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The New York herald., 1877-10-24
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER a.
DoAnD AND LoDo1No WAITED.

BOARD AND LODGING WAITED.
A YOUNG dENTL TLEMAN AND sIsT eR Want TWO
i ood os aha s r sn 81 SO per
month Address b. A s.. Herald Uptown Branch ofhce.
o9NG LADY ,h Az
4th sud 25d sts Madison and 4th avs; terms moderate
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE, HAVING THEIR
Inta. Ac desire BOsra S weekly In advance
D. j.. Herald Uptown Branch. A----. II. = 1
A LARGE SUNNY ROOM. WITH BOARD, FOR AN
o sdy sas on % 81 nS &
address stating terms. NJ r.. Herald Uptown Branch
pOAND wANTED-GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DE.
D :.s sis sGG% no, IN '
NESS. Herald Office 81
BOARD WANrED-FOR GENTLEMAN WIPE,
d.nshsr and mas not above SON A., II good
table preferred price exceed $6o mouth
asa s AUD a'' '''
BOARD wANTED-FoR GENTLEMAN. WIFE.
sha and .sa nsr's n SIX strictly 5 private a%y
terms. &c. ". 4. e.. is2 Herald ONCE. - 80
EIRsT GLASS BOARD wANTEp-BY LADY AND
Il her sons adults Address K Post once box e,OeS
EURNIsHED, AIRY FLOOR, KITCHEN. BATH. FOR
ss ssss Iis;s Issa s.s %
IENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE BOARD; WILL
Ssr w. m not % '1'''a
GOOD BOARD wANTKD-IN PRIVATE FAMILY
Ufor gentleman, wife and dauehser di years Of age)
lug; water gas and IRE nsishSoriooa Of .h s. and tss.
1a os. ana
rbE nyEhss 1E5E SNAAssh1saros
4ss .5R fSS ss ssass as. asEa BHsr
RooN AND BoAkD wANTED-Fok A GtNTLEMAN
Or near Fulton ferry sroeRyn prsa
s ssa pc ps:ssiss o NJ,
RooAs, MIrA syssT4NrIAL BOARD, WANTED.
% "a sS WIFE asSas .S @
" LADY "a privae family, with other ooardeIs IN
WANTED-TwO UNFURNIsHED CONNECTING
r0d ~ "n, RGD|. With Board % mar,
% aos % :n" s asa '' '"
WANrED-PARLoR AND BEDROOM. coop TABLE
Herald Uptown office. .ALl - AMD1
WANTED-BoAhD AND NICELY il y FUKNIsHEb
HOTELS. tts
GffY HOTEL, BROADWAY AND, sfR sf.-6NDEk
Rooms with Board ss up 'rAns!ftips ofis g. F. 1oas,.o so
Ewh Board tho winter reduced rates; also Few
single Rooms without board snlfL is .soNaa1
ENRENCH'S HOTEL. ON TIE EURUPkAN PLAN. OP
IL poste City Hall ana Post ofHoe, New York-Spe
cia made by the week; the house IL
plee with all tho modern Improvements, including ee-
and runnn water in all the The house
is heated with steam throughout tFAN safN@4E
DHENIx HOUSE. BROADWAY AND 18TH ST.-LO.
i cation central; first class Rooms Toe per day; weekly
s. 50 upward; table Board. S.
COUTHRRN HOTEL. 81 so AND 80 A DAY; WIN.
Ster boardors ss 20 So week. 67e Broadway.
Sd dst fts ffa 4t
CT. GERMAIN, 5TH Av., 22D, BROADwAY.--L0UA.
and day; elevator and popular price resiau
faA
TAYL0R's HOTEL, .JERsEY CITY-EUROPEAN
plau: fifteen minutes from City Hall, Walt and Canal
Rooms for tho winter greatly reduced rates: single
Rooms 81 so 81 week; family Rooms $S TO $50
week; rooms heated without extra charge. LYMAN
tISKE, Proprietor. AZ s. sss a3
THR BRISTOL, NO. 81 AND SO WEST nth Stan
exclusively respcctabe family hotel family Rooms
worry moderate parties single
ROOMS references exchanged table Board S6 week
NJ WINTER RESORTS. Hta
nE1NGE C0fTAGE, dREEN COVE SPRINGS, FLA =
Oro let, furnished "a Rooms. RRAD, l2s last 22d 81
DOYAL VICTORIA HOrEL, NASSAU, BAHAMAS,
way. MELLEN, OONOvER a KING, Proprietors-
IL. L. HOyT, superintendent
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
MATRIMONIAL.

INY LADY DESTROYS OF EXCHANGING VIEWS
Aon mairimony with gentleman who Is neither od nor
cal loyoncss In opposite see, may sddren n u y. Her
aid Uptown Branch.
, 1877-02-19
THE GRAND DUKES,

Our Old Friend Alexis Among Us Again,
Accompanied by Quo f;reater tslan lie.
6pectoF nfspdtei to TIE 5ftaa.
New fonK, Feb. i8.-Thc Grand Duke Alexis
s'gnalIzed lila arrival here by visit to tho
Eaglc lust evening" where Aimee was p]aylnc
''1.a Pericholc." Alexis Ia accompanied by tho
droud Duke Constantine, Or. Condtne,
and Baron scllslllng, Admiral Of
the Russian 6cot, Tho party hare
rooms at the Clarendon, and nrc
trying thelr best to escape llonlzlng anu ot,ser.
walton. To-day Constantine went to the Greek
chapel. oil Indiana avenuc, where Dr.. Bjerrlur
celebrated mass. Alexis tool; d stroll iu tho
afternoon, aud would hare escaped notice nito-
gethcr but fur the following train Ut
reporters. Itc expects to stuy In this ttty
week or More II be is let alone sufficiently,
lie Is 'nt1cll cliatigcd in appearance from what
he Vas when hi Chicago: lIc has loat Ills
youthful look. wears d long wayy beard, ID
Drowned and considerably heavier.
lie has not loxt Ills an.
petite Tor good auppcrs, aud wcnt
from tho Earle Theatre straight to uelmontco's,
Strenuous etIorts will be lnadc to gcI Alexis to
attend the Martha Washington reception Thurs.
day night, that the bellies wilo have carried his
Photograph since ILLS former visit may have At
leass one moro chance to sec and ilanec with
GEaud Duke.
, 1877-02-19
WASHINGTON.

The Pacific ltoadz-ForeIgn Nflutsters-
O1htuaFy-Gonr south,
WARRINGTON, Feb. 1s.-It IL nrol,ab!c tnnt
thu bill to amend the Pacific Railroad ucts 40 "a
to crratc sinking fund, ctc,. will Ii, laid assde
when tue Senate resumes legislative bustncs,,
This bill comes up aKuln as unfinished business
but the Committee on Appropriations hive
sssetai oI!s feaas anu taey WILL press their con-
Attention having been drawn to the
aeseneu from tl'c seat Of Government
of several OF tho foreign Ministers
accredited here, ami who persI.tcntiy
reside IN New York, It Is runnorcd that tic s..t-
retary Of stato ls about to cali the attention Of
their GoEcrnnenta to, their constant aGscnrc.
and to request Instructions to tteIr Ministers to
10 at thur posts, ur that others NAV he ap-
pointed who wlll remain at tho scat Of 0oyer!1-
incnt,
Rear Admiral Charles II. Davis, snpesinteml-
cnt ol tho Naval Observatory, tltcd this morning
Ut diseaac of the heart.
Friends of tho Texas raclllc Railroad have uc-
tcrtninc to !llakc no further effort to pass their
bill this session. '~''
, 1877-02-19

ftRt Null Eastift fLoadpn.I
All Marlhlnk uccurrclgu happened at q Wee-
!eyaa chapel 1t Dlttoll, uear syllncs, last Sun
4ay, whlrh shows tie tianger of allowing hpat-
lnE apparatus TO get out Of order. Shortly
after tho commencement VI thH service scyerll
IT the congregation, mostly youths aud chi.
1ren, were ubservea ~ closu tlcir cycs and then
ia'l from their Stats In state Of !nsepalIliiy.
Ihe spectacle VI one or more persons overcome
W deep sIanlcer during long service Ii unha1,-
PLY nut m uncommon one III church: but In
thls ease, ~ s,tlc worslper after uu,l.ur kifou-
pcl down With heayy. thul, It was evident that
faintncsa-rut sleep--had oycrpUwcrcu tl1cm1.
whleh Was incrcaeed by The depressing atiuoe.
plirtc that seemed tu iial The building, The sud
tersts were, however, removed to the outer a!r
all'i all eilurt Tas mnlle to continue the service,
!hss. .pra'aeworthy endesvor was nut aurccasful.
TOT u!c preacher bad not proceeded long With iii
sermon when hc, too, fell lant'ng In tic pulpit.
Endcs these circumstances tbs seryIcs wus
bTuaGlt to All abrupt termination, aud ti1u con.
Kresation praidentlY hurried lrou tic plaer. it
va va subsequently found, ols examination, that
tste heating unpaFatus Aad Gccunle lisayrangrI;
the h1lo "as cilokc1 up, noxlnus gases wtre Yen.
eFatet! wlEcl! tou'!d thciE way Into the building.
anu thu wonder Is tbal tits congregation wers
not all ltolaunesl III their l.wa.
, 1877-02-19

| .sfu fprk EaFid. Fkb. IL.
Wuliam Connors, ntlas "BillY," was ye4tcr
| day noou arrested while coming out Of Solari.
restaurant OH Unfscrslty-p1arc, for completely It
| tue robbcry ot tho Northampton talass.} M
tlonal Bank OIL the aith Of January, lS76. II,
was asrals,acl before JustIcu Klbrcth, Mt til,
Iouibs Follee Court, anil held to awult tht
scqu[s!tton Of the Governor Of Massachusetts,
which is expected will arrive to-day.
1t will 10 remembered that seven masked ,ucr
entered the hl,use Of the Cashier Of tho lyauk,
John Whlttteacy, on thu night Of tic robbery,
found their way to tho slccplng apartments ol
thu family by tho aid Of dark lanterns, Md
bound the Castl!er and other occupants. They
thcn Eot Tho key Ut tho safe vault, aud placing d
revolver at the Cashiers heal. threatened
10 nako al end Of him II lie did not fur,
ulsh thetn with the information necessary ia
opuntllK the lnnr 0f thu satu. lie did 10, but
ieotEetlIy. They wrotc them down anil thrll
inadr hH reapcAt tl!e1u, nild uH Ills cont ntraJtct.
tur illn,sslf, expressed tllelr Intention nut ouly
s9 s., blow lts brains 9ut, hut als' those Of Ills
wanted, they lctt unu man to guanl the
G4ahter'* loase, while tho others proceeded 10
Thers was M dttllcultv III opening the yeult
combinations Eaa t0 bo goaa through. Thu
CaAAier vniy knew Obs Of those, the uYletigv
q she othcr three resting With the President,
tho Teller, mud Director respectively: ali u{
thesc thrru were lett un1tstur6ed, md Inv Tho
EooHrx succeeded Ia optl.Inc tho dur re,,,sius
zlnystefy to ttts day. The property tvcurt,l
amounted ~ about STU, ,0D, tilo.0l1 oi whlsA
Was In Gniscl States bolds,
After tho rub1er& had lett and tho Cuara
Withdrawn frun1 MhittIrsey's residence, Mrt.
Nhttcsey succeeded III ltt}crAttnR bersclf flrst.
aHd gave thu 4larm. 1hu Other officers of tbs
haiik were sufnlnunel, and with the CASHIER
tAeY went to tho Uank. Here st.cy louuI thc
eafG-yau!t loor upen, but this safe, to e.l IN.
pcaraufes, haul batlltd the burglars. upog trla!
II was found, however, that tle luck wuull iiai
WORK. Tho cul!ctnsLun arrived ut was, nsycr.
taeless, that the contcts were lntpct, aud dis
pateh TO fhat effect wax sent hy ttle local agent
ot tho Associated lreas, In tue noattl,1s =
nlail WIS tcleEJaphcl fur trnul Now Yusk u
9ppGH tlle saie, no arrived late uu the eth Of
January, a1ta when he, utter soule difficulty,
1oNv4 ehe doors Atart aud the various rhests
aa4 arewcFs wuEu examined, tho truth that utIo
" t9e largest rutbcEtes Oh record had b4eu sue
ec:4fnlly accomplished WIS realized.
" #aA y onru suFmisel that p1rty Of men
Who had Tor several weeks u.euplest saon.a ID
one u tho publsc scllool-buidEnGs ii tic town,
*au MUG ~efe Misalnx NON, ntre tbs perpctra.
Tors. No tracs OF tlynl epdlJ 81 f9uul. low.
GGSe5, G, o. fAo uMto, About nye moushs ago
flnkettnnA ltaeetIves, ~ wAQ.a ths case bad
Hen intrastea, thought tAey had hit upoa y
cteW WAen, tley uullcod several uotus4ous
csaSkstnen" 1old freyuent interviews with thu
members Ut a tlr1n Ut DroalwAy lawyers who
mare Been known for some years tu be In IN
"eompsoa1ss" bus!ues4. BY following M tlu
, 1877-02-19
MICHIGAN MATTERS,


LAssla0, Mich, Feb. 17.-Thc Republican
State Central Committee has Issued u eull for 9
State Convention In this city March :, to no.ni
nate onu Justtcc Of the Supreme Court, In p|ace
Of Thomas Cooley, ard dtwo Rcecuta In the State
University, III place Of J. II. McGovern md 10,
seph Estaerook. Every county Will he entitled
to ono delegate for each 500 yotcs cast for Gov.
cruor In f67j, anil one additional delegate for
every fraction Of 800 votes.
Thu rrpoFt of thu Board OF Stats Commis.
etoners for Charitable, pcnal, Pauper, anl Ke.
fo.tnatory Institutions shows that In 1876 h4,ni0
persons were supported by tue atatc AMI cos,f,-
ties, and 35,240 received relief outslicuf netsl1-
t1ona The pooriiouscs held ,aaa; 1ails, 1s;ia0 s;ia0
prisons, nearly 4,D0O. The total cusi Of main.
tei,ance, exclusive of the State Prison urtl
House Ut Correction, was s5(5 III; expenditure
In bc!'alf Of the inaat,c. sl:s! 0u0; for deaf anl
dumb aud blind, SI2,i00; for hnys In Rclufn,
School, sN, ,oo}3; for children In tic stato
Public School, So3,409; total expenditures,
*E2.1.1os. Commitments In the sixty
three Ja!ts III this State, e,Sa.; cost,
$l02,7G7. Cost Of poor-hulscs. $2O7, ,Ua}:
average number Of paupcrs maintained, l,S05;
Insane, 85a; idiots, ITO; blind, 10: tn,ttes, ~.
The Coldwnter State Public School contatus e.s}5
pupils; 1s were from tue poor.houses. Tho
6tato Agency for the Caro- Of Juvenile Offenders
attended to 2&a cases during tho rear; boys, aA !;
ElFls, u. The dlspositiun made of them ,ras:
Released. q; returned 10 parents, 183; sont to
u, hns.l, J. Thru aro viz clIllrcn il. ,hc llc.
Jorn 5ehboli and tlle Superintendent holds them
without walls. With fewer attempts to csrapa
t,an ~ u'1asf ,l,e gu syate.n They have earned
Asylum for tho Deaf, Dumb, aI,! Blind conta,us
~ pupil: a larger humber than tus be pru-
s!lcd fur IN existing d0slAltoElrs anl 4cloul-
rool''s. % Thu State Prison contained US conylcts,
lodssa IN tns soreaoss. and discipline was I'M
possible. THO rrison earned s1l,0u IN exccas
r. expenses during tho yrars 167b and l97u. the
Nouse M of Correction received a.g4a prisoners, Of
aolt anil tho iluusa oi Correctloi, al Urtrlt ii.
eony!sts cIreedetl tne cells by ut least lou,
Ae1ekialt brown has hren appn]nte,l Aren't
tor the caro- OF Juvenile Offenders fur Usyooia
~: = Bracket, Of Bellevue, .lse. recently,
sttSr @ short llnssa. 1le aettiei in bellevue Il,
Eass t% anu was u prominent lawyer Ut Eaion
= Ars clartssa Ingersoll sas buried recently at
ea!, owa,.so' at the ags Of Is. She was an rsrly
4 Lill |'a. heen Introduced II, tho Legislature
~ tht o1l!dlng ~ Kcforg, School {oE u.rls
tn s;,,t II 'stSa at st. Joseph, Of ss'sp oihss
Tue Stats Treasurer has purcl.aset, saoo.ooo
et registered ~ per GENT United States bo.,tls,
Eay,atts principal and Interest ln coin. to form
no..ds = try mature: Ths pEcuatum va. Le-
Judge kel4htly has resigned from the Bench
ia ths Fifteenth Clrsuls-tho resignation to
IsSe ~ slifst Mase s,i i the vacancy VII! be Oiled
,lr chsils: e. i: 'i5: Wris:ht ha. bseg appointed
ana confirmed Commissioner Of IMMORAL Sta,
tiistics i, He T. asadusts 81 the great School ot
, 1877-02-19

lspiAsAtoLss, Ind, Feb. ls,-ilusycy yanee,
aged W years, son Of ono ot tho most lulu
ensa' and wealthy families Of this city, commits
te'' suicide III his room this evening. Fur l,orc
tflan twenty years he has been suffering truns
ns1'lnss atI'l, In endeayortns to anl relief, lal
cohtrastess the habit OF drinking. THIS afternoon
lie Was sitting IN hts rum. and taking liz
brothers ride he pointed It ut u servant, who
Piayfally clutclc1 hal, rrtnarkIns tho lc knew
It was not loasle1, but attll u was dalyerou. to
holnt iha reap'tl. Harvey rcplieu: "a You
Afterwards he WIS toitt,l With thu top Of hIs
ncaa b!awn oil, and his bra!ha scattered about
ths vail. The iasn!ly dowa.stai7s did aot hear
tie rcport Ut tho gun.
, 1877-02-19

The Washington correspondent Of tho Cln-
cinnatl Enquirer (arc-eatcr) takes rather
Klenmy view Ut the Democratic situation since
thc certainty Of tiAYEs' election Is decided.
lie says in his dispatch TINT evidence is me-
eumt!nslng that tho cussc1 Republican movr-
ment 10 draw over old Southern Whtgs to tho
Republicans IL GotnE on vigorously, and that 1t
b easy 10 be seen that mnny Of them arc quite
willing to he taken In, md to diylto tho 8poils
with the Republicans.
, 1877-02-19

The alarm from Box a,5 At 9:1o yesterday
morning was caused By fire In tho frame row
Nos. -, u, -, U, Sc, anl 81 Throop street,
owned ald Occupied In tho order narne,, by
William Lombard and Dr.. Underwood; ], A,
ciasIs and Mrs. D. Williams; ". 4. Ray and ],
q. Terhunc; William Nutting; a. soper, A.
C"enf' and Samuel Myers; und 4. Giichrtst.
Tho fire originated In Dr.. uuderwoods resi.
deuce, supposedly from n defective flue, and
damaged tue RON to the extent Ut $3.50, which
pauiei, averaging s9,5o0 TO each house. III, Thr
9supant: lose In alE about $4,000 Ia uau,ape
suscd. ' ~ ""'sa - ~
, 1877-02-19
FIRES.
A Destructive ConfIagration at
Sag Harbor, LII.
Thirty Buildings Burned, Entail
fnz a Loss OF 100000.
Fiery Visitations at Medina, o., and In
Other Places.
AT SAG 1fARBOR,

AT SAG 1tARBon.
spfrfat Dfsratch to Ths Tribune.
New York. Feb. 1S.-A 1yma special from
ssg larbos, +. J., says that about o'clock this
morning fire was discovered IN The rear part of
u. II. GrcgoEy's atore, outhc west side Of Wharf
street. which was already under such hcaIway
that aI efforts to cxtinguish |. proycd frultcss
The wind wns blowing gallo from the west,
attd tic night was dry and cold. In few min
utes tlIc wind shifted to tho northeast. Had It
changed t1uo north tho whole village would
hare been swept away. As It was,
Tie fire was confined to tho north
and northeast Of the village, consuming thirty
three buildings. II svcpt away all tho large
sso1ehouscs and shops on Wharf street, the
large Hunting brick block at the foot Of
Main street, and the east aide of
Main street up 10 md Including the
Nassau. House, then east and southeast across
TO cass and uther streets, burning several dwell
tngs, including tho housc nf Zachartah Ropcra
lhc crcam.tartar works, tho steam ptantup.tuII]
the musIc.ha1l, md The Maidstone steam
hourine.mlll, were among the buildings
burned. The loss OH buildings viii
exceed $4,000, aud on movable
property about s5o. 600, on the whole Of which
there vas about $35, 900 insurance. The fire. Il
Is believed, was the work OF m !ncendlary,
Sag Hasbor, 1o7 miles from New York,
Is picturesque village founded In
l'sp. It's population In 1876 vas 2,1oQ,
During tho summer, The 1Iamptons,'' n situated
short distance from the village, arc fashion
able resort, and frequented BY large number
OF stattots from this city. During tho neyolu.
sion It was in Sag 1larbor that Col. sfees gained
hls brilliant victory oscr tho English, destroying
two sloops laden with provisions. and taking
ninety prisoners. In 1917 tue rrcatcy psrt Of The
village, ~ now, YVES destroyed by lrc.
, 1877-02-19

'.Called 10 tho Presidency Of this nation by
Judge RnAnirr and minority tho peup1c, H.
Hdyts' fnnHaHrat. -EAteago 71mes.
"Calied to tho Presidency Of this Confedcracy
Of Sovereign States by tho Louisiana bul1dozc.s
and Cnos1a's vote, whtcl, bought with the In
conc-tar money cut OF which clitsclcd Unclc
sau, T." etc.-7udens intended inaugural.
, 1877-02-19
CRIMINAL NEWS.
Shooting OF an Internal Revenue
Collector at War.
renton, Mo.
4 Mysterious Murder in Macon Coun-
ty, ILL.,, Cleared Up at Last.
Arrest Of the Three Artists Who Did
the Northampton Bank Job.

DECATUR, ILL.,, Feb, IA Dispatch from San
Francisco published In Saturdays TRIBUNE
chronicles the arrest OF John +. Hoffman, 4
German, At Portland, Orc, charged with mur.
dcr committed there recently, and adds that he
has confessed u the murder OF Jules Coom-
bsicr. It, Macon County, ILL.,, and that Hoffman
is now ot1 Ills way East 10 CUSTODY. The circum.
stances Ut the murder Of Coombrter arc as fol-
lows: The body Of an unknown man aged
about 25 was found dead the 4tl Of January
last In the mh1dle Of the road, half mile north
Of Minnie, Macon Co., br party returning on
horseback from 4 wedding. Tllefr horses re.
fusef to pass. Alighsing, they found
boly with the skull crushed In,
and lleavy club lying by lts side covered with
blood. The body was yet warm ann was we'll
ascstetl. Nothlng was found on the person to
quarter attached: 4 fcw days later ciev s was
obtained in tl!e lining of boot. 10 whiel, wAs
written, g. r. De1bridge. The victim proved to
5c the Frcnchman jules Cuombrier. iic was
Mound, for whom he had worked for year.
Got,Inbrie! had $50 on his person when leaving
UelbFiJgc.s house, In Company with Hoffman,
ri'o ~. VA al,ofmploycd By Dslbrllgc. Hoffman
te,. ,os.f;nh,|oy TO- procure s. Coomussf cmpoy
Hoffman returned the next morning, a,ltl, hay-
ing promised 10 work for UeIbstdgc tue coming
summer. left the same day. Ills baggage was
intescepted al III. Louis, but he cscapcd. There
IL positive circumstanttal evidence sgainst Hon
man.
EAf1N sST SHOOTING AFrRAY.',
ST. Louis, Feb 13.-Privatc dispatches from
Warrenton, Mo-, state that Col. Fred Meyer,
Revcnuc Agent Of thts district, was shut and
seriously wounded there today by Nat G. Dry.
den lawyer Of that placc. The causc Of tile
, 1877-02-19
AT MENDOZA, I'LL.

MENDOZA, ILL.,, Feb. 15.-Just as tho peor1e
we're coming out Of church to-lay the tlre.a1aru
was EunR, and on hasteuing to the scene fire
was discovered In tho centre OF nest Of frame
buildings occupied as boarding. houses aud ten.
en'ents. 1t spread so rapidly TINT II was im-
possible Tor the t[senaen to subdue the flames,
anu fouF hou*ea with barns and outbuIlliugs
were totally consumed In less than forty.fyo
minutes. Tbs Itullroal House, The only one
part u the f1retnen. '"
, 1877-02-19

"After all," suggests the Lou!syil1e Courier
Journal. tive arc ready lust NOW to say that
thceoursc Of those Republicans who arc denounc-
tne Justices CLtrronD and FIELD for voting
contrary to the judicial majority on the Conf
m!ss!on is no more illogical than the action Of
those Democrats who urc Violently lcnouncfng
Justices BnADIHr, Mt1tzn, and srRoNo for
fuiipr n2ainst tllem.''
, 1877-02-19
4 BRAKEMAN KILLED.

!.
FORT WAras. lnd. Feb la-In!s morning
a. T. King, brakeman on the PittabuER, Fust
Wayna i Chicago Railroad, while Standing on q
refrigerator cur, struck his head ags!,u& a
hlsdxe q the EASTERN limits VI tie city, suatsln.
lnX fatal iojuFls&.
, 1877-02-19

Spfeial DitpdteA to 1As Tribune.
DETROIT Mlet.. Feb. 1s.--Tnotnas johnson,
. colorcl man, who murdered Ills brother-itl-
Law, George Robinson, IN Warren County. o.,
Jan. 81, was arrested this noon In Windsor,
Tho prlsoncr refused to cross the river, aud e.
tradition papers will hare to be obtained.
, 1877-02-19

It's currently believed that 1sHAM @. HARMS,
senator-cfect Of Tennessee, Is not citizen OF
the United States. having cxpatr'ascd himself
after the War by taklug tho oath ofolegtance to
the MACMILLAN Hoyernn,ent Of Mexico. Let
the Senate Investigate him on tho subject be-
fore admitting him, by sending for pcrsops and
papera.
, 1877-02-19

sAS FHAsclsco, Feb ls.--A Victoria dispatch
says tho Government l,as decided 10 send a
gulboat to the island where the Indian reports
tue crew Of thu Gcorgc s. Wright we're murder
cd. The tribc to which The alleged ulunlcscrs be-
long Is salt to bc small but warlkc. The indian
who makes the abatement offers to ct,ntuvt tic
Eunboat to tho baY where tho bones OF Iii. mir
ucrcd men arc still to 10 found.
, 1877-02-19

The edition OF TITS TRIBUNE Inst SATURDAY
morning, printed and sold, was $3.50. I'll,
edition printed yesterday Sunday exceeded
43,0W. The increase Of our circulation Is stead,
aud hralthY,
, 1877-02-19

Says tho Giote.D Democrat: Now let @. ".
CH1Los, a. H., OF the Philadelphia Ledger, In
crease his storc OF obituary verse by some such
touching couplct as the following:
by a vote Of eight TO seven,
Our little SANNYts gone to heaven.
, 1877-02-19

y
DArros. O., Feb. IA fire Yesterday In
Mfdd!etown, twenty-five miles from Dayfon.
destroyed tho pork factory Of shafer Il Kcup
and quantity Of stock that IL cont aimed. Thc
loss y estimated At Sc, ,(00, md Is Insured for
t:l,V0o on building, atock, and 1naehluery,