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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-25

The American nag appears with the original thirteen
stars in tn. page.
The hymn Is conceived in q broad, impressive style
There u little 10 charm the popular In II,
to please the average opera or concsrt-goor IL 10
very ambitious attempt probably higher lhan tho
composer essayed before We have now before US tho
piano score. tho parttxr for orchestra and the
for military band. II is very heavily
scored, moro SO even than wagncr's Cen.
tennia march, but in very different drec.
tion. There is q strong, might say, desperate
effort initiate the style OF the Great Mogul OF Bal
rcuth. But Wagner IL dangerous musical author TO
copy after. What is sublime in his hands becomes
caricature in those Of others Yet Comes, notwith-
standing palpable tendency toward Magnetism dis
played in this work, has contrived TO give large
amount Of IRE and vitality we'll - originality in
RESPECTS
He seems 10 have had IN his "mind's eyer in tha
composition OF work tho following ideasa prayer
u uriumphal march and chorus, national or world
wide in It's character. There IL something solemn and
chantlke in the opening Andante kaestoso in 81
time. II is In the key OF d major. The opening
theme very simple and short one Ia the key u.
entire hymn.
There little that be called motif In tho enur
work. but what little thore indicated In the begin
ming The orchestral arranged as folIows:--
yioni, uole. ottavlno, fauto, oboe, clarnI In La,
corni in Ia, cornettc In La natural. trombs In Nj
natural fagotti tromboni bombardonc, timpant
grande CASA patti banda arpe, vioinccIl, basso
Tho military band, which unises with the
orchestra Gnat> OF the hymn, has the follow
ing distribution in Gomez score:--Piston 10
Nj fat, ncornoe cornetta -four, tromba -four,
= clavicorni uoarl. basso nicorno uwo). Lombardne
uwo) trombone Qhreep bassi tour, taDburi lfourl
The composer wishes that not less than 200 instru.
menaliss should take part IN tho frat production os
this work. We tnink that large chorus would also BE-
required. The work may be success yhcn given Will
large band and orchestra and chorus but y worn
Of cannot compare with the great works, writes
a somewhat similar subject by score Of living com
pcsers Comes has much TO learn and much 70 studS
before = orchestral work from his hands reach
even the lowest step OF the pedestal OF tho temple u
which the statue OF Richard Wagner IL snshnned Mr.
s Gilmore has received the hymn and he will pro
ducc early style bcdtting tho occasion
for which Z written and worthy OF the renown Of
the leader and his incompatible band
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-25
WRESTLING MATCH.

BAUER AGAIN VICTOR IN oRAEco-RoMAY
CONTEST.
BALTIMORE, June "a, 1876.
In tho Graco. Roman wrestling match tonight be-
tween N. Thbaud Bauer. champion or the world,
and Wilhelm Heygstcr "fhe Oak OF tbs Rhine, body
holds best three in i've. stake 81 800 the winner 10
the receipts OF the exhibition Bauer won the
match
Bauer has challenged Antonio Peray Of San Fran
CISCO Tor the next wrestling match for U0V side
and his expenses II Pcray comes East
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-25
VERMONT REPUBLICANS.

MONTPELIER, juno "a, 1879
The Republican State Convention assemblies here on
Tuesday next The canvass for Governor has been
warm ono. Several candidates the neid and II
Is not thought that either can secure more than one.
third of the Con vention II Is believed In Of
deadlock that the Con vcntion will break precs
dent aud renominate Governor Asahel Peck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-25

Another railroad accident occurred late last night
making three deaths on tho Hudson River Railroad
yesterday little girl named Carrie, aged years
residing ~ Yonkers, crushed between two freight
ears. ~ fhlrty-nrst street and Tenth avenue while
passing through the depot she taken 70 sAo
Twentieth Precinct station House, where she died 49,
afs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-25
GAMBLING HOUSE CLOSED.

Last night Sergeant cAss, OF the Tenth prscine an
q squad Of police made descent upon The gambling
house No l4l Chrysus street., and arrested The pro
engaged IN play
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-25

SAY FRANCISCO. June ~, ls.d
trot came or at the Bay District track to-day,
between Gold Note and Voorhees,, mile heats, best
three in I'VE, in harness. Voorhees, won IN 1924,
z :33 i ami 2:2l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-25
THE CANADIAN RIFLE TEAM.

QUEBEC, June -, 1876.
The Canadian Wimbledon team sailed in tho Poly
nesan tins morning. Lord Dunerin visited them be-
fore the departure OF tho steamer and the men being
mustered Oh deck, His Exceilency addressed them
hria
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-25
HAYES RATIFICATION MEETING AT
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. June -. 1874
Between 1000 and 1000 people we're prcsen, At tho
republloAu ratification meeting tonight Exposition
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27

oemn16lt nob Dem 9ennnnten Otte u5ers
Qetubrt lperoen, tpolsl6lt %befdnnilth Or.
Ge U1oDne etnen acknowledgements
OTen gebdut bot, bel oellen GrrsbtIn9
Die r1eueiten auT 0teien0ebte!e Qeuld1tel
Grf0Drun9en ndBaeben0 tDaren.
Der Glen tDaro bereitS i'll otelen SpGl'
ten beihrieben. Sc W2opne beriprtht, in
ibm et1en menihli6en T0rper iunerbalb
5 Gtunoen in Nide al ~perlpunoe[n, o0ne
0QB oos oeltbettihe 0efubI Der Qeiotras
9eHoen ODER ionltiger antDefeuoen in irs
Geno rDetGer Welie berleBt lDeroe. Die
NbfIblun9 Der Getorte, in ipeIher Der
ROtuer Oerbrannt miro, ntrlnlt SO Stun
Den III Nnlpruh, un0 nab Nblauf oleler
Trtlt miro Die Nl6e i'll cine Urine gelam=
melt uno ben SeiotrGgenoeH 3ugeltellt.
Die Yro6e1, tDel6en man ben Diem per.
lnlttellt Der Terbrennung BON &bterf0r.
perm untermart, BADEN etu ourbauS be-
frieotgenoes Gr9ebniB geliefert. Die
S0nitGtsbe60rOen aQer beoeuten0en
StGote oes Ganoes, iotDie cine Qu3abl
dr3tliber 9eieQi6ufteu itno e%tngelaoen
tDoroen. Der Ger6rennuns Saints bet5us
tpo6nen.
Die erite 2ei6eNberbrens
nun9, tuelAe in bteiem 9an0e
porsetommeu, fano Dor so Sabren in
SlosGaroltna ftatt. 0enrD SaurenS, Elm
reicber Yflanaer oaleGblt, bate III leilem
2eltanlente belttmmt, 0aB feline @rben
1ll6t eber letne Geltbungen erbalten lou9
ten, oils bis lie letnen 2etdnum DerbraHnt
b1tten. Sic beeilten It6 0emna6. otes
gu tbun, lnoeln tie Die 2ei6e auf etuen
Ool3baufen legten uuo oenlelbel on3lus
0eten.
Bor % Sabren ioIte in MtInautee
cine MISUNDERSTANDING i%tattftnoeu, uno
3mar 1T Der Oalntlte zines Oeutl1ruMen
ytamens Bfeil. Qber Die Oortigen Srldnz
Der madten einen fel6en Stauoal oages
gen, OaB Die 8eb0rOeu, nm etnen f0rmliz
Oen Nutru6r 81 oer9uten, Die Berbrelz
nuug U%erboten.
Ser fiir3li6 in 3 fID II Deritorbez
lie @eIbGftsmunn Wfar 0etnrth Stein
butterflies etuSeltdment. Del6es folgeuoe
Beltilnnun8en entbIelI: ySoute 3ur 3ett
netues Gooes iii Der Jtdbe meines WODn;
ortes ltb etne @eleulbaft g~ebtloet baben,
Die ben oerHllnftl9en uno Der algemetr
l1eu @elunObett 3utrdglibeu 3pef Oers
fol9t. menl0Ltde Gei1en 5u nerbreuuen,
uto lotIte Otelelbe etnen oielem 3lpeGe
oieuenoen Npparat beitBen, 10 lit es mem
ousorlidltber Wunih. oaB lnein Sorper
ourb ole 9eoa9te utrbeiierie DtetboOe be
ieitigt meroe. NnoernfaIs, oa in Der
Nnitbt bin. oaB foltlptelige Besrdbniiie
6unbug iino, oroMe i'd hermit al, baB,
fauS man MID be9raben ioute. oas BE:
9rGontB ni6t mebr ais $50 foIten lou,
uuo OdB metner 9ei6e nur 4 B'riouen
ouf ben Gegr66ni6plab tol9en lo4en."
Steiu's 2eibe lparO be9rabeu. oa bic
N%erpanoten bes 8eritorbenen erfubren,
oaB Die Dor BRET SabreH in JteD Oorf
9ebiloete MISUNDERSTANDING : @elels
iAaft nod teiuen 8~erbreHnun9S : Nppaz
rat beltBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27
Sapter auttt Bapter9eIo.

OdS 81 unleren Srelornoten u1o dtz
beren Wert63etheu uertuenOete Ydpter
miro in ether Bapierfabrif III Wleu: UttQs
III Der Jt6be BON Bbilaoelpbia an9efer>
tigt. Ser Setter oerielben, ELI 0r. Mil5
cor, bat, pom Der NuihQuung gelettet,
bag ieoe Srufeiurthtung ia bgea6mt
aethen 9letbfals I'M Beee oes Orude5
Die 9faOQ6mborfeit oa 5I perbltel1. no
lie atlein nit @tfolS uerbltbar erl0eint-
in Bapier ietblt.
Die Jte9ierung Der Ser. Staaten fauFte
letne @rftnOutg at, rlbtete nab 1etncr
Nugabe cine Yapicrfabrif et1 uno be-
ltelle ion ais yeiter oerlelben. Bd6s
reno ibreS itebenidbrigen Setrtebes iou
oenn aud feline Jtd6abnlullg oes Yas
piers porgefommen ielI, Die rtbt lofort
ais lolde erfdunt tDuroe. Ods @rten'
ner Der 2eh;heit lit ielbit benz 9aten
1ebr letbt genta6t. Den &oDitoff bill,
ben retnes un~gebraubtes Neineu uuo
GelneuQart, iolpie aud IbfGue iotber
Stofe. 9ie @r3eugung oes aelpobn=
ltOen Yapleres glelht Der 0eriteIlnng
oes Bonfnotenpapiers ooaitduoig bis
ouf Das. pap Dem 2sbteren ie mad Der
ber3ulteuenoen @attung cine beItimnte
Wtelge Don gelb ODER ROTH eefdrbter Suite
beigemengt miro. uno e5 lie9t oaS Gb0s
rafterlitiibe oielss Yapiers in benz Ser
iteuen bon II bis 2" breiten blduli0en
Strttien. Ser Bapteritoff lGuft oo,
no ct bereitS felter 9elu0rOen, unter felts
ltebenoen Ednlhen bin, aus Dsl0en ii6
ELL 9leibmGBiger 0ln1er SirabL BON
bLougefdrbten Sutefalettbuittben aui
bsnlel6en ergieBt. Nuf Dem Wsge inter
uno 5tDll6en Den Derl6ieoenen lGal3er>
iDaaren. ourG 8dOer bimourdh uno I'M
erbiBte @Dltnoer beritn meugen ith Die
bIauen S6nltt6e1 NIT Dem Yapierltoffe
10 innig. oaB ie Den &rDitalen bon @isz
bluIAen ODER ienen glei4, lpel1e lid
belm Jog. @alDaniiireu oes Stufes bill
Den. Let1t fi6tbGr berDortreteu, aber
me6anti6 untrennbar lino. Sin in Der
Utai6ine an9ebrabter @ontroiz Npparat
3dblt Die BON Der Wtaldine a~bgeicbuitte=
men 8ogeH. DIE ourdlbntttlidbe 0auer
0es Y0piereS 6etragt 3lpet Sabre, Die
t0glt0e Broouftlon oieIer nut auf @etos
uno S%0H0spaplere etngerihteten Nabrif
J Come, Der Yrets bro Yfuno 70 Gents.
Die tGglt6e BroonftiomSiueile !nlro telez
grGpbii0 III JteD OOrf Il Walbington
le0eil Nbeno nngejet9t, uno Die Bogen
neroen 5uerit nob Jten 0orf behufs 8ez
oruGulg auf Giner Sette geld,tGt uno
geben BON bort mad Hal9tngton, UNI
ouf Der anoern Settle beDrudt All tperoeu.
Stem gOrf ulo Woibtnston 3eigen ii9
gegenletttg tQ8li0 auf telegrQpDIi9em
We9e ibre Yr0outtton an.
[0eutl9er GorrIp.l
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27
.,9sDenALGu0LiG"A

Die bret 9fduber : 8riiOer Cole,
Bob uno Sim younger muroen
an 20. 9toDember in Udribault, Wttlues
lota, tpieoer in Den 9eri6tsiaaL geflbrt.
UNI IT'D betreffs Der pom Der Oorttgen
@rGno SurD 9e9en lie geri6teten NnfIa*
gen 3u erflGren. @leib III Setreff Der
eriten Nntlage - NetbeiIigung oil Der
Grmoroung 6eppooo's, oes Ganf=Gdic
iirers in 9tortbfielo, - befonnten it6
ollie bret iGuI0ig, tDorduf man Die anoern
Nnflagen faIen lteb.
9tt6ter Serb Oerurtbeitte Que bret
3u IebenSlGnglther @tniperru1g i'm
3u6tb1ule pom WttnneIotn BET barterWrs
belt. Die G6uber nabmen oas ibpere
urtbetI nit gtoBter Uailung ent8e8en,
iudbreno ibre S6neiter Uno tbre Sante,
Die 0uh 0tesmaL in @eri6tslaGle erl0ie=
tIen iDaren, laut Det1ten.
0as 3udtbaus in StitItpater tpiro
fiinftls Die WObnung Der gefiirbteten
0tGuber fem, Die 10 man1en pelmegenen
Banfetnbru0 uno @ileuba6n5ugzLe6erz
faa ~be9angen Daben uno III GuBeriten
Sal aud ni9t bauor auriGl breften,
Wtenihenblut gu per9ieBen.
@~inltDeileu erflGren tie it6 nit ibrem
S@ldlale gan3 5ufrieoen; 1amentLi0 lit
oies beiln Gltelteu Der 8ri0er, Sole
younger Der Sal, Der. neil CT uripring:
ltb unmittelbar Der @rmoroung oes ar
men S6menen @u1tapion angetlagt
tpar, Die nd6ite Nnlparti6aft auf ben
@aLeen bate. Sole o0er Coleman gounz
qer bate bic @eno9eubeit, nab letner
GerurtbeilunS 3u %betcnnen. oa8 ibm,
na1oem ct III ben leBlen Sa6ren Elm 10
ouiregenoes ulo all @efobren uno Ser
foIgungen 10 rei6es 2eben gefibrt babe,
ein Oaietn in Der .3utIGgejogenbeit nur
erniini6t iein tonne.
gBeil bel Dem Gaubberiu1 ee9en Die
8ant in JtortbfteLo au1' foltblutig ge=
moroet puroe, eriGeint Die Strafe Der
orei younger, ooer wenigitRns Die oes
dLteiten uno f6Iimmiten bon ibnen, Cole
younger, oils gu Iet1t, 3umaL Oa Die
Witfll1e 2ebensldnsti1teit vlebensLang.
ltGer" aneritanii0er 3u0t60usitr0feH
mebr oils iragLi1 lit. Su Den nGditeu
SdGren lDeutgitens iDirO IS ieeO0 tein
0ouuerneur BON Ottnl1elota tDaget f0n:
uen, einen oer younger 3u besnaOi8en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27
0on N1D Wno syern.
S II a II b.

- SIN BEN se9enpdrtigen aram Der
SIS E it {. y o it" paBt Der oemofrattide
yte9er gans u1o gar ntbt. 2lber 9err
Sbur3 mar nod in ieincr 9roBen
SeuatSreOe pom IL. 3duuar 1875 GAM
b g It t t b 0 IN b { Ill ofr0tl d II
Sc eger. ST lagte oanlulS:
SD lper0e ben Sag ais eiuen sroben @[IGSta9
fiji ole iurbt9e Jtalle i'm ouOen betro9ten. on lie
uuib0ren lptro, Ill fet9el4ionenen &e1bel unter
Der Oerrl9dit uno 3u9trItbe e / n c + polttilden
8urtel Su lteben, lid lol9er9eltalt als 3talle eller
9tulie 9e9eniberiteuelO; oen Gag, oa ole / u II
btgen Die d m 9uolIe 6Gbreri d. it
iener u benteuerer abl9utteln neroeu. uelde
tbre unUtitenbett benuBenD, lie All @ert5euuen
lbrer Jtuub3ier MAIDEN nno oas Uebdiiiae t6rer
NlliietbQten uuf Die 8eriIbrten obluQl;en; oa lie
beQtnuen lDerOen, lbrc Au9en Der Glultbt III on.
neIt, oaB lbre et9eneIi lDabren Sutereiien NIT ben
[nterelen Der v ctBen, init Oenen lie Suiam:
menleben miilell, iOenttl9 ltuo; oa lte aniunoen
meroen III uerlteber, ouB lie iene 9emclniamen
SntereiieM aui's drgltc l4Got9en, lpenn tie Die 90.
Ilttite Nto9t bic le bellssu. baSu mlbbrauden,
nm 1tcni6en, S1luar3e ooer @etBe, oeren I'm
mliienbelt ooer unreotl6tett tic lir ieoeS Ueruntz
morltt1e Alnt uufdbt9 ntabt, gu Qemtern Su er>
bcbeu; ou lie J. &c Sttm men lrCt nad otr
perl0nliden ueberSeugun9 leocS 0tanne5 / 10 :
DEN bic p0ltttl Den YUrteien Der :
tbei(eu lperoet, uno Od lie chen oaburA,
buS lie leOer YQrtei cine llu0libt 0cben, ibyc
Sttmmen gu c~rtaugel, eS sum ,Su1erGlie un0 iur
nutiirltteII 4otttit beloer Aarteltu macbeu lDers
ben, lie Ill brlbIeen uuo t1re Jted)te Su acbien....
SD BIN Der lcbte Wfurt auI Der 2&elt, ueldcr elm
@Ort ber GItl4uI0'9Nn8 tit eine1 iuOIidel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27
Baron @alut,s @erbremmnma.

Ser i'm Otai B.. s. in J}epsOorf 9es
ftor6ene. ou9 ben GDicagoern 10 gut be-
fannie Baron Soiepb 0einrt6 Gout9 b.
8aIm bate befanntlt6 i'll ieinem &sltas
mente beltimmt, oaB ieine Seide unter
Geitung Der @tetp gorfer vSbeOiopbil6en
@eleul1aft" uerbranut Derocn loue, uno
Die 9enannte @elelibaft trtfft 0orberets
tun8en fIr Die Qlusfubrung oieles et9ens
tbumIihen Wunl1es pes 0erltorbenen.
Die @eremonie. tDel6e am 6. DECEMBER
i'll Waibin8ton, Ya., oou3ogen peroer
lou, miro W6t %Qeringes 2lufleben erres
gen, oa bisbkr in ben Ser. Staaten bets
nabe nod /feine 9ei6euuel% breuuun8en
itattgefunoen baben. Die Geihe, DOer
Dielmebr Die @ebeiue bes 8arons, Oenn
DieI mebr miro pom ibm mobL l6Derz
LID 1bri8 isin. weroeH gu bielem SeDGfe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27
Sort9eEano Oct 9amptSeb6mSe
Scr MISUNDERSTANDING.

Die bier eroBortieen 6%auptgebduSe
Der MISUNDERSTANDING Deroen fortOelteben
urto Don YbtlaoeIpbla auf's bette benist
iperoeH. IS ituO otes Die @eoenfbale,
Die @0rtenbauboIe, Die Wai9iuenbaue
uuo oas 0auptBe5auoe.
Die 0c0entballe mar bonNnfaua
an auf Tortbeltano berehnet ais ouuernS
Oes OeutmaL Der groBen @enteuuialz
6eier; ole BerwtaI8un9 bes Staates
Yennl1[uanien Don elmer Wiiuion Oolz
lars uno Die 3uihufe Der Staot Nbllas
Oelpbla gu ojelem Blu maren unter oies
Ter 8orausiebun9 9ena6t poroen. Oie
@eosnfbQHe miro ou9 fGHftis benz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27

y 9as tit 70 iebr nidt 5u pertoun6ern, ba sod
ielblt unier 9err GOrreipOnoent m leinea Seti0s
ten iait lame unD aub i'm uorlie8eHOen SaQe
i9le4tpeg pom &abLen sum Ab9eUrOuez
en- ba II e unO sum o. et6Sta9e i6reibt,
obne SUM 3eiten %uuierer Geier Su b~enlerteI, ooB
ienes nur oas tonisltb prluRidbe, Oteier Der faiz
lcrtt4 beutid)e tit. Obne tbm O0raus etneu
YOrDuri Su MAIDEN, ipouen nil es MIR ais eln
gtnSet0en OaIir %nottren, Oab cS bent 9eborenen
8ertsler fuit unm0 JLtb lit, spii6en etner Ser
euBun Oeutl 9t unb eIner
@eroeutl d II n9 9reuBeus 81 uuters
i9eioen. Nnm. D. 0teO.
Ny Ntun. mas bic betriift. 70 piir6en tie pom
Der Oeutl9en S9iQcritiituu9 niemals etIuas
%erbulten. 10 lan9e nidt Der &bein ms idruor5e
a @Sss5 Ir5p'' :bS S@ tnspf tPs 9 ltS1 Ss I'M i 9o' gen
0eUtiAe @olt. - 8enm ell aui ieine rGultur" 10
itOlSes SoLt, ME OaS oeuti6e, ctn 8olt pom ~
Wtilioneu ODER gar (oie Sprahgenolien III Selts
reid mitgere6ne0 pom 90 MtiutoHen Seelen ieine
tidtiglten S3riititeaer b%Wn9ern ldBt, ODER ie
nur Ourd A~luoien, TAFT Our9 tGaufen ibrer
23erfe Dor benz 9un5er i4iiBt. 10 9le6t eS Ieinen
SdbIrei6en 6einoen etn potles Ie4t iiber Die
Oeuti9e @uIturs8r0blDanieret bObnii6 su LADEN.
AHm. ,. 9teo.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-10
The Postal Frauds.
WASHINGTON, Aug.

AsHlNGT0N, Aug. y.
The majority report Of the house postal
committee submitted to-day, says the test-
mony has shown that the abuses discovered
in the administration of the postal service
originated with the ring contractors in the
method of obtaining contracts at exorbi-
taut prices. nown rs the ''straw bid" sys-
TEN, which, beginning several years back,
seems to have reached its highest develop
meut under Cfesswel's administration,
continuing with less force under
his successor. The report then goes
on to state that partly by illegal
administration Of law, questionable
ard vicious construction thereof, evasion
of the spirit Of the statute, the following
corrupt ard evil practices obtained First,
mail service was granted where not re-
Quired; second, exorbitaut prices were
allowed third, contracts were paid in
tull where incompletely fulfilled fourth,
proper steps were not taken to punish or
correct frauds detected on the part of con-
tractors filth, no sufficient measures were
taken to punish official dereliction or pre-
vent lis recurrence, so that the government
lost millions annually, and guilty parties
went free.
The committee review the evidence at
length and, referring to Cresswell's adj
ministration regarding straw bidders, say it
suggests collision between the pestotiice
department and wrong doors or else GRIM
inal negligence or gross incompetency.
The committee also censure Cresswell for
his failure to annul Paterson's contracts
after becoming aware, as they sllege he had,
that Paterson had entered into combine
| lion in violation of the postal code.
With reference tn jewell, the report says
he manifested Dip osiion to break up the
straw bid system, to iDaugurate economy
| and defect frauds. but still that he allowed
| Pi.ersons contracts TO expire by lmiia-
ton, although declared fraudulent, and
permi ted Kttc, who was detected in
| fraud To 90 unpuni,hed, and to be paid
| 1924 600 more h n he was entitled to. The
committee acquit Jew,l II If knowledge Of
these evil practices while they existed, or
of having been financially benefited by
them, bnt declared him subject TO censure
as lacking vigilance or as disposed for poll
tical or other reasons to prevent the inves-
tiGation of his predecessors administration
The report c. included by stating that the
committee prepared bill meeting their
views, which after passing both houses
awaits the presidents signature, and sug-
gesr that the administration of Cresswell
should subject him to the censure Of the
house. The report is signed by Clark,
Waddell, Ainsworth, Suttrell, Stemions,
Stevens and McMahon.
The minority report of the postal COM
mttee, signed by Cannon, Miller and Stow
ell, declares that the testimony furnishes a
complete and satisfactory vindicaion of
the postofllce department since President
Grants Inauguration, draws conclusions
entirely the reverse of the majority report,
compliments Cresswell for the faithful per-
Torrance of his duties and deprecates the
proposal of censure.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-10
A Train Robbers Confession,

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 0.
The Times has Il special from Sedalia
which Gays Hobbs Kerry, the train robber,
was brought there from Boonville to. day,
and upon positive assurance of entire i'm
munity, made confession regarding the
robbery Of the train near Otierville. He
said those engaged in the affair were Clel
Miller, Frank and Jesse James, Cole and
Bud Younger, Chas. Pitts, VIM. Chadwell
and himself. He said Clel Miller received
the jewelry that was stolen, bat the des-
patch does not sly how the remainder Of
the money Wa3 divided. He offered TO
guide the officers TO place 10 miles south
Sedala, where they buried papers taken
from the safes, and at last also confessed TO
other robberics committed by this party,
and said Clel Miller assisted in a robbery at
the Huntington, West Va, bank, and of
the Ell Paso stage coach, and was present
at the Gads Hi, Mo, train robbery. Of
ficers have information that the Younger
brothers were in Clay county Monday, and
that Caldwell aud Pitts were arrested in
Southern Kansas. They do not expect to
capture the Younger and James brothers
alive
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-10
The Saratoga Regatta.

SARAToGA, Aug. 8.
The weather is beautiful and the lake
like glass. There is large attendance to-
day. Soon after II o'clock The signal wa
given for calling out the starters in the
senior single SOULS, when Yates of Union
Springs, Alderman of the Atalantas, Ken
nedy of Yale, and Riley of the Neptunts
responded. The signal to start Vas given
at ll;15, when Yates and Alderman took
the water first. AT the half mile Riley led,
Yates second, Kennedy third, Riley going
at 80 strokes, which kept him ahead at the
mile turn, the others beiT e as before. at
one-half mile from home the order was
Riley, Yates and Kennedy, the differences
being very small, Riley still keeping his 30
strokes. Riley won in 13;204; Kennedy
second, m 1884. Yates gave out The
winning time last year was 1889.
The first to show in tie four-oared race
were the Shoe-wae-cae metlas second, The
Argonautas, third, tie Beayerwcks, who
have the inside next to The stand; fourth,
the NOithWesterns, ana lasl, the AtaiantaS.
AT the half mile the Nor,hwesterns had a
slight lead, Shoe-wae- cae-mettas second,
Atalantas third. At the mile the North
westerns were leading, rowing 36 strokes
per minute, AtalanIas second. The North
westerns turned the stake boat first, Alta
lantss second, Shoe-wae-c e-mettas third.
~. l. 70
mile of the home. Tlc Northweslerns
won the race, Shoe-wae-cae mettas second,
Atalantas third. Time If the winners
1904, second time 1S;lG4.
The presentation Of regatta prizes was
made this evening in the ballroom of the
Grand Union hotel by Assistant District
ATTORNEY Herring Of New York