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, 1877-11-16
SPORTING NEWS.


NEW Yonx, Noy. ls.-The Turf, Ffe'I, and
Farm, to-morrow's issue. says ed!torislly:
Statements having bceu made 10 tic ELECT
that Ms. Pierre Lorlliard had offered to match
Parole against Tenoroeck Tor s2,oN I side to
ruin at Loulsytlle next spring at any dtttance
from one to four uItlcs. We addressed hln
mute requesting him to statc II auch rcports had
any foundation In fact Hero u hls Eeo,y:
jxRAxr C,rY, Nov. l3.-E.difar of H< 1Egf.
Field, and Farm: i have mt ehalrn2ed Ten.
brock. but nm willing 10 rrn I'.ros sgainst him
fns s!5 600 side. $40. 0Uu forfeit. two miles and
hall. westesn wel4hts, and dIy .t3ek The raee
tu be rim At Saratoga. an1 will allow Teubtocck
Is, 600 II Il con,es ok. viii also run from my
isaneocus stabs ,:'year.otd at .htsr.Iualsets Of
. s4.year.old Ut two mIt~a and = qnartef. 5.year-
old 1t three miles sgetnst Wf.!srn horses Of tbs
same ste. excepting that will run my h-ytar'
old against q 5-ycat.od or o.er. fhe tnur
saces 10 be run a. Jerome Park Or SaTslogs Tor
s., 800 s,de each race 0oh forfr! to b named
ii The post the fur 10 ~ xecepted, or none
This odet means tnat IN, Willing to run my Stable
e5apss tho pick Of &hs entire Veal Yo1ss respect.
fully, P. lu1lLLARD.
, 1877-11-16

amendment n .hc Constitution Of the United
etatcs, whisl,, wbrn ratified by three .fourths ri
esi1 Legislatures. tt,ail be valid M part uf said
Constitution. VIZ:
4 tribunal for tho decision nf all contested
!asucr arising IN thc choice NJ E.rctnrs nj rfc.4-
acni and viec'!'resdent shall h. spronted in esch
twelve months prlos 10 the time hxcl by Law
fns the choice Of Electors. tha Gov.
the advtce and ennaent Of The s~nate n
the state, Bppont mot lcs& than 6ve persons learned
IN law and otherwise t1niy qualified. 70 woorn shalt
be referred In sueh msnntf ~ the Legislature af
the sthte rhs!a dr.ct. All es:es Of eontea.ed cleo:
tinns asing In tefesrnre to Electors of President
an9 Wee .''rr.1dent. The tribunal no eons.!tntea
eef1 beorc H. osT on
Eeeto,s shall r. c1l!ed upon 10 give their votes
tl,ctr decision thtrein. u lie rsupet returning
officer os officers Ut the Stats. and also transmit
an authenticated cory thereof 70 TIC Fteatdrnt Of
the Sonata. THO term nf office at +aid tribunal
shall expire npon the dsy h1ed ny ia~ for The oath
OF otIlcr 10 he taken bY the fsettt1ent and Vice.
President nf the United siates for lhe Term en-.
suing after their appointment
, 1877-11-16
Earthquake Shocks Felt in Iowa,
Kansas, and Nebraska.
Omaha Considerably Startled by
tho Subtcrranean Dis.
turbance.
Walls Cracked and Articles Hanging
Thereon Visibly Agitated.
People Rush Into the Streets
with Fear and Trembling.
AT OMAHA.
TUx CIT 8TAKrLEp.

TAk Eili SaAKlLHUs
6oeetot hsoa1th 10 7As CA4ct17 7t1SHHE.
OxAnA. Nor. 15-An eArti,nuake shock
vf.t.,. f,,n.h. mi vtc,n,,v IT .fnnt tvrn,v.,vo
,.s'....s -. ~ .,.,s.,. ~. -.,. -
minutes 10 - oe!oek "a" noFplnH ~ was
pretty generally felt all over tue city, both bJ
the people on the streets and in buildings In
large buildings espectal1v tina shotk WIS very
..t.s,..i. al .-s.,t,r i.,.,.. .~.t..,srt
u's.1as@v ie's' e.e.."k 'H.s"se eusns ~
amoug ina occupants. aud Causing q rush ior
the doors. The shake lasted from hall
minute to 4 minute and half, according to
st.t.snenta nf ttiIYrrent nartiee. Most of tha
.-,,.....,. ...,,...a ~ ~ ~, or,.x n,,,st.,,
, 1877-11-16
M0RTON'S MEMORY.

The Gentlemen in Charge OF tho Movement
for Monument Whip on upon = Now
Scheme.
1sptasAroL1s, Ind, Nov. 15.-At meeting
Of the Morton Monument Association, held in
this city this evening, the following prospectus
WAS issued:
10 tht Pfopt. Of Indiana. The death OF oltyer
?. Morton has oceaaiontd m inquire, verJ general
throuEhont the State. for the erection Of u,onu-
msIt31 e e1p@tes.ton @ 9f Tho lore and gratitude In
Tug Of eoidiert, held ID indianapolis on lie sth Of
Eo.en'bcf' n Organization was effected unde. tbs
ton 70 resltre. T Il po*sisle '" .he oe1: impn3:s
referred 10. and, BY sittur Of ofiical conncetton
y. wltn ihse orsanisatlon. ths 1 undermined publish
the proposed honor 10 tho iilupirions dead-tn
faet 10 Eive II the sanction Of the widest possblo
Without respect e e!a.. Or ~ papty. sna fnp.hst t.
do wnat We think has long bern The wish II not tho
intention q The peone Of tho State No renta1e ia
and atemnt the building Of memorial hall. to be
stuated, y ieaYe can bc ohtslned, In the lot known
ths s,. oese,nos Ss,nttt efse here IN !nat.napos
.er7ee. no! desire i 10 .et aboat building : d.
with Tho erowth Of the State. past and to come,
snsh - portraits. busss, and etatues Of high od-
e1a 1a"b,s so peef dns hsas snd mft.y
citizens in the oc! Of science. literature. and eI.
ploEs!oo generally. Va conceive that nothing
the perfection Of sni!at1e panels os marble in
which to write impeftshahty tho names Of those
s Tho hare died ia the performance Of dusy To the
tho State and mankind, wherever rendered,
fairly entitte them to petpetuatlon after death.
90 publicly written, without reference to rank Or
potitlon. and In The centte Of all. unner htttnR
Dune i !. our especial dssire to erest the status
futate eompetitorf III achievement: II We are per-
,ntted 10 have oar wsy, wll not dlsdaln pede*sats
eomen!ur..s with The intelltsenes. edaea-
ton. tasse. and wealth Of our people. Thar
do not e oses.. s aoae5 Soaamogs
eo,opes4tion 4 ali thAt IN necessary. Our resort
w on TO .on es Which "s :hs
down eren 70 schooI districts: Everybody vii
hare an opportunity 10 join 10 the work. We viii
hsss Place in the rseord oi rab.criptions to % b.
kept In tbs hall. This honor duo the builders will
mar b conducted with references 10
held 10 .fus aeeoantab'lIty. "a shall oraanlze
ourselves Into an association under The Statutes.
Our ,systsm Of operat,on, Will Be At once uado
tsns. to eommena ltse,f ~i.hoat spoesl. s; Ns,er
theless. NC do appeal to the Intelligence. tpint,
nd pedse e s1s ., e eo o"f
Ing 10 nd our compensation solely In tho pleasuss
LEw wAlIAcs, President of tho Association.
g. n. LEE. Secretary.
JnnS &. Ekws Treasurer.
J. L. fEArcM. Flnt District.
GEuaak q. REILLY. secoad DistEtc4,
J. n. LEHck, Fourth District
". ". nupLKr. Fifth District,
MELTnx 7. EDEr. Sixth District.
E: sa h.as,.ox; x.ss: se,s1ih pt. p''tziea
". A. kEfCmAx. Seventh district.
q. j, Sktrtt, Eighth ElatfsCt
, 1877-11-16

mastcrrt o-lay tndcat c1 that there Ia ono Senate
Committee. that of Post-tf1Iccs, which does not
intend to stand for any absnlutc rule fnrhfdd;nL
tie nomination If Democrats to nfflre. but ri
tho tl,ree Tc1aa Poatmastcrs reported favnsahly
In executive scssInu, Hnr was conservative isc-
publican WIN has alwaFa votctf for Democratic
Co*FIHMED.
70 thk Hfsfsrn d5sdt ttttf rrsss.
WAsH1xuror, y. G.. Nov. 11.--TEr Senate IN
day confirmed James y. Pattctt, indian A1"ntht
tho sho.hono Agency. Wyoming: William y.
Mcmillan, Pension Agent At New Ultana:
,Jatnes f. FAQan, Reccfvcr Of Public Moneys at
Little Rock, Ark: John r. Wilder, Postmaster
at Chattanooga; Paul Hchrlnkle. Postmaster n
Ncbraska City, Neb.
CHANGE 70 he MADE.
A change Ia tn be madr In the Internal Reye-
nuc Coiiectorship fnr the Third fAuCtlsta1 f)i4-
trfrt OF Georgia. Col. T.. G. Watlc IL to lie an
ls,lntc.t In thu place OF tho present Collector,
Fannin.
THK K1xn Or MAN LAWRENCE -.
New ORLEANS, Ln.. Nuv. 1J.--1n m Interview
to-day, Mr. Etfingham Lawrence said he had re.
cctycil M further information witi, regard IL ts
nomination for the nt1lce " Collector than tiIas
contained Ia the published dispatchrs from
Washington. lie expressed himself rs rc1son.
ably hUpefnl OF confirmation, and said thai II
iIc atoull succech .}u1gc King llo rrOpOecI ty
hc Collector IN fact as well ~ In name. lc III
tended, lie said, to Managc the En4tnin-IlOuec
first 1ur the hcht interests NJ the Government.
and sceuNdly fh sltct1 a way ~ 10 best promote
tho intcrcsta Of bustncss nieu*
, 1877-11-16

6rectal INrpafeh to 7hf cAtca0o 7FffbHnt.
Wssil.suros. D. C., Nov. lt.-Julgc Bel
ford has made his argument before the fiousc
Committee on Elcct,ous. The Committee will
cndeayur tn reach conclusion In tile matter 1t
The meeting of Monday.
Virginia CLAIMS.
The House Committee OIL Educatlon and
1ator las Instructed its Chairman 10 report \
bill for tbs reimbursement Of tho College Of
William and Mary. Of Williamsburg, Va, for
losses incurred during tho War.
THE GAINES cAsE.
The uouee Committee on Private Land Claims
has heard MI argument from Mrs. MYta Gaines
upon her pctitun for the enforcement Of tho
decree of the 9nprcnc Court granting her title
to large tracts Of land In New Orleans. A sub-
committee, consisting Of Townshcnd nf Illinois,
Caldwell, and Gunlcr. has been appointed to
report.
THE rn.suN CONGRESS.
Dr.. Wfncr, uf boston, made IN argument be-
turc the Foreign Relations Colnlnittec to-daY In
bcl,alt ot an appropriation to enable The Gov-
erntncnt to be represented at The international
rrlsou Congress at StoekholIu, swedcn, next
rear. No uctton WAS tuken.
THE PATENT LAWS.
TIC Senate Committee OH Patents began to-
day hearing. which Was continued over to-
morrow and Sunday, on the proposed new
Patent laws, which effects general modl1ca-
'lon ao" '.eMp'asa.''n nt,.,' " sp6 @ 'a"e !" s""s
sub}est' chaoheey em!tht OF hoeton. aaso-
Gated the bill In an earnest speech, which will
I1v1. ~ po.sou. vii, contiur II, .,unnrt n
n5us' -. 1' ~ 1,.tns', -, rs.,ts.,ea 49,, ~
'nc measure l'o'' 1la'ofa, W e@noloke, aau
prominent la"yeFs 11oai nli sections Of tho
country. including Albert Il. Walker, Of Chf-
| cn,o. arc In attcndancc, xnt2 the whole subject
of baton, law. vii, rccc,vc dtscn.s,t,,. Tho
80 -, :. -.
, 1877-11-16

THE DISTINGUISHED SENATOR NOT VERY UNANI-
1fnf,8 LIN t.nNAITTKE

Tu6 G14T1S0tt8Il6n 8EHAT0H NOT TEHE UNANl-
Mnrs In COMMITTEE.
spte'as Dt.ratea I" Tat Cafe"ao Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. l5.-Vcry c1trava-
oant stortcs hayo bccn circulated rcspectiuc tbe
,,,o,.tnv ~ tbo aoroto f,orma.c ro,n,r.tt..
.ee.h y. tHo eo">. o.'ue
ton@Hhe S"a'9'"aA' 5ce.c"a?' eosctal u
tAcsu reports represent Conkiin9 III having
achieved q great victory over tho President Ia
f,otn,nttter. and a. having hem nb]e tn ,nrry
- r,.,,.,rt.,oo -,,h liz, .rto.n ,,..a,no,,,.
A'S o''"i''''eo WIN ,'."t' Aaeeo "."ee"'cns"
arc c1travasant, MI" 10 NOT seem TO bc "ci
founded. The Committee yesterday dcantcd
resolution inttsucting the Chairman OF thu
romn,Ittrs, In cnhes M unmn,t,nnx ,rhcro
~ .,".a :. .~,.+as.,.,. ~ -, VI. ~ ~, a.as,ss
."ese - eon.'ose'n5t " ~, ae* .o' 81. papce"
bearing upon the easc' lasoueh m1slnaer"
standing 0f the rurport OF this resolution.
greater Significance has been attached to It to-
d,v in nolitfca, c,rt,e. tha, tbt facta matte.
~, ~ p ~ 49, Csasa,.,." .s,. t. -
u'ehoes ~ WIG eotn'ns!tee 'Nc' ta18 a'eer.
noon that tho Committee only dill
what 10 tho fnynrlahle custom in all
cases of nppotntneuts whcre there
ha.. hoor .rv ohtortIon. vn,f1a ~. u.,nh.r
1a'o ossn avg oo!ss"' !u usue oe '.!. 4'uue.
of hso years stanaln@ IL she senate sa'a 'aat
during all hts experience 1t had always been
usua! to obtain ths papers In such cases. This
wa mn Indication of hoatittv ia tho President.
- W. '"1'~0so ~ "o@S'.1 ~ ~. Ats'a@"'.
, 1877-11-16
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
Tbs following bills wsse introduced and referred:
By Mt. ttaskell--PfovlllnE fos the payment o?
duties on lupofta in Gold, sflses, aud tya1.tendee
DJ Hr. seh,s'chsc-Pra,.d.ng tar cheap ,rans::
potiatIon between lids. Natet IN tho Atlantic sud
lbe tlh,o and Mississippi yallsrs.
gI W. Ail!s-A 1.sMossal of he ~ Stats Orange
Of Agriculture 4. t&b,uet officer,
uy Nr. Sapp-FoF the constFuetlon Of railway
III. roob, frosn the committee IN Mileage. r..
ported back adversely the till allowing members
uilesxs tor attendance or Tho s1t1s ssasIop- Laid
Tlo iIouse thea resumed debals on the Reaamp.
taon Hopes Aet+
Of The hill ~hsp tae previous question was to he
it. Hucknsf .atd biz colleague tEw.ug, w.s not
rssAeaa, aud 10 thucsneF} could not ssy when Tue
Ths speaEet satd ihss h. unde.saood the dsb.ta
would continue to;asY snd to.@9ttox1 M H. M sh.t
would laks biz hous on saturday, Aissr which lie
previous question would bs called.
much Of ibs ResSmption sct ] - .utSor1es IT, see.
@ nossi N ~ e.es.. 81 $685. eco co., di1senr iii 10
nade, and authorizing the reissue Ut such lrgak-
sender nYtss - maj bs sedssmst in coin sfter
III. ssengsr offered = substitute. simply tepeAl,
Ing !hs resumption. clause IN tho third section
w. iSs cIask H. tor., offered substitute .ueuatDs
The thru ssetloa 1t las Resumption set 90 - 10
rept2i she law limiting ths Aggregate tmouHt Of
Sstlonal Bank circulation. and 10 pFottdt that. ~
otsu ~ bank notss sse Issued. the SECRETARY shall
redeem lsgaitsndaf potss 10 excess OF $50. o1o,
Uo0 to tbs amount u 10 peE cent cf thu bank
notes 70 lssns1, aud 10 continue suce redemption
until she limlt Of $3.50 600 UOO notes
u reached; Atso authorizing The accumulation tn
the Treasury .! 80. W. 100 tn evln - : special
fund to bs us<d for ths tedem emption OF tbs 1sxxt-
lender notes spd lhsn aitsr public not!es author-
lang ths redemption Of tho legal. t<nIsss when
pEesentea fue that purp1ae.
VI. ExmEs sAId. in hl. Judgment. II was practice
aba 10 redeem At tbs tina named, and 1t ought 70
be done, and he Wa therefore opposed to thu bill
before the House. 1t was of no coassQ9enes ho*
January. 1870, ~ tbs data ot srsuuptiun. sincS
that Ax had pAAAed. avery contract which bad bcea
, 1877-11-16

NAsnv1lIz, Tenn, Nov. 15.-The sportlng
tournament Of the Tennessee Spostmen's Asso-
ciaslon opened very successfully under the man
agemeut Of E. F. Martin, Of Ch!cago. The
principal winners arc Abs kleinmau and Martin.
Of Chicago, ChoInpsou aud Sicl,0ison, ot Nash.
vile, and Davis, OF Memphis. The tournament
continues the remainder Ut tho week.
, 1877-11-16
FEDERAL PATRONAGE.
3Rs CONTROVERSY BETWEEN Tnx PRESIDENT

AMI THE pI63ATlkflhu 8khAT9HS.
6pectat tHsnateA IN TAs fnfcuga Tribune,
NEW York. Nov. l5.-The New York Tua'
Washington special says number Of Senators
styled tho Committee OF the Republican Caucus
lad long interview with the President last
evening. The esDators composing the Com.
mites were Edmuuds, Hamttn, Howe, Cau,s-
ron of Pennsylvania, Ktrkwood, lloas, and
eaFtsttancy. Ns. Edmuuds Il Gus Of the most
plan-spolen Of all the Senators upon the sp-
continent Of Democrats to otIire. and be Is uu-
oentood To bare plaesd before the President In
10 exceedingly strong light the views entc1-
ta'ned bY the Republican Senators touching tha
appointment OF eouthern Democrats Tnia
n1 The principal point Of discussion between
LUG Committee and the President, Southern
policy being, Of course. to some extent involved.
ahe conference resulted In
10 COMPROMISE AID NO CONCESSIONS.
oe rtes'dens did rot agree, nor Intimate that
NC wa wiling to agree, that he would not here
1;tef nolninato Democrats to office, and tho
~o"hastea dld not reeeds from the position Of
, 1877-11-16
THE E0VfRNf1R.

Sptetai Ntoaseh to 7ae Gnica7r 7s1snns.
ANNA, H., Nor. l5.-3oy. Cullom, the Hon.
John Il. 0bcrIy. and other otllciala arrived to-
day OH tho ntx'n tratn, and wcrs met by Dr.. 4.
T. barucs, Superintendent Of the Southern I'LL
uoEs ilaspltal for the lnsanc, who conveyed tho
party to thu asylum.
, 1877-11-16
cnl-llMRLIS.

SptaaI NSpateA - Tas Ca4ca9o 7H51AA
CoIuAsus, o., Nov. l5.-Tho Governos's
Guards were inspected this afternoon by Cor.
Young; who presented them with state and M"
tloual eolors from tho iadies Of CoIumbuA
ysst thsong witnessed tho inspoction 10 Capitol
square, Cor. Blshop being AunonG tho visitors
, 1877-11-16
CANADIAN NEWS.

Speciaf WapaIck 70 ia C81e10o 7F7bu1s,
QuxBEc, Nor. 15.-The Hon. Nr. LauEter,
M!ulster Of Internal Revenue, who 10 seeking
election to 1rprcseus East Quenec In tho Do
mtnion Parliament, today assured q deputation
Of Irishmen that the Dominion Government
would INTRODUCES u it, next session measure
for tue relief aud amnesty Of D. Douoghue, out.
lawed for hlx connection with thu Northwest
ipsurrectton, 20 a. to place him On tho samo
lgVsiux ~ Iual and Ieuiue.
, 1877-11-16

present. Tho reception rendered to Gov. Younr
by the Governors Guards this evening wAs
most brilliant afralr. Among tho prominent
persons present wcra uovernor-elecs Bishop,
wife and daughter, Llent,.f3ov. Fitch, members
Of thu Supreme Court, anil others. Tbs hall
was beautifully decorated with Gags 1ooped With
Ea{l4uds OF eyerQrens and noHcra
, 1877-11-16
St1IC1f1E.

CoUsctt BLuTgs, Ia, Nov. l5,-Homer J,
Ball, leading business man Of this city. shot
hltnself twice about noon to-day with suicidal
infant, indicttng wounds which In Ill probability
Will prove fatal Buaiucss clnbaFrnAsmeuts,
caused by disastrous epeculattnns In grain on
ttons, afe supposed to have prompted tue deed.
, 1877-11-16

r-a.' nH'H' ~ ~, ~ ~, .
"Aan.So'oS, - n ~ t''' ~, ,-''... 49,,
Treasury to-day transmitted to that body the
abatement Of the amount of coin nnd bullion In
~ .1ro..,- -, a., cIo.o ~ ,.Irr.. m, tho a1.t
I.o =" Wv 49, s.s..s ~ ...-s ~ es
oI octoocr, Ia''. LUG a''ou"ta 3fe gHcn ~
follows: .-..
Gold Coin In the Trtasury, s6ub.
GoI! ba;, :. ..;. 3ssa} tS tG
Silver do. ....,...,. ............... b,00s, :lS7
Silver coin In the TTeaauEy, sui.
Tttasurlct, and minis .,........ 9,4m, LIT
Total eo,n aud bullion. .'''..'...3ll7'.ol'l lso
There arc also In baud counted ~ coin the
following, followinE: ,,,,,,,, ,..,.n.a !,
silvtf..:. ....:..:".........:.... a9. 925
Coin certificates n Treasury oI,ieea. 7.:a. AZ AZ
Coin tntetest eonpon, and sheekt, ~"
Hntcs o. ntuona! Eola oahAs 'e"ac' q -,
s"'s' s''"' ''~'' :" ''sA'''''' '''''' ---' ~.
0und total. ...,.,..,.,. ,,,,,,, ,,8135, EOS, 677
Thr rain balance nj tha Treaauser,a 9encfai
.,1,.rnt "u % az n.r fsrtnhcy ,aeht ststcment' was
siai ~, sia Thc siIYerrnss bctwsrn this hi.
's,,t t,c ram tn'.i .hnva .,ntsd ia ses,.rt
81 f,r S'N 'ASe
"''' nv ausnRy ,rxxa.
r,cb n. on,x.anatnv nnid ,hrrt.. ano,nts In
~ ~ 40 I'd. ~ Iisr.nT ners mi 's,;n mi
r"fn itsm. received nj certain Offices. bu, not
s rera ~, 81 ins or4nt ~ tbs titiec. making
IN. ...,ttt.nua This .ruo,nt III ,,.,Itl nnd iv.r
s',f,, .",i h'f,i,p ,,nins1iv m han,f M anrr
xIT1 nsi ,St j. r,ara ~ In h,l,nre II, rrnaft
t ahs ,tiTyrmc. .nu IL IT.
!s - roa,t an1 ,eycn s ~ IL; Xxi shnw,,v tnt In
..0 .I +. ,s, ~ III, nns h,,I',r ~ h'rti H.
sstMa, ,,.s IL. stn' asS Mt, ,mt nh,.c. ~ hr.ts
~. t's'1.-,n & !, s,nt',m,s a .nd snr,o.es,
80 ..s.1 .i.. -. ,uc,
c.i,d t.'na. ~. ,n",,',cd Isr1 an snn.s,
qncntiy, and unpaid interest thsseon. ~. OIL
Interest due anu unpaid. .....t. ..... 3,GI44Wu
eoam III. n e,9 's'4 10 10, ,s
Di,baysjas ot!eers accounts, ehecka
outstanding. etc. ..'.s..'.....' 3.1o9, va
which, being dcductets from coin a,1tl bullion
actlaaf On a2uo. teaSes ua!Anee " too'stofSoo:
, 1877-11-16


Sioux err, ID. N0y. 15-Frotn the tenor OF
dispatches received from tha West, 1t Rppcars
that the earthquake this forenoon Was moro
severe than iu this vicinity. Tho duration uf
tue shock at Fort Randall, Yankton Agency, aud
Springfield, pak.. wa1 about ono minute, an1
the direction wrst 10 eAst. At the Inalan
Agencic. tho tepts were overturned, aud goods
on shelves In traders stores shaken oil. Thrrc
WIS great excitement among whltca and indians.
DIS MONIES.
DEs MoiKrs, Ia, INV. h-A number Of
earthquake shucks ia quick succession were felt
hcru Vt 1878 totlAY. Ihu motion. apparently,
was east aud west, and lastcsl about two Min
utcs. No material danlagu VIA doue IN this city
nor tn Western Iowa, 81 far ~ can be learned,
tbougn the destruction OF 4 number OF high
brick buildings wss for = time seriously threat
eneti. Al the High Bchool \ slight psnlc oc-
CURED, but Without Injury to any one.
At IOWA CITY.
lava CTR, H., Nov. 15.-At half.past IL
o'clock to-day quite severe earthquake shosk
was felt At this piare. Pcrsoua 10 second aud
third stories OF buildings ran down TO thu street
In alarm, and on the grouud door doors and
windows wcsa rsstlcd.
rANKToN, D.
YAaKTor. D. T., Nov. i1--At II 80 a. m. TO-
1sY isnklou experienced tha seFeTeat Garth
quake ever felt in this valley. NJ damage Was
done beyond the breaking Of sot,c glass anu
falling OF sone p1Astering, though aons build
t1l0s tipped peNept!blI, AMI people Eushed from
their houses !n much fright
KANSAS.
T0rHkA, Kan. Nov. liza severe shock OF
earthquake was felt here about ten minutes b.
foIe H4ca.as y o1ssk kso ;s. So,. 1sse,e..l distinct
shocks OF earthquake we're 1elt hete To-Day
about Ii o'clock.
, 1877-11-16

~ haH - the grand pyramid might ba built OF lha
teeth that haye been Yutned bY neRlaet. Shall thla
thug 10 In facs nf the great fact that Soxpdont Il
certain pFesetyatl,s Of dental dttay7
, 1877-11-16
BUSINESS NOTICES

Uss Mrs. wfnaio,v's Soothing syrup" for
children whiie tetthtnE. It cures dyseotefy aad
diarThoa, wind Guile, and regulates tho bowels.
, 1877-11-16
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
PROPOSED scuHXB 70 v1RlSI THEIR xL1c-

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nor. tA-Ths iotnt
resolution offered tu tho Senate to-dayby Dir.
Eaton, amendAtory of tho Constitution
Of the uuIted States, prov!dea that
the following aFticle b. pzoposed 70
tho LeatSlAturtA OF Tia aAvaea1 At2tAs ~ IN
, 1877-11-16

WAsnIN0Tos, D. c., Nov. 1b.--In response to
resolution Of the House, tho Secretary Of tho
Treasury to-day transmitted to that body the
atstemcnt Of the amount Of coin md bullion IN
tho Treasury Ut tho close of business On the 3lst
Of October, 1917. TIC amounts arc given ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-25
rr1rGRArHIc NOTES.

RnIpGrpoRT. Conn, Aug. PIP, I. Barnum the
fanaI Snowman is shipping living white whae TO EnsAu
for exhibition. 80,
So FR,Ncrsco. Aug. 24.-ln the libel sult of
, .snIal PAGE against the propieiors OF ihs Na run
% hron.cie the luIy Htro uuaDc 10 H50e 'oA D'iN5 Wv
mi night, and discharged
OCEAN GROVE, n j.. Aug. 2i.-On wednesday
- tie ,. of Good Templ1ra Throughout the STATE VIII
~ ID, annual meeting hc,e Tho ceremonies promise 70
m v iutereslng Many delegates nom other states VIII
be present - .,
/ ,wRENCE. Mass. Aug. 2l.-At North Andoyer
IN afternoon John Buterworh drunk and jealous stabbed
- % srv,rI times the breast size uei IN hali an pui
m men attempted kl himself but tie wound ho lhlc1cd
IA NOT thought 10 DO fatal
NrwBrRG. ~ Y, Aug 2l.-ln the closing session
~ G,and Iodee of odd. Fellows which lasted until
O'clock this morning decided not 10 prepare dges' Of
yh ~ of ne ate body. An ameudme 10 the bylaws te
nirng The annual session Of each District Grand Connteo
y y, he 6eld M April instead OF March was adopted
PROVIDENCE Il. l., Aug. 24-Ihe Reform Clubs
- ~ tueIaud held demonstration Rocky Point today
GOV Van Zandt presided aud made au address Lieut. Gov
orJ and others also addresses. The New England
reform club Association organized. Ony e1drunkads
at eligible membership.