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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-06
POLITICAL.


The Democratic majority in Georgia, four years
ago was $1,000.
On an Atlantic and Great Western train going
to Cleveland there were forty-eght men for Hsye.
and sixteen for Tilden.
The men on the fence in Ohio and Indiana seem
to be getting down rapidly and unanimously on
the Republican side.
1t would be bad if Tarbox should become a tur.
pentine box, for the Lawrence American says he
has changed from pleasant gentleman into Gan
exceptionally bitter-tongued and i'll tempered
Democratic orator.
The talk OF "solid South" leads the St. Paul
(Minn.) Pioneer-Press independently to say: II
this Government is to be controlled by a single
section, we suggest with all modesty that the
section that preserved it is entitled to the prefer
tnce"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-06

Charles Francis Adams got something
that will warm up his frigid nature. in a
recent speech made by Mr.. Blaine in Gin
cinnati, in which was brought up Mr..
Adams record in 1861, showing his pusil-
luminous trucking to the slave power at
that time The excoriation inflicted upon
Adams is perfectly terrible. lie is
Hayed alive. 1t will take great deal of
nursing by Mr.. Bowles and other special
friends of Adams to keep the breath of
political life in their respectable fossil.
Mr. Adams won't be In a hurry again to
assail Mr. Blaine with or without provoca-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-06
tFlom Harper's Weekly
Fraternity.

Senator Baysrd Of Delaware. has been
speaking in New York and Brooklyn, and
the tone of his speeches |. wholly that OF
the period before the war. With appar-
emily intentional reiteration he speaks of
the National Union as confederacy, and
the assumption of bis remarks is that the
resolutions Of '0S contain the true doctrine
Of this government. lie objects. as IN his
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-06

Hon John l.. Stevens addressed politica
meetings in West Virginia last week, ant
this week speaks every day at important
POINTS in Ohio. Hon. Eugene Hale i:
speaking In Indiana Hon. w. 2. Frye in
Ohio, and S. l.. Millken. Esq, in Now
York. An interesting letter from Mr.,
Milliken appears in the Progressive Age
this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-06

And about three hundred other hctIve WWF'
ance workers IN various portions of the State.
, 1876-04-04
OTHER POLITICAL MATTERS.



II ths Elaor n Tia Chicago 7stouN:
CHICAGO, April 8.-It III but natural that the
German friends OF hr. Washburne In this coun-
lfy should remember hta crcditablo acts Of horo-
Ism In behalf OF tho QormauH who vera shut up
In Paris during tho siege, and that thoy should
boatir themselves now that chance has otrcTed
10 mako him Governor Of illinois. It is but
natural. too. I suppose. that tho support
eya Of tho other candilatos should attempt
10 make light Of thcao acts Of Mr.
Washburne In Paris, and af1cot to believe thst,
II performed at all. thoy wero calculated with
y,ew to uteror political ends At homo.
Now, X Mr. Washhurne had only his record ~
Amember Of Congress to point to. shonld still
soutend decidedly that ho had by far tho beat
sls!1us to tho dovc1uo1ahlp. And I think lo
could DO nominated and elected. But With
pride his friends point to hta record whila rest-
6ent In Paris and Say that not only Illinois,
but the Un!.od States. oHs him thauks aud
honor.
whxt vas tho s,tustious At the Invasion Of
France by Germany, Here settled In parts, In
Trade, ~ shopkeepors or manufacturers, great
number OF dermAus.-as many a. 10000 souls,
It was stated At tho time, The French army
detea.ec, fell back within the fostiaeatous Of
Paris. The Siege commenced. continued and
It seemed there would DO no eud. Pro-
E1stous grow scarce IN tho city. Tens
c& thousands Of people wandered. i1Eo-
sponsibie ana furnishing, through tho strects:
Those Germans, all the time looked
upon with suspicion, vero now regarded with
herce hatred. In the meantime the 0ermsn
Chancsilor, bismarck. had preferable request TO
sha Qoyornmeut Of the United 6tatea At Wash
ngton 10 ALLOW hlnsses WAshbuEns 10 act for
lerMany ~ vol. to tho extent allowed by the
Laws Of nations. Tho Sequese wAs promptly
granted.
Now. what was doDe2 The Siege Uaa
city tbs condition Of things grow rapid
, 1876-04-04

THE MISSISSIPPI FLOOD.
new OnLEANs, April 3.-Col. uardoe, Olty
Engineer Of Now Orleans expressed the op,n-
ion that foara Of genera! overflow In tha hfta-
eleslppi Valley arn not vol founded. His res-
aons wore fully gtyen in An intcrvicw to-day,
and tho conclusion arrived at ID, that tho pros
ont condition OF tho upper tributaries combined
With tIoao loHor down do not warrant TUG ep-
rrohcnsionsof euoh an overflow - would 10
damaging 10 tho prospective agricultural inter.
csts Of tho valley.
MEMPHIS. April 3.-Tho eflooss Of tho flood
aro beginning to DO f0lt On tue Arkansas side.
Numbers Of families in 1Iopeleld, itnmedlasoly
opposite this city, woro forced to lcave their
l,ousos, and passengers who arrived by tho
Little 1sock traln thfs morning report water over
The track near Edlnunis, but tbs tram won't Out
to-day. Tho water Ia now 10 inches below tho
extreme high water, and about Al Inch bc!oH
ngo Was dono in tue nc!ghborhood Of sunaoror,
Bolivar. and Lake Providence, The etevassc
reported this morning WAS at Dennis, nearly
opposite Lacon!s, Ark, instead Of a. Davies aa
tifHt reported, aud was caused BY tho bank cav
Ing. Tho water through this will run into snh-
flower Nlver through bayou phatiah.
, 1876-04-04

BPntsoTtzLp. ILL.,; April 3.-Tha Stats Register
OF to-day publishes the following call:
IIkApQuAhTEnh or TILE DHMocnA1tu 4TATK CKx-
1nAL COMMITTEES, BPniNoF7RLp ILL.,, March n, 1916.
Pursuant to request Ut sjotttJ Of tho nembers
Of ths Commttoe. meeting Of The Democsatio atato
Central Committee Ia hereby called to meet At Spring.
Geld Wednesday. April TO- 1t "a o'clock, noon, for tho
Transaction Of such business may bo brought before
1t. WILLIAM DAowa, Chairman.
4. L. MEnnrrT, gecretary.
1ptcfdf D;spatth to The Chicago Tribune.
8RRlNor1ELp, ILL.,, April 8.-lt ia agreed by
tho trunchAon aouIiBlers to haTo two Demo-
csntlo Btato Conventions, ono 70 uon!uato dolo-
gates TO tho National Convention. thD other to
put through tho Btato siato.
TIE DEMOCRACY OF INDIANA.
Sp<cfa! Uuputch to Tbs chte4oo 1'ritsns.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 3.--Auotler anti
Lhndcrs CAUCUS will bo bold hero tomorrow
night. worry quiet sssemblago it u to bs, too.
ills understood that Mr. Holman will be pros
ent, or will DO represented by m authorized
agent, aud his position will be definitely Defined
, 1876-04-04

der tho direction OF competent instructors. Tho
number Of Directors was reduced to twouty .oue,
and now Faculty eloctod. Tho ner. o. 4. Dur
Hots 40 continued President.
Sptetal U,spateh to Tia Chicaon Tribune.
LAwnEHoE, Kau., April 8.-ln accordance
With an act Of tho last Legislature, tho depart
rnens OF Normal edu,atton for this State t'ha
this city The formal opening Of tho depart
ment took place At University Hall Inst night.
Earnost and encouraging hpoectea. wore made
by tho Hons. Tbhchor. Emesv, Hob!nson' anu
Crawford, and Chancellor hfhrven. Iho sue
cess Of tho new department Ia confidently shttci,
patcd, aud viii be earnestly laborcd for bJ all
tho prominent educators of the seato.
, 1876-04-04
RADWAY'S REMEDIES.
OVARIAN I'UM0R
or TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED DY
DR.. RADVAY'S REMEDIES.
NApWAY,S REMEDIE
HAVE vrES t2 2sb 81 ftE FIJI HSR 4N YEi1Is IL i1s oVA

RIE8 AND BOWELS For TEN YEARS, 'A'
..-.... ANN ARBon, nee. n, i'm
IT! nn n1nwax' That ottcrs may bo benohsed nj,
nhvo nai Ovarian Tumor in Tho 0raica snd bo,.,.
othea without An5 onoht growing II snch sssa ea
IT. thai enuld nat hatn Thd MUCH ougss. frtenda =;
mlnq lnduoed mo to tn Rhdway's Rpmedits. htH -
much faith Ia them. bat finally. 4ftss much daslbsfsan'
sarea.sot sir po.slss Of tho tso.ens tvo bor,, :,
tho Pills. and two hoA1oA Of tho Neef. nsod n1e viS
out any appAtsnt benett. detnzniHnd 70 possesero
used t~eso botst Of ths saosont, two liz h..
et snd twe bo1es y PILLS netoss thor Nors gone Id
continod 70 uss tho edIctns nntl, vas susp .A.t,
MA entlEHlF curod. took tho medicine about T.!
mouths, and during that mo ,ost forty-ttyo poinis r.
t!os fiqliaf, and aix loxos of tip Pills. - wv
ea perfect5 vail. And my hcttt II f 1f xYstltu6a,
wcudartn medicine. fes deep{ lndabted I'D @
prayr 4 Aa$ nay 30 nunh Of blesalhK others
1t has boon to mo. tSIGraat1 MRS. E. q. fiHBiNsA
Esrs. Iibblns who makcs tho nbo4o Certificate |, H.
person for whom requested ynu 70 !sn1 rneds{nsSs
Julss la75 Tho medicines Ab1To EAtod wers kouEbt y
ma. With tho 4Ionptlnn Of what ssn ID ef b. ~
TINT er aatenoutu correct with91t 99sllas
'''A' Drnss,at and Chemist. Am Asbor, m,ss
This may certify that Mrs. Bfbbtns. who makea H.
above certificates II and has tesn tot many yosra nj.
known to tho facts thercn stated nnn1btHs
md undsnaolt coEroct. Auy oua who know Mss ill.,
by: w!!l o'!s + hsf 'tatsms9t 4 ,1;-ru
, 1876-04-04

IN CHICAGO.

Ef1TEH00e II
Tho alarm from Boz No. 1888 At 2:50 yesterday
morning WAS caused by tho discovery OF FIRE In o
franc cottage No. 1l5 Bcdguick street, owned
and occupied by r. 9. Motey ns residence.
Loss to building aud furniture, $500; fully In
surod. Cause OF fire, the explosion Of = can Of
conl-otl.
About o'clock Sunday morning fro wna
discovered in tho two.stoky, brick building No.
2Gs North La Eallo street, owned and occupied
by A. Johnston III q residence. A still alarm
mas sent TO Chemical No. 4, and tho flames wero
oxtinRuiHhodt with loss Of about els to tito
bnilding, which IL insured Tor $4,000. Cau1e Of
llro supposed incendiarisDu.
, 1876-04-04
H4Fs' Fnrtlngt0n's N1a1u Protest,
8an Efancist4 chxonfcfe

"Do look like an octaRou ?" auted Mrs. Par
tlnRton. ~ sha sat It breakfast yesterday n thu
Grand Genital, Oakland, With tho Chronicle ba-
foro her, hnd George, tho bcAnnK and genial
exponent OF gassronomlo qojeuco. pourjnT s,ar
MoclA. :" Do Hook like an octsRon !" pjscine
her finger smillngIy on the paragraph fixing let
ago 1t n. IAN octsgon, indoedl" sbo con.
tiDued, not seye1sly. smilo wreathing her lin
Is the odor OF tho colfos o1halcd, and bar anso.
taoles weso dowy with tue rising vspor from her
cup, "thoy will, Perhaps, make mo = coutu1ion
next aud sollct Of nntIpasby, but this is the
ye.r for such, and porhaps should be grateful
for it, ~ agu ia honorable, and might ind =
place 1t the great National Imposition. Yet 1t il
best not to xssuue Jears any moro than virtues,
and shall be content u am nevor os tes than
and ~ sho spoke she aazed into shs cup. seeing
therein her good looks Eeiieoted which elxtY
years had not impaired. while QeoEge beamed
doWn upon her With radiant satisfaction.
, 1876-04-04
CRIME.

THE DUTCH FoaoER.
Special Dsnatth To Ihs Chicago 7Ft6uns.
sr. Louis April s.-Tho proceedings In tho
Van Honan oass bcing = hearing On writ Of
habeas corpua aud IN examination OF i COM
plant Of kidnapping preferred against Deputy
Marshal Robinson, Of Nav York. was postponed
Till tomorrow. Van IIonnn's counsel say tho
charge Of forgery cannot bo Hustalooi against
him that he is only an sbscondlng dobtor. that
tho extradision papera do not state any ctIme
within tho treaty botnoen tho United Statos and
tho Notherlanda. Circumstances appear con-
clustTs that YobinHon, aided BY tho city police,
Intended to got away with Van Honnn without
resort to judicial proceedings hero, but WAS eu-
barrassed by the difficulty othorwfso Of getting
possession Of the mouoy ho had on deposit horo.
It Ia also claimed thst tho warrant for hta arfoHe
was not Issued by tho President, al is required
bY tho treaty.
, 1876-04-04

Spse{0l Dupd{th 70 Ths Chicago TRIBUNE.
oAn11Nv1L1E ILL.,, April Sour city has again
been startled by \ horrible tragedy. Tho mur-
dernr wnB nanlod Thomas Tracy, who, In ft OF
rage, shot his wife and hit his lttle daughter,
agcd Q years. With the butt of tho gun. and,
whon be saw hia terriblo work, took bis own life
BY cutting bis throat With busoher-kn!fo. TLa
scone waa about 0 miles cast Of this city. They
had not liyod happily together for some
Anao. She had shreatened 10 leave. him.
Ho had often said that. before
himself. Last night sho put her threat into
effect aud prepared to depart, whom he shot her
In tho head The house In which tho tragedy
took place presented most nokontn9 sight.
This Ii tho second tzipls murder in tho last fow
months.
, 1876-04-04

New Yonx, April s.-Tho Eren!ng Express an-
uouuces tho sale Of limited interest In lis busi-
uoas to 4 number Of geutlomon. who, With isa
old proprietor, hayo formed joins-stock CON-
pany for tho purpose Of conducting flrst-c!asa
Eraptus Drooks is the President Of tho new
company, and rotains control OF tho editorial Do
pastment. Amos J. Cummings, the we'll known
journalist, and long connected with tho Tribune
aud Sun, has tolusd tho edltosisl forco Of tho
ExprfsS,
, 1876-04-04
OBITUARY.,

Speefai Dispdteh ka Tia Chicago Tffbun4,
LAronrE, Ind, April 8.-Ms. Hugh Don!ey.
ono OF our oldest aud most respected ctizens,
died very suddenly to-day Of 'heart~tlisoase. Mr.
Doniey haa for ysars boon pzesIdent Of tho
School Board. to which La devoted hia entire
tiuo. The noHs Of hts death haa caat . gloom
oyor tho eut1se city,
, 1876-04-04
DROWNED.

sptctot Disndtth to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
PERM. Ill.,, April 3.-Tho body Of Mr. Joscph
Berry. who mysteriousty disappeared from hla
home In this city last November, mas recovered
yesterday on six-Rliio Island, just beio1 the
city. Several wounds were discovered on tho
body, hnt were hardly sufficient to warrant foul
play. Tha jury returned 4 verdict OF death BY
accidental drowning.
, 1876-04-04

LONDON, April 3.-steamah!ps Leasing aud
Denmark. from New York. and Ill,nois, from
philadelpAia, havo arrived out.
;, PA1LApElrniA, April 3.-Assiyed, steamer
PennsylEauia from Liverpool.
:, lonrtAsn, Me-. April 3.--Arrived, steamer
Ftussian, from Liverpool.
, 1876-04-04
At R1CkAoIPG

MEnrHss, Tenn, Apri! a.-payns d Co.'s gin
on Poplar stlsot waa burned by an incondlary
tbls morning, Loss, $1,000. Covered in tho
Globe Of Chicago. Fraakland Of Knoxville. and
plantors' cf Jackson. Dill McNeal, oolored,
mas A1tosted charged with burning IT,
, 1876-04-04
THE MILWAUKEE, BOARD Of TRADE.

M1LwAuxas, Via, April a-Ths annual meet
Ing Of ths Chamber OF Commerce occurred TO-
dIy. Tho following officers we're chosen With
cub opposition President, Nelson Van Kirk,
gice-psesldsnts, 8. u. Hoddan and David Vance;
Bectetsss. ". ]. Langson; Grain Ipspector
Carlton Holland. 4~~''''
, 1876-04-04

81. Lours, No., April o.-Dotwoen thirty and
forty registered packages have recently boon
atolon from tho mails, and Special Agents Foster
aud Booth, Of tho Post of1loo Department, hRvo
bcen working up tbs caAo for d woalt past, hnd
yeatorllay arrested an eIp1oaa agent ut Parsons
Kan. named Dinsmoro, who oonfeasod and n1ade
restitution Of botHcen 47Q0 and $500.
, 1876-04-04
WE0pED TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.

6R4c1ot CeFT<sponltncs ~ TN CA9oaQ9 1F48tH4,
Iowa C1rr. April IA. J. Bond, An old and
wealthy citizen Of Ittiu. in this county, farmer
and lns nloodod etock raises, celebrates Ills
silver Wedding this evonug. About 100 guests
from this city attend, Mr.. Dond ohsrtorlng ;
spec'ai train Of sho Hook Island Company to
convey them 10 lia 1eBidouce aud return.
, 1876-04-04
A DANGEROUS LOCALITY.

HpzF7dg UFFRGktA % 1hs LN!eupd 1F1oH3S.
Iowa CRY, H., April IA stock-deAler from
1ndtanola, Ia this State, by the name Of Thomaa
Patterson, while on his Nay with cattle over tho
Rock Island Road lust night, stepped from the
cabooao-car which stopped on tho bridge over
street and walked OF, striking the ground
some 40 foot below. 1t was Ia tho night, and
dark. Tho fall broke both his legs, smashed tho
front part Of his skull in. Rud otherwise eo-
rlouBly Injured klnn, aud yo+ he la alive.
, 1876-04-04
EDUCATIONAL.

6ps<tal Nspafea ID "a. Chicago Tribune.
1KptANAro1ls, April 3.-The Board OF DIreo.
tors OF the Northwestern Christian University
have et1ectod N organization OF tho institution.
and permanently established various courses of
inatruction. embracing specifically tho cl,ssica,
scientific LAtin. scientific Gresk, suientiao 1pin.
lug and engineering and ciyll epgiuseIipR. IN
, 1876-04-04
DETROIT CRIMINALS.

dpfctat Itsuatch to 1'he Ch,eaoo tribune.
DETROIT, Mich. April 8. - Police Justice
Caron, OF Windsor, decided to-day to grant tho
e1ttadition Of Smith. tho murdoror Of McKoon
couple Of months ago. 11ib counsel threaten
70 still further contest the caao in tito Supreme
Court Of Cana&1A.
Hugh Higgins was arrestod to-day for rape on
~ r.oEd:atep-daughtor.
, 1876-04-04

Epketal Dispatch to Th4 Chicago Tribune.
Lun1NoTos. MIch., April 8.-The rezldenco OF
8. D. IIalght took fire Sunday morning from tho
chimney and burned. Part OF tho contents
woro aayod. Losa $4,000 J; insurance 1000,
which falls on tho Undoswritota' and German
American Companies.
, 1876-04-04
SUBTRACTION.

"a Ail3fAA ll0Ns
RICHMOND, Va, April 3.-Thaxton 7. Robinson
and JeSso Mitchell, young mon highly connected
In Campbell Comfy Va, met to-day at New
Providence Church, near 1sustburg, in that coun-
ty. to sottle au old feud With pistols. Robinson
WAS shot in tho abdomen, and Mitchell received
one Bhot In tho band which. elancing, went
through bis check and lodged in th9 beok Of h!s
hoad, and another In tho breast, Tho latest te-
port atates that Robinson Ia dead and Mitchell
could not survive. The difficulty Ii understood
to havo been about wouan.
Robinson WAS q Lieutenant In tho United
8tates Army, and hnB been absent soynrnl veats
on duty on tho Texas frontier. and Mitchell haa
boon rooently appointed United Btates Gaugcr.
, 1876-04-04

THE WEsfERV1LLE WHISKY CASE.
CoLuuBua April 3.-Tho case Of tho pArtica
arrosted last fall by Il. G. Corbta. sa!oon-keeper
Of Westorvillo, for destroying bis liquor aud his
saloon, was discharged by Judge Bingham to-
day, and the coats aasesaed upon Oorbin, tho
prosecution having failed to prove that any Of
the Indicted parties were engaged In tho alleged
violation Of law,
, 1876-04-04
EGYPT.
TIE FINANCE MuDDLE.

LONDON, April 3.-h1r. CayA, In htn report on
Egyptian finances, esys: "At tho audience In
which took leave OF tho Khodivo His utgh-
ness acquainted mo with M error he recently
discovered In hfa calculations affecting tho land
tax, whereby tho rovonue at tho oad Of Ton years
would DO more aor1oualy diminished than 10 bad
anticipated; go that In 1886 tho Egyptian Treas
ury would loso e., 100000.
Mr., Cavo's report ehoWa that Egypt has euf-
fete1 much from tho dishonesty and Nasseful-
neBs Of officials The Khndlve's Government,
with tho intention OF raising enough capitsl to
pay tho floating debt, mado D LAM enabling land
ownera to commute the land-tax on totma which
entail q sAcnilce OF half of tho revenue
from this 8ouroo for all tlmo for thu aake
Of obtaining oleyon times the annual amount
for tho perlod OF twoiso yoarn. Tho result is
disastrous. Tho autn raised only eulilces to pay
tho interest On tho floating dobe- Tue Egyptian
roycnue, which now produces about $b3, ,4i5, $50.
will, after 1886, by tho operation OF above lAw,
lose annually tho SUD OF $12, ,26o 00o. The
normal expenditure is about 4A6, 403, ,4o5,
over half Of which Ii dovoted to tho sorytce
Of the debt. Every available portion Of tho
rovonuo ia pledged as security for loans. Tho
present pressure artsoa from tho khediye'a ina-
bll,sy to lnoat the bonds Of tho floating dcbt
which aro continually falling dns; and ara eatI;
recommends tho consolidation OF the et-
iH.ing dobt by Tho Issue ot = new loan
At mod0tAto interest," and tho appointment
Of person who will inspire confidence such
as Mr. Ngors Wilson, kt tho bead OF tho Board
OF Control, to supervise tho collection Of sa1es.
II the pseBent debt ID replaced by ono At a
moderate ratio Of interest there Is no rcadon why
the country should not quickly recover. hr.
Care rays It would Appear from bis calculations
that tho RESOURCES Of Egypt ars sufficient, II
properly managed, to moot her llabiAueB.
/ YnENCu OPINION,
PARIS, April B.-Tno Messenger de- Paris, A.
luding to tho action Of France In the Egyptian
affair, sayss "FrAuco has resumed tha rank
belonging to her. Our prestige Ia tho East is
restored without England havlng any righs to
comn]aiun
, 1876-04-04

AT WINONA, W1HM.
6psrtas Dspdseh to 5'he Chicago Tribune.
WlsoHA, Mimi, April 3.-The old Morgan
warehouse burned to-day. Loss +1,500; In
aured. It contained 1000 bushola OF wheat
owned by Randolph, Smith i Co.. insured also
wheat aud Hour bolougtuE to II. II. Brown,
insured.
, 1876-04-04

At HAINBH16dE, 0.
C1xo1SNA11. April 3.-rho Methodist Church
at Dalnbridgc, O., was burned yesterday. Tho
loas Is $4,000,
, 1876-04-04

MONTREAL. April 3.-Otcar proof has Ut last
boon obtained that Elias Gsy. bua!acss mana
Rcr for ireland, Gay i Co.. had, In h1a efforts
to et&.o on business troubles In which tho firm
wero involved, used tho names Of customers
without thoir consent, and that LII. Ireland had
uttered the forged paper. Gay hus loft for tho
Htatea but ireland Ia still horo, and will stand
trial. In addition 10 forgery thoro arc falBo
entries in tho books which show that Gay In
two yeArs appropriated s21.o0O to bis own nso.
Tho whole extent OF tho forgorics aud falBfca-
tons has not got bcan aAcortaiuod. Tho dia-
oovory creates profound sensation In b'lsincsa
circle8.
, 1876-04-04
RUN OVER AND KILLED.

i5pEt11s Q}6l17EH 70 I Hf CE1t19H 771pREWs
INDEPENDENCE, H., April "a man narnod
LllsoI, residing 1t Ackicy, H., WAS killed by
CARS to-day ii attempting TO get On train at
that place or to mail some lettcrs on tho train.
He missed hta footing and fell botwoon tho do.
pot platform and tho cas The trntn being In
motion, ho WAS 60 c.ushed and tnanglod that ho
expired in o few hours.