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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-08-21
ORLEANS COUNTY REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION.

The Republicans Of Orleans County VIII meet lll
.s contention In the Court House At Irasburgh. on
"Wednesday Che 2sd day of August at 10 o'clock IN the
,renoou 10 nominate candidates Tor county officers 70
o supported at the coming septemher election Also
b. APPOINT County and Town committees.
A. G. JOsLYN, Republican
a. p. OWEN County
II Y JAMESON Committee.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-08-21
ORLEANS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.

The Democrats OF Orleans County are requested 70
meet in Convention at Newport. Thursday Aug 24th
1916 al 10 o'clock a. m, for the purpose OF nominal
inc a County Ticket n be- supported At the coming
senteu,lar election and 10 elect County COMMITTEE
Ao 10 transact any other business deemed necessary
CIV %:;5 65KES ! County
NELSON RAND, } Committee.
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-08-21

Hon. ID. G. Denison was nominated
for member of congress in the second
district last Wednesday, without oppo-
sition. That was q fair thing 10 do.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-08-21

BY proclamation of the President, Col
oradO is full-hedged State of the Amer
lean Union. A new star. however, will
not be added to the flag until the next
Fourth of July.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-08-21

From a private letter received from
Capt. Fred. Kimball of Missouri. we
condense the following which will inter-
est many of our readers:
The spring here was very late and
crops were not put in as early as usual |;
the hay crop was very good oats almost
failure; wheat fair. Chinch bugs
were drowned out by the heavy spring
rains no grasshoppers this year. We
are suffering from severe drought which
is injuring the corn. Politics has reach
ed high temperature here; we have a
large working club of Republicans called
"Scrapers." The Democrats here are of
the rag baby persuasion, and were des-
perately opposed to Tilden before his
nomination; they now take "crow" as
regular diet A Republican State Con-
vention has to-day nominated strong
candidate for governor, who Is of German
descent and will poll a heavy vote. We
are looking hopefully forward to the
time when this State shall be redeemed
from the gross misrule of the rebel de-
mocracy. 1t has been in their hands
four years, and during that time real
estate has deprecated one hundred per
cent. in value. Emigration has ceased
almost entirely; taxes are from four to
six per cent on the appraised valuation
of property; bandits, including the
James and Yonger brothers, 90 unpun-
ished, as many believe through the con-
nivance of their rebel allies, and there
is, indeed. very gloomy state of affairs.
In many counties in this State, our own
included, rebel flags foated from the
court houses July 4. Our county cir.
cult clerk threw out rebel flag on that
day and is very prominent candidate
for Secretary of State, with the democrats
Vermonters, do not fail to remember
that a great deal depends on your cleo
ton in September: if you roll up large
Republican majority the moral effect viii
be felt "beyond the Mississippi" DE-
your duty. We feel here in this semi
rebel territory as though it was life o.
death with US If the democracy g,
into power, union soldiers will find nj
pleasure in trying to gain livelihood
in Missouri.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-08-21

will be made SO gentle as to present no
obstacle to the passage of teams or horse
cars.
1t will be gala day for Brooklyn
when this bridge is opened. To show
of what Importance she considers it, it
need only be stated that she pays two
thirds of the bill against New York's
one-third. The present system of fer
riage is uncertain and really dangerous
in winter, and at all times is so object
ionable to many people as to deter them
from making Brooklyn their residence.
The new avenue of communication will
remove that objection and will repay
the city its share of the expense many
times over. RADIx.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-08-21

In the warm season desire to dress in light and
loose-ftting clothing. Of wish TO cultivate
taste in the style and fit of garments which Gus
tom has established to be nearly if not quite universal
Now to meet the demands and ability OF all as TO
means to acquire for themselves Faiment suited TO the
season approaching. have in stock large and conf
plete line Of
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-08-21
PANT CLOTHS& COATINGS

we ever had OIL CLOTH TABLING. A complete
line Of SKIRTS Mems half-cotton hose for cents
per pair. womens cotton hose from TO 10 cents per
pair. Fancy striped hose.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
, 1876-10-20
CASUALTIES.
ON THE ROCKS.

ON TIE ROCKS.
BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1D,-Capt. Foster, of
the British ship lsydat Hall, lost Tucsday night
near spanshtow,i, states TINT tho ship was 1,Bo0
tons burden, with thIrty-ttrcc persons OIL board
all told. She belonged to tho Sun Shipping
Company, OF Liverpool. sllc was an iron ship,
three months out from Cardiff. witt, coat. On
Monday they were seventy miles from Faral-
loaos fly observations. Oh Tucslny sic hoyo
to, and all hands remained on deck during Tic
night until she struck, nbout s y. m.
Her bottom was crushed, and s1lo rnnllty
filed. Four sea,lcn, Char1es Wilson, George
Whtto, George ueorges. and George Johns, nt-
tempted to launch a Rig without orders. Tho
bont was swa1npcd md all lost, The sen makfug
clean bFeac1, eyer TING .lip. In lowering nway
the lEfc-a,oAt Hugh Williams, second officer:
William. Wilson, stewarlfs boy; Keith Sclwyn,
apprentice; Alex Barlow, William Baker, and
Jatnca Gnmcz, scatncn, were drowned. Did mt
attempt TO yet out my moro l,oats, hut stopped
on board until morning, WHEN tile crow wcro
tascu on by q wllnlc-sGip with great difficulty,
owing to tic heavy surf. The Captain rctnattl-
ct on board until 4 p. nj. The sil!p wis then
fast becoming total wreck, full Of water, and
the decks breaking. Nothing wn. saved, not
oven tlc ships papers. The Captain attributes
tlIc d[sater to Zig currents, whoso strength was
not properly estimated. Tho ship was valued
at 4S,Vo0; the cargo ut Gi 900. Insured.
, 1876-10-20

7EdF!79tI L6WFdDi,
a gentleman wllo clrculates considerable Ia
society, took 1t In his head to remark the altcc-
tivcs employed by the persous--outsflc, Of
course, Of his fnmiiy--,rlth whom l,e calnu in
contact. For month ho quietly notcd and
few months sinre he made UP his rcport. The
faTorttc adjective among NIL classes hs found to
tho tline aforesaid 107 times. "Awfut'' and
'splcnlid" ranked second aud third respective
", tho former being repeated 142 md the latter
151 times; "fcartul" fdsluwed 150 times, and
tllnes, "gorgeous" 118 times; 'tgrndn Isl,
"prctty" 1874, and "bcautfful" il3. Among
the ladlcs he found the word "logciy to bo oil
adjective held Iii high esteem, aud which was
oysy ps los ines. m,d four tmes liz f he Tic ear arl' It
expressed by men, In comparison tho superla-
tlyn degree was employed tlc most, 2lS times,
tho comparative l43, and the positive ntncty-
seven times.
, 1876-10-20
SIlUI.TL1EFN COLLEGE.


Tic alumni nt SAurtler College, Upper Al
tol, Ill.,, held rcus,tul. ut thu Sl,crmuu House
yesterday afternoon rnl evening. About twen-
ty-tlvc graduates were presont; they gathered
III thu cluh-roon, about u'clork, and halt an
hour later sat down to n line ropast III tile H.
dies orinary. Among tho lnoEt prominent Of
the persons pscseut were Dr.. Bulkeloy, Pro-
icssor If Church History IN the Theological
Departmental the Collcye; G.J.1ohnson, u. D.;
]. Il. Jarks.,, y. ~, Chlcngo; 81. u. Bcyoli,
Normal; j. u. Ensl!sis, Quincy; j. j. ". plucc,
N!nclcstes: y. j. Crtwforl, Mt. vcrnun;
uni J. T.. White, Enn.haHI, After uu hour
hprnt III rer.hIlg thu physical n,un, thu party
E.l1!rIlcI tu the cll!!syoutn, wieru Dr. lulkclry
WIS v,'<rtt into tlIc cair, unl +. X. Creascy, vi
Ibis cityt Is tn,st-l.tastGr, read tl,a following
sentiments, which wrrc duly responded to uA
untctl:
"Dhi shur;leiI." by Dr. Nnlkclcy.
"Ncw shnEt!cu." " l,y j., i. jackson. ....
''rlss sl'n.s!,n u Ito fulurs, "l.y ~. JohnFon.
''rt,s e. &. s;ot.ety,' BY j, ii. Hr,3lisit.
''IAu dl;Hla t.si suctcty," by U. T.. insham,
:.tJ.
T;lcro were aiso asyeral volunteer tuaat9,
9hcsl wcse gecelycs With upplanse, Tho speak
.i,g WIS enitreH.d with tic Ietu!ittou Ut several
col!ege songs Ut strryaln, At tho rl.,so Ut tllu
speaking, uIrt NJ u respectfully early hDur, thc
gathering quietly ni,l suLtrly 'lisperfctl. Thu
!ost tlotaIit characteristic ui the Rltnr was thu
cAtrcnle Allu tH.Il ci3llaye hospitality mani
1cstul by tllv Alumni toward their accidental
ytsiturs t;liurtleit nuby .nantall4rl its reputa.
ton tA that tedneet.
, 1876-10-20
CRIME.
THE NoRr1rrIELD BANDITS.

SreciJf Disputch to 7As Tribune.
St. PAM, A1inn., Oct 10.-Sa1nucl 11ardwick,
alawyer Of this city from Clay County. Mo-,
who Is tho lawyer referred to in tho Times letter
from Kansas City saying The James and Younger
gang caulc to Minnesota to kill the lawyer who
assisted the detectives OIL the OCCASION wllen. III
the attack on the house occupied by tho mother
pf tt!c James hoys, her ltttlc child wns killed
and hcr arm. torn oil by grenade. thrown Into
tho lo,1se, says tho business Of the Jatncs
and Younger gnng wAs robheTy. not murder.
designs On him: lIc ~, personally A..
9,,aititel with Jcssu and Frank Jan,es
and tile Younger brothers. Would
knnw Frank Janca anywhere IL
not 40 certain about jesse. Knows the iucn Il.
Faribault Jail, whon, ls lately visited In cu,n-
nany With Clcll Miller, to be Cole, Janlcs, and
Hob Younger. Miller went to secure for Ills
mother nrsnentocs Of his brother killed ut
Nurthtieft, and secured the trilics taken froin
the pociyct Of The killed bandit. I1arlwick Is
rntler Indignant al the Tles' story tt,at he left
Missouri through fear OF hta life. Ho fnys l,u
ron,aitied vt Liberty, Clny County, two years
attcr tic lotcctivGs' attack OH Dr. Satnitcls'
house. Sanucls Is tho strp-fnthrr OF tlo James
Iuya.
, 1876-10-20

The City Treasurer ye ttcrday redeemed nbout
810, 900 worth Of city Ger siacates.
Tho final test OF tic en-, yincs Of tho West Side
pumpiug-Works has mt 1t been made. Every
cugine Ii expected to do its' duty"
Arrangements arc now he dnE mndc for anoth-
CT pay luy, which will prob n6ly be sotlle time
next week. There Is Just al uut enough money
to meet the August salaries.
Comptroller Faswcll, who IL In New York, has
il, Chtcago piper to tho e4tcat of Sldo00. Thu
public At home will lu plcase.7 II Mr.. Earwcll
proves htn'telf to bo good hol rover at y low
rate Of interest.
Permit. were issued yesterday for William
Lamb to buid 4 tllrcc-htory brick sturc, 5UxiD
and for Tho people Ut st. sta1ilslaut Churel,
(f'olfelI} to build h0usc Of worst, 6Sx 3D feet,
On tic corner Of Noble aud 1ngraha'n streets.
Marshal Benncr said yesterday that thu loss
occasioncd by the lArgo lire Of "Wednesday night
was exaggerated in the accounts Of IT, ro,lla.
At not more than $ls,0oo. Tile Chief Al 50 says
that dangerous cycsorc Inns been removed,
tllosn -planing-milia having for long time been
considered Is trc-boxes Of the ilrst order.
The unpleasant weather Of yesterday after
noon made 4 e'csisshlu ti!at tl!, the a''n'!al
hayo ,s" taken piaco Ut 8 o'clock IN tilu
I.ake-Front, bo postponed. 1t was so rhc
boys In blue with their new uniforms and
1ne showing. Ths parade uerurs to-1lay at 3
O'Clock. .......
ruB sASrrARr roL1on.
Moses Hookc hay Issued the following procla.
ntolf. The chief fault to b. found witsl it Is,
that "any is not usually spclt "cny":
cutcaoo, Oct: ,17.-Sanltary fo,tcs: From this
tline until further orders You will recognize no
Syns II M eos s.asy sS any Sfs5s sap.y f. s si
fnHlts In sanitary klapo nl1st be attended bo by
, 1876-10-20
ARMY or THE TENNESSEE.
Election Of Of1lccrs-Tsxcursion to Mount
Vcrnon.

Election Of Ohlccrs-Excursion to Mount
Fcrnon.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 1D.-Thc Society Of
the Army of tic Tennessee, Mt q short business
meeting this morning, elected officers for the
ensuing year as follows: President, Gen.
Sherman; Vlcc-prcsElonts, Gems, Logan, Colo,
Woo.1wortl,, n. D., Maj. Powell, Gen. W. r.
Clark, Col. Know, Capt. Gill, Cant. stccl, L. T.
Stevenson, Mini. ". u. Moore, Nal. Spear, md
Capt Laird; Recording Secretary, Col. L. NJ.
Dayton; Carresponlng-S Gen. utcA-
cn1ooper; Treasurer, Gen. Force.
St. Paul, MIMI, Sept 0, wns chosen Us the
plucc aud time Of tho next annual meeting, aud
Gen. II. II. Bano was elected orator.
Thanks wero rendered to tho AfcPllorson
Monument Committee, autl to Gon. Logan, who
o. motion Ut Cui. 3iarlslantl, thanks we're
tstlderui to Gen. Dabeocls, tho Commissioner Ut
Public buildings and Grounds, for procuring
design for the pc.lcstnl Of tke monument, and
for his arrangements IN making tho unveiling
Of tho statue u complete SUCCESS.
A letter was received, stating that tho grand
n'otllor uf tho late ten. Mcpherson, who was
invited to 10 present nt the dedication Of the
monument, died on tho day b;foru tic receipt
OF tile letter, aged 90 years.
Tlo socjcty Visited Mount Vernon, as guests
Of ths citizens M % uf %Was''inEton, M 3 muniasent !
teo u tses ssps u %ago s g. zig ss aoMn
and coming up thy Poton,ac River salutcs wcro
fired frotn Furt Washington.
at night tho 1nelnbers OF tho Society paid
their respects to President Grunt.
Tho reception took p!ace 10 tho east room of
the Executive Mausloi,. Tho Marlno Band was IN
attendance, aud tho Afr was olle Of brilliancy
Mrs, Grant, Airs. HartorLs. and Alr. Ulysses 4.
Grunt, Jr., assisted tle President In tho ccre-
rnu,i[ca Of the reception, at tho con-
esI,lsion Of which u yory large NUM-
bcr Of visitors who had througed tho
approaches to thc Executive Mansion
for some time was admitted, anil also patll their
rcApucts to tho President. Among tho dIstn-
Eulslc1 pcrsonngcs Ut tho military reception
Vliet, Brlg.-Gun. Tom Swcenuy. who command
Cd tho tl.yaion that saycd McFhcrson's left,
Gen. LogaN, and nearly all who tlavo participated
In tho tnIposfng ceremonies Of past years.
, 1876-10-20

thto latlY ls IN Hihto NJ cnt1l excitement LllhI
tl!tablcs ]lcr Ns q wttncss. Hho !laa been very
ILL., and ls weak rlys1rnfly and mentally. There
fore, ask fur nM adjournment. until to-'nor-
row.
,urs %re;nGs rsns, asr father can paeify hor'" tho
"Rasher tllsn l,avo my delay" sail The Al.
crusscxnninatfon.n
NJ, Mrs. tlouse hal grown quiet, and Nj. arcsn
staus! again. She said that al,e woull try, and
etoud up, but Afr. Vanatta saitt that he lad no
more questions to nsk. 4ho rcscatcd herself,
and wns givon spoonful Of MEDICINE by llcr
father.
The dcfcnsct then fcssed, md no rclitttng tes-
Green addressed tho ]urY. for thc delensc, 10.
!nanding an acautttal on tho ground that tho
killing had bccn lonc In sclf-tltfcnsc.
"Wl,at would you have tlo,c, gontlerncn Of
eli yoi down, pulled your llalr, kicked you In
The stonael', and assa!le.l your boyi A. gen
New tersoy's sllnre, measure Ito distance from
tiol's throne to His footstoul, couut the angels
&l,at hover around Ills throne, nnd after tint
yuu MAJ, attempt to learn the llciglt the depth,
the width OF mothers lpvc.H
onsNtr5, NJ 5,.1K nKniS'n, i'a;,;d. *sP 6,i I1nAE' r.
"What was tiie rsal trnth about your brotl,er
Des lee s g 4spo4s IT, u e at ari oss
"Wel!, now, there M Is 10 use ta!king any inI-
Bra[l and Irene got deeply III together, ansl, II
she Is asqu!ttcl. nm satisfied Brad wlll marry
her. Tho fact ia, though knuw sfo Slot my
brothcr-tho beat brat!lcr there eyer was on
eurtl,-witlout justification, still | know that
she loved him md luvcll lis ~, and wonlil laye
laid down licr life for linn. Why, slio hasn't got
any harm n hcr; sl!e's got q ki'd heart and 2
most bnuntiful soul: and a. wrote to her and
Brud-you know she referred to that in her let
tcr.lf wcro at liberty, not married, you know,
, 1876-10-20

WlLkE-oct. II, at II n. NJ, Amanda Jane
N!Ike. youngest taughter Of Dr. William u. and
Nina Wilke. ugcd . years II months,
vt. Louis. Cincinnati, Evansville, Shawnee
town. aud Pittabury papers p!ease copy.
= NiAS1At hls reaiaenec, 1o3 snpcsfcf'st,
Funeral by cars to Calvary Oct. 20.
DH!NE-On Thufslay morning, Oct, 10, Will
INN W. I!r!no. aged ~ yrarA, months.
Funeral from ll!a late residence, IL ABhlant.ay.,
on Saturday a1st lust, at a::'O p. nj.
M0ULT0N-rho funeral OF Mrs. Lima Moulton
will tnRe place mt her !ata residence, o65 South
Mnrgan.st. to-day, the 2uth, at 10 4, m. to iosc-
bill Cemetery, by carriages.
CREAuEK-On the 18th inst, Henry r. Cseagcr
In tho eth year OF bis age.
funeral Friday, Oct. 70, from 1882 West Lako.eL
, 1876-10-20
r0IET1CAL ANNOtiNc,,,.

Thu totta.ts SAon h1H IE-MEN -->.
i%rct si,nn1s rnI1nsTfyo, T,, r.
mnlgatcd from lcadouaftors: ''" haa ben nA n,sAN
nort II fot snscsa. eonn,nn1s Of This D!,i.to,
XXX 1;p p m'rns follows: NioameI SMi;;sia't M;ssia It
fssiJn9 n ~ u s,ats tsefmofc: On EEl,tcshhnma'
ei'le Or Wabaat-sy, rig}t ,cstns ASn ~ ~ -.
IT. tefs nnrtl. Second pat!a1oS. pat!l1S o1 A., ,Echts,a,s!
Col. II. II. Nn1teA, On yeat stdn y. lird VIII
In,sMt festinE or Eighteenth.tt. iett ,mlash.aY'
natsalon na . Thtrl MGrd., Lscat. .Cot. 4 Ii sths
t,.cmti.. G y rt.ht se.tnam masen.
H. T. itchinso, s@"sa' ~ s1si War l,aisSnnn Siss'
Fi!th i, Ward battalion, Maj. " T,ons1 ma's!sdt
LETT fou.. Fltst SSt 55s;.,ilne liz.
y. =. STOREY; On east sIlc OF Wahs.hta!lon, vi.
WnT ~ ,E,a''loenth.ft., left nor,h tftst
Of Wsash.nv .,mh} ,nhn}. y9n Howard On e,ss ,sssssanl
Icft tontf. Foufth Eati I,e1nsal, IT, o. Fiji M.I
iolton. m chAt side Of Wnhash' ~ sshh Enl. ", II
on Ntnctecnth-st. LEFT Houih. tntn ,!3h tight Fet,sf
ILL.,. .. !; roster, on east sIdo Of W,haa!!e'
1,gna festtng on Iwcnlictf-st, ,1nanSs.aa.as.'
Wahas:ay Iart trt us1,Ee wscr On oneastt,1G at ~!
Hyde lntk Mimntc-lirn, ot1 ycst ,fsne :sr,,I
ay., FIGHT scrt!ng on Tweniicthat 1T! .! Wlhih.
ute. hlcn, on west side of Waba.h.av ~aiGmtl VII.
on twenty l!tae island Mina.ss s,si fesh,
east s!do Of Waaah:av., lrft rsstnr ro'e,Sen oe e ..
.hao SvHhMah LomGara Minutca1en. on Wi ~ .sall:
9s WSeatea' tes'aG Wapisn p ;stt = .ss,
q ,Mabnsi,-av. ley resting on Twcnty..a.r%et ~ %e ~
uthcr co'pAnica of this ConrrcssInns dft.ondt
west aide Of WAbash.nv,, riclt ros;ins us9'et %
eccnn1'st, LETT south. CoinmaniinSs "a IL Neniy.
ntn! Z. tneir rendezvous, will repa,t ,hn IT. a
- y LEE -. ti'cte several commands to TAM no:t n.a:t
WnDash-Rv. 'ba'ceaIl'tt spa
, 1876-10-20

General Order No, t.-Tho tatt,t,,,.
pnns. q the T'sd ptvl,!on lyes Ind 5so
Commanding to march in SATURDAY ~ a,sns. as Ge1.l
I'll ls.o The dlsI.ion viii farm '1s',ag pinma,Ie Ipte
na!l,past o'clock at tho following place. and ~
battailons aad cnnraIcs oi thc Fiesn'l1' .oa Ths
iecnth Wards will fern on iar,aco ssess aad A S..
w. r,9at rsstinK IN Ghicago aycnHcc F,sa!ss s!s
Of tho Seventeenth and Eighteenth VIII soTGia.. I'M
Ch'eaEo aseRno' wit tito rght rstns IN }9e,a ~
Tho Gcncsal anu etaf will roude,ynrM. ~ :. a;1hsant:
nsf Of Latrnbeo street and Chicago aseau .as co. a
m,,Gn ni. ana company colnnancrs viii repo,t ~, !,
e. Ktokkct Chief Tho !Fy.lou ,e nj, r.
IN ii1o following order: Dand lencyal wiiH dt Sa ..
en- mounted escort; Company 4, iny. IN Rss.. H..
visiting companies; battaltona oi tie Eisa.ssssi .ss
Warii band; lattalons Of the FIftccnii 'ssa W,sIa,
battal!ont OF tha Seventeenth Ward; battslton, =;
tho Sixteenth Ward. Tho tiysIon i'1ra viii mn,s y
promptly nt hall. past 0'cl0ck. |'' 1'''
". b. SCtiHNkH, QIffafnn f.omm.sa.
, 1876-10-20
l,frds Brcak(,,x Windows.

Tho Providence Journal says that Oh Monday
mosnlng Superintendent Nodtse observed Aoie
through QUO Of the Platcjg'ass windows In
story .ruou,, occupied vt present by tho liigl!
5vh0ol. fIaing into tho room tu asccrtain tliu
ea'lso Of 1t, .ead l'arlrilgo was found Oh tlle
tioor sir oE eight fcct fso,n .ha window. Tho
pano ol glass Is two feet squire nul Mlne-six.
tccntt,s " un incl tliirk, mud uliolu wn4 broken
III Il six or eight Inches In tllansatcr. No elonv,
stick, or other substance waa: discovered by
which tho glass might hayo heep broken. II
broken Iy tIiG bird Iii Its passage, Al IL supposed,
Its Hight,
Thv SCRANTON tpcnn.) Republican Of Monday
day morning while birs. Theodore q. Wolf, ot
TITS city, aud hor slater, Mira. Primrose, Of
6troudsburg, with their children, wcro se4tcd
ut tho paslOr Mntaw of thu farmer, tney Weru
startlcsaby crush of glass, folowedb by tlut.cr-
iny Of wings, aid the stfusyylu Vi il br,l upon the
luor. A slot hal lasu heard fes nlautes
, 1876-10-20

Detective Hickey yesterday recovered, during
his pawnshop raHblts, valuable watch anl
chain which WIS recently stolen from tho resi-
doncc Of tho Rev. F. Kavelagc, on Twelfth
street.
Uriah Branch, slick young vagrant, who for
a week past has been harborct at the house OF
Lou Leslie, No. 50 Third avenue, was locked up
at tho Ar7nory yesterday, charged with purlotn-
ing n $50 gold watch aud chain from tho bulky
proprlctrcss.
Dr., Paul Hetfncr had the "sun strong In Ills
eyes 1t y o'clock yesterday afternoon, when lle
attempted to jump oyer railing At No. Q
cd him, thinks hc was. quito seriously, but not
dangerously, injured by tho fall.
4 bold nttcmpt was made to b1rglarizc the
hardware sture OF Orr s. 1ockett, No. 1G9 Clark
street, at an carly louE yesterday morning. A
priyatu watclnan ca1ne upon the burglars while
they were removing Iron window shutters and
locks from tho basement. aud after plugging his
lantern ut them allowed them to escapv, willis
he ran in an opposito direction to giyc tho
alarm.
The notorious Ned Burns was neatly captured
by Detective Gallagher yesterday afternoon
IL wanted in this city for jumping $500 bail, on
a charge Ut yagrnncy before Justice Foote, and
Is besides thought To bo tho man who "rrslci-
cd" tho lIuscl at Moudota, rs we'll rs several
other warehouses along the Chlcugo, Burllng-
ton & Quincy Railroad.
Alexander numsfosu, a!ias "sansly,'' a we'll
known thcf wns yesterday locked up at tho
Central Station Npuu sonie mysterious charge,
aud when tllc notorious Ike Hartman wont down
to bully Detectives Simmons and Afacauley
nho,tt the arrcst, tto was pitched hcadong out.
Wherefore bltll officers wcro last evening ar-
restcsl upon warrlltt issued ~ Justice Hslncs,
but wero at oncc released upon tllelr own rccoy-
nizauces.
, 1876-10-20

Tho Judges OF Awards and tho Centennial
Commission hive dlsmllrd unother duluslon
which hus prevailed III this country In favor Of
cutton thread Of British manufacture, and
against TINT Of domestic production. Hereto
fore 1t has only beon necessary to place atl En-
Gllsll trademark OIL d spool to ,nsure Its sale,
Now, however, different order OF things is tu-
troduceI md utter ii careful test of al tile rot
ton threads and yarns from the most noted fau-
torles at home ard chroad, By twelve expert
Judges, wo aro told tllat the Willlmantlc Com-
.pany, OF Hartford, Conn.,, produces the lestcot-
ton thread III tho world!
Let Americans read the following and bo Slal
Of aauthcr triumph for american industry and
enterprise.
totllcial copy.) $751;.
CENTENNIAt Exn.HlrInk, pn.LApELr11sA, 1870.
noMMcrsthe following AZ q barls nf an award 10 tho
W!ilinnntsc Linen To-, Of Hartford. Conn.,:
Ft;onucT. spool Cotton, Ffnc Yarns, anil
Maehinss f'r winding and tfckst!ng spuols Tor
AwAun,--For originality ant, complsncss. sya-
ten; oSee!tnce Of machinery nRu uppl!Mnces ltho
winding: nachnc belnx the Invention Of 1lrzckiah
tonnhti and for superiority nnd economy Of pro-
ducttun; a!tn fur excellence OF mstcral and Variety
Of colurA nf thttadY.
htsaeh 4. r. GaaMoRs, Director. General,
J, II. 4AwLEf, Pres, j. l.. CAMPBELL, 5ec'y.
, 1876-10-20

City, Council 1}lufrs 4 St. Joe EaIlroad, In
to condemn III Frctnnnt and Mills Counties, IA.
To-.tay application wns made bY that Rat!routl
Company to Judge Herd, VI tho District Court
for t1a C!,iieil llMIs District, fnr All Injunction,
strain further condemnation, and to restra!u tho
use Of the ground alrca,ly condemned, and after
full hearing, Judge Reed Erhntc.l tlo !nl,!nc-
Ton. sanc interesting legal questions ars titus
lion to condemn n right Of way alonE q raiiroad
right of wny previously nrqufrr,t, and they will
doubtless he settled only By decision OF the su.
prg;nc Court OF foNa,