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, 1877-05-03
OBITUARY.

New YonE, May9.-W. W. Nsweou,b, the wall.
known negro minstrel, II dead. No received an
Injury u ona Of biz lsss soue tlus aye. and esy-
sipeIss caused hls death.
George Sherman, Of the insurance. frn1 OF Dan.
ham l. Sherman, died suddenly yesterday 1t bts
home Ia sats city. Mr. Sherman wss about 40
Year, of Ayr, graduate Of tho Vn!TeFsity Of Mich
igsu. and cams 10 this esy from Ss. LouS II lBd1.
San FKANcisco. hsy 2.-Juhn b. Feltuu died 10.
Day Vt hit Residence 1t Oakland Of paralysis.
Epectol NSpaseA 10 5AA 5steuA&
HAN1tToN. May 1.-W: II. Franklin, Assistant
Superintendent of tho Western tpiuu katlfuad,
sad = resident of Harinc, Wiz, while on BIZ way
home from fh!ladelRhis. dropped dead tn wag-
station last evening. ps, bullcn, who wks ou tho
car, gure hIul eyery attention. bu. without avail.
tar reutlcnan expiring wAntn TIN n,tnutvs afler
lv tel, Au Inquest w4a held, aud tAp Jury TO-
, 1877-05-03
a HEROINE.
EpfcfdI Nspdtch 10 I!ts Tribune,

bpqtIQ9 0IsPQtcS To 2HS 3YIbRhN
AURORA, ILL.,, MAy ..-At Oswego, ai1 mIlea west
Of this place, last evening, most painful aeclent
occurred On the Fox.Ilyer Branch OF The Chicago,
burlington 4 Quincy Railroad. Tho village school.
teacher. = Miss Drown: had bean out for IN altar.
noon stroll with her pupils, and had Just crossed
the bridge oyef Taviae some httecn feet in
depth, but, hearing tho signal OF m approaching
train. noicsl that oae lttis hoy had Jagged bshtnl
and would not probably clear lhn bridge. Hhe
br4vey returned to tho and sate1 tile life OF
The child u Tho prababls coat Of her own.
Thu wheels Of ths engino cEusAed Tho tosa of i,cs
right foot, and sha was thrown fron, tho bridge,
sustaining dangerous internal Injuries. 1t II not
yet kno~n how sesloasly sho msy be hufa but Rhs
bsase little woman hss thu praise mud sympathy Of
Rll Kho have learned OF t.Io noble deed.
, 1877-05-03
CRIME.



Special DtspafeA 10 17s 7stsxnA
CARnospALE. ILL.,, May o.-Tht lnqusst he1d 1t
this place before Coroner Devlno to inquire into
aud report at circumstances relating to the killing
Of Wiley b. Keuartck. who wAa shot 1t BoRky Dcll
last Sunday, after being in ec.s!on for twenty .ogh
hours, returned verdict at . o'clock this after.
noon substantially AZ follows: "Thnt Wiley D.
Kentirek came 70 hs death Al Dosky Deli about 10
O'clock a. m., on Sunday, Apsil 20. BY psto' bail
fired from tho hands nf Jacob II. Hightower: that
Oliver r. fiE9htower, 1tachel Kendsick. and Garry
Cox were Alers. eonfortert, and abettors OF jacob
B. HIghtower In the killing. On this verdict, Coro.
ncr DeYlne Issued 'eral papers causing the part'cs
excepting Carry Coz, who IL not under arrest At
present, having He'd tho country, 10 bo taken 10
the County jatl forthwith and held In custody
untl released BY lawful proceedings. This inquest
was mast Important considering tho attending
circumstances, ard was tho most searching ono
ever held !n tho county. Coroner
Devlno has tho praise Of tho people for
tho steps he took regarding tho matter.
thcif dealse to fesrct out tho matter to the botto
and who deserve the eommnn!sy's credit. The
testimony gircn was substantially tho saruc as
givcn 10 tho Deputy Coroncr'e jury on Monday,
but was moro minute and conc1ustst. tending 10
throw light on matters which were entirely over.
ssed & as hs f's: s2ss; t. ss
Q. P. 1IiRhtowcr, ,Mr.. Kendstck, and Carry
C0x-not mentioned hJ tue former Jury
IN their verdict There whs an attempt, a. Tho Of.
deeru think, made 10 release one Or t*o 81 tho par
ties under arrest and now confined In Jail. Tile
t.eeno attending Thy departuro Ills aitcrnocn 81
MufphysboFo Of tho three parties. -Jake and Pcfe
lltshtowet and Mr.; kendrsek,-in charge Of o.
ace's nanks and md D nolet M accompanied nc y guard,
10 10 ip good spirits: Pete had not evidently been
expecting sueh sentence - was rendered. as when
T. "a told hin, he burst Into ,tea:s. ats
afternoon nj extract from taners' Fourth Header,
entitled, ..JndEe Not Earring that he bad lcsrnci
trouble, I'D /! sheusht + 4 f5saaept!i Tug ri:
os the law tend 10 make tho case 1noro
rsrties: There will probably DO WI
of habeas corpus tssacd !o,motEow. and aboat
place Or Mn.phy.boro; Tho object IL 70 net Pete
aud exeeu!s tho duties Of tho 1nice to which 10 was
bccn made so. might bud he been allowed 10 remain
here. Jndge Y. J. Allen and +. Z. Albright are
esslst judge William !. Iemma, Tho Prosecuting
Attorney of tho county. Garry Cox Is hupposcd
TO hare gone with tho small boy to East st. Lous,
and. II fonnd should b arrested aud the authori*
ties hero notified.
, 1877-05-03
AT NUnLrSGTON+ IN.
Spscfd& DifpdtcA 10 TIE Tribune.

nuntt1arOS, Ia., May !,-The Nanes swept
away another saw.ml1 last night. wIpIng oat $50,
600 Of property, and throwing dfty or sixty men
ont of employment. Diek!o's 1ar9e .saw.mill be.
low Tho railroad bsidgs was entirely consumed,
and the dames spread into tho lumber piled near It,
md many thousand feat Of 1nmber wcrs also
watchman on duty in tho nil 1t 5 o'clock 1his
morning, and must haso bten the rchuik Of
dcstgn on the part Of aome n,sereant. Tho
property was insured A. follows: Citizens
at Newark and Humboldt Of Newark, 81, 200
each. and 81. 000 in each o. tho following com.
ranics: Mcrt1cn Of Connecticut, Roger Williams.
New Haven. AMI tho CoITiAlcseiAl Unlon. 'rIis il
tho second sau.mlll destroyed hero By fts this
spring.
, 1877-05-03
The BLACK HILLS,


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6T. PAUL. May IA telegram yesterday from
Bismarck says tbs d,sk stagc Of tho Northwestern
Transportation Company on their summer tlus left
tata city for pea!woo4 thts morning With tho hsss
nlalla and full load u passenger1 Their staging
tlms Will le about turty 6uurs.
9pteiat DsposcA 10 TIA 7rtaxa4t
the tasn fsae oil, ILL ssS ~ ~
arefs:e da!ly departures from Vmaha afe over ono
hundred. There srs three stazs lines to Deadwood
Sidney, and ono tr-weekiy frou, b!amack, The lAst
line having bfru started yesterday. All these linca
sEe being opstated oJ G!u,cs, Salisbury = Patrick,
ruule, ~ folloH4: Cheyenne, per year, $50. pt0;
etJusy. tO. oo0i Bismarck, ~, wv. Total, $l3s
, 1877-05-03

turned verdict "nicd from natnrhl eautea :"
Mr. Franklin accompanied her husband. :.
Moft1r. Atn.. May 1..-tol. John Fortyth, ed
itos Of thc Mobile Fighter. tltrd To-day.
6Dtcfai Nxpafca to The 7steunA
AuronA, ILL.,. Nay =. The wife Of \. y. Trask,
and The daughter nj the Hon. ". II. Hawkins. cx-
pIrrd on Monday afternoon Of consumption, and
tho fnnorAl will occnt to-n,OFroH 1t o'clock III.
fron, tho F1sat II. f.. Church.
lsptctdt Dtspateh to ne 11tann&
MILWAUKEE. WIS.,, May 9.-Charlcs 4. Keetcr.
Of the nrm os Jahca Keller 4 Co.. highly .e.
apected merchant OF this city. died Al ha home in
this city list night. Hnttabfe action WIS taken by
Tho Chamber Of Commerce on his dsath to-day.
, 1877-05-03
ITEMS.

b{r ". 4. AekeEnlan, flint Vice. President. and
Bit. Joa1ph Tucker usnesa1 Manager of tbs lllEnola
Central lallroaA, have returned from tour ct In
spcctlon over tAs Gilman, CiIuton 4 Sps!ugasll
Railroad. This road, ~ II we'll known, Il now In
tho handa OF lttesivsr, and will shortly b. fora
closed. As tho illlpois Genital naes THU limo fur
connection 10 Springfield. 1t u an1fous 10 p,aku
arrangements to keep up lhs connection In futsgy,
Mr. l. I. Farmer. Assistant Ienasal Tiekst and
Passenger Agent Of the Pennsylssnia Railroad
teuerai Ticket and Passenger Agent, Vice d. Ii.
lloyd. it,, deceased.
, 1877-05-03

m[ttcd sntcidc. nor does tho family. Tho etory of
financial troubles hc prononnces moatsy fatec His
brother had hcrn embarrassed fonno time ago, bnt
recently VIVA rcgalning hts fortune. and t.d no
dchts except upon the Windsor: lI,s homo
relations weto entirely pleasant. M. Dafy, was
last seen tn 4 grncesy. where hs paid 4 bill and
ortercl articles to bc ren 10 his resllcnco, ills
family will mt tell thelr theory. though they re-
ject that OF suicide. The ltrsere At tho Windaur
LAY that MI Daily wAa partially insane some years
ago. snd hin actions and eon.crrhtion had far some
te attracted their notice, bull they did not think
ts mind seriously Affected.
, 1877-05-03
INDIANAPOLIS.

HFzt14fZN1b0gcA % 2H& 11Uaxx-
Ixp1AxArots, Ind, May 1.-The election yestsr.
day was grand victory Tor tue Republicans. Tha
entire general tlckut WA elected BY laa]osttles
ranging from !. 100 ia J. 300, Ths Democrats
slsete4 only ona Councilman and three Alderman,
An had 1t not been toF N error In scratching tue
naues, but oas Democratic Alderman would bave
been elccted. The Council stands, twenty. two
Republicans. two Democrats, and ona vacancy,
and three Usnpelsts.
, 1877-05-03

N7V YoRk, Msy 2.-jobn T. DAILY, ths Ftputed
mI!ltopairs md proprietor OF the Windsor Hotel,
IL nasiug, sud It II feared thai he has committed
suicide. owing to the depreciation Ut hta real
estate and tho determination OF the Park Comm.s-
sion to obtain from, him large amount of money.
6pettai RstatcA u Ia 1tsexax
N1v foak, May ..-~rue brother Of John r.
DAILY says b. does not believe the lstter tas com
, 1877-05-03
COMPLIMENTARY.
Apse1a1 ManascA to 1a3 5l1sna4

PHILADELPHIA. May *.-Ths yacht elaba are
mtkiag preparations to escort ten. Grant down to
thu bay when hs ssi!a from this port on h!s
Europsxn soyagr. 'rhs oeeas!on Will snab,c
fastest plcaaure-boats In The country,
The Camden Clubs,. including the coopeF's Point
yachts. the PhiIaJe1phia Club and the Schuylkll!
City Association bare eighteen large sxs4 yachts.
, 1877-05-03

theta h mot now never has been any such In CT.
!stencc or my check or draft made by him OF any.
body else for mo: NOM hr that to undertake 10
dtnJ, md want It to be 30 construed, that II. no
ever .passed through nj hsnts or hccn re-.
ceired b, m, mo IT confederation of any yotc
nr ont OF 1t for Tho bcncnt Of william, Il. Tweed
or anybody asaccIated with him.. I want it 10
cover the entl.o ground. never had any pccuntary
Transaction with Mr. wEnaow. either directly ii
indirectly, Of psnny's amount in vslna. I nsvof
received any money from Tweed, WlnaloH, or
, 1877-05-03

II never rains but Il pous. This experience has
inst been made By the Kankskee Line. Only i tlay
Of two ago their through traie was interrupted by
tho troubles on tho Lafayette, 3iuncfe D!oom-
lngton Ilaitroad, No sooner had arrangements
bscn eompIetad to take tho through business To
indianapolis and Cincinnati ria tho Chicago. uan*
vllle y Vincanucs and shs Wabash Line until the
troubles OF tho Lafayette, Munciu q HloominGton
lnul, lnd., had been burned down. and sgaiu cut
The Inns tn twain. ln consequence Vt tho new dis
aster the KankAkee Llne viii for ths present run
no evening trans out Vt thls city. Thv morning
trains Wilt leave tho city ~ usual.
, 1877-05-03
THIEVES 1AIl1tESTED,
Epfcf0{ {hspatcA 10 JAA T}itpnt,

IsprANApoLss. tnd., Nay "a month ago tho
family Of an insurance agent named Moore was
robbed by aoErant glr! and pals Of about 81, 900
w0Fth OF goods and notes foE 45, 600. Tha pollce
have auteeelisd in nrrestny Jim IisrYny, Nan III.
lott aai Pres kelly at Kysnavtlle, In tic Interior
OF Kentucky.
, 1877-05-03
WASHINGTON.
The Treasury Force to Undergo a
Thorough Reconstruction.
Positions to Be Equally Divided Among
the States.
Excess Of Exports 01cr Imports in Eine
Months, st55, ,230,sa2.
THE OFFICES,
AN EQUAL. DIVISION,

Rpscfdt Nspdtth to 17s 5stamns.
WARRINGTON. u. c., May c.-secretarY sher-
man. It Is said Intends 10 enforco the spirit and
letacr Of tho law when requires that Appointments
In tho Tscaaury be equally distributed between tho
several statcs and Territories. Under Secretary
Hrtstow ths law was construed to apply to appoint
ments whcro there were vacancies. Bfr. Sherman,
II Is said. Intends to apply It thoroughly through.
ont tho Department. The following gives this num-
bef OF cleskahips In Tho Department to which tho
Western States roufd he entitled under this ennn.
bic distribution and tho number now employed
, 1877-05-03

ST. Louis, May a.-Tho Necivcrs OF tho Missouri
Pacific Natlroad made thsls dna! report to tho
United states Circuit Court yesterday. and wsgo
discharged. Theis rspust shows the gross earnings
at tho road from March 4, 1H7d, thu tliny Of thrIr
appointment. to April TO- 1877, to bare been S..
404. n. b:; expenses, II. 673, 34. dai net earn
ipRs. Sh}u, VIZ. 70.
, 1877-05-03
. WDOD[N'S DENIAL,

ALBANY, May 9.-SeuAtor Woodin to-day tessi-
acd At length before tho Investigation Committee.
Ills testimony ia regard to thu recently published
statsments was ~ follows: HI never received u
check, bill Of exchange. draft note,
us any ssdsnce OF dsbt from william
II. Tweed. Of anybody tvr him, and
, 1877-05-03

Tho Committee appointed At recent meeting At
tho pork packers In this city to look Into tho al
lcgcl discrimination OF rates on hng.products by
The railroads leading from thia city East, held
meeting at tho Grind Pacific Hotel Last oronlng.
Benides the Committee thoru wcEa present By Ill
vitation representatives from all the railroads
leading from tho city Esst, e1eept tho Baltimore &
Ohio 1sai!road. Tho proceedings "cru secret mad
informal. Views in regard 10 tho mattar
under consideration wcte lntcrchangcd. The mem-
btrs Of tho Committcc wesc Of tho opinion that
tito rates on hogprodncts were entirely ont OF pro-
portion 10 tle grain rates. The rate on tho atcrar
ttcte II but 80 cents, who hog.products 1t Ia IS
cents They claimed z that hog products % wsse mado
same rates. They cithpr wanted the Fatos, on hog
products reduced or the rate on grain advanced.
much mors tn carry mnat and hog products. and
that 1t was almost an imposahiltty 10 mske tho
rates tho satne. leaidcs, they had no power Or
discretion. the rates ordered by the nakora
In tho East, and they had 10 obey fhatsucttohs. II
theY had any grievances they must look to the
managers Ut tho roads for redrcss.
, 1877-05-03

C1NcTNN4T1. O.. HAY 1,-Emcfson & Flahefs
carriage factory and warcsoon1s, On Ftndtay street,
near John. were destroyed by fire list night. Tic
loss on machinery and stock will probably reach
$U0, 900; insured for 335, 900. The brick factory
building belonged to Proctor + t;nmtle. snap and
The in'urancc On tic stock - s15, 600. Proctor
q Dambtc's tns1rnnco on building and oils Ia
SH 200; about equally divided between Eastern
md Western companies.
, 1877-05-03

olxe9a1 DFRpo7a9T 70 zHR 7TsaH4s
ArnonA. ILL.,, May ...- l'urglasIcs arc becoming
frequent. On Monday night psrsou entered tho
residence Of I'm II. Fitch, robbed him Of 500, and
In struggle which cnsucd, saahed the old gcntlc-
man oYer tho forehead With knife. though not
seriously wountInx HIN.
List night hurgl4Es went through T1tus Mar.
shall's = at0ts, but secured tIttla pulaer,
, 1877-05-03

NKv Ypnk, MAy 9.-Th!s Afternoon two mis-.
cscants bsoke tho connection Of snginn with tho
slE.brakcs on the Jcrsey Contra! train ~ 1t raa
nearing thu depot 1t Communtpaw. and tho train
withoscs 100 pas.e1gcta barely eaeaped rrccipita;
LewIs Fox and Charles williams.
, 1877-05-03

cIkt1LANp, O., Mny a.-At 4 meeting Of tho
Stockholders Of the Detroit, Monroe / Toledo Rail.
way Company, hold In thit city to-day, Amasa
Stone was electsl President, and g. r. Leland
Secretary and YssasuFeR, both Of CioveiAnd.
, 1877-05-03

ST. Louis, May Edgar ". Moore. tbs boy
who ahot and killed Aabal 1lall, ballet girl Ut
tho Theatre comique. about year ago, and who
WA convicted OF murder and sentenced to le hang.
ed Juns !. has had his ssntonce comn1ted by Gov,
Phelps 10 imprisonment for lifa+
, 1877-05-03

1apJAxAroL1s, lnd., Nay 2.-At meeting OF
tbs Supreme Lodge Of the Improved Order Of Rsd
Men to-day, mutual insurance company wss or
ganlzed, aud officers siseted In tho afternoon q
parade Of Tho local lodges was made, followed BY
reception Of ths delegates 70 the Supreme Lodge
AddEe ssea were made BY ]. II. Wright and the Su-
pttms Master.
dpfeiat Dttpate4 10 III JFtauAx.
Order oi Red Aen "ia sneelai Dispatch real iu.
dependent Or1ar Of NechAnic4.H
, 1877-05-03

Iowa clrr, a., May 2.-On Friday night iaat
four masked mon btbke Into building Ia Bouth
Amsua, Iowa County, Iowa, awakened = boy
sleeping In the bank room. snd with Esy0lyass at
bis heal made hfm open tho safe. from whtch they
No &Ffc&ts Yet.
, 1877-05-03


CLEVELAND, O., May 3.-Thts morning tho
father Of tho boy who wAs murdered near Euclid,
o., arrived In ibEs city and went To The cemetery
vault, wheEe ho ut once recognized the body ~
that OF hta ron. Tha name Ut tho murdered boy 10
Louis juan Henry 6chwaad. Iils residoues was
Buffalo.
, 1877-05-03
A. TICKET swlNDLE

PnIIApztrHsA, Asy".-J. ". Knapp, Of Jersey
City, aad ". c. White, Of Baltimore, have been
arrested 1t K'Iitntngtoa, charged with dealtng In
railroad tirke&a taken mp by conductors without
punching. Nine sssesta Ut othes points &sV to-
ported,
, 1877-05-03

AT WILMINGTON, o.
CINCINNATI, May 2,-The West 1Ionso At Will
mtngton, o., was damaged $S. 600 by ate to-day.
, 1877-05-03
CHICAGO.

The alarm from i3ox II at 7:l0 yesterday morn.
Ing was cauasd by slight 1ro on TIC tug Ewing.
Capt. Mcclure. lying In tho river At tho foot Of
Franklin street. Damage, $50. Cause, an oses-
heated stoYeptpa.
, 1877-05-03

d. AT LUD1NGTON, MICH.
Special NspattA TO The Tribune
Lup1Norox, Mich, May n,-Erastus Downtngs
dwelling In thisclty was burned last night. Caure
accidental. Loas about $l,2oo; insured for 500
In tho ShaWm1t.
, 1877-05-03

AT HOLLAND, MICH.
6ptetal DtspatcA 10 7as 7rfbans.
HOLLAND. MIch,, May =. 2.--iester1ay tho house
and barn Of n. Smith, four mica cast, vcso de-
etroyed by IRE: also two cows and six hogs. Loss,
81, 600: no tnsnsance.
, 1877-05-03


cLByELAxp, o., May 2.-Thc ANIMAL meeting Of
tho Stockholders Of the Lake Elosc h Michigan
Southern Hallway was held In this city to-lay, md
selected the following directory: William II. Tan-
detbllt, Augustns sehct, samucl F. larger. Corr
nc1tns Vanderbilt, William r. Vanderbilt. John
+. l'urrcll. Francis r. freeman. Ncw fask: Henry
u. Payne. ArnneA stone, Cleveland: Albert Hccp.
Chicago; william l.. Scott, Chaslcs N. Heed. Eric.
Pa; flasrelaa brown, Warren, "a. This election
resulted In three now mcn being added to the
Hoard. they being Mcssrs. cornelEns Vanderbilt,
VIZ. Vanderbilt, and It. Trown. The two former
arc sons Of William II. Vanderbilt. The vacancy
was caused by the death Of Commodore Vanderbilt.
md the other two weee male by dropping the
nAtnea Of Robert l.. Crawford. Of New York, and
Andrew b. White, OF Syacneu.>
The bondc41 debt uf tho Company on Dec. II,
1876, WINS STU. ..!50, 0u1: t'cc. ri. 1870, It wAs
$40, h1o. of0. N compared with 1876. the groes
earnings ahuw a decrease Of f4a5. orr OF Il. 10
per cent, while thcr8 was an incroase In the ton.
nagc VT 20 per cent, showing the deficit In tho
earnings caused by the low rates OF freight which
prevailed during the last year. Operating exptn-
ses show tlccrrnse Of *0d'. !d. or nearly ~ per
cent. Net earnings show Iii lucreaso Of SAIL, o4J.
uf nearly u per cent.
The new noanl elected officers for tho ensuing
rear as follows: william II. Vanderbilt, Presl.
don't: Ang,lstns sche1l. V!ce-prcsidcnt; 3. n.
Worcester, SECRETARY md Treasurer; Z. T. Lc-
land, Auditos; John Newell, General Manager;
Charles raiHo. General Superintendent; snd l.. II.
Clark. CHIEF Engineer.
, 1877-05-03
The WEATHER,

WARRINGTON. D. O., May 81 4. ns.-Fos tho
Lake region. nearly stationary. followed BY falling
barometer, northeast 10 aoutheast winds and clear
weather. followed by Increasing c1ondincsa and
rain areas, with sitght change Of temperature or
falling barometer in tho Upper Laks region.
LOCAL oHsxayArloH.
, 1877-05-03

NO PAST FASsENGEIs-TKAIN
Thu question - II whether fast pa.aru.ss-trnins
will be run betxesu this city aud thu EA4t has been
definitely setsled. information xas 1ccclsvd here
yesterday tu4t Tho Canada Southern aud The LRku
, 1877-05-03

Ehose 4 Michigan Southern Railroads had fns,ty
decided to run no trn}na 10 connect with the fast
train Of tho Wabash Line At Toledo, but to adhere
strictly 10 tho timetable adopted At Cleveland
rhott time ago, whah goes into effect on the 1ath
inst. This action oKthe part Of the aboye.namcd
roads settles the controversy, as The Wabash Line
s fcft without connection to RIM it, contemplated
fast traIn. What action tho Wabash Line
sWill -; ;ako has not trnn::p!red .,tx 6nt It
passengers either by way Of lndianapos. - i hat
been DOING Of connect with the regular train or ne
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern at Toledo; ~
Mr. Hopkins. the manager Of tho Wabash L'nc:
hlarnes the rennayIrAn1a Company Tor al inc
trouble about his fast train. Il Il more than likely
that he wilt stop running his through trains ia TIC
Panhandle 1lailroan, bnt will CONNECT hereafter
with the Lake 4hure Il Michigan Southern. Such
action viii give hi, te etrc hNGi oysf rs ~ ss
arc much cia.cd ovcr ths decision Of the Cnnata
= revision of the TING tables. The roads In this
city arr very nnch opposel To fast trains. The
tr}s1 thry gave them about yeaE ag1 has aattsftd
then, That tlley cAnnt he rnn probably. This will
probably 10 tho last attempt to revive last pAsseA-
ftr.teaing,
, 1877-05-03


LONDON. May 2.-At Newmarket to-day tha
2. 600 guineas trial stakes were won by ChAmaut.
Sanford's brown Prince sceond, and sttyio third.
Distance, one milo and seventeen yards. T!mo,
1850.
After the raee, eeren 10 sous waa offered agslnst
Chamaut for the Derby, aud twenty to ono against
Drown Prince.
SAsMv1LLs, May ..-The day was cloudy but
pleasant, and Tho track at tho race course in excel
lent condition. There WA fms attendance. Tha
hsrt race wan fot tho Nashville Cup, 24 miles. $50
eatFancc play Or pay. tho Association to add $780,
second horse to have. 500, nIae entries. n,o
starters. Won easily BY the fayortte, Whisper.
hob Woolley second. Ciemmle g, third, Highway.
Tho second race. AasocIatton putse, $3.50. dash
slider, Noxbnry Cot. Joo Hurt second, hiring
iiranch third. The fayonto, Cairo, last. Time,
in thy third race. Association pnr.s, $50. dash
assk II %s ,s "a 'Ss: zig ,hIts sp A.
warJIg. snd Highland Vintage unp'acsa. Tins,
Spsrdot Dtspa&ch to TAt 7tt6nR4 ~.
QuKcr. H.. May ..-rtc Quincy Fair As.oeia.
this city next tail ut which so.e of the very best
horses IN tlc country will ho present, Large pre-.
u1iRm4 will bs offered, and several owners Ut tAst
'tosk q; Shay hase siSnlacd tiels purposs 70 coapete:
Forest CITY JocksI Club closed hat night. There
wcsc fosty-two entries. Racers woru entered
from kensucky, Tennessee. A!chlxau, :rennryl-
SAnla, Illinois, and Cnuala. The rufsp eptstos
Gloss th!a evening bcforc the races, The meeting
commences June 70. and continues thfss days.
, 1877-05-03

RErnIEYED.
st. JousssuRr, VI, May a.-Gov. Fairbanks
hts feprlesed John r. Phar until April, 1870,
, 1877-05-03

Owing to tho rain In 1t. Iouis yesterday tho
shlrs, Of Syracuse, sonlatn oEer and play TODAY,
and tue gamo advertised TO be played with tie
Falrbanks Club here IL postponed until Monday,
May 2. Tho Stars proposed to falnll t3,cls en.
Eagenent here, hut ont ot courtesy to them tho
Fairbanks Withdrew thetr claim 70 Ri7e them
annther KnHlo With Tho IT. Louis Club. They will
play The Northwestern University hhe Instead.
, 1877-05-03

Indications show that thu Southern Democrat
will very atrunylJ !n.tst that the Speaker sAh
parentIy II TO defeat randall II possible; II not,
throw the eiect0n Into Tho House In tho o1pocta
lion OF receiving some Republican votes for
Southern Democrat a. agai.lst \ Northern Gous
bon.