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BUTTERFIELD.-On ThursdaY May is. Margaret
wife Of Francis fcrcu. IN the gih OF her
The relatives aud irienu- of the family are fcspeet-
fully invited 10 att n her funeral from her late resi-
d nee 3i last l2th st. ON sunday, May FL at O'Clock
L NJ.
HARTMAN--On Tuesday evening" May 49, 1870,
Henri Hartman, in tne 7htn wear of mis- age.
Tie relatives and frieu.s II tho funny respect
fully invited to attend tue funeral from his late
dtnce 4Ol lest 3oth st. ou SATURDAY tue 2Oth Inst at
+ NJ.
iRWIN.-On "wednesday. May l.. Lafayette Herbert
Irwin. son of the late Dr. H. irwin. aged II years, IL
Relatives and friends invited attend funeral
from his ate rc.dence. Ia last l2Sth ST. ON Friday.
May ly al IL A. NJ
KING-Ou the nth inst, James J. King. aged 70
years, months. and IL days.
Relatives and frcnds invited attend the funeral
from ms e. resid-nce. liz West ST., GTeenpOnt
SUNDAY, May q, at ~ O'Clock n. -
McCOEMlCK.-on Wednesday. May II. 1875. William
McCormick, aged A years.
Relatives and FIRE also members OF Marsh Lodge,
No. lsS +. aud A. NJ, respectfully invited TO attend
the func raj from his late residence 30 South 4th st.
Wnliamsburgh, on Friday. May 10, at ~. N.
hAsOS.-On "Wednesday, May II, William Mason,
Youngest sou Of George and Rachael Mason. aged lS
years, omonths ana IL days.
Funeral services viii take place from Sse West lin
1t FRIDAY evening al O'Clock. Friends aud relA-
tiyes OF the family are invited TO attend. .
SMART. On lhursdiy morning, May is. 1876, Daniel
SIN ,rt IN the 18Th year OF his age
Tle relatives and friends invited 10 attend tue
funeral from his late ldence Madison ay., fremont.
or 11SSd yWj MT u wysnssi,y Marin Fran
ces eldest daughter OF David ami amy Van Worst.
The funeral will take place from ner late resldence,
MeavtrtOwn Road Nurih bergen, sunday, At l.. N.
Relatives and frienus invited.
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The Democrats Of the House Asreeins upon
June IL NJ the Date.

WASHINGTON, May ia number Of the
leading Democrats In the House held a confer
ence to- day TO agree upon the time for adjourn
ment. II was argued that the Republican menu
bers would be anxious to attend the Cincinnati,
Convention. and by the time they returned the
Democratic members would want TO be In St.
Louis In this way month would be lost and
II the session continued after the Presidential
nominations, there would he no certainty when
an adjournment could be had. 1t was therefore
agreed that tomorrow the Chairman OF the
Ways and Means Committee should offer q con-
current resolution fixing the 18th Of June as the
day for adjournment, and to this end alt the
committees having invest igations in hand will
be requested TO finish their reports before that
tine.
The Naval Appropriation bill, now under con-
sideratiun, will be followed by the Army bill.
and then the Indian bill. The only appropria-
ton measure ~ Importance TO be completed 10
the Sundry CIVIL bill, and with the passage OF
these the real work OF the House Will end. Sem
ator ConkliDg. who has occupied two days In
opposing the Jurisdiction of he Senate, II III ore
anxious for AN early adj Iurnment than many OF
his colleagues; for he knows that II the trial Of
Belknap should proceed, 1t would be Improper
for him to absent himself from the Senate
during the meeting OF the Cinciu natl Conven tion.
also anxious to end the session early In June. 1t
was remarked by Senators tod ay that Conkiine's
hatred Of Senator Edmunds has not abatcd in
the least. aud that during his speech Yesterday
and to-day he was un-p1rlng In his criticisms on
the Chairman OF the Judiciary Committee.
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THE KENTUCKY REPUBLIcANs.
Presenting the Name Of Is. n. Bristow for
President-A Hara-AIoney PIatIorm.

frchtdeut-A hurd-uOncy Plhu0fm.
LOUISVILLE, KY. May 1s.-The Republic
can State Convention met here to-day. The
Hon. Walter Evans Of Louisville called the Con-
vention to order. Gen. John FinDell of Coying-
ton was made temporary Chairman, ana the
Hon. James Speed, ex-Attorney G enersl under
Mr.. Lincoln, permanent President. The attend
ance WAS large anu the proceedings ORDERLY.
The declaration Of principles speaks First, for
the fulh lment of all promises by the nation to
the soldiers and sailors who fought for the
Union second, for thorough retrenchment and
most rigid economy IN all departments Of the
public service third, for such reform
In the civil service will prevent the
prostitution OF public station to selfish
ends. aud make honesty and capacity in
disusnsabls qualifications for all Offices /;
fourth favors men In ofilce who are honest and
have the courage to hgnt corruption NTH, re-
pudiatlon in All its forms - a national crime (;
sixth, y ymeut Of the public Indebtedness ac-
corning 70 the letter and spirit OF the contract
seventh, speedy return to tue money ofthe Con-
any posi- ponenent OF a return 10 specie PAYMENT
beyond the time now hxed ninth. reduction OF
init ; tenth, opposition 70 all schemes which
tend 10 place our common schools under other
than popular control eleventh, equal rights be.
fore the law Of all citizens.
The following section was read amid great ap-
plause, hand snaklng, and hat throwing
As Rentue y gave Abraham Lincoln TO his country
size presents Ben1ann H. Bristow 10 complete tue
correction OF the Ills Incident TO His past
conduct u once Is earnest evidence Of his future
lie has been true to Republican principles IA
aud peace manly. calm. and courageous. and
faithful IN the discharge Of his duty His PERSISTENT aud
success. al againrt corruption desery the
thanks Of all the friends Of honest government. In
Thus presenting aud cOmmeuding our FELLOW dzen to
the RrpuDnctn AAuunu Convention. not un.
mindful u tue Distinguished services ana worth of
other Republicans. We trust the Cincinnati Conyen-
ton via preseut candidates men whose ale
glance 10 the party has been proved and who have tne
moral courage TO enforce the law.
on RasOlutOns commend cd
and the Convention elected the following dele
gates from the State at large: John NJ. Harlan
uf Louisville. W. &. GoOdloe OF Lexington, W.
ii. W ellsworth OF Maysville. and Robert BOYD Of
the Mountain district.
Two delegates from each Of the ten Congress
slonal districts were then elected. All the dele
gales are OF ono choice.
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PETER coorBR ron PRESIDENT.
The Nominations of the Independent NatienaI
Grcenback Convention.
INnIANApnIIa Ind. MAY 12-Tha INDIE


pendent National Convention reassen bled at 9:3o
A. NJ. The following platform was adopted
The Independent Party called into existence BY the
necessities OF the people whose indnsris are pros.
rulnous policy which the Repuole,n and Demoersiis
sTes S q the y eounay thereby disappointing Just
eg sna s nss
hnaSa TSf f No and sSi sane ps,oS
fhs'-wc demand immediate and unsondti ss al
and the rescue oi lustries FROM ruin and disaster
resulting from its enforcement, and We call upon al
Fe' Of TOO country Ss view Of Is, i,
Iyss 70 Sosgrsss w9o w "sty gu. ,"e r.sacs
aesraenys POLICY 81 e9as,-s2n ,.,,sa
directly BY thu Government and convertible demand
into United States oblg ltions bearing less rae q
exchsnsesoe Tor Unied states notes par viii AFFORD
SssS SHOULD f es ssft Tor all
except for payment Of uch Uogatons as are by exist.
oa @ is @ s on e 70 PROVIDE
s9cn medium and lnsi 70 .1s language q
aud the circulation restored to tue nation to whom IL
ThTd-It is the paramount duty Of the Government.
10 AL y. egsatien 70 Keep IN view the iul develop
manufacturing, and commercial -
heS issue Of gold bonds Tor sale in foreign bS
winch W. ouid be made Tor long peroa " heMers q
ss the A Al. 90, geoSe would g,ay and promptly
the hotder aud bearing interest at 3o5ioO yer cent
per annum, or even lower rate.
fNM-ws further protest against the sale Of Govern
ment Donds for the purpose OF purL asng liver to I'd
used suheututc for our more convenlent and les.
nuctuatng fraciunal currency, whicn although wei
calcu enrich the of silver mines. yet II
operation Il will stl furtaer Cypress in taxation al
teaoy overburiened people.
| A subsequent resolution against railroad sub
sides was adopted.
The nominations on the FIRST ballot were u: Fol
President. Pc err Cooper Of New York for Vice
| President, Newton Booth OF California. Tn,
| Convention then adjourned sine die.
WHAT nR. COOPER SAYS.
Mr.. Cooper said Yesterday to reporter, whit
asked Nun whether he had heard OF hts nomi
| nation.
mo, have not. bad telegram In the ear
lier part Of the day Offering me the nctninati n
but l sent back reply that could not undo
any circumstances accept II. Tn { will be m,
answer now. At my age, and with my infrmi
ties II would tie utterly Impossible for me l,
endure the fat'eues OF the campaign. Why,
am eighty -stx yers Old. No, they hHve a vcrl
good man down there, Governor Allen let the
nominate him for the Presidency, and ] hasi
very strong hopes that the people will elect him.
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SUPREME CouHT HAMnERS M 7 o. 6a 49, ~
So lll. ii 49, liu. ia, 49, th Loo lb-, LIS.
~. lS5 Isl, l,1, sd, l,t IN, 100 ~ lw, 20. q /,
go q, go, eou, ESQ, 2d2 sdi, ~d 2s 2Sl, ~ Isl,
2Si. tS'.
GrsrrAL Term Nos ~, 3 ~ ~. 90 ~, - lon, 9s,
sIEDIAL TERN. ia 20 GA Irl4i 40, rs,
CiW,Iir Part sh No eau 90 y ls 2Ai0 1904
e5r --r, llu,, 1853 iS 203Hi "7u3 %Nl, 2Vl, $500,
2pUi "si, n"I "s-A, 1870 Par lis orr G use
No g,5 2772 2a5o, 7pe ao2i 1890 26is 5000, 271s,
- "a N. inui fala tbs. lJni y. "s-N iH Iu e., *,
. do 80. ., 2sls. e2A 2sri $50, 80 I, Ji r,lt H.
slur, us 81. 80 9Oig, 2O3l iiSl, .tSi, 2if, 900.
2Sl8 27S6 27sI 27d5, ei'3 900 2s9 26O 2t5 l5lo g.
Hif7
iols 2llo lnS2 2oi0, ~ 2l4l, nos 100 ms 4 ~
I, luu6, li llld, has ana, 2LN, llGi linl llbo'
ll"' mo ll1 liz, llIi. ~ T. llis' ilD ~ ll,s,
ltY, liza llHl llS 1854, 1lSi. 1856 lls' llSs lul
I--Nue. tnfh, al $40, lJ ~ 10 1000, fO, HOS,
llb3. llGO lldl, lld2, 1903 lloI. ,
COUNT OF COMMON fLtAs-EouITr TrhM.-Nos' o.
"a. 4. -, n -. - ~ 900
rRIAL Tern Part |. Nos. 9h61f. 1904. Ills. 100,
pa6 dN llOi 1900 2l0i 1880 1901 IN li3i 1871 l2lJ
lbss. l.si7 no slsl 81 g u ~ 2l-l 2l.s sls9
No l4l8, 200 3sl 2s7f, 2i2i 23os 1895, 1905 24sJ
24S2, 2i55, 2ius, 1850, 2iVJ
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AN ExPDosIex ON TEE oHro.
The Steamer Pat CIebnrne Bursting her
Beiiers-The Killed and weu.des.

EvANsvILLE Ind, May 18.-The steamer
Pat Cleburoe exploded her boilers at II o'clock
last night six miles below Shawneetown, III,
while lying alongside the Arkansas Belle. The
Belle was tied to the bsnK and disabled by the
line OF coal nat which fouied her starboard
wheel, preventing her from rendering assistance.
The Cleburne noated down about mile and
was burned
Cspt. Fowler was caught In the timbers and
burned to death Dick Partridge, express agent,
was lost; Walter McElhenny, engineer, was
blown into the river ana wss badly hurt, but
VIII recover; ID. c. Moore, mail agent, was
blown overheard, but was saved John Mcclure,
the pilot, who was at the wheel, fell through to
Porter, second CLERK, had his feet scalded and
was cut Arthur Brown, freight clerk, had h Ia
hands aud face scalded and his head cut. All
the cabin crew are supposed to be saved. Urn
from the timbers aud was burned. Albert
smith, barber, had his hand scalded. Charley
Nunon the second mate, Ia supposed to be lost.
:. vi me passenger q. "; Smith Of Evansville
taute had hts hands and feet scsIded John
Harvey OF Cincinnati was scadsd, and his face
was cut he will recover. An unknown passen-
ger was blown u the roof OF the Belle aud
officers are all disabled, It cannot be learned
what other passengers are lost.
The belle IL badly wrecked-her chimneys
blown overheard, her state rooms shattered, and
she was on IRE 10 mauy places. Her frat and
second engineers are badly scaided. Charles
Smith OF Cincinnati. n passenger, had q leg
broken. Capt. Howard was knocked down and
Signify burt. Possibly, In all, ten persons on
Giles OF Evansville were blown down the front
stairs, but uninjured.
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II y us. but snythsns IKE sybs.sstss .s sne

red defsnre hea bsen csnepico outly absent.
There ira been no Satisfactory expianauon OF
the Suspicious circumstances surfoundisa tnese
frauds, but simply a contention that the uoNeris
mept has not proved tho conspirdoS' chargod
fam inclined 10 doubt whether the parties now
on ri al here Intentionally and knowingly loineo
in conspirary," that Is to say, in such a" con
spiracy" ~ the law contemplated They nave
violated the law siDRly and us individuhs, Out
perhaps without previous understanding. III so,
tho indictments should have been ohsco on
different section OF the statute. Ihat tnere hss
been a cons piracy" In contemplation OF law ID
tr,l. enough, but the small frv were not In 10.
The members Of that mbination are not on
trial. They are high Officers OF the Government,
Senators aud Congre ssmen, bankers and ner-
chants, ana the chiefs OF the Republican party
with "A few so-called Democrats thrown In.
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NEW YoaK. Thursday. May 1s-Receipts Of
beevcs VEN ~ ear loads. AZ head. making 6I2
since Monday asalust 1910 for the time last week.
Inc average quality was far, and very well suited to
elise yesterday but the feeling deeldably weak.
and sellers were barely able to close
ffrnge. Prime and extra steers range from 10ti
~, TO dres. 57 Ms to the gross ordinary good
steers were SLOW at o4e10Ac.; to dress 550s50ne.
kecelrh Of calves were 114 head m ikng 207s since
Monday. against 5,p72 fer the corresponding time
week. strictly prime veals taken at Yesterday
outside quotations. but the general of the market
was not 20 Arm. Mikfed veais ranged from 5Ads4,c.
n. with choice BucKs county vras and but
teImilk calves were SOLD Al tt,1ilfc. D. n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 81 loads. OF
400 head; making 1i.i2O since Mondly, aganet $3.50
for the came time There a further de-
cine 10 prices egusl 70 nehry Nc n. and sales
slow at 7aslec. n. tor unshorn sheep 1L@7Ac, n.
for ciipped do, aud %. i3c. for sprlbg lambs.
Receipts OF nOgs were car oals or $40 head, msk-
In ,2B7 since Monday 20J the
last week. None Tor sale awe.
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To THE EDITOR OF The SUS SIR; Tho
Pre-deni uhuusl believe 1t Is not generally known
has nominated for Police Ju lie of the District Of Co
lumoi, WIN u. Such tine partisan Incumbent Of the
position for years past tue wuing tool VINO did the
work ot Sh pa 'rd & 60. whrn tho Ring run riot IN
washington. inr oica IA tle District II one o. vast
fcni ohsill ~. Tue" are macy fnpnr so ponce
men ~ NV orN nfttig htt A. seYefd WAYS TOR Ia
post thau IL tllt mln nN Rough M uucpu.h IN
nn.ner, ignorant OF law and cquil, surrounded ny a
horde OF fyclphauls, a1lrpcln, auh d'ag-hclts el
mas mas ma 10 himself ~ cs0rr ~ resp riihc flNn+
OF Washington n.uGHlnS stock 20 s'9tt porn0n 81
the community, AID terror uI the ignorant ppOl.
crCuutiun 4 the cap.l praJ ng te Senate 10 TvlI
In can an
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BUFFALO, May lS.-rhe schooner Thomas C..
Street, bound w from the weland Canal was struc a
BY squat s,I miles this side OF Long Point and
sized about O'Clock yesterday morning, six Of Ter
crew being drowned The accident was seen by CAP.
MAytham Of The tug H. q. Melton, who was doing wreck
ing service ut Long Point ami hr went to their assist
ance. fhc names O those drowned, as far a. knuNut
Ihgrlc, Roach, mrs. mate, FROM Saginaw, Mic aud
Johu Wnlkrf, cu from Port Dover ont. The othCfa
shipped from Port tulOurne. Out, ard cir names ARE
uuAuONn TIE survivors, three IN numb arrived here
the propeller Nandernit, 81 the Yves ern fr.nspur.
tatlun uupauy, this morning. Capt, JOnn A boy e
wa in command tue schooner and re ors that Tie
tQuail lasted only trw moments.
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Arrived. THURSDAY. May 10.

Arrived. THURSDAY, May 49,
Steamship Benefsctor. wilmington, n. c.. ndse. ana
pass.
Steamship Old Dominion. Richmond. City Point. aad
Norfolk, mdae aud pass.
steamship state OF Texas Galveston mdse. and pass-
steamship Joan Gibson. Georgetown. II. O.. moee-
and pase.
steamship Clyde, Philadelphia. In ballast.
slnp Game Cock Manila. hemp.
BARK Union. Gloucester. In ballast.
Esrk Alaska. Mcsslna. fruit.
Bark llassel. Rouen, In ballast.
Bars Blldcr. Alder, in ballast.
Bark lmpefiaL RIO JancirO, coffee.
Bark Mirit. Rio JanerD coffee.
BARK Numphen, Havre, In ballast.
lark Atlantic. Port spain sugar.
Brig Amelia kmma. Montevideo hides.
Usual
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Tho Passac county IN. j. Grand jury has
found tSo indictncnt' against james F. Preston
IRE sur Of the Merchants Loan and Trust Company
for c nspnaey with james hand, late CITY Assessor,
now M state prison for conspiracy Ia def and the GUY
IN The plSincit taxes OF ,hs said company also
three bils against Albert w. topper direC Of the
same company, aud also 81 the Whl.ney ,Sewiia Ma
emu. Company, Two for conspiracy With Hand ~ de-
fraud N the taxes of Doth COMPANIES and one for
bribery. TIE accused men pleaded not guilty, u "a
as0 DO that another Indictment was found against
Hand TOR forgery, and snotner against weitknown
manufacturer Tor crime In connection WITH THIS same
TAI bualpeAA,
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GALLATIN-HAYw ARD.-At Paris. NAV 9, Mt tho
American Episcopal Chur n OF tn HOW Trinity, by tho
Rev John II. Morgan Albert Gillaun eld.r son " tho
late Albert GalstIn E-l OF New IorN. to /rfta only
daugntsr Of Tue late henry Hayward Of SOU ,aron.
mat al The residence 0f the brides parents the Rev.
Joseph +. Duryca n. H.. Chae.. W. ROsan To Anna X.
lobrooS only daughter Of Joseph p liobrooK, all Of
Bruoslyn
SUYDAM- FtCHELLS-On We ineeday NAV 10, 1870.
at Willtt street NJ r. Chnrc by the Rev j. 4 aries,
benjamin H. suydam Mary NJ. yOun sest daughter VI
William o. klchells, al OF this CITY
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THURSDAY, May ls.-Flour steady hut les,
sollye. corn meii que,. he hour IA oei"r
s3loosk3do, supernne state and Western a loGst6o
shipping extras, aud state lO 30 sprnE
anu Xxx, S5+OA$0 10 Mlnnesota tents III 21Gsto-b
" eslern WI ter common \, 60 lbvot0iOi 90 AND
XAX 80 5Oa<S.7b. Southern shipuIng, % ZOO b.2b;
do hign grades, se7Ssts 10 ky noas supernns' 400
tetb 10. brAnay W me corn uleAi 81 .rDeltJ 90
Provisions very dsil sAiss ON tho pot $50
hDis. ~ vi mess, and VI Tor extra prle. For
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william Pauling. Familiarity known as Blind
Billy" for quarter Of century newsdealer In Jersey
cay a'd at his nom. YESTERDAY. lie made total y
bind by the bursting OF a cannon, IN bring sAlala
over the election VI Pierce aud klng IN 1852.
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$uslntss tloile,s.

The effective silk Elias Truss. supplied
Only by Elastic Tru-s Company, bs3 Broadway. com
fOrtaby bods and curca rupture. and now supersede
meal russes everywhere. Avoid wretched metal and
worthless cotton Elastic" Truases.
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WAsnINGTON. Nav 7.-Mossrs. Young, lIarri-
son- and Plaisted the sub committee on puOlic build
ings grounds, have al last improved the venta
On OF the House that the change noticed by visitors
Ia tue gallery. Cold air Freely clrcuates now through
thirty new ren,Les, whlia great Improvement MAJ
nRr
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ANDERsON.-In the city Of New York, the I'M
day of Ma, 1870 by the Hon. Charles Do1Ohue. Justice
Of the Supreme Court M.re a, from Edw ard
J. Anderson. Cause, adaitlry.
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MARINE INTELLIGEN CE.

MINIATURE ALsASAc-rurs DAy.
sun rises... 30 sun ses... IL Noon rises- %
nlun wAtKR-InI~ DAY
Sandy Hook o. Gov. Ieauo. IS lien Gate. II
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NEW ORLEANS, May 1S.-Tho jury in the
Fehronoack cases have not yet agreed upon a
verdict. They stand eleven for conviction and
one for acquittal.
A july IN tue O'Brien distillery cases ia being
impaneIlcd.
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sweet word. spoken with a foul brcath
please tle eur, but are offensive 10 the HOSTILE hh
OF kagneda makes them grateful TO both.
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The Flnh Avenue Bank ~ tho corner OF Forty fourth
greet Nnich Nas upenei Tor busuuss, aud me pttA
ali pi Il. october itsi, ur-A Hfd Nv Ot
solid nrn All Murrty iii matter 90 tOuy, ulenc to
t pant OF tie cay, ssNel a, ~ gi,e absolute urY
Ia Ors Is 81 CNhlldrra represent Wrultu Of
over s4uoO0uol, ana can already nunuer several ni .
dird pOutOrH, with DusinerH NIlOn tAc, eos Tho
cNucctauUns of It's m st rah,ulne projectors. lac
stock, ultDough only recently aunte u tho exchange
hst, h1s risen 10 30, wicn Nas b.a to-day
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BuchRu'. CarbeIic ~oRp- ARE nids to clean
lness, and prevent disease. Depot, 80 John ST.
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Essuc truss a ac BpoadwaY before oSsins any othss
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THE ADyoURSMENr OF CONGRESS.

took recess until Tao, the evening session TO
be for general debate only on the Naval Appre-
pfietlon bill.
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when you are bilious, hut 90 TO your druggls,
Esd Get u package ui QnirE y lrllh LeA-Adp.
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:, hi''n, u hls neeu quite notice iple that all n
3 ~ ihu44h. ..s Il tney stpnd ia no danger ;
a, W UN"i7 lloh th'Y II We pfUlesaed IN m
t'"'I'h 30 u t'olt sliuattOn n Idrhrs Indicted
- "u h''a liiih 10 .hlp hb heavy unr an Tong
81 Nl t'aratAl in resentment inclr M art Y
"A p''n va" SUM 60 90 pabic comment.
a. I'VE 'uls confluence ~ 90, apins punishment
~ t,r cIines cnaraeu2 Can ~ he HuytnIuy
, man thelr H. ney ana pplit al ami social
a., 'ru'r' ana tie lhpunity they h We hitherto
80 .lV"f lheb knOW lucy ave Niuldie cd the
80 ""s they do not deny int. Their defence Ia
t,nlt can hndh ne identified by such a term,
~ SSuse IL ounslsts Of qulbhles ANA suggestions
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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-24
AN INHUMAN BROTHER.

One of the best citizens of Warsaw,
Mo-, was last week murdered by his
own brother, in 4 peculiarly cold
blooded manner. The brothers names
were Nalls-A. c. and Charles. The
facts as ascertained are that Charley,
the murderer, is wild, boisterous fell
low, much given to card playing and
drinking, while Al (as he was known
to everyone here) was very much op-
posed to his younger brothers way of
spending his time and money, and has,
on many occasions. taken him home
and taken care of him. About dark Al
and MIR. MCGOWAN, 4 brother-in-law of
the two young men, found Charley
drinking and playing cards at saloon,
and tried to take him home. He went
quietly until very near home, when,
being in advance, he turned suddenly,
and giving no indication for his inten-
ton, fired full at McGowen, who was
in advance of Al, and about 40 feet be-
hind Charley. MCGOWAN hearing the
ball whistle uncomforatably close,
sprang back and turned to one side.
Al then cried out, s'Look out Charley,
you might hit u.s. but the warning
had no effect, for mingling with the
last word came another report, and AL
staggering, said II am shot, and
would have fallen had not MCGOWAN
sprang forward to support him. The
fraticlde, then, his insane hate sati-
ated, put up his pistol and helped car
ry his dying brother into the house of
their father, distant but few yards.
The wounded man soon breathed his
last in terrible agony, surrounded by
his weeping relatives, Charley mean
time looking on, calm, and amid all
the excitement undisturbed, breathing
no word of repentance saying, when
his mother asked him why he did so,
81 told him not to follow me, and 1
killed him. There were no indica.