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Nashville Opens Direct Trade
Will LiVernOOl.

NASHVILLE, August 24.-The Nash.
vile millerS opened direct trade with
Liverpool via Port Royal. S. C.. to-day
by forwarding 1,2OO barrels Of flour, for
which the steamer Mexican is now
waiting.
Percy Deste who has been very promi.
nent here for the past three weeks, as the
leader in the Murphy movement, was
caught robbinga trunk in EdgeiieId to-day
while his brother, who was likewise en-.
gagged, was standing on watch in the
middle of the doorway. Frank was ur.
rested, but Percy escaped.
Gov. james D. Porter and his son will
leave here tomorrow to attend the Con.
vention Of Governors at Philadelphia,
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MORE ARRESTS OF HORSE THIEVES.

SEDALrA, Mo-, August 2i.-An extGn.
siVe gang Of horse thieves has been broken
up in Saline county in the last day or two.
Three members Of the gang were arrested
on Wednesday and more last evening.
Among the latter was Jim Smith, one OF
the most notorious horse thieves in the
State and leader Of the gang. A man who
arrived from Lexington to-day reports
that in bottom near Lexington he saw
three bodies hanging to tree labelled
Horse thieves" They are supposed 10
be OF the same gang.
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Congress and RECOMMENDATION of
silver,

CHICAGO, August 2S.-The Inter, Oeea,
having addressed u circular letter tc
various members Of Congress, asking
them to indicate their position On the
subject Of reconciliation OF silver, has
received replies from 1877, Of these 13l
favor the repeating Of the law Of 1873
and restoring the dollar Of the
fathers to itA old place in the coin.
age, Is remonetizing with conditions;
Is oppose remonetizing; 81 arc undecided
and 9 decline 10 answer. These answers
represent every State, and include 81 Sen.
ators and 100 Representatives. OF the lat.
ter, ll3 advocate the measure and Is op.
pose it.
The Times has n review of the fall
trade, which shows that business in nearly
every line in the city is more active than
at any time since the panic.
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BUFFALO, August 24.-Franklin A
Allberger, formerly Mayor OF this city
and late member Of the Legislature, died
to-day Of heart disease.
CHICAGO, August 24.--Private tele,
grams announce that Lieut.. Wm. English
formerly Of this city, died on the 2Oth
inst, OF wounds received in fight with
the Nez Perces.
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PhiIndelDhIn.

PmLADRLPHIA, August 2i.-FlOur-In
moderate demand; superfne 81 90, extra
s. 90, Pennsylvania family 50 75a7 25,,AIin-
nesota patent SO 25a7 OO, high grades S. 90
a9 90. Wheat-Quiet; Pennsylvania red
81 3ial 40, amber 81 I0a1 4S. Corn-Firmer;
yellow 59a6Oc, unmixCd 57a5SC. Oats
Quiet; Pennsylvania white SOaS5c, western
mixed Sla34c. Rye-Dull at 6OaGlc. Pro.
visions-Quiet. Pork-$l4 5Oal5 90. But.
ter-tQuiet; creamery 22a24c, Iowa, Wis.
cousin and Western Reserve 1sa2Oc. Eggs
-Westem lGal7c. ChCeSe-Western iull
creamed l0al0Kc, half 0JEalOc. Petro.
leum-tirmcr; refined l27IalS9Ec; crude
9I5c. Whisky-Firmer; western at 81 10.
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WAsn,SoroN, August 2i.-Gen. Mcneil
Of 81. Louis, having declined a position
on the Sitting Bull Commission, ihe Sec.
rotary Of the Interior telesraphed the
appointment Of Gen. Francis A. Walker.
OF Yale College, who declined. Another,
not named, has been reauested 10 serre,
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dealings the market weakened under reall.
Eations and there was reaction OF 4 toIX
per cent on the best prices Of the day.
Western railways were the strongest stocks.
The transactions were $50, ,OOj ShareS. oi
which 0.?0O were N. Y. Central, 20 OOO Ella
5G,400 Lake Shore, 26,3OO Northwsster n )
200 Rock Island, lO,4OO st. PauIs, p. 600
OhiOs, 600 Wabash, 400 Union Pacific
t6,sO0 Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
$4,000 Michigan Central, $3.50 Pacific
Mail and 1909, Western Union,
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Wrn Two railroads now building II

Wru two railroads now building IN
The immediate vicinity Of Wheeling-in
fact, right into it-there should he nc
10 men in our streets, Tramps, who
ar "a beggars in our midSt, should
,nt to the contractors OH these roads
donations, or else to the work house.
re is now plenty Of work for all who
willing to handle pick or shovel.
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Charged with Poisoning His
Wives.

CINCINNATI, O., August 24.-Dr. W. F.
Cooper, living near Charleston, W. Va,
was yesterday arrested for poisoning his
wife, she being his third wife. Both his
former wives having died suddenly under
what was considered suspicious circum.
stances, it is now supposed that he poi.
soned them also, and their bodies will be
examined for traces Of poison. He was
a man of violent temper, especially when
intoxicated,
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New York, August 2l.-Arrived-
Steamer Mosel, from Bremen.
SAN FRANCISCO, August M.--Arrrived
Ship Jos. spinney, New York; British
ship Grasmene, Liverpool; Steamer
Granada, Panama.
LONDON, August q. = The steame,
Wyoming, from New York, has arrived
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California Libel Suit.

SAN FRAScrsco, August "4.-A Placer.
willie dispatch says that in the libel suit
Of Congressman Page against the propri.
etors OF the Chronicle the jury were un.
able 10 agree, after being out all night,
standing six TO six, and were discharged.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New YOrk lloney and Ntocks.

NEW York, August 4.-MoNRY-. Closed
easy at 2a9x per cent on call. Prime mcr.
ceipts, $3.50 The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed $965,o00. Clearings $2O,OOO,OO0.
Sterling dull actual business, long I.Sl1S,
short 4S31E.
GoLD-0pened at l0IA and declined to
1917, closing at he lowest point. Borrow.
ing rates were fiat to 3 per cent and per
cent paid for carrying.
SILvRR-At London unchanged, Here,
silver barsare 81 29I, greenbacks, 81 l7H
gold. Coin Aa3l per cent discount.
GovRRNMESTs-Cl Closed shade firmcr.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-strong.

sTocKs-The market in the main was
strong and higher. The improvement In
the forenoon ranged from to az per
cent. There wore frequent reactions OF Z
al per cent, but at the two o'clock cali mi.
ceS were close on 10 the best figures. The
transactions were on n large scale aud Al
times attended with considerable anima.
ton. In the afternoon the market was
generally firm, some stocks reaching the
highest agureSof the season, In the final
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Dry Enn,Ir

NRw YORK, August 24.-Business fairly
active in nearly all departments. Cotton
goods in steady demand. Fearless bleeched
Prints in good demand. RenIrew ginghams
rose halla cent. WCOlcns in fair request.
The Bulletin says 5000 pieces, all wool Nos.
COW beavers will be sold at auction next
week
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senator Morton,s Condition.

RICHMOND. August Ex-senator Nor
ton rested well last night, This morning
at seven o'clock, the pain returned to his
right side, but is rapidly subsiding. At
this hour, 10 A. NJ, he ia now easier and
comparatiYelY comfortable.
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GEN. GARFIELD speaks at Barnesville,
O., on Wednesday; at St. Clairsville on
Thursday afternoon, and at Bellaire
Thursday evening, He is one OF the
strong public speakers OF the country
and should have large audiences.
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The firm of culbertson, Wiley & Co.
Martins Ferry, has dissolved. The bu-
sines will hereafter be conducted by Mr.
J. Culbertson, an old aud experienced
ioundryman.-Bellaire Leader.
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FRANCE.
IIupaIalablc Information,

PARIS, August 24.-The Deputy Mayor
Evrcux has been dismissed. On the oc.
casion Of the Presidents recent visit Inc
Deputy Mayor made speech, informing
him that the population Of Eyrsux and
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HOWARD A LITTLE BEHIND.

A report from Snake River bridge,
Idaho, this evening, says Captain Balm
bridge and his force from Fort Hall have
returned with the Indians to Henry's
Lake. Howard is one day behind them
Gen. Howard left Virginia City at
o'clock this evening for Henry's Lake
where his force awaits supplies.
The report OF Sitting Bull being at Fl.
Peck is contradicted by Helena special
lie is still in the British possessions.
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LAWRENCE, August 24.-At North An.
dover, Mass, John Butterworth, while
tilled with liquor and jealousy, killed his
wife and probably fatally stabbed him.
self. I
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cINcrNNArr, August GA series Of
popular concerts by the Theo. Thomas
Orchestra, which began last Monday
evening at the Highland Park, have
proved most brilliant success.
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TORONTO August 24.-w. H. s. Cochin,
Of the hardware firm OF McNab, Marsh 4
Cochin, is believed to have absconded.
His detalcations are estimated at 500, 900,
The firm will assign.
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5.IhsQtteIGgsucer.

VIZ have received the first number Of
the Doddridge County Bulletin, published
at West Union, the county seat. There
oa.ht to be an opening for good paper
in that county, and we trust the editor
prove the right man in the right
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"A free fight occurred in a saloon on
Tenth Avenue, New York, early this
morning. Thos. Lloyd was fatally shot.
Mccormick, the proprietor of the saloon,
has been arrested for doing the shooting.
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One Hundred and Thirty Cases
Q'hOlaPtl

LONDON, August 24.-Thc Alexandria
correspondent Of the Daily Ntrs says the
French transport, Correz, with 1870 cases
OF cholera on board, is not allowed tC
pass through theSuez Canal or communi,
cate with The shore. She will perform
quarantine one hundred miles below Suez
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Normandy were deeply attached to the
Republic and desired the present crisis to
terminate as soon as possible.
SCOTLAND.


GLASGOW, August 24.-The Town
Council unanimously resolved to present
the freedom Of the city to Gen. Grant on
The occasion oil his approaching visit.
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BASE BALL.

BosToN, August 2l.-BostOns s, Cincin'
ST.. LOUIS, August 24.-7Chicagos 4, St
Louis 3.
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Maine Democrats Endorse Hayes
BATH, Me, August 24.-Thc Demo.
Gratis Of SagRdore County endorse Presi.
dent Hayes policy. ,
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PITTSBURGH, August "a. = Petroleum
Quiet but firm; crude 50 55 at Parker's; re-.
fined l31Sc, Philadelphia delivery.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
The TricnninI COnclave Mt CIeyc.
land.

CLEVELAND, O., August 24.-From this
date and during tho Conclave the head.
quarters Of Sir Lafayette Little, Captain
General Of the knights Templars Of Ohio,
and Sir John II. Miller, Captain General
Of the Oriental Commandery, will be at
the Office Of O.W. Tinan, 1877 Bank street.
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THE SPENCERIAN
STEEL PENS

~ Ia'icii,I Iutisd 10 svery Hyk " WrIfiN1. F0T
sale BY The Trade generally. a Sample Gard, con.
tdiniHg one hefus FVEeea NumSer,, BY mai, on
TeetLpt ef Is ctnti.
lvIsoH. BlAKEMAN, TAYLOR q CO..
myl9-s 1873 and 40 Grand 81. New Yo,t
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WAR DERARTAKNT,
OppIcR OF THR CHIRY SI0NAL OPTIcER,
WARRINGTON, D. C., August 2S-I 4, u.
PRoRARILITtRs

For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley
warmer, southeast to southwest winds,
stationary pressure and partly cloudy or
clear weather.
For the Lower Lake region, rising
barometer, slightly cooler, south and
west winds, clear or partly cloudy wealth.
er and possibly light local rains in the
NortherR States.
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New YORK, August 24.-The Presi.
dent and party arrived here shortly after
six o'clock this morning, and after break.
fasting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, took
the S:55 train Tor Washington. With the
exception Of three rousIng cheers from
the crowd gathered in front of the hotel,
when the President left, there was no
denomination Whnlnyer.
, 1877-04-20

Gea,., Reference to 1scsieser Illhbasd. II. F..
]esffn. t1''. "a tppp!n.e pt3.!.onsl A,;:ase
North Clark street. nAn found himrctf unable ttn@.
81 carry h's dobts. Ills prefcercd 'abi'lte.
sorcred y Of e.
amount Il S12o :so3 10; iiis assets con.iet Of runt
estate WORTH 70. III mort9agcd for sl., aSs 80 and
notes md asty alarcs of stock In tho ton,mcrc
!.oan C9mpaHt. valnc IN nknnwn which xerc pledged
& ss'si dnd psssi a.t sas s:;5s :sfs # Fl so If
trtY to ;rafford Hancock. ar f.ectiscs. under an
9rd:t r ereditot. bl agatntt him alsd il .hc
Hank Of ltlfnna.. i1fA case was referred to tho
Rcgfftcr. a. naual.
oa a.t y sses u rsan Joined tc :s :se s.ga
z sss''s: 'ss sss ns se
w',iaF, lisras "a: " sajade.,:. fs Bankrupt and
"att9. ,il.s,nr ,n,nel reta.nan!a na{ H.
A. sanborn YcAtceday.
An A'.lsnir viii In elected this morning nj 10
and Frat rsirna viii he held At . t.n,.
r scrEnton COURT N nHEEs.
oa'cn a an .nsy sy} }sas pss, for s. siS"' 5 'us' John
CIRCUIT COGllT.
~ riank S,atlet began suit for 81, 600 nsaInat
COUNTY counr.
r. t,c cstatc of Mary Kelly, grnnt of gnardInn.
snR naes 5o 5oS Sfitstss5 sY sde to pAsa f. H sa~sf
Cjttwtv IT. COUNT. .
as Viva, ~, VI soMnH NV Gty q tatecns at1d
Inhn 1iarkc and Max fat'ontaInp vera found
guilty Of burglary, and took two years Ia The lcni,
ftNtlaFy. " 'S ~
Charles MnYtf nIenhed antitv In 1errcnv ari ~.
fcnlanlej, s' ~ '''~' AN~ ."
t. T. Cook was foun,l ,r,,fitv of ,v,,t,,y tb,o.t.,
1nx letters, and Il Ia ,,c ssntcfcci '"'sA'su'
Patrick j}uticr was fovni nntty NJ ta,ccox ,r,
rcr1srtcd. 'o@"~ 1"''3 "' '"'-s"' ''"
Henrxc Ferguson n1cadcd otfltv IN t.reerx .rd
was re,aantlri. r~s" s"'''' ~ '3'es"' a"'
Abbtc Ilianchc pleaded g.,llty to larceny. md
Cbaries t.raiacr IN. nv m trin1 ~ hrro,,,x
TNp rAIt. "A's'"'''
jrtoH 1)nruyo.n-s .ot .n.s
jirTE fiioi,GrfT-sr c,s..s nI,.a psnc+,I bns,s..
jEnax t:Anr-Aaslsts Jujsu Jsineuu, NJ i.eo,.
, 1877-04-20
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, April, 2o. 1877.

forming him Of hta whcrcabonts nnh stntfnR that
tlnony WIS needed, AZ to tho subject matter Of
the lnYcstfgat Tan, Phillips II very rctecut. Thc
only cxtrlofdlnnry cIrenm.tanca nlsnut hla visit
here ta tho fart that he haA mt registered at Any
hotel. but has tAkcn lpdgngs at private house.
Phillips thinks TINT he II not ths yauahIo witness
that Judge Dnn1csJ wants. and that he lna ntscnty
tcatlaet 10 great tcal morc t1'an l'nnlevy care.
rratnn 10 believe that lhc Park Comn,IakloncF.
cnntrnct with Phillips Inns been absoIntc.
r. .lMposed Of md put away. AMI!
Intended Ia be Ignored. Phillips atatcs
TINT u was Ecncfaily aupno.eA That this conttact
wah de.trnyod In The great dre; hut he ndlcd very
portant paper. destroyed IL tho grest arc cou'i be
t!at lhst veala b r. sa,s :. e !hit particular
not Cornell had = $40, 0f0 interest In Tho tfact.
Tho man named t:harch +. burton. whom
unn1cry ,ca!MFd wa myth anFcnteI l1y
ThiiiIps, il represented by Tho latter to
bo 4 very substantial persnnagc. WIN
lives In Vermont near To- wAcfc Phillips fathers
home ts, md WIN could be produced if he thontd
b. wanted. PHILLIPS ssid, moreover, Inst b.. IL
hc wa nnder obligation 70 pattlrs II Chicago 10
close h[s mouth Upon snch facts NJ he rsafa<cs.
lie secsna to think that statu.ncnt nj that toft
II referred to anybody, Il must refer tD Mrs.
Phillips.
, 1877-04-20
EFFECT OF AN ADVERTISEMENT,
~ thS Editor ar TAz Tribune

AuaoRA. April 17.-Thc 7fs"<s received an sight
square Government advertisement tho other Iay,
asking for bds for Indian supplies and presto, It
ca'a upon 'a1l good citizens" to Join hands in
support Of the Hayes pulley. and throws billings
ga!9 Il the .1,oss. tacked:" :roct.rootei. !"
s,sinR .bonod," '.hroken.wnded" Democracy
STACKED tl,o wtnd.mllIa. Qaerv: II ana eiEhi.
aGaarss I'D" will produce 10 vast an effect upoa
tu,! page aeeempltshl ii would bs "liIs TX
ccl1encY President Rutherford b. Hayes, Com.
a,snacr.ln.Chttf pf tho Army and Navy Of tic
United States, Chief Executive Ut tic Nation, :"
Mfn. with 81 that the terms imply. In fact. Tho
pnsamatle tubs would b 30 run aey and night to
sound the praises Of ..The Great National f)clty.
11a.ts would simply dnb him in supreme scotn,
contempt, aud detislon. "0ld Wlnd.Horka "
u. QuAn.
, 1877-04-20
ADJUSTMENTS.


Tho third Of ths t1nusical evenings" at Her.
sloy Hall will be given thla evening With remark.
a11y good programme, including tho Mozart sonata
In No. 7, Tho Schubert duo In 4, op. 1g., No. I,
And tho beethoven sonata In minor op. 10, No.
2, alt fur plano and violin. by Mossss. Eidy and
tewi': ,l,, Mrs Clara D. Gtacy viii ling Goanods
the Woods, ;, With cciln ohiIgaso. s ~
Mr.. Eddy's eighth organ recital will tc given to.
morrow moon, Upon Which occasion ho viii play
"Praycr" In +, op. 10, No. 2: iiandel's concsrto
tn O.. No. !; Ducks '..At Evening"" np. I!;
licsecs thamc and variations In A. op. ii; NM!
Thlnic'a s'Chromat!c Fantase anil Fugue." Misa
Grace 4. lliltx Will atns Aublnstcln's 'rhou art
like unto nowor." Nueckefs ''Bfidu Ucils." aud
C0Wen's 'Eptnnlng Song"
, 1877-04-20

H. also fuI nf real!stic articles Among tho papers
Of n.rCtal practical vaue hlay be mentioned .'Une
Way to Spent. tho Summer In tho Country" lty
s"c,ety; also 1nosl tbornut duly, Interesting aai
vn!uable paper BY competent engineer the mat.
ter Of filage tnpsovetnents. eh0wa9 !luW to ur.
gantzc aud manage Village Improvement Sociciics,
anl What 70 DO ". 1loltaaa also has paper on
''tll1a.c 1lcfnrm." ..-
There IL o well. written and wei. illustrated dc.
scstptnn Of tho ]atest ami perlnpb tue beat OF the
Ct,iircet fOr Wonrn.' Sir. Cook gives tho 1a.t Of
h. talks on tl0w TO Make Homo Deau!Ifu1. There
Museums" !" and = "Reminiscences Of Washington; =
aud tor tho tPortsmcn We fiaso Canadian 't:5ea.
trout Fishing, "cc. Then there afc eHsays. poetry.
fun, adventure, short stories. reviews, and all tlat
gne> to make up \ wonderful number ct thEs great
Magazine.
, 1877-04-20

tho Lake Feont, has had good week, dcsp!le tho
capFfcfous Tears and smiles OF April weather. Pat.
Fonago has boon favorable, and wutl.A1sa tents
have gtadlcncd tho managers hearts md pockets.
Tho entertainment consists Of excslltat RUG work,
spitttcn chariot racing, and q lar4s showing o.
Gnc two lurgo and vigorous llons, wttk IN Inter.
oatng quota Of bcars, tlgcrs, xcbfas etc., making
" = vhlnAbls collection. To-day and tu-rlorrow,
ciose tha stay Of tho "sllow' In CAlcaau, nftes
which It opens in 1t: Louis Tho outnt ID quita
pew throughout. Hild prosperity Is evidently In
, 1877-04-20

MONTREAL. April 1D.-Tha Irhl pilgrims lett
for New York BY train this afternoon. They wore
present at grand mass this morning In st, Pat.
rick'a Church. when The holy banner oe green
which they carry was conacctnted. At o'clock
tho Rs.. Father 0'Dowd, who il In charge, xaa
presented with % addroas. De4p!td tho rain, thu
accompanied by al tlls Irish bands,
Two hundred English eu1tgrants arrived hero to.
an1 Ill afc 0ofnQ Wort.
1v<cial Di1pasch to 1n4 7itb9x4
D.. OTTAWA. april 1u.-Ila pomintuu liovetumept
lns given notlca That tho lighthouse erected 1t
Southwest Point. truas Duck 1.lusd. Lake Nufup,
will hc put anto operation tho lit at AaY,
, 1877-04-20
The End Of the investigation
Reached at Last.
Another Batch Of Figures Handed in by
Expert Davie.
The Bond Account Shown 10 he In Most
Satisfactory Condition.
A Little Talk on the Subject Of the Wicked
Chicago Juror.
Arguments Of Counsel to Bo Made ut
:; Springfield Wednesday.

Tho sonth Park investigators were 1aso in getting
to work yeaterday morning, considerable time has-
ine been htent Ia private session. Abont II O'Clock
thu Grand Inqnisttoss presented themselves in tho
Committee room. and work began by the receipt Of
MI, Darlo'a report. Mr. Davle said that he had to
present tho "bond statements" showing tho dis.
position Of S8c7, 900 worth of bonds. With tho OK.
ccption Of ono bond. tho numbers talcd exactly,
and lhIs error was merely clerical ono. Tho
memorandum in relation 10 tho west pasks should
b. presented later In the day, and thatn relation to
Tue Lincoln Park mattes not fendy ind would bs
presented At Springfield. tic handed in "Exh!btt
j" AM, m appendix thcreuueo, tho recapisulation
Of which 10 appended:
LAND ACCOUNT.
Appendix to statement Of tanI required showing
cut st Gatnc. the number nf tappEpxlmatcy),
s1Lt In
, 1877-04-20

lisreE]y's wal crowded last evening, ,-"t "ttIFosc.
Glrofa constituting The kttractton This opcra
has been dona hetc 10 ofton by tho Oates troupe
that no mention Ut the performance 10 rcqut.ca,
otnesthan t1 saY that was, as upual, thoroughly
eatlstact0Ey. To.ntRht, tho aamo bill.
, 1877-04-20

The unds:ATneA hare this day turned = copastres.
taP tor ts Transaction VI Reos Sore AID Futna.e
huslasa, un!st tbs nrsn nana VI Joha D. Aa.lea4 /
Iu.. u No. ~ hlats.st, Cllcas1, wbrFa 4AaI! tt
pleased ~ Nc ali ~ uas fticn44 { nj euAsol,fI4
cAlg1vo. APEL5 s, i577. JnliN u: MACLEAS,
JACOB kETfEHEk,'
, 1877-04-20
AGRICULTURAL NOTES,

1Vss9a9 IFsRu1FN 70 1%* 1fftHN7
DHtoAT, Ill.,, April TO- THU weather ftfi cop-
t.nucs to hs very fayoEabls, and ths farusrs arc
getting on dnsly With thc'r plowing. A heayy
s1n aat night will b. OF gsaat beae6t to the oas1
which have Just been sowu. Grnss Il coming on
very fast, and VIC shall soon hare plenty Of pas
tlFs. ..... ....
Special hsposeA 10 ma zsssxss
CARLIxyILLE, ILL.,, April lu.-'rhs condition ol
thr growing wheat crop Ia .Aacoupiu County II
lasxsr than lsst yeaF, aud he prospect IL good tor
latger wheat crop, corn- planting ID jusl com.
tneuced, and tho aat crop will b. una.thisd lvxa
fsfmess are tsblant 1t tbs prospect for bouatful
h1Ffexf.
, 1877-04-20

By yrs. Hodgton Burnett beeun In AuEuat. IL con-
y ~ .11s 20
American woman In tho lust lccaie. Msa. Burnett
has y SHIRT slUry iu the same number cnlltlcd
tEsucfalla."