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The New York herald., 1876-07-01

A --ROCkAwAY EXCURSIONS EXTRA
Seven excursions on SUNDAY, July 2.
In addition to the regular steamboats,
AMERICUs and NEvERsISK
sec advertisement this coInnn the swim and csmmo.
dious steamer
ARkOWSNIfH
will leave oath ST. " H.. at oa# A. NJ. and 7. ~ (.
West 10Th st. s9;l5 A. " and 2i5P w. Brookiyaat 10
A. NJ and 2 80 7. NJ.
The mammoth pleasure steamer
WILLIAM COOK.
THE rAvORTTE EXCURSION STEAMER OF NEW
YORK.
will leave 24th " r. st 10 West 10Th st. at 10 $5
CoNfPi.Sp's 23D REG NgNT BAND and PHIL
LIPS GLEE CLUB will furnish musical entertainment
from the Besch by boats leaving At
4 30. :. $50. .oro.
Fare. - cents Excursion tickets. 20 cents
Return tickets goog on any Of ~ n .
A 49,. I.->, NDAY. &c .th AHNU NtNttN
"A. DELL for Ncsbure. Cnr -
Dock. iona Island and Yonkcrs rtI "
1.JO A. NJ; RON ~. Z 20. j ~ Is .5i -.
s:ls; s; Fses fsss sip. H. s'sSs"s"'i sSS. &s.. - )
Manhattsnvilie. c;i5
for !. round trip 70 q iNr't ltf
Returning. leaves Newbnrs -
A --rrsHIvG BANKS " nsr a.si IA IS
IA. excepted. .--Ocesr stea fHf t'N fafi "
Harrison A.. North RiveS usb ~" t!frt, risr
% East River. 75s ION ~ iwt f's9 pIs' .
North H''er' A. :" sss Asa.rsi.
A --FOe EXCURSIONS la HfhAfER MYO-
"A. ming. Bsrrcs Rcpablic - dt't iia
Anna: Oriental. txcclsi tNf ftttN t'' ev
Park. Cold spring Ind lone o.
inquire u 3si West A., opp eli. tfr.fvv ~. ~.
The New York herald., 1876-07-01

A --FIsHfNG BANKS ~
IA. except ed). Ocean stea
Harrison st.. North RiveS 6.3
% East River. 7:iJ: loth
North River. = A. VI. Tickets.
The New York herald., 1876-07-01

NfoRGAN's NEW YORK NEw ORLEANS AND
u Texas steanships.-The BRAsbEAR vii, sail from
per 81 North River ON saturday July ats for New
Orleans direct Transferring Texas freight Their To Morgan
Louisiana And Texas Hil for Morgan City thence
Mprgaus steamers 90 Texas posts Through ills OF ading
signed TO al points the Mssss pi hiver Mobile 1al-
weston. ndianoa Corpus Christi, Eockport Bfaxos
tag brownsville aud to AL points the Galveston iIar
rburg aDd Antonio. Houston aud Texas Central In
ernaonai and Great Northern Texas Pacific Trans
Continental Railroads. Freights st. Nnrys and Fulton
landed at Rockport.
Lightcrage aud channel Corpus Christi and Brasos
Santiago ut the expense and risk OF consgnec
Insurance can be effected under open policy Of c. A.
whitney Co to Nov Orleans cent 90 Texas ports
n per For freight iurthcr Information apply
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, CO.. Agents; o1ncc, pier -
North River.
The New York herald., 1876-07-01

MOST DIRECr AND ECONOMIC ROUTE 10 nOL-
Vl LAND. BELGIUM, THE RHINE SWITZERLAND,
&C. &C. VIA ROTTERDAM.
Steamer ScHOTEN.July 9 steamer MAAS ....Juy %
hese beautiful carrying tho United states mail
to the Netherlands iavoritcs with the public
Trips regular, rates low comfort and living perfect
For freight, For passage.
FUNCH, EDyE K Co l.. W. MORRIS,
Brusdway
The New York herald., 1876-07-01

CLEANER FOR VALPARAISO,
y touching at lntevidcp for mails and passengers
The Al. new steamship CT Y or sAN NrIAGO. Drake
ter, Will leave Boston July To- For passa.e limited
amount OF freight for Vap p,raso apply TO HEMBNWAY
BROWNE. No. "a Lewis wharf titiJnly >.
The New York herald., 1876-07-01

1TH OF JULY.-THE SUPERB STEAMER PLYMOUTH
r ROCK will make her two regular tips TO Rockaway
beach the Atlantic Ocean and In the evening
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION around New York
Harbor nsordng passengers uurvaed view Of tho
derul Centennial illumination of the metropolis and
rounding places VIII leave the foot ot I'D St. N. r., at
o'c,och =. NJ. and pier =, n. X. at $50 J.. NJ
80 On this occasion the MOON will be nc it's full
The New York herald., 1876-07-01

tiS sfkAHER vYO.
Z ,ia
Ia ttti tlit ev
W e ft o.
q. f.aeprr fas' ~.
~ y NJ. W..
The New York herald., 1876-07-01
CLERKS AND Statesmen.

nRrG CLERK wANrEp-rULLY COMPETENT,
, 1876-02-03

Tho pxcacnt Unpicn@nnt Dilemma OF
1Acr Citizens.

Tho Pxcacnt Unpleasant Dilemma OF
1Acr Citizens-
sErrda, 1JfsLateh to The Chtraao Trttune+
Brnlxur1KLp. ILL.,, Fob. 2.-Tho coup d'etAt Of
Mnvor 1Iay aud the tax-oatlnE Ring 10 disband-
ing tho City Government In tho hopo OF thus
compelling Taxpayers To pny their taxes-much
Of which, Judged by tho decisions OF last year.
arc without warrant OF 1aw-is drawing upon
him tha storm displeasure Of ieary taxpayers,
who will not be toorced in any such manner.
Without allowing tho Police aud Flra Depart
ments denired opportunity to continue to aosvo
the city, and AwAit q convenient ncnson for
their pay, bo removed thom, Int, At tho
request Of aomo Of our best citHoDR,
the tlromen announce tho!f foadlness to Bervo
tho city In caBB Of IRE Just as promptly aud Of
fec.ivciy as II they had not been mustered cut
Mnyor. Tho Mayor still alleges AZ protect for
,his action that tho injunction granted by Judge
Zane In 1874 muBt be construed u requiring tho
discharge Of thcHe departments and tho stop
page OF tho rhcclB OF the City Government WHOM
there Is no money in tho TtonsuEy, SAY Feb. J. tc
rDocs their pay, which will become duo March l bn1
maoy prominent lawyers do not nut such forcet
construction upon 1t, and tho intent Of tht
instrument and those ohtaining II uas not t<
| suspend the City Government, but moIcly Il
Keep municipal expenditures within legal htnita
Tho city Ia Without police to-day except tht
| elective olllcnta. and appears to get along vol
ouougl1, md the support and Betylccs Of thu
| tiremeu being assured In case OF cmcrgencf
| without tbe uBual expenae. Tho tramps appeal
| 10 TIC keeping quiot. Tho cittzons will nsoot tt
| tsko further aoilon should circumstances ro
mira IT,.
, 1876-02-03

the carting Of tt,oir bAllo.a, dous not, In my
mind. constitute Al election Ia tho contemplat
ton Of tbs law"
II pfaaumo yon t,vo heard Of ths rumor that
Tho Council Itself will try 10 hold orer7"
II canuos credit II, that members OF the
Council would aosionnly think Of Buch asgrant
vot1tton Of Law and propFlct5 ~ would To tn-
VOWED In their attempting to hold their PLACES
beyond tho senoraf elecllon provided for by Tho
Charter. 1 know that Htcat many Of tllctn
coud not possibly 10 enlisted in any such onscr"
rtise." .-.....-
A suonEaIEn Reform.
"Then IN There no method for reform In these
matlors which might DO suggested I"
"siT own hollof Ia That tho 0aly hope for tho
nuccossfnl administrator q; municipal Qoyern.
mont in this country lies IN very arga curtatl-
nlcn& Of tho suffrage in large cities. Without
,hat tlnnk tho situation il loroIc.t. Probably
tito numctical majority Of yoes III largo cities IA
in shs hands of indivldunIa whose circumstances
msks them perfectly indTorent to tho ,utercsta
Of public oftler and slieso Il tf'H h.ange sh1ne
1nnke ruvolntoua to got hhiiot. which. whom
they haso gotten, they sill part With for glass
Ut benz"
this clorea tho intcrvie~.
brhus0 CONFIRMATION.
Last evening TR1urNE reporter had An Inter
y,ow Will, an Alderman who can bo relied on.
and vho IL known would cnuhtentncs no dis.
honorable 8chems, Oh tho subject Of tho Council
ssr it, sG5aa poer n tnf hp III la eH0s'
Slid tho reporter: "Do you know Of auy
movement being on foot amohg the members oi
tha Council io0king to them holding over Unit
1877"
~ do, s!e."
"Ilavo you been spoken to by ANY me1nberf
| on tho aubject:"
".rl.o subject haa been nroached to me, Ind
| am sirs sucl movement Is Gu fout."
| ''Ato you prepared TO give nams.s"
! "Not Jet, but you mind, they'll lie for.hcom
| ing aoon."
'sThcn thosa fellows Intend to hold over II
thsy Can, without warrant Of Ian =
II pieaumo 30; that's their object, eyi
dcutly,"
| ais the MaEnr In with tlemi"
| "ThRt can't tekl.''
| ala there any prospect Of the schems succeed
Ing r.
this tho movement la IN foot, and no bono
bong fnatie about it arous,d The City-usll."
uoss the interview cloBcd.
, 1876-02-03
ILLINOIS TREASURY STATEMENT.
Spsc.al DsspatsA to The chs:d1o aTiouhH.
Rpntsnrlztp, ILL.,, Fob. 2.-FolloTsng II III
7tnto Traseury Btut eruel,t for January:
MORGAN CITY, LA.

DnAsuElR. La. Feb. a.-Cauuon wore fired,
nacs displayed, and the riti:ens turned out cn
1uaaso, in 1ol!iacanon ovsr the receipt Of the
news that tho Legislature has passed tho peo'
ple'a memorial to change Tho na.no Of this towu
from HrAshsAE to Morgan CITY, III conpl llment IA
respect and sstes,n In Which hs Ia hold by tho
psqple Qf LpnlAAuA
, 1876-02-03
WESTERN 8TAGE.c0ACH,HG.

CHEYENNE. Wyo., Fob. 2.-Tho ftat etage Of
r, ID. Yntes i Co.'s sonI-Weekly direct line bs-
twoon Cheyenne and CuAtot City, ria Fort Lara
mic aud Rod Cloud, carrying tho Un!tcd stalcs
mall, IeavtB In tho morning. 4 daily line will
ho In operation In twenty days. Large parties
ato leaving horn daily for tho mines. The Union
Pacific track lB clear.
, 1876-02-03

evcr, that competition among tho several roids
for lenfo wtt! 30 tenseu tho rahsenRer Haten thai
ihs a.tcndahco FROM Tho State will b. ail that
could te d0bIrod.
, 1876-02-03
TNE INnANE AsYLrN.


1uE 1NaAsE AsYLrH.
II "a, rsi,o, u 1bs cA,togo 7'r.,uu4:
,.'.,'a =" IA, o-Tha ,cn,,t ra.nrn.I In TIM
eh,c1uo, rsp. ~ .ses ] A. u,, @
County bohsa W ioaF pnys'e'Ans connee.oa WIN
tho County Hospital H. In 'omo % ,s'pssss 40 m ,..
WV Auo"1 =, mo n,,vn,.1v inutg.,od ho III.
70 convoy = WA o"soa'' '.'.h- ~
report snndc by commistce Of tho socsety Of
Physicians and Surgeons OF this city, Which ant
mn,lycrted vcty eovosaly upon tho management
- ~, f,oun,y Asvlun,. and wts published with
~, ~ -. I'.1ata eav,,o..ct,r, .ho tr,n,.,alon
LUG 'h'oa''on u .s ~. nso1.
mado upon tho pnhiso w that report. ~ '' ptoo-
ably Aatiafnctoty, a. s'ich. to CommsA8lonore
Holden, hcCafrrey, Ct al, but tha citlzens Of ,
rs.i. ,,,,t. 49,, ia rood,c,, man WIN M rn,n1.
soo~ s.. a.. uao.,, ~ t,,x.;n,n. and surgeons.
oefs OF tno ooc4e'F u A"!'et~"n "t'4 ,.l ~ ~,
were tnsnltod by Connlasiohes hooe"' "'''
laro \ different oriniou.
rbo ,cnort Il, tha Hoele,y OF Thysiclans and
u,xaonn. eorta,oe ,,st,nrt and 1,osi.iye CHARGES
s'"'sto', sS''.. .I -....,,.,t -, H., A,,n,u, ,
IN rcsaru 70 'no ma'e e.'nn'sn,s IA insnei"nt %
anil Of poor quality eaconu, that tho sgstom
undo, which It Ia controlled is vicious and likely
A. .,t, 1,.rr,, .u, tn,r,, that. ACCORDING To nj,
10 "oth nA'" @"e' .u. ., ,,,,a ah,s,s H..
the estimates tho Committee coula obtain tue
cost Of tho Asylum 10 tho tax-pAsesa OF tno eonn-
ty ia oxorbjtant, considering tho equivnlont ro-
ceivcd. Tl!ose were tho fital points ae u hp'
pcareh to ono "ho hsAlu t1e sopott pIasentea.
| and afterwards rena M uo ial! summary III NC
| noEt mornings 1h1nuSE' Ahn otno1 tnG.f .i.F
mentioned Ill roRatu ~ ."o ... snna.,on ~ t1 sn9
| Asyluu1-the food anu tue httenuaneo' anu
accommodation or ho pauenIa-Wo!o
secondary md . iucluen,tal 60 taoso pt'ne.,-
pal ones, Iho nul!u,ng, " "ss hs.1o' W.
Ia good, tho Sontiat1oh ahu wafer snt'p!Y INIT
and tho situation, though not @ . oGsiIan!o ohe,
Is for the pfeseht ci''itfsble Iho aoaaaa a. 10
food. hoddtng, attendance; ana ttohsu!eu1 ol tno
patients "cto Etson ~ a. tae nne o. tne anspoo.
ton Us mo Coutnittce'-a gteas aultotot1ncns 11s
] WAS possible, md wo lopo thAs VIC eau oeitefo
th,s lattht report that II Hhs nech Haoe no!ne
| PtoGfePh' sl'8tt cuuHhA' - J.. ~ Inv, N.s ~
| lihysicinun aud EurpeuuH,
| TnklnG up those thrco main chafeea Hiaue
against ille C1ok County Lnhatic Asylnnn now
naso tne tnca'pelS ~ 81. trst ,hat n snaui,i.
nisr. and incompotont medical aslenuanco It ia
, 1876-02-03
WAETEC~.MALE HELP.

HpbltLeonnra. NleTlks. Etc.
JrASTEp-AH AHSI&TASt ltt!:I t:tRHk Df
" s..etai yaafA' a1petener. Appl5 with tsfrrh7c+.
Al .22 West LATEST. 49,
, 1876-02-03
1tOor-LAt |

10 TIE Eaitcr af The Chicago Trtonns:
CHICAGO, Feb. 2.-Tho die Is cast. Tho courts
confess that thc1o Ia 10 remedy for tho most
stupoudous robbery, II .nado under tho protext
Of leyyug tax, bus III revolution. Lot reyolu-
tiou then come, aay /. Never lot tho citizens Of
Chicago Bubmit 10 this diabolical pIl1agc. Pay
not cont. Lot tho minionH Of tho tLieving
ring lay sl,oir robbor hauds your goods II they
date. TheEo IL spirit up and abroad among
tho people that mohnB mischief when tho
ultimate nct Of oppsossfon ia consummased.
It means, too nn eloction for Mayor In April,
wbeu sotne aUc!, fearioss ltotnnu as John Went-
WORTH shall DO placed IN the Mayoralty. aud nt
bis lead tlio pc0nle viii tranplo the Iniscreants
into tho ulira,-oYory crrsod seoandtsl OF thetn
that haa tho scout OF the State Prison about hia
Rpoak no uncertain sound In this crisis, oh
In!1uNE, for tho hour calls Tot Ito fehrleaN and
tho ready, but walta not long. BnDTus.
[At tie tiu,o "pruttsa'' wroto ho was not hware
that thee feaEeas mud th rcatly" hhd responded II
+ tic Inquiry tho hour was making for him Tho
nomination OF Conehshtll ltoynnlds and bis ac-
ceplanco ao.to the question. undcr that white
hag +" l}rutus" may onl0ll hmsolf 70 fight the
battle nt the coming revolution aud to trhnpls
mscrsAul8 IN ths miro 10 aoon ~ II thaVg I
lttle,l
, 1876-02-03


Eo1l EALE1t GoTftHE AND LOT tiLEA1kD
bstween uaklsy anil Wh,ttrn.s'a, n"Ar Alissndta
A. 11oute my: contans four roots etotsts And
ap. I'll iii III H. I'd r
~. pt:; n sa K s P1,s H y ,astE q s.n n
dolph.ae., socond 1qof. -.-.
i hnuss "a Hlsteonthtt., hrtutrn MtchIxan AMI lrd
mai. % j rom. sas sa:i selis:: sia:si'
nurh spd sist. inautss ii tfs fitth.as. -.
1iuR RsAiE-MARDthPntNro on G4LUNEr:1v..
"a isTs:a sne s
iron BALK-fd5rs uY WNST CoSUIlEss ,hHp
r., IT.; fsi' es1j Ra'i!;s Fl Sae M build
3on SALE 1kTllE WMitEr 'NoS r. ilSrs Ii61 !.
II, nssrr Leinsr preteufs and probably never ~ hs
Yo b1 nna;o .ad u" f. r., Fl, s
CO., e. III wv Ritz nf! III T%..
ron sALE-s Iors GoR EH wAt.AsI!:Ay. AM,
iasar.r' so. sMaTaoE HILL. Il &sshiax'an.,,.
E9H AI T!L,s H. n, MAMy.IS6 h.st, Mn
&c j. Il s we' xssf. d ti:s ssss';ss s
| lfon sALE-snUTH IIDK. NEW 2.STORY HOUSE
T. hr1ss and tna ocaunn. "a. rats',
s9a t::;'a1s ts Ks,E bs e.:
t1uR sAlk-io,xn. rRhT. IaptAnA.Ay,. NRAlt
h.ra.s m flr ~" hqa;s ~. '''a
I1on SALE -rw..s1UnY iiu,;sE On. INDIANA.
AVE- near rh!fty!tatts.. rocm'. hot md end xateI
s.shF1GKeH ,5d etso; lot Sf1 oo' thu" j. H.
ll6RK1i.E-Xr3T J0TTAGE. ROOMS. AND LOT
j. ii. KEELEW. Iii Ci.rE.n.
, 1876-02-03

ClNUKn OFfICK or 4, j. AELCtlRRT, CITY
- Axsnt A3 Vast Madison t.-A8rhutS 4of4 on
monta1J Vsynsots, reats4. Fsp.ltsd and s1ohanted.
CurkR1on FAMILY sKWlN0.NAQuiNK. PAI0E
. s8 wtyrSntsd and potIsct With tueksx and A.
I4e61stati i zstAua Il ~. NJ. Eso WabAsh&h
, 1876-02-03


10 ths E,!iLor NJ 3ht CA'edtd lriouht:
Cu,cAuu. Fob. l,-al!he Ua'!oys supos arc not
10 oyerworkcu but that tl,oy had time to 10
round Tho streets with subscription paper ask
ing n,oney to buy l'ailoy watch. Probably
lhose nho "como down wont DO Inspected very
| severely. "'1 1'''
, 1876-02-03

nes; q muutes; u een,s fate; at cntnmnt per
ysArt ss,eb trains Artcan Hell water supp&lAh fr.s.
kchpol facilities nnSnEplset. ton!r. built u order. And
aold On time. GEUItl;K It. CLARKE. Agent. Nj II =;
Ch Arltef at EotumeIcp.
E7OR sALK-HEhr SOUTH ESGLE~DoD iyTs.
pa,abia ii per mauth. AArsOS HILL. VI Washing.
ton. At.
, 1876-02-03
FOR SALE

FOR AALk. -..
lNuR sArE-Flfh 0fEKroATEIyA9 4 r!s,I. s,pLEsn!D l
, 1876-02-03

nivONuEs,- -LKu ALLY OBTAINED. NOT FRAUD
uIeutlY, Fse ttLeF deerss. E!osea 9Sas practices
In lhs coata Of uhlea4o. Address pa4t- Ouas Boz 1851
7,lyoKUES LEuALLY unrAISED FOR IHCOM.
patlblltI, scaadaa asoilyI fss Alter decree.
, 1876-02-03


IyiNsT:ci-sBy MACEtyE fAnr. m ~ KnuSpAv. ASD @
sa.hef 6o!lo, p.asr. '.asA snd 4. r.
meats al tu aud fine loaAtt"n t inahs
munet, ur would fat6 EAFtuFe with cAsh cApttAl ".
t. WEbEs, II soath Halsledst.. Chicago,
11ALF INTEREST m SASH. DOOR. AND Hind
chop haiins. 4ad mastsSs e sar sas AZ N 'on
IN AccouSr oF, SICKNESS, WILL hELL FOR M
" 6E ealh rny Wholesale manufacturing tuslncsf hst
il paying wsll Eal aud sIAu,tno fur toarssf. H. j.
LENlS, cll Wnst Msdssonh.
11AHR INVESTMENT f0ll "a PlrAl.-FOK BALE
hes hod{ Of E..1.tS i be,ssen fne
Inc In AusnIty ~ aas9s ns.s dfoH MSun-
HT' Fuf pst;cula1b sddrsaa ii. +. UAYGh suAb,
la1mIuEtou. No. -...
il,hR wJttjLK 3OH ONE.lIAIF lYTEnEAr IN A
rsstsntapt, bar. ruan's. md private 5npl,oT
roons ud sl.tl.hsd ss.nt. fur sale % E.ty .ho go
fuu III Iasuslblr txIEnA eukazsI In otAsf nlAanssa
AAaT"tt u ~ Trtb4ns uhIoe. ...--
(arAHrEn- in An ESTA Nl.!SIlED EARRlAHk
" &nrY. with largo etunlty rsts cu1npc-
trnt nan With 4s.ts1. AddIc-s W, Tr!bnno ufhee
t.i MN Will. NUy AN EsrAIlst1Kn coal.
Sl,UUU bu.!ucs. naJak ls1so. prot,'s ~ arsnh
reason for solinE EArs chAnos. Adds"ss ~ 'no'
ma pfica.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05
Tornado Ia EEentncky.


NASHVILLE, Dec. ga terrific
tornado passed twelve miles east Of
Hickman, Ky, on Sunday evening,
sweeping down whole forests in its
pathway The force of the wind
was SO great that persons can now
walk over the trunks Of the trees
where before was dense woods.
Twelve dwelling houses and barns
we're blown down. Some Of them
we're shattered into fragments, the
inmates barely escaping with their
lives. The worm fences, from the
bottom rail, were all lifted and blown
away.
At Mayfeld two persons were
crushed Il death under the ruins Of
houses. 4 negro was killed outright
at another point. \ man named
Chucks and a lady named Miss Scar
cy were killed. Her sister was badly
crippled. The hotel at Reelfoot lake
was blown down, the guests barely
escaping. Some were badly bruised
hy flying timber. Death and de-
s.rGction left their trace along the
entire track of the tornado, which
made a noise heard for miles.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

THE Cleveland Leader, in answer
to The continual charge that the pres,
ent monetary depression is owing
to the misnanagement of the Nation
al Administration, make use of this
fitting language: AS there is no
election pending now. perhaps some
''of the unhappy organs will vent
"ure to explain why it is hat trade
land manufactures are so completely
PROSTATE in Canada that the labor
ing classes are in many places al
most upon the point of starvation.
The bread riots in Montreal, where
two thousand people marched TO the
City Hall and demanded work or
dread, might iurnish a text for a
highly Interesting editorial By one OF
'the editors who have been so long
"and so successfully proving to the
voters that the hard times are the
fault Of radical extravaganza and
corruption and "Shermaa's d
resumption blu In Canada they
have no greeabacks, no Republican
party, no resumption bill. but times
are worse, work and food scarcer
than here
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

Fol years the Democratic press
has been preaching the beauties OF
free trade" and pointing to Eng
land as an example Of that beneGcent
system where everybody was grow
ing rich. and the country daily be.
coming more prosperous. just now,
however. E~aglishmen are asking for
q little Incidental protection" IN
their'n. and the beautiful thing which
our Democratic leaders have so love
ingly urged upon this nation, has col
lapsed. OF late manufactures have
progressed in other countries, the
demand for British goods has fallen
III, and that kingdom having no lon
ger Q monopoly OF the markets Of the
world. begins 10 End it necessary to
protect its own products against the
increasing amounts manufactured in
other countries. About this lime il
win be in order for the manufacture
crs Of this country to keep 4 sharp
eye on Mr.. Speaker Kerr, andthe free
trade Democracy hehas given con-
troll Of the important committees in
Congress.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05
TIE WEATHER
stoned 10 DCafi,

The details If the recent terrible
death ola Jew in Hamadan (Ekbatana
of the aucients), il Persia, have been
received. \ wealthy Persian owed
"a large sum Of money to the Rabbi
Casiim, who asked the Persian to
repay him n day when they chanc-
ed t. meet IN a bazaar. A quarrel en-
sued. and the crowd which had col
lected asked the Persian what the
cause Of the trouble was. He de-
termined TO get rid Of his creditor,
and, turning TO the crowd, said, "li
this mar bad merely insu!ted me /
should cave ken; silent, bat be has
abused cur religion aud blasphcmed
the prophets. 1 cannot, : .erefore, be
SILENT The crowd fell upon the
Rabbi and threatened to kill him.
He took refuge in the neighboring
house Of a rich persian, TO whom be ap-
pealsd for protection. The lauer con
cealcd the jew in M inner room and
barred the doors Of the house. The
crowd demanded has surrender. The
noble Persian refused. and the doors
broken down. The lawless rab-
be poured in, found the fugitive,
dragged him into the street and ston-
ed him to death. The dead body
was dragged about The t0gn with
and finally brought into the
market place, where the mouth was
diled with powder and the head WAS
biown TO pieces. \ fire was then
kindicd and the corpse was buraed
up. -Four jews, who had fallen into
the bands of the mob, we're ili-treat-
ed and severely woanded. The
dwellings Of the lsraelites were plum
dere5, aud Il general massacre of all
the Jews-and Christians likewise
would have followed had DOT the
au,horities interviewed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

4 FAINT idea of the profits Of
patent medicines is being gathered
by the public, who swallow the nos,
trums. from the revelations being
made in On action FOR divorce. pend
ing between Walker, the manufac-
turer Of Vinegar BItters," and bis
wife. Madam, petitions Chief Jus.
tice Daily Of the Supreme Court Of
New York, to award her $500 per
week aud S.. 600 as counsel fees dur
ing the peadency Of the trial, and
swears that her husband has an i'm
mense fortune. that in 1870 he was
worth 0ne million Of dollars, and
that bis present income is now sew
eral hundred dollars per day. and yet
be is SO mean tha, be oply allows her
$50 per week for spending money,
which she claims is too small. In
reply the husband swears that be
was never worth more than $780,
coo, that be lost $780, 900 Of this in
bad speculations, and that be has
now only about $1,000 90, but has al
income Of 500, coo per year. He
then charges his wife with undue ex-
<rayaganee, says that at times she
wears rs much as $40. 600 worth oil
clothing aud jewels or her person.
aud requires as many as thirteen and
four .een dresses a week si . cost OF
$500 TO $500 each. Here IS q beau
iiful Illustration Of how guBabili,y
csters 10 quackery.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05

ann bis disapproval Of the renew
al OF men who mad served heir
country faithfully by these who bad
fought 10 destroy il. II Will" said
the President, find 4 place for every
man turned out SO long IS there is a
Democrat left in any Of the executive
departments. have taken car q
all sho have beea lgrnod cut thus
far, and / propose to take care of the
few still remaining, If they are remov-
cd 10 make room for Democrats.
There are enough Democrats stl.
holding Office in tie departments to
give every maa who is remoycd from
the House q position, aud / shall MI
hesitate to order their discharge f0r
such 2 purpose"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-05
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