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OUR CHURCHES.

tiUisTtkN CHURCH Eighteenth s,rss
hetween Washinoton and fgalnut
Preaching avery third ami fou rtI, sundav
SUNDAY schaoi "A n n m
.prsyay moa,,r, Wac,,a. ~. .von,.,
uo n, Ts,, Y,sp n,s.
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rrsver mseti 10 Wadnes1ay a. ~ n ~
..hRs,h school ANN N I.nstan' An
nar,nta,d.nt Rsv n ra.xvpl Pssto,
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iupnc service, Sa1D''n 80 ana lDk am.
Nssper, P.m:
saDDsth cchooi, Pm
eVr'ice nvoiy ahy AID.
m 10y, MY. 4, .; WnALLohAt, fnest.
Il. JosErhs ChuhCh.--toerman cor
ner Of Walnut and Cross streets.
Mas. every Sabbath Ut 10 o'clock .. m.
sespsrs, p N.
ha's during week days, O'Clock o. IN.
nkv. Y. HOfyMAS, Priest.
3EhAAS LUTHERAN CHURCH-lSth
sfeet betWeen washington Avenue and
Mnnut street.
PeAching sunosy morning at 10 O'Clock.
esDDAth school st o'clock p. IN.
hEv. =. DUEnsCHsEk. Pntor.
iUust mEts CHRISTIAN AssoClA-
1lON.-hegulAr meeting second Monday
eacb month At thor room over hockw"D
woe D4oh s,ore, Coinnheicia avenue.
Weekly Prsyet ineetihg, "Huay, - pms
De room. M, -,
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EnOnn nIoSlonAhI bnt lni
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ eamoie ann rory,
hist bueeu' FiehcDihg oaDpaui NJ Al
O'Clock a. IN. ani o'clock y. Ia.
SUNDAY SchooI O'CLOCK y. "a:
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CENTAR LINAMENT.
ALEX, ii. IRWIN.

| I. ! +:
A he great discovery of the
" age. There II no pain which
N< the Centaur Eminent viii no
IN relieve, no swelling which 1t
Hty will not subdue, and no lame
HhR ness which IL will not cure
AtGJ--T This Is strong language, hut
il Il true. IL is no humbus
ahtyu the recipe is printed around
each bottle. A circular containing certii :
Gates OF wonderful cures OF rheumatism
neuralgia, lock-jaw, spraiDs, dwellings,
scalds, caked breasts, poisonous bite 4 Oxen
feet, gout, saltrheum, ear-ache &c., and the
recipe of the Lioiment will be sent gratis to
anyone. 1t is the most wonderful healing
and pain relieving agent he world has ever
produced. IL sells AS no article before did
sell, and It sells because IL does Just what IL
pretenis 10 do. One bottle OF the Centaur
Eminent for animals yellow wrapper)is
worth hundred dollars for spawned,
strained or CALLED horses amt males, and for
crew-worm la sheep. No family or stock
owner can afford to be without centaurLin-
iment. Price, 30 cents; large bottles 81, j
B. Rose Il Co., 80 Broadway. New.
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A. n. IRWIN.
HIS RESPONSE TO THE "CALL.

HIS RESPONSE TO THE "CALL.r
To Col. John Wood, II. Walton webb, X
III. Cunningham. ID. 7. Linegsr, J. II
Mulcahey, L. saup, Il. A. Edmon ison
and Others:
GEsTLEMEs Accepting the Call
signed by you and moro than eigh, hun.
dred other voters Of Alexander county, As
40 endorsement Of my official conduct IA
sheriff, and as the expression of sn homes,
desire that should stand for reelection,
l feel impelled to give you an affirmative
sa.-s..
1t has been my aim, during my term of
service, 10 parform my duty as l was ens-
bled TO zee my duty; and II, in anything,
l failed, | beg to assure you that the head
was at fault aud no, the heart.
In conseniing, as do. to become
candidate for reelection, feel called
upon to make no promises Of more ell
cient service than l nave hitherto rem
dered. / can only assure you that il
elected, will las | always did strive to
do my duty faithfully and fearless y, re-
gardless Of all consequences personal to
myself
Thanking you, and those who joined
you in the "caIl, for the catering ex-
preston Of confidence you have given,
and for your promise OF generous sup-
port. permit me to subscribe myself.
iouis truly,
ALEX. II. IRWIN.
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A FEW GOOD RRASOas I.


Ia New Invention thoroughly tested
aud secured by Letters Patent.
z;-Make as PERFECT Lock sui,b, alike
on both sides, on all kinds OF goods,
3.-Runs Light, smooth, Noiselrss. and
Rapd-best combination OF qualities.
4.-Durable- Runs for years Without re-
pairr.
5.-will do all varitles OF Work and Fancy
Stitching In a superior manner.
lis most eaisly managed by the opera.
tor Length Of stitch may be altered while
running, aud machine can be threaded with.
out passing thread through holes.
J--Design simple, Ingenious, Elegant.
forming the stitch without the use Of Col
Wheel Gears, Rotary Cams or Lever Arns.
Has the Automatic Drop Feed. which In
nreh Uniform length OF stitcb at any speed
las our new Threld Controller, which fol-
lows easy movement OF needie-bar and
prevents injury 10 thresd.
standardization most carefaI and fin
lshed. Its manufactured by the most skill
iui an experienced mechanics, at the cele-
brnted REMINGTON ARMoRY, fLIoN, N, Y.
Western Office OF the company. 237 State
street Chicago, Ill. 3l2-f0-G.d&w-lm.
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SHERIFF IRWIN.
A CALL UPON HIM TO STAND
FOR REELECTION.

To \. " lRNIN:
We, The undersigned citizens, respectfully re-
quest you To become candidate for Sheriff, in
dependent or any party nomination knowing
that you have nlled the office Of sheriff with great
ability, and believing the interests Of the county,
and Of law AMI order, will b. better conserved by
your continuance In the office than by the clcc-
ton Of any other person at this time, we proni.c
that IN the event of your compliance viii ~. ~
quest herein made, W. will give to you our .up-
port In the canvas and our Yotrs at the election
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i
III & LDf'in.
J : barclay,
John CLANCY,
| Frank Gazzolo,
smith Torrance,
y fitzgerald,
james Woodbridge,
NJ VI Moor.
Miles , Gilbert,
4 Drth,
Henry Appel,
John " Cornell,
John D Aubrey
| Louis kdhler,
| J II Kelly,
VIM Happier,
| Louis JOrgensen,
Jacob walter,
John q suancil,
D VI -hustrr,
j 4 Sullivan, VI u
Henry I Martin,
John Kpchler,
Pred Strautk,
u Wal'lsemitlth,
Adolf Miller.
ID ' CalmeIn,
H. WhltcaInp,
J W Mock,
} II Metcslf,
q Is. Parker,
Eugene Glincs,
: schwaniiE,
George L. IounslciTy
u J solomon,
4 Pink,
u V. Belzner,
William Bu'lcr,
q X Jentz,
VI j Mc,.auley,
W Bland,
" " Mccullough,
Buri Sn.sil.y,
Henry McCarty,
: j IIumm,
Jesse Mcilaii.e,
= VI kinnear,
Robert smyth,
II Blom,
frank | Picker,
i j Anderson,
q " Henderson,
Jacob q Lynch,
& l;ro-s,
W II. Morris,
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= Muhn',,.
JossPh ,n,n,,!l,
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David j Grimm,
Patrick Esgiis
James h,-sgt'lt
John William
James A. Nali''i
Oral Anoiit,
VI Rams
g. W. shoplatishi
\ j Anderson,
Joseph Iaila,
john Z Lohhei
j ID scott
Z summers
u u Lacy,
w II Coulter,
= u uerrlek,
y j.. Mickwire,
Joseph Brankie,
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CASTORI A Is more than substitute for
Castor Oil. 1t is the only SAFE article in eN-
teisnce which Is sure to regulate the bow
els, cure windcolic and produce natural s'eep.
1t is pleasant to take. Chiuren need not cry
and mothers may sleep. I0-7 WHY
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November neNt
II Watson webb.
II II Cunningham,
WIN McIialc.
John " Mulkcyt
Harry Schuh,
Phil Howard,
Z W Dunning,
james Morris.
Jcwett WilcoN,
! n Jonos,
| y ,antweil,
! Lehning.
| 4 tOurtwHy,
W Straiton,
~ { Milks,
| w n jackson,
q 4 Miller.
NJ y Uowlsy,
James kennedy,
scOrge locum,
Tim sullivan,
Richard Garland,
james Ryan,
Walter fall-,
Sol farnluksT,
Jacob klcy,
II q kuchenlsckcr,
! 4 VI Harrison,
james ClonaD,
u ID Nautilus,
Peter Salip,
lbOmn- ; Tarr,
W II Greer,
J Is Henry,
4 ! Bumgar'lnor,
Thomas McCslr,
W Il Dawson,
John 4 Airhorpe,
H. v Thompson,
4 Winston,
Louis Herbert,
John Antrim,
John b Rector.
g. ~ williamson,
y Is Thistlew D'si,
Thomas King,
" IraNler,
kinaldo Bianchi,
Barnet ; Crane,
Edward Jones,
IhOIIlAs Winter,
II : Williamson,
John Cook,
VIM Brcmueks,
Matthias seifki,
JakOb Klein,
4 -usankA,
X D Biliingsley,
Joseph Is R',-i
j ~ Rittenhousc,
Matt y Walsh Jr
John wool,
John 4 Reeve,
VI T. Fulton,
J y spillers,
! 4 Moon,
q y BanrinAp,
james y Miller,
J VI Emerson,
lrsi ; smith,
VIM J Howe,
7 Gilman,
4 W O'Neal,
y O'Loughlin,
b ; Kent,
u T. Robbins,
James Fleming,
W III. Delonia,
W q Robbins
II & LDfin.
J : barclay
John Clancy,
Prank Gazkolo,
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80,
= sehlfsingtf5
WIN Trump
uCslnpbcll,
~ ~ Marsh,
" STUART
n n MlssiFeri
John Mylt's,
u W esiier. -.
James W Mckinhcy.
James larh,
james HlglenJ
'"orgu siiSnh-
\ Magee,.
y ; Hawkins,
! u Wick,
l.eul'cn Vaughn.
Jesse e. Wilson,
John a Morris,
4 West,
Peter Miller,
Dr w Wood,
lease Jackson,
Bailey tllcn,
~ % Mckay, VI u,
James klli-,
John Barton,
john \ Milford
J. u King,
y Z Dcrnay,
w " Robinson,
Andrew Reed,
.lrard Wilson,
VIM w Milliken,
samuel IItuilshaw
u VI Mckrnnic.
IyAilnrk
M AiaIus
Victor Trt.aIi
IIB Willis.
Marion Da,is
Marion NcCoilum
n n Peterson
WIN NJ Nichols.
anderson sim,nons
Leonard BlshOn.
Marion I,lmarni..
John (,illinn.
D Worthlngton.
.JoAeph Lee
Alessnsier Fsfrill.
GIcrn bishop,
j l. Brown,
John : Reynolds,
W w Reynolds,
simon y Evans,
l. . Mcicalf.
George w Piliers.
william farrO"J
james Drhi.r,
Siias De1tef,
' w heiilli'ek
! hhs ierry,,
y a hdinunhsnn,
" ~ u hrnhail
Jain,r u Noble
...o W iarby'
WIN Caldwell,
VI WullaIils,
Nose u Mlntob,
John Grimm,
walter DamrOn,
.5eorge Z berry
! sbin Price,
Alberry W eaih'rs,
!. X Garnghty,
James Hutchinson
lohn tashwlllet
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| John Rogers,
Martin Straulial,
TIL Chiltlrc-s
y u Kelly,
Gus Builder,
TIE sullivan,
thas Builder,
II I Geroul,i.
George u Sargent
BL McGcc,
y " Mcss-c,
Thomas - IIolines
aInes VI Tott-n.
- W IIamlin,
: Patterson,
q w McCrifc,
Lachariah Mcdaniel,
jaime y McCrite,
I-aac Ire,
william Ihiller,
a Snup,
Ihos Lawrence, VI ~.
John D Quinian,
Ben Worthington,
James benson.
Jasper IIankston,
Dan Willis,
" D. Lavender,
- Grtcnlcy,
X Z Nnttcf,
James Wills,
g. VI Willis
o, ..'kson LnAi',
iTcl ilEfiilt
John III fUtt.
Hazard Martiu.
! u Nulcah!
= VI Martin.
III 4 Nutt.r.
e. l. Russell,
DC stewart,
a J Daniel,
y Dickerson.
kichari Pratt,
g. W Sifnmoit, .Jr.
Joshua Thompson,
Lewis d Turner,
David LiIe,
= II W Lsppert,
w II Robinson,
1hos = smithy,
w A Bradshaw,
John II Reynolds
VI u lthrrtii,
4 u Mcdaniel.
w ) Wicker,
John Piniei.
,iias n Anglin,
Mitchell Isa-arr,
John Allen,
t'eOrge GirHT,l,
John W Irby,
= X Thompson,
Ezra King,
4 n RfUUa
Leonard Norris.
ben Denton,
4 y Hutton,
calvin { CleaNer,
Il q Watson,
John Minton,
Robert VI E,linOn'lsOn,
Harvey Greer,
james Weather.,
Robert Pepper,
Green NewIirk,
v Hutchinson,
Columbus Oliver,
Jacob CDtner,
VIM q Robinson,
4 schreiber,
Henry Ridgway,
Wash Masier-on,
Samuel MAsicrson,
Thomas Reel,
James Barr,
II 4 BarkhalIsen,
William VI Breese,
} rench Jones,
J e Lightner,
James upchurch,
. 4 VI Gibbs,
u W saInmons,
harlez Mason,
william Cauble,
! VI Albright,
- AFTER,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-06
Newark Items

tsneclally Reported for the CommeIclal.l
mali boy, (about IA years old in the en-
.,.,. nf nobert Rankin, of Mill Creek Hundred,
XII XII ,stl A very serious accident on Monday af
.n.,,oan u,.u While riding horse, the animal
.,aro1 nm, throwing the boy Off, then treading
nn hi. er, breaking it between the ankle and
gnao iont. causing compound fracture. DIR.
,i,o; was sent for and reduced the fracture,
i',t,n five or six stitches in the leg. The boy
'i, dong Az well AZ could be expected under the
f".t nirht, about nne o'clock, great commo
,,a,, ,,as raised Mt Red Lion camp meeting. Some
lorses became frightened, and rearing and tear
n, caused six other animals to break lose,
rsNnsine the greatest excitement, several horses
,mnil,e away, smashing some of the carriages
;ma very serious manner and causing consider
"llo loss to their overs. One OF the double
teams had left the ground and had not been
hoard from last night, but was supposed to have
zone home There were several double teams
IN the confusion. We believe no person was IN
|Wred.
,erlor gravel put on our streets, which we hope
|nay be beneficial to the travelling public.
The dog shooter is at his work again. One
of his near neighbours dog was on his place, on
ls own hook, looking around. We have not
Ilearl if the dog was doing any injury or not,
hut lie was very badly wounded upon his return
home. The owner and hired man seeing the
Idps come home in such a miserable condition,
covered with blood, part of his neck shot away,
were very angry and il the party who performs
.tIese kind acts for his friends and neighbors
dad been near. lie certainly would feel the inn
preston OF his greatness in the minds OF the
flc0Ile. L.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-06
financial Cards.

financial Cards.
rTNHE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.
bO2 MARKET STREET,
Incorporated February 2s 1861.
Open to receive deposits daily from 9, A. M, until
4, r. M. and on Tuesday and Saturday evenings
from to O'Clock.
A sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
Of six per cent has been regularly paid on deposits
since the organization OF the Bank and 1t s the ex
pectaton of the Managers, that this rate OF diyi
dends will be continued.
When dividends are not withdrawn, they, arc ac-
counted as deposits. Thus permanent deposits.
compound their interest twice in each year
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM s. HnLRs, GEORGE W. BUSH,
CLEMENT b. SMYTH, GEORGE y. CAPELLK,
CHARLES w, HOwLAND, M. L. LICHTENsTEIN,
EDWARD DARLINGTON, NATHANIEL X. BENSON
HENRY f. DURE, JoB Il. JACKSON,
K. NJ. SToTsENBURa, Nm. Ii. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
WIN. s. HILIES, President
GEO. v. BUSH, Vice President; J. =,
aprl4-tf H. Il. TAYLOR. IRE sur
E,IRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON
DEPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONIES,
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
EDWARD BELTS, President.
GEO. d ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
PAID UP CAPITAL, s5oO,OO
Kp- Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur.
nished to regular depositors without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays at s1 AM
DIRECTORS.
Clement B. Smyth, George w. Bush,
Israel Pusey Eli Garrett,
Henry s, McComb, Joshua t. Heald
Daniel James, William Tatnall,
Edward Belts. octl-lY
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-06
,r,e Gnynor Case Dismissed.

,uros's CHARGES To 90 TO HIGHER COURT
New York, August 5.
,...,;ce Riley this morning dismissed the libel
,nt hrought by Gaynor, on the latter's statement
,he Beecher- Tilton case was to be taken to
ai,l,er court and that he desired to withdraw
/, 10 ,nmulaint.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-06
r,e steamboat Disaster.

,.,or,crrARs OF THE PAT ROGERS BURNING.
CINCINNATI, August 8.
rbo fire. OH board the steamboat Pat Rogers
,,,n,opced in some bales of cotton. The boat
a,ned to the waters edge, The cargo cons!s-
,,I Of cattle, sheep aud hogs, and the boat and
tsrgo are a total loss.
MA passenger list is lost, but the names of
even persons are known, including one lady
:. an Madison, Indiana.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-06
MUSIC BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS

NO II OF SINGING
-, PRICE 81. FoR Hon SCHOOLS.
Wy" Provided highly, popular, practical and useful
book, by
EMERSON Il TIIDEN.
AMERICAN SCHOOL MUSIC READER.
Book |. PRICE a5 CENTS.
ID, i0ls s',, ,giarming number is for Primary Schools
GrsS,, Ieuols for teaching lin fine print) and
children. anu So"s' ioi '"e
AMERICAN SCHOOL MUSIC READER.
Book II. PRICE 80 CENTS.
schn stm ihe Schools and Classes next above Primary
"V!s' advances well into the elements.
AMERICAN SCHOOL MUSIC READER.
BOOK III. PRICE GO CENTS.
w. ule higher Classes OF Common Schools.
ara .9g !, drye anoye hooks are by EMERSON & TIIDEN,
useful o." w" aiIahgeu' practlcai, pieasihg anu
CHEERFUL VOICES.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
of EeW demand, and is one of the best collections
'''' solgs ever published. By L. o. EMERSON.
tail pIire iaooSe books sent postpaid on receipt of re-
VN'Rhk Rd.t DlTSoN 4 CO.. CHAs. u, DITsoN 4 co.
@'Vn' Ill B'dway, New York.
Nj AcIIINERYi
MACHINERY
1"21'lSS ~ = y. WANTING STATIONARY OR PoRTA-
NH ENIlNE@, BOILERS, MACHINISTS
TOOLS, &C., &c.
schr uai Y, Il to their interest to call on the sub
0htalnr, a. Mnon anything in the above line can he
at reasonable prices.
''Nhs AND BOILERS a SPECIALITY.
THOMAS TATNALL,
agent for Isaac II. shearman)
y T. COR. FRONT AND ORANGE STREETS.
lFa'-stawsmdaw wuu,navos nr,
CoNFEcTloNs !
FOR THE
NEsT ERY,
anr,o, BOOT HIS,
No. 3 WEST THIRD STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-06

rTHE COMMERCIAL PRESS.
ALI. VARIETIES OF PRINTING EXECUTED.
Our Machinery is Good and Complete.
our Force is We Organized.
We Oversee our own Work.
We employ Capable Hands;
Our Material Is the Best.
WE SOLICIT THE Orders OF THE BUSINESS
MEN WITHIN REACH OF US.
COMM aRCIAL PRINTING COMPANY,
Southwest Corner Fifth and Market stree's'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-06

r r. d. SEEDS,
81 CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Shop Fourth Street, between West and Tatnall,
Residence Adams st s doors fouth of Delaware
Avenue Estimates furnished on all kinds of work
and Jobbing carefully attended to at reasonable
prices iyqely
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-06
Humber Dealers.

4Mttibft gsalffa.
NEW YARD.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
Will md they can purchase all kinds OF BUILDING
MATERIAL at the lowest market rateB,
at the NEW YARD of
GILMORE HEwEs, FRONT AND PINE sTs.,
VINO have constantly on hand a complete assort-
ment OF everything In the building line.
WHITE PINE AND HEMLOCK BILL LUMBER
A SPECIALITY.
Particular attention given to sale Of Lumber in
carload lots.
GILMORE Il HEwEs.
WIN. @. MKNDINnAiL, Msngr WI. ONCE.
GOING TO QUIT BUSINESS,
REDUCED MY LUMBER
to figures way down. as the lumber must be sold in
short time.
MARTIN LANE,
mar2I-sm South side of Chris ;ana Bridge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-06
VHE COMMERCIAL PRESS.

ALL VARIETIES OF PRINTING EXECUTED.
Commercial Pi hitting,
Circulars. Cards, abeis,
Blli-ileads, Heals,
Tags Statements, Price-IIists
Check Books.
EVERY JOB OF PRINTING THAT THE MER-
CHANT NEEDS,
BY THE COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY,
Southwest Corner Fifth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-06

900 PIANOS AND ORGANS, NEW
AOO and Secondhand, of flrst-cass makers,
will be sold at Lower Prices for cash, or on install
ments, for rent, In city country, during this
month, by Horace Waters Son No. 4Sl Broadway,
than ever before offered In New York. SPECIAL
rY Pianos and Organs TO let until the rent money
pays the price OF the Instrument Illustrated Cata
logues mailed. large discount to Ministers,
Churches, Schools, Lodges, etc. jyl3-4w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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Deceased.

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aoor,e Bergner, Esq, proprietor of the Daily
N "sv " ,.ooh postmaster of the city, and one of
isy ~" ,nost prominent citizens, died this morning,
~. s',r an illness of several weeks.
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, 1874-11-17

Several aays ago wo published tho substance
OF IN interview with Mr. saylcr, Congressman
from Ohio, respecting tho investigation Of Ar
kansas affairs now being prosecuted by Con-
greanional Committee. lr. saylcr IL the Domo-
cratic member OF tho Committee. Ho has been
unablc to attend the present sitting nt Little
llock. His associates aro A1r. Ward, Of Illinois,
and Mr. Poland, Of Vermont. Thoy arenow con-
Quoting tho investigation. At tho time Of pub
fishing tho intsryiow, We Expressed qualification
at tue alleged purpose Of tho Committee TO
recommend no interference in Arkansas Affairs,
aapposing, Of conrso, TINT 1fr. Sayler spoke
with authority aud not as the Rcribcs. 1t now
appears thas no placed too much confidence
III him or tho newspaper writer WHO
apoke for him The Congressional Committee
has come to no such conclusion as Mr. Saylcr Is
said to have announced. Mr. Ward aud Mr..
poland were questioned by our correspondent At
Little Rock yesterday as to tho trushfulncss at
tho report, and they nsrecd in pronounoipg Mr..
Sayler'a statement unjussiGable and impertincnt.
Tho Committee has decided to make report.
but declines to publish 1t before tho assembling
Of Congress. We quito agree With what tue
Committee has to say Of A1r. saylcr's premature
utteranoos. especially since he ia not In posi-
ton to know tho facts. We should be Horry tc
loarn however, that tho Committee doea beliese
interference in Arkansas affairs to bo oxpedient
, 1874-11-17

The Mayor OF philadelphia yesterday received
a lottor purportine to como from Committee
Of Workmcu, which only needed to ba wtitteo
in blood and Bignod with skull and croas-
bones in order to fill out the meaHurc Of audao-
ity and bluster. Tho tenor Of 1t is that tho men
will hayo bread, with work II thoy can, and With
out II they musl. Tho Committee gives notice
that il tho factories, ahors and railroads do not
"1nako start" by Nov. Is, the laborers cut OF
employment will "go ahead at I'll hazards" "
The suggestion Of a substitute for Merry
Christmas in Philadelphia is not pleasant. Tho
letter probably emauatcs from SONIC pot-houao
oracle, who carcs little enough for bread when
beer il on tho board yet it may be the despsirine
ogy Of honest men. 1t ought at loast 70 suggest
careful Investigation Of tho facss.
, 1874-11-17

The Government of Saxony has forbidden tho
practice Of cremation within It's Jurisdiction.
remembered, ut Dresden, end tho acau-
ani occasioned by that experiment has
doubtless Influenced the Government to
its present action. Adyocrses Of cremation
will not bo dauntod by this slight check, though
they may well 10 by tho reports Of Lady Dlkc'a
obse9aics which have spread abroad. It Ia hQt
justice to say TINT tho most disgusting Of theae
etoriea hayo been autloritatively denied.
, 1874-11-17

A motion to gnash the Indictment pending
1gainBs David 4. Gage, tho late City Treasurer,
HaR nlado before tho Lako County Circuit Court
yesterday, aud taken under ndy1somont. Tho
Court (Murphy) was disposed 10 think that tho
hearing OF argumcnts on this motion would be
unusual ~ well as diacourtcous to Judge Rogers,
1T Cook County, sincc the case was brought from
Judge Rogers Court Oh change OF ronue. d mo-
tion to quaaA having previously boen denied.
However, Judge Murphy took night to consult
iho authorities. Defendants counsel claim to
DO sustained by decision Of tho Supreme Court
rendered aiacs the Gage matter Eas before Judge
Rogers Court.