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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-29
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LUrrRELL l. BURFokD, 1os r street.
lCRasses Made Wssklyl

No 5Of sh ST., store, all mod imps......-......
No. = st. n W. Brick, rooms. all mod impr.
Ill al dsome House, Mount Pheasant ..........-. SO
tOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.
We ne We q nun Der Of Houses, hch csn offer
at sacrificing prices either IN exchange for sale
on cosy terms.
LOANS.
s1O 900 and 81 900, in sums 70 suit, at y per
ss-tr
, 1877-05-22

law tba arer.re. The draths nv accident ar ne11t
urncr e1tcrdrh The Corrected nYerave bY ti]
fla hatf1s ~ III streefa IL sii rTressfyeT fatsi.
i'll rersons were Killed In t!.s 5esf. ana !. V7l
thc notice Of tbo pol,cc.
r f,rrntrr inninn hatI IN tho vr.r 1s7g hv ~.
t,mstt. i. 2Nt tJl7 inhabItantn. emonr whom Isl.
liz. children were born ani ui iii ptrsons OF at
aCce died. The annusi birth. rata vas rs T. tho
dcalh*rate el.a per i 600. This death rats il IN.
atlef Correction for thc deaths Of persons not be-
longing 10 tho ontsr rtnv in ths two MiiJlcsor
Asyi.ltnt 1U,U, Thus Al present tho MORTALITY in
tle population Of the outer ring ia low,
Al lhe la:t een:as more shan 16o, 900 men were ,
The HOUSES Of parliament, ciSil servants, o!i,ce.s
OF The nary and otccra Of Inc armY- lie latter in
eusllef numbers than arc fund IN anY other
European caritat-the Clergy, LAWYERS, phytlc!4ns
Scientists antnrs, etiitors aftis.s tesctess civil
class were cnnuersteI; TO- OUU OF Tic great con.
n,crcisl class. Inclutshg bankers, merchants,
clerks, aud their collutc,1Is-t1tc rreat tKat1s.
porl clnss on railways, roats, rivers,
caals, seas, wnscliouaes; messengers npi
nirn in the tc1rgraphc service: tho agricultural
land. d.owners anil srfnktlnG of farmers. 1ubo,eEs.
uurscsyuIen. anu gardeners, ns we'll ~ lurse
owners; Tho Industrial ctns., tho most numerous
class Ut all. bu.,. u0J, lactuling publishers nnd
printers, musical instrument makers In thouean,ts,
tlhu;faphcrs, wuuti- -cnryerr, wnlchmakcrs. phlIo.
mixers. II. UoO. brslles t.,o makers aud cutcrs
c0aclitnAktt1, 0,UuU; ealsllcFa, ahIpbu,tLtrs,
architects, euryeYo!s, builders, carpenters,
anu jotners, g,,uUD; bncx1aYers, \ u. 900:
masuns, plastcrcts u, 600; ptumocra. painters, and
.lAxets. ~. Uuo; cabinet tasEera and urholflef.
manufacturing cl.e,uats and dyerr. wuoen, woss-
led. ttax. Euitun manufactures ytff feWs Attk.
, 1877-05-22
l&WIEcSNFSC.

ST. Louis, May 2l.--rhc Republican Of this
morning calls editorial attention to the fart
that organizations OF lawless men exist Ia sev-
erM border counties OF Missouri and Arkansas,
who called themselves "Ghouls," tut arc muEo
famllariy known us Ku-klu1, wnosc Chief pur-
t,use IL to run aud protect arlul lllfcIt ulstil-
ier.es iu tile mountains, and Kill, us w1up. Ut
Otherwise punish nil persons VIM oppuae tllctn,
and Bhuw my ulspusltlun to clllorcs this luws.
There Ii rsign " tcrror III these COUNTIES, aud
the Ittpattt,su urges tte Hoycruurs VI Missouri
and Arkansas, u we'll Us tnt Federal uuscrn.
ment, tu taxu sacasurcs tu urcak up tito urxuul-
zatloa aud bring tho Offenders to justice.
, 1877-05-22
The Flrst Nepoleuu's iluA VI lhs Value ol
Newspapers.

Full. 3fati tt4ssfkt.
III the ninth Volume u The Napoleon corre-
epondeure, recently published, there IL u curious
letter R4dressed BY the Emperor tu tien. Sayary,
Luke Ut Royigu, then 3tlulster OF PulIee+ II u
datud "Chateal ds susyllle, " Few, lstt,n
aud wHtteu lu spirit whtcn may ba supposed
still tu animate Oriental aud military putentates.
1.-THE newspapers" hls slajestyt4 pieaseu to say /,
"s1e edited without any intelligence. II II
rational. In the present state Of affairs, to say
that had very few men, thai conquered be-
enuse surprised the enemy, and thAs we we're
one against threet You must Indeed hare lost
your heads In Paris tu ray tuctl things when I
am saving everywhere that bare 30J,00 u.en,
shen the enemy believes It, ard when 1t must
BE- repeated agaiu aud again. | hsd formed i
bureau Tor the direction Of luufnats; doea II
never see thesa articlesl That IL the way Ia
whlch with = lew strokes Of tue psn you destroy
ai! the good which results from victory! You
could very we'll read those things yourself; fou
can understand that thtA Is no question OF
salngiory, and that Que Of the dsst p1ins4pIel OF
the art ot war fs 10 exaggesets aut not to
diminish them. But how atn to make thi1
clear to pocts who seek to 1atter NE, as we'll al
tu aAtter the uatloD1t selfloye, knsteal OF seek
Ing to do good 1t seems to me thst these
lnattsrs ats not beneath your uotice; and that
IL you we1e to pay a0tue atteuttun t. them, such
articles, which are not merely nonseuas but
perutclous nouseuse, vault never be pr.uted.H
, 1877-05-22
After the jurv lad been fmpanele,l, and the
| case WAS pohtn tnoptd until thte tl,urnInE,

After tho jury lad been fmpanelst!, and tho
case WAS pohtponed until thts nnurnIng.
The onuBN-KlNxtR CASE.
In The case uf the Uuitel States -. William
Il. Ogden ~ bUtnlsman tur tlIe late MAJ. k1nz1e.
The dr1fsiun Ut Judge Bofgrtt resumed frum
eaturlay was that tie evidence offered by tho
defendant WIS not sufficient to prove The pay
mcnl Of volunteers hy Siaj. klnzfc in june. 1s5.
The wiluessrs IN this case are plf tfca!l c1rrt,e
one, while the records were destroyed 'p thc
Ercstire, 1htstnrolveda great hardship, as Afat,
amy real de!Ictcn,y to occur. II any soldier nr
officer paid IN Lutr, 1st} lIy AaI. kll1zie slsil
lear Of this eake, liz should At ~. c sLtlrtse me
sultrit.ts for tue defendant, Messrs. Jlnlt y
WhItctiousc, Ashland Hunk, ~ Judge bthteett
tntimatc,l that tile tcstinsun3 Ut aslnKie ~'tncTs
on this poml .,,ie 1t Turn the case; Anl to ailtw
the t,rtxuft1E vi such the caso u still held TN
inution luf new trial.
nAsknuPrcT MATTERS.
George Morrison, late pctlrc dealer at No.
ESQ Wabash avenue, went Into voluntary t'atik.
RIPLEY yesterday. Ills preferred debts xutuunt
u sio.!3, thc seenre'! to sWo' sUyc'cA .,s, by
thc unsecured to $5,57l.E1. Ills atacts
comprise land worth, <5,5u, hut n,ortgaged
far &s5Ul; hills and nutes, $6lu.1, lu'tc.
wagnr, harness, SSs-5o: etore titturss, cle..
t7,ndo. The petition WAS referred " tieg-
later 1Itbbartl.
4 discharge vas Issued to Justin Il. Dra,Iley.
Tie .po*ee'Iings agaatst fets.sen d johnson
4. Il. Hurley vas yesterday elected Assignee
81 nsyt, d. and Charles ". If'es Under bo"d
4 .livi.lenl Of 2, per cent was deelare,, In the
case nf Sln,cufeIi Drotllefe, tie bankrupt Nutth
Hile dry.Eonds merrl,anLs.
An Assignee will l,e selected foT Ambrose s.
Best at 10 .. III. tO-%lAr.
4 second dividend meeting will be held At
2. m. iu the case VI Edward Z. l'uugfas.
auPrAf0N COURT IN BKiAy.
The etaic Bank vi l}As Guy, S1ich., com-
incurred a atiit lty attachnlcnt Yesterday against
Frederic F. Bradley ~ re. over $2.Su0, charging
transferring a property to hn,ier his creditors.
The Setnnti National Bank VI Buy City Also be-
gan like suit fur $:,u0 against the same
party. >, .,. 49, ooo
ngainAt Eu,n1a RrErhrrt.
COUNTY COURT.
In the estate Of FhllIlp ufcsorJ letters werc
issued to Ann G. uregoFy, under bond Tor
cn1wtHA1 COURT,
Thomss Sexton, tEe bltlfard-cue murderer,
WIS found guilty and giTen olla scar In the Fem
itentlary.
JupoE DRuxkoxp-ln ehAmbc1.
juuDE N11pQArr-call unlimited. Tbs Ian.
caster tnianity case on trial, and probably good
Jgnox GAnr-so. 81. es. % TO 100, leoM, 1oa
JunaE JA4xsoS-A.ststsJ Judge Gary. No. J97,
'n" Jn,ME Moorz@ss, II, u u. No case On .r,.,.
Junak Nouxns-3 iu 70. Inclusive. No. i. Kel-
es ss sSskt!: Ssk;s41nst sn s!a cas-. term No.
FusIman 70. Fonanisr. and calendar Nos. d. -.
81, 27. 20. 10, and is TO 10, inclusive. except II,
Il; =. and 4'' No. H. cooper -. asrlana' on
..Jupox FAnwzI1-set case l.7a3, Kuhr rs.
jupar WtlIlAxs-Tho Walker Cases on trial.
JUDGMENTS. 80.
UNITED STAFEe ClacCtr EnuRT-JupoE DLopo.
, 1877-05-22
1fctlHA1ItiN nay.

BALTIMORE, May 2l.-At a meeting Of tho
g. a. X. Tonight, Gen. Tyler presIdln2, Tho
decoration OF tho graves OF Confcdera.cs oil
Memorial Day was brought up, and The follow
inE resolution, proposed by Gen. FELIX Aguus,
aIopted:
Nesoteed, That whlte tho @. A. II. Accords to all
lis meHlbefs tu sacfed rght Of their opl1iDns, yet
a+ Ut organization It cAtuVt bo purity to my
thing political " tend.nx thereto, ami under IT.
fu.ge AM regulations ~ aletn .ef4 We rAnnuk as u
toIY uccufata tns GrAyo of any other uLt nion
dead On Dlenlofl4l Day. Nevcrthoi.s,, we will ~.
eptct tho ncliUn Vi any nlemnuf4 individually
deeurnttuI the 4fuves Of tue Contsusfatu dead.
, 1877-05-22
FIRES.

Sp>rfai DisrdteA to ne 7ftbunA.
IASl1tE, H., May 2t.-At about twenty min
utes past o'elNk this AFTERNOON, while gale
was blowing from tho west, lire broke out III
tho western part Of tho CITY, and for period OF
an iluur menaced nearly tho whole business
port!on. The hre originated In jacob Wcrts'
dwetIing-house, situated Immediately at tho
rear oi the atreet-railway car-barn aud stables.
A daughter Of Mr. Werts went DOM into tho
cellar, carrying lighted lamp. In returning she
stumbled up the stairs. breaking the lamp and
setting her clothing anI tho house On Gre.
She ran out Into The street with her drcss In
but fur the thouyhtlulneee ot a younger sls:e
who cnvelopcd her II, bel-Quilt mud soon after
soused her In tub uf water. by this time the
house was bopcfcasly cngcopel ln hle, Ehl.h
stables, and also 70 the residence OF William,
baskn'an, ths superintendenntt, Of tue roa.,
" destroyed. Mono Of the furniture
sS ssse, 'o. i 's H. # Vert. 'A' tsa9 tssains ~. sn
sayed from tle Street Railway Building. The
cars, tho !lorscs, anl the harness, excepting
three Or four sets Of the latter, were fcscued.
Mr.. Blackulau's residence Tas completely de-
stroycd, but nearly oil his furniture was saved.
Burning shingles were carried long distances oy
The furious RaIe, stnlting tires ono to three
blocks dlstaut, III the business 4rart OF the
city, which fortunately wcTo all speedily ex-
tinRltlshe.l, except tho instance VI tile laundry.
house III tho Harrison House uutci. situated n
block aud tho breadth Of two streets
cast Of the stablns sud directly In the
rear Ut the hotcl, which cau9ht Dire
through hroksu window in the upper story,
ind tie har,cs wero belchirg through all I'll i
wlndows and duurs before tho lisvt,leu could
get ut them. 1t was generally believed that
liearIy all the business puFtlun Vt the city WAS
In great psrh, and alt tic tlretnen aud MANY of
the yitlze,,s Hurked with hcroic energy. Loss
on jarob Werts' house, furniture, and wearing
apparej, about $1,50o; Insured In tllu
Gfrasd ior $l,UU: loss on the
car barns and stables ahout $1,4Uu:
Insured In tho North American. Mr.. Black
.nuu's loes. about $50; 10 insurance. Damages
u tho Harrison flousc laundry, abuut 3lbQ; ~
surcd. Miss Anulu Werts had her tIabus badly
burned, anu two Or three 0f tue servant gifls VI
tie hotel lpst nearly all their clothing.
, 1877-05-22
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, 2a 1s77-rnN FACES

tho eaaes OF Van Buren, and Fillmore. when
Van Huten WIS here, 1.ur,i I'almcgatou decided
that, a. he WIS only regarded N private citizen
III America, tho GavGrnmcnt should par all re-
spcct to bis pcrsonaf cf,arattcr, but that It could
ed citizen OF the Kcpnblc.. II Is Under
stood TINT tho Government nj Washington wilt
Intimate 10 the English Ministry that rx-rrceI-
dent Ntnnt will b. expected h. receive The hon
ors paid tu LuniB Napoleon and Luuis Philippe.
1'h,s, however, simply concerns official ttti-
qucttc. In private circies tlcn. urnnt wilt re-.
ceiyc untounl]el hvsnkta!ttr,
, 1877-05-22

sST e. 4,
The Providence Tool tom pk1r ars mak!u9 800
10 make before the contract u evuplsted. There
Afs I number ot inspectors from the Turkish
Government u their wotks. but thar sss whul!y
Aen,. and the only ssfa tnspeetlon IL uads b.
tutted STATED otteet4 detailed by the request Of
the Turkish GoyarnMtut 70 paAa On The arms.
The Turkish inspectors speak neither Enlliah nos
French. and know nothing aAuut Asms except
wAAt they hars learned since ths!s arrival here,
MIR. Peabody, tbs inventor Ut the idu u4uutactps.
I'd. sscalrsi ! toyauy af $500 day.
, 1877-05-22

WAsu1so1os. y. t., stay 2l.-Ihe Post Office
Department to-day gIvea notice that the scl,ed-
ule days Ut departure from San Francisco Of tho
natts for China and Japan have been changed,
The Pacific Nall Company vii! dispatch IT,
steamers trou. San Francisco May 23, June %,
md July II. Vessels vi the Occidental sud
Oriental Company VIII leaye the sama port on
juno 9, July ., aud JulY37, Tne increased fre.
qusncy VI tala trips Will ba continued through
cut Tbs tea season.
LIVERPOOL, biay 2l.-SteamshEps Chtna, from
Boston, and Basdiuls, from Montreal, hare NJ
raYAl out.
, 1877-05-22

DEFINING TFIElIt UUTIESs
bir. J. @. 4. Bean, General Freight Agent Of
tho Michigan Central Rallsoad, has issued abe
following circular deanlug tue duties Of his TWO
Assistants:
The through aud local frsisht.tratte to and from
Chicago. joIet. NAtls.on, and Bloom. lnc'ulting
the freight Of at f4sl.issight lines running saat
and west nn main llne aud branches, will be untee
the tlnedta&e charge Of 3f. J. A. 0Fisf, Assistant
General Freight Agsnt, Chicago.
The loca! freight lsanic tu aud from Detroit and
stations on thu n'ain lIne snd branches. sud hs.
iruM poinis in Michigan, Ob,o, aad Indians, viii
Lo un1er lhe ln1meIt4te charge u MF. q. +. lar
ron, Assistant ueneral Freight Agent, Detroit,
, 1877-05-22
TILE RAILROADS.


NEW LUMBER RATES.
The railroads running from the Northwest to
points In 1ndiAnn and Ohio adopted u new lum-
ber tariff yesterday, mud which goes Into effect
ut once. The rates from Chicago 10 the pri1.
cipal points Will be rs follows: Louisville, Is
cents per hundred pounds; C:ucinuati, t1x
cents; indianapolis, 01 cents; Lafayette, Ind.
9!1 cents; New Albany, Ind, 1ex cunts; Tctre
cruts; Crawforlsvlllc, Ind, II ccuts; bloom.
lagton, Ind, y eents; Peru. 1nl., ~ cents;
brighton, o., LIZ cents; Kukumo. ~ gents.
The minimum weight to be charged for will
DO q, QUO pounds per car, and the maximum
welEht allowed to bc loaded on each car will
be aiU0 pounds. II cars arc loaded to exceed
1900 pounds the excess viii be unloa!ed in
held subject to tho Shippers order. Shippers
are particularly notiacd that hereafter swltrh-
ing charges Ut tho Chicago, burlington d. Quln-
cy mud other rOadA over which II IL necessary
to pass In reaching tho luntcr yards vii! not,
under any circumstances, be paid by the roa1s.
, 1877-05-22
ST. L., I. hI. & 8,

sr Louls, May 2l.-The caae Of the Uulon
Trust Company Ut New York ". the St. Louis,
lruu Mountain u Southern R4llroad Company
suit for the foreclosure Of the mortgage aud tho
appointsnrnt Vt Receiver, which was appointed
IN tue uulte1 States Circuit Cou!t here soms
weeks ago, Will b. heard before Judge Miller,
at keukuk, L., On the 3lxt u May.
, 1877-05-22
INDIANS.

Ela FRAsc1sco. Nay GA Portland dispatch
says Geu. Howard has just returned from the
Walloaa Valley, where he has been to sIluat
tho troubles With tho Aoutroy Nez-Pcsces To-
dlaa1. lie reports that tue refractory ludians
have been eompel.ed to return 10 the rcsesya-
tipn, whesc they agree to remain with their
families. It Is believed there will b. no further
trouble with them. United States troops aro
distributed through the valley, aud every pre-
caution has been takep to insure. a2fcty to tho
settlers,
, 1877-05-22

sr LOUIS. Mo-, May 2l.-The railroad war,
tnaugurasvd few days ago by the slissuust.
'fexas i raridc Road cutting passenger rates
Texas, IN opposition to tle st. Louis, Iron
Mountain 4 Southern Railway, closed to-day
by oil parties conterue1 agreeing To restore old
rates, aud u withdraw I'll roun1-srip tisksts to
points south u Liltle Rock, Ark, aild parsous,
Kan. Hereafter all Tickets will ba limited.
, 1877-05-22
FINANCIAL. .

ST. Louis, May ol.-W, De1smeir, promt-
nent mcrchaut hero, has goue Into voluntary
bankruptcy. Liabilities very heavy, aud assuts
nearly equal 70 them.
3ptctut Dtspasch TO 71s TttbunG
DLooA1auToN. ILL.,. Atay :!l.-lcrshte & VIM
ters, ,wnolesale dealers ln TOBACCO and liquors. as
gncd to-day to John ID. Fowler. Assets, y3,GJU:
liabilities, S2DQQQ.
, 1877-05-22

The L[liputian Opera Company orcucd at this
theatre last night. Tic company Includes n
number OF ycry small pcopie-among thcm
Co,n1nulure Mutt and Jennie Qugtey,
and tlc largest tuan In tho world, Col. Gusnorl.
Tbs entertainment shoull bo one ugh,t'y to
divert the young 1olks.
, 1877-05-22
GEN. GRANT ABROAD.

Uassbdstt 70 MtU EHf HFF14 .
felt in England regarding tne arrival ot Gen.
Grant The question whether he shall bo
received ~ N e1-soTescigu o. - private
'tlklxeu IL attracting great attention among
tha authusat+sa. Ths only PseeSdsnts a1s
, 1877-05-22
Maximum shsrmpuetss. 60: minimum, o..
H8AxXAL D6S4ErAftuxa.
If 0f-NtAHf8hf
COMING; To CHICAGO,

.BtoohlsoToa, lii, alay 2l.-it u quite ees-
tain that tAe excursion which goes from Bloom.
!astoa to Chicago next Thur.day, under the
auspices Of the 81. E. Church OF Bloomington,
will take at least GO Or i,o0o people Vi Cen.
trA illinois, Including I caF-loa1 each from
Cnenoa, Pontiac, and Fairbury.
, 1877-05-22

CINCINNATI, O.. May 2t.-Slx thousand
shares. or controlling Interest iu the companY
organizing to operate tha Cincinnati Southesu
Railway, were subscribed to-day by a party Of
gentlemen OF this city. AEnouR them are mauy
prominent railroad men, and all are men OF
large meaus. Tbs stoSkhulders AoIu . meeting
tu-inossow AFTERNOON Tor the puEpu.e Of organ.
lIlu4.
, 1877-05-22

~ REGULATING COAL PRODUCTION.
Exw yoRg. May 2l.-At meeting Of coal
producers and earrters to-day, 1t wis agreed 10
suspend tn.ainE from ths 18th OF Juue to the
13th of July.
, 1877-05-22
FAILED TO EYENrUATE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn., May 2t.-Tho duel between
G. q. Newman, editor Of the Piue Blu1f, Ark,
I'ress, aud MayoE Reynolds, OF tho same place,
which was to haye come otf at Tcnerc, aflss.,
yesterday meEntng, tlid p"t take pls:e, Us Mayur,
Reynolds aud party tailcl to arrl7a thrre, And
Newman at,d pat ty returned tu this city this
morning. 1t IL tuppoacI Gov. Miller had Pre-
vented the meeting by having tho other party
RrEcRte1.
, 1877-05-22

Nxw YoHx, May 1l.-A special from Norfolk,
va.,Asys: "Tha Towa ot Crcswell, n. .C.,wss to-
tally destroyed b. drs on Friday night last. All
The United States malls In tho i'ost.0nle wero
consumed. Tu.rs was hut i!lt!o tnauranre held
In the town by tic propertJ-holdcss, and tic
greatest distress prevails"
, 1877-05-22
cAflsED az A WOMAN,

81. LocIs, May 2t.-An alteration between
Robert Davenport and d. u. Hubbard, at 3. r.
Raon. Mo-, Saturday night, resulted ln th,
death Of Davenport, ae being shot through t.,u
heart aud instantly killed by dubl'atd. Tho
hlmselt up and clalMs lustlhcatiou.
, 1877-05-22
LONDON.
Tho Largest City III tho Worll--.Somo SITS
tixlIcs.

,r,o por,.t,.r, ,1,en,rsi or t,,",t n,,,.,, t,. ~.
~on',. naa,,"haa ~. ono, na.u ~ ~ .,
Births deaths, and causes OF death III Londun and
other large towns during the rear 1870, lie opcns
NJ. woru nv nuotirv frnu, M,tnn m. ,rn,5,. sno.
-, III 49, 49,. =! s"a.s Ia. ,. ~ oo'
no'a now ta'6 WAT City: CITY OF fc1uec' The man"
sion. .hoaRe Of liberty, eneompasacd aad sur
,nt. tc4, "t'a ha rcarLs wnsn ,,on 3'a on
ta,s ,m..aYo tI1o t,onu1st "n ~ nn",,,'
Gy ibs Gest estimate WAS much fsas
trunpl,ian COUNTIES Of Miutiessx an. sn.tnr.
Wiz popujutIun j., uIo IN iSoo md s,p ui5,
+ 5;So Wv tIee ist:Sisi by 5 ast ~ %cfs tSsS
Si.sS an; s4 cnoats, SoW nonaan .. w,tsn I'm
ill., pfsssut III. q %o;.sty has % y e.t,s,a.a s
~ .Su' wth!a l.. .Im; If aud F,sa.st hon.
hs 1ui .t1 ,. num.,e, ~ I"rs ,n ~ =; r
!s;psS :sss.s. = r a!esSass i .s IT.
IN WIZ sSSE1 shlsn uae9 Is nUa xsars c ~.
mrsr,vk kD .on.l o1' NIX, nm ~ "
whcrsss tho s,r: arc sIlxhtly In sxesss n tnss
9 u ~ tue ~
t1n ~ u,aI.s uyrr fsmsisa ana tsc stc.. H. ihc
81 !fass " Il. Ts; IL n4ls1 sts to e.
tuu sres Of 80 md upwpru Il lbs last csnst wh,Ic
st s y I'll es ss u
tcnt. aors t6sn i hajt t1e y popnia.
ft,,n and inward sxAt1 'f,,ru
,ut ar ron,ion The 1i,'i.t rarI;sncr.i Hs,co.I..
s.Ih"r. ~ con .tsnt M. .rnsn, ~ TX .e,.
Tim r.; nntnn y.,,nv ~. ~ s,utr - ~
r.ths Gmt IN nsrr ,ons in nnT ,,ut - ~ - I;. ao
RI. Imfths IN tH-tI"n,nnmt, in ~ - sIi4 ~, ;aatI
=. ~ iii. ths srresa ~ hirh. .s,s,srri rc ava
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tasy nau - pe1scns @ 10 ~ HeFs n 1ata' an.' ~
sS!thoa:s: 4,s:a & :s'tsi e many !bo,ssad. il
W., wa1s dnsss ats no dosos many
!!oataA!s sauet!nx seoM ,s,suac!ent supplies ut
S 'ar ", M.c, VI " on!3 - ont OF
=. .ooo'u ~" tis'1E "ete aHectJ Ee!sssea 70 pfYa-
tiun III ~ 4ast 3eae. - LoMaon PRODUCES
nenase Esa,as SsHe1ae'es. nor lenit.. malt NOR
neat nsa Aos 1uet. hclhet WOOL.
na:. cossou. noF sllK. every nFtice OF FOOD and
e,otothx ~ M'!ilohs eunsnhle hae 10 oe Imported
~ MsA - tho tsa. snEai. co!ees ahu WINE from
troea! of distant !maes: tla oftcx U IT. houses
MAY hnsc been uug OUT Of tue London clay, but the
Wooa oi9 noos1 la!tefs' sha 4uEn'ta!a, tho met
, 1877-05-22

6bRe7dI W9bd8tN 70 1h9 7HoHHI
sPnIaoFigLD. ILL.,, MAy 2l.-petcr A. Ter
hume, Of Willard Hill, jasper County, to-day
tI[ed petition Of Involuntary bankruptcy. THE
Secretary Of Stats to.iay issued q sestltease u
incorporation to this Cnitagu 0roe<r Publishing
Company; capital, }tu,NU.
, 1877-05-22
TELECRbPhlC, NOTES.

Nsw Yoag. May el.' The poet John 9. saxo
IL seriously I'll.
LOUISVILLE. Ky., May o1.-A movement Is on
foot BY the Kentucky lawyers In favor Of the
Hon. Bland Ballard a successor Ut Judge Eu-
mons, Judge Ballard WEI appointed DIstiet
, 1877-05-22

HOLLAND, Mich, May 2l.-saturdAy night
saw-mll bslouxlug to Boone, Daysjes Il Co., At
Gsoningcn, three miles east. was. burned to the
ground, togcthor with some lumber and farming
implements. Thc watchman left the mill at IL
o'clock. Cause uukaown. Loss, Sd,U0; no iu-
aurAQces
, 1877-05-22

BLooAlsotos, liz, sIsy 2l.-lue Chicago Il
Alton have divided the runs OF passenger coz
duetors It Bloomington, each trip being half OF
the Hue, but eath conductor gulnR through to
tue terminus alter twrlvu hours' rest 1t Blooms
ington. THIS rule began operation to-day.
, 1877-05-22
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON. D. C., May ol-For the Upper
Mississippi Valley aud Lake Region, generally
rising barometer, lower temperature, winds
mostly lronl The North and west, partly cloudy
weather and rain aseaa.
AucAL uRsKRyATIoK.
, 1877-05-22
SUHSTROKE,

SpsefQi 04suscA ~ 1ns 1~ttHns,
INDIANAPOLIS. lnu., May =l.-A farmer llv.
Tug wcst Of the city died to-lay Of suustruke
while ut work 10 deld. The weather fur tho
past lew days has been alfnpst lufulerxbly hut,
, 1877-05-22

HOSE EYTfSQE,
THIS famous actress last hight repeated her
imncrsonation Of lHtss 4nn!fo,,. She wil. anpear
again in tho salc part tu.ntglt. Wednesday
tt!c peEsunatcs CamtIte, and Thursday Jaii4 In
".Iha uunehuaek4n
, 1877-05-22
JUDGE CHISOLM.

-----. ----.--
JUDGE CHlSOLM.
o...,,.xa u.aut,t,., p..,.,,,,s ,-
q ',r*,a ',t-. s" ...'rn 'sor"u" .,ae ~
Maile!o"" Hneny.~LetteF 'ro'" tne AZ
torney-de"ef.. Nsnoet.nx on Gov s'one'
4sf@ !or* Nortd:
Judge Chtso!m died at Ue hal1 Sunday night;
and d the riot In which he was mortally wound
ri roe tIc dramatic r1o,o Of a acrtcs N ncrce
s".1ona ~ "as ,,ni,,t,,, ta,,. shn .,,,~on+or ~
Icl'1". ~" po,ssa' ss'.,' is".' -. ."s -. s.' ~
We shall not accept the opinions either Of his
friends or hs enemies, but prefer to pre-
srnt a sketch Of him in lts own words. lie was
s~a.,t,,..1 ,,,,s.. ..th ~ 1,ot.,n s,t.. -, ti,o
" eA."''eu uuuer ""." ~ se@s"so"t "A'es'' W wv
@@Al OF june lS30, W tue senate eotnnittce
appointed to Investigate tho election held In
tuat State tho previous rear, anJ, although due
ol,nw.nrr r,t,.t hc ma,e In ror.t,crinc ,1s
a'..r. ,a.s ~ - ..n. - r. -. 49,
, 1877-05-22

The Sheriff WAS to hare sold tba Chicago j.
Vtnssunss Railroad yesterday on c!atu Of