IL not ealeula'ea 70 10 tn'schlei nofoaa. Inc
of the proceedings Of tho Board, o. published tn
IN . rp,an.r # ,hc 1ath int, ooc* ~, r., evtx,.
- ~ ,ss,.., a .rsst. ~. W. ~ ~ ~
iue s'noout u tho oo'ioeu 'noeoteoncss VI VIC
village, and also tho Assessors valuation OF tho
, 1877-09-26

tempt. The cost for stand IN tKc
Exposition Is merely nominal and not
t5}. and tho ktnff they Eavc him
to sell WAS simply o1atic acttl, tho best thing Ii
the world to take blots Of ink out OF paper or
clothing Huch frauds onEht 10 bo driven from
the town on tbs "twcnty- y-tour-hours.to.lcave" "
principle, and THE TntRUNn intends to DO all In
lts power to bring at1ch an era about,
, 1877-09-26

The others seek postponcmcnt, knowing tllnt
thu evidence ag:lfnst them IL strong. The bill
will Ire fled, but what will become Of 1t rcminA
to be seen. That It will not 10 satisfactory to
the defendants. however, ia safe 10 predict
The County Attorney n.antftats considerable
interest IN the whole affair, which he yeatertlay
httestcd hy tnlltmg McCafyrry ont and holding 4
conference. Delay Is Victory TO tho "Rng,"
the recent thieycrY practfcetl in the Court
lto1isc work, which WAS yesterday ianocently
Indicated hy ono OF their ATTORNEYS,
, 1877-09-26
DEATHS.
@-- -.
mEnECAIs
'tN~> ~ -.

. MEDICAL .....-.-
4chcnck's pulmonio Syrup,
For tho CnEs OF Consumption. Coughs sud Colds,
Ths Ksuat yaaa Ut this moetna Il that Il spens tha
matter and throws It out Of a systan, puri6es tho
blood, Aol thus elects eu1o-
EcHRNcK'B sEA wEBD TONIC, FOR TIIH CURB
or DysPErSIA, INDIGESTION. &C.
The Tomb PRODUCES healthy action OF Tho stomach
creRtlnK An sppstte. forming chyls, and GQgng The
laose ohstlnats cases Of INDICATION.
gCuRNCKs MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR TElR CURE
or AvkN COMPLAINT, he-
Thess Pills alternative, and psohnts healthy ae-
ttou of tho liver without the aat snkus. they Rrs
FREQ from tAlome And ret sHselooa In restoring
healthy action Of tho ises.
These tumedies Ars earta,p curs for Consumption
- the Puuoue Syrup rtpens ts matter and purtdus
tho biood Tae Asudraka PtlIa act upoa the 1lfeF,
ceeata healthy bile, and remove al dt1eaaca at Tho
1rer. often eAuso Of Consumption. The KeA Weed
Tonic Tes tuna aud strength 70 Tic stomach. makes
good stion, and ensles the organs to form good
bloodI aud thus cresaex heahy circulation Of healthy
blood. Tba combined actton ot thtss medIctasa, -
thus expAtned. will cure every OF Consumption.
II taken n uCpc. aud tho usa Of tbs nssd!eaes pefse'
yefed In.
d.. echsuck u professionally 1t hta principal csaee'
cospsf Sixth and Arch. Philadelphia. e7:ry Ao9'
4Ay whore III lsitsss for sdxfcs Naat 20 eaafesssa
, 1877-09-26

BuRAe1rs FtAvoRINd EXTRACTS.
Tho superiority Of these oxttnets consists In thelr
perfect purity and great strength. They ara war
ranted FREQ from tho oils and acids which
enter into tho composition many Of the fictitious
fruit 1atoss now in the market.
, 1877-09-26

,,,.A MAsan11'sas ,se s~ L~er n',n.N.' ,n
hcpuolteans Oh tno se'ehfh Haru, 10 tne
West Fourteenth street, and hcll sptritel
meeting. John t.h,nn prr.f,lcd. A rc.otution
"e.s oJn .,.....,s ..pp ~" ..,.. - .a.%a.
vas paaeca oei',s*tp* tne as',on VI "nutnes .,,s
,ss s,,ns .e mn mal
bcra pseecnt represented tho real Republican
,cnttn,cn, ~ ,hn wan,. The rrsolu,lon wn.
mn,n,rnnu.,v 10 .don,.i M INV " ~
"na.iinous'y aoop'eu' .-.-..
Tho Club Is composed Of voters who opposed
fl1dreth last fall. and will not atltliatc with the
uarduer.tlior1nn Club.
aor.r,, 49, uo,,h.r. ,v.r. ...., ~ soa
.,ensd usi'i' tho reM roll. ''A's'' 'e'' ~' - '''
:, soeeehe; *ele next 'o =, order, nd " l. Henry G.
Noyes nlaue sumo !, Ee!,t,mea anu 'ueau feMalks,
~ tnr eo1Ise oa "H1e,a nc atRsu 'ns aeeSssi. %
~ oi seecs'hg a,, Good nGn aa 1or fns o''1sss Ts:
soecch no We. app1aue u.ins ts eiycrv eit spd nS
a. a.: tho eiosc . the speaker making good impress
sion On ins hearers. 49,,
uncr ana9scs =" Me'o a'aoe' MIA Tue "ee''oe
A'.s'"asu -. na''uroea'
Club held a meeting 1a.t evening In Wallis Hall.
corner Ut Adams tnti IIa1stcd streets. Mr. ",
]. O'Sfara presided, and W. q. Kerche-
val acted - Secretary. Mt. Wall
thrca instead Of nine members, aud that tho
Committee 10 whpm the matter Ind been re.
ferrcd report at the noxt meeting. Tho Com
mites we're discharged, aud tho motion vas
lost.
Mr. Montoith moved that tho Chair appoint
an Executive Committee Of five members. Cnr.
Red Mcsers. Montcith, Wall, CaYoncy,
O'Toole. and MAskcll wcre appointed.
The matter Of appplntine three members to
the Comfy Central Committee next came nr,
TIC motion being TO have thc.Chatr suggest tho
names, with an amendment 10 che effect TINT
the matter ho referred to a special commit
tee Of three, Mr. Wall moved that
each member have tho privilege
Of suggesting names for members
OF the Executive Committee. The Chair do
c1led the motion out ot oftlcr.
Mr.. Wall tnuved that the previous motions
be laid On tho tob!c.
Mr., O'To01e withdrew his previous motions,
It waA evident that tho hall had been packed In
tho interest Of OtIIara and Ltcb, and Mi. 0rToola
moved that only members should be allowed to
vote, tho rolt.book being used, and each man
voting rs tlls name was called. Mr.. Will wanG-
cd recess, which Sfr. Kcrchcval opposed. After
some more talk By Mr.. kavauauRh md others,
Mr. Orroolo's motion prevailed.
The election was thou gonc into, and con-
sumed good portion Of the time, and Mcssrs
Z, II. o'Toolc, j. C, O'Nell, and James CavcneY
wcrc elected. None Of thom arc workinetucn, and
hence ttiere Is likely 10 ho a split, and now
clint. Q'Toole, ope OF the elected, moved to
make The vote unanimous, which prevailed.
Tho meeting tllon adjourned.
The independent Grcenback Central Club Of
Cook County met last nigha at No. 15S South
Clalk street, tho headquarters Of the arcenbnck
, 1877-09-26
A REMARKABLE FtO0R.cOVERING.

Linoleum IL warm, non-sbsorbent, and indie
upon heavy canvas. It ID brought out In Va.
rtety OF most attractive dcagns. Suitable for
churches, hotels, offices, private dwellings, or
any place where atloor-coYcrlng Ia desired. Look
for word Linaleum on back Of the cloth. kcpt
by all drst-elesa carpet dealers.
, 1877-09-26
PERFECTION lTSEtFf

In everything that goes to mako MP perfect
plano, v1s.. purity OF tono. de]eaey Of toneh.,
powss durability. and beauty otnn!sht tho Dccker
Dros. piano has nover been cxcelcd. We in1lto
The most careful criticism and comparison.
STouT 4 CANT, I'LL State street.
, 1877-09-26

Pteeport; r. r. Hrown. ncImont; A. c. Nc
Knight, Washington. D. c.; i. ". booth,
Rochcstcs. n. y; Robert Hoghcs. baltimore;
Percy Taylor. England.
, 1877-09-26
MARRIAGES,

HAIkKIAEES,
HATClt-fIUGIE%ln. ih!a city. on tho, 24th
Kuy. e. L. Levitt Mir. Henry Hatch snl Caroline,
youngest daughter OF tho lAtS Thomas Hughes, Ill
Of Quebec,
, 1877-09-26

Dr. Thomaa J. Turner, United 6tatcs Navy, Is
sShe Fsdhe 1otsi. ' '''a 0'' - 'A' ''"''
Df. ]. S. knight, United ststes Army, Aad
Pr: Thomas L. Meal, Dayton, O.. nv 1t tho
Palmer House
c. y. Gorhain, Division Superintendent Pitts
burg & Fort Wayne Ka1lroad, IL seGlstercd At
the Sherman uousc.
sr Hugh Childc.s, President Of tho Great
Western Railway Of Cauada, and other leading
officials OF the Noaa, are expected In tho city
Tomorrow morning.
Ex-Minlster Washburne and his family have
AfItrca u Chicago, and ato domtcilc1 In tha
elegant residence Of ]. bIcdregor Adams, cor
nrs of White aad La8alae Streets
Gum, ~us married laat night, at the resllrnce
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The Indians.

SAN Francisco, June 27.-Dispatches
from Lewiston, Idaho, report the state
of affairs at the front, up to the 26th, as
follows: The renegade Indians are join
ing the hostile Indians and runners have
been sent to the Polouse, Spakane, Co.
lumbia River and Unatlila tribes, who
they claimed would join them and they
would clear the whole country from
Lewiston to Boise City. The hostiles
have crossed Salmon river at Horse
Shoe Bend with all their plunder and
will make for Fayette and Weiser val
leys with all their warriors. Some es.
mate their number at 800. Dispatches
from General Howard are to the effect
that Col Perry met him at Cottonwood
and his force is to move tomorrow to
the old battle ground. The Indians are
in force at Horse Shoe Bend, on Salmon
river, between White Bird ard Slate
creeks. The following named forces are
now in the field: Regulars-Perry, 60
Whipple, 100; Miller, 100; Throckmor
ton, 1856 all others, Is. Volunteers
Chapman, So; Page, %; Hunter, Is
Elliott, 25; Williams, Is. All the for
ces have gone to the Salmon river ex
hEe saake ffssf to head of any fGfs Gass
tillas who may try to cross to join Jos
eph.
| WASHINGTON, June 27.-General Nc
Dowell telegraphs as follows: No new!
from Howard further than that all th,
wounded men in the hands of the hos
tiles have been killed, but not mutilated