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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-22

EoE SALE az isENr.-\ dwelling
house containing siN room AMI Il col
lar. Lot 10Nlio. The house i pleas
aatlv situated and With water and all
aipurtenrncr> convenient. Apply To-
NJ. +. Bartlett, at the office ri tie Eu-
reha l.Umher Company.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-22

ErsvNEa. II. Lee has resumed
In4inass at Ruby HI and i, 80 re
crl,iu@ constant supplies ri s:ap.e
goods. he las made lU-e additions
to hIs gorr, and his Stock ri miucr-'
supplies and @cnolal merchandise can
not be- surpassed. Jell
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-22

hF>p.-George Trimble Yesterday
received a telegram inlparlirg the sad
Intelligence that John Elder lied Yes
tgr'lay morning Il! Reno. Deceased
Mis- well known here, having for some
time teen in the employ of Woodruff
x fHnor, Is road master etWceu here
alHt l'Ili.aae. .ll.cr leaving Eere he
returned - Reno, and started an oppo-
sIien line Of stages from tia, place 10
Virginia CITY; selling oUt in L short
Tine atlvrWaid h" lo!t for Arizona. On
'il> re'urH he contracted I >cNeEe cold,
winch finally se;tlct jnto c~on~umpl"h.
Tie Visited the Il "tlrrcft splinG> Of IA
!toruil IN the hopes 81 regpininE his
lost heal h, Init Slowly sank untll Yes
terlaE r.urnlnS. when death ended
LIS >Gilrrin@>. Peace to III, ashes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-22

No nrrrR MuI.-TAc .icrN-wa'cr
trou.h, no letter mail from the rail
road Yesterday. This makes three
DAYS thal Eureka has been without;
mai rom thai direction. How abou;
:" schedule time" nov?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-22

C>Ii 1T Ike Phillips for a sherry
cohIlcr. whisky punch. or any fancy
dr!nk-, AMI an elegant lunch. NJ
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-22

MURDER rEINh.-fhc triad Of John
ny be, oYan. indic,el for murder III
White iii. county,. ha, hen st for
upN MauSIN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-22

NEsf.-O. Dunkel 4 Company have
Just received specimens of ii new de-
sign Of shirts for summer ve1r. which
are the ucl:cNr ": brought 10 this mar
kct. They are made to or!er 1t the
il,.orN Of the firm in Sun Francisco.
AID are guarantee Ia be perfect iii iii,
aud most durable i'll quality.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-22

BoJNn 6VE&.-Fho examination of
William King. arrested for assault with
Il deadly weapon on Joe Nende>, took
place yesterday before Justice Beatty.
and resulted III hi,ie;ng held in sl.pon
bonds ia await Ike action Of the Grand
Jury.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-22

street. myS
BLANKETs-Thc finest assortment
hc procured Il W. IL. tlarks. je2i-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-22

The Finest Assortment of FURNISH
in" Goods. Hosiery. Collars and Ties.
will lie found at O. IL II.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-22

i;fIIENEp.-A NJ. Iii,ilOusc re-
TUNED last night from hamilton. lie
says the People oven that way seem TO
litNea great deal OF confidence in the
iI.Isc ~ Na.te liua.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-22

For n complete assortment of tin
ware, rarlnr and cooking stoves, or
any article in the hardware line, re To
Maupin Il CrOlncr'S. i21
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-22

Eastern wecklics and monthlieS:
also, for the san Francisco papers and
magazines. at the fostoilice Stationery
and News Depot. do
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-22

Go To Dunkel & tc.'s for cents and
boys fashionable dress and diagonal
suits. Hyl9
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-22

FOURTH OF JULy. = ohcrtcidcr 4
Harrison have just received a new lot
of ncckties, crayats, etc, for the Fourth
of July. il
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-22

CEOCKEEY.-Thc largest assortment
of crockery ware in town can he found
at sam. Ericdman'S. on Main street. at
prices lower than the lowest. apl-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-22

For New York walking shoes and
all other kinds of good boots and shoes.
20 to bunkei Il cos, corner of Main
and Clark streets. myl9
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-22

THOSE DEAD INpIANS.-The bodies
of the dead Indians discovered west OF
town on SUNDAY last have mysterious
ly disappeared, in what way no onc
appears To know. Coroner HoroWsky
Visited the place where they we're last
ccu hui both had been removed.
1t i thought that the members of the
'ribe, fearing that they would be Sis
rc"ted OF loul play. have taken the
bottles and buried them.
, 1874-09-18

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 17.-The September
returns Of tho Department Of Agriculture iuli-
cato mn Average condition OF tho whoat crop Of
80, against 95 III soptombor, 1878. Tho acreago
OF tito crop is per cent grontor taan last yoar.
which would bring tho aggregate yield to noarly
M ayoraago on Lass yoar's acroago. Ill tho Now
England and Middle St.tos Are above tho nv
orage. except Delaware. which js a full ayorage.
AL tho Atlantic and Gulf States aro bolow tho
ayegage, except Alabama, which is 10l. 1ulaHd
Southern Statos nro all aboyo tue avorago. Ar
Annsaa presenting tho maximum Of tho
whole. country, which IL l2o: North Of
not yisiiod bs tno chi,ci,-bug present s superior
cropH. Ohio, Michigan, anu Indiana arc aboyo
tho average. 1lli,soiu 2 por eont below. Wiscon-
sin Ii reduced rs psr cont below by drought aud
chiuohoH. Went Of tic hissiHaippl drought sn-
tcnao hoat, hot winds, ohinches, aud grABshop-
pors hayo roduooa all tho Suites bolow the ayor-
ago. except Missouri. Tho paciao States are
above tho average.
, 1874-09-18

NEW OnlEANs, La., Sept. 17.-Tho steamer
DoliYnr, from Panama, 8th, has arrived.
-Four EngIish vcasela Of war, including tho
dag-alip Nepublic, wore At San Joso.
Tho Government hal appointed Don Vincent
Dardon, tho Guatemala Minister ut Washington,
to confer with tho United States Centonary
Commissioners ns to how Guatoinaaa best could
bo represented Mt the Cantcnniai Exposition.
Nicaragua WAS at ponco. Tho Official Gazette
1omarkB thai tho moral progress the Republic
Inns rnndo was shown III the orderly way in which
tho people colora,cd tho foast OF s'anto Domin-
20 aud Qnnta Auna.
Priynto aud public reports from Honduras
show TINT it il beginning to enjoy sonse tsan-
qullity. Tho Government had received aesur-
auce3 from itB Minister iu Loulon that there
was now groat hopes TINT tho Honduras Railroad
would bo tinalIy finished. Ono section Of 1t,
from tho Bridge OF Lavonta to tho Rio Blanca,
lad bcon contracted for as .00D per milo.
, 1874-09-18
FOREIGN.


FRAN CE.
pAn1a, Hopt. 17.-Tho trial of the hcoomp!tccn
In tho escape Of Marshal Dazatne WAS concluded
at GrasHo today. II. Lachaud, defending Col.
ylllotto, anid lis clionts conduct in this mnttor
wau the most honorable Incident OF his caroor.
Col Villosso was tho type Of ohtvalrous devotion
to lltB chiof.
Counsel tnon proceeded 10 examine tho evI-
deuce In regard TO the cscapo, and nrsnea that IT
WAS in exact accordance with tho account Eivon
by Madame Dazatuo.
Tho Judge delivered lengthy and explanatory
Judgment. Ho considered that tho oacapo BY tho
ropo was proved, but dec1arel that Col. Viiictto
asasiHtod in tho preparations. Tho Wardons woro
adjudeel guilty Of negligence. Rnll. ono Of tho
aceusod, WHO las not boon arrested, and VINO
did not appear for trial, WAS condemned in con-
t,tnacian, to ton tnontlla' imprisonmont. Col.
Vil!ctto and r1antiu wero scntoncod to six
monthB'. Doincau to two, mud Gigeaux to ono
months imprisonment.
Tho renln!ndor Of tho alleged accompcoa in
tho escape Of Marshal Bazaine wero acquitted.
, 1874-09-18

violating tho Sunday Liquor ordinance. 1fo WAS
lnod 900, and sentenced to ilvo days IN jail.

Ahoo *'o' anu sohtencoa 90 nVo oays !" J"'''
N ,,,,,,.. 3 MtNHEse,Eh. IT,. =, H. .,,uu,u !.
r. ~ niIiliKton, u9iofnl ABon! 81 tnS n1o.ran
o.. insei t'nnroan nm noen app,amssa nMp"s," m,';
tenaon1 ~ !no io.atH'A v's'or ~ .nu M.
nnEo s Mols'moa.o1n , n"''"@S' n'o h''s'o'''l
nas ~ ~. oo1n .,,!a nitonoeu. mi, n,rto, 7,,,r
,,.ia r. Asah "giao, TshenR W os'
tnaao ., sno n'lta ol st iaus, MTn ou..nsou yss-
sSiuaY noon Wy ~ o'lA!'n"n rn'an", WY tooa
palsnua s uEpohn W tno nse " ,s', uIHsa, aotu9'
ana ouna'g tno mo,an @ an.,, naaa l1nGe' ~.
~ eha ~. ,r1. aa,r ~.
nelp, aim' Naa noara W Tug no'6npnlS3 WIZ i haW
IT, o- . saeapu noMn .o III " fan e'o
AoA ten AZ HA'n nosoto' ~ 10y ."s"s
ntss nv o. thu! oonuu.1onauos .,, s..3sa
mo4nSsaAx' 1mo saannn p'!Mn W1. "s1 ,o ,,nrt
,,."n vvu, -. ill.,, e. 4cnt"s a, ~ % nas,tor in, Mo,.
pt2ea 60 John Moaor :. nahnaol, any III, Y; Neu-
kom, atl Of Alma. First premium M 1or @ nnila,oye
epots 10 L; nanRoy. OF %. ia"i' 1"oo'1-e'6hs
Ptlzes Ill ~ "nIe nMataeu. q. n,
0hEH' 1na,lea Elooa aI4so" ~ os. ny. Atusi!
ohloaHo Molnehaay eSehs'g, oa"linf Il. hye
sInh lug uoau ooqH u NoI l1!ant ln.su' "Iica
nlea on sno Wy; o.o ca1l'o ~ pn.soiS. 49, W t;I ul
WI s sa,a o1 1s,u ~ ,~n ~ ~, ~
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% AGT ma H. uu th p,|sot's !" ~; ~;
n,},a 1to 'AA1os eaAe VI "ot' ano MIL
Duty WV oaAa' ,.,a,,.
n, trsr,sd,r ,,o,,,}n 4teAn; s;,,,> ,,,1os,- ,,o
1,roionnn ijnto, T.. H. HFi,,.,na ~ ns" W.
M H.,,t As.o - ~ Wy '.l'aRu " Aniaeot Aoat
~ .r| - ~ st~a1. W ~ Htou % ~ Mn'
."d ,rln loes T. , ane e. - INK 'oJ ~
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srarr =, - ,,aaa,, ~ tooosnt ~ n"fo pcoa 'n'
Msrha foiiow;n" nyc,,,,o,,.,. rzu. .,....5 .o,-
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, 1874-09-18

pETRtK- T!iStpEYT-~ ON Tnp.ta,, Sspt. H.. At tho
rs.la9nfs a. tho h5ls. lsI:cr y e 'ev. 7. W. uoud
sf lava and Cleveland pnposs rlsa1s cnpy.
OLIN-MfIES-1n ttnxlawnol, 1Gh jpst, :, ty tho Hox
n. II. 1tyaor y. d., Or. Henrf Olla ati lila pos a.
htlles. both Of ta[s city.
STOUrFEH-kENphLr+-1n Now York scpt TO-.
1874, nt tho fofdanc1 nj thu rfo'a hrupr y lhn Roy
Ja,cs Ramsay fonry S:onffer and Hna. H., daush
Ter Of tho Into Orrn Kundail, both at thl1 city, No
cards.
HAn1a1g-DAVlS--sact- II. In Trinity Chapel, Chtoa-
f. hy IT, nox 9f'n MRHi,."n: Ra IT. I1hn T. at;s Of
caKo.
BEHR1AfA N--B11ELOW-1n tho church Of Tew
rsnaa. pasor Of tie Broadway ChuIoh Nar#Ich Conn,
and Miss Hrlcn daughter Of Il. .. blRolow, Esd. "a
boston. Mass,
, 1874-09-18
DEATHS.

GOWD-Hept. Is. Tho,uas Dos.d, aead 81 years.
Funofh! from ate 1n.,dnnee. ea7 East Twenty aecon
st on Friday Sept. , Al ~ ocluek Funeral train
" GAl.aty at O'clock D. III.
t1AlInnY, N. X, papers pleasu cory.
tayor Willie, aaod 2raas, and sul IL Of scarlet ler
ionn 1noph. agod ycsra and MONTHS churen Of ohu
II; ana tF!dgat a. Sullivan, 6t Arcler-ay.
Calvary. A' -'a'"oAss ~ - A''s ~ eA'''"se' ~
qoNNELr.- "Wednesday ntuht, sopt 1e Michael .Johu
and 13 days. '' ""'"''' "s' " 14
Fun9Eal fo residences Nc svabanais ay Friday morn,
ing a. ~ O'Clock. Carriages to 1losohtll.
1fnesnw. ~ "'' 'op'' t'' A"1"~' ~
s NSne5ai f1on fesidouco Of 4. =. Johnson Friday
ESEss ~ az r NJ. c5rner I1astcd ad lubbarl-Yt1
tFleods arc ihFited. Carriages 10 uracoiaad.
.NkANhM-Sopt; II, Rnbcst ". Graham, son of Mt-.
uhhol Graham, agsd years aud muntf,t " -
Hunera! ealotdas ~ A. tn>, from 2t3 Wsst po!k-ss
, 1874-09-18

CustoYn-EuousoS Swept Asvny.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l7.-Information has been
received at the Treasury Department that, during
the gallo Of tho 9Th aud 9Th inst, the Custom
Houso md light-housc at Brazoa Santiago, Te1as,
wcro entirely Awopt away with nil thu records
md papers. 1t is mol known whethor any lives
nero Lost.
, 1874-09-18

MADRID, Sept. 17.-Soyeral small engagements
botwoop tic Republican troops and Carfists havo
occurred lately, iu Ill Of which tie Inter wero
defeated.
The Carlats nadc another attack upon Gu
oaea but wera 1epulsad, and gotrcatcd preeipt-
lately.
Tho fco1iug Of confidence and security con-
tinuos TO strengthen in Madrid.
, 1874-09-18

tho prcaout feoing aud make worso stE1fo certain m
me futuru Y ncrs but jnatiee, equity, dccenoy
among Tho people, and the righth of all It's citizenn.
VIM a nece'Hary Is new oloctlun for Stats otcors,
nnn likt tlen Sherman 10 lent 10 Now Orloa1s, and
rtsSet not only in cnm,rlnna Of tho troupr, l,nt
coshe Will a tho authority the President can give
MIN 10 ael11 The people mud kccuro Justice 10 the
Mh,tes, 70 tha p!hcRs, aud to thu whole people aud
h.ae. shoss oi son,o such arrangement, tcnng 70
500 the end Of tho present nlarn.ii,u eirife
, 1874-09-18
CASUALTIES.

Two Lnd1cs Killed by u Carriage
Accident.
ALTOONA. Pa, Sept. 17.-Wlilo party Of
ladios mud gentlemen wore returning from Doll's
Mills, to-day, III hacls, tho vehicle upBct down
MI embanknont. sadlo Boln and M1as IIncll-
enbnrY Woro killed.
, 1874-09-18

Srtc{N| D{e1a{(h 70 INf EH1fa0b 171pant.
pxs MolNrs, IT,. sept: T;-1ho County Fair
uaB poorly attended 1.ta tlo!'gh H. a noanor
man {otyoeu . ts District sooioty aud to County so
cinty has woYkod great Injury 70 both. ana It IL
doubtful ii either ca1, aourlsh vel! wlilo the
a,erfel contnuos. Tho State Fair 10 drawing
ihsrgo number OF our exhibitors. A great deal Of
, 1874-09-18

SrtciaI Uispufch to TAd CE1tHao 7T'aaW.
FoMr MADISON. la., Sept. f7,-Ih1 y attondanee
at tllo far 70 far has booa very aInall Ar Snd only
about i00o tlokoa wore ao.d to-day: hol mha pse q
niuma wero awarded toay, ,Saa Sna ar'to, to n N
tic eisss fing. vi Tho running race, ha!f.o h9ata
best tvs in throe, was won by jenny Lind Best
t,me, IS Aesonas. Tho trottng faco 90 o. nnna mto
nen.sb. nosss' @ q. @Taipolo, Dost' time, BAT.
, 1874-09-18
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, Sept. 17.-Edmund Burke Roche,
Baron Firmoy, III aead.
William Bernard 1InoCabo. The author, is pas
scngor on the hten,nor 0coanic. from Liverpool
for Now York to-t]ay.
, 1874-09-18

WAsn1Nn7oN, D. G., Sept. 17.-Ovor tho
Upper Lake Region, southeast to southwest
winds, stationary or. lower barometer, sght
changes in temperature, and In tho eastorn por-
ton partly cloudy weather, With local rains.
LOCAL onsENvlr1oN.
f'ut,an, Eart 1R7i
, 1874-09-18
DISTRICT AND COUNTY FAIRS.
HAUE COUNTY. WIS,

Special Dispatch to The chtcago Trih me.
BARADoo, Wis, Sept. 7.-Tho Sauk County
Agricultural Society cloaod itB Eighteenth An
nual Fair to-day with satisfactory a,tccea'. There
were A36 entries to $50 last yoar. Tho ,how Of
horacs, cattle, sheep, swinet and poultry Tas not
1arge, but included some duo animals, among
them an imported Norman horse, and fox good
short 1lorns. Tle ahow OF field aud garden prod
ucts was large aud varied, and highly ctotlftn-
bic. There was an abundance OF good fruit,
apples grapca, poars, and plums. An e1cellaut
practical addresH, full of good advice,
waR delivered by e.. Z. Morrow, Of
tho 1I'tsteyn Farmer, who suggested
to tho farmers that the remedy for the OWLS COM
plalnca OF, both from without aud within, rested
with themselves. Our Supreme Court dcclalon
Settled that In this State. Tho power Of tho
people to protect themselves agaiusk railroad
e1tortion waa complete. and it should be oxer-
clBed With moderation, wisdom, aud hrmncss.
He deprecated class feeliug and clas8 legssla~
ton, md o2prcsaod tho utmost confidence In tho
futMye prosperity Of tho agricultural interests
OF the country. 1Io urged moro intelligence, na
scakng to adapt their work to thor cironm~
etanceB. seeking from all sources Information,
asuoctattng for conau)tation and mutual help,
hut NOT With M idea tAoy were superior to moro
DpG1GbEGti, tT iAH itiSiS iiFitH tiaaA AFAaStot--
making their watchwords +" Inte]1igoneo, Intag-
rity, aud Industry" Tho aldloas was frequently
aprlaudcd. and \ vote Of tliankh WINS tendored
tho speaker ut tho cloao. Tho fair ouded With a
nico trottng match, best threo In tise, twico
aronnti hn!f-ni!o ttaox. Tho spotted horse
lsatt,er, by Dasset; gray snnro Nellie Hector by
Emory; wi,ito hosae Billy 1sich; brown mnro
Jouio mansfield, By 1[analoll, contented nattlor
won in three straight hoats tho othosa coming
In in tho order na,nod. The receipts of tho fair
wero about s., 900, nearly double Inst year, WHOM
rnin npniict tho last tlnY.
, 1874-09-18

Sptsia{ UiJp0feh 70 7Hf ChleaG9 TTl5NNe:
Buni.1SnroN, Ia, Sept. 17.-ihe DeaAfoines
County Fair is q moderate succoaB. It coni-
ceca on Tuesday aud wi ena en@ so,norr9w; rn'M
mn fho tronnf1n. The list Of articles Oh pxhibl-
ton il isrger than eyor before, and nearly all arc
better.
Tba racoB aro tho most interesting part OF th9
exhibition. Yo-tlny tllora wero hd snFefaa gooo
trolls, tho bust bong f0r pntao o. 9ooo.
, 1874-09-18

FF1fn EE6 II. L1Ife UtHl0CTdf. =
Tho Government OF Louiaiana has hecu q heavy
load for Rcrub!icapism to carry. Some of tho sbest
mud best Republicans hnvo believed mud declared that
it lid not represent the majority OF tho people Of that
son has 1t boon possibs to dony that under tha
ta1cs hayo becumo 80 bcayy as to amount almost 10
@ o sopsE and Tho DEBT nna q
Congressional Investigating Committee has, in fact,
ropurlel that groBa frauds wcrc perpotrateA in tho
election, aud 1t Is fair to Say That tic conduct Of Kcl-
loyg himself, aud o.hers who hare obtained power un-
dor tho naIno Of lopubcansm, lave bean such % to
dfscrctit the Republican party.
Nevertheless, according to tho forms Of law, this s
tho only Government OF tho State OF Louiplaila Az
such, It IS entitled 10 sch support from tho Govern
shall be given to the regularly established authority In
nuY EtAth
, 1874-09-18
IOWA STATE FAIR.

Gptclal Dtsr0tch To Ihc ENica7o 1Fi6Une.
KEoxuK, H.. Sept. 17.-Iho Iowa State Fair
begins hero on Monday. Tho prospects arc very
promising, tho number Of entries being in oxccss
Of that Of the corresponding time in my previous
ycnr. It is confidently anticipated thas the ex-
hibition will be tho largest aud most attractive
that lows las eyor had.
, 1874-09-18

..-..... From lie Cincinnati Gas<ifs.
II the movement should not ba checked, IT would
spread the entire South Dnt one courpo
naaiuea for the National Government, aud hat course
has been takcn Tho President has issued procAIna-
tion commanding tho Insurgents to dsperse within
1yo days. anil Instructions hlvo been forwarded to tho
military authorities. There Ia nothing like spanish
duges tn threats hut ths Ieaguers Gun saay infer
what will be tho result Of their diaobcdience II they
not frenxicl they will begin to take tue back track
yery speedily. tailure at New Orleans involves .
failure In all other parts of tho late ConfeloracY II
The precautionary MEASURES refurred to IN tho procla
1uatiou duly carried out, wo sha heas Of 1ttlo
moro trouDle In the South.
, 1874-09-18
1.-THE LOUISIANA mtord."


We Edtni thp oHtrsges, bnt we deuounco tho moth
DDS Of remedy. II tile question wore based upon tho
low ground Of policy 1t would 10 truo thIt tho Loisi-
ana ttlios, when they arm Themselves In this cause,
arc ariug against thcu,ee1vcsf They only defer
rug thv day of good government. Tho acd Of bastlo
for t,em III tho ballot box.tbnro aud in tho uution.
Let tho misguided New 0rcansta tell tho truth about
the things they compelled to endure but their cx
crssiyo readiMesa to jump 10 In the time Of peaca
il ther formidable foc Their road to resce aud good
gorernent lea through tho success Ut tho Donocrat-
10 party. Let not their folly mako them tho enemies
of tlcr friends.
, 1874-09-18

from 3he st. LpHIf TiIaet.
At tho recent Cabinet meeting at Washington, to
taAo Into confederation the troubles In the South"
Scnntor Chandler Of Michigan, represented ths rresi
dent Tho conBp1euona impsopriety Of the Chairman
Of tho Republican National Executive COMMITTEES being
present Wien such grave political matters dis
essse' naturally excited susrstse, even IN Washing
ton. Ut rourso, the impression prevailed that sonio
Important intrigue IN process OF Incubation and
Souator Cha1.dicr was shortly after approached BY
WeBtesu mesnber with TIC inquiry p: What ia going
on9"
mot much; only NO haye been hz1ns up na.tasb
In louisiana
~ am afraid, Senator, that you aro In fnvor Of ap
plying your old remedy Of Little blood-lctt!ng"
tho re5oin1er.
at wouldn't do any harm, sir; It wouldn't do any
harm p cAuekc1 tho old politician, he moved a~ay,
La face radiant with anticipated happiness.
And 10 it las about. The terrible gcenos that
hnve been forced upon tho people Of Now 0rloans
deliberately PLANNED in Washington to suhsaryo tho
two;oll purpose Of defeating the election iu Louisiana
mud holplug out tho Republican party IN It's canvass In
tue NORTH; yls r!ot p wntcA tAo neeEsie; q the
the SUCCESS Of party which aa ahauclessly pludeZed
the South for parisau eutls.
Do these politicians imagnn that The people OF tho
United States hs deludcd by trick 80 shameless
4t@1a arrt,$
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stock has atrnahy boon shipped from hero and
tho trAiEs arc tnklng out pooplo ovoFy dny.



srf -.A E.spat,h to 7hs Ch,eaan 7'rtbttns.
DE1MIT, Wis. Hopt l7.-Tho Fatr cloaed to-
asy, witt, llehs shower Of rain 1st 1oopnp potoaq
than expected. Attractions wore numerous. and
tho ln1neuso crowd kept happy from first to
laHt. Tho finances OF tito Association nro IN ox,
ccllcnt condition. Extensive improvements Will
be made III the accommodations Tor noxs Tea1,
whoa still bottor show IL anticipated.
, 1874-09-18

ysats y !n r'ponng, or 4 !. i"s /, in hsSxests "a
H., H. sv"aVn S 1uuet s, u 4"'oAf " ''"' ~ ~
'i1 T, WY ,ast xsIo,, t, 1,.,,, o.a,ts toa.v H.
hrinn t,t , mM Al imnnisiro nonnla uot od,l.
at ~ ~; "reMso 1 n ~ ima,er
se t % aut ,ao s N.Y. n.,'"s"t "uu1 p n,r.rcH viii
Thic w., erionoe " y, H. nrtnnn cn,n,;cs acnn
frria ~ En,tas n H., y. u at ,,nnrs ~ rIrhfno
thcv lava rs.ortc ~ n S oo ons rscv wc L. arso
t,an lin iscnso Tn, u hp liz @ ,,n> ;hsv nrc rnn,rhnr
tntn t" Iip rh @ t' N no pu' .s @ vu5 ~ n,nn nr
fornanco n nlmo1 ncrnn ~ 'ts A." h,r ~ anco ~
1t with Hi,y patience. hit so arn hon,ti in Common
nee to The rrososa''on w ssd ' 10 evs tho pai
that tho responsibility IL fariy ma onm;tahir fs.rb
rtct tjmtfcato Il nn,r yort m' i, nric,n Mi.
ire mt IL il ary morn nf ,,nyaI.v III tmsn u Az
Eplioo0 h1nactf = ' ~ wv
eto poicy,-ps enrncpy ni so]oMniy ~ W. mrolo.tn5
ngn{nst tc anf,ycrnou Gt lin Ssfc ~ H.
nrpt frrtnuen II IL preunnnt v,th MI .ns ,orv M nv
Neither 1nusista nor Tic Hout, "a soe,on Inn any.
inr In lima from a uoljcy Of nrnscr]n.Ion mi v.aa
in"cs t,,nra il n,,,r h In Tost liz II irrn a. s ~
ti,nn to be Iazurtctl. - ' - ''a'@"
AA''"s ~ - .r.tr ,yI.1ar avn a.rvar r,,,o
fTar, tas u. Iau,s R.uab,frtn. '"'
TIN rcopn Of I1l1isIolin leyo ruyoIted nan,nat Tin
uslirt},n Gpyarnnrnt, md mslo tflcir rnynIutinn
good Ly enforcing tlo aiJdcaiou Of Kellogg aud iii
nii,rlfnnto Olcjas In nrociaciy e eat1io wsy thry
Vcro insaiici-at tho point Of tho bayones. ii ia nj
nct Of yioieico OF eo1He: It is revolution: bt to
Koltau Government itself Yas thu product Of ylo-
Tic caso a. It san,ls therefore, il tat of yiooiit
remedy OF a vlolont wrong. What will tho prcsLdeut
Md Congress do aloutit7
There uro many difficulties and complexities in this
tho question il taken r. hut It need not bo taken up.
Tlio wisest End bafcst tlng for tho President mud
eomSesitics and ieuitiea Il inyoses. The peonio
, 1874-09-18

f}on nc Lsu1sptfls E9Hrier.IoH7ral.
II tho South cannot control igof; ii 1t Huat neeas
clio ouk its destiny fron, day to day-s sort Of Md
cartl-a miserable poor devil, oacillatin8 between
hell nnd tho IronvosEH -ncither fish. 1csh, nor fowl,
with tho Republic ycrglng nearer aud nearer upon ths
power: H. aay, tho Sauh 10 no better
than this, II had better cnI it Ill In grand eor. st
destruction II had better live for ro'ense and die
through despair happy II 1t carry lis eueny With 1t
down 10 ruiz. ANYTHING IL hcttcr. than tho lifo we
avc 1ed tile last lr years; Ana. 10 Tho bclligtronts
have chauco in Lusuus lot what thoy will do
to be stampea out. They cannot tho most
nsercllcsa nnntshmont wili tiny l1ako tnomselves
aurrenior7 Thcy should lays known, when tLoy
wont iu. that they engagel in desperate oor-
prize. Will they curry 1t desperately? Will hey forco
tho North to total and open abandonment Of tho
ah!in Iscpnblicanisn, tho North has Eeen pretending
viii they keep 1t M long enough " make Gen. Grnt
nceeaslty IN 76 TAcy neaa expect nothing Of Nusth-
eru Democrats. THAT chtckcu will not tight.