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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-26

Two colored females garroted a man
in Columbus on Friday night, taking
$50 from him.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-26
Why Will You
Suhar

To all persons suffer
ing fro IN Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia, Bills
Gus Collie, Cramps in
the limbs or stomach,
Pain in the back, bow.
els or side. we would
say. THE HOUSEHOLD
PANACEAand FAMILY
IINIMENr is ofall 9TH
ers the remedy you
want for internal and
external use. 1t has
cured the above COM
plants in thousands
OF cases. There is no
mist axe about it. Try
it. Sold by all Drug
gists.
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THE REPUBLIC: Published by the
Republic Publishing Company, at
Washington. DC. Terms 81 per an
nam.
TIE RepajE;c. for February, is the
strunges; nuinac. which has yet APP
pearel. lis coutent5 covers complete
y tie entire political field 1t reali-
2cs fu'.s- t'lat with the Republican par
ty res s The ini'iatiye and all attempts
TO sAirll responsibility vail resnlt in
disaster. Among lis leading articles
are The Mission of Real Statesman
ship, 'P;ibiic Opinion as Elvinced by
the la,H. y, - Capital, Labor and
ages, :.ld tie " DIX of Congress,
which lat;c;, as it is to be continued
from month to month, viii valuable
and almost indispensable record to the
political writer and thinker. 1t is the
only publication of its kind VII ch is
exclusively devoted to the dissemina-
ton Of political information, and the
solution Of the questions relating to
American '5taEe,manship. The appen-
dix contains three very able speeches
by Senators Chandler and Logan, and
r Representative II. S. BHntiy on >'The
Finance and r. II. Cain ON Civil
Rights.
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Children often look Pale and
Sick

from 10 other cause than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy Worms without injury to the
child. being perfectly WHITE, and free from
all coloring or other injurious ingredientsl
usually used in worm preparations.
CURTIS BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 2l5 Fulton street, New York.
Sold By Druggists and Chemists, and dealers in
Medicines ,esdtTwENTY-FIvEC at CENTS A Box. jyl0lyl
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-26

DIR, TUFTS Pills are composed of MANY
ingredients. Prominent among them are
SarsBparilla and Wild Cherry, SO united as 10
act together; the one. through its aimixture
with other substances, purifying and purgine
while the other is strengthening the system.
Thus these PiIs are at The same time a tonic
ald cathartic, a adesideratum long sought FOR
by medical men, tut never before discovered
In other words, they do the work OF two rnedf.
cines and do IL much better than any two we
know OF, for they remove nothing from the
systetl but impurities. so that while they
purge they also strengthen and hence they
cause no debility and aIe followed by no re-
action.
DIR, TUFTS Pills have a wonderful iufiu-
ence on the blood. They not only purify with
out weakening it, but they remove all noxious
particles from the chyle before it Is converted
into fluid, and thus makes impure blood an
utter impOSSib ility. AS there is no debflita.
tiOn, so there is no nausea or sickness attend--
ing the operation of this most excellent medi-
cine, which never strains or tortures the d.
gestive organs, but causes them to work in q
perfectly natural manner; hence persons ta-
king them do not become pale ana emaciated
but on the contrary, while all impurities are
being removed, the combined action Of the
and Wild Cherry purifes and in
vjgOrates The body and robust state OF health
is the result OF their united action. Price Is
cents box. Sold by all druggists. Dos
Cortlandt ST.. New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ccataur Lininient.

breasts. scalds, burns, salt-rheum, ear
ache &C., upon the human frame, and of
strains, SPAWN, gals, &C., upon animals in
one year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began 1t is a coun-
ter-irritant, an all-healing pain reliever.-
Cripples throw away their crutches, the lame
walk, poisonous bites are. rendered harmless
and the wounded are healed without scar
1t is no humbug. The recipe is published
arOund each bottle. 1t ssellfng as no article
ever before sold. and it sells because it does
just what it pretends to do. Those who now
suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling de-
serve to suffer if they will not use Centaur
Liniment. More than 1000 certificates of re-
markable cures, including frozen limbs, ,chron-
ic-rheumatism, gout, running tumors, &C..
have been received. We will send circular
containing certificates, the recipe &C., gratis,
to-any one requesting it. One bottle of the
yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth
one hundred dollars for spawned or sweenied
horses and mules. or for screw-worm in sheen.
Stock-owners-this liniment is worth your at
tentlon. No family should be without Gen.
taur Liniment. j. B. ROSE & Co., NewYork.
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3timuni e,htouitlc.
ST. GAINESVILLE, OHIO.

THURSDAY MORNING, Feb. &c, 1874.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-26

cures all Humors from the wors; Scrofuta %
q Common Bloteh or Pfnpfc. frm W., q.
ak bottles are warranted 20 cure salt " ncttni
ar rrctfcr. Pfmpics ON Face, Botis. Z: -
bunclcs. Erysipeias and Liver Sors-
plainf. Six 20 twelve bottles v arrAnicu ..t..e
ne worst SC crofuIOus Swclfiucs anst Sores
Pains IN, Bones and Sore Throat vass-SSt
by Poison IN Blood or merurial treaiment
Nv its yvoni,erfIi Eseetorai properties u VIII
cnre The lnst srycre recent or the wer liferi'-e
Coach in hSif Tic time re'irlied hy any "ii.rf
mcslirius an. Is tn,rfcctly safc, lssf nsn- sait-a
sootl,i:,- Irritation, anl relieving Snrsnc sd
bv all Du.,sis.S II. ". PIERCE, Nd Ds
WORLDS Eispcnsary, Buffalo. " 4.
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PLAIN F4FTS.

FRANKFORT, Mich, Sept. II, '73.
\ year ago had bad cough from
the Catarih which had got in my
throat. I tried a good many things
bnt got nothing "a do me any good un-
til l!sed your Golden Medical Dis
coverv and Dr.. SaGe's Cafarrh Rene
dv. They e;iycd me in three mouths,
for which ! am very thankful.
AMOS FISHER.
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wanted to he EEc;,r,l ;7rou,r

If fanybody has ever used the thor
ough and scientific course of treatment
recommended by the proprietor of DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy for the cure of
Catarrh and las not been perfectly
cured. the proprietor, Dr. R.V. Pierce.
would like to hear from that nerson,
and by addressing him at the Worlds
d piSpensaSy, Buffalo, n. Y, srch per-
son, il there ba one, will hear of some
thing to his Or her advantage, as the
the Doctor is in edyleSt when he offers
$500 reward for a case of Catarrh which
he cannot cure. and is perfectly able to
pay i. il he fails in a single case. as
a1y one may ascertain upon inquiry.
The thorough course of treatment re-
ferred TO and recommended By DR..
Pierce consists in the use of DIR. Sare's
C&taTrh Remedy with DIR. Pierce's Ma
sal DOuche, which is the only means
by which the fluid can be carried high
up and applied TO all parts of the nasal
passages and the chambers connected
herewith III which ulcers exist and
from which the discharge proceeds. In
addition to this thorough application
0f the Remedy, which should always
he used warm, DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery should be. taken
earnestly as constitutional treatment.
without which few cases can be cured
as the Gseasefs always constitutional,
ana must he treated accordingly. This
treatment has no unpleasant features
about it, and has the advantage of uev-
er driving The disease to the Lungs as
there is danger of dDing by the use of
strong, irritating snnfs or poisonous
solutions
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-02-26

is compound OF Roots, Barks and Herbs IL In
very pleasant to take. Livery child likes it
Sold by all Druggists. sv
, 1874-09-19
a. RAILROAD NEWS.
Tng A1LwAuHgH / PRAIRIE pu ou1gs,

| THH MILWAUKEE PRAIRIE DU CHIEN,
Tho prospects Of tho Milwaukee, t. Prario d
Chion lsai]road becoming grand monopoly il
Hpito Of tho pottor law are ut Drcaont very p6or
BESIDES tho fact Published yesterday, that it /
believed that tho ROAD vas organized In Nav
| 18a0, shortly attor tho adoption Of tho Stat
Constitution, and IL therefore subject TO bo Oh
joined as we'll a. otAor roads, 1t waa dtBcoyero,
yesterday BY q loading railway attorney III thi
city That T. territorial law wns passed as carly n
1889 which enacted that all oherters granto.
aftcr that dato should 10 subject to future
amendments by the Legislature. This giyo.
tho final blow to tile bright prospects
tho prairio du Chen roal had o
boipg tho only road which could not bo inter-
fcred viii. by Legislatures, and which could
langh at Potter laws. Il is understood that all
otller bill for an injunction hae been prepared
which will qoatain tho ailidayiss In regard to
tloae facts, md that the pnpers will bo ryosont-
Cd TO Tho Supreme Court Wednesday,
THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY.
On tho 10th of laat March, s tho A.l.,l,al oat-
ltailroHd Company, u committee was nelcctud to
iuycatigato tho affairs of tlo Company. This
Con'nlittoo haa reported That tho affairs Of the
Company Rro in a1cclont condition. and that tho
$j5o,8lo 930.0s aboyo oil liabilities aud claims
upon it of avery nature: III a supplemental
circular to tho laual1o!IorD MaHars. Fisk l.
Hatch stato that tho length Of the Chesapeake
4 Ohio Hallway, including main limo and
eidings, il 465 mltoB. Sinc0 January tue oarn-
inga nt tho road from pssaopgers hnyo boon
>f287, ,874,o8, aud from froights *7u1. .7o3.D0.
THE UNITED HTATEs CONSUL AT ROTTERDAM
I'll lis annual report to tho Secretary Of Stuto,
submits hls observations Oh tho 1osAos In. and
Holland, AAd Buggoats that contlletoo in tio.n
cau only he Hoourotl md ratsinptl BY legislation
, 1874-09-19
THE rNITARTAN9

|
SARATOGA, Sept. 18.-Aftor tho usual hour Of
dcvoslonal e3orclaos, tho Couforonco asaomhlcd
N tho TpNn Hall, euu was called to order by
Daniel l.. shoroy, OF Chicago, Yicn-prosidont,
Mr.. Hour hayin!g boon called home by n tolo-.
Prayer waa offered by tho Nov. Mr.. Aruzaoy,
when Nr. Warron, from the Committee on Crc.
conttals, ropostc1 tAat 203 sooiotios we're repro-
Hontad. and COG delegates hasl presontsd crcilcu-
| tials about S00 members Of soclo.ios being prcs-
i ont.
ps Mae foG9loE xds2 e1e15s we5e qse5s fes he
H a aoerso Y Wam cur. 9as Now
York; David L. Storey, Chicago dcorgo d Part. %
ridge, St. Lousst; Joseph II. Clionto, Nov York !;
Seth radelfoftl: Providence; Onsjow stcarrB
Go1o91 o1 '9a,rs n 7,lI:o,o III oapoIa H Secretary tho
uror, Horny T.. KiIdsr, Doston Council,
tho Roy. Mcsars. ]. II. Haywood Louisville
KY; r. 3: Shipper, boston G. G. AmeB, Cor
qanto%t,. II p. Q. 9. Eyerett, Cambridge Mass.;
EoM Yo5k; .. a: steyena, Ware. Masn;; j. g.
Z. Williams, New York.
Tho ! 10y, A1essrs. Ellis aud Hale. and tho
Hetcna tG atpno1ssd st tug Committee to
a pnpor vas reaa by tho 1loy. Aueustua Wood
bury, OF Providence, II. l., on "Causcs Of
Crime" lie stated that there arc 100000 por-
bohH III oat lah0 WHO uo1y tho Inv, and for Wloao
control all tho paraphrennlia Of criminal law il
designed. Crimp WaB classed upler two load-
ings,-hahitual mud accidental. Medical inyos-
tigation iustittos tho theory that crime il q
disease of the brain. Vagranuy mud idleuess nro
great fountntns Of crime, while it's auxiliarics
nre found III vile litcraturo, intenporanco, and
vagrancy4
1he Nov. j, F. Norris, Of Groennold, Mass,.
road paper OH " Punishment Of Criminals" It
was an ablo addrass and many excellent B,lg-
geations were made.
THO papers wero discussed at considerable
length by Con. Oliver, OF Salem, Mags, tho
Rev. J. H. L. Dabcock OF Groton, Mass: tho
Ref. G. q. Shaw, aud others.
paper on "TAe Relations notwcon Religion
and Modern Scientific Thought" " was read by
tho Rev. 8. Il. Cnltlorp, of Syracuse, asaeuting
to Darwin's doctrine OF evolution, aud claiming
that science deyelopoa thoism and not atheism
In tue afternoon session the Rev. Mr, Cuto
oroned the discussion Oh Gunllay-schoog,, under
the rogu!nr order Of business. Tho debate was
participated in by Alra. Coleman, Of Syracuse:
the Rcy. Afr. Caltirop, tho Roy. Mr.. Putnam, r
G. Towlo, tho nov, 1fr. Darbor, tho Iloy, Dr..
Bellows, ox.IreBilent Hill, Of Harvard Univ er- |
silly, tho Rey. Mr. Melen, Of Albany mud othoru,
A resolution Was adopted urging tho teuching |
Of Unitarian doctrines in Suntlay-Bchools,
The BusiheBs Con,mittaa reported resolutions |
disappearing Of tho Executive pnrdoning power. I
and III favor OF public education. Adopted.
After tho singing q hymn, and tho pronouncing
OF tho honcdictlot by DR.. Bellows tho Confer.
onco adjourned sine die.
Tho next Conference. two years lcnoo will be
bold In Saratoga.
, 1874-09-19

New York trunk lines, tho Now York Coptral
Efio, rennsylyRnln, ami baltimore i Ohio Rail
To9tl1, Inns 10 DO lgltorel from tho aara. Hero
t ,e harGa p ' o Goat 9f Etorho
foath VIII hereafter not pay tile lightorago Oh
!pla Of losa thnn ilYe car4loMls:
ysrns ~ a9a LIFTS atscr ts aat ii'a FREQ aterage do
loo from point Of shipment viii cea.o ereaft"r al
rssh a. ,Th94r,yAts = street Small lots viii 10
AZ A. 1t , o9stn from 81 10 So to lighter car Of
grain, tllla ortor will adl hn extra cost To bmall
shippers Of 2 to ~ cents nor buahel.
Ilo a,'nna! meeting Of elc Qrand Division OF
on tho Both inst, Thoy haso rotitonol lilo Va
riouu superintendent for paaaos anu Ii oyery
inStanco M have raoolyod favorable repiiey.
Tlo ,hcnoa.m9rtgago g. e. honaholdcrs Of tho
to tllo bo1dora OF tllo first mortgage bonIs in
which tlloy offor 10 advance sG00.uO0 for TO-
pairs, eauipmonta oto., etc., If that nu,n bo
made first lion upon that road.
NATIONAL CONVENTION OR RAILROAD PASSENGER
AUENTg.
Passenger Agents of tho Unltoa States hognM
thcir somI.a',lual ConyontIon tllis morning in tho
"; Nicholas Hotel. On account Of THO. inclen-
of aesgatea, Tho psSino!pa pS b,sineas l. 70 reguo
Int. the passenger rates. for tho ensuing wintor.
Tht officers elected woro: rreaiuout, T.. l.. Kim
hall Vioe-lrcstao1t, .. 4. Drown; 8ecrptary,
Samuel Powolt; md Executive Committee,
htoaara. ". ?. sAattucl john N. Abbott, and d.
W. Wren. Tlla soaslona ara oxpootol to Inst
until Thursday port, a',d aro copduoted witll
closed doorn.
THE w15coSc--S RAILROAD 1SJpNo rIoS.
Suecia{ plspaftA 10 1Aa C4htoaGo Tribune.
-. MILWAUKEE, Sept. 18.-IhtcrvioWp Of Tun
1'n1nuSE correspondent with Judge Dixon, cou.l-
col for the State, and AIR.. Cary, counsel for tho
ut. Taul Noad elicit tho fact that tl1o latter uaa
served with n notice Of motion for nh c1torls'on
OF tho Injunction. 80 aa to iuoludo tue Prairie
du chien Diyulou. Tho stato takes tho ground
TINT tho Company wpa not organtzcd, as appears
by tho rocortls, until April D, 1910, a month
after tho stato Constitution, aud ia, therefore,
subject 70 the State Constitution. (see Rya,l'a
doclslon in THE TRIBUNE OF tho lGtt, inst), Tho
Company will argne tint tho an,ondatory atat,,so
Of 1s48 gave life to tho charter; also, that tho
other factH were performed prior to tho ono
quoted above TINT amount to an acceptance Of
tho oliartor bafofD tho adoption Of the stato
Consultation. l'hp motion comes up for argu-
lnent next Tueatlny.
Tho New York Buitmenttoned in this morniue'a
dispatclloa Ia tho ann,lnl ropnwal of 1uit, sew
eral times decided in favor Of tho st. Paul Com
pany. Tho plaintiffs lawyer has ofrorsd over
aud over again 10 Withdraw 1t for $1,000.
, 1874-09-19

Tho Gorlnan 1,apors report tlla following juol-
dont, which occurred tho other day ut Dresden
Tl4e Hereditary Grand Duke OF OjtlonbIrg, who
iu studying st tho University Of I.olpa,S lsal,. c
penca ta otor day to ho at Tho utatlnll Of Dyea.
Tho rofreBAment room anil soatol ,,i,psolt with
out cerellolly ut table ready Hpryotl. Iiho walt
or requested him to tako alIeshar place, sv t!.nt
one was engaged, l!ut tlo puko xory radaly ~
llaetl. Ilo maator Of tn ostahllelimont tilon
tho lattar roplled by u blow, Tho nlaator ro,
turnol It With lntoreut tie trayplorn present
took thu paEt Of thu master, and llia llfahncss
wan hustled about md beaton with ca.scs aud
Tlo police Shortly sftor jnterYoncI and rescuai %
tho young man from tho Indignant public, who
k,sow nothing Of hiH rank, but gaw that he had
acted With Efoat Tu4cucua.
, 1874-09-19

o[on% Of tho tax q 1871 and 1873, sll unpaid, On til,
s'ssm snaa tl1 tI,oy wore Illegally asscascd. ''
,,.s.,., n.uh VOL, Rr., began q suit for A9.Cfn
's''"'' Ludwig Na,!fn,sai. ~ ~ "''S''
,surr,,1oa covnr1nn.suss.r., an{'l'aMESTa. -
r,at t." +: T.. srSy. $40J-liist,arck nd w. Az
Sri,n,i, xTa, ~ Jalnea 9slouon and Wij,fum,
Dasa }So3 3s-ohaFles L. p,rand It a. 's. wiiis,n
non pnE npI Wnnnrmono nr1m Esrn.l,nw ct a w. John O. m,.
iain vs. vs. snnhsm Mts i1ornhy *ola6e-Idwin 1hsmIsr.
J"hs f. sm s"d H. *sEiTn sosl,er s1.1 Loes Y.
Vaeof'y Wira ~ opl,ea y sryker ai
sa7e5ea; Ss''ss Z Il. r' u dSanIs Msa j., kss
o M sao'''-ohn RELY v wa% n'tF'i T. Douaegt, DssaGsa
CIRCUIT couRT-CourEss1os,. ,,
Tsceman ass ls sI9s druna dei vs E.
'''''N+''' s''"f " Illinois, NORTHERN GRAND
. DIVISION. .A>1At'A'
Special Dttpatch to Tao Cbtra,o 1,...,,
mat Nn"' - a'''' sept 18-rho Supreme oour.
'lus y. NJ y a. m: Present. full bench, 1A'
10. Phelps ". Ours. Forty la,a a,,d,toa.,
lo"c!s 70 lilo hbhtracts. -''ouai Tine al.
.n,,ss M glany1lo va l'atlescrt. otiop to ,xo,,.
e :; y: ao,.thvorlh. ". E. a1ssor, John T. u,r,
r. cosc M iho'na' were ame 10 Tic liz on foreIsae eI y
c,so o Norris Y, orav.s Submission a.. s,o A.,
l., 70. pcolle. Doekat. E,sl rs, The peo,,, vo,,.
@.psn of fpIfk'y I IN ooa!f of t. order a
Sferrn
~ ens G"a,nuy Of tho Bheraf OF Cuok County ~
damages. S' N's"'4aaeat fur cent
damages. '"' "s''' o'Saalssod, q ptr cent
a, y GALL or THE pocgEr
m mi, ~ - y. H. H. W. ]. j. Colo ct al. Than
1aIen ss J. q J. s. Gip 'peaaea etc. va Joseph uogn
tssea ey on eo R"'y Company vs. George 1ov.
,c5x;.a u; L. H. Nssks w. II. Ehrlleh. oontnned f.,
Takan on call. ''' "4'sfa-Aeuae Company.
~ ~ T. !. Woodward vs. L. Clay Cone. roken M
81. j. Dersinger ra. np.rl Trustees ror, ~ ,,x.
nSw Duplication for audams Passed. Tor ~
,ng S. Ill i, ,I"st VS.. City Chicago. ans be.r
rrGn o. tno teope, etc, vF. William r, romnkno
Transferred an 10 pcnplo'a docket - -o1'pA1nos
Iaken on call. N~et6o T. saNyof.
81. Lewis Hall rs. George Thodo. n1o,to, j., Ill.,
n!ss oFcrruod further tno allowed IN AZ ~ Us
nns 'SSe" ZOE e1amiiaon and loaya to sea o1rom
". y ]; 4, n Hall ". James Hamilton Taken m mi,
W. rrea t a. bragg -. City Of CI!yaro.
~ ~ III MM'lfain shrosvas ". j. Il. Allen.
~ ~. Iheounro !! q Wolf Ct at. VI. Emil Dictzch.
~. II. Il: Kelly VI. Thomas ~ Tr,,,nl,ln
" " frank ParMclcc "a. Il. Lowftz TIfsn m raj,
Continued for service. ~ "'esllex.
Taken Oh call. Ao"" VI seneca.
Adjourned till 0 o'clock tomorrow ,norniuo
, 1874-09-19
Tb the Trnvoliup Pub1{o

On and aftor Oot- l. tho namo Of tho Wc.t Sill,
briggs IIousc will bo chaugad to akinnsr4 1Iptc rhls
Will be one with tho vow Of retaining tho patronage
Of tho travelling pube, who are liable to bc led natry
by representations 1nado by tic hotol company On
Wells street, who endoavoEiug TO interfere with tho
travel that hsa fasored mo with ia patronage for 1a
past twenty years.
Tho location Of this hotel IL oentra and easy Of no.
cess 70 all parta OF the city Tho sanc caro- aud aten
ton that characterized tho old Drgss under mr. nan-
agemnat III tho past will he cxtoau to all guests Ii,
tuo lutufe. B. Il. ShiNNEl, MuIeger.
, 1874-09-19
THE NITHOpI9TH.

slscfds UIspafeh 10 1He IHttH.a 1FlbNnt.
CARTHAGE, ILL.,, Sept. l8.-rne Oontral IllDola
Methodist Episcopal contoroilco WIS opened
with devotional e1erolHaa, conducted by Father
IlonrY 6omors, minasor Of Af1y-{pur years
standIug.
A, Anderson. Presiding Elder OF tho HweAAl,
Miss,on District, presented the nsnaaa Of tie
following Swedish mIniatora wl.a wore proparly
recommended tor continuance, j. II, I,rlasoD,
Jol.annia ltooth, A. j. Qslatuon Jaus ratoraot,,
q. IIormon NlnBtsom, Frederick OhEsen, Narl
Lindskog, August WALTON.
4. Kollos aud 4. Dcelcr vcro appointed
, 1874-09-19

! oommlttoo to examine candidates for aa
mtsuion who havs. mt bnan before q
| tatriet' aonforeneo. Tbs following praacl,'
eFn wcro elected to odofs' orlerB: II
q. King, g. II. 1lraco, NJ. g. Eiypna, JOHN Wil'
4S''$f %:so Z @v:4 AyaS:, Ys%S'd e. dt5,ns e@sA Il /
A.. Z. EngAtrdn ansl A. &. wcstcrgroer, tho
Conference Htcwarslr, rcportoi upo1,'tllo claims
op tho Couteropoo fund, WHICH was a,nandod,
tllacusaaa, nl,d rascrrod lack to tic Con,mttsno,
an 'aNs Ms'@ @ Sef t. soI%n s i1 o y tG a' sGsG EosT
h'ef hshsf T. E E. Homo' HasF D. n o. ,.ssbE s%ssR 4 /
vvhsrmH!, vs,n v u RlInt, aE. II. Bhoparl Edward
bishop adtlrtHaod thom iii M Ab!o and appropri-
o, Tho icy; D: Kynott, seeretary Of tho pQerl Of
o9aFS! =! Extension S',aa,,' NaA introtl4oo'l.
tho remainder Of tho olass wcro aoatea to ncR-
atI:, ); I{s2n e !, I|g pRnta'spn na Kjo.
=: llhpAen, Alexander ralin, N. II. Bandoll, G.
4. btcl,hos'n, q. ]: Jollanaon, Iheodore Laraon,
John 1lolbetg, nnl Emnnpql Nilsson were ntlut.
tea to full connection, and except S. Hanson
and A!eSantlgr Palm, who worp already DeaconH,
Woro elected to Donconat orlotp,
Tho Roy. DR.. Kynett addcssca tlo Conference
on tho subject of church extension. Tic Con.
forenco had contributed to tho Board 5U.8180S,
nnd racniyod III it's limits $500. II etnutls
among tllo bost Of the canforoncos ip its sup:
port pf tue Society, but ought to do better. Adj.
journGd. So r.a7
tral Of considerable Importance Ia in ptog-
rcss before solcot committee involving ci,argo
9t'at]u'tory against u,su1hor Of The Conforcneo,
The Charge prafotrod III not unlike lint
Of Buechor'a , alleged ofIeaap, III that
tho reverend dofondnnt III tltis case
y said to have taken higl, religloun grounds
otist Conference is dealing NTH tho mattor liko
Aol!est men wla haYano nutla to sorYo aayo truth,
1ubtico, mud rcl!Eipn. Tho TORN 'whitawash ii
not IN Tho Methodist vocabulary, noycrthctaBs 1t
ID hoped tlio iidvercni acc,aoti viii coma forth
from tho ordeal pf examination with NJ una4llcd
nnn1o. " ' '' $50 "''S
,,, Tue church wan donso!Y crowded last night.
TYP !saY. Or: TalloWh, tho Roy. Pr, Troyalor,
tional tppicu, -:
, 1874-09-19
Adjourned till o'clock tomorrow 1nornino
Sudden Death OF Surratt,a c,ntor-

s"a"en Death OF Surrntt'a Cantor.
He',ry bonja'nia sto. Marie, who capturod
9oah II. sufrats, died suddenly in tho street IN
rhlladclphia on Tuosdny night OF last weok. Tn
had boon complaining Of feeling i'll for soyor,l
days, and on Tuosday evening took bis sunnnr
aa usual with tho family, but died shortly boforo
midnight from heart disease, and a verdict won
10 rendered. For tho capture OF surratt tho
doYernn1cnt offered reward OF Ao5,ooo. IT.
fecoived from tho Government but s1O.O]p. and
instituted suit for $40, ,0o1, the reuaainlor Of
tno uo, + Io%arsl. r. llo obtained d Judgment in tho
toufe OF t:laimH, but tho caao was carried ly thu
Attorney Geueral to tho United States S1pfemn ao
Court, where Il Ia HOW pondinR. IEo nan natiyo
Of Canada, md was Il years Of aro,
, 1874-09-19

Have You Got d Lucky Number
This Hco'ns to 10 tho inquiry Of almost every ono
who has bean to tho Expedition. Tho "Copn
Cothiers 1Sise tickets attracting much attention.
and haso proven IA capital hit." Mr. Eutt1ng pro-
pcsea to gtvs sway 100000 Of these ckoss numbered
Ill consecutive ortor, and Oct tho lucky oucs will bs
announced. The tickets cost nothing, and oscry ono
lsa fair chanca ut Of tho many prizos olaraa
consisting of gold and silver watches, etc. ec rang
IN ynuo from SEQ 500. Tn i1ca Is smpiy to aver-
tiso Mr.. Nutngs clothing ostablisA,hsnt at Nos 184
and 1aa State street, aud thla IL Of bis original
platY