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The New York herald., 1877-11-29
IMPRISONED MINERS RELEASED.

CcxBRRLASD, Nd, Nov. 28, 1877.
The imprisoned miners in the Borden mine, John
Davis and John Hagsr, were relieved at Ave O'Clock
this morning after being In forty hours now open.
Ing dug ior thcfn. Tney alive and not suf-
Iering particularly except from hunger
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mander at Shipka Pass. Reouf Pacha goes to
Adrianope to superintend the organization OF
new army.
SAFE AT LAST.
The Geshons were liberated Internationally on
Monday.
SNOW IN THE BALKANS
great storm, with snow, prevails In the Bal
Ran
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Bishop J. Freeman Young. OF Florida, 10 at the
Union square Beverley Tucker OF Virginia. Is at the
New York. Judge George +. Comstock, or Syracuse
is at tho Windsor Hon. William q. Maxwell, OF Eng
land, Is at tho Brevoort General Charles H. =. Coins
OF Philadelphia, is at the ST. Jamcs. Circuit Judge c.
J. Reilly, OF Detroit, and John NJ Goodwin, ex.Gover-
nor Of Arizona, are ut the Filth Avenue j. n H.
Patricx, OF Omaha, Is at the 81. Nicholas.
The New York herald., 1877-11-29

ONE DRUGGIST
SELLS OVER THIRTY THOUSAND AT RETAIL
srw YoHx. Nov. 20. 1871
b. Brandrstn, NJ d.
President Porous Plaster compsny.-
During the pas twenty sold st retail st my
drug store. ssh and 2s.h st. over THIRTY
THOUSAND Of ALLcocK's POROUS PLAsrERs; and
can truly there Is plaster has given equal sas
isfAction 10 my customera
SAMUEL CAMPBELL.
southweA corner 9Th av. and 2ssh A.
New York.
No i2s sourH ssrn ST..
READING. Pa. Oct. 30 1877.
CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT AND HEADACHE
have been martyr TO liver complaint for i've years
Nothing relieved me until used ALLcocK's PLAsrERs
They cured Ihavs used them rhsuman,a in tn.
and shoulder tho effect Ny wife always gotta
rid Of her headaches by putting ALLcock's PLASTER
below the nspe OF the neck. Truly yours.
MORRIS RAMBO.
LETTER FROM HON. JAMES W. Hustled.
ExsPEAKRR OF THE ASSEMBLY.
PxxKsxILI. Oct. 30. 1871.
Brandeth President OF the Porous Plaster Company
My DEAR slR desire TO bear witness the virtues Of
ALLcooK's POROUS PLAsTERs. About year ago
thrown from carriage badly bruised Suffering
pain home some three or tour Of
ALLcocK's PLAsTERs applied. The effect
was up dnd attending business
Your pasers useful in Of colds and
coughs used thrce-ons my back and two the
chest-when had bad coughhat my friends thoughs
nothing but "trip South save me. These pastsrs
however, effected perfect cure Ny family use them
constantly There is no humbug they perior,
all they promise. Yours truly
JAMRs ". Hustled.
Beware OF limitations. ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLAS-
TERs solo by all druggists. Principal oace No. 2s4
Canal ST.. New York.
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THE
HERALD BUILDING TO LET. SUITABLE FOR
Law, BANKING, INSURANCE OR ANY LIGhr
BUSINESS PURPOSES. APPLY IN THE COUNT
mo ROOM OF THE HERALD.
WIGS. TOUPEES C RAUCHFUSS, PRACTICAL
WigmakeE switches. Cdrs Invisibes, Bsndsaus. ~
East 18th st., Broadway
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

Average tcmporhture yusttru"y... 4S
vaas "' aa,
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In the
temperature Tor the past twcnty-four hours In
parson with the corresponding dato of last year. MS
Indicated by tue Thermometer ut Hudnups pharmacy
Iv. nuild
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quality go direct to the manufacturer. EsrENsCHEID
A-THosE WHO ARE DEBlLIrATED BY OVER.
exeron or disease will dad relief in scHtscKs sEAwstp
bssoae ana .se Whose aTesys ossnn' have
critics Of ,hs valuable medicine II contains injurious
For sale py S al d"ss ."' '' most
A-HATs FOR GENTLEMEN AT LOWEST
prccs 7. ERNENwEtN, 1is Nassau 81, near Spruce.
A.-BUY YOUR HATS FROM BURKE. 2l4 BROAD
way; style aud texture unsurpassed: hne SIX Hat So
BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA AND FAMILY
LiSisKSr which has wrought sneh wonders. Is purely
vegeta lie prcpaat"n IL cures cramp In the limos aud
bilious coic. cholera colds aud all kinared maade
aud Is the strongest Linimrnt In the market.
poNovAN's RESTAURANT, 5 EAST 18TH ST. :
Price. greatly reduced t"ole dhoe. 81 served to-day
FURS
Established 1858
TIE ONLY Fur nousk Iy THIS oITY
award aud dp.oma i ss,. s.feuss fAsey tvas Ronrs,
a. o' md % s.s1 York
HUMPHREYS PARIsIAN DIAMONDS
church, pnror. street Hnd theatre.
They arc i1moni snrscc on pure crystal base and
can S' bought RiGy,'anp Ry nuupmnEy,s
corner broad~"y and i2.h st, New Yogx.
The crclct Of Gems
SUFFERED fouk YEARS With DUMB AGUE
aud all It's attendant evils noLsAS's PAP cured me
'' ). oEKfRIDE FAIRcnILD, Springfield. N. ).
PRINTING
OF ALL. KINDS
DONE CHEAP FOR CASH
At TIE METROPOLITAN
JOB PRINTING OFFICE
~ Ann ST
THANkSGIVlSG HOLIDAY PRESENTS. BOOTS.
Shoes, Cents Toilet slippers
MILLER Co. $40 broadway. Domestic Building.
IRUsSES, ELASTIC BANDAGES, SC-.sEE.
LEf'S HARD RUnntR iRussKsu nade In every desirable
pattern lifted perisctly form; light cool eeany: used
~ bvhinr always reliable E.taoiishmsnts es1 Broad
wnyNcw York topposite rand Central Iotelj and 3g7
Chestnut ST. Philadelphia. Correct speciality
The New York herald., 1877-11-29

FOR GENTLEMEN'S HATS OF SUPERIOR
quality direct to the manufacturer. EspENsCHEID
4 a N.aaa
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VIEW PUBLICATIONS

" A UNSAFE MAGAZINE"
The New York herald., 1877-11-29

1RUsSES, ELASTIC BANDAGES, SC-.SEE.
LEfS HARD KuBntR tRussKs.n made In every Desirable
pattern hted periecty To orm light. cool ccaniy used
~ bNhinr. always rcabc. establishments 8s2 Broad.
way. New York oppostc tirand Central Hote and Bs7
Chestnut IT.. Pniiadephia Correct speciality
, 1877-11-01

4 PROTESTANT xPlscorAL nIsnQt or CHINA.
Nav YoAk. Uct. 31.--lhc iIev. Samuel Isaac
Joseph seAcnchawsky, u. d., was this alter
uoon consccsatstl Missionary bishop Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of Shanghai, with
Jurisdiction over tue euttrc Chinese Empire.
Tho sciemeny took place a. Grace Chu1vtf aud
WIS participated III BY sevuntsen Bishops. Tho
venerable bishop 8mt:h, os Kentucky, alIielatctl.
assisted by Bishop Whitttnghani of Maryland.
Lse VI Delaware, Potter of New York, l,eIel!
Of Ohio, Whipple Of sltnncsot:, Lay Ut Easto1,,
Stevens Of Pennsylvania, Vail ut Kansas, kes.
!oot Of Fittshnsg, Young OF f1uElda, hpaul.
dim. Of Colorado, Jarrett Vi Northern Texas,
Elliott Of Western Texas, HeartanuuEh Of New
Jcssey, Perry ot Iowa, anil Assistant. .Bisl,on
Lyman Of North CarolHa-. a large uu,lItAr
Of delegates to the Church Council were pres'
cnt
, 1877-11-01
! CENTS
hcalth, and vel
time. The tntf
ctrts, which ~
Saturday in Jel
t1n1nptetl there,
ty heretofore. e
--S
CAS-
-
10. get bis work iu thh
:e has been reduced to Il
} reason for ! crowd next
Ark such Is has beeh ut1-
other course Ii tho cQuR-
ALTIES.


W. AfN AUlE4s
Spsefdt h.r>.- 10 TAe Chicago 5rfhuHs
rE7TshChu, Pa, t,ct. 31.-About haiG-past I
o'clock this afterternoon tho Iron truAsea
designed to sustain The roof OF the new
roun'l-lousc Of tho Ptttaburg, Cineionatt & Vt.
Louis Railroad ComnsnY, at Tue hl1l between
Wsahugton etEeet and the Union Depot, fell
viii, loud czaaf', carrying with them d7c men
who were working On the structure. tlreo
Of then'-Wi1liam A. Hook, Jamea novcY,
anu Joseph Notwithstanding severe fn-
Iurtes. fiook and llovey were carried
Into the laggleo.room OF the pcnnsyl-
sa''fa Ra1road Company where they ve1e
attended bv i>r. Rhodes. Tnc former is Injured
a1"ut tho right s'.lc, anil IL thoneht to he burt
Internally. fills heal, atao was cut and t,risctt.
aud Ills right ankle tpraInc'!. Weaver, In hIs
lali, struck hun heal against Que Of the trtlskc+
and was fct'tefcs' tnscn6illc, in Witch coma,.tun
he rcnIainr's Ehr tearly Que hnuF. Ills hurts are
said tn bc very scriout. Alter their wounds
were drctsel they were removed to thc!r
lnntne* IN tic South Side. sIr. fl,s,k
waA formerly member IT The r.lfcc
tutcc. HusGy. Wht, 1tFcs III Liberty avenue, Le-
twtcn Seventeenth an! Eighteenth strcets wa&
ldacc1 II. u WaEun and taken Lt.luc. where lIn
WAS promptly attended by a physician. His
right ttK Is brukea aid his head Is badly cut.
1t IN feared that f1oycy anu Hoax will not re-
| tuYcr. The experimenting architect explains
the accident by sayin.. lie trusscs wcra too
sesvy; aa",y; nud ~erO ere4 down ~ tt's't o*a
, 1877-11-01

Why Ifc Viii Not Appear anu TeatIfy Be-
fore tho rlttsburg orshl Jury Concerning
His knowledge OF Matters Connected
with tho July Riots.
P1rrsnuao. pa., OFT. 1l.-Thc Grand Jury OF
Allegheny County Issued subprnas TO Gov.
llartranit, AdJ.-Gcn. Latin, Gen. BFaa.on, and
others, to testtfT in tho case Of ten. Pearson,
charged with murder. All named, having been
summoned as private citizens, responded, cx-
eepk Gov, Hastranft, who scnt letter to tho
Court gtying hla re.lsons, III which tie saYs:
beg 70 assufc you that ny refusal tu ooey tho
summons aE,ses !rom no distespcct to The honus.
abba Courl Or any desire 10 obattuet Of delay the
Ing ail tho facts IN my possessson necessary tu Tic
ct!minaton Or dsfenfe Of any persua Connected 'n
;s tSt' Of lat = ly .s,s.Gf ny
the right ot eo.o1dinatc branch of the Uovern.
msnt to compel tbs attrndancs of tho executive
III thslE discretion, have performed their otbcial
ns!e. fos the purposs Of .ett!luy th que.t!on IN
so!:.nx IT, ndsns9dsnee M and relations Of '~o Inn
Gov, 1tartsauft continues:
This Attorney: General has appealed to tha highest
}adIe,al tribunal ot tAs GoInmoaweAith, By who.e
decision have electsd to BE- guided. although per-
s::snrt,oa .Ass tas Sssi.ea q a tahs etepr'ss, y
i i.e. sa..ssiy IL IL The % bsea.t u u lhe E1eeat,se.
It w. presumed ta4t the Court. squ4lty with ths
iuscsnor. MAS dsA.roua Of preserving Tue proper
Eu,rslrurus and would leass the case 10 b aettr4
BY sha supsclac Court. but = .ubpena fraued u
aso,d lhs terhpieailtse. punte1 ont by Inc Attor.
principle have been served u tAa e1ccut*e officers
.h,eh: 4 ohs}ed. wi! e'aa' aes"'on Of lbs
renhiux lAa dcelsltu Ia lLst issue, / hayo ra-
fused 10 sseesnt.e tAe .ald Subpoena. A. s1s
w
wilt The tubp.Ena 10 testify 10 tho sAll
, 1877-11-01
EYANGELIUAL,

SxssloN or TIE UAlTkD STATES ALLIANCE.
DkTKol7, Alch., OF. 3i.-Thu un!ted ststcs
Evangelical Alliance met this snofnIng and
completed The work VI organization. Tho Rev,
+. scha1, VI New York, began to-lay's pro-
gralnnlo with an address uu "Tae History
and Purposes Of the Alisapce." Az.
other, ou "The rsu aud Abuss Of
l)ctoiuinat ionaiisu," was rcat! by the ArY. D.
j. 4. brown. nt Geitysbure. Tho Rev. u. ".
Eam1hun, Of New York. 1eai pspes oD "ho'
halninc.anisul and Human kichts."s To.n=ht's
scssluu was devoted " discussion OF ''penon~
Iuationa]ism IN IL relation to Christian Union,
aud uome sltssiona, and Cooperation Anoug
UeuouIuatiOns.n
, 1877-11-01
RELIGIOUS.
The Episcopal Congress in New
York City Reviews
journalism.
Bishop Dudley. Of Kentucky,
Delivers q Caustic
Philippe.
4 Profound Feeling Of Aeqniescence
Evoked by His Eloquent
TRADE.
Proceedings Of tile Evangelical Alliance
at detroit, Mict.


- sptrsdt Hep7fn !" tae tah76' 4fHhrhs
this afternoon discussed the relation Ut the
r,,rr,ar nrr.. In f,hrl,t,antty h, sprrta Thc
f1n;,' lam, .fov t,,rt.,n,c, lin tl,,n. n. VI.
,.a, ,s. vo''' sas ,' , ,ne aa.,.''. u, Nv ~
lut'cu 10 The GROWTH nl Inc power III the Efces,
and furnished statistics concerning the rapid
Increase In the uutpbcr Of publication, IN r..
ccnt years. 4. h,s hecu ,tatch sy tt,c i.on,,n
r. YYa,-. ~, ,xh,ch .urs,v lad s,v,c ri,,h, ~ Il.
hes;a on "'s% tic subj sssec s'' se ses ' d !" s
ra.r,1 rvcry r,royturr II tl,our,h. fir ,cfrtret
to the rancor md Injustice ot portion. Of tl,e
press bn DOLL srdes oi I'o'ltes anu thc uhSefh-
pulous advocacy of violcnt ISLANDERS and gross
personalities, tie eonccal,ncnt ur pallation Of
os'a! sottun.'sa from u, The css,as! ox"*a'a
ansasofs tepot anu .1e eoreaon ''s some
eEdertng tllo intimate relations Of the
press and community, as the t"nc Of
.ne ~ ss, ~" ..o:. 0 49,. oo..,.s'".n,n.,. ~" ~.
toh' u '"c p'ess: anta' s'slefpoHolls!S ae .'ic
pscss become higher IN tone' ~ was an I'm
prorcncnt effected IN the community. 1t was'
order that tue press might fulll the function Of
edacat1ne tue pcotIc' treat good' eas" 'a5.
good inca Use their personal influence upon the
editnrs. mil. a1sp. lie .uyrcstc,l. i,v the
s, ..,,,...sa aass ..'s.s..,s 49, ..,t,,a,,. ,,,,,
eon'r'ouuo. u eu'los1a,s W. suuJse,a " Pep"e
interest: III. Jay alluscd' III conelnssoE,, ~
suggestion contained In papcr " ME. Medlll,
read before tho Ohio Editorial Association, to
,hr cfTc, t,,at a chatr fnr I'M t.arhfnp nj INN,
n.;sa sho.td ha a., ,h,,.haI T., nn,,, - .ho ~.
na's''' snoo'o 'N es'ao'''heo III e"su " LIE eol'
lcEcs of the country.
Ernstus Brooks followed, clntlning that the
t:hurcl, wa largely aepcn,lcni on tl,c DRESS for
tts freedom and tie diffusion Of religious knowl.
edgc. ~ '''
wns crrnfc.l hv In III. .Rcr. +. ii. i)uiicr, An.
.tstant H,shon If KcnturIy. via taii hc tonIat
mi atrrnt tbe tlefnttiou Of liz rentieman Win
Ind preceded lin "a tv what thc nonujar prrss
,nrott' WI,at lc - t,n|irrstnTst ~ L "a! III,
nrwsnan<r ~" ihcv - will ~ ser II thc %arjs
Of tbc vorkl1cman md finii In tic hoy.
|
, 1877-11-01


6hfef1t hsn'afca Ia The En,cdga Tribune.
LAsAIl.E, ILL.,. Oct. 3i.-Ycxtrrlar afternoon
a mass oi rock supposed to weigh about a ton
fell Inn, the roof oi tho kcnos!,a coal-minc, tn
the southeast part Of 1.aSal1c Township strik-
lug upn the back ot John Bottomly. aill Lrufs-
Ing him severely. but II Is thought bis Injuries
Will not rrnsc fatal. lie fell to the earth be-
meath the rock, but into little hollow, with
fragments Of STONE afuunt1 him, which preyont-
cd Ills besuK crushed tu death Instantly.
, 1877-11-01

The alarm from Box 81 at 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon was caused by IN tuaplsnt hrc iu tho
planiug-nlll Of lianlan pasc, on Twensy-sccopd
street. Damage tti1lng. Cause, iguItion Of
sA1ylnyS In tho cnginc-rpunl.
, 1877-11-01

AT EI4GIS,
Speeidl DtspaseA - me Chicago Tribune.
ELo1N, H., Oct. 3l.-slortly after midnight
last night Tue wooden building corner Of Rtrer
and Dupaau streets, occupied rs d llyery-stablc,
wna discovered TO bc On 6rc- notwithstanding
tic prompt arrival Of the Fire Department. the
butldinE wa| nearly consumed, oWtuE to tho
combustlbtr nature OF ttc prc1niscs. Before
morning tho 1rc broke out atrcsh, and the de-
Btruetiou was complete. s1r. Palmer taycl hla
horses and carriages, but lost ten cutters and
was insurance Of sl,0n. The building was
owned by Juhu GIcskc, cost, hc statcs, 80, lUU,
upon which tho loss was about q, 100. Insured
Tor u 800 In the Franklin, Ut Philadelphia;
Gcrlnau, OF Frecpoft, Of which latter Sit. Uic,ke
was aGept. 1t was supposed 10 b tho work Of
IN inooullary: Fires have been .ycEy frequent
here uhrsng tho past taree months, one occur
ting every week With regularity.
, 1877-11-01

Sstcfat NsnaseA IN 7Ar Chicago Ff1huas.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Oct. 3l.-James St. John,
u deaf mute, MAS struck by tic H,all-traln cass
yesterday Afternoon, between here mud Angus.
ia, and probably Iat0liy lujurc4. When picked
up hc was fo,nd inscnkible, An,l with four RIBS
broken, thighs injured aut ankle crushed ,bcsidca
Internal Injuries.
, 1877-11-01

PHILADELPHIA, IA, Oct. 8l.--The establish
mcnt o! Caigt, Finley s. Co., lthogruplIcrs
an'l cngrascss, OIL Arch street, WIS damaged by
tlre to tho amount of 1900; Insured.
, 1877-11-01

Eptc4a4 Dis1h,icht IL TIT Chfe,Ho JTfbtr,k.
FOND pu LAC, Viii, Oct. 3t.-rhc elegant
tmthlns-establlshn,cnt at Hunters Magnetic
Fountain Wiz totally consumed by Gro this
afternoon. Loss, $G0uQ Insurance, $I,UoQ,
, 1877-11-01
DYING.
The Soul OF the Great War
Governor Of Indiana
Passing Away.
His Stomach Entirely Aban.
doned to the Triumphant
Advance Of Death.
Progress Of the Paralyzing Force
upon His Respiratory
Organs.
His Heart Beating Mt tho Rate
Of 14O Pulses Per
Minute.
Nutrition impossible, and the
End Very Cto.e at
Hand.
| Account Of the Emaciatton which
Has Resulted 1r1n Ills
Sickness.
at 2:30 4. II. the Last struggle Had
Begun, and the Family Was
Aroused,
Ths Physician at 4 O'clock 10 yay Whether The
Account Of the Emaciation which
Has Resulted from Ills
Sickness.
At 2:30 4. II. the Last !truggle Had
Begun, and the Family Was
Aroused.
Tba Ph}sitian at 1 0tleek 10 SaY Whether The
Patient Conid Lire tllI h5light.

s,..,o, ,t.no,1, r., 7a< <at1o,, 4,,s,,,<
1rnra.Apo,,s rnd,. Oct. 81,-Henator Nor.
fop. ot ths hour nj writing f1fp n. !. IL ein,-
iuc sopid]v, and his attendant pbysEciau, Dr..
Thomn.on. In. mn hone tint In will bc nro-
lourcd tweuty-four hours. At an car1y hour
this morning cau,o q sudden change for tho
WORSE, aut1 his pulsc rose to 10 within brief
time. This afternoon tho uoutshmcut which
had been given him began to mass from the
bowels In almost a natural site, and it was
then known that tho stomach was powcrlcss to
digest. During the day there VIA d perccptlblc
change in hts nbys!eal appcanncc. md this
evening Mrs. Morton, who has Struggled brayc-
IL nnd hcrotcn]Iy. broke comn|eely ,,own nnl
abandoned hone, Heretofore shc has had
strength of viii, aud, with t,,c full devotion
Of q wife. boped on without m,rmuruc. md
without girtne way to her feelings. AZ tlis
hour none arc with him but the physicfau md
tho Bonator's Immediate family. Including
Mrt. Morton's three sisters. rhcsa surround
III. bc,..,ac ani, mtn,s,er to HI, rants. Only
two watchers arc allowed In tho ante
room. Tho Senator throughout tho day, al
though
RETAINING PULL coxsc,orsNEss,
said nothing relative to death, not
oven word 10 his wlfc, but ho gives direc-
t1ons concerning lis treatment In clear. calm
voice, ouIte distinct through tho length Of tho
,,,
'.'o.s op'A''s, ".'~A Ao'pa'A' - Wv p''.
e'pa' "'"5' "'''4 'a'"A''' ."
''''''se'e"' ~o"'l'00.N ''"N'p"'y ~ "0,p
afoSe'a'u' ana 4u.''ue' a"'' ""''o 't'''s1 '"o
'""u'o.o - I"'''a.ao' ~ 'ps @'
.4'''a' 'u.' ""e,' ~. paa,es a"e,' u''' =,
a"0Asue' ~ - sao'ess ', 0'> T.'"s spsi,' s''a
eoi'P'a'ue ~ 'u'e'o' aeu'' '' "a'4s
"''~ - ~'eo 'fD'
Of tho room wesc opened wtdo to give him air,
and tho temperature fell to b5 degrees without
at1or,lEng relief. lila attendants feared IN ia-
mediate iatal termination, but hts systcm again
strengthened under the effect Of a sttmulant
hypodcrn,cally administered, and ho fell 10
sleep. lie 10 slccpEng while this dispatch Ia
bcine written. 1t il now settled that ILLS digest
ire organs also Ills respiratory organs, arc
affected with paralysis, and, while the physician
thinks t,fc may be prolonged until tomorrow,
deatl, il Liable within IN hour. Judge Martin.
| dale Of the Journal who has been devoted
tricud and attendant, tonight abandoned all
| hope, and, in bis Judgment, the Senator's time
on earth Ia brief.
QUIET.
spsrsat 0i'pdFch 10 7As Chicago 7rsssnt.
, 1877-11-01

N1w YoHK, Oct. 3i.-Nuuerous horses, in
cluding Tsubsocck, arrived Ut jerome Park Jes-
tesIay, to take part tn tha programme next
Saturday. Ieubroeck IL reported tu bloom1uR
, 1877-11-01
OBITUARY.

TxRaxHAu11, Ind, Oct. 3i.-Cu5tts Gilbert,
the oldest and Neaithlest citizen Of Tesls Aautss
tlleI last ntQht 1t Aan2tee. ElokldA*
, 1877-11-01

TALLAlIAssEs, Fla, Oct. 3l.-An inrcudlary
fire last night destroyed tue pAGuix Dto.k, oc-
cupied by Julius Ball. Julius D,ataoud, Henry
q Co.. ai'A Poole Y TO. Loas, s:,00D; tnsuf-
atce, S1l,UCN.
, 1877-11-01

C1HcMxArI, O.. Oce. 3l.-Gregory Byer, buck
ster, suielded this morning. Cause, dependency
On aecouut vi continued Hl-healtA.
, 1877-11-01

MovI1Is, Oct. 3l.--Stcamship Canadian,
from Montreal, has arrived.
Hnw YoxK. Ort. 9l.-Afrived-Hteamer CITY
Of Montreal, from Liverpool
, 1877-11-01

slumber. IN which state lie Is nov resting. lie
Is surrounded by bis wife and her sisters, Mrs. |
ecott, Nrt. GIL, and Mrs. Holloway, Col. IIol-
loway, Cor. Burbank, the Senator's sons tUli-
rer and W1tcr), two ntcccs. and his physicians.
No others arc admitted. The Senator
ID perfectly conscious, i antl fully realizes
that his end is near. lie does not speak except
10 Ulve a direction To his nustcs. Mrs. Morton
ravc Nay to her grief this evening, but soon &C.
gained her composurc, and Ia with the family
waiting for the final Atrugge, which may como
at any moment.
nErrEn YEaLlso.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nor. Ill q. tn.-At midnight
Senator Morton Is awake and less restless than
before be a1ept Dr.. Thompsou and portion
u Tho family havo retired.
Utp1teA 10 Cincinnati CavHA
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 31.-.A lew days have
wrought ercn' changes In Senator atorton's ap.
pc1rancc Us we'll as in his condition. Only Tho
bright cYc and Wcbsterian brow arc natural.
Ills lace, 80 round and full on Ills return iron,
0segonf Is painfully thin, tta left hand Is
slIrunxcn. and Iii. body wasted and Ahrivcted.
His Whpe appearance lndicstes extreme weak
ness anu lItlpIc.src8s. liz still l,ns the use Ut
hls right arr,, ami with assstancc sean raise his
hca1 sufficiently tu swallow Ills medicine and
foul. but u turn Upon Ills sfttc. 10 raise tfn-
SELF tn bcd, Or 10 change the position Of his legs.
Or to move hts left arn,, he il as powcrless
as he will be when the heart ceases 10
plilsatc. Ills vo'cc, too, has grown husky
aud weak. and The phleRn collecting III Ills
throat tau 10 logger be ratsed. Day by
day the powerful 1rasllc has been gising AWAY,
sappc'f by starvation even ot Its latens strength,
until It Is III longer cugAzahlc Us the body that
has supported these many years ono of tho
foremost inlnds In tho natfons yct he Is 1ully
conscious, and, from present Indications, is
l!kcsv to remain 50 up TO Ills last moments. He
rccogu1cs Lila friends IS they catcf the room,
ansl Invariably
EXTENDS MS HAND TO GREET rHzM.
But he seldom speaks, AMI has ccascd asking
Tor "thc news." Slice Thursday lust the pa
peIs have not been read 10 him, md he no
longer evtnces Interest III what may be passing
at washington Or elsewhere. lie understands
TINT these arc the e5m ptoms Of rapidly fallinc
strength. and, although Ills fatlnly Tcry
naturally 1orbear to express thetr fears
III bis hearing, he Is fu1ly aware Of his
approaching dissolution. Il tnau who has studied
men and read their thoughts III thelr faces can
not now be deceived by any words Of conceal
taent. "Harc you Etycn INC up!h hc asked Of
oil attendant this afternoon. ~ By no means" +"
WIS tue quick reply. ~ thtns vou havc,h he
answered, "and perhaps It is well that should
go." Senator Morton has always had horror
Of being dependent upon other. people, anu, as
expressed In these dispatches this morning, ho
would prefer to die now rather than 1.-Two On rs a
paralytlc. Beyond auctl statements ~ the
above, he has given no expression to any feel
fngs ne 'nay hase touch1ns
, 1877-11-01

St. Louis, Uct. N.-A lrc broke out at MIL
nigIH tlo sloc factory Of ucury Ilaulstcnan,
No. 6Conmcrctal alley, anu tho two upper stories
loss cannut &c asccstalncd tosight. R. i.
Archer Il TO-. commission merchants, occupied
tho ground aoor, but they were not much
damaged.
, 1877-11-01
North German Lloyd.

The sls1tnes1 Of this Company Will sa svetY 6Aur.
9Ay fHp lireulep Pier, foot 0f Third street. Hobokcn
Rates Of gs..sRe-Frum New York 70 southampton
cabin, leu xod; sioefRKe 80 currency, Fur freight
aud pA4saRs apply IL DELHIEJls 20.
Bowling uyeeu, Sew York.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-01-25

ORPHANS COURT.
Orphans Court meets every MONDAY an"
Tuesday o: each week.
CAtf Judye-Wm. J. Black.
,dssociates- Thomas IIoILrunncra Jno
Hiyhtm;n.
Reqis.er of I;Ms-Col. JOHN II. Rouzcr.
Countv Commiwiopers-.)os"ph Wool,
President. Samuel lIar-att, Ezra Toms,
Daniel Biscr Of j., and n. Il summons
(lfrh 10 C0nmjs&'ancrS-!l. f. Steiner.
Collsctor Of Yst4te and Co""ty T"|es-G.
". Miller.
County Survyor-Wm. II. Ramshurg.
SCHOOL COMMISSlONERS.
President, James w. Pcarrr; Commision,
ers-Willinm G Baker, 'amrs W. IroXel' ,
Joseph Brown, Henry Boyle.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
District No. 15-Frcd'k White. Mrrhan-
irs,own; G l.. Firor, Grhcrmm "m. y
Mcpherson, Catoctin Furnace.
REGISTRAR Or VOTERS.
District No. l5-Bcrnard Co!itlower.