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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-09-08
CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA.
THE CHICAGO d NORTHWESTERN RAIL-
Embraces under one management the Great
Trunk Railway Lines OF the West and North
West, and with its numerous branches and con-
nections forms the shortest and quickest route
between Chicago and all points IN Illinois, Wis
consin, Northern Michigan, Minnesota. Iowa,
Nebraska, California and the Western Terri
tories. Its
Omaha and California Line
Is the shortest and best route for all points in
Northern Illinois, Iowa, Dakota, Nebraska,
Wyoming, Colorado, L tab, Nevada, California,
Oregon, China, ,apan and Australia. Its
Chicago, Madison and st
Paul Line
Is the short line for Northern Wisconsin and
Minnesota, and for Madison, st. Paul, Mime
apolis, Duluth, and all points in the Great
Northwest. Its
Winona and st. Peter Line
Is the only route for Winona Rochester, Owa-
tonna, Manketo, st. Peter, New Ulm, and all
points in Southern and Central Minnesota. Its
Green bay and Marquette Line
Is the only line for GAINESVILLE. WATERFOWL,
Fond Du Lac, Oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay,
Escanaba, Neguanee. Marquette, Houghton,
Hancock and the Lake Superior Country. It's
FreePOrt and Dubuque Line
Is the only route for Elgin. Rockford, Free
port, and all points via Freeport. Its
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
Is the old Lake Shore Route, and is the only |
one passing through Evanston, Lake Forest, |
Highland Park, Waukegan Racine, Kenosha to |
Milwaukee.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-09-08
Fruit and Vegetable Dryer,

The Best and Cheapest Fruit Dryer
adapted TO farm usej now I'm Market.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-09-08

Prater's Excelsior Gallery
5 the place to have your picture taken
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-09-08

And that it is fully adequate to all the varied
necessities OF the household, and we are con-
tinually receiving the most substantial and
satisfactory assurance that it Is fully appre-
ciated. This warrants US in claiming for it I'M
questionable superiority as
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

NTThe Teacher, Destitute. nnder the
direction OF Mr.. Brundick, has been pro-
pressing satisfactorily this week. viii
.n .;iendauoe.of about eighty. Blt we
su-aest taat night sessions ought to
have been held each night. rs ii would
have added much 10 the general Interest
OF lie occasion. aud might have been
rendered very Instructive cs well as en-
'tcFtlininG.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08
What Makes ,he Difference?

1000 I,s.'EAsE IN co. EXT tNs'S'
Cn- attention has been called TO the
@.ci. th-ithc sworm reports ofthe tountN
Auditor show ihst during the wear end
inr Nav slsi. 1873. the expenses for nj
purposes of Dubois county. were sds
ls22O. while for the wear ending ie
SIS, OF Nay. 1876, they amounted 10 The
enormous sum ors 56t3s 10. a difference
in expenses in this county, in iavcT OF
49,. OF si7 Csc "a. and ills nnder the
law of the last Legislature, which wa
supposed 10 Lave redhccf salaries and
s.ueases. There l. suspicion that n
portion of this, TO taS-payers, asto'md-
ny increase, is due to Illegal salaries
f,ers. ed 4 portion To rxtrava'
.-ance. and We ATE in hopes some 81
,'ase concerned. can explain il sati--
q. .oIi.v. We ODER lhcu' the uso Of the
Comic, columns for that purrOsc. and
,.aall suggest that they ici the people
low what hss been p1il EACH of the
cEcers ieom the County Ire sury.
g Hon. James {. Robinson made !
ussteriy argumcat in behalf of reiCrn
in lie. conduct Of tie Government at Oh
Court house on Yesterday. he attend
auce was not = isrse ~ II ought 10 hsv
been. vet the capaciOus room Nas com
fortably flledwith an attentive audience
among whom we've several .Rrpsbiican'
lis illusions .o tie duty-cfPvefyciiize'
FL. inform himself thoroughly, that l.
may exercise the right Of outrage mel
gently, we're able. While III, exposure
the falacy of reform within the part
rnder Hayes aud Wlreeleryyas; thorous
and convincing. fills exposure Of Mo
tons logic was forcible, aud cannot be
ht do good, where addressed 10 thiil
ing mind'.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

OuProf.J. H.Logan and his pleasant
sister were in town in attendance upon
the Institute "Wednesday. lie has re-
.ceived sbe appointment as principal OF
she Grandyiew schools for next year,
and ,yil' maj G them an efficient officer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

eTwc this week. call the attention OF
our readers, Ito the announcement OF
George W. Roberts, Of Hall township,
as an aspiraut for Coroner. Mr.. X. wac
born and raised in this county, and no
doubt, IL elected, will an able of
fcer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

ny Gen. Ben. HARRISON spoke TO qui'e
a crowd in Rockporr. "Wednesday last
He can make IA good speech, hut the
people will Prcfe, Honest Uncle jimmy
for Governor. these reform times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

~ State Superintendent. y. H. S'""r''
visited This county "Wednesday. ana
lecturcd az the Court House. "n t'i'i's-
t;on In lasper M night. He report of
the Indara Educaiional Exhibit, nj the
S,entenrial. was very gratifying lie is
IA pleasant lecturer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

~ The time Of leaving Jasper for
the Petersburg mail, vii. be chIuged 10
Jgiday after ueI. week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

CT We return thanks 10 The officers
Of tic Agricultural Society of Gibson
.oun,y. for complimentary ticket for
ourself and wife, to the Twenty second
Annual Fair of the Society, TO be held
at their grounds, adjoining Princeton,
commencing oil the leth and ending GU
tie ed OF September.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

O-vsee the advertisement of the ne"
book store in this paper. Young son
dermahn. says be intends to make '"'
thing 90; ifthere Is any 90 in II. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

FEEp One day lest week. Messrs
WIN. Rcmner, Jos Ecksein and jos.
Kran got Into n fight ct Brume's ba'
loom, CT tie New Albany road. and
Kralt vas fined on Tuesday 80, and
COSTS anourt,ugto S. 90 more. before
EEa. HasSins. rhs pa.tof the enter
ta;nmeut. The others times are &
cone yet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

The teachers Of the schools IN the IN
corporaied towns shall attend The ins, i
,Utss of the townships in which such
town is situated A., ao,.
tns,jtn,es must furnish their respective
irns,ees with a report, showing the
na 10 es .ofteachersin attendance and how
l"ng. each time nm Institute IS held
On motion adjourned.
T.. X. BRUNDICh, 20. Sapt
C. DoAsE, Secretary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

ryFrsnk Bcglein took "a con'raci ia''
Monday. for building school house AZ
lKnoAyille esx3o feet complete for SS-'
I, y m be quite an addition to the iowr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

~ The late rqins have made 'h'
srouytl III splendid order for blowing
and farmer. are generally taking adVa"'
tage oft.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

ugCommissiouer'> Court ha' h"en "
session this week, aud about the u'"s'
rou,j,c business has heen TRANSACTED
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

uzAIIe. has received s"o'her large
lot OF furniture. lie ne" ny away
keeps a good stock.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

Died.

-
Aug. n. 1873. Mr.. +, A. uoeh'
ocsann. IN Tho o9th wear OF hiS2cc Mt
UcchgesanS for 90 wears had boon 4"
citizen ofJasper. aud as aniiV'n'ir'"nS Z
master mechanic had done ~ much rs
any man In I, 10 hui'l uo the tow"
l{eNyas anative Of BIvariae ana cam"
here dircc, from that country In lSa' !
y,Je buil, most of the brick buildings IN
.Iosper. had been mercl~a'. and az
tho tine Of his death was carrving on n
brick ward and brewery. III" leaves
4, wife and four children. who have The
sympathy ofthe community
/ .---.---
rs "Patrons of huShandrvT SAID
Mrs. rarin .tcn rcArct'vc'v 'n rer'v G."
ror,rk OF the nor.Nr', 'oncoru'r
that order. "Ycs no e''n''' rero"'-
mcr,l,r~ hearing % ;','n'; 'hH' ] "~'e'
have used any. - he-. ''.''"' ia'
I know o. are lie ''I'1- .lc.' have
l.s.1 sol or f,osc to 80; tti'mN c'o'''
!. IVY and Icr ''..' '.r'se INTO ''r '"
= mari, VIII 81 information that lH' "4'
= oves made bulk k,tes; anil ihen """
cravely on witt MS work Of decorating
= ,i,e cats tail with patent clothes pins.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08
pnMoCaArIc STATE TICKET.


r.- owen p rnN AMPS y NnId'Nes
.,..- ...,....,,.s. .,.-,ro, ,,,L rsNNCP GRAN.
Secretary % steve. loHS MT,
.r-.r e. STATE EEySEzTR nTNpFRsoN.
p --,,.c-,rof s,i.,. BENJAMIN c SHAW.
p s,rsru. .c,re-ai cLARrNcE A frSK'hS'
-s.a.-.-,erl,r, cfT,rl.c lrs,-uotioa,J II. sNfa-
7 - Ger, of,'e ssur,Vs. con-. CATSlrL scHh',N
wy t,ce-t,r Of Slrr.-'s Cert AuGJSr y NAhi'N
Fa- Jsr-.- - ths ~ -4ns Govt
- -wUTI,N 3 N!rlACX
o. .--GrDf o. TCNF.
81 Ir.f--S tNyrL .. FERklNs.
-e,,.-- rr.rs..4-t.i,s q Marta aut piNois Countries
s:vrvy a. goSNASN. q. pu'ols coen'y'
-
T.rCcns- ssuan-loas teru,--lf'N IlNNN- ~ "'
1..r Cor .-cs,nan--.aar' tsTsa--il0N. hVNihidE'
49, s7o..rl,or 90 he F',s-I 'h 'lt.siil tiTcf'
soSy G SCATTER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22
JOrrING> .IHDUr rows,

THE SuN has received 81 from Is. w, for the
Sick thuurr. r SAINT .lluu.
John rNles fell from the root At lTt Hudson
street y,ttf runi, uui his s64ll was fractured
M.seic llulst.i = chili VINO was run over By
aclossto"n r.r"u lr .ny m't, iie yr'teria
Auudnl Festival uf Anchor Co .ucil. o. u. A
NJ. I'M, evening, m broadway Park. Brooklyn
julius lIelmcke OF lg Eldrdgo street. who
ate me pho lhorhs from tNO OU1rs VI matches
lhurhdlY Gird Yesterday.
James SecoT Of Mamarouock, while twisting =
mahl from snhoat AtsicunY Was Htruck On the heAd
by bio and lns AatI kiuui.
Cornelius NJ Kecyer, q child of ten years, Of
hy kilrnad tr lu IN tycu'h HNcuur yesterday aud
was Instantly Alh'd
AnInluriAted steer hrpNe away from a drovs
Of Furtys Ntnth str"i ami iN' tNi rN ~ sler!lJf
ana chif..d wild y % 'wn tow puc fisA1ht th0t
him ~ SlNtl aVrEu", near iNrnti' ara stree,
james & n,i hrll, acting Cuet OF tno SiXta
battalion ut the ihc u mrl.u"ut ~, thruwh from .
irurk a Iltcrl m 'cci and irotds lt-t ryrninF,
VIII, gnu- o urr iu West iln. mri stree sud
hs lr ts nroetn. It, Nats'nI t' N' eNur Hospital
william j. lnr'lrv, Of AZ Mcs iwenn@th
strerl Nlhrd tu lr fop ut uu i-ll river ruirnAi
fri. tr yeslir as ult r1 on, "a "a Ni' kn ckrd "a
is hr ,ruf hr Elevated lir tu trfcN A Greens zen
pnd 'nl 81 rrs. au4 tne ,lrs passed over hni. lie
VIZ 80. iapt} sI cd.
Gallcctnr Arthur h1a r'cciy 'd ninety Appli-
cAiinis tur uiU r1f ASS. ttli Dl,trr uf th' tls
tuY luus', u,N,r Ndrau hj tn. pr InYlluu uf VIA
II fml. Onr % ia. l9p.ctnf, o. u j. Nuirt bL
lar, Srrret ~ ut the u pup ic1u tcuuH committee.
aud us.,m litu.rG G4uyI. IN Ihr last tuirr tls
Main Bdlarc has u'"u ,n Aupic ut tll iNr nic h II
Pension Agent, Aopraisrr t'r Pr, bepuy &,%neo %
tor uf the ll' ~ tiat tur t4stOIn lIJuss.
and LoulmisslVner ot lnlerna! ReYe-ue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22
PERHAPS A VI URDE Err.
Negro Arrested on suspicion OF having
Killed his " bIe Niie.

About Two miles beyond Now Rochelle
Is Il cluster Of shanties sailed Jerusalem. In one
of them nves "a Frederick Eyerson, negro,
with his white wife. Tney have repeatedly
had drunken rows, IN which she has
been bauly beaten. lie was arrested about six
weeks ago for abusing her, and has often heen
he .rd 10 say he would Nil her. she has H-o
been sayeiaI tunes loched up ior uisurdery
cOuilCt.
Sc urday morning Everson went to New
Rncuelle % work. lie hdd hcen Renting with
uls " lfu on the night befuIe, So tnht his udugh-
ter Hnd soll-ln law, VINO occupy tue sh LIs VITA
him. nau ICman anstrateI. Before ne quit tue
house tucy had zone to uick eldei berries. Nv -
sun say, tust ho returned FROM his work anont
II luu, ana vi Jnc ul ms ueiEuhOIs saw that
LIs shatiy door A- fd-tcLeu. Looking IN II l 30
WinLoW lac a.w the woman wang on M lur
dead. lie ont, WhrNs II violence on tuo iudy
ar aiouud lne rNc-, ~ IN 'ugh neAvb blows n al
been s4lurk o.. thIi ri ni the face. ENeraOn
Is in Jail al New liucuel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22
THE REvANUE CHANGES.
Protests from On,ccrs Relieved by the Con-
soiidutiOn of Districts.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-Severul protests
have been made to the Internal Reycnut Com
missioner from persons relieved Of their Offices
by the recent consolidation of internal revenue
districts. TIE friends Of the parties who are
thus relieved are enueavorng In strong force to
induce the retention of their friends. The
representative IN Congress from the Rochester
district has applied to the Commissioner for he
retention OF Collector Decker, wno was ousied
In the recent change. The Commit ssinner saws
that no otncr changes viii be made unless ~
removal ana appointment by the President.
Dr J j. Mot has teeu retained AS llecto- IN
the corsoiid ted sixth and seventh Districts of
North Ca olint. Inc change In Geurr c'n-
slsts in the cun.nnd ton % the First ,nd Tnird
Districts. McClains beng retained IA Coll-c or,
thus relieving min. wnO was retained III tio
original order, ud also the consolidation OF the
second and Fourth Dis net Win Anarew
Clarke rs C-iirrtor. Ia tue viigta order Ail-
bauna con. l1utcd intn ~ single district,
but a Cnaure has now cen made. a. Il the stAto
l. divided into two Uistricis. the Collectors re-
med ..sinr MNrr oi huuie and i rker u
SELMA. EdaurI A Merrill was appoiut-l Col
lccto in Naiuc, bu. the appointment has been
witnarawn, ud franGltn j. Rollins, Otother OF
"a Commissioned Rollins. IS retained.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22
To II. b. HAYES, Governor. &o.
HrING the COAL CoMBINATION
The Miners Combining TO Resist tho Hedue-
ton Of WAGES.

PoRT RICHMOND, Pa, Aug. 2l.-The re-
cent movement for the reduction Of wages in
tho Lackawanns AM Wyoming coal regions as
ad dOptcd by the prominent coal operators, par
ticularly those representing tue coal com oina-
tion has occ-sioned much excitemens, dissAtis-
faction. ana bitterness among the miners and
others who are dependeut either directly or
Indirectly, upon coal mining for support A
meeting 10 been held at Plymouth. a central
point IN the Northern coal neid., and II was re-
sulVc0 tnat the mtnefs auu worhincmen Rener-
trict ~ iNe On tue Isl of Septeiuoer. unless the
uid W w,se. are restored. secret conferences
have aisn heen neid between those lcaders
of the Miners ana LarOrrrs' Benevolent Asso-
ciatiOn ami the Min-i~' y tiOnaI Assucldsion-
tue former uninn Operating Ia the SchuylAill
and Lehish feeiOns. md me latter Ia the v
oming. LtckHw tnnJ, ana al jIceut regIous-and.
from Anas u.eh L. Irucd, IL - prObaoie tndt
a general strike viii toe deteimintd upon unless
the cOal cOnuination pay tue cOilsrs the oid
waep~.
ahe condition OF the miners aud their famil es
IN the Lack wanna district - terItOle. Destitu
ton, misery, and starvation are to he founh IN
every part of II. lne number of unemployed
persons vhp are moro or less dependent upon
coal prOuucti ~ Tor a livelihood Is 2OUO. AT
>n.nty Hiu" (pne Of the suuurOs of the neiu-
uful anu wealth nv city of ~crant.nl, Hyde Park,
Olyphant, Dickson. and other places, whole
ia nuios are dying frOlu want anu the NOR
ta!lty fion tie same cause witnil tne PAST
month has Decn greater tn III ever ucfore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22
ETCHiNG 1NOTH WIFE.
The PeriIous Ridc thnt some One Must Take
Across the Bridge Gable.

The work of stretching another cable
from one tower Of the Brooklyn bridge to the
other will probably be done today. lhe cables
that were run across a week ago have been
spllced together at the ends and form an end
| ,ss rope that, running through pullcys ana
worked by steam engine at the Brooklyn
anchorage. can ecsiy be NOV backward or
forward In the same manner that belt conncc-
ing shaftng moves. 1he end OF the next cable
to be stretched will bo taken to the ton OF the
tower and lGshed to the endless cable. he
engine will he started and the endless cable will
carry the end OF the new cnhe out over the
water. a. soon as III feet OF II nave hcen car
RED out the new cable viii Hg.in he bound to
the end So ono. and another ntty tect carried on.
lhis,N III b. cuntin cd until the new cable has
been'c rried over the river to the other tower.
The new cable will then et etcr from tower o
tower, being bound tu the q d cable by inst"ninCs
that are pfty feett part. win nremairt 10 cut
these fastenings, Hnd the new cable VIII swing
free. Il Ia laid over the top OF the towers, or
27S feet ABOVE the river. Ihe cutting OF me
faatenings Is to bc don b ono or two tpen, VINO
will be G ,rriod out the cables In a " buRxv.
The buggy Il "a crate Of IRON Dirs. Oasket shaped,
suspended to the tn oe quarter ,nch rope 10y a
ueep groovcd pulley. oy means of which IT may
be a pcrilous tide, nut ali eIdy there have been
many a, pliCations bN petsons VINO wish To take
IL for the honor Of being tn nrst 60 cross tue
river on the wres he c blcs beng str 'tched
are temporary. to be used only Ia laying the
mel M y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22
CRIPPLING A RAILROAD.
The New York and New JERSEYS Hoiiins
stoch Disnblrd BY strikcrs.

The Now York and New Jersey Railway
Company, formerly the New York and Hacken-
sack, did not start any trains yesterday. The
rod originally ran to Spring Valley, but not
having any money the Erie refused to allow
them the right OF way Oh the tracks at Hacken-
sack JudctiOn, and the company extended their
rails from Spring Valley to Stony Point short
distance above Havcrsiraw and forty-two miles
from New York. The laying of these rails used
no VIII I money the company possessed, and Is
thought to have brought on their ombarrass-
mems. The company Is In arrears to lie em-
plo ees for eight months pay. The engineers,
conductors, trackmen and brakemcn were paid
for four months 10 notes, but the grocer men,
unable to cole, 1t any money on the notes, re-
fused to accept any moro OF them, SO for the
past four months tue families Of the men have
been IN distress. -
On 8 .turday all trains were STONED at Hills
dale twenty one n lies from New York, and out
OF the way OF any other ilrO ID Tue last train
on the rO d started from Jersey Ciiy at O'Clock
on Saturday. and reaching llillsdale could 90 no
further owing to the other trains on the q ack.
Inc couplings and hots OF the 10 'omotlve,
were unscrewed and hidden by the strikers;
I he passe gers were coHpelle1 to alight, ana
Climb rocky hills, and get home az best tney
corld. some having to 90 twenty miles. = ne
four sunday trains were not run, ana New Ork
business men Yesterday morning had 10 reach
the citY via IUTrytOwn. or Nydck.
The crippled company own eight locomo olives
and forty passenger cara md "A portion 81 tue
rnud, the LARGEST portion being controlled by
the Erie
1t Is not expected hat any trains VIII be run
this morning. At the jersey CITY of1lce VA
card announcos th { no trains Will be run.
President ID. i. Patterson Id yesterday that
he snould drive over 10 Stony Point ana try to
effect a settlement Of the troubles. IL IL be-
lieved tnat trains will not be run until the men
are p i'd. President Patterson SAYS they de-
manled $4,000 on SUNDAY. He told them he
could do nothing for them on sunday. but
would guar. ntee them money on Monoay II
would
Dut broke their promise. some VI tue men are
| SAID to huve $40 uue tnem.
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Two Young Mcn Murdered 10 Prevent the
Exposure OF Lenders secret.

Exposure OF IA Lenders secret.
PoRr RICHMOND, Pa. Aug. 2l.-Last
nignt a terrible tragedy wa enaoted ne r one of
the mines " tno Delaware, LAckawanua and
Western Co 4 COMPANY, in tue Lack wanna dis
tnct. For some line past = feui ms existed oe-
tween two factions Of the Molly Maguires and
some memuer, of the Fatner Mathew Society
This trouble terminated In bloody a iht last
night. James Martin and Peter McC frey went
out to the mines yesterday afternoon, and on
their way home Ia the evening were net 10y a
crowd Of Molly NagutfeS, W 20 were Wild win
wuiskey and ready TO commit any lawless act.
One OF the party .skei Marin II he was a Father
thew ~ Al. artin uphrId nat ne was. "is
the signal for AN attack up u him and MS
companion. Iury were Ueaten with plidg -ous.
stauUeG with knives, and treated To - snuwer II
bullets from the drunken Aioliie-. McCHfrey
was killed uutusnt Oy ttstul snot, and Mar IN
was 70 t-riU,N injured that ne dled soon after
being found. II L. saiu tnat the murderers were
led py prominent nfi 1enolder IN Ser .uton,
VINO is "A leader OF the Molly Maguires IN the
Lackawanna Valley, aud the murders we're com
mitted 10 eonceii some political secrets tina. the
two Young uieu were possessed Of, ard about 10
divulgc, III would xpOse tho rascalitJ Of the
otilcel aud his uduertnts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22
THE YONET ORDER.
Designed to he Offensive TO Democrats
Troops Wanted iu virRinia.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2l.-The order of the
President, by which Scott Loro's preamble aud
resolution we're Incorporated In the letter OF in
structions to Gen. Sherman TO garrison tho
South with Federal troops, for election pur-
poses, ia purposey designed to be offensive to
the Democratic party. though the order would
have been Issued just the same bad such reso-
luton never been offered in the House. Several
weck- ago the President saiu he was In guam
dary a to tue proper way 81 promulgating sucn
an order. The evidence in his pOssesslou, he
said. warranted almost any step, but he did not
think 1t advis iOle TO make puDhc tine informa-
ton ut present. An appeal has teen made TO
send several companies OF Infantry into the
Flurth District Of Virginia. which Ia the only
one In tina. STATE seuuing 4 ioUublican meuiber
to CONGRESS. The oujcct il not much To Sc
cure the return Of q livpublicdn Congressman
as To utilize the large nero vote in that section,
with the possible hope ut mnklng the aggregate
vote count IN favor Of the Republican electors
In IIA. l.lnnI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22

The mes F. Higgins Ascot uion, az 4OS 4 st
Seventeenth street, last tNtuins u' 'nralcd lis usuo
saAc tor member oi Ar'tu bl.
The WorNinemcn'4 Reform CLUB. Of the
Etthtn Asstuh Dir rlct, ut which samuel sullivan Is
~, AlIrnt ana y Wr- MtN ouutH areretaly, raised
iilirn ana HcudrcA, bthcr last evening.
Cot. Joseph Moore will r ise a large hickory
pole in honor OF Hidden ana liend irks &c Vs
square, Nonhen, ON the e5t iust ca. Moore has
ertrtru mChoN pole, W honpr ~ the Democratic can
uidatrs silce the candid1cY ~ Gen. Jacksuu.
The Democrats of VerplhncXs have orran-
izr. Iiiirn and tendrlc tiuh, with IN following
named ofic,r7i 1h1mas MouueY, frr ilenti Jaues
,ponJing Secretary JOhn llckeY, Treasurer,
Tue swedish liiden and Hendricks Club in
Ie tonla Assembly rooms a. cN hiuy uleCtcit tul.
lowl named officers; FL. Sih,usul, Piesidcut, \.
u 2 bium, Nic' lrtsdruti A. Flgutl N4i g. Jachl.n
nanur-,. crrtAres, G. simpson, rreAsu er.
lhe Glen Cave worklnGm-u- ! ll'n ana II ~ H..
drcks CluJ haI graz "a lhcllln mri' lls tu
~ ey"ni X. II WIS addressed by Tue Hon NesSr ,
Elhs j B 'arh aud 1nwusrni cock, lhe c,ub
eiectcl JUhA l. MurphY President and james norton
SeCretsrY
here WAS largo Democrats meeting in For
eYth n M BROOKLYN, lAtt ryrulnt, oNct- when Ius zee
Ludwlg Semi presided. iinen und llrulUcNs luD
WAS 1, rulri, Win 800 mrMhNt- Justice Srmltr was
INA ie Prrsi cast, lc iarl Drmlls ANA J uucu -. IA
ton We lrr-drut., Il. j, McMdnus Secretary, aud
fhllp'oulyAn. Treasurer.