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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21
John Kelly sui Trying to Defeat
Samuel J. Tilden.

At the 81. Louis Convention JoHS KELLY
made himself conspicuous by his violent
attempt TO prevent the nomination OF
SAMUEL J. TILDEN for President.
III inas c".c::; 40 was signally beaten;
and he pretended to acquiesoe in his de-
feat.
Now, however, he has put up such
ticket for local Offices IN this city that it is
no longer possible to doubt that he still
means to do the utmost INJURY IN his power
To the Reform candidate for President 1t
is impossible on any other theory to ex-
plain his actions.
The ticket for local officers nominated
by Tammany Hall is cmphatically the
work of JOHN KELLY and when he puts
upon II rs n candidate for judicial Office,
which in many respects is the most impor-
tant in this city, man like DELANo &.
rAtvrr, tainted with corruption which the
corruption of TWEED only exccIIed in
amount and not IN degree-there is nothing
IN all TwEED's history more rascally than
CALvIN's award IN the SrARIN casc-when
Mr.. KELLY presents such candidate for
The Office of Surrogate, he does ii with the
.~ent and positive purpose of depriviug
SAMUEL. TILDEN of as many votes as pos
sible.
Let all true patriots who desire Mr.. TIL
DEN's election as the only meane of reseu-
ing the country from dangers no less seri-
Gus than those involved IN the war Of the
rebellion. see to it that this Insidious effort
of JOHN KELLY to overthrow and annul
Their great patriotic purpose shall meet ut
the polls "A dpfent rs signal us that which
kELLy himself encountered at st. Louis,
and for which he Is now endeavorng to
wreak a treacherous vengeance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21
A mad Nomination.

Mr.. JOHN KELLY can no longer boast :
gave you good candidates.
Leaving out Of consideration his self
willed policy, his insolent dictation, no
better than TwEED's, DELANo {. CALVIN is
bad candidate and bad man.
No good man, no just man, could ever
have made the STARIN award.
We call upon Nil good citizens TO vote
with n will against DELASo G. CALVIN for
Surrogate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

Gov TILDES's canal reforms are begin
ming To bear rioh fruit. Tue saving in engineer
ing expenditures alone for 1873 over those for
1875, when the canal reforms were just getting
under way, amounts to over $4,000 or fully nny
per cent. Yet tue canals are now In better re-
pair than ever before, and the work OF survey
ing the Erie canal preparatory TO deepening It,
under the law OF last winter. has created ex-
pense outside OF the usual routine. This is
only one Of the many economies introduced by
Gov. TILDES, the total saving footing up Co a
great figure, while the work 10 better done than
before he came into once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

The six electoral votes of Connecticut
are not TO be reckoned among the doubtful. The
Republican organs outside claim the state on
the ground that IL has always thrown a Re-
publican majority In Presidential years. At
home, however, the leaders of both parties
know perfectly well that there will be major
ity OF Ave thousand or more for Uncle SAM
TiLDrS This confidence on the part OF the
Democrats Ia justified by a careful canvass OF
the State and a correct understanding Of the
present disposition of the silent vote. Count
Connecticut for Reform this year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21
When tho Republicans think IL necessar

When tho Republicans think il necessary
60 impuen the credit Of the Government to help
along the canvass for HAYES, their straits must
he desperate indeed. Their attempt to make
out that the prospect OF 1uDES's election was
hurting the sale Of our bonds In Europe liz a
total failure. While the bonds Of Emil. nd aud
Russia declined, In the one case nearly
two per cent. and In the other twenty per cent,
our bonds fell In London only "A fraction
OF one per cent. during the war excitement.
Mr.. TILDES's election will soon strengthen our
securities In all markets, and ~ Mr.. AUGUST
BELMONT says, We who are the ondholders
can pay them easier and bear the burden bet.
ter under the great financial wisdom Of Mr.. Ill
DEN than the nexperience OF MIR. HAYES"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

There is no doubt that the Investigations
OF the canvass will demonstrate Surrogate CAL
WIN TO be a corrupt officer. The man who made
the sTARIS award out Of the Treasury OF this
much piundered cav. TO one whose claims were
utterly worthless, unjpstiaable, aud absurd,
cannot adpinister any ONCE, much less judicial
once, with int gritty and justice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21
Honesty startled.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUS-Sir: am a
Democrat, and my family have voted that ticket
from the time Of Jefferson. shall vote for TIL
den and the State ticket, but cannot say as
much for Jonn Kelly'o municipal ticket. As 10
Cair6, the ueIy suggestion Is enouOl, 10 std,te an
hOnsS mdR Z. H. e.
NEW YORK Oct. 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

SIR: II friends from another city come to New
YOrk aud stop at mutual friends house, does that
act that resident friend 81 the visitors should
nrs call thcm2 or IL n tic du Of the strangers
To call mt upon Cue residentP ETIQUErIF.
The duty Of the visitors In to make their rest
dent friend aware that they are In the city.
Then It is the duty OF the resident to call upon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

The weather vane over HUDSUT's has
changed. Seeing II was pointing against CALVIN
for Surrogate few days age, we called atten-
tion to the circumstance. We knew, froa its
nckle and treacherous character, II would then
vesr about in his favor IL has become an sxiom
that whomsoever the Herald supports. will De
defeated. We wanted CALVIN defeated. The
Herald has com Piled wiki our wishes, and sup
norris him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

Ten shares Of the stock of the Equitable
Life Assurance Company are 20 be sold today
at the Merchants Exchange. These ten shares
represent the one hundredtb part OF the 100000
cash capital Of the concern. and the purchaser Of
them will have ten votes ,o the election OF on
GERS who control assets to the amount Of 425,-
0C0,0O0. and On annual expenditure of $l.0l0,000.
The last ten shares which were sold brough t
nearly $500 each, although the dividends on
them sre limited 10y the charter to seven per
cent. on their par vslue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

SIR: Can a person thirty wears OF ace, on being
baptized BY INNER ION, take mddle name and would
his signature With such name be legally Irivhtp
PURCHASER.
II has been decided ny tho courts Of this state
that man can change his name either partially
or wholly. Chief Justice DAILY OF the Court OF
Common Pleas delivered several years ago a
very learned and able opinion on this subject.
Such change In no manner affects the rights OF
property OF Of Inheritance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

Fortunately for tho country, our can
didates represent the best spirit OF reform"
says that great Ieformer, ZACH CHANDLER, in his
address to tho Republicans. The sort of re-
form those candidates represent Ia that which
has produced Grantlsn and elevated the Hell
KsAPs, BLAREs, koBEsoss. and CAARRoEs, and
II Ia just now exhibiting its disregard of Truth
and Justice, the rights OF citizens aud the peace
Of State, by sending troops to south Carolina
to overawe Its vote.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

he can only employ his weaker arm for this pur-
pose and besides, will be under the necessity
OF lifting her over the back Of her horse, thereby
mourning the peril OF tsuRling her drapery in
her saddle, which might render II Impossible to
save her Moreover. on the left hand he has
the ADVANTAGE OF interposing between her and
any carTIaRe they may happen TO meet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

Advices have been received NJ the War De-
partment that Gen. TtRRY viii immediately leave
Fort Abraham Lincoln ia puIsuit VI the hostile sasages
o. Washington despdtch.
We have been he ring this sort Of thing for six
months past. Unfortunately, however, our
Generals either don't catch the In iians when
they pursue them, OF II they do nnd them II Is
we and not the Indians who suffer. But at pres
ent GRANTS main military operations are not
against the Sioux, but IN South Carolina.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21
Attire annual meeting of the Army Of the

Attic annual meeting of the Army OF the
Tennessee, in Washington, LIST Wednesday,
GRANT was dumb az an oyster II was different
with him, however, one year ago, at the re-
union Of this organic ition at Des Moines, Iowa,
when, sspitine to a third term, he did not hest
tate to foment religious strife by a buneiing
speech on the common school system. OF which
he apparently knows very little. Poor GRANT !
But he is served RIGHT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

The United States troops continue to take
up their line Of M rch on South Carolina. The
scenes at the places OF their departure recall the
days OF the rebellion though, of course, II takes
an insignificant number OF soldiers to subjueate
WADE HAMPTON, compared with the numbers
that were necessary to put down the armies Of
the Southern Confederacv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

To rnR EDITOR on THE suN-S1 Your cor.
sesposJen,, "a. b. c. should cai to uind the fact
thai oatns Iken through ioar of personal Injury
not biDdng, lie phould throw ca his eoward,ce come
puhishod Tor their criuV Y, \. L.
MEN YOak Oct 70.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21
HARRIsoNvILLE, Mo-, Oct. 10, 1870


Dr. julius =. 1hebdud, offs Est Thirteenth
street. died yesterday. On The evening of the l2th INST
Dr. Ihsbaud and friend were preparing for shont
ing expedition by loading some cartridges for brreet
Oadink aTln ami N rannlhH charge INTO Cartrdge
se DR. Thobiud split tho blooA that projected the
iuulna cap al the end, and the charge expo nag,
piece OF the Or was ,rlYtu into the IctOTs
breast D.. Thebaud Nh0 was N years OF aye was an
ctlve member OF tue Medical ana Surgical society VI
IAe New INlk Academy VI MedIo.nf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

Tweedsm is more than revived in the
nomination Of DELASo O. CALVIN for surro-
gate. HIS STAnIS award gave nearly four hun
dred thousand dollars out Of tho city treasury
To the holder OF purely fraud ulent claim.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

SIR: which IL tho proper side for q gentleman
when escOrtlng lady On hVrsoOack ude2 X.R.
This Is u question much discussed by men Of
science, who have never errlved AT an agree
ment upon the subject Our own opinion II
that the gentleman should ride on the left, go
that, Ia case the ady's horse runs away, he can
use HE right arm 70 lift her from her saddle and
extricate her from danger. II no 10 on the right,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

The question of TwEED's custody upon
his arrival here bas been settled IN the only
way IL could legally have been settled, by the
order Of the Government. that he shall be de-
lyered to the Sheriff OF New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

The Surrogatc's court ia the one in which
helpless widows and orphans are especially in
terested. Are the people Of this city prepared
10 put In " DELASo G. CALVIN, man Of cor
rupl prACtlCerY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21
rnE CANALS UNDAn cor. rIlDEN
A Reduction of Fifty Per Cent. In the Expeu-
diturer This Aenr.

ALBANY. Oct. D-Caual Auditor Schuy-
ler's report upon the expenditures OF the canals
during the fiscal year just ended Is almost com
pleted. he following table Of engineering ex.
peuditures shows "a remarkable improvement
under the regime Of retrenchment and reform,
a. comptred Win last year, when canal reform
VIA stlll ia embryo;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21
There are cable dispatches this morni

There are cable dispatches this morning
which give color to the belief that a general
European war over the Turkish question may
yet be avcrted. The work of negotiation has
not yet come to an end, and the ruling seDti.
men; OF England IL favorable 10 the maintenance
OF peace In some way
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

We trust II may not be- thought inopportune
II we avail ewes Of this occasion to briefly state
our relation to the pendinE political contest We take
no Sides Herald.
How could the Herald be expected to take
sideA7 How could II have any convictions or
opinions, when It's editor has been sleeping for
years In Greenwood Cemetery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

1t looks II good deal ne II ANDREW II,
GREEN might be Mayor Of New York. The
Tammany ticket is loaded In u way to make II
all weakucea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21
The Republican Pyramid.

From mars CrKt,b.e
The following pyramid embraces only q
few VI the many ofimes perpetrated by the Re
publican party, We nave purpOsey placed II an
lie ApoN, aud the corrupt Blaine beneath the
whole suporatru0ture " Indicate Tho Tuttenness
of IT. formation:
FRAUDS IN rHg NAVY DEPARTMENT
vHiskHf kkVkHUh FkAuus.
ORkDli hOHlLIkk rWlknLR.
INDIAN huKLAU sWINhLKa.
OuRkkSCN CONTRACTION.
CUSTOM HOUSE, FRAupf.
pACIFIO MAIL SUBSIDY,
pohI OFFiOR fkAuUh.
PANhkHtt.
PAY
AKMN sURsiniks.
eIRPHkhp.
hkLkhAr.
HkIoTirM
MAINS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

WAsHinOToR, o I. AZ Advloes have been re-
oaYud ~ lhe War ID partment that Gen. Terry viii ii.
~ diatcy cave Fort Abraham Lincoln VI pursuit VI the
hostile tAyages
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

This shows an aotull reduction Of expendi-
lures In ihis one series alone of SlO.l5l6O or
fully bO per cent. TIE redu' ton does not In
after. No work mas been neglected. The canals
are admittsl 10 Oe ia better repair than ever
before, except the thHm plaln. Indeed. extra
exDend ure over that upon The usual routine
work has been required by the survey Of the
Erie. with aView to deepening II under tue law
of last winter.
me reduction Is due soioly to the care with
when the al hrs OF tho state have been admin
istered 10y state Engineer Van Buren, and the
prevalence Ia MS Il pertinent Of that spirit OF
economy winch Is the truest method OF reform
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

The soldiers of tho Grand Army Of the
Republic very properly rsbuke Centennial DIX
for his impudent attempt TO make political
machine OF their organisation. The men who
fought for the Union resent the forwardn ness of
a feather bed General who, adozen years after
the end Of the W.T., tels them that It IL stlll
raging, and dictates how they s0sl vote,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

The Republicans have been wasting
money In getting up big barbecue In Brook
Ign. hat sort Of thing has no place or ntuess
IA great city al this time. The thorough or
Ranization Of their voters by quiet and system
ATTIC Work IN the better aud more va. liable WORK
TO which the Democrats should set themselves,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-21

A sore throat, or q dist essing cough, In speed
lly cured by ~. Jsynes kxpect GRANT -Aug
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17
\ Priest Buried Alive.

Ome Segondo, a gardener, has con.
tcs>cd 20 having murdered NJ. Blan-
que, tie Provost Of religious college
! at Prades, France, his object in pcrpe-
trating this crime being "a obtain
from the successor Of the murdered
man the sum Of fifty francs, which be.
had intrusted to NJ. Blanquc. {Fc
relates that he had committed the
crime in the following manner: On
April 6, about =, o'clock in the morn
!ns, he led VI. BlanIue into the gar
den under the rrctcXt of pointing out
some repairs, and on reaching the
door of cellar seized a gun which he
had concealed three days before and
fired at the Did nan. As VI. Blanane
fell his head struck against the corner
Of the wall, and be cried out. looking
inten,ly at his murderer, "Ah, Sc
CONDO. poor Segondo ~ The victim,
was not dead, but the Spaniard took
out his pocket handkerchief, wound il
round the neck Of VI. Blanquc, and
drew j, so tightly that the unfortunate
man was unable to cry out for assis-
tance. He then dragged him dow
the steps of the cellar, and left him
there while be went to fetch a spade
and pickaX wh'rewi,h to dig the
grave. Tie Provost, wounded and
gagged, could neither defend himself
nor call for help, and was obliged to
look on in silence while the hole was
being made. Tears ran down the
poor mans eyes, he crossed his hands
over Ills chest, and muttcrcd boarse
prayer. When sufficient depth had
been reached Segondo seized the BODY
oi the priest in his arms and cast bim
into the sandy hollow. NJ. Blanquo
fell into the pit hcadforcmost, and still
living. lie struggled hard to rise,
and this gave the murderer consider
able trouble, Sd that in order to effect
his purpose he was obliged to Bit his
victim on tLr head with the spade.
The blow was so violent that the iron
made a wound cutting through the
eye and opening the skull Segondo
then threw quantity Of earth over
the feet and chest of the Provost,
whose arm made one last desperate
attempt to clear away the soil and
raise the body but the gardner kicked
1t down, and showed about two feet
OF sand into the grave lie then
stamped upon it, and. after watching
the spot for about quarter of an
hour, went back into the college
kitchen, where he brcakfas,cd heartily.
The ruilian was taken into the college
on account Of his being Carlist
refugee, destitute Of all means of caru-
ing his livlihood.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17
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Richland beacon., 1876-06-17
The Pancake Hero of the
Rebellion.

y correspondent Of the Albany
Argus writes good story from Burnt
Hills, Saratoga county, concerning one
Thos. Murry. He says:
II there is any man who crawls
between heaven and earth who can
cook pancakes better than Tom, let
him put his money up and it will be
covered. Tom baked pancakes for a
whole army corps, and he did nothing
else while there. Your correspondent
drove seven miles in a rain storm to
meet Tom, who readily entered into
conversation with the writer. Tom
cnquircd your correspondent, 'if you
bake so many pancakes, | cont see
how You grease the griddle fast
enough Why replied the cham
pion pancake baker, you must know
| had griddlc thirty feet in circum
ference, and | kept two darkics with
large pieces Of pork strapped to the
soles of their feet skating around on
the griddle. Every time we turned
a cake we tossed it high in the air, SO
as to open the pores on the under
side and make it tender tell YOU
the air was thick with pancakes. l
baked them SO fast that the boys
wouldn't ca. the cold ones, so we used
them for breastworks, and once when
a regiment of 'rebs' took our breast
works, they procured enough pancakes
to feed them on for six months, and
that is all they had, for their rations
had given on, two days before, and
the smell of the pancakes made them
fight like devils TO capture our
works."
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17
-tn Editor OEs rE;s Muscle.
Winucmucca Rr.i>icrl

Yesterday afternoon a. the editor os .nis
paper was quietly aycnGiu. To- his business. l.
\. Buckuer caGie IN and rAriIc,iiy asked,
Are yea the edI.u. ui :Eis paper E We an
swerei, "lcS.' lie Ihen drew a whistler ani
pointing II IN our viciuiiy snapped IT, v =
instantly threw him down, the stove going
over at the same tine. We stopped down
and began 20 wipe ihe l,or with his coward
y carcass. not not.cing the pistol, v hicl lie
was sill trying 10 use. 4 printer iumr.d III
and took the pistol from Buckner, when we
allowed Inn to get up and ordered him 10 20
out Of doors. lie picked up Il bar OF steel
aUout twenty inches long, aud undertook to
strike Us with II, but was prevented by our
gentle grip on his w!ndrive. In showing him
toward the door we showed HIM through the
glass, "a fragment OF which eat a small cash
in the editorial scalp.
The a,ucle that We suppose the supcranu-
atrd old tool took Ciien>e AT called no names.
and was matter ~ common street talk, and
was published as an item Of news We
shall ccntinuc to publish all news Items we
can come across, regardless of " no il bl;>, and
hereafter be prepared TO defend ourselves
against Who'r-r comes 10 as>aS,iiaic US
We retract nothing, nor are We sorry for the
mercy shown an "old man." Lay on, Mac
Hold, euoughl" The "uld man left h.,
huwizcr on the field q battle, and can have
the same by calling, proving properly. paying
damages ayi aPo!o2izIng Tor his cuwardly
attempt AT assassination.
Richland beacon., 1876-06-17
sSr. S-ilis!i'S Mistake.

! g,rps me Won Ircde sclrrorc town Proad-
way, nmi does Il rUoiy g"ot rresnis, bud |
ton got muuch capital to yorh n,lr - tud,
Id hard work Io get We ali der credits vUt |
would Like. Last week hear about some
-roiS dut a barry vas goiu" 10 sell pon1y shrap,
und ~ | writes dot man II he would gie me
der refusal Of dose goUts lor IA .rOurc day.
lie ,-air mc der rc!I,>al-dui i. he SAT-
guuldU hat tCm-b;t he salt be would gall
ou luc uui sec mine scL;urr and lien if mine
>c"tandmg IN pc,>ni- va guur beruap> vc
might DO Something's tc4cGcr. Ven, | vas Pc
h'hi NINE counter yesterday ven Il sheuilc-
man comes III un" dakc> me ry der haut uud
say. MIR. Schmidt | rchcvc.' say.
'yGw, una dcu dInk, to r.iucsrlf dis l. de
man vat ila> dose gOu'> 10 sell. und mu>d
dry 10 make some guuu inLrcsslons n.t hi,a
- We gould do sCuc !rosmIs. Dis vas g0ot
scA;orr, hc say, looking arouuit, "bud you
;Utt got 4 IruIy ,uur >chtuck already | vas
ayTaid to let hi,. know dot only hat bout Il
tousad tui.aTs wont vh gUo,s in der blaze, ~
>ay-: y ca ,L2mt vuu.d diuk hat mo t a,
Crrc tpu-II. collars Ia di> irtdie >chtU.c aind
Id! ~" tout rrir me! Ios dct bo,slblc .
| said: law. meant dot iu ras boss,LIc,
dough at wasn't 80, "U' / vas likr Slgry,,
Sa>lnngtOn> vem he cut town der .oI, elm ON
ioslon GoHnn.,s NJ. I, leed!e hadgct. und
gouIdn dell come Ines a5,ud Id we'll" saws
der >hent!rinaii, Il uinas you ought 10 know
PETER ae ahyr"ty else vut yOu bai got IN der
echtufe, uhd den lie danes iecd" puOk
Nroh his booklet "udt und say: Veil. poolS
you Town iOr dree ,nu>aud Iolars | ask
him Fot he means py pools me town, and
den lie saws he vas won of der daX>mcu or
as>cssors ofl property, unt hr tanks me 20 KNIT
" rs refer vUs. because b" says ! vus suoch
an Honest Dcr,-cI.er, u.d rllu', dry uni sheat
der soterncnis. dc.l- !uu rot IL vo>,
mint yeci any more peter IL hunio!d Der
cent. ven dot man walks ouGi on nIine Schturt,
und der ucXd dime makes free mt >dran-
gers finds i!.st Gcir VcesmIs Uudt.-Deirgu
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