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lent wings TO her feet. Ned on through
the underbrush that crasE Ied as she pass.
ed and gave notice Of he, track trough The
dark, dense groves yet i'm amidst dark
ness and gloom her pursu.R followed.
At last, through utter weakness and
WEAKNESS, she sank down, Despair came
over her. She could do no more,
The pursuer came up. So dense was the
gloom in that thick grove that for some
time he could not find her. Beatrice heard
the cracking Of the'underbrush all around.
He was searching for her.
She crouched down low and scarcely
dared to breathe. She took refuge in the
deep darkness, and determined to wait till
her pursuer might give up his search. At
last all was still.
Beatrice thought that he gone. Yet in
her fear she waited for what seemed to her
an interminable period. At last she ven
tured to make movement. Slowly and
cautiously she rose to her feet and advan-
ced. She did not know what direction to
take but she walked on, not caring where
she went SO long as she escaped pursuit.
Scarcely had she taken twenty steps
when she heard noise. Some one was
moving. She stood still, breathless. Then
she thought she had been mistaken. After
waiting long time she went on as before.
She walked faster. The noise came again.
1t was close by. She stood still for many
minutes.
Suddenly she bounded up, and ran as
one runs for life. Her long rest had re-
treshed her. Despair gave her strength.
But the pursuer was on the track. Swiftly,
and still more swiftly, his footsteps came
up behind her. He was gaining on her.
Still she rushed on.
At last strong hand seizeo her by the
shoulder, and she sank down upon the
most that lay under the forest trees.
"Who are you ?" cried familiar voice.
"Vijalw cried Beatrice.
The other let go his hold.
"Will you betray me ?'' cried Beatrice,
in mournful and desparing voice.
Vial was silent.
''What do you want ?" said he, at last
"Whatever you want to do will help you
wa w yOuA oAoNOi
/ wish to escape"
"Come then-you shall escape" said
Vial.
Without uttering another word he walk
ed on and Beatrice followed. Hope rose
once more within her. Hope gave strength
Despair and its weakness had left her
After about half an hours walk they reach
ed the park wall.
II thought it was poacher," said Vial
sadly "yet am glad it was you, for car
help you. l will help you over the wall
He raised her up. She clambered te
the top, where she rested for moment.
"God bless you. Vial, and good-by r
said she.
/. Vial said nothing.
The next moment she was on the othel
side. The road lay there. 1t ran NORTH
away from the village. Along this roac
Beatrice walked swiftly.
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In East Boston last year, diptheria
killed more people than consumption.
1t is suggested as one Of the ways Of pre-
venting conAagration, that when a fire
originates from defective fue the names
of the architect and builder be published.
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WILMINGTON, February 2

GOLD AND POND QUOTATIONS..
Reported by Ell.o :, .'.;hnson & Co., Bank
, 1877-03-07
INDIANA.
T1fH I.E0lsE4ATUnH.

speetds Nspdseh 10 7hs 1rstmaA
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Marcl 6.-Tho LcRlsla-
turc met In special session thls morning. Tho
House WAS organized by the reelection Of tho
old officers, and at Ii o'clock Gov. Williams
sent ih a special message, which was read in
Joint session. After rcgrcttng tho necessity Of
calling I'M extra session. the Governor proceeds
70 a br!ef review Of tho work af the regular scs-
sion, which consisted Of the passage Of ffty.six
Senate and forty.hvo House bills. besides Joint
resolutions proposing amendments 10 tho Con.
stItuAon. He doprccatcs spccial legislation to
]cga!lzo acts Of local 1cgtslatton. Ho thinks
nlnclo oct should bo framed TO ndjust
court terms, which have occupied considerable
tftnc. Most Of tho acts which have been passed
tho Governor conmcnds by special mention
and thanks the Legislature for thctn.. Proceed
ing 10 discuss the OCCASION Of q SPECIAL session.
THE MESSAGE RECOMMENDS
a provision to meet tho Indebtedness Of tho
OF tho several benevolent, penal, rcfortnatory,
educational, and industrial institutions. An ap
prurriation Of nearly 5000 900 Is nskci to pny liz
tercst on tho State Indebtedness, and tho
samo amount to flntall tic new lusaue-
Asylum building. Tic debt Of the South
cfti Prison is nskea to bc paid, and provision
made for tho Woman's Refornlatory. Tho Coy
crllor is decided in asking *15 600 to save tho
property Of tho stato Agricultural Society, and
further Legislation to tho discretion OF the Gen
crnl Assembly. Tic House aErccd to o rcsolu-
tlon to adjourn after the appropriation bills
were passed, but tho Senate refused 10 agree to
adjournment on Monday next. It looks now o.
II the session might be prolonged.
, 1877-03-07
pIROP0NAI4<,
Proposals for Fuel, Forage, and Straw,


Or. fArt- slinn.. March !. iR77.
ssaisd ptoGGsa T. r,gc,&r III % ,est 81 e ,ns uaaa!
q d r. ;. S;n n s @ s nsa NM, G H.
Jul. az 81 apf iE77 Al whlch ste Ind risss thes
win lc onta In the prr1"pcs of hdIst.. f6r tlrns.i-
inK and delivery of Wotd Gh drsih Hay, and stray
dSsS s . zss IT. III
Trfs xbcrroni6Ie. Abraham Lincoln. Dniorl, ren,-
ttha, Randall Rice. Fd*aru, SeTnne1hs 8ay. Htsu-
tvn sad Tntleu. and Canp Iiancck mud military sa.
Hsrnctrs @ u 4, II Tort snrak, Ann.. Y Fos,s
Hentuh. kt,is. and Hhnw. And camp nsSeT H. r.. ard
a.sl At ToBa at mouth Of Tongue ser, and AZ
ptsia IN u near tho Mix fserr kJyrr, ~. r.
:sss t T. q ssRss e H u. &
Tho specified auprrs Will b. Frce1, 81 and preferences
given 70 articles 9f dnmrstc nnTlnetoH.
fuch blsl must b aec0ps4ird BY guaranty that in
Will e srcepted and entered lrsa aML go9l aud e4t-
cicut security farulshed By him Immediately. Ths
guarantee must be aigne' y two rrsponstbc Ruarant-
os y le ecsnea good aud sufficient guaEaotora "
n'e4 ssra sTs A'Stpfg GGssts. e GS
en " tfssns'c feFfon Known 10 tho osneeF receive
fhe as+r.n1nt rrbrrYcs tho right 10 rcIset any or Ill
hlds. In Ddn. for xrs. the bidders viii stale the
Hank psuios s aud printed crcu4r stating the kind
aud cstllaed quantities Required ~ eAc poat. aud xlSs
ix fll instfutttans 10 TIM manner Of b1ltnx,
Iions IL o:xrres by b!ddcs, aud terms Of c1utr4es
once u Ia The Quartermastt a tho various posts md
.EnvcIopts toutalnIne pr,posatA should be marked
J.! r. y, - = III ;.: r. q!
depot Quastermastest. HEM. Z. CARD.
EtIitf JuaitEtMstteF,
, 1877-03-07

CaHY&&lh9HfAfS HeH fRFf ft"fN
PAnIA, Fcl, l3.-Far the past yeur, Two young
and etutnrnt rtetnssts hclnnging to The French
Academy Of Sciences layc been experimenting
with The sulpAstc Of coppcy. Their attrnlinll
was drawn 10 It by the casc Of Morta,t, tho
druggist Of Saint Dcniy. oi which wrote yexr
ago. souc Of my readers may rpnemlNr that
ha was aroused By popular rutnor OF murlcrtng
lis wife, mud i chemist declared that ha had
lnani 41aatfty Ut sulpiatc Of copppccr III the
luwcls sufficient to cause death. At Sfareau'x
house tlla pharman,p1ta was found marked at
this substance, This was taken to be coulFua-
tory eyldcncc, and Moreau VIVA condemned.
When reaching the gulllotne he turned, and
o'sst more declared, H. the most Impressive
nlluntr, that to WIS an innocent man.
fllis case started the tive young chemists ut
work, and they made their report To the Aratl.
p,ny un Saturday. Oue declares that sulphatc
Ut copper In equal quantities TO that found In
tho rsu,sina of Nine. Moreau Il u natural In
kysdient Of tho human body; she other boldly
hjsms that DO pkrsou Eas syer vet poisoned by
the substu,ce. lie began BY sxpcrImcntugsso ssoIl
dogs aud thou On hlnlself, taking two or three
aFachus. liz waA nauseatee!, aud Ecncsnley
yu1nitct, but not poisoned according to tho Ecli-
eral arceptation OF tho term. Ills experiments
have so convinced him that he boldly declares
that no Qua Was ever ppass,nci to death by sui
phate OF copper, and denies In toto tho c0nclu-
sinue reached by the chemist who made the m.
atysEs !u the rAse CT Morcuu. IL It posaibls that
VIC hava TO rid this to the aazcsay long list os
judicial tgfura9
, 1877-03-07

which apprppsfate et1." lie wanted tn know by
what authority the Btate-Ilotlae Commissioners
had pail out $i00,000 appropriated for the new
htHto-H0nHe to other purposes not properly
rhArgeahle to the state.lfo'ise funf. lio moved
tons, that a proper Inquiry might be made - to
these questions
Mr., Gallon offered 4 substitute tnstrnctfng tho
Committee 10 report By what authority slWt.
O00 had bcen expended for purp0sce, - tho bill
rec!se not properly e,aTgea,e 70 INC stato-
The htfl, and Mr. Gallons amendment a. to
the report TO DO ma.'o upon It, were, after fur
thcr dlscnsston, referred to tho COMMITTEES on
Appropriations.
rtlH CHICAGO CHARTER.
Mr.. WIllorman's bill for tho repeal Of tho
Chicago Charter act Of 1871 came up thIs after
noon. That wns tho charter, It will 10 rcnietn-
l,ere1, which. With great labor, vah put through
tho Twenty y-ninth Ateefnbty when The Colvln
crowd STOLE their fnnryt upon the pconlc and
carried tho farce OF IN eletti0n nndcr which tho
city bccamo Incorporated under the Goncral het.
hind It. ia not clear. II the Charter act Of 1873
be allowed ~ stand, the city might, II dcslreut
get Incorporated under II.
CAUCUS Or TIN rEMocRATIo sEHAroHs
wns hcld Tonight for The purposo Of determine
ing whether they would adopt the policy Of re-
various Stats Doarl. unless the opposition ho
recognized In making the appointments, But
fourteen Senators wcru present. Parrish, Har.
rold, Glassfort1, and Frattz, independents, did
not put i1 an appcnrnuee. Unless they agreed
to tho p01!cy to be adopted there would l@o no
certainty Il could be carried out. So, after a
Without taking any final action. until tomorrow
afternoon.
, 1877-03-07
THE RAILROADS.
Gou1d's Plot Causes Decline Of 10 TO
t2 in Burlington Shares.
Interesting Statistics Concerning
the Railways of New York
Miscellaneous 1tsms Of interest to the
Knights Of the Road.


No further derc16pmcnts have been matle In
regard to the "gobbling" OF the Chicago, Rock
Island d Pacific and Chicago q Northwestern
Railroads by Jay Gould. The statement made
IN yesterdays TRlBUNH That the movement Il
principally for the purpose OF making war on
tho Chicago, Burlington d Quincy Raslroad IL
confirmed by the fact thst the stock Of this
Company fell Oft 10 or 10 ccfts yesterday, and
this IN spite Of Ar. Uonfd'a protcstattons that
no such war Ia contemplated. That Mr Gould
nnl Ills hcncGmen arc trying to conceal the rial
motives for their action is hest ehown
by tho statement made by Afr. Dowf,
one Of tho Northwestern and Rock Island
Directors, who Ia af,olt 10 become also d.
rector Of tho Union Pacific, and which appeared
In yesterdays paper. lie sa!d tt,at Gould l,aa
obtained control Of these roads for the purpose
Of permanently uniting thcr interests. Unless
some such stap had been taken. q probable
fight would hare started among tho railroad
dtsastrous as that wa9e3: Last year by the East
fact that The earnings oi ali tic three roads
leading To the Pacific from tils cityarc pooled.
CO. asss sss a'Gaay aa 'ns 50 F'GsS
for years, u. Il M wns working yc1y satfs-
ffactorlly, and a ral,rdud T.r between
hOH!A UaFE uEEA AH llIlltUtelQHlk$s ua
II Is now It Is hardly probable that a disastrous
war between these lines tat, be avoided. The
animus Of Gould towards tho Burlington 4
Quincy hns boon known for so;ne t!f.1e past, and
the managers Of this road were not at all taken
by surprise BY thc new Developments, they
hare been preparing for the contingency and aro
now ready for tho fray. Tic fight which tho
burlington q Missouri River Railroad n Nc
Pacific, and for which tho latter holds the Bur-
ltngton responsible, Is distressing the Union IA.
clio soEcfy. II Congress- should decide in favor OF
| tho Nebraska rond the Union Pacific would lose
the mileage OF nearly 200 miles and its profits
| Honla be greatly reduced. Besides the Bur-
ItnEton would then be the al,orscst hne to the
Pacific coast. A. the Indications are that tho
to prevent the disaster By forrng the Bnrlin9-
ton to terms, and hencc fits en.nity tow tho
Tnad. The Union Pacific interest can better
| afford to buy tho three Chicago lines outright
than lose tho case which Is now pending before
Congress-.
, 1877-03-07
BUNK0 MEN.

CuicAuo, March 4.-TnE TnlbrNE Of to-day
eommends the present admlnlstratEon Of the city
Government for tts persistent persecution Of gam
b'eEs, confidence men. bunko.steercrs, and saga-
bonds generally. 1t recommends 4 more specific
and stringent ysGrant acs. All this h coud. anil
soupis likt bpainess. And It IL to be hoped that
every pspes Of raspecatIlty tp the city Will AT.
tAte this matter until We ara hid Of ths wolsU than
usocts class Of rsrsons. Thete b,r4r. cytal scouh
drnts arc daily and hourly Travelling tas streels of
Chicago. speak especially Of The bHnko rlrn.
md every untu.peetlms stranger il way LAID. in.
portnnad and pushed or dragged Into theIr trns of
scoundEalism- The city L. fast Reing M un1nv1a-
bio reputation Al being place whGre II 10 danger.
pus tor person with 1 salehrt tn afs hand 70 raes
ft0m ous dupot Il tho othrr M account Of thcae
vislaIus. Ii Mayor Heath withrs 10 fnrthar peF-
reiuAls BIZ tfus far goo gosrrnmeAt let him 500
that Chief Hickey requires prompt aritoa Of hla
{0rro to ahste this nulsance.
TsraNAMT PcFuEl.
, 1877-03-07

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ST. LOUIS MEETINGS..
ST. I4oC1s, March 1.-At their anuual meeting
TODAY of tho atnckhnffcrx of the Al. 1,nn,..
frnn H,,.n,a,. ~ aa,,.hs.s p,nm.r ..,.n.,.s
o -. .sh % ~, ~5, os ~ uepass ~
stock which we're some three ycsrs ago p1accd
in shc hands u Barring Dros., London, by
a,.sn, v,aelr.a .,1na. 1'u 49,, .'snts ~. - ''1
EaAa'' ~, 1 fea'e"@ VI 'ne toaa 70
bc held IN trust by them
as security 10 English bondholders for default
cd interest. Both parties claimed tho rtrht IA
yote these shares. Iu,tfe difficulty a. Wsr1.
~ sas9s .sn n'.," ass - W.. "a'o'
ol Nc" 'ofkt agent o. ba.ne b1os'' WHO u
hero sepresenttng &he'r inferests. procured
from the Circuit Court an injunc-
ton rest,atntn4 Mcssrs, Alien and Mar
n,,.n,f tror, rot,ntr ia .,n.o- auI.oo,,on,.
r.Au. =. Ao, n,.,,. os IT, 80. s" III, =.
~, anu WINE TIC mec!ng MAS SUI III
progress, Mr.. Allen, through his attorney, OH
tained a Modification OF the Injunction prohibit.
fnr The to1dtnp NJ n,,v mccftnu af MI or Tim
r,ec4nn ri INV b fTcctnts t,r,tf fI,rther notic f
fhu Cont. 11,is wns ncrynd an Inc uartfes
, 1877-03-07
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


~ sT1 4sAs*bF " 4"e &*te@hF$
CHICAGO. Mnrrh 3,-t;cn. rleasontSon's pri-
vasc letter to la'ly, published In your issue OF
ycs.crslay, relating to the probable beneficial
influence Of tho violet ray In tho Treatment Of
tho Insane, prompts ne 10 ofIer few suggest
Ions concerning tho influence Of tho yartous COL
orcl rays upon tho brain, aside fro{n thetr gen-
crai influence OF the rho'e body.
Il Imagine that the coloscl rays OF light must
act onthe brain mainly through tho eye, and
thc!r influence must bo transmitted to thu brain
through the optic nerve, It IL well known that
many liseases OF tho brain are attended BY ysu-
al illualona relating to color. THO patlcnt secs
n s sg saS iebo .sase. ~ afs s
aided BY tf,cse illusions. In one Of my patients
au attaCk Of iilsalilty was proceeded for several
days by red appearance OF all IghtEolorcd
pleasant to thu patient, but uftentitnra other
wtss. lnsan|ty = 'ot always = disease q tho
brain ITSELF It Is often thu consequence 0f dis
ease elsewhere. The morbid Inl'uense 10 trans
insanity. Ken,oye tue disease In the afflicted
organ. and tho insanity. disappeare. It II not
probable That tho tuloTed rays will inhuence any
Other but tdlopatAIe insanity, aud IL ia ny co.l-
ytetlon tat s'sss 81 insanity duo e purely emo,
than ossAesk. ID the litter enae ahn Insanity Is
not attended by any morbid changes dlscsrnfbie
even by the ald OF tho Htrruscot9e. Doubtless
kucJH &F0 UtkH4Utt 1lUlEEAIA1 lk@AukF81 tHEY
are beyond cur recognition. ! bellcvo that III
lusanfty not attended by too great structural
changes the (i1ueues of colorpd rags may bc
foun1 to bo productive Of eurative-0r, At least
palllatiye-Ttsu!ts,
But in order to apply the colors Va must in
atlgnrate series of experiments tor tho pur-
r,se Of aaccr.a!ning the effect Of each parttc,,-
tar ray upou both the healthy and the sick. We
nuod not III all cases take the hamAn body u
thu subject Vi experiment. Plants aud Anilnals
u,ay be substituted III come vases. Very luter-
estlug observations might be made on tho eifeGt
of one color-to ttu exclusion Of all othcrs--pn
tic 1ninds Ut animals Would = healthy dog,
With IN ayeruEo mental Organization, be a6-
normally tntlucuced by being kept constantly Ia
roou, figntcl only by blue glasal Would this
jnf1ueuce be the sal.e IN nature ~ ths l1luchee
Ut IN exclusive yellow ruyl
A seylc4 Ut careful aud julisfous experiments
instituted Ia insane asyluuls would tuE1w
great deal of lixht on tits subject, and might
&c productive Of lnurh good.
6cn. Plrasontou speaks Of it, use In the treat
ment Of the lnsane 10 very ambiguous terms:
He says II the blue say( has been attended,
with marked rcsults." What rcsultsf
asn al,le To g,Iin but llttls information Fela-
tive " these results, but ttat ttlo Is quite su'
gestEve.
Ia ono Of the French Insane Asylama, moi
ouly the blue faJ, but others were tried, aud
tho effect WIS very interesting.
Tho red r9y es;lael zssulta which condtmed
, 1877-03-07

n. 1lefold's bill for Tcprc6sIng duclfng In
Frauey, which IL now under consideration III the
Ee.aatc, makcs 1t = mtsdemrauor punishable by
period III Imprisonment ranging from tnonth
ID year snl tino Eunging fpslt ~ u $40.
Whs. wound IL iuartct. tbs penalty will TX;
years I'M, hue uf fro,n = ~ to ea00. II tle
Wounds result fntall,, tLc 'uinls,una rerlol of
imprisonment viii 81 ons year. aGd the h'a1e
Iuulu t'vc yrars, ami the amounts VI thc ilo
from $.4N to $!,0O Any pro1o%ltion 10 xluel
or W Insult baslug that abIvet 1u view. Sill
, 1877-03-07

CHICAGO, March a-Tha Tina Is perfectly
rabid,-no mad dog eyer went Into its Ut the
sght Of water quicker aud audtnosclnTotunturlyt than
docs the "old 1Ean" 1t the u'rctlon OF Hayes.
Assunatn. 10 b. au Independent journal, it, cu-
Ynus proye 4 to b. ANYTHING sass' sesn,ax ana
lowest potslousa abuse, IN advocate lot fair
ncsa anil equity IN the decision Of our Ffcst-
dental question. it Wouil nov, resort to tho
mercst technicality and plunge The country Into
revolution TO elUcl 1ilici,, VI rnthuT, perhaps, TO
defeat fIayes-for # Il hard ~ tell from lis cut
break wilclt would prove the greater curse 10
the country. But, enough.
Pity the sorsows Of poor old man,
Whose nGundesIpgs hase come home u lsstt
Harmless are now 6Es fange-hIs life span;
Lei Charity cover bis stns Of the pa.t.
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