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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-03-05

when You visit or leave the city Of NEW YORK, save
annoy aud expense Of carriage hire and stop Al
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. II has over $50 elegant
" turnished rooms, and is lifted up expense Of
over tSOOiOOO Elevator steam, aud all modern i'm
proyements European plan. The REkTAl.
AA NIs, Lunch Counter and Wine Rooms are sup
phed with the best the markets furnish The cu.
stAe Il unsurpassed. Rooms for a single person. 81 90
and y per day rich suites for families proporionAts
y low, SO that visitors TO the city aud travellers
live more luKuEiously for less money, Al the GRAND
UNION than a. any other hrst-cass hotel in the city
Stages aud cars pass the hotel every minute for all
parts VI the city. Gf.Sw ID GARRISON, MAnIgers.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-03-05

Two landlords in Alexandria, Va, and
one in Baltimore, have closed their hotels,
rather than abide by the requirements Of
the civil rights bill. This isn't the first
time that men have bitten their own noses
olTin order to crafty a foolish spite.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-03-05

Congress has restored some Of the worst
features Of the ranking privilege, having
Tassed an act allowing public documents
iog 90 free through the mails. We hope TIE
measure viii be vetoed by the President
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-03-05

New Hampshire opens the political ball
Of the year with her State election next
Tuesday. The probable result is one OF
those doubtful things that are "mighty on
Slrtiu'."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-03-05

The forty-third congress becomes thing
of the past at noon to-day, Thursday.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-03-05
Guilfordl.

= NEW VERSION OF THE SALARY GRAZ"
The notorious salary grab is no longer
a pastime in which cong ress men alone may
"Iake hand and the way they go for
their "back pay" down in Guillord is a
caution to all slow paymas,ers. That was
a lively scene, the other day, when one of
the "bOys" in a certain manufacturing es-
adjustment gently requested tue "bOss"
TO come down with the stamps, and was
told that be mad the money in his pocket,
bat would pay him when he got ready"
wheIeupon, ISIS came into requisition, aud
a sharp skirmi,h ensued between master
aud man, the former receiving several
lille admOnitOry sears about the head,
besides losing his handsome beard at one
desperate grab, while the former escaped
with 4 few scratches. There is town up
in Chiuenden county where one Of the
combaianis might !u,licIie for few weeks,
as the men Of old were advised under
similar Circumstances. For particulars.
see 81 samuel, lO.h chapter, 9Th verse, last
clause.
NonAL- .AFrEE wAT.s.)
l., dogs delight to bark and tite,
For 6ol has made them 50;
Let French and Prussisns growl ana hgkt
For tbs their nature 10.
But young mechanics should not ut
Their angry passions rise;
Their great big Lands were never made
To bung each others eyes.
Town officers for 1875 Clerk aud treas
urer, 5. L. Hunt; seleclmen, Orison Thayer,
Frank l.. Ward, Joseph {. eating con-
stable, collector, town agent aud grand
juror, Chis. L. Alexander; listers, Henry
5. Chase, Henry Ciisbec, Eddy c. Bagg
oyerseer Of poor, j. C. Cutting superln-
lendent OF schools, IIeury S. Chase; trus-
tee public money, Levi Boydeni fence
viewers, c. +. Ehabrook, Chas. Clisbae, X.
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TO ADVERTISERS

1AEysRxoNT PHGSlX has larger circulation than
any o,sst Newspaper In Southern Vermont
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5. Thayer. Tax, $3.50 on the dollar. For
county commissioner, Geo. +. Gale |.
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New YorL STOCK and Men., M.rL.,

New York, Mar. .. Money active at Per ct.
sold steady, closing at ia 81.
Government b. nds firm.
The following are the closing quotations:
, 1875-08-23
TIE COLOR-LlNE,

LnmaF's Address to tho mississippi
NamocxRcys
Tho Btsto Convcation Of the Democratic
party OF Misass!pna met II Jackson = TOW days.
ago, and, arter nominating ticket, WA ad-
dressed by tho uon. l.. 9. q, Lamar, who Ia
esteemed to bs the great orator Of tho State,
and perhaps tho most eloquent and atstssnan-
like Democratic mombor OF Congress In tho
Boutb. A. correspondent vrises ~ follows OF
Tho speech. Tho color-llno men Of tho Demo-
cratic party declare that nona but whito men
shall 10 oIocled TO ohloe that no negro. however
competent. should DO pal1uittol to hold othca.
Ths restlesA, violent, disanocted ensnbtts OF
society, who ars svor too ready 10 participate in
acts Of violence, compose the party which Ad-
&,ss the oolor-lias policy, 10 adopt and act
upon such line Of policy Ia 10 encourage Sto-
lenpe aud Intimidation u elections. Frlor Ia
the meeting Of the convention Col. Lamar had
taken : decided stsnd sEainst the oolor.liua. aud
bid baen reuonlnatsd Tor Congress In hs dis.
trict. which u largel5 Democratic, and had 70.
osptSd tue nomination, upon : platform Nhlah
Wsa conservative In spirit.
HI HAs invited to Addtess tbs delegates to
the State Convention. aud lhe importance IT.
tAehsd TO biz spssch aloae snteely from tha
independent poal.ton which ho visa known TO
occupy, aud tbs probable sdses which hls ~osds
Would htodAaa nnoa ~ Audl4aas sa2Ruska u
, 1875-08-23

POSTAL TELE0RArHT IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, Aug. Alt Ia worry nice thing to be
abo 70 Hond teiegraphic dispatch to airy point
within tho UAited Kingdom u the rate Of
shilling for twenty wtrds,-press messages
going at tho still lower rats Of 100 words for
shilling. but It nov appeass that thta Ia too
cheap, aud that while tho number OF dispatches
Las doubled IN tho last four yoars tho Increased
expenseB attending them has boon SO great that
the Po.tal-Toegraph Department this year will
incur loss OF f26y. 900. This unfortunate 70.
suit, however, appears to be partially duo to tho
fact that, when the Government took tho tola-
graph companies nndos III CONTROL, It faiaod tho
pay Of all its employees. Another causs Of
trouble Ia found in the fact that, n its anxiety
to ailorl every [aolty for telegrAph!uR. the Gov
e1nmeut estaoIiahed a yast number OF new Of
fceH, 49 Of Which. cut OF total Of j. Go2. arc not
aiouo lhoro are sis postai-telograph oflccs. Al!
bu. soven Of these. howevor, hro profitable;
and tlos0 which are doing business at q loHA arc
principally those which arc located In small and
obscure country placoa. Having placed it's llard
intend to look backward aud 1t only proposes
to change tha present SyBteln in alnglo detail.
At present you can aend massa9o of twenty
wofds. exclusive Of your own aud your cor
respondents addrehs for shilling. The aysr-
ago uumbcr Of words contained in shilling
message. however, III shown to ba foftv-threo-
tho avesago Of tho actual message being seven
teen words. and tho remaining fwepty-six being
made up Of tho addtoas and OF wosds not writto1
by tho seuder, but by Tho clerk. and known ~
''seryico Instructions" Tbs department ia now
preparing plan by which these lAtser wosIa
may bs omitted. Or greatly abridged aud it pro-
posos also to adopt the " word system, BY
which message Of ono word will cost only ono
twontteth OF what ono Of twenty words will cost,
exclusive Of the address aud signature Which,
under this systsm, must be also pad fos.
, 1875-08-23
THE DISTRICT INSANE.

TuB CRIMINAL wAY tn NiIIou rwENrr.THAKE
POOR nElxas HAVE ngES 1ngATgp
Sptt,4! I,4pateh 10 tbs cAtea4u Tribune.
WAsutsoroA, d. G.. aug 22.-Tbs documents
Which accompany tbs report OF Ut. Nichols upon
tho treatment Ut tue indigont insans III the 0ov-
crnmcnt Hospital do not seem 10 exouerato tho
management from the charges Of inhumauitv in
disposiug of theua peraous. Tho Attorney Of
the District recommends that Conxrsss should
reluburse the District Tor the caro- OF these per-
sons, DR.. Nichols shows thAt, OIL the contrary,
tue caro- Of transient iusaua psrsons has not
beau long continued, aud has not boon great
expcnso 10 tho D!sttlot. DR.. Nichols ssys OF tie
suggestion thas additional burdens ba placed
upou tue ueuo1al 1oyorumept;
sm Of tbs opinion that II should 10 cheerfuly and
prO.nptiy pai!l from tie ps.l!rt Treasury. Eur
l~su.y years he unltsd STATES. nut sas u
,ns H. II ss fs s
ilIllHtut .nd p4ubur iusaue that wuuId Lave beup
el4Ee4bls o tho D44tttt Ut Columbia had IL Essa SUBJ
oAsr .aaAe.paA.lss * sas country .na should IL.
gard VII #ftust " throw upon CouRFe44 the sxpeuss
II .uyposs;tH = few Transient Insane persons that
lpr41uy ia.en care of here - il uupe Gy Iii other
co.mun.tlcA IL addition 10 tbs u their owu IN.
s4us, - s4'utilg somswaAto AZ unxarransAblo in-
uuss tssasmaa. tn.. hospssas III isms.ss sua ios
m..es .eIa 2!s s,lttnd1Reat. saa lauRsF patients
Sssu q IL d. 1.,s: e 10 1t .sS. NY I'm: I'm:
vhsa thsy S'ssm: a., insane 10 n.vs gained
u 4lul would lv chafgeads 70 tia DlslEet and 4a,r
support by II could uot bs avot4s1 had not
lnads uose literal provision os thsf .u sia.,
u,sAt tlsn eoJoys4 " Any othAf municipality IN lbs
country -tssnsls tu shs 1hoA word. fst twenty
t4sss lud:e.nt tusane ptssous have b>s1 sent axs5
ro.l4 in Ihs usln without food o. noney, 90 fttsJ.
boAs " kh& cats. aud u tbs AtE~sts af ds1t atIss
, 1875-08-23

instead Of The negro being tho miserable. down-
trtldie'' wretct, he ia generally depicted, he IL
the great man to whom tho whites l,,lat defer.
II IN not uaslrltiug. after all, that tho negro
ahonld he inflated with i.ioas Of llis own inn
I'nrtance. Ha tces largo f1eat REP. up for
thu t'nipoAa OF preventing his co.,nirymcn
being cart,cd into e,sscry; he knowH thst tho
colons os Sierra 1.eone n maintained solely fpr
the teneft Of s'a liberated cou,I,atstota t,o aecs
ami IpI1ts with TIM n!ItAionarios and. toing Ig-
norant and naturally vain, Ito ,nlaglncs HAT
sincn whitn tneu take 70 mich trot,bln about him
he n't.At be = rerson Ut i,nmtuse Importance.
There aso snany excellent anil pions u,iaaion-
alics, but, unfortunately, tho spectacle Of tho
ncctarnn dyIr.nn1 carried out ti,erc from Europe
llas had bad result in son,o respects. What IN
tho negro 10 shiuh Ut Christian1ty when lie 4ocs
n1iarionarics OF ysrf0Ik churches continually
aquabbAug Among themselves" H'ords.
, 1875-08-23

IL It n Plat, u,t lnhtsrrectt0T,, or II
Panic 1.-Two Hundred and Fifty
Bench Warrants Ixsueu-OpiMiOnx Of
the Atnlo Newspapers.
AuarsTA, Ca. Aug. 2u.-1t will require
the trial Of the prisoners. which OCCURS on Mon
day next, to do;Grmino whether tho negro out
break was piot or panic. but tho Governor.
beng interviewed, thlns2 there WIS q plot, which
waa disconnected BIZ IT'D premature discovery. Hn
also SAW that II nsnrrection bo proved. tho laT,
Which 1.l!cts 0eath ~ 1ts punishment should be
enforced. .
Judge Hesachcl Y. johnson has iasucd 25o
bench sarrantH. asd l1see humber Of arrests
have lceu male Oh other warrnnts. Al WtiEhtt-
Wills. u: In 1olsnson County, 81; Ut Ienul,e:
1t; at Midway, Ii; a. sandarsvil,c. u: and
Johnson. Wilkinson, Dodge, Jefferson. aud t4au-
reua Couutles tue negro military companies
wern rnder orders to move to-day, and,
With tho exception Of ono company st
ShtllerHg!ic. which IefueGd, a.o ready.
but the object appears, trem tile only weil-au-
thenticatod documents SO far found, to hRve
boon = sort Of military aud political naes. meet
iug. Tho house Of Candy 1larrs, Who Issued
tho alleged order to kill tho Whites vas searched,
and from letters found the1o ho Was in tho pos-
session Of moncr froln unknown sources to DO
t,isbursed for political purposes. and 1000 stand
Of arms. Mimic rifles wero promised from un-
known parties iu South Carolina.
1Ae.e is nothing fixing an Intended nsssacre
on tho negroes gene1aly. ~ho have dispersed In
ali directions. K negro Cap.uin aud Major are
III jail here, and ladies' and children from tho
exposed counties hAvo arrived for safety in the
city. but viii shortly return homo. The negro
preachers to I'LL tho counties concerned arc mos-
lug about rapidly, aud oie left here for that
ecctiou to-day. In Candy Harris house pro-
test against masa-mectings ns tlia t1sne, Bout
him ty somo negro politician at Atlanta, was
touud.
Tie State papers differ widely In opinion, but
aRreo iu thinking war Of races rdiculous. Thu
Atlanta Conxtit0iion sayS:
'The nogroos are crazel with passion and
poverty ot tito uoet ab!scs degree" and snin1is
tho disturbance engineered tu influence the Ohio
election.
Tho Atlanta Herald thinls it tempest IN =
teapot; aud tho Savannah .idrf7'tiScr tiuds moro
imaE.nation than fact III tae reports.
THO Augusta Constit"tioHuist sAys: !" An
effort Ia now on foot ia the South to btsed dis
cord between the whites and the biacks," aud
advises the xTTeat Of suspicious white men.
Tho Augusta CAr4nicle anu Sentinel would
not be astonshed to hear Of Lloolahed.
Tho Macon Telegraph Hays; "Tho negroes
are misguided and to DO piled. aud have no
eb&nca ia tha world aeatns. tho uhs.ss."
, 1875-08-23
A Good Country for the Negro.

Sierra Leone 10 terrestrial paradise ios
nosroes, who're they have al'uost e'ssysn.ns ,'!;
assault aud half kill European. an! ooiy 10
fiuod smlH au.n. but il dussr u fsld npon
negto, lbo ano Is Iao. It's nonnsommoa 'ns s5sns
1os negro to .ton,;sa tons NAV : Tn.ts h,.,,
iS Witt ~ pxssr Gxst 10 nhel iS tisy consider most
onnrnhious epj,hek, sud dancing around With
taeusoirg gestures. All this - done iu otder 70
male tLe = white bigger" loo hla tsnpeE md
siki slo i.ttsf sas tunsdlsseiy t.1s. ou. summons
sRatpst Lls a.ss'l.ut. Who u tnuIotsd Of e3o. A.
= lsfse proportion Of the ans Coca into ths
pocket ot tue person assaulted. msny OF thuso
..Lisok pcntteman tipd that II IL more profits.
abs il, psu.oke sh!ts n1en 10 ttsikb than than
10 Ypsk ioz living. In ull1 neSso "utopla," !"
, 1875-08-23

sfiaBouri, ho llas becu here for so1ne Gays, has
Just completed uIatnty IT tho investigation Ct
thu whisky frauds N ST. Lh'isA. Ttap ttttcment
ihcludeA mauY fsctn which have hot vet Lnrp
made public. Uia:r1ct Astorn#v n5tr ~llI re-
tuntn laIe to confer with ihe Scc,rtsiy If tbs
Iteasurv and Attusnos-tieunral un this nubjcct.
SANITARY iSaFErTsos Or r1sFE1r.
Ths Trea-,ity of1icinls hsva experienced so1nn
difficulty recentIy in perf3Fm.nR tho duttH of
inr,.ectng vessels arriving nt 'nutbern p',Fts to
aecorlnin thelr sanitary con'lstlon. 1t anpearn
that Atatc aud nnpiclpal authorities object tia:
the s,eht 10 MAKO At,clI inspections IN IN thrnl
and not In tho officers Of the Federal *,Dverh.
rn+nt. II . Cn.t~l States s.atuts such in1cEfer-
euco Ia constituted All offensc. rnnir!iattu BY n
ltua At f4f0 in EACH inttauco. Tbs Department
hAH deleftnIhnd u tako steps to enforcs RUS
pauattY il Case such intrrferance ~ repeated.
, 1875-08-23
FOREIGN.
The Varying Aspects OF
the s.Sicfk 1InIl'so
TrOtIbIcN.
Capture Of Seven Forts by
E1ontcnegrin Allies Of the
Hcrzegovinians.
AUSTRIAN Intervention 40 Longer Con-
sidered Improbable. =
Ledoohowski's Dungeon Lighted by
d Prospective Rod Hat
Switzerland Preparing to Abolish ConFen}s
and Sisters Of Charity.
FinaucsaI Facts Regarding the
British Postal Telegraph.
AUSTRIAN Intervention 10 Longer Con-
sidered Improbable.
Ledoohowski's Dungeon Lighted by
a Prospective Rod Hat,
Switzerland Preparing to Abolish Con'enls
and Sisters Of Charity.
FinaucinI Facts Regarding the
British Postal Telegraph.



HAQusA, Dalnatia Aug. 22.-A number OF
MontopeRtins Who Joined tho Heszceoysnan
Insurgents have captured eeven small forts
around Gasko, Duga, and Estaa. near the Mon-
tenegrn frontier.
THE WAN WILL SOON END.
LosnoS, Aug. 2}---5:"0 u. MA special To tho
Times from Constantinnp,o says that Tue Porte
las accepted tlle proposition Of frlou1ly Powers
10 counsel tho submission Of tllo insurgents to
Turkish authority, aud ropreseut to llsem tho
utter hopelossuoss OF foreign intervention.
Setv Iachn las been appointed Special
Commissioner to cxhmino into tue grievances Ut
tho uiealfectol reaple. aud it is confidently OK
pcctcd thai tho instruction will soou terminate.
TIRE WAR WILL NOT END .o EooS.
LONDON. Aug. 23-6 n. ma Ecr'ln special to
tho Times Rals that tic Austl ian Ambassador at
Constantinop.e hap BuggeHt led to tho Tl1kish Gov
eGnfuent the expodiency Of piEowng If1tze2ovlnn
q neutrality-suspicious. Rdtl,iD stratron 1tad this
suggestion bean Rcccptc4 tareo northern Powers
pl,shmcnt, Tho Porte, however, rejected The
eproption. The intervention Of Austria ts no
longer considered altogether Improbable. Tue
Austrian Government secms 10 consider that =
changc has become ti,dispcnsab Q. aud that it
Ind hest be ELECTED At limo when Bhn may
lopo to exercise a lending Influence,
THE TnuSDAAEA.
LONDON, Aug. 23--t a. nl.-Tlle Time. In
leading article Rays that il any mode ba doyl1ed
Of giving ucrze8osina and Bosnia An
Independence similar to that OF Ser
via, it Nlll 10 great relief to
tho Porto aud an advantage to Eurono. Tho
article points 10 gradual but inevitable diarup-
tion uf the Ottoman Empire. and protests nsa1st
the supposition that tho English foreign
policy will bo governed by the interests
Of holders OF Turkish bonts. mud aaFH that
"WLeuorcr tho moment arrives for further
etopa towAlda the liberation Ut Turkish outlying
provinces. We need not l'cai.ato to aasist tho
movement II that courge appear desirable"
, 1875-08-23

Mr. @. Henry Kinahau, OF the Geological snr-
yoy Of ireland. writes to 1n: lAe protrc:urs
OF tho inundatiutl Of the Sahara seem only to
look ut tue question from an African roint Of
rlow. while they quite Ignore lie future fo-
rults to Europe. Il il well known t',at the hot
pouth winds from Africa hnyo q material OBJECT
oil the SNOW and Ice Of South Europe, aud in
thOHe reaEA that tl1Fe Ii continuation 1t Winds
from this quarter the snow-lt,ss IL raiacd wAilu
the glaciers rotreat further up tho saIlrYs than
ordinary. From t.lis IL appears probable. al
has been suggested by an eminent &C.
ologiBt, that lilo retreat VI the Ice anh
hnUH into tho higher portiuun 0f tho European
mountains followed the dryinE-nn nf tho
sea that ouce occupied thu Sahara detert the hot
winds generated on tlle large expanre Of saul.
thus exposed. have altogether changed the
climate Of Europe. II t!lo suggestion abose-
ment1oued ls correct it uonll appear tia: tho
inuulatlon OF the Sahata, II practicable. wo"ii
Affect uot Gully Atticn, but also Europe:
II should therefore 10 inquired would
tho climate OF Bauth Europe be 81 afauua!lv
chAugeh thas eventually she a,s'w !s"s wo's;ts
descend 10 it4 aucuut limits; that considerable
portions OF Italy. Spain, France. h"'tisrlano,
etc, would to enyutopnd II, erpotuhl shoH
~Lle tho Rhine, Danube, and et!eF rissts would
be changed into Eloas glaciers? Anu Il taeSa
eventually would 10 tho results. would tho iua'
u,sdla.e advantages gaiped hy Africa comnen
safe for the nfter disastrous nss to Europe Z"
, 1875-08-23

NM, far Tho eucccss Of the Confetcracv." T4ia
IA m important indication Of tho drift of Act|'-
n,ent in tho Democratic party Of ienneaace.
Iuasnedlatets after tue doath Of Mr. Jolluaon'
several journals at ths North predicted that luis
successor would corth,aly be Al ex.Confederaio
and she event jusslticB tue prediction.
The IIon. Fred EIassauteh, tho distinguished
f]erpan Liboral Of Cincinnati, writes 10 friend
in Akron, O., that llc a,Rlt vote for Gon Hayes.
lie Cannot b7 his voto indurnc tho financial }lsf-
eetes OF tbn Democratic stato platform. though,
ip other respects, Eo IL very vol! pieasod with II.
Tho Germans Of Ohio aeon to bo voting so'dlJ
with tho Republicans this year; aud Is is be-
lsevcd that they aud tho antl-aciloo!'fund dt'
vision mou hold tho balanco Of power.
Tho Buffalo Commercial Airertisfr misaes
tho point Of tho phrase, 'ts[cawbor kellcy." II
is appropriate bccauss Micawbor was = man who
fauccd that ono form Ut ininbtcdnesH could 10
satisfactorily sottled by issuing anothes. boar-
ing no interest; aud Mr. Eeloy Ia Of the Sane
way of thinking. Ito rroposus to make two
kinds Of /. o. U.s-groenbacks an1 bonds hcAr-
tnR nominal htcrest. Whoever Ia dEaattncd
with the ereenUacks can llayo bonds with inter
est in grcenbacka, and wloesor Is dissatisfied
with bonds can hnvo groonbacks.
Mr.. Welsh, Of rhiIadclphia has nottcod the
suEgoslion OF hiH namo for tho succession TO hIr.
De1ano. But he says iIo wouldn't tako lilo place
II # wero offered to him. lto thinks ho has no
peculiar fltuesa for 1t; and, besfdeB 1t ia fixed
priucp1o with him, ~ 1t was With Lis honoFcd
[..i,o- boforo lin, In accont mn oft,ra In yltrh
1a'noi no4o1o "' " 1~op' ~. ~ NJ. s..
all cmo1umHns IN aetaehol'. alt. Welsh aoos hos
dczorye any particular credit for this resolution.
~ 49,, =, olor, ctor ai,v1d yauor,l1v rafr,o y,
II neu % sna. a'' eDuo .,4 sv': .o.. ~ w.
Ind vnv.
p"A ""'. ..
In the absence Of Gov. Amos. Of Miestsslppi.
=, tho Nor,t, t],r,nr the sun,tnor tim Ii,,,fnn.
~ -. T,.e 49, ' ' "o
Ant-bosernof. LAWS W name. mniatto, has
hmm rendering himself o]o,lB t,y the number Ut
..sd,,. .r1;ch In h.a ovor =, rnr.,ra c,,vIc.,.d
lAfo'o' MAJ. ~ "e1 - ~" ~ po'e''o w"
at crime. X Is openy alleged that money NaB
s;no,, nd roca;vod f,r IN ,a,,,nco ~ t,,o mr..
6' .,,. ~, i,
aous. Nhether this be 30 or nos. Tue nntnpes ot
os,uons given, aud given in come cases where
t,.o.,r had hoa,, rafr.,, t., +ha a,varror ia
, 1875-08-23
Another Bloody and Probably Unpun-
ishable Horror in New York
City.
n Buslness.1In Grnrn1Cs with q
Burglar III His Store-
IsDnl,ls.
The Burglar Beats Him with IN Iron Bar
So Badly that liz Will Die.


e,, ~ I.ot 1,.o II, =, s.''4'tE "1
'cref"3 0,''a'eh :" t"e Lh'.a"o !''o"~'
NE" 1aas' Aug. 2!-A thrilling Tragedy AMI
burglary incurred at No. 215 Greenwich strent
to.,.ay. bv which Janea II. Soo. of ,ha firm If
I,msu II xoo 4 s,,,. oil, nr,,, ,b,v l,a. h,s l,fa
.r, n. ..' .'!.'. :. 49, ,%.. 's 1.a
Ahu "ta "lo e1'ene''e of''an 'i'auu1ae'o'er'' anu
II ther lofts arc stored largo quantities of waltz
aLIo feathers aud atocf Tor manufacturing
brnA1,eu Mr. Nan aecuretl tho ecul.Ja on Satur-
dav ,o ,,.. m ,hioxea rn1rht eutcr mn suuJn,
~ 4' 'a.' s .. r's,:.' ''. W
".'s' '''s hs'' "oht hcele ise,as's "o""hF a''sas
their property. About 1880 O'clock this morning
Ja,nes II, Noe feeling great anxiety About tho
st,,raee. want pxnni,o tho n,c,niucs tn sco If
III rns ,;,l,t wha,, In sscc,,1od n IL, t,,;r1
~ "o 4'tn'' "neu ~ "nee''uoo ~ '''' l"'''t
, 1875-08-23

1ap1AFAfoL1s. AuE. 2}.--Mr. Joseph O'Connor,
editor Of the Sentinel, Terminates hls connection
with that journal With to-day'a isaue, to be suc-
ossded BY Robert Mathews, brother Of the busi-
ness manager OF tha sumo papes.
Stfchf Nspateh to Tia ChLaao TrituAs.
lkp!AHAPo.1a. Ihd.. Aug. .2-Ile expected
editorial change 10 tue StHt.,et il aunouuced
th's morning., ME. 0'Counur 1eslroa, with
statement that uew policy In the conduct Of
tho paper wlli begin. ThlA meaus an absntou-
mint Of stE'ct hard'money Ideas. and the a1yo-
caoy Of iodation ~ reproasntad In tho Ohio
mssly Of tho Nav Albany ledger, IL the asw