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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07
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GENERAL ELECTION
PROCLAMATION.
GOD SAFE THE COMMONWEALTH ,

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VTTHEREAS, In and by an Act of Cen
w eral Assembly OF the COmmonwe ealth
oi fcnnsyivanit, entitled " An Act to reg
uiats the Generai Elections within this Com
p'on"eath, IL Is enJoined upon me TO give
pubic notice of SAID elections and TO emu
hiera'e IN sald no'ice What ofncers are TO BE-
elected, l. WILLIAM H. kNOUSE, High
SheTin oi the County oil Juntaia, do here
os make known ana give notice I" the eiec-
Tors oi 'he county oil Juniita, that Gen-
er" Liectioh VIII Dc held IN SAID county, on
'he
Third nav of Novomhay 1874
tthe same be.ng The Tuesday next follow
ing ihe hrst Monday oil Novemo.r)
ne saih elections VIII D. held tbrough
OUT I'd" county As foiiows'
ans Schooi House II tne borough OF
Aihiintc"n, for the borough of MIMI
'o"n,
N 'he ochoo' house 10 the Dorougn OF
AiHiiht"~n' LOT me township oil fermAnagh.
AT ,he senooi house IN Mexico, ior the
township OF aiSer.
Al omhhs school House, Tor the town.
ship OF delaware,
-, 'ne Senooi nouse IN Inoinpsohto"n'
'"r ,"e borough oi inohpsoato"n.
a. ohe ruoiic house of Thomas Cox, ior
'nc to~hsiiP o' ureeh"ooo.
Al 'ee ocnooi Hohse IN keonen, ior
'ue .oMhsaip oi Monroe.
Al fry Gioyers Hotel, Tor the township
vi S1s9uenAhna. -,
u, ons ocno"i eosse in heAhster'uie,
ior the '""nsnip oi ayeue.
Al '"e Scn'oi HOUSE III rAtisrsoh, iot
'ne borough oi Patterson.
a, 'nc ochooi iiouse ~ ror' loyal isr
'hI borough oi Iot' i'oEN.
NJ 'no i.oeus' u,'e SeIoei fiouse' ior
III. .oSnSiP y, ,.,, n"1oiu.
~ Spi u.. M SIuVoi ihouSs' ior inc
''.a,p 8, ppi a1s nun
the t,wpsb;n of Raj.
At the School House near NcCulioch's
Mills, foi Tuscarora township, except that
portion of it lying north-westward of the
summit of the Shade Mountain.
Al the Lick ScbooI Hou,s to, ,ck
towysb;n exc.n, ,h,, ,o-,;nn of II liz
north-we,twsrd of the ,ummit of the Shade
Mountain.
At th,. Centre Scbool Uous. for an nurb
of the townships of Lack and Tuscarora "a
liz. portb-we,t Of the ,um,uit of the Sbad.
Mon tain.
Al ,b. Church II;ll S,bool Uousa for
the township of Turb,tt.
AT which Tim. and plac. the oualia.J
voters viii ,lect h. b,ll1t.
Two prrsons for In. office of Judy. of
the Srnr.ne Conrr of tn. comn,ons'.,,th
of p. nn,ylvani..
One person for the office of Lieutenant
Governor of the Commonwealth of Penn
svIvar;,-
One uerson for the office of Auditor Gen.
.-,,l of the Commonwealth of prnnsvIva.
ni,.
One n.rson fur Tho office of Secretary of
Internal Affairs for the Commonwr of
pennsyIy,pi,.
On. n.rson in conjunction with tba conn
ties of Franklin. Fui,,n. Huntingdon. P,rry
and SNYDER. for fine ot,;c,. of Renrr.ent, alive
m ,b,. Copyr.,s at th,. Tuit,.d Stats
O,. ,,ersnn cor ,b. offi,.s of N,.,,h., of
th,. lis. of p..,-.s,.,,,,,iy.s ;r ,b,. -om-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07
EXECUT0H.S sAsE
uF
FALJABLE REAL ESTATE.

TIVE undersigned. Executor Of tiie la,s
IL will and testament of Robert c. Gaia
her. deceased, will sell at public sale, a,
MifilintOwn, Juniata county, Pa, at ono
O'Clock Z. ", on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1874,
The following valuable real estate, to wit:
Ne. l.-The MANSION FARM, situate
in Ferlnanagh township, Juniara county.
adjoining the borough OF Mifliintown, cor
tanning
TEE Il EE Dzl -.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07

"HEREAS, In and by an Act of Gen.
w eral Assembly of the Commonw ealth
of PeDnsylvanis, entitled " An Act to reg
ulats the General Elections within this Com
monweath," it is enjoined upon me TO give
public notice Of said elections and to emu
merate in .aid notice what officers are to b.
elected, |. WILLIAM ii. KNOUSE, High
Sheriff of the County OF Juniata, do here
by make known and give notice to the elec-
tors Of the county OF Juniata, that a Gen
eral Election will be held in said county. on
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07
Rare Inducements (!

Ok n0n ACRES OF LAND FOR
csJsOOO SALE Said lands are Sit
uated ON and near the Cairo & Fulton Rail-
road, in Randolph Co., Arkansas, and will
raise from fifty TO sixty bushels of corn or
one bale of cotton to the acre, and will be
sold at prices ranging from one TO twenty
dollars per acre, according to the improve
ments on same. TERxs.-One-fourth cash,
and balance in one, two, three and four
years.
LEVI HEIGHT & BROTHER,
Pocaaontas, Arkansas.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07
One Hundred and Fsrty Acres.

more or less, ard subject TO dover Of
Rrbecca j. Shuman no acres of wAi.tl are
cleared and in high state OF cultivation.
the balance being tiinberland, with a valuA-
bic stone quarry on it. The improvements
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07

OFT A WEEK guaranteed to Male and Fe-
pii male Agents, in their locality. Costs
NOTHING 10 Try il. Particulars
Free. p. o. VICkERY & CO., Augusta
Maine
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07
LARGE STONE HOUSE.

two s'ories high, S4x3i feet. with a two
story Frame Kitchen attached, 2Ix2I feet,
and one-story Summer Kitchen, I5x2I
feet, attached to this, in which there is
Clstern, Oven and Smoke House, and other
nee sssasy outbuildings.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07
A Large Frame Bank Barn.

43x9O feet, with large Cistern, Corn CRIB,
and Wagon Shed.
The location isavery desirable one, beng
convenient to schools and churches, and
having the advantages of three good mar
sets-belng one mile from Per: Royl on
the pennsylvania Railroad, three-fourths Of
mile from the Pennsylvania Canal, one
mile from Mexice, and three miles from
Aniiih;own, the county seat.
The other half of the above farm will
also be sold at tho same time and on the
same terms.
TERMS OF ALE.
One-fo4rth {. the ys9ehasc money to b.,
paid on the confirmation %. sa.. b. the
Court; one-half OF the balslce on t. frst
day OF Airii, 1915, AID tine other hs.. 90
the FIRST fay Of April, 1876, with interest,"
nom April /, le99, 10 u secured b. bord,
ard mortgage.
SAMUEL BUCK, C-1l.a.-
Sept. Is, ls74
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07
Ayers
HairVigor
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreea-
bic, healthy.
and eiectual
for preserv-
ling the hair.
fH soon re-
stores .faded
or gray hair
10 us 0rigiRoi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-10

word as fail in the vocabulary of the
present officers Of the Association and
they will renew their efforts to bring
the society out Of debt, and promise
the people that in 1875 they will give
them an exhibition which will far sur.
pass anything Of the kind ever held in
southwestern Wisconsin. The officers
have the necessary amount of nerve
and vein to fulfill this promise and it
remains with the executive committee
to give them an opportunity to DO so.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
PREsIDENr-Lewis M. Okey,
VICE PREs'T--Thomas Tormey.
SECRETARY-Geo. B. Sprague.
TREAsURER-W. w. Robe.
EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE-John Ba-
tie, Richard Briscoe, John Duncan,
Hiram Varrel, Peter Casper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-10
Northern Convention-County Reso-
buttons.

The proceedings of the Northern
Assembly District Convention ap-
pear in full in another column, and
the attention of our readers is called
thereto. Delegates from every town
in the district were present, except
ing from Fennimore which town pre-
ferred to play the baby act and to be
unrepresented at this Convention.
After reading the proceedings we
are led to believe that the ConVen
ton was certainly a harmonious one,
and the names of the delegates as
published indicate that the body was
a most respectable one.
The Republicans of the north As
sembly district resolve that they
have been uDjustly accused by the
Fennimore caucus for their support
of Mr.. Hazelton for Congress. The
act OF this Convention should end
the whole matter in dispute, and sat
isfy evory fair minded person that
the widely published Fennimore res
oIutions were false in every particu-
lar, unjust to Mr.. Hazelton and his
many supporters in the Congression-
al district and unbecoming for
body of Republicans. 1t is evident
that in, the passage of the Fennimore
resolutions a great wrong was sought
to be perpetrated and that it was an
electioneering trick which can re-
suit in no good to any favored can
didate or the Republican party.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-10
Second Assembly District Conven'
ton.

Pursuant to call the Republicans of
the Second Assembly District OF
Grant County assembled at Lancaster
by delegates from the several towns,
on Sept. 5th, 1874. The Convention
was organized by the election of
John Schreiner Chairman, and John
Woodward Secretary. Committee
on Credentials L. Holloway, T..
Watson, S. Clough, John Carthew,
L. Bradley, ]. Ashmore. The com
mttee reported the following persons
entitled to votes in the convention /:
LANcAsrER-John Schreiner, Calvin Cur
ry, Joseph Bailey, Jason Lathrop Lewis Hol-
loway, Fred Dival, Frank Halbert, Oscar Bid
well, j ohm Pollock, Thomas Mcdonald, VIM
Acorn.
CLwroN-Thomas Watson, John Woodward
two votes.
ELL1NBoRo-J c. Bradley, j. T. Wilkinson,
j. w. Gear.
PorosI-Russel Cardy Alex Ivey, F. B.
Wren, John Carthew, tE o votes, J. A. Neville,
Ii. p. Green, two votes, Joseph Walker
LIBERTY-S. Clough, two votes.
LMA-Farnham johnson, James Ashmore,
two votes.
Upon motion the convention pro.
ceeded to take formal ballot for two
delegates to represent the district in
the Congressional Convention, to be
held at Mineral Point Sept. 5th. A.
r. Bushnell and John Carthew were
elected as such delegates Upon mo-
ton of Thomas Watson the nomina-
ton was made unanimous.
The convention then proceeded to
take formal ballot for delegates to
attend the County Convention to be
held at Lancaster Sept. 10th, and the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-10
john WOODWARD, Sect'y.

sB Gen. Custar's Black Hills ex-
petition, on its return march, has ar
rived at Fort Abraham Lincoln, d.
T., having suffered no loss by vio-
lence, no trouble from Indians, and
having marched 1900 miles during
the absence of two months. The first
reports concerning the discovery of
rich gold and other mineral deposits
in the Black Hills region are fully con-
firm ed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-10

n@The Prairie da Chen Courier,
Democratic, fayors the nomination of
Hon. B. F. Fay, of Crawford county,
as the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress in the Sd district. Itrepresents
him as a true reformer, man whom
the Changers can consistently vote
for.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-10

following men chosen A. Ivey, S.
Clough, J. G. Bradley, John Carthew,
A. r. Bushnell. The convention then
by a vote authorized the delegates
present at either of the Conventions
to cast the vote of absent delegates.
JOHN ScHRErNER, Chm.
IouN WooDWAap Snot,v
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-10

Senator Patterson, of South
Carolina, is in Washington with the
purpose of urging the attention of the
President to the race troubles in the
South. He declares that the situation
is menacing and that the negroes must
be assured of national protection. He
states that it is necessary to the peace
of South Carolina, that troops be sent
there and kept there until after cleo.
ton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-10
UNREDEEMED LANDS.
Tax Notice-For Deed.
OFFICE on COUNTY CLERK,

OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK.
LANCASTER, Grant Co., Wis, Sept. 3, 1914
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL.
~ lowing described lands and village lots ia the
county of Grant and state of Wisconsin were SOLD by
the treasurer of said county the l4th DAY Oh May
1872, for the delinquent taxes of the year leIl
The amount set opposite each tract Of land and VII
age lot is the of tax, interest and charges
due thereon computed up to the last day OF redemp
ton.
Now, therefore, unless the taxes and charges. to-
gether with the redemption fee paid ON the fol
lowing described tracts of land, and village lots, on
before the 14th day OF May, A. d. 1875 the same
will be conveyed by deed to the purchasers ac-
cording to the provisions of law.
Yiliage Of LOtger HaEsl Green
SEC. TO WHOM ASSESSED. AMT
lots 2, blk IL Henry Schmidt. II 81
ToaoH 2, Range 1-.Smsisers
nez ne4 .............. John Holmes.......... OIL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-10
GRANT COUNTY FAIR.

Nineteenth Annual Exhibiton-The Finest Dis
play of Stock ever had on the Grounds-Ail
Departments well Represented-Rain the on
ly Drawback.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-10
Reform Congressional Convention
Third District.

A convention for the Third Congressional District
of Wisconsin will be held at
BoscobeI, Tuesday, Sept. 22d, 1874,
at one o'clock p. m, TO nominate candidate for
Congress for said District Each Senate District VIII
he entitled to POUR delegates, and each Assembly
District to delegates.
All persons who opposed to the present Repub-
Ican party organization and favor honesty In ON CO.
and legislation for the interests of the people of the
District as against ring corruption, are requested to
unite in selecting delegates to the above convention
By order of the Central Committee.
JAMES @. KNIGHT,
VIM. II. PECK,
A. J. HIGH,
r. b. RICE,
JOHN WALW0RTH,
VIM. BUTCHER,
Central Committee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-10

e@ The Grand Lodge of Good Tenn
plars of Wisconsin commenced its
nineteenth annual session at 10 o.
clock, Sept. l, in the Senate Cham
Der at Madison. The committee on
credentials reported the names of
nearly 200 delegates and members in
attendance. The Grand Worthy
Chief Templar, 7. D. Kanouse, and
Grand Worthy Secretary, B. F. Par
ker, submitted their annual reports
which were referred to appropriate
committees. The reports show the
number of lodges as 2S6, an increase
of 100; number of members, 14,43o, a
net increase of cess, or over 93 per
cent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-10
Republican Congressional Convention
al district

Republican Convention for the Third congress
SIGNAL district composed of the counties of Green
Lafayette, Iowa. Grant, Crawford and Richland, VIII
be held at
Mineral Point, Tuesday, Sept. is, 1874,
at II O'Clock m. for the purpose oil nominating
candidate for member of Congress.
Each Senate District will be entitled to four dele
1atea and each Assembly District TWO delegateS.
piohIand Center Wis, Aug s, 1874
hicnH" N' JAMES Fl. MINER,
NJ P. RIEDLAUB.
Il. W. WHITNEY,
W. ii. BENNETT,
W. j. WRIGGLESW0 ORTIZ,
HORACE BEACH,
Central Committee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-10

Reform County Convention-16th SEN
atorial District.
A County Convention of the Reform party in rant
county will be held in the court house at
Lancaster, Thursday, September IL, 1874,
at O'Clock D. m, for the purpose Of electing four
delegates from the county large to represent the
10th Senatorial Dis rict in the Third Congress tona
Convention, to be held at BJscobel Sept. ~ 1874.
Each town will be entitled to the usual number I
delegates
BY order of the Central Committee.
Lancaster, Wis, Aug. IL, 1874
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-10

It Is recommended by the committee that primary
meetings be held in the several towns on Saturday,
september H. the purpose Of electing delegates
a. above specified. It is hoped that every town will
be represented by full delegation.
ADDISON BURR, Chairman,
]. II EVANS,
GEORGE KINNEY,
H. A. w. McNAIR,
SAMUEL NEWICK,
Republican County Central Committee
MLancaster, Sept. 3.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-10
Tatrs Addition to ViILoce Of p1oo,,

TaJfs addition TO Village Of Bloomtng.oa
TOWNS syc 70 ,ru,>, a
~ of blk X ex lots
in Jamas psu.n,; - -
all of blk 0 n Nonnt i, oG
all of blk P do ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-10
REMARKS.

Some dreadful fatality seems to be
hanging over the success of the Grant
equity Agricultural Society. But
one exhibition in nine years has been
had without rainy time. People as
a general thing do not like to stand
around on the Fair Ground during a
long soaking rain this has been the
greatest drawback. Had the weather
continued as fair III ursday and Fri
day as it was Wednesday the grounds
would have been filled to their utmost
capacity. However, there is no such
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-10
Republican County Convention.

A Delegate Convention Of the Republican voters Of
Grant county hereby called to be held at the court
house, in
Lancaster, Wednesday, September 20, 1874
at one o'clock D. m, for the purpose OF nominating
candidates TO fill the several county otces- Ihe
basis of representation will be one delegate LOT every
ffty votes and one additional for every traction OF
twenty-five or over upon the vote OF the last Presi
Dental election -, /. .:.,, -
representation follows:
First District
Hazel Green......... emeiser ''''''''''''
jamestown Paris '''''''''''''
pIattevII0 .,,. .,.......l4 Harrison
Second District
Lancaster fotosl
Ellenboro q Lima. ..'''''''' '''''''
Ijbert ..,......,..... q Olift0n
Third District =
Boscobel.. MARION
Hickory Grove....... Auscoda..''
Winggille rehhluioIe
Watterstown Moodnhn '....'..,'.''''
Mt. Hope............. lblse hiVer'''-''.'''''' Z
Fourth District -
BeetOwn. lOtsS i'te''''''''''''''.
Wyalusing
patch Grove .......... Little Grant....,.,....-
Waterloo iueh haFeh.''-'''.'.'-.'
Miliville ...................... ~ -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-09-10
7olon 2, Range 8 Potos,.
TsOn 8, Range 3, PotoH.

75-l00 of acre part
mex nwz ............. "A Christian fleck.... 60
37-100 Of in
cor of Sc ne........,.. 20 Geo Walse / 67
$1,000 part Of
seq nek ........,... 20 r Richafds.......... 81
Village Of BaenG FIsta Toscn 3. Range
part lot 80 and II feet
off lot 34.."........-. % James jameson. 81
, 1874-08-12

blfea OF tho atr hnvc neHtn, and 10 lava Re-
publican .ofllotals Of Louisiana and tho 1attor
are accustomed to lino thom even moro COM
fortably than moat birds Of proy. But, even
with tncHe industrial precautions, tho latter
sometimes find thoy have not shoro to 1ay their
heada. Tho parish officers Of Natol,itoollee were
quietly requested to leavo tho parish, aud hied
them by untrod pntha to Arkanana in tho doad
OF night. Paspng tho State line by forced
marches, thoy rested at tho trHt hotso thor
camo to, whore food WAS Hospitality placed be-
forc them. During tho progress OF tho meal,
1t leaked out what they wore. With o
drawl aud grin, tho host adviaod thon
to got out Of Arkansas as early as convenient.
Tho weary trnvotors inquired tho reason for this
advice. Tho hospitablo Arknnsan ropllod that
tho people Of his stato moro preparing Consti-
tuition for tho hanging of such thioyos and ras-
calls, and might, perhaps, practice on tho Lonis-
tann specimens by way Of getting their hand In.
Wheronpon tho ox-ofllcials roso as ono man, and
rotracod their atops with rapility quito aston
iBhing i'm weary trayol-worn politicians. In tho
role OF Arknnsas travoorB thoy exhibited
unaninity Of feeling and action In contrast With
tho course OF most officials ont Of situation It
would bo just as we'll for othor States adjoining
to koop thin political disease confined az much
aBposuiblo tu Louisiana.
, 1874-08-12
HOPE FOR LOUISIANA,

There is hopo for tue Stato Of sorrow. Do
spite Federal bayonots and suborned Federal
Judges, dospito pinohlacls, and Packard, and
Kellogg, and Caaoy despite fraudulent dobts OF
millions Of dollars, and despite us,,rpation and
anarchy the people arc waking aud working tn
union lies tloir only hope. With tho Opposition
torn aaundor by faotious atrfo. tho Republics
a1lB with their control OF registration aud oloo-
tion, could easily triumph. WltA..a Harmonious
Opposition, that triumph loses ita certainty. It
may eyen bo turned iuto a Watorloo Of tlofeat,
Thoro is now prospect Of harmony. Tho DOM
oorasio State Committee called Convention ut
Now Orleans. Tho Democratic party is divided
into country md city factions. Tho former took
alarm. It's leaders, lcadol by Gov. McEnory.
protested agalnas session III Now Orloans, md
urged the iBsnanea Of call to all honest oiti-
zeus, irrespective Of party, to meet In conyoll-
ton at some point outside that city. Tho Now
Orleans Co'nn,ittoo Of Seventy. MI organiza-
t[on OIL tho plun Of tho New York Committee of
equal numbers, iudoraod McEnory's manifesto
by majority Of ~. The Democratic Gull was
subsequently revoked. II has now been decided
to hold tho Ansi-isopubllcan Convention at 3a-
ton Rouge Oh tho 2ltl. Of August. Tho nldreBs
conyokl'E It appeals to " all Conservative voters,
, 1874-08-12

without regard to past political Affiliations,
to unite on tho election OF dolegatos."
" Rou1o1nbor outraged and wrongod Louisiann "
is to bo tho hattlo-ory Of tho campaign. Nation-
al politics aro to DO auborllnatod to State issnos
The ono question will be tho oloction Of honest
mon. There aoon1s to 10 but little opposition to
ths programme. Tho extrome spirits an,ong
tho "Whto Lcagnora aro trying to iuBnro
negro domination with resulting knavory by
getting up sido-Bhow for Bopt ], but
thotr efforts arc not heartily seconded. somo Of
thoso Loaguore aro beloved to bo iu Radical
pay. They arc boing uHod to split tho antl-Rat-
toa' Voto. II they eau bo checkmated, tho union
OF tho oonHorvativo-to wit, tho honoat-party
will DO complete. An attompt has boon mado to
heal tho breach In tho Republican party by plac-
Ing representatives Of both tho Packard aud tho
Pinchbaok clanH on tho State ticket, hut tho
tight botwoon tho ohiofa waxcs hottor tllan oyor.
Tho mildost term which pinchbaolt's organ MP
plies to tho friends Of Packard Is "Thugs,n and
Paokard'a journal ropllos In kind. Tho roguoH
have fallen ont, and the honest mon may got
their duoB.
, 1874-08-12
MATrHEWS-HESINa,


THE TRIBUNE Htatod ycstor'ay morning TINT a
warrant had been sworn out by j. L. Matthews,
OF hohpital-lot notorioty, to tho effect Tint !o
was In dread Of his lfo, oil account of tllrcata
made by Mr.. Hosng, and TINT ho wuutel lin
bound over to lsoep tho peach toward him. Thai
was NIL that WIS then known. Yesterday, how
ever, thu history or tho whole affair cao out,
and il not without intotaat.
1t aoo,nH that Arr. Sturoy, of tho Tta,rs, Ind
conceived tho impression lint ii would ho yery
risky for him to muot aIr. lIeaug. yot illiB VIVA
something which might nippon at any
1nomont, their ollces heinE 80 near
together. Yot Mr.. Storey, though In mortal
dread. did not like to own up to it, lor ltd ho like
tohaye Mr.. losing bound oyor tuliooptho poAco.
II would look too mioll like pleading tho "bsby
aot."
Still something must bo tlono and 80 llc hit
on tho ingenious idca Of gatting Guluobuly to
broals tho ice for him. If lso could ureato thu
impression Llat Atr. losing was reaiy 0 dalgvl-
oas nan md could got two or troe to llayo him
bound over, thon llo could oaaly follow Huit
without bolng outrageolsly laughed ut.
10 ho Bont far liltlo frank McClDnthan, tho
writer OF bogus interviews, and told Francis
tho l.osa to 70 W to Matthew'S houHo
iug-aaa in,lroas on TINT individual tho
necessity OF going hoforo Justice Of the
peaco and swearinE TINT l,o was III dread OF hia
lilo for tho aforesaid lIesing, In form and nlan-
ner al provided by tho statutes Of Illinois.
FrunoiA wont UP to Matthew'S house M orler-
cd, and told him what waA wautesl Of him. Mat.
thowH nj first stated tint l,o waB not lii nurtaa
terror, that llo did not hollpve A(r. llchinS
would assault him, aud tAat he greatly dlallktQ