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, 1879-01-02

Many gentlemen enjoyed the day By calling on
their lady friends, who were largely massed. IN
parties of from sf1 10 twelve, thus making It
much easier for tho gentlemen.
Il large number of Ice boats were ont on Lake
Mendoza, tho breeze being fine.
sore4di kHsbatch 10 he Tribune.
MCfnE1oH. Ia, Jan. 1.-The new ytAf WAS
u:here,' III By the ringing Of bc!is and thc firing
Of guns, until everybody 10 town waa nwake. It
was observed to-day BY general suspension Of
onstncss.
NlLWAuKEE, WIS.
RoAefat pfspaseh to 7aA T1hune.
MftWAuKEs Jan. 1.-THE observAtfon OF
New -Yrar's Day WAS more general than at any
time since the pnntc Of 1873. Nearly all Of our
leading citizens kept opcn house, and were tho
tho city met with employment, and tho number
proved unequal 10 the demand hy half. Tbe
flyers were oft on 1rnnt1 avenue during the af-
tcfnoon. causing that thorouGhfare 70 be lined
with intrrcste1i speciAtorr. The curriers' plared
An Interesting game on the Ice in the Mcnono-
nee Valley this forenoon. Three rinks nere
engaged
KEoKuK, II.
Apscs1f Nspntct 70 ~ Ttfbftt".
1 1KsoKvK. r.. san. ,:-NeT,Year'; psv in, h.
city. Open houses have been fewer IN number
than ussial, but The number Of entertainers has
been fully up to former years, the lat1Ice harang
tlubhcd together niore than ever, Nntwtth-
day, and the mercury has fallcn nearly TO zero,
callers isnvo been out IN force. The open houses
were profuseiv decorated. Tho ladies' weEe ele-
gunttv attirct, the spreads were rich and eAb-
orAtc, and altogether the day has hcen one Of
tho most brilliant OF aocial events in the history
Of tho city.
JNuIANAPoEiE.
Fntct1f MSta7fcA 10 7hr TribHHf.
1SnfA1AFOLt9, lnu. Jan. 1.-Ntw Years was
Observed here by general cessation Of business.
, 1879-01-02
FIRES.


al IAASAIkltEs9 4o{ss o. Us ......
CHARtgsrox. 8. C.. Jan. t.-At o'clock this
morning the large cotton press atchoutc ot the
Union Cotton rress Company was destroyed by
6re, together with le,l2l bales Of cotton. Tic
property contained four cotton presses, with
capacity Of pressing about 2.5o1 bales Of cotton
per diem, and storage roota for over 1900
baEca. Only two presses were running. Thc
buildings mud presscs were valued at nbout
$l0ot000; insured, 100000. Tho loss on cotton
Is estimated at S475.0oo. The Insurance
amounts to <472,250. The losers arc Knoop,
Ilarcman i: Co.. :s} bales; insured for elE1,-
goo; J. II. Hall Il Co., 5,6ss bales, insured for
fal7, ,0o0; Street Bros. 8t'9 bales, insured for
f49.t00; g. II. polfttzer, ID bnles, insured for
$500; Hlzcr. Rodgers Il Co., bales. Insured
for s240 Several frame dwellings In tho neigh
horllood damaged about e8,0OO, most Of which
In covered bv lg,surancc. The fire wns the work
Of nm .nccpdary. A man was hal1cd by thc
whtcllman few n,oments beforc the fire VISA
discovered, running from the placa, where the
frc started. The wAtchman shot at him, but he
escaped.
, 1879-01-02
CRIME.


MRS. KATE COBB.
NORWICH, Conn.,, Jan. 1.-The trial Of Mrs
Rate Cobb for poisoning her husband WAS re-
sumed this morning. Prof. Charles A. Doremus
was placed on tho stand. His examination
lasted all day, and is not yet completed. lie
testified that In ali he had examined ftteen or
twenty pounds Of Cobb'l body. 1u II he found
about quarter Of = grain of white arscnic. He
should Judge that there Was three times ~
much arsenic remaining IN the whole body. m Ak
Ing one grain IN iii. Arseutc, II adu,instered
long before death, will be found In every part Of
tho hystcm. IIc had found It In every part Of
Cobb's body which be Ind examined, and was
positively convinced that there WAS poison In
every part Of his system. His opinion vas that
arsenic wns present in quantities to Indicate. q
considered fatn1 doses, Tie poison might hare
been administered weeks before death. It cef-
tafnly Was some time previous. Adjourned.
, 1879-01-02
CUTICURA RESOLVENT,

and harmless to the youngest child, this grest rem.
edJ oders to the wcary tnrald absolute and perua.
nent relief. No combination Of medlcat substanccs
ever before offered the afflicted posseeses tho won
dc1fnl pfopeEtlea Of the KEsoLvkNr. No other
tcrnsi administfntion, OF Of electricity. or other
outward medical appliances possesses \ tithc Of
f4 curative power bccauae they do not strike 1t thu
great cause OF human Weakness aud suffering.
Having discovered ths tlcmenss OF disease that
mafotaln tho debiIItAted conditions OF scEouA and
setEupt u,. blood, The ltsso.vExT vas eompounded
the power Of dlasosiHE them away, to accomplish
Ehch it Eningles with tho contents Of tho stomach,
blood. and traytrxes every avenue and channel Of
the BODY. nentratrinR and e1pclng dFsease- breed
luz elements peEfectiug digestion, and purifying
tho circulating 1u1ds. It's medical action seems
uanoonded hccause Of It's reAoyent snd purifying
action. No medical preparation TO be fouud fhnnJ
Or the standard wufks possesses this new and orig.
lnal feature.
, 1879-01-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

1fOoLEY's THEATRE.
"KosalEnd With Cuckoo. SQng" wns pre-
sentcd for a New-Ycar's entertainment last
evening br Fanny Davenport and the company.
We prefer to gisc It this announcement because
It was not representation OF sltakspeare's plas,
but merclya reading OF one part In 1t, with
surrounding In the st,ape OF cast that might
have been moro arttsttcalty executed in stuceo.
Nothing could havo more clearly shown the de-
formitics Of what wo call the "star system u
than the performance which was quite cheer
fully greeted by M ovcrcsowdcd
audience last night. Shakespeare did
was rather III fayur Of tho combination system,
but As q practicable manager. eager to pleaAe
the Queen. the nobility. md gentry. ho would
undoubtedly havc demanded certain degree OF
chatnctcrs as JacqAts, OrfaAdo IoMt2xtonf, to say
nothing OF 1uarsu, tho Dauishet Nuks, tho
shepherds, and other minor characters. who con-
tribute 50 important share n the compostlon.
the part of RosaIit,d. and wo must
of that audncious adventures with notablo
spirit anu Intelligence, ann with cuHlmcnlabia
absence Of TINT desire for tho display Of tho
merely physical chaFH,s uf Rosa'tad which nsu
aly cnticcs tho hansls2tns. .iyonng.. actrais Into
tho forest Of Arden. sho dwcils morn upon tho
intellectual interpretation. and dsmisses with
proper contempt tho chcnp Charm which cnp-
tures vulgar nasnttatiuu by tho exhibition Of u
massive feg. But a!as for the n asier and llis
work, and oh, wt,at forest Of Ardent Thu
players played like aset Of badly-truIncd school.
boys who Ind Just learned their Lesson
aud knew little more Ut It
than problem IN Enci!l. The
lines wcEo spoken fccbfy md badly. Any little
girl in our public eclIoo1s would haro dnlIycrei
tho "aevcu AEes" DISCOURSE moro effectively,
and poor orlando rnalIc such sorrY nrurc, boil.
it dress and action, that II was quito inconccts-
able how the spriglltlY Rosa'ind could ever have
fallen In lore with him. Mss Davenport Is AMI
bilious. no doubt. but In attempting "As You
Like L. y her vautEnR ambition oyerstcps ftsclt.
It would not 10 so were shc supported by u
thoroughly.traInei company Of players accus.
TONED to play Shakspcarean dru,nas, but We t1ayo
few such among tho society actors of tu-iay, aud
wet think Mlss Davenport makes tn'staku In
endcayorlng to viyfsy such drama o. thts-tho
most cxactln0, perhaps. Ia tho Whole range OF
Hhakspeare's works-witlIont competent SID.
port. This evening "Loudon Asburauce y Will
he presented, with Miss Davenport ~ Lady Gay
bLaHktf.
, 1879-01-02
John Lothrop hIotley-A Contribution Of
bismarck to Ills Memoirs.

It Will be remembered! Tint John I.othrop
Motley and FFiHco bismarck wcre school. fct.
sows. o.: Homcs has Just published .ne-
molr OF Motley, and recelyed, tn the courso of
~ met Motley At tiosttncen In lss.. am not
Rure II nt the beginning. 0t Easter term or
attchaelrT,as term. lie kept company With Ger
inan students, though more addicted to study
than wc members OF the tiVhsiug clubs {cor,sjI
Although not having mastered ret the tscFnan
Language, he exesviseA q marked attraction by u
sonversatiou sparkling with Wit, humor, aud
originality, IN the autumn OF l53A, layng
10th OF Us migrated from Gotttncen to berlin
fos The prosecution Of our studies, We became
stfasse. There VIC lived tn the closest intimacy,
soaflhx meals aud out.ioor exerrse. Mot.
!sy " that lime had arrived at talk.
inG Getman duently; b. occuptd hitn-
poem r.u" = but sF'aii,sat'nF t4ita Fb. o''tss; sasa
even ~ composing German ysracs. Enthusia.tlc
adntrcrs of shakespeare, byron, Uoethv, he uscd
70 spae nls conversation abundantly with quo-
.alona tsoM tness us Sasofit1 authors. peril
usr!ous arxureT, 10 much 70 that some e. he
Matchet! my awskcolngs ID order 10 continue d
0!Acustlon gu sotue toptc uf science. poetry. or
practical lie, cut abort by the chine VI the s ali
hours, he never lost hls mild sud smtuple tetu-
per. Our faithful companion was Count Alex
andcr, KeyseE!tug. a native Of Couflaud. WHO
has si0cu achieved distinction a. 4 botanint.
Motley haTlug catered the diplomatic scfyIco Of
h!a country, VIC had frequently tue opportunity
o. renewing our friendly intercourse; At FrnnK-
Tort he used 10 stay with me, the welcome guest
ol my wife; Nc alao met At Vienna, and, later,
here. The last time 4aw min was Ia lS73. at
saf4sn, at the ceIcbtRtlon Ut uly silver wedding,
-namelY. tha tweuty-ttth anniversary. The
most striking feature Of hls handsome aud deli
fate appearance was uncomlnunly largo and
beautiful eyes. He ncSvr entered drawing
Foom without exciting the curiosity mud aynl.
pathg OF the ladies'"
, 1879-01-02

Nouie e+'qhetle' however,
THIS cLAssop DISTINCTIONS
Is not EcrT rigid or important. II tho new Army
oltl should pass and hhonld provo to make
tator wtlci, Its opponents cts,m he vnn1d be-
rnnrr. Enr,me.n .nnhht.hpe,, s,a v,,tn.
fnasn,,. = ao',,a - t.a".. Aou nse
',s'e nne"u''1 oou'u not 'hsens more gofleous
ml'lfafT co8t0me tfthn that "1llch aen. 6her-
man, after bis European tour, prescribed for
Atne ficau staff olf3ccra and which h.s al nfr zvor.
tnztsv 2n for a. .ho r,l,, f-,,r.,... - ~.
suus,' 90 'at 10 'Is eo'o irlppe1'ch Of 1he
eta't cofps Hent, tue Stranger might we'll have
thought himself A spectator At European
Court. hfr. Oaic Taslor, whose gtfo still sur.
ytrcs al a social leader. for tha frat i'm. oncn.
nj , ,r,r,,o ,,or.o ~. ,hn ..ca,,,", s -
on New. Years 'ay. To-day
THE suousEs or EvkRY PUBLIC OFFICIAL
and Of 4 great majority Of prtvats citizens
were opcnct for tho rcccntfnn of r,,cst. fror,
!. IL o'clock ID inc morning I'LL late at night.
Tho rcccDtton at tha White tiousc, notwilt-
standing the Indictment weather, va. exception
Corridors and all approaches 10 tho reception
rooms "cre ornamentca With faro plants
and flowers. This halls and parlors
i, n asr.raS ~. p.,s,s.... t.~,,.1.. w" W.
,l H. as'tEsa' @ t"e ites.uens nr,,nEnt Ars:
Je"ett. OF Chicago, Into tho bluc PArlor. and
The fIce-pretidcnt entered With Mrs. I1ayes.
Mr, Wheeler stooi on The right of Mr., Harc.
and Mrt. uarct next. with M,, ,Tcwctt, NJ n l.,
rs|o ~, hnr' iii, RI. ~. ,,,',n ..ns ~ - i,
ractfx i, i'm. X - oar,r ,,,,nn tnss W
s,on I, H. i;re .'e IT, ano.ts M.o;as5 nseie
Mrs' n"s,in~, n % Wrs Anier.nn ~ = finrinnn.i
lin Msscs Rrott Srra Wnnarorth. mi W..'
an,1raws .tco1 H. asin,. .".s.F ~ ni,,o 81
ior nnt.rto;nfnrr ~ r,.It,r. r"' "a " Ao ~
4o' ~ so. 1ns-, sws ,.s,r.. ~ s,
.xoo.,, sha-,na,, aaa,, a " TUE -; GAnISET
b. int,tcs. secTc,opy @ Sherman III d, p1.Ga ut sc".
naInY Is tne EaDnet, "a az @ newa tad hegn secnt.cd
n,hnp I,1taa m ai ims a. Ieve'a, o. ny
tatnns e,..it,,, III ~ X s: Ion I.cons
cag ~ =. sa ~ ns nv sue IT, ~ ~ re-
~. H.r VI rbs m,nJa,io IT, ro,a. ~" tss ..
hoI1 - 1a,,4a ,,ntfI,rsz,. ,,, % ~ u. a.
~ Il - H. s,sstNh ,t.t.sn WIN .e e1Sep-
,,'a,,-n,t, -, sI ~ H. cmat wy" VI aeco"n' o'
mm11 ~ wr,1rna C.n,sur ~ nrs,o,,.
-or.,xs', ascrc,nrn vorr.r.a a,rs usa4Gsms sess
~ -, .:'i, eIsS neatly wei
sxtth h,,n 81 wa saro Ws. .faTx' ,c1 !ceeN.
,.mrbtnr n;I.s Ta,ro "'s~a' ,.ha' H. H. o'uest
, 1879-01-02


Tho mattnces wcrc we'll attended yesterday ut
tho various thcatrcs, aud 40 wero tho evening
performances Tho Now-Yeas's holiday waa In
this respect fair financial success.
Tho Berger Family at llavcrly's Theatre aro
seaptng tho due rrward OF thcIr remarkable
musical merits, aided as they arc by tho power
full attraction Ut Mr. Hul Smith Russell. Their
entertainment Will be seen only ihts wock, mud
1t II well worth seeing.
A Rsand matinee will tc given on Saturday
afternoon at Union Park Church BY Wtlhcsmt.
the distinguished yiolint.t, who wtll ba assisted
by Emil Lleb'nE, Ntlltan Lewis. Etet,clm, and
others Of local celebrity. This ls 10 be one OF
Nfitea,1's farewell conccFts, and the admission
las been placed ut tho price Ut u {tnutical stu
dents tickets to bc sold at 30 ccnts). A public
rehearsal viii be given on Friday, forenoon ut IL
o'rlock In Turner Hall. On Sunday he viii give
popular coNCtrt there at : o'clock, with full
orchestra Tickets for these entertainments
may BE- had It Root E Sonn, 1Nt Htaro street,
tnd lowts d Ncwc1l's. tH9 6tate street.
, 1879-01-02

MnwAuKEE, jan. 1.-patrtek Carliug. .
farmer residing near Western Union junction.
camo 10 this city yesterday and sold team OF
horses. With tho proceeds CarItnr went on
spree. In the course OF the caEousAl he was
his being carried u an outot-the-way place,
knocked down, beaten and robbed. The
victim. who IL d man Of 60 years, suffered seyers
injury. II Is thought seTcral Of h[s ribs wcre
fractured by the ruflaos who committed th6
assault and robbery.
, 1879-01-02

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 1.-The advent Of tho
new ycar mas accompanied By what viii proba-
bly, result In brutal and unprogoked murder.
At late hour tonight u.an named Anthony
Domcr was walking up Gsatiot avenue on his
way hnrne, when cutter containing three men
came tearing along at rapid rate. Wien the
pants drew q revolver and fred, the
ball entering Do,nct's left thigh. taking IN
upward course, and, 1t is believed, penetrating
the lungs. Tbs wounded man sank to the pave
mcnt. Wills the cutter dashcd on. one Of the
party crying out, How's that for happy New
Yearl" A policeman heard the shot and ran to
asccrtafn its cause. Domer waa taken tn 4
physicants nfIlce, where tho bullet was probed
Tor. but could nut be found. The Injured man
Is alffrrinR from internal hemorrhage, and will
probably die. Ills assaflants are unknown.
, 1879-01-02

Dpz37a4 DF7IdltH 70 349 7776IHE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. lin response to u
call from the Governor, fourteen additional
members Of the State Guards Left Louisville
for Breathttt County to-day under command Of
= Lieutenant. Every man IN this squad was sc-
lccted because Of equestrian ability. At Mt.
Sterling tho eutirc party will receive horses. anil
Court IA in session. Fire outlaws ase In custody,
and their day Of trial will soun conntnrt. It
IL thought tue soldiers will be compelled 10 re-
natn in the mountains nil winter.
, 1879-01-02
1Ir. Emerson and Ills DoubIo-Tho Mistake
og Two Chicago ColfcHs Professors.


as Two Chicago College Professors.
Portland fle.j Irsst.
=, fosick htate the following truo atorJ way from
Massachutetts: Not many miles from Boston
known 10 two hemtsphefes ~ poet aud plloso-
pher. The namo Of tho quiet village that ls
honured by hta citizenship shall mot b. luen-
TONED. but fro.n liz study DC ran almost see tho
anu frc.l tue shot heard round the world" It
happeus that still neargr tue Hub lives 3 gcntlo-
tnan well kntwn in business aud So
eal s'rcles ss,, wnoso ;s 9t4.ls eaast'y sor;
I,eFsonage before neutioned; and this has led To
!nnny embarrassing anl lultcrou4 mistakes.
lie tanu here comes in tho dash OF the local col
or) took To vile some time ago a daughter Of
Alalnc. Some years since lie Ind ocrasIon 10
make business trip 10 Chicago, nad, ono rycn-
Ing, wh|lo occupying ruoln Ut the Palmer
uousc aud enjoying the succty OF = fEaurant
ctgar, messenger appeared with two cards aud
ANNOUNCED that two gem lctncn were In tho re-
ceptl0n-rOom below. ''Slow them up ot ollcc,H
said the gentleman to tue messenger. In few
minutes entered !ong-haiscd, decidedly i!ter-
ary-looking "leIlct," arrolnpa'lis,! By another,
enough dandruR On bis cuatcoiIar
to suggcst 10 my observing person
that he, too, belonged to tllat laborious but
bas 80 grossly lna'lgt,ed. There wus a hcarty.
Informal haHd-shakfug, and the two visitors II
presscd themselves a. tnors tflan delighted to
greet tho distinguished philosopher III the 'Cfty
Ut Dlamouds." !" wh.!o the host extended u hearty
welcome. ollcrc1 hts gucsss seats hg \ cheerful
open gTate, anil the cotnpxav entered into
lively conversation upon inattcFs lltesuTy
aud othctwasc After. very pleasant hour
Chastau-L1Lhe to eounteract tho chilling at
mos,tcrt without, TIE twu visitors, who, by
the way. wrFe Cu1lege Professors, prepared
10 take placc. our host said: "Iy dear ira, /
4upG have not tntAtcu you this evening, yut for
, 1879-01-02
ELSEWHERE.
0ALESUUNO. I'LL.

6stcsal Dt1oasca 10 zns 7tiauna
0ALEsnuHd. ILL.,, Jan. 1.-Ncw-Y Years las
passed or without any disturbance. Calling
has been ndulge.l Ia quito extensively, notwt.l,-
standing tho disaRrccable weather. The most
important event Of tho day Is the celebration Of
tho Emancipation PfocEdhhtidh 'by otfr roloreti
Citizens this evening. The exercises are being
held at one Of tholr churches. consisting OF mu-
eic, reading Of tho proclamation. and addresses
by several local coloEed orators. Tho weather
suddenly changed this AFTERNOON, thu therInoln-
oter falling several degrees.
'. . MENDOZA, IL1~
Speetui HspdtcA 10 TIA 7T4bnnA.
MENDOZA, ILL.,, lan. 1.-The last hours OF
1915 wtrc spent by ths Christian votar1cs in
vigil service III our churches, aud tho birth of
1871 was aunouuccd by the bring q ,auumcrab1u
a sa sna es y ws1e sa
tndulsed in by hundreds at tue private parties
that were being held tn number of residences
Of our citizells. Tie ncmbcrs OF the Casino
largo number had been invited. The might
wns very line. Ihern wcFn not many Indies
who kept open house. Among those who did
wcro Airs. Col Bowen: Mrs. W!se, Mrs. Best.
tic Mtsses Gordon, and Mrs. Wnltnn Cum.
tninra. business IN the banks and many Of tho
stores ras suspended, and jolly tmc seeming.
" onjoycdby all.
uALEAA, iLt%
Gpscfal [fspItcA 10 1ns 1t1bnH4.
observed tbe hdycnt OF tho nov year By gctl+
cfal suspehston OF business, social reunion, etc.
A few callers have been making tho customary
New Years. Waits. Bnow fell this forenoon.
The weather was mild during tho layt but cold
tonight.
JOLIET. I'LL.
6pteia. DtspatcA Is 1ad zrfomn4.
JOLIET, ILL. Jan. l.-Sow Yca.'a wins not
generally celebrated here ~ lultuuy, although
some business houses were Glo4ed, and number
of iadlcs ".reeeyc.i." The callers were more
unmefoun thnn on former similar occasions, aud
tho outtlts Of several parties were of very
unique Jescrtpttop. A SNOW Storm wl,lcl, cum
lencc1 ubout 10 d. ,n., auri6tsly iutericrcd with
nTEl.f.isn, It'll,
sptcias Di.puieA 10 7as 7ttsunA
HTEnLINts, ILL.,, Jan. lin a,,ttc OF the crcccil-
Ing unpleasant weather, tho usual Ncw.icur's
customs wrrc quIta generally observed III this
pleasant reception IbIs evening, which was
largely stteudcd,
spRtHuFIELp. ILL.
Rptetai Dtspateh IN M 7tfbt.m4.
SFRtN0rIkLp, ILL.,, Jan. 1.-Ncw-Year'a DnY
was generally observed IN tho city by the r}us.
ing OF pub1i, htiIidInus TIM narttsI sl,snensiou
of business. and hy tha c,1xtI1fnarv ratla 4
larger uumbes OF latI(cs than uslpi Kent open
hoitc. and calling wnx mars Vut,rrof thsn In
former ysass. Tonight several cuurcl, festivals
were hcId, and society dances aud balls. as we'll
at sosial rcuuIons,
1,pe.rt,n TIL,
6onfat U<.satrs 70 r. 4,1aus.
nscArUH: ill.,, Ju,,. 1,-Sew.Yrsr'a Duy was
observed nero ID a general way. Muny of the
usilurrI in by military tn,il a. f,uan1.; TrmnrT
0nii wn,rh ncetinws NJ tha ,.i,nr,I,s. nn1 ie't1
peranco fair and fes,tyai ~ the latIrnaeia
Arntnr ti,I,kr .rEu tont ,,ncn hn-a - Ior ,.,rn
III. i j. Wnn" st-s II = @U.ssa's ts.' u
Wn.nu H. - aH'iish,mn." - - -
f.-9~s'f - - - xA~tAUSsfp.t AAs1' ~ 80
, 1879-01-02
&1n fHl1 MM


Tho stockholders OF tho various mines not ore.
producing during TINT periAi ot slnlo paid fl
osscssl,ents &5A II. ~. Tue orc product OF
tho Consolidated Virginia amounted. uU to
sept 50, to QUO, ,'s,3 G5n Tic California, UP to
tho sums date. 4i,ar2. 0.e. TiIesu .wo mines,
under tho management Of Mcssrs. Aackay u
Fur, Yield altogether tt1l ,oa1, TN. All tl,s
other n,ncs togut,ler produced s1u0, AAl, III,
making total Of ISL, 100000 OF courpo
fayc omitted fraettoual numbers. Hclrher paid
tn dividends, sla,s37, 10; Crown Paint, sli.-
h>3,Uu; Consolidated Virginia, 4l,4UuN;
bullion of tl!css two mines IL &c, ,1o0, ,uU; MI
othcr nina, Including Bcirhcr md Crown
Polnt, s43,N;s, TOO: tot41, 4il5, Id, ,1U paid In
dtvideuis. Fur those who MAY rase to have
deta'la give thu following tshlu Of tbs pstuct-
pAl tiltlle8'
, 1879-01-02
CUTICURA


sa;istfa e. hy ,ho cuT1sux4 Spar, = sinpl, wonder.
otel practitioner. Nothing Ike It has ever bc-
fore been known for the cure Of ltumo.s OF the
GERS. Sore and Disch2rstng Wounds. burns,
nealds Cuts and Fester!, ltching Piles and Itching
Affections. Sore md eft1 M1sclea and 1olutt.
tnents. Every assertion regarding this rrmcdy
II tssnpporteo by documentary evlaeucs In our pos-
Aesston,
, 1879-01-02

NEwPonr, T. l., Dec. GA fire broke out in
tho fine villa Of John N. A. Griswo1d, President
Of tho Chicago. burlington g. Quincy Railroad,
situated on Bellevue avenue, this morning. and
before It could be subdued damage to the e1-
euptcl by Jud0o Hugh i. Dickcy, OF Chicago.
II Ia evident that the fro had been smoldcrinR
for some time uudcr the fireplace on the sccund
floor, md Ind finally communicated Itself to tho
timbeEs underneath. The frcscolng on the walls
and several cxpens[ye carpets wcrc ruined. Tho
fire was discovered BY Mrs. Dickcy, who, dress
Ing hurrtedly, aroused the scrvants and mcm-
bcra OF her iamily, and had her invalid son, for
whose hhncft sho ID rcnalnLng here, removed to
d place OF safety.
, 1879-01-02
Gen. GRANT wus an Illinois man. The State Il
not at ali cxt,anstcd trlt will offer you canli.
dates when the time comes.

Tho b1ackcst and most unparuonnbIe sin that
nny Republican In Illinois can commit, In the
ewes Of the LOU Literary Bureau, is to prefer
Uncle DICK to our Jol1N. All thoss who do
Nmuet go.n
, 1879-01-02

Tho President bus vcry Justly pardonel II. C.
lla,trcs In rotpousu TO the teutIon Ut the Judge
aud eleven Ut the Jury who convicted him lat
ycar), Louisville tky.1 postal ttnployo vi ho was
guilty u technical violation uf the law ia max
!I.g Mail-key Wien the regular one Wa Lust,
stored, but never uaed either to steal anything.
md gs7o up the Ona ho had made ~ auon ~ he
found Tint he waa technically violating the law
III loltinKit. fat red taps Imprisoned the u an
i've children depending on him for support:
, 1879-01-02

UUTCIIENED IN ANOEN.
Clxo1ssArt, Jan. lat q gathering Of young
people at M!ddlraeek. Floyd County, ky., a
dApute arose between Noah Watkins aud Green
Wade Hamilton, which soon changed Into
fight. Watkins drew q knife aud plunged II
into Hamtlton'h neck, causing death shortly
afterwards. Watkins wAs tatlcu.
, 1879-01-02

ANOTHER ArILL-DUsT DISASTER.
DUBUQUE, H., Jan. 1.-This morning, bc-
tween midnight aud o'clock, sae large atone
hourtng.mill At Rocklalc, two miles west Of this
city, was burned to tho ground. As no other
possible caufo eau be asccrtained for IT. origin.
II Il believed that tho aro originated from tho
flour gas tn tho patcnt-nour department. There
waa largo quantity Of grim and -four In the
mill. al Of which was destroyed. Tho mill was
valued at $2s.000, and wns insured for el7,00O.
Ihis Mill was tic only building remaining In
tho iittle hamlet Of Kpckda.e On The morning OF
tue rreat food ot july, 1870, In which forty