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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-03-08

A ROOF may be covered with very cheap
~ Single. and By application of this slate be
made to last from % TO . years. Old roofs can
be patched and coated, looking much better
and lasting longer than new shingles without
the slate, for
One-thIrd the Cost OF Re-shingIIag.
The expense of stating new shingles is only
abOCt the cost of simply laying them. The
paint IL gIRE-PROOF against sparks OF flying
embers. as may be easily tested BY any one.
1t Stops Every Leak,
and for tin or iron has no equal. as il expands
by heat, contracts by cold. and NEVER CRACKS
nor scales. Roofs covered with Tar Sheathing
Felt can be made water-tight at small ex Expense.
and preserved for many years.
This Slate Paint is
Extremely Cheap.
Two gallons will cover hundred square feet of
single roof. while on tin. iron. felt, matched
boards, or any smO tn surface. from two quarts
surface, and. although the paint has heavy
body, it is easily applied with brush.
NoTar Is Used i'm this Composition,
therefore it neither cracks in winter nor runs
in summer.
On decayed shingles il fills up the holes and
pores, and gives new substantial roof that will
last for years. Curlel or warped shingles II
brings to their places and keeps them there. 1t
fills up all holes in felt roofs. stops the leaks,
and although slow dryer rain does net affect 1T
a few lac urs after applying. As nearly all paints
that are black contain tar. be sure you obtain
our genuine article, which (for shingle roofslis
Chocolate Color
when first applied. changing in about month
to a uniform slate color, and, l. to all intents
and purposes, SLATE. On
Tin Roofs
our red color is USUALLY preferred. as one coat is
equal to five of any ordinary paint. For
Brick walls
our bright red is TIE only reliaD.e Slate RANT
ever introduced that will effectualI, prevent
dampness from penetrating and discoloriEg the
plaster
These paints are also largely used on out
houses and fences, or as printing coat on fine
buildings.
Our only eolors are Chocolate. Red, Bright
Red and Orange.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-03-08


We have in stock. OF cur own manufacture,
roofing materials, etc, ut the following low
prices:
100 rolls extra Rubber Roofing. at cents per
square foot. (Or, we III furnish Rubber Roof
ing, Nails, Caps, and Slate Paint for an entire
new roof at IA cents per square foot
20J0 rolls 2-ply rarred Roofing Felt at IA cents
per square foot
5000 rolls 3 ply Tarred Roofing Felt 2ha cents
per square foot.
10 rolls Tarred Sheathing at Il cent per square
foot.
500 gallons fine Enamel Paint, mixed ready
for use, on Inside or outside work, at 81 per
gallon, all shades.
l0 bbls Slate Flour. per Dbl, g 90
1910 e" Soapstone Flour ............... 800
1900 " Grafton Mineral...-........... 800
1000 Metallic Paint. dry. $50
Special prices per ton OF car load lots
All orders must be accompanied with the
money, or subject to 30 days draft on well known
parties.
N.Y.SLATE PAINT COMPANY.
102 & l04 Maiden Lane. New York.
ja2j-3m
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-03-08
Nonresident Notice
John Blackman, Admin'rl
OF W u Dickinson, dee d. In Cha
vs at Hum

John Blackman, Admin
OF W u Dickinson, dee d. In Cbaneery Court
VS. at Humboldt.
7. 3. billiard, ct ais.
Ttarpearing TO the Master from the bill filed
Il in this cause which is sworn to that the de-
PENDANTS. John W. Dickinson, Sprague Soule
4 Co.. and 5. II. Dunaway's wife. Margaret
Dunaway are non-resdents of the State of
Tennessee. so that the ordinary process
of law cannot be served upon them;
it is therefore ordered that publication
BE- made for four consecutive weeks in the En-
change. newspaper published in the town of
Milan, Tenn, notifying defendants to enter
their appearance at my office in humboldt,
1871. to plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill. or the same will be taken for con-
fessed and set for hearing eX parte as to them.
T.J. WILLIAMS. G. * NJ.
Mccall. Mcfarland and Bobbitt, Sol rs.
March ., 1871.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1877-03-08
~ CELEBRATED
O0O %%-~ - Golden Tongue
3 HEHH,H,N ParlOr Organs

Factory Established IN 1886.
FROM THE PRESS.
From G. ID. White, Editor Hackettstown, n.
j., Herald,
1.-The organ has a rich. deep and soul-stirrlng
tone; couldn't stay in the house withoutit 1t. IL
helps wonderfully to drive away the thoughts
Of hard times,
The Lebanon. Pa. Daily News says:
1--WE are in receipt of one Of those nye octave
Parlor Organs, manufactured by Mr. Daniel Z.
Beatty. Washington, y. J. This organ is IN
fine solid black walnut case, ana IN TONG II
cannot be surpassed by any instrument Oh its
From the Lowell Neb., Register.
1--WE received this week direct from the man
ufacturer, Daniel 7. Beatty Washington. y.
j. his Justly celebrated organ. elegant in APP
Dearance and handsomely furnished, unexcelled
In richness and power of tone. We are more
shan pleased with it. and heartily recommend
it to any one contemplating purchasing an
Best offer ever given, Money refunded upon
return of organ and freight charges paid by me
Daniel +. Beatty both ways if unsatisfactory
after test trial of ave days. Organ warranted
for six years.
Agents wanted everywhere. male or female,
to canvass for this superior instrument. Ad-
dressi
DBNIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U A.
, 1877-04-11
ANOTHER BOMBSHELL,

Tho Eight Thousand TE,lsky.scliern OF Now
York City Discover TINT They Arc ut tho
Mercy oF tho Implying Slcuth-1 Iounds of
Gold Water md fntor1ety.
Special Dfspotch 10 The Tribune.
NEW YonK, April 10.-The temperance folk SEQ
u now chance for a crusade. md arc ready, Tho
Court OF Appeals recently decided tint, under tho
State law, Boards Of Exciso hnve no aulhorlty 10
grant licenses to nny porsuna other than Inn, tay-
csr, or totot kcepcrs to sell liquors or wines.
Through tho passage and repcaa Of sartons laws
which excepted bcer nnd nlc, and n,aln q
spccta Metropolitan ExcEnc. 1t cane abont that tho
privilege OF drinking on tho premises was nowhere
confcrrcL 10 that tho snloon licenses !ssucd since
lB0tl hare been Illegal. 4 tcst caso ensc WAS
5dse 5 70 ts ~ ~. e.
I'm Appes snssE 'e 4. dsfssa Sney +" w.s tbs sa5 sS5
II tho fns @ would % re noneai. a. matters now stoSd
tnnc Tho sale VI iiauasa under hsa Icensc; for. II
brought up agn!n, knowing ~ ne nny did le wat
ysss Es s IT, ~ netsa ,aS f S',y ,syr 9 s.sn sfs
y eser! ~ "a is sIty @ Sot pso s
vt4cd with hote tn'cI ,a9 o. sn~
ssd tat thas @ hi sts iiaaor i sic "woad 10 WY vsfy
grcat calamity" liz nnol uibho5 81. Thorr. Is
cison. OF thu Il, 700 ot Them. every onc not hay-
ny hotel license is l1ablo n arrest, ami the tom.
pcfnncc pcupo mean to have them arrested. Dis.
isict.Atlosnty ptolps rays hu Will act promptly on
ali cases brought to ibis notice. Tho Exciso
Dostd has ro power to tsauo licenses TINT will 10
embarrassment except through action by tho 1eg-
isiature. 4 temperance crusade han bcen organ.
ixcd under slc fcah Ut Oliver Gutter, t0 inrt!l1ta
complaints BY tic Wholesale against tho dealers.
it Ii curious stato nf Affairs, snd william, II.
Mundy. Esg., has tbs honnr Of having lntcfrsetcd
tho Excise law In tAis new light to the Court Of
, 1877-04-11
CANADIAN NEWS.

MONTREAL, April l0.-Tho 1rxt division of MI.
gIfnls 10 tho Eternal City, consulting VI French
Canadians, .casc Tomorrow afternoon fur New
York. Tha1o they will bo Joined By many other
French CAnsalana ffum Quebec, Manltoaa anA tho
Unitod states. Tho whole pilgrimage nuHbor 100
suula. and will take Rho steamer City Of brussels
fuf Chcsbourg. wheru thuy expect 10 arrive The
18th inst. They will then procced direct to PARIS
Capital on tho 18th tuat., aud at Turin hi ho join.
Cd. by pilgrims from epstn. Tho Canadian piI'
by h!s Holiness on the l.th Ut Asy. Ap.ons
the lirt j. shu nats 0g JudEu Winler, of Now Cur.
ltsle, largo number Of prtr.ts. uni but very few
4y1ncn. IN Irish lsta9lic rosslun Vi tho p.l:nn.
aFu du not leave hrfore lexl week.
Tho tcu noys1 this aftcrn,un, aaa lett an open
spacs !n front 9f The city. II II expected Ra'tga.
ioa will opcn IN few days.
, 1877-04-11

q. ", Thompson was arrested about O'Clock 10.
day, charged with obtaining goods fsou, various
drn,Y In tho cty on fato psctsnscs. and glyIng bo
gus cheeks therefor. lie WA placed IN coli 1t
tho Chestnut Street Police statIon, and wh!u tho
u.ccEs wcso looking oscs papers in his possession
ho cut h.s throat with pockot'knise, making d
fearful gasl. around tho wludppe, Tut not toucl.-
log tho tuyular vein. lIe has also received gools
from Louisville and other pons, anu sceIns to be
= regular confidence operator.
UM SHutlYy last d German named kn!1ow living
10 the family Ut last1s &laE.ett, y ltarelac* Il.
Lees s.Sst III nesis4ss Sa u xas
l,Is wife. whc.eupon sniAow surnel upon hl,n md
t+at hlM In brutal manner. i young son Of
1asscts4 ran tu hi. fathers assistance, alll waa In
luFn attacked ~ tho tntusia.e4 Htttpsn,, when
young G4rrett arow pistol and shut hlul through
tho hart. Thu Cptunrs's Jury returned verdict
OF iustldAb.e homicide.
, 1877-04-11

CoLuxaUr, O., April 10.-lntcnae excitement
prevails In Orange Township, Delaware County,
over the mysterious disappearance OF Martin
1tnvens, a boy aged 7 years, from h!s fathers
house. Last Sunday morning. when Inst seen,
tho child waa In company with Edward
hooker q colosrd mai. employed on 1Iay-
ems farm. Two days hare now been
spent in looking for ths mlaainy one. but up to
this tmn no trucc has been discovered Of either the
lky or tho co1ored man In whoa company he was
iast seen walking about Thy farm. AZ soon -
nookefs wife, u who was nl.o servant on
wea ml*slng. she harrlcdly eano 10
!h1s city. whctr Tho wss arrested to-day, but per-
sih,ed Ia declaring sho know nothing Of thn
whorcabouta Of tho hoy or hcr husband. Tho
missing child has fair complexion, and when
las seen had on = faded blao suit. Ilnokcr and
wIfe arc well known to tho police here.
md hoth haro In tho past been under arroet
for drunkenness. IookcF IL very dark. .colofod. Is
about III years old, and Abnnt tro fcrt eto.en
lnehea In height, 1t ta supposed ho has taken tho
II In very good cIEcuMstdHccs.
, 1877-04-11
THE MICHIGAN ELECTION.

GnAxu NAr1nt. Mich, April l0.-The o1lclal
county CANVASS occurred trse to-day. It shown
Tint D. 40 votes werc cast for Juatieo Ut tho w.
prime Court, and that Thomas u. Cooley, Nepub.
Iican candidate, hail 81 majority. victur +.
Collier aud s;cosys L; slaltf. Ncpnallcan csadt.
!, 81, aud j, 32U majosiiy each. Tile total vatv
last fail was II, 1G0 Ilsneu uyeF d, 900 toters
futed lp attend this election this spsng which IL
IN uausualiy IIrgr n,Ullser 10 stus At hottc.
Specf1t nfap1scA 10 1Hs Ts1tHx&
ADRIAN. A!rh.. Autl I!.-Ths cou,ptsltoa Of
t:t,oleyt iirpubIic4n candidate for Supreme
Court Judge, gei* y majority Ut anS oscr bctcs.
Republican candidate. ios lte&eats OF ito CntreF.
aitt,. get tach majority Of l.4a3 orct CbAawtck
and Lewis, uemocEats.
, 1877-04-11

lion. and they encouraged htrn. Thc connection.
s;ny ~. tf1:} tho tsndr waa contaminated. .Fr
st lt,rldchl; In:nly he wonIl be eat:ea u',on for
snosn s s rs Il 9s @ r &c. M , at7tss II: s S"
redains tlcfc 10 .aeeecdea j. rai.n: i lafss
desperate: iie dcplcict hi. lown hanks of tt.f!r
@ fss,sns fsnv nu e19d ans s y H. S'T ,rr
sI,o's IL IL, xatst S,Es,hsef,!s. ill.,. 'gss ssnnsa Sf
commercial paper borrowed accommodation noes:
"Ksea" an nGsts ss nonR rtaarb a'na1
O.: failed the Cook tounty gnt ..nSk q. s'oo
o Nsy yoi s1canse aaS y ts ''aEeft sa la. ana
twineth, ana The Sank rc,cr.a IA. sst tnuch tast:
s'2 e.. &C. s's. hf As" rs" ;ss 1 NV IT, ne e
tycuDATEp ANOTHER sc1IEME.
YORK statn IoaH anl Trust Company. foe wtirll
t,o Keys hIe nosna,, accrued W Golnnctclal paper
a s % .ssis H. ~ 9's' 81 i; H. ss .ai eS"
aid add nnothor parachute 70 his ,a!1non i'ut 10
fnite,l u do 80, nhl t1rn hc vailed ssor,c than
Now Yoyk. and he, along With Alfrn. stcpben<S =
Co.. had charge Of t,aslna ali tho papcr t!at ena!l
r. @ a. IT, 4 1!e: y m1fnR; Ct each q
!ss aass:ess.'"$ n.y. s.' sst:' s%' ke~ f$ssss:
wSte " tic ,ea.l'se:ont .Fssa1 ot Tho T s1,astef
Oak Life 1nsuranee Company, hn nnretassl
ns y G;s wish ws Ut II r.
now now woftes'' RI -" '; Ts a.osHci t ,"tne @ s!s' 6o
F,nlns sl,at h!s AFFAIRS wsro growing fron, i'a
should. succeed ii making G!s .trike, he com.
nSaSed g1nR IN sn an .'1sks
!sTs'ls wssns sde. s''fs w t. " sy 2saits:M I t. Z" h.
ffo' 2 e. 01 ns: ST." and Ess.'o? SotS1; %h sIth
i;s..' sx,s s.,n s'essss ;o' ;sS -!
soati. Evanston .eat ettatc, *Ga. o00: si,cle'd 10
sss s r:ss o'; isio ;a'5G .veS sss[
Mabas Western, s3. 40; .tooka Il T., ws .tseet,
Ill. 'Ss @ oag f5 s.;, H
$50. 900 on church in Des Moinca. These 'orrea
aggregate 81. oEs FOO and arc presumably correct.
sion i, thc s,ttt nS ho Chaftcr oak Llo Insurance
Company araln.t hl. A'slInec. .
TO FOLLOW THIS CHAMPION e11sSEn
throngh hfa derlaus undertakings Ia !Mnnsebc Tor
getssr tsS ;ho5.: Join lay. @ tss ersiaate; q lie
S Send." ;'I that s sho sfcat iswa 6anksf did, ~
When tho Cook County lsnnk c!otcl. It hal com:
patatlsrly no Asscfs. It wns no bank whatever. II
vas a mcrc shell, and the th!nnc.t kind Of a ono:
only OH paper. TN Tho :. dus by hanks ACCOUNT
tacte appeared to bc stnc BY the Continental Itnnk
of New York 800. ooo. This ext.tc1 9nly In
tho purpose Of enabling the bookkccpcE
n make hs cash nccoNnt balance. The bltla re-.
esivablc and ott,rr aa.cta waro tho vcrcst trash.
There waa real.rstate PAPER not worth a cent on
tho hundred dollars; thcEo waa gratn paper not
wurth peck Of chicken n-frcd; there wcfc eharce
In mushroom cnnpnaicA TINT never accomplished
anything beyond getting o,tt thcIr certificates Of
stuck: thcFo wcre tho rEcsidents cash
tickets. which vFcrc worse than worthless. And
nearly ali these licms were returned AZ cash and
due 6y banks aud bankers In tho published rcpurte.
md Awasn 10. It il atntcA that on some Ucca-
Of the Directors to thu report, and Cleveland did
tho eame for Murphy md Nnts, who wcto also
Dtrcctort: Tho National currency act prononnces
dcrnr the perpetrators labic IN imprisonment for
nut jcse than dyc nor nore than lcp years.
, 1877-04-11


LONDON, April 1o.-Tho Fai3 Hail 1dsetts has q
special from Berlin, saying that Notwithstanding
tho present arrangement, II Ia said 10 b. doubtful
II bismarck Wilt not shortly retire altogether from
oileo. Whom submitting tfa request for retire
mcnt, ho presented d medical ccrtldcatu showing
that his continuance in o!lco must bo highly rEcjn.
dlcia to h!a health, md may cycn in,rcs is life.
On this ground tho Prince IL reported 10 be ascsc
toplcda!nx himself 10 auy length Of time.
Tho ltelchatag will to.day consider 4 communea.
lion from tho Emperor calling upon II to tusest
Camphau4cn ind von Uulow With power To repro
scat bismarck during his absence.
uEnLtN. Apri1 10.-Tho FVsts satcs that tho
Emperor In gracious terms has refused rfluco Its
uatcka request to 10 pcnsio,tcd Oh, but accorded
him heightened leayo u ab4cnce. CaEnj'hauEcn,
N all Imperial affairs.
nANK BTATEMES1,
nEnLta, April l0.-Tho ngukiy statement Of lhe
Imperial Iank Ut Germany shows an Increase ol
=, GOO, GuQ marks.
, 1877-04-11

Nkr YoRK, April 10.-The forgcra arrested yea
terday, supposed 10 haso worked tho $Gl, 900
bontl.forsnry on tho Union Trust Company, g!ye
tho naturs OF Ctomcnt 1Iorring, John Worth,
Frederick Elliott, and Ciaslca noeekcr, 1t
ID believed they are members Of tho
celebrated gang Of Turkish bond. .foFgerB
whoac cxteneivo operations verc fnsrica on pou,c
years ago. Worth WA tho lrad'ng spirit. 1t IL
satl ho IL also wanted on = charge Of murder.
Three Of the prisoners rreognIzcd having bc.
lougcd 10 the gang, and their formcr confederate
sxoas, ooSne i"s' Aanc s efopes IT. .csea sT
nro a hand. prrs. stones, pIates. anil number aF
forguss bands, among them wrll.execMtrd falycrca
upon Tho Delaware, f.ackawnnnn l. WESTERN Sell
ma. MaElon y Memphis, and t)hio d AlssInsippl
lta1oada, and seScFal sheets nj san Domingo
fcncy. Tho hon,ls wcFu tho denomination 1f 900.
Fncfu was atao racinc binil baud 10 skIllfny u.
ccutod ~ almost 10 defy detection,
, 1877-04-11

WSAufSnrnx u. e., April S.-Ex-f3ov. Oshnrn.
of kanfas. rtlo IL here rn5s there Il m truth In
tho rtor5 that he has pcrscsfion nf The confession
0! ti'e parties who claimed II have participated IN
thc 1Ynthfnc of old man I}cntcr anil his family,
whttc the halter wcrc trying 10 escape fron Ean.
ea-. nrs ttocs ho isnow that there was nny surt1
lJHchInc,
ttrrts IlneK. Ark, April n, a di.ratel. fenm
Fort anafth 10 tho agent nf The Associated Frrss
:ays tho kcafcE ntns Itcndcs. family bronrhi
hnek 70 Fort Smith this morning m a writ Ut
halcit corpus isancl by Judgo rasttcr. of tho
!,nffra ktntca Court. They were aycrIakcn at
Mu:cnScc. hnd will hare an examination before
, 1877-04-11

DR. GILES: lhavs been exceedingly successful
In uslaS your lniueHt IL NY Pracllet particular
y In cases Of paralysis II has worked woudet..
years recover ths uss VI their llabs. and oau gen
ilemau ia particular. who haL lust the enliru
u.s OF one side, mud had Visited Eu1ups aud tho
Hut Springs Of Arkausas without bcncdt, after hay
ing yoas laiutut spplicd was Featured and able 10
resume blu uAual atocat!ous. fon hAsu gErat
heil lef0ya yuu, aud Iuuy Jou 10 Oh and ptuspcr,
y4ilablo discovery. Yours. j. !. ALLAN, Electric
and Magnetic Manlpa1Ator, llD!i Sixth avenue,
New York. Fus sale BY a!l druggists.
, 1877-04-11

principals were Thomas nw5cr and Copy
Lynch. loc:l pu::l'ts*. t.apt. Ward waited
I'LL tho fight rzan, and lacn frrecnslcd
o'' thu csnwti with twenty officers In citi.cns'
Clothes. About 1tD men were on Tho rrot,r3. ~
itsc eonc1u'tou n two desperate ronnds. the police
EcFc Uncovered nn'l gcncrnl acrtmn,ngc foi0*rd
t,lnst md ri.to'a %cro freely uactt. Int no tata!
Wo'nrr wcte received. ~ far ~ tic rnlcc could
tsccfta1h. The hEhtcrs were OF tho captured.
, 1877-04-11
ATTEMPTED IA1fIfTC1DE.
Eptrfdl NRuofet 10 1as Tribune.

GnASD 1tarlbs, Mich. April 1O.--]ohn vcsbnsg.
ton Of cornelins Ncrbusg, who IL merchant OF
this CITY, attempted 10 stab bis father tonight.
Young ferunrr, who ID nbont II or III Ycars old,
has 1,ccn drinking mud quito onarte1eomc Of late,
especially wlli. his fasfrF. Oh wl,uH e has repeat.
iouitcdy have murdered Lila father had othcr4 not
ihtcffefed. lie was arrested.
, 1877-04-11

hIze7a1 Nfp0fek 70 Tie 7F76Naf.
oaaifA, Sc1.. April IL. --icstcsday q man
named john ". Frye was afscstcd In Council
blHi1s by tho deputy Sheriff Of this county nn
charge Of having largo number Of railtoad
Tickets tn Ills pos,cs4on which hc had tried 10 dis
p'sc Of 10 scaIpcr in this city. At tho cxan,lna-
tim To-day Il was Asccrta!ncd that he lad Sorty
tickets |fun umahs to San Frnncisco, representing
0uo; asp sesctai purp1ftsng to be saued ny tho
lcnhsTlsnnia. Afc9amtf1a 4 Fredericksburg nnl
haltlI,urc 4 uh1 ltnnur lie 10 here in jail wat-
lny further examination.
, 1877-04-11

DAYToN. o., ApEi! 10-Tho annual Convention
Of tho Womon's Missionary Society Of thu baptls,
Church OF tho West vii! ba held In this city to.
morrow and Tlusaday. Tho socIsty was organized
sl1 ycass ago. for the papose Of seudlng mission.
aries among tha women Ut utiental countries
Inaccessible to niale missionaries Therc aru two
branches VI tho society, une in The Eass, head
quarters u Iostou, aud ons ~ tls West. bend
quarters u chicago. Ihls il the INT Convention
0ukadu VI that e!ty. 4 large nutnhcF Ut lelegatcs
SIC expeeird from all paris " The West.
, 1877-04-11

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 10.-At C|arksvtlc,
Tcnn,, to-day. Face 4 Wil1iams' dlsillcry wna dc.
sttoycd by fire. At New Providence sarlc State,
tho flour mill belonging to thu New Providence
Fonr Mill Company burned this morning. 1.oas
m tho fotmcf H. 200; tho latter, sl., 200, viii.
eays 10th were caused by IN Tnccna!asy.
, 1877-04-11
DIR. G. D, BEEBE.

lIe II Believed to lse Dying,
At ten minutes before o'rlock this morning tho
following dispatch IL received from The residences
OF Or. q. D. Dcebe, The eminent physician aud
su1ceon: ....
49, !. x.-Ds. Deebct Supposed 10 10 dJing"
, 1877-04-11

TIE BOAlNSIIEl14 MYSTERY.
NEW YunK, April 10.-Thp paint and oil trade
nf this city met day for the puroso Of adopting
resolutions relative to the death Of Gcosgo ",
Jowctt, put owing to tho mystery surrounding tho
cause Of Ills death It wns deemed advisable to post
Eono action until moro acdnito knowledge Gin be
utt4inrl on ttlc subject.
, 1877-04-11

Special 0<pdfch to The Tribune.
Fl. Patti. .Minn.. April 10. .--Edwnnt Ice was
positively Identified by Mrs. shudIcr, the wife Of
Henry slludtcr. Of 1.anYdon. al the per-
son who outraged her, and has BEEN committed for
trial tu the saltwater Jail. During the e1amina-
lion at Lan9don excitement ran high. and lynch!ng
was freely tnikcd ut. Lee continues to prctcna
insanity. with little knowledge Of lta varied
symplons.
, 1877-04-11

DEATH FROM CIILUN0FONM.
M1xr,tts, April 10.-Ths coroaers Jury In tho
casa Of nr. Charles 4. Jordan. wl,o died Saturday
whIlo under tho influence of chloroform while
having Ills cJc takcu out, fcturnchh verdict Ut
death from accidental Causes. 4 post.naortcm cx.
animation Of tho heart and brain was a,a1c, and
both wcrc found In q normal condition.
, 1877-04-11

MONTPELIER. VT. Ap7il 10.-Thts afternoon
Hiram Arbuckte, OF East Montpelier, shot George
Hhort twice, thc, leaving him for dead, repaired
to h1aeksmIthfhop Of bis brathcr-tn. Law, George
bancroft, and shot him through tho arm a. he was
shne!nR horse. bancroft ran and Atbuekle pur.
aned. shooting him IN tho bacs. md n third limo
through tho head killing him. Ilo then went 10
hlH hot,sc and shot htnse1f through, the heart. 1ia
II believed IL havc been insanr. Short IL In 4
critical st4tc,
, 1877-04-11

NEtIows FALLS, Vt april 10.-Tl,c WooteJ fra-
triclde has beon sentenced to imprisonment for
llfc Thu case Of Lewis, convicted nf muricr, goes
tn the Supreme Court on exception. Airing, tho
chief wisncts aeatn.t him. aates that he Was hired
10 testify A. c did, and Threatened bY detectives
Wilt, prosecution Al principal in tho crime II he
fa'tcd TO d0 20. and aaJs tl1csu was not wost Of
truth In portions Of hts testlnltny
, 1877-04-11

QUESTION OF VE1fAC1TY.
E1w Yonx. April 10.-lIenry Cooper, a native
Of 1olland has been arrcstcd and proves to be the
rerson who was with Lucy Freeman about fort
night aco. when her clothing bocamc isnlted and
si,o was fatally burned. Cooper asacrts that the
hrtng 81 the clothing wss aceIicnts. The girl dc.
ctarcll In tho hospital Tint the act was Wilfnl.
, 1877-04-11
EXECUTION POSTPONED.


NfLKEsBAHnE. Ia, April 1U.-Eycry ptcpaya.
tton had l'ccn made for the hnnEinY Of tho mur-
dercr Campbell to-dsy, but nj noon tho shcri1 re.
cclrctl telegram from t;oy HartFanft raging Tint
q writ Of error hsd hccn is.nca hy tho Supreme
Curt, and that the execution rhould be postponed.
Application for new trial Will bo made bef0ro tho
been found cuIfy
, 1877-04-11

ALLEGED TORGERS ARRESTED.
NEw fonK, April 10.-Bix persons have been
ARRESTED. including ono woman, charged With com.
r1,clty In Tho recent forgery on tho rmton Trust
Company for lao, and also torgcrtcs on tho
Carbon Iron Company anu OF Southern Missourf
l'ncifc bosttls.
, 1877-04-11
COMMITTED,


SFA1SoyssIp, H., Aprf! l0.-Gos. Cu'lona 10.
dsJ eokn.Duied tho scnlencd Of lIcnry SchneTi-
dyer. convicted OF selling liquor to minors st the
Mach term Of Maeoupla Circuit Court and sen.
fenced 10 ninety days imprisonment In tho County
jail. 10 twepty daYs. Tbs application was siyncd
by ali thu leading citizens of caEinYile.
, 1877-04-11
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Nav YoRk, April lo.--AsEtred. steamships
Greece, from Loudou, aud Algeria, from Liverpool.
PHILADELPHIA, Ia. April l0.-Arri,ed, steamer
Lur1 Give, frum Liverpool.
NEW rouk. Apsi! IL. Arrived. steamer Ethiopia,
9ruM 1l&xnow.
, 1877-04-11

WAsHlxarox. p. c.. April 1o.-Thc GRIND Jury
Of Caroline County. 3ii., has been charged to In.
veatlgate tho any Btnnctt dncl, aud to ind'ct the
principals md accessories. II thu fury rlall nnd
Tint tic b3oodlcss aas occurred {as II 1d III That
county,.
, 1877-04-11

AT LEW1STOWN, IA.
HAnnlsnunn, April H. Willis & schncks boiler
shops, at Lowlstown, with other property, burned
to-day. Loas s.i, 600. 1nauranco unknown.