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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-11
Relief for Mount Carmel.

ST. LOUIS, June l0.-The Board Of
Directors OF the Merchants Exchange
have appointed a committee TO solicit
subscriptions for the Mount Carmel sut-
ferers, and Mayor Overstolz has appoint
ed seven committees, representing the
various business interests, to perform q
Like SERVICE
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They Have Come 10 Stay

LONDON, June 9.-The Russians not
only intend to occupy Bulgaria, but have
made ali arrangements tor remaining st
least three years N the village Of Adrian
ople. Russian merchants N the Baltic
p rts are reported to be clearing the
wh.rves and warehouses BY exporting g.
goods p,ssibIe, aPprehending sgenersl
prohibition Of expectation.
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senator Ferry.

DETROIT, June lo.-A tele-
o-om bss been received from
Grsnd Haven this evening announcing
that Senator Ferry rested and slept wei
mn to5P. NJ. His symptoms are more
favorable and his friends are mere con-
fdent of his recovery.
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runrnxoEet cd MAJ der.

Nrw YORK. June 9.-Robert Thomey,
while preventing two Italians ron eni,r ma.
treating an old woman, was ls'ali!
stabbed. Beertsin ksssmalr ana al
o,bsr nam cd Virginia were arrested.
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s,cr,L meeting OF all the Governors
-. States. to De held at the White
.,.,r- sp-ings during Mr.. HAYES So
thar, is now the talk.
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Hurryinx Up the German Iron.C lads

The German iron-clsd squadron, on
its way 10 the East, has been ordered TO
proceed with greater speed. The second
practice squadron, seven vessels, is about
to be formed. The Admiralty is pre-
parlng to enlist additional sesmen. No
persons liable 20 service in the navy are
permi.ted 10 leave their districts.
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WHEN Mr.. Butler comes down on
Mr. MacVesgh, Mr.. M4cVeagh siips
on, from under and comes down on Mr'
Butler
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lt'hce'iaa Aeeister.
o.,d .,osed Saturday at lost.

n ,,,oher to-cay ~tR be partly
-.b ,nrin5ie i0inds, and local
c'21d@ "''' W. '
.,rs
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Report OfIhe Russians.

CoNsTASTISoPLE, June g. Mukhtar
Pashs telegraph. from Erzeroum, under
date of June 9: The Russians retrested
from Olti TO Penek. No engagement.
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PROGRESS OF Event. in Asia Minor.

A Russian force from Ardshsn has
reached Ardsnucsch. The governor and
five bsttalions Of the garrison Of ArdAbsn
have reached Erzeroum. The governor
Will be courtmsrtisled. There have been
skirmIshe. with the advance Of the
Russian right wing, hear hartman.
Mskhtar Pashs has sent force TO cut
the communications Of the Russian right
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The Harrisburg Patriot keeps ITS
rooster rampant At the head o.
its columns, and thus remarks upof
him:
This Rooster thinks that X. hayes
Has ryierzed, in divers Ways. q;
Where Mr. Tilden should have been.
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aukhtar Pasha Cut on.

I,i reported that Mukbtsr Ps.hs has
been out of from Erzeroum and hars.
Erzerouu Is short OF provisions, and the
GARRISON a. Kars is on hslt rstions.
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Forced Loans Recommended.

CoSsTASTIsoPLE, June 9.-The n.
nsncIal Committee OF the Cnsmoer o
Deputies Will recommend thst me hVe
millions Turkish pounds demanded by
the Ministers be raised by means oi
forced loans, secured BY taxes levied or
the salaries of the public tunctlonsr e.
and by doubling the present land A1es.
The Turks Advance on Montenegro
Mehemet Ali Ps.hs, the conmshder st
Noyi Bszar, telegrsphs As follows: ~ ne
Turks continue 70 advance INTO Mon
teuegrin territory. They nave thrown q
hr,oSe over the river Ian, and there at
lacked the village OF Androvi'eh, the
, 1877-01-25

a rumor that has proved too ,rue has been
for some titlu current In Elgin regarding the
flight from tho town Of lady and her coach
HIM. Az fur rs eau be gathered, tito facts OF
the caso arc these: 4 sturdy fellow Ut about 30
years Ut acc had hccu for about eighteen months
employed us coaclltnan to tho daughter of u Lutte
mnch-csteeIncl gentleman, n ludy Ut about 81
years OF age, wl.o resided with her mother, in
Elgiu, anIl fur Aoue tiine past It ilas Ggcn
ruutecturel tlat familiarity llAI sprung
up between tho l,dy nr1 her eoaehl,an. Tho
lMty moved ta the highest circles Of Elgln 50
ctety, whle her n,a1.scFYnnt wns, In q former
raft oE his life, u plownla!l. Sinco rerclvHg
0r gaining. tho good graccs OF tho lady, tho
cuaslIttlan hll been even uloro looked after In
the wny 0l colnftrt tElAn he was formerly, hay
Ing, It Is unf2cratuNl. heCu letl to make Ills
style OF living higher than that Ut the
common unreeAr,lel caaclluan. Tht two
sreHl to llayo eoncuttcd thelr plum Of flight
rcry systematically and unsusp[cioslsly. Tie
coachnlan sold tho horse and. carriagc In Elgiu,
a,nl \ fine retriever dug OF his mistress In For-
res. 30 tlyly did the two creep away that 1t
was tfay ur two before thu nifAir got wind.
1t Is believed that the eyathlnan started lrst
and took train to Ahrr,iccJ, followed thlthcr Ii,
.lay Or two by the lady, nnu i,ntfl left Abcr-
deem for Etlindrlg together. IT Is HOW rr-
pIrtcl that The runaway couple liaYe gut nlar-
tfeI III London or sollic 0thtr part nj England.
Thu lady is t,0yatssrI 1f considerable wcait!,,
antl IL believed tn have hccn II very successful
spccuIator tn the luuney market.
, 1877-01-25

At d recent meeting OF tho State Teachers
Association, hell at Champaign, the following
resolutions were presented nnl unanimously
adopted, as u testimonial of respect to tho
tucrAory of tho lutte Francis llanforl:
WnHnEas. l!y thu dt4th Ut Francis llanford, tho
I1lNsils State TctChesa Association has lost sul-
urh ad !0nUred member. WIN hal rltparrd him.
self To Ms nil Ivy hs srnaI mud manly cHursu; for
nany years hr lad been prominent educator In
cur Statc. aid ~ all tlc poaltnns hI was called
upon IN necupJ Au wa4 cnllneHtly successful; hu.
lii: thorough sehutar, patient, ner.r,crsny, md
sklIlful instructor. fu cS,:lf wun thu respect and
support Of PArsGts au1 school officers; being kind
anl jlst viii his pupils, hv quickly E4tnrti thslr
love aud c.tcein; as citizen .o wLs public sps.
ttch, hnnr+t, fronUsatlc. au1 fafhful II every
trust; ~ friend he wIs generous. warm hearted,
and sclf.sact!Acin1i he was I'll actltp wnranr 1n
Associalion, always viii, u whcn tancca
wAalt htr:t, anl Uiten MAS his sott heard IN Uuf
d.scaA sIols anil always On tln tight aide, :nI ~
ons was e"er lnuro willing tn 10 what hu could to
further uHt Interests; therefore
EetVfre4, That Nc teuder IL tho afflicted widow
and fatherIcaa chi!lfca our heartfelt symathies In
their sal beEeatsmsnt.
Rs.o!f<d. That VIZ sulcnuly and earnestly pro.
test against any and every Attempt defalnc ti,a
character ~ lil WIN was known ta u ~ . pR1o
Ksssir:I, That .hls report ba spread upon Tic
record, and thai copy 10 scat to Ma. ltaGfotd.
LE.LsE LEWIS,
NEWTON BArEMAk,
1t. HAYWOOD,
Committee.
, 1877-01-25
CRIME.


"1oDFG ~ AE'jkA Es9
Special Nspafeh to 7as Tribune.
TOLEDO, O., Jan. a.--4tt1ycrttsclnents have
been appearing for several weeks past In De-
tfoit, Cincinnati, anil st. Louis papcrs, III which
1t was suited TINT ten Souug men wero wanted
to fof,n a surveying party for Tcxas, to whom
good wages mil FREQ transportation would 10
glvcn Applicants wcrc directed to ndlress
Box 1G9, at this Post tOlliec, iuclosing htamp.
Since the first Of this month the responses to
Ills advertisement have ruin from tfty to 40
per day. The box was hired by somc person lin-
known to tile post-Olllce people, but It was not
l0ug Until tho Unusual quantity Ut mali brgnu
tu attract attcntion. Ono dag postal card was
in the mall announcing Tint the money wal1ttl
be ecnt the next dAJ. md the officials began to
Investigate tho mnttcr, and a letter addressed
by them to tho writer revealed tho fact that llc
hc t,ad rccciycl letter signed Young & McEsac,
Of ttis city, Informing hin that, though tho
company wnk already made up, ho would be re-
cctyCI; TINT lie had hotter begin Ills studies at
once, and, II fie would remit il ccnts to pay
charges, t'lcy would lend him tho necessary
booiis. Through tho IndfscretIon Of ono
of tho police. A. T. Young. atas II. H. Lee, alias
Young d IcIsac llu was carrying nh tue BwlntIlc,
got hint OF the trouble and left the city, bu
Wns nrtestcl At Cincinnati uud brought hcrc To-
day for examination before the United States
Commissioner. 1t Is not known how uiucil was
realized by the swindIcr, but the amount rannot
help he!ng very considerable, Judging from tic
ynlulnin0Hs correspondence received by them.
It Is considered pretty certuin that liz will get
turn III thG pcnitcntiary.
, 1877-01-25
JOHN LAMB, PIRATE.


4 Natti on tho Coliseum.
4 bold n11 pirattcal attempt was made to cap
turc the Coliseum, n bcer-lall with yariety-shop
In tho rear, IN Clark street, nt 10 o'clock Inst
evening, hut the scheme waa defeated by the
ignorance anu rare'cssncss of the perpetrators.
john Lamb. tic notorious, With two Of Ills conf
panlons, gained access to the basement Ut tho
building, nnt1 tic bold John WIS caught with
Tn"nkcy-wrcnch in hand just after having
turned of tho gas. Luck!ly, however.
!Gt lights In tho hall went out,
ucd to ahlc, they being supplied by Il plr.lou
ot thc main Pine, which Lamb a1 not d'senv.
cred. Tho project undoubtedly was to "tlousc
cacl Of the three cashiers IN tho half alld then
gang numbering. some fifty pcrsons ha!ting
chiefly from the North Division were tn plumber
tho audience. IIa1 the fuul plot s,lcceettctl, a
panlc would certainly havc cns,lc.i md tic to,-
sequences might have t'ycn Of tic most fearful
order. 1t was botst aud desperate game, hut
tic nerve Of tic crooks was not equal TO tho
occasion.
Mr. Hill, manager Of tile l,ouec, was the first
to sarnsc the source Of tho trnubc, nnd, rush.
Ing uown-stars came upon johnny Lamb with
tile tnonkcy-wTcncl. III hand, and cnueht sight
Of his two COMPANIONS escaping by, the rear
the hcnd with thu wrcnctl, Lamb casaycA 10
cape, but was NEATLY nnbGc.l after n short ttrl1g-
EtG by OJllccr Lyckhcrg, of tho American Ds-
trict Telegraph Company. blows wcrp strl,c1s
uDnn l,ot silc:, tile officer receiving bad wound
oycr Tue eye, Mld Lamb receiving several severe
injuries upon tho ferchratl and at tho bnse Of
tllr skull. While upon tho way to the station,
Lambs companions made MI unsuccessful assault
upon Officers Lyektcrg antl Flor Donohuc, NJ
the cricr Of Ciark and jackson streets. but were
lhwartcd by tho ready nae Of tho club and re-
yn!ycr. At tic sutton tho prisoners wounds
were nt first thought to bo quito severe, but
few pieces Of court-plastcr was all that tho sur
gcon found necessary.
, 1877-01-25

,., ,,,,,,,,. ~, 1,v,,,,
''a""n. .,' .''u, Aau ~ sa-'ee'""h .,
tilh uru',,i Lodges "f 't'e'''s"" 1T ar~p1
itar'ds' Mie',.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. :s.--vl!c Grand
I.oJss Of Free u,nl Accented Ma,ous t,ui.I,yd .,s
nunual scss,on hero te-,,I-h,. II ,lrr,,,, ,h.
@'n,,,s,i,,., s,,,,,. ~, ..:',''''.,,. .,., '"I
Master, William. Duntam, Of A1Anfstcr;
Deputy Gland slastcr, John ". Finrl,
of a,lrtu,. Grund scufor Wards,
1',. - I,,..,, ~ t,i1'r,,. ns.''I 1.,,,t's ~.
, 1877-01-25

Company commenced to shovel SNOW and slnsh
from thc tracks on to the spaye in front Of WI.
son d afi1sc1's slate h,nnte1 siorc No. 13l0
onsly paid to ltaro tho snnw removed Mctsrs.
Wilson {; Miller Immediately employed three
men to shovel TIC snow back. Tho Railroad
Company put on another man, to t'c even with
moro men to their force, making three n,cu
ahcvclinE for tho Railway Company ami lvo for
Wilson Is Miller. Mr. Miller, in Lie meanwhile;
vtsitcd tho MaYor, by. whom he waa advised tD
Co1npany'e shoyrlcra arrested lie then re-
turned to his store, where ho found that ost,i
tics ha,l ceased, an.l the, Railroad Company
drawn of their forces, while tho thaw wns rap
idly removing tho causc OF complaint. Tic
cuiitcst Ut ono time attracted hundreds III spec
tators, hut the shorclcrs preserved their good
hufnor, md there was 10 breath of the peace.
Brycral police officers were on hatli TO prevent
trouble, but their services did not become nee
c8sary.
, 1877-01-25
WASHINGTON.
Detknap Ycnrns for n Trlal-No Tax Rc.luc-
tlon Mt Tifs scsslon-Anotl,cr Call foriFlso-

Det1knap Ycnrns for n Tral-No Tax Hc,1uc-
tlon Mt THIS scsslon-Anothcr Cali foriF'lso-
Twent1cs.
Special nfspctcA to 71e Tribune.
WAsH1NGroN, D. G.. dan. 9i.-Gen. Telknap,
who lsas been waiting here ten months for trial
Since lis indictment, has addressed letter TO
the Dlstrict-Attorncy informing hin that ho
should apply directly to the Court for an immc-
dfate trial.
Both tho Northern & Texas and Pacific bills
wero virtually defeated for tic scsston to-day,
unless two-tEirls yotc can bo obtained for
one or the other to tnke them ont Of the COM
mtttcc Of tho Whole, wiicro the House sent
them.
The IIouse has practically decided to act I'm.
favoraby npnn MI bills which propose to repeal
taxation. i blll providing for the repeal OF the
verscly from the Banking anu Currency Com
mittcc, WIS tabled.
slcsscrcar reached hero with Ills counsel from
Ch!cngo this morning. lie is u1.!cratood to bc
cIlIcay0rtnG t. come tn some ngrcr1nent with
tho Cot missioner of internal Revenue as to his
personal affairs.
Tho Commissioner Of Indian Affairs denies
that arrangements layc lecn made tnr tho re-
- 70 fhs Hfaern A..oeta.ed 114.,.
WAaM1SaToN, d. c., Jun. 3k-Tl!c Secretary
q the Treasury today Issued ts st t!rtyeghth Il
bonds of 1866, stny nnl November. Tho prlll-
eipal mud Interest will 10 paid on and after the
9Th of april next, nnd interest will cease un
TINT sIny. Thu following arc thu descriptions Ut
tlc bonds: Coupon bonit, slo,, Nos. 2l,:s,l to
tu 81,5V, buth inclusiyc; 3l,090, Nus.
o',4ol to n,5N both inclusive;
totul, s2,O0o, ,o00. Registered bon1a, s5O,
Nos: 30i to 4U0,, bath Inclusive; slU0, Nos.
d,5ol t. 5:No, boti, inclusive; S5g, Nos 3.25l
tu l,fu0, botli Inclusive; 1,UOo, Nos. II 001 to
13,yo, both nclaeiyo; 81, ,oN, Fos 4.7il to i, lou,
both INCLUSIVE; :lo,o0, Nos. S,Nl to $500.
Total, S3.000, 600.
T!e casc oi lla1lct K!lboum for st5o, 600 danl-
agcs against NJ. Z: Kerr, who at the t!uac ths
astiou was brought WA Speaker Of tL,s llo'isc,J:
a. Thompson, Serycant-at-A Arms, anil j. D. Newt
Burlwell u. Lewis, al'd j.. iIcrrr Smith, n'cn,-
hcrs Of the real estate pool. for Imprisonment,
WIS AtK1cu in the District Court totlay.
The Commissioner OF internal RcvoGuc, In tho
course Of lis remarks h1foro thu Why's and
Means Committee to-day CONCERNING the pcnl-
ing bill ataen.latory Of tho Internal Kcycnuo
laws, expressed himself IN iavur of taxing de-
13osits IN private bnnliug Institutions tile salno
u deposits III National Banks.
, 1877-01-25

QUINCY, H., Jun. 2i.-Tllc Coronor's fury
has hccn engaged all day III taking testimony
relative to the murder of Rhuatles In this city
last Monday evening. scrcrnl suspected per.
sous arc under arrest, and two women hare be-
conc Involved iu the affair In manner to cou.-
pllcatc the mystery, although ucithcr one LUIS
yet been Implicated 81 far as to Indicate COLI
plielty In the murder. ono Of tho women was
before tho Jury to-llay aud tllo 9th
CT oslG is not III tic city. II
living Irrc3llarly With married wonIa, who
now resides IN Missouri, ind thu husband Ut the
woman threatened Rhnatles that ho would hn
reyengcd upon Him II 1t took twenty years, ior
watch u1lIl considerable money was left on the
person OF 1lh0a1c6 Seems to contradict the the
uty tl,at rubbcry Wild thu motive of the murder,
aud interest Is now ccHtcriug TN tho women In
the case.
, 1877-01-25

}TfttWEt9uA HuHA<f+
From the elaborate tAllles drawn up bY Dr..
FNrr, 1t wuulu brcl, far US tal. bu sl,atlr out
there arn certainly very crlttral pcrio<ls In our
career. j baby. tor Instance, haA Il very shall
chance Indeed II growimgup. hut, On the ether
hand, thu period between the 10Th and Eth
years exclusively IL that In which tin death
ayrtage Is tho smallest. 4At about 81 wc must
begin 10 tako care Ut ourselves. At this period
constitutional changes SIT In; OUT hair aud
teeth begin to falI us; our digestion Is nu tuusrr
what It Used to b.; We loso the ylsor Ut youth
and neglect outdoor exercise; above ILL., the cares
81 lite bcsn tu make themselves pvrtcptibIy
felt It IS ut this ttnse that death from sui
eide taku i inaricl place III the returns Ut
mortality, aud there u also considerable rea-
son tu believe that habits Ut intctnperaure are
apt to suddenly develop themselves. The plvt-
utc, however. has Its sullssIiny efir. 1t would
take, uf conrsc, professional uctuarr t1 tlcduuc
ftus Dr. Fasrs Tables t!lclr cxact result, 1t :p-
pears, however, that II 1uan tides over his 5uth
year lle tnay make tAcsabIe certain III living IL
iU,whlle II h. rcaeiles his 18th year there |. very
strung presumption that he will either turn his
0Jih birthday ur yerY uear it. Il still IAore III
tcrvst!ng question " opeel By series Of tables
which show thu average lnortIlfty iu different
nrofees ous uNa pursuits Gamckeepcrs ure,
Tor olSious reasons, the hcaltl!cst class vi our
whot p1puAtiub; rlcrsYtlea a1ll agricultural
!a5ores& toi4r next, ali1 iarc followed ly E1lr.
ristcr5; solicitors xnl business men ure le>s
fottuuate, while, 1T the ext1emr cnl Ut the
seale eulue unhealthy pursuits, such y. pruting
uu1 hle-gf!u1iuE.
, 1877-01-25
having been granted charters ut this session Of
tue Grnrti IDire

having been granted charters ut this session Of
the Grantl Lodge. -.
Tic Grnnd Lodge Of Knight. Of pythtas, In
session here to-day, closed tonight. The Grand
Secretary submitted his annual report, frnm
which y appears that the membership OF tho
snhor:ltnatc lodges at tho last session Of the
lran.l Lodge was to: The number at tho
present TING Is 1.4Oo. The total receipts
Of tle irand Lodge for tho year
were .,0oo, Of whfcl, amount $40 nrc on hand.
The following wcro elected and Installed ns
gsant1 officers: Hran1 Chancellor, the Hon.
Charles D. Little, Of saginnw CftY; Nrand
VEG -Chanccllor. Jamcs y. Sweczy, Of Hastings;
Of Capac; Master Of Inc Exchequsar,.
]. IL. Lonholf, Of Detroit; Grand
Secretary, james Mitchell, of Detroiti
Grand Mastcr-at:-Arsns, John f. .TIrrc1t, Of
jackson; Grand 1nner Guarl, ". B. Morrison,
OF MnekcEon: Grand Outer Guard, ]. L. Wor:
@ sipIes ose f. H. sanl ane
fortl Of jackson; Past t'ranl Chancellor, Charles
a.. Mack, Of Detroit. The time md V1aea of
holding the ncxt session Of the Grand Lodge
will be announced hereafter.
, 1877-01-25
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS,

BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. H.-Last night cx-
Collector nf Internal Revenue Sedgwlcl; transfer.
rcd t,!s Office to tho new appointcc, Highly, in
conformity with instructions from Washington.
In view Of tho flct that tic Inst Of tho ar-
preparations ncccsstatcs reduction In TIC forcc
Of the Custom-IIousc, Giles IL. Gray, the Sur
ycyor oi the PORT las prepared n statement set
tiug fortl. tho danger OF smuggling, aud asking
for II rcins.atcmont Of tho nigh. crew for board-
iilI vessels.
, 1877-01-25
THE DUBUQUE BRIDGE,



DUBUQUE. l.., Jan. :.i.-'fusAy the Mnyor
and one A!lcr,lla'l III the purt Ut tho city md
A!r. MulioEey ~, the uayt Of thu County Uoarl
nle. \ committee of the littdge Company to sec
What euulI bt :!.'eelurltslle! towards p1ullkn,
t'!e railroad lr!igc for wayun Mssp,ses. Tho
committee Ut the uriusr COMPANY Ela4lu u
proposition Us falluws: II tlc brldrc shou1d lc
exempted from taxes they woull rlaul; it ani
keep it III repair ai:l furnish walehIiru ut their
uwn rxpr.,se. II Is thought that the plan Will
nlert with gent sul fAyur, It Ii IeeI TINT has
luug t,ccu felt hy tlle merchants and business
pur,Lpn IT tllls ciIy nlrt the farl'it. community
of The other tlle The ETospcet Is uow that be-
Iorr lnl,y Nc slnil have wagon bridge arfuss
the Mississippi Ut this polnt.
, 1877-01-25

Slorx CITY. Ia, Juu. .a.-Will!au Honeywell,
u Stakeholder !ur cauplo Of cltizens Ut I.c-
mars, WHO nsatlc u bet Of 6l0o Oh tho election
anil pllccd tho money In his ,:ans, harmed that
they nA.l concluded II draw their money, wien
he sudcnl, disappeared. Ile WIS traced to this
city, arrested, anl taken bejorc Il Judge Ut tue
Ct:s,llt Court. VIII, to-stay held him u appear
before thv Hralul Jury ut the District Court in
the SUN of $l,UV0.
, 1877-01-25

GAlESA, ILL.,, Jal.. -i.-C4tl!arlne Abbey. aged
Is years, residing 1T Council llili statIon eight
miles frou1 this eiiy, hung hcrscll last night
willie III H. of Temporary Insanity. Sho VAS
10uuu Ly ttu husband Ut Ill carly hour this
morn,nE SUSPENDED truui j tust III the yard with
tlic fatal nouac aruGE'l t:er l.erk. sl. !euycs q
family Ut four ehl!AIen. 4 corpncr's inquest
Va, hc!A to-day au,i a verdict rr4ueIeI III ~
corlAucr With tho faCts,
, 1877-01-25

WAsnIxdToN, D. C., Jun. 1l.-Thc Chair tatd
before the ecnate it message from the President
Of the Untlel States inrloslng thu rrpolt of the
Gecrctnry OF State Il, answer to u resolution of
Mr.. Anthony, adopted oil t4e 18th Inst, trans-
Mittiug copies Of thu correspondence kAa with
the diplomatic officers Ut tllc CnItcd Stltcs in
Turkey, in regard to thn revolt III thu Turkish
provinces. Ordered printed, mud to lie OIL tlc
table.
The credentials ol benators.r!cet Window, Of
Minnesota, and Bailey and Harris, OF Tcnnrs.
6eo, were plaecd uH tile.
Mr. Wright. from the Committee Oh Claims,
reported fayosab.y GU The Senate bill to extend
for two years the aet to establish, Southern
Claims Commission. Placed OIL llr ealtinilr,
Mr. Wright gave ntttce that he would ask that
lse bill bc considered to-nlorrow morning.
Tho Chair 1l4ii heturc the krnate the rcsolti-
tim Of Sir. Sherman, directing the Sergrant-at-
Arms u nErest any pcrst,n wlo, lf uppa.sc VI
the resolution Vt alr. s;nrlnas., dctlarin. thc
etatr Government III Suaill Carolina, rt;,:c.
sentvd by Wmle Hampton, tu bc tue lawful Gov
ctBHIcnt OE the S.ate, but as neither Senator
wa. III the Chamber, thc resolutions were laid
aide.
.. G1CsE.
Tho consideration HAa resumed VI the FesDlu.
tlons reported by tie Cuntnittcc OIL Privileges,
aud WIS addressed by MrDhl iTtwa} wtlo s},u!e
Ii. fsyur VI the resolutions submitted BY Tic
minority Of thu CotHIalttec. Hu said il tho
proposition ot the naio:,ty were true, thut ue
vote could he counted without tile cun,ent u
the House, It would Eys t,.e litl.u i practrN
veto power over every eltv!!n nn Vi the bcuc. liz
thought the lrtsideht VI tue hcnate lad
alouo the power t. count the yutcs. bul
whoever counted thcm,. whether It WIS t4le
President Of the sesa;u a1unc. Ut togsthcr With
the House aud benate, Or whether Il wsas tie
Senate snd l4nAe, without any participation Of
duty deYolyed WIS purely ministerial. The dr
cste WIS tho dceree o{ sovereign aud Eu,!c
pendent pcople,-a decree which .aiull not III
teyeE&ed, ,-and any attempt tu reverse the viii
81 the ,peop!o WIS unconstitutional. II wa:
usuFpatlon; Il NILS pressing down the rights u
:the people, and, II persisted iu or carried out
WAs revolution.
IlT, ArDi! said ns naa glad to know. how
eyer. that the concurrent Committee OF boll
: Houses h.l agreed npou plan, whIel he hopct
70 see adopted &nd 70 b<con.e iaw, that wolfe
govern tla counting Of tho Electoral vote, ~ hs
aux Understood i, and. il should not b.
. amended " ~ " aasks II objectionable. L
, 1877-01-25
POULTRY AND DOGS,

SpfG7ul D1tVa!ch u 3Hx 7F1tHaf
CEDAM RAPIDS, H., J4u. ai.-The Iowa Stats
Poultry aud Dog Show Is hulIluz It's fourth au-
nual exhibit ION hcru thi$ wrck. Nearly 200
entries hayc BEEN snaIe, aud tue attendance to-
Jay las bscu UNUSUALLY goyl. The show VI dogs
|, ulue4 larger thAu In former exhibitions, sey-
lndian2 anl Illinois bciug represented. ro.lnos.
Fuw will bu gIyea t. the awarding Vi premiums,
and The exhibition will rloso On the aath.