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, 1876-12-26

It is not yot entirely certain AZ to which
pnrty will control tile organization Of the
next House. The Democrats it Is said, have
conceived scheme by which they think
they can work matters to their satisfaction.
Tho Clerk Of tho present House, whoso duty
It is to prepare list Of the members OF the
new body, will, 1t ia insiiuated, omit from
the roll the delegations from Louisiana and
Florida, and by this means give the Demo-
Gratis good working majority whereby they
can carry things with a highland. Nice
hid plans Of this particular description have
mover yet worked we'll, and there aro valid
reasons for believing that they will prove
abortiye In this oase.
, 1876-12-26
MAKING 4 PRESIDENT.

Nav VsHtJr Il
thn ross;1,;l;,v NJ n fo,1uro tn hove a presi.
;,a,t o1e.,oa MN gono tt,na nart an-;,o t.
~na,. % ~ t,,;s roa.;h;l;t1 ,,uon a ..rorao nn1or-
a.araiaa ~ tha 1ow ord ~ tno foot. Tho
a~a,n,ant /. ,hot ~ tho 1tth of Fotruarx
,.i,on ia proa;,1ort ~ tbo aan.ts in ~
,,sa.o,a e, -" ~ I'm two rorsoa ,,roooo,s n ,no,
!,.an.,,aa. a.,aa n,,1 ..na,,.a ~. az ofErrs
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th.t ~ cor,,acoto. ,,,st tho tuo Uousaa III
.,ar % W. sna.rsss - :, ,na o,,,oo,,nn .sat
n.o ~ a;sorss,on ha;nr rr1tmitn5 w;ll con-
...,o f~an, H., - aov will +ha A,h -
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, 1876-12-26
PACIFIC RAILROAD CuEEK,n

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s,.s,, H. I,,,s haso w o~nraz ns .his ,~r.nconsrt H.
staoa ~ tha ronao nav;r1 Tho ;ntareat aa
s' !. 5000, 49, 49, ..;n.;1o, ,r,on An ~.
.n..,.,s % 80 =, ~ Sr;,;rn1 oaroon,o,+ .hov vii,
ls.a .,s;a ~, 90: noo ~, t. ~ H., ~. .;r,a
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T., t7aht sro ooo noo to H. Govarn,nont
Da+ t. :, 1o',h,frt ,vhot,,or .,vtb,no w,,,15
ha ,,;a ,ni1or t1,a na.v o,ron ,,smont au tIo
as,,. aaa,~;.u ,x,,osod .,r the .;,r;na f,,a
:, ro,v ;sero - 1,ordo for so5 mn, mo -.
t,,a ,no,ov ~ h. noi5 ;nto tho T1n;tc1 stotea
r[oaa,,rv ~ rnr;alv "a ,hssa hort1a car 1,e
aa1d r. +ho 1nnda oho,,1d mt ac1l fan3 thia
,sa - ~oaso,ah1a eon.,,,an.v> Tho Eoyarr,.oot
..s,,,aa,t oa4 ao,,a, I,,,t .,a,,,a k.1o o~nntod
;,.rnnn,t,, H. tho ro.5s for +h,rty va,~s
Tha ,r.on,n9 m ~ tb,a ,mnert;nont nronoa,.
.,.n ;a ] .,,at .ha enr,,;na, ~ H.. roaa ,nav ha
, 1876-12-26

,serc Republicans Of Democrats. corkE says. In
hfg rrntcst, that they were tl,p futncr and cow
tI.t n,,d the minutes my npthn9 afsHt IL. have
henrl, and cocRE a}so saya. thnt thry nnte ALL
tlavits III nil If the opnblican contest, and II 40.
presume they WERE Republicans. in That case Il
rhuttld he presumed that In the return ~ mAdo
they lnukcd nfter tr Ehtprrta of t,cIr own party.
nn,, NJ any rate, 10 not lhln1: That Democratic
majority shonla 1,e thrown out hccaaFc Of lscpub.
)!can wrong doing, II such wcsc the case, II thlt
rteIct be rejected Il Houd gEre Republican ina.
.'orlty In NE STATE, ofhtrstis: not.
Tho rcason he gives for retaining tho vote
Of this precinct, In l,is canvass on his own
account, and which, it rejected, would give
tho State to 1IArrs, Is thnt thero may have
been Republican inspectors Of election
there. Gen. BARROW docs not know about
1t, Int prcsnu,os thore were. He assumes
further that tho inspectors, 1t Nopub-
lioan, rerrotrated frauds, ls,-whoreby q Demo-
cratic majority was footed up; and, Oh ac-
count Of Tho Republican wroug-doing, IT
suol, were tie casc,' l,o thinks tho return
Bltonld havo been counted for TlnpzN.
Isn't 1t nbout time, in view Of tho
weakncss, inconclusivonosa, and confessed
ignorance, admitted and apparent, upon tho
faoo Of Gen. DAnIow's report, that they DO
dismissed along with tho rest Of tho rubbish
written about Tlorida by people who set
about counting TIIpES in by tho vote Of That
Stato? There Is no shadow Of doubt as to
tho fact that Florida voted for HA1Es, antl
everybody except Con. BARROW has practi-
cally conceded that fact. It isquite too lato
in tho DAY for sncl la,no figuring md such
r>f r.. nj r.,
, 1876-12-26

0nr Katsns correspondent this morning
tells Of the discovery Of IN Indian Democrat
belonging to the tribe Of Osagcs living at
their Agency in tho Territory. This noble
warrior somehow got It into his lead that
T11pEv had been elected to tho Presidency,
aud thercupon, according to his true Domo-
cratic proclivities, hc began to steal cattle,
aud wagons, md things, and otherwise
bag tile "spoi[s which fell to him
by right of lis place in the ranks
Of tho victors. Tho cattle and wagons wcro
taken ncross tho line into Kansas and pawned
for such eatables, drinkables, md wearablos
rs wero tloro to be found for salo. And
straightway, wl,on the cattle, md wagons, and
tulngB wero disposed Of, and the ontabies and
drinkables Especially tho latter) had bad
time to take effect, this rampant victor
crossed back into tho Territory, md most
bravely proceeded to bulldoze one Of tho
worshipine congregations at tho Agency.
While the services were in progress, ho
ranged himself md his revolvers in line Of
battle, aud set ahout informing the congre-
cation of few facts in tho case. To begin
with, he was tile bnlly boy with copper
countonauoo who proposed to run tho corpse
md gore business In tho Territory for tho
next fonr years. His revolvers would do tho
work, and lie would back up his revoivars,
and his brother Democrats in the States
would back up him, md their backs in turn
would continue, AZ in tho past, to p1acs im-
plict confidence in T1LnEs and Ills bottom
less bar1. In fact, 30 far as his brother DEM
ocrats wcre concerned, tie whole North had
tleir eyes upon him, aud lie proposed to
have his RETURNS pun ont well in
corpses mud gore no less than in
cattle and wagons. We may have gono
further than tho authoritative statements Of
our correspondent will warrant, but the pro.
grcssion seems go natural TINT VIC are unable
10 refrain. In conclusion, VIC won1a sug'
gest that KEENAN,, editor Of the Times, haye
this red Qirtl or dovil) brought to Chicago
and percAed upon tho busted Pallas just In
side his sanotum door. Or perhaps mort
Democratic e1hilnrntion would result II
KEENAN,, editor Of the Ii3na, would ust
this brother OF his for bed fellow.
, 1876-12-26

IL ID an open Queslon "Aetncr Tie ue-
mocraoy aro not committing gravo mistake
in acting upon the assumption that TtInES
has been elected past all question, and there
upon calling public meetings, war meetings,
and councils, issuing declarations, 1nanifes-
tos, and pronunoia.nentos, and appealing to
tho worst passions Of tho mass to come for
ward and inaugurnte T1tpEH, IA II there
wero no doubt about lis election. At tho
outset it was vary generally admitted that
Tn.prN Ind boen elected. There was scarce-
ly any doubt OF 1t, oven on the part of the
Republicans, and hi. HAYES himself was
disposed to admit it. Since TINT timo, how
ever, things havo changed, and popular
opinion has changed also. There is now
very reasonable doubt whether T11DEs has
been elected, md tho audaoious but futile
conspiracy of tho Democrats to secure an
Electoral yoto in Vermont and Oregon is
tacit admission TINT they themselves arc not
sure Of their man. a still moro opcn
confession Of tho woalnesH OF their
position IL their appeal to tho
inaarnrnatory clements OF society, their
threats Of violence, and incondiary in
tluenccs brought to bcar upon ,nobs, which
aro always tho last resort OF desperate men
who t,oyo lost faith In the legality and moral
, 1876-12-26
GEN. BAnLOW'S FIGURING.

- &nAA L
1ao P''e'"o ''s'ine".eo VIA. As.sono" ~
Wv .e'se." ~ ~ 1 -
OF Now YORK, upon the tlQffuA election, 10
.,.s1., nu~;+,,.J ~ n,,, o,w ~. H., n.,.,
account, went TO GlorlQA 10 1n4 OH Tor llfn-
self the facts as to the election there. What
ho didn't find out il stated by himself in lis
first letter or report, thus;
should have reduced the vote ia Archer Pre-.
csnct No. 2 by deduct'ne slo votes from The Re.
publican rae3o,lty' though 1poa tue conflict Of
eca
Vat Cen. Dsnrow ,,roceeda H. aa,1sfv him
ac1f hv let1uct;nu from tia nennhl;can ,na.
ior;tv tbeso nio votea. wh,1a In t,;nL.
:" With nerfoot fo,rnesa nnd 1oncstvn thov
,,,,.,,,t -, ,o,,,.oa u ~ 49,,
N'eas 70 eou.'e3' ~ soua w W my
lsnoulo nut hhse 1eleclcu 1He hey NeAs f1e'
e'ne' IN monroe Eoahtg' eoatsa are se'aetaht 10
felee4 wnoio po's. thc1ep5 u's'Hahea'sins tno sh'
hoee". WIZ snd 9'l,"y' anu nsSef saousa po aone
except npon very c'eaf ptoof thnt II Is Impossible
10 nlaco ahs fcslaheo On tut Ee1ufh*
That IL. Ill tho caso OF tho Archer Pre-
cinct, whero tho proof is exactly balanced,
, 1876-12-26

We hare been asked 10 publish the names o1
tho mc.nbcrs OF thu Senate and House Com
,nlttecs sent to investigate tho Louisiana e'ee.
tton. Tue etato Committee Is composed u
Mcssss. How =, WAptE1ou, MCMILLAN, stoLs-
Hurry, and Slt DONALD. The last tTo are pe"'-
ocrats. Tic House COMMITTEES ts compose" ~
follows: Me,ssss. MoAu1soM, JkHKs, hoMAnos'
Lyxpi,, BLACKBURN, MnApE, HOUSE, FaELrs'
Nav, Ro Is, TowNsnND {pa.), DAaPoKpt hoA1.
HUT cub caAPo. and JoYos. The nfst ..r n'a'
nanea an. Democrats, and tho other eI1 Nep4o'
lIcnnf.
, 1876-12-26

fnir md moderate statements Of fnot md
tho clear and logical reasoning IN the nEp-
rATn interview without discovering that
Gov. CnAnnEn,A1N, SO far from being
usnrrcr upheld by force md fraud, Ia mai,
who believes ho Is right, and who has oxcol-
lont rensons for tiat belief. The atcona
chapter Of this most interesting interview
will be printed shortly, and will bo awaited
with intcrest.
, 1876-12-26

Tho 8clavoni., Co mmittno ut st, Peters,
burg las published an almanac which con.
tains some very inte resting statistics of The
Sclavonfo populations. From these statistics
itappcars that tho scla yon!c family Undivided
rs follows: !. The q roat Russians, Little
Russfana, White Rust ians, Galicians, co..
oootooo; 2. Tho Pol ss, distributed over
Russia, Austria, and t2rusaia, o,50o, 600; ..
Tho Czeoias, 5,ooo,oG>; 4. Tho Siberian
sorvianB, styrians, ci rintlians, and the
serbo-c croats, 19,ooo,ooo; and, lastly, The
Sclavic element ,7f Dulgas:ia, more than ,ooo,-
600. Tho total number Ut this great people
ia 90, ,Q00, ,Q00.
, 1876-12-26
COUNTING THE ELECTORAL VOTE.

Though the present dispute over tho count
Of the Electoral vote il, on many accounts,
tho most serious that has ever arisen, 1t is by
no means tho 1rst controversy Of tho kind.
A writer in the Cincinnati Commercial re-
wives tho recollection Of q determined effort
mado in 1900, just previous to the fourth
Presidential election, to invest in Congress
in some form or other the right to serutinize
the Electoral votes and to determine whether
thoy ind been lawfully and rogularly Gust.
4 bill WAS introduced into tho Senate pro-
viding that each House should appoint
committee Of six TINT this joint committee
of twelve should select Chairman outside
their own number; that tho thirteen 80
agreed upon should examine the Electoral
votes in secret session, aud determine which
ones should bo received and counted; and
that Congress should confirm tho final action
OF tho committee. This proposition was do
bnted in both Houses for long time, but
unfortunately only small part Of the de-
bates haa beon preserved.
Before vote was taken on the original
proposition, an amendment was considered
which provided TINT tho two Houses should
60 into joint convention for the count Of
Electoral votes; that tue votca Of tho States
should be counted as they wero received, ex-
cept in case Of objection; TINT, when objec-
ton wasmaile, 1.-THE ,nembcrsprosontsha1l, on
the question propountlcd by tho President Of
tho Senate, decide without debate, by yea or
my, whether such vote or votes nre cDnsti-
tusional or not" rlis proposition met with
ale nj In ~
opposition. l1r. CHARLES P1NonNET, subse-
quentlY Vice-P President OF tho United States
for two torlns, made n forcible argument
against it, during tho course Of which OCCUR
red the following clear statoment Of tho case:
Knowing that 1t was the Intention Of tho Constt-
tuition to make tho President completely inile.
pendcut ut the Fodoral Legislature, 1woll 1c,nen,
her It waa tic object 1t IL at present not only
tue spirit hut tho letter Of that tinHran6nt to give
10 ConGross no interference In OF contrd over tho
election OF President. 1t IN made thofr duty to
Sonns over tho yotea IN a convention Of both
Houses and for tho President Of tho senate TO ds.
claFo who l,as the majority OF tho votes OF tho
Electors 20 transmitted. 1t nuvcr wna intended,
nor could 1t 1ayG boon safc, In tho Constitution to
hayo given to Congress- thus usaulnblel In conycn-
| tlun tue right tU object to any vote, Or osen to
| question whether they were constitutionally OF
properly given. This right Of determining OF tho
manner In which tho Electors shall vote-tha tn
quiry into the qualifications, md tho guards ncccs-
sasy to prevent disqualified or improper men yot.
Ing, and 10 insure tho yotos being legally given
rcsts and II exclusively vested, In tho State LeKa'
ntu.ex. II It II necessary to have guasds agalnst
improper elections Ut Electors, and to institute
tribunals to inquire Into hoEr qualifications with
the State Legislatures, aud with them alone, rests
| the power to institute them, anl shey muht excr'
c!se It. To give to Congress, oven when assembled
, 1876-12-26

The manner in which tho Centennial
Christmas wns celebrated in Chicago md
elsewhere wilt be found attrnctiveiy set forth
In our local reports and telograms this morn
Jug. From a!l accounts it was Merry
Christmas i'll the main, as jolly and pleasant
as any we sllall haro in tho ne1t hundred
years,
, 1876-12-26
CANADIAN ITEMS.

EPeca0I 11FdEf" 70 1As 1F11H7S' - ~
MONTREAL, D{ L. 25.-On Saturday night w.
tho Grand Tsuul Railway employees capable u
running M eugts,e wore dispatched to tligssnii lsi
statiols to be Ia lsa4ineaa for tls contempatiSSa
strike uuong tho uembers ot the Loeo,pot!s "fs
ub1fweI To ru OIL pain of dismissal from tho
SHOPS. All has zone quietly TO fas, snd 'pa
strika has not yet 1akvi place, o,,t
There are land agents lu thla city no!alns ~
Inducements to worainglnen " ciulg1ate " 49,
Eap&Aa.
, 1876-12-26
Old STOREY has already asked and Ind ar1-
ewered the following question, which he re-
pests in eligAtly different pAraReology:

ppxIH IL 1*@RHsI3 1&13o3V1{9 R6*& sFs7S*et3V
Inlsrlogatory to Jos AEplLL. Ms1. -oen. zAoH
CHAAplnK, OF al: 6appose that tho Committee OF
congrcas, now in Louisinns, should report TN ths
language Of Mr.. W.Ll1Ax 4. Wus1LxIs report
upon tho same Hoardl that "the so'callea canyass
mads By tho Aetusuing Board !n the interest
Of HAxEk seana to III, upon careful inquiry Into
ali tho fscts Ia have no validity, snd IN entitled 10
no respect ~hateveF. would you thesaupon ssy
that Nj. TtLpka IL tbs lawfu!ly elected President.
and that any resort TO forco to pEeront hs snauRRra
taoa would be revolutionary and tEeasonable'
What ia meant by "the Committed of Con.
Ryess"? The1s IL Senate Committee and
House COMMITTEE, separately appoint~
, 1876-12-26

H. .& keNn
National BANKS pay q 'm'e'y ol 'a,os
WHICH ~ sno "eefsea'e eA'esu aas va 'ua1s .n,
On cap11al 1uSessea Ill any o.ner tosnl' Ivy
PaS one'nai. " pse eol' VI Ino.1 's'l''.'1
not invested III oonaS' 'ne s.'''e sa.' ,poA
.ne'e oepon's; anu pef es'ns @ on 'ue!r c'seu-
lA'ton* in'S ~ pet 49,. "A'oa ."1es W.
Pa'" e1fcc6 ~ 'ae N"sonm uo''fhn'a''
'useaueo, 4or r. ss@'s' eouu.5' so"a, t..:a u ~.
rposes' . a.s' ,".sa. ss .'s asua.a,,. ~ ~,
nv. NV u'ou W. s"a'' n 49, - s>1a,oa a.
Nv ooH.p1o.. ! !, .,' ~ ~ ' Esss' ~,
ta1eS pau W tno pauAS ~ a"us'"e 4to" 4'a'
to per cent Fodoral, arsd from LILO to VI
por cont municipal, or d total OF + Ito on
ao,;4of srho nrore r. T., nil lin tonko Il, ,ho
NsftN' -, 80 = ~. -..:.s
country "as " per CENT out III sno c'''es
tho rate Wa8 much higher, ranging for both
rodersl and municipal tar from II to CT per
..,t H.. IL. ,,,a.,;+,,5o of All. nv hoo
sS"~ 49, T..
GDeu 1QGreABeu Ou[lUK Ialo yEhIS, ".
, 1876-12-26

In tic courae. OF long article upon the cut'
ture Of st. Louis, editorially printed in the 1T.
Louis GEo1e-D<m ocrat, some astonishing ndmfs-
aions are ma1e.I The article ia based upon tho
statement that tue result Of the two~weeks'
experience OF Il, Loan Exhibition of Paintings
IN the Sfercantlk= Library, thu receipts will not
cover the expem les, aud this, too although the
pictures were Furnished Without eost, the hull
was given rent free, aud the time mud services
Of the manageta cost nothing. Under these
circumstances the 0'ooe-D Democrat frankly says'
"When We: compare what llas been done for
literature, mud art, analearuing. and culture OF
ail dcacript ions in St. Louis NTH what las been
done in our ncighhorirg c!tics Of Csncsnnat! and
Chicago, w,s mako very poor show indeed, and
instead OF boastiug ought to hide our heads"
And It adJt "What the reason or causes arc
Of this s&sungo backwarlness 1t ID not our pur+
pose to inquire but the fact Is too well attested
to be doubted, and, until change appears, II
would b., we'll for st. Louis, In sots1ng forth her
own cxcc1lcnccs, to leave out any a'ins'ons to
art, or music or literature, Or tho drama af
culture Of any kind. Perhaps The 0sode-Otmo"
crat might lind tho reasona III TIC old aoase
about tho casting: Of pearls.
, 1876-12-26

HnverIy'R Ttentrc.
Randolph srsct, between Clark and LhSAGla, Cal
lenders GeurBta MlnstrcA
, 1876-12-26

Ifrfaict1 Atrcct Opera House.
lIM8tnd street, corner 1latrtson. Tho Old Dominion
ettye Troupe.
, 1876-12-26

One Of tho coolest, clearcst, mud bcstInform-
cd mcnIn 1nliaia. Is tho uon. JESSE L. WILLIAMS.
Ut Fort Wayne. uo Inns been around the state
somewhat Of Late, and, in conversation the
other day IN indianapolis, he gaye the result Of
Ills observations Us f<'1loWs:
1ic tclt positive thst The Fort Wayns Stnsan1n a1.
was mssreprcxcnt1ng tlo mora discreet md eo9!ot
pcmocrats OF hia coun BY !ts Ince1dleIy afe!es'
No doubt many men tndalgsd IN nsxsSSa Rnt h.
h4a Aeatd no neasoesa' 1t proa.nenea g nauen'Se
o1press himself in fays,s Of under aay esfc
cuiusances. Allen WIS the "bauncr" nomoesfa5Sto sSO
county In Ito Etalu, aud Democrats naturally look.
Cd to lead ID. in tho past .lsy hsa =. ns1ss ,Ss
heuItatod to do aud DO had no doubt nst t,ss no
would ha ll.ely oae. They woIla ff'paa nna
would pfotsat against uAYxs boinE inaatn.sMasa; 4 g.
hut he didn't l,elteve they wanted 70 "nSa, % of
that tho moro l4cr0et ontA would % III tsso ~
ay oas looking e armed 1s,!saaass; &C..
they weto eond4cut oi Titoss e1ecson. An e'srJ =,
preparation ,ae for grand Fati9eaion; H., ~,
easy tiax to .aliow. but they would donet'ssss t.s
sw1llow 1t rathe!. than put themselves ID LUG "''
{ude Of trels 1ls, ~
, 1876-12-26

An Aldi pnapolls dispatch, spcaFlng o1 s1o
ssvah u-fe eliug Of tho ot1lec-seekers,' says:
In this city the expression Of older and eeo,gIs I
s des deay ard shs{ % 3Sla aG rsset
.tats 70 speelt out the< ssntimeht, ~ tan th nni
The tst this nftorIu0n ventures the ~ q.
that .'to fear Ut yiolsnce In ths settlement u ss
Presidential 4uealion II dyIny sway
, 1876-12-26

A,ielrhl Thrasrc.
Monroe street, corIer Dearborn. Jack anu tho
, 1876-12-26

Nadtson attcct, bctHcen Dearborn and state
Engagement Ut tie Kellogg uPern If0upe+ 'SfST Q
Tho kurfl.' -
, 1876-12-26

New Chtcnyo TACntrc.
Clark street. brtwecn Lake aud l1audolph H!bcrn!a
md lrsh Comedy COMPANY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-12
THE LIQUOR REVENUE.
Tho License Fees OF "a Year Ago Compared
TO those Of To-day.

The Rev. c. S. narrower preached In the Gen.
trail Methodist Church the Sunday LIQUOR law. last
evening He believed In its strict enforcement and
lauded exsuperintendent Kennedy and ex-Commis-
Thomss c. Acton for their enforcement of the law
during iso7-7o. During those three years the amount
OF crime in city from twenty-five TO thirty per
cent less than before since that time. The Common
Council, when three weeks ago COO persons were
arrested for violating the Lxcse aw saw nothing hut
the part OF the police. The Common 1 oun.
cl interested In the traihc themselves. Que OF
them confessed TO owning three saloons, which he said
were Kept open ald not molested.
To-day am told they are lowering the price OF II
cen,cs. Where the licenses Of the six hundred
who arrested three W. cks ago Iney have
been laughing At the law, and no licenses have been
yoked. few years ago the license fees aggregated
tl0ooo0o They have sndled downtI $500 900. Whose
golfers are getting the bCuent OF this difference? In
the District Attorneys office there are nine hundred
csseS against nquo dealers and the man VINO you have
appolLed has not done single thing toward prOsecut.
Ing them The from the liquor trsfc brings TO
tie county t00,0o0000, while pauperlsm cosss the
United States &lOO,OOO 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-12
JOTTINGS BOUT TOWN.

Sunday Democrat: "rammany rule means
Democratic ruin
William Mellow Of 10 East Forty-sixth street
aged TO- shot and killed himself last night
Henry II. Thomas, while sseep on the roof at
80 kldrdse street. fell OF and was Killed yesterday.
Europe 10 February last arrived home n the Weser
Saturday.
A heated, half-sick dog, that had been hunted
into frenzy was sho ioI supposed madness, opposite
thc Sun building Yesterday
the Sunday Cttzen says that Edwin Forests
castle Is 10 be Cardinal McClOskeys home until he goes
TO South Orange to spend the summer.
George Crawford, n boy Of IS Cherry street,
while playing in small boat of Per 22 East RIVER
iel overheard and was drowned yesterday.
The sunday Dispatch learns that In antolpa-
tion Of the REPUBLICAN Convention the CincinL Att
brewers have been running their institutions nigh aud
day
The Sunday Mercury learns that MIR. Edward
Cooper Ii aOuut to move before the Iammany Gene
Committee, that the doors OF rammany hall shall 90
thrown open TO all Democrats.
tomm 49, for the ben"nt OF TIE liop!a for the Cure "
Chronic Diseases proposed by DR. Henry A, HART aud
Chiekerlng Hall ~ VNerhoHlng this evening.
The Nep YOCksr Rspue says that the German
lagerhetr yendsN are already growing lukewarm 10
their resistance 10 the sunday raids Of the ponce aud
that their energetic demonstration, " the past few
weeks seem to have been onlY passing eballliiOns
Sunday Courier; "When man starts TO he
Congressman he expects I. pay from 5000 to sDoYo
eonssoueStT ne Is oat oi 20 Sct AZ ooo os 70
ge square We should Ike To- SNOW II ~, - y nV' "oNes
n fair dyYy on everything that turns up'
Presidency Noahs sunday 7Wes oHd Messenger sayst
suIue " our very mean tied contemporaries pooh
pu, penny ia ~. urA oi poverty with one hand he
too. sos ss4lnnf Sa. WV M,s s Va % sa.rSs Nm
Peter Coopers nn.neial theories We ", sssssvs -
boAesII and patrotism."