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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19
The following anecdOte of Chief Justice
Chase is told by the Toledo Commercial:

Soon after Chief Justice Chase assumed
the gubernatorial chair in Ohio he issued
his proclamation appointing thanksgiving
day. To make sure of being orthodox, the
Governor composed his proclamation al
most entirely of passages from the Bible,
which he did not designate as quotations,
presuming that every one would recognize
them aud admire the fitness of the words as
well as his taste in their selection. The
proclamation meeting the eye OF Dem
0eratic editor, be bounced at once upon it,
and declared that he had read it before
couldn't exsctly say where-but he would
take his oath that it was q downright
plagiarism from beginning to end. That
would have been a pretty fair joke; but the
next day a Republican editor came out
valiantly in defense of The Governor, pro
nOunced the charge libelous, and challenged
any man living to produce one single line
of the proclamation that had appeared in
print before.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19
Tweed's Whereabouts.

A Now York dispatch of the fifteenth
says:
The latest rumor regarding Tweed g
whereabouts is that Tweed, G.n-t aud
Comply are not very distant nom this
city and that all three are together, and
through contederates are trying to effect a
compromise.
The lawyers say that Tweed's property
has been 80 skillfully transferred from his
own control that it is impossible, through
any process of law, for prosecution to get
hold of it. The police OF Brooklyn have
been actively searching for Tweed, and the
house of promint official in Henry street
has been under surveillance. IL is said that
the house is to be searched to-day, but the
police refuse any information on the sub,
jpCt,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19
Suspicious of Foul Play.

The managers of the Direct United States
Cable Company, in New York, state that
the recent breaking of their cable wire in
the Atlantic can not be accounted for in
any other way than that the break was
caused by some vessel, but whether from
accident or design is not at present known,
and they decline to express any opinion on
the subject. they declare, however, that
the cable, on examination, recently, was in
perfect order, and that considerable force
must have been used TO disarrange it The
company have offered reward of fl0O0 for
the discovery Of the vessel which broke the
cable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19
The Jetties.

Major c, B, Comstock, engineer in charge,
in his report upon the ietty work at the
mouth OF the river, says:
On comparing the coast survey map of
May and June, 1875, with the survey of De-
tobsr S-l4, 1875, there appears to have been
not much change in the depth of water at
the mouth of the South Pass, on the whole.
At the upper end of the jetties it may have
increased little. On the bar it appears to
have diminished from one to two teet,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19

A BEGGARLY AccouNT.-Our suburban
neighbor, the Sta1c Register, proposes to
stuff the following down it's readers throats;
The other day blind man entered a Car
rollton car, paid his fare, aud then pro-
decided to distribute circular, which in
formed the passengers as to his wants and
responsibilities, in n few very pathetic
verses. Many OF the passengers contrib
uted before it was discovered that he had a
revolver under his coat tail. He was a
stranger, and evidently Of opinion that this
is a wicked city. where blind beggar has
to carry pistol to protect himself.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19

TIE Use OF GUNPowDER james Emard,
Thomas Watt and George Kennar lads,
thought to have some sport with bottle
of powder, at the corner of Customhouse
and Derbigny streets. Through an unex-
planned chance fire reached the confined
powder. and the result was an explosion,
which seriously injured all the boys. They
were sent to their homes and properly
cared for
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19
Local Intelligence.

n an election held Tuesday, December
1876. the following officers were elected
ma Parsons Lodge NJ 3: Albert Wicker,
NJ: Edgard Davis, s. W.; Gadane Casa
40. J.. W.; j. NJ. Vance, Senior Treasurer;
F. Casanave, Secretary; G. T. Butler, S.
|, Oscar Pillman, d.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19

Sunday SERVICES AT AMEs METHODIST
k,,scopAL CHURCH Services conducted
!, the pastor, Rev. James Morrow. Subject
| sermon in the morning prophecy In
!. evening PRAISE Meeting" will be held,
L,h an address on "The Relation of Music
| palipiOn"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19

ACTION OF THE Police BOARD ON
3yKo. - At a regular meeting of the
,ECe Board on the seventeenth instant, it
n unanimously resolved that the board
dorse the action of the Superintendent in
sjpg sll bunko games in this city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19

CAPTURE OF CONVICT. - Detectives
alsb and Cain returned from Ponoha-
bus last evening bringing with them Frank
rroll, an escaped convicted from the
ssissppi penitentiary, sentenced to serve
ftsen years for blowing open the safe of the
semen's Saving Bank, containing $4,000,
Natohez, Mississippi.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19

p,,rp MpSr,oy Jul;us Dpmas
IA .oi.l of,;ear far the I,opisiana Lottery
q mnorv Was the nosssssor of a Metro.
r.sn po,;oo oomm;s0ion w;tbout nav
uh.n ho ,o,;ooa tho. tho Police BOARD
'doonceled al, com Missions he walked mn
the CAPTAINS office and procured new
MA,
n r,sd Minn;nu driver of a ,art loaded
AN oord wood yestardoy ,,anaoaa IN
mhle from bis throne at the corner of
.,;.;on .v.rro and T.bour;touIas Attract
,d ore wbeel rolled over bis left leo. No
ANA. were broken on which disooverv the
,h,,un.,a was ssnt to bis bome on Ianrel
=, ~, soni.t s,rea,
yo,b;n, mora w.s vss+erdav deve,o,ea
hsw G p;Ls steamboat d;sas,er None
Aa n;s0;,o ,erso,s bava haen fonpd
V,nrv Tbomnson vestsrdav mounted bis
y "a Lorse and in a Ar of agony tbouubt
hntcbar Ln;fs uas u sahre Meat;no
h.rd C,nnirnbau ord J,h, uoolv in a
,oo az Tho oo-,.r of Eirs;.n Waldo
M Lsvee streets he showed cold stee, into
knth of than aallara The he1lip
aDs n sailor board;nob,pse on Front
.ree street. but he passed last evening in
6,tb caIaboose NOT .1tooatber easy in
mind H.alv's wopnd ia a serious ope
nrorounced nv Charity Hosnit, sur.
l,ons
Hating in too many straams of had
kbskv was the cause of Mary Rabuck's
kptimely demise in a house ON Tchoupitou-
,s near Octavia street last evepinp.
There were only tour unimuortaut arrests
tbe frat nrecirct from sunun to sunset
1kssterday.
There will ha a concert and a hall in
Economy Hall tomorrow evening. given
tbe Economv Mptual Aid Association.
tina benefit Of IN. relief comoittee.
4 The upited Brotbers, Bsnevolent sso.
,ton ;ntends m give n fancy dress and
ssouerade hall in Meehanics' Institute
Ad,tmas ave. Declarations from the
kntberbood of Mobi,e and Natcbez will he
kNseut.
Between two and three O'Clock Yesterday
4 kOrpipp a ANAL buildinp at the corner of
bslord and psters streets. owned and &C.
luuied bv p GALLAGHER a innk dealer. was
Oupd to he on fra. Damape. next to
kOtbino
Charles Jones refused to assist Officer
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SALES THIS DAY.

M. GB. ]. MONTGOMERY, at 10 o'clock,
=, No. 100 Canal street, bankrupt sale of dry
,,ods. At ION O'Clock, at the corner of st.
charles and GIayier streets, watches, dia
uouds, jewelry, etc. At I O'Clock, at No. 10
camp street marble statuary, bronzes, man
rel clocks, etc.
l WAGON, ELLISON & CO., at II o'clock, at the
ronucil Chamber, City Hall. revenues of the
,blic markets..
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new store and witness the systelnatic oper,
atoms of the operatives.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19

The CLOSE OF YOUNG LIFE.-On the
ERhth instant several young ladies, all at
pred in pure white raiment, visited st.
ary's Church, on Chsrtres street, q short
lAtance below Jackson Square, to enroll
Asir names in the Society OF Enfants-
Rarie. Each one wore flowing vail. and
aeh held lighted candle. While they
'sre at the altar one of the postulants acct
lsntally brought her candle in contact with
ler vail, when the gauzy substance blazed
lie powder. She ran down the aisle, half
Faxed with fright. At the same time
Mother young lady was discovered to be in
like situation she too ran, frightened out
her senses, but a young man succeeded
quenching the flames. Fire had done it's
sorst, and Friday evening Annie Julia
Fanchard, fourteen years old, passed away
brewer. She was a beautiful, lovely child,
aaghter of Mr.. j. j. blanchard, q member
the New Orleans bar. The other unfOr-
innate will recover.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19

SHoE AND CLOTHING MANUFACTURING
lohPANY.-The Home Made Shoe and
aothing Manufacturing Company opened
doors under st. Patrick's Hall last eve
'hs, as kind of introduction to tue pub
Y, IN order that all who chose might see
~ there is an earnestness of purpose.
soets, shoes and CATERS for gentlemen and
soss for ladies and children will be manu-
etured at regular ready made store prices.
People who are sufficiently inquisitive
leuld take the trouble to look into the
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RIVER REPORTS p. n.


Below nigh water mark Of 1874.
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If YOU DON'T SEE
WHAT YOU WANT,

WHAT YOU WANT.
ASK FOR 1T.
CARPETs-In great variety and choicest styles
OILCLoTHS-The best goods at the lowest
prices.
UPHOLSTERY GooDs-A full stock of all descrip-
tions.
WINDOW SHADES. CORNICES,
LACE CURTAINS, MATING
WALL PAPER, MIRRORS,
CHROMOS, FRAMES. etc.
The prices and qualities Will sell them.
HEATH, PIPPEY & LARA,
del2 Pm Up NJ. SO Comp street.
PHILIP WERLEIN'S
LEADING MUSIC HOUSE.
BEST PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR THE LEAST
MONEY, ON EASY TERMS.
PIANOS.
Thickering / Son Durham Son Pleyel, Mathu.
shek Arion Piano Company, Gronsteen 4 Fuller,
Hale, Weber and others.
ORGANS.
Estey Co, Cottage and Parlor Needham, Silver
Tongue and other makers
Churches and halls supplied to order.
Pianos and organs rented, repaired and ex-
changed.
Tuning done by the best workmcn. ,
oc24 6m Nos 70, 80, 80 and 80 Baronne street
BAIL AND RECEs TlON DRESSES.
The Magnificent Dresses Exhibited at the Open,
ing Of
NINE. $. LIBERMAN,
Canal street. 900
Cut in the very latest styles exquistely trimmed
and finished. and made up with the greatest care,
are now offered for sale at
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
To Ladies who are preparing for New Years Day,
and for the balls AMI festivities OF the preseAt
season, this is a rare opportunity.
The latest styles + Hats and Bonnets Trim
mings, Flowers, etc always on hand.
NINE. S. LIBERNAN,
del4 Ina Up No. 200 Canal street.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
THE BEST AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
Can be had of
LOUIS GRUNEwALD,
GRUNEwALD HALL,
Baronne, near Canal street.
PIANOS AND ORGANS
OF the Best European and American Makers.
Band Instruments, Music, Musical Books,
Etc,
ALL AT VERY Low PRICES
For cash or on easy monthly payments. =,
della I'm Up
HAIR GOODS
FANCY ARTICLES.
GEORGE T. sCHII.LING,
1853. Canal Street.
For the better accommodation of my mum erous
customers, have opened at No. l59 Canal street
branch of my store No. 3sl Dryades street.
The new location has been elegantly fitted up
and will always be stocked with the newest and
most elegant
Human Hair Goods, Fancy Artieles. Par.
fumery. Combs, Brushes, Etc.,
which will be sold at VERY MODERATE PRICRS,
Tho old store will be continued - usual
no2l jal2p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19

GLOBE THEATRE,
" Corner of Barhnne aud Perdid1 strAsts
MARSH ADAMS..... b ;siness and Stage Manager
ORR NEW COMPANY.
MSS KATE MONTRUSE
MILF. ALB ,RfiNE
NJ SIS Laura HEWES
MISS AMELIA DEANS,
MISS IDA De WERE,
JOHN MOVE Oh,
JOHN WAIVER,
MARSl ADAMS,
KELLY WATtRS
hENNEsSY BROTHERS.
Reduction in Prices
Dress Cl Gle aud PATQuette. tiIty ceuts,
Several new and startling sensations in active
preparation. New stars weekly. Success of the
CAN CAN. Wv
Matinee Saturday at IL NJ del2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19

NJ. CHAKLES THEATRE,
Engagement for limited period of the peerless
Lolita,
Supported bv the fsvorite comedian
MIR. L. A. LOCKE,
And the em nent &C or
MIR. G. w. COTLDDtK.
AND Mr.. HhNRf &. ABBEY'S SUPERIOR
DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Monday Evening, December 20. 1917.
And Tu sday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings
Will be prese ted the great drama Of
ZIP; or, PAINT LYNDE LIGHT.
hf'''''''.-. Lolita
Grand f.ottn Matinee,
SATURDAY CHRISTMAS DAY Ar NOON
Ha1n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19

PIDWELL's ACADEMY OF Music,
Last Represo ntatons of the Great Dramatic Sen
sation of the Bay
suuday'and M onday, u ecember 8 and 20.
THE TWO ORPHANS.
Magnificent scenery and powerful cast
TUESDAY, December 81 and during the week-Tbs
Holiday Spectacle THE ICB WITH del8 81
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federation in which Protestants were the
chief actors is grossly intolerant. The
highest honor which can be claimed
for oOonnell is that he helped to unite
men Of all shades Of religious opinion
-Romanists, Anglieans, Dissenters-in
the support Of wise and just measure,
The bigoted persons who now are doing
loud lip.serylce to O'CoDncll would sever
The interests which he harmonized, and
would put the people OF the several de
nominations OF Christians in such q posi-
ton toward each other as that, il they
had held it at the time Of emancipation,
UConnelI would have laboEed in vain.
II is evident that what the Irish Roman
Catholics are DESTROYS to celebrate is not
the spirit Of the act Of liberation, its pro-
found significance, the larger liberty for
all men Ofwhich it was the symptom, but
merely The escape Of their own church
from disabilities rhich hey Reer hare hesi-
iGted to impose upon other churches. From
this point Of view the scope Of this Cen
tennial rapidly narrows. There was u
chance to make the celebration useful in
promoting the unity Of Irishmeu, but
Mr., OG0rman's traitors have been nu-
merons and active OF late, and have be-
trayed the irish into another laundering
failure. s......
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, August T.-t'lour- Demand
fair and market firm. Wheat Firm, No.
/ spring closed weak at 81 26Il spot; 81 cox
seller August; 81 % seller September; 81 90
spllCrall year; NO.2$i iSN6i 90; rejected
SIC. Corn-Quiet md steady No. 2, 1lHS
spot; NE bid seller August; Tx bid
Ter September; rejected 0sa6SA. Oats
Steady with II moderate demand; No. 9,
bSaGic spot; 4ii. C bid seller August. Barley
Steady; No. 2 spot 81 1Oil Il seller Sep.
TENDER; closed at 81 n seller September
81 u October. pOrk-Firm al $2t 3jh2i 40
spot; $92 % Y seller September. LRr,l-De.
ninnd fair aud market firm at $I3 " 1ai1 80
seller September. Bulk Meats-Stendy and
Unchanged. WhiSky-$l 1917.
On call board wheat was lower at 81 251i
August, 81 25Hal 375S September. Corn
lower at tic August; re September. Oats
firm at AjlGc August; 4jSsc September.
Pork higher Mt $9l 10 September. Lard
ftmer at $40 75nl3 30 September.
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belmont County NeMs.

Isl. ClairAVIllG Chrollcle
The committee to solicit right Of way
and subscriptions TO the 7, V. II, H., We
understand, are making good progress,
and are much more favorably received
along the proposed route than they an.
ticipated, The rainy spell Is materially
impeding their labOrs.
Money sold in the Building AssOcia-
ton at BelIaire last week at As to 81 per
cent premium. Richland Association
can loan money 10 to 20 per cent cheaper
than that.
Mrs. +. A. Taylor, of Cambridge, Vice
President Of the 10th Congressional Dis
triGt Of the Womans Christian Temper
ance Union, has called Convention to
meet in BarnCsville, on Tuesday, for the
purpose Of organizing the District.
Leagues and Temperance organizations
are requested to send delegates.
The following collections Of Internal
Revenue tax were made last month, at
the Office Of Collector Alexis Cope, Of the
al
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CINClNNATI, August 7.-COltOn : Dull
at l4l&c, Flour-Quiet; family 81 95a7 80.
Wheat-Active at 81 Goal 20. Corp-QuiGt
at 75a77c, Oats-Quiet at 7laT5c, Rye
Firm at Csc, Pork-Firm at $1,000. Lard
Dull at l3&c; steam and kettle liza
lIi$c, Bulk Meats-Firm; shoulders s9sc;
clear rib Il lSc; clear II lSc. BdeOn-ActiVe
aud firm ut l0al0lsal2'sal3'7e, Whisky
Firm aud unchanged.
HOGs-Firm; common s. 2ja7 j'0i TAR To
medium & G0a1 %.
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New YoRE, August 77.-Cotlon = Weak
at iil!ml'sc. Flour : Quieti supcrfnC
western md State So 3Oa6 50; common ia
good 80 iOad co. good 10 choice So ija
! 10; white WHEAT extra 81 0Oa7 so; extra
Ohio ga iNi1 20; 81. Louis 50 45As CO. Wheat
Active; No. aspiring Chicago 81 3sai 80;
No. 2 milwaukee, 81 II; nlnhtr western
81 60; No. Minnesota 81 4SlS. ltye-
Firm at S3lica$l 10, Barley and Malt
Firm. Corn-C closed heavy; western mixed
steamer sOaS2c; sail SiaS5c. Oats Firm,
western mixed g5aGSc; white GGa7lc. Hay
Firm Mt 7jr. COIIee-StCady At II iGa2Oc.
Sugar Steady; fair to good refining s i.iC;
prime SIZE. Molasses and Rice Quiet
and firm, Whisky-A shade tirmer at
81 22S.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH



NRw York, August 7,-Archibnld, Bax-
ter & Co., II weIl.known shipping aud com.
mission lirm, doing business ut No. II
Broadway, suspended payment this after
noon They state that they were unsuc-
cessfu in negotiating their bills OF cy.
change, and are only temporarily embar.
raised, This failure caused quite u CON.
motion OH Change among grain merchants,
with which interest they were closely
interested,
Max IIedelbNck, OF the banking frm of
IIcidelbaCk, Frank 4 Co., is dead. .Yl
GoLD-Opened at ll3M, declined to
1l3yI, aud closed at ll3M. On gold loans
sales were made ut lO1Iapcr cent for Dor.
rowing, aud at ia2 per cent for carrying, rs
well Ms Hat
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acknowledgement
frn thr Nation -,
,TI,E WORLDS FAIR. 1870.

n..uhn, puzzled what size should display
"a, .,,,, Inn,.uakt, Uu her Centennial dal,
sGl Brother Jonathan; he Scratched MS h'"f
W6lttIri awhile rrllrClilcIy, and ,llI. 49,,
i"urown invention aud avn maklnS, u"
Vliy, any chUj could tell So w,lat 70 l1'
,hnw 'rni your Civil service, anu 'NP'a'"
liow uil mrns las, swrryh0dy gain,
Si,,,, ynnr new Iaicut 10 increase your rrll'
~ piyinsgnutcn iorrocclins cyni,
KIN ypIr shortcut To cure financial Ills
lIy mikins paI.tCpllaf, current hllis; ,,-,,
SHOW your new bleaching prmr,' 'h''P ''' VT WI
nlwi a Jury chosen by the illrl' ,.
sl,a ,ouislaic Legislatures, show your Nlng',
AMI challenge Eur6W 10 produce 'leh llllhBH
4. I,lgn officials Ntling half IN SIGHT
In haze the plumber aud to liz things rghl
/, unlAon'l'lccl her why, you only hHyl
ia .hnV youf lltuslylr In martyrs i Wuel'
a. .I.E Ilylnrr inuur lpor hundred years.
j. II. LOWELL,
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TOLEDO, AugustT.-FIour-Demanl fair
and market firm. Wheat-Actiye; No. !
white Wabash 81 20; No. white Michigan
81 80; new 81 81; amber 81 5jIE; seller Au'
gust 81 5GIs. COm-Quiet and firm; high
mixed 7Sc cash and August, low mixed
IKE; damaged &c. OatS-Qmct and
firm; No, . seller August SIC,
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CLEVELAND, August 7c-Wheat, Corn
and oats-Steady and unchanged. Petro-
leum--Quiet; standard white car lots 9hc;
Ohio state test i0Nc; tmall lots la2c.
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Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, August 7.-Wheat-Firn
and prices unchanged. COn-Ear SjaS7c
on track; shclled SSA9Oc in elevator. Pc.
trOleum-Quet and steady; crude 81 1871
at Parker's; refined lO'sallc, Philadelphia
delivery.
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Our MassiIon Letter.
Crops IN the TuScHrnWHS Valley
Troubles Among the MincrS'-
HuSinCSS, Present mud Future


MAssIoN, o., August &, 1873.
rGmr Wheeling IntCllgcnccri
Back from the Ohio river, along the
Cleveland Il Pittsburgh and the Pitts.
bIrgh Fort Wayne Il Chicago railroads,
die fields do moi give evidence that there
hls been destroying rain, llooding the
fields and blasting the farmers hopes,
The Tuscarawas Valley gave forth an
abundant harvest Of wheat, and promises
, heavy yield Of oats, corn and potatoes.
Gurkwhcat Is in bloom, and a good crop
/. almost certain. The people with whom
| have converted seem to take cheerful
view Of things, and confidently expect
gool times in the fall; and, in fact, all
their surroundings are favorable to such
q view,
MISISG TROUBLES.
IbrcoaI mincrsat misplace eccm dis.
posed Ia create some trouble IOr the OPP
orators. The diggers are out for u cents;
the employers offer 20 cents. There
was a considerable Hkirmi8h between
bndtoi miners to-day, originating in the
nmrnoi a portion Of the mincrsto their
work.
Several wcrG'bally beaten, and one man
wa, thrown into the canal but succeeded
ngcling out on the opposite side, very
wet and badly dcmoraliicd with fright.
There isnO telling how long this Condi.
ton Of things will last but the citizens Of
Al l.. ,,.sl
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from the First Presbyterian Church OF
Wooster, Ohio, and requested the church
to take early action on the subject. Those
whose place il was provide u spiritual
shepherd resolved to take early and i'm
mediate action, land recommended that the
existing relation Of pastor and people be
dissolved. This action on the part Of the
" Rulnrs"
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From that time the fires that had smoul-
dcrcd kindled up with ever increasing
fury, until in the fierce conflict between
the factions, all, effort to raise the neces
sary funds to liluidatc the debt was aban-
doned. The debt grew larger and the
breach became wider. Thus matters
stood until about the first OF April last,
when the Rev. McCurdy again announced
thai
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WAS A RoMn.sIIELL

in,the ministerial camp for the reverend
at the instance Of his follow.
ers, had again consented to immediate his
prospects and remain. There were RI.
mors Of war, the friends OF the pastor
threatening 10 secCdc and the Elders
threatening to close the church,