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strongly built; his hair is black, with full
1card and mustache Of the same color; his
features a'e regular, the eyes clear, and he has
a calm, seff-confideut expression Of counte-
nance Whatever may be said Of lis strategy
IN remaining to be captured in Pleyna, there
% Gtn oe but QUE opinion regarding the stubborn
gal!antry Of his defense Of plcvna. I have
never heard Russian Or Koumanian speak OF
Osnan Pasha and his army except in terms of
1hc most profound respect
Alter his interview with Osnan, the Emperor
entered his carriage. accompanied this time by
iiis son, the Grand Duke Scrgius, and drove
through the principal streets Of Plcyna. Turk
7sn wounded we're now coming in, and they
presented sad spectacle, covered with blood
some complaints have been made because more
wagons were not furnished for their specdler
transport; but the truth was that every one was
too ousy rejoicing over the great victory to
think OF ANYTHING else, not even seeing that
the Russian soldiers had nothing to cat Many
OF them were, in fact, without food from the
morning OF the 10th until they reached their
camps again On the afternoon Of the l1th
, 1877-12-30

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Dec, ga Lebanon spe-
cial to the Courier-Jourupl says George Muir
rell, who was arrested na4r bardstown several
months ago and confined in the Louisville jail,
from whence he was sent to Adair County,
where m Indictment was pending against him
for murder, broke jail at Columbia last night
and made bis escape.
A. Sanford special says Jones, another OF the
Crab Orchard baud OF thieves, was arrested to-
day, 4 rich vein las been struck, and will lead
to the complete unearthing Of den OF thieves
who have for years cursed that community.
4 Lancaster special to the Courier-Journal
says the great murder tragedy entitled "Thc
Commonwealth Of Kentucky Against Grove C.
Kennedy" ended this morning In a ludicrous
farce. The jury reported It impossible to agree,
and were discharged. The prisoner was released
on ST., 600 bonds to answer the second Monday
in June. Peter Kennedy, father Of the prison.
CT. and John Holmes, brother of the notorious
outlaw Sam Holmes, are the bondsmen.
, 1877-12-30
A DOUBLE SEyTEyrE

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 29.-Judgc Pierce to-day
gave decision in the case Of John Fl. Brown.
tic negro barber who on Thanksgiving night.
while intoxicated shot and seriously injured tho
son OF the Hon. William D. Kelley. Brown. on
the trial, pleaded guilty, aud was sentenced TO
two and onc-half years. imprisonment, claiming
to have been so much under the influence Of
liquor as not TO be responsible for his
actlons' The question here was an
effort to have the sentence rcconsidered
Judge Kelley claiming to have obtained
evidence showing Brown to have been dcsper
ate character, and that he had previously hen
guilty or murderous assaults. Judge Pierre
affirmed the justice Of the previous sentence.
noldlns that sentence affecting the personal
liberty Of party was too solemn au au iuilra
Ton to be supposed to have been lpadc uno,,
l1sht consideration aud that the administration
OF Justice might assume the aspect Of vrn.
geance II IN such case a sentence solemn1v
imposed upon evidence submitted should he
sc: aside atid 4 freatcr sentence imposed. The
prisoner, however, had pleaded guilty to carry
1n& concealed deadly weapon, on which m
sentence had been imposed, aud ie would there
lore sentence him to one years imprisonment
alter the expiration OF his sentcuce under liz.
oifl OF assault, and, In addition, would hold ,im,
IL s21ooo bai' to Keep the pcave for me rr.r
alter tue expiration Of the sentence tor carving
concealed deadly weapon. 's7
, 1877-12-30
NtcK-NACkS,
Prospect OF cold weather,

MARITIME begins new classes Eew-Ycar's.
LOIS OF children sick-'' Christmas stuf1ng.'
book-buyers' resort-Chaptn's, 95 Madison.
The last Of the Holidays-next Tuesday.
JOIN slartine's new term-a New Year's.'
Give your children ! thorough education 50
Us 10 successfully compete with the world. ;,
Everybody will want to see the new business
eGxchahcc room IN connection with Il. B. Bryant's
Chicago Business College.
Many OF our merchants have, owing to the
bad weather, been able to complete their stock
~, .aH;ng' and We are pleased to learn that, taking
a,a IN aii' the business Of Chicago has shown
loarkeo improvement over last year
John R. Barrett q Co., ts,okhindcrz NJ IN
stare Street, report lively trade in the ssEm-
erson binder" Their order-book for the past
tcorIniSht c includes demands from the Milwaukee
Signal Service, Smithsonian 1nstitnte. Montreal,
anu IRON five Eastern, eight Southern, and
Gleven western States. No other firm, NC can
venture to say, has had SO extended business
III the same time.
, 1877-12-30

Postmaster, the Hon. James L. Camp. one.o.
our Oldest and most respected merchants. ~
some time past he has suffered from attacks of
what was termed rheumatism OF the heart h',t
had continued in active business most Of the
time. He died to-day with scarcely momcnt,s
warning. Hc was to years Of ase, had resided
here about. twenty-five years, and had alwars
been active in promoting the interests and wcl'
fare OF our city. He was widely known ani1
universally respected. 4 meeting Of the 5usi-
ness men will be called on Monday to pass reso.
lutions of coincidence and make Arrangements
for the funeral.
, 1877-12-30
CHICAGO rR1BuNE SUNDAY

in the army, nothing was dom by the authori-
ties, and with the lapse of tiIo The affair was
almost forgotten. At the Expiration Of the
War, Harniss was discharged from the army,
| and settled in>Kentucky, whittier bis family had
preceded him. T.,
But, after twelve years had dapsed Harniss,
! deeming himself secure, vcntulel to return to
old~timc friends.
This step was very unfortut late one for7 7tar-
! absence revived the lopg-dornrant suspicious
connected with his famiy's hegira: aud he was
arrested 10 tue autumn Of the ytar 1875, for the
murder, and true bill found By the Grand
Jury. The cause came up at; the November
term Of the Circuit Court; but potponement
was effected, and it was not until tile July
tctm, 1876, that the trial occurred, which re-
suited in his bcfag found guilty, and he was a
SENTENCED TO DE HANGED
on the 10Th OF September following His con-
riction was secured bp the tcstiomony OF .Vann,
the man previously mentioned, and another, to
both Of whom Harniss had admitted bis guilt,
The prisoners daughters told trumDed-up
story, cndeayoring to throw the guilt OIL the
two chfef witnesses; but, on crossexaminatfon,
involved themselves In labyrinth Of false
their evidence; in fact, they admitted that they
had been told Whit to say, md had been spe-
clally cautioned TO make their Statements cor
respond one with the other.
liarntss' counsel demanded a new trial, which
was refused. when the cAse was appealed to the
Supreme Court; but that tribunal reafl1rmed
the Judgment Of the Circuit Court, and be was
again sentenced to death, and Saturday, DEF.
~. fixed us the time of execution.
HIS Last HOURS.
Though DAMP drcary, and dismal the wealth
er, such crowd never assembled at Clinton as
was there to-day to witness the execution. Last
night Harniss' wife remained with him, and the
drcary hours were spent in conversation, the
, 1877-12-30

horse buyer and shipper and until now has en-
joyed the confidence Of thc community.
The work Of detection Of tue murderer OF
To-day trail was strtrk which, it Is thought,
will lead to successfu1resu!t. II seems con-
elusive that O'Nen was murdered to satisfy
an old grudge, and by man and not q
woman, as was first supposed by some. 1t
is also believed that the assassin lives In Bloom
inston, and did not come from Chicago, us was
held by many. The detectives feel encouraged
today by finding one Gr two clews which give
them q starting-p point for operations.
, 1877-12-30

schoolablc age is neglected, ana the apportion-
ment provided By the State for such purposes
never reaches these Jistrictss and thus colorcG
children are deprived of the educational privi-
leges designed for them by the State. As
remedy for this they suggest the appointment
OF colorcd Assistant State Superintendent,
whose duty it shall be tospceally look after the
interest Of the colored public schools.
The petition also asks that in all school dis
tricts with less than fifteen eolored school pop
ulation, the number now required to establish i
school, provision be made for their admission
into white schools Of such districts.
, 1877-12-30

the work claimed to hare been done largely e1~
ceetcd the amount bid for.
BosroS. Dec. 229.-At tile dinner OF the Banks
Club this evening, Gen. Butter spoke at
length on the political situation. He defended
the Presidents title. but criticised the Southern
policy. About eight prominent Republicans
were present. Gen. Banks and others made
EnrnrheS.
, 1877-12-30

Suscial Bfsuufch to The Chtcdgn 7Tfbune.
BosToN, Mass, Dec. 29.-Scott and Dunlap,
the Northampton bank-robbers, we're to-day
each sentenced to twenty years IN the State
Prison. The sentence is o surprise to the COM
munity, as /: was expected that the exceptions
to the rulings Of the Court last October would
bc sustained. to say nothing Of all expected
compromise with the bank authorities by tho
return OF 81 ,2225 900 OF the money.
, 1877-12-30

AT NAPOLEON. q.

TOLEDO, O., Dec. ga fire at Napoleon, O.
this morning, originating in the grocery Of /.
Bockleman, destroyed six buildings in :, thu
business portion OF the town, occupied a.
furniture store, groceries, meat market \
restaurant, and saloons. The loss is S15,O0O:
the insurance $S,7OO.
, 1877-12-30

SDfc1a1 Di&U0tcA 70 TIE Chlcng0 Tribune.
FoRT. WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 2a.-At Monroe
vile, last night, party Of roughs were bclling
newly-married couple named sfcrtz, When
they were fired into, ten or twelve persons
being injured. Those most seriously weret
Charles Scarr, Frank Stcinman, c. N. Cover
dale, William z. George, John Heller, and
Frank Neclstiuc. n. B. kno'lsc and John
Moses are under arrest for the shooting.
, 1877-12-30
NOT EXEATPT.

CHESTER, Pa. Dec. 20.-Judgc Clayton de-
cided that Representative Bullnrd is not privi-
legged from arrest. Bullard claimed, when ar
rested for e1nbezzling the funds of the Building
Association. that he was on his way 10 Harris
burg to intend the session of the Legislature,
and WAS therefore exempt from arrest.
, 1877-12-30
TIE ASuTADULA DISASTER.

TIE ASTTADULA DISASTER.
It was year ago yesterday that the Ashta~
,bu1a disaster occurred on the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad. The scmiannual
report of the Company, which was published a
short time ago, contains the statement that all
the claims agninst tue Company On account Of
that disaster have been settled. Mr.. c. E.
Pickering Of this city denies the correctness Of
that statement claiming That the Company has
So lar refused to settle with him for the loss
OF his G-ycar old child. The Company at first
offered to settle with him for $500, but after
wards, he says, backed out. 1t now refuses to
pay him more than s5D0 claiming that he is not
even entitled to that much, as there could be
no damage tor the loss OF child OF that age.
His threats to sue theY answer By saying tnat
the Company could stand u fight of that kind
much longer than he can. Mr.. Pickering says
that the prospects OF the child wcrt. as good as
those Of Il grown UP person, and his Us we'll as
his wfc's health suffered greatly OIL account Of
the sad calamity this having been tEeir only
chilli. His wife, lie says, never recovered from
the shock, and continues iu delicate health.
, 1877-12-30

NEW foRk, Dec. 2a-Arriycd, steamships
Ctr Of New York and Republic, from Liver
pool
HALIFAX, Dec ea.-Arrired, steamship Nora
y7au, from Liverpool
LONDON. Dec. 29--Steamshtps Algeria and
Greece, from New York, have arrived out.
, 1877-12-30

BOSTON, Dec. 2o:-DE. j. s. Jones, suroeon
ano 1 PLAYWRIGHT, aud manager ofthe old Tremont
Theatre, dicd this morning.
special DtsDutch to The la!cago 7r5s,,.
DIXON, ILL.,, Dec. 2e-OLr cittznna uo.o
startled again this afternoon Mt tha e,ss aelo
death Of a. o. Aazen, brother-in.jav ~ a,,a
, 1877-12-30
TRAFALGAR SQUARE.

IR1f4E OF THAT COMMODITY 6PKIEKLED II
TRAFALGAR SQUARE.
Special D1tpnfcA to The sHtca1o Tribune.
NEW YORK, Dec. 30-3:15 H. ma great
anti-Russfan meeting. composed largely ol
work!nSmen. was held yesterday afternoon il.
1rafa'gar Square. This was made the pretext
Tor pro-Rnssisn gathering in another part Of the
same place. Each Of the crowds posscssedall the
clements Of I mob, and the display Of three
Turkish flags in the first assemblage prccipftated
an attack by the second. More than 6,0OO peo-
pic were present, The confusion soon became SO
great Mt the Turkish meeting that the speakers
could not be heard, A Russian flag suddenly
appeared in the crowd. A free fight lasting one
hour and five minutes cnsucd.
LED Br a sooTY FACED MAN
who howled like Bashi-Eazouk The Anglo
Turks charged en- massc upon The Russian
party. The staniaru-bearcr was taken, soundly
1hrashed, and the Muscovite flag destroyed
The forces OF the horny-llandcd friends of
the Car soon rallied. They carried by ussau1:
the position lcld by the Turkish color bearers
behind one OF Sir Edward Landscer's lions
The reserves pressed so closely upon the as
saulting party that retreat WIS impossible. l:
was SERIOUS business. however, for the men il
trout. Tic Turkish standards We're totally
destroyed, aud The rlctors giared tor i
few moments at the sccthing crowd before
thein, apparently anxious to know If there We're
anY u he obnoxious nags near ut t.a1ld. The
wounded |
WERE NOT DuTcuEKED. |
Ihry were only jumped upon and playfully !
ki'kcd about the face and heat. TheassemLlu.c |
soon became 50 overwhelmingly Turkish that |
the kussophiles were co,upel|ed to withdraw.
AS the minority slowly dlsenguged itself from
tue majority cheers burst forth from the TIL
u1npilant Turkish party. The cheering soon he
came tumultuous: and thousands Joined in tho
c11cs~ hurryipg to the scene out of ST. Martins
lane, the Strand. Cockspur street, and White
hall. Red rags foot s4uare we're !
HO1sTED UPON STICKS
or held a]oft upon canes. New flags were pro-
:1red from some unknown Locality, aud the
British and Turkish ensigns noated over the
meeting upon tail stayes side by side 1t
fas strange suectaclc aud recalled
ne stormy days Immediately preceding
lud during the Crimcan war. The police inter
cred three hours after the meeting iirst organ
zcd, and two arrests were made. Nobouy of
NJ prominence was present, and the meeting
Us no political Significance.
, 1877-12-30
NEW TRIAL DENIED,

New YoRK, Dec. 29.-:rhe motion for new
trial has been denied T. S. Lambert. tile Pres-
dent OF the American Popular Life-lusurance
Company. His sentence is postponed until
Wednesday, In order that the prisoner may
make a disposition Of lis afIairs..
, 1877-12-30

Special 0fsDo&cA 10 TAe Chicago 7Y1bvu,
BLooN1SeroS, ILL.,, Dec 29.-Gcorge E,
Johnston, Of Leroy, Mclean County, twenty
miles east OF Bloomington, has disappeared for
unknown parts mysteziouslr. He leaves an in
debteaness Of $4,000 to SIS, 900, and but little
property to meet it. Johnston is a wel,-knov-,,
, 1877-12-30

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81. a,m.-Indications-
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley, the Upper
Lakes, and Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys, rising barometer, cooler, north
cast to west winds, cloudy weather, with rain or
snow, possibly clearing away Sunday night.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1877-12-30

NE" ORLEANS, Dec. e9.-Roy, alias Curtis.
charged with the abduction aud rape OF the
young iady OF Baltimore, who WIS arrested in
TINS city on Wednesday, YVES arraisncd and re-
manoea to the Parish Prison without bail to
awalt the arrival Of an officer to accompany him
back to the scene OF his crimc. From -,,nart a,,.
anu bogus checks OF the Chicago, Burlington 4
s3uincy Railroad found in his possession, Roy is
identified as John T. Caxton, confidence man
who operated in tile role Of conductor and
passenger agent for the aforementioned road.
, 1877-12-30

AHRESIE= s:ESSE pE De- A11Eea, Dec s9.-Lcmuel aud
Boxh,ts ,t sn,,.,, father aud son, have been ar
Ethc'pci.f enfhe f murder Of William H. Fuller, on
rc55ss3th 5s3th Instant. Tic son says that his father
Shot Fuller twice. The cause of the murder
WAS reyenge.
, 1877-12-30

Special nspdtch 10 The laicaoo Tribune
- AURORA, ILL.,, Deo 2a-The Unitc.1 States
commissioner has recently allowed Fahnestock
y y Wilson, dentists Of this city, a patent for
simplifying the manufacture and increasing the
strength Of porcelain work
, 1877-12-30

CoUSclI BLUFFS, a., Dec 29.-uuman re-
mans' in IN advanced state OF decomposition
we're found secreted in thfclzet near this city
to-t1ay. The supposition is that murder was
eolamittcd anG efforts are being made tn un-
ravel the mystery.
, 1877-12-30
A TENNESSEE VERDICT.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 29.-In the case OF
Lcvin s. Coe, charged with killing II. NJ. Beach
last spring, the jury tonight brought in ycr-
dfct OF guilty Of assault and battery, and flung
defendant S55,
, 1877-12-30

NEW YORK, Dec. o9.-J. & J. Simpson's fan-
ey-soods store, No. G19 Eighth avenue, was
damaged by fire this mor9ing to the amount Of
$4,000. insured. james S1ckuhnson, watch.
man, died from burns received.
, 1877-12-30
TEE RAILROADS.

DISCRIMINATING AGAINST CHI
CAGO.
Complaints are being made by some Of the
roads leading East from this city because the
al1-rall rate from Milwaukee to New York is 21S
cents higher than from Chicago. It is claimed
that this fact throws nearly all the Northwest
ern business on the Northern roads, which con-
meet with the steamboat lines at Grand Haven
md Ludngton. The rate by steamer and rail
from Milwaukee Is the same, and oftcn lower,
than the ratc from Chicago, which induces ship
pers to ship from Milwaukee via steamer instead
Of via Chicago, because they save from to ~ to
cents per 100 pounds The Northern
lines say that it would not help the
Southern lines from Chicago to make
the rate from Milwaukee the same
as from Chicago, because, in that event, the
steamers at Milwaukee would make still fur
ther reduction Of 2l5 cents. The next meeting
OF railroad managers will probably take up this
matter and make an arrangement that will be
more satisfactory to all the roads.
, 1877-12-30

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. GA dispatch from
Huron City says the body Of Capt. johnson, OF
Buffalo, who was lost off the schooner Berlin
some weeks ago, was picked up at Grindstone
City this morning.
, 1877-12-30
AT CT. .10H~. N +

ST. JonN, n. B., Dee. 21.-Ten wooden pulld-
fngs in the rear Of Waterloo street, occupied bv
a number OF artisans, have been burned. The
loss is 1900; the Insurance is S15,00O,
, 1877-12-30
" mt our Ancestors Paid for Their Rcl1g 1gious

london GorTespondence 4y<zo FORK Times
lesterday, at Canterbury, they showed me
some ancient records Of the ancient city, One
oi them ran thus: "1535. Pay Ii shillings 8
pence ior bringing hereto from London. For
= !oad OF wood to burn him, two shi:lines; for
Ethuhpowder, one penny; for stake and staple,
three pence"
, 1877-12-30

A1r. 4. c. Mcidrum, Western General Freight
Agent Of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railroad, has issued the following statement,
headed IA Christmas Story" Although the
story is rather hoggish. yet 1t will be interesting
to the packers u this city:
lIo.s packed at eight Of the largest points West
from Nov. 10 Dec. 20, inclusive {forty-aye work.
ing days). showing how Chicago stands in the list:
, 1877-12-30

W1LKEsEARRE, Pa, Dec. 29.-Thomas Durkin
has been arrested. charged with being one of
the Molle Maguires that murdered Superintend-
cnt Smith at Jeansvile, NOV. S, 1868.
, 1877-12-30

"Yes, my child, your French teacher is right
n saying that 'stoye' is OF the MASCULINE gen
aef. You know it Is he-ter." SWELL yes,
mother, but 1t is shee- -tirop.',
, 1877-12-30

N1LKEsnAKRE, Pa, Dec. 29.-Joseph j.
Mala, tried for tue murder Of Michael Walsh
at Dunmore about year ago, has been found
guilty Of murder in the second degree.
, 1877-12-30

BANK ROBBERS SENTENCED.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Dec. 29.-Thc notorious
Northampton Bank robbers, Scott and Dunlap,
have each been, sentenced to twenty years. Goa
ttnement in the States Prison.
, 1877-12-30

a BANK PRESIDENT ON TRIAL.
NEW foRK, Dec. 29.-Sherman Broadwcll,
the President Of the dcfunct Clairmont Savings
Bank, who was indicted for swearing to false
report OF its finances, was arraigncd to-duy.
He pleaded mot guilty.''
, 1877-12-30

MIN r NCC1uENI<,.
PoTTsv1LLE. Pa, Dec. 21.-Wilhelm Hooso
and john LeiIlcr were killed by falls Of coal, in
the mines tp-day, to tormer ut the Mahonoy,
and the latter ut the Brookshitie colliery.
, 1877-12-30

DIED OF HIS INJURIES.
New LONDON, Conn.,, Dec. 22o.-Michael MAG
key died last night Of wounds inflicted by his
brother-inlaw, John Goddard.
, 1877-12-30

MURPHY'S WHEREABOUTS,
TORONTO, Dec. 20.-Owen Murphy, New
York's alleged embezzling Excise Commissioner,
is here.
, 1877-11-12

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mebr Gunoen snienben 3 Martin @pan,
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1910 MainHroBc; Somss O'gonnor.
1881 WainftraBs; Wiaiam $. Stepen.
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4elternroBs; Sobn Waters, 1905
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, 1877-11-12
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