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New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
TO PHILADELPHIA:
VIA
PENN~YLNANIA RAILROAD.


NEw-YoEN A%b PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through "a rs each way aA three depots IN
rh.,A.c,pt.l i"1i ArM.l ., 9,A. and .h z,,.,..,
1inc co.-i-irlt With sSsoirr -aicg.
Express Trans cave NSsYora VIA Desbros,es and Court
Iic no 40 10 20 United, II l. s.3o ! s. g. 30
: 80 a-d 10 D. m. sunday 40 and a. M D o. 80
a q g@Gn AageH osy coanrs .1g y9 rs, al os3 hrgE4
Rttar"ins trains leave Phadepha 1901. 34j. $50 :
7.s : 50 and ! Limited Express, ljO mI. . T.
800 and 3j D. ON sunday. !2Ol, 34J, 5jJ. :, s5J
c.S, M & on o5s a-G and % GToaGray 80 80 As12F
= su Brokyn Anny GepoJ loot Of Futon IT., @ @Bro9kyn
Cty Emigraut rcse; Oclce 80 : Battery. place;
GaS teBSra !iasN aaaaseG GenI P4sseassf ~.
TdE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
snown BY u, I% 'a'Sg '' A,iat gj'l l4 AF
ga. ID. enc lulu and Ch,Ago usy Express Drawing
rom Dav f1.i - Io, FzTrrs, arriving at Buffalo
NJ ing t fast trans 10 nc Wr~t and southwest
p.m UuMv rscdc lures for The West Stepping
ua and chicago W.thOUt change aso Hotel Dining cars 20
m EmierIrt train 'or the West.
Tram. lcay- Chamber, street Depot New-York f2r 80,
M and Il ilns,t -a,ard,y night. Only sundays 55
RuiI,r.aRRi PARK and ra,,ac g. 7A5 10, 1918 m y
noon Il5 a 3ij. $50 BIB g. $50 : 10 p M l. miGn. sh
Paterson. e. 6.ij, 1ij $50 TO- 1913. llJo m Il noon
SIacIa T. g. ioi5 a. H. As 3fj. D. &. p = mid
r.-ai Saniay, 6. 30, IOl5 N. I4j $50. p IL. and
J. UItu gIf ,- -,.- -.
NarX,a. -. O.. lu. ID a fi.. 4. $50 =. III.
Ntghure s. = uI.. $780, $50 g. IN. sundays go a NJ
Rnudou and hIugsiou. .. $50 o. ~ SUNDAYS 80 g. H
Goshen d. = 81. 90. lUlJ NJ, $50. 3+', 400, J. IL
sunday. i : sI. 1913 q. o 'O. H. ~.
NGtIrfowu -:4J. .. 1915 a. m, Ji5, $50 1 @uh
a Train, connect VIII Sew-YotE and osVcgo Midland EA'
road AZ N4In--t s-r,.-.
~ - a i. yHs Clinbers,t on even half
BEFDE In 23d st. - minutes eaIIei man above
u, frau- leaving CA4mbrr-st on quarter uoHi- raFe
na.t 1 minutes earlier Boats leave @ad Il az $40 and
. m connecting with trains leaving Clanbersst Al 30
p. 10. And l. midnight ..-.-.-..,- ,- r,-..,,. .oor,
ana -ernp Coachrs be- obtained and orders ~ the
rlrruy and ra.iyr Uf baggage may De- leti AZ the ON
so irl 20 ur J1I BROADWAY y T. NO.
, Cont . PrOoz yn. or It thc Company : Depot.
xrr.4 Trains from the Vest arrive IN We" ofk al 80
q. - and .p-J D. ID. - - ., ,,.- . - ,-..i-
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JER>EY.
a+,s eav, t,r IN A ygo-i ,ostrr Peruout aud Nyack,
= $50 atfJ ~. !. 3 1 -. DID, ':5N = 49, go - D. lA
and afuray ght- only 10 $50 p n onnGaY- y A ~.
and 53u D. m The 80 aud = D. n Trans VIII not !AA Slt'
uuisv sunday uigh'-
JNO. y. ABBoII. Gthl Pd,sl g { -,eN l1.A.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
RFCORDTD MORTGAGES.


Anthony P aud vile to J Blake, W cor lsta7e and =.
Blnninc and wife to Weler lr, W 2d-ave, OF
~5tl-St ] aT.........--. ..-... -..--. o
Fagin Margaret 10 May NJ Townsend - l4Gthst,
Of CI.ttou-aye, ye-I. ,---....---- :
Tg1. g. 20 II = Valentine. ss "jtNst, II L.Alhsioh-
ave months .........--... .....' 50
Gilscy and wife 10 N Uauzger, Sotn'st Of lst-
Green Thomas 10 y Cstharne Emerson. East
Iroauv A.. lot No IL years ...--.-------- 10
Hull Melissa and husband to II Clark. executor etc
FalrrnouUt-avc. lot 40 lH, years -
Knox HrtiIr ana nuspaud To J Armstetj Brook
ave. oi la th-st, 3 Years D
Lincoln Cailarluc L % John II HcH~haW, u ttHlN-
- lot No e9i. lnd aisos D'islonNIc oi cam oo
Nai6nr D ana wife toJ Kierusu. 9tuave, of
l-th.er years ....-...-.. .--.-. -
Reilly A 10 Jacques. ns 11th ~ f OF MaC4soh- o.
ave. yc8T .........-. .,---- .-- 49,
orbeueruiarn Peter and others 20 Katharlna Timm,
No 9u2 East Uoustou-st ana - Ist-i s years oO
Wa:ers. Maria z and others 10 Arthur W SuIaGue,
trustee etc. Broadway ana l5th-st years ~
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Burton. Myron G. to John Franz ...-.--... --.--.--
Livingston. James 10 George II Hard n
Lvlug-ton, Charles T. aud Robert u James = 44'-
lug-tOn- . ---------------
NfrG1v,ru Micha,. o. James M"FOveru.-.-.-.. , %
Navrrs BENJAMIN 10 Pau inc Michael .--.....--.. ~
Wildebcrcrr Thomas tO Henry NndebHrger and o
another. executors, etc .. - 0'O
cr.hausen. executors ctc.-........ ...'-....-..
TauuaD J Nelson Chamberlain, etc 10 Charles
Livingston and others ..........- .. ,,.-,
Union Ire SAVING Institution 10 Henry MlIde' , =
berger and another, executors, elt..------.-.--- -
tinted states Trust Company Ro-aiie Tone $3.50
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
6ieambodts an0 Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. -
Leave New York from foot OF Desbrosse and Cousndt
SO m for Washington. Columbus, Cincinnati Indianap
south Ps asa ,ne Wss, & shh0na thaTsston ana me
Chicago
100 m for Washington aud the West the
and Warrington making connections for PttsbJg Gin
Pnlu an cars Birimore TO cincinnati 81 Louis and Fits
1000 p m daily fGi 1ashnroh the south aad eat Phil
man sleePer' from NewNorG 10 Baltimore and Washington
OILS Louisville - Louis Columbus. Pttburg the south
L9an 5sr1 from Baltimore 70
burg Florida New-Orlean' aud ne SOUTH
BfqaT5y 5o an at uciet ofSe foOt Of coaTtandt
~" esp iosst- ais and depot ei-ry city ~ 49,.
ROUND TRIP TICE Els 10 KANSAS, NEBRASKA AND
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NFW-JERSEY
" Perry station in New York, foot ot Ii5eityst.
Commencing Nov. - is7Trsns leave NeVYorK foot oi
$50 m-For FleminEfon - Ea a.fon Re.vdere M,nch
fagnS TsImagqa wkes6arT. Emira Connects
Rsi5. mtFor High sdgc branch Schooey, Mountain.
Wuismsrorl @maqna Hazeton' Wke'1arre, scranton
1913" NJ aad 30 p m.-F5r Sonervilc and Flemingtoa
- M F-- Fiemng'on Easr0n. Mauch hunk. TimaquS
nnErsDiir. Hctan,9h lunAhlnaock. Tamaqua Hazeton.
pt m-lor IIigh Br.dg" Branch schooev's Mountain.
Asu,h Chunk. connect. at Junction with b. t. and " R. X
23g p m- all l or Elsou Allentown ami Harr1sDursh
IDRY pr !T1n; to oI Pe5 see time tahe at 'ta'on.
% e1 an mt rneG3te points aad at $50 NJ Tor raston.
o. the Br9sTn and Fri. Anne1r make connection
atJ,+y NV station 10 anu from BOokyn and Enc Depot
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCTDIVISION.
rams r@ve for Red b3nS. Long BrsIh ocean Grove,
Stages connect al Aaawan station TO and from KEYPORT
FREEHOLD and NEW-YO&K RAILWAY
C3nnec lions Leave foot Of Liberty st. FOR Freehold
0.'o' 44.'o a m l. o:lJ p N.
n
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
fecIures dro hleelinls.


DR. JOHN LORDS
HISTORICAL LECTI RES
~ tHICkEkING HALL.
TTE-DAN~ dud FRIDAYS, ~ n.
Tie secou3 uf the Great CharacterS
of II story Will b- given FRIDAY, JANTAI.l TO- On
SOCIETY AT ROME
Tickets FOR the Cour-e0 - Brrntn1s and Rand0phs
so Single admission % and - cents, al ilr door
GOCIErY of TAMMANY or COLUMBIAN
~ ORDER
BRorHEEs. A special meeting q the Institution will be
in Council ham ot The MlgVaui IN FRI
DAY the 10Th uaN hour after The setting u the
General and punctua attendance is requested
Ry order " AUGUSTUS SCHELL
Grand -dChcn.
JOPL o. SrEvEVs. Secretary.
GMaul attain first year ~ discovery.
.1tL U. independence lOJd ami Of the Institution the
gO.h.
The Annual Meeting Of the UNION LEAGUE
CLJ B vii be held az the Clubhouse. On the second
Thur. January, 1873 3d. t oco'6 p M ior
the election Of officers amt the transaction Of sch other ols
is come before 10.
The general mreiin. viii be ncd a. oclock m. but the
pOs election viii be opened AZ la past O'Clock pm,
vii open three hour Honorary ami nonresi-
e 20 vote FrOX.es not oer
uIitted LOUIS &. Li-Nl- secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
Dankrupt Notices.

nISTRICT COURT Of the UNITED STATES
, f0r the SOUTHERN DISTRICT u NEWl OEh
In th- matter Of ADDLPHr~ O.. MANUEL, bankrupt-lh
EtNKErITrY-i Warrant BukrHpc has been Issued py
said CUurt against the estate Of ADuLPHl- O. MAJ DEL,
ol tuc city ana county Of New Nork; ot the star Oh
Nrul lo. in said Dt1cf. aIjudg"d bankrupt up1n ut pc
Il ion o h cre ami the payment * any debts ana ne
delivery OF any property belonging O. sad bankrupt 10 am OF
his and the transfer Of any PROPERTY ~ u are 10Y
hidden meeting Of the creditors Oi SAID hanhIuuL
aud choose more --glres ~ ms
s " m De- hca at Court u Bankruptcy 20 ie holden at
80 80. BroslWav IN tne cry Of NrwIork. IN -ald District
ou tie Of January a. ID. 1879, at y o..ySk
rg office OF Isaac Do ton, esquire, one OF the
Registers in Bankruptcy Of sad Court
Louis +. PANN. Nlrshdl-Messenger.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
6elp Uanteo

AGENTS wanted for Hayden's double
y needle attachment .yr sewing machines No. "a PARK
Row, room j1.
N1ANTED-A good man Tor every state TO
w sell goods BY sample far salary pad, IAEELLE
.fANT-FAr FArTCKISG COMPANY 10. 80 clark -. Chicago
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
Eotels.

nELAVAN HOUSE, Albany, \. y.
beg inform the public Of further reduction in
S3 and - So per day according 20 location
Of room. CHARLES T. LELAND & GO.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-16
The Excess Of Books.

Tho excess OF books is nearly as en-
barrassing to the men of the nineteenth
century as the deficiency was to those of
the ninth. The mass is over-mastering.
The very number of the volumes puts
it out of our power to read all. .SWe are
driven to select. A few samples from
the best are positively all we are able to
open and examine; and even sof, this
selection we are able to make q careful
study Of only part. The sight Of q
great library would be absolutely dis
heartening did we not also know that
the mass Of that knowledge is summa-
rized in a few small volumes. In any
such collection there are many stalks
and husks; the weed corn is found in q
lev golden ears. Turnover the huska
to the cattle; preserve the, ripe seafs. =: =:
EZi0ns Hernld 70 a.''I ,itije, &C.,. :" h'FsFSi%
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-16
= -0OHN % 00OU1
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER. January 9, 1873.

~ GEO. P. RowELL & Co.'s American
Newspaper Directory for January, 1879, has
made its appearance, The total number of
periodical publications in the United States
is 8,703 against 8,275 one year ago. There
papers than were reported in the edition
for January, 1878. The total increase of all
sorts is 469, the largest in any year since
1873. The Centennial year, 1876, has been
the only one within the period covered by
the eleven annual issues Of the Directory in
which, the number Of publications has not
;norooco1
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-16

IMPORTANT NNTllE.-Farmers.F Fam.
lilies and others purchase Remedy equal to Br.
TOBIAS VENETIAN IMMINENT for rhe cure OF
Cholera Diarrhoes. Dysentery, Group Uolie and Sea-
zee oath accom- panying each totte) AMI externally
fer Chronic Rheumatism. Headache. Toothache, Sore
Throat, Cuts, Burns. Swelllngs, Bruises. Mosquito
Bites, Old Sores, Pains in Limbs, Back and Chest.
The VENETIAN LlNIMENr WAS introduced in
ls47, and who has used it bat continued tn do
co. many stating, III was Ten Dollars Bottle they
would not be without 1t. Thousands OF Certificates
curative properties. Sold by the Druggfsts ct 20
ess. Depot IL Murray St.. New York.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-16
MONEYS!

remedy for diseases the ye ais for all Skin Dis
eases will be sent to any address On receipt Of .
cts. in stamps or boxes to address for ol.Oo.
Every package sent will contain a silver piece of
money every one snre to se their moneys TSrth:
to the people. Address HE y BERT A. LOWELL.
Proprietor, 600 Warreu Street. Brooklyn, N. I.
Give name and p O address plain
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-16
DISBURSEMENTS

Leg slstive, executive aud
Judicial expenses.......
For printing printing laws
in newspapers,pap and
stationery. 900.
Supreme Court reports. =.
For support insane hospit'l
reform school, deaf aud
dumb and blind institu-
ton, soldiers orphans,
normsl schools, univer-
sity and state Prison..
Public buildings and re-
pairs capitol .........
Prison workshops, WALL
grounds aud steam heat.
ing. ................. .
Emerging the university
grounds ................
Interest on state debt. ....
Inebriate asylum. ........
Apportioned school fund. {.
Purchase of bonds for in
vested funds, premiums,
interest and expenses on
puIchas es.
Seed-grsir, coal-tar and
iron for grasshopper
sufferers. ........
Agricultural and historical
societies -............ =.
State boards Of heslth,
equalization. immigra-
ton go. ...............
Geo: ogicsl survey.........
Training schools and in
stitutes, expenses high
school board examiners
and textbook commits
sioner1 ..............
Fish commissioners. ......
Examining and sppraising
lands. ...................
School textbook.
Miscellaneous. ......... ..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-16
ScRIBNER 4 CO. 743 1 745 Broadway, \. ]

THE MIDwINTER 6OR1BNER,
of extraordinary beauty of illustration and rich.
ness Of text, ready January 18th. 80 i a..
Send. IS cents for this number. Subscription
price, a. a year; the t.!:.
ILLUSTRATED SERIES ON BRAZIL,
to appear during the year, will alone be wtfth this
j. ,RCRIRNER, e. CO.. New York. :,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-16

H.. BALDWIN, of Monroe City, Ind,
writes under date of December 80, 1877
that his wife used Dr.. Pierce's' Favorite Pre-
scription with wonderful results, It. effect
| ed her entire cure, after several physicians
had failed. The many similar letters posi-
lively affirming III It the Favorite Prescrip.
ton had cared the diseases and weaknesses
peculiar to women, induced Dr.. Pierce to
sell it under guarantee. Ladies nee no
longer submit to useless and painful local
treatment, as the FAvorite Prescription is a
safe, sure, and speedy cure. Hundreds who
had been bei.riddsn for years have been
restored to rnrfec' health by is"s".
THR channels for The tXlL ii iu.p4r.
ties from the system must be kept unob:
structed or deplorable consequences will
follow. DR.. MoTT.s VEGETABLE LIVER
Pills, bv restoring the bowels to an active
condition, act as cleanser Of all the bodily
fluids. Moreover they render the digestive
and assimilative orgaDs vigorous, rouse the
liver, aud purify the hillary secretion. AS Q
rathartic they are Intimately to be preferred
to dangerous blue pill. Sold nv druggists.
CATARRH is the forerunner of con-
sumption-consumptio means DEATH Ju
niper Tar Cigarettes are the only common.
sense, pleasant, certain cure for Catarrh,
Asthma, Colds and Hoarsepess. Price rs
cents; sold by all druggists. Nailed ON re-.
cript of price by Lebig Chemical Co., 2
Barclay St., New York.
FoR upwards OF thirty years Mrs.
W1NsLOw'S SOOTHING Syrup has been
used for children with never-failing success.
It corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dys.
entery and darrhoea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. An old and well.
tried remedy. Is cents bottle.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-16
CHEW
The Celebrated
"MATCHLEss"
Wood Tag Plug
TOBACCO.
TIE PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY,
New York. Boston. and Chicago.

New York, Boston, and Chicago.
If you are satisfied to have poor
organ, or run the risk of having poor one,
take any organ that is offered you. But, if
you desire to be sure of having the very
best, insist on having 4 Mason & damlin,
and do not be persuaded to take any other.
CREW Jackaon's Rest Sweet NAVY Tobacco.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-16
T ATE FINANCES
n

Stetct"s
Balance Dec, ], 1877. 80. fl3
state t.xes. 1
Taxes from Il r, is. AID
Telegraph Compant D.. 10
Fees OF insurance company.
Interest on state deposits.
Board Of U. $. convlcts....
County indebtedne, y t11e-
form school. ..... %. /:
j. s. Pillsb Try, unexpend.
ed seed grain fund.-.
Sale Of sinRil G fund ounds. 4.
Interest on shkius fluid
DOQ09. ..... ::
sale Of pine school d.. II
Interest on stumpsge ac-
counts university.......
Iuteress ON permanent uni
versity fund. ....... -.
Interest on intern al i'm
provemeLt fund. .......
Redemption OF IS month
bonds-scEooi fund II
q. s. s per cent. on cash
S6lc6 pNNlC AduuS.
Premium on gold. ........
Sale Of school lands 1873. 6!
Collections on former sales
school lands. .......... &:
Sale Of pine on university
Sale of univere ity lands.
Sale Of intarnal i'm nrove.
ment lands, 1878. ...... 4;
Sale of pine aud r. r.
right of way on int.
impt. lands. .....
Sale of agricultural col
lege lands. :.
Collections prin. and int.
of former sales az. col.
lands Il
Int. on school land sales, 2
Interest on school land,
former sales. ...... IL
Interest on permanent
school fund -.......... q
Int. on land sold and COL
lections ON former sales q
Inebriate asylum fund
licenses. ..............
State loans, 1873. 20!
Int. ON university lands
sold during the year..
Int rest on ag. col. lands
sold during the year =.
r. K. right of way over
school lands. ........ ..
School textbook fund,
paid by counties for
books furnished by con-
tractor. u
Miscellaneous ........... i
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-16

possd remedy cannot fsilH to commend itself -
worthy OF your serious consideration.
T1IAAU1ER's IMPORT. L Is K, - l.
Tho ample details contained in tho report Of tho
state treasurer afford clear view Of the ooudtttoQ
OF state funds under their several cassieoationss
the total results whereof are condemned Into the
statement following: Al .-sv .a-.2 "a.
Balance in treasury Dec. I. ~
ls77.... WINK. =. - 1891 IS - =
Total receipts during fiscal
..-- -t1,6 ,oo9 II
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-16

The recent vote Of the people Of tho state on the
lands tor railroad bonds; indicates that they are
not prepared g 1ntke !eettlement Of this ve1ed
% heretofore expressed upon this subject have
nDdatgone no change, and earnestly hope that in
the near future the people Of our state will take
different view of tho matter.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-01-16
LAKE HAIR BORIS.

The improvement of the connecting channels and
increase Of harbor facilities for upon
the great lakes demanded by the rapid increase
of their trade, and tho marvellous resources and
growth OF the vast country whose bulky products
m uss seek such water transit to the seabOard.
Il he r. cent completion Of continuous railroad
from St. Paul % Winnipeg. affording overland con.
Mississippi river, HudsOn's bay and the lake chain
and the immediate extension to be made Of the
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-02
hillside. This was as interesting a
sight as was to be seen during the ems
tire Exhibition, and excited the won-
der and amazement of every body.
scr Hhtst's address,

We have received an address Of Col.
Moses White, of Knoxville, delivered
before the Alumni Association of the
University OF Tennessee, on the early
history Of that Institution. Col
White is a defendant of the first set
tiers of Knoxville, and one Of the
most thoroughly posted men in Ten
neesee on the early history, traditions
and archa ology of Tennessee, and his
address in replete with useful and in
teresting Information concerning an
institution chartered on the 10th OF
September, 1894, as Blount College.
It's first President was Rev. Samuel
Carrick, and now, after lapse OF
nearly a century, it is the University
of Tennessee, a successful, we'll ap-
pointed and well conducted institus
ton, with both past and future.
We are glad to see this review of the
past, and wish we had more men OF
Col. Whites thoroughness and accuN
racy of inform alton.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-02
MISSISSIPPI.

New ORLEANS, Nov. IA spe-
cial from Greenville, Mississippi, re-
ports the killing of Henry Ely and
severe wounding of man named
Atkinson, in shooting affair be-
tween parties at Atlanta.
The yellow fever has ceased at
Concordia.
The Spanish steamship Enrique,
from Liverpool October 3rd, for
Havana. brought here the sailors
and passengers of the bark Entlne
Sally, laden with lumber from Pen
sacola, for Havana, founderod in
the gulf on Oct. 9th. There were
eight persons aboard of the found
cred vessel. The others it is sup
posed were lost.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-02
TELEGRAPHIC.
The Republican Party and the
Country Loses Worthy
Patriot.
Sudden and Unexpected Death of
Senator Zach. Chandler.
He is Found Dead in his Room in
Chicago.
DEATH OF SENATOR ZACH.
CHANDLER.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-Senator
Zacharia Chandler, of Michi>
gan, was found dead in his
bed at the Grand Pacific Hotel this
morning. He had been speaking
in Wisconsin, and last night ad-
dressed an immense audience at
Mccormick Hall in this city, and
spoke with his usual earnestness.
After the meeting, when he and
Senator Logan and Hon. Jesse
Spaulding were sitting in his
room, engaged in conversa>
ton, Senator Chandler complained
of indigestion. As he had com>
planned of the same distressing feel
ing while en- route to the city with
these gentlemen, Mr.. Spoulding
suggested that he remain over in
the city until Saturday night, but
he said business affairs required his
attention at home, and order was
given to have him called in the
morning at o'clock. His friends
then bade him goodnight and left.
That is the last time the Senator
was seen alive. This morning
when the office boy called him,
there was no response. AS upon
repetition silence prevailed the
clerk effected an entrance through
the transom, and found that the
Senator w4s dead. Tae body was
not quite cold, and n physician who
was present decided that the death
had occurred about three hours
previ0ns to the discovery. The face
looked tranquil. showing that death
was painless. A coroner will hold
an inquest, John B. Drake tele-
graphed President Hayes the sad
intelligence about eight o'clock.
From a partial examination it is
thought he died Of sudden conges-
ton of the lungs, which was
brought on by cold contracted at
Jonesville. Flags are at half-mast
upon the Pacific Hotel and other
buildings. The Tribune building is
also draped in mourning. The
Union Veteran Club and officers of
the county militia held an informal
consultation to tender their services
to his family when they arrive.