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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-12-20
FASHION FOIBLES.

Crown Russian sable muffs bring 81, 600
Plaid stockings are coming into fashion.
No short wraps will be worn this winter
Seal sacques sell in New York from $50 to
$780,
There are Paris bonnets which have only
buckle for trimming.
Tie styles for gentlemen's dress for the
next spring and summer will discard plaids
wholly, and in their place small, neat de-
signs, fine stripes and minute checks will
prevail The English samples are now in
the market, and the goods are said to be
beautiful
Corsage and shirt are worn so closely cling
ing to the form that all under-drapery is, of
necessity, fashioned to hang without full
ness. Underwear that comes next to the
body may we'll be termed ''glove-fitting," as
it is devoid of wrinkle or fold. darts taken
in the waist giving the required space over
the bust heretofore furnished by gathers or
plaits. Even outside petticoats, in many in
tances, are composed of flannel, because it
lies closer than the usual materials EN-
ployed for this purpose. Short flannel skirts
finished below the knee with a deep white
hounce trimmed with yalencienne and
''Balaycuse" are popular.
Worth is in trouble again-with a spirited
Partisan duchess this time. He had, after a
full f0rtnlghts consultation and an infinite
deal of assistance on the lady's part, de-
signed toilet of toilets, magnificent,
unique. Not long afterward the duchess,
while at the milliners, was surprised rather
than pleased to discover displayed
OF the milliner's sofa the exact du-
plicate of her costume, the same shades. the
same trimmings, everything. The milliner
also patronized Worth. The patrician,
furious, sent word to NJ Worth that she did
not want the dress; he returned. reply that
il had been ordered and executed according
to order, and must be accepted
and paid for. Thereupon the
duchess took fearful revenge She wrote
TO NJ Worth: Il shall take and pay for the
dress, but not wear il. l send You this by
my cook; you will be 50 good as to alter the
costume SO that it will fit her" And now
that cook on her day out appears in one OF
Worth's most exquisite creations; and the
cream of the joke is that the blow has been
effectual, and Worth thinks himself dis
! graced.
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Rochester References.

DIR. Won MOSCHZISKER has resided I'm
our city for eighteen months. During this
time he has treated with great success many
OF our most prominent citizens. or members OF
their families, for deafness, impaired sight,
throat, lung and chest diseases. We, the I'M
dersigned scitizens of Rochester, N. ", with
pleasure testify that he has given proof that,
with evident talent In his profession, he COM
bines the attributes of q gentleman, fully de-
serving the confidence of any community In
which he may practice his profession.
A G. WILDER, Mayor Of the city.
EDWIN VI. SMITH, Postmaster.
HON. ROOSEVELT HART.
VIM. C. STORRS, u. :. Commissioner.
s. c. HUTCHINS, Editor Democratic and
GEO. c. COOPER, EdI or Union and Adver-
tiser.
WAQREN g. REV, Editor Express and COL
lector Internal Revenue.
VIM s. FOSTER, Editor Times.
g. WOLPH NOLTE, Editor Boebachter.
p. E. BROMLEY. Osborn House.
II. ID. SCRANTON.
CHAS. j. BURKE, Burke, Fitzslmmons & Co.
VIM. CHURCHILL, President Monroe Coun-
GEO. DARLING. Agent Blue Line, Freight
E. X. WARREN, Brewer.
And many others
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COLLINS
VOLTAIC
PLASTERS
Afford the Most Grateful Relief in All At
fsctionS of the Chest and Lungs.
CHRONIC PLEURIsY CURED.

Messrs. Weeks a. Potter: Gentlemen-Hav-
ing for many months suffered with very
lame side, called by my physicians chronic
pleurisy, caused by q former injury and strain,
and for which 1 used many prescriptions and
liniments, as well as the so-called rheumatic
cures, without the least benefit, my physician
recommended one of your Collins Noltaic
Plasters, which, to my great surprise, relieved
the pain and soreness almost Immediately,
and have been able TO attend to my house.
hold affairs ever since with perfect ease and
comfort, whereas before the application of
your invaluable plaster was scarcely able to
do anything. / consider them inestimable,
and shall with pleasure recommend them to
the afflicted. Yours respectfully,
Mrs. FRANCES HARTMAN.
Orlapd, Me-, April p, 1876.
There is no medical or protective appliance
that will prove so grateful and effective In
tickling coughs, irritation and soreness of the
chest and lungs. We believe them capable of
preventing serious diseases OF these organs.
Price % cents. Sold by ali druggists.
Mailed on receipt of price, Is cents
for one, SID for six, or S2.25 for twelve,
carefully wrapped. and warranted by WEEKS
& POTTER, Proprietors, Boston. Mass.
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MARRIAGE
Guide

contemplating masriage, on the abuses and
disorders OF the sexual system, with the latest
duties and disqualificstions of marriage, etc.
book for private perusal, which should be
kept under lock and key. $50 pages and many
engravings. Sent under seal for 50 cents,
Also
MEDICAL GUIDE on all diseases Of pri-
vate nature in both sexes, and how they can
be speedily and permanently cured. $50 pages
with numerous Illustrations, sent under seal
for Is cents.
MEDICAL ADVICE on sexual weakness,
lost energy, impotence, skin, blood and chronic
diseases, catarrh, etc. A 40 page pamphlet, in
sealed envelopes, sent for stamp. All tn
above diseases successfully treated, personall
BUTTS DispeDsary, No. Il N. Eighth street
st. Louis Mo
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CATARRH.

Helped Her the Most Il Any Medicine She
Ever Used.
SirS-Enclosed please find three dollars, for
which send me three bottles of Sanford's Rad
ical Cure for Catarrh. The last helped me the
most of any medicine ever used. Yours in
respect, Mrs. LORA s. CHASE,
July 5, 1910. Hardwick, Mass.
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CATARRH.

Entry Clerk, Boston Custom House.
Gentlemen-I have been troubled with ca
tarrh for several years, but by the use OF your
remedy IL has been greatly relieved. This sum-
mer have been entirely free from IL. 1 make
use of il in my family for colds In the head,
and find it an effectual remedy. can conf
IDENTIFY recommend it to all who are similarly
afflicted. Very truly yours,
Oct. 20, 1874. GEO. W. SHATTUCK.
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Dl'ONAe'A ie'eii'Oh sNcn W Hr ANathehS u
DEAFNESS,
BLINDNESS,
THROAT,
LUNG, and
CHEST DISEASES,
CATAR2
ASTHMA,
Liver & Kidney Complaints,
Nervous & General Debility.


And other Chronic or Complicated Diseases
requiring special skill and experience
MOST SUCCESSFULLY:TREA BYIHIA.
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From Hon. Horatio Seymour, Ex-Governor
of New York.

DIR. Won MOSCHZIsKEg brings me letters
of introduction from gentlemen OF character
and standing. They speak highly OF his skill
eye and ear and those of the respiratory or
gans and of his attachments as a physician.
He has devoted many years of study to the
subject which he has made specially. In ad-
dition to the knowledge he has gained from
his reading and observation In this and other
countries, he has the advantage of a large and
varied ex perience, with the aid of all appIi-
ances which have been devised TO q perfect
examination of IL.
From his treatment of cases underm my obser-
walton and experience, think he can give
lief in all cases which admit of remedy.
May %, lSi. H0RATI0 SEYMOUR
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Books for the Million

A Physiological view
of Marriage and Pri-
vate Counsellor OF the
married and those
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ALL SORTS.
The Herons of EImwood.

Warm and still is the summer night,
As here by the rivers brink 1 wander
White overhead are the stars, and white
The glimmering lamps on the hillside yon
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OFFICE:
Nos. 80 & 80 GRAND HOTEL

LADIES CAN EASILY RRACH THEM By
THE FRONT DOOR
Those who desire the full benefit of his treat
ment will do well to call without delay.
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From the Hon. Ellis n. Roberts. of tho
Utica Herald, to Hon. John N,
Francis, Troy Tines.

fr" UTICA, April D, 1875.
MY DEAR FRANCIs-DR. +. A. Won MOSCH-
ZISKER has resided In this city year, and
now will give the greater part Of his time to
Troy.
My acquaintance leads me TO pronounce him
a gentleman Of broad culture and extensive
information, courteous and affsbe in an I'M
usual degree, and man of affairs and of the
world, competent Anywhere TO hold his own.
/ take pleasure, therefore, in introducing
him to YOUR friendly attention, and am, as al
ways - Ellis II. ROBERTS.
Hon. John NJ. Francis, Troy, Y.
From Ex-President Preston, of the Oneida
Medical Society.
To the Editor OF the Utica Observer:
have paid frequent visits TO DR. Won
MOSCHZISKER'S Office ct Butter1eld House,
watched his treatment of cases, and convened
with many of his patients am more than
ever convinced that he Is = scientific, skiilfol
and learned physician.
MEDINA PRESTON, sr., MD.
Springfield, June g, fx4.
, 1876-09-18

VIVA u11ntrl1 III its inst tIfirntton
XIII H. the ..nml;tton nf niYnir. In I.outaforo.
In sone nartsGes. banis of armed whIto ,nc,,
ri,s nbn,,t frn,n n}acn tn utorc witlIout annarst
ah,cct: and Tia tmiorc.l nnta m arr kent tpp3' 0"'
eo'e~'' IN cnHsTAsT 1,IrAn "ef'
of what ,nav Isnnu,l. C."wIn,s what ha, han.
initfni ,yhet1rr Rrsreiary tsn,nernn,s or,,cr Tcr
nnd httarnrv.t;rncr. Tnft;y ,rstrmrtinns " Mo
limit Sint;s Mnr,ha,t. T., dcfcnt H. righ, ny ~
Aeri.a,, rtizns,,n havu rnmc .nou sv sSn,,,,h ~
" i,,.MIra ,,,nav If t',rsa nennc viii sniiI,isni
.tnrngs n ] v"t;os ,hcw w,,,i1 fiIe fmasaI tns-"
hnvn ss,mc NJ tn nv kn;'S,9nn ' s"ne cnscs ,rhcr,'
a,,.n ~ tia l3.r ~ ~, n,,in.' ,"rs"I ~,
tis H"nuMn @ nm nnrv roi"rsa mon I"vn h. ~
r"sna ,rrn,hrrs II ISeMnrrut,r rIuhs n ,hn
coM,ru irn"n X, i, ,,,"s s"v ~ Il ,,so, Wv ~
Nn" y ANY Wv ~ 'A'' @"'' 'o' P'o'ss
rnnsc ori,rs If sec,ctorv o,n.ro, anil 1u,,9,
r,nfi ure vnrv ,'n1n";nr y,,. ~ .,s.nM 5f
thsn hra2d ~ pI., No sir,ss,,. a.
NV. Ts ,,,xasaI., W, liz um s tn, H.,
Gnse1ara,, sq,"x T.. t H. VA ,,y,.,,,iw
mi II th.rc slmv1a ,n ,s,,s s,nr ,vs1'a
0A'' no ~ VIII - unn,, ~. "s, IN y "0"40
finn Nt.Iniis IA +"nrosmto "uUn ~ 80 " ,,, =,
..rvn,ivs vsws. t III iit 70 " os .. ',. o.
~ ars.s.fn"s' ria st.t" - ~ ,,St1,. uH1
fcr,irw tnrv Inv, rrcntr.s m,x i, 4ppHn.si 4pHHn.sI
ram m Iuci,Ient that osr,,rrcn k"as Shu
, 1876-09-18
MOULTON. .DEEClfEIl.
A Victory for the FlnlntlH-The Case Prop'
crly 1leroro tho Now York Courts.

A Victory for the Plnlntln-Tl,e Case prop
crly Ncrore tho New York Courts.
v...,,, yk'e 1ark itrHn !,,,. S<g;; ;,s T. -, H.,
Supreme Court, Kings County, rendered 1l'
decision II, tho preliminary objection OK Ic'L
Pryor, counsel for FraEris b. Mouitan, denying
the Jurisdiction of the Court tn that county 10
hear the motion q Counselor Sherman ior e.! =
Moulton to rcruycr $4,000 datnages TOR ms.
Decellcr. Tho placofor 7rial ,.utucl III tic orig.
tnat compliant was Kings tuunty. Alter the
esase Ta t at Is,e ey ts ssryrs Vt Of 4a f af
the first Monday Of September, 1870, to change
the place OF trial, on the ground tAat
Jury could MT. ba obtained In t.,4s
county. After tho sorvico Of tla notlss
u'lowea 0ips By Inv for S' that % paross tic plqii
served an a.Hendtd complaint, sn which ll9
piaco Of trial WIS lad ib the CitS aud County o.
New York. On the coming on OF the motion On
the trst Monday u septealbef, IN ohles!oa, l,t,
that the rlace Of trial hui been changed To IN
City of New York and no motion Ii TIC tsss
could be made Or heurd !n Kings County; Its
Court deadcs tint tho plaintiff iad the right ~ y
plaza Of trlul, was thereby chnnred to tae city
of Esw York. This took iron the dcfcnlan.
tue enteu grUuhl upon Which hfa motion WA
bascsl. As tic pin GO Of triai wus changed T. t9
NnBa County, Il hctl!ne entirely lsAmale!I
whether Jury cnull be ubtAne'l IN tAaI
county or not. II tho plaec VI trial q noM
changed, 1t must be changed from, The City "
New York;, and. tho affidavit uud papsef;;
upon which tho Inotlun is grounded
must be as applicable to the City aul County
II New York "a they are to tho County o.
Kings. This would b1 tho case Us " tht eose
yenlcnco Ut witnesses residing In Franklin Cuafr
ty. But % they nre not applicable, and liave 90
reference ut oil to the CITY aud County VI Sc1
York, the plaeo VI trial could nut t,o csianEe3a
from that county on the papers upon which ihla y,
this action ls now tbs City und County Of Nex
York. At tIo tt1nu the motion was noticed ttls
place Of trlul WIS tho County VI Kings. htld IN
lllutloN WIS properly noticed for tlat county
Now that tl,e pfnintlif's right IL u,lcnd his eon
pluiut must ha without prvJutlica to tho prostets
Tugs alscaay had, tho mott0n might stlll bG 1naas
ailu heard In Kings County II the ground Gpoa
which the Motun is based Is more applicable 70
tho City and County OF New York, and the plsss
Of trial could bu relioved fro'u' that county -
these grounds. A. It cannot be 50 rsn.gStSa, e..
aud a. The proceedings already had entitled tns
defendant to reuluyM to l,lucc 0f trial ilpn.
thu City ot New York, tho .inutiop Garnet " "
heard lii the County u Kuxa. The prelliilnu,'J! =
objection IL, therefore, sustained, ul"i the ~ T.
tendant must have leave to ,naks hls moa0a y
New York.
, 1876-09-18

and In frionlty mannnr told him to look out
for himself. Ify laughed and told her ncvcr
fear, no harm would rotne to him.. On Friday
hafn wns In llnmcs, and hufare they could ho
got out, bis horse, COW, two wagons, a sleigh,
hay:cuttcr, and farming Implements with h!s
entire crop Of hay. were burned with It. People
here arc asking themselves whether this country
il governed BY law.
, 1876-09-18
GOV. HAYES.

TIE cnAndn or ACoEPrtN0 MEMBERSHIP IN THE
AMERICAN AL1IANCR DENtBD.
Di1pa'ca 10 Ken York Htrald.
COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 14.-The Inst charge made
against Gov. Hayes Is to the effect that lie
wrote letter on tho 9Th Of July last To Batnucl
]. Tyler, Secretary Of tho American Alliance, In
which he accepted membership In, aecrct
political society, and offered tlo aentlH,cnt that
suffrage and tic right to hold office should be
limited 10 persons born In this country.
Your correspondent announces by authority:
Firat, that Hayes never wrotc any sucl, letter;
second, that Lie never belonged to secret
political society, and would not under any con-
stdcration join ono; and. third, that tho senti'
totally rcpugpant to every act and belief Of hls
lie.
, 1876-09-18
LOUISIANA


uow THE DEMOCRATS AXE PROSECUTING THE
CAMpAIHN-rIE MIsslshlrPI rLAN, soAEWNAT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF WAlTA RErun-
L1CANs.
!Gptctat Correspondence AZ TAs Tribune.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE political CAM
pa'gn tn this Atute IL being conducted with greAt
vigor by the Democrats, on "TAs Mississippi
Pan," aud by tho Republicans with - much
spirit as possible under tho disadvantages which
that plan lnposes. The candidates Of the
respective parties arc ~ follows:
Anss soa, Esns EoSls K 7 w Sisa'''
fz s' 'sst ,eo, Will: III ss1S'a < s,ops
zspa Eas i isan Aass Ass ssMtE M Ens,
s;.., +: ill.,.
fTsts y + yi.!t!s T. ts!s!a,.n ss!:a. tss:
locking &C. sss s NV =
to observe, In rotation to tue charge frequently
made against the Republicans Of Al intention 10
"AEMlcAa1zH" THE or1lczs OF THE STATE,
that, Of the l2 Republican candidates, only four
arc colorud; and. Of thoss for State otllces, all
but two tAlcsnrs. Packard and Brown are natives
of the State. A. to the means employed to at
tract eolorcd votes tu the Democratic ticket, it
rs significant tllat the name OF no colored man
aPpears upon It; aud, ~ It u conceded that =
good many coloEed yutes would be required TO
lect the Democratic ticket, It IL evident that
sone otlrr than this very tln,p!e method Of OBJ
tanning such votes LUIS been devised.
The suHa.&s which attended the systematic In
nmiAation Ut c0lorcA voters in Mississippi dur
W ths asst campaign In tlat State, by breaking
, 1876-09-18
INDIANA.

5psctal ptspafch 10 M 7rstuxA
souTu bend, Ind, Sept. l7.-lcsterday was
a general lslddAy In politics, al for the bepudt
u SOUTH Bend. Tho Democracy had procured
loo torches, and Mero goipy to show how tho
, 1876-09-18

--.,-,-----.,--- .o,,-- - ,-,-,-- - ,,.,-
mp thesf mce1'ngs' Rlll.ne or % a,,s'nE on snels
leading men. and occasionally killing dozen or
M Iouht. tn.ntrc,l thc Democratic potttc,nns Of
I,',. ~ u"u, .n,s . ., NV ,u.s 49,. ~, u..." ~
,'"'lls'n"s "''n WV peas, '"a. s".' e.as' '.n'
DO earFlea III so'ne"nas t"e SANS haa!lef' AZ
corllng'y,- in accordance With prccon-
.hcrc In. hrcn workrd ma
.,n"s nss .sr.,Tan ~, ,r,e., ~ o,r,,,p.r
MoSl 'S!ISea tstieN. "@oiAhNAS4i
and the ''hot blood" Of the Acadtan IA aroused,
civcn IN hts sncech at Monroe, Al published in
SS.sI..,. rr..,I,s,.a rhs. .I.,.. 49,. .s.t
na9. -. "va. ,.s@ IN. f...s.s,,s ax'1,,I".,
!ne caspctoaegets, !gehe.ah5 eA'on1on
lsepublicans1 ought to be Killed or run out Of
tha 7tota,n n. ron&tn,,.,,. u r. n 1rcrc not for
.hs srtsn,o,,. nanors, nn,,s, ,,,,o,,
lae t'uan'o"s oone'ai oo'seni',cns "uuet WHICH
10 you think the cowardiy scoundrels
M ,coyri Tey r kno% w6at ~ crncct 4
tIcy d,d not obey.O This Is lie sort Of arrl,.
mci,t used to capture thc ! eoiored Republican
veto.
Your corrcspondcnt has been a resident OF
this stats rvot s,t,rn ,hc plose nf thn War' ami nj
i,c has % never betore Witnessed such Intense W bit
tcrncss as exists now. Even 1T tic time Of tho
fIthsnf. Sen..tnicr I'm ir,,rrectInn. IN is71 Il was
not 30 ercat, It is now like
surr,,rsssp yo1cAro,-
wh!ch kcens IL untler II That Northern sentiment
,l,s strena,i, Of wiIjc thn soatlcrt, neonlo have
that Tic peouio Of tic North 40 respcct law aud
rr,isr III that tfsy viii not tolcrato much longer
such ajrairs IL those OF Vicksbure, Clinton,
Hamburg, Coliax, and Coust,aita, and taat,
eonaEun n1sn Worse thSe lin sass ay %
TnnannmnnfIv NJ nfiyn,nt ia heinr
, 1876-09-18

pu1 " eonpHhnee WIN tne Jaw, a'u . sou" "huJ .hJ
seat IL " HIT, nnn notn'ns ,.t,,sn{ ~ 3 ~ H. 11nrs
shc;mcr. r-sided at noe61sier.n Unon this
showing tho mileage charge, amounting To
$0o7.a. Was asallowe1: Nj. Doss,ei'ner va
aot conscious cn1nga o. e omm 'sniI i ~ :" nas
Ina .;nce htcn ma,Ic for the nnv,nent al this rs.
toundinr bilj.
-
UNCLE JIMMIE WILLIAMS.
H1s cANTlNa rAtsEtoons ABOUT nErunLicANs
-srkcMESs OF nls pAl1nru!Hnss ~. As r,sns MS,
ns |1.,,r, ~ ~ r,,r,n uuu n,amr w,vs.m
F+o,a mr. orn f,a1r,nondkrt
WASHINGTON, y, c., Sept. t5.-The text nf
the first anccch of Uncle Jimmie Williams to
lila I1ooelsr friends. which bns apncarcd In tic
Enst, arrived here to-day. ANY person familiar
with the fart. ~ whtrh la snenks tn,,st be
nr,,cd a. ,,c rro.. II. cc,,racv ri lila stotcment,.
~. ,s,.a. =. . ,s., ts,tars; 1T, ~ ~ .,,,,
Atl' p'cay"nc' p'.l'iea'le'eu 'a'n' ~ w a"'S,
scarcely worthy OK cons'defat,oni out u Is MI
tho talk Of which Uncle Jimmie, leather
l,recrcd Jimmie, a. 70 years Of agc, seems "a be
o,nsh,o I,o .oy, "I ,,s1,cvc n railing th,nps
W thc'r f'ghL names x,..,,.
FLOW would ults sound: "Jimmle Williams, OF
Indiana, temagoguc and humbugn1 That IA
W. M,'A' n'' s'''''oNa4 feeo" '"' "D' '''.' ~
UNCLE JIMMIE As PROTECTOR OF THIEVES.
Ho in1ulging tn great deal Of cheap, un.
fs 6t,,rro,acrs ons I'm corr,,ntion Of Rennhljcan
m1,,..,a ,'a ~. .Ie ~ ,,,i,,,,r ~
o'lis'ais. III Inc llst OF quarter oi h'','o" ~
dollars and more Of money expended ny the
there appears charge Of several hundreds OF
a,,,a,. =, 1Tnoro T,,,,,,,o yl,,,o,ns, rnn,r,,srr
49, ~e,.,.,,,,,sa a"n,,.,s tvs,. d,;1 w H.,
the COMMITTEE on Accounts Mnat ala nc ao
with It! lie has not told one Of his Democratic
frinrla what hn ,li,f trtt, H. slthonrh tlc taa,
, 1876-09-18
couNrtEA

Mnloaty for Horace Fairbanks, Republican.
Fur Lieutenant. Governor, ResItcld Proctor,
Republican, hns u, ,0s0 majority. Thc .naIorlty
Of John A. Page, the Republican candidate for
State 'rreaAllrer isabOut ~ 200, Averaging the
najurtties OH Governor, 1.feutonnut.tiuyerlior
an1 Treasurer, tho uetaal 1sepuf,litAn majority
s, In roun,! ntl,nbers, 2l,O0O. The Republican
majority ~ ls7e was e5,3l0; III 1871, s0.So3; iu
1915 II Ia A,0W,
POLITICAL PERSECUTION.
ouTnAuEa UPON NnPuDLlcAds IN ULSTER
COUNTY, NEW y0NK,
Dt4ptttca ~ Nf.o- }Htk Tiaits
KINGSTON, N. T., Sept. I2.-Alattcrs are be-
coming Us bad IN Ulster County as Ii. so,ue parts
Ut the South. Last wsck the Republican Cun,-
pa!gn Club Of this city was tiEcd upon nud
stoucl ut Stony Hollow. And four Of i.s mem
bers seriously wounded Whllu thu feeling Ii still
high ai,aut that outrage, the city wuK again
thrown lNt0 u state ae excitement today by
learning Of At,uter outrageous occurrence which
happened ut 1s0gk Luck Oh Friday lust, Titno-
thy Eooncy, I'LL lrlsilHlall Of soIno neans and
considerable Intelligence, aud Republican, cut
larye chusnut pole md put It up ln hls door
yard, intending to procurua Hayes and Wheeler
StFcamer to hoist upon 1t. On Tuestluy uight Of
Inst week piece VI papcr wss thrown III his
liousa through all open window which contained
these Wnrtls:
11taoiAy Coonty: Cut down that polo or you
will ba sorry. Your friend, v. u. L.
Tie handwriting WIS TINT Of fawoma1,. Cooncy
paid no attention to the matter. On Friday
1n0snlnE nclslbor, u WOMAN, came to him,
, 1876-09-18

TIE VERMONT VICTORY.
COMPLETE lsETuMNs OF 1ilR VOTE FOR GOVERN
OR DY COUNTIES, COMPARED WITH THE VOTE
or 1877.
The Burlington Erts Press supplies tho fol-
lowing Abatement Of tho complete vote Of Yer
mont for Governor by counties at the late cleo
tLun, compared With tho result for the san1o
Office tn 1879:
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-11-18
On lit dams lo L.oeaie fana;s

:. 10ue pec9 enaeontoaA pens so1eo eo0o1DA
d donnse le vo>e pourl y Siskse d'Etnk ~
s1kee q paDiae douqs - mSnss ohiatea.
49, 0asee1oe d dsax - tsUis vslx psaf
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PARoIssBs
sf.CH ARLRS

D'Ares le compte .rendu Do rs
lection A ST. Charles, &it par le
Herald, In majorit6 de Hayes ct
Packard q et4 de 973 voix. Envi.
ron 800 individns enregistr6s
mont pae vot6. Deux hommes de
conIenr ont 6t6 arretes "a poll
>, Maison de Cour, pour avoir
vonln voter avec des papiers den.
Requirement delivrea an nom de
citoyens morris depuis 1874, ct ils
ont etc relAchka sons caution par
le iuge Earhart. . goavsrueur
Hahn . en- 100 voix he plus que
Hayes ct Packard. Les elus du
ticket de paroiase sont:' George
Essex sherif, Peter Harper juge
de paroisse, J..B. Martin grelHer.
Glenn Colly coroner, Lonis Dry re-
corder; ct membres du Jury de
police: Coy Clinton, Marshall
Bennett, George Scott, Leopold
Bontt6 ct H..C. cCutcheon.
lie jendi, . novembrs, est de.
cetlee 4 Ia Nouvelle- Orl&anA . rAge
de % ana, Nine F..B. EarAast, nee
Lizzie Roas, de 81 Charles. 4
sl-Ie Mi,v0r publie h compts-
rendu ofliciel ci.dessoua Ia l'2lec.
tion du z novembre 4 st. Charles !:
E7.ek>,srs s,vGufa>.ffs1s
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