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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-31
FOREIGN.
DE,rHucrIoN OF BRlDG zs.

bEN1kUClloN OF BklDN.-S.
Bucharest, De. 3l.--The bridges CROSS.
ing the Danu%c at Simntza, were t kcn up
II prevent their destruction. 1t is hored
thst the bridge at Petrnshari, just reported
as having been carried away, can be re-
paired.
NINE HUNDRED HORSES persisted
in the vic.ni,y ri Sistova during the recent
storm. The total loss of draughl animals
must be numbered by thousands.
TERRIBLE SUFFERING.
Details are slowly coming in concerning
the suilerings Of the Turkish prisoners
from Plevna, on their WAY To Eouuania
he prisoners were unaccompau;ed by any
vehicle for the purpos: o! picking up those
who fell by the way; these were left by
III. guards to trc re. as They had
NO MEANS OF CARRYING
them and halt would only have increased
the number of victims. The absence OF
wagons Was not due TO deliberate cruelty
SNt to that thcugh,lessness which SO fre
qnently subject the Rus,iln soldiers to un.
necessary suffering. The Roumanian Off
GERS who came from Ni!lopol to Plevns
after The passage Of these pri oners, sait
that they drove against number of
DEAD BoDIEs IN THE SNOW.
No provision was made in Bulgarian vii
lagos for the proper sustenances of the cap
tyes, but when the Danube was passet
| supplies were provided, and from that line
their lot was never hard to bear.
THE QUESTION OF DECLARING WAR.
London, Dec. 31-The London CORES
pondent Of the Manchester Guardian, tele
graphs that journal, regarding the govern
ments policy, that there is no idea of th'
acquisition of Egypt, which would be tn
abandonment of the policy Of opposing tha
portion of Turkey. 1t is belieyed tina
should Russia reject mediation, Lore
BeaconsGeld is prepared to appeal to tn
country on the question Of declaring wa
for the defense of British interests.
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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing between
Il II Hudsmtth, L. l.. Tyler and J NisSu. do
Ing business under the firm name of nu,ismiih,
Tyler & Co. is hereby dissolved by mutual con.
sent. l.. l.. Tyler and ! Ntssin viii continue
the said business, and Il. II Hudsmith will con.
tiaae In the employ Of l.. l.. Tyler and ) Nissin
Yankten. II. r.. Dec, u, iss,,.
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NEW YORK.
A MASS OF c1NpEs.

New York, Dec. 3l.-Ano,her male body
was found in the ruins OF the Barclay street
lire to-day. 1t is mass OF cinders and can.
not be identified.
TWEED.
New York, Dec. 3l.-William NJ. Tweed
has offered to confer. The Judgment in all
city suits is now pending against him;
these include two suits on the 100000
claim, the same rs that in the peoples suit
III winch the judgment has been recorded,
and he suit Of $4,000 against Mariner
and Tweed, and one tor t50O,0oO against G
y. Miller and Tweed corporation. The
counsel has accepted tho offer IN the las |
two suits
AN EXCITED MARKET.
New York, Dec 31.-Since two O'Clock
the stock market has been very active and
excited upon the Lake Shore & Michigan
Central. The latter advanced over four per
cent. to 65, the Lake Shore & Michigan
Central under large transactions reached
G4s. The general list Of advanced fraction
is in sympathy.
THE BONNER FAILURE.
New York, Dec. 3l.-Tbe failure Of Bon.
ner y Co., has involved the suspension O
the bankers and brokers association; an
institution availed of by email operators fol
clearing stocks. Bonner cannot be found
It's thought that Bonner's liabilities vii
exceed three hundred thousand dollars.
AN evening paper says the following:
Inc suspension Of John Bonner a. Co.
came from that Of J. 4, jackson, a smal
member OF exchange, who was also sbo,
oi Lake Shore and Western Union. Som,
% u'e large stock houses in the street ar,
suffering by these failures; their loans hav
'"s 'e'" violated, and II is reported ,ha
'heir securities we're sold gu, ~i,hou, AN
thori,y.
Considerable esci.cmen, va, c.u,cd ar
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Boss Tweed Makes Some Offers
Which Are Accepted.
Bridges On the Danube Taken Up to
Save Them.
Thousand Of Russian Horses DESTROYED
by Bad Weather.
Terrible Suffering Of Turkish Prisoners.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A SEVERE STORM.

Norfolk, Va, Dec. 31.-Thc storm of
Saturday night and Sunday was the severest
since last April. IIundrrds of vessels ar.
rived here for harbor. Til. .teamship Isaac
Bill, from New York, arrived this ait l.
noon with three daabed schooners in tow.
She reports great disasters with loss of life
outside.
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GREAT BARGAINS

In holiday goods at P. A. Peterson's .jewelry
store. A full line Of watches, clocks, and
jewelry Of every description; silver and
plated ware in great variety. These goods
are Of the best quality and will be sold at
prices lower than ever before offered in
Yankton. This is no idle assertion, but
means business. Call and see.
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FARMERS WAGON AND TWO pONIE
FOR SALE.

One good farmers wason-Mitchell's patent,
Racine, Wisconsin; one first class Schuttlcr
platform spring wagon, and two large mare po-
MES for sale nj Kaixcr's stable. Of the Eagle
house, on Capital street. Terms cash.
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CONCORD COACH FOR SALE.

One first-class four or six horse Concord coach
in good running order. A first-class vehicle in
every respect. Will be sold cheap. Apply at
this Office
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GOLD COLLAR PIN LOST.

On Sunday, the Soth inst, between the
Methodist church and 9th street, gold COL
lar pin, revolving centre, white onyx on
one side, Likeness on the other, attached to a
cardinal red ribbon. The finder is re.
quested to leave it at the postofice, and re-
ceive pay for the favor,
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GIRL WANTED.

Agood girl, experienced in housework, will find
steady employment and good wages by imme-
datc application to
MRS. &. &. BENNETT,
Corner 9th s. Linn-Sts.. Yankton.
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srocknoLDER, MEETING.

A meeting of the Stockholders Of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Yankton D. T., will be held al
their banking house on January 4th, 1878, at
O'Clock p. m., to elect board Of directors to
serve for the ensuing year.
w. II. MCVAY, Cashier.
YLnkton, d. T., Nov. 26, 1877.
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TWO GIRLS WANTED.

Two experienced girls can find steady employ.
ment and good wages by applying Immediately
at the BRADY HOTEL,
YanktOn
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York, Dec. 81.
Money-6@7.
Gold--l. .025c.
Governments-Firm.
StoclSs-Opened firm but closed heavy
under reports Of the failure Of Bonner &
Co.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Dec. 81.
WuEAT-quiet at call; 1872 for No. 2,
spring, January.
RYE-quiet; 76@76!c for state.
CoRS-frmer; 53!@64!c for western
mixed.
BARLEY-dull.
OArs-dull $50 40c for western mixed.
PoRK-quiet; l2.50@12s73c.
LARD-steady; s.10@S.123c.
WH1sKY-9}M10.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Dec. 81.
WHEAr-frm, strong, and higher; 1.O9sc
for cash; l.0a5@1.10 for January; 1.l0a
@l.10sc for February; No. 3, l.o2.
CoRN-fairly active and higher; 42ac
for cash 42sc for January 42ac for Feb
ruary.
oArs-stronger; 245c for cash or Feb.
ruary.
RYE-56c.
BARLEY-5Sc.
PoRK-frmer; 1l.55 for cash /; 1l.67!c
for February.
LARD-shade higher; 7.629c :or cash
40 for February.
WH1sKY-lower; 5.
MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee, Dec. 81.
WHEAT-strong and higher; hard, 1.14at
for No. l LA for No. 2; 1.103c for cash
1.103c for December or January; 1.10jc fol
February; Nos, 1.05!c.
CoRN-frm; 44c.
OATs-24ac.
RYE-56c.
BARLEY-64sc.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The partnership heretofore existing under the
firm name of Harvey & Brinkerhof, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. H. A. Harvey
will pay all debts contracted by the said firm,
and receive all moneys due, and will carry OH
the business of the Merchants Hotel. j. Brink
erhof will carry on the business of the livery
stable heretofore connected with said hotel.
II. A. HARVEY,
.BR1NKERHOFr.
YanktOn, D. T., Dec 90 1877.
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Low PRICES IN HOLIDAY GOODS,

Call at KEGS COMMISSION HOUSE to get
elegant China, Glass and Parfan Ware for
gifts, where will be found a fine assort.
ment to be sold at very low prices. Vases,
Figures, Cups and Saucers. Boxes, Cologne
Sets, Cologne Stands, Match Boxes, &c.
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spefiat Nutiees.
FOR SALE.

House, and lot 2ax15o feet, OH Broadway. fol
$780, Perfect title given. +. WILSON.
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FIRES.
THE WESTERLY FIRE.

THE WESTERLY FIRE.
Providence, Dec. 3l.-The loss by fire in
Westerly last night. is estimated at $40, 1000.
Partially insured.
IN NEW YORK.
New York Dec. 3l.-A fire this morning
in the building 65 and G7 Thomas street,
occupied by II. Walsh & Sors, manufaetu.
,ers of shirts and dealers in wooden goods
caused loss of $4,000: fully insured.
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New York, Dec 3l.-AnolLer male body
was found in the ruins OF the Barclay street
lire today. 1t is mass OF cinders and can
not he identified.
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! PARkkR HAYWARD.
, 1877-03-03

evolves beat and electro magnetism. These nu'ds
arr the rtaiizlng r,vers which stimulate and pre.
fcfrc life wherever Il exists. They repair tho
watts nf The body. renewing The oFgans. tissues.
hnd other component parts o: It wheFcyes neces~
tfiy therefor exists. This Il ono of the functions
Imposed npon them bY the Creator. Tho hutdlty Of
tile blond Il drs 10 the electricity Which Il evo!sch
By the rotation Of it, E|ohu1re IN the arttral ami
vrHou< ry.tc'ns of circulation. An lntro.
anetIon 81 a greater yoinnc 1f electricity
the hlond prodHcra anf has The tendency 10 attcn
nate and taa ..v hlood, permitting i H. permease
Into the mnatcat vessels nf tic circulation. BY
which tnnofA. a,4ceascs lnitcrc'cs; aul other In
hasn7tfunt arc fennTcd and the patient relieved.
Tic brain itaelf II nm DrRhn, and Tho nerves which
connect Will. II atc subject tn repair by the ttns
cAtal ncttn f the vtsti1tng Influences Of electricity
and magnetism. ] have fccommended for p,Any
years patt tne Introduction inio innAtc nsJ1nma Of
nY procesk 1T reiX the cuEdtis1 influences Of btuc
aud fumtfghts upon theft patients. Il hayo every
hnle Of Tie tnoEt 1tnecfa result. that will f'r de-
tired from tts use IN .nch n.t!ntlnns. may state
further that nm Informed by one nf the rruatccA
1t tho tunts!c .saylums In Wet Philadelphia, under
the uupcrintsaderee Of Dr.. Kirktrile, bluc and
tafn glasses In association have been introduced.
iiy prore-r lns been introduced IEto arylnsn. Of
Piedmont. France. AMI IN 'fnssla for the relief nf
fh.ahv }errun-. with marked te.u!t'. NerE re.
=. H.4ioa may nae this tc;tcr aeeof1ine 10 your
1i;r.stIon also plense Inform lilo Of the result Of
tlIs treatment.
, 1877-03-03
TIRES.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Tic alarm iron, Box 6l5 at 1880 yesterday af-
ernuou was caueed by fire IN n threc-ttory
frame house, M. o67 West Chicago avenue.
owned by Il. Fe'scutl,al. and occupied br James
stcellnn NJ boartl1ng-housc. Causc, defective
t3u= In the third starry. Damage 10 building,
s75: to furniture, 33o
L sti,l alarm to chemical engine No. at II &c
yesterday morning MIA caused by iiru in
patnt sllup ut NJ, III Clinton street, ownc4l by
A. Tauuer. Datnagu tsidinE. Cause, boiling
over Of IL put Of oil. '.
The aluru. fr1,n Box GO at Lao this n,urt.lug
was cnusel by tho discovery Ut lre In allr four
story and bascmcnt nurale-front tture No. 1se
Lake atrcut, occupied on the louce
aoor by ur,eshciuser nros.. elothfers, upol
tho second BY a printer .%I'o las
but recently Moyei IN, u1.d whose name eouta
not bc asecrtal1,cd, asd upon tbs third anil
fourth floors BY L. 1llh + To-, ci.ur makers a'll
Dealers rhs liru was discovered by several tier.
snlis In tllu neghborllood WIN notified Officer
", A. sargent, aud caused thu aiarln to 10
turned tn. It apparently originated upon tue
ser'!ld hyor. l the rcar, and spread raplaly up
and after few mtnutes' wurk II. 1auso
anI but little s1nokc Wcre seen. Scv-
cral OF tho engines shut down, when suddenly
top Of the hul!liug, aud simultaneously the
tatnc anl smokc burst from, the upper story,
wicro It llaA csldcntly bcen. pe,it up for
some time. After 1i,akIllg Il desperate eEfort
to gain the mastery, Frightening the inhabitants
Of thu 1t. Charles Hotel, adjoining IN tho
deiuge ot water. The adjoining build
ings aro owned by A. II. larley. uni
tho Stone estate, ind were but slight
iY damaged. tlrIeshcincr HrotAcrs, osTng
to tu ratp taken o! their goods by thu Fire Pa
troll loss, ouIy small alaount, ,,rrtlaps $aOt.
which II lully covered l,y INSURANCE. The
printing utllse luscs but littic. HUI,
81 Co. carried IL. larEo stt~k, alu!
loss heavily, Vt least $4,MU, whlrll
Ia unly partially Insured, by Roinu It ts said
that tito bru uriEiuatel Irunl Lefcrllve stosc-
pins tn thu tluthlnE stusc, a,sd The apI@arurc
Ut tlliHgs would EllarullteG such u cut,eilsstuH
wun IL liut for tllu taet hat tllure WAS only u
saullcrtllg Hire III tilu stow. ny utllcrs II h
strongly hlutel that .ucrudlaffs.u waa tle real
Cauke.
, 1877-03-03

fFH1a4 1.etss1 E8R EAItU4V LQuQ.
PnltApxLrAtA, Feh. 91.--H4uam; fonr favor
Of Frb. II has been duly resolved. You ask NY
opEuIon upon The influence Of Tho associated blue
and sun1ights which hatv passed. through blue aud
plain gl*sses upon an !naAnc l'asient
hass TO Remark that insanity " cerebral dl4.
ease which nRy t4so been produced ly various aud
dssu,iar causes. Impressions TIA the bsalu ars
transmitted BY ths uerrrs. which rsxasd ~ 1l4o
conductors Of electricity mud naguetialn III lhs uni
1ual body. The paAaage pf blue. and saulisa1s
through tas x4su44Atu4 blue Aul plain xla4s@&
, 1877-03-03
CRIME.


Special Diapdtch to ne Tribune.
81. Louis. Mo-, siarcl, "A shooting scEapc
At the Southern Hotel, just after supper thia
evening, has created lively sensation. John
Sherman, welI-known sport!ng-man, who mar
Rcd niece Of Schuyler Colfnx, aud Is said to
be related to the General Ut the Army, became
involved In quarrel with william 4. Garcsche,
young gentleman who moves In the highest
social firrtcs at Turkish bathroom, during the
afternoon. duel was talked Of, anu tho parties
met at the Southern Hotel to arrange tho pre-
iitninasict but, bcforo this could bc done, tho
quarrel was renewed, and 8her.nan pulled out
an English Trcttcr pistol and b,nzed away,. hr-
ing three slots At Gnrcscl,c. NIL Of which lodged
in the wall, enc of them tnflscting slight scalp
of the hotel at the tt.nr, all luckily escaping.
Both raftius were arrested and released, us
neither party would prefer charges against the
other,
, 1877-03-03

DErnolr, Aliell., Atalch 2.-William Ea1y, who
stnbbed On the street Tuesday night, died this
afternoon, au1 the deposition Of tie dying man
was taken. Alcx Sunderland, young ruillan
Of the town, las been arrested AZ the murderer.
Ilo admits having d quarrel with Ealy, but de-
MICS tho stahbing.
Samuel Putney, tho forger Of checks, and
Frauk AlcGfnnis, operator IN bogus mortgages,
wcro sentenced to Status rrlsuh by Recorder
Swift this afternoon. Putncy gets ten md Nc
0innls twelve years. Tue sentences arc re-
carried as severe, but Just.
, 1877-03-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Caution tn IIoua~ktepcrs,-t,winE to the
increasing co.t IT vanilla hcana uaed In tho man.
ufactusa uf Extract Vanilla, spurious cunipuunl+
BE- pure .yan!tta. Int Prepared principally frnrn
Tonqua beaus. Tbi- ',4nsrattnt Substitute costs
much a. the genuine vai,|lla Le:.rt. il can readily
t detected Gy It. oder. 1t II u.ei principally by
tpbaccontsts Tor pertaining enuI u!d cgns~, and
was never intended to l.c .,acd a. a AnyOtiig lur
the various, compounds i,repa:ch fer the human
stomach: }iaratfts ks1rdcf 0f laniita rprvpnrrd
from Rejected ,antlta beanB. anu II warranted
aubstanets.
, 1877-03-03

TEanE l1Au7E, Ind., M4rvil 2.-All the par
CONS nrsrstcd for completely In tho Vunlalia
railroad tragedy ut Long Point wera to-day in
dic.ed by the Grand jury Of Cumberland Cou,l.
IT,. Illinois, for conspiracy aud murder. Their
tamcs arc Charles St.'C'air, Jcnn[c Otguud,
William Carr, Dudd Shoemaker, Alex ai,d sam
ucl t:autheru, all OF this plaza. They will bc
tried III July.
, 1877-03-03

uTNEkE&I.
LONDON, Marcl, 4.-TAc tio,t. Mrs. Norton,
poetess alld norciist, rms ,narrirsl yesterday to
Sir William Sterling Maxwell. BARI. member Of
Parliament for pcstsl,fre. The rcrs'nony was
performed 1t the bri]ca rcsi'1cnte. The Lri,s.s
uxc Is ~, mud HE Is conHncd to 'Iev chair with
chronic rheumatism. Tie groom, Is 6y years
old.
pnounRss.
THE Senate Of the Cnfvrr4ty Of London hare
decided to admit wo,nea to medical degrees.
THE cADLk COMPANIES.
LONDON, March 2.-Thc Atnsler Of the Rolls
has decided fayorably on tho application for q
,nandamus to compel the Directors Of the
Direct United statcs Cable Company to count
the votes for the appointment Of committtc
Of shareholders 10 confer with the Directors OF,
the subject Of amnlgansatfon, which were dtsal-
lowed ky the Chairman ut the meeting o[ SHARE
holders held sotnc time ago.
TlfE LAST onr0tNAL UNCLE TON.
J.oNpoN. March 4.-TIIc Queen has com.
mandcl Josiah Henson, tue original of Mrs
Etowc's Uncle Tnnl, to watt upon her at BUCK
iBgllanl Palace tttnostoW.
FREE SHIPS, FREE GOODS.
Lospox ars ; 2ln ot tns IL, ou,s H. q 4,oes. Con-
tnent ouglIt 10 take the earliest opportunity ui
| withdrawing from tho Declaration OF Paris
Whereby England hal rcnouncca the right ia
Seize ntl enelny'b ED0ds un toafu neutral vea.
| ect and prlvatecring was nl,ollahcl. =
Wyn1ham and Lord Estington, III speeche.
supporting the ,n,otion. ta!d great stress On ths
fact that the Unitcs! States Ind consistently r.
fused to become party to tho declaration.
/ Bourkc, Entlcr.Sccietary tor tho Foreign De
! partmcnt, speaking on behalf OF tho Govern
incnt, OPPOSED the mottnn. Hc maintained
that the Declaration Of paris conferred grca
benefits, and pronounced the discussion inop
/ perfume.
The motion WINS rcjeetcl-11o to 50.
, 1877-03-03
BURGLARY.

HbttfM l6Iba9eH 70 37& 3F48RH1E :.
DUBUQUE. H., March 2.-Last Wednesday
night burglars entered tho house Of William
Baker, at Farley, In, and ransackcd the house,
tal;tng quite number Ut va'uahlcs. This
morning niehard Davenport, Ut Dycrsvllc, was
arrested and brought to this city and quito 4
number OF tho stolen arttclca wcru found tn tlis
possession. ic was lodged IN tnll, being bound
over Tor the next term Ut t1e District Court.
, 1877-03-03

EXCHANGE GOLD YoR st1vKK.
II was tllat condition which cnnGlef England to
rtsNme epccic payments In 1921. To rroposs 70
this country t1,ntesi for 4 gold standard with
astrou. race, reducing the prices Of commodities
and ag.ravattng the hurtlen Of debts, n which
all contestants will suffer imtnc1surcnbiy. ail'l
tic v!ctors even mure than tho vAngutahc,i.
2cMntor. Boutwell,, Representative sif5snn,
and l'tuf. Bowen, of Cambridge. repurt In favor
u single g''!l standard, restricting the nse uf
silver ~ !noney to stnalt cuns. with its present
Or onty slightly tuczpa*c,l legal-tender limit.
, 1877-03-03

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March AIT o'clock this
ufternoon Julius 7. Lcvyf residing at 40 Main
street, shot lila vito threo times, md then plac-
Ing the pistol to his right temple fired, killing
himself instantly. Ills wife was shot twico III
the right shoulder md left lung ncar tho heart,
which will probably result fatally. The parties
fAd been married but few weeks, q suit fur
divorce being instituted by Levy, aud the quar-
rel to-day grew ott OF n dispute about tho lirur.
ertY. Each had children by former mar-
rlaueq+
, 1877-03-03

Specidi Dtsndteh 10 The Tribune.
arHlSarlELD, ILL.,. March 2.-tioy. Cullnm to-
day granted pardon to Dunlcl Webster anl
Moody Webster, convicted OF assault to murder
at the October term Of the tikc County Circuit
Court, and sentenced to the rcn!tcnt!ary for
ono ycar. Tho petition asking tho pardon Is
signed BY Col A. G. Matthews, jeff Orr, tho
prosecuting attorney the Hon. O.. n. Hutch,
l}uv, a. 4. Glenn, and nll the Jury who convict
el them, a,rl largo number Of other citizens.
The Governor to4iny issued proclamation
Offering 500 for the arrest OF Sam !. Crowley,
WHO Is charged with shooting anl killing David
Fcrbaugh 1T Robinson, Crawford County, o.,
Feb III
, 1877-03-03

Spteiat DaspatcA ~ III Tribune.
sRRuoRIxLp, ILL.,, March A petition in
bankruptcy was to-day iilcd by Chicago credit
orr sgaiast Edward Bseay, Of Lttchaeld.
CIxctxAArl, O., Marrh .,-Boolu q Hunt,
baukers, OF Lebanon. o., uade ~ assignment
t>day Liabilities not ftpoxssL
, 1877-03-03

db8e|0F 1H1lk7st3 10 1Na -.'~1"f'
EAST SAalSAw, Micl.., Alaryh 1.-The mtlIs Of
Iegule, Fux s. Co., at Culver Statlul, On tho
Al2ekinaw Division Ut the Michigan Ccntrul.
burned yesterday. The property destroyed enll-
sisted u shnsls mill, elrrulaF sa*.lnill, .li-
D0 feet ot lumber, aud twu 1u1 tscis!tt'ears.
Loss, t33 ,0u0
, 1877-03-03
HANGED

Aununa, N. T., hlarrh 9.-Lconaryl Howard,
alias Eaward Thomas, native of llarttorl.
Conn.,. was executed In tho County Jai! this
ahcitlcltt 10 Auburn rrtsa,l, In J,lnc, 1873.
, 1877-03-03
TUE JKxAHUHY, - -
Tie State Treasurer reports ~ follows tor the
mouth VI February:
INDIANA.
THH LEGISLATURE.

/. Sbsetai RspaaeA 10 M 17taxA
1aDlAaAsoLIs, lud., MarSh 2,-Ths Senate
to-day passed ths AldesAsuie BILL, which revolu-
ttonizes the local Government Vi the city. It
provides for one Councilman from every 600
yote1s, maklug tweuty-Qss In aaL Now theirs
, 1877-03-03

6p*cal Wtp0seh 70 3h4 3FbHNx
WATEhTowk, Wis, AlRrrh 2.--lawrcnce Ira.
cy, tho notorious caboosa.tlief, awaiting trial IN
the County Jail at Jeilctsou for several rob-
berries, efceted hIa escape lust evening. Otiltrrs
arg now Oh his track, but hs capture Ia Doubt
ful, ~ be Il y tough ctatulucr 3,ll dangerous
eharoctcr.
, 1877-03-03

btxe3W U1fpolch 70 1h* 1F1bNNe,
OSHKOSH, Wis, alarc1! ..-Iho body Of a man
named George Wclilr wha found to-day III tho
woods near this city, surrounded by flames. It
WIS aacertRiucl that Wctllr had accidentally
shot himself, the w1udtnE settling fire to Ala
clothiug. Tie body was badly burned.
, 1877-03-03

CA. NICER, e
CAN Be CURED.
All that may bs Said to the Contrary
Notwithstanding.

TIM following c<trsonlnary rire nf Canrer which
hal bern pronounced bt}pnu tu reach Ut medicine BY
ts beat itlirsl tEtit IF New EnS1u crttsln'Y nrtu
}sa, u Ehc'n ase nex da,y prs.srth!nE yEtiEI!St
tA:ahscd auI recognized ~ ell rtasscs VI peure
bc tue only reliable niuo1 lus!acF,
, 1877-03-03

LApoh1E, Iul., alaFrh ..-Ehc dwelling housc
ami. barn ownu.l by david Mrkit!Ips, about eight
miles wcst Of here. with MI tho contents, In
clu.lfug S!l3 In money, was entirely destroyed
by t[fg yesterday. t.0ss AlA,llt $39,taO. Nv In
.ururrs CAUSE Ut thu tlrp unknown.
, 1877-03-03
OBITUARY,

FLORENCE, Italy, March 2.--Joel T. Hart, III
American sculptor, died to-day.
LOUISVILLE, n.y., March a.-Joel Z. Hart,
whuse death is announced from Italy, was y
native Of Kentucky. and the people of tho State
hare for years eyiucel just pride !n lds fa'ns
u sculptor. The ssatue oE uepry Clay, Whit.
stauds la tho rvtuudx Of thu Court! aouse III
this eity, IL saiuplc Vi bis worknanship. liz
WIS tnan of trus genius, aud tIie lress has re-
nseted honor upon the ssats u Which hs was 10
worthy RQn.