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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20

HALIFAX, August 19.-The steamer
Hellespont, from Bristol for montreal,
pus into st. Johns, Newfoundland, on
Sunday last, leaking, having struck on
Renire's rock in dense fog. The Span
ish brig Mayanezana, from the West In
disc for st. Johns, laden with West In
dian produce, struck shoal OF rocks IN
st. Johns bay Monday. and became 8
total wreck. Captain Foil, his wife ana
dsughter, and the steward were drowned
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20

TEE political complexion Of the sem
ate Is now forty-two Republicans, twen-
ty-nine Democrats, ard two Independ-
ents, giving the Republicans major
ity of eleven. The three new senators
TO be elected from Colorado and Louis
lana viii make seventy-sixi in that body.
II, says the Louisville Collrier-Journdl,
the Democrats lose none of their pres
ent seats, and succeed in electing nine
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20

THE SOmsrville FdLcon says the Dsm.
ocrsts Of Fayetta will certainly have q
candidate in the field. 81. may be Colo.
mel Joseph R Hill or it may be some
one else. If Colonel Hill should be the
nominee of the party, we will accord
him cheerful and hearty support. Bot,
no matter who our candidate may be,
we confidently expect to elect him."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20

TaE New York Express gives him 8
dreadful thrust: "Blsine waved his
bloody shirt high in the cir at Portland,
NsiBe, last night He dare lot trust
the Dem Gratis with power But, Mr..
Blaine, at Cincinnati your own party
did not dare to trust you, and selected
an honest sort of a shadow instea Of
your own bodily substance"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20

THE New York Times, of February
20, 1875, which now says Governor Til
den is a "thief and sWindler," on &C.
count Of his career from 1887 TO 1870, re-
marked that "he has go far shown that
d" he will not abate one 1T of his honest
" convictions, or consent to sny act
4" which he believes to be morally wrong,
a" to crafty any SET Of politicians what
ff
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20

THE "Iittle Statesmen" who are going
about the State with their "big" heads
bound with bands, sore over the re ap-
pearance in politics Of Isham G.. Harris,
can find no comfort in his letter. 1t is a
clear Tefutation Of the falsehoods upon
which they were building, and by which
they sought to strengthen their toddling
opposition TO him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20
NOTICE 70 TIE PUBLIC,

fNHE CHAMBERS HOUSE Qate Hill Vousal,
L corner OF Second ana Washington streets,
Is now open for the accommodation OF the
travelling public. This spacious and elegant
house has been refurnished ard rehtted
throughout, regardless Of expense, ana is now
in a first rate condition. a share ot the pub
lie patronage reSpec fully solicited. Charges
moderate to suit the times.
JOS, CHAMBERS, Owner and PrOpri etor.
~ a few nice rooms fitted up expressly for
families. References required, au2O
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20

The new Democratic executive State
COMMITTEES is called to meet in Nashville
on the twenty-,ourth instant. The meet
ing will be very important one, and
we trust that every member will fiod it
convenient 10 bs present. James G.
Malone, Tnomss O'Connor and d. N.
Kennedy have been added to it, by what
authority or for what purpose does not,
but will no doubt be made to appear.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20
DR.. ]. j. ROgS.
Trustees SaIa.

DY virtue OF Deed of Trust executed to me
ID on the 18th OF January, 1876 by Samuel
Keel, duly recorded in the Registers office OF
Shelby county will, at the request Of the
beneficiary In said Trust Deed, sell, on
Saturday, ths 2d Of Septeu bsr, 1876,
between the hours Of Ia o'clock am. and 4
O'Clock pm, in front of the courthouse, Mem
phil, at public auction, the following de-
scribed property, viz:
l. Lot No. ), on the northeast corner OF
Front and Saaarrans streets, l4S1z by I73 feet
Ksel's subdivision.
2. The south half of lot Il, on the northeast
corner of Main and Saffarrans streets, Keel's
subdivision.
8. Part of lot IA, on the souths asst corner Of
Main and SaRarrans streets, I4S5Z fest front,
L Part of lot l3. on Saffarrans street, Is BIZ
lJ feet, Keel's su bdi vision.
All OF the above described property lying I'm
Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee. Equity
OF redemption waived. Title believed to be
good, but will convey only as trustee.
au2D FRED. T.. SCHAPER. Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20
The Internal Revenue Reductions,

WASHINGTON, August 19.-The com.
missioner OF internal revenue says the
reduction in the force of gaugers will
be gradually made; saoh as are desig-
mated for discharge under the retrencn-
ment order to be dropped when their
present duties are fulfilled. It is stated
st the bureau of internal revenue that it
will be impossible to collect the tax on
whisky, In consequence of the twenty
five per cent. reduction TO be made In
that bureSu under the act OF congress.
Additional detectives will be employed,
who must be provided for In the def.
cheney bill next winter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20

THE Turkish minister at Washington
yesterday received from his government
an official history of the commence
ment of hosiilities with Servia and
Montenegro. 1t is thoroughly Turkish
aud anti-Serviah but throws no light
upon the complicated eastern question.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WAR DzPr. OFFICE Oh. SIG. OFFICER /
HAsHIEGrOE, August 20, am. !
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
Ttsfng barometer parity cloudy Cedther,
and possibly occasional rains, a0ith cooI-
eTno1theT{y or 'otnds, probably shifting to
oaStsTly an the q esteJR portion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20

The voters OF this ninth civil district
are very anxious that Hon. g. A. Han
son, late city attorney, should represent
them In the next legislature. Mr.. Han
son has su the capacity and ability
nece, sary for the plsce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20

THE New York Tribune says: 1.-THE
result in Alabama is a loud notice to the
Republican managers to begin work st
Once.n 1t is too lste-the people are
getting in their work ahead. Alabams
Is gone for good.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20

little Lees brightness and death. May
the mothers heart be strengthened;
may her hope be assured, and may she
return to us with Aggie, renewed in
health, confirmed in love, to be again
the 'home circle" OF our life.
RESSTE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20

d. w. VOORHEES, addressed al i'm
mense Democratic mass -meetisg at
Terrs Hsute last night. The exercises
were opsned by torohlight procession
of nine hundred lamps. A Democratic
victory in Indiana is certain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20

To ALL outward appearances. the
Massachusetts Democrats have decided
to nomiaste Hon. Charles Francis Ad-
ans for governor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20
DIED.

TATLOR-Eear Holy Springs, Miss, on
Saturday morning ~ o'.lCck, august 18th,
ERNEST L. TAYLOR, "a fourteen years and
six months.
Funeral from Grace Episcopal Church this
SUNDAY morning, at o'clock.
MCWHIRK--August 18th, Of congestion.
ROBIE MCWHIRK. aged seven years and eleven
months, son OF Alexander and Amanda Nc
Whirk. louisville papers please cOpyJ
Our darling was taken from as in the full
flush OF school boy health, after a few days
Illness
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20
FUNERAL NOTICE.

Temple Of Love, No. The members OF
the Temple OF Love, No. I, will meet at the
IempIar's Hall this SUNDAY evening, at 2
NEST L. TAYLOR.
visiting Templars iavited 20 attend.
BY order JACKSON p. CREWS, 7. s.
InE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20

Carlyle is not spending the sunset of
his life slowing soap-bubbles. He come.
times steps but and kicks a lying shoe
maker with vigor that completely dis.
tsnces the average Scotchman's col.
ception Of stesm-power.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20

WHAT we want most is unity and
determination for the success Of the
Democratic party in Tennessee. We
must be united 10 win.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20
ESTABLIsHED lsAO.

more Of their party on. OF the twenty
nine senators TO be elected, they will,
with GovernorIHendricks iD, the chair.
control the senate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20

ARKANSAS is ihs S ate in which the
next elestion will he held. There viii
be a Democratic msjority of not less
than twenty-five thousand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20
MASONIC NOTICE.

UNHE stated cOnvocatiOn OF Memphis o
Il K. A. Chapter, No. 95, will be held w
MONDAY evening, August 2lst, at STN\
O'CLOCK, for dispatch OF business and installa-
tlOn of officers.
All II. A, MasOns are fraternallv invited.
BY Oruer. W. y. MATTHEW'S, Il. z.
K. W. SHELTON, Secretary
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20

GOVERNOR BILL ALLEN is pleased
with Tilden's letter Of acceptance, and
Gays he viii vote the ticket, but will not
take the stump.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20
CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Il cotto's and gold: NsiO
York cotton, 12gc. Memphis cotton,
llBo. Nea0 York god, llOi. Memphis
gold, Ito.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20
"Con." Lets the Cat Uut of the Ba

'COn'' LetS tAo NaL Ous Oh the nag.
ST. LOUIS, August 1S.-C0lonel Con.
Mcguire, who is now serving out SEN
tence Of six months in the county Jail
for connection with the whisky frauds,
publishes card in the Evening Dispatch
correcting some statements recently
made in public prints as to when his
sentence will expire. He closes as fol.
lows: "When again have the privilege
Of meeting my fellow-citiz sns, which
will be before the election, I shall have
little vindicating to do, and 1 may be
able to show that some OF cur would be
Republican leaders engaged now in
preaching moral reform ought to have
striped suits on, and with their heads
shaved be serving out a term in the
Missouri penitentiary."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20

Rondout, N. Y, August I9: A fire
broke out this morning in the dwelling
house of Mrs. M'Querdy, in Rosendale,
and rapidly spread, consuming several
buildings ami the hotel of Phillip
O'Rsilly. Loss estimated at twenty
thousand dollars; fully insured.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20

CONGRESSMAN MEADE, of New York
city, has written TO political friend
there positively declining a nomination.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20
ComDauv A. Irish Volunteers.

FIYBE members OF Company A, Irish Volun-
teers, are ordered TO assemble 81 ther Al AZ
mory No. 223 Second street, next TUES JA1
NIGHT, S2i instant. Business OF Importance
will be transacted. = -,
BY order GEO. R. PHELAN, Captain.
JOHN PURSELI. o, :,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20
CleGkCOtt'l tt'lPpGSS

WE continue 10 manufacture the celebrated
w and most wonderful Cheek Cotton Press
For either horse or steam power II has no
equal, being the most convenient and pract1-
cal working Press now in use. has been In
use six years, and is now operating IN seven
States, fully demonstrating the great superi-
ority and prsctfcsbility OF the Cneek Cotton
Press. Owing to its great stmpll city, this
Press can be taken down. moved and reset
without the least injury. admirably adapting
II to plantation Ose. All orders for The CheeR
Press must be addressed TO POTTER, TAI
TOR & CO. No. SEQ Front street, between
Madison and Monroe Memphis, Tenn.
NJ. ID. CHEEK, l35 fernando street,
aul9 Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20
Missouri School of Midwifery
and Diseases Of women apa ChIIdrea.

CT. LOUIS, MO.-The regular course begins
y September 4th. There is a Lying-in Hos
pltal in connection with this institution,
where practical instruction at the bed side Is
given to the students For particulars, In
Quire OF either Of the-officers.
A. Z. BElSS, NJ d A., President, corner Four
Tenth ami Warren.
Mrs SOPHIA SCaIERECK, Resident Mid
wife, 2022 North Ninth street.
&C. RICHARDSON, ND, 1924 North Tsnus
street, Secretary. aus
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20
MORE OF 1T,
Two Additional Cases Of Frances ThOmp-
sOn-One Here in Memphis and
Another in New Orleans.
Anne Casey, Alias May Porter, Alias
POiteau-Mary Edgar, Of the Cres-
cent City-A Thompson Epidem-
ic Among the Negroes.

Wonders Fever Cease, aud Memphis
has its share Of the miraculous, for only
yesterday Anna Casey, Olia3 May PoT-
ter, mulattO, was sr,t s:ed on suspicion
OF being q male, although dressed in
woman's clothing. The arrest was mGde
at the instance Of 8 woman named
Beecby Pullism, who had reason to su5.
pect the accused Of bsing man. As our
readers remember full well the late
Cruteby st. frances Thompson case, it
will not be smiss to publish the follow
ing
, 1876-04-13


AND THKx ulDa'r CAPTURE 4 POLICEMAN.
In the office Of City AiArahal Qoodsll were Is.
aemt!od, yoaterdAY afternoon, tho Marshal. Bupt.
Hickey, City-Attosney Jatnioson, few Aldor-
men. and several secretaries, taking notos. to
liaten to the statcmonta OF compliments against
the action OF the policemen around tho polls II
No. 204 LAsslle street on the day OF tho town
election. Tue poAcemou psesout wera Capt
Buckley. 6erus. Lyme. and patrolmen MadigAn.
Londergan, CroAt, John Gallagher, Mollugh,
and o'Bulliyan.
Mr, Abner Taylor wu tho hrst witness. Hs
had beeu 1t tho polls all dsy, md had seen ths
morning disturbance, that has been 60 oftou Ee-
oouuted. oyor the election Of Moderator. Ha
could not ssy that tho policemen helped ths
seen nothing wsopE iu tie afternoon. lie had
seen shree Or four policemen take tho Republican
challenger hAglll out Of tie doorway. lie had
heard sone hummer ask oas ct the officers what
Msgill lad been dolnng, md heard tho officer
reply, " Challenging The boys"
liz could not rocoga!1o any ot tho oteers and took
no noties Of their numbers.
1Axts Mesehatu, Of TYR Th1uusz. stated that he
Wa elected, and gained iha impsesa!on that
rHK POLICE HkAE IN C0NHITAHCE
With The bumnesa aud they seemed worry soclabla with
thsin. lilo Lad scsn msu. who offered NJ psorocA-
ths policemen aook ta offender s!ds and lea him
Co. liz could nut sscoguizs tho men sad kusw leltheE
Uf. D. =. 6utton .. .pl.tnsd light that hs had boen
Miis had arrested, Capt Luckily her. explained
and oa h!s order took 1iks pri.onsr, Dr. putton
could rpcoyulzs y uo f.ees Or nulabera. .-
psss Thornton r.. dselssea Moderator 81 hefrd
oHsee< No. 90 wa!Ater.to tz!end. " We're got ht1
, 1876-04-13


THE FUSS CREATED DY THE MAN 8TE1HnKn0En.
BAN FnANc1sco. CAL, April l2.-Amou0 the passcn-
gers By tho Granada II. H. I'LL, ths agent ut Sgd
ney OF the Engltsh mall contractors r. A. Januiugs,
tho Commissioner from New South wales, Queenland,
aud Tasmania to tho Centennial and Frank platt, the
Diplonatic Agent Of tho samoan Government to
Washington.
News from samoa Is conflicting. Correspondence
published In tho New Zealand Sur OF March II says
that The nayea became dissatisfied account Of tho
dotn1nds for tunds mads by StoinbeFger for himself
aud certain American retalners. Ktrg Ma!iatoa re-
questcd United ssates Cousu Foster by letter to rid
him Of stelnbergcr, hp having to tle conclusion
that la wa1 fraud. Mr. Foster applied
to ~ CAPT; s5ssens, OF 3'er nstlsa, a.,l,, ma!.
held. In which the King denounced sscinbcsger y
lar Arl imposor and responsible for tho trouble bo-
tween tho uoyctnme and the foreign representatives
6telnberger va1 then placed iu confinement on hoard
tho Iartacouta %hers ho renaiuctl u 4st adrtccs.
Frank pat who Lett Samoa several days before thcse
reported occurrences, tlaeS tat theFa IL rlth In
the report, H6en he lst, tho King and SteinbcrgrF
on confidential tetts Lis statea that the Lou
don Missionary Society ~ 64Moa n At thu bottom Of
tho trouble, tho Innovations introduced by telnberaer
Interfering with their Income: slso ccrtan European
cotnrantp8, who &ays had monopoly Of trade, feared
the influence Of American In power m tho Islands,
And that Foster had been made the tool Of the
spirators. Tho United statca ship Tusca1ora IL ex-
pectri shortly at the isantls. rlatt Is is way
Washington with dispatches.
6rEIHbER0yn.
Special Hi.paseh 70 Ths Chicago Trfasns.
6AN FBANclsco, April l9.-Ay TIM arrival Of the
sarnos reports sIs dcposition ot sle!nbergsr con-
ar.ned. lie ntill remained prisoner on boAEd this
Hst1acouta. There is no immediate prospect OF ;
olutloa Of tho difficulty.
, 1876-04-13
AADwAY's REMEDIES.
OVARIAN qUN[0R
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED BT
DR. RADWAY'S: REMEDIES,
RApWAY,a REMEDIES.
kiEa hnS 81 SyAHISE E FIJI ofh nH XhM5a IL sA


AIM Annon, pee. ~ ts71
havo had Ovarian Tanor In the Osafios and bo1s
or tan tried TIN hest o Ink piaoa ia
ethnta wthnt any honntit. growing 1t pch ia
ity Tint eould not ,are rri muel, loueof. fan n
mime ad aaed rn n ~ nadwhss 1snn1bdra. hal MI
much iath In te. but dnay. altar much dollhsaton
r!chssod si1 haues ot tia Reeol.snt, twp bo.e, y,
the Pulls. and two telaa es the Hnltaf nsad those WITH
cut .ny sppartnt tec!t. toe1.nlaetl 10 rerae7ors
III :sa bsiofs hss sans hsd
w sntlel{ ea1ed. 5ool ~ 1a.d.e,na abo1,s III
;h.es as.Sa eo!isa Hssoisea TX boe T.
ffat rorfeots wsl anil testt II full Of ffstpdc Ia
God for tls hglp In M hs afetfo0. 10 rou, Sir snd
your w2ade.tal mea,eino its' 9sp3 Indebted n,
Ithss sesa % fns' tatxnad5 aihs: L. q. GfBRNs.
Mrs. Hboins. whip rnakes lhe abora opf6cats u ths
rerAon faf whom E631oAted you u 1onh ned[oue II
Jnuh ldt. Tho medtcnsS hbevs atAted honKht n
with tho exception Of xhat to hof b mn
may ~ Tint hor sAtomsntis corroot wgnt alaca.
''''' brusslst aud uhantaA Aos :. AtSos, A hlch.
Thla may oarfg thsi t1rs. Hthhfns. who makes Tia
ehova certificate, Il and l!Aa bcnn for many 5eArs uof
kn1Wn to aun the facts thcroin staed unanubtedt
and hnaenIAhl5 corFect Apy who kna&s kiEa. Dib
bins will ko1lo{s hcI @ sfatsmsnt, 4
, 1876-04-13

THE POOL SMASHED.
NEW YnnN, Arrl 12.-rhs Tt'n4s to-tnoftow will on-
nouncs thst 10 consequence Of tie reduction Of rates
OH freight by he Nov York Central Road to meet any
rate tuas In ttls Now Eugland 6tssee, Ar. Itndsop.
Manager Of thu Grand Tr1tnk Road, haa declined 10
consider himself lrtnd to Observe auY agreement
iat.,se between tho rosls, and will make rhstavoF
tAtea in frcghta he fnay dcoIu proper. A. 1eetin9
to-.ny uf tic representatives nf tho Chieago
pool'1tncs thu Michigan Central. Fttat'urg h Turt
Wsyno, and 1Atn Shore 4 Mtchiest H11slsfn. Mr*
10y. President Of she hiehissn Central bolng a;a.
.noetinB waA II an end. Te en1rss taken by r. Joy
breaks in lA Ioo1s In aast.bound freight in Chicago,
and also ss.oys Iii sxtanH asne1nshtA III regard 10
rates on csst woat-t,ud froghts among t1n great
trunk linea, md general rtllrosd nat may be or
pectcd. .....
Adsices aro received from ChfcaGo That tckets to
Now York oYer tho MlchEsn. Central and Era HAIL
roads beinH sold at 81 less than regular rates.
These reductions W be promptly met by 111nsgrrs Of
Tho New York Censra1, and olacf trunk 1insA Ntl no
doubt follow their example.
, 1876-04-13

MISSION WORK.
:pseiat Dfspateh n Ths E*1ea1s Tribune.
1Nn1AxA1 OILS, Ind. April 19.-Ths htth annual
meeting Of the women'a Presbyterian board os Mis-
sons for tho Northwest nonycnct In the First Church
to-day. Fully throa hundrod dolegases Here pFesent
and doer tntcrcst manifested In thu procoedngs
tho church Icing crowded. Tho mec:-
Ing was called 10 ordor by tho President,
MIR. A. II. uosa. Of Chicago, when woloomo
addfesscs vera ,natle by Miss Prof. Merrill.
in behalf Of the city aud by Mrs ]. T. X. Kuulef, Of
Cincinnati w!tu OF the fosmsr pastor Of tho church,
on behalf OF the women OF tho StR.e. Mrs. Kitnler
earnestly spoke AID prayed for hrecze from hs Lord
which shall btnA away tho rubbish Of pefllnls
thoughts Rnl aims that hides 1nauy lives Of our
sex.
On Invitation Of Mrs. alsche tbs next session will
bo held III thu First Presbyterian Church. Chlcagu.
In the afternoon #eSslun, Mrs Albert Keep. u1 Chl-
caBo, Of tho foEctun Corresponding Secretaries,
read lengthy Eoinrt Vt the opcratons Ut TIC Board
III fore9n Gelhl,
Tho uumo secretary reported that during tho year,
she has founded 19i socluca has assisted in
Ing tie support Ut scye1 nun missionaries mud
tWenty yune new achuols.
Uaicers elected. there being long Lst Of Vice
PreaiAeuta and beard Ut Managers. Mira. Hngo Is
elected President: sIsa. f. A. Da.kic Recording Sec
ratarJ: Aud the 1:ey. j. II. Taylor, Of Like Forest,
Auditor.
A crowded meeting was ileld Tonight, 1t which all
hrcsaes nado W President Hogs and Mrs. Ray,
Ftrg!An missionary.
bayeu statcs are represented In ths Courcusion.
, 1876-04-13

in.r Mt. Ring sunu7.rd ia mani Thornton. and
Afterraris etked tHt otcer slxo, IT, hut hc wat al
fut,nrtnco of any s,rIt ncrfrrsnee Tin cut,fuooa
ceNssi 10 arest c1tnnt whon strat. l{yruo anI bin
onua cano In Tho hY,ernoon Tie ol}cyr+ dsajleI 10
wslch II njcIi did hs,r duty II iss M o know AMI
Is wIa ihrra iii anita i.te.
Osoruo n. Htcrnn Ind coma without being rim.
,noneJ 10 uut in 1 word for Uf1lcrr jon,lx.u who
lad procctci Afse!li when oe. otllrsr. ii she rt-
nutss nf tyttanfnR gambler wcse taking hI.a fr.n
thp door war, lie bad been ryuttctest from that
0latan and ssustIuR Do.njnick ho hiuso "a
cuns,dcppIs that day by The batas oflcur wuu, lie
thought wns otnR his duly. thtilgh It wss hard 10
tell who auehk to have bseu Asrcatod.
II. 7. tpw, lie no1t xtncss. hal !at l,o bad kccn
LIE aforementioned Donlinek snatch balot FROM
tbs hands of old nan who waA Just 1otnE " vote.
Witness had called pon,tnick > Acoundrtl ald WA
ltAbs to yet Ills head punched for It. when lo wss
shielded BY an officer wo was thcze. Tho ofhcos bad
Afterwards snd 70 him That ls twttneas' could, II a
choso, gayo t2t u him fol- Accepting hts hcad iso harm
NItueas did not know whethor II wss meant for .
toxic not. lfe Ind aAtcd tn larn Du,nnick nrrcstet
foe krocking hin down some ttno &ter that hui Ind
boon told to shnt up or he ......
WOULD LIZ ARRESTED IlMsELF.
1fo hll spokon to sc1gt Bysns alout IL aud had
bean told by tito Sergeant &hat ho could mol srrcss
Duinhtck IL LII Iorco 4theu present not 1AIEs
enough To overcome Tie gang Of pomlulokts frentA.
Mr.. How thought that liz Aonld rtcoHntze tic 0!csr
WHO hAd spoton about being raid H. e also thought
that the ptce slow about performing tl4ar dueA
Stegt. Dytne ne1t allowed 70 apeat. lle1 IN f'-
bponsa 70 questions. snted what ofdtrs ho Ahn To-
, 1876-04-13

LONDON, April t3,-A Dublin special s1ys II IA
rettJ certain that emigration from ireland for 1as
ill be tbs smallest snce 1851.
THE AAEnICAN FoH0Ens.
Tbs warrant for tho surrender Of Charles Dfens tbs
cuis1ils forger should hase bosn fsued to-day, but
as not Ills eass aud tlas Of William z. Qrsy's thu
lew York forgsr, must awR!t ka Windows, tls solu-
ko ot The la8A question psntiug.
COAL MIREna STn1Kk
Upwards OF 20 0u0 collters OIL strtfo In 8outh
orkshlro agaiusa Is er reduction In wages. The
llners' Union hss sRreed to reduction ol 10 per
Apt, but the mpxtefs inBtst upon ID.