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The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-11-30
The Hampton Testimonial.


ln the following letter Governor
Hampton Expresses u wish that will
DC law to the fnir daughters Of
South Carolina who, rs mark Of
reverence md regard, proposed to
roplacc his lost home -
CoLUHBrA. S. G.. Nov. 90 1915
1htho 1,1;,n. No,.o ,.o,>y/.u;.
,~,'. '''o '' "'''' C'"'N"
wy "ttention mas JUST nccn called
tHy 80 very hi'lo pr"P"Slu0m' mnd"
'iio o'Sh yn"f lH'pcr: nav III"
proscntin,, n home ia mo
I need not sov how Jron1v hi.
proposit;on bas tourhcJ nv bn~rt
It adds another io i)r monT nL,I,,
tions unJcr Which NV f,;rnl. I,,,.o
placod me. and I bn,,c tlnt tncv ,u vii
consider mo os nc;ihcr nn,%,.,,nr'I
nor ungracio1s whom hn~ tTrm tn
take no further sclion IN ih;s n,I
tor.
The women Of Houlb corn,;n,
hayo Giscl,orncJ noL,v thei, whnln
duty in the pIo,iyns sh,,rnIr +,
save tho State, and TO thom 1s dino.
in n lnrro mcosurc, tbc sucrces N,,r
has crowned our ctIorts, In bchnIf
of tho State, and for mysclf pcysr,
allv. thank Them p,,,tcfui)v for
their patriotic and pious work.
The redemption Of tho State viii
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-25
THE FALL ELECTIONS.

In view of the Presidential election
in November, the State elections which
will precede it will be looked to with
interest. The following is the order of
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-25
ALL SORTS Of ITEMS.

Thurman is fifty-seven. gfrss
Edwin Booth will make Chicago his
home.
The proper material for card tables
Deal boards.
Ex-Governor Seymour of New York
is seriously ill.
The festive and familiar fly again sits
down with the family to dinner.
A son of old John Brown lives on Jay
Cooks Island of Gibraltar.
Not every one who has the gift of
speech understands the value of silence.
Governor Tilden loved and lost a
Batavia girl. He was cold, and she did
not freeze to him.
Professor Huxley is coming over for
a brief visit in August, and will give
three lectures in New York -a~
Pool selling on Prince Milan and Mu-
rad Effendi is now in order. N. ".
Commercial Advertiser.
1t costs twenty years. Imprisonment
| now in Connecticut to poison a well or
bind and rob bank officer.
Charles Francis Adams Jr. has been
reappointed member of the Board Of
Railroad Commissioners of the State of
Massachusetts.
A Paris evening paper has announced
the approaching marriage of the Ex-
Empress Eugene and Lord ssDutland, -
who, however, does not appear in the
Peerage. -tssst t.3Ht
A Yankee advertising for wife,
says: 'sIt would be well if the lady
were possessed of q competency suffic-
lent to secure her against excessive grief
in case of accident occurring to her COM
panion.'
General A. w. Reynolds, the ex-con-
federate, who, Immediately after the
civil war, went to Egypt, where he was
made Adjutant- General of the army of
the Khedive, died in Alexandria on the
26th of May,
A young girl listened in Owensboro,
Kentucky, to sermon on the horrors of
hell, and was made raving maniac.
She imagines she is enduring the tor
lures of the damned, and it is necessary
to keep her tied.
"Dey amt no niggers ON de top side
\ er keration,'' said a colored man at
Tennile the other day, putting his hand
to his bandaged head, "what can sing a
hymn an'put de gear on kickin' mule
at de same time"
"When we married, sir'' retorted she,
you'd never have dared to fling such
an assertion into my teeth. 'sVery
naturally, my dear, he calmly replied;
s'you may remember that at the time
referred to you didn't have any,"
When Richard Henry Lee began to
read the Declaration of Independence
at Philadelphia, July 4th, Dom Pedro
took from his pocket well-worn pham-
phlet, which proved to be fac-simile
of the manuscript of the Declaration,
and remarked to the gentleman near
him, 81 have had this for thirty years. y
He followed the text, sentence by SEN
tence, as Mr.. Lee read; and there was
no heartier response to any patriotic
sentiment, during the day, than that
given by the Brazilian monarch.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-25

In view of the Presidential election
in November, the State elections which
will precede it will be looked to with
interest. The following is the order of
the elections:
l. Kentucky, on the first Monday in
August. This election will be for MEM
bers of the legislature and circuit judg-
es. The Democrats are making active
preparations for the election, but SO far
the Republicans indicate purpose to
allow the canvass to go by default.
2. North Carolina, on the first Thurs
day in August. In this State the Dem
ocrats have put full ticket in the field,
headed by Ex-Governor z. B. Vance
for the Governorship. The Republi-
cans will nominate State ticket on the
18th instant, and it is supposed Judge
Settle, former Captain in the COnfd-
crate army, will head the ticket. In
1872 Caldwell, the Republican candi-
date, was elected Governor by majori-
ty of 1899, while Grants majority for
President the following November was
%, ,904. Now, the Democrats are max
ing an active canvass and claim Vance's
election by 15, 600 or q, 900 majority. q
3. Vermont, on the first Tuesday in
September. This election is for State
officers and members Of the General
Assembly, and as the State is over
whelmingly Republican, the only inter
est attaching to the election will be in
noting the relative loss and gain of the
two parties. =
4. Colorado, on the first Tuesday in
October, when a State ticket is to be
chosen under the new constitution.
Colorado is claimed to be Republican
and will pro badly give handsome Re-
publican majority in October. T.
8. Maine, ON the second Monday in
October. Here State ticket will be
elected, and there seems to be no doubt
Of the reelection Of General Sheldon
Connor, Republican, the present Cover
nor.
6. Georgia, on the second Tuesday
in October. General A. II. Colquitt is
likely to head the Democratic ticket for
the Governorship, whose election is pre-
dicted by 75, 900 majority. As yet the
Republicans have not indicated pur-
pose to contest the field.
Z. West Virginia, on the second
Tuesday in October. This election em-
braces State ticket, members of the
Legislature, and members of Congress.
The Democrats are already in the field
with State ticket, headed by Hon. A.
McMathews, present Attorney-G General
for the Governorship. The Republicans
will nominate a State ticket during the
latter part Of the present month. The
Democrats claim thatall their disensions
are healed and that they will carry the
State by a large majority.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-25

8. Ohio, second Tuesday in October.
In this State State ticket with the ex-
ception of Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, will be elected. The Repub-
licans claim that they will carry the
State by an increased majority over
Hayes vote in 1875.
o. Indiana on the second Tuesday in
October. Here full State ticket viii
be elected, the Democratic ticket being
headed by Hon. j. ID. Williams, present
member of Congress, for the Governor
ship, and the Republican ticket by Hon
Godlove S. Orth, late Minister TO Aus
tria. Indiana promises to be the battle
ground preparatory to the Presidential
onset in November, and both parties
VIII put forth their best efforts to secure
the ascendancy. ssnstN
10. Iowa, on the second Tuesday in
October. This is a Republican State,
and may be expected to cast its vote IN
that direction both in October and No
vember. ''-'' '-'-'ss1 --''--, = -
IL. Nebraska, second Tuesday In
October. This also is a Republican
State. a9 tV ell0N
u. Texas, on the first Monday in
November. This State will probably
go Democratic by from75, 900 to 100, 600
majority, but the election is too near
the time for holding the Presidential
election to effect it in any perceptible
degree.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-25

The campaign rhyme-fiend has begun
ming, s'Vote brothers, vote with care;
are breaking out like erysipeias all over
the truly loyal papers. Shoot, brothers,
shoot with care; shoot those demons
anywhere. If you find an editaire who
paign petastaire, break his head with
his own chair, stab him, shoot him, lift
his hair, ferret out the rhyme-slingaire,
give his heart to birds of air, publish it
that all who dare speak again of Bill
''Wheelaire" may expect to get their
share of treatment more sevaire
than we've sought to outline here, soon
as you become aware of their work and
who they air. You hear that? Therel
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-25

A dispatch from Jefferson City, Mo-,
announces the pardon of Avery, Adler,
and Furst, who were sentenced to i'm
prisonment in the Missouri Penitentiary
for participation in the whisky frauds.
Avery was chief clerk in the Treasury
Department at the time of his indict-
ment. Adler and Furst were rectifiers
of st. Joseph, Mo. The same dispatch
intimates that Mcdonald will soon be
pardoned, and that Joyce's release will
follow a little later.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-25

Mast has cartoon in Harper entitled
"The New Alliance" A Sioux war
rior, member of the Kuklux, and a
Democrat strike hands, with this le-
gend: "We stand here for Retrench-
ment and Reducing the army of the
United States. -
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-25

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II. CLAICHE, Proprietor.
, 1876-08-05

by tltatory motions and BY voting with tho
Republicans. made II Impossible fur tcconktd-
Grafton Of tic former vote to faka place Ic-
eafna convfncel that 4 was rn longer hfs duty
opiaton by the majority uf Ill. fctlow.ncniJcrs.
nj: HAD nor til .SGEn ITS M1HD
on the subject the least tf'grrc. liz .thnu.it,
a stI believes, that the passage l,y tic House
net will be j. grave poatitlcul r,lstukc; hut lls
conceived it 10 hc The right Of tic majority, but
III the Committee mil the House, to glvu
\ punLio REPRESSION
Of their opinion oil this Aubiect. At The meet
Ing Of ths cu'n,nIttco helI yesterday he, there.
fore, Eayc netEre that, II tho members would
all lie prceent this tnornng, 1,e. would
throw no further obstacles II tho why
He s a1s! aet5 tna5f o s xns con.ee a s w6s ts4c
fnre, reeonsltlrrcl to-day, md the ''l repeating
the rcsumptton.lay rln1ise wuK ngrcct to By thu:
yute wttc1l 'aa already been given. It wns tho
lournc to:'1ay lint t''u bit SHOULD c reported
~ the Ifosn IA fts scsstun t,rm0rrow, hut, ns Il
call Tor another meeting IN thu nornlng was cal
culatcll anonS song of It's tIlen'lmrs tils alter
meeting when two n,cnlIcrs desire It,
IT Is pOssfntG
tt,at SONG other programmes nlay yet be agreed,
ult'n. When tllis bill Is Introduced, several
Ro!nt;s q or'cr wlll be nude upon II by Il Tie
bill was brought before tho Committee today
i,y thu reconsideration OF d votc tRAcn several
weeks agu.
/ RULES QUOTED.
Onc Of Tho r,;lcs Ut tho House relating to
Committees Is III tho following worts:
Whsn : vote r. once ,patacd - Committee II
Eaf sing at s a,gis n1 ~ tho osc acF votes
Ii.is ruls, il wili probably tc Urged, was
violated in tho meeting Ut tic Committee To-
day, aud OH this Eroiind tlu TalilltY Of It's
notion 'rlll ho disputed. Again, the voto, l,y
, 1876-08-05
CRIME.

ST LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. "A scdalia special to
tic Gio1eIe'nocrat says Younger md Kerry, tho
supposed Missouri Pacific train robbers, arrived
from 81. Louis Mt an carly hour, md d special
traIa In waiting conveyed them with the
officers to Ottcrylcnul Upton for Identification.
They ell returned nbout II, and wero closetcd
together for hours at the Ives House. YUur
correspondent was mt permitted to speak 10
The cnptivcs, nor woui5 tue captors furnish him
with word of Information. Latcr-1Iobbs
Kerry has hcen fully identified and will be held.
Ks yet, lie refuses tu gsso any Information that
will lrn:1 TO the arrest nj the others, but those
who have t1is matter IN charge arc working on
him, and will prolMbly intlNre lin to tell some,
s,r perhaps All, OF The Becrcta ot the gltng. j.
II. uusslEeli, the czpresa messenger who wias OIL
tl,G trnia when rubbed, was here to4lay, but
faitrd to recognize ctther; yomngernr Kerry.
city 4pesa ] esys liz fa r'n Toscrs naaVs aVs
pcn Traced tn Cherokee, Crawford County,
1la1t., anti Charles Pitts Inns Just been captured
OH Spring River. lie !lal sl,sN On his persus,
an pHsSnse e lstters consisting Of
@ tSo ,ssoaf IL 1sf''d Pacific tt TX Hrosa ss1aD'F tra =,
wh!cl, wcre secured. 1hcsc lcttcrs inpllcate Il
number Of men iii Cherolice County who have
Hobbs carey, Char!es7 Fits taiias Geurgce
Wclls}, Cue Younger, Jesse James, md VIII
INN Cs,adwell. TIN three first uanlctl have been
arrested, n,li 81, ,Guu recovered. Hubert Goo<Iu
nMl .lslsh Iasner, detectives, arc closely pursu-
ting William Cia,lwGll, lie Was surrounded
hi II carnllelI west Ut Cherokce, but c'utied
capture. Two of the rGbbcrs aru now III South
dents OF Cherokee more or less Ut tho time for
year Or two, usml usc well known to the eltl-
xe,ls Ut TINT llnce. Must Of the fnforna-
ton which I'D to tl.u arrest of Pitts
WIS given by Mrs. Tt1ly Dranscr, willow, who
wns courtcd tY Pitts. They wyru to 1lays been
,nnrrIetl last Sunday, hut tc widow backed out,
md returned to Fits tho money which was
fo,,.t IN hin wr, captured.
Chaslcs Kerry, win, wcrs arrested as tran-rob-
hers, md brought hers frnn, st. Louis, were to-
day takrn to ostoyile and riptun for identified.
tim Gy parties who snw the robbers before tho
robheFy, hut they failell to identify them ns h.
longing tu tho baud. T!lry arc still In custody
| here,
, 1876-08-05

At any moment: They arguc that no bns un-
tlouttea'y made arrangements for the protec-
and do not anticipate that large nmounts Of his
securities will come npon the market. There
may le slight decline caused by speculative
talta, but 1t III he very brief, md accompanied
BY no excitement III the nnrkct,
, 1876-08-05
I}1IRGI.ANIES.

bpfc.Hl NAFQteR ~ jAk tf1oHHe-
BURLINGTON, H., Aug. A.-Deplty. .Marshal
1law left Burlington to-day for Rock Island 10
take In charge twn uscn WIN were ronccrued In
ut least one Ut tho MANY hurgearlcs lately com.
,n!ttcd here. Three suits of clothing, secured
Ut oue house OH sunlay hight lust, wcru dcly.
rrcl to tho express agent here lnte Monday
night, consigned to Iiosi island. The packages
WIS cl,angc,l, anh telegram sent 10 Rock
lEIantl, 'wleru tllc package was delivered this
morning to two men wllu ea!lcd for II, and they
were arststc.l. Tue ngcnt hcre says tlu eal
identify tho parties wl!o shipped the package,
aud thu prospects for conviction are EOu1.
!jte!ai ntspdf:A 10 ne Tribune.
DUBUQUE, lh., Aug. 4.-Yostoniay the resi-.
dellrs af Samuel Ashley, Ut nunlcltt,, WIS en-
tered hy trA,,ls during tilu ascncu nf the fan,t-
ly mil in,,s mischief tfonc, although ,,ot great
deal IT plunder WIS obtained. 1'llc thieves were
evidently utter money, nnl acarchcd thu house
from garrct 10 cel1ur. Every Arawcr was nileIle
and Tie contents scattered, and many articles Ut
valuG tu the 0wnrrs were wailt0Nly destroyed.
S01sie stycTwurc was tnken, but strangely
enough the most vntuAbl" portEon was hent out
OF slupu mud trs,wll aratllill tho roul,ls.
+fHres2f Di114ica to TSs 2fybaas
Mc(fKEGnN, la, Aug. 4.-'fhtta trlnps were
arrcstclth hts NfteEntAln Tor rfollsc-breakng. uono
between lloo, and + this afternoon. i few val.
uablcs uri soslc burglars tools wero fund III
them. Thcy nre HOW III jall awultiHg tle action
OF tho Grand jury,
, 1876-08-05

with tho failure Of all its political hobbies for
tho last sixteen ycnre. lie did not riercprcscnt
that purity when 1le DECLARED TINT Within tlIc last
etxtcei yeAra 1t Ind mt advanced t,nc great M
tsonaf ''lc that wis not tUay cxplHic'ls F1u ~
tcutl M Julius G;rsar. 9ncpsklpn wha deal,
thu fnilure VI tho War WIS slcad, n, were not
representatives u The snnst gla.t That ft,est'
wero a,I ,lc,ul. II they lsa,! T. tsar 70 ahsa
over them they should s!ted u III u.e
graveyard, not In these bulls VI living men.
II, then, tilry were g,Ad Of tic great "eiea.e
they l.ni sustained fir thc last sixteen years.
would they nut bc equally gla When ,.1cy bne
TNupla,,s. uu tic Republican side and In tho
Iic uskct1 pay,ton for that remark, as lie was
talking philosophy, ,,nt personalities. .-..
lie referred To tliu fart that thlrty.thfee setl.
nrate Investigations lad l,een rasrleh on ny tlle
Iioss arty H. sss|. Y t s'1,e ir II txa' t cox
election, and ,l,at nllr uf them had fot!d ntsc
dollar sturn frotn tic Treasury.
rRHORATIOH.
In ennct,.eton he eatI: "1t Is mt Bntc to 60
bark Ieast uf all II It safe TO gu enct wien the
Democratic purity olsrs n u Lresu.ent Gnu
l,nil not ut.o breath Uf patrtnte arlor III thctr
harris for The ra,lsc uf tho uhlon, hut wn all
tn. time l1atctf the WAr; hated tho lnoycrRnf the
iVur: fought to tiIrtr Htter1n0At to ttwnrt thu
wheels ot progress, wtinsu pnfy power WIS to
tl]r In cold obstruction n1ld to rot.'
Mr.. fairfield spaku fur twt' llolsrs io closely
at,lovg te members WIN olcrcd lin their cosl.
rrntufattuns was Lamar lIln,sc1f.
Ilarriaun, Ut Illinois, obtained the Ho0I 70
make spcccls in reply To Gnrilrld. n'nl will DO
80 When the louise mex. goes tlto Committee.
, 1876-08-05
NOTES AND NEWS.
GEN. SHERMAN ASKS ron MRANB,

opscIn3 Nspd1ch 20 1he 1FoHRe.
TO-DAY sent II, following ' COMMUNICATION ri oe,'tn TN
Gen nonn,ue chutr,r,.r of tho M,,,.ur,. f,a,
,......a. sf ~''' ''"'"'' ~ ''As Nt'''sa's e''a-
"aINei .
We hare heard from Gen. Terry up 10 The goth
q JalYy IT, viii naks 2 junction, With Crook at
ior at ns t' ms a,n G'tG ~ ~ n , msSntanlH ,'
ssnts .sa .sit 3'n n, nan n,ote .n Ivy aan
now, as lie Arny l,i'i scn,ans. d. Tnc ssnste s as
I |'.t psS:sa Sj rs;isfaE If e,a isS ts *as
Increase Of .he grand aggregate plcaac favor its
passagc Ut this session, atc law abllIng mc,,.
a1a & % MT want to even sesn 10 tifsEar tle limit
~ ato p'ta1cs nan'ea IN tne nsiny ~! tor indian
nos.. h srnc w M, .x ~ ~ WIZ ny T " pto
suon Us lie cannarm Is 3yrr '3' ""''' - $'s u
svrar po,.r
A,n.,u oo,,,o,1 -. ;,.,, 49,. 49,. 1,-. ,,-,..
rcsrnts Il very strong feeling therr II, regard to
the appointment VI Professor Of Draw.
}urr t,, tatn the n1uco of thc wo1,.kpn,r,
prof yctr wbon narsora ~ ~, omm ,,,,,,o",.,
ti"'' "e''' "ao''t peFsots As Jet UNKNOWN
llnVc Interested Themselves to l'aEc retired.
the Seventh Cavalry, Custcr's regiment, mud
wns ordered to join Il irw weeks ngu, but
friends, lnterceded. the order WAS counter
inaHtle Arl liy E'uB ASSIGNED to this Yery ttt-
roriant piarc. heretofore tllol by n nost dis
ttnguisbcd artist. There IL great Indignation at
thc Academy ut the promotion of 10 Young an
Otl!cEr GFGr the lCAlls 4t many GtlrS, md
especially to r!ntc OF this character The
letter intratce thnt tue facts will he called to
tllc attention Of the Senate wlcn tho question
of confirmation comes up.
NEW royT-RouTEs.
The Senate agreed totlnY tn amendments to
tue i'ost-l'oute h' which establish the fuiow-
Ing routes IN lllnoa From Denmark to Percy;
from Frnnkfu to YnnnGhloud; from Enttun
Hill to New City; from Folu, yin llroolyillc, tn
Lanask; from Casey, riM 1iazclueli, Ya!c, md
Willow Till, to Salute Marie; Irtnn Versailles to
CUapeEstoWh; from N!!ltn.nAytllc, vn Faney
Pr1I!rIr, MtdtllctDWl, nll SWeCtWNtpr, to Green
yiew; fruus Carrt,lisnn, via N'oMtyi|ic, TO
Ku1npsyillo; from Iewctt, yin Grnvc's C0rI,crs
, 1876-08-05

ANN Anno's, Mich, Aug. 4.-Godfricd King
cr, who left this city yesterday on an express
trails tried to jump OF at Chelsea, 20 miles
west. while the train was running at high
sprcd. The result was his hcad catnc IN con-
tact With tafIsoad tie and lis brains wcrc seal
tered to the four winds.
, 1876-08-05
FINANCIAL,

PorTsv11LE, Pa, AuE. 1.-THE Miners Trust
Company Bank, q savings trust institution, slis-
pended payment to-lay. The principal cnusc u.s.
signed for the embarrassment Ia thnt the bank
nude o llcavy Investment in iruh properties,
which have not turned out we'll.
, 1876-08-05

The alarm from Box %, at 8 o'clnck las. cvcn-
ing, was caused BY the explosionof a kerosene
lamp IN the room Of ]. 8. Carroll, No. 81 Pacific
Block, corner Of Clark and Van Burcn strees.
The only 5arnnyr done was tn Carroll himself,
one Of his 1lauds being badly burnt by the burn
fug oil.
, 1876-08-05
MURDER AND sr11CI1>E,

11uvRAho. N. Y, Aug. A.-Last evening, John
kllDgneycr, ugcd u years, owing to domestic
trouble cut bis wlfcs throat, aud then his own.
They leaye thirteen children.
, 1876-08-05

OMAHA, Neb. Aug. "A fire this morning
damaged the building on the southwest corner
Of Dnugiass and Eleventh STREETS 81, ,50O; stock
Of stcubrudorf s. Co., $1,000. 1necnd!ay.
, 1876-08-05

NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. A.-stato Tax.
Collector Dasl'cst, Ut 1T. Martins; saulett, of
81. Mary's; and nlcy, Of Morchousc, arc re-
ported 4cfuultcrs to tl,c State III sulns raugtng
FROM s15, ,0O0 10 100000 cael,.
, 1876-08-05

Special nspafeh to ne TFfbune.
DArESro,:r, Ia, aug. 4.--Ycstcraay, at Lc-
elalrc, MF. John Hoist, one OF thu foremost
farucrs of this county, was standing by well,
wlcn FROM some cause he fell head foremost
into IT md WAS drowned. lie lcaycs wife and
seven children.
, 1876-08-05
THE, RECORD.

NJ :.
WASHINGTON, d. e., Aug. 4.-Thc concurrent
rca.,1nt, ,,r,vtf1iu,r fnr ,I,c i,,n odto,r,,,uut
-so.a'i p",'5 - s W. ''"'"'
,novr5 thar II In r,frrrr1 In thu t,nr,,,it. m ~,
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