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programme, issue the reports of the judges
lust as they made them, and correct all
errors and omissions by supplementary re-
ports signed by the appeal judges The course
adopted laws the Commission open to the suspicion
of being accessible TO the improper influences winch
are ALWAYS Al work at a Worlds Fair to secure the
granting OF awards. The action of the entire Com
mission has generally been discreet and sanitary,
but experience has more than once proved that ITS
work cannot safely he intru>tcd to the members
who remain in Philadelphia when the body If nonl-
nally in perpetual session. If Gen. Hawley could
get the whole Commission together this bad botch
that has been made of the system OF awards might
perhaps he corrected even at this late hour.
What have said above does not apply to the cor
rcction Of errors IN the phraseOlOgy Of the judges
reports or such alterations are necessary to make
them correspond with the form prescribed by the
Commission in its instructions to the judges. ms
work is being, as / believe, faithfully done by
committee upon which are Commissioners Lynch
and Boteler. In some cases they have found 1t
necessary 10 strike out eXtraneous matter hut the
substance of the awards is not interfcred with.
Very different is the performance Of the COMMITTEE
on Appeals. They exercise the power OF doctorihg
the ndgcs reports to suit themselves, and OF making
new awards on their own responsibility. Two OF
three of their number have not the ability or eX-
perirnca to make competent judges at q country
cattlr-ShOW. X. V. -
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FOREIGN NOTES.

HAVANA, Oct 26.-AnOther steamer from
Spain arrived to-day with 1000 troops.
LONDON, Oct. 26.-Thirty-fve carloads of
OIL comprising 1862 barrels shipped from London
to-day for Europe. This is the largest single shipment
ever made from this point.
LONDON, Oct. 26.-Leonard Aublain the
Belgian who escaped few days since from compart-
Inent in a railway train between OStend and Brussels,
after having murdered officer in whose custody he
was being taken Ia Brussels charged with robbery and
murder, has been captured az Lille France.
HALIFAX, Oct. 26.-A dispatch from the
Magdalen Islands reports that the 10th and 18th
inst the heaviest gale known years experienced
Considerable damage done shore, and many fish
ing boats were destroyed. No wrecks have been re-
ported The weather the islands continues mild The
herring fishery at Labrador is poor
ToRoNTo, Oct. 26.-A special cable to The
Ereni,g Telegram, from London, England, says: The
shareholders of the Grand Trunk Railway held meet
ing today at which the relations with the Great West
discussed and Mr. Childers's aninadversions
answered Mr.. Tyler delivered able speech, and as
sured the meeting that the Board OF Directors were
thoroughly recruited. The report was unanimously
adopted"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
GRIMES AND cAsUALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

H,vERnI1L Mass, Oct. 2G.-James I. Brickett
vas run over saa Killed by freight train near this place
to-day.
OswTGO. N. Y, Oct. 2G.-The schooner Odd Eel
low from Port HoIe with lumber went ashore last night un
der Fort ontario
BosroN. Oct 2G.-During quarrel at Hlayerhll,
Mass Tuesday last jacob Plaun sODed ana killed LOUIS
Emmill Paun was arrested
ppovtDENCE. r. L. Oct. 26.-Edward RYAN was
awned in Warren yesterday while attempting TO board
a coal vessel to obtain employment
sr JoHNsBURY, VT, Oct. 26.-E. w. Hawkins,
-, The propreors Of the ST. JOlnsbury Granite Com.
n1v in Rycgae Township, killed this afternoon by
derrick falling upon hiul
CINCINNATI. Oct. 26-Miss Anna Spear, age 26,
,oNgbtcr Of : Is Spear a resident Of Clifton committed sui
eide by shooting herself through the head and heart In her
brothers room to day.
poRuANp, Me-. Oct 26.-AleXander Mcdonald OF
visiting friends here took the boat
% ~ Gohn's about weeks ago which time nothing
los ben heard of him. He had large amount VI mOhey III
his pOsSesslOn'
Rosroy. Oct 26-Frank A. WoOley was shot and
rbablv fatally wounded yesterday at Grafton, Vermont oy
b Lroher WOoley feud had existed between ten
nr some time and IL during attempt 10 enect
cilation that the shooting occurred.
WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 26.-ln the superior
fourt to-day Reed alias Jim Ross ala Bar0n aiss
English jim his wife, Mary Reed alias Dupnn fIy ass
Ellen Griffin. each sent 10 e Ouse vi
Correction year for attempting pocketpieAhR'
HALIFAX, Oct. 26.-The schooner Thistle arrived
1oih inst the Annapolis produce laden drove INTO
The bay beam ends. The yessa was probably Dounu
from Annapolis 10 Boston, and got blown on her course All
hands were doubt lost
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

MONTREAL, Oct. 26.-The shipment of petroleum
from this port is rapidly Increasing.
PROVIDENCE, r. L. Oct 26.-In a game of base
ball here to-day the BostOns defeated the Haros by
OF 10 to -.
HALIFAX, y. s., Oct. 26.-The war steamer Zephyr
leaves for Bermuda, and the flag ship Beeophon
o Thursday next
LOWELL, Mass, Oct 26.-The State Sunday-school
to-day closed its session here The attendance
has been larger than at any previous session
SAvANNAH, Ga, Oct. 26.-1he total number of in
to-day three. One yellow fever case No
deaths from occurred No frost has yet appeared
SALT LAKE, Utah. Oct 26-The Register and ne,
Office this psce were oaay suspended
from duty by orers from Washington pending the Fesuss
tioD Of their oihce.
OTTAWA Oct 26.-lt is understood that the Hon.
Foster director OF the Canada Central and ths
Brockyie and OTTAWA Railways has severed MS connection
% ,nse cororafions aud that Mr. Abbott for many yeara
Connected with these roads, will probably succeed him.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 26.-1he Pimlico races were well
.,ton taday The follows: One mile for
ali ages s275 Inspiration Las mile heats ior
olds $3.50 against eight horses ambush 10 10
Resolute, Rsk second. 7;Sa
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MERCHANTS, nAY.

PHILADELPHIA, oct 2G.-Bcsidcs the Ohio
celebration at the Exhibition to-day Che occasion was
gnazed 10y the visit Of $500 mcmhcf- Of various
commercial associations from the principal cities Of the
country who came in excursion parties. The Produce
Exchange, Cotton Exchange, anl Cheap poFtauou
Association Of NoEorE, the Trenton Board % Trade
the Baltimore Corn and Flour Exchange and delegations
from Chicago Buffalo St. Louis, and Peoria friycd I.
event and this morning In the New York party hcrc
were about 500 persons. Tie visiting associations
were received by the Philadelphia MARITIME Exchange,
Corn Exchange, stock EXChdugc, Drug LNthau~,, ana
Wholesale Gr0ccrs Association. Visitors ana h'SS ir-
assembled AT tie Pcnng, lyau'a Building. where an adj
dress OF welcome was delivered by Gov Harruf, aud
short spcccles made by Geo W Mcars Of Philadelphia,
L. ~ stark Of New York and Chas. =. Fisher OF inti
more. The party then proceeded 10 the Ihiladeuhia
Municipal Building, where q lunch was served
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THiNKSGIVLNG.
A PROCLAMATION.


From year to year we have been accustomed to
poI,c IN our daily pursuits and set apart time to offer our
thanks 10 Almighty God 0g the special blessings He has
youch.afed to rs with prayers for continuance
thereof We haze ar this time equal reason to be thank
f for His continued protection, and FOR the many ma
ta blessings His b0py has bestowed In addition TO
these favors accorded individuals. We have es-
pecal occasion express or hearty thanks to Almighty
God that by his providence and guidance our
Government established century ago has been enabled
tn fu the purpose of IT, founders IN Offering an asNlum
to The people OF every race securing clyl ana religious
liberty to AN within it, borders ana mcng our I" every
indyil al alike Justice aud equality before the laws 10
Is moreover especially our duty 10 oHrr our huihDh
ryrr 10 the Father OF all Merces for continuance ol
Hi.diyiuc favor 10 patton and rs lndVllUalS
nv reason of all these considerations, !, ulysses -
Grant President OF the United states, do recommend 10
thc roplr of the United States Ia devote the tLrtleth
da az November next 10 the expression or ther tanhs
and urayels to Almighty God, and, laying aside lhtlr
daily yocations and all secular occupations 10 assemble
i'm their respective places Of worship ana observe such
doy as a day Of Thanksgiving and rest
In Witness whereof have hereunto set my hand ana
c,used the seal the United states To be tNcd Done
M thr civ OF Washington this twenty day OF OcO
her i'm the year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred
and ,yentysX and Of the independence OF the United
states OF America the one hundred aud FIRST.
By the President, - ,., , s..
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GOV. HAYES AT THE FAIR.
NEW.YORK DAY OUTDONE.

~ IMMENSE RUSH TO SEE THE FIRST MAN OF
ouo-ovER 10000 vIsIroRs-sPEEcHEs TO
soooo PEoPLE-THE GOVERNORS RECEPTION
ENTHUSIASTIC.
y....-1or was Ohio day at the Exhibition and
Gov Hayes held a reception at the Ohio State build
ino Over 100000 visitors were attracted to the
grounds which places Ohio day the third in rank
,monc the State days, the attendance on Now-fork
ao boinU only 123 900. Gov. Hayes spoke twice to
5oO 900 people and held a reception for two hours
IL ofterward addressed the special meeting OF mer-
.,onts and boards of trade which was in convention
Yesterday
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THE NEWMARKET RACES.

LONDON. Thursday, Oct. 90, 1876.
At the Newmarket Houghton meeting to-
day the race for the Dullngham handicap resulted in
dead heat for the first place between the American horse
Bay Final and the English horse BrOadside. Lady Mat
den came in third Nine horses The dead heat
afterward and by Bay Final by half a length.
The betting ) to on Broadslde. The Dewhurst
Plate won by Claimant, with Plunger second and
Wlnchelsea third. Seven horses ran.
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THE SPANISH REPUBLICAN CONSPIRACY.


All the persons implicated in the recent con-
spracy will be tried before ordinary tribunals. Among
the documents discovered by the Government de-
crces signed by Ruiz Gorilla, coufcrring public appoint
mcnts upon the intended leaders of the nsurrection.
Bonds rcdeemable after the OF the movement
have also been found All the military men arrested
were on the half-pay list.
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GIN. srcKLEs AT MIDDLETowN.

THI TtTF''T'7ITT II IT'T' 'T'''''-'1"T
MrDpLETuWN, oct. 26.-Gcn Sicklcs and the
Hon Horace BcuiF tonight addressed tie largest ana
most succcs. ~ al the many meetings OF the cam
pa-n this section. The snccchcs were effective ana
the very great. sc4es Of veteran soldiers OF
Sicklr- old array cor- ont 20 greet their old com
maudcr Il was near midnight whca the meeting closed
Hundreds ~ people were unable 90 get within the ha
The crowd i- ~ti r,r,dmg the streets, singing Rally
Round lc Flag"
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POSTAL COMMISSIONERS.
By the PresideI

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. 26-Messrs. G. G..
Uubbard. d. NJ Fox and f. NJ. Palmer the Government
Postal Commissioners, held meeting here to-day and
received the views and suggestions Of merchants as TO
bc necessity Of the mail and improved route system
through this STATE including the appointment OF man
,nts and better service the Arkansas River nom
t6is city TO Memphis After the meeting they left by
spccial train for st. Louis
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THE CANADIAN INDIANS

OTTAWA, Oct. 26.-Adyices from COmmls-
soner Mcleod at Cypress Hill the arrival Of
100 men Of the Mounted Police Force aud two guns.
They will winter nj Cypress Ii Fort and simil force
will I've toned at Fort Mcleod in view OF the
ments OF the American Sioux. \ large number Of In
dians have already cOngegatcd in the vicinity Of both
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
FRAUD IN BEHALF OF GEN. BUTLER.
inv rIrrcp,ru tn TuE rGIRI-NEl

WASHINGTON, Oct GA large poster has
been put up about town puporng to give the proceed
ings Of meeting OF War Democrats and Republicans, at
which Gen Butlcr supported for Congress III the
warmcst possible terms large number OF inc posk
have been sent into Gen. Buffers district No such meet
ing a. i pretended held and the signatures OF
many men were affixed to the poster without thcir
knowledge. number more IA g not been III the city
for several months and at least Is noted lobbyist
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27
INnIANA nErIRNS.

THr OFFICIAL Ut1UENs * PUBLISHED ~ INDIANA
-rH- DEMOCRATIC PLuRutN FOR GovfRNok,
5.Osi-IHE LlEGE~r PLURALITY, EI33, GININ
FOR ~rrFEi> rENpTNT or rUHtfC GN~fEt ciI"N.
The official returns of the election in Indiana
ON thc 10th inst published in that state. ar" given
below Noar ot tLc candidates for state Offices received
a majority hu aIl the Democratic nominees were elected
by ura!v rs runru from I-ll for on" ~ hr supreme
Court Juac,, 10 7133 Tor superintendent o luhic In
st,uctiuu o. l7i thny elected th,lr secretary hy l"l'
majority. wall, frrreautlt"- for"rh'r Offices received
piuia... about 10000 greater taIu those given 'l+
year. Iu 80 they elected GOV. I'uiriDh by LIS
mailri,'. oaI tie Superintendent ~ Public Instruction
by apuraIty of 1919. 1tr Republican ma.'rliirs on
the other offices ranged fru TO 2.Jo3 The Rcpun.i-
can tiot, for rrc-dcut.n the year Wa - o37
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TAMMANY's OPPONENTS

The Anti-Tammany Democrats, the German
independent organization, and the ih"epehucp' N,o
.oe,,,on viii meet this morning at the Astor House
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THE WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES UNCHANGED.

According to the latest returns, tho COM
pleXion of the West Virginia Legislature
changed Tho new legislature, which meets next Jan
uary will be Democratic by exactly the majority
as in 1876. The Legislature will elect United
States Senator to succeed Henry c. Davis Dem whose
term expires in March, 1877. The vacancy Occasoncd
by the death OF Senator Allen T. Caperton (Deml was
filed last August by Gov Jacob who appointed exGov.
Samuel Price (Dem) The and old Legislatures are
hclOW.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

Dem maj.....14 33 A.. IL 33 AZ
.Incudng / independent. Including Independents.
tIncludng Independents.
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NEW-JERsEY NOMINATIONS.
The following nominations to the New-Jersey

ate Assembly are reported
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

THE TURKS REPULsED WITH HEAVY Loss-TREBIGNR
AND NICsics IN DANGER OF CAPTURE-wAR
MEASURES IN RoUMANIA.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-27

A GATHERING AT THE RESIDENCE OF THE REV. T.
DEWITT TALMAGE-TIIE ENGLISH POET GREETED
BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT AND PETER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-31
NATLANDS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

Having engaged first class Teacher. pro
pose opening select school for q limited num-
ber Of pupils, first session to begin 18Th Of Sep
TENDER ard close 18th of June. The situation is
pleasant wholesome, easy Of access, with al Epis,
copal church within walking distance. q pos
cfjca ard daily mail. Not only will special At
te,tion be paid to the mental and religious cuI'
ture of the scholars, but their physical culture
will be considered.
Miss LUCY NELSON, the principal Tercn-
err brings the highest testimonials as en- instcuc
tress in Lstn French. Mathematics and Lac
higher Eng fish branches.
Miss 4. d. SMITH, Assistant.
Miss FOX, Teacher o. Music.
Terms For session Of nine months $50, halt
payable in advance; the other bait tne Icsl .!
February. This includes board, washing, E"g
lsA Tuition Music, with use OF Piano Fraaci,
Latin and Mathematics.
Refareuccs-kev. K. T. Davis, Leesh;irg
Eev. y. y. Kinsoring, Halifax Court H"u:o
Rev W. NJ Dame : :e&andria; Eev. D.. Min
nngerode, Eichm"nd; b hop l'udly, louisville.
Direct 80 Mrs. q isuNGE CARTER Gat"nAs
F. o. Uouduun CO., Va ~ l9-eot
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Unemployed LabOre:s-

New YORK, July 3l.-A mass meeting OIL
unemployed workingmeo WAS held this moro
ing 10 Tompkins square, about 1000 people
being present, 10 take measures for procuring
work and preventing themselves and famllie;
from starving. Addresses were delivered couu
selling peaceful measures as tending to show
good sense OF W 9rkingmen even 10 adverse cir
cuus;auces, aud urging that the Mayor aud
heads of city departments should aid men By
giving them work. Resolutions to the same
effect were adopted calling for legis' alton IL re,
in procession, and, headed by police dcach
nen., marched through some of the priucipa
streets to the Mayors Office, 10 the City Hall
to make peaceful demand for employment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-31

COLoRED SCHOOL BUILDINGS The Super
iu,eudeut of Public Schools received commu'
uica,ioo to-day stating that the color trustees
Of the Lee anu Seatoo schoohouses had agreed
to the proposition of the City School Board,
that the Board pay no more rent, but keep the
buildings Insured aud in repair, the trustees to
have the privilege of US ng or renting such
rooms as are not used by the schools. By this
agreement about three bundred dollars yca1
will be saved to the city in the way of rent, fol
winch grea. credit is due TO Superintendent
Carre who first opposed the further payment
OF rent, and with the hearty cooperation of the
School, Board has succeeded 10 reducing the
school expenses to the amount Damed.
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FOREIGN News.

LONDON, July 3l.-The lines this morn.
iug says the Right Hon. and Most Rev. Samu.
ell Butcher, S. s. p. G., Bishop Of Meath,
who has been suffering from congestion
of the lungs and broochitis, became deerlcus
while his attendants were temporarily absent
Saturday morning. Upon returning they found
the door locked. When the door Was burst
open the Bishop was found on the floor iu a
Of paper on which was written the single W 'rd
mad" lay upon table. The Bishop was
speeahless when found and expired shortly.
ROME, July 3l.-Upon the reopeulng. of
the Chamber of Deputies the government will
cation.
LONDON, July 81 The Guardian says: 1t
is understood that according to present arrange
ments Parliament will be prorogued 90 the 10Th
OF August Tie Guardian also says: III is
understood that the Duke Of Marlborough has
refused the Lord Lieutenabcy of Ireland, and
it is rumored that Baron Wharnc!iffe has &C.
cepted it.
LONDON, July 3l.-A special dispatch to
the Tines as we'll as dispatches to other jour
pals say that Osmao Pasba, who was captured
at Urbiz, is not identical with the Osnan
Pasha who commands the Turkish troops
against the Servians. Out of sixteen Turkish
battalops who we're engaged at Urblza foul
only reached Bek. The battalious probably
average under four hundred men each.
LONDON, July 3l.-A correspondent of the
Times teegraphs from Ragusa saying: | have
perfectly trustworthy information that the
Turks 10 the engagement Cd Friday at Meduo
numbered II 900. They were driven to Pad
poretza, lost TWO guns and their supporting
bataIions were completely annihiated.
VIENNA, July 3l.-The Tagblatt says the
atrocities committed by the Bashi BazJuks 10
| Thessaly and Epirus have created such SEN
| sstiou throughout Greece as to .render,the
maintenance of neutrality difficult. A later
dispatch says the relations between Greece and
Turkey are assuming an increasingly serious
| aspect ;,
LONDON, July 31.-A dispatch to Reuters
| Telegram Company from Athens says: The
opposition newspapers accuse the Government
| of leaving the country 10 deiencrless state.
They disavow any desire for 40 aggressive poli-
cy towards Turkey, but claim that Greece
should be placed 10 position to inspire the
respect of her neighbours
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EUCCITIE.S.9L.

T1uE UNDERSIGN A TEACHER OF
l. long experience in training youth IN the
Grammar School, in the College, in the private
home school, in the Young Ladies' Seminary,
desires u situation in private family or nome
school. Course of study-Engish, Elementary
and Higher Lstn, Greek and Mathematics.
Satisfactory references given. Address WI.
N. z AG K, 200 Linden avenue, Baltimore, Md.
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Fire.

NORFOLK Va =, July 3l.-About one O'Clock
Sunday morning. FIRE occurred n the whole,
sale dry goods store of Corprew. Armstrong 4
Hunter, involving loss of s25 700, principally
by water. Insured $4,000 % stock; $l2 500
on building, 10 the following companies: LAYER,
pool and London and Globe, $4,000; Royal,
$4,000; Old Dominion, Richmond, $4,000;
Home OF New York, $4,000; Virginia State,
Richmond, Va, $500; Seaboard Norfolk,
Va, $1,000; Franklin, Philadelphia, SIS 900;
Westchester, n. T., $4,000; Citizens, N. T.,
IS 900.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL colilsl'n occuiieu

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. "A collision occurred
on the Virginia Midland road, this morning.
near Manassas between the regular passenger
train going south and an extra stock trs'o co'u,
ing nortn. The two engines were oadly naSneu
and several of he train hands hurt although 70 20
what extent is not yet known. The iamlnes u
Geo. C,rse, Col. r w. Falls, and MAJOR 1onn.
SOD, from this city, were on the iraln' OUT
80 lar as Known uoue of the passengers were
hurt. A wreckiug train left here about noos
for the scene of the accident and fuller partlcu
lars are expected tonight :,
Mr.. j John G. Clark, of this city, who's man
agent on the Manassas Branch, was Oh the trsln
aud is amongst those reported hurt. The mall
agent on the main line and the express mes
seuger, Vaosant, are also reported hurt.
LATER.-A dispatch received at this otlce at
$3.50 this p. No., says: The south bound pas
senger train on the Virginia Midland road came
into collision. this moroing, with stock traiO
between Bull Ruo and Manassas, damaging the
engines and several CATS, and slightly !uJuring q
passenger on the stock train aud the mall ana
express agents. No passengers on the mail
train we're hurt.
A dispatch was also received from +. L.
Smith, ir., ESQ.,, who was on the train, stating
that none of The Alexandria passengers were
hurt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-07-31

DEspoNDENCY, if allowed unchecked, will
often produce morbid condition, so that the
least unsatisfactory affair that happens will
swell into terrifying proportions. The mind
being warped often imparts torpdity to the
body, all OF which more frequently is the effect
of inaotion of the liver than from any other
cause, and by resortiag to Simmons Liver
Regulator the mind will often 6ud relief with
the body.
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The Presidential Canvass.

BosToN, Mass, July 81 -Ex Secretary
Bristow leaves today for Vermont to take the
stump for Hayes and Wheeler. speaking at
some Of the larger places aud then will pass a
few days in the White Mountain regiop. He
will finish up his trip in This section of New
England by brief stay al East Hampton.
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NEARLY AN AccIDENT-An emigraDt flom
Scranton, Pa, for Richmond, who, with bis
vile. was making his way over the roads IN a
covered wagon, attempted to cross Victor's
Run, 90 the oppos te side of Huuing Greek,
yesterday, while it was very much swollen from
The rains, and bis wagou and horses was swept
some hundred yards or more down the stream.
He succeeded, however, 10 extricating them
and bringing them safely to the bank. He los.
set of tools and had his wagon SO badly
smashed that he sold both it and the horses,
aud determined to proceed on the cars. The
usu aud woman were 10 the city to-day repre-,
sentiug that they had lost all, and receiving
aid tom the charitable.