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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-10
MOSQUITOES INTERNATIONALLY
CONSIDERED.

Among other wild theories respecting
the sources and preventives Of disease,
one which has surprised and puzzled US
more than any other is that Of certain
dwellers In our low sea coast region,
where mosquitoes have long disputed
with man the right Of residence. that
the enormous phlebotomizing and
counter irritation produced by the fierce
and vigorous operations OF these ener-
getic insects operate as preventives and
antidotes to fever. This theory IL
strictly maintained by the fishermen In
and about Barataria and the Cheniere
Caminada, and along the route of the
old Mexican Gulf Railroad, which dis
appeared some fifteen or twenty years
ago before the vigorous strikes" Of the
mosquito tribe.
Doubtless, IL old San Grade were
alive, he would be consoled for the
great indignity with which one of our
compositors treated his venerated name
by smothering his identity under the
utterly unknown and unhonored one Of
"Saw Gradley" In our Thursday edi-
torial, by this strong testimony to his
admirable system Of filling the grave
yards of Madrid with the evidences of
its effiaoy. The sanitary results Of this
seasons practice Of the mosquito
system of phlebotomy would certainly
give some confirmation to 1t. For never
were the operations Of our native San
Grades, on so large scale or prose-
cuted with more energy than they have
been this summer.
Save in our own favored locality, this
city, throughout the whole coast region
and low grounds, the mosquito race,
composed Of as great variety as our
human population, have swarmed as the
Russians did across the Danube and
fallen upon every live thing with a
savage fury exceeding that Of the Bashl
Bazouks and Cossacks. They have de-
populated many favorite resorts, driving
back to this city the summer sojourners
in peaceful localities on the sea coast,
pursuing with destructive fury adven-
turous sportmen, who have intruded into
swampy grounds or obscure coves in
pursuit of game, and driven even the
permanent jewellers thereabout, includ-
ing the pachydermatal Dagos to doubt
whether the mosquito remedy and anti
dote for fever is not like that Of the reg
ular Faculty, the universal quinine,
worse than the disease.
And with this prevalence of the mos
quito plague we have the undisputed
fact of an unusual freedom Of our Sec
ton from febrile or other diseases usu-
ally prevalent at this season. Our san
itary condition, according to the care
fully collected statistics of our Board Of
Health, was never better than it has
been this summer. Our mortality rates
are lower than in any other large town,
excepting Cincinnati, of the correctness
Of the returns Of which city we have
grave doubts, and thus it would appear
that the mosquito theory has at least,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-10

The Picuvtne and Times on Thursday
morning conveyln their Associated Press
dispatches to their highly gratitied
readers, the following exhilarating
item OF cheerful intelligence:
s.Col. Roberts had lunch with the
President to-day
We trust that this momentous occur
renee will be quickly followed by the
further intelligence that their lunch
agreed with Col. Roberts and the
President,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-10

The Picdyune's special follows up our
District Attorney Lacy In his ramblings
through the North In pursuit Of the
United States District Court. The Dis
trict Attorney has at last run down the
Judge somewhere in Connecticut. but
with what success, "to prevent any
orders relieving the log men Of Calca-
sieu," 1t Ia not stated. He had, how
ever, stopped at Washington, says the
Picawme's correspondent, Ito get the
influence OF the Attorney General with
the Judge, and prejudice him against
extending any relief to the persons
whose lumber has been seized."
We imagine that the Attorney Gen.
eral, who is sensible and honorable
lawyer, will send the District Attorney
who goes to him for such purpose about
his business, and that Judge Billings
has a little too much sense to allow
himself to be influenced in the dis
charge OF his judicial duties in the man
ner indicated by this correspondent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-10

Robert NJ. Douglas. the son Of
Stephen A., marshal Of the District Of
North Carolina. has been acquitted OF
all the charges against him, and will be
allowed to hold his position. It must
be agratlilcation to all Americans to
hear this and know that the son has not
xliegraced the honored name he bears.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-10

The courts OF France have decided
that Patti has been very naughty wife,
and have refused her suit for divorce
and granted that of her husband. Com
siemning her to pay costs and the Mar.
uuls' board bills az well.
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL.
sagle Hall, Prytania street, cor. Urania.

The Fourth Annual Session of this school
for Boys will open ON MONDAY. October /, 1877
The principal will be assisted by a full corps Of
competent teachers. He refers by permission
to the Faculty of the University of Virginia and
to his patrons the past session, whose names
may be found in the circular of the school.
Circulars can be had at the book stores.
For further information address
GEO. G. PREOT, Principal,
Jy31 3m p. o. Box 425
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THE MERCHANTS MAP
lcW IOrhEiuh HnU fOUth OF the
mAWATAMIA SHIP CANAL.

We earnestly Holicit the patronage Of our
friends on this occasion. and those Of them
who wish to send papers to their constituents
would do we'll TO send In their orders ma soon as
possible,
The advantages which the DEMocntT Offers to
iis patrons in point Of CIRCULATION AND port
sAHtry arc second TO tboAe Of no other paper In
New Orleans.
Az an advertising medium Il IL unsurpassed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-10

what with many people suf1lces for a
conclusive argument and confirmation,
a remarkable coincidence to support
and Justify at least its favorable eonsid-
prntinn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-10

In the judges family q dining and
wining out Is always regarded as a
cnsus bgih
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WAGONS CANE CARTS! SPOKEs F.?
II. M. soH a,
ls and 70 Union and IL and ~ Perdid0

streets.
Sole Agent for the Celebrated "STUDFBA-
KER" WAGONS, CARTS and SPRING WORK
of all kinds and sizes.
Dealer In Philadelphia and Western Cane
Wagons, Carts and Drays: Timber Wheels !:
Wheelbarrows Of all descriptions; Spokes. Eel
Ices. Hubs. Shafts. etc. Wbeelwright material.
Orders promptly filed All work warranted.
aIl2 I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-10
OUR ANNUAL STATEMENT.
pirst NJ september. ss75.


On the iirst of September tho DEMOCRAT win
saHue correct concise and comprehensive
statement Of the commerce Of the city OF New
Orleans during the past year, made ~ and
compiled by gentlemen whose facts end figures
sannoi be disputed BY The commercial com
munitv,
TshiH Issue will contain several exhaustive
~asays on Agriculture, Railroads and Manutac-
tories. together with nh elaborate and statistical
treatise ON our
nsNu.ATuONs wsTH SPANISH AMERICA.
We will publish correct and artistic map,
Brepared and executed specially for the DEMO-
gaATl by that well known and accomplished
Civil Engineer. Mn. THOMAS y. HAHpEE.
THE MERCHANTS MAP
aoF rHE--
NEW ORLEANS PACIFIC RAILWAY
will show liza importance to New Orleans az the
IoMMEHuiAL EMPORIUM and BUSINESS CENTRE
nj the
Great Agricultural Region Of the Southwest
II viii show the position Of
RAIDS JETTIts
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ASSOCIATION ARMY or TENNESSEE

Persons wishing TO apply for membership in
this association are notified that pr nted forms
for that purpose can BIO had on application TO
the Undersigned. OF Mt the DEMOCRAT business
office. or to Capt N. T. N. ROBINSON. City At
torney's office. City Hall. Applicants and others
will please ineose their communications to
PostofIiee Box No. 2435. addressed to tho Assoc
citation Army Of Tennessee.
The requirements are To have served honor
ably In tho Confederate army. south Of virginia
and east of the Mississippi river till honorably
discharged or paroled TO have enlisted from
Louisiana. or to have served us above from an
other State and to be q resident Of Louisiana at
this time. .. -
JAMES ItNGAN.
First Vice President, Acting President.
JNo. g. GoIDtNG, Secretary. aus 2w
, 1877-07-24

transportation. carclcs. handling ttomct'anc. drop
rnS' Of packages by The ,,atlnu' p,f.'"t through
eomm.sion hon1c, VII, sett1e tlr fruit from to Il,
90 per cent. and yet the fru't-growcr has been
s": 1ns t r. ths "a r Il. l. so T.
Womb Il moi bn better 10 t,abl.h weight. for thu
different sorts nf frmFts pr quart or ba.ket. The
The ahitper'a nannr and aldte-s' And when d,Ehna-
cRt practices detected ltt their name hc put in
70 r. ns ts c f ,hf kso nS
packages to avoid then the punishment would fal!
an the guilty. and mt on tho comnl'tion tosr-
chnnt. who onRht mi to he made fctpuhaIblc for
Whist he cannot control,
The honert ftult.e,o~e5,, md there ase such
here. however much the Chicago fruit-tnter may
ec'f IN, the. ti..!, are ~ an1ioua ii .hase
Jn.t and uniform fruit package e-atl,rhcd By law
went s to Thcage ,oms tnur u Or ss yesrs no
to trT ai get something done to arrest tho cutting
down inr1ze Ut peach baskets. that Ind been going
quite ready 70 af,f.t In doing 70 in any way
Mey could. bit. when ws talked VI getting thu.
.itY tonncf to pass Law cstahl4.htng The s!zn of
tue peach-b4sket, ne were informed that aness
we had rcvtral hundred dollars to sYcad among
the Councll thcrr was no uac tying It. nut We said
puoc PUB xaoa @ '' VI VIZ f'a i" lid n"s na.es al ~
Councillors had ia be bonght ali the same: sone Ut
thcn told a. they spoke from personal experience
spend nj their cncrric. In that line regulating
fruit packngcf. but rc.cryc sntnc for where encs
felaFnI i ne much nee'l"t. For examples: Flhur
marked nifty ur twenty. Gse rnards Ii thai quar-
usJ ever found In The haS.! NlicrH tay that the
shortage r. to pay for The bag. hut tho
cDuId uAe the entnc argument regarding hts ANAL
package. Then there &c ,iiqutd paekase. ot 20.
called quarts and pints that hear Aro nscd
good :,ca' In Chlca:" that wilt rearcctJ cnn-.
tain tho legal quantity. hnt perhaps the City
FATHERS arc cxcusnl:e III not attending to
ANAL liquid quarts anl pfnts from their lack Of
pfact[cal experience regarding them. E1cuae my
rncra have Just entered on the HrttI "a somewiat
largo Onel Of guarding the public from hcIng cheat.
cd. They had to be I'm rome where. and way NIT
with thc fruit a. commencement There would
have hecn more fermentation hal they agit4icd
beer shaftaEn first. That they 1nny perherrrc and
succeed In their cruaadc agaftt d!.bontst lcalIps
ID tho earnest wish Of your subscriber.
q. ". WtltoK.
, 1877-07-24

srntxor,ELn. III. !, July ". An alleged lnfor-
tnaliay n ths paxsags Of tho law Of 1857 authorlz
Ing subscriptions by counties, townshps, and
other uaunicipaltles In aid Of the construction of
railroads. has bcen discovered. The discovery re.
suits from examination Instituted iu behalf VI
aaIt pendag IN Chicago, aud to he heard by Judge
DEummon4 "Wednesday, To cnloses the collection
Of bonds. psymeat Of which IL resisted. It appears
that the only oaciaI record Of the legislative
sion OF 1877, On die tn tho Secretary Of stato's
oI1tee. falls 10 show tbs passaso VI
tho blu; BesIae. The ordinary journal. Of
both Houses. ;, nads up daily. gu loose
sheets % temporarily r. bound and .absequen!ly sup.
Piled thc prsEteE ~ copy" In publishing tho
= a''we'l- bound hook " was ,kspl: IL which. oVcr
the sguaturs OF the respective clerks. what pur-
potts 70 ~ ths dsilt journal Of both Houses was
office. but DOES not shuw thai the bill passed both
Houses. SECRETARY Harlow has been sabpenaed u
produce Thy secorI and The Yusruon Invoked tt
whether .h!s Z Thy h. Musigiuai journal. u decided
issacd uadee II aust ~ Invalid tkas ssctins ise
enass issae Of lKs7. In ,.hs eaac Judge Dieksy
Litter for tho railroad.
, 1877-07-24
MICHIGAN FRUIT,

TO Ut EaHVT " 9NE 11puH2s
BENTON NAnBon, July Ill should Ike to have
little talk with you In rcsard 10 thu )ato action
laker by your City Council In the matter Of regu-
lasns packages etc. Of fruit sold In Chicago; and.
though msy differ from you on tho subject, still
thiuk you have tuo much fairness ~ deny no q
hearing.
tbink tho commission men and fruit growers
have beeu badly trcatsd By t6o lnconsdeEats haats
w,th which the ordinance above alluded " has been
enforced, and iittle CONSULTATION with both par
lies would. / think. have resulted in u better
scheme " project the clicayu buygS without jar
rln. trade by such abrupt acltul.
1t II dinlcut matter to reau1atu this buAiuess OF
qu41ts oAptnta we're trus to theif na4s Ia stze,
how a1u Jon to dalsfwihe whether VI not that
package was properly 6llel by the f,uls.srowet,
, 1877-07-24

DuipuEroRr, July o1.-Arrsscd- Prop King
Bsos.. kaakakee Feeder, 1900 bu curn, o70 lu
rye; ssneca. LasaIlc, 1000 bu corn; Omaha,
Morris. i 100 bu corn. Monitor, Morris, O. OOo b.,
corn; Cayn9a, Lockport, :. 500 bn cprn; T.. lty.
burn. Aaraoil!ss, U,o00 bu corn; rh'ratx, 1.ock-
pors, ., 700 , BY corn; t; Map!s heaf; Lxkport $40
s, s0u blu coru; Belle France, Nsr1ts, u, GU ha
EoEu.
rIcazed-rsop Aontaak, Lockpors. 4.:.00 bn
Fs!cndship, Aarans, o., 50a Il lumber IL, $50
, 1877-07-24
SPORTING.
0E.Tlt7.T..

Tho Chicago Club were very neatly beaten by tho
indianapolis bnya yesterday in presence Of small
crowd. In tho eighth inning fIalItnan made
double error on ly from, 1fontzs bat, which,
being followed by bard hitting, gave five runs.
Had IIally made the p1ay. blank would ha1o rc.
eultod. II In, however, to he noted that this was
the frat ball which lIalltnsn had dropped since he
has been with the club, and thoro IL always m
excuse for o 1rst offcnsc. Noom can only be
found for
fffE acOnR.
, 1877-07-24

Reliable help for weak and ncryous sufcrerr.
without medicine. PulscrnIAchera Electric lieits
tho Etund destlerntnn,. Avoid limitations. Hook
nnd journal. with particulars, mailed free. Ad.
dTcss Fusvcrnachef UAiranic Co., Cincinnati. Ohio
, 1877-07-24

fTE lINNJNTIFF FS.'s
The attendance at 9tonleys Theatre Inst night,
on the occasion of the ninth representation Of Tho
f'anicheRs" tn tl,I. ety BY the Union Square cnr,.
rany. mas diuEniehcd in numbers. hut in quality
the audience was A. brilliant ~ before. The piny
,shs smootl,ly given, and the flne netting and np.
pofntn,cnts were admired ny all present. The nr
rortunity 10 REQ this play given ia 40 rupcr!, mn.
ner one that shond bc appreciated by all patrons
OF The dtatna. - ------
, 1877-07-24

Tbs following wsfe the arrivals aud clearances Of
thu twenty -funs huurs ending u 10 o'clock last
night:
A1klFAL&-Htmf Gurona. El- Joe. sundriea; Alne Al.
peat Ruskskon. s1nd!iss; 4tMr Chicago. NauttuRtc,
sandftes! prep Japan. Du1sfo tuaAfcs pfua Vvna:v.
R;se sl,isEE nsatas iii 81 s1aitte:; pfse Iity
nsnt90 lattor. peop WY liza Grand lI.Tel
,ox1xs pfut Leland, LA1 !ax1oa. lHntcEs schf y. A.
bf.s; .ai sss AgI NJ sakss ssi
trsnd Haysa. Grand Haven !un.1er: CHR &. F.. Allen.
schr Atauto, Auskegen, luubtls seli losomAt, N4'
, 1877-07-24

dpse9H Nsp4aca 10 1as T1tHAs-
aAuqUETrk. Aich., July 23.-Arsi.ed, props
Oscar Townsend, D. u. Wilson, V. Swain, 1IAy-
ans, Vienna; schrs Edward Kelly. J. It. Whiting
Frank peFuw. 4. Z. Maxwell, uenna, Il rna,
Verona, Exile. Cleared. props D. ". Wilson.
Vienna; schFs Frank Pessw, ]. II. Whitlng,
Verona. Isssel up, ptops Feeslcas, ST. Paul.
uatdfn City. In port, bound down. prep Al4'
, 1877-07-24

no y, ..e m,'. " ,'"sat a.'u .cFu''Mn eaNr' ever
account Of The crime Is rublIthc, In Tho 0a:ttfs
this evening: The scene OF tho murder +, a small
housc IN the fouiheflv ,ite NJ thc roa,l fron An.
y" ~ F""e'.y ,. ''u" - .''o !9t, '.oa nv
nnFn depot 10 stonovt'lc, and a''out hsis'wa be.
tween the two points. Tho place waa occupied. and
rnk aan'nhs A., y VI. x,,s c Essn hn .,ts 1's ,,s
""u n1 MY I.." ~ ,, 'a ""s W., ia H.
for years been cripple and bed ridden and ahs
family have from time To tfmc been ntasfcd by tho
town, ltr, Campbell served in the army and IL In
receipt Of i pension, which. viii. Whit IN aycd
crs1eijY soi, has bcen their soc sappo,t, Thc old
not1 js addicted to drink and from limo to time ~
he has obsaEncl supply Of iddot. his rlaco has
drunken orglca hare rcsnltell. The wifa. WIN i
lilo Victim Of this mornings tragedy, has for years
al ono tjme IN inmate of she Werccster Sisy lfos.
pital shc has for a long time beeu nnabtc to RIG
from her he'd and wa, IN tte aan!t Of ,leePns In
fill morning iii. Campbell went mt about lao
sfcr br,nynu In soms water and .on,e potatoes ior
breakfast went IL work picking potato. bugs. tlo
remained out about an aoar, and nothlnR abont Tho
houee attracted fl4 attention unr,ng that time. fia
in quite deaf. which would accuunt for hia not
hearing any no!sc. in hi. retnrn 10 the house ho
but % IN IL ,crrbs % eonditnn. @ sho vi Vi. Writing IN
Cruser and covered with 1Iood. her body stnpped
uued with blood. and watcr wis1ct, ha been poured
over her. Sotwlhtsandiash her terrible condit0n stc
VA. conscioas. and on NJ cnrancc said, 'Frank;.
She then totl him that wilkins had becu there.
that he tore her clothes ofi from hcT body threw
one In hs hands and broke them acrors his kncc*.
and then pounded her IN her htad, Int she conlA
aicly MI. Edwar, l.. Lawrence md Nr. Moore
were ra.s[ng III the highway. ami tho old man
called to them md informed them 1f ,hc tragedy
RtoFY. n!lH that j I'M wilkins had done IT, Tlesu
gentlemen 81 9ncc vent ~ physIetan aMd for tl'a
70 % rcssc . tho woman and arrest ths criminal. h.
y. Il. NHtstne. of haeara .oon AT arrived sna =
h:fs ss ests IT. In
"s q .seh ass, m s ass ta
lending int, and probably Destroying that organ.
Whether thts al.o eovcrtx, fracture could moi be
s ha u H. III; sso t. u s a 5SuE 81
IL @ censre, M and theirs were indication. of sefoas
wonni On thebsek Of tle 'ioad. liz nlso found the
siast nm hrokcn bc1ow tho ehow Ind tic i'll arm
H. spa e,a eo M @
u1sn suffering and mutilatton ever eesn hr Tho
spectator, Owing = thc won,sn'e cunaItlon only
us!s: fnf sna oeassr.s I"tsgss!ly Viii a!n :. Jig
ocIosk sl,at si,s rl,ns1l not i've more tha half an
hour, and rcpcatc,l llet declaration that Jim vii.
ltcy. Father HagIty, OF 1t. A1no'a Church, arfiy-
il IS psrfoaed ] tho isst otccs for lilo dyns. and
s.s'oaS sS sfe''he her Inst !" Ills presence at ";'
Wilkins or James Mulcat.y (which ts hts roat
nancl has been employed ut oii Jn6s Of work In
fin yfcnity nf Sfnncyt1lc for sonn, weeks nnd 1r
week OF tso pnst haa boarded in that village with
sevesal weeks, and has aesed peculiarly. but not 4
sl,eh manner M 10 eshse rnDS comment; AZ
, 1877-07-24

6psctai |k4td&cA f0 Jns 1r.tuas.
A1rn1aAx C1Ty, Ind, July %. eTha prop Joacph
L. nurd asrsud from Marquette ct uoon to.day
with cargo Of plg-tton und irpn- ore. She Will
daehtFge 4ou tons OF ore hero aud akr thu Dal1ucu
to Chicago. shY will leave ~. nsurtoW morning.
, 1877-07-24
THE COUNCIL.
l3ome Definite Action Taken on
the Gas Question.
The West Side offered $3.50 and tho
South Side SLIGO Per Thou.
sand,
Presentation OF Petitions, Etc. ...The
Mayor Vetocs the Milk Ortil.
nance.

A regular meeting OF tho Connc!1 Was held last
evening. AID. t'ook In the chair. Tho atsentccs
wefa reaf'on:: Stewart Wheeler, snd Lin'en.
barth,
THE M1LK ORDINANCE.
A communication wns received from tho Mayor
returning The milk ordinance With Ills veto, on tho
ground that The first sccl,on contained IN unjust
discrimination by declaring that all milk,
from cows fed at tlFrtillcrics shou,d bo
deemed impure, while nothing wns tasd abnut tho
Sntlk from eowa fed on dfstilicry wnste elsewhere
thas, nj 4 dssfllery. Tho ordinance AZ originally
prepared, in his onihon, gave ample power to pre-.
vent the aale Of impure milk.
The aetiun by which tha ordinance was passed
was rcconeltcrcd, and motion to paes Tho ordt.
nance over tho veto was not agreed to,-yene, &;
nays, 2:t
On motion or AID. RJhn+ TIM ordinance was &C.
ferTrl to tho Committee on Health and County 1sc-
latfone.
Aid. .Rawteish, by unanimous conpcnt Intro.
duced tho following:
ss;se Us q, s:'i s"a fst IT ~ GHEs 3 s rs
Fs &. "" r. ps4
s nPs.' g. Sssr
aE as sa.'
Az; 1.awlete!l moved THAT the rules DO suspend
~. % ,oat,nn ~ r. smuuon.i ti,c rn,os -.vns niontad
yeas 81. nays h,-as follows:
yrS rSsiHsAy'! ; ?;sa:!s !'!:s 1hSss:se
1sroop r,'n' Waldo
AID. LAwLRn
moved AZ an amendment that the South Side Com.
b. p.s1 4 s' thousand and the West Side
Aid. Ui!hert moved tho prcrions question. and
1t was o',lesea-scas. ~: maya 1a-s' fcliow*:
ntaS sS H9S MaH,eF9 F9k ssstg a Tsmp'on 1h
wSs Sys5.; fG;s isso RIM. wsas Ss::ss S:ss
Bvcenry, aah Jans*rns-'s.
The question was then put OIL tho amendment,
md it was not agreed to,.-ycas, I: nays, ri. "a
'0'."".: ,*a,.ru,r. ,oda,no 1.r,., vhr.o. uey,n.r
OVERWHELMINGLY, 1so.enserz. ballard, 7homp.on
1s 1hs4'v VI G,K Kill ,bHTs S;s4 GaEr,too E Kfshsr
0s""e''".. 49,. "ao.sns, ss.,s. a',A' aaa La.5-.
rh, T,in o,iolS.h ,ht saa1tEa MEaoLuTIoN: M
ing aneM!on t9ch lecatsea on the RESOLUTION.
@ hna ae was naopted'-scis, 1o' hass, 11.-as fol-
lona'
,7hnI AnieJ I.o.cnnSxE Bali1st Tl2ingson
tceh srsen seAxetsss ~ Gss !n1S
,,S;%ys-TaIjy: ,,S;,yTa Iodains: Laysl; Givsr: istales.
sens-il. '~' >'' ""A''
AID, cuLLEnroy
moved to rcconsdcr, au1 H,alo d sncech to show
mi tko +" se tho mnttsr chacy III =. II h,d c"n NV
liz nt bolieyc she Council lad tic M rlaSt R 10 say
ccrtain M urIce. 's''' ~" '"e'S '"''''"" gun ="
Aid. ,Thonnron conduit 500 that any new light
rnnrrd 10 1av tI,c nntInn NJ, thc tnf.1c ~ 0
This tnoton was not nrrcod to. ..vra,. n. n.xx
10, AS follows: ~ 's"'' '"' ''"'''
trea s!ses Snsn R:rfr naH1a nax TSmPn
6cMtou, schwntsthol. Htskt Baiy-lL
, 1877-07-24
GREAT TEMPERANCE Triumph.
6ue,idf nistatich II Thf Tribune.

joliet, ILL.,. July @'.-ln ,he Circuit Court to.
day, Judge Mclto6crss sentcucrd T. H. Drccken-
Ridge TO sx months imprisonment In tha County
jail for contep Of Court In refusing to tcstIfJ In
n llquor caae lii which he had been summoned ~ a
wisnces for the prosecution. A few years pga
breckenridge waa one u the most prominent and
successful lawyers In this cfrcbit but he bccan,u
addicted to strung drtnk. luat h!s practice. .!st;
OF common drunkatd. Tho msn s:a!nst whom
c refused to tcstify Indicted for selling linl
tBreckeprldge} liqaor.
, 1877-07-24

ltall Arsi Express, Ottawa and
strrAtHr r...,..............,....
Rnrkf ri. frttuIne, &slnn1 CITY
l'arfnc HxprcAs for ttnlafla. =.
Kansas Cify, AtchtsUn d IT. .tpc
txtrtss. s..,,.......:.+.:.
Dubuque 4 elou1 {.tt{ Express
Pacific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a1,a
kAtt snt City, ,ttc1ls'iil, En- Joe.
A,ll Texas EaHeAa, ,.,,,,,,,.,
, 1877-07-24

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD.
Uepas fn.,t Df Lnkr.N.. 1ndfana.ay. and sixteenth
st.. sud Canal aa 1!xtcenth.sta. Ticket Ol1ces, NJ
tizFk.ss., and II lrpOA.
, 1877-07-24

rtga1ss meeting Of tho Connes1 was held last
evening, Aid. cnok In the chair. Tho at.cntccs
wcrn rcarsons, Stewart, Wheeler, snd Lnsen.
barth