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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-05-06

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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-05-06
NOTICE.

QUIRIN EVEN, &c. Treas.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
WHAT AN AUTHORITY SAYS.

A gentleman of excellent authority upon
our national game and who closely " atched
the contest between the Quickstep and Active
clubs was called upon yesterday by mem
ber of our reportorial staff. His mouth was
like the new moon in shape when that for
lorn cresine tips. her horns, butit finally
opened and delivered as follows: r. .1.%a
"The secret of good playing is to- keep
cool; now this is just what our boys didn't
do in that fatal light, Geary was all worked
up, Lafferty was excited and did not measure
Talley's capacity to hold his bases. They
were not themselves; in fact they were pret-
ty we'll demoralized." '7'"!"'' ''""''",
'"What do you think Of, the rain's 5 Influence
upon the game2" ...". J ,,TETIri ,HI '"o
'"Well, 1t was worse for our boys than for
the Actives besause thetheavy grounds and
hall took away one ofiour finest points, the
Quickstep while they brought outfa peculiar
main strength and lawkardness on the part
of the large Actives; do, you see the, point"
eyes, think do; but to come around to
the leading question 40 you think that the
Quicksteps are superior players" u: 'll' w.
'"Decidcdly, not a bit of dou.t about IT,,
and just let me tell the Herald that 1t will
have to chronicle aWdozeh defeats for the
Actives ifthe two clubs play that gamesin
the future 3 Il, >t'-t0sVac7 30, H. lrn nrp?
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
A Runaway Husband and De-
faulters ~ ~

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. 25.-A young
man of good appearance, named Albert E..
Waterhouse, who had been studying Law. for
some time, has suddenly disappeared, under
circumstances not favorable to his reputa-
ton. Although he was married man,
Waterhouse proposed marriage to young
lady from the West who was visiting here.
She refused, on learning that he had an In
diana divorce, but promised to mary him if
he would get divorce in this State, but be-
fore doing SO he was appointed trustee ofan
insolvent estate, from which he hypotheca
ted $4,000. A few days ago Waterhouse
disappeared with this money and the young
lady, leaving his wife and a large circle of
friends in suspense.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
Rebellion In PERU.

PERU, Aug. 25.-The government has
(thorized the Banks to suspend specie pay
fnts for four months in order to avert "a
ancial crisis owing to the scarcity Of coin
d the inability of the government to liqui-
tie the large advance made by banks until
new loan now pending in Europe is
Ftled. Four thousand Of the inhabitants
the Indian yillagehave rehelled and taken
arms against the government. L The orr
P of the uprising is of a political character.
! A sharp earth quake was felt at the Cal!
P and Lima on the 24th, but did no danger.
Thirty five siler miners have have been
covered in the department of'Tacna. rs, g
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
BALL AND BAT.

CREAGER vs.. QUICKsTEP F0-DAY-OTHER
GAMES PRoBABLE-THE PHILADELPHIA
OPINION OF THE ACTIVE GAME. .,
This afternoon the Quickstep 60 to Glou-
cester to play the crack Camden club, the
Creagers. Much interest is felt in the game
and quite number of friends of the club
will go up to witness it: A full report will
appear in to-morrow's HERALD. Hindle
will catch, at least that is the present ar
rangement. Without any disposition to die
tate to the club, we feel compelled to say as
friend, that this will be mistake. AL.
has no better friend or ardent admirer than
ourselves, but in the present condition of his
hand we think tina. it is unjust tohimsilf as
well as to the club to place him behind the
bat in such game throughout. He is with
out doubt the best catcher ever played in a
Wilmington club, but his broken finger in
our opinion disables him for the present. VIZ
shall be glad to welcome him back to hig
old position at any time when his injuries
have been completelyjhealed bnt don't think
it would be ADVISABLE for him to play to-
day.
On Saturday the Treneon team will play
the Quieksteps at the new grounds in this
city. .I,. ,t..rr. g.. Ifu,al. u.....
The following games are talked of.
Tuesday next in this city, Quicksteps VS..
Dooer, Of Philadelphia. Wednesday week,
Quickstep VS.. Keystone of Philadelphia
Sept. 9th, Quickstep VS.. Flyway's at New
York. jif" ,i.1 '.7.'' : ffyNf"""a%'
Commenting on the recent game of the
Quickstep with the Active the Philadelphia
papers say the Quickstep played much the
better game and only lost on account Of the
rain and the ball. ,
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
! HN THE TOLLS. T
THE CRY oouRr, YESTERDAY.

lhh' THE CRY COURT, YESTERDAY. ~ q
1T was earlier than usual, yesterday morn
Ing, when the HERAED man made HIS ar.
pearance at the coayt. o Two hundred and
tiAeen pounds Of municipal dignity arose
to- greet him. A placid good humor was
uppermoston the good Mayors eountenance,
for but one case was awaiting him in the
cells. Chief Brady seemed satisfied but the
force, minus fees, seemed disappointed AZ and q
sad, nr ~
His Honor glanced the spectators to order
promptly at nine o'clock, and at nod from
the Chief, Q colored individual, meek and
mild, was led gently to the bench OF retri-
button. "n-,H Ht'"Fa' ~ '<fi = h'oii Il
VIM. Lewis was his. his name, but unlike
the court, he did not believe in the truism,
that he that fights and runs away will live
to fight another day. It happened thusly:
Joseph Murphy, from the rural districts had
been sent to town with q load of oats and a
purp of the snappish persuasion, which
Joseph, in the innocence Of his heart had
fastened to the wheel of his wagon, but ex-
perience convinced him that it was better to
place his canine property at more respect
1ul ul6CduCC llOuI rpuSVAAS PASNuSoAoAS3
William, who had just turned the corner,
thought the proceedings irregular and gen
tly reminded the country representative that
he was doing very wrong act. Joseph
promptly resented such interference and a
bloody pair soon attested the warmth of the
discussion. 81 and costs settled the point
at issue. aa
When this difficulty had been satifactori.
ly arranged the court arose with proper dig
nifty and signified that the session was at an
end. Since that time, word has been re-
ceived that John Smith and Henry Fleming,
who reside in Hcdgeville, had been making
preparation to attend quarterly meeting,
which was approaching, and had borrowed
brother Townsend S coat without his consent
or knowledge. The two have since been ac-
commodated with quarters in the cells and
will be given a proper opportunity to 'ex-
plain, this morning. sssss-,'g
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
aaF dNA 1ANosasq .ls,lo,a,lnsl.4A .,sxea
Great swyiiiiininE Feat.

LoFpos, August sSMacaptsin webb
entered the water, yesterday At Doter fof his
SECOND attempt to cross The Chanel, and has
succeeded in accomplishing the feat without
the assistance Of any noating Or lifelssting
appafatus.iJ ~ ;:Gt ~ HJiMSiiiY;J nj aGi
The following despatch has just been re-
ceiVed announcing his arrival on the other
side Of the Channel'-dl n9dl bBl .lays
CALAIS, Aug. Captain Webb. arrived
here At II O'Clock this this morning in good
health and spirits, although fatigued. The
passage from Dover occupied 81 hours 40
minutes. 'Vi' %''A -J''"' VI - u
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
The Regatta at Long Branch.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. pa quiet and
beautiful sheet Of water, fine weather, and
q larger attendance were the characteristics
of the regatta at Pleasure Bay this noon.
The parties though, that as amateurs bid
fair to distinguish themselves are practice
and experience. The course was nearly a
straig1A line one mile in length, There were
three previous and one final race. The lat
ter was contested by each of the winners in
the three previous heats. In the first heat
but two came up at the sound of the whis-
tie from the judges. They were Dougher-
ty and Steinberger, the latter was compare
lively young and had an old small boat to
row in. The start,,was made at 3:17, Steih-
berger Immediately starting at an angle of
45 degrees for the eastern shore which he
reached in good time, leaving Dougherty
alone. The time of this heat was not taken.
In the second, Slow. j. Dougherty and Sell
lingman were the contestants, all got away
at 355, Slow taking water first. Off shall
low point one sixth of mile from the start
Slew was leading. Dougherty six lengths,
who was two lengths ahead of Sellingnan
and quickencd his stroke and took the
second place. Slow was still rowing a
strong steady pull which he maintained
throughout, winning the heat in eight
minutes by about one sixteenth Of mile,
Sellign came home in nine minutes. In the
third heat Clarke, Contruct and Levine
were the contestants. At 4.30 p. NJ, the
signal was given and all got away together.
Clark started directly towards Content and
before he had puleld many strokes where
he called foul and declined to row leaving
Levine and Content. Off shallow point
Content was leaving Levine who now
quickened his stroke and soon made send
of three legnths which he incresed to six
lengths and won the heat in
even-and-a-half minutes. Contest in nine
minutes; the claim of foul was put in by
Clarke, who was sustained by the referee.
The excitement was now very great as 1t was
known that Slow and Levine, who were to
row in the final, were very evenly matched.
The signal sent them both of, together at
$40 P. M, they kept pretty well together
uetil off Shallow Point, when Slow who was
rowing beautiful stroke took the lead, he
kept ahead two lengths until within 100
yards of the finish, when Levine by very
quick and strong pulling rapidly closed up
the gap the squirt was q little too, late,
however, as Slow won by three quarters of
length in 6A minutes. Levine's time was
seven minutes. .,' ri'tt .g} T ,INa; ~
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
Great Destruction to the Crops by
Frost

GREEN BAY, Aug: 25.-A despatch from
Grand Rapids says that the frost on Satur-
'dayand Sunday'nights wiped out the entire
crop Of eranberries, corn, potatoes and all
garden truck. The estimated loss, in that
county is $500. 600. In the vicinity Of Grand
Rapids there are extensive cranberry marshes
IN which many have invested their last
dollar, feeling sure Of a fine crop Of berries,
which, had it not been for the frost, would
have been considerable e G9Y! ,"@ eR. aas
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26

10 nrs cIdbbcA 1anl Captured.: % VI:
inNEw York, Aug! 96.-.Two burglars tlis
saorningt entered the, residence Off. G. CAT
teslprga No, 3A5 3A5E East IFiiffe Fifteenth ostFeot.77
Tlhsy Yepts t0 tbs fscqnd MS n l, floor ana Yer@e @ e.
gagged in packing up yaluablcs when son
ii MI: NGeaetesburg Heard 4tiiem, He give the
sYaril Atd thsHH' Selling elub fttshM at TIE
bufgni4. dgAg oei itnem eescsped bus
caagssAtiahtAeos,b by thspdliesd The Othsr
namef Donald Harris was struck down by
young Gattesburg who inflicted two terrible
wounds on his head with the club. Both
were taken to Court.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
Rapid Transit.

NEW YORK, Aug. %. The Commissions
ers on.R Rapid Transit, now engaged i'm dis
eussion regarding the route to- be selected,
express OH opinion that they WILL decide. up
on the route by September 6, two days in ad7
vance Of the time fixed BY law, They, ,,lb b. n
licve the fair will; be fixed either at five Or
three cents, thus enabling the poorer classes
to live in the suburbs, and helpnto@ empty
the oyer-crowded tenement houses in the
o:A,, .,..,.., IA >. ... .,t t- ,.,.,,... z
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The micadamizinglo1 Fourth street has
reached Tatnall, nj no:,,,j,,of. ..<'..,..r.s
Yerger, at. 405 .Shinley street, can make
you a first class set of harness. '''.
AT Fourth and Market last night, there
were no less than three jugglers. 0an .,ai
Improvement lin buildings on Second
street between Shipley and Orange
Pennington; at Ninth and Orange, is noted
for tfs good fits in boots and shoes. "9a
iBuxbaum can furnish you with all kinds
Of clothing Third and Market streets o.,
The contract for supplying the Poor House
with coal, has been awarded by its trustees
to- Jas Muiphey, foot of Shipley street. lo'
The Mr.. Smithof West Sixth street, who
bet ten to- one on the Quicksteps the other
day, is confined to his bcd-cause, financial
embarrassment. 'iilt".Ii' F"' Il i'." ''l' 3t
Capt. Hindle Of the Quicksteps, thinks,
that the wet ball which was utterly unfit for
use, had great deal to do with their bad
playing in the eighth inhing of Tuesdays
matchut,iJl 'l.pi,' lajT o6 gN"Jr.. o-pfY %
Margaret Smith; a. denizen, of the Saloon
at Third and French Streets, was arrested last
night, at halEpast eleven, for disorderly con
uuCJ IdhCA :" VAC Ao1So. cvdslSis ouC
will have q hearing this morning. ys;apim.
"A; H.;Grimshaw, John P, Almond, Jas,
H. Beggs, II. F. Dure, and George s. Ca
pelfe have been appointed similar Commits
sioners on the opening ofnElcvensh rs: rect
between Adams amlss and jackson, 10 ono o,,t
Both Of these, Commissioners will meet, to-
morrow, at 10 o'clock, at the Mayors Office,
and pf6ceed to the discharge Of their duties.
There will he a camp experience meeting,
for;the Wilmington con company, at;Assbury N,
E. church, tomorrow evening at * 3. Clock.
11ThSs' ThSes fSolloowI!ing Commissioners have beeh
Iappoffted Ny The Court toassess anddemandi
damages for theopeningo Rodney, Clayton,
DuPoat, TThhirteenthu Il, Fourtsenth, and Six
teenth Sts., Between Pennsylvania and Delh-l
ware avenHes, and Broom and Scott - AL
bert Tlptchery N ilton Lsekey, JC. NJ. Carey,
Lewis =, Gox Jaad WillIiam I.p T. AA!Ticb;, ALI tor
iesSsR Tss HHHA1P p9ss Began rs FIJI 1fR|l0E' ns9 9R
o oVpTiSm sAe South at brealuof day, I,iar =:
-oBrhgingthA Reading, Lads, Gesh disway,.
Came the Quicksteps, terrible as Of yQfe,
Telling the battle was on once more,
And Wilmington fifty miles away.
But was so shocked about nine clock that
he had to desist.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
kMARY OFTHEeNEWS

erm has failed in Valparaiso. Their
rites are between five and six hun.
Thousand dollars. II lo ~ Was
verv successful regatta took place at
oua Yesterday, which was Witnessed by
three thousand people
% burglars were captured IA i Rouse
vew York, yesterday morning by the
pant, one Of whom he clubbed nearly
ath. -Gpt
bison was discovered yesterday in the
ZACH Of Mrs. Maggin, at Manchester,
H.. whom it is supposed was poisoned
er husband. r!5ialW lilol
the races at Springfield, yesterday,
aide won in the 2.29 class. In the
class, Hopeful won in three straight
d the best time being 5.M3. In the
class, Orient won, his best time being
he regatta at Long Branch, yesterday,
characterized blythe beauty oftheday,
splendid water and the well-contested
Is. The attendance was large, and the
sion was voted one Of the most sue
|ful ever witnessed at that fashionable
liner resort. a,
The advices from Panama state that
rything remains quiet, with the excep-
Of the reports of fighting in the State
Magdalena. President Garca Moreno
assassinatcd on the 9th inst, by four
b, one of whom was an officer who had
b discharged by the President. apr
'he National Greenback Convention
vened at Detroit yesterday morning at
e o'clock. There were one thousand
SONS present, the majority Of whom
e from the working classos. The morn
session was occupied by Judge Kelly,
explained his lnconvertible Bond plan.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26

e. shuff Humbert, Who has, been absent
for some time, II expected home to-day 2'n' 4
Senator Salisbury passed, through; the
city yesterday mornHfng h oh his b way v hone ONE ar
rr'nr. As. Honeywell, Of 1this; eity, has gone golie
TO South Lancaster, Mass, where he will
attend camp meeting fr two weeks" ,,o,,l M'l2
R9a9ss es sRs II t2x9 Gsstss-
and attended the ratiftation meeting iast
evening" He returns nome " day.. -! u
III d lev days Nj sybHh r. Burrts, of Mid-
dietown, Who > graduate of the Univeftity
bfMtch{gsh;; waf leave for California, ~Aefe
50, 800. MNBhfTs is = young maIDft talent
and requirements and will be credit to our
State while abroad. He is amply qualified
for the position which he has accepted and
carries with him the cordial recommendation
of the entire faculty of the University.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
A lTtdshiprnan,s Return,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-Midshipman V.
l.. Cattman has. reported his return home,
having been detached from the Tuscarora
on the 14th inst, and has been placed on
waiting orders. Midshipmen Henry NJ.
Rogers and Walter Hughes are detached
from the Swatara and ordered to the Rich
mond, South Pacific Squadron, per steamer
of the Both inst. n'-'
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
The long Branch Regatta,

LONG BRANCH, Aug. s5:-A strong wind
S blowing from the northeast this morning
and the weather is cool. Otherwise It is. a
pleasant day for the regatta. At this hour,
1880 A. NJ, it is thought the water will be
SO rough as to necessitate postponement.
The gun for the starting of the first race
will be fred at P. N. ~ ~ HR''l.h .h
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
Probabilities.

WAsu1NeToN, Aug. rs, 1875. - In the
(adle States there wiN be clear weather and
ply rising temperature with light Southeast
Northeast ,ci,stls, and falling Barometer.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
Heavy Rain Fails.

F1NoNA, Aug. 25.-The splendid harvest
|thcr Of last week has been interrupted
rains DAY, and thsafteafhieS indicate
ettled storm Of several days duration.
(Fain yesterday has been generally from
pna to- Houshall, 500 miles through the
grain section. - by Toi ~, I,,.H' 10 t2lS,
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
fairs in PanamR-ASsassi
@ ''. Of President ,NfOnreo. " .Nl.'

PANAMA, Aug. 25.--Afairs remain quiet
Panama, there are'reForts Of fighting in
State of Magdaleno, but no trustworthy
ounts have been received. The news
m Central Americais unimportant. Pres
NJ Garea Monroe, was assinated on the
inst by foqr,wepA sOas of the assas-
was an officer, who had been discharged
the President'sorder! The Republic has
z declared in 4 state Of siege. n",,l7en, . !. !,
Ehere is no reason to believe the assasipa-
was no other than the result, Of a per-
al cnmlty. .mttLr ~. 20 IeH.t L.LI
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26

~ the TMxfl flat tSRrimgflsAds
EaNEUD, 1Alsss .,saAug.i 26. .-.Inn 4he
daS fot' tfs s.s9' b efass.e lAdefMte
n9a anya AppnssrYaesecon
pllins third, and 1pgelow fourth. In
ks sHsp& n G6h iistMses dstsMgRt
ss3sx, s.a41siishd s,so; Maud
4, and. 4. Kffppsas !fpsa Chief. L. f;.,was, .,, listanced
|ass, Orteps Non--time 2,s8N,
96; Turpin was second; Walter
sry fourth.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
A Heavy Storm.

SIOUX CITY, Aug. 25.-About six O'Clock
last evening one of the worst storms of the
season came up. Hail fell about thirty-five
miles from here, completely destroying the
corn fields, and breaking windows and doing
other damage. An immense quantity of
water has fallen.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
Fatal Result of a Railroad Acciden

ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. 25.-R H. Arnold,
one of the injured by the late accident on the
St. Louis, Kansas City, and Northern Rail-
road, died of his injuies last evening in this
city. Several others are in critical con-
dition.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
Treasury Report,

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 25.-The following is
the report Of the Treasury at; the close of
business to-day: sih J5iiii ,rniiolGJ Glo
legal tenders for redemption. or certifi-
Gates OF deposit there are $09S, ,8O0, 900.
Coin S71 ,OO03 $50 including coin certificates
for zig Cog 400. Outstanding legal tensder
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
Severe Frost.

BERLIN, Wis, Aug. 25.-- was severe
frost here on Saturday, Sunday and Monday
nights and last night. The temperature
was cold enough to freeze slightly. From
one-half to two-thirds of the cranberry crop
has been frozen and utterly spoiled. The
failure of the cranberry crop affects all
classes here. The damage to corn and gar
den produce Is also great. IA ,t.,.a r.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26

he Cnrlists Hoist n Flag OF Trace,
MADRID, Aug. 25.-The beseiged Carlists
seo Do Urgel have hoisted flag of truce
q proposed conditions of surrender. Gen.
mpos, however, demands an uncondition-
|capitulation. ,u.,'. ..,t.. " -.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
Something Like q Failure.

CHILL, Aug. Is. - Messrs. Asagra and
fllo, Of Valparaiso, have failed, liabilities
tween $5O0,OO0 and 100000. The firm
tered about $4,000 in forged bills. 1t is
Rted that a new steamship line, between
Rston and Valparaiso will shortly be es-
bliShed L--- .L.-- - 49,
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
seniiug nickel Currency by Mail.

WASHINGTON, Aug. ga California
Postmaster sent s25 in nickel currency to
Treasurer New, and put three-cent stamp
on the package. The postage due when the
nickel reached the Treasury was S9.45,
which was deducted from the remittance,
and balance returned by check. .,... .,.a,
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
A Guilty Husband Flies.

MANCHESTER, N. H., Aug. S5.-A chem
list, to whom the stomach of the late Mrs.
Maggon, of Raignold, New Hampshire, has
been submitted for examination, has report
cd that she died of poison. The husband,
who has been suspected, has left town.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
Grecnbacks GraveIy Considere

DETROIT, Aug. 25.-The National Green
back Convention was called to order this
morning, in the Opera House; about 1000
persons were present. The meeting was
largely composed of workingmen, and there
were but few persons present from other
States. Mr.. Thos. J. Durant was elected
president. The morning session was occu-
pied by Judge Kelley Of Philadelphia, ex-
planning his inconvertible bond plan.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
TrottiAs Nags at LOng Eraneh

TrottfMs Mays ~ LOag Branel,.
Z "il 40 key !iHuls ,t1yysi ~ nJIIa
EG sBRANcH Aug = s25sr-4The weeks
etnents" continue to.morrow 'at Mon
.Rark, ,owit4efa efaur,races.o'Th first a
BASH; purse $500, with thed following
s: Century Littleton, H. j. Spin
from Hitchcoekas. Stable |; .Esiaif,
and Camden, ffom Burns stable. l.
pc race for: mile heats the following
whlistat q Audubon, Busy Coront,
bo, and Monster.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
wv WASHINGTON.
NEWS; FROM rHEC CAPITAL
Another Call For Bonds.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s,-The Secretary
Of tho Treasury expects to make another
call for bonds on the first Of September,
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26

F1e Telegraphic Dispatches are Furnished to
Morning Herald, By the american Press
sociation, over the atlantic and Pacific
|legraphic Cos acires.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
bading nnd Penna.. railroad Stocks.

LONDON, Aug. 25.-The Reading and
pnsylvama railroad Stocks, at the Stock
change, at $50 P. NJ, to-day were selling
pho following quotations: Penna., 45H;
aiding, 5lA.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
I.AIRI.ETH0RAi OFsCRIME..

.If IWhit@ork is,asrested, there willbs, four
qapitl cases for trislat tAse, next SESSION of
Over aps Eermtlnssfs str tp this Yqt f9qntS p DIDO
The M parties nov II iail ere WIN, IL Chad I'D
wick, Charged with tie muurderr" io,f hiss Wife
in this city; Patrick Ahern, charged With
the murder of the tramp near Townsend !;
and Pierce (mulatto), charged with rape at
Kirkwood. Diligent search will be made
for the Whitlocks, in order that none of this
quartette of crimes shall 60 unpunished.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-26
HAT1FTcArroN MEErINs.

Priminr the Democrstic GUNS Last
Nt9ht.A Large Gathering OF iReOs
iple.BFOadsides from Messors. BAY.
ard, Whfte1ey and O'ByFne.FOurth
6tr0ot lAn1mateSk. w Nat was Dome
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