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LAST A LIFE TIME
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-21

Juu.O-dItwlt
, 1877-07-08
1.-THE CONFLICT OF AGES"

Men differ on nearly every lssue- There have
always been opposite parties III politics aad r.
}igion. though the measures fought over oac
day may be universally adopted at another. ard
those sacrificed regarded is heroes AMI martyrs.
Medicine has a1so been subject to revolutionary
disturbances. When Drs. Harvey and Jennsr
announced their discoveries, they were he'll IN
contempt aud rit1icule by ali incrednlous and IL
norant public, yet today thcy are received ard
honured by ali as beuefactors. When OF.
Pierce announced his Discotrry. many seemed 70
doubt, and were skeptical concerning all r7ett +
cines and doctors, hut proof OF merit has 'lts~
PEELED all doubt, and to-day the Golden Me:a'eFl
Discovery is the standard remedy in curing the
most obstinate diseases Of the liver and b.o,:4,
having almost entirely superseded the oid-tf'se
sarsaparillas by reason OF its superior merits.
NORWICH. Chcnango Co, n T., Nov !, E'f1
R. Y. FIERCE, II. g.:
was afflicted with scrofn!ous Affection on
one of nv legs. It was very troublesome far
over two years, so much SO that I couia NIT
wear boot, aud I had to keep my leg band
aged. It resulted in q raw sore It got 20
bad that it became general talk that ! weu:u
have to undergo amputatton OF the limb. oEe
physician told me he never saw such .soEe
cured. I commenced taking your Golden Nett
cal Discovery, together with your Fellets, 3
directed on tho bottles, and, when / had :vott-
sumed six bottles OF Discovery, my leg Was at|-
tire1y well, and has remained 50 ever stnet,-a
period OF over two rears,-ana L. would ny
swap it for fifty wooden legs
Yours trnlY. JOHN SnAT40f!@-fi
, 1877-07-08
NOT AN AFFIDAVIT.


CHICAGO, July 4.-ln careful perusc over yoat
paper dated July find the right Honaranle FsaE-
ence Mccarthy has taken it upon himself to nianu-
factor what call in every OF the word con
founded lie regarding the affairs Of the CoGnty
Jail He nor other man has no right to state 10
public what be cant prove His class or Clients as
he calls them ought to be the last men to erGsa}'le
in place OF this kind for the HagoritT Of than
the out side ot this al are very glad at times 70
make repast on free lunch in so,Ec low dtSe
soloon and when they get sound substantial soed
don't know how to make use Of it as regards tte
water closets IN the cells they as clean az c4n
be expected, the water rms from twice to th5te
times day and if am not mistaken half the night
also 1t i not nessary for the public to be maize
believe that TO- Jail can be Kept as Clean Ill;
states prison Mr.. Feltons house OF corrections
For in the first place the men in Co. Jail arc NOT
committed to hard labor and cant compel them 10
work like men who are fully co1mittale to States
prison. Bnt a. far a< can see 1t is Kept Clc&fff
now than it as been in q number OF years AZ NJ.
Mccarthy saying men arc compel to scrub intar
cells. compels me to pass few ren1arkes on tlht
point am hear for the last months s,:! and haTe
not want TO- any reasonable person wonld s'tif2S
nsan ought to take delight in s'eaa',, r.,
sas,n G' and S"n tsae ooe f ~ you want aaye NJ
we'll done do it yonrsei> SEC In another parEoifs
statement where men can't get bath: twei!
to give man bath twice week If he were t. AK
it, also see in part Of Mr.. F. E. st1temcns-that
son1e Of the Officials are disob!iselng can. re
who he neaus without It is Mr. Currfer o. ST.,
Couwell those are the men in my opinion We ought
OF said some thing good ahont for II had taq;r
to Kick him out 1t Is Easy to See wlat hc.is.::a
man who turns his coat il bad Enough. But ";l*n
he turns his waist it high time for the public
at large to come to judgement OF come kinl.
First Priest then Minister and last OF all a saF
JAMES McIfELLAsHii
Please pnt this in yonr paper when you reEeiyo
it, and oblige yours Truly
JAMES MrCsELLAHDsi
P ST sent one before by ronnc man hctIt
Seems you never got it, this " the truth. ant i
think it ought to be put in your i,aDer.
j. McC.. Cell Ill
, 1877-07-08
"GOD IS GOOD"

s*Goa ia good. - the dancing sunhcams :;
Paint in tints Of gold. :;
ssGul is good. - within their petals
Natures flowers enfold. ::
s'God is sood,' the sparkling raindrops !:
Speak in music low. !;
"God is good the limpid brookless :!
Ripple rs they flow. );
<sGod is good rings through the Woodland !.
Birds peal forth the song. !
4tGod IL Eood," tho STARS are beaming !
In their glorious throng. ):
ssGod is good the rainbow smiletl, !:
From the glowing <ky. !:
*1Gol il good" the south winds softly ):
Through the forest eigh. i
ssGod is good" all Natures ringing :
With the notes ct praise. !:
ttGud il Eoo,!. o mum, re-echol :
Grateful pcaus raise. .
tsGod is Eood,' and man Tic 1ovcth !
With in endless love. !:
''God is good 0 may VIC slngit
In His Home nbo:c. ". G.s
, 1877-07-08

shows that when he was arraisned be appeared
BY COUNSEL II he then moves to amend the rec,
ord the clerk tells the Coart at the record Il az
righ' the Court echoes ~ MI h nn an;st III and
90 to Joliet without making any fuss aoont II. nnd
nobody will knew that he ia fool. II new tsaal
is granted him for faults in the lndlctment. ne IS
still dsgraccd for life BY having been cons!ctea o.
crime in court OF justice. But he u askeu 10 re-
gard that a. slnnly bis misfortunc.
If any one replies to this that cur Criminal Confk
will always allow prisoner to withdraw his psea,
and enter motion to quash have two things 10
fui fui " Whether aks the Court has the, right
to do such thing; at east unless the peopte agFee
to it. Secondly. myself have been refused per
mission to do this for Client and under the most
aggravated circumstances. l was In court super
intendins the arra,sumeut Of my5cllcnt, and tho
Court knew 1t. When my back was turned my
client was taken up privately into the Judges
bench and pleaded without my knowledge: dis
covered 1t INSTANTLY. and inetantly asked for time
to plead nnd made known my desire tG 1oi move , to
aud to move to quash were refused, and
the prisoners trial ordered to proceed within
fifteen seconds of the entering Of his plea.
an affidavit for continuance. Bat aii VI this IL as
nothing compared with other defects in our cs1tl-
inal laws and criminal practice to which shall
direct attention in future Communications.
As some people may think my last communica-
tion On the n,is,nanagenent of our County Jail Il
a few ailidavits from tue sufferers will unacr-
take to get us many mort THE Tn1EUSE will
publish. The last Grand Jury heard lG0 cases,
sixty or which were discharged. These sixty per
been in the jail for weeks Or months. Innocent
though they were. suffering the t0rtures described
in the subjoined attidayits.
FLORENCE MCCARTHY.
, 1877-07-08
WORK AND WAIT.

When worn by grief and care.
WIZ heart aud soul 0pprest,
When through the threat hing gloom
ANA darkness Of the tomb
No rays OF sunlight loom,
No hope dawns III my breast,
How oft my spirit longs
To rise on angel wings,
and swiftly, swiftly soar
70 that fnir. heavily shore
Where grief and pain no more
Each coming hour brings.
I'm fctter'd from such flight,
And tins 'tfa doubtless best;
Perchance. my race balf-rup,
MY WoEk scarce we'll begun,
Long ere LIES setting sun,
III hy away 10 rest,
But ah! would that be rest
Did We no burden bcart
II from the heat OF day,
.rhe strife and b11tle- fray,
Fearful one lied away,
NO victorx crown he'd wear.
Through ignorance we learn
'Tis blessing to be wise;
Through pain the prize Of health;
Throngh poverty, OF wealth;
And SO. through ills Of breath,
The bi1ss of Paradise.
Then let us blde onr time,
Content to work and wait,
That 30, orr whole course itln,
Our taure1s safely won,
We may, through Gods dear Sop,
AT last reach Heavens gate.
,u1cAeo. Mis-. Loc1sA TATE.
, 1877-07-08

CHICAGO Jnly 7.-Scveral letters have lately ap-
peared in THE TRlnUSE advocating prison reform.
and perhaps, as Mr.. Mccarthy Is only repeating
complaints Of prisoners, it would be we'll for some
one to give true account OF Cook County Jail.
My remarks are certainly entitled to mo1e weight
ti,an Mr. McCartty's, because w52re he says ~
, 1877-07-08
Gree1-Room Gossip from
Europe and America.
The Summer-Night Concerts
The Programmes Of
Last Night
An Attractive Beethoven Pro-
gramme---Wagner and His
Visit to This Country.
Singers in Chicago and E|se'
where-..Choice Musical
Notes.

-
THE DRAMA.
a,atta~ 49, ~ - l fr;ond IN tt;s ctty. nortious of
IN iettef 10 a ls1enu III t,1's e.t,, ~. 1900 fa
which have been 1urnlshea inE 1AinoSE ,of ~,
publication, Mr.. McVickcr briefly outli nes MS
nrorr,mme for the coming season. Since the
80. ~ ~+ors .r,,,bv of tho nos;t;on they
number VI st9s "ollnS -, y. ~. . ssason sa.;:.
claim is too limited 10 nil out Tue season sat1s"
" to tie production Of new pieces. Mr.. Boucl-
80. ~ H." ,,as ,,ransr nr,,r,;se;, linn onc nlay for
eaost uas a'le', s;.a,,,+anoors,v ,,;t, ;rs
performance N tniS e',, sl'n'J nu,a,, ~ Tna,,s
r<e acting eft RSy nerbsDs ore t
also 'xen sesnrcp @ rns.:r annSuuse1 n Yar 19' the
seh'a1'o a1 .n': ,r."'.;s ,,oa,, a1ta;nad for
tAc Boston Museum. The season at McVickcr's
wil opcn with a new p1ay, never seen in Amcri-
~ ,ho ~,an,a ,.r which has mt vet transnired.
a,a ~, ,.'. ~ ~, ,,.s. nrcs ADEQUATE 1enrc-
In orucF to GIVE lHcse o'e.es -'ue'1uA'e
scutatious, Mr.. AIcVickcr will make special eti-
zaep,nents OF actors and actresses whom he
-,y.r1s .s conne,cnt to do particular parts Just
~. =, t,'js ,,,arnrr snru, a Greater variety in
~ III 1u'S o''''ns' ' -
.hc performances. ana hlilnS more cSacl't 'nc
requirements Of each OCCASION. In the ACarth OF
great aeiurs, VINO snla& oc IN themselves 1n4e ~
y frs .s nufun t 1 f 1 n,1hI;r T a.
of The 1uanaorrs, must be directed more and
more in tne future towards plays rather 1han
to"a1us lnui't ~, tuua4 ~ - H9; 49,. % . - 1rn
matte represcutatious caa be elevated, anl Chi
&ago mag become IS important theatrle:!
fe1AFe ~ 70" " H..
,r,ndc1,,1y rrIics upon tbc generous sympathy OF
the public and tho press. THE TRIBUNE be-
lieyes that, in respect to the latter at least hc
WI! no. 9e lug ~, ~ r,s,1a
NV ,1 ;calt ~ ~ Inennt nrorocatinn to snn,
tAe3 o.ts a.. .'ao 49, ,;, 1o3f ~ naS w =,
The representation Of fresh and worthy plays.
rTE Fr;Tr.RE oF uoo1Erts THEATRE
r,,;,.,. s,,. .r.o1.s ~ NJ. st,son at uoo1ov,s
hare be.n filed by engagements with stars,
aa.,,h;~a+;,n. E,or1;sh Fron.,,- and Caravan
eon.p1.' ;.ssa',.7;.,ls s..,s ,'a,,,rs a.a
,r..,.,+, .;r,,. - +hc ,r.ors mus taken
~ 49, ,.a,,aoare ara
n,Sr 1t work rcuDyltlnr the house,
, 1877-07-08

about originated in st. Louis, and is about as
reliable as other stories that come from that
n,cplacious village. We arc enabled to state
from t'olicial sources ~ that Wagner lost hcayi-
ly in his Baircuth Festival. With the hope OF
retrieving his loss he Welt to England and only
lost still mare. He would like to come to
America Ii he could find any one here who
would guarantee him sufficient shekels, not only
to make good these AngIo-Gcrnan losses, but
also sufficient compensation TO pay him for
coming over. That man has not yet been found.
With all respect for Mr.. Fryer's managerial
skill, and for Mr.. Fryer's pocket-book, neither
the one nor the other are elastic enough to ac~
for Wagner to lead his orcllcstru, he had better
at once secure Neucudorf or Balatka. lie will
sare expense anu also very emphatic Wag~
merriam da1nning OF his artists. With or without
be Welcome: Opera:goers will like to hear the
Wagner works given by those who hare made
special study Of them.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
The Gcrmania Maenncrchor will sing at the
evening conrert at the Lincoln Pavilion on
wednesday next.
The concert given under the auspices OF the
Apollo Club for the benefit Of the ST. John suf-
fcrcrs realized about 1000. Good enough.
Mr.. Thomas, at the close OF his Chicago en-
gagemcnt, will give series Of seven concerts in
ST. Louis, commencing about the 1st Of August.
There viii be rehearsal Of the singers who
have been selected for the Choral Fantastic with
the orchestra at the Exposition Building, at
12:15 tomorrow noon.
Il. S. Perkins is Oft tomorrow evening to lead
bis Normal Institute at Xenia, O. The third
week in August he is engaged to conduct cou-
vcntiou III Trumbul County, Ohio.
We are indebted to Root d Sons for the fol-
lowing new music: "LoDg Johns Grand
n1archcr, By George Schleifarth; "Short and
Sharp Polka y and "F1cctiug Fancies Waltz,''
by G. &. st. Clair: 1t Arc Tou Ono Of the Nine
, 1877-10-10
SPRINGFIELD.

Tho Btnts Lsvy-s1oFs bonds "Fnn.ied" ~.
Tho Now PsnIteHsiary to He EnIol1stl.
Sptctal Dtspaca 10 7ns Chicago T,tAua4
srR1NuytnLp, ILL.,, OFT. D.-Thc Governor,
Auditor. and Btala Treasurer still delay making
up the certificate fixing the rata ror cent OF tho
levJ Tor State purposes, dremlug Il advisable to
hrst allow County Clerks 10 act' upon notlaca-
tiou Of the work o! the State board uf Equalt.
zatton- Ths levy will ba sufficient to coyer tile
Legislative appropriation Of $4,000. 100 for or,t-
nary purposes aud 81, coo 0o0 for schools, and, -
tue s1naiizod value of 6tats property is ahout
&&s0, ,t10, QUO, tho rata TO be h1ed will probably
bu n much a. Is eents Oil the $1f0. Tho mill
t4Fy tax, II leyle.l u ono~twontieth OF mill On
each dollar Ut ta1able property.
The City of lclieyftle to-dhY tuntfed IN. tho
statc-Aullter'& office $50,OfM bonda issued tu
aid of the Belleyil!e Il U'Fallon Railroad
The pecpla Ct Grafton aud Alton. Of parties
interested, will, It IL reported, shFtly tnat!tute
proceedings to epIo!n tho 6outhcsu penilcn-
tiary Commissioners from proceedns further
towaz,! tho building Of ths prison Ut Chester.
The allegations of the complainants Are that
Chester lue4 uos fulfill the requirements OF the
taY QA location,
, 1877-10-10

Epse46l hspa!cA Ia 7hs Chfcago 3rit1tne
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct, 0.-Following is the
full tcxt OF the circular sllapcnding desert land
entrlcs iu ordering full investigation Of tho
character Of tho land In every instanco:
DErAuEaxNr o. TIE 1srknion, 1EkknAL LAND
i.isr and Ksctsoer -. ukxriExsxs You sre III.
vissd that all cltrlea under proyLsons Of tho act
tntt!cd IAN act to provide for the sale Of desert
lands in teFsain Htntea and Territories" approved
Mascha la77 United States statntes At Large.
will gtse public notice ln sotno newspaper puh.
lished 10 the ands 10 Ill psEtios interettcd
Of such suspension: also of tle tmo and
rlecs when y0n Will hear teattmony tn regard to
the character Of the lans entered lnacr sald act.
wa1ted to this office with yur }ont opinion there
on. This Investigation Hlato ulnst 10 m0st full,
thorough. and complete, showing whether any OF
The land antAfed under sail art will produce All ag.
ssa'a sop Without h.eo T*Is
oY parties residing thereon or non -scsidcnts; !;
whether amy has to b protected from overflow by
layees. snd WhelhaF chtstes have boon made by
parties other than tho real applicants Such tB.
vclopnlens Q! The facts must be nnde a. will fully
protect tho interest OF tho unlled s.ates, prs!cn.
ihe success OF fraud. aud secure Tho rights Ut Ill
people who have made entries In good fat. under
sald law. II the parties In tntursst do not produce
testimony 10 the Development Of tbesa fActs you
w snasay9f 70 procure ths sxma yoa,ss's'
Cotutnl4sores,
Tho total number Of acres entered Ia about
aU,0O0, two.thtris of whtch 1e in Colorado.
Commissioner Williamson 10 of ppintan that
Very few fraudulent cnsEies hare BEEN ,ual1e but
in view of the aweepuE allegations Of frauli he
cDusfllera It advisable 10 make the SUSPENSION
aud investigation universal.
, 1877-10-10

&pfe1a@ IGpafCA u tn EAcuao Tribune,
PnIlAnxlpHIA, pa., Oct R.-lt WA learned
iroul prominent thtphuilder to-day that souc
time ago William u. Vanderbilt conceived Tue
ilea Of establishing . ,rgua. .At1antc Inns of
steamers to run betwcep liverpool aud New
York In connection With the railroad Nevant-
cd tho jius for tie essriaxs Of a,e grain
Ills road eEnptlcd Into New. York, and for tho
transportation of European euigsauts, who
would thus bo secured !os the railroad to send
West. Ile t!ad humber Of conferences with
Jol'u Roaeh. tho Chestcr ship-huilder, aud
very recently The two c2ina 10 N agree
ment. Vanderbilt bad conc 10 Epgland
tur tbs, pu'pose ot 6ndtug how cheap
tbs vessels wanteI for tho proposcd line could
b. built u, the Clyde. aud brought back With
him estimates from uun.bel OF CLYDE build
err. Mr. lioleh, however, pledged himself
he SANG figures y1opossl ~ IL
aud put hiiaself down tor {50o,Do toward tha
capltal stock of The Company. Mf. RoacA
subscribed large amount. aud obtained sub
ssFipttons fron New York capitalists enough to
build the slips aud establish the line. Every
thug was nearly arranged. and The deaug4t4-
nleu about to ba " prepare tho ptalls
when Vanderbilt backed uut, aud It present the
niatter II II &tand-xtlll-
, 1877-10-10
GREAT BRITAIN.

Loxpoa, Oct, A-lhs Tina 4ays: "9ince the
beginning Of the present year We have import
ed .s,,000, 600 cwt Of wheat, sgainst 1a,000, Gu
cNt last year. Curiousl3 enough this Increased
supplies hays NOT ye& oomo frum tho United
States, which sent III nearly 100000 cNt lcss
this year than Last. Our chief sources Of tue
extra supply hare been British India, itusaia,
Germany, fraacc. and Egypt No doubt 1nllia,
Egypt, aud Russia have eeeu stimulated to ex-
port more largely than usual by u.etr financial
necessities, but tic Hguses are nuuo The le.s
significant. On tAat account II is luat pusstble
tue coEn dealers of tho United states may hold
bark little too long In the hope of obtaining
higher prices, aud It IL quito evident from tho
eosc of tls market al present. It will not ret, ct
gll events. bear squcexlux."
TAa kAlg LAkx ExPaxss
says: Thrta weeks Of tine weather has greatly
chanGed the position, Il not tho prospects, of
the cssn tssda generally, rendering threshing
possihlc, and tmproyinK The condition. There
IL much larger supply Of English wheat than
seemed likely, ths returns for the lass week Or
two showing somethin9 Ike the usual quantity
sold. This haa tended for the present To lessen
tlt 1eua8d for fufclxu wheat. A. arrivals
have bsstu good aud shiDmeuts from tho Attain
, 1877-10-10
ARCHBISHOP DAYLEY.
Imposing obsoAluics ut 1saltlmo


imposing ooso'la'es nt baltimore.
BALTIMORE. Nd, Oct, O,-The otseaufcs Of
Archbfahon t,avloy to.,k o,ac. hi. rnnrn,nu At
.,'n n""...s5, u,o, , soA p.sss su.s mola."k ~
tle Sa'"o"s"t, aaa "e!e at1enoea W thousahas
Of persons. Indeed, tho press was Is great n
on tho day of tho arrival of tho rp1ains. Tho
ttrone and altar, vcro heavily ,lrauet1. a1so thu
,,o,lo-to, ,r,. o-.,.a ,,t. IT,, 80 -. ~
Ea4.s ~ am ~ M W. n"ou* n"pa7s ,no
fouhE Gatnot'c Frends' Society andstsie Catho-
lie Library Association assembled Al the Arch
episcopal residence, aud tho processiou was
formed In tbs following order:
frnaor. h.,ra-
Cross. .iMnrsr mi seo1vte,.
RcseEtnJ Clergy. resident aud visiting,
Tho insignia. bcaser VI Tho lato Most Ns7. AEra.
bishop AMI croslcF.
s.uane1at E;a ~ ~ tne n!cnaioeeoe' @
cl9sEy mo q t!.S I1e Gathoats'. M,an
rt ss"s .a,, na., .,,> u'suuP,
4uo ptus1sss,,ol n!4fes Ia1ouEH Cnatlce' tue
YETI VT M!I EatnEu!a' s.1cets ~ tue tashe4f1i
re uesi aolaK "a she Mseaatttae anu $40 eisFet
enent'nK tne nt&ny. tne CONN W. plaeea ~
1na caIAtMuAe tlaMotstatcly " ilolit VI the Mta
uo~st.s to1t eaaaslanst, eaSh so9tau'ng e'shs
een !Snts, oesna ~ taa aeaa a1 ahu 1ool.
Gauu!na. nla1 MeIarosAay, IIIltseh ANnontTn
~ nlsnope. ano sGsy !afRo han1ef o. last
ftMea, xss'sIeo a. tna eesVics' f1P' tstfoaI
AttoeheY'deneza u"yhl1 aha Mayor La3tue
"eio pnhaant' lHo deIftce lAStou t9oH Pay
past tl!l ueaflY aooh; blshop Moou. Of fht
~ aieIpnI. ~ the SelanIant y. Lac Mass, n.y.
blhnop roieyt o tttAco, pleaeuGu eut sermon
!. ~ ths eiuho o. ths serthon. eolenh ocnedls
b!sa1h HI, Laugn!u' e. ntHiyI, !"sstot nesAtt,
u Whm1nEton, n*ooP GoffEah, o. NeHaFk;
. AEehnisaoP ot' Mos' n H, ann1t1,epata, ana ~
Cafulna1 aleCIodkeJ' nc aaAt oeaeAIctloh WA
, 1877-10-10

Thor, N. r, Oct. 0.--The Workingmcn'a
State Convention Is In session, uoy. Blair pre-
siding. The platform favoss the Retirement OF
National Dank notes, declares labor bus tho
right to an eQual share Of the wealth 1t creates;
favors the establishment Of bureau of IaboF
statistics W Shtte and National Governments,
aud tho as'o'shmcnt Of d contract system ln prts-
control of tho statss through which they paas !;
proposes an Increase Of tho standing nriuy; op-
poses sentsali1atlon, and fsvors tho prosecution
Of necessary public works.
A'LkAK COUNTY, ILL.
SpsrjaI i7isDt14ch 10 Tht EAftH1n Tribune.
DlooAiNaroN, ill.,, Oct. 0.-stcIean County
Democratic to-day nominated county ost'cers as
follow: Judge, ". ". i,aSkardt oi lioou!ng-
Tres.urcr, Thomas Loer, q Normal; supcrin'
tcndcut Of sct.sols. c. r. Mcrrinlan, of 1'lootn.
tnEtun. With tho exception Of l.ocr, all It's can
dldatee are those nominated some days ago by
tic independents.
LINCOLN, o Ncb, 81. 6.-Dciesates Sara arc asscs.,-
bling for the Republican statc Convention to
suprrme Judge and two Regents of the llut-
TcfsttY to bu nominated. ciliet Justice Lake,
thc Hon. i. K. nrow,, Gen. A. II. C,nnur, md
Judge .. htigss are the chief aspiranss tor tho
SENATOR A'poxAlp
r.. Special n.sateA q ~ c'tesgo 7ttssa<.
lAD!AAAroLts, Oet. Ex-senator Mcdonald, ia
&C interview to'1light, stated that democratic
senators gcnerally, he believed. would vote 10
coni1Eu HaYes. nominations, and that nut!er
will be icated from South Carolina without
much opposition
WoAAh's SUFFRAGE CONVENTION,
DosroN, Oct. p.-Lucy Htouu presided Il the
Woulan's Suffrage state Convention, aud T.. Z.
BurIc!eh made IN sdl.ess. The resolutions
favored thu e1unl distribution of wealth aud
ceusure4 tho Secretary Of the Treasury.
SKT1taH
NEWARK, N. j., Oct. a-'rha Republicans re-
elect Mayor Yates By as1 majority over Pima
{Detu} The next Common CoQueil will stand
Republicans, 10; Democrats, II. The Working.
ulrn'a ticket polled ], $40 vo&B-
KANSAS.
LxAvKAwoAru, Ka1l., Nt, D.-Tbc Repub
ltcau s,atu Central Conmlttca met 10 this cit,
to-day aud nominated William T. Wagstsu fos
Chief Justice and. Thomas ". Watesson 1ol
lteuteuant-&ioyeT6or.
, 1877-10-10
Seryia VIII Enter the Fioll
Some Time i'll N0rem-
ler.
Greece Again Assumes a War.
like Attitude Toward
the Porte.
Garnbetta Addresses an Inn
naense Republican Meet-
ing in Paris.



THE WORE LAID OUT poB HIN.
tBy.cabis to 7ht Chicago Triouat.l
LONDON Ornu1 or TnE Cu1oAoo TR1auNz,
0 pALouAvE PLACE, SrnAsD, Oct 10--l a.
m.-From Vienna and Constantinoplc re-
ports come that Suloiman pasha intends
commencing opcrntions at onoo against tho
Lower Yantra md Biela This is probably
not tho part Of tho Russian line against
which he would hinlsoN prefer to oporatc, ~
It is tho most strongly fortified. Some mill
tary authorities who havo inspected 1t pro-
nounoe the Russian positions there
1MpnEoNADLE.
Tho Porto, however, which sent afehemet
Ali imperative orders to commence offensive
operations without delay, has given his CON-
mand to 8uleiman Pasha in tho full oona-
tlonce that he will execute tho orders which
his predecessor vcntu1ed to set aside. It Ia
understood that tho Russians left and left
centre
AnE TO BE ATTACKED,
because Tho recant movements Of the Army
Of the Czaruvitoh arc interpreted - sign Of
an intontion Of tho commander 10 prosa for
ward, mud, driving back the enemy, isolate
nustchuk in orlor TO beaiego that place dur
fnu the vintar