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, 1877-11-20
A ktaNIAC'S ADVENTURE,

P.r7suuRo, Pa, Nov. 1y.-Wlliiam Cushman,
4 passenger IN The faAt line west over thu Penn
sylyania Road this mosuinG, bee4ne deranged
on The ears, and Al the train was passing Car
nsy's Station, forty miles east Ut rittsburg.
hu ran out oil the platform and made q
desperate leap from the train, which WIS run
ming at speed OF forty miles III hour. Thu
mailman escaped with . few altght bruises. aud,
when ste conductor st0pped ~ tratn, W. n"t
made hIs way to thu sigual station ucur
Carnev's, from which he sent = telegram
to the Supesius cndcnt, ssytn. he had jumped
IRON ths train tu escapo party vi neu aboard
, 1877-11-20
CANADA.



AEs.'"s VI ~" @te"'''s"tp anat"e+-Aho f'@"'
cry FeMhHlssh'"-HAr'He SeWss
fxrsa! IHtptit* 80 Ihf Catri5a Fs1hHHt.
t9CEaEr, Nuy. W.-SrWA bt tho asrlya1 Of tho
stcn,n .LEp Thames Ut 81, Ju!,ll, New FoundlanJ.
,,n,inr .,I Yesterday, va. rnrcfv,., hcro rjtI,
'', e"N S.,.,.. ~ o'...A e.s
H'uea Sats'aea'o''' 4u",nc' "a >*ueocsess pe'"&
on boaru. The steamship was twen1y"scvcn
rnra ant anf9 mt,rh nuffptY nxt2tro nj in, 1,rr
80. ..,,....,..,.... ~. t.tI.n.e. -. =. -,
sa.c'y' Me1 PaesesRs a,e ", oe'o'eu ~ ~ ="
aa'e, nut ttncfcroha ana thltl officers anu ono eca-
Hlau were lost overheard. Amongst othrr injuries
tue srhulnes had her compassps yenttlatoys sky-
,toht. I'M, ,t.,l .hous. s,,ttr.,v .wo,,, .wuvt,,
Hsuss' a"1 ". =, eu'st. n"a' ~ :"
STORM anu 'ost az hes poats' u nas oseo asees'
tasned that the necessary repairs VIII be e!iert-
ed ut St. john. Thu passengers Will be tsans-
ferre, to the steamshfn Nova Scotia. dus n NJ.
r.t,,, waann.In, s.,, ',onrova., =, tI.1tts~
oo'.t "t"ues""'' aa's sv..'e,sa ~ ''a'"aa.
Capt. eanpbe'', ol Inc lhat1fess IL 3a Old
olticrr OF tlIn ClInanl Line, and displayed great
ability III Irsngi.E h!s ship safely luto port W.
der distressing circumstances.
ri, stfeh! tnspateA to ta* nh,sa0o ,s0 Tribune.
HALIF4A. NV iy.-o. ". lhot'psons Of ots
Johta. ue!o,e tnc fishery 1ona.!ssa.o" tstai;
gotiltlienseu % the Stoslhe aseaMett on nehalt ~
treat hltta1t' !se - ea.l ~ uaft n!aue eapt'
tal exae 20 larl ashi SHARPLY efttc!ss'l INC afEu'
nents .! tne Uuiteu otates aoutise!.
u nbecsas Mapa.e' - -, '~vv"h'.s9 vsst' tyss@as., -,
KINGSTON, Nos. ln-tcsteHtaSs 9ale was
sssesetey !e4t mere ~. seuoongss Sta'nnsi n,i
, 1877-11-20

The Senate has alsn disappointed the srcrctary'a
hopc by confirming Mr. Fl1cv. This is the
story whivll those In the Senate who ARC un-
friendly to scllnrz tell.
OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Senate tu-siay confirmed tho nomination
OF John +. Winter, of Bloomington, rx-stato
REPRESENTATIVE, 10 he Cnnauf ut Rotterdam.
Alnuxo lBcll wns aleo confirmed as Assistant
seerstary Of The Interior after verr p5o9nnee1
WAS confirmed ar Collector 0i Cu<!anH o. Sn-
pcrfor A!lt:t.. ap Hugh j. Campt,cl|. of Loute-
lam, rs Enf,cl States District Attorney for
ad"p;e as he n:,po fn; n s 'Gf r.'o9% @
that the Territorial appointments ahoitl he
made from 1,ereots who were residents Of tho
Territories. 1hin pr!nstplc has cYIt1cnilv mt
If Of Clio, was e,,r,tlrned Postmaster at Datti-
more alter considerable Imposition.
:. Tbs scnatc Judiciary Committee considered
tho nomination Of ten. Harlan for surref'c
Court Justice tntlav. hut came 10 decision.
Tint Committee Is practically 1T tho hands of
Its Chairman. Srt,ntur E.lri,tnls, who Il ono nj
tne must pronounced i, npimFftfon TO- Hayes.
lhc Cunmittcs never takes any netlon ini't,icil.
biz to f''e Chafrnnn and he r. never otsole.l.
AlI nominations hct, have thus far .gnt'c to
that Committee have t,ccn subjected to The
lHHst riGiI investigation and great tclav T. Is
eail that the Committee desire Information
fsom Louisyillc lcfore further action In tic
Harlan case.
WILL NOT ACCENT.
Col. r. g.. Ingcrsoll 10. day. IN company with
eenator Ogfcsfv, ealletl 0n the Secretary of
State, and stated he tHl not desire hts name to
he used III tr'f',cctinn With Tho Berlin Mfssion,
~ he did not wish Tho position.
CONFIRMED.
Th thu Ufstsrn 6ta~Lafst f'rtts.
WAsutNuTos. u. c., Nov. lN.-'rflc Senate
Gonfrrtal lftaunceY !. Filler. fostu1asicr nj 81.
!.ouI.: AInnzo i}cl, Assistant Secretary OF tho
Interior.
Ctnsuts-1nhm F. Winter. of Illinois, Ro!ter-
t1htn: .tan,cs +. .Iaekto,I. of Michigan, ~. lanl
DE- Leon, 8. n; +. ". Dcnnte. Of OrrCor,, at
Itrn f.in: Allen Ffanri*. II oregon. At storiA.
v.!;; Charles u. st:rpar,s., of New York. Il.
Bradford: William Mnrey. Ccyion.
Collectors nt Custo,ns-ticorge ". Howe, for
the District 1T ttiyatoga, Ohln: Charles 7. U.s.
burn. Dlstrtst ot Superior. Michigan.
Observation-Disclosures u. Shaektctnri,
SURVIVOR II C,stuns ut I.ouisv,lle, ky., ltngii
]. Campbell. of New Orleans, United STATES
Aitn1ney of DAknta: II. l.. Hart Of Ohio,
11nI,an Agent at th San Carlos Agcnrv. Art
zona; f. i. Tyler, Postmaster ut Baltimore.
, 1877-11-20

Instead Of hiding her In her efforts 10 temperate
II UhvtnutfJ not The way 10 get we'll when onc ii
SICK. Yet Ibis IT, pteettc1y the ctns.c pnreucI-of
cDttse unwItttnciy--by persons who arr continual.
y atafnE thcmteIvrs with powerful mlneral drugs
1or sono nlsIn.'Y with which they arc afflicted.
recovery thAn tu hasten It. tiaw much notc exr.
s!h1e are they who emp1ny Tho gently -Act,ng bur
thnsnuRhly ctljctcnt ees6ritire, liGstrttcra eto-
em!nently wllolcann1c an,l safe: anil instead of in-
tufinR lmprnvcs the lone Of the stomach and re-
c:catc* heath md sicos IN the broken down ss4-
TEN. InhfvcsfEun liver complaint. conttipntt1re,
kidney md bladder ailments. and tlle nnia tIsfp
yield 10 i!a corrective influence. and 1t IA t4o
remedy and preventive par excellence Cur inter.
m{ttcnt snr rcmi,tcnt fexcrs and oi.cs diso1icrs
bred by n,iatnla. tainted air &ud water. Ii ls,
moreover, . superb appetizer.
, 1877-11-20

-. dn'ct1t E4sDuteA 10 TA4 caIea2e 7TtbuA&
=, "AsNtSo1ok, u. t., Nov. l9-The roadfma-
uon BY The Senate this afternoon of the 5eap-
polhstnent OF postmastes Ftitey at St. Louis Is
sspeStally unacceptable to Sec4etasY scnurz.
snseY ss an excellent Postmaster and a better
o4teaan, ~ be has demonstrated by engineer
Ms tne election Of thres Republican Congress.
W. msa sFum St. Lou.s, aad Ut Sehurx's FREUD,
o'esstotx' a. Mayor Ut that city; bu. sehurz /.
presented a. betng anxious to bs elected
eus'sa states Senator tsom Missouri In 1851,
~ us hFst move In tho campaign was
saAuee1e - 1or the Post Office 1t St. Louis. The
s,ss'eeht' acting 10 accordance with the
a'"e siseu h!m by Yice-Pre.!deut Wheeler,
~ aos acceded to this arrangement, and now
, 1877-11-20

hy him to remit taxes on insolvrnt savings banks.
.Il not,on Of Mr. Windnm, ttt scratn rerrded
from it, atntnimtnte In the Army Appropriation
bill winch wrse MN. .cnnc"rrttt IN by Inc lli'u>r.
Mr.. dorsey -ubnillrd an amendment to The DE-
rs' i"r .nr ,uur. Io". and nd co nuIiJ;,x n
l..ltle ti.,eh. Irtrrrcd. 49,
NJ. Ingalls, cat:h up the Senate hill to Enable
fndtans t., lccttnr ett1Icn4 ng the EnnrI Statrr.
+'rhd1ng The tiIrrmstfnn the H:nate &eut inta e1-
ecutlse aess'on. aud eu"n a'iionrncd+
lft,CsE.
Immediately hftcs tin rea,llng of the Iontnat.
Mr. Swami mosrd that thc House re.oIve issclf
into fiints"c Vt the Wh0!c 10 rt,as4cT the Paris
H., @ W. hons, @
tn ttcpcal bisl rhaid ie tarcn up, anil The ,peak
er. WIN rnlcd t.at The E1po-ieton bill. i'e:nr IN
tfnrr then. by vote NJ lst tn III. ,nto Com,
hlatce Of The Whole. with Mr.: Springer in the
char. on The tar@ Exposition bill!
Atf. t:ux argued HEain.t tie cnnAtitutnnalfty Of
iile bill and hrn nrtccct!ci 20 ridseuie NJ. ilcw.
lttA pru,n-,ttpn for corn. kitchen,
free tratir. and m appeal to the i:srnnnltrr on
Nayf AMI Mrau~ II btlny In \ bill for the radical
moa.i1rt,hn u the tartit.
said. for The parlune "f making himself t'"pn1st.
h1srr,fc.ented liz district IN sueeth cal.uIatc
H. thru rrueecuct u stair t'c h.asor'ea ant olhrr
FtasonH WHY ts,t CnItct Htntca r.lnuid be worthy
represented at thr Far,s ExIa,~{tlhn.
Mr. MunFM. Hrnbct 0f the Committee On
Foreign AtTair-. spoke III aiEocaey o5 the bill.
Mr. GrxiM fasuFcd the bill
Mr. McMsilun offered MI amendment provlfing
that M ,nufe than one ComHtestoncr. compensated,
aHl n.t more Than i've h"nnrnrT com'n!t.innrrs.
Mr. E1l.wurlh Ot!errt III amendment to l,asc one
Comml.sinncr from each ststc. Heicctcd.
sir. Mills mnseh ~ stflkc tut TIC enacting
rejection. On s'anltng vote the Chairman an.
nttHce M In the Affirmative tail Ieinocrata1 and
1:El In the negative. 70 the mntian waA defeated.
Sir. Steele offered an amendment requiring fHnr
Of the C0nfnf-t,oncrs 10 bc practical ngrcn1tusai
tstt. Agreed tn.
Mr. pr,llc offered an amendment tn rrfut ter,
tnechnntce 10 the Exposition ANd pay their cx-
lithses. Rejected.
Mr.. Hanna uloyrt 10 tirikc nut the prnttslnn 10
pay 81. 600 to Conmistary- -ticncral. sl0. tk}0 to
ench bf the twenty tufnmfa.innrEa. He WIS In "a.
var of the general purpose Of tic bi.1, bt opposed
IL tIavin ..,oncy rxpen'lel mn 4 lht of ,unkirt.
~. william" Wis opposed The atnrnnnlcnt.
Without dlsto.Iil1 hf the amendment the Com-
ntttcc ruse md tho flouta adjourned.
, 1877-11-20
Postmaster F'illey Successful
1y Runs the Senate Ex-
ecutive Gauntlet.
The Army Bill Finally Passed and
Sent to The President.
The National Treasurer's Statement
Concerning Certain Una
vailable MoneYs."
SENATE CONTESTS.
DEMOCRATS tn COUNCIL.

sn,4ei hsvdteh tn The Cnfeao" Tribune.
WAsu,sGroN, D. C., Nov. 19.-Tho Senate
Democrats had cauct1s this morning, aud con-
stdcrctl the contested election cases. After
4 bricf discussion. Senator Thurman was iu-
t,ructcd to moro IN opcn Senate to discharge
tho Elections Committee from further con-
alteration Of tho case OF Butler, from South
Csrul;na. This acttUn was determined upon for
The reason that the Democrats arc Of opinion
that the Republican members Of tho Election
Committee intend 10 defer action upon other
election caaes Until after TINT Of Kellogg tas
been settled, aud, iuasmucl as these is mHni-
fcss inclination on the part OF tbs Republicans
Indefinitely to lostpotlc all action upon tho
Kellogg casc, tho Democrats intend to do their
best to take all cases OF a'ntest
AWAY FROM THE COMMITTEE.
The case III II. Z. Butler, Of South Carolina,
tney think Is their strongest ono fur tho reason
That they confidently cxpcet two Republican
yo.c.. One III tllcse Is that Of Patterson, of
South Carolina; tho other, that Of Conovcr. 1t
|, *atd that Butler has interested himself act
I,ely IN the matter Of the pending prosecutions
Of Patterson, md TINT he quito expects to DO
lorncthlng to sccurc tho dismtssal of these
Duita; but whatever may he tho reason, tho
Democrats rely upon two Republican votes to
tet II. c. Butler, or Hamburg Butlcr,"' as ho
Il called.
Itthc motion to discharge the Committee pre-
rails, Of course tho next motion that would DO
mastc would be
70 HAVE n1M swoRN IN.
THIS decision wns made In caueus, but 1t was
asn decided that the plan sl.,uId moi be eKc-
rutrt. until tic Democratic members Of tho
Elcs.un Committee have time to prepuro SONIC
statements or prolcsts tn thu matter OF the action
Of t,r Republicans In tho Committee to-day.
II tho Democrats should he successful In
she Butler case, they undoubtedly would in
similar way attempt to secure tho discharge
Of The Elections Committee from tho consli.
Grafton Of tho suo11ord,. Kellogg. and Eustis
c1Ht.
Thrre WAS
CURIOUS iuNCTuRK OF AFFAIRS
to-day. by cDuntinE tho ul,scntces II appears
that Senator Matthews, whose yote the Demo
erats hoped to haye for Spofford. waa in New
Turk. liad vote been forced to-day It Is pos
lhlc that the seatc would Eayc been tied, and
that with i1callcnt Wheeler, WHO has tho Gust
Ing sotc: IN tho Chair, tho Democrats would
scarcely have succeeded.
, 1877-11-20
NOTES AND NEWS.


~, srt''at in.p"tca 70 '"' fs'raa" ftn"ns'
"ASHfHoFuS' -. 1'' Hos' l"'-!hc naH'
Frauds Il. rlunkett, who has lccn here for
some time NJ Hccretary Of Lccnttuu. at1l wf1o
.ha a f,an,,', .',",.. -, ,,a ,,,d-,r -, ~. 60
luz Capltol to7ans VI o"l Eoo''oy 10 MS oeh'
atosiat frent's attd to Introduce his successor,
Ms. Victor Drllmmond, who will act rs Charge
f'AfIa,rs Until tho return of Sir Edward Thorn.
~ S'''
So''
SENATOR DAVE Honhf'
Senator Davis, Of West Virg'na. IL to make
tl,. treasury, Ittt scsolutluu va. adopted viii,
.,'s "s 1..''.s., .... ~. ~, 49,,
LUZ "n'''"."n s"As tus 1oo'1l.'es e"ai' 'ase
but o'e clerk alId ono etonoeraphtr' ai'u lie
lar session.
THE PACIFIC nAl1KhAps.
rbc 1fn,ou Por,nc mil f,entr,,l racfhc mamie
,,.t.' ~, ia -r>,n.,sI,,on .mhnI,t", - ,.,o
c!ait' lhat tnc ptop"sst'o" aut'""Itc" ~ tnc
Judiciary Committee with regard Ia the sinking
fuul provides that tic lime m duration OF tlIe
fund ehal, l,c flyc ycars beyond The time when
tIo bot,tit last issued, bcitx Il majority ut tll,
at timu an the sro,.nl int It IL iaIr niiowanrc
for tlic dejay IN tho acccrtaurc 0f tie f,lftt,
wl,,,.l, was mt occas[one hy auy fault nj th..
e,,,,,,,antrs. anl inr ths withholding of iarrr
sums by the Government for several tears GU
tic roatts wcru rofupIrlcI several wears earlier
thu,, the cnntrnrt will tfl, {;uvcrument Dr.
man!cd.
1,ony p,A1r's c,tAuoFs.
Tho rcnori m tirIujat1on tI,at fic Secretary
of War lid considered thr ch1rgcs ,ude ugatnst
iicn. Ingalln anI others by Cui. Dpnn riatt. antI
hnJ trrifi,i ti,nf fh.v tl mt make {'n,,rI ,f
Int},irv f,crrHaury. ii n lul,tnkr. Th< Secretary
hns ft,rn waiting lor Il movement M thr r,nrt II
tic ACCUSED others aud whenever n,y one nf
fhen, renl,rs.h rttrt II will BE- ru,,ycrcd by tho
sccrctsry without Ielny.
tnsnIiuuuyxr.
Nr Wool fn.rt,is r. hrir,, ~ 4bn rcso,ptfo,,
Ter .,In,rn,msr, :r,,"si"v mnrnns ;t.h"
fri.n1s ~ thr Ewip,r Xii t,nnos" n ~ n reons
ri fnr,n.s vrtn ~, thrir hi}' 'rb. list t,f fhr
rcynias n1nnrnnrf,f.n,, ilIis will nrnha1,fv hc
acfsi ~, IL III. iint,.n unh wt, n, In, s,natt
tu.,,lorr"w. ThIs. viii clear liz way i,,r n;l.
im,r",,n, cr,"ns thm frt.n'ix ~ tho Silver an,l
m,," III. ss.,i ~ tt., .r"~ ou,t ~ ,,mrsh.,i
EY"c,',i~. l,u.incss r,nv nrvr1't' III" h..st ins
dItottas tn.ni"ht or Xxi liz s.at.,m viii ro,,-
tims ~ less; inrs,r, tn. ,,resr,,t wr"k.
~'''"S ~ '~-@ Tsir a,wy'
T,,, a,,rato t.,,1ev rnc",i"1 from ia Mn.
~, 0,p,cnlms,ts =" ,to Amy III, o"9
i ~. o"..nI =" Il ,.n ~ f,',', H., ii,ms"
i.av.s tt., nr,nv NJ assS1 sir,,r ~. n, ,,rr,cut
,nnrrnw tnr MA sirnattr.' mi f;cn. sl."t,n",,
t".t~l't .nyx II. wiii NJ arr. T nc.n tn r,.rrI';t
ti,n sr,nv 1,v rla"mv takl nlI,tcr* "rI ,,,,.n an
-"a,,ittn, ..yrrts H.. % aruw NJ ,rs.rt i. t.ss
.,o,, ~, IN H o,;i.tm."t. i,,rr ;'c", ma,1s
s.,.a s.~" ~, irnc S't'0s'' -A'e 0~~'' "'"~''
"ANo TI,r a.,o,p no,,.u
, 1877-11-20

Zoe, An olitisne faynrlte, appeared here last
evening Ii, her wcil.kuown triple role IN the
weIi-kpowu "French spy" shu II looking as
young aud ylgorousas ste did years aGu. aud her
actin. ID full OF thu spirit Of hcr freshcr years.
"pashtlii. Charley" ~ pefsonatcd hY Sr, En-
NETT, male an appropriate supplement to ths
entertainment, lAcsu pletes will ba Oh tha
boards tur tho week.
, 1877-11-20

last trip of their schooner, the Garden Island,
nFott the ortan. She sailed from this port with
a tarCo uf CHI ago grain. anil accomplished tho
vnyag. from Qncbcc to Liverpool in twenty
davs.-stcamfnip timc,-hayin9 reached her
destination Oh Thursday, tho 18th Inst.
, 1877-11-20
TILE PITTSBURU RIOTS.

Vn+s11o% .>f tS.o f.,us..0 psrnnu~u.a.-.sA
ave- u.r.-.n..s -, ,t.. u,.t. f,T,.,ai. ,r,..
;" ."o 90. ~
.a.'Eane." ]sw" AseA'eu 10 S""'e very
, .,s,,1.-' ,s.,,. .''e ~ .'a@ 1'"r'
foad UHlctaI" VIII f1hu SothtnE to Io
Hrnutl Uf.
ptrrsRrrn. Snv. i5.--Thr Crnna 1,,rv nr,,la
..-t- ~ ,.'... .so' '.""'' .' ~! u.sa'
tlons TODAY o., ii. subjcet Of The July riot. IN
M. rt,v. Af,rr c,1Itnr ot,pnt.on IN ,hc t,rt
. .,", @. ~. n.y. sA.s "aso" '','" ~ ae ast
tHat tHe matter WAS specially given tntnl
In Clafrc, tbev state that fhcy we're
mct l,v nm t,,cr,r.tcd }mnr,tmcnt In
thc rcfn:a, If thc statc of1rla1. 10 tc.tif, .rhs
refusnl.n ssy they. "of those vhu wrought
tlo .I.,,,.s .o,,ma,s ., .o.,,,. <r -,,~ ,nrse.,
uat,ou M ', wi,ar 1 vcry lnu narto % li." nj ~ Ths re-.
mr., then enraks ,,f tho ort,,u nf thc tro,,b,
.rs h ss" spS1 M " ~, M sn re,' .t, H..
the railroad men b. the reduction uf wages, In
which co,uo,, ea,,sc wus ,nade through secret
orrun,7otinr. cxtcndin, through .rrcral stntc.
mt over ,,,any thousand. Of miles Of railway.
The JURY then gave as' seeo''nt Of the sherirs
action, anu ase uf opinion tfut he had nut ex-
l,austc4 hts rover before calling upon the mill
~ ~, "i,. n,a4, ~ ciH: au'''''" W.
,it -. i1 ~ ~ .hs .n,,,r,.., h,.4
lhe aatnorsino IND oi tne nrociamatlon. WHICH
been unable 10 trace pcvohu thc fcht'bylraniA
Nuilro1,l dcput. Tic Governor ccrtaiuly lid
not aathofize " as t,s w ei"moeflaT III ILLS
speeia1 eaF nea1 sa!. Lake lily
The document proceeds as follows;
neforr any sy,,"n ossntts'I ts rena'ylrania
nasoau n..a'' % m"s H. % a :" ~, a.sen'lt
anvrtc y, r.aso, M tis ssu"us,on at woEx KIT =,
tbs numerous mills 1t no",,. and Sui.
tjuy, pt,uthcr Idle dry, following wuulu further
to astend these coanst'.. ind oFder WA aivsa to
ctcas tte tIasks s! Ih;' W. aee"mni1theu. whsn
theYwn ut the Philadelphia eDlutrf..
that without ui1lrrp froi Ills cnil,maudn: oilIcpfs
tho auIa!cra commenced tu lire VI tht cruwI,
ad he1O.o they could b. checked ths IEtuY sesultc
IN III ths immediate death ii len citizens.
Thr Cprot1er@k report gtse4 twenty two GentI. on
saturday IND sunduy. This was tic unauthorized
w.llfn anA wuntuM killing by the pr1yzte euIdirrs,
wnsl! shs tuque't GIN Gull by no othrF term 'han
T1v Jury lars great cmpl,asls ou th,s chaptcr
nf rio truyrliy. ss il ws tho beginning al t1lr
r;ut. Surakinr II
'"s lt1t1+Aph4'fAl~ ,,..,,sp ~ '"1 'sooSo'
l!ouhs
anti the Gbpefscment VI inc Fouftre!ith anu
Nineteenth Ncg1tncnts In dcmoeallzcl condl.
Thp wGuIu military operations from frat 10 Isst
VIA blunder, and extlbItrti plt1able auscIcc Of
Thinning an! ~, e1ecu!,ye ability wortay u C.n':
nl,al1Gculiuns T4s uscIlpatlon Ut thu epnd- huu.c
waa iats mistake. II not rtia.e: and inytea INC
the aajacsnt i,lt Guild iss been aceomp;sic. ur.
tors of aftcf without oss, anu thc blu lcld agaast
1lus iury spenks of the rctrea. Of Gen. Brun.
tn, fr., ~, iinmmt f1t,sr nnI ri H., ttrn, ~,
h % u'.,4 .uH .l,;l,,a ~, s"ws. w: hn. ~ ,,, s H.
ic atas ,i M. ,e i,,z,, w,.s %e ~ .xrna ,r m
, 1877-11-20
UUs. G0ssn0e
e. Go.
NOVELTIES" IN
Dress Goods?

We have now in stock, and exhibit
the choicest and most elegant felcc-
ton Of Fashionable Novelties in Fine
Dress Goods ever shown in this city.
By recent purchases wearo enabled to
offer many gems in style and color
ing not before shown, which are ex-
elusive with ourselves, and cannot he
duplicated. We solicit an inspection
Of elegant lines Of Berlin Oorduroys,
Drugget Oamels Eair, Bourette
Indou, Bouretto de Sois, Bourette
Mosaique, Bourotto Parse, &C., &c.,
all Of which are very attractive and
at the closest prices.
We have just opened several cases
Al-Wool Merinos, '':2S inches
soifle, at 90 cts,'' and a heavier
grade at rs cts.
Very Unusual Bargains,
<i'id Mo,fhU esl'ccialatfen
In low-prioed Dress Goods We offer
as IN Extra Bargain" two cases
All-Wool, twenty-five inches wide,
Plain 0olored suitings ''ttt Is cts
Il ljaf4l!'
-Four Gases All-Wool Striped Suit
ings, Dark Winter Shades, at @S cts,
with IN endless variety Of all popular
styles, from 25 cts up.
"TItc best ruluc at least c0st.'
Ch0s. G0ssUge: G Co.,
State and Washington-sts.
, 1877-11-20
chief.Justice Davis Spreads Con-
fusion Among the New
York Whisky-SetIers.
He Orders The Grand Jury to 1nvesti-
gate the Excise Commits
sioners.
II They Hare Grnntcd License to
rscndo-t -tfotcfs They viii
Hue II.
The Old Jud dge Will Not Stand ANY
Three-Bunk Inns"


:. sp...a' 'a.n'tr" n ne '%fo,so rrtann..
ssw lonx, Nov ta-chfcf-Ja*tice Dav1s. in
ms et'afee 10 INC "Fahu Jury to-ias, delivered
stfoftR temperance lecture. ~h!.ll has pro-
dlec.i tlccl,lcl effect both On tho Exc,.e con.
,,,,.s,,,.... 49,. ,t.'... ~ ~. eo
"'no''.n a"o "|uo ItnesahS' IN the
course Of his remarks tile Judge said:
The nresttee nf rrttnnl II hurtnes. in tbfs conrt~
hnr. ii lar.e rttrnf suI,.tnn1io1lr acnr,r.a -:
District. Attorney VI tnp pnwcr al inic.tira,nr
ancl. u nrr called ,ntnor o,lrn.e. ifke q sostri
Or the Excirc law. hut, think. mistaken toI.cy
.f ru ,ban twenty ysar. II ini,riai i,fc n"~ hss
crimrs c1,tnit,rtt In tbIs rn,,ntry rh1rt ,msoi.
per+nnal viniencr arr traceoi,ie To intoxIratfn"
iituofs. .tras nl cr,nc< which involve nrrsnnsi
violence, fueh u. humicules afIray. n..aujt. nnti
batteries, criminal c,,ntrnnt. sI;c ,c atmv s,n.n
Of families and chiittrgn. ''"''
Ecirrrtnr IN thr ,t.,u,c n, tQ7- With, ,..
cnrt ~ Au,"a,. ~ H.. 'ta.ts .ao,i.a :" ~, "aNn me
IuutI @ " ApPca'a nas ucelaco To ec III lorce. he
e"'.'huea:
ment, Rt lar 10 prevent The srca, ,ncrra.c an cnn
rtant influx nf crime Invading our ,rIueaaIs md
virtually neccrsl.asns the administrator. 1t ;n.tico
n',.dcnacannfr. tut i viii n,nre patticuja;ir %
cali yons attention 10 The provisions Of In. ..,nto
= ss... 70 Tas s,, nay ., * ros; hs aw
t4,rs, toscl. tic statute require. ths W app!i. ~
acc:ary @ "f tycler. epa @se md
,au.t be +l"wn ttat 10 ,ns, H. .asesn. % ~ ~" hotei i
is required ,ur lie astuat sccomtnodattnm NH ~
Travellers at The mace where thc nunIicnnt
re-Io+s nr psopn4ra 10 kccn tho same, Tie sans
section ta5* that. In case tho comn,issionef- thal
rraHl licch.H c1u.sarv to the pfDyI.toa. nf thta
MT. they ru! he 1ccnlcs3 guilty. or q mt.t'cmranor
Then fntnwE prusi,irn rc1nIring ali kItpcrs Of
Inns. laxeFN+ or hHteIs to ktct In hi. htt,I.a nj
fexst three rrnrc belts nnu guui and Mt he'd
ding. Whai tr un i'm, iaytfn, or hi,tcIt Tnc ward
''iun - IL an ancient name. ~ dc.,vnst;ny uuhtc
accoturaonton ior srasrlet.. and lmplie. i place
olaccommoda!lnn for perron: travelling, temporarily
away from 1nt!f hlacSs Of abic. II would
=, IT, ts ~ '1s tat theff ar Hl l.ns
- ~ -. ~ -, 'HA' ". ""a1" " Is3S1"t
, 1877-11-20
GRANT As A DIPLOMAT,

CINCINNATI, Nor. 19,-Tha Commercial will
publish Tomorrow morning IN editorial strong
~ urging uen. Grant tur ths Berlin MlS4ipn4
, 1877-11-20

MOI tlaat!hed-b14iae aud shafon.
KeaETAkr SHERMAN And TIE SILVER HILL
,,stcEetary she1uan u determined to light the
sllSer hill to the end. liz says The aeton A.
Naay taken hY Congress upon that bill Las
tef!ouslY tntcrfered with hls funding negotis.
Haos. a lie waa all ready 10 issue cali Iur tlU,-
hpAu OF bonlls Oh account Of the Syndicate
H!xfattoNs, when the passage OF the Silver pill
lie ttouse led tu al immediate suspsustoo ei
~ ortttr. sn4 he ihnkt therc u III present
Hospetl u al improvement. To hls frtcudt tho
secretary Is very rappl,astc Ia EXPRESSING tho
.aA1on that no 6Ili containing present tres Co,l-
w W section or silver 10 The p3y1ueut OF bonds
thl letVue lay
, 1877-11-20
WASHINGTON.

W AOl1lNU1VNs
nemocratic Senators Hold
an important Council
Yesterday.
t,ey Propose to Take ALI
Election Cases from the
Committee.
And viii MIKE an Experiment
III tho Case Of Ham.
burg Bnt1cr.
Result Of q Careful Canvass Of tho
Senate Oh the Silver
Bill.
Secretary sherman StrongIY opposed to
Scrcral Provisions d she
Bland Bill.
Postmaster Filley Successful
" Runs the Senate Ex-
ecutive Gauntlet.
The Army Bill Finally Passed and
Sent to The President.
The National Treasurer's Statement
Concerning Certain "Una-
valuable Moneys"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-12
CLOTHING.

bished Clothing have Empty Stores and
,es while we have Two Months Time, by selling Coz
Goods, at Low Prices, built up the Largest Cloth
ing Trade in the State.