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A N ORDINANCE IN RELATION TO
~ NALL PLAYING.

1t is hereby ordained by the Village OF Rut-
land, as follows;
SEC. 1. No person shall be engaged In the
game or playing OF ball In any OF the streets,
highways or sidewalks OF the village.
SEC 2. Every person violating the provis-
ions OF this ordinance shall forfeit and pay 10
said village fine OF two dollars for each and
every violation. l9dlt
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Outside Pages.

FIRST PAoE-Old memories The Grass
hoppers-Bill Shilaud-B Business in New
York.
FOURTH PAeR-A Daring Escape-Some
of Lincoln Stories A Miners Mass Meet
ing-Masonic.
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Weather Probabilities.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHfSGToN, May l9--s p. IN.
For the Middle and Eastern states, sta
tlonary or rising barometer, southery to
westerly winds, warmer, partly cloudy and
possibly clear weather.
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MAR RIAGES.

WHITCOMB-BAIRD-At the residence OF the
brides father, April soth, by Rev. A. V. Mar
shall or Mendon, Mr.. Frank Whitcomb OF
stockorldge, and Miss Inez Baird OF Chitten-
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LADIES FAIR.

The ladies OF Notre Dame conyt nj take pleas
ure in announcing TO the public. that they VIII
hold Fair In the
VIE A GE IIALI.,
commencing on
MONDAY EVENING. MAY path,
And continuing every evening, until all the
articles are DISPOSED OF.
Refreshments will be served every evening
with all The deilcacies of the season.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS.
Doors open every evening at o'clock.
may20dlw
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on TO $50 PER DAY.-AGENTS

DCwANTED. Ali classes OF working people
at work for us, In their own localities, during
their spare moments, or all the time, than at
anything else. We ofer employment that Will
particulars, terms, etc., sent free. Send US
Your address at once. Don't delay. Now is the
time. Don't look for work or business else
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Since the burning of the Ripley opera
house, on Saturday morning last, there
have been grave suspicious that the fire
was of incendiary origin. These suspicious
have, in general way, tended to inculpate
Mr.. NJ. c. Hayes, who occupied one Of the
stores as saddlery establishment. Mr..
HAYES was new resident here, and CON-
paratively unknown to our people. This
taken together with the fact that the flames
were first discovered in the apartments oc-
cupied by him, a knowledge OF the fact
that on the eth of January last, similar
establishment, occupied by him at
Northampton, Mass, was burned, as it
was alleged, under somewhat mysterious
circumstance, very naturally, perhaps,
caused his name to be frequently men,
TONED in connection with the probable in
cendiarism. 1t was also known that Ie-
Gently, he had made large shipments of
goods to western Massachusetts. some OF
the goods having been sent both by freight
and express, as late as Friday evening last.
Under these circumstances, the authori-
ties took early measures to ascertain where
the goods had been sent, and to whom CON
signed. The adjusters of the insurance
companies, involved in the losses, were,
also. suspicious and desired an inyestiga-
ton. A detective was accordingly sent to
Northampton, to make investigations.
Ii is rumorej that the goods
sent forward were found to have been
mainly consigned to brother at North
ampton and parties in adjacent localities.
On the return of Chief of Police stearns,
on Tuesday night, and in connection with
the fire of Wednesday morning, 1t was de-
cided to take Mr.. Hayes in custody, which
was done about nine o'clock on "Wednesday
morning, on complaint OF Martin u.
Everts, States attorney, on warrant
signed by Justice Henry W. Porter Inc
charges alleged in the warrants are setting
fire to the Ripley Opera House on sa'ur-
dsv morning, May 10Th, and with an IN
tent TO defraud the insurance companies
He was arrested in his room at the Bates
House nv N. &. Stearns, Chief of Police
and committed TO the Rutland county jan
to await preliminary examination on Inc
charges alleged against him. we give
herewith an interview between Mr. Hayes
and A representative of THE GLOBE
STATEMENT OF THE ACCUSED
The fact of the arrest, OF course eNc'ec
general interest in the community ana IL
order to crafty the universal desire ior ''''
formation, a reporter Of The 'hosh w"
dispatched 10 interview Hayes. our IT,
porter accordingly called at the JAN !"
about four o'clock yesterday afternoon "n'
was politely received by the Jailer' Depu''
Sheriff Millington. The accused wa
standing in the main prison room cain'''
peering through the grated door, 10 "h'c'
place THE GLoBE's representative was con
Quoted by the smiling colored jani'or o
the institution. Hayes was found TO DC
"blonde," of medium stature-say fye ieet
nine Inches high-of rather an unpreposseS
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DENNISON's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. ALI Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and stationers
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND,
june23d&wtr Wholesale Agents.
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DENCILS.-Dixon Pencils, made in
il the United States, are much superior TO
Fabers, and are sold at lower prices. Try
'"' GLOBE PAPER co.
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TAYLOR-In Plymouth. May l4th, OF pneu-
II onia, Henry X. Taylor. son OF John L. and
julia Taylor, aged years and days.
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED INCENDIARY.

N. c. Hayes in Custody---He is Charged
With the Opera House Fire---Causes Of Ar
rest---Description of the Accused---His State
ment---Interview Between a ''Globe" Re-
porter and Mr.. Hayes ETC., Etc
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A DVERTISING Cheap Good: Sys-
IA tematic.-All persons who contemplate
sertion OF advertisements, should send rs cents
TO Geo. p. Rowell a. Co., II Park Row, New
cdition), containing lists OF over 1000 newspa-
pers and estimates, showing the cost. Adver-
tsements taken for leading papers In many
States at a tremendous reduction from publish
er's rates. Get the book. Ian6d6wiy
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Masonic Lecture and Sociable.

Rutland, May 14th, 1875.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20

The ohio CanlpaIgn.

[From the New York Nation-Iud. Dem,l
Ohio still continues to be the most Interesting
State of the year from political point of view.
The election there in October will settle it is
supposed by politicians, two important ques-
tons First whether the ''reaction" of last year
was the real genuine, original Democratic tidal
wave. II it was the tidal wave, then of course
it must go till it carries the ship Of state into
the centennial harbor il it il not, the
election this year will certainly show it, Then
Ohio seems to have been selected, too, rs
the great imitation ''stampng-ground and
many a wise old chieftain ID now keeping his
lips very tightly closed on the subject of the
currency until lie shall see by tho result of the
OHIO vote whether the American people
approve the doctrine of Judge keley.who says
that if the '.bullionists" carry the day, 'labor
will take capital by the throat, and "the scenes
of the French Revolution be re-enacted y or
whether they mean on the contrary to stand by
the "bullionists." Then, besides this, there is
the question of how much the people will ell
dure in the way Of candidates; for if the Dem
ocrats can elect Mr.. William Allen on all iula-
lion platform and General Gary on Il 'free
rum platform, there is no saying what they
will not stand, and the 18th of October next they
would among other results, probably draw even
the Essex Statesman out of his retirement, and
place him once more in the van of reform. 1t
must be said however, aa Mr.. Halstead declared
at the Schurz dinner, that it begins to look as if
the people of Ohio were making up their minds
that s.as reformers the Democratic party could
not be considered a SUCCESS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
mNobody HIT A rooi.n

An Augusta, Ca, letter to the Louisville
Journal Of recent date, narrates this occur
renee at the State University
This morning, Immediately after divine ser
vices in the prayer room, tho venerable Chan
cellor arose. with the ayowed intention of re-
proving the students for throwing waste water
upon the floor after drinking. He painted in
glowing colors the evils accrning to the public
in general from a waste OF property, and 10 the
State in particular from moistenlng tine planks
in the floor of the University buildings.
Property he said-for we quote his exact
Represented money, and money repre-
scented sweat" Whereupon some little applause
ensued.
DR.. I'll see nothing to laugh at IN that
morning. at all udicrous in tho remark. ttaint
applause
Dr. mo one but + fool would applaud at
that" Increased applause and anghter.l
DR.. T.-And none but II fool would laugh ut
that" Further applause
DIR. T-And none but fools waul 1 continue 10
applaud. (Applause grows louder
Dr. I. (in an excited manner)-l am sorry to
see that there are 80 many fools present. Con
tnued appause.) And it is n noticeable fact
that all the fools sit upon the back benches (con-
tnuous and Increased appiause), which proves
that they are also towards as well as fools, Tor
they slink away from the front, out OF sight OF
the masters eve (Nociferous applause.)
DIR. T.-yely much agitGted)-l want It I'M
derstood that these remarks are personal II l
knew the parties concerned | would call their
Names l hope each man Will consider my re-
marks applicable to himself aud (shaking his list
vehemently) that | am personally responsible
for them
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
The August Monthlies.

in Lipp1ncot's Magazine, there is, first,
well-written and admirably illustrated article,
by Cecil Buckland, describing two weeks expe-
rience in the ''Carlist Country" during the re-
cent Spanish wars. W. l.. D. o'Grady contri-
butes very enjoyable illustrated paper, called
QUAINT Craft" in which he tells of great vari-
ties of small sailing craft and the several styles
OF gearing and sailing them. "Why Mr.. Nor
rison got Bad Servant is short story, re-
markablv well told, by the author of 'Blind
pits" Mr. L. G. Grenvie Murray has a very
interesting paper on 1.-The Modern Constitu-
tions of France" and one of the best things
In the number is rural sketch, treating with
Intelligence and humor of the life of the coun-
try boy, by Mary Dean. 1t is Of moro than
usual merit. There are two or three stores, and
T. Adolphus Trollope contributes an article on
Italian jewelry The Monthly Gossip and Book
Criticism good as always.
in Ioters american Monthly. for August,
the first paper is the eighth of DR.. Bosslng 3
a Historic Buildings of America" and relates to
the Dwelling House of General William Hull, in
Mlddlesex County, Massachusetts Dr. Losing
defends the memory of General Hull from the
injurious imputatons cast upon II in conse-
quence of his surrender OF Detroit in 1912. This
is followed by contribution by Hon. E. II. Goss,
his subject being " General George Washington,
Commpnder -in-Chief." Rodman j. Shelrr has
an article on 1.-THE Death of Major-General
Joseph Warren" The first Baptist Church IN
America is pictured, and its hrtory noticed.
Daniel Webster is the Memorable American Of
whom Sir Rom de Camden tells in his fifth pa
per and the distinguished antiquarian amateur,
III. Nj. JONES' tells the story of '.Cornstalk, the
Shawanee King" George @. Mason, Jr., con-
tributes another excellent article on 1.-The Tomb
of the Chevalier de Ternay." The Rescue OF
Captain John Smith by Pocahontas,' as written
up by William Writ Henry,"is is peculiarly inter
estng. A brief article on "The Congress at
York-September, 1T77, to June, 177S includes
a capital autograph letter of DR.. Wtherspoon
There is other miscellaneous matter of interest
John E. Potter q Co., publishers, Philadelphia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
Salaries.
From the Troy Times.l


TIE raising of Beechers salary 10 sl00, 900 q
year gives him the largest compensation IN The
Union. But one salary in the world transcendr
it-that Of the viceToy OF India, which Is $4,000
pounds sterling, or $3.50, 600 year, though it Is
possible the salary OF Lord DufTerir, as COVER
nor general of Canada is about slj0, 00Oa a year.
The ambassadors of Great Britain at Paris and
Vienna receive but $780, 900 year. We are told
that H. B. Clatin pays his credits man, for
merly President of the Bank Of North America,
Mr.. Donaldson, 100000 year on account of his
unprecedented knowledge of credits. The firm
do business of SO, GOO year, and this bn,
iness is an entirely credit one therefore skiii-
full knowledge of the buyers, their standing and
personal habits. is of more value than ten per
cent upon this amount; in other words, it is pro-
fitable to Clatlin to pay less than two per cent.
upon his sales to Mr.. Donaldson. There are
many salesmen in the leading honses in New
York with salaries reaching ss high as $4,000
while the leading Journalist must content him
self with 10000. However, salaries are at this
moment much better than incomes. and from
the present outlook will continue 30 10 he iol
some time 10 come.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
From our Late Editions OF Aestorday, j
A Shell contest.

FRANK rIEAaAsToN ASD c. +. sTEEI. IN MATCH
on THE sCHuYLKfLI.
Our boating friends will remember 81, sle
acul contest during the Spring Regatta of The
Christiana Navy, last year, between Frank
Pleasanton aud c. T. steel which WAS won by the
former with ease. Mr.. Steel and his friende
were not satisfied With the result, as he labured
under several disadvantages not apparent to the
public. Another match was therefore arranged,
which came of on Saturday last, over the
Schuykill course.
4 good start was effected at ESQ 7. NJ, Steel
leading, after pulling few lengths. When Steel,
who was decidedly too much for his antagonist,
in some graes, by which all bo had gained was
lost. He cleared himself however, spurted past
Peasanton and won by six lengths. fine, lu.lit
distance / "A miles.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
The Four 1sabics Dead.

Katie the last surviyor.of the quartetof Hahn
babies, who were born on the 10th Of February
last in Baltimore, died on Friday afternoon at
o'clock OF whooping cough, aged just five
months Her sisters, Mary, Jennie aud Sarah died
of cgtarrh when about one month old. After the
death Of those three the remaining one, Katie,
grew finely, and her parents had hoped that she
woud be raised. The Hahn quartet Were the
sensation during their short ex'stence, and IN
terest in their welfare was manifested III differ
erlt seetions of the conntrv.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
City sGasitifss 9irsetoyg.

Auctioneers
l.. ". Stidham 4. Son Ill East 4th etree.
BHnIters nnd Brokers
H. Il. Robinson Co., 400 Market street.
Bell Ringers und Bill Posters.
Geo w. Jackson, West 9Th ST.
Bnnt and shoe Mniscrs nni Dealers.
J. g. Alexander, 109 Market ct.
bahc9ek : hTn,, 4iS Market street
John !; Moruland, !ta and Poplar s,s
". T. iiii,a' iatacar' / co,, sio siarEete % 1t ct.
Carpenters nnd iluiders.
J. G. HaldoGk shop Ihorne bel Front. Res Il3 waa'n
). Il. ID. Seeds. shop w. 4th, West.
Cigars and TObncco.
Brisbane Deaialnyille, II Fourth street.
Clocks. Watches. nud-Jewcier..
j. g. Massey, it King street.
Coach and Cnrringc Material.
VIM. Grecn 4 Co.. S. +. eornor Sd and shipley Sta
DruSRistr.
II. n. Bringhurst, SIT Market st.
Fioriets.
Tatna Co, Delaware Avenue and letierscas 5:
General Insurance Agents.
Thomas f. Plummer, 5Ua Market st.
hooloy " an iTuinp, 30 Market st.
Gents Furnishing Goohs
John +. D0ughen 4lu Market at
Iiuts. Caps, &c
Geo, A. Walrayen, 429 Market etroet.
Chas II, Dube, East I'd 81.
Iron and steel
VIM. Grasn 4 Co, S. T. coruor 80 and shipley sta
Livery Stables
Patrick Holland, s. W. corner front and Orange.
!.0ohinA-t;lnsses nnd Frames
h, McMonagle, 81 and King sta
Merchant TniI0rs
Geo G1uert n u. ith 81.
John Il. MuhlhAnseu, 4ii k.ngst
Samuel Miller, ir, ni MarAel Ut.
Real Estate Agents
Evana Pennington, Almonds Bag, sth and Market
NJ. NJ lhIid & 90. west ~ st.
:. H. Frazer ID aud Shipley sts.
Win. Reynolds j. ta., s&l MArAnt 81.
Vim. MuGaaey & 70, 90 Market st.
Rcs.Wurant nId i;iiinrd ltoom
Joseph fallmor, 5Vi and bgJ Market at.
sewing 1inclincs
tiruver & Baker Sowing Machine Co. 5lT King ST.
New American Sewing Maghluo Els Market Vi.
EndcriHISep
Thonas i. Giles, 81 st!plsy ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
'gasstlisong.

reheerfully give this testimony to the public thAt
cured me:
was afflicted for many yesgs with disorhered
blood a Troublesome and Obstinate letter Of tie
skin aud swelling Cf The ganQs Of The neck, which
was the occasion CT prolonged saIeriag and ss-
pa1se.
consulted eight Of the noat prominent phjs-
clans IN the city ana used their medicine long time
without receiving any permanent relief; on the
contrary getung worse, til finally almost despair
Blood Purifier wAieh was recommended TO me as
being q certaia GnTc Tor my disease. 1t YVES the
turning point in my case after using two bottles
OF the Blood Purifier IL connection with tAe retter
Ointment, the sw cling ceased, tile eruptions dlsap-
peaTed and now au entirely ard ehectually cured.
!. further Information IS desired concerning MY
case cal at ny RESIDENCE.
TuQi. SCOTT,
1890 Claylnous street, over lllh Street Bridge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20

In certain New England town there are three
churches, the minister of each rejoicing in the
name OF Wright. One lives in the upper part of
the town, one in the lower and the third at the
mill ; SO the people have dubbed their spiritual
guides as /" Upright" "a" Downright, and "siill-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20

We Judge Senator Bayard's position on the
currency question to be very like that OF his
friend Senator Thurman. The latter is ''hard
money man, II very hard money man; enter
tains "the convictions OF life time concerning
the worthlessness of fpaper money was brought
np to believe that coin and coin only was safe
currency; disapproves most decidedly, (as he
told q Baltimore newspaper reporter, on satur-
day. the imitation financial plank in the Ohio
Democratic platform; but yet be proposes to do
all he can to help elect the candidates who
stand on that platform This is the way he Illus
trates and asserts those "convctons of life
time.r He is in favor of hard money as prin-
ciple, but ready to support the candidates Of his
party, through thick and thin, even when they
represent ''soft-moneys Isn't that Senator
Bayard's position, exactly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
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mont Interfere with Him.
(From the Phila. Bulletin.l

A Washington paper announces that the un-
finished Washington monument Is guarded by a
man and dog. We do not know what salaries
are paid to these two protectors OF public pro-
perty but whatever the amount is we are in
favor of saving it to the Treasury. II anybody
bulk or piecemeal--the people Of the country
will consider it a favor if the government re.
moves every obstacle to the consummation Of
the theft
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
MINERAL sPRINa WATERS:
sFHNNaFNE " 7 7
Wholesale and Retail DFugsls.31o
Corner sixth and Market streeie.
Cholera and Diarrhosa ssixsarc.

Cures llarrhen, dysentery, cholera mofNus
cramp pain, etc. Price 20 cents per bottle.
All the above remedies prepared aud sold whole
sale and retail! at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Fr,ut and West : Ia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20


PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tsu'.days
zeepted) at the CosdKRcIAL BTILpraa, SofAh-a0est
sorn<y FIFTH and Market Streets. 7ioo cents copy
Ten cents a ,oeek. DELIVERED FRRR by carriers
throughout tbs city, The COMMERCIAL icfA De SEM os
mail to any Post Office in Ss,o Castle County at soo
ptr annun. si25 tor months; 80 cents per month
30 Post Offices outside Of Nso Castle county *aso per
annu,; s. 40 for three months; 80 eents per no'h.
TEE PpBIIsHRRs PREPAY POSTAGE ff, Ill eases.
COMMERCIAL l. STEA N PRINTING ROOMS, pro
ssdsd NTH rst-eiass machinery and sffsi toorsas
for executing Book job and Mercantile Printing Of all
descriptions, at prices beotO the ! aiding Printing
Houses Of the large cities.
DELAWARE TRIBUNE tFeekly,) the Penfasular
oroan Of Formers and FTi,itgro,rers great Family
Ne.sspapsr; published every Thursday morning, at
1teo Dollars gear, PosTAGR PREPAID BY THB fuB-
LIsHKRs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20

This well known AM thoroughly tried preparation
maintains Its reputation as remedy unsurpas ed
for the Of blood and SKIN diseases, viz: Tetter
ringwoTms. Srrofule, Detches, pimples, boils I'M
PARTIES OF the blood, ete. Put MP IN quart bottles
Price 81 ~ CGrh,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20
HpsfIaI Nptites.
Choice soda WAFER.

e Briughurst 1 CO. have re-opened their Mineral
w&er Fountain for the season. The majority Of
our citizens have tasted and know for themselves
the superiority OF the soda water from this fountain
AMI The delicious favor of the Fruit syrups they
prepare, Of which there ere upwards OF twenty Wa
rteties. They nave
GLASS sIPHoN BOTTLES,
and the necessary apparatus for properly filling them
with highly charged taTbonie Acid Water, which
can be drawn at Will, making the buttles really
PORTABLE FOUNTAINS,
which enable the Invalid who may require IT, OF the
lover OF soda water VINO may desire H. enjoy the
use Of this delightful beverage at any time at home
We have on iraugat the following popular
MINERAL sPHINa MATTERS:
Geysrr. tsaratoga) Excelsior, (Saratogs.l High
Rock tsaratoga,) Nlcby. k'ssnfcn. Also, the lol-
lowing waters IN haties Congress, Exec sinr iia-
horn, tieyser. liigh RocE, s. Lonis, Magnetic,
Franklin, Basion Spa, Gellvshulg Mi,slsqpoi,
Rurkbrldge Alum, st. Cathartnt's Artesan, Freh
eli;shalie. yichy, seltzer, lie',iofi, hle.
II. BRINGHuRST 4 co,
wholesale and Retail DTgggls.AS
Corner sixth and Market otreeie
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20

dSaa aaS dsifasn .4B'ttsaa.
ENERRIs & GARRETT,
PLUNBERs, GAS AND STEAM riTTnss.
rLuHnERs, aAs AND STEAM yigyEERs,
PLUMBERS, gAs Aap srFAM FTrrEns,
No. st mAWRrT sr&ERq, w'Gw,Norop, DEL.
NO. s0s dAII,Er srRgGT, WIi,aIHarOu, DEL.
nsgl,. End GAS IiSgaoatcEp Ise~o
DWELLINGS,. FAcTrH'ss ee7nHHxo. sT,.
CRAA nBItEhs,
egAcEFTs.
rsvDhaws.
kssDlNa rr1"Hs
..t ns.oi.-'sTnse ~
H jnsApit@ R'sa,
Ht;Ass Aan IRON ypNpa
EAr'a TUBS
supFr tsAr
.ses sTAE.s,,
llon AID LIsZ-D ti-n
AUTOMATIC GAS akcmERs,
"a splendid article for conn.ry reede-rs,
nTRu1Ep DRAIN TILE, tALI. ,rgBs.s
tanl-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20

The reports are that Judge Fisher has sue
cseded in convincing the President that his
discharge OF the duties Of his office has been
nothing worse than weak, and he now proposes
10 reconstruct his subordinate force in the inter-
est of strength. By all the light that has been
thrown on the Judges case, he will need to turn
over new leaf, entirely in his administration
substituting not only strength for weakness,
and efficiency for Iaxty, but devotion to the
public interests in place of something less ele-
vate, in order to gain the confidence of his otii-
cial superiors. The President ls reluctant to re-
move from office any one under fire. and he
has doubtless felt in this instance simply dis
posed to Is give the old man chance"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-20

On the side of the Republicans, the Ohio
campaign will open onthe 3lst of July, when
Governor Hayes, Senator Sherman and General
Thomas L. Young will speak at Marion, fifty
miles north of Columbus, and General Jas A.
Garfield will speak at Mansfield. Quite num-
Der of the Republican nominations for the Leg
slature have already been made.