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GLI1NDENNING.
Preparing q Ucfcnsc-fao SmtlcS nj
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nnd DH-
citncN 10 Lcllve tho Ditys

Preparing q Dcfcnac-Fao Smtlc" ne
ths lnMiynt.tio n-aIsstsnE nlad Da-
cltncs to LcAve tho City
Fran he Netu York Herald, Aug. Is.
Tho Rev. john y. dlondehllllie II now nt A!a
home in jorsoy City. a,,i3 intonta to stay there.
Nr. aIcnt,cnnIng slept 1T bis own reasdcnco uu
SUNDAY uight. He admitted those who called 70
see him Yesterday without reserve. When al
1usfon vas n,udo to tho ndignatton-meetisg ho
Hmile, mud trcntct tho atinir NJ too tfisl'ng t9r
aoliot1s notice. 1Ie Bays ho will Roon havo hls
casc In tho courts, whera tla will hnyo an oppor-
tunlty Of yindlcating hlnsolf. When askcd If
lie wo,,ltl comply with tho roao!ntinn calling Oh
lin to leave tho city le langho9 A.. A. u % rs gooo
Htand lr.n.y by him. Illcy focl lhht 1t is noces-
eR1y 10 save him to wlpo out tho scaiidal from
TIC Church. Tho lley. Alr. Alourc, CLERK to the
prosbylery. was aHked .sesteroay IL he know
lie replied in tho affirmative but confronted h'sn-
volt with tia ulonoBy(lu11a. The question Waa
thon nBkod whether he {Sr.. Mooro) regarded
the defouHa q good ono, and tio Ausworod t1'at
1t wua most satisfactory one.
Tue uutliuo Of the defense Inns beon Rhadowcd
by iutinatiou. MrB. alil3or ia cnarsod With To-
uioutiug tue whole trouble. a1iHa Pomoroys
statements and allilnvt werc made, 1t IL IT, aver
red, only under strong compulsion. THO DO
fendant's relations to deceased wcrc only those
Of L pastor aud friead to muct-abused 0r-
pl1nn glrl Lottore from Misc Pomoroy to The
defendant arc to DO furnished. Tho pistol 'tcono
IL dcnied. Tllo defondant AYERS TINT he prayot
constantly with the tloccasod, and sYmpalhizod
with hor in her trouble, and promised to do all a
brother could do to oxtrIcato llor from hcs dltil-
cuIty, It wus in tla fultfllmont Of this holy mis-
eiun that Ilo passed hontH with her. oyo'l to nii-
night. And LASTLY, something IL promised whsch,
heavily OH the dead, and il IL thls part OF tho
drfenae that Will onkindle anew the opposition
nnd otllum against the defendant. especially il
ho should iail III furnishing tho mort sntisfac-
~.
, 1874-08-29

After tha Sd of September no voter In Penn
Bylynna can DO rogiBtsEed In time to caak hls bal
lot ut the November election.
1t Inns jnst been tliacoyosed TINT 800 900 Vas
paid for work ut tho Pittsburg reservoir which
was not done.
Col. ]. 3. Walton, Of Louisiana, who COM
manded tho far~famea artillery battery during
the War, died . fow ta.a since in New Orleaps.
soy City repute. IL graduate OF Washington
antl Joiferson College, aud formerly lived III Al
lcghony City.
-Georgo'T. Boncaict, late Gonoral Manager
road. diod ut st. Mbana, IT., Aug. "a.
1t cost Ohio 5000, 900 to reject new Consti-
tution. Two hundred thousand Of 1t went TO tho
mombors, and ,ho batanco was eaton up In eloo~
Mr.. natz, Of Jackson County, H., unlor
arrest for uchuc,iun, selt}e, tho ra4n bY giving
the gir1 IL 900 in cash, deciding his real estate to
her father, and thon leaving tic State.
Tho Grecn BAY Rallroud Company is after
those who subscribed sunni Of money al bonna
for building tho road. Tho Company las al-
rcady obtained Judgment against ono Of tho
subscribers for $1,000, aud ia now proceeding
against others who subscribed Bomo S35, 600 IN
tIo aggregate.
-Nnlong tho latost nowH from Australasia iB
tho authentic item Tint tho Provincial Council
Of Auckland, capital Of Nov Zealand, hnB actua-
" instituted All annual tax Of S. per head On all
bachelors Old or young. tho proceeds 10 DO ap-
DIR. ltowland il. Hazard. aged 8s years, diod
Mt Newport, Il. l., Saturday. He was tho foa,at,cr
Of tho drug concern Of Caswell, Hazard i Co.,
-iiecontly at a regatta hold at Agocrott, In
La.,casliiro, Eng. maiden fonr-onrei raco, for
plate valued At $3.50, was won by CROW from .
| club composed OF coilioss. :rhey l,ad beon ai-
iowod to row ONLY undor protest, it being alleged
! that tloy were uos " gontlomon" !" amate,rs. ii
| tIe conclusion at tie raco, tho prixo was with.
held in order TINT tho Committee might invaH,i-
! quito The result was that tl's Comluitteo voted
rho winning crew disqualified to participate IN
tho raco. and now raco polwoen ''gontlomou :"
croHg was ordered As salvo 10 their wounded
feelings, tho collierB. who aro mot gentlemen.
| wore presented with $50.
Red Wing RrpuDiican says: s'Iwo gentlemen
oraratin1! in cattlo within au area Of 20 mllcs,
Nr. l}rown. Of Oronoco, md HIr. Cooper OF piue
Island, have collected and driven AWAY, the
t.oo,, An mn ~ aEG {f0 and vat riding acrnsa
, 1874-08-29
TIE ST. JAMES DUEL.

4 Concise TntstUry Ui The AGEair-710yv
1t Ca,lo ADOtlt-Ik1cMuris Reecoyer-
in..
st Ja,nts, La. tAua a1 cayresuondenes Of tho Neto
0r'eaHs Ttnles.
Having aeeu reports III y0Hr paper OF tho 1Oth
nnl 2utl lust. in rolalo to tue ilte duel in THIS
parish, atld being ultimate with the pnrtioR, and
layiuE known AIr. Gray SINCE he canlo to this
ra.ith. mid being intimate with his family, ho
having loft my house abunt an hetr beforo Ills
DEATH Hcnd you little memorandum from
wllrIi yol1 can gather material for an arllclo
should you doBiro to aay moro on the subject.
sun,e t,ne since, AR. Richards considered him
sell insttited by II. 7. Jackson, editor aud pub
l.u!.or Ut tho Sentnet, aud sons Him q challenge
to light which Haa accepted. Or. Gray was ro-
ta,.s;l by Jackson, and, neoing richards OIL the
day appointed for the meeting, aBIiod him if ho
hut any surgeon. Being answered in the ncga-
tive, tLo Doctor said tu INN: - l mn going up
for yuur adversary. and, should YOU noed my
service. l will Intend yolt." Rctialds accepted,
and tue Doctor, coming near tho piaco desig~
mated. WIS aecostesl by q, FREUD. asking l!ln
tvla him l.la business, nnt romarhea that he did
not think tf1ero "ould he any meeting, as he bud
been ,nfol mud taat the mother OF Richards
wo,Id l'ayo Tho pn1ties ar:eHted,, a''sl that
arrested, but not ut tho inHsigatlon VI Mis-.
liicluttls. Richards lubliHlol card in tho Re-
ptbiicass clsa'g!nE jackson with being the cause
Of tl,oir all cal; 1nchzon soucd, usla tho n.ttor
Kct, an employs III the Sentinel oilico Tor n in
nlLlng article ao published IN that paper, aud
lscr loft the parish. When N!chnrls heard OF
tne ruul ks nnu by GlaY, ho ,ncI Ii III aud taikod
Of conidlug him uL.oas lie retractod e, n
l;ca,,, q stranger in tho parish, but MI amy
(i4clli ut Qlay's callod upon Richards md it III
r;,n,urca tlrt challenge h4a been sent by
E,c.aa4ls. Naan being n!laout In Now Orleans ut
l,i t,lla Gray consulted other friu1,tls wlAu atl-
,;.::d hn to mako I'LL apology. mud hs was will
g,o do III, but otI the lith 1t WIS r,snoretl
1.;al tloy had gone over tho river to light,
Al; Gyny'n mutllor-in-]aw malo IN aiti-
..,.yit Leloro Justice Lnwton, on which
-, , I,-uca u warrant tor Tho arrest OF Gray aud
=: :.nasAs DR.. ti,ay. lloaring that q warrant was
.us iyr hlb NJ rcHt, called on Judge Lawton, aud
,.urud INN that there NRH no cn'lne for such
IN, showed tho Apology ito Intended to naka
. H,.'Iurde, aud CONVINCED the Justice that thet
,ut.l Ln 40 further trouble.
Aiis ar,!o*y l,o uoplcctea to make mud Oil
;it!uy, llm it'll, Richards placardod tue Dout'r
,,.u liir. neound,o!, anu coward. Tile Doctors
.,mlj, Capt. I}raf,, arriving ut thiB time. was
y,,ss,l.cd Ly thu Doctor, atIt tho result Of tl4ls
y,rf.rnncu NnH, liza. HlcllatdB was Immediately
;lallruscd, Tho alfAsr HaH managed 70 atlroltl}
and Hecretly TINT ll,u community WIS taken co'l.'
t;etely by Hllr. rire, When III IeBlay it waA ALL
,1nnnced that tla l}uu.og ilad heen killed.
Richards IL Ati!l living, mud l!opos aro ontor'
tpined uf l,B recoyhry, .,-,
ILo community IL very Indignant Al tho Wit
, 1874-08-29

Gov. Allen, Of Ohio, Tnlked Of AS tho
Democratic N0mlncc Tor President
In 1S7u-.A Servant of the Party Pro-
vided for--EnErnvi1iE and Printing
OF Foreign Currency.
Special D,tpatch to The Chseaan 1r!bane
WAsu1saroS, D. O. Aug. 2s.--The dullnesn Of
Washington las been relieved during tho past
week or two by the advent Of prominent poll
ticlans from different parts Of tho country, in
tent upon securing offices for their fricAdB, Or
engaged In laying wires for the full campaign.
1t is noted that thoso gentlomen, representing
both parties aa they do. aro almost unanimous
III expressing ti1a conviction that Gov. William
Allen. of Oo is the conling Democratic noln-
HOO for preasdont.
PROVIDED Fon.
Tho Board Of Police have just discharged ono
Thomas j. Ciark 3 colored man. who has bcon
borne the rolls of the police force OF tho Dis
trict for tbs last five months. Clark waa ap-
pointed at tue solicitation Of senator Spencer, Of
Alabama, and served Twenty-Five days. Lie then
obtaiuet leave OF absence, and Nout to Ala
ba,nn, where he has remained for four months,
doing good Hervice for his Senatorial friond. and
tue Republican party generally. During al this
tip.o l!o has bean draw.ug his salary a. policeman
with cheerful, patriotic zeal. flo has recontly
been elected to a State office, Ao" ever, and tho
coe.nlaaaant Board conclude that ho ia rrohahly
now aplo to stand alone, aud they have, thero-
fore, discharged him. .-.......
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING or FOREIGN CURRENCY.
Foreign l:oyernnenta have discovered that
tho engraving aud printing III this c1ultry for
currency or bank-noto issues and postal services
III not only ture1ior 10 anything that ~ doue
abrond, but is ohoaner. aud orders are now being
executed III tho Untod States for Japan, SPUN,
ltaiy, Greece, etc. The Government Of duato.
n,a!a having Determined to try the experiment.
Of paper issues. to-day gave orders to tho Coun,.
binn l5ank-Note Company. Of this city, which il
now doing part Of tho WORK OH United Statos is-
sues, for the engraving and printing OF their
cards, similar in character to tlosa Of our Gov
9rAMgnt.
, 1874-08-29

From the DanriIid {Iif.} Times.
nj n II amt rrroru,, tt,o S9r,, aror ~ "

From the Danrilld {Ili.} 7innes.
Beyond all controversy tho corn crop OF Vor-
million Comfy has been cut short by excessive
drought. nainsals haye been capz!cious and
partial. Tho central aud southern paris Of tho
county have fared better thnn the northern
part. In Grant, Ross, Middle Fork. and other
Northern townships many pastusos haye boon
litolally burnt up, and stook-feeding In some
instances haa already begun. To provide for the
long feeding seasou, Honle farmers are cutting
up lhoir corn for fodder, all hopo of It Yielding
n crop llnying been given up. III Carroll, Elwood
and portions pf Catsin and Oaawood somo fields
still glyo promiso Of full returns, though it may
perhaps DO aaia that IN 10 Instance will tho
yield equal tue expectations raised iu juno and
tho iirst tautf of july.
, 1874-08-29
SPORTING NEWS.
Close Of tho Trottiny Meeting at
Hartford.
Observation-Disclosures Ball ~"
Aquatic.


THE TURF. .....
nrosr or TIE MEETING AT HARTFORD, CONN.
Spec,ai Dj.pateh 10 The Chteaao Tf4bust.
IAnTropp, Coun.. Aug. 2S.-Tho concluding
racos attracted an Immonsa crowd. oBttmatou aa
high aa $4,000. Tho grand stand aud ovcFy
available spot WA occupied. At tho call Of tho
ESQ class. Vanity I'atr WAS drawn. leaving four
to 10. Eyerott Isny, tho fayorlto. took tho race
In throo straight heate* holding aaafo lend nearly
ali tho time. 10 il ono Of tho handsomcst
horses OH tho park. Evory stop is Square tfos,
and the matnor In which llo took this raco WIS
very satisfactory. First money, $4,000.
Anuio Collins, accond, $1,000; Bon
Morrill,, third, 5000; George II. Mitchell.
formerly Mckenzie, fourth, $500. Time, 2:2o1}1,
2:29. and 229I.
to.a9l race. Goldsmith N1u1 drew tin polo, Full
lorton SECOND, Lula third, Atnortcan Girl
foutti, In tho brbt heat taoy wero Bcnt OF with
Fullorton lending, tho Maid in tho rcar, Amori-
aud passed nndor tho wro beautifully. tho Maid
leading by n length Fullerton and tho Girl
tload icat. III tho second hcnt tho Matt lcd from m
the start, with Fullerton seconl- and tho dfil
third. At tho thrcc-quarter polo tue airi col
md paascd under tho wiro noao in advance Of
Fullerton, Aftor niro trials they woro scnt OIL
for tho third heat, with Lula leading. Tho Maid
lend round the curve, but on tho oack streteh
tho Girl came up aud took tho load by yhatf ionpt
1t tic tllroe-qaarler polo tho throo wore vol
bnncl,ed, lilo Maid leading slightly aud running
They held thia position down tho strosci,, tho
Alad coming in frat by quarter OF lsngth the
Girl second, Fullerton third. The Maid ,i
Skipped haaig,. and tho df'Ter M o. ~, h9
Girl cnimed the heat, on tho plea that tho Maid
ran ut intervals all lilo way round. Tho Afaid
taloH 1lsat money, tho Girl second. Fullerton
third. and Lula fourth. Timc, &l714, 2:1s,
2:lS19.
Tho aports of the week woro concluded will,
running lace e1tempozizcl for tho oeeas'on. QUO
milo aud repeat, for q purso OF el5o; no on
trance foe. Tho raco was quito an exciting one,
Jor,lld winning in 1:49l1l mud 1:60A. The ooen-
| lug meeting OF Charter OAA Park has boeA Al ea-
| tiro Brcce:8.
RACE At DUBUQUE.
! Srtefrt D,spateh to The ChteHqo Tribune.
DunuevE, H., Aug. 2s.-TAcre was race this
afternoon at tho Dubuque Driving Park botwoen,
Phil shesidan b: E., entered by Grown' and aud
two III tllroo, for 5000. Won In two straight
neats by Phil Sheridan; time. 1856 aud 2:o4}4.
, 1874-08-29
CURRENT C0MKENT.


NEW yoRE pArEns AND nnooEIYN NEWS.
Hous from xa' tooSp s to tho S'dpY Now York
lug papers il telegraphod by way OF Chicago.
1.-THE nEsr DAILY NEWSPAPER"
From TIC Hochesttr ~. ~ Caion.
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE IL III many respects
published i'll the country: Chscaeo toing tho
great business and ruslroId ceutro OF t-lo West,
its newspapers baye az "ida n fold Of circula-
tiou us thoHo Ut New York. aud The TRIBUNE
cultiyatoa it for I'LL it will bcas.
1.-THE AEa1ARKAnLE EEERaY or TIE ELDER BEN
METZ
From Tho Dl7spitid tfli.l .setrs. ..
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE IL certainly a raoat en-
terprising journal. 1t was tnattor to oa regret
ted tint iii tho Ji.ton-Becchor scandal must be
published but ginua 1t Maa no, no one pnper in
t!1e Unitcd statea has displayed the cl!to' prise
of THE TRIBUNE in dong it. 1t reminds one Of
tno 1omariablo eucrgy of tho elder Donnets in
building mp tIlo Herald
"A1IEAD IN TIE 5oUnNALlhElc RACE"
From the I.oetport (ttf.} Courier.
"Gath (G. A. Townsellu). the fasnons Cn1-
cAoo TRIBUNE correspondent, stole q march on
tho Now Yok newspaparn. md gave the public
more interesting information III regard to the
Dcecl,er case than all tho other Journalists in tho
United States hnd done together. 40 tlat The
CHICAGO TRIBUNE Office hns become tic head-
quarters for Nov York nows. And now oil tho
newspapers TINT feel .tholnBoIvog oulipsed aro
nbt.ring ''Gath rounly. The TRIBUNE il q
away 3f-@-F
THE p1rFEnEScE.
From the Grand iiapda t.''feh.] Eecntna Post.
TItE TRIBUNE c0nmcnds itBo!f to respectable,
decent pcop!o; tho Times 10 Just Tue opposite
CLASSES. .,.,
from the fdlama=oo tNtch.) 7tlt9raph.,
30 Il 5utrllaa ARG enterpr.alng III tna llhe OF
work cach has selected Al peculiarly its own
TuE fn1nukE aa newspaper, aud tho 1tHes ~
i. sort OF literary chiirounier.
HOOD nEcoNp.
Erona tie Ioc:Y,ord (IH.l journal.
Among the largo excllnngo. list OF tue JoHrnat,
noue allows creator enterprise In procuring and
supplying tho nows tha1l TnE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
IL las a1npio telegraph newA from all over. tue
country, which give al tho important ovents
t,antpying, so ti.at it's col.1n,ls duly taotn with
tho latcss, freshest, and most Interesting news-
items, TAe enteYnrisehof tllis paper Ii further
shawn by its rln,,it,g q Hnccal Sunday train on
Tia ChjcacD d Nortilwoseer,1 llai1. oal from Chi
cnoo tn milwaukee,. to tupply tint city aud inter-
mr,iinte tnwns md yi1inEcs With ltY Sunday edi-
tions
From Tic Warrloo {fa.| Courier.
TuE C,,1GAUo TRIBUNE runs u train Of itB osru
to AllIsuulsco OH 6.utuy nloruiug to accommo-
date itB readers. TIL TRIBUNE Ii bound to keep
nhend Mt nil hazards,
From fhe Xossri!le {Tlt3 Observer,
THE CnlcAuo TnlnuNE HsEnds at tho head
aud trout oi the Western newsupol-]ae. Tle
roaJors Of The ln1nuAE will invariably fnl in its
columns th lateHt llD~B from ovory quartur dono
III III thoroughly reliable forsn FREQ from all
seupational roports aud Objectionable n,at'cr.
, 1874-08-29

THE BAlAT03A NEuAFTA.
SARATOGA N. T., Aug. 28.-lhe second intor-
national regatta vaa begun to-day by SINGLE
scull race OF miles, which was won by Court
noy. Of uulon spriuga. Tlma, t4:44. Six boats
started.
Tho second raco, for double-soulla and tho
championship OF New York State, miles, wns
won by tho Athletics. Time, 1894. Throe
crowB Rtarteu.
SWIMMING MATCH.
Loso BnASou, Aug. 29.-An International
swimming match between johnson anl Ira1ltz,
3 miles. took place to-day, aud was won by john
Aou. Time hour anl 10 minutes.
, 1874-08-29
THE PRESIDENTIAL EXCURSION,

NEW DEnrorp. lIaas., Aug. 28-1he cero-
monies at Vinoyard Grove, yesterday. in honor
OF President Grant aud hin patty. wero Of a1l
exceptionally imposing character. In tho avct,-
ing tllere wa grand pyrotechnic display at Oak
Bluffs, aud, later, Mis-. uraut held reception In
tho cottage OF tho Roy. DR.. Tiffany. Tha Presi-
dout lott tho Vineyard this morning for Nantucket,
lIyannis, and proylucotown, mud will return III
the evening.
, 1874-08-29

Now York, has arrived. A Spanish stonmer Ia
now towing tho disabled stcatnahip Westphalla
into this hnrbor
- New Yonx. Aug. 29.--Arrivod- -stoamship
nlnine, from Drotncn.
NEw YonK, Aug. 2s.-Arrivod, steamer China,
frum Liverpool.
QuEENsrowX, Aug. 28.-stoamor Nevada, from
Now York, Inns Arrived.
, 1874-08-29

DoHr IfuNoN ANN. n, = U0WN = FFDFN AF[FyI0,
Clinton, C;iy Of To'cdo schrs Maggie McEsae, uhata
Crawford.
with Maxwell, GurnaEAut with CharltB Wall srhra
Kntu Darling, Anula alulvcy, Goa Hunter, Thoas u.
Merritt, Southampton
WlNu-Sot,th, fresh; weaties nne.
>peciat Dispatrh tn The fhieu4n 1fhant.
poRr HunoS, aiieh., AuK. 28.-DowN-props
Nashua I4Ijne aGlsra JA,a hfeLGod j. B. Minor.
ur--peops Aloutana, Oawegatos. UInlHteot 1nan.
philadulpla with scllr Ely schra aweelhuart, he!l!s
Wilde,
WInp-aoutheaat /; llght.
, 1874-08-29
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LoNpos, Aug. 98.-Tlle British aeanHhfp
IIfiuy, plying between Southampton aud Anu.h
American ports, ashore on tho coast Of Uruguay,
III total oas. Iler passengers, crow, malls, and
BpecIo ware saved.
QuxkNggowN, Aug. 28.-S.eAmahlp Scotia, from
, 1874-08-29
FIRE AT GREENCASTLE, PA.

P,rTsnuRn,I, pa., Aug. 28.-TLo Commercial.
et1ccial from dsoeucaat!o, pa, SAYS a tile brake
o,,t at IL o'clock today. destroying buildings
owned BY aeBars. H. Lonoy Doyle, ]. L. Hull,
atd u number Of buildings IN lfonIin Block.
Total losB about 900, 900. Fully lnsutod.
, 1874-08-29

WAsnrHaToN, D. G., Aug. 28.-ovor tho Lake
tomroraturo, trosh aud brisk oaHt to south wiuds,
incronslng cloudneBs. aud occasional rain areas.
Oyor tho >Uppor mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys and the Northwest, winds shifting to
weather, rising barometer, aud falling tsmpcra-
turo.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, Aut. 33,
, 1874-08-29

BOWNN's LIBEL SUITS.
NEw YonN Aug. 28.-Domaa Darncs has glvcn
bail III tito aum Of s1,600 in tho suit Tor bol in-
stituled agaln8t him by Horny g. Dowen.
Henry e. bowen has aEain Hned the 3rooklvn
Eagle for libol contained ~ M editorial Of yoB-
terAay, LAYING la.hsEes at $190, 600.
, 1874-08-29


With lowering brow ,lr. Monlton atood
land side Of the piatform, and aftsrwa,d o.
taluet u seat BY one of tho reporters tables.
1iere le ronei!ea tho following noto to tho,
Saff'tet %sst e say Af sssfs'' H. am sss ss
Of tio church from Which he could
bo, Boen. People nudgcd ouch .oIhor, and
point him out. Whom tho members Of tho
Lis presence. there waH a goud daal Of hurried
Whispering, among tllom, and Mr., oloul"
ton'n dosiro to .Bpeak WAS SHARPLY. dis
onsscd. Little deferonco WAS paid to
tic Moderator's opinion. Mr.. sherman "a.
OF The Committee did object. but one Of thom
waa very Positively determiued that Mr. 3lonston!
Should not be heard. Lenniiig forwara
he naid to tho Moderator. "K hloul.
Ton rises to hpeak, III r'Bo to poi"tr r',a na
bowildorea and disturbed Moderator half as.
aontei, but waB painly ut Il loHs how to carry
himself iu sucll an olnelgency. Prof. II; t'nys
nlond. waa ougelly called for many pat's VI ~ ~
platform and mado long aud stirring bpeeon,
very oarnest IN Mr. neechora praise anu ,saz x9ay
bitter In attack upon tl.oHa who bad asshilea
him. Ills slrbt severe retcro1ca to AT. Mo1soI
BY namo, when ho said thhs Mlr. Monlto i',a. hat
poisoned Tho iuds Of thoso who had eome 9sa to htsa
about tins mattor w,,h Ills internal ltos. raised
storm. iii. Mautton, sitting III ol'alr t1 1ust Ut:
nor tho edge Of tho pnt9rnh; IT, a 9sc. SnSe tn~,pi pg
lin, waved ha hand backward aud forward, a1'd
said III a yolcu audblo to all near tho PLATFORM
"You are q llar." -.....-.
At THE CLOSE or THE MEETING,
Moulton ulartcd out with two or three 1rlonda.
< crawd imn,cilutoly surrounded linI, ultarlug
intenes hissep callina him uallea aud, shouting
"Put Lin, out /" !" Irau,pla on lin |" aud like
exprenaous, and WHOM ha WAS passing
, 1874-08-29
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his t career: says that, In tho PROCESS Of ttmo
e ne ,;; Gomes netora m he world ~ t!,o lndoIsor
sIogns 81 v,et9r,a .: WoodbM aud lent1a LIS name to
Hnn,, n7 sentetion @ anywhere Tor common hoso.
rmen r,aea book & II toiao from which no author
ii7ea nBaln' hueh ID Tho acc'lAcf'
THE ACCUSED.
Who In the hccuscl2 It ID Horny Wnrd Dcecber,
thu padtor Of Plymouth Clutch, lIo haa tecr, a
Clergyman with larnosa on forty Years. Twonty-
hovcr Il. theso years ho laa been horo in this
,nafcif, which, anhl the world knowB lnB 60 otton
1o" ia a sieu ~ hooa neeas aug TO Better Ilie by
,,m Luz o'gd"oit. i.nls;ia'ons LILO man has been
nonn1o " o5 1 aFna spns 's' " u nooiomY peiofe na
Ehr.att,, 40 msof,iau. ~. ~, tn A.o ~ Rlcat
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