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, 1876-10-09

The abtc editor Of tho 1Tn.es has sent over hla
confidential man, his F1nus AcnATRs, 80 to
speak, to indianapolis, to post him as to how
the thing really stands. In his Saturday night
dispatch Wtr.Kln makes this report Of matters
for the Sunday 1Imes. Mark what hc says Of
the fighting material from other States who are
running the Democratic canvass in that city and
Suite:
1NniANAro1Is, oct. THE political furnace "a
ile remainder Of tte, statc, md what ls taking
place here s an indication Of the icves1sh cxclto.
sni he o rens
They hte milking preparations for an enormous
fraudulent vote, and they aso 70 confident and In
ccal tloir oporations. They arc united, Vigorous,
end evidently acting under tho inspiration of eomo
daring and con,ps.snl leader: On tns % ntaer han
thn rocky lso. shore of It's ihcompetene5 and stu-
@5 @ sS na nesaa es6n mors T. ssete1g i
q tho city attending to anytng sass the polLtlcal
nj guidance save anch chnnce suggest lou and ead<
sp terF. II The eta efty s' Is M o sapsr5 ehss ata
aressoa. Sa '' II Ell ' oey n hs
ascendent. Hnc!t management nj there II Gomez
fFon, otA:r estte,, and a! the present moment tls
are men nhn do not tire IN The State md who have
no other tau patriotic tntnreat in tho Of
tho TtLpHn ticket Probably no greater c1hlb!t Of
cnia1 paratysfs of irbeci1fty, Of faiHre to sotzc
IN opportunity to aecura sHcccts by IN Instant com.
prcleilaou And mastery Of emergencies was never
before seen or known. Repnbllcanfsnl sweeps
over the city n mighty. ffftatstIbc tide, whose
waves bear an armada laden with imported votes.
According to this dispatch Of WlLKiE's. the
City OF indianapolis is full Of "snperb Demo
| cratic fighting MATERIAL" that only necds bold
icadershipon e|eetlon-day "to give IL direction"
| The Democratic canvass, he says, scenes from
other Cities" and the "Men who arc working
hardest do not live In the statc." This con~
fessinn is exactly whit the Republicans have
charged. Despcsadoos, 1ehtiug-1natcrlal,' u
ballot-box stuifers and smashers, blaclilcNs,
pitnps, and villains Of the deepest dye have been
sent into Indianapolis and Indiana for tho cx-
press purpose Of committing fraud and intimi-
lntton in behalf Of the TiLDEH ticket. WnKlE,
1t will bo seen, con,plains bitterly that tho Dem-
ocratic citizens Of indianapolis have not tho
nerve or ability to properly utilize this splendid,
| imported, swcll-lnob material, and seems to
think the state may be lost to T1LpEN and re-
| form for want Of enough fighting, siotng, and
ballot-bo1 smashing and stu1lng by tho Demo
cratic material from other States that are nov
In that city. We think 1t very probable.
, 1876-10-09

Interstate Expedition.
1kke Shore. foot OF Adams street.
, 1876-10-09

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER No. . r. A. M.-Ifa n
xonroe.s-6tAtcd vocatfon this (sondAg} evsnhE,
tt73u ocock for bus nelB aud Work on tile H. +. aud
- ~ "sS'ss' - ''1e' ~ T. i. TUCKER, Sec.
, 1876-10-09

IIayerly'a Theatre.
Randolph atrtet, between CLARK Rnd LaEalle. Cali
fornta Minttrell,
, 1876-10-09

nfcFfckcr's Theatre.
Mpdtaou street, between State and Dearborn.
engagement Of q. r. Rowe. "Brass."
, 1876-10-09

Academy of hfuato.
Ualsted street. between Madison and MonFoe. Va
atty 4nlertAinment
, 1876-10-09

New Chicago Theatre.
Clark street, hetween 1ltndo1ph aud Lake. HoofeJs
Minstrels.
, 1876-10-09

Woods Nfuscunss
Monroe Rtrect, between Dearborn and State. After
noon: "unel4 Toms Cabin" Evening" "The Two
Orphans II.
, 1876-10-09

Ahclph1 Theatre.
Dearborn street, corner Aousoe. "Tht Black
, 1876-08-26
NOTICE

T7S hereby given that a Semi
@ Annual General Meeting
of Shareholders ofthe Bank of
st. Thomas will be held on
FRIDAY the 25th inst. at the
Bank Premises when the Re-
port of the Directors for the
past Six Months will be sub
mitted.
The Chair will be taken at
IL o'clock noon.
Bank of st. Thomas,
st. Thomas the 18th August
1876.
BY order of the Board of
Directors.
CFIAS.~ STRANDGAARD,
MANAGER.
, 1876-08-26
- STANDARDIZATION :
u PIP R L " &

with all appurtenances and situated
in Princes Quarter in this island.
The auctions will be held at the
Auction office, at IL o'clock noon, as
follows
LIST Auction ON Thursday the 2Ist
of September 1876,
2nd Auction on Thursday the 9Th
of October 1876,
3rd Auction on Thursday the 10Th
of October 1876.
The conditions for the sale and
other information may be had at the
Office Of the Dealing Court as well
as at Lawyer Jennings Office.
This advertisement serves also
for the information of the mortgage
holders.
Auction Office, Frederiksted Au-
gust 22nd 1876.
c. BARAUW.
, 1876-08-26
MS.
ST.. THOMAS STATION.

ST. THOMAS STATION.
August 81.
New YORK, 2lth Aur.-In Paris the Radical
organ the " Droits do rhomme,' is being prosecu.
ted for publishing an article insulting the Cham.
Der Of Deputies.
In Lisbon a decree has been issued by which
payments are suspended for two months, and it is
considered that the financial crisis is over.
The death is announced of Mr.. Kerr, the
Speaker of the U. S. Congress.
News from the scat of war states that the Mon
tencgrins are invading Albania, and that the Ser
Wan Council has resolved to continue the war to
extremity.
General TohornoyefF has been outaanked In
the vicinity of Banja.
An instruction is reported TO have broken out in
Rotimo, Crete.
From Byreuth it is announced that Wagner was
presented with a silver crown, and that q grand
banquet was given in his hononr.
Prices unaltered.
August AZ.
New, YoRK 22.-The Right Hon. b. DisrseIi
has delivered a farewell address to his constituents
in Buckingham.
Dispatches from the seat of war announce that
General Tohernayeffis removing his head quarters
to Deligrad (BelgradoD whore he intends to
make u final stand.
At Alexinatz fierce and sanguinary fighting
has been going on, but conflicting rumours have
been published as to the result everything now
ever points to q speedy termination Of the Servo
Turkish war.
The Sultan Of Morocco has announced his ina.
bility to pay the subsidy this year.
August %.
New YORK, August 23.-News Of the battle
fought at AleXinatz is still of such a conflicting
nature that no reliable result can be ascertained.
The recapture of Gurgosovats by the S~erviaus
is announced.
Further outrages have been committed in Bal.
garia.
The Turkish officials connected with the muir.
der of the French and German ConsuIs have been
degraded.
The Servian Government has expressed a desire
for the mediation of the Great Powers.
Spanish gunboats have been ordered to China in
connection with the recent murder Of a missionary,
In France it is stated that by the recent elections
for Presidents of Council Generals, the Repub.
leans have gained seven.
August 2s.
New YORK, Aug. %. =.
Flour, per barrel, st. Lawrence brand, in New
York, Sc.
Meal, per barrel, ga.
Heavy Mess Pork, per barrel, SlS.
c,ror ! Crystals, per pound. 80 to 1910.
'u6"A Fair to good refining, per h., 90. to 90.
English Islands Molassss, per gallon, 50 to 500
Premium on Gold 1I0A to 8.
Exchange, New York and London, 4.s7.
LONDON, Aug. 23rd.
Dem. Crystals, per cwt. 25I6 duty free.
delayed Havana, No. 10. 05F6 aAoat.
Demerara Rum, per gallon, I u in bond.
Trinidad Cocoa, per cwt., 6s.
Consols 96a to !. ii. 20 ar
Bank of England Rate Of Discount 2slo.
Rentes 7O.lb.
Cotton IS TO So.
The Bulletin, 81. Thomas,
, 1876-08-26

eden Auction Torsdagen den ste
October 1876,
3die Auction Torsdogen den lode
October 1876.
Conditionerne for Salget og andre
~Oplysninger kunno crholdes poa
Skiltcretscontoiret SAINT paa Procu-
rator Jennings Contoir.
Denne Acknowledgements t%iener til
lige til Efterretning for P~anthayerne.
Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir den
22de August 1876.
c. SARAUW.
, 1876-08-26
AUCTION.

1TTHE request Of Messrs. ROCHE
III Bros 4 Co. as levy holders Joint
Iy with Frederiksteds Dealing Court
in behalf of the JOINT estate Of the
late GEORGE FtRRELLY, planter, and
his surviving widow, will be put up
for sale at three auctions in
accordance with the Placard dated
the 22nd April 1917 the
, 1876-08-26
AUKTT0N.
TIA intet Bud blew gjort we'd den
lI over
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
G0LDEM GROVE
N E G R @ A
- OG -
e n V Y


den Tide dennes afhoIdte 3die Auc-
ton, Vile samme Eiendomme after
blive opraabte til Salg we'd en- 4de
Auction, som afholdes her paa Con
toiret Torsdagen den 28de Soptem-
Der f0rstkommende Middag III. IL
slet.
Eiendommene opraabes l0rst snr-
skiIte og derefter samIedc under Eet.
Frederikstads Auctionscontoir den
22dc August 1876.
c.. SARAUW.
, 1876-10-14

cr!,cAdo, oct. i3.-I1oaAcE ri. Taoxat, p,,
tho Republican nominee for member Of fhn I'LL
1ature from tho Sixth District, is nat!ys n. ~.
nent, ant graduate q h!sddlebafy co'iege; W W
and commenced the practice Of the law, ii is11
ho entered the army and tcrvcd until The eote of
Tho War ns Assistant Adjatant- General On the taa
OF Gen. 8. r. CAnrEtt. commanding division II
tho Twonty-thfr1 Corps. In the spring oi lei;
Coy, ,BRowNLow offered him position Oh HI. ssd
which. after tho surrender Of tho Rebel It3tH. t3sa
JoltNsTaH, no accepted, and aesved a. prIy.io
Eocrctsry to tho Governor until his election 70 In
United Staten Senate. In tho winter OF 1s70 be ~
turned to this City, and resumed tho pruetee of hs
profession. lie 10 property owner and rpenb.,
or HUBERT CoLLYHn's Society. A.S.B
Our reporter was mIsled In Ills statement con.
corning Gen. THOMAS, who, II eloctcd, will psosc
To be ono Of tho ablest men Of tile Cook County
delegation. No better candidate has bcen no1i.
nated on either sllc for tho House of Repre.
aentativcs. He is q gentleman Of mos. excl.
lent character, Of tina legal abilities, and literal
views. Many Of tho foremost citizens, hokBow
him best, speak in the highest terms ot lin.
, 1876-10-14

Tho Republicans Of the Fourth Dtatrtct arc to
bc congratulated upon the selection they havc
made OF Senatorial nominee. Tue candidate,
Mr. r. 4. KspDLE, Is II bright, energetic, nnd
public.splritcl mai, good lawyer, AMI With
clear ideas Of the needs Of tho city md county,
80 far as ncw legislation is concerned. lie may
be relied upon to do what he can to cxtrlcato
the city from lts Hscal difficulties due to defect
I've Revenue Laws. Probably tficro will not be
found In the Senatorial delegation from Cook
County d man who will work. harder ur more
intclllgcntfy for Ills constituents. Thero Is no
question wllatcvcr that the district will do
credit to iteclt by clecting Mt. RIDDLE.
Slr. E. b. SHERMAN, who was notninat-
cd Us orc Of the Representatives II,
the samo district, II also lawyer OF
high standing, a man Of experience md business
training, who may he relied upon to attend to
his duties At Springfield and TO assist n obtain-
ing for this section the legislation 1t tmpcra-
lively demands.
OF tho nominees In tito Seventh District, Mr..
KEpzIE, Of Evanston. Is clear.headcd business
u,nn, who Is willing to make Il sacrifice Of Ills
personal interests when 1t Is demanded OF him
by the will Of tho people. He Is IN Intelligent
representative Of economy ami reform, in favor
1.-The collection Of taxes, and opposed to that
pernlcious system BY which one.lalf u tho tax
payers are compelled to shoulder tho burdens
which tho other hnlf seek to Grade, He f,as
been member Of tho Board Of Trustees OF tho
important suburb Of Evanston, aud has dis
charged his duties there with rare ftithtulncss.
His colleague, afr. BiRRFILDT, 10 q business
man and Enrge proporty-holdcr, well spoken OF
BY all wEo know him, and will doubtless be en-
iucntly satisfactory to the voters Of tho country
towns Of this county.
, 1876-10-14

particular ycae that tho n1nonnts returned wtse tho
income, lena tnwfn1 deductions. hnt hs does not
say that tho lax paid In aub.cqucnt years was tho
full tax upon The actual income less lawful de-
ductons. Tho whole aGair Il but another lllastsa'
tion Of The ttutn which every development Of The
campaign couasms tint thc Democratic candidate
10 not n ''straigitfotward tnna.
Tho explanation docs not e1l'lnt,1. Not only
Is this true with regard to his ovasion Of his
income tar, but It IL truo in all directions.
IIo has not explained his dIsloyal conduct
dnring the War. Flo has not explained hts
swindling Of tradosmea BY blending tho
statuto Of limitations. 1Fo haB not explained
hia connection with tho Bwindting Of Miohi-
gan minors with wildcat shinplasters. Ho
hns not explained hisrairoad wrecking opor.
ations. Flo has not explained his connection
with tho TWEED gang in atulling bnllot-boxes
md stealing tho voto Of Now York State. His
own friends aro beginning to be pcrploxed
Some Of them havo grown discouraged.
Many Of them aro getting disgnsted. Among
the lattor is tho Fifteenth War1 MhDEs and
1IsspR1cEs Club Of Nav York City, which
hos botsed tho ranks el1 .adsss and proclaimed
for HAYES sud >WnEELEn, because IttpgN
refuses to explain somo things and
fails 10 explain otacrs. This Club
met on tho 9Th inst, 900. in NUN.
ber, passed resolutions sotting forth
| that inasluuoh as TrLpEH Ind failed 10
explain tito charges made against him, thoy
would tender their services to the Republican
party and support the Republican candidate.
On tho 9th inst. they raiscd n HAYES md
WHEELER flag In place OF tho T1lpEs banner
Mt their headquarters, because they aro tirod
OF waiting for him to explain. In tho face Of
such encouragement Us this, lot those charges
be pressed home. Let this man who has
failed to explain his perjury and dofrnud.
iug OF the Government be hold up IN Ills
true light before tho people. Tho fact
TINT he Inns not explained ia not to bo COW
cred up by bowling for reform. hlr. TthDEH
stands branded with the charge Of personal
dishonesty. If ho can romovo that brand,
why docs he not do Bo2
, 1876-10-14
CHICAGO

the beautiful Memorial Hall or ptcturc-galtcry
building. Ono Of our exchanges states that
they recommend Machinery Hall. but Il Is
doubtful II tho city will accept that building,
though III nnny respects 1t Is not Inferior 1t.
adaptation 10 tic purposes of MI exhibit. 1t vas
reported that ccrtau Maryland rai1roal corpora
tionS wcrn negotiating for portions Ut The 1nain
building. Aai h b"it III three parallel l!mes o!
tsusses and roofs few hundred feet of UNI III
t!lcse makes II Scry good dcpnt. frctgt't-tousc,
or market. Most Of the other large buildings,
not designed to be permanent, will hare to bo
broken up, probably. Tic elegant Nrit'sl'
houses and some Of the stata houses may 10
taken by the park Us residences or public houses,
but tt,c unavoidable wastc must bc very large.
, 1876-10-14


Although Chicago, As we nro informed, Ind
no representative in the Bankers Conven.
tion just hold at Philadelphia, tho proceed-
ings Of that body are Of no little interest to
Tho banking aud business mon Of this city
and It's noighbors. II was digniacd gath-
ering, md an agreeable improvement on tho
Convention of last gear, Which, according 10
oil accounts, devoted itself more nsait1uous1y
to the oifuramonts OF Saratoga than tho 1abo-
rious problem OF national and individual
finance. An association comprising major
ity or evon an Influential minority Of tho
bnnkors Of this country cannot faIl 10 secure
much attention for the interests 1t repre-
sents, If It represents them faithfully. There
woro more than the germs Of stch an or
ganization at the meeting at Philadef.
phin. 1t was convention. Of bank
ers held in New York in April,
1888, and Intended by 153 delegates from
eighteen States, that did much to bring about
tho restoration OF apecie payment that fol-
lowed In tho succeeding year. Tho Philadel-
phia Convention Just adjourned made m im-
portant recommendation towards resumption
Of specie Payments by advising that tho
greenbacks DO funded In u por cent gold
bond. This uttcranco by such body viii
hayo grent weight on tho public opinion Of
tho country. We are glad the Convention
did not indorse Afr. MoCuLLoon's viows on
tho repoal Of tie Iegal-Tontlor act as pro-
liminary to tho resumption Of specie pay
nouta. The grayest diflculticB would ensuo
In practical business II this were dono. It
would 10 much better to pay tho groonbacka
than to dtshonor thom; to replace thom with
gold md silyor legal tender, insteM Of de-
priving tho country suddenly Of 60 largo \
part Of tho medium Of payment. Measures
wore tnkon by tho Convention for pornan-
ncnt organization Of tho bnnking interest.
Several valuable financial and economic
papsrs we.e read. Notable among these WINS
Mr.. MoCuLLocns address on banking, which,
with Tho others, will DO published In tho re-
port Of tho proceedings, and will mako usc-
full book for the guidanco Of business men
who are devoung themselves to tho study Of
tho questions thcrein discussed. Tho Con-
ventiou adopted resolutions for tho COM
pi1ation Of tho laws Of tho different
statca On notos, drafts, bills Of exchange,
bills of lading, and tho like, and for m ap-
peal to Congress- for the repeal Of tho stamp
tax on checks, and tightening other fiscal
burdens on the banks. This Congress ot
Bankers has nlrosly yisibly stimulated tho
discussion Of tho topics in which they and
the community ara rcciprocally Interested
The newspapers havo devoted a largo amount
of spaco to its proceedings and comments
upon them, and it is to DO hoped that tht
organization that has been initiated will bt
perfected md continued. In this way tht
banking interest, which hos been almost Ia,
montably silent on tho financial Issues q
tho day, can mako itscf inaucntialiy felt In
their settlement.
, 1876-10-14
PERSONAL.

The st. Lon{s 4atNts wants Walt Whpmaa y
writo play for Matt Mor2an'a COMPANY uf "ll1+
Ing art statues.
The claim OF Mary Ann Fostor upon the sinsss
estnts has been compromised for SIS, 900. Tho
whole value Of tho property Ia 314. 600, CO.,
1t IL said thnt Scnator Sharon Ia 1ostng about
81 0o0 per day by hs hntcl In San fsanc.seo; and'
with this antayorable prospect before him. NJ
Baldwin Ia soon to open another expensive esta0'
lIshment.
The Independent has heard Of mlaaIou'ehltta
In uurnal. whose Dass' palo ole IL used on the
communion. table. Ths popping of thu eotks ipa
the tzztng Of the ale do not contribute, 1t Is sso
to the solemntty Of the occasion.
It 10 singular fact that the odtnr Of Tho school,
edition OF ''Rlcharl H." recently fssuea. ao
not nnl It necessary to maka any sSpun2a''oast
although ho wns obliged to 90 treat e'erS o'asf
one ot shakspeore's p'aya issued By him.
Lieut.. col. Otis, who has succeeded to thc eoa'
mand Of tho Seventh Cavalry, left sacsns " w
death Of Gen. Custer, was born In 1870, apd sf'l,
uatrd At tbs Military Academy In lS03 ~ sensa
through tho War, md has bccu In tho Fas "e''
Rsace 1867.
Hlado, tho 6ptrItualist, has been touPeFel s..
posed In tho London court. whittier 10 va n1ss
o. \ charge of vngEnnry a professor Of tcsstasA
main, possessing no power uYor si''its' 'epe.s
a!l Of Slacs tricks. which hare gained him tsa9"A
a. medium,
Ono Of The scienttac gentteusou connected wy.
the Now York Nerai1 went To tbs opening " Nv
Aquarium, tho other night, aud, on hls Hs..,s
clltonlcled the important fact TINT tas "na.s ~.
not very large" probably IN onshoS' ~ .s"t sat
sturgeon" Ilo neglected to say how fur OIL 'D''
tie whale was.
E,dsr f,con,e o. canuon, Of Utah. cooe
a%,3t k7t
mou,ent when political convention, IN tHo.as'
auar,er os tae ei,y, xcnomnstng him t0r enS eo1
e.e.s Tbs inference ~ rtcslatlbe thas 10 "s ~
not have bten ruuominatcd II ho h&d not psa's4'
we'll
,1ttca uaner statea that Mlss Augusta patGes+
s.rs. ' ,sho ~ slo,yiv and steadily rising in'e
~ sar,o % saststnea .oye,s Injuries In ths celsaso
ta' tsa ;-ou ,hs s1cct, n witch she /. but a' r..
s n,ss1sy sbe i. Granddaughter Of Con p4,soss' as
, 1876-10-14

We publish in another column letter
from tho brother-ln.law Of Lew srawAnD,
Tho Observation-Disclosures candidate Tor
Governor in this State, making charges TOO
serious In their nature to be passed unnoticea
by tho person against whom they aro d.
rected, especially whom TINT person is secking
o high official position. Unquestlonan'y al-
lowance must bc nado for strong personal
feeling on tho part Of tho brother.tn.law,
which aas influenced him to hoighten tho
coforing In Ills accusations. But attor making
duo allowance for oil this distortion anu dts-
coloration, there remains enough och'na-'f
not promptly and satisfactorily retatod-fo
disgust evory rtght-thinking porson. 10 put
in tho dubernatorial chair n1an whose char-
acter was assatled by auch unanswered
charges, would DO to put q stigma and dis.
grace upon Illinois for which no party could
afford to be responsible. It is all the moro
surprising that tho Democracy should cling
to man weighed down ny such &C."
cusatIons when Lie has never accept
, 1876-10-14

Tllora Is some ahow of activity in military
circles in the Black Hills country, and come
necessity for it, too, judging from tue
numerous reports Of 1ndian dopredations in
that region. Con. MgnnrrT, with 600 SOL
diers, has started on MI expedition, tho des.
tination Of which Inns not boon made known,
though it is supposed there IL party of Los
tiles somewhere among tho Hills who can
be induced to wait for tho troopa to como
and fight them. So,no such arrangement az
thia would see1n to bo necessary in order to
patch up the military regulations damaged
oy the nbortiyo summer canlpa'gn.
, 1876-10-14

II will bcar repetition to say that tho
centre Of tho political battle is removed to
New York. The loss Of Indiana to tho Re.
publicans makes II not impossible, but
rather difficult, to figure out tho election Of
HAYEs and WHEELER without the assistance
Of Now York. They chi. bo o'eoted without
tho assistance Of New York, but It would not
bo safe to bet upon it.
The following States may be considered
morally certain to cast their Electoral votes
for tho Republican Presidential nominees,
and ono OF them-Colorado- already &C.
c,,roj.
, 1876-10-14

Notice Was yesterday given Of the inten-
ton of tho counsel for ALEXANDER SULLIVAN,
indicted for tho murder of Mr.. FRANCIS HAM
ronp, to apply for change Of venue, on the
ground Tint all the Cook County Judges ex-
eept ono, and ho is not now presiding in the
Criminal Court, aro projudiced against tho
defendant. This ia n sweeping allegation to
make, hut it will suff1ce to socure delay.
, 1876-10-14

A significant contrast Is suggested by the
career Of the YouNoER-J AMEs outlaws who
woro recently hunted down in Alinacsota.
In Missouri they rode into tho towns md
robbed banks in broad daylight; stopped
passenger trains aud, after emptying tho OK
pross aafe, "wsnt through" everybody on
board the cara. In the presence Of mors
than ten thousand people, aud in broad day.
light, they presented their pistols at tho
tioisot office OF the Kansas City Fair Associa-
ton aud forced tho Troasurcr to hand over
$4,000. They murdered officers sent to
arrest them, and, despite their plunderin9s
aud murders, 80 enlisted popular sympathy
in their behalf that tho reward of 1885, 600
for their capture remained unclaimed, though
their whereabouts were well known, and, in
fact, instead Of hiding, they paralcd them
selves publicly for tho admiration Of their
w-11issourians. And had they re-
mained in Missouri to tho ond OF their
lives doubtless they might inpuni.y havo
gono on with their raiding Of railroad
trains, and havo been regarded with nd
1niring prido by their follow-citizens Of that
Commonwealth. But thoy extended thoir
field Of operations to Minnesota, n,ade thoir
attack on tho Northleld Bank, committed
their dastardly murder Of HAYWOOD, and, to
thoir wondormsnt, doubtless, they wero net
thereon hailed as heroic follows who had
calamity gatlored fresh la,trela. Instead,
tic Minnesota farmers turned out with their
ahot-guns and riaeg, followed up tho trail OF
| tl,e aasassins like sentll.hounds, mud hunted
thom t3nxvr V1,nt rnlIst hnvn vet mora aa.
, 1876-10-14

Increased Democratic inajorities in West
Virginia arc shown rs tho returns come in.
Tho political disabilities Of largo number
Of tlisfranchisod Confcderases have been re-
moved il TINT Stnto since tho Inst election.