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Funeral from her late residence. 2ii south bfh st.
trokNn' T.. d, IN SUNDAY, Fen. q. at 1880 T.. NJ.
f,lcI ~, and rel tNgs ave invited to attend.
.MhHl WIS On FcO 4, Mrs EhLa Magnunis, In hor
both -' N-
Due notice OF the funeral viii be given.
T. - elpi la uauCrs pie tsr COPY.
hkEkER.-On Fcb. .. 1870, II ". stenhen ~ Meekex
IN I q 77th year OF hi.a-e. "
Re- i've ma frlcud- OF the fami " also the clergy AZ
lrg arc invited ~ attend his from Old h1sh-
NlcN ,hurc ON MordW 7th, Ut II a. VI.
llLLnIst -On Thursiay. Feb g. after brief III
ness, Niilip, OuV SON Of william W. and Lizzie rtuot-
y, aged wear q months d6 da,s
Tho relatives and friends OF family are reapecfuy
lNit 70 attend the funrra. at th~ir resi- enrr an
"rst ~ ~, on Sunday, tue Gu inst. at l:l0 NJ
IN1tpRD. I'm Thur daY mrrning. Feb s. Ms.
Kerry, lrUdu
,r renal Vill he taken to the Church OF our LADY
Of SOrr ws Pitt si near StantOu saturday at p.0
A NJ. ~herc solemn high mas. OF requiem will %
offered for he rcpose Of her soul Interent In Csvary
Cemetery.
Munster News please copv
WENTZEL.-On FeU. 9, waiter, Youngest son or
Gcorse aud aura Wentzel. aged YEAR and months
Funeral VII axe pl co from the residence Of his
parents, Hi-hbridgevilio, Monday morning A. 10
O'Clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-fne Democratic Ma
tionai Executive Committee have Adopted the follow
ing
Resohef. That the National Democratic Committee
open Office aud proceed 10 detAieu Orgaul
EAilon OF the paIty IN the several state.
IeNolueI, int the Democratic members Of the
Senate and HOUSE Of H. ntaives be tnvned TO ap
point auxiliary committee 10 aid OF ruch organ "a
ton thai copies OF these resolutions addre
Hon. hrssre. Stevenson and Lamar tue respeC
tive chairmeu Of the Ser House caucuse-.
Mai A. d. Banks secretary, has opened an once al
ISL
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balance ~ nsn150. The suh.Trcasurv redeemed
tuf uOV lied uds anu paid out in CON intcres ON
~ NJ ccOt ts45 = q.
Tue tNttIHless az the Unite1 7ttes SUM- reasurv
WaS; con ipts, t245 ,Ohs sOi do garments spi2
WuI9 40. lane, e1,i54 Olo4f currency receipts,
iNaO5 il.a1 do. y YuiCnts stb7,}0f.Ot bal.nct
t51OSj.473.03 Custom t224.OUt
u bul ION IN the Bank " England decreased
SOL 600 " inter al tccrirts fOntci 30
co. The Ire suty IN shington received 5000 900 IN
natiunni park uotDs ftt rric uptlt o..
Foreign Exchange Wa steady 81 20 and fso'e for
on'ft z.
Money became more abundant on call at i095 cent.
CURING tNc morning, VIII iC 10 The afternoon Zoe rate wa
rrthcrd ~ r. on Government honde the quota ~ was
500 nnd dis cunt. rfny"i ths1 Tot prim' u tice.
hOvcrnmcnt 20 me duh out steady In TIC morn
ig Later hoWtv"r. there was decline IN 1868 and
oOos ola anu new, con tqutht uuOn lower kOu added
T. irer silc+ iy some uf h foreign bluh crs Nhp regard
ed the th-sf g o. tn rfunding NIL TOW boz re- 'ur
Rrtte ~ r'oblhe Cnunon mud register ed In. 1881,
new be ~ lSl, ana the other later uoe eie arm.
Ihe IOnOWlng were tho 3 Z. 81 cLnaIng prlcea
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Broo1lyn's Answer to Kiauley'. suit.

The city Of Brooklyn's answer Ia the suit in
stituGed By King.ley KeeaeY for the recovery Of
tl7s,o00 for Extra work and haulage done the
storage reservoir was completed yesterday In II the
CITY denies any snd all responsibility the ground
that the comDilinAnts nave not completed their con
tract the various allegations " fraud contained In
Mr. Parsons Complaint IN suns JrOlgAt against Kings
ley ey aad the mem ers Of the old WAFER Board
reproduced IN substance the defence against tue
auI N a rnu
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HUHTINGTOS, l.. l., Feb. 1.-Two young men
named German, while proving around the summer
residence Of the Hon Henry Yates, Mayor Of Newark.
New Jersey on Loyds Neck, Queens coupty, about 10
o'clock last night ere seen by the gardener VINO sup
dubbed rrelied gun, one received chaTge IN The
tace one ucAshOt entering the eye. The utheT was
wounded ia the neck. Dr. Lindsay Of Huntington
dressed the WOUNDS which OF angeTOus nature.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

WAsHINGroE, Fen. AT a meeting Of the
subcommittee Of the House Committee ON Pache
Railroads last night, Messrs. Lamar dem, Miss At
ktns DEM Tenn and O'Neil (tep., Pal, who were q
maJ0rty o. the subGommlee agreed TO report to the
IN coDmtee the Texas Pacific Railroad bill with tho
subsidy asked DY Col. scott Mir Lutre'l tDemi Cal(
opposed the blll aud Mr. Garfield Rep. ONO was not
present Tue full committee Will meet ON Wednes day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

WASHINGTON, Fec. 4-1he Committee on the
Texas Border Difficulties yesterday summoned cy teie
graph Gen. ord and Gcn sheridan TO appear before
them Responses were received from botn day that
tncY would start lnmeaately for Washington. Thls
begins to look he busues, with MeNicJ.
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The Home CIub's socinblc.

The nrst soclable of the Home Cldb. literary
association Of BrooSyn, ned in the Grand Union
Building, Court and HARRISON streets, On Thursday
evening. f. Krol Pfciicr Is President, d. l. Downs
Vice President, and G. /. ADpieFae, secretary aud
Treasurer. the enteTtanment WAS euJpyaule' The
music was furnished by Prot ID. l.. Downing VI tue
Ninth Rekiueut BaAd,
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Execution npnln-l the TAYLOR E.rate.

ALBANY, FeO, 4-SurrOgate Rogers, In the
OF sarah Tay Of New YORK., the eTecutrH Of
the late William H. Tavor has entered order direct
Ing that All execution issue against the estate for
tDS 1857 lS beins the Oaance oa judgment Of il2bs2o
ia Interest possesscd by her ueVeased baud IN
the Taylor brewery here. HascAii q StetsOn OF New
York were her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

You will md Mrs WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP an
invaluable fren' II cures dysentery ani diarrheI
regul the stomach ana bowels, currs wilma colo,
softe4s the gums reduc Inflammation. and eivcs tone
and energy to the whole system. In Almost every IN
stance where the infant sur ring from pain and
haustIon, relief will be found hfteen twenty
DO not iai 10 procure it.
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Frank Leaie's Popular Monthly for February
~ cents -AdV,
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a four ounce can OF IiOrdsn's Extract OF Reef,
costing thirtYhve 1857 cents VIII furnish meal sntient
20 maze one gal on Of Tch soup.
For sale by groceTs AID druggists sVerywhere-Ado.
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ALBANY, FEB. A deficit OF $500 has been
dis In the accounts Of Abraham lily am, AZ Col
lector Of Batl. Rensselaer, county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

Everybody spraks We'll Of II.

Fullest and best illustrations Of the Williams
burgh Buchtry aud Rub, nstciu's Trial In today
Fples GdzeILe. Al AL ness stands ado.
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Don't paw 80 for an inferior Elastic Truss.
"''' Wv PoMERoY's, 74a broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

Infants treated during sickness with Monelrs
1aelhlns Cordial are exeRl Faln pAa. rs ceAtI.- Ade
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

Try "Uncie SANS Cough Cure" nj Twenty
CENTS BOTTLE, for Coughs, Colds, aud Ihroat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

One bottle of Wisiar's BalaRm of wild Cher
WIN often cure the seYercs cough OF cold 80 cents
MIDI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

It will not 80 So II YOU taAe Quirk's Irish Tea
pIlee ~ gSLu.-AaV.
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.strongcst Imminent in Market" -BRowNS
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" For 90 tru1l and external
use. Cures rheumatism, Conc. Colds SpTsins, aud
Bruises
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Susintss 4uitts.
pusIItts5 NUIItU.
A Safeguard ARnipsf
Mask ED BURGLARS.
HERRING a cos

chronometei movement Is sttached 20 double
combination lock which may be set" TO unlock al any
given time and It then cannot, aDy circumstances.
De UNLOCK ed before the expiration OF thai time.
sALEeRooMs,
e5l and ESQ BROADWAY, New YORK
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Dayton's Inhaler aud Disinfccfer. with Vin-
cintaguIu, Is preventive 81 smallpox, dphtheria aud
Otuer CONTAGIOUS If eases and rucf Tor catarTh,
br1uchi Is AMI astlni soln by druggists. MAnufac'
tory 70 West Houston ST., n. Y.
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HARINE INrELLIGE NOE.

MINIATURE ALasSAC-rgIs DAY.
sun risee. 0S Sun sets. ~ Moon sets. 20
HtsH wArER-rHts DAY
sandy Hook 10 Gov. Island IS Hell Gate. 20
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Read the Truth.-samuel 5. James. Warren, Ind,
said to have incurahe consumption He took on y
eight botlrs OF wisharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial Now
ll- health Is perfect he I rciurdY In the NOrt To
thoroughly purify the blood and clear the system Of all
pulmonary diseases.
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Arrived-FRIDAY. Feb. 1.
Steamship Gea. Whitney Boston. mdse. and pass.
Steamship CITY OF Vera Cruz. Havana mdse. and
Bark Bulgay, Rio Jan rirO. coffee.
A.s" tpe usual river ana cosstslse vessss.
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The sun.

The sun.
SUNDAY EDITION,
TOMORROW MORNING,
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THE DAY ana abundant suppN OF fresh, original.
selected art cles OF The greatest Interest
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MARRIED..

DIR. Lyons Tooth Tablets.
A valuable toilet luxury.
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MORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
WILLIAM A. BEERS,
Vice President aud AetuarJ.
THEODORE NJ BANTA, Cashier.
u. oDELL superintendent OF Agencies.
CoRN LIS BoGEkr NJ d, Medical Examiner.
GEORGE WILKES N. D.. ~
CHAhLES WRIGHT, NJ D..
Assistant Medical Examiner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-05

Mr. Watts introduced hill to-day uthorziug
the Commissioner OF Public Works To build four
additional baths In New York.
Mr.. McC ,rty o. New York introduced bill to-
day fixing the rates Of fare or the Eghth avenue
6 line at Ave cents to SIxty-hfth street, six
cents to l30th street, and seven cents to No
Combs Dam.
Mr. Lyon Of BROOKLYN introduced bill author
izns the Dock Comm lssiOners TO sell by auction
the lease Of the Grand street ferry. The sale
must be made within twenty days after the
passage II the act. The sale mast be for ten
years, and the rates Of fares are To DC the same
charged by the Houston street ferry.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-14

POstmasteT-Genersl Jewell says
that the present saleries Of post
masters are in too many cases ex-
cessive, and that a large amount
can be annually saved by rearrsDg-
ing the scale Of compensation
Acting upon the suggestion Of the
Postmaster-Genersl, ss well a. up
on IL own knowledge Of the facts,
the House Of Representatives,, 10
the Postoffice Appropriation bill,
made some changes Ia the basis Of
salaries, and appropriated $780,
90 for the compensation Of post
masters. During the debate On the
proposed change, the largest sum
suggested by any member Of House
u Representative for the purpose
g. 10000. The Senate, however,
thinks il knows a great deal better
than the Postmaster-General or the
House Of Representatives how
much the postmasters should re-
ceiye, and il has accordingly in
creased the appropriation to ST.
200, 900. There is a difference OF
e400, 900 between the Senate and
House figures, and the Senate
Economists" probably consider
that IL they can get the larger sum
appropriated a good proportion Of
it will go into the Republican cam
paign contribution box. What is
the treasury good for, anyway, If
Republicans cannot, directly or in
directly, plunge their hands into It
and obtain the money with which
to prosecute the political campaign I
The "whisky ring" will not contri-
butte 80 freely TO help the Republi-
cans party as it has heretofore, and
Republicans are decidedly opposed
TO depriving themselves Of the
"sinews' which excessive salaries
to the Office holding army afford
them.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-14

ular ir0n. and the alloy Il iron. and
ADtiDooy found 10 various parts Of
the colony are also tastsf1iiF ar
rznxed on al sides BitSmioO1s
coal. ODe Ct then chief prOd3ets l.
shown IN every from, one variety.
which when polished. looks Ike
rosewood except Ia color. Is
particularly noticeable. Narjegst-
"a marbles. skulls Of aniidilurian
rnauDOths, Angors WOO, specislties
II sugar and wheat, 3 collection Of
nx.ire hard woods polisbed, fossil
frons and volcanic rock Specimens.
beautiful butterflies, examples Of
the thick eTsufhrei Gifa Re-
Et1sa or Queensland hemp and kAD-
gxroos GDd WsIlsbies FROM the bal
soee Of the exhibi; q this distant
and iuperfeefly known country
None Of the articles are for sale,
bat everything i Pot IN its most
attractive and practical form 70 in
duee immigration, q the peop'e
ont there seen 10 think they are
lonely sometimes, although their
population has Increased oFer 500
hundred psr cent since 1850.
The billiard tournament, which
has Just ended was remarkable
fU- the large ruDs and high aver
a-es made. Sexton, who took the
first prize Of $500, did the most
wonderful playing, and executed
TIE highest runs ever made IN a
public match. be ran 81 and %
making al average Of % il the lat
ter game Joe Dion made 81 aver
are Of 50, The next highest average
recorded CARRIER took the second
prize.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-14

The Alba.y Argas ssys q the
9f,r.osiii9a - Tl3sc: 1t is Ut
strange that % conspicuous > chan
,,iso 4 aiuirii..,zilre refgru meets
81 Eirgle-t olTositio1 i : Dot
s.-aa-e, either. tast be l. var
sa.taiDsl Nor j. i Singular ia,
lac eDsusss az limited 70 tie few.
vile ne Supporters number tie
masses q tie psople The tttg-p;
70 strike GoTerDgr TLleo doED,
merely besaase Lis e0arse las al
Ta,esd lin above otbers who a.
yirs % bigb boDon- OF bscsass his
works lave been hostile % private
AID sslGsb Interests, eauooi suc-
eesd Il las nst ID success IL
tie STATE. Tlose ELo lave con-
spirs3 sgsinet hin hare % toloE-
Ing. iyr tbs people Sc that IL
Interest Il Governor Tilden is
identical with their OWL; while
tie interests q bis opponents are
hostile % The public welfare.
Democrats throughout tie couD-
Try need have 10 fear q New York.
II the Democracy Of the Republic
declare euphatieally FOR admins
trsiiVe reform, by placing in nom
nation the man who has earned
the reputation Of being lie fore
most representative and most Sue
cessfgl executor, the State 81 New
York viii raiify the choice by a
decisive and controlling majority.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-14

Nastsng rssss Gov II Poiihe
fsT0r. Al S-Sy-k Park. Pb1.hssl-
pima. o. Noodsy, John Frasses
RIDE - uE=. = tEo hooS
sa5 fry Minutes u ralevt q mus
tsozz A terrific Eol theatrical
sseos oss,-rsi VIE, t5s = Jsr wa
.5Jeiag lie Ssr5 nile When t5s
-2s.sng rssehs3 lie Jo1=s.' s-GD3
hs saysl - -s-Pc3 grer : te.ca,
sulsai1g 4, tLr0Viog FrLoees AID
tsElng DP7. hin TIE ri3e- q-izk-
u sztriestss biEass-f .s,5 with LIS
face covered With blooi jumped
orsr lie r=s-s q tbs feoes. eEub'si
1pon tbs waiting bo-se all was q
Ike the siDl Re wac Oh!
serGtlhsd-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-14

Washington, ID. C., June sth, 1876.
Every Democrat who desires the
success Of bis party, wishes to see
the best and strongest possible tick
ct nominated at ST. Louis, and
stands ready to sink bis personal
preferences and sectional questions
IN coming to the support OF that
ticket, whatever IL may be. That
the Democratic National Conven-
ton will not nominate men whom
the whole party cannot support,
may be assumed. But the dele
gates have a duty beyond that
They should correctly inform them
selves ms to the relative strength OF
the various candidates for the nom
nation, and not permit themselves
10 he influenced by the statements
Of prejndiced partizsns, who APP
pear as the friends, or opponents,
o. any particular candidate. The
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-14

The attempt u Stokes counsel
to get the nine months and twenty
three days which the kid-giOVed
convict served while under sen
tsace Of death, allowed on bis four
years' sentence, has failed, and be
viii have 10 serve out bic full term
just a. though be was q lsboriDg
man, out Of work, who bad stolen
something 10 keep bic family from
starving, instead Of a rich man
who has merely committed murder.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-14

ha-lot- Tie VII ensure re eles-
ti0o q Crite3 S.1.ss SsuE.or -
s1oDesd Kslsy, whose tern *
pirss neat Mar Gr11t eErrie3
ne STATE fo1r yssrs Ag0 tg ma
iori-y q 4.ess- Ttas yea lie or
der Il rsFerssd La 1s t,s thank
I'll fos ssnA1 fsTorE Anoag the
as;1rsu.s f0r Tie Sers.s E.s GOT.
Groref, ex-senator Nesnith. sen
70 Lane, sz1JOFerD0r NhissksF,
Judge MrArrbuE. s--Repressuts-
tirs Sis.sr. s1-Gvr. Garry All SEQ
G.0r Kelley
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-14

The tri& d Georye d. Lord for
completely IN the View York ca
nal Frauds, is 10 progress al Buffalo
AID zone damaging testimony bss
been a lS1csd The Herald tbinks
tia: II Il should end in . conviction
the practical Punishment ri one Of
the alleged members Of the old
canal riny viii MT hurt Governor
TII6ea's chances il s. Louis. We
think 80 %.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-14

Blaine will go into the Cincinnati
Convention with Tom Scots GER
tificate OF moral health In his hand.
Morton, on his part, will triumph
antly produce DR.. Bliss certificate
TO assure inquiring friends that bis
health is good and bis prospects for
long life excellent. Perhaps the
Convention will say that BIaine's
certificate Is unsatisfactory, and
that Morton Is 30 vigorous that he
can afford 10 wait at least four
wears for a nomination for Presi-
dent.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-14

The testimony thus far taken by
the Louisiana investigating COM
mittee shows that the men who con-
trJl the Republican party In Louis
lana are a rather "bad crowd
Still the Casseys, Packards, Kel-
Ioggs. Syphers, and Moneys are not
n whit behind their brethren 10
other States In insisting that the
Republican party can reform itself,
and that they and such as they are
admirable instruments with which
10 effect the work Of reformation.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-14

TIE 2sg sbot FOrn Paul go5es'
sip, ~ Bon Homo Riehsr6, -
re sDysgsaent viii he Scraps, j.
Still IL eIistSDes and VII probably
be shown 4. tbe Centennial u l.
EoT - Trepto5, IL the possession
II Esrah Smith Stafford, daughter
II tie Lieutenant who sprsrg into
the water and resc1ed The flag
Nbea = fsl
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-14

The Republicans who fought 80
hard 10 give Pinchback a seat 10
the Senate from Louisiana, but
failed In the attempt, are now
equally DESTROYS Of putting about
600, 900 ia Pinchback's pocket
They want to pay him what he
would have received up TO the
time Of the decisive vote IL he had
been admitted when he first pre-
sented himself. The job has been
thus far defeated, as it should be.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-14

& reZsr3 = Blsiogs readiog
fhOss lsfts-s, Auflgso says tbH'
Sls-os took uiretssn lgt:ers frc--
hi@- &od read ooiy tV-r-een q
t5em Amooy those witch he
di5c't Rad are the eootrscis AID
tas koOEIs3gsHsrts Il rs7eiTiny
60 90 a. Oos tine aid 81, 90 ::
Goothst iizos fr0n tie rSIlToSS
pDol
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-14

TIE CLi-sgo Tr5bgns uut II
diezp,ipsd I; sei1sEy describes
Mr. T'L6s. a. = Hal Ehc la WI
f4llo.11 Zane a. 3 rsfy-Dsr, al
ssgs IL i 3. a.liglt.e esn q -sts -
tbe rgtee r ths Whole u 1ef'sode-f
party. vbo KAY ~; End more
aeoef,tsI5e Hal Il ~ Gsli a. .
ezal1zte.'
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-14

Dr.. BreitsehDeiaer Arms Tat
lie city u Peking. vbieh has been
credited fer Year, With PGpuls-
fi0a u from $3.50 300 % 500, ',o,
las barely 10000 irhsiiisnts.-
Or. can te trusted. 30 for he is
Dot IL ne pay q Any rlrsl city
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-14

TIE Mississippi legislature a. its
last ssssion. pssss1 a. a. Ehl-a
tryriIes tLGs vhs- : MAJ c5es
ui.ug-- etl1rer Or tbe oersodE--s
Il .-1Eifen szrTlFiDz LII tDs VIZ
OE saal Inherit tas Ebole q TIE
estate, ~ - psrs2-El, II f~e s-D-
Ias.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-14

The grss; tg0uy % Ear - tie
Republisa- - ls q tie House j. en-
.s-DsS. VII u over t5is Ws3iss-
dsv. Bl2iDs sal sPYsEre . lss1
tie race With C0okliug . eloss
sseoo6. Hayes aDd bssbUurDs ID1
useE a. Dses, vile Eort9a God
BristyE bri.g - Tx rsar-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-14

The Democracy carried Oregon
At ths State election held on Tues
day. and will have a majority OF
twelve In the Legislature on joint
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yer.
Now and then the inspiration to
perform a generous act seems TO
be aroused in the bosom of the
most hardened criminal and the
most INSCRIPTIONS partisan. Some
such sudden inspiration seems to
have acted upon General Benjamin
Butler, urging him to write a let
ter to Speaker Kerr, saying that
no decent man, woman or child In
the United States could believe for
a moment the charges Of the wit
ness Harvey, and begging that he
will not allow the matter to worry
him. What a sympathetic, kind
hearted fellow Ben is TO be sure
We know not whether his associa-
tions in the past will justisy his
speaking with authority for "every
decent man, etc.. Ia fact, we rath-
er think otherwise; but, for once
in a way, we agree with him. Kerr
Is not worrying" At least he did
not go to the depot TO meet Har-
ney, nor invite him to his house,
as Blaine did Muligan. Mr.. Kerr
demands, and every true Democrat
demands for him, the fullest iDves-
tigation OF the charge against him.
Nothing short Of complete vindi-
cation will satisfy him or the party
to which he belongs. Mr.. Kerr's
own statement II concise and
straightforward. There must not
be left any point upon which his
worst enemy can rest a doubt.