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cent Democrats to stomach. Even tho Men,
phis Appeal, ono Of tho most extreme of the
Journals Of the extromo Southern school, is
Disguised with the sncak-thiof attempt to
steal tho ono Electoral vote needed to elect
T1IpEN, and says: "trho Democrats wou1d
scorn to elect T1LpEx by tho one vota Of
Oregon, State which unquestionably voted
for Hayes" That undoubtedly is tho senti-
ment Of men who Ind tho courage to fight in
support of their opinions. Tho proposition
to steal that ono Electoral vote of Oregon
emnnates from, men Of another type, nad Is
worthy the coward!y enemy III the rcar
who conspircd to burn Northern cities md
import smallpox to dacimato the i'd
Yankees" They are not the men
to scruple at stealing that Electoral
vote, that by it they nny a.eal into Office to
do more stealing Tho decent rank and hle
Of the party, however, r,-thoso who are not
talking drcalfu1ly about Office or gore,-
must concur with the Appeal when 1t says:
ut would be n,onstrous outrnge II, by
frnud, or a mistaken idea Of duty, Oregon
should be tnade to cast one vote against
Aa"a1s AZ aenanca VI a'aJos''y VI eao Peo-
pic oi the state. Ihe -apptds goes on to
argue that It would DO no less an outrage to
count tho Electoral vote OF Louisiana for
HAYES "in defiance Of what it styles ma
jority OF eight thousand Of tho people OF tho
State. But tho appeal ovorlooks the dis
hnction between tho majority in Oregon and
what 1t calls tho majority in Louisiana.
There was ITO bulldozing In Oregon,
no ro4gh-riding over tho country Of
nights by White-L'no rit1e-clubs, which
whipped and SHOT men 10 prevent
their voting tho Republican ticket.
There can DO no doubt but that tho minority
for HAYES In Oregon was the result OF a frce,
fair election, at which tho will Of tho people
WIS expressed. There can be rs little doubt,
upon tho proof taken as to the election IN
ouachita. Feliciana, and tho other bulldozcd
parishes In Louissaua, TINT what tho Appeai
calls tue eight thousand Democratic major
ity in TINT State wns tho result OF bulldozIng,
murders, and out1ages unspeakable, per-
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crate demand md ruled steady. shocp were
firm at Mondays prices. Last Saturday
evening there was In store in this city 2,o55,-
o7o bn wheat, eel, ,0s9 In corn, 4a9, 7t3 BIT
oats, Ss,459 bu rye, and Lila ,42o bt barley.
Ono hundred dollars in gold would buy
$lU7374 in greonbacks Mt the close.
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for blood, and ARG anxious to proclaim war,
may safcty whit until Congress Inns got
through with tho business and decision of
son1o kind has been obtained. II will lie
time enough to pronounce upon the action
Of Congress- when Congress, in the light Of
oil tho fncts, shall have reached IN nathor,ta.
tive conclusion.
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THE SITUATION At WASHINGTON,


The 1atost from Washington shows that
tho desperate politicians hre talking Of TIL
DEN or war, and TINT they nro laboring with
Indifferent success to fire tho heart Of the
l,arty to take up arms to scare somebody.
Tho revolutionary agitators arc troubled in
their efforts by two 'circumstauces,- tho ono
that all the better class Of Democrats In the
two Houses won't enthuRe to the fighting
point, and that the other side don't scare in
the least. Not Republican in Congress- or
out Of it has hesitatada a moment In declar.
ing that unless it be proved mud established
beyond doubt that HAYES was not elected
he must be declared President according to
the returns made by law.
It is we'll for persons who think or be1iove
in violence to remember that nll such antici-
rations are premature. In the first place,
there oan be no counting Of votes nor
declarations of results until the 14th of Feb
ruary, TINT being tue day fixed by law Tor
opening and counting the Eleotors' certiii-
cates. No less than sixty days, thers-
fore, intervene before there can be
any notion In tho matter at nil. In
tho meantime tho Democratic House has ap-
o,;,,+,l t1,~oo o,,p,,t++oou ,no oo,,, In ,,;e,t
Tn,,,s;.,. 1nop;1n on, so,,,h Coro,,no, ~
Republican Senate haa appointed three com-
,rha.o ro,,n,,ttae. a~o oo,r,ooo, ~ ~, -
t,ot,, -art,o, 49,, ,,,a,, ,,,s,t H. hon1,,,..,
Of tho recent elections clothed with ample
power to collect oil tho information and oil
the facts In oil thoao States. These COM
tafor, ,b;s ,ree1s 1v;,, he mt vii ho IN fri,
ouara,;on - ,'' ,rharo ,v;,, ha ,;,.la -, o;t,ar
' s;na ,'aa;n, .,,n r",no,o.. | ,,o,,;nn w ~ ~ .,,a
ass,.;a., n,s',,,, s,,;,, not ~ ,,ron,s =. ,,e,,t
~ ~ .hasa ~ no,nr,;ttaos ~ ,rho ~ - ~aaar,s ~ =, r. e."
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49,, ho,oxo .,,a ,,,,sdta - 1on,,su, ronn-as,
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1",,,,t -. on,, .,,an ,n. .,,st tta s. - -
coaerass ,so,,,d 49, so.t,e M th,. ,,,,o,n h,,.,n.sa 70
- sbou,a "avar ~ fo-oo,ton % hat | . nan"soss
H.. t.a, ~ os.,,, -. 11na s~a..;aa, a. isss;s
to.;,e % ~ -,or.r - yrovia;n, ~ ~ nn~r,ns, M ~
.a... 4. - - - .... o..s.,.,,.,r
a.,,n, ~ a,a..,a. :, 7,sS.,,1ea. .T,.s ~, ~.
a.:..'.t.s b $500 49,. ~ 1s,ss. ...n ~ :.
..,na,..a;7 l., s.,a,, s,,,,S.~ w ~ ~ Tas.;,,s
49,. ~ H. c.a.aa ~ .'s.. ,,.sa. ~. 50 gas
s1.ee ~ ' ~ 'os .:''s y .:"a, a, ~, ."s W.
steaa u''9 ~ ~ VII .'n1's sae'e'aau =, 1ue lu"el W
4osou 'A0 ~, ts- 80 "A'oa s"a 10y 44.o','4' ~,
o""1. 'o'o' oe - ' 41o1s ~ .D4s w.. o'1. =.
B'oes htns Nv" " ~" ltus'1: 4n .lAs ~
neo1eu .of eouu'.1s s"' so.s' 'A''a''89'.ae =,
Tue .e'usas' Auu 4us an aoa'a'ne upon 'a'
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THE ELECT0RAL COLLEGE.


THE ELECT0RAL COLLEGE.
The objections made In debate by Sonntor
MoR1ox 10 Mr.. EpMusna' proposed couatltu-
tional amendment giving to tho snprome
Court tho final decision Of a1l questions Of
dispute In cases Of contested Presidential
elections, were direct and forcible. To con-
fer On that Court such powor and jurisdic-
ton would hnve tho effect Of making that
tribunal political and partisan body, thore.
BY destroying tho Court by destroying ita
usefulness. 11e also objected To the nmsna-
mont because II porpetuatcd Tie useless ma
chinory OF tho Electoral College, which WIS
one Of the most dangerous Of oil tho obsta-
cles In the why of fair and honest election.
We are glad To notice TINT Senator 1Ion7oH
has himself progressed in sentiment on this
point, and now abandons his systom OF choos-
Ing Electors by districts, and is in favor Of
oleoting Presidents by tho direct voto' Of Tho
people, SO far as is possible. Why tho peo-
rlo Of State who arc competent to elect
Governor cannot 10 safely trusted to vote
for President is a conuntlrum which Ia mn
sworcd by the absurdity Of It's assumption.
=, ~ M'ee a''nuOf y, ~'A.e'' '!,o 'o7stnof u''
40 ''eI.sa "a!''a''s ~ osaes ''7'oS'
onse IL s"o SeA6s' Aua ~ sus
otne'' onoo ~ loul 5o"ss' nuu
~. s 5rs 49,, 'n' w.. "o.A n9 ,sea ,T auo w, aus. ~.
.s ssssaay. ~ s1o oon s5sa nao.s ~ Ns~ .os.' -
patei in tho election Of Governor, and this
"uo,t =. peor'o so,us = sn"S o'.''u ~, "a
eee..e. NV "Ael' N.N4,s' ~, !. ~. poAooue 'oun0
1o1 s,, A4ea'uens :" -, wv ''"''' "o"A ~
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DLANKY Ln1,Gf: NO. 27i 4. r. l. A. M.-Annuh
duea etc.. Wednesday Gysnin& 9cc; ~, Ie7g, a
7;3u o'clock. EuHAltp C1Ukt W. al.
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Attc1p1,t Theatre.
Monroe Mreet corner 1NhrttnE1. Variety entertain
Esat, Afternoon and cyentpK.
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1Tcytcter's trhrntrc. -..
Ma1lsou street. between dearborn and Htata.
RnEaQemtnt of Mr aad Airs. Florence. "The Mighty
Dollar - "-
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Ilnvtr1y'a TlrntFe.
Randolph street. between Clark and fA9al1t. In
glKutncnt OF Satslnfy's Troupadost. "Tao BROOK
Afternoon and evening.
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AN1USENfEETS

Z Woosfsh atnAennB.
Monroe street, between State and dearborn. "Tho
Colleen bsWu.", Afternoon aud evening, =
, 1876-12-13

The receut arrest Of tbs Egyptian a'.n.s .,,out
un.ncs has . nayor Of Oriental romance ,tsa sp1st
t. A correspondent Of tho Pal d .Aa4 dIas tist
.t,,ss lint the Khe.liye bud been "Asnea a.t+,- M
hts Mtn..ter. IsAA,L sAprk, who was DIS 1x,n., at
hro.hs. ~ hsd bern influencing the shelkhs
I,n md on she l7tll ult. III received ~
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Tho Philadelphia 1l,ats, which is rank I'Lpt" -
paper, can't swallow tho oregon ss'aI '. T., vtn.
says that "0oy. GROWERS ststsnen, -. - tnslI-
1ication Of bis refusal to commission ~ ,,ss,-
gible HAYES Elcctor Is plaasiole tpT'aA a na,st..
ing, but smaeks too much Of tFeua ~ ~ ~ a,,u,ry
bio to the fa!rminded people o. !lAs ~. .,,rh
Tho low certainly never contemplate a in
legal trtckery ~ Gov. GROVER aas p PHI IN INV
Oregon should defeat tho popular W. -, presi.
election, aud much less n the eaoee ,ss w. ;, CON-
dcnt. Ii common honesty has any 'u'~" :,
Rress, It will be manfully eosseco"
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Odd Fellows,

Odd Follows.
Hope Rncam sment, No,0 /. o. o. F., meet
every ID aud 4th "Wednesday of each month a
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. !, I. o. y. r., meets ever,
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
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M nsonic,

Wyoming commandery No. l. Regular con
claye frst Friday in each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. /. II. A. NJ. meets
Hall, on the fret and third Tuesday evenings /
each month, at y o CLOCK p. nj.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. I6, meets first and tair
Saturday nights in each month. at Masonic Hal
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Delegate la Congress,
Forty TaiTd CoaSrsss-Hoh. w. II. steeL
Territorial OneeT-.
GoDern0r-nO. NJ. ThAyer.
Secreary-G. W. French.
CAig Justice or SEpFtBss Court. W. Fisher
associate Jasfices@os. NJ. Carey. L. A. IhOina.
Ursi@s States Coieet0r-E p. Snow.
Surveyor GensTal- Silas Reed.
ReeeiteT or Public Aoheys-G. W. Corey.
Register U. s. Land ~0Fioe-SaH. winsVI.
TERRITORIAL TFeasHref-S. W. Dowhey.
Territorial AHddor-J. H.. ~IlEsIord-
2. l.. Arnold.
Commissioner Of PeHitrafidTy3 Charles tuition.
NJ X. Posi-.
Territorial LbraridR John Slangh er.
Commissioner Of ImBaigraiiOa-J X. Jeffrey
Superintendent of IhSfTI1ctsR-John Slaughter
District Auorsey-k- p Jnhn-on
United Stats Commissioner j. w. Brnnsr.
CLERK Of Isl Judicial Distrsct-J. W. Bruner.
Adrshal-Gilbert Adams.
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GROCERIES.
PEASE & TAYLOR, Ferguson 81.
&c. WHIPPLE, Ferguson street
LElBEY d NICHOLS, l6M street
UNDERWOOD q McGREGOR, a
Enterprise Bakery.
GUNS,&C.
FREUND g. BRO. Eddv sfreef
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CLOTHING.
b. HELLMAN, 1914 street
MARKS d MfER, Eddy street
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DRY GOODS.
MARKS d MYERS, EsIav street
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CatfeX OEtE.tS LGltfsssstlfscf y. N. EFNHs y
CLERK Of lAf Judicial DistrEct-J. W. Bruner.
Adrsha-Gilbert Adams.
County 0meen-.
LARAMIE COUNTY.
~ + Landau.
Sher9f-N. ]. OBIien.
C0nsfubics-w Taylor, c. S. DeVae.
Justices Of Me Peaoe-Jno. slaughter, TN Firhe
Cierk and Recorder-Geo. b stinpson.
Tredsurer-D. { Tracy.
Probate JHd0e-D. G, Tracy.
Prosecuting At,orasy-M. ". Corlrit.
School saisrint.ndent--F w. Iii lard.
Coronsr-Ja Talbot.
Assessor-Ed. J. Morris.
CHEYENNE CITY.
y. c. Whipple, Pres.sr Of. Mayo
John Nealon.
Bird Trustees John Il. Davis.
l.. X DreSnahen,
Peter HANNA
ctrA-W- Richardson. er. on. Assessor
Adrshdt-c.s Devoe.
Tredsurer-Isaac Bergman.
Att0rney-T. j. Street.
Surpeyor-A. j. Parshall.
Police Justices John Slaughter. T. NJ. Fisher.
settings of the Town Trustees. Friday ever
ing in each week. at the City Hail.
ALBANY COUNTY.
NV. II. II iliday,
Commissioner simon Dur,scksr.
Thomas Alsop.
Sheriff.. II. Brophy.
justices Of he Peace q. " y hi,,sr'
Clcrk-J W. Medium.
Probate Jadge-G W. Hitter. sr-o1eio Treasurer
Prosecuting Aitorney-c, W. Bramel;
superintendent Of Sch00ls-N. l.. Andrews.
Coroner-Jasfes Vine
LARAMIE CITY.
fwm. Harris. er oHeo, Mayo
J. II. Finfrock.
Board Of Trustees II. Gaibraiih.
T. J. Webster.
flames Wins.
Csrk-John Mel cod. ca -o6feio Assessor
Marshdt-M. A. Hance.
Treasurer-L. d.. Pease.
Ahorney-Homer Merreli.
Police Justce-L. d. Pease.
CARBON COUNTY.
~ I. Adams, Chairman.
SheriG-D F. Rennie.
~Cerk-perry l.. Smith.
Probate Juiqe VIM. T. Ash.
Assessor-B. r. Ryan.
Superintendent Of schoos-B. F. Kinney.
swEETwATEk COUNTY.
Commissioner william Evans.
lJaines Calhoun.
Clerk-A. Mcintosh.
Probate Jadgs-Jas. A. Brennan, en. OF. Trea. !
Assessor- Nm. A. johnson.
uINTA COUNTY.
co~ml..io".r. s + =; Hilnh1s ssaan.
sher4e-wmiam Hinton.
Probate yudg.saw. II. Remington sr. 90. Urea.
Assessor--a. q. Hopkins.
Surregor-H. Robinson.
Superintendent Of Schoos-S. X. Temple.
Coroner-Thomas Street.
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CARD.

in9, sci wh1 az uvitoenIttb'e i1pv sns errols asa
early decay, loss OF manhood. &C., I will send
q receipt that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy vas discov-
cred by a missionary in South America.
Send n se~lf.addressed envelope to the REV.
esEP l. II INMAN, station D. Bibie Hopss, Neto
York CITY. eod-akw6m
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~BLACKsMITHING.& &C.
III. HAAS, Woms. v,~..,
j. NEALON, Ihome. 49,
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CHEYENNE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
u. MCLAUGHLIN, Ferguson street
RANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL n sre<
WlLbOR & 60,
Fergl on street
BLACKsMITHING. &C.
$500, IhoHies street
y NEALoN, 1homes street
BOOTS AND SHOES.
STEPHEN BON, 1874 sfy,,t
EAGLE SHOE STORE, Ferguson
NJ. RosEN iARDEN, Sirs sesfli
street.
LEATHER & FINDINGS.
STEPHEN BON, 1871 street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
g. HOLT, Post-oHce Building
CLOTHING.
B. HELLMAN, I6h street
MARKS q MYER, Eddy street
DRY GOODS.
MARKS d MYERS, EiLtfv street
FURNITURE.
CONVERSE Il WARREN, I6th a
GROCERIES.
PEASE q TAYLOR, Ferguson &.
|. q. WHIPPLE, Ferguson street
LElBEY d NICHOLS, 1911 street
UNDERWOOD q ~McGREGOR, n,
Enterprise Bakery.
GUNS,&C.
FREUND q BRO. Eddy street
HARDWARE.
DRAPER & HAMMOND, Ferguson
street.
F. SCWEIKERT, 1871 street
HOTELS & RESTAURANTS rs.
INTER OCEAN, SfrfeenM street.
OVERS HOTEL, Elidu street
EAGLE HOTEL, nh street
ENGLISH HOUSE, 18Th sfreef
RAILROAD HOUSE L.. r. Depot
WESTERN HOTEL, Fifteenth
METROPOLITAN, Cor. Ferguson
and 18Th street
JEWELRY AND WATCHES.
JOSLIN d PARK, 18Th street
ID. MILLER, I7H street
sEFFER, MARSH & CO. 1874 Il.
LIVERY STABLES.
r. G. MAYNARD, 10th Street
IL M an a IAEL GU
TERRY q HUNTER, Sixteenth
street.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
). IL. WOOD. Eddy street
BUILDERS e. CONTRACTORS.
DAWSON & HALVES, 1911 street
S. NJ. PRESHAW, Eighteenth Street
LIQUORS.
l.. MURRlN, 17M Street
HANNAFIN d RYAN, Ferguson
street.
A. MAILLARD & CO., SsrteenM
street.
BILLIARDS.
JAMES BRENNAN, 18th strest
BAKERIES.
UNDERWOOD & McGREGOR,
Enterprise b kerry
CONFECTIONERY AND SODA
WATER.
s. H. WOODS, Eddy street
MEATS AND VEGETABLES
F. LANDAU, 17H street
PAINTERS.
OVREN & ANDERSON,
Ferguson street
j.. F. FUTILE, Hill street
PHYSICIANS.
j. r.. BOWMAN, Sixteenth street.
l.. F. BABCOCK, Sixteenth street.
street
DIR. A. J. HOGG, Eddy STREE
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
CORLETT & STEVENS,
Ferguson street
G.. w. SMELL,
fBlaclx Hills
Eood ond coIo ctohIo
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LEATHER & FINDINGS.
STEPHEN BON, 1871 xfr.st.
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BANKS

RANKS.
F1RSi NATIONAL q s-e.
SiEBBlNS, WILBOR & 60,
FergL ,,On street
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ATTORNEYS.
u. McLAUGHLIN, Ferguson street
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
STEPHEN BON. 1874 .,r..
EAGLE SHOE STORE, Ferguson
NJ. RoSEN iARDEN, SiraeenfI
street.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
G.L. HOLT, Post-oEfce Building
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Condensed I.Acala.

Free service at the Church of the Ep,nhanv
to- morrow evening.
See notice OF another Congressional Tenn
persnce meeting at DR.. Butler's church to-
Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. John DAY. liy-
Ing at 4Oo street, was thrown from his
wagon on Boundary street, between 10th and
18th, and badly injured about the head.
No. 2, at Lincoln building, last evening gave
a mus ical and literary entertainment Whi Oh
was well attended.
The Rev. j f. CatheI, OF Georgetown, has
resigned the 1ectorship of Trinity church p
Ed. Maylandville, Pa, from the a b of Feb
ruaTy.
On Thursday a house belonging to Mr.. B
Lee Belt, and occupied by Mr.. Allen CLANCY,
In Prince Georges county, Md, was, with
the greater portion of its contents, destroy ed
by fire.
A coal oil lamp in the shop OF a colored
shoemaker named Johnson, near the corner
OF 9th and n streets, exploded last night set
ting fire to the shop, which narrowly escaped
destruction.
A correspondent wants us to mention "that
the ChariOts would be great convenience
to the public IL all the drivers were not deaf
anc blind }" and adds that he would like to
ride very often ifhe could made the rivers
In ar at } light and see in the day"
fire underwriters of the District of Columbia
resolution was unanimously adopted.
recommending to the public the general
adoption OF the American Safety Fuses, as a
valuable guard against accidental fire, aud
as the safest and best match now In use,o
The Ohio campaign club met last night
Mr.. +. l.. Campbell in the chair. Mr.. Frost
was elected a delegate 10 represent the club
at the Ohio republican convention. Capt
Blackford suggested delegate be elected FOR
was appointed; and Captain Blackboard was
elected The alternate.
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THE COURTS.
CorErIx GKNrp.IT re,

VI.
To-day, Lewis Ford and - HubbeI were
appointed constables. q. Y. Alice was ad-
United to the bar, as also j. II. RtdeOut. Al
len agt. Allen; mandate filed. Stewart agt.
Blcksler; judgment directed TO be entered
against sureties. Dodge agt. +. s. and T
Co; decree dismlsSing bill. Langdon agt
same; order sustaining demurrer. Ballard
agt. Mandle; decree dismissing bill as to GER
tain defendants, and for special recovery as
To others. Amber agt Whipple; opinion by
Judge Humphreys, directing recommittal 10
the auditor. Birknead agt. Aldridge; appeal
dismissed. Moore agt. lager; opinion of
Judge Macarthur, affirming decree below
HetZel agt. b. and o. X. r; exceptions over
ruled. Williams agt Gardner; decree re
versed and cause remanded. Mcnamara
agt. Condtr; decree below affirmed. Ray ct
al; agt. c. Q: Canal Co; opinion, decree
low reversed. Hovey 4 Dale agt Mcdonald.
decree reversing the bill below, by waich toe
bill was dismissed.
THE LITTLE ACROBAT.
In re Zanlo Poole; opinion By Judge DIN
dis missing the suit. and for costs against the
relator, Mr.. 7. +. Gatchel.
POLICE CoURT-Judoe SneQ
Yesterday, after our report closed, RO'a
Mitchell was charged with assault on Wash
1ngton Nelson, both colored men. Nelson
testified that he is an employe in the Can't
Io1 ahd aicer ne hsd got MS pay for last
some money which he declined to give him
and he made the assault; that Nelson claims
that complainant is in his debt for his SER
vices In procuring the position he occupies:
that he has paid him about $40 for this pre-
tended service at different times, and de-
cllnes to pay him any more. The court i'm
posed fine OF $50 or sixty days in jail. Roda
claims that the place filled by Nelson be-
longs TO him by appointment; that having
other occupation he made a bargain with
Nelson TO MI the place until he was ready to
occupy IL himself, in consideration for which
complainant was to pay him (defendant)
go per month, which bargain he now ignores
holdlpg the place, receiving the compensa-
ton. and giving him nothing for AZ. Wa
rem Nutes, assault on Emma Douglass; IS
and costs. Also, assault on Paul Chase: IS.
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A BALTIMORE OFFICE SEEKER SHOT
Ex-policeman Conway and "Joe' Kraeger,
both applicants for city hall office, became
involved In quarrel in a west Baltimore
drinking saloon last evening, which termi-
mated In the shooting of Conway by one OF
kraegers retainers, a notorious rowdy
named "Ned' Walters. Three shots were
fired, one of which took effect in Conway's
back. The wound may prove fatal.
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A FooT-RACE, witnessed by thousand
spectators, took place on the Centennial ball
grounds at Philadelphia yesterday, between
Jos. Wheat, colOred, OF Pittsburg, and John
Il Crossley, white, of Frankfort, Philadel-
phia, for $500 side. The distance run was
l40 yards. CrOssley came off the victor. the
colored man stumbling against an iron post
and abandoning the race. CrossIey went
over the course.
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PLYMOUTH CHURCH had its usual Friday
hlght seance with the scandal. Resolutions
were passed, and Mr.. Beecher made a speech
an investigation. Mr.. Beecher alluded 10
Bowen's statement as ''sewage of the most
nlthy kind, which had been running
throush the ears OF the people" But he said
he expected TO have a chance to speak of IN
yet. " -
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STEA LING THE ORG ANS FROM CHURCHES
A gentleman called at the police central Of
nee yesterday TO report series of continued
robberIes of churches in Ora wford apd p
selle villages on the New Jersey central rail-
road. The carpets save been taken up seye-
raj times, and the organs stolen.-lN Y iSs0l
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DEATH IN THE STREET.-As Mrs. Mary
Louise Nultee of31 Schermerhorn street,
Brooklyn, was walking I'm Fulton street last
night with William +. Forest, one of her
Doarders, she complained OF a choking pain
In her breast. She was carried into n store
and sank down a cOrpse-GN y SIM 3D.
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LOCAL NEWS,
Amusemeafs, &c. TONIC

AuH Cntb, aC.s IO.nlxDbs
National IhedteT.-The 18TH Avenue Com
psny In "Pique."
Thedter Cbmique-First class varieties.
Willard HGl-Rev. Moncure ID. Conway's
lecture on "Oriental Religions
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DR.. c. w. BESsoNs CELERY AND CHAM
oMILE PILLS are prepared expressly 10 cure
Sick Headache. Nervous Headache, DySpep-
Tic Heasache, Neuralgia, Nervousness aud
sleeplessnoss. and viii cure any case. Price,
90 cents. SOLD by all Druggists I'm Washing
ton, Georgetown and Alexandria. 224,eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-04

MRS. NELLIE MARSHALL MCAFFE. a
daughter OF the late Humphrey Marshall. of
hentucky, made her debut on the profess
sionol dramatic stage at Louisville on SAT-
uruay evening.
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
OFFICE or chIeF sIs.AL oprIo.x. I

WAsHlS6ToS. MsTch :, 1916 I
In the middle and eastern states, high fol-
lowed by failing barometer, slowly rising
temperature. northwesterly winds shifting
IN southwest or southeast, and clear or partly
cloudy weather.
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REV. DIR. r. 8. SToRRs, of BROOKLYN. NY.
has resigned the presidency of the American
Congregational union. He states that his
oplect In res1gning was not due to the Beecher
scandal, but TO some matters which occn rred
In the union with which he was not In har-
mOpy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-04

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issu ,d IN
John A. Beacham and Mamie e. Dixon:
George Powell and Sarah Lucas: Lewis
jackson and Mary Scholars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-04

ROMAN GOLD necklaces, crosses, lockets
Lake George diamonds, and onyx jet and
pearl lswelry received at Prigg's Jewelry
Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, near az
street. ~
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CHARLES RKIDsIECK Sinery. Extry Dry
s. lie by Hall & Hume l2s.eos:
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This bank pays FIVE per cent. interest on
all deposits made on or before the 81 OF each
month. Saml NOrment, president; y. Acker
vice PRESIDENT: j. A. Ruff. cashier. 225.s