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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-23
TIE INDIAN TROUBLES.
A surveying Party Surrounded sby the
Red Skins.
Especial to the Democrat !

DEADwooD, July %. - Deputy Sheriff
Wiser, who has Just come in from Red Water.
reports that the government surveying party.
with Lieut.. Lambys company, were attacked
yesterday morning by Indians, six miles
above the mouth Ct the Red Water. A fight
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-23

occasional discharge of muskets in the hands
Of the military.
tits rumored that twelve Of the Philadel-
phia regiment were left dead at the Round
house. Capt. William Barr, of the steamer
Ida is missing. He was TO have left the city
tonight
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-23
CRESCENT CITY RIFLE CLUB.
Our Boys Again show an Unpreccdente
score.

Score.
Yesterday afternoon there was gathered at
Frogmoor quite crowd to witness the shooting
OF "our own team" as 90 much has been written
and said in Northern papers aboat the heavy
scores made here. The weather was fine and
the wind though light varying from u tol
o'clock on the dial.
Mr. James Buckley acted as captain of the
team, and with jealous eve watched every shot.
The following are the scores made, which will
compare tavorab]y with any Of the Creedmoor
teams:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-23

the engines allowed to operate, on condition
that no water should be thrown on the COM
pany's property.
A man named Stuart was shot dead, and
james Sims, member of the Pittsburg fire de-
partlnent, was shot in the mouth and killed
at the firen consequence of this order.
, 1877-03-02

Emma Clark, An unfortunate working girl. was
arrested last evening upon warrant sworn ont By
8. D. Langley. Bhe appcan to hayo bought a sow
ing.machIno on tho monthly -instaliment Jan, and,
running short Of cnsh Was Induced to pawn H.
Tho charge 10 larceny ~ bailce.
Annie Marks alias Tucker. q handsome and
modest appearing lady who lives not on tho mar.
Scott and Itotnzman charged With atealfng 5000
from well.known citizen whose Police Court
name u Thomns Brown. uo is terribly airald bis
wife will dnd II ont
A Mr.. Grain having m of(lcs in tho lIonoro
1lnck. claims to hare Been garEotcd md robbed Of
morning Al ibs corner ef State and Adam. .tteets.
The poliee contradict the attainment md think that
e. 81 es s: pn sas .se: 't |" front
Tho man Sims. who war trusted by Nlke Nc.
Donald With enough whisky and other liquor 10
sbooze" the yang gang ~ attendance q q recent
Sess.a hs psa os
the goods. A change Of vcnuo was taken u Justice
llalncs, where bonds Of $500 were given for fur.
ther appearance,
land a.cnuo, aud Thilip Stein, No. 10 North 5hci.
ss %ss nd snes seat Z 'a' 'sssns
saersd @ key duras ho e'aS. aS.s1so
of tho family, md The Latter by pfying opon
kitchen window with Jimmy.
detectives ll9utet and 6inmOns "Wednesday night
arrested Charles Dantotth ut the Academy Of Mn.
&c, charged With sobblng Mrs. Wilson Of tho
S4ock.faFds OF 3.g0 In cash. Abont $40 in
money aud tho balance In sool clothing waa re-.
c0ferta. lie WIS II ones turned nYes ~ an officer
from tho Town OF Lake, and waa yesterday held In
$500 bonds to tho Criminal Court by Just!ce Mitch.
oil.
Jnatlte Eummer6rld yesterday held the follow
Ing; George Tobln and Charles Smith, larceny OF
coats from Gcldef'f. on Clnrls street, sixty days
each In tho llnuso of Correction: Itohcrt Nayls.
compllcity fn Fobling ", i. Cannon, thirty days;
Juhn NcCarshy, assault with Intent to rob MlchaeI
Roach. 81, QUO 10 ths I'd Inst. Justice Senly hold
jamea q. Virgins, charged with obtalnlng $40
Under falao prcteAats froul l. cobnrn. and With
forging rEomssuty n0trA Of r. Wilra ) Co.. aud
John busse. was held In 81. 900 bands to the .IA.
Tile shct,nan House and the guests OF that
popular 1s.nrt have been repeatedly bothered by
sntak.thtcvcs. who stcal nuythln. portable.
Things 1t last CAME to such pass that tho head
porter OF the house, Wil1!sm kerFen, did ~ the
boys say. ''pnt up job-" A. 7:"0 yesterday
murnlnR lie left an oyeFcuat on ono Of the chara 10
tht Malh cniranca.NaT, md near Is ho po&ted
The second porter, I'LL Crowley. Hill went fa.t
aatccp with one cru opcnl. and lay motl0nlrss till
ll:j0. four h0nrt. Al tho end or that time 4
uan came In and tuck I seat. lla sprd the coat,
got up and toUk glass Of water: wulkcd over 10
the desk and took . toothp!ck; went back to tho
coat. sat down. ''hanchca up" toward the gar
mcnt, and at last got II undcr hs and started.
lii Crowley started In his "slcop" and grabbed
tho man. aid turued HIN over to tho police, Nor
al; Don't Loaf u tho Sherman House.
, 1877-03-02

tho churches and ministers of tho Chr!ttinn Al.
1tnee; for rerival meetings At victcr Ia; for ~,
saved members Of niblc clhfs; for kix butfness
mon; by mother In ireland for q lost son, by n.
famitiea OF two drlnking mens BY a wife and 4
mother for "A son; for the eon4ersion
Of eight donH and ak husbands; for a
young man rho wilt MT accept Christ, ard
rho 4 Ling y! tron, tats' a!,e..s; hy mother
ard for several profetsn9 Christians for strength ia
conquer tho tobacco habit nnd by minister eaisd
The isov. MI. Atkinson offered prayer in answs,
70 tho reqnests. and, nitcr the snRlng of 4 hymn
The Iicr. ~ Ttifany read nnmeron. passasc' ftoT,
aver Its enemies well ~ over 11!s fsienls and
Tho promises liz had mhde Of Lis Kingdom and r.
t't3nIde me, oh, Thou Great Jehornh" Va,
sung, and tho Nev. Mr.- Chnn,heratn maize aoms
tomarks on the subject Of Or. TlfIan7'a diseons,e
n II. ree ,e be in 'o1ss} Gss},ss ssse4 n: IL
eadee7or to obtsn place in 0od'a Kingdom. ii i
VA always blessed to orefy soul to know that Il
shoy e m. eR e %ES .ae of 9s3 I'd a.: !;
cared not. The Kingdom Of the Lord Jcsns Christ
would bo established toms day thronghcn. ths
eayc way ywhsd toaIs TO Join that Kingdom.
nfisi remarks zero m mado a,. b. tac Mcv: naotet
thu sent % es sds
relying on TOD nnd accepting Christ hs The Savior
The encouragement nm @ @ was mnde hy tho ke.. F, Ii.
would begin scros Of meetings Ut The Tabcrnns..'
iesd t&o ooo es|snss "a fsrss 1lsii rom rom az ~
MT. MeGfannIsn was an esteemed friend or .b,
!atc r. 7. Bliss; and i,ns finished several Of III
lattcr'a compositions. lie IA from Mgndv'ic. H.,
and IA represented AZ a compnacr Of rase c1cei.
inssS;,s 70 mako Gbiesso IT, ss.aanssters ss'' IL
snss ssG,d IT S mss,a sss,E o' tho subject Of
After aon,o further notices were nadc. The meet.
, 1877-03-02

would ssart IN right away With good foscc ot a..
collect thr taxes before turning The books oreE to
the County Treasurer. This w1nld deuend. how.
ever, on what the other eIdc-Miko Evane-wonld
do II, Tho way Of nhrtrnetiux tho collection. but
what Mixes Intentions were he had no idtA.
GEN. LiEH-
"A reporter called upon Comfy Clerk Iteh jester.
day and asked him It he intended to hhnd over the
COLLECTORS books to tho Mark Kin,bhlI the newly
elected Town Collector. -
~ don't know" replied Gen. Itcb. ~ am
placed in very embarrassing aituatiou. There ara
TWO men claiming to bc Coltectorf, md how am
going to hecids which IL legally entitled to nctr
''llht rou,ethtng mnst l,e done, and room, too.
Tho taxes mnet he collected"
:" knuw that F." sail Gen. Ltcb, With eontIdcra-
bio nneAslncss, shut Il don't seem ffphs 10 throw
this matter into my hands, and compel me 10 take
the responsibility Of deciding between these two
men,"
.'What do ron prppofe 10 DO. thcns'
~ think I'll have to walt for 40 order from
Court. # con1d only get q mandamue, now,
would be glad enough 10 get I'D Of tho books"
EfANe.
Nj. Hctrlck filed hIa replication yesterday IN tho
1cndtrtonL ease, bnt the uensf daily argument
was nat had. Later In the day Mcssrs. Fuller and
Ifcrrick had consultation a. TO tho form OF tho
injunction nrdes,, out nothing whatever WAS done
In Court Evans next more has not bccn made
manifest a. yet
, 1877-03-02
THE COUNCIL.

III. c.v,.', a.. sAn" Ia. .s.uina ,,,,o,
ne ys,onn SSns,a nS1 e'' evening
Aid s,o,tn., ,rnxcJ N r.ro,,,d,, IL. ,o,. hx
wach It w1s decided to pay Aldermen salary.
lie slated that he believed they should be paid. but
,n.,,,r ,.t," , Isn.tor, ,,ainr - 'N' >1'
49, ts'ss % ~ aa,s s.s' ,v ,xn.o,. A..
A!a' o"cche3 easu no con!a 'sSe WITHOUT inc ea!"
a1y. but 1t was Time that this mntter bad got down
wheEoi |. onSlt to bc. II The salary was oycr made
what II might IN bo. the f.opncl unuat hcor snnc
whr,c crcn ,t law nc,rc
".t' .,s r' ~" ~ ~" nst't. ,..,-..
Aldermen one cont for salaries. II tlley coulAn't
AFFORD 10 scrye Tho ntonls a yenr or tvn .x,thout
INV. esncc,a,,v in tbr,o irwin ilmc,. ,nev nneht
to WlshSaaM: " S,a,,: ,v. T., .,vo. =, ,,tx..,,n,
,tnnno1sh Ssr Niarrm.n,c .siasias y " Se ntt
~ hnta 4 ss nssdaa ~ ~ @ nc rnMec
t.cp mFafne'''' "Aet' Wa "eeasa 'os ao'e poHee'
ta.oF Of tho 'a'ary that he did on "edne*ds, sycn
AZ ala Nectea .Aonrht iii. honor attached 10 The
nd ssc psa II hs ;is
a " saa H .aisrc. Sut Wa @ yo
aniuuMs, nu ~ taSJ "cte w s'as.s'n ,s ~, u,tsa. ~
ma.e. VAL Mas utS"eu, J., n%i ii :.1 ~ .uhi .oE some
sjsa HUI BY VI. lis 10 fv1owIpa ,cte; ""' "A' car
rNa!-Fcsrs3ns A!eAueJ;, Na!!Atd. tsoernberR.
Ephsomn EqahD rngaatr n',
bosef. k;tk1l7 e"' '~~@>'' '''''>A~"''"'
Aass-tommcr. loddlux. Caer.oe. Tsrnow. 0.tr,en,
The Item OF A,dcrulanTc salaries was therefore
stricken from the appropriation blll.
~ passc1 VI on In the Committee Of tho Whole,
making tho total p1,tfupri&ttoD for salaries &1I
0a0. lG.-an increase oi 303U III over the smount
, 1877-03-02
AVkAtsAts+sst&tttsts+ss ) ) =
q y y .
-. -. - DTkHFHtMXKHfNs
warrants returned paid during tho month


Tlts report Of thn Andltnr. commEs.,oncr
schuftze. Taa urrsentcd. and conta1ncti cnnv n
the voMehef record On le in thc oficc. n,yI1v IN
detail the nmonnt tie nnme Of thc nnrty In tyhnen
favor and for what purnosn eac, vunchor' ana III
warrant for its ntyncnt hod hcen II. H.
sucd sIncs The eomn,enccnIent Of his term
Of ONCE. July 20, 1876 lie founi, from
that each yonchcr had been cf,arrsd To ia nroncr
account lie had also examined the voucher rec.
ord Of lis rrcdcccseor. and found il correct.
Tho Finance Committee rcportcd tl,at thoy had
examined md compared tho voucher record of thc
Auditor the et6ienIcnts Of tho Treasurer. md ina
accuunts kent by thn Secretary. viii the rennrts
Of tho Committee md found that thn snn1c core.
eponiel with ihe monthly balance -shcet prcnatcd
from The ledger In the otntc, and That the samo
thu Dosrd md liz rrceirts and dtshnrscrnrnts ur.
In the year ending FIX. ii, ls77, Con,miss!ot,crs
RiSnford line nn,] lio1ru cnmnosc fhn t,nnnft.
, 1877-03-02
DIR. Scl,cnclx's standard Ito1netlie.

Dr. SclcIlclk's Standard Ieolnctlies
The standard remedies for ait diseases Of tho Inp
arc schcnck's ru,lnonio Byrup. schencks 8c4 wttI
Tonic, and schcncka Mandrake Pills and II takenb r.
fore the lungs destroyed speedy curo ia effected
To these three medicines Dt. j. II, Echenck Of FIJI.
adcphla ewes hia unrivned Auccess In the tteatms.,
Of pulmonary diseases.
Tho 1'almonic Syrup rpcns the morbid matter ln,t
lungss nature throws II Oh by easy eIpertorsIoc
for whcu tho phlcgm matter IL ripe slight copra
Will throw It o tho patient has rest aud the luas,b
Rtn to heal.
To enable tho rutmonlc syrup to do thl, schcntkl
Mandrake Pills aud Echcnck's Sea Weed Tonic muil h
freely used to ctante tho stomach aud liver. 6chenett
Mandrake Pills act on tho liver, feMoying all obatrat
tiops nlax the EsN bladder. the bo starts freely ~
the liver Il s0on relieved
schcnck's scn Weed Tonic IL = gentle stnu!sn, Ut
alicfativet tbs Alkai Of which It IL comrosed m!ia
with the food aud prevents sourinR. It aaiiA1 ,h1 d.
eestlon by tonng up tho stomach 10 healthy eoaa'
t'on. 70 that tho food and the pu!mouo Syrup rn
mako Rood hloodt then tho unga hea and tho ratta.
will aureiy get we'll taken to prevent ftthel
All who wish 10 consult Dr.. schcnck, either Fera1'
ally by letter, do At hi principal otcc
ofslxth and Arch.sts.. PhilAdc,phls. avery yon!aI
schencks medicines sold By Ill druggists through
out the country,
, 1877-03-02
RELIGIOUS.
FL pA9O. I'LL.
Erec{03 Dtspotch to 1As Tribune


Ell FAso. ILL.,, Match Ia question oycry.
where nn.ong tho better class OF our people Is,
Which Of all our great daily rapeEs gives the
best 1ccount Of tho religious meetings now
being. held all over tho Northwcstl Tho
reports Of these meetings hayc been The
means Of the conversion Of many
son1s. Communities llavo been Quickcncd,
churches have been encouraged md stimulated,
and the cause Of God has bean helped on In
every way. To know that large and successful
union meetings arc being held in one section IL
a1t that other sections need to 1nYfto them TO 20
to work At once. Wo sincerely hope that tho
influence Of our great newspapers for tho cause
Of Christianity may mover to less than It fa to-
day. A work Of uniyorsal interest has been In
progress hero for more than nine weeks. II
was comm enced alone by tho Rev. Mr.. aiillsap,
of tho Mctbodist church, until It ossumod such
proportions that all the churches united Ia It.
Old, hardened reprobates have been converted;
saloon.keepers, Ia two instances, have given
up their trade Of destroying mems
bodies and souls, and left the. town;
skeptical professional men in many cases haro
ceased TO debate upon tho why md wherefore,
CAUSE and elect, and hive become followers of
the Mnstcr. Men who hayo not been inside OF
q church for thirty years arc now regular at
tcndauts. No sectasIanism fus shown Itself.
As fast as tho sinners turned to the Lord
Brother Mills advised them 10 unite with somo
church, but with spirit OF truo Christianity did
not attempt 10 bulldoxo them into Ills own par
ticular vineyard. Left To their own ctolre over
200 have united with the Methodist Church, and
laGc. Mr.. Mills has been aided ia this great work
BY tho Kcv. Mr. Gilbert, of tho Baptist Church.
The Rev. Ir. Hassha, Of tho Presbyterian
Church, an able, earnest, and cIoaucnt minis
ter has also bcen iaoorlng with Ills other Irctl-
rem here, but has now gouo to Dubuque With
Mr. Smith, Of Dixon, who sings tho Gospel.
Thu wonderful work hero among TIC Protest
Rev. Father T. s. Kcat'ng, On earnest, active,
Jealous priest, has been holding emission
here, and tho people Of Ills Ilock have turned
out we'll and hays boon interested and benefit.
night It was almost impossible to get Into tho
church. A many as ten prAyer-mect!ngs day
have been held at different houses.
, 1877-03-02

The Collector Of West Chicago is expected to
turn over rome money to-day to The Treasurer.
The North Chicago Collector has 10 far collected
500, 600 Of the personal ta1. The delinquency, he
thinks, will not exceed $l5. 600 when ho IL
through.
The nsat stone On tho basement Of tho now
conrl-1louse wns tft yesterday. Tho work will
now bc pushed IN proportion 70 Tho proupiltude Of
the county In meeting the bills.
&c ss sG", 5 .s !s s h, h. .fs sstsa
daily receipt of letters eungratas,ns md tnAnking
Barnard vers yesterday appointed |" apnfa,sc the
property of Hale. Aver i Co. anl Samuel liaIs i
oqsnthsf r. a, "a. It III n oss
Ioe Hogan. Hc ia tatiacd that Hogan il entitled
to t az he ssIms The commissioner Was ranarka-
for printing yceter.lar Joined the army OF malcon-
tents who havo worked Without getting any pay.
They want money, hnt ray tiey conld Ecs along
II they cond only get orders for what IL due them.
for debt In the County Conrs Jcsteraay. Tho for
n,cr was arrested nt the Fnt Of Thomas J. SuthoF-
land TO recover $500 and gayc bond for further
hearing and the latter WAS discharged upon sched'
uling h!a property.
A. fcw days ago tho petition Of Mrs. Dow, Of
Hyde Park, was 9lren fn these columns, In which
she prayed that she might he appointed conserva.
tor for her husband, DF. Darius A. low. who was
hopaIcBely Insane and confined In an Eastern asy.
lunt. The petition was yesterday heard and grant.
cd In tho County Court.
A SAD INSANE CABE.
Yesterday vas insane. day in tho County courii,
and one Ut the cnses, thai If Macy Rink, was rad
y Interesting, sho 10 ladJ q rreposscssing op.
Two bright, healthy children, . months OF age.
Shc scal1od at No. ;o North State ht.cet, and icr
story was p!t!ablo in tho cxtrelne. she had mar
s,eaqute yeung M md had dve children BY 1T ltus;
been LETT comparatively de,ttnte and her children,
by The force 1T circnmatancee, had scattered and
aftor Tho, death oi hef, husband sho
vas tourted by man named Peter COhlnek,
who had taken advantage Of her. and who was The
father Of the children she hetd IN her arms. l!c
nftcfwnrd deserted her aud left her on the world.
The }}ary found her intano md paupcr; TINT her
that she was A. subject tor an asylum, s1s waa
TO her children. and IN the dcepost anguish, to
nwat tr.nspostation to the County lnsanc: :Asylan.
.sad kata WaIslngcr were a!so found Insane.
, 1877-03-02
ADJUSTMENTS,


Tho following Characteristic, because Eenesoua,
response Of John Mccullough to = request that ho
net at sfF. Thornes benefit Saturday afternoon and
evening, March IL. will bo read with interest BY
the fsirnds Of both persons:
ST., t.ovl*. NO. Feb aq.-Ef.atn r. 7Aornt, Ne.
TirtfFs 7hrdIs: Wilt Act vt yuuf benefit Bee Whist
arrangements be ,nado for special
attcr sad connect With some Foad
noon. i dSn't carr what the txpen:s 4. = - can
s'Damon and Pyth!aa" viii DO played in tho
afternoon. With Ms. Mccullough a. damon and MI.
Thurho ~ Futhlas !: p" BLACK. Eyed susan" will be
Ian. Mr. Thorns viii play in Tho evening In 'Don
Cesar dc Bakan " and :" llack.Eycd Susan"
, 1877-03-02
THE SOUTH TOWN.
ruE NEW coLiKCroR.

The new South Town Collector, Marx Klmbstl,
took tho cath Of otco yesterday morning and was
busy the seat Of tho day In preparing bis oaaelsl
bond. Several names wess put to the Instrument
and it will probably bo ouplcted and aled lbl4
morn!ng. Among tho names which will appear In
the document arc the following: Marahall Field,
L. z. Letter. Henry ", King. II. D. Wells G. u.
Henderson. cbaElcs +. .kclogg. n. 4. Fa!Ebank,
and uthers, ,-naMcs 20 thoroughly good ~ 10 mako
Il \ ma,ter anost beyond doubt tbat the bond will
he approved.
Supervise. Lincoln Wa quite confident yesterday
that The rrcminsHes 70 iks collection of tazes
would soon be under way. lte said no should ox.
tend tbe tule trom tho 10Th Of Mach ths twenty
days allowed BY law where 4 vacancy occurs 10
near the Lima Of turning over the books. II Mr.
k1ubAlIs bond were approved, that gentleman
, 1877-03-02
Aid. Stewart moved to lay on tho table. C4f-
He'd. This fnAllJ disposed of the matter.

AID. Stewart moved to lay On the table. C4f-
aed. This dnAlly disposed Of the matter.
ooo for stteet lamps to sss6, ooo. Lost.
O., i inspestot from % ii, ooo to ii, l,oo Lila on on
- y "A: ,Secre, moved to make tho item $1,000.
Nld. White moved to reduce the tom Of $500, 900
for street lamps to s2E0, oG0. Lost.
ea AZ; ia 1;a"lsr =. moved 10 change the aHonnt 70
TSe item q ssao, ooo va. then adopted By v0te
.Tho Item OF Is, 900 for special assessments ou
city property was adopted:
>. AID Calleron moved 70 insert n g the b!,i the
d.ens e e ns1 I; 70 b b
Aid MeHnicy n,oved 10 t.Fixe ont Sec, 2 Of tho
biz, pto,ian& for he appropriation Of all une1.
.Xis. aiieer. mored to adopt the Appropriation
Of lilo. o0o. Tor tho 1ndcbtcdnc.s Fund. Lo...
Aid. Mecren moved to lnsert tbs item of
s: or. 70 In tle, Judgment account, for judg.
AID. White moved TO- appropriate $15. 400 for
the construction Of vladuet on sangamon etscct.
Ala. G!lbtrss mot!on to adopt tho Appropriation
ys is ,lcAuie,. naarl, o,cneers. GU.
NNSsrs Ns.en ws;s wIsEess as., esi.Gn kifsHs 'n
TnoiSpsSn. cufisrson. 1nr,eo, White, rhroop,
Council thcnsdjourned.
4 COMPARISON.
neloT VI Vii bc found the Appropriation hall az
T. s ss as Ts g
ss :fs ts,i ssst ); ;hS to, ,ct ct ao @ss .
increase IN the bill adopscd ovcr tho estimates OF
, 1877-03-02
WHISKY,
ooLsEz's DEFECTIVE MEMORY IN THE REV

Tho New York whisky trials do not seem TO be
pAnnng ont well for tho Government, as Il Is
claimed b. the press Of that city that The prosccn.
sion has to far failed 10 mako good its case. Tho
District Attorney had "I3tlty" Golsrn, Of this
mcn,u.y waa 10 dcfecsyc-owinE 10 recc,,t lllness-
that the counsel fos the toternent felt compelled
70 move toE t!o consent Of The Court to ansnd ihc
Co., alleging that tho w{tnc.s had beeomo
he ThS ntton ~: :
Clipped tho testimony Of Golscn on Tho day
previous:
81 w.nt yoa 10 state Tho name. Of ,he pattc..
Il" Il
IT, i:;s RI ss' !sSs WIN % @
Eoks: inooss. hsadsd - wi!ass: cannot polnt
az" 81 ';ss ;'s s'st.; is.s t'st xh.s
yS q 1S I'd ,:s BY
,#n: TtssJ-i.c ii, aas@ered thls Geforss this is
II. T:ssas NV s s
e ..y ss.. II ss'e:s.s. :s e esoes.a
?s, = e s!n;E:.
e.
ihsxer M:5:oS sisst: Shls.Eo: f5n.sias hrsthsI:
E;ss; Il Sssa f rs e e I'll tho
,lIs{ ils cea''-wh, noi' 1:-6ss'u'ai did not keep
cseo, aad aiKei witness IL c had srnt any efookcd
whisky to- any ct them. Al wi!i net s1aweE that
MA*erD0ked or Straight
orst1s!sht .ii,kys 3:-.Soi don't know "has Wi
Q-Wsa all Tho crooked fp!1ts rece!red by you from
Mesferc!n'a dtstlerys PowelTs disetery. Tho Ynuth
sn T. nd ,o a,a as
~ ~:
M r = 70 ~ oSs1' tS. s:nnet III.
Sir, aherman-lt Involves : new element ia IL
atF. TracJ-t can't sec It.
Mr. Bhtrinan-.That q not my fault
~hat xas meant W tho 'tvo-stsnp" goois.
Tne touff-The goods must ha,c warehouse s,an,p
In addition to THO fAx-pad slAlnr that when It
mi ihs goods thu stamped IL called 't.o.sismp"
h Esty to the question: ''d 'oo had and
81 1,seMe .f hs.s sood. nav have been dumped os'
NJ. not fact that thcy either n,nat hare teen
oriat.si psekaess7 A.-ics '' "'N.' '' "- 50 wv
Q-f1u say you not SURG that all want out in the
crana! packages ana so,ne taMat havo been
dumped hefafG they went oht7 All don't kn1w that
Thls cosed the examination Of tho wtincn for the
prosecution.
II was rumorcd on 'Chnnge yesterday that Parker
II. Mason, Win had been Jointly indicted with F.
o. Bnri md Edgar a. 11ilt In order 10 secure his
presence In New York as witness for tho prose.
cut1on, Ind been rcnanded to Jail, his bondsmcn
having dcllycrcd him up.
, 1877-03-02

no wiss 10 have tho force rcdneei, ns II ID now
smsli enough for the amoan. q territory
tais % ye.tesd.y " tb.t 'ueu se hal Init Intended q
use the mounted squad for the snorn remote sub.
urban parts Of tho city where from thr working. at
wouli be Of great service IN the prevention OF horsc
and cattle atea1in4 md burglary. Bnt he could
not srAsc men front the force 10 mount tho hoFstl,
probably mot be obtained. The Mayors optnIon Is
IN perfect Aeeord with that Of Chief Hickey, and
appropriated for the horses will be used 10 pay tho
6alnffe1 Of nnfIalmfn.
, 1877-03-02
AN INQUIRY.

CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,, Fob. ?s-seycral parties
have recently forwarded packages ot looks and
merchandise from this city to Chicago BY mall,
paying the regular rate ol postaac thereon.
When fna carrier delivered sotne u these pack
ages he collected or attempted to collect letter
postage. although tho paskages arc done up to
conform with tho Post-Ollice regulations. Why
Is this thnAa Do tho c1rrlers adopt this plan .
SECURE extra pay, or Il II one Of tho perquisltcA
Of their 0flcet D.
, 1877-03-02
"THE VERY THING NEEDED,

has been the u.taEsnce Of both henNphrrcs for tho
past thirty yeart. Ia secure good sud wholeson,s
appetIta ~ the breakfast, dinner ur luuch table IL
= bottle VI tho asHula< Lea 4 peErius' Worcester.
shire Sauce for meats, game, tsh, etc. etc. 1t
have tho good fortune 10 enjoy 1t, Ths great pop.
ulsrtty Of tha aboys saues has Induced many coun-
tetfeIn. Purchasers Will do we'll to obtaIa the
genuine. which Is easily determined BY stylo Of
bottle, label, etc.