The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 1

c. sr 'ft ill; i iff i i i I lit 1 i I I i ill INDIANAPOLIS, FRIDAY EVENIIiG, NOVEMBER il, 1879.. I T.W'l rrirt. e.ix n.Liwi i ci. ruta.

Ati umMTmn wear I Basra apes the kT fcoM ta at the (wanting not srf.w 1 eM. fc. V. Th SteAmboat AMU ul E. Walnatat.

AM Ei A good srt ah is aaoa ful at o. Tennessee St. I wo (xrta lot kitcuca sct Ctrcia I lai.oroa at It S. tx.ra A4Jra B. all It II stLo.

If AM i I Cut i Wasbioroa a kaf. Esi A Co, 177 ta a I at ZJi W. If A. Klamlr ub 1 bam lea," a ran ta 1 1 to la eatu cirmx. lAlaaa avaao tor oar.

I AM i rrmi jod aaoeiuscr atil. isrw i 4 Ik. Kulnl D0OI iuaM Ki bj ro Uaa ly fri. at 71 Am at. 1 'iti i wi 4ur foeri awnfofk I tt liO ut r) Und I llfiMLi) oid baia Biaa Md a Be Of II vi m.

wofta, lrxima t. mm tlTAkii two rrst tM Unnni I (w vi lw utu a at. at ixruo al a WAiilHi ura dn.p at al IHInrtttH. ah a od frU at ii Mona Vim. at ao vajUubif uc ami riMtJ ll Ata tt at, truit do li'ht fcoaiork; trlmacx rtjalr4.

Btol AMi ill lor 0 cara; i and ciiockt rcip lorcufb. bard, 77 Kaxkai, Mat WAbTi.i r.A!i mruoc tr Uwa totbt Ix niaea liotti i.anni 17 Fena tt. a ie bl uyw lJ i rira to lb thee. Sid I. I.littoia.

at ol "tirANllJL Bul.bcr coat, blat ija, boeta aud arctic to rejjalr, at 21 irylnli aa. I "tlf AM lo bar or trlf light woo I Joa. Z.uusermau, I Abtbama at. I A5 1 KT' Yoa to pnoa our atovea aad Ua vara, weakie oa. a Jiaaoan leapt.

oi 1 AMi i Wtuiitm at nar; Taiarraat If Fie; tan (peak German, lui llovard at, oe tl IT AM I V. bo t.M a food aoaiid honta ax II chi.i Isrl auuli jT Additi 16 toti. coal WAh1k.i Twe expwienrvd dinloa rwa g'rla. XUinoU. uo tl ir ATtX A real hrj, one brtT ie lumyt wgoii.

ntol "ITT AM fO (oO'l girl tadu (noaral boa wwork; temUr 01 itataediately, Tork at. I WAM Ll 1 uat teilow wii fc id tbe caill at to tmt ret ooe of Bnyder'l lire Fads aad be cared. 4 a "llj Abl i.l Yoa to call and ee our H.M panta, Jl ta 't In tb city, at Maell it 'r40 Sooth IJ i I. i Oood buiii pmrw riT In exehanca lor UlA W. U.

A Coffln. K. Dc'awart mth Vnriy to oocupf tw room for ll ht bouaekeepliig wo nnfarnisbiwl or board. 3i uhtl D. rrsn.

at. To. 'i a W.ierr and 000 feet ton irf. 1 1 tD be retail eland la the city. Addrew New at hi lir AML1 I wnt to rant a mil (arm not too 1 ur tov, ht eu saiMia o.Mt M1" I II 1 1 l4 1UAMLl Adishwah aid dining room boy ao oa Ubla lor snoala, At CenUal Bocae, M.

Wlu, sU I I AN 16 borw to winter: od abetter, I nay. corn and fodder. 13 Meridian street ctiotndf A Co. a TlfANTLl First class cook for new hotel tbe II 1st of leoeanber. Ti ibon, Ind.

Address, with terms, T. G. noil WAN1E1 75 cords wood chopped and plied. Call at N. New Jersey at, belar 8 A.

m. or iter 4 In th erecicg. I XirANILL or I furnished rooms far light 11 bousekenlnr by gen Ueman and wile. Ires Prompt Psy, News otfioa. Ad.

I WAM i it koowa that snarkllng aooa and 'T I watHr nd ehmoe ears can be had at Pii'i A lioffman fane fcierk. w.l.m WAN 1 1 gentlemen to occupy front roam, with good aceomroodationa and board If aired. Address H. this otto. 1 WAN 1 Tbi ladies wno sra untring with ry lorm of feuiaie diaeaiMS to try bcydefl No.

2 Tl. fruld by all dmcista. AN1 l.i Men whoaresodering from kidney II arTtnal troublea, or any weakaaaa, ta aseli tDyder's kidney Padssnd be cured. es AN1 Ei If you want to learn practical book. "If keep thatTectng, call st room feint.

Chsa. Petarn. a. conntant. aa'tf lAMt Peraotis wue wbt neat fitting iatl I i tn rail on 1 Horrit, K.

Wahlngtoa wbo wiJ Riak prtcer te suit ths times. ta 1 AN 1 Ei Ci uiauon by a eoi lector of 6 ears experience la this city; will collect on per. i i a rent re. WAN Tl To rent a nest, small bouse, north, Witlo of P. will pay t'A a auonth; rclrrnce giren.

AddreasC News. I 1 1 AM i.U Ail refinng and repainting la toe 1 1 earrtare and wagon un done al lowest prises, at SchwetAje A Prang', 4a4 East Washington st. or I I AN I Ei 'fcTerybody te know thst A. 6. Foa 1 1 ter has the xt gluw front 10 th etty for (unerala, and calls ul find hiui at 407 Vtryinia 1 1 ter has thelvat glaiia rront lb thaetty I I (unerala, and Calls will find hiui at 407 Virgin avenue.

Boot "I IT AN 1 1At Soi Central arenue, a German, II itm tr sweoe girt; must te a good rook. nrrana irener; wagotiaea week; rafereoee ST qulied. 00 01 TIT AN It perir oed at general bonss. If work; private rsntlly; permanent urtoation; pood wages mlcrencos required. 64 East New lor ah 1'A1; i A good and wagna wood steady rt ftir a eitupe.

tert Ba mi. 11 sood LaUta. Allrsa J. AC awiodet. toTlnyton, inti.

ma a I WAM Al A good girl to do general housework la small family; must be good Book, with yli ice rood and a Hsrmaaent pi see. Ap: Ir ioa'5y. ua a ANIr A ta buckar. SKiusluer and lota. 1 1 er.or ei tber nrel be I A 1 order and rrlrsp lor rsjfi.

Address L. A. Pox, loot South SU, 1.Jtvi, Indiana. lit ot lr Ab I Ei artaier tndntaad drug II buaineM to take aa Interest la drn am datnr espiul requirsd tl.CuO or V.200 or aodrrea iib rtlereucee BarUta Carteri 27t N. West tity.

moot WAM Horse to winter; beatea cat and sttentloa. Terma 7 per saeath. W.T. riclcr er. Ordirs lalt with eorge Anderson, room Jo Kleicber A Searpe's Block, will rscnr yrowpt attentions (nlee tol th.t.te Al 'AM 1 I a yourg iuaa It years aid, asit I Mlhio ia boleaaie riooset salary not so much i a a good eppor'anlty so Warn business with of In Testing; beat ot reierenee.

LU News itaklT ANTL'ie Toe to call snd see stock ol corn roaaand band carta. t'e shrU Heep In stock Bone rut tmjis lv 7'yner A L.Aiiey, .5 ant 77 V. VI ailmifcioB Iodianapoilal i ou UAJ li PufferuaUbs Indiana lieotal CoW I1 br; sold bHiBc asrhespat Oeents: fuQ ti( per svisot etk 6S; 3 other Items In tropot4on extracting (re. Atf lr room 40 ybirr LMock, East AUiket street, every altr roon. an Ata 1 aVNl r.t wl re.tonaii.1 aarty to shar Bicly 1 1 lurnix.et oa.ee oa third floor ot one of th lt blocks tn the ci't, with eleratorj baatoM ts.iist 1 cnbt jectioiibie; references gtTen and ra 5i.red: rtnt reaat Adiresi, stating boat.

1 1 mu New ofce. no a Tl ANTT.r Va for. I lb old Government Java I I roasted. I 1 lb i idca Tilo roaated. I 1 l'i I riis Kio roasted.

lib l.ot:'t. ivxti d. Vc lor 2' II enow King fionr. t.eo. J.

lisniioel, snd 112 Ms s. wee. Bet 'T'TAyTT r't th celebrated elalr I nT'j f.n t.l has, brrenoest.de Ui rr a tew days i rcer. Kite lei i past, rew rt mur cTer wb snd bow yoo can ul la biisiaea or 1ot mSxin, lis trt pTrioa yn'j era best adapvM for; Tou bT 6 to tijla wondwii Uij to four tin ran 1 yoo. 1 1 If it 11 Tod 1 1 1 iV A.

W. I a. In ce, ti awi vlt at X7 ANTED. ttr ATU A good girl at 67 Sfica are. oardars at it W.

VY ret nam required. alt tl iirAiTki ffllMBII boarder; prir uhtl faiuUy. Ji7M. Xeiia. al llAN'IEl ed, ool SOT te drire 4tivery wroa.

Chilis H.reBB. at. AMEIe good dressmaker an I apprentice Apply eoroer room Braa'a Bi jet, ear. a. tu and loot ma av.

Mra. fxttjoha. I FOB 8AXJ3. TpOS. EA1X Tb CapUia.

(o) ob ta poKAU iUrdircbp, liJ Sooth iiUooia inqnira at IS booth irtLa. aa tl VIM St. aetata puna lot t.Cib oil Addwa Paa i IXjH AL Old aapara, eaata Ta Kvaffiea. Tuit 8AXA airi HU bar. t.

jibtnxtoo at. 177 to I ri Ali Kea. 46 a ad 44 tetobv af. 1" TaJbott block, K. W.

itt HA1A ferreral boawa at rarr tow pnua. fc. a. yteid, Hab bard block. to a TXia SaLV A (too King euTared wifoa, a A.

ii.U3", 'i6 8. Ten Dt aaaa. oaa IK UALb Ka. Kurtb IJaUvara atiet. U.

W. Altaadr, WE. UarkatiU not K.8ALK Good brc. bozrr anl cheap, at BrooDer't nabla. Oak at.

oh tl Pb kjkXUlT fioa.ttlt boot aad abot a at eoatj ii. P. Uarut, 1 K. tnn at. a a FOKSAL 1 new top delirerT rwa.

acd it vruth Tanneaae J. Kmc a. SI na 6ALb Woodan fw tt Woocttt War btorn, 61 X. Liipot at. no FOB fcALEAl tbc Capitals boa Bure a aplaodid lot at ladlea aloth top batten boa at tlAQ.

ma a TXH bALECarrla(j pbaona, borrtea, at vaikM A tranga, 424 Wablnton aU bt a b0AJiAraUraaatoiau); opuWed' machine; cheap, at K. fitepbaua', 19 Kaaa. are. mia I iHjH OALK A cnod 6rst )a Umily bona aai cbacftoD, near 1 ntw, at Oate A Fray' atabla. ab tl i OK bALL FlntNciM earnagca of ampuoa, tow urcaaa A.

Hallat W8.T.H at. a tha VHU hAXK At tbe capital sooe etore a bu ge atock ol tbe beat 001117 boo 'a and ahaeaat reduced price, mi 1OB CALk atock ol choice teaa and faocr rrocariea can bebombAiuc ItOO each. W. li Ki 6 Km Market au eet. othl ljX)B HALE Tbe elegant brick oa tbe bnl, 1 corner ol Memll aad Kcw Jerwer atreeta; Alexander, Market at at 8 ALE AH kioda eoal andeoca.

ta. Beet outHj 77 a l.m qtialiUea and low pricea it H. biout' Wat ourket. Order ay talapboaa. feAL tiood larma an aij pro perry tut 1 low lor eaao.

on jong iuu, w. a tt.OTer 1 K. PennTlarjlait. mta IXjR EALfc BeaUurant ch i batlcen; central ltd; party kar eltr Addreaa 6. Newa oliio doing rood dedrea to oti.o s.

ute FIB fcAXE Boose furniture, bedstead aad ma treaai conk toTe, cbaira and Brtwiella carpet, carpet dt Deem tiiea. eve n. wet at. i T.XJB ALr A lew food econd band aewti BM aio'i, trtun Id to US, btapbeaa'i repairing 19 Alaaa. ate.

era TXJH 6 A I.E Laryalus in iuiprored and auiui estate. exooiicnt teJldenoet dairable WcAUgiia. JuJoa W. iUr. 65 East Market atreet tt a T.XlB BALA At coat, stotk scaiea: 1.

4 and ton. U. 8. btaadard. A 10 some platform scales 00.

wheels and counter scsOea, at U. i. Adams A 6 and ft M. i'toin. t.

4 a)tra FOB 8AXS Cigar sUnd and 8 it ares: desirable location and good trade; HI health reaaoa lor et Uicg; a great barsaia and stcall capital required. Call at 65 UchuettaTenu. as hi FIB BAJ Corn Wler feed cotter and feed aaili, any or cpcitr. at wboleml and retail. flTyner.

A Hadley. J5 and 77 West Wathinirtoa at, Indianapolis Ind. uu TX)B SALE 1 1,500 cath. noose of rooms And Jj CfeUarv good well, e'stero, alee rasa stab) and aw fenea. laqaire cat premise.

Outer atreet, two one hail rqnarea east of Noble street car liar, or of C. Ilerce. Boom t. Fletcher A tihrp'skloek. TX)R way down pricea, srreral Tacant Ibis ta Johnson's heirs4 a ldnion, so incum brances, en Ash and Rohampton streets and Park arenae one rery desirable building lot oa Alabama street, Allen A Boot's addition; must be sold.

James Green A Agents, 10 Martindala block. 11 Zp PEB80VAL Hard war eheapi XH South IUK aois Street, PEK.0fAL Oil lo, at Miller's, tl N. Illinois BBS thibb1 law and collecting othoe, 14 Brasdna block, SS Js Wab.et Coosulutioa free. 1 a tta J)EHooN A No alum ia oor baking powder; iicapound. Eqaalteanj.

Try It Grffith's ro stare, 802 E. Wash, st tt PEKoN AL 1 will pay 10 per month lor the as of tl.C0 for ten niunths. lkwt of but not bankable. Address, t. tbls otee.

PAiiaoiS ALi Parker A Kldd, attorneya at law proprietors of "The World'sOollectlon Bureaa 'c European 1 claims a specialty, Keouu 23 and 2 a Tborp Block, 67 B. Market st lLiwSj AL A adsm k.Slyr.?.li'7r, 17 enth daughter of tbesetenth dauirhter. will tell psst, present and future; wilt set luck, including lottery, bring back altfriands, reoorer stolen property and ateca. 71 Indiana arenua. I LOAN.

fftO LOAN Money st once; any mount; knrest i. rat. ikfeEgy, Odd Follows had, te nn loan We hare soin money to loan at 1 low rata of Interest jxo. hrAXB A CO, 1 1 IIO LOApi Aiaey an jew rtrr, clothing, iurnl en Loan a lure. ertc.

uit offloB, 64 North luinois st 4 rjYJ LOAN iiouey to loan on lmprornd Xf city property. M. E. Vi: farm and uh a I and 4 Vinton block. fix) LOAN Prirate money in bank to loaaoa A dty property at 7 percent t.

aooa Baigaan ASatlk' atJ LOAN Mftney te loan for A years at lowest rate oa Indianapolis pronerjty. Only trsf iass on 1 Ji marr waaui. No eoraawons, red tap, AiuuiHnea. Wat H. AoiuaB.

'US I I AMOTION PA T.T. HcxTAccrTOrTwwj wcUpoecra, No. 64 Baal WanrnguB it LCTU SALE Puaiure sate of carpet still 4.a ru.iia at ucvory, vt vircie street. "1 CtiAA. I irrx Hijrso.

A I CTK M. 1tv. Central Auction and A. Commission house. No, B.

Waahinpttfi st regular, auction saJea "Tuesdira. Thnnlin and Belurdsra, commencing at lOo'rlork a. m. a riNANOIAL. I FINANCIAL offer for sale "first mortgage sig per cent gold bobds" of to St Louts.

Kansas City and Northern B. B. Co. The Indiana InTaaimect S8 Wtat Washtnptoa at ua I'INAbtlAt We bsTafew ftrat claa appiie cation for loans oa rood approved security. Any ooebsTingnioney to loaa can be accommo daud bTiIing at aui office.

Indiana lareatsaeat Co West Washim ton stair. ah FOB SAL3 OR TILAD2. FIB SALE OB TRAPE Th old established turning factory, (and now ia a prosperous em, tiitloo), No. 'ii Last too Lb street. InldianapoU.

Th tuadlilBery tneludea a se horae power engine, 7 lathes. Hp, cross cut band and scroll saws, pony planer, jointer, egeail in gooaoraec. o.nia is a rare oppoct unity for some practical man, as tbe busineesis now psring and can be enlarged far be nod present capeaty. Apply at liryoe's bakery, tlasl South street, Indianapolis. STBATEI From2UUnloa street oa Sunday, two small sou lea, one black aad browo.

A Itl eral reward paid fur their no STRATED On the 12ih instant bsy horse; about 14 hands high snd six years old. Any information ct hi wberenbo'UU will be rewarded br Wm PtterB. RDIlOVAl. pFMaTAL Pr. Wkarlon hu remored to lit It FiHUord street et te 1 11th Presbyteriaa I I ohurch.

HIS Jj FB 1 1 1' 4 1' 129 JL' fin. 17 J7 JL rent 1 Jj JC i lJK fcEKtliaadMMB luruwoed roots. III Mirdlaa at. I TiXiB KEM liaraaarecoeap, IS2, eoU aaia atreet. LUi One or tee ornUbed room.

441 Alerkllaa at. ti ttiiX beaauial rooma, 1U Park are. cottage, Aorth end, 7 I iXit RJiT wo fum tOid or rooms, Eart Ohio at. anion hhed 00 iXjR kiST Tw larr roooi, it per month. Addreaa tbia eibce, mot I TX1B aOI li ticfurn'sbed fir lor; tlx 5iy boardenattt Went Ohio at.

I Fit 1lL Two pteaaaat, mniomlabed treat rcoma, Maaaacbuaetia are. oel TXMt BXXT Well forni hed front room; also, one email room, 15 B. New York at. I mjK ZLST Furnbhed room in Wrtghl'a ex rhsxra block, K. PenaayWania at.

oh EKNT Pleasant famished front room, with gaaaad grate, 28 Weet hew York t. aotl IXilt tiJT Larre front parlor. firrnihe4 or oof urn it bed, K. Mich eor. Meridian at.

nil uXtt kEl Elegant rooma, unfurnished, with fcoard. BfereJoeaccbapgedatl2E.OMoat. iMjH A firat cla biker xture and atock oa hand lor sale. Inquire at this DEI Tj'OK AtEJt dteome for oookinr, and parlor, la new brick bwMiog, No 146 Vr. fiew York at.

ah I TX)B EEST Iiee fumtfihed or onforniiiheil room, ry aheap lot K. Delawmrw Call lot mediately. TJH)B Hiiii 1 berrnd anuUl aoosee and some food atore rooma, at tow agorae. W. Kirara, agent, Blackford's Block.

J. oa a KKNT One nnf ornUbed front room with 1 board ass a few day boarder wanted, at hand nUaolast. ua tiiTBeoaea, store rooma, otttcea and farms. Call and RtK, Delaware st. list.

W. M. AC.E. Col 1th KJiNT To a eoupU wlibbut cuiidrea, tw. rocai mitihle lor light fcoiise keeping.

In. outre at ISO VtrflLia st. TB KKNT Une la re store kod dwelUnz (old rmcerr siand), Ecsluh ave and Linden, biore miKbt be rented separate. CofflnJMN. Delaware.

I TXiBBEiSTMceJittie store and dwelUntoa Vir jrinu ave; sooa place lor miili Us or dratsmaker a pinr to ouice, et r. laware. an "IjXjE KNT On furnished knd oo nnfar airbed front room, with board, lo a private family. Beierenca required. 26iN.

Illinois I TjX)B BKNT la lAntner Block, a business room, No. 184 Indiana has beea oecnpiedaaa jewelry store. Inquire at praatiaea. LumiKa. te a TX)B EKNI A blacksmith ahos on MeridUn.

Bear booth st. good paying custom attached, at isryce oakery, roa. 14 Ana 10 eoata street. lUO Booms l5 and 197 Alaaa. near cor.

Last, recently ooenpici as floor and feed store. Inquire of J. R. Marot, No. 13 Grand opers block.

1 at 1 BENT A building eoataining rooma, a large atore room, stable, ealpiag hoase and all liable, eajjrt Inquire at other coBTentenciee, Miaiieippt St. No. 67 North mas I TXJB LENT Besid jnceT nin large rooti and pantrr: good well and'cUteni, gas all through honse, stable, tciai E. Waahinstoa St. Iq qnire aextdooc iiooll TXB BENT On nice, large, farnixbed room with beard in, private nrlTate lamur.

to geatlemaa. and wits, or two kcntlemea. Heat and gaa or nUbed also day boarders, at 196 JsT. Alabama cot. 01 fiorta st.

Dai ANNQUNOEMENTS. JTAfRDWABE cheap, 132 South Uliooli aUeeU BbjLSt'6 fciLCIAJ TY iiaest cyara. IreaA Earana aai fLD PAPEES at) cenU per haadrea at New office HA6LEX hay. whoicsal dealers In baled cut tot FIN fall suiu te order at Washington at Harris's, IDs East us ptMOVLD Dr.J J. Garrer is a.w permaoeut.

4 It iy locaiea si casi onto toj ta ts 1 Farker A klidd, auorasTs at law JJk can now be fonod at Booms 28 and SO, Thorpe biocx, ti uu atarset iiwu i is rill'NU KEECbfneae Japan curiosities, tors and 1 fancy goodA Chines silk handkerchief a sp ciaiiy. je visouu xinoois street. a ta Dkd. Wlnaaa A Biahop, test clairrey ant boslnea mediums and healers, can consul ted at Na. ii East 'Ohio street rooms No.

4, petal rs. on rPlHE stock ot rangea, eoorir.g siotw, heating store and boose fumiahtng goods Bait be closed oat aad will be so Id ebsau fox amah at G. P. Adaaa 78 and gaJSonh tenaiylraniagt, wa u. i.

i i. it. I I luitj wyyjm niuuuj wiaiurr I. ium tu, JL time te use "Elgin Polish," a shining, absolutely waterproof shoe polish, warranted not to injure the leather, 25 cent a bottle. Perry's, 60 EaM Washington street uho T)EICK AND If BAIN TILE Fletcher A Thomas Vj keep constantly on band creased brick, red fronts, parer, and common brint; also drain til; large or amaUr orders promptly ftUed.

Office, room It, Fletcher A Scarpa's block. tl i LX, th.TB'cns are herl.r ntintiiil9 InrltMt A to send their aJdrrss and office hours to the to complete tha Physicians' In rectory, located at Bates lioo.se drag store, Charles Bey. rsohlag, BsUs Hooa drag store. no el GBICL'LTUBAL MACHINEUY New firm: 'il new stock ust open rd. Oar pedl ties th is (ii and winter are corn ibeuers, leed cutters and lead V.

ni UUlWIli nd xrrai. VV ieep non but stAndArd goods. I Call and stock, or writ for circular. Truer A Badley, ja and 17 West Washing ton street, Indian. apoua.

isi mSCPtT.T.lXTs EOUa 11 ABDWABE cheap, 1SS South Ullnoii street AA 1. B. O. A. LEEKa, denxist, tw, E.

Market at no a. PTIONH, Geraaaa and Eogluh.cAreu ly AUedat UnKHu', out at. Wab. star KINK, cleuB and tahaceaa, 1 41 K. Washlagtoa at 11 tylcOONSIN no ol x.

E. Roe PoUtoea, i. K. Byan, '70, 72 and 74 ave. BOOTS ANI feHOEo blacked with "Elsln Pol iah" a ill retain thaix shine through anud, snow arid water tor a Tbe beat poliah ia the wcrkl lor ladies', gent1 aad mtsaes' footwear, 26 cent bottle, ferry's, 60 Wsah.

st tih IOST. LOST Hard ware cheep. 132 Booth Ullnoii street LtlMT A double checked white and bUck shawL I Betura to 641 Yir. reward. OdT On Saturday, tbe 18th a brown and ll unned setter pop.

Betara to 4o inaiana and ret reward. ths OST Preoeo time, at Bight, by not taking I your preacrtpaoa at ace to llaag'i Uetuaoa Hons Pharmacy, where a touch, oa th alectraC Bight bell meeta with aa Immediate reepona. oas Oe Early last waea oa Alabama or Vermont Jj streets, near Boberta Park church, a gold breastpta with small pieces of enamel and a braid ef licbt hair. On tha.rack are the lnlUala Ia. A.

H. and a date. be Ander will bei rewarded by leering it at The Newaofhce. na a FOU2TD. FOUNI Hardware cheap, feet 1S2 South IilinoU 'UN Ie J.

A. Haag'a electric Denasoa Hons pharmacy. bell, at th oa a TXlCND Benbow'a soaps, Saanders's Powdera aad Gierlaln's penumes, at Carter A Fletcher's, too alaaa. ST. IX) I The beat place ha tbe city to hare rag carpet woven.

Factory, 29 Circle st Ot tnAsLM aa. PTCCxaTSQW. IXVNI Black lace and white and black roach ing. which th owner can have by prorinsj pmperry arm paying I or uts nouce. B.

liamber gr. 1 East Washington it. 1 I TPOB TRAVE Hardware cheap, 112 South LUi JD Bou street TX)a TRADE A bargain Two lou for faaUy 17 horse and carriage. 68 E. Market st uo al TX)B TBAIE Bentt prompUy colieeied iur 6 I 1' per cent, by W.

E. AUck, 66 Market st utt STRAYED OR STOLEN. STBATED OB STOLEN Hard wax cheap, 131 South Ullnoii stuck at If 111 a A 8. 1 work, orer ISt Weat oee to at sliced bbl. 7.00: rd Nor xty sry It ww EOGXXTT.

aDEB OT CUOSES FBILNDS The new 4 ronncll will be omnlxed oa Haainr eeaiar Good TeapUra' hail, eor. Wash, and atertdiaa. I A.iiiMG AtteoUdn, fcir Avnighut meeting nl Kjper CommAndery, No. 1, K. sa sharp, tnis evetuog.

ALABTIB H. AUCSt, iU. VIM. Ajroaaaoir, BeeotxJer LEI OX SOCIETY lad taaapeUa Aodze No. 1 will meet at their ball io Atoores block.

atarket at ibis it riasy) eTening, scarp. 1 A. W. fa wjojc, President W. SsrrYK, 8et tas 0.

U. Membersoi Conadenc lode. No. 47. are reoaeated to attend a meet 1 am lor to be held this (Friday) a en trig.

Visiter rdiaily welcomed.1. Lodge room iaGnJih block. n. U. Idea's tea store, W.

WasstiUJUia at. 'PIED. BLACK Mrs. Eachel Black, aged S3 years. Nor.

h. at 1 o'clock a. a aneral sernces I rem ana real dene. Zii norta 8uaday af caroooo, 01.14th, at o'clock. rneoda ot tamUy lnrlted.

I llltriasu rrsdas. Msrket. quiet, with bo cbaojes la yesterday's pneea. Apples ertra eating, iz wwot: extra cooking. f2.0Wii2.5uV Ceierr, 9e per dec.

Tom. 60c Capo Cod eranberrlea tiigi ptr Drrei. WU4: enDMmw, IS'7 per. oarret. Wiscoaaia eranberrlea i7.00.00 per barrel: Cheetonts IM.60aS.lO per boat.

Hiokory aota 4uA70e per buahet. Louisiana erangee 16,9 50 per barrel, bananas, t2.60S6A.aa per bunch, aceordtng six. Beaaa, choice deaa nTy 1 5Ckc61.6i per bushel: dean median. Il.COJtl. J5 per basheu Game, prairie chickens 6 5.00 per doen; tame pigeons, 11.25 per dozen; quailsvf2.PO1.50 par doxen; mallard dackv 64 0o9i6i per dosen aenlsoa saddla, 14iaie pes poand.

urapea. choice Kelly. aalUog 6Ge per pound: Catawba. 6s)7e perpound. Pried fruit, ceachea.

choice halree. IdUe' per common tu 4(35e; apples, qaartura 8 37c; t(n6c. Onion, choice yallowa, t3.50J per' Fears, choice, $X2oiai0 per bu.ibel baa. Caii 654fc per bushel; sweets. Yellow Jersey, home grown.

si.btxai.7 por D(1; csatera Jerseys, Alarrlanda, SiOSaerboi; Philadelphlas, LOO Tha Grata Markaa, Wbeat firm. Cera quiet Oats steady Bye duQ. Wheat Bo. 1 red. spot tl.t2(il.2t.

old mixed SSSQ lOVe: new hlh mixed J7(aS8c; ajw mixed 6ka37Vs. Mt flKtMZM.c KMt. white Ji4(ab4e: satzaa, SVC aid. Kye, T55SOO. riour frewr process taner lojoa family A5.7Sdo.e0; extra, $4.255.00 low Rndest4.0Oat4.aB.

Buckwheat, VA 7.00. Bak r'pring wheat By tt.50OS.00. Tb Pa rltwm naurkaa, KomtasX i Ko gasa meat bdag mad owing to warm weaiaor. Amcea au Boauaat, xara, I Xarketa by Taierraph. CtEVaXAxn, Korember 14.

Potroleam much firmer white, HO teat, 84a. Toledo, KoTember Tt, Wheat steady; No. 1 Wabash, seller December, tl.28X; Jaomv 1141X; Pebrnary fl.M4. Cora atedi Bo sale. Vatasteaoy; Mittik PHrLaTiaxrHTA, Norember 14 Wheat cash' nd ember Leosmber.

tl.4'l.4JJ; Janovy torn, cash And NpTember fraVSc lVernibe' and January, JUata dull At Ale. ouu ana DonunaiAt oao. 7 .1 1 1 ChtCaoO, Sorember it Wheat. December IL 153i; January $1.1" Noiexnber, ii); May 5ic Data, Decern, $24e. Pork, Jna lLio: Febraary tU.SO.

Lard, January I7JX); repruary ij.iu. eaon noe, aoae qooveo, aULTntOaiKd'TmbTltF1ouTermeTr surerfln 14. da ex traI 2.V1A25: do famV to.807J5. beaV western, hlghea aad steady Nat western winUr red, spot and NoTember, i.is,SOl 40; uecerober, ii.tigt.tJH; Janotry tL474. Cora, western, higher and Ann; western mrxM spot ana i0Tmoer ojc; uecfuioer oye; January S9X steamer at.

Bcrriio, Koremrier 14 Receipts of flour none Wheat, rerdpta "5,01 basbela. Corn, 612,273 bushels. Shipments by rail, wheat 19 sou bushels; porn, canal, 271.8S3 Corn.C'o. Wijest T6TJ dull and unset, tied sales SV't bushels: No, 1 Green hay to ax 20: too btuhel hard Duloth tl.it. Cora No.

mixed western 0 flared at 50c. Oita tHmlnal Bye eflered at 8lc. Barley neglected. Canal Ireihu stead lt wheat, 9 tan. Krw Tork Ueaey And Btoek atarket, rw Yoax, Noremhe 13 Money loaned at 7 per cent, interest fcterling exchange quiet at 4St'(4S.

Bar aUrer here llTJa, Gorerament wiled InActlTe.but generally firm, and per cent higher for new 5's coupons snd newd'a Baltroad bonds quiet Stat securitlaadull and nominal. Stocks bare been irregalar, except oa St Loois sod gsA. Fianciico. Adranotd te pec cent, 1 4. Qalet FeeUna: fo Hare.

few YU corraajioodetie Boston. Herald. 1 hare tried to get at tha real sentiments of the leading Hayes men bere, amid all this Cornell hurrah and democratie racrimination. Their feeling is strooply anti GrAnt Perhaps the inoet prominent ilayes man here said to me to day 1 eoold not carry i'ew Vork were a Tota to be taken toiay." Is the fTorito wth the itpub licans?" I inquired. i 1 tult lies bet ween Blaine and Sherman.

Both of them suit Wall atreet as jtar as hard money goes. Blaine the popular pood will to a far greater extent than, has Sherman, and is the strojoger man. bherman could onlbck the strong boxes of the republican merchants and brokers a littlei more readily than could Blaine, but both are' srood candidates, tfrani. would 4rie the inde pendent vote, which erery year grows larger, OTer to a conserrstire candidate; saj to tuch amsnas BsTard. "Would tne renominatian ol Mr.

Haiiet recommend i'sell to the moneyed iaterests of the metropolis7'f i indeed. The strong men here like the president. Be is moderate, and they like moderation he it prudent, and they like Drudence. They would be. rerr triad to hare his administration go on.

Our business sen are only anxious to aroid another eom tilicAtion like that 0f l876 77. There is aho a good deal of latent feeling for Mr Hayes' amcrg Boutnern aemocrats. Horatio Sermemr OaaaUdataro. fTHea (N. spedtU ta Vev York Herald.

1 The feeilntf in TJtica? ambctr' Sevmour's friends is that he aa sweep the state bv 100.000 majority, next year; that his nomi nation is. uce one taat wouia maxe Sew York secure beyond peradventure, and that tinder these circtnn stances it would be unwise and unpatriotic ia Seymour to refuse tbe nse of bis name to the eonvention that should nominate him by acclamation. Sey mour's health is good, though he is not able to bear the strata of former yean. His eye is as keen as ever his voice as strong; his lorm as erect as thirty years ago, and In appearance he bids fiur to outlive several presidential terms. V' Bayard Coald Ostrrw Hew Boetoa Herald's Hew Tork letter.

"How does Mr. Bayard stand with your wealth democrats "Mr. Bayard has the confidence of all oar moneyed men. The rich democrats would do a great deal' to aid his He is Brad tcallT a New Yorker: alt his Interests are idea titled with ours. I regard him as formidable candidate, Mr.

Bayard would suit the repec table, conservative element The Sun is opening upon him, aad, I take iV because Tilden lears mm more taaa any other candidate! yet named. Blalaw for 1880. IJ. K. Young's Washington letter.

From. what I hear, and saw while among Blaine's friends in New i York and he has scores" of them, there I am, sure they are about to "bee in to push his canvass for the republican presidential with the trreateet vigor. They say! he is the only man who can tarry the convention and prevent Grant's name from, being brought forward. The believe Blaine to be as DODular now as he was in "75, and think that all it needs to make him the candidate is hard and atic work. TV bat tha Clob For.

IClncinnaU CornmercULl The Indianapolis Hendricks club seems to bave been providentially organized to enable democratic candidates lor the presidency to commit political suicide. A. of and and in np to PH1ST EOiliSl 1 I Six Tcaths by a Tcnenieat Fire ImpcrUa't" Inderendeata' ilore intlaUecrgla. 1 Sensational letter from Eenre sentatire Felton. i President ITajes Tardonabtj Felicitates Uimself.

The Constitution of the Stats of Kentaeiy, Lost. VJ BTJBN'ZD TO DEATH. Fire ta a If aw lark Teaaanaart Caoaaa Death af Six Person, Kew Kofembcr li. Early this mornicg a re took place' oa lh aecoad floor the tenement, SO Cannon street. 1x7 Babifka, vfco occupied apartmentsl on tha third floor, leaped to 'toe street and 4 pnLablj i fatal Injared.

Josep'a Eatikie, ho UTed oa the fourth floor, ntiable to 'escape by. roof or cuurg tcretr bunseii from the window. was kuled. Ilis eatira family codeisuor 01. wile two.

caudreo inoUier ia Uw, rwera tuffbeated, Tbe damage by Ere via cot exceed Eve hundred, aouarg. BKKAKINa TJP. K', Strorjs; TndlcAtloas et a Ilaptmr ta th eloild Sontl Lattanr trom tepreiUau re feltoa, Of Gaxurga. Wisklngtnei special to dncinnaU Commercial KepresentatiTe Pelton.f of the serenth Oeorgia district, has written an elaborate letter on the political situation ia that state, which he takes the ground that the democratic party received Its death blow oa the 4th day of November; that the verdict of the. north and west against it was too decisive and emphatic to be misunderstood, and that sensible men of his state at least bay mad their minds to.

sever 'themselves" from it. lie savsthat the north eta' elections ia the old story repeated, that the northern demo crats would sustain the south in aay maa career uey raigm emoarK la thai tney told them this before the war. and led them believe that all that was necessary was for the south to Etrike the blow of rebellion and the northern democracy would respond 'with armed assistance that these promises were never luinued. ana: tne south to lAr is sut fering from the eonseeueqee: that the aame 'promifc were, laviahingly made by the ieade ers from the aorta and West ia the extra session, leadiPg tho sooth agaia to believe that they would be sustained ia the north ia any movement which they rr.kht inaneurate ejrainst the radical cartr. lie tavt how this was fulluled the late elec uont demonstrate.

He lays that inpepead ent movements are going oa all over the state, and that the issue now before the people of Georgia, is how to. rid themseirea of the coarse of boarboaism. and that he wouldnot bejastoniahed ifj.he next Co grtssional delegation was contrplleq the independent eieinent, 5, laT4) farther, that there is not'a man in his knowledge ia tbe state of Georgia who has watched the poliucal events since' the extra sesssion, and particularly since the elections, who does not ridicule the idea of the. demo emtio party electing the next president; the divisions already at work id the south are so'strong acd outspoken as to reader it impofaible to hold it solid for any democratic candidate. The letter wCl make nearly two colamns.

and will probably be made public to morrow. it will nndouotedly a prolound impression thronghout the entire south, and will be the key note for similar demonstra lions in other soatheru states, andconSrm3. the informatioa received ia this' city for. some weeks, and anticipated, in: these di patches. BITES TAtKI.

1 Meaning; the Lata Itepublleaa Bnooees Better Feeling In the South. tlntervlewla Boston Herald. In answer to a oueeUoti whether couular confidence in his administratioa not ia part underlie the republican reaction, the president said that probably that was the cause to some extent He thought that the republican party had beea strengtheaed by its strict adherence to repubiicau DriaciDles. and by the refusal of the administration to subrcU to legislative coercion "The repub lican victories are, However, said he, "prob ably cue to tbe popular belief that the northern democracy uphold the southern democrats ia their practical uallificatioa of the fifteenth amendment. the southern democrats in congress would insist nponifair elections ia the south, a great and desirable change wouli be qmckly brought about For 1 said the president, "let them insist that the member from the shoe string district in Mississippi tie elected Dy a 10.11 ana iree Dai lot But tne northern democrats seem onljr Jtoo willing to profit by democratic aecesoions frooi the south, however obtained." The president said he heartily aDcroved tt proposal to send Jeadin republican speakr eart to the southern states.

He wanted to see the time wheif repnblican oraton wonli to Lomsiaaa as freely as to ue iad urged in his own slate Garfield sod Foster and others to go south. but trouble was that our ows northern repti lican speakers had calculated cm being fr from political work after the northern tta campaigns were over, and shrunk from un dertaking new campaigns. Tne president spoke in terms 01 warm ap proval of the liberal course cf the Yicksburg Herald. All over the south he thought he detected a growing liberality in ioureaiism. "My Youngstown, Ohio, speech, he" remarked.

ras considered pretty stalwart. even by republicans, but some of my southern mends, democrats, toe, say that it was not unjust or unfair." '1 The nreaidenx f.iT triat T3 wm triad ta learn from tbe correspondent of ibe personal good will felt toward him by leading dem ocrats in the Mississippi jValley. "1 have," he said, "a great many eanerj Trom tne soqtb, but probably 1 the Sunny side from them, for they call upon me a la friendly way." Hj tie thongbt good sign that sb cnanv reprrsentative southern papers has denounced the Yazoo outrage, even pipers published in iis8l8ipti itself. "I get pretty quickly," he said, "the name of the. press when favorable to tne administration; lor editors, when they tay a friendly word; are apt to mail me a marked copy of their papers." 1 BCBirS A GO.

Tbe State of Kentncky Cevat rind Her Coa atitntlost Th OoraimwatwesUUi Startled. I rFracklort special to Coarisr JOumaL The trial of the appeal la the Baford ca9e has raised a singular if not a siartlinir ques tion, it is, has tne ataie 01 centucxy a constitution?" CoL P. B. and Col. J.

A. Pre.ll, attorneys for. Buiord, ia investigaung the question of the jurisdiction of tbe new court lor tne truM. of his appeal, found that i the clause of the constitution, as 11 appears la the general statutes, and under the law providing for the appointment of special judges was enacted, is essentially different from the clause oa the subject as adopted hy the convention and signed by the delegate, as appears ia "De law it out A the and oar his the ly to Ib In cf bates cf the con veaii jn," rulIUaM by the a'j tbory of. the state.

The V'lestioa axite. bow 4.J it become chacjed One disability is added ia the revised etAtntes ediiion. tbat of hATiflg beea counsel. ia the court below. Bat the moet material difference is that ia the Bevbed Statutes ediUoo, under which ths oa the subject was passed aid to which conforms, new juiles art to be appointed with the juJires A court for.the trial of the while is the convention edition a new ana speiua court, and out, is to te created and otraai7d.

tbestraewst thtcgol au ts last no cotstltutioa of Kentucky caa be foond. In order to test the matter above statedj it was determined to exAmiae the original engrossed instrument among tne archive of the state. thorough search wsj made ia the oUice ot secretary of state from earret to cellar. 0 constitution could be fcind. The point now ii is it true that we are maniax tUte government without cjosUiuUoq Tka BesrarA 4 santawtUfa i IWUntlsgtoa Pel) speclaL Tbe reception eiren Senator Iiarard by fellow citizens, of Wilmioi ton.

was the most brilliant and enthusiastic public demonstration ever seen in Delaware. The senator was escorted from hie reside tree to the opera house by the procession, and the scene along route was a perfect ovation. The chairman Of the evtGUg was Dr. L. P.

Bash, a leading republican. Senator Bayard's fami a private box. When the senator entered be received another ovatioo. tlis speech ia response to Dr. Bash's address was devoid of partisanship, In briefly revertiug his course ia the senate, he said: "Vfhea tcbtraes and financial uawisdonr, xrr some thing, wort, threatened to weaken the credit or tarnish the plighted faith of our country, and my vote and voice were heard unyielding opposition, did I not echo the voice of Delaware (Great applause.) When the insidious poison of false maney aad a vicious enrreney were proposed, and I stood toy seat in an comprom isin attitude demanding honest dollars for men, did I not echo the voice.of Delaware? And when' I plead aa Indissoluble union of indestruetibl and co equal states, do I lot speak, the: voice Delaware?" Over thirty thousand peo ple were unable to gain admittance to the opera "house.

P' ru. 1 The Nxt; Seaatdn to be Beat Hot, rWatUiigtonaptoCln Some of the more ardent and Ieo politio democrats, like Blackburn, are already advocating an agtrressire camDaiga against the republicans. Alreadj it ii certain that the Bourbons intend to investigate the recent elections in. New YBrk aad Ua'tne. They openly now, that the republicans ia New Vork have control of tbe election machinery in a majority of Cue disputed places, and that the long delay ia sending ia returns nas been occasioned by tne necessity of falsifying the accounts The exposure alleged frauds ia Maine by a Boston Bourbon paper, has given the ground demand1 a second investigation.

Butler, too, promises to famish plenty of material for aa investigation into the manner of conducting an election in Massachusetts, where boll Benjamin claims he will be able to show a STStemof bulldozing, as terrifying and! effeo' tive as tbe shot guns oi Yazoo county. The BoBjbon passion for investigation, notwithstanding the disastrous results of such work id. the past, still continues unsatisfied. 1 i Weather Open. Chicage special te Cincinnati Enquirer.

1 asked Col. Bilf Holloway, pojtmasiter at Lcdianapolls, about Grant's third term. i il replied: "The Grant movement heats rUiirg 1 have ever seea ia politicjj everj body is for r. ''How does it colonel that aa yoa HaTpspottmasttrs are cheering for Grantl 'I wasgoiogon toray," he replied, that this Grant boom beat them will not be a candidate for president i I doubt verj much wbetherhis name will be presented ia oar conventioo. "I think he won't permit it himseif." i f'Where will Hayes be?" iTIe will be a good dark horse to come in oi the second or third ballot when the fight gets hot between Blaine and Sherman.

I Should Dot be surprised to see 111 ayes nominated and elected, bat Grant won't be." 1 a S7IUL ShridanSnBb)sa Tow. IChicAg Time' report It must Ee recorded to Grant's credit that he blushed several times, when his admirers mentioned him in terms that might bave be htted an Alexander or a IlannidaL This dlsomeners was sggravated by the fact that, wihile landing Grant Sherman; McPherson, ad Logan to the skies, the "orators," with ot pardonable boorish neas, never mentioned the name of the most brilliant and saccessf al cavalry leader of this ajra. General Philip Sheridan, This inexcusable blander, or Impertinence one or both was indignantly noted by the audience, and many comments oa the bad manners of some of our public men were freely indulged in all "i 3 Senator Iteamarh mt Klebigaa, .1 OetooU fpeciALJ i Hon. Fernaddo C. Beamaa.

of Adrian, was born in Vermont ia 1814. studied law ia Rochester. K. Y'and came to Michisran la 1638 and began the practice of his profession at Adrian. He was six years prosecuting attorney of the county, one time mayor of Adrian, and ten years ia congress, "from 1861 to 1871, during the whole time ef the war and reconstruction.

Since 1873 he has been, judge of the probate court Originally a democrat he joined tne tree Soil party in 1848, and was one of tbe original founders of ike republican party ia Michigaa la 1854. wa Reeoeoextl AfaaU Peaee with EngJaad. LoHDOK, November .14. 4 A Cape Town dispatch dated October 28th, says an embassy from' Beeocoenl 'came to Fort Webster saying that Becoeoeni desired peace and to be under English rule. The embassy was' sent back with the ofUcial conditions of peace.

A week has elapsed without answer from SecocctnL It seems the boera encourage :u.ni to resist Th Dirfidetit Callosn. ISprlngoeld JoainaLl Governor Cullom has modestly declined the reception tendered him by the military of Chicago to day, and the order issued some days ago on that subject has been rescinded. Tbe governor takes the grotind that to day is General Grant day, and that no one eUe should seek to divert the people from awarding to the hero of Appomattox the honors justly due hidj. 1 Gov. CroewweU' Mistake.

(doeinnatl Cocanserdai. The governor of Michigan bat appointed a man unknown to ue country to take tne seat in the senate lately occupied by Zach Chandler. He has, ia effect appointed Mr. Nobody, aad expects the appointment to aid him seenrine the place when the legisla ture electa. We fancy he is playing the game too fine.

.1 CaiaBdler Blotraphy. Pctbott, November 14. The Post and Tribune of. this city, of which the Late Senator Chandler was one of the owners, has completed arrangements to at once publish his biography, which will be prepared from original sources at iu com. mand by Colonel U.

T. Beard. i IirHratan WASHTwrfow, November 14, For Tennesee and' the. Ohio valley, threateniog weather and rain, warmer southerly winds, and falling barometer, followed hy cooler westerly winds and rising barometer. Stabbed by a Friend.

lLeuirrllle Post and News, letting Yhee into the Senate lost the democracy of votes in New York and may give Indiana to the repubiicaaj. ij ot I to to it Three Ilurd ercrs Trc ul K' r4, llargir To dsy la New York A.TOIrltrlnaTsca Tp kw A A 1 Bend dnreli. ETiJence ot tli'a Eoritkj cf tho Econi Grant reported, ta Is La yjUanfo cr Friend tlia TBBZJS Or al KIXDi BxecaUoat Ot Wrwttua at Coopsntewa, K. aad sfTws Others at Lebanon, psW CooprBsTowif, N. JCoveaivr 14 roil BueJl, aged 20, was hanjti ty Ur tbe murder, oa the 23ta ef fait Jua, o( atharine May.

Kichanis, aed Ti emotion took place ia the jail yard, Buellwa Tery weak, and wat supported the way to the galiows. Upan being tied. and the cap placed on his head ar.d the rope around hi the thriT a. ki ie If bad anythirg toany. ila anjvrer Tha rope holding the WeL ht was cut, as! Buell snot l2fo the IV nt peadtd thirteen ac'l a kali tmnua, h.ia": the physiciar.

procoun ed hira tltd f. oa stracKulatictx 2. On Wednesday; SheriT'Cark laf irtnei uen uiat oe wa aKut to oxrie. lie erection tne gallows Jnat teaeath I' neil cell wio dow, andwatited to know if hi di 1 hot his qr.arters changed. Bt.l ta tha thertff; 'Do as you like; Idon tcare." rBnell's lie coufwed to it on Weinc Hay his spiritual Rv.

7. II. Miller. He worked for a farmer named Richards, and became enamored of his daughter Ca'Jieriae, but she repelled his advances. Oa the m'Sra ing of June 25, 1578, he met Catherine ia the neighborhood of the stable, and inducing her 1 go into the latter, he committnd an assault upon her.

wad then delih erately killed her. ITe then let out ot tha stable a.bull that was in the stall there, and laid tbe corpse of his victim ia the placa where the bull stoodt thos siesigning to have appear that her death was caused br tha bull. The victim was a robnt hancbome girt Buell was not arrested for some time after the' crime, and steadily maintained hit Innocence until saUsned that he must hang. a BKica or artjscintEa. LikakOw.

PaI 'November. 14, Chartee Drews and Franklin Stichler were hoged to day for the murder of Joseph Raber, at jnduntown Gap on the7th of December last. rews, according to hu previously aanouno ntention, remained awake' last nv ht, and at avugnt ate omy a ugav.oreartast iSuoa. er slept three hours and ate a very hearty reaklasw The meufeemed indUTerent to thair aitna ion, until the colonel, of 3d Pennsylvania volunteers called anon barst' into teew he fpokeof the war and of carrvlnar the lore of the regiment in battle." When he men reached the Tallow tr era were tiered by clergymen and. tv hymn nrg in which the prisoners loiae L.

At llr05 they were manacbl and. After the white, cap wa ulled over their faces and luse fore dron fell both men trembled Prichler Jb particalar, and a TOlca was Berd remarkina' in German to SticLler, "V0w, Frank, we to bra Imraedia ely after thia he sheriff touched ua sprine. the larra sa piece fell to rroaui at both. men remdined: trembliaaf'' a the They were evUentlr aaMi ionally distressed, being Ig joraht of a use 01 delay. Both oi their bodies ihook violenly.

The miahap, however, did iot cause a delay of more than one eJnate, aodalelht mianteanast 11 tha drop fell, their bodies haying a fall of about IJ 'Baber was aa Insurance agent, an i was nied by Stiebler, 'upca the employment of Irews. Both the men confessed to their crime, giving the details of tbe part played tt each. 'Stichlesv his spiritoal adviser that' ha wanted to hang, and (Jid not want a reprieve, but Drews was very axions for respite. Gov. Ilort decide yes'terday not to interfere with the coarse of She law, although strongly petitioned by tha fcadiDg citizens of Lebanon.

1TUItU.WINO.. CAlhollw Chnreh Deatrsryed at Bontk Baavd. tBad athool HoaM.IaJnrad. Ppedal dispatch to Tbji IadUnapoIix Sews. Sccth Eiso, Id November 14.

A whirl wind struck the Irish Catholic church at o'clock this morning and completely dejtroy it It was a large wooden structure with' a steeple one hundred feet high, and contalV bg two large bells. The wreck is so com plete it looks as if a powder explosion hvl jiiccurred. Two bell ringers were Ja tha arch at the time, bntexcaped with a few atchee. The whirlwind gathered and ntits force in this one! spot The school house adjoin tha church was badly dam Aged by timber falling on it A Afoat Coasplenoo Fallare, Chicage gpecia to Clnclonatl CominerctaLl The comment to dey of observinir sreatle jnen who were present at Raverly's theator ast ntgbt is, thrre tnat was little enthusiasm or Grant during tha proceedings. Tha was pleasant but not especially learty.

A member of ths society of the irmy of the Tennessee told your correspondent to day, that there was a good deal am nr neniwys at tne PI area 1 tu.iri 10 control DSttersUn the exclusive in tercet of Grant aad few fellows hanging on A Urg sumber of promioent politidans from other itates bave beea here taking sa observation it tbe sit nation, and express themselves a 'atisfu that the elTort to make third term Loom is a mat conspicuous failure. Aacthow "Important IWalngtonsTlaltoOiidnriaU GasettA I It is reported upon reliable authority that i. cotCdential JeUer has been received here rom a close friend cf General Grant which, authorized, dispels much of the fog that ins the purpose of th ex pred Bent The letter, cautioning the oi tervancC of great prudence, state that Gen. prant will, at the proper tine, place himself pnee more at tbe uifposal of the Americaa (people, and that meanwhile it is expected that his friends will exert theirutiYed to prlng about his nomination. mSw BorUdsl Hem.

fHpeclal to The PewtJ KKiGaTaTowjr IjfD, November U.Tv. emaihs of Robert W. Hotbv eoa r.f Dr. W. Holts, of this city, wh'ich arrWl from Coal Soribgf, Colorauo, tils rr.o: were boned at 3L Kni ttstown temetery.

to day in Cotton IUelerV Strike, BrLFASTv November H.t Two of the York Btreet cua cave struck for an adTaace ia wa.