, 1876-07-11

GENERAL NEWS.
Vote for Hcnth, the honest man.
Vote for Heath, the friend Of reform.
Vote for Heath, the friend Of economy.
Vote for Heath, tho workingman's friend.
Vote for Heath, the successful merchant.
Vote for Heath, the enemy Of corruption.
A vote for Klmball Is vote for McGrath.
Vote for Heath, the foe Of public plunder.
Vote for Heath, the leading manufacturer.
Vote for Heath aud against mock auctions.
Vote for Heath, low taxes, and chcnp rents.
Vote for Heath, pure water, and cheap gas.
Vote for Heath and against club-room cliques.
Vote for Heath md against all sorts o. steals.
The only why to beat afcGrath is 10 vote SOL
IDLY for Heath.
Ktmball-tho work would DO too hard Tor
him-.lfark him out.
Heath emit write poetry, but he knows alt
The only way to bcat McGrath is to ignore
kiMbail, and voto for Heath.
IIcath-the right mnn for tho present eme1-
gcncy. A strong hand for rough work.
Hcath-tho KNIVES emit fool him; he Inns
fought them so long that he knows al! their
ifIrRs.
IIeath-thcy can't scaro him; they can't drive
him; they can't buy hlln, but they can obey Of
ncT8.
Thousands Of Republicans voted for Demo
crat lloync, let thousands Of Democrats vote for
Republican Heath.
james r. 1Iosmcr, President OF The Vermont
Ltfe-Inaurancc Company, is stopping ut the
Grand Pacific Hotel.
Two against ono, and tho ono worth them
both. Tie ornamental Kimball and the him
mer McGrath against tho lcyc1-headed, suceess-
ful businessman Heath.
The Lumbcrman's Association held another
private meeting nt tho fremont HOUSE last
hight. Tho doors were kept closed ami none Of
the business transacted or discussed was given
to tue public.
The temperature yesterday, rs observed by
Mansfs optc9n IS Madso strsst Tn,push
i sis1, a. a. m' 'u ss.S; t ~ p s 6@ H. W. D'0'
John Ginglcr, ngcl 40 years, residing at No.
20 Murray street. died suddenly Mt I o'clock
yesterday morning under circumstances tt,at
iMlicAto heart disease. do was stone.cuttcr
by trudc, and leaves wifi aud four children.
About 10 o'clock Sunday night a man named
Tholnus Quigloy, residing at No. = Finnell
Tho supposed cal1se is autistroko. QufgleY was
employed at Grifln's icc-housc, was q years Of
age, and leaves wife aud two children.
Cen Sheridan returned from Warrington on
Sunday and was at his post yesterday morning,
attending to mess Of correspondence. Wh.le
Us complnfsant as usual to The reporters, he Wig
nrousiy maintains the policy Of SILENCE, and p0-
ltcly declines To 6c Interviewed On the subject
Of the Indian war.
Al noon yesterday, Henry Powell, boarding at
bed. He had been drinking heavily for days
past, and to this excess fis death IL attributed.
Tho deceased was single nun, 90 years Of nge,
md was In the employ Of Mr. Bloomfield, No.
145 Twenty-sccond street.
At yesterday nttcrnoon Frank Differs,
aged u years, employed In Rcttlnger's hard
ware store, No. .3 State street, fill through
hatclIwny into tho basement, anl had both
arms badly broken, besides sustaining other &C.
ycrc injuries. He wns taken to his holnc. On
tho corner of Rush and Chestnut streets.
Patrick Boland, employed In Lnw's courtyard,
was struck bya ropv on tho bark ". ii. Van.
dcrhilt while at work unloading coal ycstcrlny
morning. He WAS quito badly hurt, but whether
fatally Or not has not yet been determined. lie
WIS taken to his residence, on Sebor street, near
the hay+tnatkct, wherc he has 2 wife and tyo
children.
Col. Juesacn goes to Washington tonight In
behalf Of ucstng and the whisky men II the
first batch. Mono Of the latter VIII 10 brought
mp III hc , returns, ana perhaps meyer: Golsen,
certainly 90 free. Callerton's case will be set.
tied when his counsel returns. Tho trial oi
Dallentlnc and Lawrence will not come OF til!
next term, Judge Drun'mond not being ablo
to ret at It sooner,
said he would, but couldn't because lhc water
was 80 terribly cold. Harry Dixon, who NJ this
writing ought to be floating around In the LAKE,
Is eating rs usual at the Dclayan House. The
which was nraltshed In Sundays TRIBUNE, was
meant Ia good faith, but the author changed lii