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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-13

FIFTH MAINE REUNION. Tho ninth an
Reunion of the Fifth Maine Regt Associa-
ton will be held at Portland, Wednesday,
July %. The following is the programme:
A social reunion of members and ladies at
Army & Navy Hall, Tuesday evening, July
81. at 8 o'clock. Exercises--music, singing,
&C., &C. Wednesday mosnipg, July 49, line
will form at Army & Navy Hall, at $50,
prompt, and proceed with the Portland Band,
to point of embarkation. A collation. will
be served on landing, and afterwards NAM
9th Clam Bake; target practice, with prizes,
base ball and other amusements will be pro-
vided
Tickets, including steamer fare and rations,
$1.5O, as usual. Reduced rates on all lines of
travel. Steamer will return in season for
evening return trains.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs- following
are real estate transfers in this county recorded
Saturday:
Cape Elizabeth-Lot of land from Horace B.
Fogg to John M. Taylor. Consideration SG5.
Lot of Land from Woodbury. Stinch6eld to
Eliza M. Brown. Consideration $75.
Portland Lot of land on Carleton street
from Rhoda d. Pickering to Edward P. Chase.
Consideration $1,000.
Lot of land on the corner of Middle aud
Franklin streets, with the buildings thereon,
from Mary j. Lepan ct ais. to John f. Proctor
Consideration $500,
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Commemorate was Thomas NJ Thompson
not Thomas M. Thomas who was before the
Police Court Friday for violation of law. Mr..
Thomas is not that kind of man,
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.

NvHE Chains and Iron Bars removed by order of
l. the Committee in the Western Cemetery will
be delivered to the owners by calling the Superin
tendent Of Burials at the City Clerks Office
JAMES S. GOULD,
of Burials for the City of Portland.
iy3 DIV
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Mrs. DIR. L. f. SLEEPER, business and medi-
cal clairvoyant. Twelve years continuous prac-
tice in nearly every state of America, numerous
testimonials, also Endorsements from leading
journals, place Mrs. DR.. Sleeper as very relia-
BILE in treating all chronic Diseases Speedy
and permanent cures through vegetable reme-
dies. Sittings also given on business matters
and the general affairs of life. Can be consult
ed at City Hotel, Portland, July 10, IA. Is.
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Stated Meetings.
CITY GOVERNMENT,

The regular meetings of the City Council take place
the first Monday evening of each month.
The School Committee meet the fourth Monday eve-
ming of each month.
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THE steamer Express will run to Jones
Landing every evening at7.15, returning at y
O'Clock, making very pleasant excursion for
oil who can leave jy132t
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THE NEW
MODEL
BUCKEYE
MOWER

TN this machine is retained all of the original
l. Buckeye features, together with many new con-
venences originating with the New Model Buckeye
1t is made with a Tubular Iron frame OF great
strength and simplicity, which is cast in piece
and dispenses almost entirely with bolts.
The Gearing is very compact, thoroughly protected
and very accessible.
The Drive Wheels are sufficient distance apart to
prevent running over the cut grass.
By new device upon the Inner Shoe the heel of
the scythe is more securely holden down to the
plates, making more perfect shear cut and pre-
venting the possibility Of breaking the Scythe Rod
or clogging in the Inside Shoe
A spring in the Track Clearer Slidedispenses with
the thumb nut and makes the Track Clearer self
adjusting.
Three-inch Knife Sections are used, and the
speed increased.
The driver can fold or unfold the Cutter Bar, ar
range the machine in working order, or change it
from working condition ready for transportation
without leaving his seat
The draft Of the New Model is reduced to the
lowest point attained and has established itself
self by numerous dynam ometer test-the Lghtest
dr0ught noaoer in the market.
For Beauty of Model, simplicity of construction.
and in quality of material and workmanship the
New Model is unapproached.
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arms of Philadelphia. the horn of plenty,
shield and anchor. 1t is estimated that the
vessel will cost 100000. Capt. Jarvis Call. an
old ship master of Bath, is to command the
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City of Portland.

MARsHAL's OFFICE.
June %, 1875. !
NOTICE is hereby given to all owners of hackney
IN carriages to present their carriages to the City
Building, on Thursday, the 9Th day of July next,
from 10 to II a. m, and from to p m, and for re-
ceiving their licenses for the year.
jne24d4w GEO. w. PARKER, City Marshal.
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SCHOOL CHILDREN.-From the census of the
school children of the city just taken by Mr.
Charles E. Bearce the following is made show
inc the nationality of the children:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Please tell the people that you saw their
Advertisement in the PRESS, the circula.
ton Of which, per month, exceeds 100, 900,
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ECONOMICAL NEW FooD.-25 cents VIII , pus
package of Sea Moss Farine, MADE ileM d;i Huno
irish moss which II make 30 kinds o. olsn ness
anch as cakes. pies, buildings, ETC., or III quarts
s9 81 n,,stsr 8 ieies' creams Charlotte Russo,
blanc mango, etc. Sold by all Druggists and
GrCcers " A""A'
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TFMPLARS OF HONOR.

at Templars' Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
CoUNoIL-Maine, first and third Mondays in each
month.
TEMpLE-Forest City, No. 1, every Wednesday
evening.
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ANOTHER lot of those dollar sun umbrellas at
a ,Serson's New York corset store, 430 Con-
rross street, three doors below United States
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Is is best to buy your fruit jars OF b. Adams
e. Son, 14o Exchange, corner of Federal
iv13-tfd&W
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T,xcHoRN HATS, broad brimmed. at $l.25 to
$500. Only few more dozen 'ei.~ Ahey 90
fost at Iatner's, 539 Congress Street.
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AOMINIc IhAIVhO OAIE.
DURSUANT to licence from the Hon. Judge of
i Probate for the County of Cumberland, we
shall sell at Public Auction, on TUESDAY, the
twentieth day Of July, 1875, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, at the Store lately occupied by Griffin &
all the Goods and chatels in said Store consisting OF
Tea Coffee, Moasses, Spices, canned Goods, Tobacco,
Crockery Ware, Flour, Dat Meal. Corn, Oil Clothes
Lamps and Chimneys, and ia fact ali the articles
usually kept in first class Retail Grocery Store;
together with very large Ice Chest, Horse, Ex-
press Wagon, Pung, Harness, / Sleigh, Buggy
Wagon, &C., together with Furniture Of said Store
consisting Of large Platform and counter Scales Sc
It. G. HUTCHINS, Administrator
MORGAN & DOW, Auctieneers.
Portland, July IL, 1875 jy12d7t
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Bankers

Who wish to remain sound physically as well as
financially use Stockwelps Patent Drain Pine II =
made by The Portland G. d. Pipe Company.
W eod1w
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Grass for Sale.

Grass for Sale.
nN the farm of the late Stephen A Patrick, Bux-
~ ton, Me-, consisting of Meadow and English,
which will be sod low for cash. Inquire of GEO. w
II. BROOKS, Admir-, No. 70 Bracket ST., Portland,
Me. iy1Od1ws
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The following are the postal changes in
Maine for the week ending July 10: Offices es-
Observation-Disclosures Mills Lincoln Co.. Moses
Mason, postmaster; Long Pond, Hancock Co.,
Charles E. Southland, postmaster Postmasters
appointed-Rev Daniel Clubhouse, Hodgdon,
Aroostook Co.
, 1875-07-19

pay his board-bilt. He employed, or rather
begged. Sam Ward. tho apicurean. lobbyist md
Jes.e johnson, 10 reIreaont him. Ward c*me
10 ths door OF Congrees, called Representative
MorrisseY out, and told him that The Haroad
!.ompan4 had nearI7 forty majority. several
Democrats being ALSO In thelr interest. WArd waa
at Ills wits en1n. hlosrisaey thought mtnuta
and d!s upon gamblers devico to baat the rail-
Th!s island vks rather barren mound, oppo-
site San FIancsco, connected with Oakland By
bridge. Tho railroad company secretly meant to
shave down Tho crorn OF the hill, connect Tho
heavy shipping Of tho mort. Axteli aud Sargent
wo'e engineering tho scllons. They lad map
prepared and aHt OH tue tsble under tho Speak,
ct's nore. plainly showing tho worthless nature
Of the saland to anybodg. VFeatcrowd of uac1n-
bors wore gathered around tho map. An hiorris-
scy cana up ho beard thu retnark mads: "1ta
worth nothing tn tho world except for 50 entre-
pot" lie said obtusely:
You nay il amt worth H. nothing. e Well,
I'll GIVE Il ,000, 900 rob IT,
aud TIL put nP e250, 90 Tomorrow"
This remark WA tho shot tha. knocked away
The mnin argument. 1io had Fernando Wood
make tho offer IN potlttoo OF f1,O0u. oo0 for
fioat Island. Then. Elhn Washburne on ons
sile. and Morsissey md Wood on the other,
beEaa 10 beat up rocruils.
That night, G. +. Huntington. vice-rreaident
OF tl: roa.. went to Morrissey'a room.
o,r "nSio1,Tt,,sssy" 10, sil he, why do you Oppose
''We'l.." said MorfiAsc!, "mv public rcasou ia
that 5on lare hal enough. Yoa askod for an
empire OF !and. and tho Government Eavo you
en- VOL naked fot. Nv other rcasou ts that q
friend of mino h,a nights In sust Island. lie is
nnor man. lou hre all worth ak or ssyeu
millions ap1oco,, 4 you had bcea 1ua. or gen.
erons. YOU would hsrs given that man 1Eyan
t29't9o before You applied to Congrosn for his
t=land. lou didn't th!nk Of IL. aud i'm against
you,
IN give you 800. .o0o.~ said Huntington,
locking into Mofrissos'n e7es, 10 pass that
''You cAs'1 o1vE II 70 aE."
said Ho1r1s'cy, looking tack. "And ns Ire mi
Ill them meu on record, don't eco low thes
| can change their voses," AIorrsseY t!nfsnod
this tale bs describing the bcene whom there wss
tic vote co tho bsli, aud Haino had to giyo the
casting voto.
"Hs WAS three minutos doing It." said Nor
tissey. "He voted 10. ue didn't want 10,
Every eyo IN Congress was on him; for they
Ail knoWed he vas : railroad man." GATH.
, 1875-07-19
avo boon botoro has boon told Ill thcy wauteJ

hare beon botoro has been told Ill thcy wautcJ
to know.
K.--Whr. then las III, Board Of potics a,
inny tolerated 3fr. Nchm as Superintendent Of
Pollen 7
B.-Slmn3r hecausa majority Of t.e Board
woa'd rot CONCUR ID h,a 4I.m,ssal. Mr. Kel,n.
waa appointed by tho Ma7or III aptte NJ nv stren-
Mnta rroteH:F "a Mayor Coivn viii &fitrm. When
that m'n vas proposed wont to M,sot co:vln
aud sos1 him tin. he as not t1oing rigAl but le
iHtisrED on TIE APPOINTMENT,
md ever sInco that tho follco Department has
been Rro~iux dnliy worss In rome respects. The
men IN thoueslses are Kooi. A liner body If
men think I fheyot saw. But thar Bupnrh.
tcadons II tho rnpat eonsummata schemer think
ever Hhw. Justice D1yden uues his defeat to
Ms. nelu, and 1sshm told Keno long before tho
time that he uas going to do It. Whon 8uumcr-
nc!d was about to os .: pointed ns 'successor
told ma that "1ha Mayor ubo male could take
Aray.' and hal nothIng further 10 say,
Rep.-Wsll,. you bavon't anyth,ng against
SutnmestIeld. hare you.
wlrrsnt for tho arrest Of tho can-cau ahou. /
hear
GAMBLERS ARE L,onrLY FINED,
and that 10 all.
Rep.-What grounds havs sou for thu ASSOC
bters
b.-no ron not betlevo they aeo7 Do you
think / Aystem honest which toetatos . b1hkp-
room as close to its headquarters ~ tho Lako-
eldc DusldInga7 have eYo1y HsonniH for bo.
iIeyinR that the forcs Ia corrupt aud think
everybody else has. The
sTRE1rs ARE FILLED WITH uAMnIEas,
tblevos and bunko-ropcrB. Soon attor Mr.
lsehm sas put into tho Board OF poiics, ho
CAUSED to be repeated an orler. doyolviug tho
luty Of keeping .tho streets clear OF sutll gam
tlers Upon the several Police Captains aud Ser
geansa. All the While ho was tgnrtug for tho
poatlon Of Police Superintendent. II tho Board
mad succeeded 10 obtaining continuation Of tic
Injunction. that and similar good o.Lers might
have poured 10 upon Tho Superintendent ~ faet
that hs would have been GLAD to resigu.
Tao reporter again oudeavors5 10 ascertain
what Alderman bad bean ofYo.el husl, moaey
but Mark steadfastly refused, sud the interview
was testntnated with another glass OF aa,cr to
assuags the thirst Of tho we'll. WHAT tho Po!;ce
Board will do, will 10 the result of consultation
With their attorneys which viii take place tnia
morning.
, 1875-07-19
muass DO CeoQuyts CFtttclsn1e oI
EE@u&I1NIA m&unafaa

Although The philosopher MAS popular with
ths Frsuch p:opls eeasrstly, ~ tho tepEeasnt-
leading a1astocTats. ike Louis XVI, Aa1te An
solostte. and Nms. Do Osequy. Tbs l&stos
thought. him anything but gallant. At : ro-
psat who're shs ~ s!ooKsids Of hun. and
sost, bfo.n watstaoat brooches Of same, and
s.zyat striped With red, ahe thus records her
inIpEss4ion1 THAT which asw most remarks
bis IN hum VIA bin mode Of eating sRgs. lie
emps,sd hvs or alx lnto goblet, uiuelug salt
pepper. aud butter. and thus made jo!i rago.i
rhla.ie!phs2us. Hs cut ~sth h,s knlfa the pieces
Of melon hs wlxhsd to aat; and hs bit tbs aapar-
asus, In p.ses Of cus4nR OF The point with bis
knifs o. tho plats. and saliag Il pEopArlr with
fork. Ycu psscsave u was ths Isods ct
sAvA2&." -4lbsrt RAa6sf 1hsaAA III AaaA1
, 1875-07-19

quehthntl to his daughter tho wtfo Of Prof. Will
lam y. 1InmmcI. la.o nj l,rowh Cr1ivessttv. Ths
apeciaI bolnca.s nro: To Foreitn sissions
Es,onn: lionc Miraour, s;',n0a; Church Ut slo
il deetnnr, Providence. SIN nU0.
The personal bettua-ta are: II, Toe Eostor.
$1,000: tbs Hxnt Rav, Bishop Tho.uan II.
Clark. Of tho Diocuse Of Khn1a Island. snd tho
de.ce, $500 EACH tho Iey. Mr. Duane. to pur-
Chase wsch, t40o John ". Vernon, e5on per
anuum Mrs. Emory, os Eoe.ou. Ills alrttr.in
Law, e, 900 per annum, and to zach Vt his nn-
rnerous servants, 4i0u and e2p0 p"r aEntn,. 10
his sott-in.law. Prof. Ghmrncl, Tho uso Of illo
houso dnrice life md $4,000 per A,lnum. wilh
tbs condition attached.
Tho property loft BY Mr., Iyns in oatimatn1 At
from el0. 0.0f. ono to $40, QUO 600, -soms plEcs u
At higher fgnte.
, 1875-07-19
1natnsnso 0yster-Shcll Mounds in
mntnEs

Prot. Y. D. Cunning writes to tho Bath, No.,
Times II regard TO thn shell'hssps 1t Damasls-
onts, He reckous that within N arca OF 10O rods
IL length and " in width thero arc oiled l00 000,-
QUO bushels OF ovetes shella. Aud Ill that retrse
thrown down ty human caters. Qua dou,o-
shhped htllock 10 nearly 100 fest 10 height. lie
thinks the multitude Of caters may not have be %
great, but that tle hillocks tell OF time fAthor
thao number, Wlthn tho memory OF man tho
oyster has not lived IN this riyer. Btono gouges,
arrow heads, bona ncodes. pottery. and copper
knives are the only human Eeiics found smong
eha saslla. No geological evsnt OF auv moment
La occurred sincs tha formation OF the hesps,
Tho Wsokasst 0racls says It II runored that q
Tbs ahau hssp4 -
, 1875-07-19
FIRES.


At ST, LOUIS.
bF. LOUIS, July 18.-TAs extensive furniture
factory OF a1itcheu l. Co.. at tho corner OF LUCAS
avenue sud T~snty-fourth street, WAS totally de-
atsoyed By fire between aud o'clock this
nosnlog. a 1srgo amount Of mato-
rial and finished stock was aIso
destroyed. Loaa estimated At $4,000 Insured
about 40. .000, but tito namos OF the of.icea we're
not esoestainea. TAs dan,es originated iu tho
nlddio Of tho frat aoor. and, IS eyesy spark Of
early 10 the evening, ths oausa Of SIC con-
H1Rrkuon IL 4 u,yatsrv.
, 1875-07-19
FISHER.

&pteta1 Dupokth 10 tn CAtfao1 TffbuNs.
WARRINGTON, D. T., July -Diatrlct-A4tos-
ney Fisher is sttaning every norvo 10 keep his
place. Dick Harrington has been securing The
city to obtain certificates Of good character from
old ju1ymen. Fishers son says tonight that an
order has come from Long Branch to withdraw
ths demand for Fisher's Resignation. tus Il 10
certnIn that the comm.sslou Of Walls to 10
Fishers successor hke already been ssut to LoaR
Drauch kx6aG
, 1875-07-19

"a, London writer says, vt L. eytdont that
Tafkey 10 on Tho brtpk of uAttouai bankrmntny'
9he tosA Eavoaus Of tho couutrY Amounta e.
x1s,M009o year. OF this Els, 900, UO0 yosr u
ssHsstloEea ~! Up In payments On account Of Tho
iesnk'o for the public service Of he oountry sha
sultan sppsopltates E2,oo0. 700 TO biz own uso.
4 round mllisoa psr aanum ID, therefore. lha
1no!e emoaut applicable to ths maintenance al
ths ARMY, nary. aud public Services" ~
, 1875-07-19
EukSrEOkE.

.. 6ukSTR0kE.
Special Dtspateh to Ths Chteaao 1t1bunf.
1Sp1AsAPotls, July l8.-Tho frat fatal SUM-
stroke Of tho season took place yesterday. John
sehwetzoorger, q labo4ur in A. D. 6trcight's
lnmberyarl. foil dead from over-sxerton and
drnk!nR tce-water. Ho was formerly + residcLs
Of DaseRvtlle Itlpley County.
, 1875-07-19

5p<ttd3 UaFolcR 70 Jhf Chlo72o 1TfbNNs.
ERIE Pa. July l8.-Ths Republican campaign
will bo opened In this city Thursday eveulng BY
grand opan-air measing to 10 held in the Pub
llo park. Tue meeting comes OF In good season.
during tho sssslou Of the United atAtea Court
and the Ens RACES. Gov. John F. Hartrsnft.
tho Hon. John 8eotk tic Hon. Thomas n. Mar
shall Gen. Henry IL. Hoyt, aud othsr prom!nsut
spsaksss, will b present Aaa xddtess the mvst-
Ing.
, 1875-07-19
The Military Next Overpow-
cred and the Command.
ers Killed.
Ono Officer Cut 10 Pieces and the
Streets StreWn with His
Fragments.
A Million Dollars Damage Done
Ere tho Restoration
Of Orlcr.

p4x4u4. 1nlv R.-Adyfcoa from Ban Halvsdor
r.ate that troadful riot took paco 1t Ban
hipuel. \ town of 10000 Inhabitants, In the
,cuthern part Of the Reuubhc, A R1cat deal OF
al,coutont had beep oxctc1 agx,uat tho Govosn-
mint bv ita rnfrsat to. silov pastoral OF tho
n,hop Of solyado, wristsn In tone hostile to
,uo lAvs to be rea1 In tho churches. There had
,,Fo been cnn.sdernhlo hoati?o fcoIng among tho
ioypr claasea oviun to some regulations reqnfr-
nr ,1ca,erR tn pee now ruarkot-place. Nhl1o
nr:tcss vcrc IN this condition rrieHt named
ps:a:ios preached sormon aga nst tbs consti'
,u.ed aulho}ikos on Sunday, tho 20,l ult.
THE WORE or TIE prMoss.
That evening tho mob arcso, attacked tue
cab..ao and ltberatol eone 900 polsons. They
tncn proceeded TO xBsarlt tho small garrison,
scd aook tho cuartel, killed Cons. Esptno8a and
caatro. cut tho fot,ner to rloceH aud threw the
pieces at each cthos, split tho skull OF Con. Cas-
,ro md throw him oyer the WALL where lo VAS
ntct,d mn b, his mother and died In tlrca days.
TITO Garrison we're nearly all asssssnated, aud
ooap. prominent cltixous killed. Aftnr this tho
t.ani;e nab
get r1nz 70 BONE stx7EEx HOUSES
rith kerosene. Before the town was eutirelY
ass!l,yed It fortunately happonod that HI:
criti> Msiesty's Ahip Fausomo wap at Ii Unop,
when sue landed bcr marInos, which allowed tho
ga,r.lo an there, united milh somo troops f.om
Ar,ap ia in Honduras, to march 10 tho relief Of
San Miguel aud put down the mob Tho curate
palac,s, =. last accounts. WAS arrested with
otaer; who had participated In tho outbreak, md
: goa. many of tho inferior rlotars Lad been
suor
BY or'ss Of P1ceMsnt Gonzales, who had ar-
rived With troofs. With the housea destroyed
, 1875-07-19

WHAT SENATOR THURMAN THINKS.
bAtTlzonE, Md, July Ex-senator Thurman.
Of Ohio, haa been for several dags the gne.t Of
Senator DAyis, Of West Virginia, II Deer pa,k
Hotel. on the baltimore L Ohio Railroad. Yes
terlny reporter OF the Baltimore Gdzette intes-
Vowed Senator Thurman on tls financial plsus
Of the Columbus (o.) platform. Judge
Thurman talked quite freely on tie
situation in Ohio and bis own
relations to II, which, be thought, had becu mis-
understood. In reply TO inquiries, be said the
Democratic party in ohlo u divided on tho cur
rcncy question. Tho financial opinions con-
tanned In tbs Columbus platform should only bo
regarded as tho expression OF local opinion, and
nothing could be moto unjust than tho attempt
to charge Oh thla scooDnt that tho Democrat. O
party ~ \ national organization IL animated
BY > srtrs Of imitation. In oil timer Of commes-
clsl deprestlon, the CRY Of "Mofe moneY T" Ia
1aton fe sure To bo found in both political par
ties, and 1t Ia very unbeoominR for Republican
Journals to denouncc the Democracy ~ Al intia-
ZION party whilc 30 prototnont Republican as
oqds' oba 6S'' h.F,agans se' bs
bond scheme and greeuback hsrssies. He also
rcfcrrcd 10 other Republican leAdera who hkvo
been first and foremost In tho tsfeRss OF sreen-
backs - tho beat currency The world uvor baw.
Touching tie doaiie for Republican auccess In
tbs present OHIO CANVASS In tho interest Of DEM
ocratio ptsnup1ee, Senator Thurman said !:
It No man who comprehends tue poliu-
cal situation aud hopsa for iss suceosa
Of tho Democratic party At the next rIealden-
tial election should dosire Z Republican victory
In OHIO, tn tho foolish belief that sooh result
will contribute to : Republican defeat In 1876.
Nothng could 10 more erroneous. Democrat
ic defeat In tho approaohlng State elect,ou ia
s.mply suicidal. Il II truo that soEions errors
were inserted in the platform. did my best 10
avert sAo Threatened svtl, bat, becanao
othsru disagreed with ms, sea no reason why
ahouid bolster up tho Republican party. II
or1oTb have been committed In Ohio they can bo
corrected They need not be tho axcuse for greater
ones. The Republican party 10 Ohio il alsu
! DIVIDED on the currency question. Tbs financial
plank in their platform can bo conssraod to
.neAu bard or soft nouey, and prominent Oho
Republican Congressman ste IN favor Of moro
g1eapbacss.' ReplyinH to tho charge that be
eyinced lack Of moral courage for not do
nouncuB the iudAtion plank oi tbs Columbus
platform At tho ratification meeting, he sad
:" Tho plAca and t,ne vAs net oppostune. It
Ia ErsAt Injustice to condonn ono for
opinions norer uttered. hAye
eald or dons nothing to warrant
the charges brought against me. My reco.d IN
the souata Is before tho country, and on that
record vet stAnd. l Am to make my first
speech Of tho campaign II Mansfield. O.. July
81. aud shall then announcs my Disagreement
u,sh tho 1usncial provisions Of tho plsttosu.
and, throughout tae campaign, shall say
nothing to a,screaik the convictions Of Ahfettne.
, 1875-07-19

Sbzf5d7 E5FTz5p5H7z7taz u TN C15de8 7S99uHz.
MrnREaon, L., July t7.-The nomination Of
the Hon. Samuel ]. KirkNood for Governor of
1owA By The last Republican s!A:s Convention
meets the unlvcrsa! appreciation ol Republicans
hero. No other nan In 1owa could hAvo been -
acceptable to the groAt mas Of the people ot
this State "a 1owA's War Governor. Tbs Slate
ticket throughout s stronR, aud will add strength
township nominations up. The CANVASS for the
fall elections Ia Clayton County has boen opened
by two Liberal candidates censes.ng warmly the
nomination for Sheriff. The two candidates. In
question ara ". A. Donton. the prsaout lnoum-
bout. aud Fred Bergman. German. Tho cou-
tes. Ia becoming bitter and rcraonat and. II lhe
feeling continues 10 inorea3o in intensity, bY tho
tlmo tbs Convention conyenaa, tho part7 defeat-
cd will probably net acoept tho situation w.th ~
much gtAco a. tho party managers would like
Pcrsoual 4i3hts for nominations aEe bad foe
Qtftcs party vQko.
, 1875-07-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NFHe

NEW Yoax, July 1a-A1siYed. The xteaus.
Atr18on, from Bristol
New Yoax. July 18.-Arriysd, tha steamer
Celtic, from liverpool.
PLYMOUTH, July lY.-Ths steamer Cambria.
from Newport, 4ha arrived.
, 1875-07-19

John n. FosteE. Of South Haven, h.a ha.n
sprointsd Agsut fof Van norsa County. MICE.
Gsnar1 bupaEv,sion Of Chaz4tshia. Psasi ~
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