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, 1877-10-23

Turnkey Brother. hid SAN anil Sass for Indi-
ana coal, and ". +. Rend $4.15 for Eric coal.
The contract hns not vet hcen awarded.
Fifteen new cases OF scarlet fever AMI three
of chtcken-pnx were reported at the Health
Office yesterday.
Mr. Franci, Adams, Of The Law department,
has prepared ten arguments for the present
session of tie Supreme Cnurt.
The many daily visitors Mt tic offer Of The
Ctts-Treasttrer unite IN tic opinion that the
Office badly nceds renoyation--as regards car.
pets.
The Chy.1iaii has nssunted mi elcction.tfmc
appearance. The war.l strikers and blowers,
who arc USUALLY to be folinlf within the dirty
precincts of tic rookcry, havc saken tu them
selves wings and anwn to thcIr respective
rousttnG,ptacct wlerc thcy arc supposed to
Thu City-tisll appreciates their absence.
The report Of Hegtstrar Wright for last week
shaws thr number VI deaths TO hare been 1:H}.
aenlnst Ill tor The previous week, and Ito for
the .corrrsn,ndine wcck last year. Of tie
t'easht, 40 we're under year Of age and 10 over
married and 10i single; 13s whites anil culor-
ell. Seventy were born In Chicago. 81 In other
parts Of the United statcs, II In tietmany. 10 In
Ireland, a1'. the remainder werc divided up be-
her Of ,.leaths. 4,., va: ii tbs Four:
each, in the First and Tenth Wards.
There lied from accidents, i: frnn, suicide, /;
+ from tanser, 10 from commissions, 10 frnm
cruup, from scarlet fcyeF.S frnm typhoid
iuscr, from heart disease. ] from liver disease,
from congestion Of tho lungs, 2 from old are,
and I from smallpox. Tie hospitals contrib
utcd TO tho list as followa:,, County, s; Found
l!nCs' flotnc, Q; l!atincmann, i; Alexian
Brothers., 1; e.nal1-por, l; 81. Lukc'e, l; and
st. Joscph's Orphan Asylum, 2. Scarlet fever
seems to have taken ffcsl. start ssnce aatur-
day, tho following new cases being reported yes
tefday: 2! Sixteenth street, ~ Hastings e
casesJ, 43o West Superior & cases), 800 Twenty
first street a cascs), 70 Sheridan place, sn,l ITO
NCst Ohio street.
, 1877-10-23

.r ~ - " NV r,,@, ,-..-.-
~. L. Dyc' Of no. w iltfc Island avenue.
yester.lsy reported that while going home Batur-
uay h1elt ~ was oa'ls beatca on tho corner o
Halstcd and Van Buren, streets BY tlree roughs.
Robbery was the unaoubtcd ntroose.
rotrtrk M .rx, N vsao .,~... ,,,,
., Ln'l'sa hss' u. ~. w !" aus s'seet, VINO was
Bowler, No. Curricr street, was yesterday
rcstin. cat1ly. md hopes for bis recovery ara on-
tcytntrc1. Thr ,u,,tcc nm tnva.tir,,Iro, rL.h
- - I.,,. ~. so .a.,.' ~. W."
pios. sior D00''R out esa''s WHO Old th' 'tat'-
Last evening Thomas l.xwler. ri M 1,e
MI, ,.,Ss". "s ..ss''. ."o'.0s 1.-"' S'. " ~ az
a. ,ss e.t... vaniu nv.ns a1unN a;la
n.ueSI a .;,n n'setl ~ ~ WIZ utes tho
s1... ~" ~ 1tpe% % ~ "an eanGa ~ tae atA-
iin,,n ,,. e., ~ W. Nv es.,an ss;an
naIna ~ ''. ssntu st up 'Ac "o1A"''s "ounast "h1en
"'s NV ss'''e9' ....,...,.. -.
Minor arrests: Herman Rooster, larceny Of =
calf; James AtaEee. +. l.. Derby, and Frank
Ward, suat,cctca VI having held up Ur. Matz-
macher last FRIDAY evening On Van l3urcn
atTect bridge and Foi,blliy LIN Of ty0: jamcs
Crosby, Larceny Of 81: 81 from Mss. 8. A. Willard.
thieyish tw.ll.Lov ut thn Shtrn,an ffonsr: ~.
than Marks. hayin9 Iu his possession M lltnn
Kaiir.ad ticket slolen from G. L. ltllodes; WIFI
.a!t. ". haiHGe. ontatu.ns MoMcy ~ !a!so pre-.
tense ~ AeI'iag "a!sn wn!sn ae ~ Wa1 gold
c,,ilspisary, npon complaint Of DaWltt Z. FREQ
man. who VIZ resently DISCHARGED upon ,!iml.
Eugene Withclozi.
.1u.t,rc N,,,t.or vr.,.,;,,v hall ~. ,o,,ox
Inn. STs' Wiz hm,ram ana rroi ~ ~. 1sort
IN nj iroirx ~ ,r2,.,.x S ~ aH,nn ~ Han 4nust;
ilrnrv sI|iirr li = Ff,an ,p' cprao ~ W'a,e' Gsao'
TIL, 1nwsi ,ysits,, @ TSa, ..n.,. 1e1ks tt.s MeapeE,
~ ~ iinnss,f rn.@.rt,o. .uH1S aass E.a snsa
tptirSx iss.s 9,,,sh cn .,!. LIZA
H.i,i icii ia fe;tns;n~ ~ n.,,,... LIZ.
, 1877-10-23

6ntedat DlsIatcA u Tns cticxgo 7ttapns,
Guam RApips, Mich, Oct. .ssa9.-Tho remains
Of Charles Miller were found III tho bay Ut
petoskcy, near nosc's dock. yesterday. II was
evident that ht had been toully dealt With, as
The clothing % tue body bad snail sum Of
money on ii, however. Miller was u Home
atcn4er who lived eight miles North Vi Petoskey.
An Indian, who lives At Petoskey, Is suspected
for him.
, 1877-10-23

The TEeasures's receipts yesterday were 81 $50
from the Water Department ond 91,616 from
thu Comptroller.
The Department Of Public Works openett bids
ye4teEday fur proposals. for furnishing Goo tons
q coal Tor use 1t the Cisy.Hall. Woodruff l.
, 1877-10-23

Spsefai DttpaseA 10 Tia Chicago 1FituAA
THRHx HAugs, 1ud., Oct oe9-This afternoon
Deputy Marshal Van Dover, OF this c1ty, ef-
fected the arrest oi = man named Charles
Nurns, who shot and killed Z msn named Bird
well, baliif, who wa1 trying to arrest Burns
In Chrism4n, Edgsz County, LIST saturday.
Burns WIS In bousa Of prostitution, and was
hearily armed when arrested, aud il vas found
, 1877-10-23

ALBANY, N. T., Oct. A.-Wtillam 8. Taylor,
produce commission merchant of thta city,
has been detected ln q series Of forgenes. lie
fosKed the uaMs Of hia father, Jussus =. Tay-
lor. h!s uncle, William N. stroug, to uotes for
about 8a5 ,0o0, mud obtained money In various
SUMS from four Of our city banks. No aErcst
has yet been made, aud Taytor remains At hu1ne
awaiting further Developments. The cause oi
hts downfall II said to be speculations ln stocks.
, 1877-10-23

Dftriic. 10 .Stts Tork Herald.
SYRACUSE, NJ r., 0@t. 20.-Dr Horace Bab-
cock. who calls htmaclf Assistant Professor OF
Anatomy at the Syracuse Medical Collcgc, WIS
arrested at an carly hour this morning, charged
With udy-snatrling. lie was takcn bcfore
Fol1ce-Justicc Mulhol1ana at 10 o'clock. nearly
the entire faculty Of the college coming there to
aid In his defcnsc. 1t WIS finally decided by tho
prisoners counsel that tho best way to quiet Tho
affair was for him to plead nut guilty and glve
hail In s50o. DR.. Dcslama, a member Of the
college faculty, signed tho bail bond, and Dr..
Dabcuck was set free.
The facts In tho case arc these: Lust Fucs.
day Daniel Iiil,bard, OF tic Town OF Dewitt,
0noniaga County filled Of some mysterious, wast-
ttsg disensc. Members Of the college faculty and
nlnny othcr physicians had been consulted, but
u1t confessed their inability to diagnose tho
case. lllh.at1l Was buried Wednesday,, mud on
ty, eayo hs medical class i Ihrlcf history Of tho
cAsc, atlding some remarks which rnadu tho
students, anl among then, DR.. l3abcurk, believe
that the faculty would bo pleased to have Tho
suggestion, DR.: gabeoek, as.!stca by Two
men from slanl!'s and another from
this city. rent. to tho grave Thursday night
and dug tho body put. Stripping on tho
an', tnmbltng tho bot!y into wagon, started Tor
Syracuse, after hastily replacing tho carth Ia tho
graye. They reached tllis cItY aboutU O'Clock in
the morning, covered with mud. and at once
took tho bo4ly to tho college dtssccting- -rnun,
where. during Friday, the body was partially
dtasectea.
Tuesday morning couple Of boys passing the
graveyard saw tho disturbed earth, and Ut o,lte
informed the frfcntls who dug down to the
collin and discovered tho absence Ut the budy.
They tslegraphei to 0swcgo for nephew OF
furincd the Chief Of Police. Detectives wcrc
sent out, who aoon learned where tho body
snatchcrs had obtained tl'cir livery team. and
wns taken from Ills bed about 1 o'clock this
morning, when ho confessed tho whole atfa!r,
refusing, however, to toll who bis associates In
tho Gustlcea were,
, 1877-10-23

6peefal ffspaseh 10 Tnt Calcd5o Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 22-Dctcctivo Ives, Of
Grand Ranids, Mich, to-day arrested WILLIAM
rcak In this city. charged with burning mill ut
tic former plaeo flyc years ago.
, 1877-10-23
i0HN BRflIlCHAM.


New qonE, Oct 2a,--John Dro,gham, tho
veteran actor. who nus to begin thls evening
sfx.wcoks' engagement In 1lttsburg, IA confined
10 lila rooms In this city, suffering from tnlaul-
mat0ry rheumatism.
, 1877-10-23

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22,-John 8. Morton, late
President Of the Market Street Passenger Rail-
way Company, was today held in sU,0o0 bail to
sppcar on a charge Of perjury in swcaring
, 1877-10-23
SWFFMFEc.


Among ladies and gentlemen OF refinement,
Dr. Pslce's Unique Perfumes arc in great favor,
having sweetness and durability.
, 1877-10-23

nE9rITED.
RICHMOND. Va. Oct. 22.-Gov. Kcmpcr has
rcspitc.l HItas Morris aud Louisa Lawson, sen
tenccI be executed on the 23l inst. at liar
rlsonburg, for tho murder of Dagid q. Lawson.
OF Rockingham County, until the 21st Of De-
cGmber next.
, 1877-10-23


New York, Oct. 22.--Atrs. Gilman, wtfe Of
the convicted for9cr Of Insurance scrip, has been
removed to the retreat for the insane a. Hart
ford, and the childrct,-two little girls au,l q
boy-have been placed under the care OF Gil
mans slater at Norwich.
, 1877-10-23

READING, pa., Oct. g.-Sa,nucl Humphrits
and Edmund Smith, who pleaded g,,ilty to
burning tbs Lebanon Valley bridge during the
strike riots, were each scntcnced tn imprisou-
mont for five ytars and fine Of 81, 900.
fa,c cases Ut Thirty seven rioters were put
oyer, owing to the discharge of the Jury In con-
sequence OF manifested b[as Of tw0 ot them.
, 1877-10-23

House, Miller was soun found. a 1lackman WINS
tAllcd, arf the trio hnrrc,i to the !crot. where
thry were placed at,oar!i a train. and left tho
wondering crowd behind. Run1ors pf the arrest
nni tho cnllscs thereof wcro .t,on town talk.
There arc some forty indictments against liam,
stevens, atrf Miller IN tic t'aEt Of tc State OF
Texas. The tinytrnment has several others,
ant finally tho tostUI'icc Department fn1.owa
With severe penalties for violation Of fost-Utllcc
laWs. 1t fs quito probable that they will lie
nbo to procure bail, s',.t will tc Immediately re.
arrested on the ottscr cargcs. There is deter
n'fnatfon to bold them elusc prisoners. and there
seems mt the shallow Ut do,lht but Tic caAes
will pc tna1o to stick when brought to trial, NJ
the Detectives engaged In the work have strong
A l.orrd result of the working Of this ncfart-
OTIS hwisu!e has t'ecn the destruction Of public
pro3.ctty In various parts nt the country. 1t Is
M not believed TINT tic chief operators In Knnsas
members ot tho gang must hays had An lnkiIng
OF II. In llinsc sccttOns WHERE their plnns wcFo
being nncarthc.i, and things were found to be
getting too warm for them, 10 less than thfr-
year to destroy evidence that could bc bruuglt
ngalnst them. Startling rs this statement mar
seem, the evidence will 10 brought forth at the
proper lime. Taken altogether. It lsa.s been the
brought To light for many day. The parties to
Tits extensive aw1ntllc were rctidents Of son1e
thirteen different states, Kansns City being the
principal Headquarters anil J. X. Ham the chief.
e.l Us le,ng prominent points Of operation In
Texas lands.
j. X. liam has resided in Kansas City a num-
bar of years, Is married, and Inns an interesting
Ell l.. Stevens IL also mn old resident, we'll
connected, Hua married. Ills many fr.enls hay.
Ing expressed 4 wish that tho Journal should
>, draw Il mild :" a'ld snootIl over his case, as
they bclicve he was moro stnsic,l against than
Shining. II Is left to our rcaIcrs to say whetl,.
cr tnan With thirteen a1lascs ran i,c expected
crime.
George ". Miller, gambler By profession, Is
9, sinEl. man, ami acted the part Of banker to
the others at tis,les when they needed money.
apolIt, running to. t9n salo,,n on Washington
street. etncc his return to Knntas City ilo tlas
occupied rooms at CAS- Main street. OF late io
has Ma1o frequent tripb to vartsIus tarts Of the
country, always taking a trunk with him,
whether his stay was to be for one day or
week.
, 1877-10-23


tatrfai HsnnstA 10 ihf cAtcn9t 1ttst'nt.
BURLINGTON, H., Oct. - Burlington has It'd
ings from tier travelling Sta5or, whois sa!d to have
been seen ht Houston, Tex. An oil irtend writes
TINT he saw 4. W. Parsons there several weeks
ago, and that he looked worn anil troubled. Tie
rcasun lor his rarcwurb look was not known to
The wriler. who l,ad htanl noihtng. II Is eo,I-
sidcred probable tlst before t,i. Time the miss
Ing Maror has found his way Into Alexico.
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Il
Il rs bright rs the Pune sunshine, and
full of June's breeziness and cheer. The
fruntispiece u = fine picture Of "A June
Morning and AT the.close.nf the number
Prof. Proctor shows "The Stars in June, =
whilc between these two We 6nd msny Of
the delighted scenes with which every
June day ~ 'fiicd. There is . tiSinfy
ure ON one page of little girl in gown
and sun bonnet, demureiy reading her for
tune from the daisy leaves; anlon anoah-
er, barefoot boy is enjoying gay sum-
nacr frolics with q frisky coli. THE
Green House with Gold Nails"-so beau
tsfully portrayed--is one Of June's special
treasures. wild Nice begin their June
time travels along: their numberieas little
paths through the fields, pecpiax out at
Us here and there in Air. kiordans xQui-
tie pictures; the Bests In which some OF
our common birds spend this glorious
month are described by Prof Brooks. and
the June Roses" bloom in Edgar Faw-
cetts pretty verses.
Bnt all these form only part of the
good things that the number contains.
The opening story of Franz" is a we'll
told and weli-iilustrated account of q toy S
herOism in terrible adventure; the con-
Guiding chapter of the excellent serial
.Pattikin's House" has superb picture
OF a fire. by Thomas Moran, the story of
The Mother in the Desert" is delight al
ly told by Susan Coolidge. and tie curious
old-time procession of "Tbe Child Bishop
of Salisbury on st. Nic..uias Day is well
set forth in Mr.. Esscston's article and Mr..
Eytinge's pictu.e. The installment of
His Own M1ster" is unusually long and
contains tf.ce beautiful pictures; and the
story of spray" is illustrated with re-
mafk1oly life-l portrait of the wise
little black-and-tan
''The Peterkins' Tea-Psrty" is moet
interesting and amusing occasion. Tom
my's Cousins" is very funny story. with
even funnier pictures by Church. Annet-
Ia Piummer's Diary jour
nails revealed to us by Abby Morton
Diaz; and Joel Stacy's record Of The
Naughty Little Egyptian, is touching
and comical
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fhe Twenty sfrst Annual State Con-
ven,ion # the Republican pa:fyc! 1oHa,
viii I've held nj Dos Mosncs, on
"Wednesday. June 81. 1911.
for the purpose Of nisking he following
nominations: s8
One Candidate for Governor.
One Candidate for Lieut. .GOrer7sor.
One Candidate for Superintendent o
Public Instruction
One Candidate for Supreme Judge.
The ratio Of Representation viii be, one
delegate for each county in the State.
ara in I'd iiticn thereto, one delegate for
ra..j, 200 votes or fraction over 100, cast
FIR Hon. Josiah T. Young for Secretary
eli State, at the generai election Of 1873.
Tsma County is entitled 10 - dele
gates
We invite all to unise with ms in the
Convention and the campaign, who BE-
lieve In stlir steadfast and unwaFering
principles Of Right. Liberty -nad Justice.
M exemplified in The past record and
a,Jatforurs of the Repuiilican party FROM
lis birth when It began its uncompronis-
ing crusade u,on human slavery, until
The last sla.klc fell. fnd the slave be-
came ,nan endowed by this party with
al the rights his former master possesses.
and in which he must be protected ut any
COST: who believe 10 cherisiing with pride
uuahated its devotion to the cause Of loyal
Nv against treason. and who ran never Tor
get the services of The loyal blue, though
foreiying the rebel gray; who belieye that
the United States of America is nation
and not merely Confederation Of States;
who believe in the vigorous enforcement
sof the constitutional amendments. both IN
letter and spirit. for the absolute and
complete protection of all--ihe weak as
vol as the strong, in every right 81 SUIT
rage. citizenship. liberty and equality:
who believe the majority should rule,
and deprccate all attempts at political
terrorism and intimidation. and all poiit-
ical or official federation Herewith: who
'believe that ignorance and vice go hand
in hand. and who therefore desire TO see
-eur free schools nurtured and fostcred,
AS Inc best afegnards Of the nations life;
who believe that until these ends are ac-
cemrlished. and these rights guaranteed
and secured by the inmate of the low1iest
bovel in the lard as well as the inhatl-
tapt of the palatial abode. that the work
of the Republican party is not yet accom-
plished we invite 10 cooperate with US
in keeping alive the fires upon the marty
altar. and uniisN itii US in giving the State
a good. economical and carefully admin
'isiered government. through our nomi-
Eees.
By order Of the Republican Stale Gen.
strsf Con,msftee.
HENRY C. LEIGHTON.
Chairman
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Blaekpeo6s Magazine for May has be On
published by the LEONARD ScoTr PUB
LISTING Co., Al Barclay Street, New York
Contents a. follows:
/. Pauiine.-Part L. Blundellsays
II. The Anglo-Indian Tongue.
Ill A Woman Hater.-Part XII.
Nv. Nelson in the Bay of Naples: q
Wanderers Letter
v. The Royal Artillery: Claim for
Justice.
VI Whist at our Club
VII. Rambles round Travel.
VIII. fhe War Caldrcn, L. MN L.
TX. The Protocol and the War.
The fourth part of Pauline" intr.du-
ces the heroine to new scene and new
people.
I'm dikk'd TO death, The khansamah
has got chhutti. and the whole bangla is
ultapulta," is the first sentence of the
second article. 1t is specimen of the
language in general.use in Anglo India,
and is followed by an account of the ORR
gin and growth OF the dialect.
The characters in "A Woman Halter"
seem to be assembling for the final tab
leaux. M
The wanderer has reached Naples, and
his letter this month deals with the his
tory of the kingdom at the time of King
Ferdinand the first, Lord Nelson. and La
dy Hamilton
"Our Club" consists of about dozen
elderly gentlemen who meet daily and
amuse themselves playing whist for shill-
ing points, "a wise resource for old gentle
men
4'Rambles round Travel" is not q very
suggestive title The writer takes Lord
Bacon's Hand book for Travellers on the
Continent" for the text, describes the diff.
fculties of travelling At that remote per
iod, and the differences between trip to
the Continent then and now.
The Eastern question comes mp again,
but, to relieve it from monotony, We have
. rhymcd version Of II this time. II, how.
ever, any reader thinks this is treating =
serious matter with too much levity, let
him turn the page and find prose artic-
lie Oh THE Protocol and the war"
The periodicals reprinted by TIE LEON
ARD ScoTT PuRLIsHIEe &C. al Barclay
Street, n ~ are as follows: 1xs Lon
don Quarterly, Edinburgh. WssfmSnistsr,
and Britisk Qadrtety RepieUs, and Black
seoodb Magazine. Price. - year for
any one, or only SIS for all. and the pos
tage is prepaid by the publishers.
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la,.s:;s,x,- - sko,e fr;e.<ilv 10 4 ~
j...,a 1o IS much sncous.xed hy assuIu,n-
a. resolved 7bat every ss.te Of Nsrehxn
Mexico i ripe for revolutiaa aa.d snpa
t;es,sjy waiting fhe agpears.se n L. sdo
= escort him Ia triumph aeabe Nexicau
CapitaI.
NJ. $1,000. ,,..r..-,~ee = ,.rrnxsAea-
l;..l ~, III. 9 u, haxr !. l;ffle brush vii,
~ Mer;cans before ( redress of The many
,r,p.s committed se.inst Asefscan'
citizens win be undessken, By that Gov
crnment:
r,.z s.cs sl,.t =, f.lelia,d ons Of The
r. R.,t, ]. M, ,1s.f q si-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ..d he fnrf],cr one
n;,;. f.ct ,l,.t ne mnr,iar anshesities
.re i demanded and been ,ssousised a. In
ve<s;ga,;on bv Mr. Evarfs. Invests that
sonI ihur1,err with renewed Interest, apd
the ,cbiyalrous participants, and the Stale.
oN;cinls arriving TO shield them from pap-
;sbmert may find ahat ,hew vent ! step.
too fay and tt.i outraged law viii be ~
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Republican, County Convention.

A Convention of the Republican Party
of Tama Caunty Iowa, will meet at the
Court House in Toledo, on Saturday the
23d. day Of June 1877, at c'cleck P. NJ.
for the purpose Of appointing 10 delegates
to represent said County in the State Re-
publican Convention. to be held at Des
Moines on the 9th, day Of June 1877.
pursuant to call.
The ratio of representation will be, One
Delegate for each Township and in addi-
tion thereto ore delegate for every IS
votes or fraction thereof Of 10 or more,
east for Josiah T. Young for Secretary of
State a. the genera election in 1875.
The respective Townships will be enti-