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, 1879-02-28

IF TRUE, LYNcHING TOO GOOD FOR HIM.
Rosoltng particulars cama to light yesterday
lu tho 'Vcat plYtsiou tu tbs arreit ,of Charles
Lund, keeper Of small ctgar.store at No G
llalstcd street. The complainant ars tho
parents Of two little girls attending
the scamnon school, Que uaned johan'
ta,lrr ketpa aaloon a. No. 10 uA'sted
atrest, nnl lilo other, Annlo Hahn, the l2ye4t-
old daughter 0f = poor lahorer living In !'a reaF
OF l.,lud's shop. llleto has been considerable
talk about Lund In the netghborhood,, alId nearly
all ths ltttle girls Of the nelghhorlooa have
boen warned to keep away from hIa plaee, Which
1hey OF course never did, ~ he was alWays Ell
tteIng then, With candles, aud such little klud-
,lestes as 10 could show them. Sunday the IT.
tla Siebo!d girls condition was such that slla
told Two sewing Ktls alt that lad
paptNuell, Anl aaked thelr adYiee.
Ihcsu girls told The servant, and tho following
day tbs servant told tho girls mother. aud shu
wna 40 Rztuntsbe4 that aAs fell In tatnt on the
floor. Ille ilttls QUO VA then Induced to con'
fcss oil, a. WA also tho little Hhhu gtr1. DR..
Mccullough w&4 called, an1 after \ careful *.
animation found everything u Tho children bad
stated. Their physical coutltiou was aHRhtful
Ia ihn extreme. Ho1ne mouths a9o : gEsl IN
Lurd's employ, paned 8ellos, and who lives on
WAahiugton at1eet, complained TO As. Gvnisgue
, 1879-02-28

This modal life insurance compauy tissues to-
day liz thlrty.thir0 annual statement, and, II 10
uHual In the mattae Of its regularly published 70.
ports, shows advantages gained in the right dIrrc
tlon. 1t has Increased Its amount Of assets, lcsa.
ened tts ratio OF expense, Increased the amount
OF payment TO policy -holdets, and 1esacned Tho
amount OF interest accrued. Agafnst the Item
'net pfemlnms In course Of collection. It writes
a. iu the report Of last year. ''none." It's eco
non1tcal administration IA shown 10 the low ratio
Of expense Of management to receipts, GET per
cent.
Tbs Connecticut Mutual was tho first, In fact
The only compsny that at once. unon tho proposal
OF New York company to sell insurance at dis.
count, publicly advcrtsaa i.s pufposo to do busf-
ness a. It had over done. upon the safe accredited
plan. understood By all ths leading Actuares snd
experts Of ths country to be the true one. Acting
always upon the ou1y established principle that
looks to financial results, which IN life Insurance
teaches that q lifs-tnsurauce company to b. safe
must bc more than safe, tho management Of the
Connecticut Mutual has always conducted lta af-
faiss 10 tho entire df4credlt Of speculation. Tho
showing OF the statement OF to-day II tho best
proof Of the wisdom OF such action.
Schsmes that aro laid for sudden benefit, in&g.
tncd or partially real. mar b. apparently successfu
as viewed by tho sanguue uian who hopes to gain
advantage indirectly, tut ROY departure from the
proven path OF rectttudo In the adu,tnstration Of
thu business Of q life-!nsurance company tnust
cscatually lead to disappointment.
ln mutual l!c-insurance conlpany's bustness
there IL but thing to sell. aud that thing 10 the
common property Of all its rncMbcFs. For their
respective part OF that property they tavs paid
the fair, fixed. aud universally recognized price.
Al the ezAct Gust tho new Corer ulakes hia pnr-
chase. II the busintss haa been Asge. and the In
yeAuents have been large Ii yield, ut each years
close be has returned 10 him tho proper dividend.
In any event, the surplus. ia which. In Ill other
mastcsa ana properly. bo las an interest, should
be 80 great that the most positive safety can b.
guaranteed.
The Connecticut Mutual begtns its thlrty-fourth
year in the absolute possession Of what makes .
life company entitled to thu foremost rank In husi-
ncss Institutions. The Information, tbs ability,
the truthfulness. the econony Of tts management.
have been Illustrated In tho years ptst aud never
more ao than 10 that Just closed. The course
marked out by Its direction Is ctnpbatlcally the
kano that has ever been pursued, and untttles tt 10
the highest confidence the part Of all whu would
deal for future benent With fist clast ltfe.usur.
Rrcp cQDr4pY.
, 1879-02-28
G0LDSAIID'S DIAMONDS.

Supposed CleNa ARItatInE the Police Au-
thorltfca.
Query: VIII the poltcs ever recover the Cold.
smid dfamoudsf
Some weeks ago ring without settinE Was
sent to certain jewelers. In this city to have
nj imitation diamond set tn It. The teHsler
recognized It as uun he made for Goldamtd.
ulnl tie lutter recognized 1t Us QUO stolen
nut Of his windoH. But tho diamond
was nut to be found The police watched for
days, but nothing cana out Of t. Wednesday u
young scliow giving thu name of Henry Dargon
callvl upon Mr. Go1dsmtd, after safely feeling
hs way through correspondence, and proposed
to DO all In bis poNcr to turn up the stoIcn dia-
,nonls II uoldasnll would put up $50 rash or
tE,erraboutn. Tlo tt!aycs, he explained, we're
fn danger ot capture II u,ey attempted to d!a-
poss sof the diamonds, auli In any event u'e
prIcs they could realize unou them would bc
ouy trthe compared with their actual value.
'rha fellow made suuary other propositions, aud
By putting ths and that together 1t VAS con.
cIulcd TINT he kilew altogesArr too .nucb Tor an
lllnpctnt individual. Ho was blulfcd oil for thu
ttnlu being, aud 4 keen.&ccnted detectivu put
upor hls track, Ito was followed to tlle abodn
Aurkut street, md a1lafEs Ut once lookctl 50
suspicious that Datguu and Slater wsss both
lppkc1 up At tho West Madison Street Station,
mt thcrs they EeuIa!ned last night. Tle po!tca
nre not positive that thuy asU G tho right track
uYen now. Slater has frequently been arrested
Ieccntly. Tut has always lnnnsged " ges sway
ftom JUSTICE.
, 1879-02-28
OFT TIE TRACK.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Feb. 2.-Ths mall
train on tho Flint, & Pcrc Marquette Railway
which left this city for Detroit at 80 this morn
ing, ran oil the track at Bridgeport, s[x miles
from this city. The switch had bocn left opet,
aud tho locomotive and tlrce cars left thu track
und ran two train lengths bcfore stopping. No
Que wns injured, but tho locomotive aud one
cur wcro damaged considerably Had tho train
rnn 150 feet further, It wonld havo been precpi-
ta!etl down niuetY.foot cmbankmtnt into C.iss
River. Tho road Was blocked several hours By
tho accident.
, 1879-02-28

la reniicl m Ctnrtx strait near p,,tnnm,s
clothing stcre,
"Al what ttuo1n asked the reporter.
"About i o'cock,D ''
HNo,i'
"Do you know rhcrc hc vasfts
HNo,h
HDhl shr3n
" unt't know. but hardly think she did,
"Was she not ouI1r TO meet him Il soue
pnce ia cptno I,nmc with hin, %
TNo.,,
"\you1tl ,hey t,e likc;y to cl,ahpo their minds
anil 20 10 tjio Commercial after alp,
nNo.n
nt}r scmn{n invn.tovn and attend The
tllcRtre1'
mo, I don't think SO. They would want to
come home ami seq what disnntchcs father
might hnya Kent. Irhat wna VIII tbcy woru
coming III, hero ior,,t 'N'
It Ara vn,ir at.ter,a thfnps all hnro a. 3omnt,s
"Yesh 0''''' 'o"'1' ga "e'o u ''''"o&
"Was her trunk brought uu from tic depot
when etc nrriycd Mo,,dny tnorninrli'
VII ca,no m n stonios msh,vn1 e1yrn'un t1Ir "
T1,e rsnnptor hafn H. Edmnts;;;. ,,od ov.rtno
nnt, wcnt swor .es.t H.. ias .,e. IL, ,,,H1
~ uors H"uy ~" , .,S snaom uooa III t',s.g
man IL thy chamber Of t1ut house,
mno were "hdt AZ nome to company"
u! no o., tqeK caf ana proceeded diseStly
70 lhe CSfamercie! Hotel 1ie askou tlc smiling
sI c,esh IL Nr. lnoniaS d. D11oh was st9ppnlH
| ..mtGte, hhu FeeelYca TIC reply taat 10 PAU LII
o'li' ,.-.... T..
TUX MS HAdHAuE AND pKPAH1Ep
| yesterday morning. Whittier ne went he knew
nut, but thought llo might have gono to tile resl.
aGncc Of his wifc'a rarants. somewhere on the
West Side, although he might hare loft town
for all he knew. lfanltr'9 und 1taYcrlyfs Thea
tres were next visited. At tho former place no.
body appeared to know Tom Dixon, ui'd at The
, 1879-02-28
A Young Lady's Story j;

U0tt0FR and N1ooa.Paf1lcF1 'FA11ufes.
Messrs. Weeks l. Pottnr-Dear fiys: lneloset
md 81 for 4 box Of CuT1cuMA. which IL doing
wondsrs fos ms. asYo been troubled uxceedinxy
had tho baat doctors our vicinity Auordsi have
taken at itast twentY.aye tott !os Of 'sblood.
sirps" have drank Of several .ninerht springs, Ill
10 no purpose, and whsn .yaus CGrlcuAA was I'd.
Yertacd, my father sent for bog. mud usne H. 1t
brought Tho !1uu,or on the surface which gradually
with bnt vary little huuar on 1t which ts xridn.
siIy disappearing. thank you most ktadly for The
IT, xS ot oDx heieed e. bat frisna sso sad
ssEtc With you that skin diseases cannot b cured
bY ''btood puriGers, p" for | baye had fair ehancu
to test tArm. Neepecttuily yopEs,
O., Mass., juno 70, 1875.
Nots-Ho havo not Tho young 1ad7's parmsaion
10 publish her namc, which u theeelora omitted.
The original letter may 10 seen ut our office.
". &P.
CAUTION. III pEoe4Eatls, nae EurleuMA soar.
, 1879-02-28
CANADA.

MONTREAL, Feb. 2z-A petition to Parlta-
ment. PRAYING that no duty bo imposed on
American grain imported into the Dominion, Is
being o1tensIvely signed here By shippers Of
grain inland, and occan-cAsrters and dealers, "a
they maintain the export trade Of this citv would
be seriously interfcred with, Al well a. trade
generally,
, 1879-02-28
Salt Rheum
covering ths BodJ for Ten ycnrs. Pcrma.
nently Unred4

U0yeftME tH3 H0dy j0f Ten ! FRf&. E6fWR~
nentfy Cured.
LAW oFF,cE or CflAs. Hou6uroK,
II Congeesa'st., Boston, Feb. ~, 1873.
tfasasa. Wcoks j. fotter1 Gcntlemtn: feel II d
duty 10 Inform yon, aud through you al who arc
tntercslsa to know Tho faot. that most daAgrcsa-
bic and oost!nats case Of Salt RheuM or KczemA
which ha1 been under my personal obaefsat1sl
about ten tl0) ycufs-covesiag the greater portion
Of tho nAnent's body and ltuios with tts peculiar
known nethod. oi tsesiisix sach dseaso nd oesn r
applied without beneat, has completely dlsap.
ptaretl, leaving clean aud healthy akin, under
tew days Of pf0fuse application Of EurcunA.
! eau and do heartily adrte all similarly aflictad
to try tho rersdJ which has been 90 c1ectaal In
this cass. Very truly yunrt,
CuAb. tlOuGHTON.
NArr1nn III rfoer ttb1e MA Ct5TtcuHA anAR.
, 1879-02-28

DUBUQUE, H., Feb. 27.-Laat evening The
wife Of j. B. coalson, OF CoalvllIc, Webster
County, locked hcr thrcu children, from to
years old, In the house, and went to neigh
boris on ~ crrand, but, a short time after, the
HOUSE was scc., to be on Gro, aud, In spitu of
cycrF crertip,,. sYay burned down. It Was !n-
tshci,
, 1879-02-28

BAnNEoAT, N. j., Feb. 97.-~Cspt- Sawyer
and i,ts wife, and three sesmen, OF the schooner
David IL. To1e!s, ashore here, were drowned In
N the etorlu last Night. Geneva Sawyer, q
daughter Of the Captain, aged 2 years, tho frat
and secund mates, aud three scaulen, were aaved
, 1879-02-28
IN pfTT9DUHU.

P1rTsBuR0, Pa. Feb, T.-Mr. ], ". Ed
wards, WIN fs manufacturer Of agricultural
Implements In Chicago, and the father OF Mrs.
l.. 3. Dixon No. 2, and who came to this city to
Investigate tho charge Of bigamy against hls
son.tn*aw, paid visit to DIxonta first wife this
afternoon. 1ie refused to disclose what traus-
ptrcd during the interview, but Raftl his daught.
CT had been Rrot&9 deceived, and Tint legal pro-
cocdfngs would be speedily commenced against
Dixon. Edwards left here for Chicago this
evening. Concerning tho marriage OF Dixon aud
hIsdaughtcr he said: II am tic father Of the lad
referred to as being The seeoul wifo OF Mr, +.
B. Dixon. The first knew of hts haytng nm
other wifc va last Saturday mosnng. when I
cGraphed to tl!at paper from, this, city. You
can Judge OF my feelings when heard It. I
thought oVcr the matter, md inade up my
mind what to do. I would investigate ail the
ssts For II that 70 ths s
daughter In Chicaeo. They arrived there
Inst Sunday about noon from tllis city.
took my daughter, a.ul Tommy took hls quar-
ntlow him to remain with her after hearing what
lad: T9tniny sutd hc wanted to como ntong
too, but ohfcctc1. A.v daughter desired me
to CONC, aud said she won ID aecoupafly INC. /
decided td.as should CONC a!onc Tommy eaye M
mo tho addresses Of PARTIES here, wig, 10 told
inc, would give rno nll the Information dcsIrcd,
hut that I would tiua out tint ho
T wSs 81 9bo h ass N.Y. ssE1iss E1sv s s' otsn ts es ts
Ing conpany anout two years and holdi'lg cnr-
rcapondenco. he writing a great many letters to
her. did not sec much ut him during this
time. n week ugo Inst Monday they wcro mar-
named Mrs. llarper.. In Cincinnati. Sho weut
to that city from Chicago few days before for
that purpose. Some mouths ago l heurd
, 1879-02-28
sTEAIsNs. DICKINSON Il co.
General Agents for Illinois,
81 and IS WaxhinRton-ss..
CHICAGO Ill.


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..... oSAw was.l,SoHos, M I'll. II, 1873,
ssnrs tc ts IT, nv XII sdts,oa y liz
o@ai:ioo:f q lad!aa 4a,lT', "a! ssoe!;fa !, Ne:
~. assca i, I'M to- ~; fta;rni.hinz @ Tic fooTias
III w.wns iii 1nni .t,is ~ asnSs WITH hovx and 10
.ex soYs ~ na st sntrs ~ Eb5e Nh enrIs ta... ~
9s,1 rnns3 n - ~ !, Jha hss msnhsr mi -
vii seaseneS innsb<. I,a II b5saxtnx pioss Il incbs
irciI, q ioubie. sisoyei n|ows, i Svtssan1 njows /
rrIst II esMslr ~ ~ isn pns - u NAV.
inrss tsEss. III .cyihsa IND snsts 5oo tust suren,
1nen: ~ saHs .srxI - ~
, 1879-02-28
(Qticu.rra
The Great Skin Cure,

CCT,cunA assisted by cuTlcunA RoAr, H. car
nsy to Is e apy po7G~ spscac Rs
worm. Tettet, Pushes, Chin Wbelk, PsoEiazs.
!lemrhfguf, lmpctigo. LepFosy, Lchen, Prurtgo,
Unnatural ltcdncsa Of thu Nose aud Face. Rough
anu CracKed Skins. and ait Fesicular, scaly. and
Iustulnr Eruptlons and 1rfltstions of tho HkIu;
prenatut~ Dah!neas. and si acaly Eruptlons, Itch.
lngs md 1rritatons Of The 5catp; sctofnloae VI.
GERS, Sores, aud D'schargin9 Wounds: Cuts,
Pain and 1nham,nat'oni Inflammation. and AGcc-
tons Of tho Muscles and Joints; Sore Throat Ulph-
thers, Group, and uoasseneas.
, 1879-02-28

Spseiae Nspateh 10 1hs Tribune.
WAugEoAN, ILL.,, Feb, G.-The Republicans
held thcir caucus hero to-day for the purpose OF
so!ecttg ticket for tbs city election. The
nominations arc ~ follows: Mayor, ". D.
Dodge; Treasurer, Henry Dowst; Marshal, +.
NJ. Porter; Aldersnsn-First Ward, no ponips-
t!on; secuud Ward, Oeurgo Atains;z Third
Powell; Supervisors, George Kirk aud Nelson
Ispj1on.
, 1879-02-28

- tVRe1Vt Lsx279e7t ~ sHs 9F'HN#% II
ANN AnnoR, MiclE., Feb. M.-Tho Ann Arbos
Dtnaoerat was today sued TOR libel By Dr.. Iaaso
shellou. Damages arc laid at s50000 Libel
ous articles charging Sheldon With being dead
beat, etc., sro the cause.
, 1879-02-28

Drcc mnrn TIT mp nuf MD hatt!e.fags. Rounh our
o." H!oRana onco more, htr!ke for liberty egnaliy
anu 1Hstlce, and kten nnsh!nr the battle Until
t.c, hs nIstr,!" nr ~ otn1as ~ M; ,ans
nf.a.s %m" "' >o"'"'u'''" 'es'tu' ~ "'h'' lnp'
' ,rr 90, o,,,cn,nr,vx vv,,
1T no rHoscnlIEh 1ht.
OF 'CAkpet" hatRefl" deie. ~ Let nm nypocflutAt
e,1 enGt sh:mt % home s1ts aeiaae a.! The American
st'.sn ~ a anonM 's ~ "oi1s s,nfs Ie 1sk rssk
to,.ut;nn .houIH ns:,cttin his ri"his ond nriv,.
icpcs. Jbs dsg and tbe s:onrtituiinn shouid coyer
fori,tts. i0rcse appaaac. The tnieson Of sle
Republican party VIII never he eon,p1ese nntsl
c1ery citizen Of esrfy State 10 rer1lted 10 e1cf-
cfto in rafety every eonsl.tntlonsI right Il evetJ
at,, w. ,.t. LOT !e !o mat ~. H. n.ttx sss
In hcld. and th]s. no beio me (od, We viii nayo
betors It Greaks rsuks md bandous thr heid.
ti'rnlongcd applause
The ca,tc,,s laa,cd until q late hour, The bess
Of feeling cxistetl, and oil were eouflcnt,
rn.cto, ,u.,..irn 4, S1e r;f,un..
c,cvvt s~,s sv'' ~, o7-Twr w.ek. m, u I'm,
"'t. @AA"p' isp' ""e"s ah' ~ ""o
q pretty generally admitted propositon that
Gov. Bishop would be the nominee Of hts party
for reelection. It was argued thai, although
M. IRA. ,n,,,notion ,ras n n,j.tnke, aud ha ho1
=, . ror,.,,, nrton, ..ptrcn tlr nurtv orrayt,
~, ,t.e.s 49,, ali, ~ ..ov q, ~ IL -, 49,,
s'h' ,''e.e VIZ .suny W ~! ~ ~ ~ " u.n'
and tue ocst tnlhe 70 20 "As 10 iet MIN Try MS
luck again. But, within the past week, some Of
The nartv-or0ans. In various portions of thu
a,s,o a. ~ hsvo !. itche over tl,o trncc.H mi cer.
ota'ot IA'o A,e.o =, ~. ~, 10y s'' a'ts .e'
thin "atnieshaeh = OF tac parry nave msnllesteo
their acqufcsconco In the revolt. The cxcuse
that ia made Ii. That the Governor las been
ntavtnp hi. cartls tho f3nc: tint he Inns bpcn
p'A3s ~" >, ~ n,.. .,-,.","a ' ~
eallaatlhg over t'e s,,a1e, 'nnkl''s POM
llcra anu ahothcr tnere,-attauhpt'lsg 70 sell Out
in certain SECTIONS te the GrccnbackeEs, and
in other ouastcrs protesting :an abhorreuco
- nn,tl,ng IT thp t,ntt. In sort. lin u hnuaat
w ~, n:'." !, - ,,nsr .no. ua,, ,,,s,,,.,. ~
od doseshof . mas pcen' I''eY 6af' p1oS'"e the
dcmagogue, aud attempting to make security
0Dubay SURG. ="
From Democratic eource-whtch, Of course,
! nm not Ut liberty to cisc away-the following
indictment Of the Governor ~ns obtaintd,-iny
Democratic informant giving his reasons IN
categorical order why 0lsnop snoula hol Do re-
nominnscd:
!. llc will not again obtain tile solid support
Of bis owncounty.. The Ctnc.nnaa Enquirer has
noveT been satisfied WIN us @ G@!sct1on, asd VIII
do oil posslhlu TO defeat him. lhis paper GOES
oFell0oKeu. Dt6Huuh hctInu ~ t9hHsettuh WIN
.S t.n " h.,n, -. ~ ~ ~ "uJ
11 ri" ~ - ,II, - sh" ,nrir. En-"r,
, 1879-02-28
OBITUARY,

8pecIat N1paECh 70 7hf TRIBUNE.
LABALLB, ILL.,, Feb. s7.-Dlcd Of consuMp-
tiop, yesterday, as the 1ealcnca Of hEs fathpr,
ln the Township Of Edeu, at the ago oi %
years, James g., son Of James Ncaee. Ths de-
, 1879-02-28
bcsertton Of n Wifo
> in the " City
tlloke,"
Marriage to a Chi
n tho Paris Of
1cricas
r Proposes to Make It
is Daughters Be-
Frayer.
Frayer.

hAt DIXON Wt18 fQHff}Cu III
l'as' w. .,"., % !. ...s,,s,.
Wen lulneu . 'aso'lllH
nd left Ills wtfc aild three
far themselves, A week
srr,e,7 o,,othcr vo,,nr 1odv
-. a.r";at.,ra" .Ia n ,onL ,,s nor -
, 1879-02-28

U6o q" n1r1. Wlnslow:S Soothing Syrup" for
children while teethinR. II cures dysentcry anddt.
arrh4a, wind collie ana Fegulatus tho bowels. rs cts
, 1879-02-28

Zen though the face be not 40 falr,
And beauty may Be sll but 1nwu,
Dear ladlca. you need not despair,
II Sozodput You make your own;
And bfush your tetth aud mouth With skin
you'll fasctnate and conquer still,
, 1879-02-28

THIS 1ofco above nil voices te1ls YOU to use
CasweIl'a Canphor.Ice Lotion for the cbappIng or
tho skin. For sale In Chicago by luck i 1sayner.
, 1879-02-28

6usplus, December 81, 1874 404, ,078s75
1lksio Of expense OF management to r..
teap9 10 1873. -.s-+.."ss.d.37 pfF cedL
Policies In fosca Dec. 5i.Iis7s, 0s, o7p. tnsur.
, 1879-02-28

jacob T.. GREENE, Prcsfdcur4
JOHN NJ. TAYLOR. Secretary.
b, III. WILLS, Assst Secretary.
, 1879-02-28

CUTloU1kA, ,oUr1oUKA Il ItEsoLVENT
, 1879-02-28

loo late-lt IL never 100 late Ito mend. Let us
oId slogans onco more strike for liberty. eqna1iy
hna 1HslIcc, and keen pushing the battle unill
every citizen IL able entoE In A4fety avery right
which the Constitutlun pccotds 70 him. Al.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20

Mr.. Price now occupies q humble
position under the Government, but for
months after escaping from Mississippi
he and his wife were in the most
s.raightened circumstances, and were
barely able TO obtain the neosssaries OF
life. Mississippi is the State represent
ed in the Senate by Senator Lamar,
who wanted to condemn in public the
Dixon assassination, but wanting to gel
back to the Senate worse he concluded
that his best policy was to remain quie'
on that subject. Grenada is in tht
Shoe string Congressional District, rep
! resented by the rebel brigadier, Cen
Chalmers, in Congress, and the means
by which Mr.. and Mrs. Price were
made to leave the country were the
same as sllenced Republican majority
of from Is, ,OC0 to 900 in that district.
In the face of such unparalleled brutal
ity il should become serious question
whether a State that has not the power
to check such outrages should be repre-
sented in Congress at all as one ct til.
sovereign States of the Union. II savage
Indians were to act as did the Mayor
and "best citizens" of Grenada, with
Mrs. Price, the Government would take
the matter IN hand, and the cry OF
"down with the savages " would re-
echo from one side Of the country to the
other. For the present nothing will
check these Southern outrages but a
solid North and bold aggressive atti'
tude by the Northern people.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
Great Floods I'm Spain.

MADRID, Oct. IA hurricane on
Tuesday night was accomplished by
heavy rains which overilowed the rivers
Mundo and Segura, and flooded the pop
ulous and fertile valley. The cities Of
Lorca, Orihpela, Murcia, and Crevil-
lente, and large number ofvillages be,
tween Murcia, Alicante, and Cartagena
were more or less injured. The streams
are covered with wrecks offarm houses,
agricultural implements, dead cattle,
and some human corpses. Soldiers and
marines have been sent by train from
the nearest stations to the scene of the
disaster. The churches and public
buildings are occupied by thousands OF
fugitives.
The floods in Murcia continue. One
hundred and nineteen corpses have
been recovered. Four villages are in
ruins and thousands Of peasants are
wholly destitute.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
A W WOman's Remarkable EneOun-
ter " itn q RuFgiar.


A burglar entered the house of Mr.
Sylvenue Hatch, at Chenango Bridge,
N. Y, on Thursday night. Mrs. Hatch
was awakened by hearing a spoon fall.
|Supposing it to be caused by one Of
the family, she rose to see what was
the matter, and was moving out of the
door, when she saw the burglar. He
started to run, and Mrs. II. started af-
ter him, as he was trying to get out of
the door. He had a satchel in his
hand. She caught one hand in the
satchel- handle and the other in his
whiskers. On going down the steps he
struckh er atthesame time trigRed inner
night dress and fell. That loosened
his hold ON the satchel and he escaped.
Mr.. Hatch and the rest of the family
made their appearance and proceeded
to investigate the contents of the sat
chel. 1t had been carefully packed
with all the silverware that was in the
house, and two watches and number
of trinkets. The whole house had been
ransacked, and inside of Mr.. Hatch S
door there was left heavy poker and
a butcher knife, evidently intended TO
use if the necessity required it. The
burglar left his mask, which Mr.. H..
says he can have if he will call for it..
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
Tho Price Of Grain.

The great advance IN the price OF
grain is not owing to speculation, but
to the shortness Of the crop in Europe.
The yield In our country has been very
abundant, and yet according to es-
Inmates the quantity for export
will fall fifty millions of BUSH
els below the deficiency existing in the
different portions of the world, and
hence a still further advance may be
looked for, and before the next harvest
the price will be very high, fully equal
to that attained during the war. The
effect will be very beneficial to the in
terests of our country as it will lead to
large influx of money, and the price
Of lard will advance quite rapidly.
For several years the farming interests
as well as all others has been greatly
prostrated, and this change will be
quite gratifying to every tiller of the
soil, and although ii may seem to bear
rather heavily on those engaged in
mechanical and manufacturing branch
es, business of all kin Is will correspon-
dinghy advance and all will share the
benefits arising therefrom. The farm
ing interest is the most important
branch Of industry. When it is pros
porous all others flourish, and when it
is depressed all others are depressed.
The present activity in tie shipment Of
grain indicates great prosperity 10 our
country, and an immense advance in
material growth and wealth.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20

TX SPEAKER Hustled, Of the New
York Legislature, says that Cornell
the Rer rublican candidate for Governor
will beat both the Democratic tickets
combined by 10000 majority. Late
Democratic Secretary of State Nelson
says, that Kelly will have $4,000 votes
in New York city alone, and 10000 il
the State. Other Democrats place Kel
ly's vote at $4,000 in the State, anc
some as high as 100000.