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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-29
INDIANA.
Strikers Still Defiant.

Fort Wayne, July 2S.-The mayor
and sheriff, with Superintendent Cor
ham and O'Rourke. made two fruitless
attempts to raise the blockade. The
strikers. numbering 800, drove them
back. The strikers sent a delegation
to Adams station, six miles from Fort
Wayne, took possession of the telegraph
office and telegraphed to the strikers to
send a large force. Gov. Williams has
been applied to for assistance.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-29

THE Virginia cities and towns are
preparing to give President Hayes an
enthusiastic reception. 1t will proba-
bly, be more warm and hearty than
even his New England greeting some
Mtnka AGO.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-29

THE difficulty between Spain and
China in reference to the Soverna
question has been settled, the Chinese
government paying an indemnity of
several thousand dollars TO the relatives
of the crew of the vessel.
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H INDIAN A
Joseph, White Bird and Looking Glass
in Montana.

Deer Lodge, July aS.-The mail is
lust in from Missoula. Capt. Rown
had an interview with Joseph, White
Bird and Looking Glass on the 26th,
Another talk was set for the 9th. Our
people are sparring for time, which the
Indians seem unwilling to give.
Gov. Potts issued n proclamation on
the Goth. but no copy has been received
here. lie wants every man to the
front. The troops are well entrenrhed
and will hold the trail. Volunteers are
wanted for offensive purposes. All
advices indicate a fight imminent on
the 26th. Scouts report many wounded
Indians and ponies.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-29

THE mayor of Chicago publishes a
statement, claiming that the special
press reports regarding the recent riot
in that city, have been greatly exag-
gerated.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-29

GEN. HOWARD has issued Il general
order, congratulating the troops on the
result of their recent campaign against
the hostile Indians in Idaho.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-29

JOHN MORGAN, ex-lIead Center Of
the Coal Miners association of South
ern Illinois, was arrested yesterday,
and is now confined in Jail at Belleville.
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THE Russian press have opened out
on England for sending troops to
Malta, and ridicule her ability to fur
nish an army of any extent.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-29

\ suIP is being constructed in Eng
Land for the purpose of conveying Cleo
patra's needle to London.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-29

GEN. SHERIDAN passed through st.
Paul yesterday noon, en- route for Chi
rn0n
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-07-29

EDWARD s. CRoCKEE has been APP
pointed receiver of public moneys nj
Evanston, Wyoming Territory.
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ARTISTIC
ARTISTIC TAILORING.
20 Per Cent! 10 Per Cent!
Edward Ely & Co.,
CHICAG o.

Save Money and at the same time
obtain the Best and Most Durable Goods.
We have largely reduced our prices on all
Goods. Then from these prices we deduct
70 per cent. on all Mixed Business SuitingS,
Mixed Cassimeres and Mixed overcoatings
summer weights, and on all other Goods,
both in summer and winter weights, 10 per
cent. Discount, from July / to August 81, ISL.
These discounts are for prompt Cash within
for Autumn and Winter are in readiness.
We believe we are selling oar goods Lower
for the article furnished than any house OF
equal standing on this continent. Every
thing Guaranteed. Standard the highest.
WABASH Av., Cor. MONROE,
Established 1854. CHICAGO.
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SUNDAY, JULY 90. 1877.

GOLD closed in New York yesterday
NJ 1855.
, 1877-11-10

Tho EGort to Obtain Monument for tho
Hepartrd Statesman,

Tho Enbrt to Obtain Monument for Tho
Departed Statesman.
5nrcidi D4toa.eA 10 1ns Catca1o 7rtbuna
1NpfaNAroLIs, Ind, Oct. 9.-Tho Committee
appointed by meeting Of soldiers jusabclore
the funeral to perfect m organization for tho
erection Of n monument to Senator Morton met
to-nlght, and organized BY tho election Of Lew
Wallace US President, Charles N. Lee as scr1e+
tary, and John Z. New As Treasurer. A Doasa
OF Managers wns appointed of three from this
Congressional District and one from each Other.
dlsttIct In tho State, Republicans aill Dcmo-
Gratis alike, Col. u. c. Shaw Democratic Trcas.
urer Of State, being onc Of tho most earnes.
men Rt the meeting. A letter was drawn.
up and signcd, anu wilt bo signed to-mos
row by citizens Eeherally, asking Col. 1ngcrso
to como hero and deliver an euiogy on Merton,
tho proceeds to be devoted to tlo monumental
fund. Tho following aro the na,nts Of tho
Roarl Of Managers by Congressional Districts:
First, Gen. J.. g. Veatch, EyausylIloi Second,
Capt. Riley, vlnceuncs; Third, Col. D. G. An"
Ms!lson; Fifth Goi: WV. 5adisy' di Rlehnond' i f'
Sixth, Cnl. Milton peder, KnirltstoHn; Scy-
snth, Gss: join csbura, Der. je9a Loye, SRI.
y. 4. Ketcliam; Eighth, MAI. c. Smith, Tctrs
1!aute; Ninth, Capt W. Wallace, Latayette;
Tenth. Col. n. Glcason, Lapcrte; Eleventh,
Gen; !nrnes. Slack, Marion, Grant County;
Twelfth Col. R0bcrteon, Furt Wuyuc; Thlr-
tcenth, Col. Reuben Williams, Warsaw.
, 1877-11-10

Tho Railroad WrnnEle-Tl,s sitting .7}ull
Hoax-serlouA Railroad Accident.
,Spsef4k Hslh4fch 10 III Ehfc1tda Ifa{unl

The Railroad SrrnnEle--Ths Sitting. Hull
ffoax-serlous Railroad Accident.
Spsefus nisl'Atch 10 TEt EAieaqo tribune.
ToAoSTo, Ont, Nov. O-Tho railway wnr be-
tween tho Southeastern aud ra*sumpsic Roads
Is not yet cnded. President Raymond, Ut tho
fassumpslc Road, Was arrested lust night for
enus|ng tho track Of the Southeastern 10 be
TON, up, impeding tralllc, at,l preventing tho
Transmission Of Tue United statcs malls. 4
spcclal from North Troy says tho war bctWceu
tho roada named wakes hotter. The
rails will all be rrlaid by To-
murroH, when tho Southeastern people
prupose to run through 10 Newport, vt. No
Interference will bo brooked on tho part OF tho
Pasansnpaic. Preparations arc n,ado tur any
emrtssury. stronK forces OF men arc. posted
a!on9 the line, and my attempt ut 4 rush by the
raasuslpstc Will 10 frustrated. The town Is
tIil 81 people, anu all y excitement.
+. BARLEY y CO., bolcr-ulakcrs, Of Montreal,
failed today. Liabilities, slUO,00O.
OTTAWA, Nov. U--Ths Associated Ftes4 dis
patch stating that tho Dominion Government
baud At Red Deer Alycr il entirely without
psrsoD Ss; e 9la r. s'cs csss '4s ~, tho
Norwich i port nurwcIi Railroad, gays way ihIs
afternoon, and let traln down III thu river.
As the 1 p. tn. trutu, consulting Of q tlrstciass
car, q baggsgc anu expEess, and freight cur
the west span Of Tho bridge fell through, taEiug
With II thu engine, freight and luggage
car, leaving tbs passenger car on Tho
eentrs spun oE thu trldge, about three
!rtt FROM thc btokcn end. Driver
William t'lst aud James Crosby were injured.
By. Il II thought not seriously. Conductor J.
g.. W. Lewis, and J: Law, express messenger wcro
badly bruised. The pasSengcrs I'LL escaped un-
III AH n tlttta fatd l.,
Smashed. The freight chr Is lying N It's si.le iu
the slYGr, and tho baggage car IL standing OH
end s':alnst tho west abutmcnt. Thf passenger
ear ls SUPPOSED to have struck the tnl Of tho
Ing lurthcr - ~
, 1877-11-10
TIE STATE.HOUSE.

Auditor Ncsdles Asserts that the Lcststa-
ture Made No Tax to lie Coltsctcd for
F1nlahlng the New gtnte.IIousUsNo Levy
Of That Hind Has Been Contemp pin tctl
This Year.
spsefaf Dfspdtth 10 Ths thtcaao Ttstuns.
srRiNoR1ELD, H., Nov. 0.-Tho following
op[nioo, BY Auditor Needles, was issued this al
tcrnoon In response to several tnqulrlcs upon
tho subject 1t will bc OF especial Interest to
thoec who apprehend that the statc-h ouse ap-
preparation might be collected, notwithstanding
Its defeat by tho people:
Noy. 9, 1877.-.sln: Your Is at hand You aak
Il - truo that In making tho lavJ 1oe tho Etate
as ot "a M current yssr tae uovernor sMl Auditor
appropriation for sho &c conpoton "s u t tc State
psopls ha,s refused Il rsiiry aid sprfopfiat@t,
lectcd from aha ta1-payets 10 remain idlo ID the
ns5s ; General A..tuiGiy. n snsvst would trss i
named have nothing TO 10 With computing VI csli-
aatnE ~ sma1t to e raised y 1axa.'on The
General ASSEMBLY. Hence tho un,onut to oo ralsc1
ute. Tho duty Of tbs Govefnor and Aulilor In
deteFmEning what ratio per cent extended against
!ho . eaualixsd valuatl6n Of ali taxahle property
IN ths 4 stnee / VIZ p'od1ee tho amount they
he. Did the Thist!cth Ocnofal Assembly Include
the Whole or any ptrs Of tho statc- -liouso appro.
pflAnon Id The amounts authorized to be ruiact
upon ths assessments tor the years 1877 and 1871
The etRhteeth section Of tho fonrth article Of tho
Constitution makes II obligatory upon each Cene.
raj Assembly ''to provide for ali appropriations
necessary sbr tho ordinary contingent expenses Of
l.1 Government until tho expiration u tho arsk
GstAf lnartef nltct tho adjournment OF
tAo next ruKuiar scsslna, tAs aggregate
amonnt q which shalt nol exceed tI,c
IN such tme." THO Thifltcth Ucngrai Aascmbly.
" an aet approved May p. 1877. axcd tho amounts
Upon assessment iar 1B77, 81, 0OU, 600; upon
assessment for 1878, u 900 coo; a2vtcgating lof
the twu 1cafa s3 quo, 00u. Tie appropriation
excluding tho CONTINGENT htate.ll appf0ptia.
tton. aRefeKated 81, o.4, q:3. o.. 1t wcaid seen,
lhtsetofe. thk& tl9 Assembly did moi include any
part at said State.lIouss appropriation In tho
amount thus authorized 10 w. saleed, Ilcapect.
fully yours, T. D.. NEEulEs.
Auditor Public Accounts.
, 1877-11-10
FIRES.

Special Hspdtch to 7he Chtcngo 1y4buss.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.-About midnight Ia.
night a large building On tho corner Of Abhot
md Main streets, in the Town Of Venice. m
sis miles abovc st. Louis, owned by ststbI,,
Miller, was entirely destroyed. The buldlns
wns occupied by sechstg 4 Kuleman, grocer
md BY Martin Oliver, who hal a saloon on ths
arst floor, and lived With .hls family
much hcadway when discovered, and thers
being no tirc-engne In tho village, L was ,mnoss
stblc to check tho fumes, which eprcn,l ranTI|T
and burned furlously for Two hours. iIe iI'd, n.
was discovered by Mrs. G. 3. Yo,,rcc, The vile ~
. rcsilrnt physicRn, who Eavo the alarm md 4
though young. frati woman, rushed Into H.
Rroccry store md ruled out With her own bandss
IN immense barrel OF coal oil that va
stored therein. aud her herotsm Is spoken,
q IN tho highest terms by citizens. john
Fletcher, n resilient, Superintendent OF East Il
1.ouis Stock Yards, who happened 10 bc present
also distinguished himself by ha succcssful ~.
forts to keep the cunllagration from sprca'ina
md thus Destroying tue town. Tho fatal iotss
is $4,ao. There were e3,b00 Of insurance J'n IN
the building and 81, 800 ON the groccry.sto,t
the policiHs being taken In tho agency of William
4. Noycs. ''A''s
, 1877-11-10
ITEMS.


pcrson ha. lwcn nrntn,1 vnr}ou. ra,troaa
ofr,ccs n n, III lat.fv .,fitIn1 nn,.o. ~, 1.-
80 -''...,' ~ ~ ~. "N'A PN,s'o ~, ~ ~
Let's phfpoftinE 10 be hIQncu W Tho lion. Is. =.
CoUk, General Solicitor Of tho Chicago Il North
westrrn Ka,iroa, md wrltto,, m n, nor " II, t,,o
nj ,.,a, ~" '"Fe' W." ~, NV
Official lcttet.'teati OF that gentleman. Tho fc-
low eueccosletl excclfcnt1y until ha canc Ia thu
1n,,,d. f,n,,t-aI r,s~aa, ...i '
'"tD es"eta la"oao M'u p1e~
sentch such letter. Mr. Hanson,
The pfynte secretary of tho Superintendent,
OF tl.ls road not bclpE acauatntcd with Nj.
Coax fs arnaturr sscin,,d Z, tc fninurn,h ,if;eo
md innt,Irr.l nj liz nrfhwo"forn # IL 1o.tnr
nns "s,,,,in" ~ t.r .,',.,:.. 49, t"e ,e..st
.",.,t t,a, H.. t. LEV a"''senta ~ ansHes ,,.
sa"G pacK ttt'tt ihe ictiet w: iosGcrF. wien
". Hanson Fot oAtk into h!s ol!lce Ito found
tAt the llitl lllu fIOHtt. HnllrOnl tlcu Will do
well to LOOK out for tho Individual, as he IL llfl-
avubieaiy securing the passcs f0r soma ecnipcr.
party oi fHllaac!pltta capitalists are con-
!elnnla1'n& !hc construction OF q faIfoal trotn
poiht on tlle amazon H1scf. otonf HV miles
ir1m !i l1s mnutll, to tmc City Of !5arat III no-
IYla7 instance ol Is, miles steamers c4n
Iuit up sho s1Ver 10 LUG Railroad ter
inlnna' lfoht which point by the rail-
n,tM. Toan Hooas chn &c distributed thr9ughout
Itsla iH'tsla atiu tno a!l1aeent states. iHe lscau!hg
haMtoaa y wateMsteR TIC movement. ard, II
carried out, lt Mlll be valuable auxiliary III the
acve!opnlent of IT. South American coal tralc,
loE .he opening OF TAch plhns nre now oelng
haMe.
A.. ane ~. LOUIS Hfnaoenn speaks as ioli0ws Of
tncreneWa' ot tGc ieastnf tue 3oonsilie Branch
, 1877-11-10

cut the storm Eallantly yesterday, and made
port In good trim .lurtne the Afternoon. She
has coal !ur Baker Bros, from sandu*kv.
THE cAfTAtF or THE LARGE rRorSLLEH NE
. n1lAaKA
tays hta vessel was literally pitched along by
good cargo She arrived here In quick time, nn
her master says he never wants to witness a
The bark FavnrItc ttraggcd anchors north of
Lincoln Park lnrtn. Thurstiny night, anil nj 10
o'clock Yesterday morning her Captain, fearing
n s t M Ta. TSs seT se t rsei S . e xs srSss e,
'nto En'rt:: She was not damaged I,y The gale.
The schooner Violin lost her small boat OUT
side
:, About Il o's1ock Thursday night the onter
wind, ani the .rlucky Assistant I.ightkecpcr
called the tug Atosler, anil BY her aid and line
around Ills waist reached the llght-housc AMI 1T
INC Lamp That was the second escapc lie has
hail this wcrk from drowning.
The dcck-loat1 Of lumber on hoard the
tcl,toncr Jar1cs Dresden wns swept overheard
in twink'lng. She arrlvcts yesterday forc-
Tho schooner Dunltan cano In with her cabin
windows loaE.letl up tn keep out the water.
IlIc propeller City Of Duluth arrived hero
safely, the report III Milwaukee pnpers That she
vas o., ashore AZ arosse Point being untrue.
Tho Canadian bark Aary Merritt, which left
thla port Tncslaf afternoon for Klngaton, re-
turned yesterday and Is anchored III the sin,
She met with very rough handling, and her
bntwarks were kntNkcd of.
Several coal vesscts arrived In during yestcr.
day. tncfuttlng tho Lizzie A. Inv, II. II. Kent,
mil 1.afriuIcr.
Fcsscl.nastcrs arc OF tho unanimous opinion
tlAt tho new brcakwater should be extended
n.ucl farther to the soutllwarsl before 1t will b.
Of anT service to them In stormy weather.
Among The vessels compelled to seek shelter
here Is The schooner Julia Larsen, from Man
fstco 10 Milwaukee,. The propeller Alnsku a.
rived last evening froin Buffalo. Can't. Cough
lin, who passcd sk'igalcv Wednesday morning,
rcporta TINT there was nnthlnr ashore there.
THE tnIn.
Tic Hofkmen Who were detained at the Glib
on account Of the storm-a tug bciug unable to
reach tl!efn Thursday nfRht-bhve exhausted
Mr.. kallstronl's provisions, md nn1css the
etock Is rcptensllcd soun tIlcy must 20 hungry.
The men arc twcnty.ninc IN number. Ailwr5o
vel at Inst adVices, and In hope of speedy rc-
, 1877-11-10
FINANCIAL

c1nc1sNArl, Nor. D.-Bsnjsmlo Groom, =
castiedealer Of CLARK County, Ky., flied petl.
toa In Bankruptcy yesterday. Liabilities,
al7S, SIS; asseu, sl3o,s7u, In lauds aud cattle
Tue various banks In Lexington, Frankfort,
Paris, aud al through the Blue-Qr1ss region arc
alnouy Lie creditors.
CoacoHD, N, t., Nov. 9.-Tbe Carroll County
Fise-Cent Savings Bank, At Woltboru, u to 10
placed in the hands ot Receiver. Tiers d
large de!irIency between the llabllities ard rs.
sets, basdes tho sArtnkagc upon securities. The
bank hAs been brought ~ its present condition
, 1877-11-10

That va are dcsttneu tn have su3,atltutcs for
lii VARIOUS tuanufactures woult, an1ear to as4uma
something the sl,apu Of eertainty when little
attention, u oigrn 10 the innumerablu attempts
tnat have been made fu tf,ls line durin0 thu list
11rolnce substitute fnr indla rt,hLcr stand
prutnInent. dcsulin the oft.<onsste,l assurances
that gI,e thn narrir,,1nr ,,ses r. ,.hicb ihey ale
nut, Eotsis n.ant,factrred at rubber can never
h. stinnfantel n, s1,y rxtr,tt Nv thnse made Of
nther tnnte1als ihrrn are sotbn. however,
WIN rstain fsth Il, I'm os.Inility nj Such
MI arljrie being tiiacnvsrcd nil lie fortune
tint would coma to ths ,Iiscoyerer or Inventor
attSr ~ Ia os.1s., .i, ~ w. III HHi .,tcs
, 1877-11-10
TIE RECORD.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Nov. O.-Amonp tho
ull,s introdueet, warn tho @ follnu,nn. * wv
Dy Mr. Bcek-To authorize tt,n nay.uent NJ
MI cus,ums tl1t,es In 1t,rol.teni1ar u,t.s ~
fcrrra to thu Committee on Finance.
Dy Sit. Dawcs-Iu relation 10 Tim iurfsdfctr I'M,
~ I'm n1., rr, f,o,,-t n, ". To..,,. w
" '"o u's'rc1 t"ust iii Sne lcfFttofJ ol Utah
IL matters Ut divorce Referred to thn COM
,uit.cu on tho Judiciary.
Tnc o,lrr,Ll.n, onro,,,., IT. r,,.,..,
member Of the Committee Oh Foreign l,e1u.
m i.1t,i.ec. ~, = Eias.tn. ~ ne GUulintttec
nirinber II ih+ C,mIristsn m tt"u 7annafIs VI III
~nr.nrt.s ~ I ~ NAItDaHs 70 Als tue
Ise,h - u ~ ~. sssS committees oscAhlonea NY lho
H. u M,eh1 nGManoi Mouoh.
, 1877-11-10
At DUBUQUE, IA,

Rp'eiai 1tspatea to The Chicago Trtbune,
DunuQuE, ln., Nov. 0--I4ast night, shortl,
after 12 o'clock, tic shut-tower belonging 10 tho
Dubuque Manufacturing Company, Afcssrs,
Booth & Carter, took fire aud burned slowly Ia
tho ground. It IL not known how tic ars
ORIGINATED, but 1t is supposed from tho Tire.
used In melting lead during tho day. a keg
Of powder, which, had boon left .bers
by some miners, exploded during The t1rc. Tia
loss to tho Shot-Towcr Company ia quits targe,
Besides the tower there was a large quantity NJ
shot and lend which melted and run over tbe
EIound. Tho loss ia estimated at 5000, on
Which there Is an insurance OF $3.50.
, 1877-11-10
TIE RAILROADS.


Special Cornrspnndtnee nJ The Tribune.
DEs MoiNEs, H.. Nov. 1.-THE completion OF
tho ow.Guugc roal from 81. Paul To St. Jo-
acph. Mo-. via Tho pcs M0tnce Il Minneapolis
and tho DcB Moinos & 81. 10 Roads, IL already
an assurcd fact. II is now proposed 10
form connection with tho 81. Louis 4
Northwestern, which terminates ut CkilIicothc,
A surveying PARTY ia now running line north
wnrd from Ehillirothc to Alton, Union County,
In this STATE, d point on the Dca Motncs T. 81.
10 nad. TIC line will he on tic divide on the
route follows lie watcr-si,ctl, and not 4 byitiec
In the whole distance will be required. II is
understood st. Louis Is ut tho bottom Of this
new movement.
With The completion of tho Burlington,
Cedar Rapids i Northcrn ieoad. which will br
this mouth, ami of this narrow gaurc road,
st. Louis wifi hare two continuous ruas to st.
Paul through 1owa,--onc tn Tho eastern, nnfI
anothrr through tho central md western part
Of the State.
, 1877-11-10

aiding, 'tbnt nothing therein contained shall au.
thostze The INCREASE nf any cavalry company BE-
Jond tho number nav au thoriyed hy law"
In this shtpe tho Amendment was declared In
order, and was agreed to--l2h 10 lih
Ar. tanning !n mo'ea 70 ps, a,id to Nj. Tnsksts
herein contained shall authorize the recruiting Of
the nrnny beyond III, 600 enlisted men," Adopted.
|. The petition Of the National Bonrd of Trade In
rrparst to the naviEnsio laws and thn memorial nf
the ranic body for lighthouses. removal Of wrecks,
etc.. wcrc n!cscnled and referred, hnd the Houao
Adjourned Ill 10. morrow,
, 1877-11-10
POLITICAL.


fot9at DfsratcA 10 TAt caseaeo 7tssaat
MADISON, Wis, Nov. A-AtlJtttonnl returns
do not materially change the Republican major
itv reported last night, except to swell It
slightly. Counting out the 0reenback vote,
the Senate stands 81 Republicans a,ul II Demo-
Gratis, With one district in doubt. In tho As.
scmbly there arc 43 Republicans, 81 Democrats,
Q 0teenbnckcrs,. independents, and l
Socialist, With fourteen districts to hear from.
There Is hardly doubt but tho Republicans
havc majority over all others, but the loss Of
two members In juneau County renders this
somewhat doubtful. a day or two will settic
dlsttigts t'5 very small majosttcs that el,o!i!,i
Tn,osl.., ono in Columbia, ono in
sHfa,n't, o. ,'s,,.. I've q, H.. in JMneaH. and one
Republican proclivttIcs and will doubtless act
Will. the Repubcans. The lrst county hear.l
!Eom otltcially u douglas, which Ravcs Mallory
M!wcntY.cghe, ~ and Smith twonty lone, which Is .
State thinks the amendment 10 tito Cunstttt,l-
ton providing for. five Judges Of tho Supremo
large msjority.
SStttdl GstEffcA II The tAtrr6o Tribune.
LACROSSE, Wis, Nov. N.-Thc election cstt.
n,ates sent out from Milwaukee, and Madison
this week evidently fail short of the facts when
On tho State Ticket al from b. 0oo to i, do over
tho Democratic State Ticket. From Chatcs
seymour Who has very nlladyiccs from various
points, sufficient returns have been received In
that ths eountfe ''" = composing ti,e tesS'. sar.
enth Congressional District, Northwestern
Wisconsin, l'ave given minority Of ulout $500
for tho entire Republican Btato ticket oyct tho
Dcnoeratte State ticket; Aa estimates that the
12,N0.
, 1877-11-10
OBITUARY.

SnAetal b<spaie4 10 rAs Chicago TFftsa4.
ELats. lii, Nor 0.-The fuuesal u William
2. hlcAilfster occurred this aitesnuou from the
Baptist Church. Deceased died On Tuesday, Of
consumption. aewss for many years q leading
grocery merchant here, md was N Alderman,
and . msnhcF Of the Masona and Odd + allows
societies, aud highly respected citizen. De-
esascd was ~ yeara VI axs, aud leaves wtfa
Alll Ay1 gAlurcn. Lie rcSGNttY Esturued fFou.
, 1877-11-10
A DEMAND COMPLIED WITH,

1u MI EaV8F o Ik4 TF7IVN1.
DAvssPosr. H.. Nov. a.-The accouut pub
l!shcd in your paper OF the 8th, copied from the
Milwaukee co'a1s<rel4 Tats. Of an alleged az
fair ss the AeElall House, Milwaukee, III which
NY fathers name figures, u utterly and tn-
fanously false. No such occurrence t1apsplsed.
!as lihelout character u Tue falselUol my
fathor will question lciors ths proper tribunal,
demand publication oi this denial.
HENRY T, C4ANYRAu.
, 1877-11-10
THE BROKEN OCEAN CABLE,

PORTSMOUTH, N. IT,, Nov. N-The steamer
Biinla succeeded yesterday in picking up tie
broken tntls OF tic direct cable and buoycd tho
same. Tho wind Was blowing heavily at ths
ttu'e, and tie cable parted again, breaking tho
g1apuels. Operations will bo resumed ~ soon
as The weather permits.
, 1877-11-10

~. Drackctt, the Cashtcr, mid tllruurh tho neg
icct oE tho Trustees 10 perform their duties.
Lou!svlLLs KY, Nov. 1.-l3cn Q. tiroou1. Of
Giark County, wcti.known stock-rnfscr, filed
liabilities auonht 10 ea7A, GOO, of Which $125 100
are unsecured aascte, $780, In land, personal
property, and chuees In arftnn