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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-18
One of a Million.
IHoughton (Mich.) Mining Gazette

lHoughton (Mich.) Mining Gazette.l
Some five years since Harry Odgers, a
miner from Truro, Cornwall, England, ar
rived in this locality. Before leaving home
he loved a certain lass, the only daughter OF
an inn keeper, TO whom he proposed mar
rage, but was rejected. Two years ago
Harry, who was employed at the Delaware
mine, met with an accident by which he
lost his eyesight. The news of his terrible
misfortune didn't reach the ears of his Truro
sweetheart until quite recently. She
thought of the man who once told
her he loved her and her woman's
heart softened She wrote to a friend
in Keweenaw county, and in time got a
history of his condition and the sad plight
he was in on the distant shore of Lake Supe-
rior. The other evening a quiet little woman
arrived on the stage from l. Anse, and before
many hours she was at the house where the
blind and MANNED miner was stopping. She
came to take Harry back to England, with
out any fuss or noise, and If Eli allow her,
she intends to care for him as his wife the
balance of his days. Mondays stage took
Harry and his old sweetheart on their return
to Cornwall. She doesn't want to be married
until she gets home. If there is one seat
better than another in heaven, We know a
little woman who will be entitled to it when
she leaves this world.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-18
THE COLOR LINE.
An Attack On Georgia Post Office
A Negro Conspiracy A gafnst whites.

A Negro Conspiracy Agafnst Whites.
An Atlanta special to the New York Her.
aid says:
party of men from Crawford, Oglethorpe
county. have been securing Atlanta for the
past two days in search of Luke johnson,
the negro fanatic who melted the bloody
riot in that village last week. They succeed
ed in capturing him last night, together
with three of his confederates.
ATTACK ON THE POST oFFrcE.
He says that his attempt to get possession
of the post Office was occasioned by the fact
that Mr.. Pace, the postmaster, in reading the
names of appOintees to post offices in the
south, read the name of Luke johnson, for
Crawford. Upon inquiry he was informed
that his name had been read out simply as a
joke. He declined to believe this, however,
thinking the white men were trying to cheat
him out of his rights, and he made formal
demand for the Office. This being refused,
he then persuaded his secret society to assist
him in taking it by force. He denied that
they had determined to make the assault,
but were merely discussing it when the mar
shals posse interrupted them. He says that
his men fred upon the posse after the house
had been fired upon. He reports that one
negro was. wounded, fact not heretofore
known.
DANGEROUS SPIRIT OF THE BLACKS.
Later developments show that the spirit of
this negro club was even worse than was
suspected at first 1t has been nursed up to
frantic fury, and there is little room to
doubt that terrible consequences would
have grown out of it had not the matter
been checked by the unexpected attack of
the club on the marshals posse. The ring
leaders are all safely jailed and will be tried
regularly and the facts elected. Inquiry of
most Offiep officials shows that JOhnson had
not received the appointment of postmaster
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-18
A SAD STORY.
Mrs. Porter, Postmistress Of Louisville
Crazy.


Crazy.
The Cincinnati Enquirer has the follow
ing:
One of the saddest stories / ever heard is
connected with the scramble for Mrs. Por-
ter's place. Some months ago an unknown
individual presented himself at Mrs. Por-
ter's residence, and, in a mysterious way,
demanded private interview. She being
in very delicate health and becoming very
much frightened at the mans man
ner acceded to his demand. This
man, who claimed to be a reporter,
told cock and bull story that she
was charged with various Irregularities, such
as seeking offices through her influence with
Grant There was no truth in the charges
but they so effected her sensitive nature that
her reason gave away, and at times she is q
raving maniac, and she is at this time in a
private hospital for the insane in Cincinnati.
1t is limited that the mysterious individual
and his pretended charges were part of the
plan to GUST her.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-18
CONTEMPLATING.
spurious Notes and Coin I'm Abundance

A Washington special to the New York
Times says: A counterfeit legal tender note
of the denomination of 81 900 is out. The
counterfeit is on the issue of 1862, letter b,
and is so well executed that experts only
can detect it One of these counterfeits was
received on Saturday in the regular course
of business at the redemption bureau from a
national bank at Springfield. Illinois. 1t
was detected by treasury officials and re-
turned to the bank branded counterfeit"
A well executed counterfeit $500 national
bank note is also out.
Large quantities of silver half dollars are
being manufactured and put in circulation.
The secret service officers of the treasury de-
partment have now on hand about half
bushel of these counterfeit pieces which
they have recently captured Those officers
have received information Of the appearance
of counterfeit S. gold pieces, which are be-
ing circulated on the frontier on the routes
leading to the Black Hills country.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-18
Parents and Progeny.

The present administration is the OF
spring Of ]. Madison Wells and Kliza Pink
ston, but the unfilial administration does
not seem to realize the fact. Very poign-
emily Madison and Eliza ara made to feel
how sharper than serpents tooth it is to
have q thankless child. But no doubt that
cotton claim will be satisfactorily adjusted
soon, and Mr.. Wells viii retire TO
slow music amid the plaudits of
the republican party. But. slas, for
Eliza Pinkstonl She can run with the boys
pretty well but she can't vote. There Is but
one opening for Immortality for her, but
one way in which she can keep before the
eyes of the world. That is to have her in
simultaneously solidifed by some sharp chem
list and planted upon the roof OF the white
house as the guardian angel of its occupant
and counterpoise to the goddess of liberty
On the capitol.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-18

The saddest case Of all was that of youne
Mr.. Hazen, chief clerk in the aud itor's Office
Of the Missouri Pacific railway. The auditor
of the road. Mr.. Q. l.. Whit, has for some six
weeks past been very sick, and Mr.. Hazen was
In the habit OF nursing him and sitting up
with him in his room, on the sixth door of the
hotel. AT er the alarm Of fire was given on
yesterday morn ing, he was the first OF the two
to wake. He sa the flames coming in. and at
once woke up Mr.. White. The twain imme-
diately set to work to pick. up the bed
clothes and make a line. Mr.. White
says he felt strangely weak at drst-so
weak. in fact, that he had to put his foot on
the sheet and pull with both hands In order to
tighten q knot When the rope OF sheets had
been made fast, Hazen said, white. you'd bet
tea go first: you are lighter, and ri follow
you" Mr.. White started and got down to the
nth floor successfully. (The room was on the
Walnut street side.) Mr.. Haven followed and
got down safely TO the same floor Here they
stopped few minutes to partially dress them
selves, and then set TO work to pick up more
clothes and make longer line.
The line had been heightened and
Hasen was descending by means OF It.
when between the fifth and fourth floors the
rope parted. There was the sharp sound of
parting linen and dull sound as Hazen
struck the cornice and then fell TO the pave
ment dead. At the time OF Mr.. Hazen's fall
Mr.. White was sitting on the window sill In
the fifth story. He at once proceeded 10 gather
up more clothes and make q better line, and
50 got down to the fourth door. Here he
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-18

other arts, produced any resemblance 10
this, the greatest of all arts, the universal
medium of communication between mind
and mind, and without which not onIv
could no other art be preserved. but the
very memory of them would perish
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-18

Senator Patterson rsbs his gray hair over
bis eyes and wonders why he gave himself
away to Hampton.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

ComarncK or NEW yoRk-The arrivals from foreign
ports the port of New York for che month Of octose.
barSs, 80 brgs ana los schoopcrs.
BAaK AaIrY tBr) Upton, from Montevldeo for Richi
buctc. before reported ashore A. Cape Tormeninc and
Tho 27tn g. on tho marine slip for repairs
BANK SARAH Ingcrsoll, which put into Montevideo on
the 27tn Aug distress while her voyage from Boston
Valparaiso still under repairs Sept 70 she will not
bo obliged 10 break bulk
Bnre MAptL t, from Buctouche for Liverpool before
Cnene, after being ashore, was owed TO Pctou
Oct II, waterlogged
Sem iBr). from Clyde River Ms. arrived at
Ing which she had all her sails tanchions boats and dock
load carried away
nil on Hart Island by unknown schr. Tho Melville had
her living bboom and head carried away. She will
repair At ity Island
Sem ANNIE COLLINS. liardcaste, from - Domingo
City for boston with ogwood &c put into Norfolk Noy
Leaking with loss OF sails. &c, sustained In gallo out
side latteras.
scuR SARAH wuIrMoRx, whtmorc, arrived at Kingston
Oct u from aymsn with coffee from wrecss I'd bark
Grand ayman had Ue en- visited gale which did
damage TO vessels ut that place.
Sem srLAs BARNARD from Perth Amboy for Portland,
run mo and badly damaged OF Huntington Oct ii bv
Nausganset and aitcrwsrd towed 70 City Island
her cargo o, 80 COAL completed repairs ana
sailed tor New York Nov ].
srua Arlrau.x,.. of and from Eockland, Me, with
lime New YORK, put into Newport M nov !, ieaking
will ship an extra nan nnd proceed
scun KATE CALLAHAN. Horton, from New York, at Now
London &c, 81 sioul OF tho piers when making her
dock and lost her Jibbooni.
FLorsAM-Twsnty Ave cases Of refined petroleum marked
on top oil cases .yiessner Ackerman Co." brand A
Bostwick 60, were pisked up ty whaling bark Linda
Oct 90 Ths cases looked fresh. and from
could not have been IN the water over one week.
IIALlr.x Nov brig zenobia Fr, which stranded
Albright Island in December la got oil aud proceeded to
ihe mail steamer will make trip the islands
Nrv ontysys Nov i-Steamer City OF Bristol, drawing
81 inches passed through tho jcto channel without
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
CLiiAllLD.

Steamer Sucva Qicr) Franken, Hamburg via Plymouth
and Che, bourg-Kunharat a 70.
steamer Niagara Curtis. Havann--Jas Ward 4 Co
steamer Richmond Kelly. Norfolk Va, dc-Od Dominion
steamer yineiand. Bowen Baltimore WIN Dalzci..
steamer Il Biddle. Davis rhiladelpha-James Hand
Steamer franconia. Bragg. Purtimud--J Ames.
steamer tlIaucus, iscarso. Boston ri Dinock
Ship Liverpool, Lambert, London -GrinnclL Minturn
Ship British America tBrj. Lockhnr Newark NJ-snow
BARK Young Eagle tBr), Durham. Cardn-P NevIus 4
Bark Lord Palmcrston Gwc). Johansson, Hull, e
BARK Agostina QtaD Marc. Cork for ordcrs-socovch
ark Racheo (Aus). Marassi. Cork for ordcrs-Bcnhsm
BARK Camilla GER, Bcckman. Copenhagen or Elsinore
for orders-r unch Edye & 20.
BARK Caroline GER, block. Brcmcn--J Paul.
Bark Bristol. Fosseti, Antwcrp-B Metcaii & Co.
BARK Eyerhnrd Delius tGcr), fortmann, Rotterdam
BARK Maurice Inzare (Fr, Chaplin, Francc)
Unkhart. .
BARK Maria Lugia dta. savnrcso Triesse-Lauro, sto
BARK + Berg (Nor. Ncilscn, Tricstc-Funcn, Edye 4
schr D.ybrcak Mackay St Lucia and Carupano-Psnis-
scnr Chnon Br,. Bohp, Montego Bay. Ja-G wcsscls
schr Enc J simmons, Chadwick. Phipsburg Cst Mar
scnr Early Bird. Dnhme, Curacoa-Fay Bros
schr Annie l. Palmer Lewis, 81 Marc uinytD-Issac
senr Miliie Trim Drlnkwascr, Arroyo PR-H W Loud 4
Co
sc.rr J Kelsey. Bodinc. Richmond. va-Jas A Van
schr Francis French Gurney, Phiiadcp
K DOYLE.
scnr Oregon, church, 3oston-Chas living.
Schr L Schultz, Young New tiavcn-A b Hazard.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
ANN SPRAGUE'S MATRlMONY.

Judge Pratt, OF the Kings County Supreme Court.
yesterday confirmed tho report OF the rcierco In tho
case Of John Cowen, committee OF Ann Spraguc an
alleged lunatic, VS.. her husband. Benjamin Sprogue
70 nave the marriage annuilcd Ann Sprague is about
twcntyonc years OF age, and her maiden name was
Pope. Sbo first married Patrick jeffrey and
1875 her iaihcr brought suit To have the
declared nun aud voli the ground that shc was a
lunatiG Mr. Pope obtained her divorce, but upon his
Death IN 1917, Ann married Benjamin Spraeuc, u He'll
1atc pilot Soon after tue marriage ncr mother com
mcDccd proceedings 10 bavc her again adJuigcd a
lunatic she wits 20 adindged and her mother ap-
pointed committee. Mrs Pope superseded by
The present committee. The rc.orco's report was IN
favor Of the piantn. and Justice Pratt entered de-
cree annung the marriage.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
FOREIGN PORTS.

CALLAo. Sept a9Arrivca. ship tiavilom cCA, Kciton,
ships Ellen ooaspoca Morse ansro (snd sail sailed ii o,
or,,nanl,o tsgsrs,oxn 8 wht%orc do (.nd sailed lih
Ss sP Tsss sssh @ . Kilt, FL nsas, Sp
Oct l. ships Oasis. Lord Pnbclon Marion ,S Tiiiey.
P.co' s' 'S''' '""''''0s ''n 'ehF Fannie Hare Hare
CmAsLorrrrows. PEI. Oct 27-Arrivcd bark Geo Pcakc
DrsrnAaA 5--Arrivcd bark Man,ou, Fowler Balti.
.HAvASs Oct 27-sailcd. bark A tsp,. CaDrcra New
HALIFAX, Nov l-saiicd. steamer Hibcrnia r) Archer
from Lyerpovl &c' Baltimore; Beta Br bermuda and
Arrived os, 70 sshr Venture sr, Hatfield. New York:
New York w '0'' sour S'0 Grant ierr'eR Tor
Oct snd ss Sell. Todd
srsss.s an Gsynan s a. wit. coffee from
asl Flora IN ; 'f Ellis i roflds I'''' Mcdonald Ne1''
sy as & s1s. cSs % S% Ssw az Ooh tor
Garter pemofsra syrivea 18th dss se9r: olive
Crosby Hutchinson. and Henrietta, hi from New York.
Johns PR arrived ass as ane. ns'"a '" 'o" from -
wick land cleared for Bucnos Ayres, 2ist. bark A
Brayton, Gray; Rosario !rnd cleared for Boston, 90,
brig Anita owen. Petcnsiii. do
Wilton G"rvsr Bs"gop Sa
Also repg; schr wamne Scott. disg and rcpg forctop
MONTREAL. Oct Arrived. steamer woodburn, Thonp-
Sailed ys.h ship St Patrick, strrat. Gls.sow 3o.h
20; harks Northumbria Nicholson, QneenFtown; Alice
Bener Cork orders; Mystery Reid do Tor DO Desct
Dnbrovacki Draboz do for do Lohair. Desmond Monte
vdeo
Ponr SPAIN, Oct s--Arrved schr Cook Borden. Lunt.
New York -
Sailed about Oct H. brig II Houston. Griffin, Navassa
aud Baltimore. -
PoiSr PIrns Sept 2s-saied 'chr a"lph Howes shuso.
Ragged island. - -,
Poses. Oct o-Arrivcd schr Phebe Morrow. New York.
Sailed eth, brig stella Br) Davis Boston via Coamo.
QyEBEc. Oct 80 Jpsaed ship Gondolier !Br), anderson
rom Three Rivers, Melbourne; brig Peerless sBr,, f'o-
rian from MontieaD Gloucester -
Arrived 3Dth, brig 81 Louis Du gal, Limerick.
RIO JASEiRo Sept 3o-Saed, schrJ u Robinson. Glover
New York. .
brig ipscy Queen Morgan. loading lumber for Monte
vidco.
Stevens. Tamptco.
Sr Ays's hay Ja Oct fo--Arrived, brig Empress (3r
Marsh, New York (snd az Montego Bay Oct 2lJ.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
A HAUL OF CoUNTERFEITERs

The police OF Newark made an important haul Of
coun,erfcitcrs last evening. Licbmau Cohen and his
three sons, Jacob, Samuel and Isaac, caught
their house. No AZ Bank street, the act OF manu-
featuring counterfeit United States coins of the de.
nominations OF ten and twenty-five cent pieces.
Thrco pots OF molten metal and n number OF coin
mods were found; also about S0o worth OF the
spurious CON. There was also found large lot OF sup
posei stolen sivcrwarc, billiard ba Is ana the Ike.
The Cohcns have been under surveillance Tor several
weeks past They tired TO destroy the molds wncn
surprised by the police. The party were taken Tho
house and are held TO await the action OF the
United states authorities. Cohen used 10 keep dry
goous and ncy store on Market street. He has been
arrested several times Tor dubious transactions Tho
boys range from thirteen twenty one years OF age
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
GOVERNOR HAETkaNFI'S CASE.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov l, 1871
spcc,al despatch from fit,sburg to the Erenin9
Telegraph says:-
The argument involving the right Of the Grand Jury
to compel the attendance OF Governor Hartranft and
other State officials as witnesses was heard this morn
Ing before the Supreme Court full bench being pres
ent Attorney General Lear and Deputy Attorney
General Gilbert appeared for the Governor, and Dis
trl,t Attorney MontUoth, Assistant District Attorney
Hunter and George shrar for the county. The ar:u-
mcnt occupied ABOUT four nours the Attorney General
and Deputy Gilbert maintaining the position they AZ
ruued M the outset the officials declined 10
spond 10 the subpnnas claiming that nethor the Gov
srpor nor his suoordinacs could be compelled to
suond and that the Court has authority issue
attachments
The Court did not intimate when decision would
he rendered
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
PHILADELPHIA'S RAILWAY STEAL.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. !, 1877.
The examination Of John s. Morton, cx-Prcsdont Of
the Market Street Railway Company, before tho Regis
ter Bankruptcy, 10 relation to The affairs OF John
II Nagic 81 CO., was continued today. Mr.. Morton
Iterated the testimony given by him Tuesday, and
stated that no couii not say how much money was
raised by the nrin ths fraudulent stock which hc
had given them Mr. Morton further testified that o
cOnsIacra,Iun was paid either to him or tho railway
company Tor any OF tho spurious stock ana that no
dividends had been paid on II. Mr. Morton said ne
was not in any way interested the Hrm OF Naglc
Co.. except as surety Tor thci- per ormance OF con-
tract with the Centennial Catalogue Company Tho
examination VIII be continued next Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
SAILED.

stcnmcrs Sucvia cr), for Hamburg; State Of Virginia
Q,r, Giasgow Tybee. 1T Domingo, Hc Niagara Havana;
San acnto Savnnnan: Richmond Norfoik ships Derby
uer,. Bremen; Twilight. San Francisco barks Leocadi.
Vierr Brcnien Ottcrcn tNor. Antwerp; ~ Anna Ita
Lisbon Berg tNor,. Trieste i.mbia tBrl. ROTTERDAM
sh.temuc tBr, London; ic baker do; > II Chadwick,
month; 10 Itall. do or do Frcya thor), do or do:
En- Uta do Asia tNor) Cork do: Osnn-
ma tItaJ corfu; unanina (Brl, Cork; Edward fIvidt
tNor) Cacn tFrance); Ricardo III uta) Cctte; Henrik
ina stanford dtals aplcs Julia LnsIey London; Lydia
schrs Vim Douglass Point tn-Pitrc; Mary RUSSELL Jack.
sonviilc Lottie.
Also sailed steamers Schiedam (Duch), for
Albemare ewc Del brig Guisborou III tBr) Porto Rico.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
SOMETHING TO WEAR.

Caroline Lehman, aged or,y-0vo years, oil No. JOG
East Finy-sccond street, was arrested last night by
officer Newman, OF the Tenth precinct. u charge OF
shopitting, preferred against her By clerk in tho
dry goods store OF Waller Mcsoricy, No. 27l Grand
street When she searched at the Edr1dge street
station house there found wound about DO dy
eighty yards OF silk, and numerous other articles
winch, 1t supposed, she had stolen from other
stores Grand street.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents shpmasters informed
that by tcegrnphnR HERALD London Bureau. ad-
dressing Bennet No. 4s Fleet street, London" to the
Paris Office addressing 'ennett 6l Avenue de pOpcra
Par tho arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States. the will cabied this
country free of charge.
Capt aims arriving al and sailing from French and Med
ports will find the Paris Office the econom
cal and expeditions tor tclcsraphing news
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Tine buoy indicating the sand bar on Thrcggs Point LII
Sound, Is missing
Providence. Nov l-Capt Kelley OF steamer lay Queen
that the bowsprt o sch John snnk of Nav
att Point come time since, is sticking out OF water and 10
dangerous to passing vessels
The New York herald., 1877-11-02

SAN AxpRKAs Oct In port. schr sophia hanso.I sI
Williams uirom Grsytown, Nic. for Baltimore 70 '"'
about Nov l. 60, s..,
ST JomSs Pr Oct e--sailcd, schr Monte Christi smsh'
Port Prince. ,,, ~.
ST JoHx NIB. Oct 30-Arrived bark Sara. k.nyet. hrs
tot, Il; schrs Annie Cotter Mclaughlin rerth Am.oys :
Elysia Pye. havre for New York-pu in Tor narpos.
Cleared 3uh, brig Atbea tBr), Farrell, ioughaL
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
SHORIHOnN BREEDERS.

LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. ], 1871
In the Convention Of breeders Of short horned cat
tie touny the morning session was spent In discussing
the report or the Committee Resolutions. Certain
rules adopted regarding tho entry Of records but
proposition 10 admit TO mo records animals pot trac
ing TO imported cows was defeated. No other subject
OF consequence discussed
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
ae,enIon rA. !, ,hs de.pe.. dr.ugA. vessel ha. ever

detention This is the deepest drsught vessel that ever
went from this port
NEWPORT, Nov l-schooner Benjnmin Courtney, from
Baltimore for Aberdeen (Scotand which put in here 10
distress ready for The port q her leaking IS IN
examination Of her log being offered as proof
Fishing Joseph Church. Of Tiverton has been
towed here with machinery disabled Will repair at once
LAuxcHKpCapt Soule of Freeport. will launch splen-
did ship Of 900 tons from his yard Monday TO be
called the Sintram.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
ALL FOR TWO DOLLARS.

During quarrel which ensucd last night between
John Grady, living at No. SO Warren street, and An
thony Mcdonald or No So Cherry street, for the pos
session OF two-dollar note, the latter stabbed his
antagonist tue back in1ictng painful though not
serious wound. The injured man conveyed 10 tho
Chambers street Hospital. Mcdonald succeeded In
escaping The anray took place on the corner Of
Chatham and Oliver strccts.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.

TORONTO Ont, Nov !, 1871
special cable despatch from I.ondon to The Giobe
snys;-"Ihc Grand Trunk meeting was largely and In
auentialy attended The report was unan mously
adopted and vote OF thanks 10 Captain Tyor passed.
The proprietors expressed themselves satisfied with
future prospects,
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
SPOKEN.

Ship Ocean King Freeman from New York for San Fran
CISCO Oct z. lat 81 40 n. Ion ~ 1Ow.
ship Syrcn Woods from Now Bedford for San Francisco
Sept D. lat So 40 $. lon 10 45 w.
large rev American ship steering SE, showing signal
letters JOKE second letter. and going
on In line style Sept 23 lat 81 30 N Ion ~ 49, undoup
cdly ship PRnay of Saem Bray from Boston Sept IL
for Melbourne, her signal letters being JSkF.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
BURGLARS IN RAILWAY.

RAILWAY. Nov. l, 1877.
AT an early hour this morning Sir Ncsceius' Jcw-
ery store, Cherry street, entered by burglars
who blew open the safe and secured 900 worth Of
booty. No trace was left by tho thicvcs
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
VERDICT AGAINST A RAILROAD.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Nov. /, 1871.
In the Supreme Court 10 day verdct OF $4,000 was
rendered agans, the Stoninglon Railroad Company,
for personal INJURY sustained st the Richmond switch
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NKw YORK. Nov Moon.
The time ball OF the Western Union Telegraph Company
Qy standard time United States Naval Observatory at
Washington dropped one-tenth second slow.
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
SALE OF A RAILROAD.
CINCINNATI. Nov. l. 1871.

CINCINNATI, Nov. !, 1871
Tho Lake Erie, Evansville and Southwestern Rail-
road was sold under foreclosure Tor So, 100, Mt Soy
mour, lnd. yesterday, subject to claims before the
court
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
MARCHING ALONG.
DorNp BRoog v 4

BoU>p BsooK, y. j., Nov. 1, 1871
Battery G, OF the Cnitcd States THIRD artillery, en-
'oute for Fort Hamilton. oncampcd here tonight
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
WHALEM EN-.

Bark Linda Stewart which arrived New Bedford from
whaling voy age 30 will fitted Immediately for the
Atlantic Ocean under the Of Capt Crapo lsse
master OF bark Ospray. ofNB
The New York herald., 1877-11-02
WEATHER REPORT.

HoLyuEAD, Nov I. PM-wind w, moderate.
PLYMOUTH. Nov 1. PM-Calm. cloudy.