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THE EMANCIPATION QUESTION.
HAVANA, Feb. A.-The 1oce dc Cuba, refer
ring to, President Grants message and bis state
ment that Cuba is the only land iu which slavery
now exists, says: "Whlc slavery OIL a larger
scale exists in Brazil. the Spanish law of grad
ual abolition will result in ending slavery in
Cuba earlier than in Brazil. II foreign Gov
crnmcnts insist that slavery be abolished in
Brazil while it exists in Cuba, then let the
Spanish law be exchanged for the Bra
lillian one, thus doing away with the
1ault-hndiug and prctc1ts of other
nations, compelling them to blame Brazil when
blaming Cuba Whether under Spanish or
Brazilian law, we shall have to pass through
q transformation Of the graycst importance.
Nobody ignores this, yet nobody takes pro-
visionary steps. We cannot understand this in-
difference, on the solution Of which the future
OF the island largely depends. There is no
other country where individual efforts are SO
strong, aud where collective efforts are ul-
known. Let the initiative for collect
i've effort, come from some prominent
planter, acting on preliminarics. in concert
with Others, and let the authorities adopt in
time the proper means looking towards the
transformation OF labor Nothing outside IT
war Of equal importance to the future Of the
island as this labor question, exists
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WISCONSIN.
sATLRDAT's LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
Special Dispatch to Tie Tribune

slTCRDAT's LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
Special Dispatch to Tie Tribute
= MADlsos, Wis, Feb. 2l.-1le Legislature has
Closed another week Of its labors and adjourned
I'LL Monday evening. The session commenced
10 hour earlier than usual this morning, and q
n:ge amount Of business was transacted, the
Important part OF which is given below:
In the Senate, a resolution was adopted ap-
pointing i commission to examine the work OF
me reStsers Of tho statutes, and report the
progress made BY them, and what legislation. if
my, Is necessary to expedite the work.
Bills we're passed proriding for the appoint
meat OF Commissioner to the International
Filson Congress at Stockholm, Sweden:
IN the Assembly, bills were cuucurrcd in re-
A11ng to the organization Of manufacturing
=, seg1spanles ~ and other puposes; appropr11tlnS
<l,aN TO pay the Board Of Charities and Reform
1of services, and 1850 for State stationery.
a resolution lor the appointment OF legis-
s1ase committee Of five to inquire into the
NOTE o. the revision Of the statutes WAS adopt-
g, and Messrs. Carter, Spencer, and, Flanders
"f,s appointed ON the part Of the Assembly.
nnts passed appropriating $4,000 Tor the in
,eutlou Of successful steam road wagon. re-
1atlnc 70 the capital of fire aud life Insurance
oenpanies OF other States and foreign Govern
.aents desiring to transact business ia Wiscon-
49, ~, and relating: to the right-of-way Of rail-
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THE PATTI SCANDAL.

NEW YoRK, Feb. IA London special de-
MES PATHS elopemen., and SAYS her final quar-
rel with her husband occurred In an opera-box
at St. Petersburg; that Patti Immediately went
to The palace and obtained audience with the
Emperor and an order to the police to send the
Reaching Paris, the Marquis was summoned
to answer in the legal proceedings instituted
at PATHS telegraphic orders for a legal
separation. 1t Is said she offers him
10l 600 francs for peaeeable separation, which
he declines Unless the terms car be adjusted
racy trial is anticipated.
Tn the following evening ut the opera when
Patti made nee appearance, The ladies in the
auGie,.ce manifested their tiispIeasure at the
psina &lonna:s conduct in seeking the Marquis
banishmcnt. The ladies' occupying the boxes,
in many instances, vent SO far as to draw the
curtains In two Of the boxes On the first tier,
In full rieF Of the stage all the ladies went into
the corridor while Patti sang.
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BROWNSVILLE, Feb 24.-Gen. John Cortina
was arrested this afternoon at o'clock, and
placed IN the military prison. It Is believed
that he will be court-martiaIed and shot for not
obcying the order OF President Diaz to present
himself at tie City Of Mexico to answer for Ills
conduct Oh the frontier for the past ten months.
Gen. Corales, Governor Of the State, is out
side Of Matamoras with 1.5o0 men, and will aid
Blanco to suppress any attempt on the
part Of Cortina's friends to rescue him.
There is great excitement in the citg, and tie
partisaus Of Corlina are flying to the Texas side
Of the Rio Grande. The authorities express
themselves as thoroughly prepared to MAINTAIN
srder and execute the law in case Of any at
tempt at disorder
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25-At 12 80 this morn
ing fire broke out Oh the stage Of Fox's new
American Theatre, and at l g. III. the whole
place was in flames. The fire spread with re-
ma1kable rapIdity and communicated with
Rogers wa.on warehouse. Tie Nerran-
tile Library Building was in dan-
ger: also, the New York Mutual's new
building ut Tenth and Chestnut strsets. All
had left the theatre before the fire broke out.
The building was handsome one Tie theatre
was opened on the evening Of Dec II, 1870. 1t
occupied alot 100 by ii feet, with an entrance
from Chestnut street through an arcade four
teen feet wide, and had seating capacity for
5000 persons.
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Of those who arc dcspondcnt and discouraged in

Of those who are dcspondcnt aud discouraged IL
| these hard times.
| The students OF Heck Hall are circulating 8
| petition to be presented to the Board oi
Trustees of the Garrett Biblical Institute, ask
Ing for additional instruction and an extra pro,
| fcssor. They realize that under the present
system OF management they arc unable to 60 eoil,
| pete with other theological institutions. They
also recommend in their petition that Dr.: j. +.
| Wentworth, D. D., DC assigned to the professor
ship Over twot thirds of tho students have
signed it, and are manifesting not only great
deal Of interest for the benefits they will derive
from 1t, but have the best wishes Of the fnstitu-
ton at heart.
The friendly contest between the Tri Kappa
Of Chicago University and the Adelphic Of tho
Northwestern University was held on Friday
church was crowded with students and friends
Of the institutions. Heretofore these contests
have been very Interesting, but this one was fur
below the average. The nusic by the Chicago
Quartet, and the paper entitled the "Under-
taRer,' were the only rcdeeming textures Of the
evening.
The reception at tho Womnn's College on
Thursday evening was very pleasant aud en-
1oyab1c affair. Socinl conclavc was the leading
occupation, and this was intcrspcrked by music
OF varied character, mud the occasional ring
Mr.. Harold Lyon gave an elegant kettle
drum to number of lis gentlemen friends Oh
Friday evening. It was triumphal gather
ing, and one in which the festive caterer was
the victor. The gentlemen pronounced it a sue
cess, physically. morally, and mentally.
Mrs. Edwin Haskin aud Miss LYDIA Easter
will take their departure for Europe this week,
to be gone about year.
Some OF the yapid young ladies Of the
Wonan's College have organized secret So
cicty called the Delta Rho Sigma Their Oh
ject is not definitely known.
Miss Carrie kcllricott has been visiting her
college friends the past few days.
The first game OF baseball for this season
was playedou Thursday. The Sophs were the
champions
The Gymnasium Directors have secured tho
services Of Prof. Elisha GRAY, the inventor of
the telephone, to deliver lecture in the Meth
odst church next Saturday evening, There
will be 4 telephone present, and the audience
will be favored with sweet music played in Chi
cago aud distinctly heard in the leeturc-roou,
Prof carhart will DC present and assist in max
ing the entertainment interesting and instruc-
tive They have also secured the Hon. William
Parsons to lecture Oh March 10, at the same
place.
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SIZE DIDN'T UNDERSTAND.

Yesterday forenoon two young ladies c=llcd
at dry-goods store On Woodward eavenuc to
look at one of the late styles Of circulars. The
one who wanted to purchase was amazed aud
disappointed to find the circulars made without
sleeves or afm-holes.
swell, that's the style,'' said the salesman;
t'and they are very popular. They arc meant
to cover both shoulders aud arms.'
NJ guess won't buy one," whispered the
cirl to her friend. ssf I had a beau how
could take hold OF his arm with that circular
op!''
"Why, you goose!" replied the other" you
let him put hts arm right around you Of course
That's What it's made that way for!''
Mister. I'll take that circularn' promptly
observed The anxious party, and she had 1t sent
home,
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, Feb. 25.-The Iowa In
stitutfon for the Deaf and Dumb at this place
caught fire about / O'clock this morning, and
the entire buildiD. is now in flames, the fire
being beyond control. 1t is reported
large number Of mutes were
cut oil from escape and have persisted in the
flames. The building is located some three
miles from the city. and it is impossible at this
hour to ASCERTAIN the truth Of the ranor as to
The loss of life OF other details. Details will be
sent later, If received.
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g. fACl, MIMI, Feb. 2.-The Governor to-
W approved the Cheap School-Book bill. D.
~ Merrill has contract under the bill for sup
p'sing books. David Rawley. it is reported, is
70 do the printing, and the Senate passed bill
~cay APPLYING this bill to the ST. Paul schools.
1he Senate Committee on Claims has re-
po' 20 IN faSor Of paving Charles Mc1llratb,
aaditor Of State. the expense of his defense
~ Tue suit for ma1feasance in Office and for the
.a"sefy Of money, IN which the State was
'ss1ea and Mcll1rath victorious.
~, nc null Tor admitting women tn nrsmtire law
ntast .d,aeu mo votes Of passage in: the House,
A'asaesn .aa members not roting.
ane hoase passed bill for maintaining and
'"''s..atv. He is The rounr Swedc who dis
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INDICTED.

Sr. LOUIS. Feb. 24.-The Grand Jury to-day
returned to the Criminal Court indictments
against Henry ". laugh, President, and John
l.. Pierce, Secretary Of the Life Association OF
America, charging them with signing state
1nent which they knew to he false Of
the financial condition Of the Association OF
Dec. l, 1915. The Directors OF this Association
scut communication to the Grand Jury yes-
terlay asking them to cali for the pro-
duction OF tho books and papers Of
the Association, and to take testimony Of
its officers respecting the statement upon which
the indictments were founded, but the jury
gaye no heed to tho request, and returned in
dictments against two of its slgners. Both
gentlemen entered into bonds Of $3.50 to
answer the charge.
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She led him to a sofa, and in deep bass rofcc
called him her souls idol, and inquired what
his monthly income WAS. Seeing his gaze fixed
On her toa-constrictor- like mouth, she remarked: ::
" Darling, I see you notice MY large and beau
tiful potato-trap; let me explain to you the
reason Of its unusual size. : Wnen I was
quite child I was playing on papa's
ccllar-door; 1t gave away; I was precipi-
tated down into the basement, and caught
By the mouth on projecting n.eat-hook, which
ripped IN my face and extended MY mouth sey-
eral inches" With his eyes full OF sympathetic
tears, he rose from the sofa, and replied, as ltc
made toward the door, !" Ny angel, YOU are per
haps mistaken. Probably, in the excitement of
that awful moment, you left !o',r mouth down
in the basement and accidentally brought M the
cellar We slll meet again in a better world.
Adi,t"
, 1877-02-25

Mem York Erenfn1 Post.
We arc sorry for Charles Bnmlcr. Not that
we have the pleasure OF knowing Charles, for
to the best Of our knowledge and belief we are
entirely without that honor; but the common
instincts Of humanity are stirred within US at
the thought Of the fate which he has provided
for Em6eH. Charles has invited the lightnings,
not Of ksayen, but Of woman's wrath, and pri-
rately We suspect that Charles is an undouhted
ass, but may not the humane man be sorry
for an ass which incurs liability to I
bcatings Mr.. Benler is the enemy OF
woman, and woman's enemy has "writ-
ten a book" 1t is very small book
and very foolish one, but it is sufficient for all
purposes Of revenge. He calls it F" \ Treatise
on Wuman,:' so that every member Of the
gentler sex shall be cnticed to read it. IT is q
pen for the complete snbjectsou Of women to
mau.-subjcction in the Oriental sense. -He
thinks, anu boldly asserts, that woman should
hare no rights whatever as against man; that
woman's will should be subject to mans with
out the right OF Questioning the wisdom Of his
DEGREES: that woman should have no property
rights, and, worsc still, that she should be Sc
Guided in the household and not permitted to
appear in society. In 4 word, Mr.. RTm1er goes
to the EXTREMIST lengths in his Mohu1nmedan
theory of the relations OF the sexes
All this might have been forgiven to him,
perhaps, but be has not stopped here. He has
called women s.smattering females" whatever
that may bc, and has declared in his first page
that man is as much superior to woman "as the
eagle is to the .om-tit.''
We do not know where Dir. Rnmlcr lfycs, Int
we presume that there is 4 sewing eirclc there ar
some other organized means for the creation and
expression of female public opinion, and VIC re-
peat that we are heartily sorry for Mr.. Be1n]er.
We make no effort to picture the woes whicl.
are in store for him, partly becauAe We feel the
Inadequncy of Language 10 such atask, and part
ly because it is not we'll to harrow the readers
feelings too much.
, 1877-02-25
LYNCIIED.

ALEXANDRIA, L., Feb. 2i.-On Friday night
one Cage, hailne from Wilkinson County, Miss,
was taken from jail By unknown parties and
hung. He had the night before stolen Mai.
Watts horse, Was pursued By Watts, captured,
and, returning to town, turned and discharged
his revolver twice at Watts, wounding him Sc
verely in the right breast. He escaped, was re-
captured, lodged in Jail, identified By Watts,
aud at II o'clock, Is above stated, WAS hung.
Watts is seriously, mt not dangerously, wound
ed, and is doing well this morning.
, 1877-02-25

The epidemic, which has been raging in Chica-
20 for tho past few months, has, from its prox-
initv, begun its lepreilatious in our midst
There seems to be as much dispute in regard to
the disease as is possible for doctors to furnish
Some affirm that it IS scarlet fever, while Others
arc OF the opinion that It is Rothcln or German
measles. The German measles arc closely al
lied in their nature to scarlet fever, being in
every. degree as contagious and fatal. There is
only technical distinction between the two
Whatever it may be, it is certainly a
dangerous visitor, and every precaution
should be taken to prevent its spread.
Only one case has proved fatal, but
it has been enough to rouse the people to q
sense OF duty. OF the 400 pupils In the public
schools about sixty have bccn removed. but tue
are creiibly informed that the Superintendent
is taking every prccaution possible to prevent
the spread OF the malazia, and to effect the best
sanitary condition Of the pupils
The Social Club, after taking rest lot three
weeks, will convene on Tlursaay evening to
witness the comic drama, i.Whose Turn Ncxt:'
MI. George Lord has the management OF this
plav. ard from the talent assigned to produce
Il this will undoubtedly rank with the leading
entertainments Of the Club.
estins meeting on Monday evening, on which
oc1as;on J, c. Ambrose will read paper On
1.-Two Dead Things in College," and Nr' Ca'an
another on " Journalism"
The furniture establishment oi Jonn Dlck1n-
son is closed in consequence of financial etnoar~
It Tss currently reported by one Of the morn
ing papers that at the "Wednesday evening r.,
prayer-meeting at the Methodist church a,9
persons spoke in meeting and gave their expefa-
ence That is q great number OF speeches to be
listened to in one evening. and no to11b the IN
tercst was SO great that the number Increased
, 1877-02-25
CRIME.


Font WArsE, Ind, Feb. 24.-Last Monday
morning the body Of DR.. r. N, Pinuey, Of Ken.
ton, O., was found Oh the track of the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad at
Forest, O. The Coroner's jury rendered yer-
dict that Pinncy was thrown on the truck by
one Andrew Norris, just before the train ar
rived, aud was run over and killed. Morris sud
denly disappeared, but to-day gave himself up
to the officers in this city and expressed will
ingness to be taken to Forest for trial. He
denies his guilt, and says Pinncy was pushed on
the track by a man named Stevenson, Morris
will be taken to Forest tomorrow.
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GOSSIP FOR THE LADIES.
Mrs. Crawshay and Domestic Service
for Gentlewomen,
4 Man to Be Pitied---The Won-
ders Of American Marriage.
How Wives Are Treated in Russia-she
Didn't Unders tand.

CIRCUMSTANCES ALTER CASES,
Twas young printers devil, who asked for q
kiss;
But she quickly replied, did this pert little Miss
.'You look inky and black, though your hcad may
be level,
And ri never consent to be kissed by the devil"
Years passed, and the Miss became an old maid,
With frizzes and cnrls, false teeth and pomadc
Then sadly she sought to recall the old issue:
Bul the printer replied, .:*Tne devil won't kiss
YOU"
-E1chaaqt.
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LUCK AND LABOR.

Luck doth whit standing idly At the gate
Wishing, wishin: all the day;
And a. night, without drc, without light,
And before an empty traJ,
Doth sadly say:
TO morrow something may turn up;
To-nlghs on wishes must sup"
Labor goes, blowing deep the fertile rows-
Singing. singing all the day;
And at night. before the IRE, beaide tho light,
And with a we'll di1ed tray,
Doth gladly say:
ITO morrow ]: II turn something up;
Tonight on wages earned sup7'
-C1T0tiNe 4. Souie in St. HtcAplak.
, 1877-02-25

4 TIE BANK QUESTION.
4 VIENNA, Feb. "a conference Of the Con-
stitutiona1 party of the Rechsrath to-day resolv-
ed that the Governments plan for the fo-ma-
ton of the banks Board OF Directors is not in
admissible; nevertheless the party reserves
freedom Of action upon the compromise pro-
ro$als, especially regarding the appointment vi
Eice-Goyernors Of the Bank.
, 1877-02-25
ANN .&Rfs0R.

Bpec7dl DlEPdsch 70 Tie 7r7buNk
ANN ARDoR, Mich, Feb. 24.-lIrs Mary E.
Watson, widow lady Of this city, discovered
last night that she had been robbed OF gold
watch worth $100, note of $400, bank certifi-
cate Of Sl39, and money to the amount Of $50.
She had kept these in box in her bed under
tie mattress. The whole was safe the day be-
fore. She thinks the robbery was effected while
she had left the house for 4 few hours Thursday
afternoon. No clcw to the perpetrators Of the
bold deed,
, 1877-02-25
MISTAKES WILL HAPPEN.
tcwcler was heard saving to q sad-eYe

MISTAKES WILL HAPPEN.
4 jcwclcr was heard saying to sad-eTed
young man yesterday:
AZ know just how embarrassing it is, but it
can't be helped. sold you the ring fur s3 and
agreed to tell your girl if she came here with it
tl1at it was $50 diamond ring. She came in yes
tcrt;aY while was busy back here, and that block
head Of a clerk up and to1d her that it was
filled ring, with il brilliant in the top. Yes,
suppose She gave you fits last night, and it may
break off tho match. but you see how it was.
She ought to have taken your rorsl that it was
q diamond. 1t you want to take her up one of
those s. intuition coral sets III make out q
bill for SEQ and sign 1t in regular shape, aud
perhaps she'll be pacitied. IN. quad.
, 1877-02-25

New YORK, Feb. H.-Charles Anderson,
wanted in Chicago on charge Of arson, was ar
rested this afternoon on the steamship Hudson,
about to sail for New Orleans.
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described by Bret darte. 1t would astonish q
Frenchmau, for example, to know that American
fathers rear their daughters in lu.1,rr snf,e m
their MARRIAGES with nenn;1ess ,1a~.. .a5 ,.te
shsa,.s.a,., ".sa psunaess ee'hs' ane inaAc
xnsgiuey ~ h PROVISIONS o. steadiast ana ior
might ask tn amazcment, not why pooT husband
IS accepted, put how the daughter OF luxury is to
be provided Tor. and on what resources her
children are to ieans He would probably be
told that the 1atneF's mission ended with the
daughters MARRIAGE; he would sec . compla-
cent smile on the fathers face as his friends
congratulated him, and would slowly gather in
that this conpiacency had two factors:
have done my duty By her, and it Is over at
1ast."
, 1877-02-25

PoTTsv1LLE, Feb. 24.-Hcstcr, Tully, and
McHugh, Molly Maguires, on t,ia1 at Blooms
burg for the murder OF Alexander Kea, near
Centralia, have been found guilty.
, 1877-02-25
CHICAGO.

A still alarm to Engine Company No. 13 ut
o'clock last evening was caused BY an lncipicnt
fire at Nos. G4 and 66 Wabash avenue, the
clothing house Of C1ayburgh, Einstcin & Co.
D:,magc nominal.
, 1877-02-25
More Looseness in the State
Printing Contracts un-
earthed.
The Oopperas Greek Dam Bill Comes Up
in the House;
ind Leads to Much FilIbustering and
an Early Adjournment.



ILLINOIS.
10 QUORUM In THE SENATE.
Special Dispatch to 2Ae Tribune
sr1EGFlELD, ILL.,, Feb. 24--Tle Senate met
u-;.ho,,t a nuor1r, and adjourned to Monday
g1t fourteen Senators were present
4 c0Ssr1RACf- Y.
I A. u,+tbews, hill defining thc cr;ma of cx,n.
soiacy aud prescribing the punishment there
tx Was taken upon third reading aud passed
~. fo1towinc Is tbc text of tft hill which ;s
l1t 4oao"t"e - ~ ' "A1i %
modelled upon 1nc Cnlteu oLatcs stalute on tic
sanc subject:
ABu1 70. an act to amend the Criminal Laws OF
ne sia.e u 1'''no's' VA 'n0 sa''eel u eon-
r. Tu,S /. Be it enacted by the people Of the
Stalc Of Illinois, represented in the General As
tenbly. That II two or more persons eonspire either
commit any onense against thc state OF Illinois,
township thereof, or to defraud the State Of I1li-
roi. OF ary county. incorporated city, village,
towu- OF township thereof, IN any manner, or for
auy purpose. and one or more OF such parties do
aay ac 10 effect the object OF the conspiracy, all
parties TO such con:pisacy shall be liable to 4
penalty Of not less than $l0o, and not more than
S. oo0, ana 10 be imprisoned either: in the peni-
tectiaff or county jail for any period not exceed
ing two years, the time and place 0f confinement
and the amount of the fne to be determined oy the
iuly ttying the cauee.
The bill now goes to the Senate,
WILD ANIMALS.
rho IN, aof,;ro u,an Wild an;n,.,s sba,, -
rome property Was also passed. The text is as
follows:
BILL for an act declaring certain animals jerde
aatu-ae to be personal property.
SECTION l. Be it enscted bJ tue People OF the
at Sss.e ;ai }ax 1~t.ro. ~ ~ ne.nrsi1S ;i5'
~ anaaa's 'Srae ;a,e nIa,ae. " it w.
rrss ~ edne.d ~ nossssion are herehr deci.v
II e be ohiec1s OF ownership and absofote title
he same as cattle and other property, aud shall
ecei.t the same protection OF law and in the same
way and to the same extent shall be the snbeet OF
uesFass OF larceny as other personal property
TIE PRACTICE ACT.
The House also nassed the following bill
.n.o5;nr +ta pr,c+ico .c+ which x,.;,1 ha found
aoeu4.> ~. 49, ".@S1 "AA' ~ NoAA~
oa espeeaal interest u ~"
4 ELL for IN act to amend sec. u Of An
aet II 1seara 70 F5act,ee , IN eonfts OF hecofa'
approved rep. ~. lsf2.-
, 1877-02-25

BLooMtSGToS, ILL.,, Feb 24.-Stanlcy Rcy-
nolds, who was arrested at Havana, H.. lew
days ago by Sheriff Goodheart, for the seluc-
ton Of Miss Carn1iue Murfcld, was discharged
from custody to-day, after being married to
Miss Murtcld before Esquire Crumbough, Of
Leroy.
, 1877-02-25

:, LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. A.-The Lowe,
House OF the General Assembly has adopted
rresolutlons re- looking to compromise of the
, 1877-02-25

INlLLEU- HEK CHILDREN.
ISLAND Posp, VT, Feb. 24.-Mrs. Hiram
Young, whose husband had recently left her,
killed her two children to-day.
, 1877-02-25

. The wonders Of American marriage would, If
they could be truly described, interest European
neon1e mtorr than the rude and botsterous life
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-09

Gronor FRAScIs THArs says Husley's
chief ambition Is to dig q creator out OF
q mustard seed with tootbpick.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-09

FourrrrS persons have been killed 80
far in the course Of building the East
River bridge.