nfii ! r iinrrrirTTn"i n " " " ra"
i
i
r
ir crri .nnron: x.rr-- S3::ia: a assess
Tfl
in 1?, ami uf Deniiw, an adroit and
of tho
Mid
1111-
f-et ujuiious Republican politician of Alach
v.a county, iti t lie same State, which are
et-tervhcie published, revive the disgiace-
(rr if trsli nftoii J.ctfcr.
A MOVf.MMNT I.OOKI.VO Tn 1 N V 1 .-TI'"- ATI OX
ji'mn hkvikwixo his own action
I N F. A KT 1 1 1 N U U A A I . I I Y t o M I o U T I X O
XKWS (d.NKI.INO's rilOMiGUAril SHAD
ri.AXTIN MAUTHA WASHINGTON'S I'OK
Tit AIT, KTCi
effect on tl:e IMgrim maimgers. Tlie
Pi esidei.t is warmly attached to that no
torious city of piljjiim politicians. The'
liave pledged the lNesiilent tbat 1 hihtd'
SS'ctcs ami Of iter JS'oliii(s.
PA.,
FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1S7S.
: ful story of the Florida election frauds by
TiTK bill lepcaling the I'ankmpt Jaw, which Samuel J. Tilden was shamelessly
which onss-d the Senate tvo weeks ago, cheated out of the Presidency, and tho
passed ! he 1 luie esterday week by a large clearly expicssed voice of tho American
majority with an immatci ial amendment, people overthrown and iset aside. These
which a ill be concurred in by the Senate, men, of course, are both scoundrels of the
and the law will then be wiped from the deepest dye, they themselves being the be made public affidavits going to show that
statute book. J judges, and it is somewhat difficult to con- , the vote of Louisiana was also fraudulently
r i , ,,... ' counted for Haves and W Heeler, ltissaiu
Linseed oil. bi u.-ht d in hot, is said to
be the lift thing lo put on kitchen floors.
r.hia, with its pilgrim politician stink, will . A little Caiio (III.) girl nine years old
no longer oll'end the nostrils of the Ameri- is the champion checker player of that
can people. : town. Take Cairo' her.
kmpiotmfst FOR THE IDT.F. i Martin Bergen was convicted of raur-
i .7... :., . i.. r,.. t ,i i..ii... ;;u Tl.mc
Washington, D. C, April 20. 1S78.
It is expected that a movement will be miles below this city, Las been purchased
and a considerable force is now at work
T T I 1 ... .. .' .
made in me lionse iookiiik io ;tn .incnu
g.ttion of the electoial fraud. It will cer
tainly ho made as soon as all the ammuni
tion is in. Beside the investigation of the
Fl n ida fraud, it is expected that there w ill
PiiTi.Aiii.ruiA was honored last week
pdi i'A Imtw I Imtr r . i ! , l rliiit? iiio;niit i- ni
. : . K, A.'fol.iit hail I .nvnrni i
rauo tler infamv bcrore tiic world. It j, 1
y the presence of Bainuni with his big matters not chat tbeir motives now are, e, when in Florida in behalf of Hayes, ,
lutting in croj.s. A large building is being
put up having a capacity to accommodate
one hundred persons, aud a mannfactoiy
in which sixty hands are to bo employed.
A company has been formed for the purpose
of giving employ meut to the idle w ho are
worthy, They are employed in iaising
their own food and uiauufactui ing their
own Mipplics.
t. 1 1 It - . e I.:.,
Know, ano ov najcs w itn a po. no., oi u.a thfl on,y im;)0rtant question beitiff,' are
cabinet. A man could, therefore, on the t!lo5l. statenic",lt!l tnie? There is nolhingin
sameuay umjk upon mo gie.iiL-M ..u...uuK their revelations that is rcaliv new-nothing
of the ae, Caruur.i, and the greatest fiaad
in the cmiutiT, Hayes, who tills tho office
of Presid'Mit although Samuel .1. Tikleu
was legally ami honestly elected to it.
-'3- c -m
Who cm adequately describe the picas
uiable eniDtiiins of General Jacob M.
that was not known before, and which
was jiroposed to be proveu before the Elec
toral Commission when the vote of Florida
was before that tribunal ft;r its decision.
The statements, however, may be icgarded
as new when it is considered that thev are
which the latter sanctioned, and, if so, it j
proves that Noyes acted with the consent
of and in connivance w ith Hayes. j
ItEVIEVVINO II IS OWN ACTION. !
Time and circumstances have cooled the
partisan zeal which erstwhile animated ;
Judge McLin and clouded his conscience,
and now he is able to review his own action ,
with something like the estimation in which ;
it . has been held by dispassionate people
Campbell, tho bold and aggressive member
dav, for killing l'atiick l. lluins
Mrs. Peter Koeler, living a few miles
from Connersvilie, Ind., has just given
biith to live boys. 'Ihe quintette are do
ing well.
Mr. and Mrs. William Shakspeare live
in 15 1 iilgepoi f, Connecticut, and have just
been blessed with a new baby, which they
call William. Shake 1
A boiler in Stiong's foundery, Ham-
mond lane, Dublin, exploded on Satuid;ty.
An ariioiuiniT house was destroyed and lif-
Maktita WASniNGTON S ponmAiT. ! te0n persons weie killed aud twJlvo wcund
A full length life size portrait of Martha '. ed.
"Washington, the last of that kind ever ) Two French lads ami a young man
painted of her, is one of great historical named Ward, who went out in a boat in
interest, and aside from this, is one of gieat the Chicopee River at .lenkinsville, Mass.,
beauty. With its pure pink and w bite , on Tuesday, were swept over the dam and
colors against a back ground of dark green j all three di owned.
and brown it is as beautiful as a boquet. At Mechanicsbnrg, Pa., Sunday night,
The picture is by Andrews, and the like- ; Mrs. Moore, a widow, committed suicide by
ness is taken from a picture showing only hanging herself to a tree in the yard of her
the face and bust, by Stuart, Washington's residence. Financial trouble is supposed
favorite artist. The dress is historically , to have been the cause of the suicide.
correct, both in material and style, and j At Union Mills, X. Ii., last week, as a
from the beeinninir. lie nives in plain.
made by persons who enjoyed full oppor- i ample phraseology a description of tho
Illllttv r? L-IifUVMKT Tl'p rl'tll r i .t ir 1f t lio V TfP l?l ITQ Sinn 1 m HI I ISPS V II iril WOKfi lllSm If il - - , - .11,-,, -
of Colli,. ess fiotn thi.-, d.stuct, as he step- nowamrm MilIlto Mublo, of New Yoik, 11,0 Republicans of the South by the Cessories. It is indeed a picture of great Moor wiih a pair of scissors in its hand it
ped out of the lute House with the dec- j representatives of their reckless and crinu- j historical interest. j tripped and fell, and diiving the points of
laration of Hayes, "I expect to contribute C0 ' , r r tt i Val. but shr.??d C Var,ners "J 1 ,c '"th tiif pfficifxcy BTT I the scissors into irsheart, dFed instantly,
my p,,To.tiou to tho campaign expenses, ?f hiladelphia, Malcolm Hay, of I ,tts- i ,t JS a ter. .b e arraignment of that school J sl havino- passed -John Gardner, a married man, aged
, . , , r , , , ,. burgh, as well as other prominent Demo- of political philosophy, or rat her of soph is- i , ... , " r .1 r' t-eiiciency f . fi n-,,,iMvawif,.iin,lnJi.iiM
and should be pleased if others holding j 0 ' ' t ' vM.ose fundamental minc:nle is hate i b,U' a11 thc cleiks of tho General Land t'Hy live, w lio leaves a wile and one child,
..... ,. crats, who went to Florida to investigate ui wnose 1 inoament ai piinc.pi e is nate, om , furlou-'hed a few months con,m,;tpd suicide at Heading Tuesday
oth.-a would d the same," still sounding 1, , hik w1k solo nlMect hns been the pcrp. ; '' .,. " ,UM ie nioiii is i.irir ,i?,.k
, ' , the facts connected with the election, and . . r r , i . ago, will be put back upon the lolls. T he ctllinR "7 sl.ooting lnmself thiough the
Plea.ariiiy mnais 1 ;.u was a mmpn . , , ! "V,"" l Vr'L 1 .r "i V ' . ! uassa-e of the bill also enables tl. Patent . I'ea.l with a i.istol. A too free use of rum
. :i . . . . . .. .... .- . . . 1 ...., , n,i v i'iv--ivii u iuvi iu liiu 111:1 . a ni'jn 111 v r .uri.iu s 1,'hiiih's 11 1 1 1 ' ' - -- .
over Aiii'jii ;i(!y Jiui i:mikiu uiijut it "jiuwu - rj "'""jt " -
and feel cxuUiiuUy troud. Ketm ning Uoai d, made a fall ajul complete , in li is situation, listened to the men lie de-
! exposition before th.it godless tribunal of ; schbeand allowed lnmself to be guided
uy inuir Miiihiei couiiuns. aintuig uius
eased his conscience as to the general as
Gsn-kii.u. Suiklds is not likely to derive , the very frauds which McLin and Dennis
any ben lir from the bill which so promptly ! now admit were perpetrated. As tacts, rerts or his dereliction, he explains the de-
i.t 1 t. t .1. : ll.dii ,,-r. 11 lsfotni f,-.!.. n-lw.U f.-.p ,r.il.l r.i-...wc nf t)m lt'ltnln fmil .!- i- li 1
passeii i lie lower nraiicn oi congress auiii- j ""-"i tu nuuic iwu; ... ......n,,..,., .........
orizmg t!ie I'rtsident to appoint him Brig- j ever fouco ,.he Presidential election, they
adier Geueial on tho retired li:-t with full ( need nt now be discussed. What will be
p iy. Tha bill w ill fail in the Senate on tho j their effect even if McLin and Dennis suc-pt-cund
that such legislation can only ap- J cced in proving iho truth of everythinij
loan n Sheer ri the regular army. JI . mey assert ucioro a congressional turn-
Olliee to resume issii;iiirp uf i:i!iits. tvhifli ! was the cause.
have been suspended for several weeks on ! Some uneasiness is felt in Chicago
account of the exhaustion of the ajmronri- ! over the fact tbat the communists in that
ation lor these purposes. toy, 10 toe uumoei oi ,nw, are armea ana
con ki.inu's rHnNOC.IlAPir.
diilling. The police are watching their
such is the fact, ho law ought to bo ; mitteo? It would not unseat Hayes and
amended to so as to cover this and similar i h'stal Mr. Tilden, because, as Governor
Tt is not true that Mr. Conkling looks ' 'novements to prevent a recurrence of last
-....1. 1 1 - tt , f .- - tii rv. tr c ,'w.tc
.i - ... i o i ..i.i. -.i unuer iii.s ueii every nurnc oeioie rprirma .. i.-.
is me on reaoy vaiuauie rianoi me con- , " . . " i Ti,a f..i i; ,.i .. 1 i. m i -n
fession, so far as the pubic interests are IO !",:l,i0 fure that no ente. p, ising co, res- , r -''''.f "rch tfc C'rchv.. le,
concerned. Thc de.aili a.e clear, full and PynIen '.a.8 Vted a phonograph there If' c , nty, "ear the terminus of the
to caicn me lncolierent tlenunciations of , "":ul nm i.umu.iii, was eniereo oy
the administration Ahich fall from his lips. : burglars several evenings ago, and tho
when he happens to be so loose of soul i silver communion service aud three gold
les
beyond thc possibility of question or of
cavil in their remorseless particularity of
names, figures and localities. It is a com
plete document, giving an explanation of
the motives which induced him to commit
or connive at the frauds which gave the
vote of Florida to Hayes. From ihe veiy
beginning of his confession, in reciting the
considerations which inllueuced him to
pervert the expression of the popular will
for the benefit, of the Republican p:irty,
that in hissleep he mutters over his affairs ; crucibles were stolen.
but it is true that Mr. Conklintr is going to : I,s- Charles Lintner, living five mil
buy a phonograph to lecord his private northeast of Virginia, Cass county, 111.,
cases when they ai ise, for no officer of tho ' Hendticks said last week when he read
regular army has stronger claims to bo ' tac statement, the titlo of Hayes rests on
placed o:i iho retired list, with the full pay i the decision of the Electoral Commission
to which his rank entitles him, than tho i and tho two houses of Congress, and cali
brate aud gallant Shields. C"iigre?s, how- ! not no tv be destroyed. If Hayes were ira- down to his explanation of the motives
ever, seems to bo er.tiiely willing to be at ' peached for complicity in the fraud and which induced him to sin, and the descrip
. , , ; i r n- w, i .u - ' t''"1 of the icvolting details of the frauds
least measiuatoy just to ucnerai .-mieios. ; .c.cu tou v .ce , tilcinseiVHS (.aves naihur to bo supplied
Ho has been receiving a pension ot Unity i 1 lesnieni, auu not .hi. i liuen, wouio sue- anc nimits of no dodging.
dollais a month, and dining the piesent cced him, so that tho fraud, having been
bessiun tho Senato passed a bill increasing j consummated by the act of the Electoial
it. -o fifty dol-ais. When the bill came over j Commission, its decision must be regarded
to the Houso the amount was increased to j as final and conclusive. Congress, howev
ono hiibditd dollars per month. If thc er, can and it is to be hoped will author
Senate concurs in this amendment, as wo j an investigation into the frauds of the
presume it iviii, although it will not pay ! Floiida election through a committee, and
inteiviews, as it is his only safeauaid
against the malice and misconceptions of
the reporter and the inventions of the ene
my. Yours, ic, G. X. S.
'Hie Stolen l'residem y.
lHSCI.OSUliES OF THE FLORIDA EL.ECTOHAL
FRAITK
Judge McLiu's confession, with 'he ter- ! Jodrre McLin. one of the members of thn
nblo atcnavits lie lias made, proves beyond , Returning Hoard of Floiida, lias given a
all cavil that tho Radical majority of thc ; sworn statement to the public, reciting the
Electoral Commisiou f. w that the goods , details of the election frauds peroet rated
! were
was receiving stolen goods. .Mr. Hayes that State from Tilden to Haves,
General Shields moie than one-fourth the mako them a matter of record to teach fu-
am unit ht would l entitled to as Urig idler tine generations tho enormity of the crime
ItOlieial, It W.,l at lejSl SHOW UI.U : f ,i.Tl,t flf ,n mioi-ifir f,f IU ! Pinitrnctur in Illinois nr.Lnnuil,liYH l.of.na 1
adopted count iy is not unmindful of tho j , . ....... . ... , tie Douse Postal Committee that in one
.itu,iii,.iii i;i..'i'io u 111.1 1, IICI IIVLUULU 111 . . I
S'oien and that .Mr. Haves Ave in lie
i
;., ,i H i.;... ii ii.. i:
II'W Dll.l 111 IIJD T IlilC WIC 11III1S-
gnised and umpaestioncd receiver of stolen
goods.
UXEAttTIITKC, RASCA LIT Y.
On Thursday last U. A. Fisher, a mail
in Floiida to transfer the electoial vote of
He
says :
few days pgo gave birth to triplet boys.
weighing fceve.n and oue-fjurlh pounds
each. At last accounts the little Liutners
were well and doing tine.
A tight rope performer, while walking
back w aid over a rope at Cafasauqua. Pa.,
Friday evening, r..issdhis footing and fell
fifty feet to the ground. He sustained a
fracture of one leg and such internal iuju
j lies that his recoveiy is beyond hope,
j Mrs. De Graff is a lady living in Ulster
! county, N. Y., who has attained to the
venerable ago of one hundred and four,
, She looks well, does her own sewing and
housework, and distinctly remembers shak
; ing lmnds with General, the Marquis de
Lafayette.
n aged couplo named August and
heroic si i vices he has rcndeied to her,
the Presidential election of 187, and caha- ';
; instance he was overpaid t),000, by
O' Hrien, a pay clerk in the Sixth Ami
Ur tl.m,til ... 1.,. ;o l. " ...icu, ciin. in uic cum
A I. tip itoii it may be a disputed oueslion I ,f ll)e ' , " country. n''Ce- t1,0na.,"',-ado,i"ed l hay"s "d
.. ... . : .- i 1 1 .v..iiii j monev to () :?rien. It rpmhs tl.ar. 1. was
If Hie I.onnl hnd aoteij in oororrlnnep with the 1 Hannah Giisler. livintr near Youii"sville
decision of the .Supreme l.mrt of Ihe Stule, fie- 1 cii;..n -v a-v- i J
tinir, t!,L. peis an.l rt.n.es of the !..arl In . cm,n,i. 1 ork, were found
reference lo ihrowiiur out preeiiK ts, since ren- ! horrib.y mutilated and dead in the house
ii-r.-.i, it.-.- is noqi.esti.in or ihe laet that NSr. ! of the latter on Thuisday morning, April
1 iMen w...,l l have l.eeu tntitle.l to the vote of ot ti..v .j.. , r .'
Klori.'.a. F.xclu.linir the return from Uaker i , -, . J . y ha1 '' ed apart for some time,
county wlm-h was county, nml which I linve and it is thought he killed her by cutting
.v one . .e.i! i.e.. irom me p.n ues who ma.ie it whs ; tier throat and then shot himself
ditoi's ' n 'aNely mu n ii fact ii red return, mid ii.elulii;tr i t ,. ie, ,i . ,lf t ,, i . ,i T-
, 'U1 ? i the lru return, which eoi respon.le.l .vu h the . I"11' " eK1. lf Lulworth Castle, El
whether at the time of his inauguration !
Hayes kl.ew of tho election frauds in
Floiida, it is a vciv remaikablc and signi
ficant fac. that the most prominent and ;
active agents in ti e unholy woik have j
beeu is.vau'.eJ by Hayes by appointment ;
to ollice. If he was ignorant of thc frauds :
tKen, he w;ij not ignorant of tLcm when ;
McLin, Dennis, and othoi scoundrels l'.ko j
them, were given offices. Hayes never j
! Ctist.om.lrv for tli Pnsl (IfRcn llinitmpiil
Tun steamship Richmond, which left , to give contractors' orders on the local
Philadelphia in Febiuary last with laboreis ; rstmasle-s for money they had on hand.
.,.., l i , e .i i, , , . "mi iicMiw rt iciii-es ue coiiecicu mu i'
...... ....v'.... .i.i.vi ll.l I'll LU'J LOOI .1. V. VI
respoiuleil viih the . . . ; ' ' ' " '-.ihic, J-og-
prccinet ret u rn-i of t tin t con n t v. won Id eerti. i n- land, bead OI a famous old Roman Catho-
ly hnve M-iven the State to Mr. Tilden. Archer lie family which can boast a Cardinal's
precinct. .o. 2. Alachua county, was in the ,i ;,- , ,. i -. . . u . , , ,
c ount. The fraud commuted in this precinct ,,,lt' fll1 ,1.t b 1,ls Wl1'' Just I'nolished, etl
iviis not (.liiiwri to the hoard by the Iiemocrai ic courage his children to become priests or
hnvyers. nlthouifh a eontei was ma lo and ' nuns. If the sons take orders they are to
much intention Kiven to this precinct : but I !,,,. cxi tuid- . i r -c,-. o ,li J. , .
have recently learned from Iho Republican : 1 avo ?-(,.f!(,f instead of oO.OOO, ad if the
leader of that county that after ihe returns ctauentors enter nunneries. -10.000 instead
lit to r.ainesville, county-seat, of 00').
from the oust .mast ei s m. tlieso rtrdoiR. anil
!:....' :t i :.. i ... . . i .: " 1 . i..;lu,.r (), -
u...-. coi.ii.icL in iia.!i, leiuiueu , the postmasters loi warded the orders to tho .hit. I been brought
to .ew i oik on rrn.av last, i ins I'liila- ; oci-artmeni as voucners to snow mat itiey ' ...-.c ...i.m-u i.. m.. ie.ur.is uy me m- . ;i.-., u, v -- , .... ,
1 i I i a. . i . s i.'ctnr? nnil clTK ol said prcfinct. In Leon .............. H, K . j luunii oil., nas
publishes the following let- ,1,ad tied, but the amounts were never , (:rHlniy ;4sinn Republic.,., baii-.t- were .t.tred ' been thrice engaged to marry, and each
cua.-eu against, i isuer, w n( would aiier- into me imoot-nox nt prer-met o. !i; yet it time the lady has died shoitly before the
ward call on the Department and collect made to appear, eyet, to the tinctior. or d , - wwl(i:,. In ih hi in
..... cm - r . ii .. 'he JicmncTHtic member of ihe board, that l",v stt "'l me wedding. In tue last III-
" ,l "'"'ouiiw u ins con Tract, so mar. ai ; w(.le n,)t r.llse UliUn, Sunswp.ont eou- stance, which occurred a few dayf
dtlphia Ti
ter received by the Richmond from its spe
cial correspondent at San Antonio :
i ago, the i
... , t t . - . ....... .i ..ii i .), 1-..0. no vii.iuiu uii iiw IPIUCI5 n,is a nciii sic,., i r.ii mihiys I .111 l I lie y h ere PtllHMl into (lio jrlT 1,1,-1 RP-lfPll IPHPlf at 1 talilrt l- i.rn '
wou.d have appointed McLin to a judge- The Uiehaiond. with Mr. Thomas Collins, the ! from tho government. Tho system of i 1 h:"' seen Jos. Howes, one of the inspee- Lif.,i . ,' Vlr. i ' . f ,, l
Kl.io in X.-w Mexico for which ha '"iitt,i.irr. nn.l men mi.l mtui;,ls fur tin- Ma- l nutLeii,, , ,11 oo! Vet ions from novl m st e, "V" ,,a ve ,i,k,-,s similar to them a few .lays I V ..ewiotcLei name, her brail fell
btnp in ocw iiiixiu., ioi which ne as . l!ujia llIir. M:imi,rt. i;illj.-..,i ,, board, smn.-d i r"t-KCU" -j' cm.cct mit, tiom postm.istci s t.tt,re the election, a.-.d cautioned him nmsi forwaid ; and when those present raised ?
totally ii,c mpltcr.,1 except to reward him ' up t he river from I'.o a at hi.!f-pnsr two o'clock xvrtS applied gcneially to ) I.nen, but of; I h.-iru, unless thev were KCiicrally adopted, her up she was dead !
, ,. , f ,, , on the afternoon of M.uch . Tli.ee lirailiati ; course to make it work a number of clerks un'' I "'terwar.i learnt d he had iriven them up. .il, r . i '
for his seiviccsas a member of the Return- , (.!, IP ,e c.n.. e.-Ji accompanied us t.i fre ,,.,1 l,,K,k.k,.fi,o1 lod In l,o i,. rll,.6i,. nml 1 In .Jetlersor. county, in n cer:am precinct, at , A.,man e'R'VJ Pars or age, named j
rtf Rouid Dii-niM tl c.'tc it-tandsharn- Ul' ,1M 1 ith the native a.1",1 " , kel,c,b ba 1 to c llusu n and wch Mr. J. ItoU was insprctor. loo votes were Mcil, who died in Ruckingham county,
ing J,. aid. l.c.nis, ti.ct.titsiaiit.siiaip-: W.IV o ,,. 1:h w; ,he ,ic.aiai u, ; share thc swag. .Mr. addell, chan man 1 sun .pi it u.usiy added to i he ballots and count- in the nroviuce of Oueboc n.rF.id-w '
list villain of the entire batch, was given: little town of un alnnlio. a villaifeof iil.oul ' of the committee, is a good investigator. 1 eJ N" chartre was made ns to this fact before f , f , T r i- !i , i
i hit imiiiiu. i nt. t.oiii iisi(,.i fi j. tie . siiir. , " " .v... Il....,,vii3 ul i ..'i ci ii.s c.e;iLii
a pofitioii under John SI.eiman, Sccietaiy
of the Tieasuiy, at tho wiitten reipuest of
Hayes hiuisilf. Would ho have done this
without knowing that Dennis hadoanied
Florida for h im by frauds on tho ball
tuiv i.f A , rt.Ar i ,1-nf.i ti.t in ttinliiilfinnit''
.. ... . j .....,,... ...... j
rs j . man who appeals before his committee
. ecu the vil!:iKU of liruv.-s n.i tne riht mid ; can avoid telling tho truth, unless he lies votr-p fraudulently Hddeo to the Archer return,
tila Maria on the left. Here bemns n lal.y- ; outright. lie puts voiv pointed questions ' an'' "lu 74 votes Fluffed i" the box ir. I,-oii
tilhof narrow channels, c-onneclii.jr the Am- ! to wi-iiesses and his lh'id priWHimini ; count v, and Ihe 10(1 vol.. s surie.tit i.ni-ly added
on wiih Hie l'.ii ,w ii,.. f..r., .. 1 ' "'-"esses, auu ins llglil cross-examilia- ,n .I.-fTi-.-soii enuniv. nin.iMn,. :irx v-.o..
ied ally luxuriant the sail throuirli to the prc.nt Ul,ns aie nneai th ing startling frauds ill the ' rejected, and the llemocrai ie rejected pre
o. i rier is the most meuioritl.le part of the whole Post Othce Department. j cin.-ls. which were excluded for irres-ularit y
voynire. An introduction to lh Amazonian i illeirnlity. contrary to the decision f the
for-tt is
I rom
SHAD PLANTTXO.
is worth atrip to the Amazon Valley
lllrt I l ,1 Oil Sf.t. .c I I . . . . .-. . . . , I . -. . . . .
And vet this man. who knows that his in all their Bi ,-,h,. i:,;,-, ,. " ' ! AOout i.ou.tMXi young sliad were planted
.:n ,i. i,.:. i., r i ,;tl ; like haves, the miviii. with enormous r.m- i ln ,l,e 1 otomac liver this week from the
supreme- Court, been retai I and counted,
Mr. Tilden would have carried the State. The
conclusion, therefore, is irresistible, that Mr.
Tilden was entitled to the electoral vota of
shaped ;.';ies. Hue never tires of fiimir i ' United States steamer Loolront- Tl. I'..! : florida, mid not M r. Hayes.
coutinue in of.ice for neatly threo years j ',"'.!'Vi,'V.e.s',','.,l0,V'i,:,r !,n'' a.ri,-," "f. : ted States Fish Commissioners have been 1 haves wgsizaxt of the FRArn.
longer. If it is tine tl at '-uneasy lies tho ! conou-re,: race of vet. ti.bi-man'i'; the dr ns'o I engaged in collecting shad eggs :it Alber- ' HTn. rn"kinf this statement my motives will i ing, of Clinton, and Joseph lau, of Pitts
head that weais a crown," what must bo ; canopy of trr.-e.. uppm t.d.by natural columns ; marie Sound, from which place the vessel i i''!!,,, IT. 'V.lTi VkT,1 '.m"'?i' h'.l ,he rnls i burgh, at piesent under Treasurer RiwV
cuy wiwi me rerguson natch- motives to sustain thetn. I am tree t j admit i - e i iiisourgli t;i says Liran don t be-
me, by me aid of winch the hatch-
that he had murdered three persons on the
upper Ottawa River, for which be had
never been suspected. In addition to
these he committed two other mm dei s, for
which he was tried and sentenced to long
terms of imprisonment.
State Treasurer Xoyes has announced
the following appointments : Cashier. I.
Rlake Walters, of Clearfield ; Cleik, V.
J. llayard, of Greene, formerly of the Au
ditor General's Department ; Robert Fleni-
liead that weais a crown, wnat must bo canopy ot irr.-en suppoi tci.ny natural columns ; marie Sound
the m. nt.il cond ition of a man who reach- l;"!"";:. !ir', ,'r,,V'iUy '(V ,tif '"'e ; left for this
... . , ! (rrapes and colossal nut and pnd-l.canejr tr.-es. ,
ed the Presidency lu tho manner that . an. i above all the hundreds of varieties r . ig machine
Haves did ? poms, nil striving to outrival the others in ' ing piocess consumes only from three to
i--.'i r ' .' . ... . " ." ....r-ij. iin-ri live oats, and hv I be timn I .a vosunl .-..n
I'leifci our oi rie wo oils, nnd tot r sii.im...e K.. .... - ' --j ...w .v.t.
The
articlo
Tr
ion that tho reuomination of General Camp- i
bell as the Republican candidate for Con-
, : .. i. :.. .i , . ....... .
i i isi.neis occupied . y name lIt. On the 1 St h ! a fresh supply of water at
ded, but Iris lc-eleclion is not" that "the ' entered iho Madeira river, having- passed : tioduced into the IntehiioT
t , : fourteen towns on the Aiiihzoii after loavinir 1 . . V, "
rw.-c.iiieu ..ii'ii.ii p.i.ty p.opose in in i i
, that viewing thimrs as I now do. and remein- ! long there, although he mav ha
j t.ermir that Mr. Hayes was continually inspir- I tln-onrrh tl,l rii n
in his personal tnends and trusted nirent- tv I l,U"!;U "il01 once on a ,,me.
evry means in hi power to secure for him the 1 he Ninety-six (S. C.) G
have gone
Somerset Jlentul, as appears by ail onirics: to the rubber makers here u 1 there ; L 1 " asniiigum ine young were aOout three ; :." ' r ...n.i.i nun Louisiana, ani i.e-
. - . . ... ' nroRc u,e monotony. A iifitor shooi imr m so I lnciies loll" Cans oont ii.iii.rr Hm r..,,,irr ,i , , u niouou
copied from it into tho Johnstown nT .rdcd an ex. it iuK amusement t,, -i,n l;. ' ! i ' V , containing the young , ,.s part, done with knowledge that he had not
.. . , ,. i (j-.-rs. Uettiiiir Hirroun.l now and then and ir-t I"l,lu "1D 'ei uowu over lue sioesoi Hie Ves- "een eieoted, as his subsequent repudiation of
junt of I liuay last, expresses the opin- ; , ,.T ,f ' 'V ! ,1 V' V" " ",i.f- ' sel and 1 heir cnlonU ,tb,- (inv. lick..rd. whose title w bound .... in l,u
river in the world. It was there about Iwentv ,"te,va,i' a11 the way up the river. The eleclton hasshown, my contempt for the ilt.t
mil. s wide, dotted here an 1 therewith vret-n ' vesst:' started with 800,t00 shad eegs, but; llU,e"ess of the man is beyond my power.of
a rx.
The only death frcm disease since we left
Phil.idi lplii.i occurred on the inoruinir of Mar.
10. The d.-eeased was .Inhn S. all in, of Holli-
(I.IV'-lllir 111... llf fl,,. bli.i.r.iir.. .... . ..
l'licGencial Int.i been look- ! wa's h brother t.f Detective Kraiik ."eailon. of
-'-in ."tort Ii lenth street. Philadelphia. The
poor leliow died of pneumonia, hhI was only
sick three .'as. lie was buried im li-ra la."e
nuibi-eila tri-eon Ihe ba nks of t he Madeira, tir.
.or K.iin rni,.:"(f tin.' Cntlioiie tuuia pi rvi.-i
Congressional caiuiulates in the field," and
that ,-the (ieneral must look out for a
11 inking lire.'
ing cut and picpaiing to save himself fioin
tho Democratic storm next November that
will j iovo so destinctive. Ho recently
expression. Mr. Hayes has denii d the validity
or hisown titlein denying lioTetriwr Packanl s.
He has iifiiored his Florida friends, showintf he
believed them unworthy and tainted with
fraud ; yet he holdson to the Presidency, which,
in his own opinion, wa secure 1 by this very
f.a.id. He has cowardly abandoned and be
trayed his Southern Republican friends thro'
rear oi. teinir ousted from an office that he bi,.
?.l lioni that great and good hu.y.one ;(,r thesnt.-eontra. tors, who had been ' nate, businessmen of the countrv V verv
that ofiice-holdcrs would not ; l '"u, Yh' ZXruVS ' iVU',.,i '"r thf shape ff
from cutitributiiig funds fori :th a s.i i- of .ordiai resolutions t.f tliauks Registers in Bankruptcy, who managed to
called on Mr. Hayes, and by tho irresistible
firca of his own peculiar way of stating
luitig. exioited from that great and good
rouu a pledge
bo pre vented
can paigti purposes. Xu Piisidtut ever
bofoio made a moio unconditional surren
do'r to a member of Congress than Hayes
inle to Jacob M. Cainpbtll. Ic was a con-cesi-siuii
by Hayes in the veiy teeth of his
boasted civil service ouler a concession
which other men have sought in vain to
obtain from him and it has of course given
riso to much speculation as to the j i'd'is
vj'fruwh of the member fi ni tho Cambria
distiict in seeming it. General Campbell
knows th.ii in a po!i:ical campaign money
bid lepealinc the bankinntev law. Tim
cr"s on'the XuZZX ' l V"? .'.'. a ".e barn, it could, is
r. sidence. Oi, March - we r, ive.l ,,r our ,ies- '. , , VX WU 11,0 Sta
t-n.il j.,n
statute books when it
Mr. tviniuel l.cnon. of Hollnh.vi i Could best serve the honest, but nnfoifii-
f
r -U",r i tnro.no. m e is a brot i,.r Iot the bulk or all the material that came
o s-.ate s.i nalor Joiiu I.emon One of th v r .t -t , . """;
D ilian laborers was found murden'd about , btfoie them, will now be thrown upon tho
mil.! and a half from camp on March :. His Country in a lielpless condition, to add
suppos.-d murderer, another Italian, has been j further to tho general depression,
ariested-and turned over to the Urnzilian au- I 1
tuorilics. COMKOliTINO SEWS.
Since the arrival mot of the time lins been ' n -n i r . ,
spent in unioM.bnjr the Hici.m , building! 11 be comforting to the American
h..us -s. etc. Several Kan ,,t men' are. how- : people to learn lhat there is one Christian
'OT. nl work on ine road. San Antonio -.... : or a,r ti.o r it.. ....
,...,,. .... ...... fi,... i , ,y . i.i -x.i.ii VjUllj-n.s,
. ' . ." - i.s. in., many sn.in- '
us, . ..-oiipossiuie to esnina e I in muni,..,-,.r
Norfolk was in
machine, and
owing to some deleterious matter in the
water a number of tho eggs weie destroyed.
l'UKPA UK TO EN TER.
Eet those who nronose to oass through
the valley of bankiuptcy pienare to enter ! i',?,v,Ml he "ever was elected to by the people,
now Tlin Mouse Kv n . ,- ,iiE; i halever may he t he opi mon of men in ref a r 1
, r Z- 1 ", oo y, Cly de,cl;s,ve. vofe 1 to mv motives. I Kive them facts, aud leavS my
ot ,(t teas to .j'.) nays has passed the bona to motives to a higher tribunal.
&AM1T.1, D. JICblN,
The above was signed and sworn to be
fore the Clerk of Thomas county, Ga.
STATEMENT OF SEXATOll IiKSM?,
The confession of Judge McLin is cor
roborated by ihe statemeutof Gaptain Den
nis, given
the New
(7 liar tlin n
chronicles the birth, of colored parents, of
a very singular child. From the waist to
the crown of the child's head its skin is
pure white, from the hips to the knees tlm
: skin is of a coal black, and from there
j down the skin is white. The head is
, covered with hair as white as driven snow,
I and is unusually long for a chill of that
age. l lie ciniu is large and healthy.
Martin Cody in a frenzy induced by
drink made a murderous assanl; upon his
wife in Harrison street, in Raltimore, Fri
day night, cutting her throat with a razor,
and also cutting a fearful gash on the back
of her neck. Supposing that he had killed
his wife he cut his ow n throat nearly from
ear to ear. Roth are fearfully wounded,
but the physicians say that the injuries of
neither of them are necessarily fatal, but
Cody may die.
John Hughes, pedestrian, who started
out at Central Patk Garden, New York, on
Sunday night, April 20th, and has been
in person to a correspondent of : walking all week in the endeavor to eoual
ork tlcrald. Dennis has been O'Eca. v' walk ... r. ...... J .
a Republican Senator for eignt consecutive and twenty miles in six days, concluded
years, was chairman of the Republican his tramp at 8:33 on Saturday even ii.rr at
committee of Alachua county and president
oi mo iioard of Commissioners. He savs
inhabitants, us so many iih i ives are comtnir and
K 1 1 nil ail I In- lime. There is v.-ry little sickness
except n disease called t . b.-. n k bono lever
wl;.-h is di.nriee.il. Ic but by no means dniurcr
oin. The men who let rum alone and Like
e:ii .; of ihennelvcs in other respects arc lioinvr
i nt: nrrivai in 3 r. I r, im ,
punishments." This indeed is joyful in
telligence. It was generally feared that
since Uob Ingersoll and Harry Reeeher had
knocked tho bottom out of ihe bottomless
pit that Congressmen had become reckless
of consequences ; but it is consoling to
i- . . 'al.;!l3ntl..iii7i,, ur ix no w nirti i iit-iu is ai least one, it not more,
enueoJiee.su. th is Congressional disti ict, R bill authoi izuig the Governor to appoint ! of our national legislatois who consider
Lo has given them very plainly to under- a competent person to aid the soldicis of Palvalion paramount to all earthly wealth
fcUnd that Mr. Il.ijcs will not visit them th0 IUo wr ' presenting their claims n,H' K'ory, and who will not baiter away
i don't mind saying- that I am certain the
Plate of Florida went lor Tilden on t he face of
Ihe returns, and that he should have had it. I
a.,.ir ir st..t,n.,o . :.., .... rr: f int n, "in a
... L.oiwi.iny mo . oii- n. .tie iasr inree tnnnins wnen. if I had
gieai uociriucs oi revelation on the testi
mony of its Divine Author." He further
'believes in a state of future rewaids and
I he lereeiliiji tiom o .i,i. r......i 1 ,
coiialiiu.es ihe i-iaews of war, and although i tliiiiifs will soon be in fine workiutr order.'
wo aro far from charging Lini with mcdi
tat'.ug a laid on Iho pus masters and rev-
The huj,') f n,e State ring, which
nocn convinced that erushine proof of the fiiet
that lilden carried the State would turn Hayes
out and irive Tilden his rights, I would not
have irhidly furnished such nroof. I know n,..
.. ...yprooi went nelore t rmif res no
stand up mid vote to keep Hayes in
loi'i r ucle lien-K.eiiernl llutler)
uo. and wiule he thinks Haye-f sh
which time he had made four hundred 'and
nine miles Huel.es rati his last two miles
in 3:4, and 8:01 respectively, and was pret
ty badly used up.
Constable Joseph Schenbergcr. of
.oK.H..iim, i oi k countv. on hi. f.
A m. Crawrord, of Pittsburg, charc
oal h of Renjamir. Campbell, of Ilel
ownshin. on the 2:5,1 ..r A ,, ;i ;.,.
n",n,etu,,, i i,av,K r,mriled an assauU a,,i
what I could on t,ie ;"Hhter of said Campbell, a liule
Fifteen hundred people attemb-d tho
Catholic chinch at Milfoid, M.i-s., on Sup
day, attracted by the erieeta!im that
Father Cud. !edy would allude to the con
troversy between himself and the Society
of Hibernians. The Rev. Father denounc
ed the Older in the most severe lerms. de
clared the pews in the church htl.l by them
vr.caut, and warned Americans against the
Older, as the Mollie Maguirc disturbances
in Pennsj lvania might be repeated in New
Kiigl.n;d. Members of the Order declare
their intention to adhere, lOgardless of the
action of Ihe Church.
"Father, don't leave me!" were tho
last -Aorus of poor I'mma Kby, the sixteen
year old gill whs met such a shocking
death at Harrisbiii g on Wednesday morn
ing. Her distracted father was kneeling
by Iter bedside in the hospital fondly
stinking her sunny hair, and as the ut: for
tunate chiid was entering the valley of the
shadow she imagined her parent was do
seiting her. The engineer of the locomo
tive which killed the girl says he did not
see the wagon crossing the railroad until
almost upon it. and then he did what he
could to avoid tho fatality.
The Pittsburgh I'ozt says in t silicone
was received in that city on Sunday of the
death, at Dunkiik, New York, of Rever
end Anthony Calandria, a distinguished .
member of the Order of Passionists attach- i
ed to St. Paul's Monastery, on the Smith
Side, and the founder of the Older in this
country. His death, while not unexpected
by those with whom be was clo.ely asso-
ciated, sends a keen thrill of sorrow through
the Catholic community and awakens re
collections of his advent amongst us and of
tho labors performed by him during the
tw-pnly-live years of his Christian woik iu
Pittsburgh. !
J. R. Weeks, known as "Fatty Weeks," i
a former sutler of the Ohio regiment, who
has been keeping a disreputable di iuking
houso at Norfolk, Va., died recently, and
on Friday last a Mrs. Julia Whittington j
made affidavit that before hi death he dis- ;
closed to her that be had murdered live
men for their money and hidden their bo
dies under the floor of his premises. The
Mayor set a gang of men at teaiing up the
floor of his premises No. Tl Church street,
but they found nothing, Many prisons
think the story is founded on fact, as Weeks
was a very bad man, and the investigation
will le continued.
Jeiry lluckstep. an elderly colored
man living near Liberty Mills, Va., has
met a singular and terrible death. The
show of John Piobinson was moving from
Orange Court House to Madison Couit
House, headed by several elephants. The
old man was attracted by the ptocession.
and approaching the caravan was attacked
by one of the elephants and ciushed to
death. His body was shockingly mutilated
and death was almost in.-tautaneotis.
When overtaken by the vicious beast the
old man was on his way to woik and had
his dinner in his pocket. It is supposed
the elephant suiDed the lunch and attacked
and killed the man to get it, sis no provo
cation was offered.
A most revolting crime was committed
near Wi ightsville, Ycik county, on Tues
day evening of last week. A little girl
named Campbell, about ten years of age,
accompanined by her younger brother,
while on the way home from a day's visit
to relatives in the country, was assaulted
by a villanous-lixiking tramp. Unable to
accomplish his diabolical purpose the fiend
used a pocket knife, inflicting such horri
ble injuries that the poor little victim, af
ter lingeiing in terrible agony, died Thurs
day morning, Theravishcr was ai rested
and committed to the county jail at Yoik,
but narrowly escaped lynching at the
hands of the populace, who are all in a
great state of excitement, over the atTair.
A special to the N. Y. World from In
dianapolis says Governor Hendricks in an
informal way said the McLin and Dennis
confession in no manner mi i prised him.
He intimated that legal proceedings based
upon them would be instituted, but not im
mediately, although he could not fctato
what precise form would be adopted. In
regard to his views on the Presidential
question, he quoted from his speech to the
Democratic State Convention of Febiuary
2oth, saying while it is peifectly true that
the title of Hayes to the office of President
is settled under the forms of law, it is f-till
none the less true that imperative duty de
mands that fitting punishment be vis:ted
upon criminals thiough whose crimes that
judgment was obtained.
The Cincinnati Enquirer prints care
fully compiled reports from Ohio, Indiana,
Kentucky and Michigan, from which the
prospects of a heavy fruit crop in those
states appear very llat'ering. While tho
peach crop on low lands is reported dam
aged to an extent of probably 50 per cent.,
apples, cherries, fcc. with but few excep
tions, a;e reported to be in an excellent
condition. The rejorts show a large in
crease in orchard acreage within the past
five years. Grapes, although not far
enough advanced to allow an accurate es
timate of future prospects, are said to bo in
a good condition, and a large yield is prom
ised. The entire crop, like a'd other vege
tation, is fully three weeks advanced iu de
velopment over former seasons.
A foul murder was committed on
Tuesday morning last at 1400 Grand ave
nue, Kansas City, Mo. The neighborhood
was aroused by tho sound of a pistol hot
and flames issuing fr om the houso. A fter
the fire had been extinguished it was found
that Theodore Hattenbach and wilo had
been murdered and the little girl eight
years old knocked insensible and lying at
found on the bed with her head crushed in
and her limbs burned to a crisp. Mr Hat
tenbach was found in the kitchen with a
bullet hole, in his head and the back of his
head crushed in with an axe, which was
c.seovered near the body. The little gi.l
was found out of doors in an inseiisiblo
T, 8,,7,icio" t rst pointed to
Hattenbachasthemurderer.butsubsequent
developmentshavedestroyed that suspicion
and the real murderer is still unknown.
D tN( IN-'i IN III , - ,
rvitiil rK.-patch sits; -. . ....
Mrs. Milton Hi.;.-.. - ;
and wealthy Got man ; . ;
and. in order to n- t . '
and t reatment was rem.,-.! ,'. ' ,'
of the Little Sisu-is of t) c j.1 ' "
western pait of the city. " '
popular w ith the inmates is
and dining her stay male rrs v V
About two weeks siilfe ytl's 'j.
had been in bad hca',;h. V j' t -quite
ill. Dining I.f-r i;;I.,1 s!
every attention from the , j :''
all that medical aid c-.u'.-T . tu ber
sufTerinsr was done. ! e J,'. '
however, and some of -.Le p!;vVc
to the conclusion t!;r,t siJC .,
much l.incer. I.nsr s. u ' "
j i, -
died and was laid out S o,,i
body was. according tot!...,... "K
ed and laid out in the p:i: "...i f f ''
tion. The p-ood Sis'ets, j)0 ( .' ::
by her bedside so faithful!-.-, ne v
by the side of the cm pe a n ic! m '
the cli ck f-trnck twelve. Ti.e S"
not grow weaiy in their f,;of 'V
over the dead. Suddenly, as :
upon her face still in deatli'tLo s . J .
appeared to flash, tho b!... I carre h
the faded cheek, and, a- th,,,-, i
with supeihuman energy. the"c -
rose up from its resting j :a,-p. w. ,J
draped with black pall eti ,',..", .
mom nine, and tpoke tot!,'
watcheis. s.ivinc. "I n-r, ,... r.. "
I will die soon." The old 1.-..J v C
around the room, sang and "si. :"
loud and i inging voice. The ii rp .:
hospital were thundeisti ;:.-.k and
As soon as the run ses ice vr t. j f , ,r, .
fright they placed the (.;.J fai.. '..
where she lingered until ab-v;t hi, "e 'v
when she again aj.paient'.vd ci, "t'.
has created the most itret.e e to -f
and thousands or peisous La-.e v:s.:--"
hospital. """"" "
"f h
XT,
"firi!V.N Sviit-p." V
in the wrr!l was. ver et.v
its curative qualit ies as '
MAN SVKI P. Ill tl.p r
l.'.il n ri It. 1 1 I'U. I Il'lTs;iTui s 1 ri 'I . , , ,t
medicine was distrih-it' .l r,-.
Druggists in this rmii.trv "i . :i. ,.
w ith Consumption, A--! -.. i.
Conchs, I'neunioiiia ami ,.; r ,
the throat an.l 1iij-.es. civo ? '..
people un.l.-iii;il:.- proof 1,1
ni l' will cure th-m. Ti rr
that f irngpistii hi every t 'ti; a:,
the United States. nr.- r. t:
their customers. ( io to v. :r !::
in on Si Murray, Kl.e -.rz. n:- T
they know al.mit it. Sa-m - !
Regular size 75 cents. ILr-rc
Iieve ar:y ca.-e.
r. . i -
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Est eh i" K i se, Pa., F.
K. f HOMI'SuS : I lue !,
cured my wife of v
diflii-nlty whi. h li:i !;tr
three years, and I U.ive t
in doctoring Ii'-r, w'.t:i
1 heard c.f tl:e Parostna ;
tie, whkh i am Laj'py ?
fntirelv. c.
l'rerared I r F-. K. Ti
I'a. Price, Si. On p.-r 1
Leiuuiuu & Murray, bi.
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I'KESIPENT ITATES KEW ALL.
n.lt 11. 0 T. AciAlll L'tli.lU llinl ...... 1. J
- ' ' . . . nitu ,U J Ul iiai
.n.i ue in rne.l 1:11101 eiffli?. vpnix 'umoH Ali. ti. .
T.. l ir.., ... .
i....,.,c.jee, oi tv riglitsville, who com-
nut Iia il,,.,,..l. i. I., ,;m - " ' " " TT ' n 11
h 01 i,e,. mEen hy i'ww "in , "i," "Zx ter. i i V',er txe" Justice of the Peace
icwnc-u "Mil Oflimur J1UIT1MII HCXH1C H H1SO.
miite.1 him to the York jail to await trial
, wj on me laim 1
these facts in reserve-?"
"Of course he did, all the time
of Mr. Warren Gentry, St. Louis county
Air ia tlin r,n-.AAn r . J
Xoves I , ,r iiM-'" mosi extraorditia.
bluiKl mai .'if. n.ijcsMiii not vimi mem "' piesenung t ie:r c airns ""'J. -n" " 11 " win nor. nailer away .... nu.u. "yes . . . f T. o
eiaily loan ekctioiieti ing fund iu aid of "' u'e House, which refuse! a few days ar( .
the Ilcpubl can pruty. Wo find no fault ta;0 il "P " a motion made by one of !
power.
SCORE ONE FOR BLAINE.
Senator Waine is Pennsylvania born and
frequently and he always treated me very ! . "t '"'if a
kindly, saying that he had been told about " 2 " alfo,mfd
ordinary African tvno.
.my way, ine instep beinff
1 It- 1 ..
- "''I"" "eauues. 1 he bill is of "''s Pennsylvania Bflinities. JIo knows
curse desisted to make a nlaco for ffmm ' tl,At l"-si'ents are not made without the
ro' r'i,liMMer f ,I-'l''fis, just as the ' a'(i of len,,s.v!vi"i:l- While other Iiepnb
I hiladelphia Kecorder bill w;., u. tended 1 ''CUI' "ear!oi s !i, t' ,,''vo' over tlia t:'' ''N
for the henelit of Onnv n.- . . he has taken a lean over r.liem ail ti. tl.
. . . v HI,, l.ailK . ----r -
I 11 nmw.i.i.,,. . 1 : , , .. ...... iv f .r. .. .? .
tthalcvcr with Gen. Campbell for what ho
has done, but rather feel proud that it was
reserved for mm of "iho frosty sons of
thunder." to hulldozo Hayes, and to knock
his civil tei vico oider higher than a kite.
We adyiselhoolV.ee holders, however, to be 1 , .e "'' ,u,t know the name of 1I1- ,,i.i,,.' ', at tlle head of his class.
1 r.-iaiwi ,.1... : . , -oniieis
very modornte iu their coutrihutious, for
any money which they may invest for the
put-nose ot seuuimg ike re-election or lien, reason that tl. r ""i",,c r n.a
Git.npbell to Gougress will be as certainly ' up its tent and silen tTrZi1"" to foId
heel is
the
IJlaine is up
mo. He gave me notes to the departments i 1 ' ?n , bnUom The he
nstino- iit T t. . 1 'r ' V I enormously lone, extending haet r..
h ....... . n .mot. i wmireii r,., . i, r . . mo
to be an auditor, and I declined three , f,nr mchesblt- te toes are
places, holding one only a few weeks " I ,,ot unina"y 'ongthy. Tim is 17 years of
"tv ny then, do you oppose Hayes?"
"lJecauso he is a traitor to the party that
pii'i 11.111 in, ana treated my fr iends badly
A- T i.ir.. . . . . " . J
age and was born in Chicago. He
ro. slioe.
wears a
A gentleman returned from "Brazil re-
As Conkling says, if the country only knew ' 7 tS dT?cXT7. tb ,!orei-8
Haves as well na fori
wuo saiieri irom Philadelphia. TI.a lr,i.
tie , sn r uM.q'i,!,,t.TJ " tIlS ?'"te . HAVES AND THE PHILADELPHIA PILGUIMS.
nor is it now- im" Z as?me law, While the President was junketing with . every movement that was made in Florida ' !,'Ver'
on ii,,. . l" ""mire, lor tl.a : the PhiladelDhia Pilrrtims. I. a f..nd n and Haves knew it through him T 1, uomonstraiion
old I ample opportunity for lotui ing the ballot- this to be true and can show it when tho ,abor"s IL'J1 1
Hayes as well as Cono-resa H.wa i,..,u ! uo sailed Irom Philadelphia. The Iral-
be desuised on all sides. m b p ! ,ans' a3 s"n as they arrived on Mamora
rv movement that was mH i pi!ij. ' '''ve1. began to strike for wayes. Tl.
wages. The
was suppressed by the older
he refractory ones imprison-
In.. I .vu. VUI 1 W ir- - w uv M v VMM OUUTT ILi W lir II I IK I . V -....-.,,
lost as if they weie 10 deposit it iii a savings : 21th of the monM. 1 , 1,w'yn the box sniffers and lalsiflers of returns in that time comes." if" Mr- 1 homas Collins, one of the con
t.hi n '""'"xucen are that city. H19 well known reform t.ftiiHt.i
w4 u Cll U L Avt r ( I . . 1 t ... - . . a. 1 1 . . .
I will fail. e.pmuaerers ami his hatred of all that is knavish audi Ppr- noiia. v. t-,... , ' An"y "'1" L"em cons.oeraole of his bag
bai.!i conuuc-.eJ on the impioved piiuciLle 1 this one or..;...., 1 " . . , "aJCe.,, are tht c,t
which how pieyaiis in this country. i win faji J A ot oluuderers
corrur.t in r.oiit.-. k-.h ; ;a ,
1 -....v., "i, u 10 nam. "pi'jr ana isussia are s ill iu prog t ess.
... fc..7 Villi-
tractors, shot at tho rioters, yet they took
The members of the lower branch of the
Legislature, having recuperated their ex
hausTed energies by the adjournment from
i- nday afternoon until Monday evening at
half past seven o'clock, reassembled at that
hour with renewed strength and in admir
able woikingordor. The business on hand
was a bid to amend the soveial game and
fish laws, which have been cnanged and
amended regulaily at each session since
the passage of the oiiginal act. Among
the numerous important amendment offei
ed to the bill the following will intercut our
readers :
'.'That It shsll nrt bo Imvrul to shoot iruttr
sn-po.ri ai.j coy of the first class "
.ton 1 lW ! l,''t?n"t shall he shot with any.
..xf .".'k' 'i"Ut """rrelle.l fhot K-.,n "
ih.it the provision or ih.sact si. .ill npplr in
the pelicans a.,,1 rooslersthat swHrm t he -i ?
during the session of the Wislature."
Arter having spent t,r0 hours in the
careful consideration of theso and other
weighty propositions, tho members con
cluded that they had fai.ly earned their
nr IMyV rn d0l,a,R' iUu1 j"ned in
order that they might seek needed rest
tTI f,t'm tl,cir PPive labors.
1 he titial disaj.pearance of this Legislature
on the 24th of the present month ought o
,,,, u,,IMlres and ,numiua
tious from the Delaware to the Ohio.
IN THE NUMBER.
DOWN! DOWN! DOW
IN THE PRICE.
GROCERY STORE OF mm
n
irea
n.s bus m-Mi-vrn
pi trttt'tti ...r.
if
i: m EL272ST2 k
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE FCRV-R ISC-tT-'V
Where tlie ur.ilersiirne.1 ni.iv ! l-nr-l "
tally suiMied with a httsr v..r
: f
gage. 1 wo men died from fever on the
passage, ana oue at ban Antonio.
A man, whose name is supposed to
have been Ldward M. Uroat, of Water
ford. Kac.ne county. Wis., leaped from ll)e
Aiagaia suspension bridge Friday morning
and was swept over the falls.
thin tins ever tn-t,r l.con r.'t-re t
city. h'.enscj Imvinu t- .'i. r
11:1. .11, 1 n in on r le l o i: l u - - . r I
,h 1:1: n:n ; tu. ' M.
In faet l..w tlmt I ite'v a:. '' ;r-'J-
ncss to iin.ler.-U mo.
JfT- Tluinklul l.T p.T-t ! .v T-:.T:!
e.nil inunnce mi l it.cre.-ie ( t (; i-.i'"1
trou, mv minnT'.iis trien.ts !n ' i"!l "
respect 1 11 1 Iy Invite every!'.'-!.' '" 'r,
an.l exiiinitie mv ihh! an ! j-r "' ': ' ''
elsewhere. " I. Y. hi fi
Al.rlll ' K- T....o! I -...-, rV. A ' '
OWNERS OF HORSE;
Arc niTCov im ,rTro i .nfiT in.- , -
lntr !ons(v"tf,e "sl!L!'S' IH h "l -
'Kcl I.t.. n" lli'sr-tii-.tt n I - " s"' .' '
I IVI.MI.l,'', S S H1.I . ' 1 , . '
enpacit v ..r stut.In.if i 1 li.r-"-. ' ' '
-:t0 or 40 H..re to l'..:ir.l fit r .is .'-is ' . ; . . .-,
the week. Hers. l iy .;'.!. s
hoard. The ti!.le-have he-nri ' y
out. attentive !!.. -tiers l,:ivo hoon '' ''m ' '
the iroiTiet..r are !i-terrr.-ni-.l to 1 : '
a firsi-clas heard . tig and h - '
JOHN 'l'VI',,vlhT
Th! Hotel ft new cn-'u.-le l t
Ktnliltniin. in tir-t r'f -1 te - u " "' r ' 4"
tahle, n.nrtpou t real meut "an J h' lr
Aril 2t), ls:-.-3ni.
CIIOI'M I L-I.'l! TT.'Rxi
y4 ' v. 17. 1 1 1 . .1 1 .a iv 1 . i . ..
- AT-LAW, l.lieliMinr,;. .
tti-eet, cuat t-uJ t.f reldt-iio. ' !.-