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, 1877-03-20

1871, would probably have voted tAy gan,o
way.
The restriction upon the use Of tho army
proposed by tho Republicans In 1856 aud
that proposed by thu Deinocrata iu 1877
were, as legal propositions, iaentlcally tho
aalno' thing. Parties havo changed. Cir
cumssances have changed. Mon havo changed,
The proposition OF tile Republicans in 1856
was revolutionary. II WAS aa attempt 10 take
from the President powers granted him by
tho Constitution. 1t was intended 10 pro.
hibit the execution Of the laws. Tho sa,ne
proposition, mndo by tho Democrats iu 1877,
though II related to another State md
covered ether circumstances, waa equally
revolutionary, aud was intended to deprive
the President Of hls constitutional powers,
aud to prohibit him executing tho laws, The
Democratic proposition was not redeemed,
nor was its Illegally extenuated, because II
was copied substantially from that Of 1856, It
was an attempt to Justify gross aud glaring
usurpation OIL tle ground that twenty Year,
ago the House had attempted the same thing,
1n both instances the extreme partisanslip
led tho House to persist in dofeating the
Appropriation bill, and In both instances it
compelled special session Of Congress.
Praaident P1EacK, upon tho failu1e of tho
Army blu III 1856, Issued proclamation
couTeuing Congress in special session. At
this session tho excitement and lntenaity Of
feeling which Ind prevailed was somewhat
abated, and, though Presidential election
WOa Dcudinp Tho Rop,1fieora yiatJo.a ,,d
, 1877-10-19
SILVER.

Tho lltg-ucndcd Talk Of tho Clandestsnc
Silver Demoncttzors-sonc "Magnlflcont"
1'o.lannppery.
NEW YoAx, Oct. i5.-Thn Trstnant prints cx-
tracts Of tho Silver Commissions report, and
comments as follows; "ReatlinG tho majority
report OF tho Btycr Commission Ia like looking
ut objects through an Astronomers tclcscopo-
|. gives view OF things upside down. The
commercial panics and industrial distfcsscs
throughout tho world sinco 1873 arc traced, In
this report, to = decrease Of metallic supplies
from n,tnts, md consequently decrcasc Of
metallic money relatively to population and
commerce. With such 'baets OF
argument, 1t Is QuItc natural to In
slst on tho romonttization Of s!lver.
We arc gravcIy informed that resumption Of
specie payments IA impossible while gold Is tho
Standard but that Gruat disaster nnl losa must
follow on fru,ticss attempt TO resume, where.
M, on the contrary, numerous and plcnttflil
blessings will pour Into out laps II Btrcr ls ru.
monctlzct. 4 dreamy consciousness that facts
IA generally accrpted do not BOAR out theF NJ
sun, p.ions seems to hnvc loatcI ae.oBs minds
Ut tho Commission, aud m opinion II vcnturcd
that the total quantltleA Of guild in tho Western
| Wurl& arc much exaggerated In tho average
estimates Of statiaticiahs- Il IL evident thnt
entire new sets Of facts and figures will have Il
10 created u n tho finances OF the world iE
general before taking steps 10 usler In ths
| silver Millennium"
, 1877-10-19
The TANNERS.

Nnw YonK, Oct. 18.-An interesting session
OF tue National Hide and Leather Dealers Con.
vention was held to-day, john ftshoark' 0,
indianapolis, read q paper on tho "Taslaihs VI
Calfskins," which elected Intelligent discussion
by ]. F. Mooaey, Ut Louisville; George ":
Allen, Of Milwaukee: and benjamin arl.ane' o.
Kansas. II was resolved that scrrcsafT Esat's
bs requested 10 order consu's 70 iorwafd t. tne
0ogcInmsnt al ttati4sles 1sxasdaE ~ !, 'eaI"Es
Mooney, Of Louisville, Is gotqf{to taa Pafs ~,
hiht,ion, and was toluH.issttsd 70 opea. =
bureau as Paris, 20 that MI par9qns lntetss!s"
In the leather trade, who vtslt taic -E1hibt,,".
mar 10 supplied With infos!aat! anJ ~ ~. ssas
tho leather interests III Alnefiea Wll' ha's
proper Representation st the Exhibition: ~,
Foreign aud uouest!e hides WIS then aas.
cussed. Mr. Allen, Of milwaukee,, maic W W.
dreas on the National bankrupt laws hnu ".
fered resolutions that tho c1iatf1g baskrnp.
Law was unjust tn oll its esssutiaa features; ;;
that tbs Convention WAS In favor q sti's'. t.t
and uniform Bankrupt law, reasonable ana 1as'
III itt UEuYis!ouA. Adopted.
, 1877-10-19

Amount OF tho Fund Now Ia IIand-Mr,
Hothern's Efforts,
Spsaai lkspatcA TO TAs CIe.s9o Tsfbkas.
NAw YoRK, Oct 1A-A meeting OF the Ed
win Adams Benefit Committee WIS held today,
Mr.. Bothern In the elair. Tho publication OF
tho complete returns Is delayed until The arrival
Of official figures from Plttsburg, Buffalo, md
Albany. Tho total amount now In hand u
sa,h53. This Will bs increased to $o,So0 when
tue money from the aoove-named sities IL Ec-
cctyed. Mr. sothesu tntends giving additional
matinee performances iu Philadelphia and Bos.
ton during tho next two weeks. We will leave
this city with ht4 cntire troupe for Philadelphia
Wedneslay morning next, rive performances
OF Inc 'tLr.ashe.} TTagedian " at IL O'clock, aud
return hero 10 play LII thy evening. Tho lot!ow-
lug Wednesday he Will ave . performance ut 10
o'clock 4, N. III Boston, To accomplish tl!s
the company will takr a special tEaIn after the
perfu11uanrn At tbs Pa1k Theatre Tuesday nighs.
They Will 60 in their coatulucs, and, utter pIay-
ing 1t the Hub, will rctuta BY ths e1press that
Feacllus this city at 7:45 o'clock On Wednesday
utxtt, II Is expected tbat VII additional *2,U0
will In realized by thls undertaking. Mcssss. J.
II. Mcficksr, of Chicago, and W. u. Fargo, OF
Buffalo, hare been asked 10 accept the Office OF
Trustees ot the lund, and To luveat 1t for tho
benefit Gf MIS-. Adams.
, 1877-10-19
GRANT AND SUMNER.

a Pla,n.spoken Han Oats After Gen. 0rant.
8psetai D,spaicA 10 tn cntea9o 7r4oWns.
Dosros, Mass. Oct. 18.-Wcndclt Phillips, In
lecturu at Newton tonight, took up tho
cudgcls In bchalf OF Sumner, and claimed that
Grant wns drunk when he had tho conversation
with Sumner IN which lie charged tho Senator
will, lying. lie cu1ngtzctl Sumner, Of COURSE
anil gayo tho following account Of the affair:
"susnner received FROM tlle hands Of Grant tho
treaty Of sau Domingo, and, nftcr examining It
for one day, returned It to Grant aud urged 4
reconsideration OF tho action Of the Atlmfnstra.
ton. Grant listened IN AulIcn &,Ecnce. A
gentleman who Wns prcsnnt, who
lns hecn In Washington for forty
yeurs, au.l who eamo AWAY with Sumner, said,
IL they cama down tia stairs 1T ths Executive
staustons sWhnt Ia tho matter With Grant !
DO you think he understands ynnt' shoult!
think he might repEte.l buMner. No, he does
not was tho response. lilo 10 In no state ia
umfcBtan1 an7tllug.' II Grant never hcart,'
continued Phillips, u that Summer took back The
courteous plctlgn that he trusted 10 huve tht
pleasure Of supporting the Administration IN
CAUSE tbs brain refused to perform IT, office
lIu ts no Judge OF the veracitv Oh tho Senate,
from MRasachusetts,h
, 1877-10-19
SUICIDE.


Peculiar ana lhtresaan2 c'rcu"st"nces
Wh'e', Lea to the neash OF LaAS IN Now
York Guy.
lSntctai M<rotch I" 7as cAtcado Tribune.
New YoUK, Oct 18.-YcstcEtiay afternoon
toatfnan on Tho ccntral Park Lako found tho
80. ~ ,vt,,,,.,, n,,,,in, Il, ~. w,t.v
ootY ~ " "o"'a., noA'1 wv ""ss''
Tho facn WIS rvAnca aud tho dress Wa9
OF heavy black silk, while jcwclry and
nther articles bctokcurJ wealth, Such q
r,.,ovu-v Il, I'm, ,f t,,c mnst f,nuentct, narts
uneos'J ~ 49, =. s ,a..a.s..' ..,, s..., p
OF ING Pa1kuEe" HI !nii'ts'se eso~u' a'tu eteate"
much excitement Tho bosly WINS taken TO tho
sforsuc, where tonight 1t was recognized by
r,onna n 1rrnv. u,anancr of Tho Cnlwell Leail
t,.'.'..s.' ~ H., ~ fl, .ytfo H.. o,ov
Co'npahs' 10 s's' '. ..e "'. n 'p'' Aau''
.sanghteT pt hteta"t .. Clark, = wealthy
resident OF Fifth avenue, had for
some timo suffered great meutal dcurcsstou,
ns..,u,. .r,,rn ,,.i,cs t,i,,,itcs vh,ct rs.,.,t,
at1alaR lso.'' ous.ae's u.'.."'s. "Nea .eea1+
ed, without quarrel, III the temporary eopaFa-
ton u herself and children from Mr.. Leroy.
| Tlg latter, after many years Of success In tho
had Ins,ncss. brcan 10 mcot With ro-
.osa 9I. '... 4a. atI h',rx.,..,, .o,.n eono ~
! Sc1scs 1aa' 1est' a"a "o4so"'u so'Ie v"ov'oUe
! OF ls fatlicr-tn'l4w with Whicl! 70 ttdo through
ths tual times. Nv continued 10 fse ~ hta
handsome house, bnt fcuaced uomsstE EXPENSE,
10 tl'o dtseoiiltott. u apfcaEs, o. als WIG abu
thrco daughters, Who, after 4lelf return tsoih
| Au'ainefsn4 ~ taS eouA:ty> yastdeu 70 tho
, 1877-10-19

TntrsseA 10 St.. Ln~ks Hso6t- nentoesas.
JEFFERSON, Tex. Oct, 17.-Last night f,tty
wcll-artned aud disguised men rode silently into
Jefferson and quietly proceeded to the jail,
which they suecasdcd, without much trouble, In
cutcring. Within its wulls were jim johnson,
tho negro who 10 accused OF having murdered
Frank Jennings, tl1e ,ua!l.rldor, and Abc Iotls-
child, the WEALTHY young JGw ot CinclnDatl,
WHO 10 hrutally murdered hls mistress, Miss
Moure, alias "biamontl Desa!e," )" and Is moving
heaven and earth, BY the all Of his fathers
money, 70 escape the just pcnaity Of his
ertae. After johnson bad Gccn SECURED
by tho sMltys, t!.eis leader. Who WnA
evidently man Of culture anil great authur-
tty, addressed Hothschlld 10 cold anil fortual
tones. liz informed the prisoner tl,st In hls
case they Intended to let the law takolts conrgc,
hut II 1t wRs shown by the evidence at the trfal
that tllero was any likelihood ot tho ends Ut
justice being thwArtcl they intended to take
hul out and hang him ltko tiog. Rnthsclllld,
Mi,u, 1t will liz remembered, attempted sutcdd0
Just previous to hls aFreat, exhibited tho nlost
abjoct lear ut ths prospect Of death at tho hanta
Of tue tuot. lie pleaded piteously for his life,
crying bitterly, und was not Nvlcstetl. After
the warming an order was given by the leader,
aud Iii tnen quietly il!ed cut Vi the JAIL taking
Johnson with tllrin. lla was undoubtedly
lynvhe4, but 1is body has not yet been found
nor has any Glow - to the Identity OF any of The
raiders been obtained.
, 1877-10-19
SECRET SOCIETIES.

Sotrtat Msea3eA,t N TAS fAicaaa Iy1aMNs.
sPaIsoFlxLp, ILL.,, Oct. la-Ths Grand Lodge
OF Knights VI Pythlaa Ut Its session to-day
elected aud installed tbs following officers fot
tho ensuing year: Grand Chancellor. z. q.
Race, Chicago; utand VGe-ChAneelloE, W. A.
SchInitt. Quincy; Grand Master of tho En-
cheauer, J. +. Roper Spfingael1 Gtanl Keeper
ot Rccords and seals, II. Z. Caldwell, ot th!ra.
go; supreme Representative. ). J: Wi!ictt. OF
slxi.xdsld; GrAna iunrt Oua1d. q. {. Ridge
way, Dlnry; Outer Guard, ". t. ArCostnick.
Quincy afaster alarms. Z: W. pesrigo, G2lena:
kE0kuk, Ia, ,Des. ia--The Grald l.od-e of
, 1877-10-19

2ENc3HE lhstAEth "a IkE ChatIt9d 7v7tENRt
LINCOLN, Ecb., Oct 1s.-SeverM prisoners
recently discharged from the pcusteutlary here,
who were convicts here at tho time Of tho kill
Ing OF McWascrs, two years ago, charge that
the killing was dclibesatG+ unprovokca mur-
der, planned by the officers bceauhe McWatcrs
waa desperate and bis death would Gverawa
the other prisoners. 4 n,oydment II nav on
ftH,t looking to a complete investigation Of tho
matter. Warden Wytnan resigned como weeks
ngo, but his resignation fas not yet bccn accept
cd, aud Lc still holds ills position.
, 1877-10-19

Xpscsa! nspdtrA to The Casc4ga 7t1auEt
1kp1ANAroLls, Oct, 18+-Detcctiyes Wappcn"
stein and Page to-day sued +. 4. Fletcher for
5000 sEwatl for the arrest Of So,thgatc, cun.
vtcted of the robbery Of ths Indiana National
Bank OF 81, ,0D lust spring.
Dt. ]. r. Slruug. physician Of the House ns
Refuge, waa Indicted fur grand larceny and re-
cesiug sto!en go.x!2 to-day. l!e received u, 100
lrum Two men who werc implicated In rob-
berry, and tlr cAargu IL ma4lp that ha knew tue
tuoney xas stulen. Ilu kept II ios some titne
I Thfre pa.lsss giving a'rtitioul nxlnea we're AT
rcatcl tur having OIL their pcraous SN, 1tulen
railroad ssckcts troH! ths Springfield ana
HoopestoI, ILL.,, ticket otlleet. They Lal sold
eome to ttcket-scalpea hero, but they were re-
! deemed,
, 1877-10-19
Joyce AHEAD.

ST. LOUIS, Oct l8.-Ihu caso pending In tbs
United States District Court here against John
A. Joyce, being ~ Indictment against hin, foe
couapirscy to deiraud the Government IN con-
neetlon with the 'slical distilia,tup VI whiakJ,
was decided to-day bs Judge Treat. Joyce en-
lux iIis cuusietiou l,r 1hr same oiten.o IN the
Western District VI the state WAS bar to
further action BY tie uovernHeut. District
Attorney Bliss aeu!urEe1 " tlls, aud to-day
Judge Treat oveEruled the demurrer ano d.
gilc1 tho ease III tho sasao mauuer ~ the &ctiona
a:siust Mekee Hs,A AxI)en2la wGta lta4oae4 af.
, 1877-10-19

Illinois, Missouri. Kansas, md Nebraska, xss
IN session Mt Augusta. ILL.,. yesterday md To-
resented. The following t;ranl t'lltcers were
elected far the ensuing year: President, RI. II.
hanson, kafekla, Mo-; Flrc-rrc,idrnt. 4. w.
Turk, Denmark, In: scctetery, {. ". tiray.
sw s kokS Was ;" .eee;e ~ ba asn ras.
for holding thu next annual meeting. Tia
Urt1cr now numbers over 4,o0D III tho States
nnmctt. The object Of tho Association ia to
hunt dnwn 'orsc.thscves anil bring tlrtn 10 pun.
authorities. -
, 1877-10-19
THE CONGREGA
BBcosp paris szssloS or TuH NATIONAL couN.

Cu~
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 1S.-Tho second days
session OF tue Tscnntal Congregational Council
upenel with devotional exercises.
On motion the Council passed vote Of thanks
to tue ltcv. Dr Eddy Tor hEs sermon Inst eYcn-
Ing, md requested COPY for publication In tho
minutes.
Tho business and Nominating Committees
brought forward minor business referring tode-
tails Of matters coming before ths Council, the
lie reports Of various socictcs. That
Vt tho Congregational Unlon was presented
by Au,.a Ab9ott of bostSn, t.as de!esate d., aa,,
cattoaal Society, By the Nev. l. n. Tarbon, see-
rotary q the bocluty; Of the American Mis-
Society th$ $nss sse,;Fy s ei,s hsv; ;t ~
n sjosa' Il NV soV:s x u u tic ssa ..ioa4ry
Society, by the Rev. +. X. Alden, b. D., Of Bos-
ton, Ill of which wcre referred 10 Special Com-
pr,tctt WIS received trom tho New Jersey
| Conferences a&fnlnat tho stated mcotiu91 Of tho
| council ~ 4 subycrslon Ut C0ngreg0ti0naJisn,
and expressing the belief that such councils
should tu called only VI! Invitation oi state Az
Tbs Business Committee presented : rcsolu-
| tion expressing regret that the facta show ehat
~ many OF the churches arc supplied bJ pastors
not formally tnstailed aud urgently rss9nmsnd,
referred to 4 special committee:
afternoon. ..... -.
VARIOUS representatives OF corrcapoutiux bodies,
a paper was .read by tbs Rev. Dr: Dexter, OF
Boston, on g Unsettled lastoss and rastoslcss
Churches; How to Get Them Togethcr."
tlonal Church IN thu eseulng listened to thu
read!ug Of three papcts, unc bY Ur. tioodcll, u
ii. Louis, on 'Woaan's Work II ths Churches, y
, 1877-10-19

llahcas corpus, wh!h was heard before
the Cirrutt fudge there, nnl tl,c tncn wcrc M u
the net nf ienvtny tl,c tD"Tt t-fs"s." ~Mt ~ nttl
tcr will. It,>sc uf men nrtis's! tf' #. Esn,
cyeyr, antf arrested ttr twu 'in:n ~ r.e,"n
snWrtlsresa aml hogsc-thieyee. Y npptnrs thAt
Mcdowell nfp1 Court killed n1nn
ncar II. t}cncylcve last "Wednesday. nn'l steal-
Ing the three lorecs found III their posectsion
frnm the murdered man, fed. The prisoners
, 1877-10-19

It seems tthc t.omc savlngs- Hank Trans
acted Its tu,xIlcss enltrcly through the liosno
Eatiul4ul, used ity Office mud safes. klla VIVA
tieIosltor in thu National Us toug Is It haa
luI,d4.
TITO sidewalk ln front OF tue bank hna been
occupied t,y small crowds Ut lluurneFa afl DAY,
aud j atcutly rssA Inns been kept up On tho Na-
tiona1. The Acting Cashier, however. sAys that
Tic Naslonli will null through oil right.
Alr. Davidson WA Il member Dt thu Congfe9a-
t!U,lAi Church. and took an active part III To-
jigfpus n,atters. About u year etnco he COM
1ncllte4 To turn his attant!un tO politics, ana bs,-
cR1ne quits prominent Us manager. y lev
weeks since tu pushed tue candidacy III Ills
Cashlcr-W. II. litnixr--f0r County Treasurer
With tuuch zeal, And wns defeated ~ ONLY onn
vote ID tl,e Convention. llu ~ pushing, en-
tvrt,risn9 nun, with strunsly+}eycinped facul-
" ii eontrulli,ig ali affairs With wbtrh ho be-
zane connected
The following waauhan0ea to THn TRIBUNE
reportcr this AFTERNOON:
~ the UspotltVrs In IN SArfaqs Dtparffh<nt oJ
| The Hume Aunk: The excitement And anss.lncss
eaussI ey lhs recent savings bank failures ~ ~.
lnuis and Chicago hatLns already reduesd tue
aspu1lis III the savings department 81 tho Home
| Uank Stout 1ns. .tuurlh, md. noticee having poem
| given Tor the withdrawal. Within the nu1t thirty
days. Of latgs poElun VI tbs seInaindcr, - DC .
nlsni which ca1nut hu met without q Aaeflaeu Of
its Asstss. 1T has becn 4cc1lsd In Justice 10 tbs
depo.toFs themselves, 10 put tho bank into Tolnu-
tafy tIqu!dAiton.
All deppsiturs CAL present. thclr bookA ut the
Office Of L. e. taFc!i In ki5tY.lays from this dals
when lhey vi I'll terc!su 10 ccnss I'm tte dollar ol
e.u balances duo tl1e1 and tku remainder ~lil bs
paid " seon - tie ssstt* en- oe ro.llxs4 upon;
! Ytntx S1ct H. Int
, 1877-10-19
THE HAWAIIAN TRADE.

BAa FRANcisco, Oct. NV. 2. A}'en' Coz
lectos-Gens1al Of Honolulu, has prepared
atatcneu& af tho value of imports As uoaolu'a
during the drst ycar's operations Of tho llaxsf
ian reciprocity treaty, - compared with tns
proyloua tive years, II follows: Value Of IN.
ports duty pait, for the year 1878, 1851 ,ooo: tes
last year, &8S1, ,QoO; for tls current year, Salo
0V; value of bonded Imports for the Respective
years, $1,000, Ssa 00 and IS 600; value of ~
ports lreu by treaty the cuzfent yca1, SS'2.oos"
, 1877-10-19
RA1SED.' o

NErRoir, ailch., on. ls.-i'ropcllcs st. Loais,
wh,yh kuoekei bolc through her Gottous last
Saturday evening in Mud Lake sud filled, has
been pumped cut aud repairl4 temporarily uy
divers, An4 left toI pust llurvu thi4 lnornilg Vi
O'Clock.
, 1877-10-19
OF thctr exposed Asta|lanta most mercilr.sly.
The ca.tern battery was pouring tts shells IN

of thc1r exposed Assatlanth most mercilf*slg.
The cattern battery was pouring ~ ehclls N
among tile cnlfladcd trenches, but their g,lnson
The wc.tcrn siar were .nshlc 70 play win 20
great cflc.t on ae4nunt Of the tiosencss Of Ing
cor,,,afnntt to cnch uther. All this time,
locked an1ttlsly, hut in vain, for tho attacks
Witch m,ist ase been intended tat tns ens o'o
ehoulA ,taro long ngo carried out. ffghtinE
WIS tn he heard going on IN tho valleys covered
from, view by tho intervening ridges OF the
AMI soonccasctl almost entirely. md onc's atscn-
tfon became Flyctch by lne eycn9 passing M
mctary before the eye. The Turkish centre ,a. ~aa
evidently admirably nnl brayely led ~ sam
men with the utmost ranid!ty, and their fire wa
ns inccssant as their exposure IN thai VI tue
enemy from t,clr thtckly-lfncd trenches was
Ercat. That the Turkish i'rc was cEcstise ,as WIS
shown bY tho sfEht Of the wonndcu VINO "eIe
,eing conveyed from the stouslydclel,'ed ,.. tsae
Of the cleft. Tle cGescsn battery waa hotiy
replr,i to al thr time BY the Turkish guns nn e!
the Srsa road. and their ',3slng iuss ,.,, sht1s
their side sustained frntn the correctness o! nlm
OF the Turkish arttllcsylncn. ina ueltay
In the further ntiyancr Of The lnrk!fh centre
,,sseS ~,s Ssf IN eas Sery Inferior nauefi
cal1y, No reserves appeared to be- sent forward
OH The Russian s.lc. Something llad cssacnuy
gone out Of gear. as the bctt t-contrtrea plan
Will sometimes do, am! the lighting haH sn~
lwreA, It mist be remembered, since dawn.
About quarter 10 u, however, starlsin9
chanec occurred. A DARK mass q men y wete 20
be seen atiyan Ing from tue direction ol s'aprota
along tfc high road through tue pass. ihta
unlookrl-fOr Rppartfon quickly determined
whatever hcsttntton the gallant Turkish leaucr
uf the centre might have entertained, tor ne
law himkclf in danger ot being sufsohnaeu "
rcsh,nasas Of the enemy; Il proved ~ bc some IN
,,4,, llusstan cl1asseurs, who bud been cent for.
lard as speedily. rs possible on NC nlafm
II tic nttaek arriving. Ths order TO fciife
~ H. nFrS{t1 rrff
anw ,ltsllcartcnet troops, With fheclp of victory
lsehctl fr'ln their ir:. Fortunately, hoTcycr. m
lhc rneny did not follow ana, as feesfs II It's
.cinforcc,nru's, they were ever re- 100 lar a,s.
.ant to attempt pursuit, excepting 10 mMct'
tss extent than could hare been cxoccte.'
t'uwn The bill lstl1ncli tho centre men ratne,
uassiug on Their way the!r own sttio tre1enss n,s
nearest the rork: inc tFoops "Teh ne'n III. tne
trenches In question deserve the HiGncst ptaiso
for not asinE Joined In thu panlc-lor pane snotl
It became at the alarm sprentl among tno !,oW
, 1877-10-19

Coluxn1A, 8. c., Oct. ls.-Ex-Trcasurcr Par
ker Is In jail here. liz refuses further dlscloa-
uscs NOW. The Court IN which tho c1-o.1lcials
Wilt be tried convrnes OH Monday next Judge
Tow wnscntl, Republican, prcstllcs. The petit jury
Is composed Of nineteen co1oFcd aud seventeen,
whtto perrons, fifteen Democrats md twenty
ono Republicans
, 1877-10-19
FRANCE.

DErEriES MEETfSD.
FAnEA Oct. lS.-rlc Republican Deputies.
c'cct uill meet here and consider the ruile5 of
tho pa14r.
With NEsinH.
Tho 1stn,n says there h rraFon to ncllevc TINT
tnc Csh!Htt l.as rcsu1rcd to resign, arld That
notification Of its resignation will appear Nov.
n the day after The elections Tor Councilsticr-
~rai.
PROSPECTIVE rRosEcrTioHs.
111n fru.an's, scml-o!IlcIni, publishes note
enuouusi,ry that 1t II Tho intention VI the Gov
Arnr,lspt to prosecute nnd punish cnrrEctically
all Radicals clargrl With cu!pablo nlntcuytca
N, tIevt1.ll-day. Tho same patcr ANNOUNCES
tlIat the Nnyerutncnt EHs ordered the truserl-
lion af several journals fur articles published
on koptlay, 1t aars tho tlcct!ohs nave IN no
way altered the resolution III the uoTer'inent
not IL leave the Illegal action OF the Ralivols
unpunlstteA. ...... ........
LONDON. OFT. i9-5 a. MA rntls cnrrc-
apenlrnt tpicRr4plls. " On thu part Q! the !.eit
ti,.rp Is determination to be sclflcstralnesl
1,,nr than ever. The 'dea Of tho tnsalhlaslnn of
te sfs. ts By wiolcsals as teiI Ell, Gh1f ,a, np
nllrl. particularly those Of the MALI tntilors
y .'le ~ Of May 10; but it II cFcn doubtful II
this will hc attempted.
euaai,Is thn brnn!sh tariff has bccn warnca that
IL ought to iiIslt Ls abors Icfure Nov. Il which
'Hl.Atcs the pnsstble retirement 0f the Cabiact
pu the rye ii tito meeting Of the Chamber. +!
himself clearly on this point, and ho ts ne very
MiEinttr wil.re resignation would be called Tor
III ta,c Of resistance. But
ALARMING HUM0As
art ntAo current. All WlIu approach Official
spheres extlam: 'Tliey arc mad; tlloy have
last tlItlr E,auls; they are dreaming OF stats
Ut ri,gr, ot trcai dissolution, Of tl!rtntorsAfn,
pf pfrbts;ltc, Of n,ors p.icrgelica,ly y-1aanngcl
htH,.t itht ryII nj -
, 1877-10-19

sermon, after whr1, the 1lcg Mr.. Mo!Iat, nf
lie, of Wabash, nnl Mr.. AteFnran.. Of Fort
Waync. were reelected - Clerks. The meet
tng then adjourned nntil toeMnsroT Mt . a. n.
Tho Sfuod Mill coni[nuc until MONDAY. Ort. y.
, 1877-10-19

their last stand on the very spos "fsre INC m
tNrrcctlos. had been orEah'zcu ] ann ]prspa,sE" pp,ars
The fate oF saiEo IL sill e,nEu'as nsa.e's,. E:,,
His rcmans sanhnt le f"untl, ah'' n'tha"tEIi III
This l. bv III tneans 'rra esssc'. flIaf u" ;'s "'
mt direct TIC ,a*t innxrtnehls ~ @nr sntrnii s,sii
mnny declare le1aaiy .as ~ -, IN, n,e m e,i3 -, N
or l,ad been held " polaee s.o" raIrp ~; s' ss".
Ming by tho real insurgents. anu a,iasif W. H.,
Killed ~ tue Vesy men "ao aan p'cit.n.e" n. .ter,
lcl ~ MN. lnis tnr953, ,stsso,;tv rms htoh
tatntd BY IN influential fnlhonts ot 't,sa tsct
n!lcial*, nna passt n alMn l..,, +, sVt.
that saiGo was nc'et pIosSn Gu h.,t',
.cnee 70 hare token an aetlFo FIT ID mny n,nn na
during me wno!e reHel1t2,. a.. t."t ,lomM "a
fnnsiE1iou ~ opps'"eu ~ ts ira fnsn rrcr