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4 SPECIMEN GRANT PET.
The Career Of Young Man who was with
nrothrr Uivi IN business.

ihe career oil n oung Wan who was With
nrothrr Oi,i' IN business.
George w Moore, ono of the dependents
on the house uf Grant, was examined yesterday
In Drouklyn, rs "a Judgment abtor In tue suit OF
the Army and Navy Ciuo for $50 dues and other
ciub expenses. He liyos at 10 THIRD place, In
house that lie thinks. ia owned by James Stokes
OF Phelps, Dodge s Co. lie occupies 1t without
paying any rent, because Of the kindness Of
some one whore name he does not know. He
testified that In 1874 he engaged with Orvi
Grant 0he Presidents brotherl. Henry A. ID wen.
and Mrs. EuReuii v. Blunt In the IN an ufacture
OF patent paint at ~ Beekmsn street. The firm
was known rs George W. Moore & Co. They had
one contract with the Government, and did a
lfihng business outside OF what they sold tho
q yrtnment. IL VA understood between the
COMPANY ara tue supervising Architect. A. II.
hullett, that II tn, paint proved satisfactory
they could use rGe Qu ntiilrs of IL on the New
ny MAS or1Hnlzeo with view Of furnishing
the tovernint NJ with the paint, out the material
aid not suit. There was money lost by u. lie
put IN all the capital, about tldO. tiliam A.
Moore, bis father. was appointed receiver by the
court. H0 sold tue gOods 10y auction. Inc wit
no's testified that went INTO the hat irade ia
Become street ard nut In 5000 capital Ihe
| firm failed with $00,OvJ liatiAties. He added
| tn he was n def. nutnt IN numrer of suits
aud another lady owned the furniture In bis
house, and that he owned no jsxelr,. He was
presented To the Army no Navy Club by his
brother .iD-l.w, Col. Clinton q. Colgate.
| The firm OF George W. Moore 3 Co. was put
into bankruptcy on the petition vi Ora. RIgenia
Blunt, the ~ite Of toe patentee OF the paint. II
was alleged IN cunuection with the bank uptc.
| proceedings that young Moore. who fr.uirbed
the capital bofroAed tne money ..,-m his fat y ,
1nd sisned the hrn''e At me to TIE note. When
JUDGMENT was on'hibS1 ugainst the nrm and
~n- about 10 b. put IN ex lcutiou, Mrs Blnnt
Vut lu ~ pettuou. Oryil Grant uid not con-
, ,'odts cent, but was tascu iuto tue nrm Tor
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The family Of Isaac Iaylor, OF DI Tenth
avenue. discovereds strange mln dressing himself In
the bscE be room 10 the sccon1 story, occupied by
tho two bOVs when asked what be was doing there no
said IN daxci way that he did know. He thought
things looked queer AMEN u woe Out now 40 nsle
pened TO be IA the house he could not e Tue 0rsves
was missing. IN, trJat door vas iodno viue otea.
with bOtu locks OrOaen OH Tho panel, OF tI0 Uaso
ment door had % ea kiC e. In DrfVrs Justice BiIgI
tue tntrud dcsUriD himse " Hrury Eirl, OF isJ
Wost Tnir y-eoyeDth street. lie had b IN drunk, lie
was COMMITTED to .ns"or charge Of Uurslsry
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PRIZE HrhRs INDIcIED.
Bench Warrants Oai isr those whs ore iu
the Fight In Srptember.

CINciNsArL Nov. A-Ihe Grand Jury OF the
Criminal C.ur OF Kenton county, Ky. hsve reported
indictments against Thos Allen snd Joe Go,s tor prize
nshtlng also against Joe Cuslck, Alfred Edwards.
1hoobaud Bauer Bsrnev Aaron. Snd Eph HOLLAND. tor
asst ting At ptIs night also against John Dwyer.
mos. iiy anu John Ryau Tor acting as second. 70
Goes aud Al T.e jur, has not concluded labOrs
yrl, AMI vi probably inulci considerable numb I
wltucss 10 the ltlle diversion OF last ), ptenb r.
VITA the exception OF Eph Holland, Alfred Edw rda
ana John kyan. live mere. the Sherln will ma Ii
dif1 ult 10 serve cspis on the lnaIotcd.
Alien hHNi ing been under arrcst AId nayug gwen ball
his Da drosr-d forfeited and sui ordered 10 be
brought AGAINST nis bond,m AC pas wHs or,Ierrd
lrsucd for him. bench warrants ere iss urd for
a. wac -ere indicted lie bail Of toe principals is
fk d OF vs. 40 Of tue Others ut IL 900 o. On Allen
IL IL ssld, uat gone to AustTAia '
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court meets to IN borrow at iOA. NJ.
Mr.. HEWITT TO GEN HAMPTON.
The Hon. Antam 4. Hewitt has written th .
following letter to Gen. Wade Hampton
NrlosAL pssooaArlo cosnrrrEA

[
NEw hOkK. Nov. ~, 1870 !
MT DIAN SiRi our hddIru Die sddross 10 tue pro.
pie O SVutu CSrUiuA e tue suuJ ct OF unver tom.
n.ruua auUn mere In lac, the prudence, the forUesr.
anc', aud tue se con rVl o. your people, under The
mo trh.s. CT uns prVvocaions, Is beyond ~ pra'e.
Vnl, ttu.t tnat In the exsing situation IN which
you ~ nn1 yOursed next wtok no outbreak vii
cur II 10 aimVs too uuch tV expect IA tthtro viii be
discreet man IN South Carolina WHO may lrovOge
tue cOlison. bat Le'ertnrless, the povd, ace Of Coz
50 tat sui.eu tuu anu our people IN all your I'm
cutes. that your riend- iest ta calm coincidence upon
tue ~lsd, IN ana god fortune which hive 80 far at
tented your actions.
You mN assured that your Northern brethren
h W COnscCrated themselves to the wOrk OF de.
nv,r nee, anu will nev cease their tnOrt. until you
arr restored 10 that ire-u M Nhtrewith you were
na ire " 10y the labprs aud sscrInCgs .uG Nsdom of
our fsfathtrs sud your for father.
OCu you sDd your people ali the wisdom aud all
the palen,c Lceded Ia tins hour trial aud thls
crisis ~ tie uestiuy Of our cOmnon country.
We have ,uii f-tu ia the Ju a. OF the psO le OF the
Unltcu states, -id 10 entertain uoubt ~
nnsi Seidc which they Nll pass upon ne occurrences
Of the last two "eess lhis verdet viii ,ureb vndl.
cate tnrr jes,y, aud r-tstaDsd irce gUy.ruIne ut
upon lasting n sis. have the honor 10 be.
Very respectfuiiy. your ob, disnt 80. Want.
ABRAH >. HEWITT.
ChalrIisn Nst. Dem. tvm.
Gen. v ABE HAMPTON Co unlOis. :. {.
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TIL. Happ, Family IN ,be F,ubth District.

just before the recent election the German
Republican Contra Committee VI NoN YORK County
ordered a reorganization o. the German Republican
Association OF tho Eighth Assembly District Last
evening a meeting OF thr Eighth District Assntia.
tiun, the Central Comnil Zee Wa Ormaly CrusurVd,
and The roe q, mhers ~ the asos lsun wac favored
the reorganization expelled. Tuej were deieg tea
to the Centrsl Com nit cf. Dr II rImIn Moore, Nr.
George sherman, aud Mr, GustaV katE
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SOME H1SHINGTON TOPICS,
Framing a New Form oi Govcrument for tho
DisirI OF Columbia.

wAsHIN0roS, Nov. si.-lhe subcommittee
- the joint spec committee to frame form Of gov
crnnrnt for Cue District of Columbia. az their meeting
to-day, considered b for that purpose 1t provides
Tor three cOmmsslD lDner, two OF whom shall have hern
residcnts - the District nj ryc years ana do not
clau residence elsewhere Their salaries tncn 10 be
60 D'na Ne.r The mode Of their Appoutuirut Is not
yet Il tormned upon The rte tf f,N dr, iicd
upoh AZ $50 on Each 800 Ut real property, ~ the
valutilOn, aud 81 on every 800 ~Orth OF personal
pfup rty The bwtrct IN 10 pay sixty uhd the general
Goyernn,nt tony per cent of tle entre amount r,.
qurtd Tor The sup n uf the Uls rct GuNtrhmrut
1hr hin aboshrs toe Board ~ HEALTH nnd IN its place
ptOiiltr one Lval h Ohicsr, ~ltn four Inspectors.
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CHICAGO. Nov. "A 4-Ex Senator Trumbull
wrl Ga AS follows from New Orleans to 500 Ia
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Much valuable jewolry and money having
been stolen atcy from In the Ator House. tho
landlords app led to the police, and early on Tuesday
morning Detective Nag ssS wiulm Connolly.
alias " Bill the watcher" stroh down corridor IN tho
Astor House. nolseieesly tur ing tho KNOBS ot ths
doors. Every door Was fisienel. At about O'Clock
yesterday morning. the icctIye pu vest witt ms
wa ch Chald dIspa aged .pcuOusy. on char near
I door Of his room, aud. cav tnr open went
into room ON the oppo ic side Of the curtidvr Con.
nelly appeared ana the wa ch Ia hi. pocket
soon ate ward. Justice DuTf conmttoi ~ n in do
fault Of 81. 500 all. Csnnoy'a recent imprisOn.
ment WAS ia Moy ain ensIug 4, tson.
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A Faro Banker sentenced to Prison.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. "a A decision Of tho Court
that one of tho principal gamblers 10 Louisville must
pay nne ana sun r az months imprisonment On
account Of carrying ou gsuls OF faro. proauc,
considerable SIR among that csss ~ the community
beo1ust OF the precedent 1t establishes Heretofore
ny payment OF nnea RanD cFs were ptrnlttod 10 con
linue their games The prrsrnt case VII he carr,d u
thr Court Of Appeals aud there tested, far
onment Il cOnCtrued. Brcthron from Chicago, \ W
YORK ana elsr~here are herc 10 raise tOOO0 BY when
L
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nr CnhinrI nircns.ina L..

WAsnIS0roS. Nov. 2L-There W "a fun Cabl-
net meeting to-day, lasting two hours. At which gen.
era conyersaton on Affairs IA Louitana FLORIDA, and
South Carolina aud the various complicated questions
growing OUT Of the Presdcntls election received IT.
ten'On. There was s)me discussion OF the statutes
tOuchi = pOihts mt have received pubic attcntUn.
ana opinions - Atoruti Generals he qLosi
Of The rights and outies NJ cOuris Instance similar
10 those prominent now IA south Carolina aud forua
were reicrrrI 10 during the sesslOn but the meeting
decided nothing, ana no formal Rcon nf character
WAS thkcn Dy he HJYernMen that could bear upon tae
L. a
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On the 1rst OF October John J. Hart was It's
charged from tn employ of c. Godfrey Guntner since
that time he has been circulating cneck. on the Me-
chsnics' National Bank OF thi, city bearing Mr. Gus-
thers name very BADLY forged. Hart formerly en-
ployed e.. O. uunthtrs SON but diechHr fed fUr
druDEenness. He was tncn empioyed by Mr. deorEs
GuIthor SuperIuto dent Of the Gomez Island RrOad.
aud placed the ticket Uice at U'eenu OOd CUmJisfyi
aud there o ODtaucd the blAnk checks tCn. slnco
his discharge, no has been 60 Successfully Milling out
ana clrcuia ng. The auuunts rang FROM $40 " tlOo.
aud sgg rogate nearly G,0)O He ts yot ~ large.
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John J. Allen, the Brooklyn supervisor Of
FL elton. paid his $40 deputies appointed 60 see
that the CDngr ssmen vure elected all rght tlgTO.
anu Unued states Marshal n-rics has paia the 100
special ueputto u.s. 90 taxes Mr. Allen about siI
months to maze out us bi. anu those tAniii WIN
his metuVds tn Imitation OF ltte JOhDny ,vcnpurt.
place tue amount Of hls ch Al about OO making
tae co.t to tae Government " the BrVVA eisOtioa
over
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The third Of the great cradle gables wA
stretched between the OF the East RIVER I+idgs
yesier1 sfternoOn. The cable wac haLed acruss a
the end q Msniia rOpo. AID tikcn without
u'mCuity MI. fartinstUu inAster MECHANIC, sad,
yctterdsJ that ae thould nave tue aud tvvs
briaEe IA position BY the tst OF JsluAry.
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nr. II. g. Eastman OF Poushkeep,e sent TO
Mayor Wicshsm Yesterday a long communication. h
wncn hr says that pure and sweet water may no
puu prl from tho HudsOn rvor thin 1itreh mules Of
the Crotous tlOut-rloi AZ c,st OF uIL Lloro tLAa
o. 40 go.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE by TEA
SUNS REPORTERS
Ex-Prc-idept Berdcii sued by His Dnuabters
ACiatm Of One Hundred Thousand Doiiars
against n wife who seek. n Divorce.

Robert H. Berdoli, late President Of the Erie
Rsiwsy Company ha been sucd by his d,u ,hter. Lis
Hle A. Bcrd, H. tie complain sllcgnr that on Dco
i2 1892. he, Tor valuable considcruton. executed .
deed OF trust OF certain property syiveser u PARK
hurst Tor the benent OF Thcoooro and Charcs r. Berdeu
ana herself during their minority. and when they be-
me OF age the property vas to b. conveyed to them
absolutely. She Va thit Pirkhurst did not perform
his duties diJ not require decd, enter into posses
sion. Mr. Berdell eub'caue1tly sol the properly for
800 and received tBJOOO In which with In
terist makes t2JO,OoO ior onc.third OF which shs
claimed judgment She recovered jIdgment for 49,.
zoo anu execution bel ig returned tsncd, Mr. Bor-
deil was examined on supplementary proceedings bo-
fore juice spor in the Superior Court lie tea inoi
that he had iots In Brookyu which In litigation.
out hao no personal property cxccp clam ~ t1OO-
ooV aganH Mrs. Dsrdcll his wife VINO IS scekiJg di-
vOrce ana ot
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fore the Liberal CLUB, last evening, M
stepht s. Nash iecturod upon the Unltel COasi ssr
and illustrating the sccurso, 81 the Coast sur.
vey system. he said th.. tue al tanoe betwoon two
mountains iu NJ" mpshire when Is nftyn miles.
has o-s measured by three different Of trt.
singles from tic thrcc principal base lines. anu THAI
tue eessurrm.nt., .IeI Tag over hundreds Of miles
nAye ssreed within fourteen inches
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DAITIMORE, Nov. A.-1he Academy of Music
in this city Will be soli by public auction Dec u.
under decree Of court The building was erected ia
n ~ rd street few le 70 since DY Julnt stock
riluon, aud, Win the grounus cOst several hunured
dollars.
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II. DeJenkoio, n CnlImuiA street saloon keeDs
III BroOkDn aud :. Burger Republican. sgrecd thA
u Tideu was elec,cd Burger should erect flagstaff
twenty feet hxh, on Dir II, JeukOb'r house. anu
gr en-. Tue IRIS co ahd ha, u n trs o.ccted
Del hgOl1 {, ohmb up aud pant Is rri iu hDhOr
tue blOCdr sHrt. Tao patIs ~ tue agreement are
~ Ia ~ Il nIf
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Pou0HKERPsIE, Nov A-Six burglars made n
raid ON tue summer resdenoe of Mr.. Dooinr. ~ Nov
Hamburg, early this morning One - them wac shoi
b. MI. MVKittctck, the man In charge amt Ms com
rades bore MN assS. Mono OF then have been arrested
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The DealL Of Hartford Clergyman.

HARTFORD, Nov H-The Rev. Charles II.
FISHER of lhls city rector OF st. Pauls Church, died
very suddenly this ornne. lie the senior clergy
.'au o. tue Cuy, nj WAS lat mitcly connected WIN
tnr t4iF Charilrs During his lif1 he performed the
lnarlIsc ceremony about 1000 times.
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CIsCIsNATI, Nov. 2i.-In tho Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Hamilton couu'y. yesterday. MIS- fla.
both West recovered verdict Of 1000 for breach of
promise OF mari ge against the tar OF knOrn Hayes
,he attul having died since tho beginning VI me trial
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Nnnadn nlnLinr kenlr rnr ,hn Prninn..

ST. AIBANs, VI, Nov H-The Canadians EVIL
IDENTITY fear that the Peuans mediate an INVASION. Tho
e madam Government has seut Peter smith of - Ar
mand r. O. QuarterMaster of the slEticth battalion Of
Canadian Volunteers, 1000 TuunUs Of uuskot cart
ridges. 50 that he nsy % IN rcddiness 70 dUrlOute
to,n to the OattallJn snould IT become uoO, ssgry.
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samuel E. saimony. nIrumy.

Samuel {. Salmons ~se held for lr,.I by jus
uce Bixby yesterday. after an eKimnstiOn Of Tie
charges OF big my preferred BY CsfOlin TIA "
Brot klYn Toe defence that tho certificate of
riaEo pietentUj ~ evidence spu, Jus,lot
Duf sald tuat Hs S,lmOus bad prcScutcd
LIS wife, Tue Atr 70 We legal under tho laws of tue
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A RcvoluiIon In Lower California.

FAN DIKdO, Nov. ga revolution has broken
out IN Lower California. Jos6 Moreno has collected
force aud Issued prOnunci mentos declaring himself
tuVernOr. Ito has npIi,oned Gov. Niagrana and his
hecrrtary 10 rilues, seized the Custom House at RIO
Juanh, dtpuhed Nllagrana's Collector, ana restored
tsosar, Who was removed como monihs aAu Mary
MICA cans have ener,d Lower California IRON tuls state
and VI Moreno.
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A clerk IN the JERSEY CITY Court House. white
hunting. captured shipr idst wuunlei ths
wing. He put It IN cage. II iuty Sheriff Scriven. -
examining tue Oird Oh Fridy, pa hi- head too clos
tue ctge All tue btd uArted 10 on niO Ills eye, ruin
eliber.
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The number OF Troop. Around washington.

WAsnINGrON, Nov. 2i.-Iho total number OF
troops ordered to " shinF'on up TO date / between
eight and nine hundred. 1his includes the eight com
pRnes or batteries now hero, and four mpanie. of
intAuiry which aaYr received or tuCOmp from
Font Sll. The latter ent frotn New York Clty
to inc West inpi spring to participate Ia summer
campaign against the hostile Indians.
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The OmclaI Vote of Mi..ourI.

Sr. LOUIS Nov. a 10 oncIdl Io'urns Of this
state give the vote for Presidcnt ts follower 1ideu
2RBs7 Hnycs. IA aaSi Cooper. aiQ,i Iildun'. ma.
md lOuptr, Ol 7f -
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Sm. II pox has broken out IN jroad. JACKSON,
Cooper. and Mercer streets, Ia the Thlri ward OF
Trenton. Several cases we're reported ycsterday.
aud call has Loen made Tor meeting OF die loal, h
Board
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I. De Nitt IaBago gives notice that on sun
y a. di course on tue lrai ii ur of tne t.n.-
NJ VIII give hi, views on the txlsng situation #
IN thr country nnd vi indicate thu .utlcs OF oizeas
Aud ChristlAns all parusa
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Justice iward Monk OF HoOoken was nned
hre dollars ana oosta ~ llIe iul. County Court OF
bts>ons Tor falrN pfI7Onment The Court sugg.~
that IN common Jlsttoo 20 hlso1f aad 70 tue pu0.it
thAt 40 ro1ian his OniOo.
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LoNDoN Nov. A.--Seyen hundred and nfty
thOurtn1 dollars ln sp,cio were NithdrIvu from tho
hanN of kngland lO-uay tor shipment to the United
btxtus.
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PHiLADfIPHIA, Nov. H.-Ihe new building
erected ny the proprietOrs of the Phadcpha Iniesat
Eighth ID Chestnut streets having been cnmuirted.
V hereafter D. occupied IS thr puonciiNu uinUr ~
th jlutnal The building one VI tLe uIybt CON lete
newspaper onlces In the country.
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PCTOHKEFPsIE, Nov H-Patrick CARING, the
o irsi TIA. man the HUDSON Rvr kAruad. was
truck % trAin At Brrakneck tins morning and 49,
81 Killed
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ALBANY, Nov H.-The CanVassing Board hel
another session to-day, but the returns from cnenuny
county were stlll mssing and no count uiade. The
fetutn h-Nn eihce arrived. aud tue count VIII be Ma
inhed to morrou.
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The police we're q He'd upon 20 prevent thu
tearing NJ Of the tracks OF the Gro s.tOau llne II
BrVaiNO aud Union square, last cyeuing.
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Tho Ealnl Tunnel

An Italian lahorer IN the nov Doaw re. LnckN
avanna aud Western iilwIv tunnt 10 Bergen i'll.
ttucS b. irsgmrut VI rOo4 yea .crday. aud skuu
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Tweed In Ludl w street jail. ana pictures OF
his wtndcflhS5, bee the n. Lihsn 1tel I,nes, out
to-day -Adv,
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schIcreusch his gers Paradise.

cd divorce from her husband Peter charging manifold
Jrueties aud uoseQuent desertinn In answer 20 80
application 0y hef TO Judge Lawrence yesterday for
ainUny, the husband ietOrted ,h.t AL the cruelty was
her and III he tore u to quit MS hUus -
the egx shells disnus that she dung ~ ts
head. ID .cl ion was reserved.
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Pictures OF the Martinez dol yare case, and
PORTABLE OF tne pcrsnnagos boe tho N Iia Il gIe4
IID,cs out to-day y-das,
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Albany. Nov. A-wm l.. Durns. ~ ~ Seventl
avenue, New York HrrNei here from thr At ycs er
day In sst ts sinpur Ho was taAen ~ tae htvpiIa
whOrv liz uiUd to-day.
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Chateau L'G rosse Pure deltcate cl rcts In
street. \. f,-daV.
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Diminishing northwest winds, partly clouds
or clesr aud siShtly cooler weather.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-06-24
THE WEEKLY THIBoDAUx SENTINEL SATURDAY JUNE "a 1876.

it would be only a fit recompense
to hestow the highest honor with,
in its gift on him.
Governor Hendricks. ofIndiana.
whose nameis a tower of strength
in the West, wonld probably be
the second place on the ticket.
What show would the Republi
can nomination make in compari
sou with these? OF them, the best
that can be said is only negative
praise; their nominee was chosen
because he was one of the best
III a bad lot because he was not
a detected briber like Blaine, not
an lndorser Of "A corrupt admins
tratlon like Conklin, not a blind.
bitter fanatic like Morton. Ours
Will be chosen because he is a
good man, not because he is not a
bad one.
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Chibodauy, La, June 90. !

Thibodaux. La, June 90. 1876.
The f.afOu rche Union. the organ offourteen
Cockat0os. in it's last issue INDUCES IN CERTAIN
structures against me which | think unjust an d
%unca'lsd for.
1t may be of questionable taste to call me a
hog, but that don I make me one, and it is not
of that | complain.
But | am censured by a sheet claiming to be
loDg to the party with which aft Ii tie. be
tain facts. and ideas of my own to the notice
of my fellow citizens, | do profit of the cour
tesy Of a cotemporarv, totally disiuterested in
questions affecting said party. alone instead of
making the Lafourche Repu iican (Which the
Union most unjustl, qualities as my omn organ
the vehicle OF my own peculiar views.
The Republican is AS little my own organ as
the Union is that of its editor, my friend Fred
w. Francis. The idea never entered my head
to blame Fred for the peculiar salt-mortales
of that remarkable Production.
The Republican is the organ of the Commit
tees. and of no one else, and the Union that OF
the Cockat0Os, and of no one else, and the
Union that of the Cockatoos. and of no one
else. either. These facts are clear and |, like
Fred, am TOO delicate to engraft my own per
sOnal views np0n my organ, or to make 9th
ers responsible for them.
NY own views are too well known to need
further explanation, and the Committees may
not always like to endorse them.
am with the people as | have always been
and advocate their best interests coute que c0H
te, and as long as the SENTINEL remains under
lis present liberal management, | shan't de-
prive myself Of the chance of ventilating them
without involving others, and l propose to
make Rome howl as the Union hath it.
FRANCIS STERNBERG,