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Attention. rrui. growers

rT1iE DIRECTORS of THE ALDEN FRUIT
Il Co. beg to ounce that they viii put tue
Factory IN eper.tt ion as soon as Fruit and veg
etahIeS are ready for tlse, and viii pay eAsh for
the same when delivered. ...
Boxes will be furnished to al for the purpose
of bringing their fruit TO the factory
Fruit should be picked from TIE trees nIsn ffos
bruised :.
Parties having plums should be par tietslar 10
ALLEN PARKER,
A. ApScIn President
Secretary.
Albany, July %, 1sz6-sn44
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PITCHERS
CA ASTORTA.

Mot hers may havo rest anil heir babies may
ha We health II they will use Castoria tor Wind
Collie, Worms, Fcrcrishre-s. Stire Mouth, Group,
or 81 olnarh Conlnlainfs. II i< entirely u vegr-
table prd'l,nr.a ion, and contains neither miner
al. morphine. nor alcohol. 1t Is rs pleasant To-
take rs honey. and neiihc gags nor grtpes.
Dr. +. DimocIi OF Dupont. o. says:
''I am using CaStoria in my practice with tho
mos: signal benefits AN Il happy result"
lhl< Is what every one says: Nest nurses IN
New York civ use the Casioria. II ~ prepared
nv M,ezrs j. H. Rose & Co. 4G Dcy street, New
York successors TO Samuel Pitcher. II. u. 39vS
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For 9a1eg

A Large Body of Rich land for
sale Cheap.
n0n ACRES or LAND IN LINN COUNTY
<tSU 800 acres IN cultivaf iOn-every acre sus<
cont ihle of cultivatfon-yell wateTed. Has 9
good house. barn, and out houses tncreo1K-msm Al
under fence and lying within miles OF @ r@MlE
road station AlIRood e. ass or grain land. Ths
entire tract will be Sold cheap. Inqun9 q
3. n. JOHNS.
av,0 aa74.zev7 Albany. Oregon.
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NATIONAL

a BUSINESS EDUCATION is THE SUKESI
n guaranty of success for persons IN all pur'
suiss OF iiis is.esSLT.EasE JOURNAL
sehl i's1 y "s IScFRANe'E X WTsETE.
4aysn1s Lock box l0i.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-20

The city was never more quiet or
free from crime than now, but it won't
continue so long. The tramps that
have been affecting the country all
summer will be back with the frosts,
aud then the trouble will begin. The
authorities are preparing for them, how
ever, and thousands will be set at work
ON the public grounds to earn their
bread. By the way, the Legislatures
of all the States ought. this winter, &c
pass the most stringent laws to suppress
this evil. Like the locueta, they will
swarm again next summer.
PIETRo.
, 1876-07-15
CilUPS.

hFde5HI pffpusch to 1H1 7t16Hnk
LAhslA0, Mich, july l4.-FurIners arc now
In tho midst Of harvesting, md, contrary to
prediction, tho weather Is quito favorable,
t!'"nsh the lust ratlls aye rustrd sone Ilcros.
itnu! present Indications, all abundant cro,,
will be hArscstcd. EARLY fruit and t.errcs aru
A''s ''''' !" n'si':' a.: 'i:,t.or et The Tribune.
CHEhANas, l.oqaas Cannty,. H., July ill.,
/ aeo IN ynNr Commercial Ut tilIe .lnta That a
"prsalllnrnt operator, who hus t4yclel" sets
thls State .l1wti for = urr-thtrd rrup Of corn,
lhrnush. tl'fs tart of this county tio could mt
iina tl'u farmer In twenty who even expects tn
raiae corr, enough tD feed. Tan buy tcIs Of
thousands of arrc. VI o,Fn ut bo CENTS per srre,
stats; Probably y is not " vet all through
here ut nl,- whiip the great bulk
VI tho plaut will Aot ba Touched,
ssft "a heyolnl RECOVERY. The rhot, torriNg
weather " ii The rast lew days Inns III, beauties
fos q. rorn-lell euyercl With wnter,-if not
standing OIL tile sutfaet. AZ near It Is to tAks
petsan to h!s bopt-tnps IN tia mud Ia walk
lhsough y G yhe y' ySa haa II y psrt t'.e aeeas aaa
Question L tlts county will rutss corn enough to
To sAs 1'nsar q T4s Trt6uas.
iooplAAp, Newton Co., lnl., July 1l,-TEu
farmers And lncrhants larc arr lrellig vrTy de-
spondent over the continuous hcuyy Talns that
eral weeks La4k. The larIteGs ~ 10 longer H.
twrr,! h"pr and ft4r IN regard 0t!Icr cnrIlerNp.
but it, rnnrletc future II now 9tf5taiuty. Tie
WHEAT Is alEu p4st redemption, uud oats will hu
extremely elltirt. This f4lure secll,s Ia extend
thr0nGh belt Of country here uto,tt 40 miles
wide, aud through Illinois oyer Grand rsntric.
, 1876-07-15
n elcnp, a;:.s ynn run mike biz pllc out Of

F.. Pillow mucl n II a,l-.harc'a Mack saye
Sks .ay. ty as!', n"i nj hs is aay"r sEoo' iha.s
s; t. s ot 10 :S" ,nskss s"" 81 T. 100. rnatr
as" s @fs an qasscr % fty 1T ssy sey; nn I'd ny
siss'es. si / yoa ~onf ssfa t'at % -" mast blssa
g., ny sss5; #; nn VT! 10 70
Wow'I vi Ws'ldi ret IT, iHi '"" I'll" "'''' ana We u 'e'
50 tho bnrratn. il n,adc. and this convention Of
fr noiaec srss.c a ~ aoss ss 'na ner,emns
nce this. nominee os thu "rcople's party" anil
ze',s IN Interest hasc aons nothing towar. making
AN insi! who. e the i%w Ind ID ae, would ie
SsS !sfs!% ,Ss taea y tSs 2 rc'isi 'f's.S' aty
e,s" q ss, Mn e 81! '1ees y ho s Ss; 81,
ncrdcit reform, cousasrncy mist he had us niwesn
pnrty principles aud nomnccs. The people nre rast
votcs, polieian. Wit e,ia thcir wsii.known ntns.
e,pies lxhtrs they have nny) In thc adoption of
platform: u hatd.tnoncy n,sn wi1l take nosnsne.
a. sncs. ta H1s'n H. III T. kos te
which operates IL. creating great oonfnainn In thn
ttiovcrnnsnt. and conse,l.ien disappointment and
onlcsts without fesaf, to thclf !i'enl prIneres:;
INV e"thf HitlV"ph PH'FnnHt rctl'tlhR IN EFcntcf
xit,lom In thn conduct of Governmental nttslrs.
R 9h he NJ a1ny "is nns.a s m" sn q ses ssn ns
!yho compose thu .Ncpnhllcan pRsiy Of
csns anns Gouny ay.,htv # r. pot ,o ~hops Tho
t!on of tho Republican p1attorm % and u cholse S Il
Presidential cantttdstta, shon.A bo continued In
tho nomination Of candfflntea for thu elections Ia
Ndyemhcf. IN Rtcnt mcasntr the deitatu nt this
great and snptd!{ growing nctsopolH Is tlerenhGnt
upon tho crllectlnn laws and Coateral legislation
o. the State This eity has been about nj poorly
as i could ba without absolute disgrace. Tho
great entnrc Of relief which this t!Onnty Of Conk
ncods, and need. tstly ntw which II ahntlt1 havo
At Tho mkt ncctin. of our Legislature. l, tha re-
peal OF thni ,oalous statutory subornor af
ssssEnt, sssEas, a"S h. ,rt6, e co%r.
Rtse!ee act IL s., -. and tss "sse,.afs !er4|as T.
county. This Ii made necessary In view az Tic
fact that unless defendant ia too conscientious to
adopt the eulrtitlon uf the aforementioned
;,,:, ssst!on -, Of ths preet'es aet Il 4
simplest case Of a'.,.,nlnt within fourtcen months.
now !ncumborad l,y Alout III, 100 pnnlng eanos,
and TIL. nnu,bar S growing fatser than It ID within
tho ability Of our CoHrts tn now organized
70 dlfposc Of. Tho evils arstuE from this contli.
hy me. Whereforo would urgr upon tl.e electors
Of this judicial circuit the slrctnn of those men to
ufflcc who can consistently 1tnnd upon the 1Iolnh.
Hcan platform. WHO ara CGnrGfsant with Tho needs
Of the people,. and who Ar0 honest. cnnhblc. aud
fcnrear enough 10 sec tlnt tt,rir constituents nrc
socnrcd oycry right which Under p1s glorlput Fed.
eral ahd statc Constitutions they arr entitled TO.
I.
, 1876-07-15
CASUALTIES.



f17rsnunn, pa., July tA.-At Freedom. p. .
amnfl town IN the Ohio River, p mi|en isI,I
thle dty, a raln-storm oeturad yesterday s,,1 t1
did grcat damage, al'sl wns dcstrcsLvc oi ih,,m.aa
llfc Crns's Run, which c,nptcs into The Ia oh,a
River at this point, was swqllcn tn 4 (ivs, 't' =
stsc. Houses along Its 'ai,ks wcEc flooded ,as u
ore, owned md occupied l,y Thomas liealh,n
VIVA, VIVA swept awny; Air. Lisl'th'l and fo'r ' ehs'
all drowned. Mono Of the tolics have hrsn n,'s -.
covered, au1 II IL supposed that ,ey wcrc smaa.
Into TIC Oh!o River. Tho dapego To pTontfpss pTps
C!Ao1NAATr, O., ,1nly 14.-Thc constan. ,,,,.
Ct the past few lays in Middle anil soatjhSmrss
0hia have causcd considerable damage Ia ths
gr"wlng srops. fcn;ing, railroad tracks, an' II Il
slIapa OF & wnsct-spont. ncar LondonyIllt ~ r.
DESTROYED q number ct wheat 1elda, rarrisd n
,,ndrca hea'l Of sheep, and wnsllc'l aut ,es q.
tue depth Of feet -' "
, 1876-07-15
A Rrenuh Critic an Amerioun Living.

French GF1tle on AWeftcpH living.
Tho defects have pointed out In your hotel
the careful consideration Of your people would
submit thutollpwtng observations: In the first
p,nce, your breakfast Ia q mtstake. UsstallE
Immediately after You rssv from ynltr .bods, yoa
pntakk9& p.,ak & 9t savy c9l r .tepfs s snos IT,
cggs, and suTmpuatsd by hot coils ansl bilvk.
wheat cakes. Tho digestive orEons oven Of o
Aca!thy person arc not now In condition 10
receive such meal; not til! two or thrcr hours
after ono has awakened DO they recover from tho
apathy which sleep produces.
IN Franrc, GeTnlany, Italy, III clyizetl conn.
tlica In the East. throughout the West lnttcs,
a,Hong tDe Engltsl', Spanish, md French
respected. You may he lsss pteiuitssI asaiast
ny su9Kcstiors II furnish ynu With 1lluttra-
tions Iron. c0lony Of AnEloSa1oN origin N:
stead ot FEcuch, Lot NC submit tho nlule of
llylnE among tho white tnla!tants q har'atlast
On rfsing, cup nE coffeo and biscuit {tho
equivalent to tho eGfe au taH and roll 0a tho
French anil Itallau). then bath; then the
nnss 81 Chg tsmy pr1ese to th, PEc. oa y!
professionals. merchants, and bankQra mar ~
portion oi their duties for tho day ara Nr-
formed, The lette!s nre real ana answered..
digest a substantial 1ncat. Tloy now return to
their llolnrs tr breakfast, nl1oli they ]artakr nf
tall nlui rjups, accompanied With tho lncyltablA
tica, an.t followed by fruit, tho 1hole washed
anwn With elaret ae hitter alu, ansl " cuy"f
coffeo Or t-a after tho ulcaI. The next asnl hut
moal OF tho uay 10 dtnner. Tls is usuh1ly takr,!!
between 5 a.ld 7, And II possible tlis meal
should be taken afttr the tEly's work u over.
You Will eventually bceon4e ilatio4 ot dysprIr
Ties II your men uf buA!ucsa VIII persist In
dining LII the midst Df their huurs " busincR.
aud refuse themselves sufficient time to Jnastl.
cate anddlgcst what they eat,-Gu!u1y Jor 4s.
yttSf
, 1876-07-15
GENERAL NOTES.

WHO Il REsroastILE roN GRANrl
70, sn snys H. GMS;Y GMa no ndsee + a
forth In tfs platform a,ioptui At Cincnunt," !"
Tha ,xas'onnl A.pInl.ratln, merit. esn,,ncndattn,
nna fsrsgn aHS,rs a,',! ,sr.!ynt t5aAt deserves u
. y, s,fty a Fl, 81 &c AsrsGn r. sn' s
Eeasa !s ''' '''' '''''"' '''se' III war NJ"
fSs 'stnSsy sfs1 ;st ss,pMsshs tsr
tas thc pstorn s IN aeeord CO. is VIII my yeMs
xs s pat:y 1srn; would now hsyo 10 believe
ta, tha, w. sy cs ' mt nnrsa ar ra n
4nn<s' .-..--...,
1'llu New York 1'orM having previously made
tle sa,na tpuint ~ a,sni,,et thfa cornD1Incntorv
iat.h,u-,osn-rasy roo,l-bv rrsolutlun. ,ho cIr.
cinuau Co,nn,e7rfai, wIiri, will not 10 accuss,l
Of feeling much rrspcrt or foulucss for ucn.
os@..l. F,!a -. 'la.ea ths fesay: u
,,, Ms w. ~. ~ s9"w ta"t 10y ayes N;
n.sns .o t atst ro 10 ~ IT,
c0ncprn in ths nrfnciuifs annonuco In tbo rus"u,
tuns Of tho tinclnunti t,la,f"rn' Well. the rrs".
Of tS xdninfs!rasen, du.s NJ. a,,oarss prlnsl H
pie. Then ~ to GRANTS scryicca, be has ftndeF+
"a sesy1css AZ b. wo,ls ~ pe9eo taa not been
Gaa ile has Sssasu lniintion: !ls ny. advocated
nnm ~ ~ H.; H@w s,rieaT wss'1may Nc W. w q TFS9t
k ka' uSnr n e' ai t n ,y .1@k t IT. ao osn H. 9M @
ho Ind Impulses to frso tic country fron,
sMs iSi aftssiy BECAUSE i,u s"aid not not aiandoa. iaa
h4a avn inealHsmsH ~ tatuF!t's'n. htssl, ~ hb
Eassca away w. yoalts not he ,seedssaly arll Min
nbn ~ tsot "TS KIN nIv Tnst f.. u ciS, benstaA t,
o!hsi saues @ a /. i. rp%s III tss s'1u o '"f Is ss S
tio for M nrercnI ts.,stnn aM ii,s np"Wi.st
u hcn seli nnly ye.tsrtiay. yheru ii Il" prMcipis
II ts r,%stns% II which lIays. eopsa5s tht a.aeIts
r III NJ M inf Al
, 1876-07-15
DISAGREEMENT.
TIE GREAT TRAGEDY.
6necfdl Dtspo{cA Ia Ta4 Tft6hRS.

Jo11kT, IT,, July l4.-Tho deliberations Of
tho Jury In tho raao Of Johnson, Crowley, and
shiclls, slle Chieago Judge. Of elegtlon, who
have been IN trial III tho lylll County Circuit
Cnurt slnea Monday last, resulted, % these dla-
patches iatt,aatcd Would be tho case, In dis
agreement at a lat4 hour laat luRht, and tho
ju1ymcn werc accoEaIngly discharged, It IL u1s,
dcrsloqd they welo nhout equally silyIlci IN optn-
ION. No oue who heard tho eyl.lensa can lave the
rsrp.trsssi, ~ ss cls.scd, l"s ~ at the Fiji
pre<4uss of .ls Ixentlc.h Ward, tos
place, should have haen hold accountable,
tl'l,Tion's apoocl5 aud Ills conduct whiln Mt,
NleNscl upon aud seYarely crIlIcfaed BY citizens
hero. Al! admit that Ills spaesh VIA better
tilan hlx ,subsoqusnt conduct. Tho latter do
stsosrA tlls goI'l impression tnaln upo1l tAs
mI|olls nj Of many q hls hsaEcrs BY The former,
s4!a'Fss.lx tls {nsx Fayss h. tIaa e.1ast;er,
q. proof st hta i;npEa'1ee, Of g.kxl n,an,cra.
This rtault VII make lhtrl tfll OF ths case
unnecessary, unless the 6taso's Attorney entc.s
uuilc prua,
, 1876-07-15
IijVEMiiE MISHhpS.

litne syear-ole son os aames cs1lly, o. No.
! tsavtous horse In his fathers stables at
o'clock yesterday afternoon, and sustained n
fracsure Of Tho aluli, fron, wI,tcl, tho physicians
say ha cannot recover. uo wns taken for treat
mcnt 70 tho County Hospital.
Thotnas Lufdy, igcd ta ycaEs, wns drowned
et o'clock yesterlay Afternoon III thu river
Ing along the track, and, |oalng hle balance, fell
through tue tics Into tho water, Tho body was
recovered soon Afterwards by Oflicsy Fcrting,
who conveyed It to tho residence of Ills parents,
No, 6N ClJbournp 4yonuo.
, 1876-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
C.A1tINVFI,t.F. ILL.

. Epre'd' nftpafch 10 7ne Tribune.
CARL1kv11LB. Ill.,, 1nly 1t.-At meeting of
tho 11ayra md Wheeler Club Of tllls city, this
evening, they elected officers md perfected their
organization, The CInl' now numbers nearly
!S0, and Ii 1T stLlttnrrosang. Hayes and Whelcr's
nasses wcre received with tl,t greatest applause.
The Club will do great eeryico during the ran,-.
ratgn.
aot1ET, 1t1-
JotisT, ILL.,, July 1l.-aome twelve or fftecn
atraElt-t dyed DcnlWrnts har0 0rgnn}M.l Il TIL
DIN end Hendricks clhanraign Club i'll his
city, aud elected olftccrs. "a soon NJ Hayes and
Nl'cclrr arc Informed Of this 'a"t tl.ry will
ttolflcss throw up tla 2(nnHa t'patinlly tho
G!nf, Il 10 'lnt at the otllsu uf lll* Honor Judge
patscy slla,;4llan ssc~y Tuc,.lAy cyynng.
. sper.H Dfsnus, IL 71e 7fiaane..
A"noaa, ILL.,, .lulT H.-'lhrrc WIG lar~c and
city ifa1 t,.s. Vic obe:t i thc 'n 'assfn ta;
was The formation ii Z lays and Nnc:c? Cl,tt,,
hut there WIZ M additional Htt~u: tlon 4, the
fnct that Emery A. atorrs, # Chicago, war to
speak. Tho Hon. y. u. Waterman ln,sstt'rt,.
Alter the formal organization Of tls Club
Mr. Storrs proceeded to al!rcrs The Iueetiag II,
hls OWN 1natehlcsa etyle. liz tfsscrtc,i
the platform OF tho Democratic party,
s!'owtns It to 1T in e;g1cry rcspcct
rccnr'. waa touched upon, and It's many veal;
points exhibited to the a,1dlcncc. Tie Grccrl,,
whir1, was .',s Of Mr.. stor1a' smppleat efforts,
nccur!es! an ho,1r aud, quarter In, delivery.
ly4,rganlxctl Club, followed with brief bnt ef.
fcrtivc ashlrrss. Mr.. Charles Wheeler alsa
made II TousIn. sainpnign spcech. Tho meeting
ter,nlnuted With ttlrcn rlGcrs for Hayes nnd
Wheeler, a.tl the State ticket.
ARKANsAH RErEuL1cANa.
LITTLE llocK, Ark, July l!.-Thc Republican
State Central committer, which has hccn III
session twu days, decided t1,ls evening to call
Republicans State Convention. to lncet M tic
:)ti day of August, for the purpose Of non,lnat-
Ing State ticket.
, 1876-07-15
TIIE "MACIIINE.n

HOW TuH PEoFLB CAN HHEAK IT.
To Ns Editor n Tae Tribune.
hM plans toF nshns inc ot'ices WHICH arc to be
flllcd by tho "cxpression af the people by bull
lotu this fall well unt1er way. IL il tt,nr,
therefore, Lnat thc minus OF tae people" WGro
directed towards the choice Of s.lcl men as will
ne'S .uptten''' thel1' Auu not'westenous!l'
known practice Of few political eelleN,trs EAtA-
Griuy IN secret aesaton nwhcro po1ittrInus plt,st
a. 9.... >, - .,, t's t,s .
10 eo"ssesate, anu' 1nrouRh consciousness" C, OF
1rv hart,atu an1 ..1a lotwcnn thna,n,,,,. nnr'
, 1876-07-15

fpFt7d1 U1*pd9ch n 1Ns 7fbNHa,
PEORIA, ILL.,, July H.-Whlc Thomns Ton,
finson md Joacpl. Taylor wc7o n,lns III,
morning in Long 1.akc, Il miles below this cltr'
tllc boat upset, throwing the man Into IN n
wator, Taylor lnat'agcs! to swim ashore, but
To'n''nson waa drowned In tho attempt il
wna labpref, about 4U years old, A.ld leans - :
wife and chtlh.
speetti Etspasch to Tia Trfauat
LINCOLN, ILL.,, July H.-Atarlin SpitIy, seeA
afternoon. 1Ie was In bat1,lnE Will, \ paf}y ~ +;
snall boys, and got Into ,scep water Viii tis
above result. Another hoy was about To sharsf
the satnc fnte, at tho nama time, but WA ~:
ctica BY III. con,pantons. But they did mt ,t e;t
To- sn,tsy ~ Tine 70 tayo him. Up tothe present
waA son Of Juaepl, 6rttiy, Esq. ono uf IN
Oldest ciuzcps OF this county
, 1876-07-15

LAss1no, Mich, July H.-On the Chicago 4
1.nka Huron Railroad, permanent limo Of sur
vcy hns been established; which commences at
It's present terminus, anl will run due east,
cutting off 4 part OF tho Agricultural Farm;
thence on m almost air-llne to Pine Lako Tho
contract for grading has boon awarded to Clark
Brothers, OF Chicago. Tha railroad gentlemen
eay the Iron baa 1cen purchasol aud Will bc laltl
tlIa season.
, 1876-07-15
BRITISH cnIIlMBlA.

San FnANclsco, ,'July 14,-A Victoria dispatch
says tho Cabinet has published card express.
Ing high satisfaction with the appointment ot
A. N. Mcharda a. Lioutenant- Governor of Brit
ish Columbia, news of which is received by pn-
vate talcgrun. Tho Colonht congrntulatcs lin
and tho Country On tho appointment. A largo
public mcotlng was held lust night to arrange
suitable reception Of Lord Dul1crtn On his a1r
pGcto1 visit to the PROVINCE.
, 1876-07-15

Gnrcfat Dstutna 10 73s 7Ftbnns,
NORRIS, ILL.,, July 11.-Andrcw !. Henry, on
gugod Tor n'any years Mt thia place In sinking
Rrtesian wells, was arrested ou a chnrgu Of ro-
pcntcd attctnpte At incest with hls little
daughter, IL ycaFs Of age. Tho fcclIng in tue
community Is very great against him. 60 much
so that Il wM considered prudent to deceive the
public and announca that Ills examination
would he Mt o'clock this afternoon, anil set
have bis preliminary examination Mt m carly
hour tllis morning, which was dond, and he was
bound over In tbs sum OF 5000, in default of
which he vas placed III lntl.
, 1876-07-15

UEEI1tzEI FACIF1O BU1Ts
BAN Francisco, CAL, July HIN ths Nine
A. Conn., attorney for John Il. Robinson, stock
holder Of tho Centrnl Pacific Rsllrond Company,
to act aAllo the Judgment Of tho Court rendered
on Tuesday last, TINT the Endorsement Of the
bonds Of tho California Paci1c BY the Central
PuciAc was valid, Judge Wheeler said he did not
fcol justified IN rendering judgment already
entered. Application was made to obtain i
judgment on an sRrcod statement ct facts. Tho
proceedings. The Court theroupon vacated tho
order 10 stay proceedings, aud tho motion to ln-
tcEyene wtB withdrawn.
, 1876-07-15

ey. to 10 delivered By Influences intended to pre-.
vent A fair election.
o6na o nSut ne sresseR h
instrau. fence .attndder was n,adr The ,al Ut The
ticket. The tnnnipnlntofs intended TINT lie sfou1d,
for party considerations. ncccnt.
Tins tho ticket was framed and placed nrnn q
platform that i n its fcntrA! scope fraud an1t
= a y ! = ;s1 Aud Of
st"sm s' { : II tSs Ea:ns1 Es'nes;ats !s
that sai, ind b. 40 a. ing Induced Tia Convention
70 thy, t1e war 10 crash thc 1:ehcfon md pte.
serre tho t;ovrrnment had ssn ta'lnrc; rall IN
10 Tho Union fnrrts; ha! It In tho face o tho fact
that tho Union army, was snnts. Of Chnthnoosa,
q Tic Southern o. C"nteaetncy; in saee ot III shs taes
many months prior ia thht lime; sntt Il In face Of
men, that the backbnne Of tho Rebellion was
broken and TIM Confotcraey c0aprod; said u to
Five moral aid and comfort 10 tho enemies Of the
Thsi Committee then sail that, thongh ans1 md
complete victory was within the ern.p of the 6os.
b surrendered "a thoss who ronaht TO deettoY T.;
asss ssot 1s RI ~. srs, e.,sn ,ssfys
form Of uoyotnment was failure, md the dectsr
alton that Ill nrn equal. and os right ought to
government and tho principle of equality ia man
Bus soma psison has foohly s.td in behalf Of NJ.
did not IN fact npnroye that plank in the platform.
Wo tnNulfe, Did he EsotcAt against It by present.
lnE minority rosnlutioni Did no bronthe sontt-
1nent nitof syllable In opponiton to ia ndon.
ton eftas II Ind bcon reportca to tho Convsnfinni
Ihe,i was The tins to have spoken. lie vaA Chair.
man Of the Committee, aid Ind bcun ssslEned
that rorfspn In consequonea pf Ills stAtoan1anBhlr.
Who Ii atr. lienIricks, tho tall Of tho ttcket'
A man who. during that ontita strnvYlc for tho lic
1Aves. was known 70 hayo been hnart and rnul in
sympathy with those who wenld hnye destroyed It.
This IL tho ticket wu nre asked to elect; those
are the men into whose hands NC nro
asked to surrender tho rnina Of govern.
port Ii, War.Dcmocrats, Unton-losln
-nAtsotc Dcmocrnts, arc expected 10 surrender the
homer OF their past record written with their blood
up,sn hundred nclls Of snnguinary eondct, and
1ndorte T.. And why ara we aFkod to do t1,is!
Government may be again foistcti into pnwos
oh, but those rcupIa, though o1co tsnitors, hayo
accented tho results Of t0 War, and asc NOW patt.
vts their nlatforn, asya aoi 50 said their plat.
forms of ISIS and 1879, but who of them II pos
, 1876-07-15

Tho Receiver Of tho Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Railroad publishes the following statement Of
the approximate earnings Of his road for tho
ssnsrr, sr i .e 4seso mail ;iosoo; express, yss,
1850, Corresponding period last year tactual,,
sal ,444,9a; Increase, $11,B81.7l. First half
1915, sl,417, 7,s3ao0, first half 1875 (actualh 81
290,01l.58; Increase, sles, SCI. 50. :.
Mr.. John s. Cook, for several ycars past Gen.
eral Freight. and Ticket Agent Of the Peoria,
to ncccpt the position Of General Manager Of
tho Pekin, Lincoln g. Decatur Railrond. Mr..
Cook l. = man Of excellent executive abilities,
and we'll Attad tor tho poaltion.
, 1876-07-15
A. DAD INVESTMENT.
Epfeid3 Nspdteh TO Tns ItfbpnA

who secantly purchased the sla1tlnsy'lle d Gin
c1anRN Railroaa at foreclosure sale decline 10
fnyest any. more money III It, at prcacnt, at
least, nnd have Abandoned II. This shuts I'll
lnail facilities for quito number Of small
towns along tho limo u the road, and IL quite
EeTiQD8 e,ubRffAsaUt4n$,
, 1876-07-15
RAILROADS.
CANADIAN ITEM.


Special nkpatch IN 7Hd Tribune
ToRoNTo, Ont, July 14.-A special cablegsnnl
to the Globe snya tho London 17n<s IL out In
strong opposition to the bonds OF tho Quebec
Government pluced on Tho English market to
raise funds for tho construction ot tho North
Shore rnilways. It says sucl, aei,crne Is dl.
In Cannta. The policy should ba to consolidate
tho existing railway fntcrosts Of tho Dominion,
and rofusc to destroy tho property which al-
roady cxlhta ~ lending money to promoters ol
rival undertakings, such ~ the country may not
want for generation, II oyor.
, 1876-07-15

hoad. or thfa ncml1cr, 5D,GFs l,nye ,rcn -.
IN Northern Icsaa, The Remainder rs,, ",4 s,sl
hnva I"en driven north. Several ti,n"'"3
hentl which wore wintnrrd I'm NortlIctm tmTr!atl "
lnet HcaPnn have heru nlsn driven tpr,i' .lh asl1h
will rrDhnby swell tito total to between, ,sM wHNh
and 970, wv 1lcnt9. ""11N1
, 1876-07-15
THE GALLows CHEATED,

pPSp1u0 1V1N9sEN W 1HH zFtoHHSt
LINCOLN, Nab, July 1A-IIank Dodge, tho
convicted murderer, who was himself fatally as-
saultcd At the Nebraskn City jail, died at nj,
carly hour this morning. His Inst words were
addressed to tho guard, Bob White: DO you
think they will hing moi" lie then fell aslccp
and nover walked up. To-day Peter Mcclure, n
guard over Dodge, and brother Of Dodgo's
victim, were arrested; also Pit Mcclure and
cousin named Kelly, charged with numbering
plo ot Ill clasacs That iustlco be metod et 10
them.
, 1876-07-15

LANaNa. Mich, July 14.-A boy yeats d
age, named Thomas Catou, had botlslegs cut oil
by the cars running over him, at the Union
Depot In thsa city, last evening. 1le will mt
live. The boy had hoen warned hy rullroatl.luen
to keep oil aud away from tho cars.