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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06

Southern Republican Branch Club No.
a. Sixth District.-WiIl meet TONIGHT (Thurs
day) at 7:3O P. NJ. at their club room, corner or
Cadiz and Camp streets. By order of
iv6 It EXECUTlVE COMMITTEE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06
Local Intelligence.

/ No PARDON FOR THE CRooKEp-United
States Marshal Packard has been officially
Informed that applications for pardons for
John Henderson and William G. James are
ISfused. and an order is at hand, from
Washir gton. directing the marshal to carry
eat the sentence of the court at once, ex-
iii rem ain here for the present@thst is,
Until further orders from Washington.
Deputy Marshals Steele and Reed will
Probably he detailed TO take the prisoners
10 West Virginia.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-On Tuesday night
Charles Usher, aged nineteen years, &C.
cdentally shot himself in the right leg az
the corner Of Rampant and Girod streets.
He was conveyed to the Charity Hopleai,
his wound painful but not dangerous.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06
DLOUNT SPRINGS,
THE GREAT
SOUTHERN HEALTH AND PLEASURE RESORT

Direct on the line of travel between this city and
the North and East. 100 miles north Of Montgom-
cry, in the mountainous regions of North Alabama.
Passengers leaving the city the sos P. NJ. train
for the East by way of Mobile, Montgomery and
Louisville, take dinner at the jackson House,
BlOunt Springs, next day.
TRY summer at this favorite resort where you
get the best mineral water in America. Send for
guide and circular Rates Of board, 81 so per day,
SIS per week, $40 and $50 per month Round
trip tickets good until November, 1927.
les I'm J. D. TOWNER, Proprietor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06

| SHOT HIM IN -aE BACK.-Tuesday even
Ihg two or thee persons we're causing some
|lkturbance in the beer house Of Franz
1igler, on G:avier, near St. Charles street.
Ne proprietor, finding that he could not
0pprees the noise, weEt behind his coun.
III, and while IN the act of telegraphing tor
messenger to find the police somebody
hot him in his back, wounding him NOR.
nlly. The person who fred left quietly,
nd it then appeared that he would escape.
twas alleged that Peter Coyle. cotton
ssrewer. was the one who fred, and he was
arrested on Canal street soon after He
i0ied the charge, but Captain Gray asserts
st there are two reliable witnesses whu
~ the entire transaction, and that they
Is prepared to appear when called on
Coyle. when seen in the beer house. did not
war the hat he had on when arrested. Mr..
Zaigler was very low last evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06

DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL AND DEPART
urE-The steamship Merida, from Vera
Cruz, brought Don Carlos to this city. This
eertleman, somewhat notable because OF
Ae part he took in the late civil war in
6oain. is now a fugitive, but it ia hinted
fkat he will soon return to his country. He
left for New York last evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06

Two BOYS Observation-Disclosures Veau and
Solomon Dreyfus, two boys, aged respect
ively fifteen and thirteen years, who reside
On the levee near the Mint, went out to the
liver at ten O'Clock Tuesday night for the
suppose of taking bath. They boarded
mall boat lying at the wharf, when Veau
updressed himself and jumped into the
liver. He had no sooner done so than ne
sried out, "Help, help; I'm drowning" His
sompaniou, Dreyfus, on hearing the cries Of
Veau for help, jumped into the river to
save him, when he also began to sink, and
cried out that he was drowning. Severa!
persons in the vicinity, hearing the cries OF
the BOYS, rushed to the scene, arriving there
lust when both boys sunk out Of sight: Every
effort was made to recover the bodies, but
without success.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06
REPUBLICAN TICKET.


For President,
RUTHERFORD b. HAYES.
For TIce President,
WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
For Presidential Electors,
A: Large-WM. P. KELLOGG,
j. H. BURCH.
rat Diatrict-PETER JOSEPH.
cond District-LIONEL A. SHELDON.
,ird District-MORRlS MARKS.
,urth District-A. Is. LEVISEE.
tn District-O H. BREWSTER.
9Th Dis.rict-OSCAR JOFFRION.
For Governor,
STEPHEN b. PACKARD.
For Lieutenant Governor.
c. e. ANTOINE.
For Secretary of State.
EMILE HONORE.
For Auditor of Public accounts,
GEORGE b. JOHNSON.
For attorney General.
WILLIAM H. HUNT.
br Superintendent of Public Education
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06

A CIoss OF FIRE.-About the most mag
ni6cert display fourth of July night was
NEAR the head of Canal street. not tar from
where the old iron building stood. A cross
twelve or fifteen feet high was composed OF
brilliant lamps, around the sides Of which
we're refiectors. The sight, to person
standing at Clay Statue, was truly beauti'
full. Notwithstanding the lamps were more
than foot apart the flames looked as soiid
"a q rock to person square distant; Inc
mired by all who were 80 fortunate as to
ace it. The Levee Watchmen's Association
combined to give sght-seers something
worth looking at. Had the night been dark
the illumination would have shown to much
better advantage. 1t is q general request
that the gentlemen make at least one more
display, and inform the public when it will
be done.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06
For Members of Congress,

Ibr Superintendent of Public Education
WILLIAM G. BROWN.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06
For GOreTNOr,
STEPHEN Il. PACKARD.

TOF HttOTTtey VehteIuts
WILLIAM H. HUNT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-06
By Pons, Reed & Co.
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH D. PHELPS.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1853.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13
A Little Story.

Last Winter the New York Sas related
the following anecdote;
During . visit paid by Senator Morrissey
40 Governor Tiiden recently. one Of the
Governors friends spoke OF William NJ.
Tveed's escape from Jail I'm glad that
Tweed 20, away" said Morrissey.
"why do you say thatf" asked Gov
srnor Tildsn.
Because." replied thu senator. !"
think he has suffered enough for his
crimes"
The Governor looked sharply at the
Senator and said. d" Morrissey. you don't
dare express tina, opinion publicly.
"Oh. yes. dare" answered Mr. Nor
rissey, smiling. 81 cut loose from Tweed
in 1858, before 10 was known that he had
done anything wrong. BAT -" stack 10
L.s. ..ni 1871"
The Governor scowled and changed the
topic. -,
Mr.. Morri.sey Is Mr.. Tilden's bosom
friend. He is one Of the leaders OF re
form" He /. now Mr.. Tilden's chief pill
lar in New York. as he was at ~. Louis,
and his testimony a. 10 Mr.. Tilden's con-
nection with Tweed !. authoritative. When
he declares that "rilden stuck 10 Tweed
until 1871 when Tweed was down-he
tails the whole story In q nutshell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13
A SEASIDE INCIDENT.

swhy, Dob, you dear old fellow.
where have you been these yearsf
In Kgypt. India. Khiva.
With the Khsn's own volunteerpr
Have you sealed the Alps or Anier.
Sailed 10 isles Of Amaxonsf
What climate. Bob. hAa wrouxht the change,
Your facs froa brown 10 bronzer'
She placed dimpied hand In mine,
10 the aams frank, frieadiy way;
We slosd oocs more on the dear Old beach.
Ana u sesmed but yesterday
BlAce. standing On this same white shore,
she saii with eyelids wet
'0ood-by. You may remsmbsr. Bob.
hut shali notforget."
hsid her hand and Whispered low:
Nadge. darling. What Of the years
Ths two long years that have intervened
since. through the mist of tsars.
We Looked soodby on this same white eeAeh.
Here by the murnurins -eaf
Too. hadge. were then iust twenty.
Ana was twenty -thre."
crimson blush came 10 her cheek.
.Les.s iooS Il the s.iSsr. IN the ,urf-
There's Nellie and cousin Ned.
"And who's that portiy gentleman
On the shady side of life y
"Oh, he belongs 20 our party. loo
10 faet. Bob, I'm his vile
-And tell you. Bob. it's en- awful thing.
Ths wsy hs DOES behave
Yiirts uish thai sirl In .,ssi-srsy siih-
Bob. Why DO ysu look 90 sraver
Tos fact Ia Nadge. 1-wsil-Ahem'
On, nothing a. all, my dear
Kxcspt that abe of the steslgray slik
10 the onsi married iss' yesr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
ysda, In and for the county Of storey.
@. X. WOOD. Plaintin. vs. O. W. WOOD, De-
fsndant-
Yirst Judicial district OF ,he ttate o. Nevada.
In and for the eouniy cf Storey. and tie com.
paint nied IN said county. In The ofdes Of tee
CLERK Of ssid District Court. on the O'h day Of
Nay, a. d. 1916.
Tho siais OF Nevada ssbds sreetinr to O. W.
WOOD. D,fend,nt; You o.. hereby inquired TO
appear in an action brought against you by the
above-named plaintiff. In tho District Court OF
the FIRST Judicial District Of the STATE OF Ne.
vads, IN and for the county OF htorry. ard
snswer the complaint nLd therein within ten
service on yeu Of this sur mons. II served In
said comfy. or n served out OF said couLiy.
within twenty days. and In ell Other cases forty
days or judgmtnt By default wall be tskfn
against Jos, according to the prayer Of 'sid
Tns aid setiou 10 brought 10 ,b,siu Juds.
ment and decree u said Court dis.olyipa the
bonds OF mstrimony now existins betSs en you
and plaintiffs Awarding TO Ilaiutin the care.
custody and control OF the minor shilcrsn.
J.mes W; Wood and Ylors I; Weed. t,ue Of the
cult Q. q counsel fees and also q deere " tsid
Court svsIding to piaintiff the role ovneryhip
of ,he rommuniiy prcrer.y now owned Z you
and pla'ntin. cOnsiftilg OF nomtstead' shn
situate IN the town Of Gold Hill. county Of Nto-
rry, and described ~ follows. 10 wit lot NUN.
ber Twenty f9O). IN Block Number One ~,
iiangs u, a. Known and dssigLAisd utcn the Of.
6eisl plat ,r msp of the town Of Gold ifiil. To-
scihsr With dwelling situated thereon and the
hon, shoid furniture. all Of the vaius Of ene
thousand dolisrs OF theresbouu. Yor cause OF
,ction, plaintiff alleges failure and neglect on
our part TO provide plsintn and your ehildfen
with the common Decesssriss o. life. All Of
which will moro fully sppear by referehee to
plaintiffs complaint herrin on nie. copy of
which you ars herewith SERVED.
And you are herby notified that " you fai!
90 answer the compIsiet. the said plaintin will
apply 20 the oosrt for the islisf therein de-
msndcd.
trirt Cours OF the first Judicial District Of the
ststs Of Nevada. IN and for the ccun'y of sio-
rrJ, this Soth ssy OF May. In the year tf our
L.rd ore thousand eight hundred and seventy.
i.rALI W. O. THOMPSON. Clerk.
by @. b. BRssioss, Deputy C.erk.
vi lay1m w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13
ORDINANCE NO. 80.
An OrSisases 70 Auihsrizs the Issssses
eta Bend for thc Psrpese sf Cancel.
ins Bsuis Mes. -. 10, ~ asd ~.
iPsssed sep,smb,rt. Z. isis.l
THE BOARD OF raUsTEEs or the
IL Tnxn Of Glnld I'LL Co QrdAlnt

TINE BOARD OF rausTEEs or THE
! Town Of Gold nill Go ordaini
sEcTiop =. The President snd Clerk OF the
Board Of Trus eer Of the Town 81 Oold Hill
aru hereby authorized and required 70 issuc
one bond a the Town OF Gold liili IN the sum
Of four thou,snd dollars, gold coin.
FRO. 4. raid bond shall be IN tueh form A
,hs Presidrpt ard Clerk Of said Board my pre-.
srfih-, and shail he signed bs paid of1esfs. and
shail be 20 the eject that the Town Of Gold
Hiil 10 hound and holden and will lay 10 the
holder Of said bond the sum Of money named
therin 10 two ysap fiom the date thfr oi.
with Interest thereon at the rsts of one Ter
cent. per mcuih. United b'stes eold coin. In
tsrest payable quarterly.
SEC. a The mouey received hom the sale o.
saIj bend shall be rlacsd 10 the Redsmpuon
Yund OF psid Town of Cold Hill. and snall o.
used oniy tor the puvpose OF e.neel,g e"pas
Noe. 10, 10, ri and ~. each OF the sum oi one
| thousand dellarp. and mature on the i' asy VI
src' 4. The Trvssursr of the Tovn o. ooia
| NH shsll pay said bond 10 the holder tnere'i'
anon pts,en alton. scefroing to iaw.
Erc q. TLIs ordinsnc. 10 tAke enees ana oe
In force from the date Of iis pes';,sssf q ;,sssf,cuy
p,..,d.u, Of the Board Of Trustees Of tho Town
3, o,,o.,: oS'e w. R rIr. poArr, cisrh.
nm r,o,,op. oriinspoe No, 70 was pssssd by
/ an. fcIloNfnR vote: Ayte-Irusises Csrriet'
Tyrrsli, T orr. Stephens and President Dssehy.
80 50 WA. ny. DOANE, Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13

room InisHxAS applied to one Of the
overseers Of the poo for relief. and upon
some doubt being expressed as to whether
he was . proper object for paroehial re-
lief, no enforced his suit with much earn
estness. "Och. your Honor" said he,
sure ia bs starved long since but for
INV csti" but for whatl" asked the
astonished interrogator. my cat" re-
Ioiued the Irishman. "Your cat How
sop" "shure. your Honor. sould heI
eleven times for sixpence time. and sh'
was always home before | could get ther'
myself"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

I'm THE DISTRICT couRT OF TIL
j Pint Judieiai District Of the State O. ~
ysds, 10 and for the county OF htor.y:
In the matter OF the Estate OF cbAhik-
n. 0AMMoNt. D. eeassd
Adniui.tntrty of the Estats OF Charles n.
0ammons, 70 the ercditors Of. and All !efsens
hsvins claims sssinss, Ii. said deess.ed % et'
hibIt them. with the neeesesv v.uens.
Vithlu Tn months afi,r the nrst iuhlicsuofi
OF tLis notice, 20 the siid Adminisf,,Iuu 81, ~
hsr residence. on Peisiums 'fes'' "0'a u'"'
''o''' ' MAhGAntT r. oAMMoss;,
ldmiui,irstrir Of tho Estate OF Chsf'es H.
oammops. deeessed. .,,.,n.x.
By DRAKx Gisr.n. per u"o'n''''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13
PLACE OF noLpINa CONVENTION.

Tho County Convention will be heid a.
MINERS UNION HALL, GOLD HILL, t IL
o'clock on the 2ist Of September.
Adjourped 10 meet on Thursday, the lsih
instant. at O'Clock.
W. n HfcEOK. Secretary. seId
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13

A MAN killed another mans dog. The
SON Of the man whose dog was killed.
therefore, proceeded to whip the man
who killed the dog OF the man he was
the son Of. The man who was tho son
Of the man whose dog was killed was ar
rested by tho man who was assaulted by
the son OF the man whose dog the man
assaulted and killed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13

"wnLIAx." spoke . gentleman in
Court street otiice the other day to
friend whom he supposed to be in the
uext room. "a little louder, sir. said
one Who understood the case better.
hs il now passing through the town oi
Rsadiue. "-Bosoa Advertiser.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13
Z Z Q Z.

~ AN Republican. I heartily indor.e the
nomination a hayes and Wheeler for Prcsi.
cent and vice President Of the United States.
and viii support thu Republican ticket at th-
general slsction 10 be bed November 7, 1876,
and that am Q citizen Of the United States
and Ntais OF Nevada. and Am or will be regis
tered voter In this precinct at the time OF the
general election.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13
PRIMARIES

WIN bs held on TUESDAY. the 18th instant, !,
and the County Convention On THURSDAY,
the 1ist Instant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13
MIsOELLAsROUs.
MIB0ELLANROUS.
DR.. Ia MARS
SEMINAL PILLS

NOR sxNINAL ENIssIoSs. IMPOTKN-
II or, Loss Of vigor. sexual and General
Debility, Physical Prostration. and the many
Ailments OF like nature arising from indiscfe-
lion, sslf -abuss, over.indulsence.s etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13
NOTICE 70 DEBTORS.

HF Ya,SKtxHErxxR HAVING RETIRED
Iyxs nom businesa on account OF III heelth,
snA being sbopt 70 isavs Gold Hill. calls upon
III thoss ipdebts1 70 him 70 cone and settle
imnsdiatsly, % - 70 susbls him to is.vs |"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13

Ak fo 400 Pr pAY Ar HOME =
nj, srNsos ) o.. Portissd, Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13
RESOLUTION.

Resolved, Tast no person shall bs eligible
for election as Q delegate 70 the County Con-
vention. or shall he allowed IN hold o proxy
,hsrrin, who 10 . candidate for any ONCE before
said Convention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13
Dr.. La Mars Seminal Pills

Ars prepared srpressiy Tor this class Of com.
plaiits, and We recommend them - speedy
and effective remedy. Their general tonic
eject on the whole sy,tem 10 extremely bens-
neial. You cannot take th~u. without being
bspsntrd By thsm. The imprudent youth. the
ovsr.vorksd man. the prematursiy old. the
married end single men and women. aiiks. will
nnd IN this remedya
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13

Invaiiis. o. yell a. businsss men, or iAmiiiee
seeking recreation or pleasure. viii hnd this
~ JOHN W, neKINN.Y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
NOTICE.

rrR. =. WOLF Is NOT AuL1os'.p, ~ ~
III collect moosy for eut - srKIN 4
Son. oo'd Hn':J v. suAsyTSs : CO.,
.u,,f Bss Ynneiseo. csnonh'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13
REPUBLICANS, ATTENTION I

>,orrcy ~ HEREBY OWEN THAT THE
IN noil Of Inc 0old Hill Hayes and whsl,r
c,,h rsu BE- found Of the Postofnce In Gold
Hiii. wbsre Il will rmsln for signatures until
6EURaE n. OtGovp, Secretsry.
ooid mn, August -, 1915 su2std
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13
rHr alpaY OF nln is HIs s1alHarHI

II ha wsli-knovn fast that thouAands sufer
from DE abovs-nsmed complaints. Tho vefy
naturs Of snch troubles begsts timidity that
oftsn. prevents the sufferer from consnlting
from month 70 mouth unrrllsved. until the
lsck-lusssr ere. psilid cheek and general mental
and physical prostntion hnds him broken down
In health. without rnergy snd without hope.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13

RATES or CHARGES.
Hoard and Lodging. PER wcsk...........tis "
Hoard and Lodging. per day. ..........:. "
Children nom 10 IL ysars Of age, bali priess
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-13
BRANpy, PORT ..d SHERRY WINE
fer medicinal use.
REPUBLICAN
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

ATA MRLTisa or TIE REPUBLICAN
n County Central Committee. held at their
rooms September 8. 1876. the following bu'i.
ness wss transactsd:
, 1876-05-10
PERSONAL.

There arc about twenty Yais graduates IN ths psea-
MT LeGislAtuto Of Connecticut.
Tbs wicked Frenchmsn call ths Wild young Amss-
ean gtfla In Paris !" Les Bellies Eauyage.n
Tho New Orleans Kspabiiean IL In pos!1lon 10 esy
nat Democrats throw mud because It u the only thing
hey eau reach.
Tho family Of q. P. A. uesly, the artist, srs atl in
sas and will not come to tbs United s4tss this ys4r
sstatAnds sailing for Europe in Juue,
As, chAElsa Fochter u hlllus u euRagsmsnt NJ
hadss opssa-Houss, aAn Ftanclsco. Ao opened isat
'eek Wednesday ~ E4motd Danses In Nonta uhss.
or
Allls. Aos&na Kothach[d, who married her cousin
rom Vienna In par1s on the 12d Of March, hsd IA OF
HAty sstcls Of tuger1s+ That department Alons of
hat tsousksau nllea nye rooms,
Ths New York Expf<ss sAys Robert HOMER looks
mora Als butslns-bsowsd country clergyman than
proprietor Of Dexter aud Of ths uloat widely
'"celA9sa Newspaper In the world.
fteld.GazrhAl Yon Mslke aud l'roi, Mommasu, who
~ now In Italy, wars entertained At : banquet tn
nofae afsw days ago. Among tho guesta wss Mr.
aAFah, United stAtsa Minister TO Itsly.
II Il reported thAt Alle. Adslins Patti eald, aone
months sgo, Of Miss Emma Abbott, tho young Aussi-
IN lady who recently ulAds successful debut In Lou
4a: u sang just has her when wsa Of hsr sks."
ohsabaeh II peasanslookins gentleman. Of sbout
medium hhishr. slender III build, sud slightly tound-
s0ouldc1sd. As speaks FsaaGh aud German hucntly.
esaa ossaaa by birth. AID uadA1staads Eneuaa,
, 1876-05-10
sp+eiot Utspa.eA to TA4 Chicago Trisuns.

sp+eiot UtspaseA 10 The Chicago Tribune.
oALtsBuAs. ILL.,, Mh3 9.-Tho twelfth annual ncek-
ing Of the Illinois ssats Dental Society convened In
Masonio Hail. In this city ut 10 o'clock A. H. to-day,
pr. Edgar p. awan Of Chicago rrra!dcut Of tie so-
csty called The meeting to order, and tho aoson was
opaued With prayer BY the IeY. Mr.. Wittstont Ut this
city Tbs Secretary then called tho roll and
Lbs following members wero found present II,
II. Antas, 6euaseo; @. V. Black,1 Jacksonville: :
@. Il. ouahing J. N. Grouse, Chicago; E. 3. Gail,
pooria; II. s. pesn. Chicago; Warren D. +. Grow,
Quincy; u. d. Davis, Petersburg; f. F. DAv.s, Gales.
burg Z. D. David, Aledo; A. ". Harlan, Chicago /;
g.. ]. Hyer, Clinton; J. II. HURT, Peoria; Il, L.
G!Fntr. Wavcrly; q. a. Kitchen, Rockford; G. IL II,
Koch, Chicago; K. L. Mattsan. koHzneo: ". g. Nc
Glu. Iioek Island u. +. Matteson, Chicago: j, T..
Masrsncs. Ottawa: J: u. Murphy, Abingdon f.
Noyes, Chicago; II. II. Townsend, pontiac; f. Il.
TalDos +. D. H"an, 1oshua smith, Chicago; q. H
Hmith, springfield; 4. II. sturgls Quiuoy !; Z. q.
Htono, J. 4. ". Davis GAiesbHrg.
Tbs HOY. llr. Willisen, Of thiR city deIiyesed tho
addFals Of welcome
Thu Publication Committee and others zeportod
elRhty-oght members In good atnudtng,
Tho Eocclpta had been t3s1a1 expenditures
$ols.05.
Dr. j. II. Lswis. OF Quincy, vas tranassrrea from
tho active to ths honorary list Of members,
g. i. pryno and T. W. Trophy, Of Chicago: ~ w.
Knare, Of 4.los; and ]. ". Btopheus uf Di1on vs1s
s!ecte<i nav metnbers.
Tho socaety viii eontnns ita session through To.
morrow and Thursday.
, 1876-05-10
THE STRIKING MINERS.

THOSE TROOPS ORDERED FORWARD,
CLEVELAND, O.. a1ay o.--Tho HeroMs Mass;l-
lon o., special Tonight sayR latter from Gov.
Hayes to Adit Gen. WickoG says:
DE41 GENERAL: sill feel that thers is doubt ~
to the Huficeocy Of your fotcs. lie sure to Lass It
annie. II YOU call out too tnauy sneb. will he
yuur tsuu it now toois a. ii tLs trouble would iast
a long t.sc. wish you 10 mako preparations to hold
your men IN camp u aud near Aas4i!!on unstl tho
danger of aawers y1o!encS IL It cnd- Theteforu,
let y0uF arranG emeua 10 Of = more pstn1aueut thar
meter. Laf he understood that you ean 70 stay III
civil suthor .tica Sincerely yours, Il. i. u41Es.
There iBa foverish condition Of tho Rtulob-
phere tonight thss justi1es tho serious yicw Of
tho situation expressed by tho Governor, and
accordingly while ths forcs hero has proved auf-
ticout foE paAt emergencies. tho Adiutant- Gcu-
etal has summoned the following companies.
hoth of which arb c.Icrted to srsive toniuht viz
T1s H1t,.lusly Laht Guards. Capt II. DelInel And
.hu T1aln Lipht Guards. clpt =. y. s4awhan. Ihe
two eompanie. viii aggregate = hundred men.
tclpaton ia tho not ii tho Warrington tnna cizhieea
pcsaous named and twenty nAtnsa unknown. at tits
Interesting 5ansnn q an.!F'' xhsn u j. important
once, Sheriff lt1nsh II conspcous IN his alaeuco,
.ad seport places th's important PERSON In clataand
ot3cer. aud only two depuse4 remain here Of thu
nun.er suora in txo weata oso, tho Is enatas-
nai,. mo,enent undss shs protssteu of IL. military
for tie puspoee of capturing ths rngiesdeFs,
CLEVELAND, O., May 9.-Theru IL tuuch excitement
1t s1ae.!uon tonight, aud further troubls With tho
striking miners II aut!ipAted soon. The Warrington
Nine has Iorty grocn asn 1t work under pEoecton Of
uilita. The work at repairing the works Of tho
1nrs burued by strikers u also going on under the
the protection Of sa!tttn. soms ol4 ntnsrs went
Into tbs Silver Greek Mine to-day. This mornlns
i mlcs from Makntll0u, and dccted not 70 lasu,ne
wort loss titan Is cenfs per Ton, en- addition Of
resls FER the lrcs agreed 20 u ths .at tntet
NIX Two more companles Of militia have been OF.
.sre<a to Masslon tonlgbt, one from sanduaky and