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, 1877-04-05
MEMPHIS,

MENrnts, Tenn, April al. II. Coo, WIN
killed ". II. Beach, on Friday night, was
brought before Judge Logwood, Of tho criminul
Court, this afternoon. OH application for bail.
The Attorneys General resisted the application
OH tho ground thar the GEard Jury had found
au indictment for murder, aud the case waa not
ta1lable. Owing tu tllc atIcnra OF wituesses
tho case was continued till tomorrow.
, 1877-04-05
SUICIDE,

c1HclsNATI. O., April 4.-John u. Bsugge-
man. au ex-C Councilman and well known rssixcn,
made 4 desperate attempt 1t suicide at his resi-
dence Ia this c,ty this afternoon. air. Brugeo.
man wa4 candidate for Street Commissioner
pu the defeate4 tlcket a. the lata municipal
election. Ills political disappointment aud Iii
health arc shs supposed causes Ut the net. Ills
phJalctaus this escu!ng have some hopes Of hia
texuYtfY.
, 1877-04-05

Is full Of ice and rising rapidly. Reports from
regular trips hereafter. The Carroll, whtci, left
on Saturday, IA tied up eighty miles shove, walt
Ing for the ice To pass. She has on board Us
Black Killers,
, 1877-04-05
AUCTION BOOk.ShlE,

NEW foaK, April 4.-leayttd i; Co, continued
their se.nEaau11at trado boossalc yesterday.
The stock oG Ford j. CO. was, with thu excep.
tion of d few books. made up Of remnants Ut
works by the Bcecher family, All OF thu tsey.
Henry Ward Beeches's books, except his "Life
Of Christ" were tn the collection, aud sold for
about ~ pei. cent Of thcr. retail price,. The
hooks OF tho Other member Of the family
brought even tess. Fair prices Nert obtained
lor sibuna and religious works.
, 1877-04-05
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH

Hu worked revolution In tho treatment Of Cstarfh.
has demauttratet beyond iii doubt that tha d!seas
oven IN IT. scvereat FORMS IL enr4h!e md thAt comfort
aad hsrp'neaa may be madn to follow yeas Of misery.
years Of suffering. by persistent OF It. The meth
Cd OF treatment oreuated BY Dr. Sanford, Sf. the To-
cal and constitutional by remedy prepared by dist-
alton. h tho only srer offered to the public thas
will te1f the test Of time.
, 1877-04-05
ROME.

THE PAPAL CIRCULAR.
I.uapoN, April IS q. tn.-The 7fu'ts' special
from Ronc says tha various Nuncios have In
formed Cardinal s[mconi that the foreign minis
ters to whom they presented liz recent circular
have promised to open communications with
Italy retativc to the Independence aud liberty Of
Tlla fopc has submitted the following ques-
ton 10 some Of the Cardinals: "WoulI II not
the next conclave can safely be held in Ronef'
, 1877-04-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

uurnett's Ka1iiston..-.Ho part af our ps,ys-
fcal orfantxation II worthy Of careful attcn-
tion than tic akin. tta drlieatc structure md
etructlons. whether arlalps ffnnl sunburn, from,
du.t: Or, the ehanRlng air and Wind. Eutnetts
ks!llstan ~ prepared expressly to Ill these
lion. and softness aud loyciness VI texture that
health aionc will induce.
, 1877-04-05

SpfcaaI DFtp0leh p lie 7F5Nte.
PEoR1A, ILL.,, April 4.-Easiy this morning
man named Alfred Baker saw bosly floating
in the lake near the Watcr.Wosks. Tic pulled
It ashore. and It proved to be that OF man
apparently IS years Of nge, large and fInc.look-
Ing, but stranger IN th1s section. There wero
no marks Of violence on the body, and the rrc-
.umptton IS that 1t 10 a case OF suicide OF acci-
dental drowning.
, 1877-04-05
FIRES.


AT JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
WASHINGTON, D. C., April 4,-Thc sost~ Office
at Jacksonville, Fla. Is burned. The nxtnres
and other property were sayctl. The building
was The 6nest in tho citr. md was used ntso for
the United States Court aud other Federal pur-
pD&e&.
, 1877-04-05

BURNED TO DEATH 1T A VILLAIN.
NEW YoRK. April A supposed Freuchman
entered house In Twcnty-seventh street last
night, and, taking Lucy Freeman aside and tip
braldlnE hc. because Of the life she was leading,
lighted . mattel, md set tler clothing on tire.
The gtrl ran into paElot, and thence to the
ttrcct. where q policeman extluQu!shed the
burned TINT she died soon utter bling admitted
to tlls hospital.
, 1877-04-05
England and the Continent Still Bpeou.
t lating on Bifmarck's Retire.
ment.
No Abatement OF War-Prepnra-
ttons In Russia.
Turkey also Pushing Forward Her
Armament.
Negotiations with Montenegro at a Dead
Stanlsttll.


STOLEN PAINTING RECOVERED.
BERLIN, April 4.-Fan Eyck's painting OF tho
~Virgin and Child" stolen from tho National
Gallery few days ago, hos been recovered.
ntsMAhcK's OFFICE.
BERLIN, April 4-Thc heads Of departments
will discharge the duties OF the Imperial Chan
cellerto during Prince B!smarck's abseucc.
THE cArsEs.
LospoN, April IA special from Berlin 10
thc Iisnes, discussing Prince Dismsrck's restg-
nation, says: "Prince D!smarck's motive was
probably complex. Ills health Is by t,omcans
good, and Its influence on Prussfan domestic
affairs very limited, owing to The traditional
Independence Of each Cabinet Minister, while
the concentration Of affairs In tho hands Of an
Imperial Administration Is impeded, not only
by the resistance Of tic minor Governments
but also by opposition proceeding from
the chiefs Of tho yarlous Pruss1an De-
partmcnts. a. was concluded from Prince
BfsMnrck's language on tho occasion
the Von stosch alTair, which rnadc q deep in
preston upon lin. Gen. Won Stosch IS Ger
man, not n Prussian, minister, and, rs Prince
sian traditions in tho organization Of the Ger
tnnn lureaux and to atsgn tho chiefs Of Ter
man departments to o strictly subordinate posi-
tlon under tho absolute control of tho that'
ccltor, Gen. Won stoseh's independent bearing
must hare appeared like au atte'npt 10 transfer
the deprecated prussan System to German In.
ssItut!ors. Whether the. Princc's Withdrawal
was directly occasionea by this affair Or not,
aloncd by his unwillfntneas to cuduru Official
friction greater than his health could we'll sup
port" --.-,,
TIE Tne,, in d leading article, after comment
Ing on Prince Dsmarck's well.known difficulties
relative to internal affairs, SAYS: ut cannot be
overlooked that Prince Blstnarck's retirement ID
simultaneous With the acceptance of ll,e proto-
, 1877-04-05
MRS. CRAWFORD. OF NORMAL.

BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,. April 4.-Alr4. Crawford.
Of Normal, whoaa husband was killed
last spring on the Chicago g.
Alton while lrqnk, has brought suit
against twenty ssloon-keepsss Of Bloomington,
asktpg ~, ,QQ0 damages.
, 1877-04-05
HARMLESS ltEVENGE,
Spfefat N5pascA to I1x Tribune.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa. April 4.-lt MAS made
public to-day that tho housu OF ". s. Bradley,
our secently-electea 3taYor, was fred Into 1ton-
day night by ao1ne wretch, oecastouetl doubt
less by q proclamation from the Mayor warning
saloon-kespers against selling intoxicating
Jlnuorx.
, 1877-04-05

CLEVELAND. O., April 4.--Louis Danbaugh,
IN c'nplore Of the Cleveland Ro]l!ng-silll Com
pany, was killed In the steel works, In tho
Eighteenth Ward, to-dny, hy the falling Of a
pile Of pig.iron upon him. He leavcs wife And
three children.
, 1877-04-05

BbRt9dl Da10d1tst 70 Tvs 31tt::'.,
GALENA, ILL.,, April 4.-capt J. ". Luke. Of
Galena, prominent Republican nnl leading
member Of the Bar In this section, starts for Chi
cngo tonight, In which city he l,as made pctnaa-
ncnt professional ENGAGEMENTS.
, 1877-04-05
GREAT BRITAIN,
THE IRON TRADE.

LONDON, April 4.-Thc Poll Hal Gazette pub
ltsbes sheffield dispatch that q telegram iron,
America states that IN English drm has sue.
ceAsfully rendered for over 10000 tons Of iron
in the face OF the competition Of all American
manufacturers, aud despite Of the heavy import
duties.
, 1877-04-05

Hnlaniaa ATomatin Hitter Hylns Of Iron n u
remedy fot nervous debility. inrovssl,hed bluod.
, 1877-04-05
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE
Is Prepared By Distillatiou,

Fvery plant aud herb that yclil lis medical easenca
toit placed In IN improved STILL aud there mingled
with iol7ent liquid, which BY heat. II made to pass
osef &nto the receiver bearing With It the healing e.
fenccs or juices Of these pans AMI herbs FREQ from
ertfT contamination. purn and colorcs. Thus the
tive medical constituents Ut tf usanls Of pounds of
htrbs may he c,ntenttd Into very small compaM In
tha way Sanorda Iladc n Cure IL lIEescd OF the DAu
seattnR worth1eas fcstuyra Of s other remedea wis
ta cufatyr properties Jcrca4cd tenotd. 1t b pos
ttsely the greatest medical triumph Of the age.
Each package contains nr .Eanfofda Improved InhAt-
Ing Tuhe With full directions for use In III cnses.
Price. &oo For sale By a vIoleIsle and retail drug.
Gtsta throughout the Uattcd States. TEEES POT.
TER, GencEnl Agents and Wholesale Dr1East Dostou.
, 1877-04-05

Mrs. Windows AootlslnE Syrup, for chill
dreu eeeth'Dg, s0ftcns the gums, reduces tnansna-
ton, ausys all pain. Sure 10 regulate the bowuis
, 1877-04-05
GOS1IOIlN.
The Generalissimo Of the Centennial
Banqueted at Cincinnati.
a Select Assemblago Of Dlstin.
gtlisllctl Gentlemen
Present.
The Wrath Of tho Big Show 0omplacent-
ly Called Up Out Of the Past

- ~, o - :, ~.
~ Jailed up Uut OF the faSt.
Inttnra ri paorat uood s~on, 4ho proet.
"et'eFS "a 1.esfet lscaa lroH t"o 1feSis
oc"' anu Aa'ffes'uen''
r,u, 49,, -. ,,
c'Tc1sss7t, April 4.-The dinner rendered
I'M f.crt.rnt,1 rvhfh,t',a soo,,rrod - 4ho
tne Sen.enn'al E1hio'l'on, occurred at the
attended by ann. ~ nromtnent citi,cn. n this
49, y, suo .h ~ p.onl'Ie.s ss..cns y. t"s
e''yi yr,. n"hT 81. .no'c present lfom ansoaa Vas
Ms.- s. 1."hc A..,'n fau.p'a' sae.s,prm ,,,;,o, o
states Centennial Commission, and RI.
yato sec,ctnrv of The I1trcctoy.Ccraroi
sr1 rohort ~ -, ~ s' p,f,.t,s,.ss.. Ms.a,
bcck. E1-{}ov. Snycs. .tud0c Forrr' n,
11oi.,r,s r.o % .aI n,So.s % ~ @' ~. H..
After n ho,,n,tfv, rono., i,,,on Tst,
made an eloquent address. Of welcome, claiming
tho f1lrmnfau gamcs. r,ferr,no ~ - ". r intoro..
years, md ,nent,onInr the fntcrc,t s,,rrountlInr
Tho Cincinnati exposition. and her mu.lcal fe,ti.
sals lie was frequently Interrupted By 1p-
plause.
~ feplY stF' 0oahofn spoRc as lolloTs:
n.s ar. :; GnHinaAN M axn ossTtHsxS: After an nb'
nes a., 81 ao.e feuf fsa. enssGsd n an por
Interest In the AFFAIRS Of my city. ! did not CT.
test. inr havs thought I deserved. The dIsttn.
me III. evening. There il no compensaiom ,osc r:
vaiabIe 70 TIC citizen than tho fndorsccnt Of ls
p1S pasIisS aets " hls friends md ne!ghboE:: Your
approval oil MY public services hoyo
, 1877-04-05

IfEonrl'lt!s.-Throat Diseases astcn com-
msnee With Gold, teaRh. Or nnnsnal eacrt1on vi
the voice. There iucfpient symplolns are allaycd
By tho use of .'Ds0wns : llFonchiul Tsoeirs, which
u neglected Often result n chronic trouble OF tha
lhfpHt,
, 1877-04-05

AT NIT. AUBURN. q.
CINCINNATI. April 1.--,1ulge Taft's residence
In Mt. Auburn, suburb Of this city, was partially
burned tlis morning. Loss. $1,000.
, 1877-04-05
.. DROWNED,


soec4df Dispatch TO 1A< Ztf6uAA
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, April 4.-At late hour
last night Louis Dertlsoll. an Inmate Of the
Soldiers Home, was drowned near the Homo.
He probably tamblel In. Els bo1Y was re-
covered.
, 1877-04-05

Keop'e Patont Fartly-Maale flross sl,lrts
the very best; six Tor SH can be finished AZ eaaily
as heruming handkerchief. 173 Madison at.ccl.
, 1877-04-05
0CrAScf1T,1.rsfnr.

NEW YORK, April "A bark has arrived hero
With the crew Of one vessel aud portion Of
another that had been in the collision ot1 the
coast Of ENGLAND. One sunk, carrying down
louf scameni tue other lIuQ to be abandoned,
, 1877-04-05

-SlAltit ~ 4LsAkS&tAkFN& DEjs
WILMINGTON, Del. April 4.--T'sc papcr-mill
oi J. Jcsup Il Moore. at AugustInc, near VIII
mingtotl. was burned thIs afternoon. Estimated
loss, et00, insurance not a1certuined,
, 1877-04-05

ST. Jonx, N. B., AprIl 4.-IIeavy frcstets are
reported In this section. The miil.dam at Gus
pereau has been carried away, and James Cala-
we'll and E. Morton drowned. Mills and bridges
at other places arc damaged, and serious loss OF
life Ii feared
, 1877-04-05
Jl1.ACK GODDH.
WEST End DRY GOODS HOUSE.
MADISON l. PEORIA-STS,
GREAT BARGAINS !!
I'M
BLACK GOODS,

All-Wool Black French CaahmeroB
at 66 OTIS; double fold, and great
bargain.
40-lnoh Blao1k French Cashmcros at
eco; worth SOC.
4O.iuch Black French Cashmoreg at
76 and 500; about 30 por cent
under valuo.
4o.inoh Black Fronoh Cashmere at
Csc: worth GLIB.
76o and 81; worth 900 aud $l.2o.
Finest qualitios Of Black Cashmcres
proporttonato1y cheap.
48-inoh Black Drap d'Ete at $3.50;
specially cheap.
4s-lnoh Biloxi Drap d'Ete at $500,
worth $3.50.
cases Black Mohairs at 46c yard;
extra bargain.
cases Black Alpacas, handsome
finish 4nd quality, ut as aud 8oo;
special bargain.
Cloth at 40, A5, and 80 cts; very
Australian Grapes at 300; regular
66o quality.
Australian Grapes at COO; regular
Biack baratheas, nice quality, 75o.
Black Bombazinos from ~ yard up;
worry cheap goods.
Honrietta Cloths, desirable quail
ties, $l.35 and upward.
Black Tauise Cloths, good quality,
rs ct8.
Black Cretonnos, $50; worth 81.
Special Bargains in Black Silks
Carson, Prize & CO.,
Madison Il Peoria-sts.
, 1877-04-05

WAsu!soTos, D. e., Aprii 81 a. m.-For
tho Upper Lake region. tho Upper Mississippi,
and Lover Missouri Valleys, northwest wluda,
shifting to tho southwest aud south, slowly
rising temperature, rising followed by failing
barometer, and clear Of fair weather, except IN
the extreme northern portions, threatening
weather, and arcas of light rain OF suow.
AocAL UsAknvArI0S.
t.Usr ~ Anft1 4
, 1877-04-05
NORWAY.

sCHo0L-HoUsR 1uHNKD.
LONDON, April 4.-A school.houso in the Nor.
wcRtan vlllage ot EilcnKoe has been burned
and sixteen children perishcl.
, 1877-09-26

Journalistic profession n1e rs interested IN this
subject nt yourself, to clulnw a scholarship IN
Rt,t,lc fnc Of nur tnlcrrs. the funds for the en-
tlowtncnt to be rai4td hy subscription
among the lcn'ing editors and bu.,-
ncss men of tho country, by means Of
which deserving young men eon1d receive an
education with tho avnvei purpose of entering
into the profession ot an ct1ItnFi 1t could also
he provssictl In the endowment TINT g.ich young
men m graduating frnm college should fc Ell
tlled lo receive tho dvRrcc Of 81. T. or B. f.
(sugxested by ytur recent lectuse):
There Is no doubt that many Df our colleges
would be glad TO receive such a srho1arAhkp,
and oncn being impressed with the idea and
secing the almost absolute necessity Of such a
branch of stn,ly, the faculties OF our several
colleges would, IN all probability, arrange such
cnurse Of instruction and provfda suitable In.
structor4. Yours, etc,
EDWARD II, BARNES,
, 1877-09-26

l e1nfess II v 4 puzzle, but clo4e study for
thrcc-quarters OF an hour rewarded tne With .
solutton-whcther the correct ono or not do
not know, bur solution nevertheless. Below
are the directions for tracing the lines. Having
the figure, .tart On tho extreme edge at tho
point marked a In The accompanying diagram
and follow along to ., then to e. y, and i back
10 A; then parallel will, the lfls y ~ tlo
I'll. Next draw the single line q. This is tho
second "stroke." To complete tbs. require
tncnts IA the real puzzle, but ~ IS simple
enough" Fold tho paper IN tho mkltlle So that
tho corners Il and E Will be at tho points q ard
u. Then fold the points II md i os1ck to tho
crntrc OF the piece which Ieaves tho corners Is,
=, G, and D all exposed. Lastly, draw the lines
II, heinu careful that tho pencil marks On the
Of the lover pnrt Of the rnrcr. This will make
the two Inca With one "struke.h ecaa
- Ezra.
, 1877-09-26
THE GOOD TIMES At HAND.

Ep3ttda DFSps53{" 70 IL I*9&s1V" F7s""ts a.,
Nnw YoaK, Sept. M,-Thc Sun says: How.
ever tho ca1o may stand With other commercial
centres, there u no longer any room for doubt
TX question u TO the rrY!yal Of trade here III
the metropolis. Tie fASt Il patent to every
body who has cJrs. Western aud southeFn
tarss long uiasea and nourucd are seappearsnt.
daily tn the hotel corridors alI on the down.
town sidewalks. Wholcsalc merchants are t0o-
cnrSy,ng mors freight than shsy hare hId thu
hsndliug OF for years past. Ia The hAr5of, ~,
aud ail aloua the water front, the new iiie anu
busils u very good to look at. Five steamers
iiyat cleared for Europa Saturday took xita
them over 0OOo bushels Of gsain, besides beGi,
iacop md othes pruyislonS. Altogether Inc
outlook for fall business Is decidedl5 eucoaf
ultHp,n
, 1877-09-26
NEW YORK SAl00N-KEEpERS.

New YoRK, Bept. A.-It Is not usual for tho
liquor dealers 10 propose any terms with
the temperance peoNo III regard Ito
Icgislation Or tho sala Of liquor. Thcsc
WIS, therefore, new spirit manifest
in the Aatos-lIouso meeting to-day. at
which representatives pl ten Liauor-Deal-
crs' Associations Of thta city aud vicinity
gathered, Mr. Henry Clausen 1Gcalliug, 10 dt5-
cuss the present aspect Vt xff4irs iu connection
VIII VIII ii tLs liquor 0usiness, 4 conference cou-
,nlt.ea was gppoiutei " confcs with all
associations IN sympathy wtth the liquor
taIu thcis Ytews of tho features which
ii u propo4ed to introduce IN a psw Excise bill
designed 10 meet all requirements. it T. the
desire VI the dealers ~ elect, Il possible, u
continued under certain geatrictions, aud the
tectotslers " the sa11a tlue he satisfied.
, 1877-09-26

to carry. The party d'Ha mt R,ccrc'l by thGir
labor, hut IN sp!." u their bIn''"rnmeH. The
more im1 one IS ~ a party ~ carry, thc more
he 1,rpfrpscs allegiance 10 1t thnt h. mar Necurr
III alOhycs and 1tbcs.,, But il Afr. Hayrs hal
only Ioutliy proclaimed his policy Of Civil
Service reform, and at the tnrne umo "re,
formed" b. n,potn.ln9 these Erumt'lc1a and
tAeir supporters Il, tho Offices, he would not
have lrarl wnrl Of ,isnpprol,atfon from
tlteae pAtripts, hut swell done thou faithful
statcanlan." And1t nppcass 10 me that this Is
the lpttoln and real cause for the opposition 70
tton. FAlRHAss.
, 1877-09-26

Tho Frank Frayuc Combination opened at this
theatre Monday evening In "6l eloeum," tho
performance Of WHICH was received with bolster.
GUS applause. The surprising fcats Of
shooting done by the Fraynes
tho wonderful dog commanded scvcrA encores
for his Intelligent acting. The house waa well
i1llcd, especially tho upper portions OF It, and
Judging fgon, tho demonstrations Thu ffuyuca
uny be said TO have commenced highly stto.
ccssful engagement.
, 1877-09-26

morning train Saturday, md fur the first time
If. desire. tolvetl. Tho puzzle X 10 trar all
the Inns In the following figure will, three
strokes ot tho pencil, not going over Tho sa1ne
l1ne twice:
, 1877-09-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
nt,v1cKr1,s THEATRE.

Hf'v1CKE1ps THEATRE.
The third week Of the Booth season opened
with the production of "Thc Merchant OF Ven
lce," or,so speak strictly, with that portion ofthc
play tn which tho Jew becomes tho central figure.
A mild regret may occasionally be heard that
tousc Of tho most charming scenes Of this
comedy arc necessarily thrown into tl,s waste
tasket III Difference TO the "star," but In
truth the passnges omitted In tho acting
edition will be found to 10 more agreeable to
the student than n tho spectator. with The
exit Of !Shylotk, after his discontinue IN the
court OF Tho Dak< tho Interest of the story ends,
and 1t would be brilliant company indeed
which could rcvivo our sTmpathies With
the lovers after tic tremendous climax. afr.
Bootl's portrayal Of Shvtotk Is careful e'abor..
ntiou OF the traditions whicf, have been handed
down from one generation Of actoss TO another
evus sfnce the Jew was conceived TO be
tragic pnrt. Lis conception Is simply TINT
Of al The great p'aye1s o. ,h7n wqm xe
original In IL, nothing from which II could 10
Inferred that Mr.. Booth had ever thought Il
wortt, while totnvestiQatc the Erounda. on which
ths stage tradition was founded. The main
thing 10 10 notcd therefore. In his performance,
Is tho studied care with which he follows In tho
paths marked out by tho old masters. Iils
| reading Ia for tho must pnEt uncxeept'onabte,
and h!s action strictly In ooedI9nee to Tue shak
s'Hatalst.'' Ono could wish for o
| little more sclf-forgctfulness In that
vehement, almost inanIacal burst OF rage after
learning Of Jt.nica's hight. Also, We could wish
that Mr. Booth would reconsider that M !.Mn sesno
mont. Tc do not conceive That these
mntterca utteranses e1prsss,,ye ct bis .hts1 hesL
f31'v hn spoken to lis daughter, nor is il in
keeping with The spirit Of THO dialogue TO strike
theatrical attitude aud nuke solemn invoea.
tiou 10 jacobs staff. The trouble Is TINT Nr
booth becomes unnecessarily Stacy IN action md
uttetance wherr he might appropriately fall inte
colloqu!al manner, aud Is uuduly fearful o
o'erstcppng tie modcsty Of nature when Ii
might 10 80 without any danger Of incurrig To-!
rsproacl, OF ranttng. Thus the impcrsouat!or
il o,lIy occasionally satisfactorily, while
AZ whole, It is uneven, Ills bes
acting is In the trial scenc, fer which he spp1
rcntly reserves himself. This 10 wcllhigs
faultlcas. ...,..,
The play was mounted with the care INSTALL,
bestowed At this theatre, and the cast wae, Will
few exceptions, we'll chosen. The sn1ne p'a.
tonight.
, 1877-09-26

That Fuz.ls--Tt I. Solved BY = Triok-Essy
Enough That Way.
To aAt Editor o} Us Ao.soa ulobs: A. usual, !
purchased Glv6* Ut the neNsazeAs on my
, 1877-09-26

TTAsit pAID FOR ttoOk sash tNtY0UK nAkir
Cheap Uaak Hvu.c, sezaaf As4Isv4 Aaa S'sastesn'&a
, 1877-09-26


lynIk sAfE-CIIEAF FOB Ch9i-A GOOD ElEk
Il Llvui kafe. Adasea y q Tribune oEaee.
, 1877-12-06

OF full with the cvtls of a srnnty. circulation.
1lc conel;srn 10 he drawn frnm
the o!'s"ryattsne wlIrh favc brcn made
on the subject IS this: Tint the
u,lIt In The e'.itls ~ the tinted
States oMgtt tn cortcs;n,tt! With r. grains n
pure gold, and wth I'll grains ol pare silver,
cact, answering IN dp1nr IN tte ,nnncy of nc-
count. The tnrmtr Is r3artiy agreeable IN the
prrs.nt vaInc ns gold, nnl the latter Is within
ANAL fraction uf the tncan Ut the last t*n c,ns-
stoua Of tloitat4. The aIoy In car!t case 10 ,c
LIZ Of ttc tota1 weight, which will ,nakc the
unit q grains ot standard gold mil 4o3 Frn!ns
standard silver. Earl, Of these will answer to q
t!ullnr IN the money of a c,unt. It II conceived
that nothing pcttcs can t'e tlonc in. relation to
this than to pursur tho track market mt ty tho
resolution nf the sth Of August, 11-G. I'm this
plan, the unit In the money nj arrnuns will ron
tinlc to b as established bv that resolution.
lolor. and It's multL.cs, dimes cents, and mills.
, 1877-12-06
SOUTHERN LEGISLATURES.

RICHMOND, Va, dec. b.-Thc House orEsn-
lied by elccttng Judge Allen - Speaker. Judgo
Allen represents tlIs element In favor Of foscl'
lily rradiustfng thu State debt. Ills election
was unanimous. With the exception of two
votes.
COLUMBIA, &. C., Dee. t-Thc Legislature to-
duy elected 4. e. 1iaskell Associats Justice Ut
tha Supreme Court In place Of Wright, re-
signed; ". u. WALLACE, Judge of ths Seventh
+, Youu,ans, Attorney -l;onefal iu place of 1eu.
conncr, ru4lgne,l. Wnllace's election creates d
vacancy iM the speakershp ot The House Vi Rep
resentatlsc4. which vii b. fillo'a tt o-morEoT:
met, heard tie recalling Of tho 0osesnoFs mrs
sare, stating tho object Of conSeniug It In extra
ordinary session, and earnestly urging tho
aaoptloi, OF tho bondAoldcssf stxty.cent propo-
sltloa, and adjourned uuti! Tomorrow uloEllng
Without action.
, 1877-12-06
.I.iRFt SHIT,
IgLtrfrI DIst,flch N jhe EHfo991 TrfI

SIfcfN1 WsbGIch n 7Ht CH1c1J0 7r75Hnf,
KALAMAZOO, Micts., Dcc. h.-'rllc tlanslcr casc
Of Bailey IS. The Kalamazoo 1s'syrnrh Cotnpa-
ny WIS begun this morning In the Circuit Court.
aunl Ia exciting tho greatest Interest In this "
clnity. Ehaac f. Bailey was the Prohibition
candidate tor Congress from thts district fl lhu
late campaign, AMI The uncomplimcntary allu-
sio,ss to lin by tho Daily 7tttyruph form tue
ground for tho action OF s1nn.lcr III witch he
claims damages to tho amount Of e:U,VfI,
Thu platnti1t offered In evidence the tes
os tho papcr in which thr nrttelca occurred, an4
rested lis cuse. Tic articles charged hfM With
trinEa thief, pcttlfogetng shystcr, anu atlul-
tcrer, III con,1eCtiGn with other lcss Important
titles. Tho defense ulldcAy0rn 10 Justify the
articles by proving their truth through tl,e tcs.
t,tnnny Of competent wttnessef. The case Will
.,rotably 20 to tho jury Tomorrow. The Court
1luusc f,as been il1cd tlurinE tho day With all
anxious Ailu interested audience.