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New-York tribune., 1876-08-25
GENERAL CAMPAIGN NEWS.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
Cnnrnntinns were held Yesterday in several

THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
Conventions were held yesterday in several
Assembly districts in Kings County TO elect delegates 10
the Democratic State Convention at Saratoga WIN 'e
following results
Fst D,,rc-Delegates. James b. Craig. HUGH McLaugi.
IN John Pyburn; acruatos William Van Audeh fa'I'cA
Se5ad Disr,ct-Dcgates Edgar NJ. Cullen Thomas Car
roll. William Slipman. - ,,....,,. r,ou,o0 roror
Igarth Dis'rc-Delegates, John Delmar, p j. Hughes
George Harrington. r-,o, ,,uio,, :,
Kingsley. Thomas KAN; HeEnates, John a. Nash "l''
Nir Gisirfct-Deegates, Robert Furey John C. JACOBS
Michael Fnnegan. -
Alta meeting OF the XXth Assembly District anti-Ian-
many Convention in tins city the following delegates and
aternatos were elected:
Deerates-Emanucl B Hart Francis NJ. Bxby Dr feodnre
Nicrsnn alternaes, John ID. kaufman, Henry Nj NeVIi,
and James X. koeer.
Tho Richmond County Democratic Convention elected
the following persons.
Observation-Disclosures Brooks, John Decker. and W hctar.
land Gilbert T.. Dean, Isaac Lea a1d iheO-jfo
ETccan
New-York tribune., 1876-08-25
NOMINATIONS TO CONGRESS.

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 21.-The Conservative
Congressional Convention Tor the lid District met IN
thi. city to-day and renominated ex-Goy q. C. Walker
Jy accamItOn.
TOLEDO, Aug. 2l.-The Democrats OF the
WITH Ono District to-day rcnUmnated Frank II. Huld
for Cons srcss by acclamatiOu.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. PR. T. SiSon
of Macon County cuantGoyernor Of Alabama, was
yesterday nominated for Congress by the Democrats OF
the Yth District.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 24.-The Democrats of the
yfh Missouri District to-day nominated John NJ Glover
for Congress.
PITTsBURGU, Pa, Aug. 2I-The Democrats
of the XXyth PENNSYLVANIA District to-day unanimously
nominated the Hon. Geo. A. jerks for Congress.
WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. 24.-The Demo-
graf, of the lid virginia District to-day nominated the
Hon. Il. L. Martin fOI Congress By acciapalIOh'
New-York tribune., 1876-08-25
Annnrss FRoM TuE GOOD TEMPLARs.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. 24.-The Grand
Lodge of Good Tempars closed its annual session here
TO day having adopted the following report on pohtci
action:
We recommend that the Grand Lodge rciterate its
former action in relation to prohibition or the nqnor
traffic and that the members Of our order he earnestly
requested TO elevate the standard until the nag O toIai
abstinence and prohibition Is devoted to the nasthe'
and keep 1t floating stiIi higher in the air than ever Oe
fore and never let it DO lowered until the IL, l
Uglorshop shall be closed and the last drunk
nrd saved Vote as you pray but DC sure
that you pray for the coming OF the kingdom of the
Lord of Hosts, who pronounccs voc upon him VINO
puttpth the bottle his ncighbor's lips. The Obligation
of every Good Tcmpar Is for total abstinence ana tor
the enre suppression OF the manufacture ana sht on
an intoxicating drinks. But while We caI upoh th,
mcmbcrs OF our order to vote against the licensed
hnuor traffic and its supporters aud for entire pr0D-
ton and those who favor the same, we do NOT deen
il the province OF this Grand Lodge To recommend party
politics or the support Of any political party candidate.
I'VE recommend the enforcement OF the rcstrlcNe 'o-
visions of all existing laws. and that the lodges ed'a
educate the community IN edCh lOcanly up " t'c
highest standard OF our order
The session next year will be held In Ithaca.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-25
THE CONVENTION REVIEWED
Coutmae, d from First Pare.

por,hcan eirclethat the State ticket strong one
and the very lest one under the circumstances when
-could have oeen put before the people MI Morgh' 'o
dele ates claimed, was not only snguiary neo
from criticism in private life, but bls pohtieu
record had met with the approval OF the andepehde'
Repubcans as well the leaders OF the regular orgah
cation His hearty support of the Government during
,ho ,vor was gratefully remembered. II was reported
that several prominent Democrats the train, who had
been attending the at Poughkeepse, adntted III
conversation that the nominations were the strongest
tbe Republican Convention could have made, and the
Democrats would be obliged 10 put forward thelr very
hest men in order to compete with them.
prominent Republican said that the delegates gen
erally were very much pleased with the result MI
Cornell of course felt chagrned at being set asde Dut
overtures had already been made TO MN 10 'aAe ce
Chairmanship OF the state Central Commlt,ee' "ncn
would organize next Wednesday. The ieao-
ers were in favor Of according him the
place although it feared by some
tbat his chagrn nj defeat might render him less
active in the canvass than the csis demanded Ahoer
delegate stated that Mr. Cornell was too much OF poll
tcan too strongly bound TO the party leaders 10 so"
ny resentment and in probable that IN the event
of his experimenting the canvass in this State he woua
be well taken care of hereaEsr. local pouIclah
f this CITY who had been at Saratoga during the cOnVen
ton said it was well understood that Mr. Cornelpsnom
nation for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was made Wthout MS
consent and preciptaed by some lndiscreet IehuS
without consultation 1t was admitted Dy all inc le"u
as we as by the opposition to have been great dun
der and most unfortunate for Ar. Cornens fu'ure pros
meets gentleman on the train, acquainted III
side the party lines, said that ne was Pieseh'
when Mr.. Cornell approached on h'
question OF the charmanshp Of the State Central Com
rlnittee this morning and that Mr. Cornell replied;
Gov Morgan wishes TO take the place VIII 90 so
and will do all can to insure the success OF the Natlona
and State tickets know" he added, that under the
circumstances some might feel disposed to question my
sincerity but IL Mr. Morgan asks me to take the char
,nanshn of the committee will accept it,"
New-York tribune., 1876-08-25
THE AUSTRALIAN MARKsMEN.

Capt. A. NJ. Greenfield, Capt. b. j. Wardill'
and Lieut. T. Draper ,members of the Australian hi'e
Team which arrived here Wednesday went 10 orc''
moor yesterday afternoon to practice with their nc"
Rby rifles and accustom themselves to the range rney
fred shots each at 500, 500, and 1000 yards range
making very good scores, shown by the following
totals: Lieut. Draper, 129 points; capt "aruI' iio
can't Greenfield ll5 Tie members of the Victoria branc
b"vc concluded 10 take advantage of every opportunity
when the range is not occupied. They resume prGuSe
at Creedmo0r this morning The team proper wll DC
actrJ after four competitions of which the fs IS 10
taEc lacc on Wednesday next the second on thursday
the ird ON Saturday and the last on the following Mu
Jov or tuesday The captain will not be chosen unilI
the team is selected. The entire team Is ccmiortap
nonnin as secretary viii receive and answer all cor
r,.u
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himself obnoxious to class OF Citizens he was man
of uprghtness OF frank, single meaning word'' anu "
indOmitable courage.

himself obnoxious any class of citizens He was man
of uprichness OF frank single meaning words ana OF
indOmitable courage.
VIEWS OF A. s. SULLIVAN.
Alrernon g. Sullivan, Public Administrator, SAID IN
conversation with TRIBUNE reporter yesterday'
know ex.Goy Morgan personally. / know him TO De d
man OF great ability as merchant and in the conduct
of public affairs. believe him to be personally man
OF unauestioned good character but don't pee'e ho
ought TO be elected Governor at this time lie mas lau
great influence and power as leader in his party for
half n generation when from his POSITION no o'nel
one man could do more to control nominations, ana
tho nractical management OF affairs than he AMI yet
have never heard OF his taking any stand looking to the
correcting or checking OF those now proved errors OF
the Administration which suspected when Horace
Greeley and THE TRIBUNE began their protest EX-GoV
Morgap's prominence and close identification with the
marty imposed on him corresponding responsibility, and
politcaly it is only fair to hold him TO share in that
responsibility regard the nomination as strong one
+ don't think any other nomination OF the he-
publican party could bring out their party strength
more powerfully and Democrats regard IL as
ono which will require the best nomn tions or
their part. The four most prominent men IN puDhc iih
on the Democratic side Leut.-Gov. Dorshemer'
ChiefJustice Church. Clarkson Potter, and Abram =
Hewitt One thing is certain; one will he nominated
who is not thoroughly in accord with the reform prhc
pies and measures represented by Gov. Tden The en-
thusasm of the Democratic party rests ON the demand
for reform and TO that all else be subordnated
should be satisfied with either of the four men, but to
he frank, my preferences for Potter or Hewitt.
II may he close cOnto at in this STATE depending per
hans upon the nominations, but hear fo so many 0lu
Republicans, leading men III the inc eluer uSs ~
some of them have proved their ialth Dy
to the Democratic campaign fund - that neileNS
nothing Tut utter folly can deprive the Democrats Oh
1 success"
New-York tribune., 1876-08-25

enrbs ahead OF smugger and the latter was ten
ahead Fullerton Going down the Ss 6aef ssmo pole
te% Iencths in advance of B0dine, who was twenty
lengths ahead Lula she twenty lengths aaeaq The
Ma cane down the home stretch bike lightning gong
Under tho wire twenty lengths ahead Of BcEms %s ana
tancing Lula smuggler. and fulierton I'M, ptjne in
900.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-25

Ing to eject John and Charles Wilson from his orchard nm
Wednesday evening, one Of the men struck him with
stone, crushing his skull. His was pronounced
hopeless.
STATEN ISLAND.
NEw-DORP.-The encampment Of Battery z.
First Division, ~ c. will begin at tho Richmond County
Club Grounds, New-DOrp, tomorrow, and continue on
Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday. The Separate Troon
Cavalry, Karl Kein commander. will Join the battery
and there will be general inspection on Monday A
passenger on the o'clock train from TOttenville on
Wednesday evening severely injured in the neck
by sharp stone thrown by some ruan near the New
Dorp station.
STAPLETON.-t mad dog killed yesterday on
Wrght-st, Stapeton by Thomas Morgan but not before
it had bitten one woman children, two dogs and one
goat
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
HARTsDALE.-A little boy by the name of
Hunneford came to his death In quite singular manner
on Wednesday afternoon. He was looking after cow
which had long piece of rope attached to her neck
while grazing. BY some means the boy be- aine en-
tangled in the rope and was dragged over the ground
POLICE NOTES.
The missing girl Margaret Delabran, who left her
home so ago was ound ON Wednes
day night BY Detective Maedouga and restored
The body of an unknown man was found floating
in the East Ryer at the ,ss foot Of M last
four days, and was much decomposed
Margaret Kane, age 90 of No. 81 Cherry-st., hav-
ing had no food for several days 1 ysffray 1 the street
homeless and hnngr was iouhd In the same eondon Both
William Williams, age 49, who was arrested on a
charge pen larceny last nigh and locked up the Thirty
h PGee M ao; o0 al s % lie commit saG6e I
scous but brought back to life.
Officer Leach of the Fifteenth Precinct was ar
rogned before President Smith
Of having arrested Mrs HeEick OF No 127 wayerey place
aaG & r the 10 10 Ts %
IN defense testified that the woman turned or the water IN
ferred to the full board
New-York tribune., 1876-08-25
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
pa. nr. 75' Noon. so. 3 m- So. mdncAt 12'
HlIest during The iay. 81. Lowest, 20,
Average. 7js. same day. 1870 GG4
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ijnb dreBre Ho'cl-Baron van Heemskcrck Of
Holland Congressman T. o. Stanatd Of Missouri ex GOV
John Goodwin OF Arizona. and GEN G. W sears OF NSSlS
sippi Nctrop1itnn Hos-rhe Hon Cornelius A. Lo.an, u
mister chilli aud Capt. James H. Eads OF St Louis
81 NICHOLAS HtsJudge Ransom Balcon Of Bnghamton and
state senator j. Wclman Of Friendship " v Sur'srdnt
Iyss-gOl Alexander Piper L. - Army windsor iiO
Lucius Crooktr, 4. = NiccC Consul at Panama t1t' man
I,Ss-Col John H. Lewis L. :. Army .Hytl BruISirich
Maicus T. Hun Albany Eersu HOuseJ Baxter Upham
of
New-York tribune., 1876-08-25
PAYMENT OF rENNEssEE INTEREsr

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 2i.-Thc State
Controller publishes notice that the past due coupons
for july 1872 OF the bonds OF this State, without the
standing coupons for July, 1874, and January, 1870,
viii be- paid ON and after the ljh proN at the Fourh
N.tiouii Bank New York, at the State Ireasuers
.NI.. NasltN
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"You are entirely welcome, ma'am,' said one
OF our citizens the other day. az he yielded HE
seat in the to young and attractive lady.
She looked puzzled and did the listening passengers
Entirely welcome entirely So" reiterated the
teous citizen; ~ didn't hear your thanks, but you
are just welcome for all that" The bushes Of one
passenger and the suppressed litter OF the Others ind
Gated that they all the point Boston Traveller.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-25
NJ A wnrrLrR ro LEAK IN vERMONr.

ST. ALBASs, VT, Aug. 2l.-Thc Rcpubhcans
will hold grand rally here tomorrow night when the
Hon. VIM. A. Wheeler is announced to make his first
nutcn speech OF tho campIign.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-25

REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.
Tie first meeting Of the new Republican state
Committee will be held At the Fifth Avenue Hotel in tAis
city ON Wednesday next
New-York tribune., 1876-08-25
NEWARK.

| There has been organized at Newark a gen.
tcen, amateur jockey club, which proposes TO hold
amateur meeting gt Waverley Park on Wednesday,
Sept g. Only members viii ride, and three will
take place. mile dash, purse OF 5000, for horses that
have not won professional race carrying $50 pounds
hack race, post stake, purse $780, halfmllc heats,
catch weight; field race mlle-andthrce-quartcr dash,
purse plate, 1900, weight 10 be carried 30 pounds
The officers of the club Francis Durand President
j. Newton Van Ness, Secretary; W. b. DuTand, Treas
/ ltp4p
New-York tribune., 1876-08-25
Annonncemcntai

Pulmonary complaints permanently cured by
the Of WIsTAR's BAIsAa OF WILD CHERRY.
, 1876-06-28

thu knife IN corner Of .hc shop. and. fohnc hts
arms '.la IN ':'ehran ''Kill mr. Z you wan, IT,
helpeT. IL, fund hIs W.T. lying IN =
p"ii oi Llood On the kitchen no"r With
h. i,:r 1ra'i nln'n't severed fr"m her b?Sy. 1ie.
sprcad 1ikn '.ilaAre an 'atue cr"wa to"n a''sn''
hIets. 4 duetos vas ealtcl MID then tofilsAn, ~
lawed ty thc crowd. rtnrsr! back n where Hicks
had been les! 1'c ra' '''1l In til" .llop walking
md tnshcd nt1ccIy At f1ck.. WIN folded his hrins
an'! ,snrl perfrstfy atI I'll" byrt,tlirr., hnwry.
"r, despite their excitement and ii'ltrtntnr. pre-
w1ic, and took tl,c inter into cn.tody ,'c admit
ted that hr hnh killed Mrr. LhcIlriu. ntatl asi he
bad done lecanee 4Ae had wronsrd hin % deeply
TINT he could not help 4. Ifc would d" The sane
knew thc. con.cqmcncc. Of hIH crime hnfi would
welcome them gladly lie begged that Il there WINS
u fce!ing among. Tic pcpnacr to deaf tnmtlatily
pun'hp,,cnt h deserved b. s9t;u.l upon him 4.
hou.e deliberately to kl her; had done II juss as
hc intended, and 'wnnted to die.
the facts o! the case were taken ~ Juttire Ter
perry. IJtcks related In detail The circumstances
u the killing; how ths !mpsl'lng cause was
h!s h, E'sat love for b. victim, which se sne
house, md af,ef. telling I,cr tint .lc ha,
wf"nged him. had thrown Ii' arm nrnunt her. an'!
drew hEs knife four tlnics ncrots hc' thruat ahtl
Hicks tn thr charse Of the officer 10 convey him 10
jail ~ mica nway. While the prifu,cf wn- In
the room Assigned him. in chnrg: Of one of tie
Constablcs. h. drew from lil4 pucket largo knife
and boforr the act was discovered cut his own
throat, !nf:ctlng kuch whunth that 10 dseIl ~ II
very ahort time, never speaking after in!ctIn tho
wounds. A-
lie had no relatives, ~ fur ~ known. ln the
country.
, 1876-06-28
AN INSANE MURDERER.

KALAxAzoo. Mich, June Lafayette ssnnt,
nn old resident OF D1oomlnclaic, suburban town.
who tinr frccn for FuH,c tine drrangcd, escaped
from hpn,c yesterday md entered the premise, Of
Dennis Ccsly. Two ncIehbora. Hau.hu aud shaw
By name, followed for the purnorc Of taking him
home. Stone attacked I!aughu with d large knife,
cutting him scriuusiy, and before Shaw could con,c
ia tlle rescue he had succeeded III killing lin.
shaw, With Stone in charge, et1rtrh for home.
MEs. Slonr. s.olsc fough, desperately, un4 made
lila uscapc from Shaw. IL tiiet Tackled hfA wife,
cutting het in SUNG ten OF fifteen different tlaccs.
of fcncc-rnl. finally knocked Stone dow, and
firmly bound him. lie waa taken to Paw Paw Jai
today.
, 1876-06-28

Al hJFSK1 sJHJi+AlH Mali
TINT tnnkiina .tatnn,.nt dIl n't eliminate Ear-
II would. tnnkl,n altn awnt1 that Mckinney un.
hHh slated that C'Jnkllh would Hwtas much further
than his statc,ncnt. Finch. a. onc tltne h's law
yrI. appT"ach"'l t"nkll' and ti'aryrd him vim
wsieultny unt hht liking up tn, his tthtctHeht
Conklln hh4 never paid flh:h my fec, md 'lues
mi r.t"rl H., It was n iatpr 1t lave. Finch WAS
nhE Ut HE hsltars aEainrt Carpenter.
carpenter tntmntrd that he r.onld attempt 10
prnsr lI.w t:nnklin'n fiat enrnt. y hleh had been
scnt u MeK!nnsy a. II confidential document, WI
cnnn unt through f,relch Ut fHltlI through Ham
tIson. plxun, q Mckinney wlo nlunc had pn,..e'+~
Conkln described Tic n,cc,ins II which Mckinney.
n!1nn. tnyenuc Agent MiIlcr nhd ticn. Hamilton
md Finch sc5s present to eaaMtns hlmsclf - p
rra! hts statement tu Miller. who catnn there iii
nlcial ca,acfty from Saprrylsof llcdrick IN order
.otHe Il there war any innrnati"1 n>on which l,e
with .l,e Wlirky tinr. =, -.
Carpenter presscd Lonklin to ray the purpose Of
p"nt Of saylng something cri'n!nu' uga1ntt Chr
t:oukitu, wl.o evidently spc. m. wah 10 svrar
against Carpenter, practically admitted that that
was the pu1ph.e Of thG meeting.
Carpenter called Conk!!n'' attention 10 tic fact
TINT one Tine. %11rH C0nklin va. present, ptupo-
rltlun came to eeil eight Dcihucratfc sntcs for
g. 600, and anattEr ltn,r sIx ne,octat!c votes iur
$',0o0. a,l TINT 1t this lime Carpenter said that
10 voten rllunld BE- bougt for hinl md that If ie
discovered afterwards that any y0tcs wGre bought
l,n should publish tie fact and lrclIne 10 take hIs
aCAt.
Cunkiin rememhcrn thia statement. Gonklin
tllaLinctly remembered that on two nccasions Cur.
pc.itcr refused votcs which werc nifcrcd, mud he
knew TINT Carpenter bnh Fepchle'lIy ln!d that tic
would cunscns II te elected BY tie hffbury Of sin
Ele tUte.
. linn Mnnp, 3. X, pow, and large nnml.c. q,
Wisconsin witnesses were present jn the Cumtnit.
ter room. The inrc.tlEallun will lust week.
The Ecsen drift VI II l. to brcak down tho charger
made agalnst Kcycs AMI Carpenter.
DAN MUM
proosca 10 deny MI That Conklln has said respect
inK lhu receipt by Mum of thu 81, 4l0 from thu
Milwaukee llniiller, ]tindrkopf. md ~ charEt
TINT Cunk1iu's whole FtOry. fAe lie Is cotl.
Ccencl, is nIatuiactured liz.
MkIxNEY.
II. proposed t" show by Mckinney that Conls.
Inns Cannta statement dues nut contain enough tn
warrln The gruHtn3 Df immunity, nna iha! wlltI
ten. Hamilton Informed II this he ;trsured
Mckinney That Cunkln would testify " nuci
mOtc lhun his statement c0ntAinet1.
, 1876-06-28
CONIILIN,

St<cids D1tpa,ch to 1As 7rtbane.
WAAmsKuvoT, D. G., June 27.-S j. Conklfn,
OF ca1,a,la and Wisconsin. was crpss.exnmfnct To-
dav for f,ur hours hv M,tt c,r,en,nr rov,. ,p,l
|a1 ~ ~. Nv. "VN.s ~ u"'' n'JIs' anA
NcptaHehtatisa caaWelh i1's cfoss' e4authatoh
will be continued 10 morrow. Ills statement fur
nshcd an exceedingly n sttpg insight to several
chnntcrs ~ nn1ItfraI hI.torv In Wf.ron.n inclu,
IT,. ~ - =. o,'.s.',.s ,'.,''' 49, ,'''.',
lhs the recent aenato1la, csectloii tne attempted
purchase Of thc Milwaukee Sta!lHsJ In Carpenters
tnturett, aud tho circumstances unlrr which Copk.
lin ,1t,inct I,r,n,,,x yom ~. T1ny,-nn,ont tndn-
- -. 'I".. ''o uo W., 49,. .tu's M
a!s slhu's'"eat IoF celnV11e'1y "lto tae NnlaRy
ltlng.
at,vnanv
Thc folnwfnp I. !, vsr. l,rIrf av,cn.ts ~ tt,t,
o,a",, I,',. - '..J $500. ~ a'.'' ~,
eeeuhs9 Iohs csoHs-e1ha'lhat!on: Goh&HH-Dla
not understand that Milwaukee distlllcrs were
doing extra mashlnx; told Kcyey tho afsstllnrs
wars In vuod cot,ditinn ronninv h,n..t with onjv
.,,H, ie,,n1. rt,n. t",,t tI.",'a,,s.,, v.. t.t
s"e"t ",'he'"'e' *o'a %h'Ps"tt'"p ncyee tn'0 t
they had no fcason to expect that the dldtilltfs
were running ctuukcd; krycs did not know thu
,lfut1,urs Mt tha. time: t,urt,.ntrr knew hut mn.
,.h, ,.os ,c,nhrr orth. ..,I.,.,ur" s,d t,,,t rn.
"hn "a. i.'"''' ~ tha @'ao l',at aot
Until after hn Has e!rcted; to!a Acy1s Ana lAr-
pcHct Le vas doing lth beat tn keep
ii,tI1Icrs straight, and was exc6t,ua ths
1n,y ,.i,hout n,,HInt, II n,iloua r,ntn, r"nc,trt
~" "t"o"' e'sen - e e'"A"" 'stVa'su
thu substance 81 r. former statement: hc desired
70 hase pt.tet neau4uaI.ets toI ~ Catithtee ~
heIehls ~ Aes.siaase, anU "thnAt tlie Know.
snea u hetes u LaFpentIit w op.ainea lhohey
, 1876-06-28

SpEC7df USPd7C6 u 7As T76Th5
SrcAAonE, ILL.,. June a7.-Thu Cotones's Jury
inplncIcl to hold MI Inquest on thc body of the
infa,,t found In the kcswan'ec River las. Sunday
evening las retufntd thu following verdict: .'Wc.
tc jurura, find tlIat the unknown child cA1e to 3t*
death at tho hauAA Of Sidney MInnl+ and 1.ueInda
II. piNny hy ro,ne instrument Or mean. unknown
tu The Jury" Mlnnis and MIss rin1Iy. hla sister.
in-lAw. werr committed TO Jail to awn!t the netipn
Of the Grand Jury at thu cxt October term u the
f'lrcutt Court.
, 1876-06-28
CI2INIE.
LYNC1I.LANV AT ROBINSON. I'LL.
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LINC1I"LA'y AT ROBINSON, ILL.
Rottnton ti't.> fryns.
t,mrs Kritry uno, i1,r nriuc,nal s,,".t ~ aus
twn by t, ,a,n1 xinr M III. ,,ua, sSs as z,,aria inn
tIaorno, nn the afternoon Of .hc 1uth OF May,
Ind 1,cc, a,out town Tar iva or thrrr ,uy, bcpv,n,
something 10 eat, ye. txh'h't'ns eon''cra'lS "a:
dac'1y about H. no hu" fl"' been ~ work. anu II
,no,n,nv NJ tnc ,hno,,n,. hc ,aa ronc ~ ho,,a.
'ngrhnuso ncaf INC depot anu got lis bseaksast,
lng hack 1t noun, n1a Ii being learned that ho
he ss s w's S ss s p sSer It
getting tis neal l!e tt'rts'l "1 nnttcttnS snnc:
l,e was coming 10 supper, lie turned, cutslng
him, and deliberately commenced shooting. firing
fs'uE times. hitting lin three tlilrs. Kelley fell,
Esstca, had forlna! osalnnn!!on, was committed
IL jail to answer the chargc Of murder, and WIS
threats Of taking hln, from the lnl! and executln.
summary punishment " hanging, hut, a few
sciabicA fur that puFposc, and demand was nladu
through failure of to,ne Of ihu arrangements.
the 1tes pf vengeance o. oil outraged rcoplc APP
5i'a G. liz . iii ext nst Ss..ss 9Ss nun named m suupp
WIS brought here frn,n Mnr.hall Tor safc.ksrpins
tnvtn }rtcn lnIj thoru np,l in.r rnr",,InrrH sn,f
r"utht In ssconi nttcnn ~ ,ct nj ~ sa,n,n. %m
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rlo"g 81 III sts sun IN n.soeT i" nst III Ia ie In.
II nf,rr tha u,i VIA ntsi rIht" WIT hs,no IT..
iii md tho Sheriff rcsiir,,se nr" nn,v snre rst"I
Ey IaI liz obspr,eJ I'M Snsn, NV IN n"ar H..
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, 1876-06-28

Special n4spdich ~ Tie TfitunA
DETROIT, Mich. lunr .7.-'rhis afternoon tia
rneincer af the Incoming train discovered .tr body
Of man nrar letyal Onfs. HcPortirE II CorontF
Rowlcy. the lattrr went out ami ascert.inct by
papers In n pocket tLat the nasAv Of ,hr Gccehet1
Maa GoDdIltau. Appearances Indicate that he hn1
lefn mniIeltl.