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appears to l,o mentioned. The Democrats name
NrcctcY again, but no one appears to be taking
any interest iti the office.


special meeting OF the Village Trustcos was
held Imcsday evening 10 consider communtcn-
uon prosnnted by proporty-holdcra in rnforcnco
TO the new lateral scwcr running north from
Davis street. After citing tho ordinance under
Which tile so"er was built nnd the assessments
made' 1t goes Oh to ahow that The sowcr Is laid
face than tho Contract e pre.crlbes, , At, and
that pars OF u ls OF vcry poor mptcrtat: all at
warns war; ttc Board MT to accept The work OF Mar.
TT, MtNicf0ls under penalty Of the law. Tho
culntntlncntfNr1 wns referred to tho Village At.
tornos: Boar1l adjourned.
the yacht CruAoc, lntcly purchased OF Chicago
parties by three members OF tue life crew. sho
Inns lo'!Gth oTcr oil Of twonty.ouo feet, and is
d fast satler.
Bs1LnuooD.
An accident, the rcs,tt Of criminal carcless,
and one which will cost the Fort Wayne Com
pany many hundred dollars. occurred yester-
day morning at the crnssng OF The Fort Wayno
nnd Rock Island tracks. Tho accident occurred
about n'clock In the n.orn!t.g. A Rock Island
freight loaded with grain and cattle was cross
!ng the Fort Wayne track coming Into Chicago.
Whon tic train waa about haif over thu track 1t
was run into BY Fort Wafne freight Eolt,E
west. Sir Of ste Rock Island cars loaded with
hogs shared the fate Of the OILERS,
but nonu OF thu animals wcre killed,
IN one OF tho gran.cars wBro Nix trntnps, steal
'ng a rdo. who by tnlracle escaped uninjurctl,
although tEcv Wero scattered promisr.lolstv
Along The track. 'fhe cnglnc Of tlle Fort Wayne
traln was thrown fr1n tllr tracK and bnl!y dam.
aged. Tho law requires tl.as MI trains ellall
come to full etop before crossing nnntl,er roal.
II Is frequently the case on some nf tho roads
llat freight trims slo not observe this Law; they
snw.up. but do not rome TO full stop on &C.
coint Of the trouble to start UP ngafu., In this
case The engineer claimed it was so foggy
that lie could not seo when he can,o to
the crossing, anil was gs,ing too fnst
10 stop when fln saw the other train. Tho Rock
Island had the right nf way In casa both trains
arrived nt the crossing ut The sBme ltmr, but
the Rock Island had matlc stop and had start
ed gu its VA! when It was rim Into, The Fort
Wayne Is liable for n'l datuaCc, ant, that no ono
was Killed is great wonder. About Q O'CLOCK
yestcrtsny morning. Hhfle The wreck of The nborc
slnash-1p WIS beln: cleared AWAY, g. 4. Limo,
In thc employ Of The Rock lslnrld Company, was
badly crushed by ono of Tic cars falling upon
him. Ha was conveyed 10 the residence Of hfs
motl'er, on F,fty-nInth street, und attended hy
pr. Lovcwell, resident surgeon ot Tic roatl.
Last evening he was unconscious, and 1t Is
probable that he will die.
, 1879-07-31
THE CITY-IIALL.
Four cascs OF scarlet fever yesterday.

Four cases OF scarlet fever yesterday.
Tho City Treasurer Yesterday received $o,Bg3
from the Water Department., $1,000 from the
City Collector, and s427 from tho Qomptrollcr
Tho Committees on judiciary, and iiarbor
mud Bridges aro called for to-day, aal tho COM
mtttces Oh Finance, mud Health and County l.e-
lAttons, the ne1t dag.
G.. u. Newell, Chief Of Police, anil James
Cavanauet, Of the Fire Department., Of s!uske-
Ron. Ascli.. called nt tho roukcfy yesterday, aud
were shown around.
The Comptrol1er yesterday recciscl from the
Aesienee or Duncan, Sherman Il G.: Ne"
York, third sf!videnu Of + per cent. This tism
1allrd In 1875, owing thu city s42W-0.
The figures naked from tho Water department
for snpplynE Lnke, Bluff with water. from tug
iaxe weto preacnte1 yesterday, and forwarded
70 Elder .tutkins Tile total cost for furnishing
loihD gallons per hour, with silc necessary ms
cli!ncrv null hytarants. Is figured at about
Si0,an II remains To b seen how the figures
crty.
Gen. Leb nnt1 his friends wcro pushing ibis
elalms yesterday for Larrabec's place, Hit ho
was satisfied that ht would he appointed to-day.
Against him, loworcF. were : .. HaSes and l,fs
friends, ntri many waro predicting usht the lnt-
ter woulA he given the place. It Is thought tfte
change will bo mnic to-ttay, md many applt-
cants for places nrc looking forward to other
changes.
Among tho building permits yesterday nero
the following: c. Ka.leltit.t to nerct swo.story
dwelling nt No. 3y4 West fudlan4 street, to
t.,st S1,500; 10 7. V, Wadskicr, 10 prcct three
story 6tnre nmt dwelling Mt No. 800 State
street, to Gust 1880; to T. AfcNulty, to erect
two.stors dwelling 1T No. Is Lincoln street, to
rus. f4,000; as.d 10 ". Il. King and i. N.
Williams, 10 erect two dvcstory dwellings.
Monroe street, near Fifth ayeltue, to cost Il, 600
each.
Health Commissioner Dc Volt stattod for
PHILADELPHIA fast evening to attend conferenco
OF tsIc health authorities OF the Eastern cities.
Among tho questions 10 be considered will be
" Dlsntcctants, their uso and abuse, nrtt what
they nre.h lie has Ills hobby, md go tnva The
othcrH who will lie In attcnlancc, no doubt. Flo
bellevcs that sulphurc acid is tile very best dis.
infcctAut, and Will champion lts ,,se. Whatever
may be the result Of hts visit WILL bo 1uly noted
ou bis return.
, 1879-07-31

Fonr HURON, Mich.. July ~. Passed Up-Propa
Lowell, benton. Garden City, Avon, Ira ChaGeo
and barCcs, W. l.. Wctmore and cnnsort; scl,ss
aohn Il. Noyes. Ed Fitzgerald, Nsilia Wilder,
Jan,ca Wade.
Down-frops Oneida, Leala Gilbert Oaceola,
IL. lossph, Il. rrnd,yils aud consor.; atmr
Ecwconaw: .ug Torrent and raft; sctrs George
Murray: Wells nusL David Vance, Jau,cs Couch,
Annie vouRhl, liIggie Ant Jancs.
Wtnd-Sorth, gentle; weather nuc:
=, lnnv HvnoH. July 3l-l0 y. .n-Down--Ffops n
pnFtaEe, Yosemite and fpn&art Mary Mills, Nay
CITY and tow; schrs Clara Parker zach Chandler,
Madosa, lydesabad, Queen City. aad II. i.
t!l'-I'rops Raleigh With Kato wlua!ow und
l.ncerhe, Forest City and cu1soEt. Scotia, Olesn
aud bafgea, Mary pringle and baTgos.
, 1879-07-31

smaller producer, finds himself withou. ~.
whcrrwitaa! to drill ner wells, sun,u Of tis rio
producing firms, With lar9o capital stock one He
ample tankngc capacity aru not tlIsconcestcda IT. ~
The low price OF ni,'or tho crowded condition y y,
thc pipelines. They continue drilling, rec,lrnn
additional territory, nald 1naka money viii ~
o. 70 tenn per larrc'. Quo firm thai Ii opetats ot.
few uonths ago md tinti that with ts s nrois
uct at 81 barrel they haye pntd Tic total sqs
ueliso Of drilling and lifting up u we'll In nInet,
days. An tE!cn Of tho present depressed stst!.
OF business may be iorsvctl from n culpln ~
statements OF ttea1crs In otl-wcti supplies,
dealer totd youe correspondent ilat,iniIl rrthi.s
the past thirty days ho did n business OF fromn
t1,50n 10 e2,6x daily. In tho muntl, OF ,iT.
THUS far his receipts iIavo averaged about Snf
per dicm.
, 1879-07-31
DEATHS.

FULTuA-on Tuesday, July 70. A, s. Fulton, priu,.
CT. Mgcil II ycnra. '
FuLura! wlll tchve Northwestern depot cornerof
GHnAl nnu kinzc'sts today tThutBay) At p. H., tQf
r0LBfaon Fucslsy. July ., Wiley c. Tnloy. p.int.
Fuierni wtt leaYo Northwestern depot. cotne, o,
IsoscIilil. " F e'
fecond oldest daughter OF J. 81. and Mary Ann Cllpnt
~ months ~
FnneraI July ?t BY cnss to Calvary Cemetery from
Z. n. ". r. Il. depot, pens Ktnzie'st bridge.
ME!stsiitt-At Madison. Wis.,. IN tho evening OF
.Ini5 ~ after painful nEsa Mrs I. Merrill of Csa
y1llefN f mother Of T. Il. Merrill Of tha CiLy aRed
n ytAfA and II days ''f -HS~
- Utlca IN. " papcrs please COPY.
FALMEt Funeral services Of tic Iafc etepten rs,m.
ef Will 10 held at !ts residence, No. G73 Wcst atop.
I'll Thurnday u o'clock p nj, carriages to li0sehl.
, 1879-07-31

filling tic vacant Cnpta|ncfcs 10 tho Police De-
partmcnt wcre correct. Lieut.. Eberaod is to
succeel O'Donnell at the Armory. and Lieut..
hathaway Is to take 0unu's place at the CHI
,caso Avenue statlon Hhcn the latter quits this
evening.
Aid. Jonas told tho Mayor yesterday Tint tho
Lientcnant was a good, popular ulan, aud LIS
appointment would give general satisfaction.
E5ersola. rs 10 KNOWN, has been acting Captain
since O'DonncEls promotion to tho Assistant
Supestntendency. linttsaway. on tho other
hand, has been attending to his usual dut les,
since Guaa's RESIGNATION doesn't tnke effect
until Aug: l.. To-day, however, ho will step
row: A general order is to 6e issued
notifying tho force Of these promotions, and
also Of the other changes that lave taken place;
a!id 1t ts likely that tho Same order will cover
tie promotions Of others to tho vacant Ltcuten-
antc!es. scrcennts viii, OF course, vet these
places, bnt thu particular oncs agreed upon by
the Masur and the tstant.Snperintcpuet.t arc
unknown; nor could It ho learned Yesterday
what patrotmcn aso to be stloved afcad usE,
There Was rlmor TINT sx.Captatn l3tckty wos
to got IL lteutenancY. but thia Is nut probahlc
rs the MnYoE IL not tncsincd 10 10 outside.
strong ef!orts iavo been nude 10 aecure for
Buckley hia old position, hut lint is out Of The
question. Tie only hope for hin !s to 70 on as
patroltHan and walt Ills chances. Othcr cx.
officers arc also figuring for restoration, but
illey will all be disappointed.
,,.,..t n,aaonT th1ss "uose removal IS eatd to bc
>""soo'p'"'eu e'o
CAPT. HOOD AND LIEUT., HELL.
The former is suro to be tiecapltated. Tho lat.
Lieut.. cajla,n,, IN Im"ntncI tlno ~ .h,a,. u.hso
certain, lleyo aru tu Lg ,trrat mani ch.mMas ID
moro tbnn INV nno nnt ~ iho % In:'. ~
idea or An "tntl,nnta Irtrmi !, ,vh, Ias ri5 ai5
credit nj brInr nr,sfctl sot,i ft'nro ,, o .''s
renrral cirnnfu..nt,t ,,ot sn,v ~ w. ~ ~ u
j0rrc, but OF o,ilcera md 1unn. nh" ann,s ,ta,
tIeu,nn ai6u sail ihnt Sinon ntnonns1i H.. ~, ssn ~
In nnnoi,tetl Runrrinroninn a. .n''s - nns n ~
dcs.-an nycnt inokc1 Tor nvnry Tnv 10 ,,'::y
,lc Office or AsslstAnt Slrmrfntcmicrt T. -, ''ss ~
am,ljsirl. nr Tn,hcr nnt i,in1 a1l ,,, 10 10 ne
saved, Ttts ucc il rrailv I,s,,rsa onn o a9t
wllcc, ,-.1i the Mayor, il Is uu1erstood. 90 r.,.
snrds 1t.
contain some Information for the guislanca ui
the lorcc,-nMong utller things n notification
ttlat attention to duty alono will aec.srn protno.
tlo1'. II bus been tl,t habit Of 0lifters us well
q inen. to snend a Eo.u! deal oi their timo In
hnttOn'lDltng Aldermen n1.l politicians with
View to advancement, a.lll Mayer Harrison saws
tint tht. prncticc mlst be broken I'D. Kcicr-
cncc may ntso te naauo to perjury 10 SECURE con.
vlrtsons,-a very common thing With policemen,
who have bcob ted to believe Tint tie mnra per.
SONS they convict tho better fitted arc they for
their positions.
TIM FOLLOWING DOCUMENT
was left on The City CIcrs t.esIz yrstrr1ov morn.
iny: '''o''
n.ha uutcr.,opoa .x,,,1
tcnlancu uf iii tho s,nh.r. II tSo VIZ 1nN nn ,uS ~.
Monday ut 3::iU. Aug, i. Al ile civ f.tert,s oco
for reference and rcFy tinpurtAat ia
ALu. WsrTxmHH
, 1879-07-31

Bradford tFa.i LsFrsspondtHcs fAlta5tinALs Frtss
the Bradford District, producing daily a0,O0U
barrels of ctude oil. For s,ytral mouths past
there hasa been uyer 800 new wells finished
monthly. During July and August, however,
the number will not be 80 large. With his tapks
EuuunG over aud w salo for hls preu4et, tie
, 1879-07-31

DELICIOUS,
PFlcas havos'nG extracts require much less IA
quantity. and when uscd In cakes, puddings, otc,,
1nhkcs them dctciuus
, 1879-07-31

,RDWE-EA!s1ES-tn Milwaukee,. July IT. ta7a hf
Sr kdwatd Howe or les No!neA H.. aud Siiss jds
l., danEhcE Ut the Iate Nr. FGr!ess Of MiIAxaukct
, 1879-07-31

Never healtatc. bus in all cases 70 10 payson,s
gil State street, for randy nnd cIrass.
, 1879-07-31

McKeonRh, and Mr. Rysn vera appointed a
Committco on Grounds The Committee then
adjourned Until Saturday night.
, 1879-07-31

lAe n1lro tax III queattnH 10 Tor this pilrpDSc. A
petition for the extension Of .u time Tor collect.
tnE tlm assessment MUS presented to tlIc Council
Monday cyentnK. md, rs Tho Committee on
Strcsts and Alleys recommended It's extension
M 1or ono Year. the Council copcurrcl In 1t. Aid.
Turner. the representative OF the wnrd, OK
plaiued the action of the Council To thusc nrcs-
cut aud, a. nli seemed to b. snttsiIcd With tic
atatc Of al1atrs, the meeting adjourned.
Miss Caroline stranman Is reported missing
sIncc last Friday from her hume, No. a5:, Mar.
n IT. street' ns se came here nsq yea. ago from
hair blue eyes, iisit "'t,11 conp,exion' sItf
md was clad In 4 block dress and tut nuI
ll!sht l!sht saeaue: she lett ho.no to 60 10 No. 359
for domestic In one Of ths daily lsarcrs, Sic
evidently was not thcr0 carly enough.
H. & st.uao, s sr ifs 1ss,ss. n1s,ss s.l s5l Eoi
sotno i!arm has bcfal1ca hcr,, and In some WY WY
have It circulated That the house mentioned is
continually advertising for youug doulrst!ca,
hut that nobody Ects situation there. In
consequence Of these and other such ru,nors
an .upusual effort Is being mado to Ana thc
Mt. John r. Hoxto returned from business
trip to Tcxas Tuesday, A renortor met him
yesterday, aud inquired about his trip, aa,d II he
had met any cases Ct yellow;fsscr., lIe said he
aud bad not seen Or heard Of auy yellow fever
at any OF the points whore he had been. Tcxas,
lie says, Is efftctually Quatapttuetf frouI .h,
fever, both by way Of the Gull aud from tho Mis-
sissipp! River. Ito says he ia pleased with bis
trlp, which has tnyigo,ated him antt made him
feel u hundred per cent better Whom asked
Ills 0ptn!on Of Kansas City, TIC said tlat II was
One Ut lhr faatest growing towns Tor It's Age
f,Iat la knew OF, aud he thought It wss destined
TO 10 = large business centre. alr. Ho1ie hus
large interest in the Kansas Stock arIs, and
this Is The first time he hnA visited tb4t punt,
liz bus other large interests III Texas, which hu
thinks bas thu finest climate and soil OF auY
section Of thIs country.
4 meeting Ut the COMMITTEES from the Txjsh
Societies Of the city to consider itu eubicct Of
holding m lrlsh demons tratt tttn-nIcntc On Inc
18TH OIL August took piaca ut Duslu's HOTEL last
evening. II Has decided 10 cosv goutruct for
MI, exhibition Of ttXhtroEs walking, The Sec
retary stated tiat Gt1i. Logau haI parsonsIly
promised to attend the picnlc a,Nl mskp Il
speech aud that no reply had been received tu
nn. Invitation to tue Governor and Hruator david
Davis to be present and speak. 4 telegram
Was also received from Patrick Ford
editor of tie New Yosk Irist }YUr;a'
1eEret:lng thst he could not be present, sutl,u
discussion waa had regarding ttu ttas!ttI1ty If
inviting otleF distinguished gentlemen tu bpcuk.
but It VA decided so walt until SATURDAY. night,
IN order 10 SEQ II sone reply ~as not received
tsom Gov. Cul!otn, Senator b4Yls, and Huu.es
Gu1, to WHOM Invitations hsd heet sent by tic
Cumlntttcc. it was aKreed to inyIte tbs Sheri-
1an Guards Of milwaukee, the EMmet Guards
q PeoEla, aud the Htbeknau and Cianua-(iael
onatds Of this city. Mt. Agnew, CspL John
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-16

ENJOY LlFE:-What a truly beautiful world we live in Nature gives us grandeur of mountains glens and oceans, and thousands better wien h perfect health but how often do the najoritf of peopleifed like giving it up disheaftenea, dbcouragedla and worried 9out with disease, When there is no occasion for this feeling, as every sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory proof that Greens August Flower will make them as free from disease as when born. Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint is the direct eaasevef seventy five. per cent. of such maladies hs Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Headache, Costiveness, Nervous Prostration, Dizziness of the Head, Palpitation of the Heart, and other distressing symptoms Three doses of August Flower will prove it's wGnder- ful effect, Sample bottles, 10 cents. Try it. Sold by w. K. Peck, Litchfeld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-16


 The United States offer the best 'homes for immigrants, after1all. Some time ago a num- Der of English artisans chiefly mill hands, left Massachusetts to return to the old coun- try but men of the same trades are now flock ing hither from several parts of England and Scotland. Somewhat earlier, number of persons of various nationalities hoping to bet ter their condition, formed small colony to go out from New York to Brazil. The whole colony, or those who survived of them, return cd here much wiser, but not quite so rich as when they left. Last week another expert ence was exemplifed of the same sort. A party of Russians arrived at this port from Rio after sojourn in Brazil that led them to believe that even Siberia must be preferable to it. Land was indeed given them for nothing out there but nothing would grow on it. So now they are all very glad to come to Ameri- ca, and they are going out to Kansas to make as they hope, permanent homes Russians make very good citizens, especially when they have no knout or exile to be afraid of, and America will be glad to welcome as many of them as may have the power and the will to emigrate to her hospitable shores.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-16

Postmaster General Key, in q. recent con- versation about his summerstrip in New Eng land. said: *8 465
 Il had never heen in New England untH recent years and never spent much time there until this summer. 1 confess 1 had no concep- tion of the natural beauty of the country, the wealth of the population, taken as a whole, the extent and perfection of the machinery which drives her vast manufacturing interests. In fact all the machinery ever saw in my life before seems ridiculous when compared with what saw in New England. It was reve- lation. These people are of the same general stock as the rest of us but they are immsnsely aheads They have made it themselves. A large majority of the men with whom I was thrown in contact--the originators, owners and directors of this vast manufacturing sys- ground and built up, and I cannot see that they had one particle of advantage over any other section of the country to begin with"
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-16

THAoKERAY COMPLAINS TO AN EDIroR.-ln 1S45, in the Edinburgh Review, Thackeray reviewed N. F. Willis's 'Dashes at Life" '" Lord Jeffrey, who knew nothing of the .au- thor of the article, wrote to Macvey Napier, the editor of the Review, that Willis "might have been as well let alone, and his reviewer is not much better than himself" Thacke- ray thought that his contribution would have been better if printed as it left his pen. Ac- cordingly when acknowledging the receipt of a check, he wrote to Napier:
 From your liberal payment can't but conclude that you reward me not only for la- boring, but for being mutilated in your service. tion which you were obliged to infiict 'upon my poor dear paper. mourn still-a what father can help doing for his chldren-for several lovely jokes and promising facetia, which were born, and might have lived but for your scissors, urged by ruthless necessity o, to think of my pet passages gone for ever!"
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-16

z The success of the Read Carpet Co.'S Car pets is something wonderful, commencing a few years ago making not more than five or six thousand yards per month they have in- creased to an enormous production which is all
 mediately taken up by such leading houses as
 A. T. Stewart & Co.,, & W. ds s. Sloane, N.
 Y. They are not only the handsomest designs, many pfthem rivalling the best Body -Brus- sells, but they are superior in quality to any Carpet made, and are sold at prices lower than the same grade of any other make. David M. Read, of Bridgeport, is the sole agent for the United States, he supplies all other merchants with them and cuts them up to his Retail cpstimers at wholesale priees,s
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-16

The Rev. w. H. H. Murrays eastern friends have heard nothing from him since the publ- cation of hls open letter. Some three years ago. in the course of a conversation with an intimate friend upon his future prospects in life and the vicissitudes of fortune peculiar to the times, feeling of sadness seemed to come over him, and he remarked that if ever any misfortune should overtake him he would abandon civilization, and with rod and gun would seek out some wilderness, far from the haunts of men, in which to pass the remainder of his days. It IS surmiseds that he may be carving out this plan. s-sa-
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-16
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Thecaptive Zulu King, as we hear, by, a cable despatch, was taken on his arrival at Simon's Bay on board the war-ship Boardicea. He there, as was on Sunday affirmed by the cable, saw soldiers at drill and expressed his wonder and admiration as follows: ''Ohl I was only born yesterday, am mere baby. never should have fought against such good men as the English, who intended to take away my country and govern it so much bet ter than could. They shot us to make us Christians. 1 ask pardon for shooting back again."
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-16
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Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-16

Cur THIS Our. IT MAY SAVE YOUR L1FE.- There is no person living but what suffers more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs, Colds Or Consumption, yet some would die rather than pay 72 cents for bottle of medi- cine that would cure them. Dr. Boschee's GermSa Syrup has lately been introduced in this country from Germany, and it's wondrous cures astonish every one that tries it. If you doubt what we say in print, cut this out and take it to your Druggist. and get sample bottle for 10 cents and try it, or a regular size for 75 cents. Sold bY, Y,WsK. Peck, -.,
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Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-16
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