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The Hartford Horse Fair.

HARTFORD, sept. ~ 1900
Tho sixth annual fair under the auspices OF tho Hart.
for Uoro A.soco,,on co,ononcoa i ,h,s c, "a Tna,
a., ~ ~, ., ~. - -, I. II. .,.,i, /,
''' = 80 Vs. ~ ~ ao'oun' = ~ '4u''oo''N
storm was postponed from day 70 dag nn SATURDAY,
when the III rd dnys nroeeodnys AZ announced IN pro
n,,,. ,., 49, m, ,, ,,,.,t.. ,..,
s'anucsi tooh lfcfi anu lhe hat cNhlpsoh occuifeu
to-day.
There have been during the G,lr some Ane exhibition
% s'ooS' PN''uia'y " fna'eheu anu ianos has0hel
horses Tho croain Of tho aalr however was reserved
IN toda and hcre nae hoen erv i,,ye attendance or
20 ~ ''''e - o''n - ''ss :
spectator me Wta'her hs be'h beautiful me pro-
sramme cmbrpced tho foliowinr - Fancy matched
horsee sneed % ~ considered . Geutlcmens driving
hors M, h,yc ne. ,otod rasrr than } Ia II nrblIc
','s s,,u ~ -, n n"uoa ,,r ~ - psO"n
,oisa ,d pe,eat Z usndica, rac1 a" ,ia,c ~ f,.,ce,
aa1r ~ ,o,.'n 'n h-s n,1,,,ed \ r,s,os, ,,n,,,ng
Pa.s " "".s'"N "o'e'' o"''''N 'Ao' 1o''''s
r -, a., 49,. 49,, 49, ~, 49, a,..r,r.o,
~ t.' IT. oass .herp IN 49, XIV 49, w ~, 49,,
M al w @ VIZ llu'un isoo, w. $4,000 - ~. - - ~
non AMI ~ mate r9ey candor owned respectively ey
- - Nah Mu = - lurhih', - tiia 0hs - ssu'y
m.l'h g'. Wy w ~ W VIC oc,asloh ~, -, -,
~ 0he -oV 80 tnrto w 'nien cn,''.s 'n ~ ~
91s,yn, N9w nascn, 'snu n,i !. oa'
Mas.eceuseiis, souei Jaes Jenny Int was dslanced
gu ,ne 81. ~. h5 anu p"S way 'OoA - 'iss
iNHt $50 -iIt.
10 me nys mae pons ~, ~eIs "9
". ngssei iof'aid' .iai.ohi = a mlns'on nras'on,
r. l., Bris,o Bi. me former won wiihcn. much extra
effort, leading - ea1h mie: ff.t mne, y % second,
.e,, ,, ,n"e pro,as,. n sioo ans ,so v.r,
awarded.
IN tho t"o mile ,ace HlcI, N.lt "" .nul.
,arpcner fahev ANNA ~ Ne",on, N.p,iN y ~
INC ia',cr W. uls.ahl 81 on ~" % nisl l- ,ine
hfst niie z,lo no WIhhhs t"iHc W. l,AN hP !'Il.
nsca.sal w tn' guin usrns ~" WI y, -. - = - "
'no ihit.'-n'sl '"'of"1 ifO"lpl ~ - osn. a. aa
hccucnt " MN on ine Ie'uih =. - ,% % ~.
anns W. ~ NoMi - 49, W i, ' y ~ ,.a,, s ~
>, Was nelieh'5 a'st1a',u ,na ~ Nns n."'HA'
thoroughbred and he T. now held 70 be very last Y,
Ia TIE handicap race thcfe we're uisa sneaies ,o-
lows ,nls meas o." % snlef " ,., a.
Gray Eagle Hm ~ Smhh nMuotn ~ fn,i :. :,
an fMtlOfH JGh l.eWiA tut uan tut p5tl bass
Oh.lie. ,.,,, -
Frd ifeot-oih ru' noA ,ne isan, Lssh w, ou' to.h
rNnerea very pieny r"e u'"u "" ~ s',s'.n, - ~
iack ana fu' going neek sna NJ @ yns oross On ana
~ over ,ur, anu 20" n, s y ''n' 'o'''" "o"'o'
cray 1hgs1 tctopu IlInei @'"'
ssod neif@An unusually soon tace eysny con- es,si %
vv"suu - y. ~, "a a., w ., ~ a., tsaaI'as ,i - :,
~, -" -, " ~ ~ - 49, ~ III -, - 80 @
en Dchinu sna As"la ealis w ~ ~ ~ s.u , s 49, 49,
% 80 y, v"Neru ~ 'n'n - - ~ y 49, 1,, .,.s 4, ,s 80,
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NEWS FROM Tnt pAclfIc COAST.
The InirrnaI Revenue Law Ia On iIfovnia
The Oregon Legislature Affairs la Arizona,


&c.
San FRAsus0o sept, - isss
suit was brought yesterday tho Fifteenth Di-rlc,
Court against the Collector Of Internal Rcyrnue
tho oonsuionalty OF tho Law OF tho last Cons
quring tho people Of California 10 pay thsir ncoms
taxes IN gold ~ equivalent by raising tho amount %
Income returned 70 ''gr.enhaokn basis
The schooner Flying Dart has arrived from the Oclo.k
Gen with forty -nvo thousand Goldfish
The wine growers of sonoma and counties hst
meeting The 10th for tho purpose " represent NJ
tho authorities Washington the inurioua effect u
present revenue act the diataon ~ brandy frosL
grapes nnd the serious loss that ust roeult unless tho
aw y modified.
Judge Field OF tho Tuitcd States Circuit Court goss
10 Washington noxt month and hha dc-,gnatcd Juslg.
Baldwin of Nevada, g preside during the present and
October terms
sAs Fn,scsco sept 23 Is0S
despatch from Salem, oregon, dated yosierdsy.
say- " Tho democratic contestants from Grant county
have bccn admitted II seats ia the House and wo urna
members oustrd u through the Ri OF the latter
members that the constitutional amendment vas passed
Ia tho Hduee y had proy0u uHiy passed the Senate Ihs
Senatorial election comes NJ on TueslAy =
untch from ArxOnn tO tie jth instant givo endouras
Ing of the mining operailon- aud reports
good cid ~ grain the crop around ~ scott being est
mated lt l, 500. .0oS lhs
Tho returns Indicate tho election Coiss a,ford
Delegate u Congress for Ariyora
fiye tons ~ puro copper have been shipped fro. VIII
lans Fork % san FtanClsco.
Tho ngures Fhos that tho people ~ Caiiforns have
pad ASscssmcnts iwoyc mines la Nevada snd IN
Mexico = the amogn, of 81 10000.
The steamer Noninna from columbia river has aryea
with "a, 200 In treasure.
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The New French Theatre.
GREAT EXPLOSION IN PHILLIPSBURC, \. ].
our pHIlllpssunc CORRESPONDENCE.
The Engine House Blown Up--One Isocossofise
UDr-,rayed- Two Others Ssriopsiy Damaged
Loss Fifty Thousand Doiinrs-No Lives Lost.

UDrstrayed- Two Others Ssriopsiy Damaged
Loss Fifty Thousand DoiiHrs-No Lives Lost.
pmIiIrsHrRo, n. j. sept -, 1885.
About minute past six o'clock this morning. the
Morris and Essex passenger leaving this place.
the engius house belonging 10 the New Jerssy Central
road wss totally destroyed by the explosion OF loco
motive. nothing being left sanding hut the bare walls
UFrom investigation into the facts OF tho case y
ascertaned that the whose business II 70 "nrc
upn on the locomotive Mulford, after doing ieft his
post went home 10 breakfast and while away, the acc
dent occurred Fortunately there was but one other
man the buildpg the tne who was engaged clean
ing underneath ~ the other engines and 20 which
circumstance he may attribute The saving of hs I;e
The Muliord had Just been thoroughly oyerhaged
aud about heing taken out for tue rst time ssnce
her repsirs She Is total wreck. ISo other loco
motives which stood convenient, are also much dam
oscd.
rho building destroyed has been used engine
house and was circular IN shape. The walls which
ylyei the shOcx are ~ hrrk and the roof
posed OF slate and wood. ThF has been scattered
m al directions, and the surrounding s one o
destruction and confusion.
A instance u the severity OF the shock produced
hy the explosion many of the winfows IN the neigh0f
hood broken and people say that The ground iry
shook with the ccncn7giun.
The oupola OF the engine house vas found dis
tnncs from the scene while the dome ~ the en4ine
which weighed between four and nv. hundred po1nds,
wa blown al least thrco hundred yards away. anil
found IN adjoining street hufifd somo feet Ia tue
earth.
bic to state the amount " injury u might have done
The woTkmen aud day hands, togeher With The MA.
chnisfs other cnanlcs employed by the company
yei having arrived were thus preserved from fac
painful 10 contemplate.
iho lo,s 10 he company vii no, fa' fsr sLor q
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| casions was guilty OF slips OF the tongue. which
bore testimony to carelessnes she will do well to cor
rect la tho second act Mr. HaeTtng Richard play yed
better; no roused himself and assumed that deyinay
care arr without which tho srong player would be hut
an inspid character. Mr. Ahfeldt somewhat exa2ger
aled his impersonaton Of the manager OF the troop OF
actors, and his rehearsal OF 'To be, not 10 boz 10
Hamlet, was even beyond the burlesque. An amusing
allusion was made TO Dawson at the Stadt Theatre,
which called forth great applause Book, the manager,
wishing to engage Richard one Of his company asked
what ms terms were. He answered, " rwo-thrds oI
the nightly receipts, with guarantee OF thousand
dollars And what remains for the manager,
saws Book. "The honofl" was the reoinder Mr. Las
znrtz was not successful In his impersonation OF
Quaker; he seemed as II lao were acting on stills. He
invariably speaks in measured and pedantc manner,
which, aithoush suitable for some characters hardly
go on the present occasion. Mr.. Haerting certainly
makes great efforts 20 please the public but In German
theatre one might expect occasionally TO piece by
IN original German author put upon the stage Lately
transaons have been given night after night and as
originals. There such large numbers OF comedies
by standard German authors In existence that the seec
ton OF a few VIII hardly be very difficult task
Park Theatre, Brooklyn.
Al this theatre last evening there produced now
play bv Mrs Mary Young OF Brooklyn, dramatized
from Miss Braddon's novel Of '1hree Times Dead"
The play, like tho book is OF the high pressure
tonal order, fun Of improbable and startling su
ations. The hero, like all Miss Braddon's heroes Is
most sangu mary murderer and the heroine OF course
murdeross and bigamist the plot OF the play was,
briefly, thus:Jabcz North Ar. John Dayis) commits
49,, .,,,. !, -. ~ = -
60, w : ',',"''.' - 80 - s.. 80 - "
" ~ ~ " -
rhse p"'"eeh lne rlchcst woman ih france, NHera
dc Ceyennes Mrs. f. b. Conway and operatlc tenor,
Goson de Iancv fMr stvlaa IL arosos mo eaonav ~
the adv tb,, e ,nrrdar, har h,s,,and ,,h noeon mr.
nIshed nv = ioarned chemis, Rnyosse1 M n n con
way and then ses tbe noer he inns aconres "a force
no ,saaI,hy nurdar,s ~ ,arr, Nh, pr, ,n.o,sl ,ho
adroIlness Of n dumb de,eaiiss ieIers Mr. Eber@ bis
disguise Il discovered and he "a arreeted ror me murder
IN England He escapes from the police however, only
70 DC caught afan while trying 10 leave Tor America
ncan,,,npp " h 'ob. ha nara " ssd rad - .ad
10 her through the agency Of the learned
chemist, who hns secretly brought him TO lie
Villain -, oS"o h,oo1es h,, IL pa' 80 suu 1p -
and the happy and reunited couple embark Immediately
ior New iofk ~ me steamer ,iy oi WashnSton amid
wc NAVEL and ,le, rae nIe,sin" atcnc ~ ia
usual frst nigh, watts. Mrs Conway, as the heroine
played With her usual conscicntiousrcss ar Conway
In eccentric cilara 'ier, excel mt ami praise
be awarded Mr. Ebcrlc The detective, and ,ir
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c A " A o A
ytrn rslsssAs 70 ING Wv ron mmlo
abinct N~rting--tsoth~r Fenisn Raid An
flcipnted-Thc Canadian Militia iBs nrisi
AH.irs- Military Preparations. Ar.

Cabinet M~rtinR--tn.th~r Fcnia8 Raid An
tlcipntcd-Thc Canadian Militia a-FiB. ncisI
Aa.irs- Miiitary Preparations. Ac.
ouAwA, sopt -, isSg
Mo-, of the members q the government ar 10 Qus.
.cc where Cabinet meetings belag held faiy. Ths
suhlst. under consideration are To mitay c0nitloa
x tho proyncs the oonfcierse constitutions aud Tie
failure 81 The Bank of Upper Canada The notes " The
dsfanc bank arc selling 1T aity cents Tie iollsr
The Fenans eaId y be assembiinsn HiEhsa,e 70
make another raid into the proy,soe Hgbgate . eN,
of R0uss's Point
me coudlto0 u the Canadian ml,isis nr'iv ~.
proving and Il Comparatively qnite aTesicctsble
force
Thcre y more o. le.z strain o. the Canadian banks
ana much IN ecufity felt erqrcsef co9
MORTAL CIRCLES Money s conmaae hi'een Ief.cen'
u Montreal
Two thour,nd superb hreeeh loading guns vere -
cessd . Toronto THIS m0rbBK Th- mos, q them N0fs
despatched west. =. !.
A 5aitaii0n from Brant e w. unltF cymna "a ~
sjoru pstton and DAVIS lsn frr MsdsoY TOD IN ~
r,ccp, " infgrmaiion fca eenID that -four o. -
nsw raes we're shilIed hy H0w'neni lsnlsn - *ai-
ufday The arms sffe pit On tosrf " Steamer -
night after INC relgh once hsi rlpsei tie assEi r.
cslNHg tho he roBd Any CHER freight hey
ssfs Marked, De, rot Nch rfss Il
Isrgs qnaniites - military ftorea oonuk4afly
arrl,ing Al Font Eue tssm rofpnt0 saf s0n,fsaL
on aaigrdsy t~O k1a4fd anbalas.s ssgous sefs
received and several safdef p.arts NJ eitr nNrsfy
eqgiruenta requisite Zoe .HfeIa a aEe Hl. sf@t et
and dlstrihuted along ihs iraf =
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KEROSENE uplo.Ds Al HUNTERS POINT.
Extensive ea-Totni De-traction %
krii,'s OIL Works-i.o-- Estimated ai About
$4,000.

-
$4,000.
Kelly's Kerosene o Works, ., Hunters Point, 1. 1 ,
took hre last Night about half pas, ten O'Clock, from The
explosion o. a ysi, and a dl,as,rous oouaagrsion
sued There we're seyora, thousand dollars worth
Of oil In barrels the premises at the time Of the
break M out of ibo Ere and u all consumed The
asues spread with sooh ,spdI,y that tho utmost efforts
OF the members u the Eastern Ds'rc, IRE departme
failed 3 overcome them TIC country fer niics around
VA Illuminated ~ he bls,c ani 10 nycr wa- dcued
with small boats containing citizens gazns Il The spco
tacle.
The frc consumed ilc large brick building belonging
10 the works which eonsned the machinery, and
erbl sheds stored with Four or nye OIL tank,
were also DESTROYED The Oh contn ned in them contu-
ued ~ burn with bright glare during tho whole nght
owing 70 the irolatsi position of tho works no other
proparty was Included fte cffagfston The lnss, "
4 estiuaalef wlli rcaoh $4,000 II was smpcnbls y
'esrn a ihe late h0sr whether va issuted % not
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ALLEGED llleAl rsuucrDS N palipttpsA
TsI-e Brand. ON vhi-hey psrreis-New York
Parties Implicated.

fHLtnALrFfA, s-pt ~ lsw
There hearing 70 day, before the r.itsd States
Cornml.soner 10 the of slcek Rdgsr, charged
with using false brands whirkoy barrels Tae Only
witness examined the Depay Collector ror tho
eecond sressopal district who ieacd that Of the
Defendants had gwen IN fa.e stsieneuis is tb-ir
brands were falsa The pau.es w New York bosghi 81
fer@lns doing business ilie city abr 40 hac. on
ea,nrdsy which seixed ~ a., Halfioru Hssrtsd
aud tnudsn and Amboy itsilrpsd deryss. On, of iba
lJO barrels only Ave contained VII skey. thc bsanee
being hicd with water The rafles werc held l0f
farther haarfus
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Culari mail steamship cbDa y n leave Bovioa
"Wednesday for Liverpool
The n, fot Europe viii close in his city At squaftsr
past one aud halt. past Ave O'Clock this afternoon
The Srw YoHg Naturalization for Egropc--wi ss
rcady At eleven . clock In the morning
single copics, 10 wrapper ready for mailing. ns
cent?
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ssss,u AZ psUCs.EtHlt.

r1ramVsrs sept ~ isss
A esofhd man, named Alfred Robinson who A. boz n
stat ~ with culnfcl w tbs etJ pr ths past
nve sH dafs. robbed hef T. dsy a Eod watch snc
chain valued ~ 40 foh lead pencil taigri al tl2
and quantity % money tnf e-csr~a The irain
for Ser York. a. stated thsi he resides a. No. 80
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Fashion Course, l.. I.-Trottinx.

MONDAY Sept 24-Purse 5000. mile heats, best three
in ave, In harness
II. Woodruff entered ch. Quicksilver. Roc forfeit
W. hodn entered m Lady Oakland. Paid forfeit
John Lovett entered b. m. Amber. Paid forfeit
I. Carpenter, entered b. Gen. sherman Paid forfeit
SAM DAr-Natch 500, mile heats, bss three in Ave,
20 wagons
y. Somerindyke named b. Il. Peder. ............ l
Dr. oele named b Red Rover. r...........,....
Time, 2:501a-2:50l. - .0I.
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A voice from ur- q, UrorI, phII.aetphI..

Iass srassr TsT.rns.-ijs 0oca1rw W sssa
s.nd W -four bottles ~ year Drt~uts1
Cream " Ara iieen i0 Owen s.s-., rtltsgs. sst
receive money delivery have ussd ~.
- Yri,. xns q UEsRI
Neither pAiBeg could inaaiae ks tkaa
ubieb i Impaired the human skin ~ Tho ~ gOu
HAfDH matehlcsa Oriental tfeAm Pound ~ NOUrAtD's
Old established dspo ass broadway. and ~ dfssE
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xy Iffa s Et f&
~. 'asicss n ths rona Disufl - str.r #s
unsn.na.la.y nafslns1o1 uoosis wlMa4ni
-. e. tsg
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WHY are the Couutrrfci,s Of Phni ios's >shs
HLDDNINU GIEFFs NkS The d~ni.mnndn OF Fataf Ne
there 10 yiftur IN thsn.
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Agur.-Strirk1rpd'- tss~ NsG~d, u n G~s-
tau II h.s isf he test ~ B. The valleys ~
Niss.sppl sra Ns.5a snf M sgfsssigs fssslg - ~
tbss@ lHlsEted disifkts Nuid ~ III dfug fsts
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Al Di.es-.. gd 'srs f's,', bt-r: r.rs-' $50
ay.h,s-. ,arBsf ~ I-snty s.shib s'rssl.
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Address Pollock a son, nssr-hssm uns--
IaFrrFa fAl HFua&waY NuAFth HfNwf fmk -
order, bsls1 ana repaired.
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Hoon for Iadif- Ward'- f.@dir,' sh.L-
Paper Ceiiaru. rhuessin sni nssAlh ~ bf&i~sr.
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Al pri1.- ta.h~d 10 Lrsai Lotteries. tis-
CLrrI. Hraass In nyosa-sr.
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"a wem.n,. GIer, -,rhe Masnlar,., Is.,.

of muuas.s ~ American ladsa ssorlbsa sf
NJ ESETrs cocoAisE - olAsr prsrsr.iipn .s.e'iv
hs various conditions ~ 'hs human hair s.iursl
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the wonderful remedy brought bsf1tr he puhs
gentleman ~ tn. oity who bad psi the u his hm'
had used efuinhsm for napnhs hss been
p.ioy cured ~ bolls Tell jour sn'rtod snsni. ts
TN ~
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Madame iameis sanmarisl nsim snd fatsnt hfsas Tis
d~ys1ge the form phy1os rany Dsgyt ~ cass
street s0id b. druggists rsHl ioF eifsuiar.
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NJ, u,iirr'- ii-,r p,e. he-, ."a css"v--s'
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natehriar'- WHsr i've. Ts- Hest la ~.
reftaham.
sus YsFuFy sl gsflAF street
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HrsschIii-. ov fnnsm mrss,i.y p The ART ~.
" ~ taHEe ssfel - ~ Nua tfsiWhth4 - iift@
at8al@ t.sfnsr 8f IwralF alta fttarL
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sri-'ad.r"'- Haiv D,r, The H~., Ever Haas
t.lfarsi Nkossit 80 fsfst slsr atrsf IL r. As,oS
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csss.S : =. nIsi"". a.. tsslsrrSsa Iscg sa.:y s.a q:
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Dsnsscs ri'r sns n.rslar r,.sf SAFE ,,....
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"Wednesday for Liverpool
The mnl, fot Europe viii eloao this city quarter
past one aud hsfpaai nss O'Clock this afternoon
The Nrw Yomx HKrALD-Edliion for Egrope-~wS ss
ready Al eisysn O'Clock in the morning.
single COPIES 10 wrapper ready for mailing. ns
cents
RfS1pssIS" cfnrts isS,le asnimaass sfrsu. Il
cause there i no virtue "a ,henl
-MctcnIf-'- Grcs, Rheumatic H~m~dy -
xst%isa.a y ~. iiy No s.d ie.I, s.s q s.@..
peiey cured ~ bo,ss reii your sSs,aa insni.,"
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a Voice fr.m nr-.C, Henri, rhiisde!gs'c:
ssas.A " s,p..:. se,s. =, yoas o',.a,..
rs" ,.ss,,. sn., s.s on n, sss ] ~ % % n ~ % ~
iims. sHd "a; : s..''r h.n -, Other -:.s u,.s,
s,s. = r.. Sssa s$.. "ss' s d sss s1.
~ nj. .tehsas oriental crsam roahi :, doun.uD's
old established d-po- ~ nfo'4-Ay. 'nd q a'"sa-'
- Woman Glory" The Masniac.s, Iss,s
q muluiaa,. y American .aiss sso'bsa -
RuHSETrs cocoarSE - o,.sr p,.r,r.,ioss -..s,,
.u,,, NJ conditions p. human hsr s.,ur.
aruhei.l
sI.'s sD.cr.r piY, piYs,.,t,ar. sst e.. rrsaa..g
,.,os y ass.as ~ form phy.os s.y D.yo' y, c.sd
'"''s COZ y a''sA.. Hs"4 ~ e''a~'
fsArsar r.. l As"- ,...sa, ,.. H. ., Co..
w.. III !ss ssa 49,. s,s a ga - : & =. ,s. s'' :"
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cAn p,.es-r. r. 'sss f',,, ~; r.rs-' SO
as.a'-. 'orssf o(r-sny s'sa'' '''.s'
sa@5r;; 20 s". rs.lrss ''Gs' h'TT-s"f @ ps, ""r
order, esisi ana repaired
reea q, n.s't: wsFa,- ~ 81. r"s,ri, -n..
~ 'i1.' iaa ''''''' '''' II 80
Al Prir-- ,a.h~d 10 L~sai Lotteries. Cis-
cLrrI H,aass Ts n,s.a-1.
na'ehei.r'. Hnir pye. RI. i,s.t Ia ~.
90 rsftrsy y n.faai STREET
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-09-27
A Long Casualty List.

The Presidential party seem to have been
pretty much all killed or wounded except
the distinguished head--the distributor of
the aforesaid constitutions and of the flags
embellished with one-forth gross of stars.
Grant frequently slipped off as an indi-
yidual forager. momero went back sick
to Washington before the party left the
lakes. Surgeon General Barnes had a
sharp fight for existence at Chicago
Rrndall and Doolittle struggled early in
the tour. Secretary Seward had touch
of the malady. which, owing to the eX-
igencies of the fall trade, has entirely dis
appeared from st. Louis. Secretary Wei
les. being unused to water craft, ran his
head into the door of his berth at Madi-
son. Indiana. infiicting an ugly cash, both
on his scalp and the steamer. Farragut
made no complaints. but we understand
there were seasons when he felt the re-
verse of .'peart." Andrew alone passed
mscathed the wreck of mental and abdo-
minal tranquility, the crush of good tenn
per. good sense. good taste and good di-
gesti0n. His companions fell one by one :;
people who went to get bits of the nation
al charter with astral ct ceteras, either shot
each other or got mashed by falling bridg-
es; but the central figure glided on and
on. untouched by bullets or crazy timbers,
and inflexibly proof against other than a
! verbal diarrhca.I Cincinnati Commercial.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-09-27
TO FenianS.

President Roberts, of the Fenian Order,
in his Troy speech paid the following COM
pliment to President Johnson, to which
we invite the attention of orr Irish
friends:
From the North, South, East and West.
their adherents swarmed to fight England
and crafty the ven9ence of ceutuFies.-
When they got to the borders they found
a foe whom they little expected to meet
the United States soldiers-holding Il flag
threatningly over their heads which they
had carried in triumph through many a
battle field on this continent. The United
States Government told them that they
would see only what they could not help,
and thev seized their arms. Was it right
for the head of a nation whom England
had tried to crush, to send sorders to shoot
down the champions of liberty? The
speaker said that on the part OF the Fenian
brotherhood he had thanked Johnson for
the liberation of q prisoner, and the Presi-
dent said that he did so in compliment to
the men associated with ,Ionh MITCHELL
Did Seward, Johnson's satellite, suppose
that the Irish were to be made catspaws
of to draw English chestnuts out of the
fire, by producing the settlement of the
Alabama claim? He had certainly used
himself-up. If johnson came before
Irshmen for their votes, they ought to be
strangled if they give them. He had prom
ised to be the Moses of the negro and he
had turned out to be Pharaoh to crush
them. lie would like to he their Moses,
but Irishmen were afraid Of his turning
Pharaoh again.