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LETTER FROM A GREEK.

~ taf 6attoF " lht 3'f1bhHe.
CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-lIavng read the lato several
letters In 'pra!au OF and con<.clnnatory Of the
Turk, permit me to tnake few remarks. Us l
aln acquainted with Turks aud Turkish customs.
There arc two classes Of Turks, namely
Aslatfc and European. The European Turk Is
superior In all respects to tho Asiatc Turk, who
Is scnl-barbarous kind Of being; though tl,clr
customs do not materially differ. The As!atic
Turk Is armed With two ruvolyere, and two
knIvcs,-one small and ono large. The Europe-
an or Albanian Turk is nlso ar,nol Will, the sa1nu
weapons, but dresses like Greek, and speaks
the GRECO. Albanian language A stranger could
not tell whether 10 was Turk or not.
II you meet Inrk in tho morning, whether
As!atlc or EIlropent, Without his having Ind Ills
out Or coifoc, without sugar, or his rdrkie
twhtsky), he Will not spculI tH you, and, II yall
darc spcak to lin, llo would strike and ctirso
y9ll; but meet him after partak!ng Ut those
litn,. BY calling him, EGe'.di (tnastor).
You cannot travel among thu .Asfatlc Turks
without hcfmE guarded by two Of them, US thuy
arc ncarly MI setecs (t1'cyes), and would murder
you Tor what gnu might posscss. You eat,
must salute them II you cunlc within speaking
distance Of toa. hut n Christian is nryrr pcr.
mltted to enter thcir houses under any circuln-
Tho Turkish women OF bath races aro a1ways
heavily veileti, 81 that tlletr features cannot bo
seen; nntl, II Christian speaks to ono OF them,
lle is SHOT on sfgat. 6ucl, Is tho law Ut Turkey
Tleru arc mnny Christians anlong tho Turks !;
oltt tiley arc among tlnln as slaves, a',d must
on their plAces Of worship.
hnyo rxnd I!assan Nomyra's letters, who Is
Iurk. taYe never known anything n,nrU at
ya1tsnco from the truth than his assertions. l
kno" not what motive he llaal IN giving such
perverted actount us ilu did. unless It was to
Try aud gain the sympathy OF tho American pep
, 1876-12-05

,,., N!EWFF A1t4FFd1fF,
Fish aso cold.bl0Olel creatures, a. ovcry orc
k9ows, but tho proprietor Of tho Fourtcen.ll-
Ward House, on Murray street, has sample 0f
I'd cniy In sccutfflc anusls. lie IL vt ttfuilnn-
Tive uze.-a m!nuuw, tn fat,-unl was brought
to the establishment embeduvd In block of lcU
some two iucAes below tl,u suriaco. Ho had
ID last wuter, a1ll has been Ilyiug In comfort
able though !uastlyp existence ever since. TllYt
lle was alYe, las been alIye. and Is nliye vt
prescnt, u Demonstrated BY t!,e Tut that when
un.l PLACED IT. water ha padtlIcu on comfortably
ami easily, ey!leutIy enjoying release from Lis
long Imprisonment. The l!ttlo iclIow has bucn
living liiu of suspended animation Tor ucarIy
year ut lpast, but thun.ll It has retarded his
, 1876-12-05
that ho IA Under my political obligations or ts
bound to keep political fntth.


WHAT MR.. LOWELL. sArs.
New ToHK, Nov. 4,-Tbe Ert7lfng Tot has q
dispatch from Boston In reference to tho report
uh!cii has gained aomo currency, that Al ariclc
IN last weeks Nation In regard 10 tho duty OF
the Republican Electors has tho approval Of
Prof. James Russell Lowell, ono Of the Rcpal,.
llcnn Electors Of Massachusetts. Mr.. 1.owcl,
says he never wrosc leader for the Nation, and
mad nothing TO do With It's artirlo on Electors.
His decision As to his own duty l,o had reached
thrcu weeks ago. and It had ncrcr changed,
haInclJ' That he must vote according to the
understanding OH which he was chosen by tho
people: lle might wish It otherwise. II he Wcfo
an ambitious man, hc might, lo said, cast bis
vutc for some otller person than 1Iayes, but for
s a. honest nun there could be no evasion Of al
stnnding at the time when lle was nominated.
What may hare happened sInce Is none Of his
bnslncsh. As to whether fratld Ind been ur was
70 bc prnctlccd in tho disputed Southern States
irol. Lowell said that flo didn't think any man
1,Q00 mlle8 awuy was competent to fn1gc.
DKhrER&rH SCHEMES.
Republicans should be OIL tilrfr guard againtt
boEus telcgrnnls purpottinE to nn,,ulnce tho
withdrawal of Gov. Hayes: This afternoon two
Democrats coming down the avenue wcrc over
10 carried out On Wednesday. Dispatches
would, they profcsscd 10 know, bc sent frnn
here on that day To the Republican Electors at
their rln.cs Of ,Ineeting, signed hy .. Chandler,
to tho effect Tint liayce had withdrawn, and
eccns Incredible that surh bold fraud co1,ten,.
plated, but 50 desperate s the determination Of
the Democrats to elect Tlllen thAt any measures
'nay bo rceortcd to that hold out n Promise o1
s1tercss. 0f cotlrso the elect Of s[isg'c Kepub
uousr.
, 1876-12-05
A PLOT

Sptcfaf Dfsp1tc;a 10 7He If41..
srR1xarlELD, ILL.,, Dec. 4.-Somc days ago IN
intlnatton WIS rcecfyod that plot existed
among some of tho bascr sort Of Democrats
which had Tor Its ub]cct tho seizure Of tho artns
In tho hands Of several Of tho State militia COM
panles. It WIS represented that Democratic
organization existed composed utmost wholly
of desperate men, whose purpose was rathur
tl1an sec Hayes inaugnratcd to procure arms,
and massing about Washington ubout iuaugu-
ration time, to prevent, by force Of arms, tho
Inauguration Of auy but 1i1dcn. Tho infornsa-
tlon camo from awcl!-known and patriotic Dem
ocrat, who represented that hc had been Invited
to join secret organization hayin. such rcyo-
lusonnry object In View.
LITTLE ATTENTION
was paid to tho Information, Us It was deemed
too prcpostcrous for belief, although tho State
Ht9tstef and other Democratic papers have ru-
Gently seemed to urge armed rcsIstunre In case
Hayes was "cuuntcl In" Lntcr, moro direct
information wins received, aud 1t was stuted that
thu p!otteFs had designs upou the arlnorles OF
1.sna shs a1s 1sy ytsnspf aq nd ts State
Guards received. inttmatIon OF plan
tO seize the arms Ut ulIt company, and
precautionary muasltrcs wcro taken BY all de-
pos!taries oi arms for thetr safc-kecp!ng. 10.
night loading Democrats hero 6crn to hayp
lcn'n9l d the alleged plot, and yuhcmently
deny 1t. They lake OCCASION, also, to repuI|atp
us q forgery an affidavit, which no une ever
hoard OF before, OF a party representing l,:,t,-
society called
These vehement don!als aud the fact that Il
correspondent Of q Chicago 1Ildcn paper l,as
sucl, plot exists, Induces tic Suspicion tllat
pcEllaps some such revolutionary pIan really IL
IN contemplation as Hov. BcycrdEa and Adjt.-
Gen. lli!liard las becn adylsvj. At all events,
, 1876-12-05

THE HEFthLlcAN MAJORITY ], lNl,
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. 4.-A Salem,
Oregon press dispatch says the oflica1 vote was
canvassed by tho Secretary OF State to41ay, In
the presence Of number of prominent Hcpub-
licaus anu Democrats. Thc Republican majori-
!ty Is 1,105. A protest WIS tl1ed, signed
by Senator Kelly and eight other Democrats,
against tho Issuance at thu certificate to Watts
atld II, favor Ut giving 1t to tho next highest nn
file. The Governor gRvc nuttte that lie would
hcar argument on tho subject tomorrow. Tic
Republicans will not nrguc the matter before
the Governor, claiming That lo ,as NO jurtslic-
tim. Tho decision Of tho Governor will be
given Wednesday nc1t.
, 1876-12-05
FLORIDA.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Dec. 4.--Tfe morning
WAS consumed principally With the presentation
OF the general argument Of tho Democrats.
Tlls was prepared by the Democratic lawyers
who arc here, and was presented by Col. Gcorgo
". Did,llc, Of Philadelphia. It IA an elaborate
document, laying down certain general and we'll
settled principles OF law, nnl then discussing
tile clses III the contested counties under ono
or the other vi these principles. It clogcs by
asking, first, that thu Board simply figure UP
tho face Of tho returns on which It claims
1a9 maturity for Tildcn, or IL It sees
1T to 60 behind tho fnco Of
the returns, that II throw out certain counties
and precincts, which lcayo majority of 1907
for tho rll1en Electors.
Tic Republicans
OFFERED NO GENERAL ARGUMENT,
but spent tue day ln offering new a1laviss and
testimony.
Tl,o dectston Of the Board Ia confidently
looked for Tomorrow. 1t Is nut possible to
make reasonable guess rs to what It will be.
liunphrIcs, neputli an candilatc for Etcctor,
WIN was ruportcd to bo Ineligible to an Eiector-
SLIP, Us lio was Shipping Muster at pensayula,
ca.no before thu l}m.rsl to-lay anu sNore that he
was acccptrti week brturu the election.
THE ALAGiluA CuNTEST.
Dfxnntch 70 Ginctnnatl Ga:ttfe.
TALLAHASSEE. Fla, Dee. S-ln tho Afnchun
contest the Democrats offered Us u witness one
Deltun, Justice ol the praec, to show tint
Dukes did nut subscribe or swear to tho affidavit
attributed to him by tue Republicans. Delton
@ Msa' aaa sa5s s%se 'x ss to asyt SsS WHO wss SsS o
as se q esnsaon aos , 'sp i uras;as MsRIsse ss end
of tllo Alaehaa consest and tho Republicans
tyc Lsfss sl9 votss; oIIn Tho pFiaeiai ght
blu, Dus:l, a'!d Atanatcc. All tho evidence will
bc In Oil Monday, usd tho cases cluscL 80 fnr ns
, 1876-12-05

Special DspatcA to 7ns Tribune
LINCOLN, Ncb., Uuc. 4,-Tho Democrats Ilayo
made a desperate olort to bullluzc tho Electoral
voto Of Nebraska We hayo cast over 630tN
votes, anl given Hayes and Wheeler over II, QUO
maturity. 4 Democratic Dlatrlct Judge has
undertaken to onjoin tle Republican Electors
from casting their thrco votes fur Hayes and
Wheeler. We will nut 10 counted out. A
special sussiou Of tho Legislature has been
called. 1layu 40 fcars, as tho right will triumph
At T1tH CAPITAL.
Sbtcfdt Nsp1!ch 10 Tia Ifthuns,
LINCOLN, keb., Dec 4.-Constlerab1a excite
nent prevails over mattcrs iu regard to count.
luz tile Electoral vote Ut this State. Tho Leg.
islatuTa assemblies tu-inuErow In special session
to count the vote. An injunction was applied
for sovcrl days uyo aga!nst ths Electors ,1cct-
ing to cAAt tl!cr Yutu. II Ii expected
TINT tho De'uocratic members OF tbs
ffousa anil Senate will retnaln away
to prcyont counting the vote. There
Will bu quorum Of the Ilouse without doubt,
but there IL soIte doubt regarding the sclato.
There aro thirteen menbers of thu scnatc,-
ulns Republican Rnd four Democrats. Seven
illakes quorum. Two ure reported ns now at-
sent from the Htatc, md perhaps another one
viii bo prevented from coming. 1t Ia hoped
that ono who has heretofore actetl with tls
Democrats will DO present.
Tls BLKorOAAL MuDnLza.
OMAHA, Ncb, Dee. 4.-Couuscl for the re-
publlrau Electors to-day asked Judge Savagc to
put thu casc wherein tle Democratic Electors
petition forun injunction to prevent the former
from casting their votes, over TIL tomorrow
morning. but the Judge decided TINT lie would
hold night session. Counsel then put In q d.
murrer. atId aru arguing It tonight, quoting sl,-
tllortlcs to atlow tint the petition IL not per-
feet one, and alao TINT tho Court has
no Jurisdiction in the matter. Should tho Judgs
oycrrule tho demurrer the ca8o will be tried IN
tts lnerats TO nIorrow. Tho conrtrooms were
crowded. IT seeEis to be the general belief ttlat
tue Republican Electors will meet al.l east their
yotc without regard to the decision Of this c.ze.
Energetic ettorta continue 10 bs tnalc by Ke-
puhl!cat.s to yet quorum at thu extra susstlp
u tho Legislature ut Liucoln to-,llor1ow. 4
good many incinberx passed through here to-
d4y sn route there. Yiv Deluoes4 a1e Weld,
, 1876-12-05
WEAK INVENTIONS,

-. oFeEs4t Hp11GN ~ 1HS IFtaaAs.
WAsMlN0roA, u. G., Dee. 4.-Somu excite
meat has been created here tu-day by ra,nor
from New York that Ar. Jamcs Russell 1.t,well
llas beol, Rskrd to Gust hs vote Iu the slussa-
ehuselts Electoral cullrge TN Wednesday, for
Peter Cooper. mil titus tn throw the election
Into tic House of Representatives. The Mas
sael'usetl. ConEressuiell, wheH questloael as to
tho probability Ut such balsayM Ut politIea.
trust by sir. Lawell. hare indignantly repu-
Diluted the worry iica. Judge Hour anu other
prominent citizens Vt Massachusetts, now tcrc,
aro equally confident tlat Nj. Lowell ii
not eoItab!a ot such d1shuuoratlu rtolu-
tion Ut tho expressed will VI the people
ot Massachusetts. The Democrats, tloweylr,
chuekle over the idca, und dcSla1c that It will
Rad to tbs Joys Ut their triumph II Victory can
bo scrused 10 thclu by 4 Massachusetts yots.
They point to the strange attitude Of Prof.
scelye In the House to-day on tho Colorado
question as giving ground for tha hope shut tl,s
independent maggot may NJ turn the head OF .
Massachusetts Aepu1ll.4n rs ~ ulaxa hilu fu1uet
, 1876-12-05
LOUISIANA,

Special Di,patca to Ias 7,4bune.
NEW ORLEAAa, Uec. 4.-Eycrybudy Is waiting
for the verdict, but aa yet tho Jury known as
the Returning Board has made no stgn. No-
publrans relying upon tbo enforcement of tile
Law arc ftclIng confident Of tho strength Of the
case which tIey llaye luadc, and, having faitl In
tho integrity of the jury, arc calm anl con-
fl1cnt. Tho Democrats, wilo recognize that
they have no ease under tho 1aw as It exists,
anl who have valnly sought flrst to bulldoxo
aud afterwards to buy the Doard, arc watclful,
gloomy, md dcspontent.
IT WAS GENERALLY ExpHoTEn
that tho returns would be promulgated in to-
morrow mornings Republican, the olllcial organ
uf tho Stute but. up tu lata hour, they llati
not bccn rccolycl, and probably will nut be un-
til to-,nnrruw. The Beard ID considering very
carefully each poat ra!se1 md tho law bearing
ttlcrcuU, and lllu tnslt In not q light one. ThD
abatement In thuse dispatches tint tho Willie
League wns to 70 into ratnp Or rcsutne their
organizations last Saturday was correct. 4
lneetins was hcsll 0t enelt ots the companies that
night. The otganlzation III New Orleans Inns
!,ec'1 dormant fur many months uMtll now.
There is
AN ABSOLUTE pEAnrH or NEWS,
everything l!augny upon the pending decision,
n, Thlet , VIII no doubt l,a rendered Tomorrow.
property rctIecnt. Many Wild r,l,nora aro il
circulation. Ono gained considerable currency
today tint Mcaa's. Ectner and Casanaye, Tic
~" colorel ''lenlt,sfs, Ind yielded To tho
Establishments "f the yrtuous Northern 10
Hsurr'1ey a!Nt Ind withdrawn from tho beard. Uf
course, tilss ~ untr,te.
10 sht Western Auocta.ed I,sss.
THE GANvA81.
NEW ORLEANS, Dee. ALL surls Of rumo5s
are 4ltuat, but rnthtnE rolatld lxs tra1lsu.rrd
US 70 tbs result Ut tic easlyuss by tho lsuturl.
ing board; t'py. Kellogg stated to.lay, tI,at
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gnb.tomn,fssees. with lIke. powers, and to cmrlo,
Tho sprakcr asked McCrary whether h would
yield y have the resolution offered.
Mf. MccFHsy thltl he wnnfl not. ...
Mr, lcwi.s asked whether he could mt move to
Euspcnd The rules anil adupt the resolution.
Tho Speaker replied that he could not. AZ Tho
gentleman from Iowa had Tho floor on question
Mr Hamilton, of Indiana, n.kcd Mt. Mccsary 10
ela f0s s re,n9 ~; n sppskntIg sst1fSy nfa1
of Ill. unbie1n!st,cd character, hls eminent ter'
vices. aud Ills ttnpartnllty presiding ol'cer.
rhssse were added 10 ide fe.olntion, that. a. q
;nrsher mark OF esteem, the House do now ad-
Nj Hamilton declined 10 mako that modlneA-
t'on, THx nETTx cAsx HErEnnEn
Therenpon tho House proceeded 70 tho consider
tnro!lns. 10 lis scat The point aTans. his nam,s.
s.nn ns!ng ihat he has occa counted In bs The Ee'
iii. Morrison presented a memorial and protest
rirncl By tho citizens Of Tho district against .hn
admission Of bMttx, and morcd tho reference Of
tho question to tho COMMITTEES on E'ectinnf.
Mr. NGftlsuns motion Vas adopted, -142 TO 50.
MORE FtLfbuBTENIN1.
Nit Hewitt then asked unanimous conPcnt to
offer hts resolution for tho appointment of three
:, Objections were promptly mado on the Rerub-
~. Hewitt then mored To suspend tho rule. and
Further objection waa made that motions TO sus.
sha IL II ans 1T n1t ~ u,"cs nnt n, aet
,r,en 6ir,. sn5 ~ ns,od n. t,a. n asn' sn'
tI"ms ""'e" ola'e' a'' sAea LUZ o''' "na ie'o'1'
rLc sn,stcr nxorrufod +bo oh,sc+,or t..t,o t,.
,nr;;p ~, ~ tt H. ~ H. @ ~
sers t"t - ~ NJ i H.. rnnltn" ~ III iati v H..
m3tntnT hmm .n,i hcrIn i mi t,'nt :. thnrs i."i
jccn no tournsi 10 o Ed totay. tho rnia .jii not
snny. nd thero ennii hN m c;,ffaftnn hnmr @ "9'
N. h hntttn a,ncaeh from tj'c isr3.fnn' nnd ,ro.
so1u!rcd uy ,iv Encskcf to rcdUce hIs upneal to
wrf,nr ~, ~ hc dI.j rfai,n,nv lint iii, ,|rrjsinm
wot m Id II ut or l{u1rs i'm ant l4i lin nrn
ccr,rt tn argus IL, support Of s position md in.
t!tuntcd lint, as 10 tle rcaIng of TIC iournal il t,o
iaef Inv Of inrt scsaion shonId hsye bccr, frad.
Tho Sneaker repljcd 10 the snRuesiton lint An n
mnttcr IL fact tho iournnl had roE iccn fcai md
therefore undcr te terms of iho ruio thero ecuid
be no rlfninr h0uf o.dny.
Mr. Hewitt moved to iay on tho table EaRton's
anreal from tjlo decision Ut tho Chuir Agreed In
---yexs, III; nays, "a, N ~
Mr. knesou lien n,ut!e roInt OF order that lilo
1uurnai for tln inst jay n iast scssinn nnst t,S
read ''''' e"' " ''''' ''ee''" ""'' Nv
Tie gncakcr oyertntci tho nnfnt of order m t,,e
ground that. a. lie prarIous sossi1n o,) heem N nd
fDurncd ninu dc. there wan nv journal To be rcei.
Inc question then entllp I'M on IT., Iewttt's ND.
Hr. Kaeson surcostgi lhat tho ress,jutiun shuuli
bo modified 60 al 10 apply onjy to tic election Of
, 1876-12-05

nj SENATORS sCliuRz AND HENDRRspN 70 on
vtATE Tt[H rNEsENT nlryIrilLrY.

M eznArop. sc,,,trz tun urxrv,,ov ro a.
v,.Tr r.ts t,t,s.. nn HssnnnsuS ~ on'
sr 1o,n. n" A 1,a" @Nt ~. raieu, ,,,, annas..
TIM communica,ion, a sxnons,. ~ which VIZ
t1,,,,, T., t,,a.. It.s.,., =. "A 80
gwen i" ttese alspatehte eui'any nlsht, was not
hy Mcssrs. Schurz an13 f1cnderanu, Int n u.,va,
,,,nnr "s,,,Js ,...,..a ~. NJ us, Nv us"e
paper aFI1ele "slttch ny mr. se'lurz Tor his
paper, to explain and to recommend to pubi!c
nnproyal ani s,nn,,rt n nct,lion c,,1rnaa,,i h.,
"", p,.s' au"t seeea Ny
gross OF t,,c United states. and wb,rt Ina lron
moi,cti N WoshInr.or
A''s'e@ ~ ~ ''"s'''ps'oH
.. THE PETITION,
which will be circulated lure and elsewbcre for
, 1876-12-05

The following sacerdotal fact, throwing much
light VI the rexo1 queatIon vi lhr 'taIIostullr
succession" r0nlgs in Us frotn friend In Bcnl.
elo, Cal: An ul4 lady bcluugingt to '..oue OF tc
Mr.. Matthews, viii you tell me wl.at y1u l:p!s.
snpslal:s lncah by tue apostolic SUCCESSION IN
ce!tainly, my deaf nadat'," replied tl.u rce-
to5., who was u little given to pfactIca! Iukcs.
scendcd frum Matthew tho l'ublleun." "Ohl II
thu answerel, " that IL uxgel!eut; at!li low
nbout Mr. J4nlesl" Why, don't you know
Jutncs the hsotarr Of john. SONS u zebedces"
Grccnf" 'lhis puzzled our reverend friend fur
~ instant. but le sNJA frightened, and replied,
- Why, 9i.hup Green drrlyel tls sucec4s!un
A4v45a ~ a.uttef'4 .fumQy,n
, 1876-12-05
THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
What Froncinan ThlnlSs OF Its IndustrIa
md En1umercful tallncfs

What Fronci,snan Thinks OF It's Industrial
and commerclnt iislcets.
n. f.ouis. Simon1n In the latest number Of the
Ira und tlo CeutentIal ExhibltIon whlrh cnmno,
lail To hc highly interesting IL AnIcrtcans Win
ucalre to know what thc Old WuriI ti,I,lka ri
the grcat slow TINT las just been clused.
With the Exhibition is Tie systc,n oi awards t,at
was auqu.r{l tSad work fur tlle f,rv. il i,c =.
!lairns, "slo hntl to Hli up thonsaiiJs IT blank
toruis without Knowing huw to yury In, nrnts,
tal work lor the Commissioners ot Awards w,l5
lad 10 tuil threu nun,lls revising thesa fnr,nlia.
bic tiles; sad lot OF the exhItiturs WIN rrm,ntt,,s1
all thls time ignorant of Tic fact whethcr t,,cv
were to receive a n,cdal ur 1lot. T'Ilu rreas
builder, th, great manufacturer, who wciit to
large expense III order tu tnku part ip the Exli-
bItion, arc not distinguished from the smallest
exhibitor, sine thcy NIL alike rgcriyc bronze,
medals. And then there is no COLLECTIVE nedai.
no muutiou of the foreman or muster tnccIlat,ic
many beautiful things would meyer have bcnn
produced. Really It il carving tot, far lie law.
Ut uniformity, oi democratic equality, and thts
singular way Of awarding prizes atll III conpcn-
6atiDg uo olie seems TO Us irreyocabiy lII-tT,il
and coraie3uueI,,'
Machinery hail Is pronounced by NJ, sjmnntn
tho CHARACTERISTIC foaturv Of tlle Exhibition tint
wis!ci! distinguishes It fr1n all former Intrrna-
never he sccli again, The Curiiss rnrno % w''s msa
"tlle most remarkable thing In Machusry Hnil.
and ona Of tho Ereates. curlositigs. neri,ans ihe
PRINCIPAL, u th0 Exnbitlo,l.r Wislie ii, Simon
II tl!nks that the spin,lng and weaving .naclit1us
na vt Lon1on IL ioUa, still no worlds far hsns
pnt in nlution 80 .lal,y different mnrbinaa fnr
tue workluy ot wood, lion, and stone. "ihcre
ufe soti!e twenty .klnds oi drills whicl, buru
: automatically, and ore IL us,uuish,aI.n II.
biu,onn fucttlously adts, " at unu tLin,s t,,,ir'
unu that In tuk tile Americans hnyr nnt ,,.t T.
the Cllargo of powder and .gnlteI ii, in order to
, 1876-12-05
Hampton's House Withdraws to It's
Private Hall and DeGberates,
Closing Testimony and Argu-
ments Submitted in the
Florida Case.
No Sound as Vet from the Louisi-
ana Returning Board.
Tilden'a Friends Still busy in Cooking
Up Cheap Sensations.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
DEMOCRATIC lH1Is.aTons HAUL, OFF,

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tb.+ ,r.o ,s,,,,,1 ,.;,nos ..,,n,. ,ss,,~apa .t.
rivn1 T,,s,s wht.,, h,ro ,n",' fo,,. ,,os. ,., .1
n,,l,s Il, sa.s,n,, Cro,r,s ~ .,na ,,n,.
nro H. ,ha II, :, T., H.. f1,.',ss,s .."s.s ~,
f,r an .r,,or',.,,ar A. ,nn.' ~ ~ ~, ~" ~; ~;
Ina tho no,,,,,as.tto ea,a,.an s,..sa,.,,..,a @
i,,d hce t,fI,.Joi,, t,,far-,na ,aat 49," ~.
stohulary f,cc f,,,,r orr,o1 ,sI IS,a, .s.s,,t.a,
tn .,nc, H.. s,na,a,, 49,, ~ ans. m ~ ad;a....S'
from lin f,on- an, ,,,.t - ra.ts,oa .a ,,,it'sa
would 10 cai,o ~ ~ arn5, 1aa.,.ns smI ,l"s ns
rcc[,,,,n,ou,e,, .,t .,o,. s,,,r,,. l., ~ ~
rnotio,, sos a,t Nv, o:,.ia ~. 80 u w. w.
: nono vrttnf, IN no,na,sa.. '0'0 " ~ ~
encoI,cr M.crcv pnn,,,Si.,r ,,.n .,,a
nrnamho er1 rnsn,,tt,,, IN ,r,,,., !, ,ra. ..,..',
thut Tho 1Ion.e ~ Ionrnson.at,rns as.a,n1,e,
M tho asth NJ Nnxn,nf,.r .n,t t,ora 'sua so,,a -
ou,rn,r NJ ,1,,t,-.,,ca,aI r,a,,,,,sss ,s..p.,. s
,,ror,o1o, - oi,,. tt,at, .m,..', .,,.s ~
n1th of Novo,,,,,"r .t,a hi, ,sa. >"As VII VIZ
r.uxs rossv.s,ou a.,
hv certatn ncn. vim ,,,ur,,c,l tho s,o,ko~,. mil
C,crkta nrerot1,t,vex u,,I ,,n,u,,a,, ,,,, n,'h @
liz hu.Irc.a AMI saro ,.,a.s,,r,t.s. ro a..
t,s,n,.. ,,,,1 ,ot,,.,, a.. .s.t...s
Tim Honse Of Rc,rcu.ntat{ro. ~
sa,,.h fS.Hx,tt,,. ,''.s'"
ooutn Ea'ol'na* the resolution eai'ed
on INC doTernor to take measures to protect
tfn,lluton, and violence Of tl,o Lolv Of tncnwhn.
iv tl,oir ,,.1,,vf, .a,,,,,.t ...s .s.'.o T.. 49,
1; ~ .a'o" un'a". ~. eu.us' a"o p'eseHee ~ .'e
House, were preventing tle assembling IN 1oiat
convention Of tho Legislature, rs provided by
tue Constitution, The resolutions nassca.
TIM n,n,,ro+e ,,r.r,-r, J., .,t .x,.,..t,
n". 49, su, ..,s.:. ~ ~ e@pes'"t'on'
FOLDED THEIR BLANKETS,
retired, and went in body to another hall in
the city. The lcgal body then went into secret
session for some reaso. not made nub,ir.
,r,,o uo.sta .,,a.,~.,., ,.,.,,s.. s",'.
i.o oc"ato *oJou1uco "lthou. gong INTO
Joint convention, anu tue election for Governor
was not declared.
NothIna int tha nrcscncc NJ 1tpr,ca s,otes
..,.,,,, ,,s.,,.,,t. a.. .uT.,,.., .1.,.s,'.' ~
tiuops p'efcnso .n 'no "no'Saie e!a"ente9 u he-
puhlital6. Tho city Ia q rust tinder-box at the
in thr,r orn,orlra ami a 1orrc onor,, Ia o,,tot1,
.ho .tt,. 1,,,,t. t,r No.. o,, -,
Lie c1Lv I'tllte. lHc alayor Aas osuercd nll bar-
, 1876-12-05
FEVER and AGTJF'.

,cHdia an% natni A9aH e. csei H, doE fy sen rs Is
oSi;e And a otIcr 'n3aroMs, billions scarlet iynn,
YELLOW nsd other feFcrs tudcd by i$alwsss ti.1 !,
Sold by Druggists. A't >sa's ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-04

(y0ACHNAN.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG NAN Oh
moe situation ~ eoachman coaehmsn ard Vegetable
gardener, good reference. cs address = e. Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-04

IOAcANAy AND GARDENERS SITUATION
~ wanted. By married nan no eldrss; good essei.l
for sssdy place. Mae ysars rsfsrease. AA6rss y \ H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-04

EoACHMAS AND GARDENERS SITUATION WANT
~ eddy married man; family; ~ wife ~;
man good gardener understands the care Of horses Il
good groom and csrcfnl driver milk wife
or sundrc no objection the country; references
from last place Call address w. NJ o. drove 81 for
two daya - y