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, 1877-08-13

,,ox ,,o . f,c. nation. and hayc on,v
jwrn In war nhont fnur yenf. md thlnk--at lrA*t
=. rrvn,. hi Ihat timr-t,ey hal a. n,nch }nssi-
Srsf,nr ror dhrir var. n. wr have had ~ lar a.
Innw fnr ,nv nf thr wars in which wc hare been
rn,.nrrt ' "
,.1,, .,., ,,t.,rrfnnce IN fhr
East. ne p"1nsr,l INT tlla, inc ttnsg'n''sn. ~
nnt pursuing what fHtliu NC taIlca eg1npctS
!f'rs " ncu.ta'ltJ int VI. .ttnnE Erxnt nni
W. nussaa tAc S.u u. ~. ,'. Es,,'t M',e eI1c
ihssa WY fcn.in'y NJ nl'.c w. ~ ~ ,n n,,,i
1,,rs :, ~" T1,tE En f;nr"Inncnt Il now
tn',ar.,n,.t :. .nw i,,..;n sh.1i IN ,,c,,nv Cn1,.
u'NlcIs'Hn ~ sas huSs,a , faa.. TX. y..s T,.si.
out NJ u'ic nf fhe ss'!nsnoncet thhnk
ant1 occupying Df the rhicf city 81 m enemy
Empire 1ring the eicct}icst mode OF bringing
the war 10 a combustion.
lt,kr II, ,h,t i, il,n Rnr,,op. succccd.-anA on
,hat i ct,c m nnininn what thaif In thc destiny
~ '.,antinopc in wi,i lc Isf,rrr to son,c,hinr
iikr a rrnrroi cnnnr,I of fhr l.Dwrre Of Enropc,
5u:tia b.. AGAIN an again NJ p1octatmct. y very
I'm, al xny' ur cyrYy AnfemnitY of nxprr.,ier,
tbat II +. mi hrr ntcntfon IN urrunv ans,antin,.
t"c' i1tcar hcnrI Tncy ia, declared ti,si they
wsoul. not con.rnt hn. it *hunId became tho pos-
81 ay rr1 1f c eysa re ss
frnm IN" stdc ~ tbc nthcr amf ret chiefly ~ tic
,,rnmntiu, and hy tbr ruupo.e,f tnAucncc II En-
haif.w,r hif Wv ronnI The llack Srn-nrc hit allowed
T., .rr2 INV shIn of wnr frnm lin Uiack Sca
H., thn III Wcdtrrrnncan' nr to navigate any
shln of var fr',n, tic Mctfcrrsnran TO tht b1ack
n,nefi iy lin lin rims ncatIy l0O yrsfH a.o after
nv raj brrn cts.ri Ia thr wnr1 fnr lid wears by
ttc T"rEs' hol tbr oncnfp. of thc Stra}la 10 l)o
apsolmtcly tncy,,ablr aftl a. 70 Inc condition. tho
;,nwrr. ~ Enronr souid l,nyc M tisfculty In ar.
r.n,ln, them. Tuu n,ipht MIKE p;Oy;tOn Tint nut
n,,rr ,h,m onc or fwn shin. t.r n iimiict nnmber.
.tn,,i rycr be nj onr Linz in the Stralts hcirccn
tic Iva seas. mt, ,berrtore ConstnntinOpio wuuid
, 1877-08-13
THE WEST WISCONSIN.

THE WEST WISCONSIN.
Tic officers Of the West Wisconsin Railroad
Company lately proposci1 plan Ut rcor0nnlza-
t!oh, oi which the following Il mn outllnc.
Tho e;e'f ess s4ast ss sw s sa ss cs
con:oildatct! sseond mort.aye t3rst ,!cn On bridge
g. acbtsdae.:, da": i. @ Ss 3d. ''' '''"' 1''A''
O. the tS,mtnE Of nsw =. company y 4 proposed
That ths following n1taFes y e, ensSntGa: i a,6 ~
cent guild upon Tho whole ltns from, Eiroy to 1Tud-
ton, and upon thy igs.eholti tntefe.a from tha IT.
prnncrtY, and franchises, except tic land.araut
Stsond-A mortgage to run twenty ysars. 70 &c.
cufe tic I1Ynent VI bnntlS to ie known M lshl-
grant ,ncaie bonlls. 70 tho amount Of s.: 7UU 100
and n.crent, that Hhall BE- irst len upon llc land
eeaat i'nda Iot decided Including The a'9nnts ,, ano
lilo incomo aud al1 tho other property mud fran
chses uf tho Company.
~ fualnwa: 10 la exchanged i1t tho Southern ex-
tcusun bonds outstanding, with their past due
COUPON. attnehrd. S4''o. og0: f. part payment of q
psysnt a!:o :it sey9n: I!;, 5 : :ss3 Gast s' Sa
5 ss:a; :; - IL ss' 10 "is". a;ss @ @ s
crty, s.7sJ, ,DH5; total arAt.mors.age tasus. 81 :
ooj 600; And the !ana.E[ant i"eoms bonds 9 to
vi Wih M a'c 10"s .c.e auchsa It SsIas
4: :f?Sp s, 4 H. IT, s4Ss co.,
: si; e. e. ss 'ss s 81" !" -
treasury applicable tn improving thu pruprrly,
f!iI.!st; to.al iand.gsans 'aottsugo lssnc,
Tha stock OF the now Company to b. Issued to
thu present shareholders fur the slack Vt thu pres.
ent Company, ~ prt20sea IN the tnntiinx plan. lu
Tho sasr amount ana q TIE sanle class, after giy-
Sl0O 0f common stock AZ consideration fur the
tuelson In tatescst VI per cent on tho new bonds
, 1877-08-13

tescjai pi*eateA 10 7As 7yteuas.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Aug. l3.-rhe cornerstone OF st.
Mary'a Cathuiic Church, III this city, was laid
th!s nstetneon with !.nposlns ceremonies, aud
Witnessed by m immense crowd Ut people. TRS
Rey. Dlshop Foley, Ut Chicago, thu Roy. Fstl1ef
Murphy anl ". II. Power. Of Joliet, aud Hu''l-
hcr Ut utl,er distinguished Catholic c'erryuen
from, abroad were present. The church Is to lo
erected Mt cust Of I'll wv.
Hptctai R<tx4tcA Ia TAs 1ftbhHe
ess asha:sfts st f. a aS uH ;ay ss tns
anec was nrCe. Special trains On INC Lafayette,
1.aii, Lafayette u Chicago itoal wess well h.!s,
atMi tsan1 from this city wcre h1lcs!. besiAcs 4
iaryu number from surrounding country who
cAi,e tn wagons. 1t 10 estimated that o!1 yer
soma wcru in attendance. 'rle itnnlcnse tater-
taslo wus wrtl illlci at each Rervico during tht'
Lay w!sn aa attentive aadleuee, aud tauci Iuter-
cat wls manifested. T!Ie attendance Waa sutl,"-
what diminished late In thu afternoon by dris'
x!ing ra,, wnlcll eolllruire4 uuout o'rluck.
'fho mce.'nG MI! bo continued dusing ths eous-
iu@ week.
,FA,avo1sr, y. X, Aug. E.-ghls Was .osa::
tIu SUNDAY Ut fattpoint. The seventh Sat!onai
Assembly Ut San!ay.sxhool WORKERS. "lth lt1
H. H. SS Sho I wrsieya ay'fI 6nisers!; Il i; bsa
wure, o., uEeacfed on tho "Rlshes Of Our
y sy,aSe Wasa'sta u p4sshcd IL piyi ri "hs
tic tic Believers In ths E,angell4aslon u Mo
World" Al s Mrs. Emily Huntington stilcf
delivered an address o! "Thc slothrss' unvon-
wa held under the direction oi uporgv A.. tiai.
Of Nrw York. An evening service ~ tle col!-
ftrcncc-t,all was held Ut ny tho key. q. <.
Struwb.iIsc, and u the Rey. D. J.
| Twenty Ut tho hest. known college fEutcFnlt!ed
| III tho tuuntEr have representatives at tnir'
point, a,ltt meeting Of lnetuless oi tho Delta
| Kappa Epsilon society xas held Saturday,
Chapters, hcing either pre4ent or Exporting. and
It was DECIDED to arsapEe for IN excursion IRON
/ Falfpolpt aud 4 4tuucr Saturday uc1k
, 1877-08-13

Tho loqmacity Ut parrots las not Rcnesallf
been regarded al proof Of their superior Intel.
ligencc, but 1t llas been accepted az evidence IN
late trial, mud resulted In tho dismissal from
tho British navy Of an engineer who had l,tld
Ills position for fourteen ycars. The ship SInloou
Une ot t!csu, belonging to aa oltlccr, was t.,s
ing. A hunt WIS Instituted, and 1t sns funn5
in The acrcw tunnel, whrrc It was quite poss'b!e
fur tho accused engineer to bids It. Thu qucs.
tlnn next aruso whether 1t was thu special 1ar
rtt about wi,oeo disappearance tho trouble had
ariaea. Tho prosccNtlan rclicd ou tho ll1raa
''eunsersntton" more tllau on any pcculfarlt'e.
Ut tts color Or tho shape Of Its beak. 'Ehs
enginccr was found guilty aud rashtc!ed.
s.,cl, evidence. We may apply to 1t the warn!ne
Ut tho book OF EcciesIAstc* regarding secret
consptraclcs against tho state: "A bin! Of thy
air shall carry thu v0ltc, mud that which hath
Wngs ahall tell tho Nnatt0r.h
, 1877-08-13
o. l.. h


DffF1H Fise FFfsA.
4 ntnn With h now i1nni-nrgan was grindln.
out tune IN Miami avenue yesterday fore1lo.r,
when young lady heckoncd him to the gats
and asked:
"Do you thluk you can aud No. - Wool.
ward aycnuol'
lie nodded his head.
swell, you walk down there, md I'll follow
on. When you sec nle ontGr the stnro yon start
OH with sor,e sau tune, like 'HrowIng O!d.'"
l1o nodded.
'You SEQ, my father OWNS the store, anil l,e'.
hartl up. I want 20 tu tise thla nftcrnoon, snd
II We eau Baddcn Ills heart little he'll come
duwr."
lie nodded.
s,Now, then. keep your eyes opep, mud when
up Tho sadlost tune il, your Gol, and rrind NJ i
your life dcpondel. I'll glve you 20 cents
whether pup comes down or not, but hu'll hand
over the minute wo eau make him thlnk Of tba
past and gore DO you untlcrstnndi''
l1e grlnncd and nodded. mn! mndo a bec-na
Of "The Old Folks at Home nwcro heard aboss
tho roar Of trailie.
, 1877-08-13

A Paris correspondent OF the New YORK
1fioans says that nowadays When young nla
of tho upper classes becomes Of maFrageah!s
aye sharp lookout is kept fot al Amcrleaas
heircss BY the managing mamma. llo safs: 4
s'1t Is no longer asked, as of yorr, fur EEsi'saa
haIEesses. 4 scarcely know Tor what rs7son+ bai
tlas l,rtis!, fetnalc u rather at alseount; ~.
tic euor.uons detnnni Ia for American liarril1e.
nble girls. 4 French mother walks into tae
saloll of her friend whose 4day, 1t hapleus ~
Ie, and quietly, III kiud VI half.whtsPer, sa}s
10 the mistress Of the house, un YOU knoT
Madame So-aui.So She kRowa all the Amctr
cal. colony. Couldn't she flntl tar Al AH'crtan
lel1c.st' Ttlero 10 no disguise about the lEansII +
aetlon; It Is NIL YeET relatively Trunk aud opcn'
, 1877-08-13

NAV sec It md be nsharnct l'rrausc Thou, Lord,
hast hcpcn mo and cuznfur.csl mr."
d " haS s aI1s spsnk S M men, ,a M" ~" en "sa Wsa
something which Cavo evidences ~ srsoneilfa,
tsen. I, WA something ~hscl, sln'we'l losc an.l
favor whth ono person t''ss'ssrd 1of an.
:wt sr The ny ,s ns5'0 st FS'x tst 'S Ss '0sss wss
pleased With the person upon whom
r1caset1, but that he VAS rccnneltcd to continue
The frienlahr Of whis te tSkcn * VA d,,.o nyo
to 'is Intended brttlc 4 ring as A. token Of ahe
losc which he hal for her, o. Al. Indication ~
his DESIRE to unite lin life NTH hers, an:l
as an tt,d!eatse" q tho fasor w!t9 tIs ~ni NJ,
wl,!cl, he contemplated shclF union. \ token
also implied prun.isc, anl promise IN some
eases might he sal1e.l token, father prnn,.
fstng bis son tia. ilo would s'nv '!itn presents
token Il Tic fatLes's lava TOT tho boy.
Christ was token. ilc WAS token to men,
frop ext 81 d ths tr "1ts 's ,rcn liz w's ss eaee M
hut tt.kcns OF what tho Father hal prepared
for them in Tho hereafter. ,xos,1 I"l n.,;1 LIN,
rcror!ei in tic ni,tl, chapter et Genesis, t1od
gaze the ra!nlx,v as token of Ills eternal love,
anl promise that another 11oo.l should never
tOyrr the carth. Gu.ls token 10 !a6ranaM was
tho practice Of c!svusnttstau.. 1la told Abraham
to eirctltncisc himself anu his children as
tokeu d his covenant with him. As mentioned
III Exu1u. ill.,. II, tio.l coyrnantGt WITH Moses.
he WA 10 10 With htol and By lin, and i should
IL ia token uuto hln1." TIE blooa Icy, on she
tloor.posts Of thu hou*cs ot the th,1tren oi
Israel was token tttat they were To 1c spared
in tho visit Of the aycugig auRcls, at,l 4 WIS
tokcn titat Judgment wa 10 be slsitca 5, upon ,f
81, H. afVF,n, 0ttn1AE1x IEtG bittt-
ttiur al Aarou'a roll was token Of Gods nc-
crpsancc Of Aaron to bo llta jliall.pr'est.,, Ths
scarlet ror,l hung out Of the window By Ral!ab
was Il token. The acceptance Of The token whs
tl,v asec,Na,ce of tue covenant. Christ was the
token, mid eternal peace. the covenant.
WuulI not alt accept ChrEsf1 the
token t.ta asked nothNg hut
q belief on tho Lord Jesus Christ, and all who
ru believed in Him should not perish, but
Should have everlasting life.
tion to all 10 place slcr faith OH dod aud be-
1tcyc IN Ills Son.
, 1877-08-13

RfkNH0HH !!0a. 70a<ped1fNS.
That waa Q touching ttlcldunt, last week. at
tho tleatl,-bcd Of Mrs. Gaylord. Her husband
IL an en4t1lcer on tho Cincinnati Roal, and
upun fcurltuK Richmond found dlsputfsl 81.
nounclng tho filling strength Of his witvI. 1ls
difficulty among tho railroads made 1t inlposs-
bic for him to rot oil. A secund dispatch at.
rived saYtuE sha waa sinking last. It was shsa
l,u tic"lucl to run q locomuttvo to Dayton. Tle
diving "fc who:e cars xeso ia4s c!os'ng T. a.
which she knew he aiwayB gaye Ut thu signal q
approach. The lours How tast. a.d tho san.h
of Mfp wero running very sw!tt!y; seas no
could not go without saying farewell to hitn
At ulxltsa1l, wien the sun lal set over hcr lust
ay oil cartii, when the chtI! OF death Nus crcsp-
tnE eyer her mud tue puiscs were failing, her CT
tuu.ht tho sound Ut his coming. Slic al1ao
heard It, and shc snid: "Wtii Is coming; sh.s
liz to re'atye l.cr T siytnr message of farewell.
, 1877-08-13
lIORTICULTUIlE.
Tho Alt0n ffneyartta-yaricilrR Caltlynt.a
for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., md Whore Thcr
Go-LnrEn ShfpnentA nf Applcs.

Tho Alton rtneyartt.-varicsics Ca,ilrnt,s
for rrof1t-1vatern,rions, md vicrs Tbc.
Go-Lnrgn shipm-ntA Ut Applcs.
Frbn Our Otrn Correspondent.
Urrxn At1oN, H.. Aug. i'll still flnrerrn
these parts. In THO meantime, tho grapee a,a
ripenlng, tho first shipment being fna,le tvo
days ago. But great destruction ln come npo
the vineyards in this section. blight, rot, nil.
dew,-ca|i Il whAt seu wAl,--has done It's work
and there ID scarcely hatf~crop left to tho vine
ynrtlist. The
OUTLOOK IL D1scouRAofNo
The variety lsst stpentng IL tic Ives. LII.
chief merit Of this variety is ite earrings, ia
ripcntng, for surely II 10 not good to cat when
thero is anything clso to be lad. 1t ia l,anl,
presentaolc In the presence OF tho Concord, and
there arc many I1nor grapes than tho Con.orl
for quality, but mono OH which you can make
square meal md feel better. The Delaware [.
sweet and delicious, but It cloyn tho palate,
The 1ues mud tic Hartford arc tho first grape,
to color, but they arc not really rlpa
when they arr shippc1; and lccause
soma folks do not know rips grapes,
tlov buy tho Ives anl Hartford. hit
tho knowing oncs, who can get Concprls OF
almost nny other grnpo. will not cnt the iycA
Tie Concord ts good enough to 1.-Two On.
ANE TNE vtNETAnps NEHHiNo ouT1
It u noticeable III inany Vineyards that Tho
quantity ani appearance Of tho grapes are no
as lnc as formerly. What Is tho r,attcrl Tue
il years pnst, and Inc vineyard does not 'put pu
Inot1cy In the pocket, as u once did. True, ttt
prices OF fruit arc low. Int We usually accouni
thnt grapes Gan he grown fur cents PC.
when tic Yield is 5oD pound, pci aefc. 'asi a. /
used To be. Now wo 10 not often Ret Tint y
suppose TINT tho culture, mud tho trcatnen,
, 1877-08-13
From Force OF Habit,

The story maY not be true. iu spite OF IT. 10,
herent probability; hut It u sak( that not lo1s
slucu susldcut of Niagara Faiis fell. ok .as
bridge tu Goat Island, and was instantly, sNsp.
to thu brink Ut tl,c awful gulf below: There ls
managed to get hold Ut 4 rock and hn'd On ~ "
half "a hour. 4 sympathIziu3 crowd rushta
into tue house and grouus!s near by. whore ~
mans wills was hystertcally watching .,Iat ,n1
struggles Of her unfortunate husband ~ tam ~,
spot afforded the best view; whercupon. is9.. sm.
thv forte OF habt, the Distracted Woman li,lt
lncliately revived sufficiently t0 Charge ant
collect ii apiece from the crowd for ths pI"r
lego of viewing tue catastrophe from her pseA1'
LEA,
, 1877-08-13

Or r,tr tY[trTEH.
ssA"ns ~, 1,l'. I'VE ".,. sas,,., ~. -, ., PAUL..
Tie ltcr Df. llahter pFeacnea III 81. ta"fe
Reformed EPISCOPAL ehafel'' corner o! Nes'
Washington and Ann streets, ycstcrday tnoFn-
s:h,,i,. mu .a,.,, .uv n,o him. .ron, sbcw us tho
rstnnrp rtn.p ,".i "attit y .mnircth n ns.
.icsn: tajth unto hi,,. ''IIave been 30 long t,mo
win You. nn yet thoti hast not know, Me, Phip!
how sayest thou, ihe..., 'shcw n. she Fether:'"
ItelIe.Ise thon not ihat an in tiG Father Mna
the Fatlsrr IN Me, Te worss tst ~ s?sax ah!1 ;,
y,n,' y"n snfak +, NJ n"' in +, ,oc,t. tbo works
rdar e. az H. .nst t ,1an aa ,oyo Mo fof hc very
wnTs's aakc' 'ntoan Nv, ii,
r,1h,,.Inr I. . tricf obatrart of finn sermon:
ro'o"N 20 ,",s. III a'.., -, th.t ~, n.
tcll1gcnt person, possessing all tho a'trto,'tca
lamcn,nblc md unreasonable argument. The
"rt,,,,nc,,t ytrcn hv ,nnny va. unuuswcfablc,
Ms"!'e". ss +r,,a ,or,a,,5 ,rn. !. aIr,w
but unsatisfactory. INC 1emand ~as' "sao"
US this God, and It srf!tccth U.S."
Tho speaker looked at this representative
,tor,rt.r, ond n.kcl yl,at does this meant
iherc was ." anss'ss ns''Is -. ~, wv. ,s x"sS
Cause, which was universal Escn tl'e uccraa-
ing representations Of tho Creator In heathcn
lands pointed to tho faet that tho
Tnvet'e nrrc w. ~is M "ii fcrenrs il opno
fcsar.jlus Yuei % tic ,tcr u roi., lit there was
;o.i Tn fart t.at fnw illots It'd nut believe
ia any t;ol ID mt sisn,y anything: @ Ing: TIL, Tho
ii !, iii nj fuii,w Tint uycs wero not p,alo
m n ~ - ..th ~. "o fnt1"l;ty. tnror ali tic i,ast
.,1ss ast ~, -, H., nr"scnt lima nl mt hecDnIo
saf sS!lieisnt!y @ * .tFons 70 isfa' sosiety. EysTy
y wnas tn Ills i,cltei, and Ills fnitt bal died
W ta % ,ro. inS tn,sssse a it w ts '' riucpes Of
, 1877-08-13
TIE RAILROADS..

WHO 1EA1ts THE 1.0sBf
A. number OF shippers and others who lost
freight in tho riots ut Pittsburg arc anxtols to
lcast, about their chances to recover damages,
tho following Circular letter, received BY tho
Division t'ercrai FrcEaht Agents OF the Tcnn-
sylran!a Company'from headquarters, will cii'
Tighten them somewhat OH the subject:
In answer 10 tho many questions and fhSPIr'ra
to thu ,ntcn.,onn Of The Company se.ative to the
loss anil damage to freight by hrc etc, occasi0ncd
by the Iae siutauA NOR ut fittshurg, wc have In.
atrnclcd our Division Freight Agents to answer
substantially a. follows. viz: Tie whoio matter
FratInV tu The losae' sustained By tho Railroad
Company md Shippers nWaits tim cnnbiterMt!qn TT
tie fesll alyitcrs 1f tho C0nruny, who Will ccr-
uino lhc uitimate .tepa 1T tts managing Uitteera.
Tho QaeslIDns nrc OF loo grnye n character. anu
pss4cnt 4vch variety 1s circumstances. that tho
t'ompaMy HluAt hnse Tins In determine them. III
order that uniformity AMI arinUnv of action may
He takpn hy the Itc o(lcefE and nrcnts. ha vol ~
DIy1son Ere!sllt AGENTS. we wonll suggest TINT you
cnnycy tA Information to such linz agents ~ yUu
Acc prpcr to atlyi*c. Shippers of kast. bound and
cnnsrncss of Wst'louni freight should be I'D
stsca Of freight burned OF testroyr' when yon hase
knowledge Ut tho fact furnished y1u BY tho
Wilt Of cnnsep, not undertake IL indtcatu pulley
Tor tho fasond companies to follow III this matter.
1t al0nld he rraE1nuly satisfactory to tue inquirer
nsl quite sufficient for thu time. .beirg for yun TO
repty tliHcrectly nnt substantially as noted abose
In due time undoubtedly tho course to hn purslctl
ny the companies will bc fully determined, and ali
concerned properly A1SIeCd.
, 1877-08-13
SuiclQE..

DAy7ot, O., Aug l?.-The body OF man
was found aoaGln3 lit tue MLu,l River to-day
llttls dlstallcc from thu city. ltwas Identified
~ Robert +. brown, Sun OF IN old resident Of
the city. Brown hal Lecu slightly leraugcd for
sonle tune past, and It ia supposed that by coili-
stuues, and = suspen1sr hal bxca tied srouud
his utek.
, 1877-08-13

Ff,e Turk CeryssLonLtacs Hi!da<tphta <dontt N
Comptroller Kelly announces The net debt y.
tu als1 chroplclc4 The uglr fact that stocss au
bonds to tho amount Of SIT ,t6i " sass Wf'1
issued for various purposes. Sound .ut,ut nnatst
authorities ars Of opinion that II these consta.
% Cd tbs eity - vii pc bankrupt. There must y, 10
so,pc Huit to the load. and that seetns ~ ~, ="
tcarhel now, whatever the City-uall sta'ea1s~
may think ot 1t.
, 1877-08-13
GODS TOKEN,

Nal. Whltlle. The wellknown rcylyAlist, spoke
yesterday moEuiux in Aoody's Church. corner
Of Nurth LaSalle street and Cht:ago avenue,
to large congregation. lie took for the topic
oi his discousse Psalms, lxxxrL, ii: 'SLsw
Ie token for good. that they whlth bate me
, 1877-08-13

On Thursday ot last week thu tu9 Minerva,
which ID engaged IN towing mud seows tfosn tho
Wel!a.sl Caual ~ the Niaasar4 River, ha1 pro-
cecied we'll out iuto tho river Just above tho
fulls, with her usual tow Of three luade4 &eows,
When tue lnc4 holding the last of the three part
Cd, and tho svnw rocled around and made tor the
rapids. jim hampton WAs at tho wheel. aud
With grcat presslleu Ut ,ulud to hcaa1ed his lux
fur The rapils and lnadc circuit around the
Sow. which WIS now dangerously near tlo
two Remaining scowa aud dumped than. seudsr-
, 1877-08-13
CHILD FOUND,

PuILADELrull, Pa., aug. IA year 1go
child naa,,ra Josephine Davis disappeared FROM
Camden, n. ]. The Postmaster there has re-
ce.vtd u letter FROM Ware, Mu:x.. statin. that
the t:Irl Is In charge u MIS-. Hiss. Ms. Davis
l4l5 sLlrt&u tor II NC.
, 1877-08-13

rea4linz IN article III yuur NorAt,g Journal Of
ILLS .iate, headel ns nboye, was foreibly se.
minded of un incident 9h1eh. octsIErrI about
twenty-five ycass sinee. When ll.hing l9
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CINCINNATI, July 26.-Flour quiet and firm.
Wheat quiet; red 81 1901 25. Corn higher.
480150 Pork nominaly unchanged. Lard
kettle 10010N. Bulk meats dull 51z07L.
Bacon quiet and steady, 6@s1a. Whisky 81 W
CHICAGO, July 26.Ifrade on Change al
most entirely suspended. Last prices wheat
81 28611 30. Corn 49% September. Pork
s13 1001J 251a cash. Lard $50. Whisky
81 09,
New YORK, July 26-Cotton quiet; Up
lands 121s, Orleans 12A. Sales 115 bales.
Futures steady at decline; July 1209a
12.11, August 12.05012y0S, September 1t9401
1196, October 11.49011.51, November 11.2709
011.29, December II .29M11.31.
Flour firm. Wheat dull and heavy. Corn
la@1c better and active. Pork quiet; $14 30
OLA 35. Lard firm; steam 9.5Oc. Spirits Of
Turpentine firm 3214g32lac. Rosin quiet;
81 80D1 85 for strained. Freights heavy:
BALTIMORE, July 26.-Flour scarce and firm
but unchanged. Wheat steady and firm;
Southern red, prime 81 57011 50, amber 81 60
al 63, white 81 5001 55, Pennsylvania red
81 50011 60, No. Q Western winter red, July
delivery, 81 So, August 81 M, September
81 4101 AZ. Southern corn steady, demand
good; Western spot and July steady. August
and September higher Southern white and
yellow 10.
ST. LOUIS, July 27.-Exchange closed. All
mills and manufactures stopped. Business
generally suspended. Nothing can rs shipped.
Anarchy
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THE Big STRIKE |
FEARFUL RIOT In CHICAGO.
Ten Persons Killed and One Hundred and
Fifty Wounded.
Tbs Whole North Affected by the Stoppage
Of Freight.
Prospects of Scarcity of Provisions and
Consequent Bread Riots in Eastern
Cities.
THE CHICAGO RIOTS.

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CHICAGO, July 26-11 AS a. ma mob col
Iected at Sixteenth street The police and
veterans charged The killed number ten,
and wounded 100.
CHICAGO, July 26, II 40 a. ma fight oc-
cured here on the corner OF Halstead and
Sixteenth streets. The police being unable to
suppress the rioters, they were charged by
squad of cavalry with drawn sabers. One
hundred and fifty rioters were wounded and
ten killed outright Six policemen were
wounded at the Halstead street viaduct two
of whom are dead The loss of the rioters is
not known. Several are reported killed and
: wounded. Many were captured and the mob
routed.
Col. r.. c. Drum has been ordered to use the
United States troops under his command, in
case Of an emergency In suppressing the riot,
and the national forces In the city and those
to arrive, have been placed at the disposal Of
the Mayor.
Up TO this hOur frequent lights faye UUcuf-
red between the police and mobs, in which
the latter generally dispersed. Only four
men are reliably reported killed as yet. The
whole force of United States troops expected,
six companies in oil, are now here.