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FRANCE AND 1TAf.r.
LONDON, Oct. 8.-A special from Frankfort
says: According tn trustworthy intelligence
received here. the forsresses OF the Franco
ltal'au frontier aro being hurrieily put til a
state Of defense. Fcnestscslc, Exlllcs, and
Winadis are t,eing armed with new steel and
bronze guns.
LoxDoS. Oct. s:-The tlseat Western Line
steatner Cornwall, from New York for Drittot,
Is ashore In the Avon. near Bristol.
EAKTltQCAEE At GENEVA.
GENEVA, Oct. 5.-A severe cartflEAaf,r shock
was experienced here Monday morning. Some
buildings were cracked, but the damage was
sllght.
THE INDIAN FAMINE.
CALCUTTA, Sent, oa-Tf,e dirk cloud of the
Madrus famine is At lcngth beginning to exhibit
q silver l!uitE. The news Of the LAST week is
good, and future prospects, arc hopeful.
Tlcnienus rain ha. fallen In mant of tic worst
the crops arr making Fapt1 progress. Thu nnn.
bcr during last month III t!r rclicf-canips OF the
Torn OF Madras has decreased from 14,Uoo to
5,ooo' IT, daily average 9t TIE past week was
scrting the relief works and 1urrJ!nE away to
their homes. Tue reltc!.camps up the country
are not yet th!nned n a like prolYt-
pic, who had hccn res1uced to 10 starving cot1-
uitton previous to aduiselon that considerable
time must clapsc before fhcr aEe able tu work.
There can be no reasonable tluubt tlht the tide
Of the great calamity has been turned: but vast
numbers ol those who surrtyc the actual famine
must still succuub IRON their cnfecE!ct3 cundI-
tton, the effect Of rain and cold nights. I'rrate
charity. floEeycr. is must bcncictally applied
towarils uineltu:1ting their condition.
The Vtecroy left Banralorc on Friday morn
ing, and met ca route tue Duke OF Buckingham
and ucn. Kennedy, who accompanied him to
fcllore and settled IN conference the future
r., &&.t t,urA IL
public cntry into poona yesterday. mid lcave
for slnlla to-day. All friction between the twu
Gorcrnmcnts has, apparently, been quite re-
moved, and thcy arc now acting together
alleged Important results: tnitorm triicf
wages, food fatcs uasupervlsed, relief kitchens
closed, petty local relief works stopped, aud
laree number. drafted to work OH tllc railway
The strength Of tho people Is 20 reduced that
possibly the call for hut.l work may pruve de-
ttruettvo: but the officials arc en1oticd that Gu
fecblcd persons aIe to have specal corsavfa.
,tHn md tey viii Gt"ua1y b. iatacr
At . public banquet gtrcn by the Maharnjah
Of MSsorc, the Ftccroy. Il. the course Of a
speech, said tho Angel ol Destruction was busy
IN ;hetr midst, Gut, thank tiodi not u1aeco'l'-
promised tho cot1cc.plantcrs Of Nynaad antl
Cuorg gTant OF money fur the utilization Of
the coffee districts under the Aadsaa Govern
ment
days Ua1tts<:
In Madras general rain has fallen, and aShcul.
tatsi ptepa1asons eEe % ast'ssv nIotFctSsng: Ths
not yet fallen. In Nytofe there has boen gen.
erst tan. and pFospect4 arc tn,proscd; In 1'ombaJ
sssn has bern general. but light; In ths Deecau !
seinds ihs 1i1ers srs vrfy low; tn ths Soui, Sill:
rata country the crops arc In good condition.; IN
thu Central Provinces rain II wanted; tn saugor and
sIS EkAtn ttAt tu
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#4L"V440 VQVNIEI WIZ
sp<aal DstpaseA 10 7aA tAies1ao IFtbuae,
uxs4yA LAkA, Wis, Oct. s,-The Republic.
an Convention for the Frat Assembly District
Of Walworth County convened here on satur-
day, aud nominated 4. ii. Aldrhh, oi sprung
psairte, tor thn Assembly, 70 succeed the l1oa.
Alfred Ahles- Mr. Al11ich Il . wealthy l41tasr,
natiys Of Ohio, aud settled here IN ls41. LIZ
Il we'll qualified for tho poattion.
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- his carrfage passed. lie returned tho COM.
p1fmcnt,. not at all like condemned man, willis
everybody thought n hEmrc!f p" Governments
hare no worse enemies than themselves, aud
those which commit suicide arc more numerous
than those which arc oEerthrowp.'
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sIticlDE,

ap45al D4kpat<4 70 ~ Catea9o 1ft&ss<
81. Louls, Oct. a-Yestesdsy morning about
I o'clock Charles Hoffman, formerly Of CHI
eago, committed suicide It Empos1s, Kan. BY
shooting himself through the bead with IT.
yolyes. HI has been suffering ior some ti1nn
With ~ tpcurab!e discass, alid in = moment u
temporary INSANITY took lia' liz.
, 1877-10-09

QV18NsToWn, Oct. 8.-ArFived, sfeAmahp
Bsitsnnic. from New York.
N1w YoRx, Oct. 2-ArstTed, steamer. En-
gland, from LIVERPOOL
, 1877-10-09

RICHMOND, Ind, Oct. A-Senator Mogton's
condition has agalu become alarming. He ID
unable To retain auy food IN BIZ stomach, aud
ID in consequence very much weakened. Ills
friends arc leclinX very uueasy, aud !ssr the
wont.
, 1877-10-09

F1RhAxpIxA, Fla, Oct. 8.-Hlne new ca4e& Of
yelIuw fever on Saturday. To-Day aYe new
casxa aud ono death.
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prtsonment and 5)0f. fine for Insulting fuuctsor-
arfes in hEs spccch at the opening Of tho Coun-
ell General of tho M,onc.
, 1877-10-09

LONDON, Oct. 8.-A special from Frankfort
says: According tn trustworthy intelligence
received here. the forsresses OF the Franco
ltalau fronucr aro being hurriedy put til q
state Of defense. Fcnestrcsc, Exll!es, and
Winadfs are bcing armed with new steel and
bronze gunS.
, 1877-10-09

Crochet Buttons with Claro de Ltlno
finish, Pearl and Ivory Buttons,
Brafds, Bindings, and Linings, In
excellent assortment.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-18

yesterday, and Will, with great pleasure
use all the influence may have In pro-
motng the objects he mentioned to me.
There are, without doubt, many NAL
contents In the state of Louisiana, and
much bitterness; but this bitterness is
all that is .eit 10 the people. There is
no power OF resistance left. The coun-
try is Impoverished, and the probability
Is that in two or three years there will
De an almost total transfer of landed
property. The north will own every
railroad, every steamboat, every large
mercantile establi shment and every thing
which requires capital 20 carry IL on. In
fact, Mr.. President, | consider the south
now northernized. The slave is free, and
he whole world cannot again enslave
him. And with all these facts staring
us in the face we can we'll afford to be
lenient to this last annoyance-impotent
ill-feeling.
Then. it is so hard, by any species of
legislation to correct this feeling. Mag.
nanimity is the safest and most manly
course. How hard it would be to change
| the opinions of Mr.. Wendell Phillips
and make him Vallandigham democrat
by any species OF legislation. have the
most abiding faith in the solution Of the
| question OF a restored union. IL we can
| only wait and trust to a little time and
! the working OF natural causes.
have the honor to be. sir. very res
| pectfully, your nhedient servant
| P. II. SHERIDAN,
| Major General.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-18

TIE "coupy central committee OF
the Independent party" OF Jackson coun-
ty has issued an address to the people Of
the county calling upon the anti-mono-
poly, Greenbaek men to organize for an
Independent Greenback meeting TO be
held in Murphysboro on the 10th OF
Nav next. The committee
state the demands of the party to be,
erst, for the repeal Of the resumption
sc; second, the reissue Of all the green
backs destroyed to make the amour
what it was before any were destroyed
(400, 900 600; third, fund the nationa
debt Is early as practicable into one
series, with an interest al 3:S5 per cent
principal and interest payable in lega
money Of the United States; fourth
withdraw the national bank notes, con
gress making the legal tender the onl!
paper currency, aud, fifth, collect al
incomes OF the government in legal ten
DER notes, and pay sll debts, not other
wise promised. in the same currency.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-18
LIST OF PArENTs IssrsD

To inventors Of Illinois for the week
april 10. 1877. Furnished this paper by
Cox q Cox, solicitors of patents, Wash.
ington, d. c.:
L. Bradley, lightning rod coupling,
Chicago; F. Braymer, tobacco pail
cover. Chicago; B. Fress, watch roller
abstractors. Chicago; NJ. Latin, COM
position for lining barrels, Chicago /; NJ.
Lohin and S. Elliott, matchmaking
ores, Chicago; =. Palm and j. Fitz-
gersl, railroad joints, Cerro G0rdo
4. Bogardus, spherical glass targets,
Elkhart; j. Curren. lumber trier, Chi
oago; Z. Decker. three horse equalizers,
Rock Bridge &C. Libby, congress CATERS,
Chicago; w. Markham, fence post,
Bethel; !. Pennycook, collapsable cores
for casting metallic pipes, Chicago ".
Powell, piles for nail plates, Rellville t;
w. Sherer, show case, Chicago r. Van
Fps, wire fabrics, Peoria.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-18
LIPPlNC0TT,s MAGAZINE.

Lippincotts Magazine for May is an
unusually varied number. OF the Illus.
trsted articles, "Down the Rhine" the
first OF Q series by Lady Blanche Muir.
ply, is noticeable both tor the exquisite
enRravings and its agreeable sketches OF
famous old towns, romantic scenery, and
the quaint costumes and primi-
tive habits Of the Alsatian peas.
antry. "Parisian Club-Life" is described
At length by C. II. Harding, while
Channcey Hickox discusses briefly some
OF Schliemann's discoveries, and gives
the welcome intelligence that the great
explorer s.about to revisit America. Wal
Ter Mitchell writes musingly and criti-
s sa Of "RWias and Burlal.Places. +"
quantity Of theatrical gossip and
anecdotes relative TO the subject of
Damned Plays" OF stories, In addi-
ton to q long instsllment of 1.-THE Mar
quis CT Lossie, which has now reached a
crisis, We have 1.-The Abbess OF Ischia, ~
by Robert A. Mcleod. which has q
traEical Interest; humorou, love story,
called "A Superfluity of Nsught,.
ness" by Edward Bellsmy; and
"A Queen Of Burlesque," which is both
odd and pathetic, and is evidently drawn
from real life. There are poems BY Emma
Lazarus, Mary b. Dodge, and other
writer's, and the Monthly Gossip con.
tains number OF short papers on ''Bul.
gar,an Rose-Harvests," "Selling q
House." and other miscellaneous topics.
The contents are ofa thoroughly pop.
alar aud attractive character.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-18
DeVens and Aflns.

u from the Boston Globe, April IL J
LYDIA Maria Child, in reply TO a note
OF inquiry regarding General Devens'
oner 10 purchase The freedom OF the
slave Thomas Sims, writes q modest let
ter, giving the bottom facts" She
says that just before the breaking out OF
the war she saw letter from Sims, in
which he expressed Encouragement AZ
ever receiving his freedom as his mas.
ter asked 81 800 FOR him. and having
once been sent back from the North he
had no heart to try again TO e.-
cape. Being touched by the letter she
resolved that those who returned him to
bondage should buy his freedom, and 70
she set about raising subscriptions.
John p. Bigelow, Of this city, who was
mayor at the time OF the rendition Of
Sims, sent her, in response to her appeal,
q check tor $500; she wrote 10 Others,
with varlng success, when she was unex-
pectedly stopped by the following letter
from Devens:
MRS. CHILD: see by the papers that
you are trying TO raise money tor the re-
demption OF Thomas Sims. Please re-
turn to the donors whatever sums you
may have received, as wish to give the
entire sum myself. You will oblige me
by giving no publicity 70 this request.
Yours respectfully,
CHARLES K. DEyENs.
| Thinking" says Mrs. Child, THAT he
night not be aware how large was the
| SUN required, informed him that Sims
belng an Intelligent mechanic WAS so
valuable TO his master that he wcuIu uvl
sell him for less than 81 500. Mr.. Devens
replied by an order to draw upon him
tor the money, and / Immediately re-
iurned me fars donatior = h.d saooivod
from others. | then consulted
with Francis Jackson concerning safe ar
rangement for depositing the money,
subject to the order of the master when
ever Sims should make his appearance
IN session. Before these arrangements
| were completed the Sumter gun was
| nred, and negotiotions with the master
Ia Georgia become well.nigh impossible.
Meanwhiie Thomas Sims took
refuge In a camp OF the
united States, and | wrote to Mr..
Devens that the money he had so
generously offered was no longer need.
ed." Mrs. Child concludes: 81 am not
PERSONAL y acquainted with General De.
vehs, out ever since the reception OF that
ietter have held him In high esteem
FOR his noble effort TO make PREPARATION
LOT the wrong he did, and also for his
patriotism and sense OF Justice during
me war, l respect General Deveps.6
Aad so do all who know him.
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carefully ascertained previous 10: W
tine Of the experiment. Watches ware
regulated and set together exactly. and
the experimenters made observations In
dependent of each other. The result Of
thu average Of twenty experiments Is
that the time required by iron balls
weighing nine ounces to pass
through the distance Of 265 feet. is 4.75
seconds. Tested by the law of ply sics.
this result should be 4.o5 seconds.
The second experiment was COM
parson between two iron balls in
ratio Of / to ~ nearly, by weight.
The general conclusion Of all OBJ
servers Of this experiment, which was
tried repeatedly, IL that the heavier
passed through the floor slightly in ad.
vance Of the latter one in each case. The
heavy ball was dropped to the east
OF vertical line and the light ball to
the west OF it.
The third experiment was a compari.
son between tall of wood and a ball OF
iron. having approximately the same
sire. These were dropped At the same
instant. The result Is that the irt>'
ball passed through the floor peel!
second before the ball Of "oea
reached ii.
From these experiments ii VAS eone'u-
ded:
First-Thst in applviig the laws OF
physics relative to h lies @iiing freely
under the force { gravity alone. the re-
sn,,s o,,s;nad the Atwood machine
,,,s, 10 mn .Ifie,i by an allowance for
-. zee OF the medium through
vb,ch sc body falls.
6. Jnd-That the opinion that bodies
- ne same material and density, but Of
,nerent weights, tail through equal dis
noes in equal times, is by no means
Third-That fer bodies Of different
laterials and density, but OF the same
re, the time is in favor of the denser
distance.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-18

SENATOR BAYARp is the frs, Democrat
lie member Of tho ELECTORAL commission
10 call on the President. He informed
Hayes, In the course Of a long and inter
esting conversation, that his vote and his
inaaenoe should be given in sarper' Of
every measure that lie would have sup
ported in Mr.. Tilien had be been placed
In tbe presidential chair.
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THE LAWS OF sRAyITY.

VI saturday last At Springfield some
Interesting experiments were made n
test the Galileon theory OF the laws q,
SrsSny. The experiments were mad.
nom the dome of the ,ts,s
capitol by Professors On,
soo Soith. The sepers.e tesla ver.
wsds ~ follows, - described Wv . ,oos,
ebssgvsr:
l. Twenty balis Of the ssme size and
oster,1 were successfully droppe1
tArsugh . distance Of two hundreu
epd sslxty-0ve fest. The distance VA,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-18

The New Orleans Times says the south
does not want Randall for speaker, be.
cause he has persistently opposed g.
Southern measure of internal impr~ e
ments since he has been in congrp'' IL
does not want Cox, because 700
little and too funny; Morri~n, II De-
Ieves, is not running II hinsen'
but for Randall, rat il VIII
accept Sayler, because aside from nav
in his financial views ne is an unexcep-
tionable candidate
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GEN. SHERIDAN.
What He ThsaYht iu 1898

!he atlanta Consultation publishes the
following letter. written by Gen. Sheri.
dan In 1855. The Consultation says II has
never been published before:
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION OF
Inx GULF. NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 20.
lS6o.-His Exoellency Andrew JOHNSON
rresident Of the United States M Dsay
Sw: saw Mr.. Hendricks day bsfor,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-18

An intimation by the st. Louis coroner
that he wss considering q proposition to
hold the inquest upon the victims Of the
Southern hotel fire in secret. has been
received with such indignation in that
city that the idea viii doubtless
be abandoned.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-18

TIE social critics in Washington have
discovered that Mrs. Hayes Is too good
for the Presidents wife, and they proph.
cay that society will be dull and hun.
drum under her influence.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-18
OH BULLETIN.

Miss Ana DrcxExsoS has closed her
snsaeemsnt with the Eagle theatre, New
York, owing to ::dissatisfaction with the
engagement, ana will not appear again
On the siags until next season.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-18

The pumoer Tor january ceZ ins the lln e
teenth volume OF the Msgsxine and while
its past record will, il is hoped, be deemed
3 sufficient guarantee OF future excellence
no efforts viii be spared to diversity its al.
fractions and TO provide an increased sup
ply Of
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-18

TIE colored people Of Richmond, Viz
ginia, have petitioned Hayes to retain
Miss van Lew in the postoffice Of that
city.
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Anlus,n,tuts.
AMust0lfnts.
,CnEINrE rxHiBITION

i MAIN UtIiDiNG.
CENTENNIAL GROl NDS
viii be open al after My ~ V77, with well class
nci arrangement Of exhibits. lsrln,c as to facilitate
tho alyanin.cou. Inspection ead study Of them.
Giiss ANp cEhANics.
ARTISTIC FURNITURE
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES
MANU- Acit fiNG PROCESSES
and CHEMICAL PRODUCTS
EDCtAI1ONAL APPLIANCES.
IIilLuSOrHiCN Al APPARATUS.
ENGINEERING MODELS
and innnnerahic articles showing the
FINE AND INDTSIRtNL ARTS
THE DECORATIVE AND THE tShfUfA
IN n few words. TWENTY AtEES uf -,li cied natural
or Industrial roucis, representing the shi.d achieve
XII. pARrs or TIE WORLD
\ Grand NJ -it STAND occupying the north emil N
the main trans. ~ ha, seats tor chorus Oh twenty five
hundred persons and u.s " er,nSlcr
will be- given AFTERNOONS and EVENINGS The
WASHINGTON Ar YORKTOWN
Is shown without Ntid charrci also" hichNe mbleau OF
rECltRArirS or INDEPENDENCE
TIE rhicU DF ADMISSION r. 10 GENTS
The visitor ma. without extra CHARGE visit the coec
ton o the
AND SCHOOL OF INDUsTntAL ART.
NrvoniNL u,ln.
also. Horticultural HAN and tur botanical Garden. ro
iuraut without tulcr iHyiu- at So the icrmteItI Us
.iraiic convenience. have been provided in the
wHs VI li.n- L. n.il .-ft Rooms. lnI' g. nu'"t.
and Unn. k1l,d in tne pONaI tlrutn Fuhie Comfort
lit best place ton EAculsIun Faiu.s to Dc lOnni an
D rORREY.
AGENT
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tdlantsN-- FtmaIts.
UPTOWN ADvERrIsEns

Nav leave incr fnvors for TIM SrS at the only author
iytd uf. town adv cr'i,emcut Offices =.
f,3.sS broadway. ,uriler Ui iltt u w VI
3Ns Nc.t Esd IT, 0ppo.itr Grand ulrra House, an sOO
~ aV coiucr ui i7ili Il until L VI
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I>MAN IINE.-NAu srf Nig~
i FOR ~ .N-fONN NNp i1NtEpOni.
CITY or ~ HNpND SATURDAY May 30. lu, 4
cry Of BERLIN ......... ShiuiliN. iunr e. = 4 VI.
CRY or CHESTER ......... .Saturits JuuU %. l.. NJ
From Pier -. Nurth river.
CABIN So AMI -iNl gold Return tickets on favorable
terms STEERAGE -. currency Drafts at lowest rates
SALOONS. state Rooms. smoking AMI hath Rooms anil-
ships 5000
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NCISOH LINE. NiL STEAMERS
\ SAIL .f.I.t -NI. INfN
~ GLASGOW l0Np1' DENN un lvrrroOt.
lN1IliNI.f'fNri fN' .l -.
10 LONuuN ui'r,r. At s'Nt IHNll-
INIlN Ai .ENt sol. $40 ..uAi
COMPANY S DIilNI. Z BOWLING. ,,tl.i
UlNNEl'-pN Hi.l~ N.rnf.
(,TNTwtL TWANsNTIANri, snI-
~ FA.t lNt -f'tiiIN fI rtIIf fiIf Dot Nff New
l0fe nll iiste. r,lliD- 40 l'4 .. N.Dat hrtt .r
Wr tniutui ft.,'l ..r. Ni'l san iun lIef o.. Il o..
,ftrt Ntuut -Iaf. Goo lO.Iu .fh
t.tN ApA f.Nf-,ii N,lu0 slAv. My %. . NJ.
l.ivs Hf iu-.t-, LrlHiif iWtd
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I 90 .rl.t.l' Ni SHERIDAN SHOOK
Munger W. 4 ". FAiNiE
EVERY EVENING ut - >N1i NDNN MAriNEE AZ 1 .lI.
the splendid drama iu three acts aul twelve sc,ncs. by
uly LATE Andrew ituitv. 'uut,l >MIkE.
10 the f'ifr~ fAtiu uf tbs play the following artists
are cmpiuNed Mrs-rs j u Stoilart. John fnr~elc. "
J l"NnNnc. b"urec EHEliacr. tha- A. stevenson. ".
l. hin. we'll John carroll fl.nr Moore sander Thuinf-
sou amt Hurhr W. NlrD Milkiu. Nis- Il. 'u Heron.
N.- Nat" tifali. Nfs- E'NtIh Norwood. MI, Louise
NJ
, 1877-10-03
CANADIAN NEWS.

6ptcfGl {fsDdtcA 10 7h4 Ga{c119 7fttHns.
MONTREAL, Oct. 2.-Thc names Of the parties,
20 far a. kuow1,, who operated successfully or
tho bai,l;s here, aro Detorl ana McAlltstcr. The
former opened an account at tho Union Bank
with s4o0, and subsequently passed In raised
draft from Quebec tor &5,0O0 TO lta credit fle
then checked out the money. The dratt turncd
out to be raised from. $e5. ltcAllIster victtn.-
izc,l tls Union Bank in d similar manner with d
draft Oh the Bank Of Montreal. The drafts
were obtained In Quebec.
At Lust tho City Council have decided not to
pay the volunteers for their services at Hack
ctts funeral. Tho debate in the Council was
long and acrimonious Tho division was strict
" party one. Fourteen Catholics, French
Canadians and Irish, voted aEalnst, md ten
Protestants for, the motion.
Hoectat IHsAatct to IAS CAtto1a Tsttuas.
ST. Jona, N. H., Oct. a.-The 6tadacona In
surance Culnpany finished settling its clalus TO.
day. Only t3,U0 yet rema!u to pay over, and
this sum Belongs tu contested cases.
To ths trfst<r1t Asioe&atkd pfsss.
TORONTO, Ont, OFT. T. 2.-Brydon's saw.mtll at
Qraycnhurst burned to-day. Loss, go, ,0U.
, 1877-10-03

The MONDAY praycr-mecting to-doy wilt bo
conducted by Charles Chsppell. Subject:
.BalyatIon."
Tho Kansas Colony Committee will report At
7:30 o'clock this evening in tue lccturerootu Of
tho First II. E. Church.
The Flower Mftsslon continues to meet every
"Wednesday Ut 65 Washington street. Contribu-
tions thankfully rceetvcd.
Master Weary, the boy soprano, s1ll sing for
tho last tfHle al All tnprnhaptu testimonial bo-
tween l4:W aud O'Clock Llia afternoon 1t Her
sLcy Hall.
Thu Chicago Academy Of Homeopathic Ply
Sielaus will meet at tho fremont tomorrow
evening at i o'clock. Discussion upon tho prcs-
cns tendencies Of disease.
All members Of tho Hannibal Guards are re-
questeA 70 meet u thetr armory Ut o'c:oek
sharp this evening, III fatigue dress. Business
u v.t4 Importance " to ~ transacted.
Deacon Willard will give Niblc realing this
evening In the First baptist Church, corner VI
south Park avenue and Thlsty-sisst street.
Subject: nE1enisnts aud Evidences Of the
Christian Hope"
nt theIt nrlnury, hos. l9s and lH Fast Hash-
tngton street, this evening at I O'clock sharp,
tn full fatigue dress, All uguhers are espe-
c4alIy requested to b. present.
The regular w!nteE scs.!oa Ut tue Cbica9o
Homeopathic College, corner Of Michigan ave-
pue and Van BuEcn street, will be opened this
cred ~ she Rsv. RobeEt coliyss. Ms. nsnry
Bttcna, and Prof. John ". stEeeter, 81. D. rhs
public Il invited Medical lectures commence
1t o'clock Tuesdar tnosnlng.
One Of the most important bustness sessions
Of the Social Sgicnec Congress- will held Ut
o'clock Thursday morning. All pessoas dcsz-
, 1877-10-03
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho County Collector yesterday commenced
LIZ ss4e - us''''4's"' p''Ps''' a. '"o ''o'"'
DIVISION
Tho urand Jury for October will bo !mpaf,-
clel Mon,lay. Among tho conntnints To como
before It IS o'e aea'nst pteh.,heh. claEK street
Collection Agency, which, II tho storJ bo true,
has failed to turn over It's collections.
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