The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-13

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DEfEhhED Ems
c,,r,as Fr.nc;s Adam. ;s looming nm
ran;JIv az the Republican candidate for
Gavernor IF Massachusetts The fortunes of
the party loom up with him.
vvh;,a ,,.v,,, base hal, at Mount Holly on
u.t,,raa s iast Gorge Fk;ncs was struck bv
t,,a hoiI with sucb force that Il broke his col
,ar hone
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Secretary Delapo has formally resigned his
incumbency of the Interior department, to
'AAo oh000 ''0N.
1t has been definitely fixed that the trial OF
the Centennial Agricultural Machinery VIII
take place next summer near ochencks STA
tion.
The Somerset county temperance folks have
resolved 70 "co-operate earnestly IN enforcing
the existihS LICENSE ,aws un.n VIC o',, seeoie
something better TO take their place.
Last Saturday old /" johnny Bull" the first
engine ever run on the Camden g. Ambt y
road. was put in running order, preparatory
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1'U''''s'0'0'' A'''' a}a
Frank w. HUGHES. reputed author of the
financial plank in the Pennsylvania Demo-
cratic State platform, during the war made a
speech IN wnlcn ne hshel 81 eS
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The Pennsylvania Democratic platform
says the Republicans have contracted the cur
rency the New York World, Democratic
organ, says that the volume OF currency OF
.s pr s,na, ;neatad s7s 600 mr.. nv Presi.
~. '' G,.,t,s ad,a;n;strat;on !, Ono of the
uun' =. ,,.anr ,sh;nh l. ito
WV - "'oe
The net result of the Maine election is a
maiogisy OF 4775 for Conner rep for Cover
nor a RenubTfcan majority of nine in the
s,,asse,, " Of p,a;sted Rennhl;can. to mi the
. .,aasst s y. ~ Consrsss
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Hon (sarT Scburz. OF MissotSi. has return
ed from Europe, and proposes to take the
stump for the Republican cause in Ohio
Hon. Galusha A. Grow, also Greeley man of
1879. is now in Pennsylvania, and will speak
during the campaign for Hartranft and Rawle.
Hon. Carl Schurz delivered magnificent
speech in Cincinnati on Monday evening in
favor OF the Republican party ana hard money.
masterlv political harangues of the time.
A large snake supposed to be of the swamp
species, was killed on Saturday last about one
mile and a half from Beckersvile, in Schuyl-
inches. The most surprising thing is that it
had two well developed ears ON its head. two
and a half inches long. It was skinned and
win be stuffed and exhibited at the Centen-
NAL.
Rev. II. w. Beecher preached his first SER
mon after vacation, in Plymouth Church, on
Sunday. Tho building was packed with an
immense audience, and hundreds fingered
outside, just to catch the sound of his voice.
After his sermon he alluded to DIR. Porteous
Hon. Albert W. Markley, very prominent
amo ,ast 'er r,,ssJs ssar,;na and ,s.s not
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sEs n,ears a. t hs soot s 81 ,,s@5euu -
, uv ph;,adaInh;a W. on So. SATURDAY Pren;ors 70
,e a, home he ,,,aced allh;s ;evsrrv and n
large sum Or money IN q bureau drawer.
ihere Is httie douot that ne COMMITTED SUI,
esde. M. Marley was very weaishy ana
influential man, an intlmate iriesa Oh fresil
dens 6raaier ana weM KNOWN an over the
country. rs ss
M. NJ. p.,.,. r,.,o. ca,n 10.