davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-04-03
Dte TnhkurAs

n b%eftmmt. bas sanss btsbertse Seilperfabren TINA
tuItoben. Die. Sur Irtrb burd oas to9enannte
Nobbao pn6 tnr@ gtnn.bmen Don &pbpn1ser
beptrft. Tte 9obbdoer 5eisett an, mo BITE &ranfheti
tbren Sts bat, nj ttef fe Ite9t, unS 5n sletbet
Ssit setssn fe bic asbenstrait bes Meniden an.
1anisnbe. finb tn ben lestsn tpst SabreIt tn Der
ipprpsn. Inter ben @ebeiIten %befnSet, fi3 ptels
Mtrste tinb apotbeter. Die sobbdber unteridetsen
S9 pom anbeten 9dbert baburd, bab ie brett auf
bic &ranfhett etnwtrfen, mnb ben frants1 Stol[ ents
fernen, tn tpelder Sorm er aud Gum 8oribein
tomme. ste inb stn @erbrennnussz ober ausidsts
buneSsproceb ber Rranfbeitstoffe sSeber Granfe
ptrb BET Der anrenbnns bteier EUR i~osniagen iein
si9enet aratt, gSeiin Semanb bur9 6teie gdoer 9e'
betlt tit, TO- tit er wtrtlt6 uno raottaI 9ebeilt, pdbs
tenb mad Der btsbert9en SetImetbobe BITE WttttsI
sepSbnli5 eeidbrlf9er iinS ais BITE arantbettieIbit,
inb it$ Sjters eth sanass Seer iseanbarer &rants
ObsieiS bic aobbaSsr Que sramtbeite1, inferli4
unb 6uberlt9, ~turiren, 10 itno bod BITE Mtrtln9er
bet ~folsenben 8renfbettet. b~eIonbers ipenn ie it3
nod tn acnteth3% uitanbe %beftnbeh, 9an5 ouberoroents
perben iebr I5neG, sepbbnItd NIT Ia 9abern,
furtrt. Salsa uub Observation-Disclosures wirS,
Defenders bet innast 9euten u, TIT erfen StaStuni,
sewabnli4 Iet9t furtrt. @aiesjadt, @bsn:
ebenio @usens nnb Obrenfranfbetteu, fowie oue
fBpbiItttfGe 8rantbetter tn iebem @rabe. 8et
tuberen Erantbeitet, 9~ranotpunoen, 0es
plSsliae II. tdtbare. gur elm sab tit hiurei$snN,
Inn Sebea bon Der 9Sirtiin9 5u iberSeu9en. Wta4
eetfrebs uno Bite ioSenanute Ssatns obcr
Spcfctrmbr (eine BITS ieBt unbeitbare &runtbei)
nuroen sebeilt. Sci lesterer 8ranfbeit 9eben %
@ro3ent bss 3uderitofies NIT iebem Babe bur4 beh
llrin ab.
Gie 8abes unb gtnneBnte spnlper persen na3
iebem BIab TN aaube ~perianot, Der @reis beS
8abezpuIpsrs 1T So, Der hes girnebme : Buffers
81. Nan Iaje ft9 cine 8roidIre iber BITE eobtnr
In ensIii4er oSer bsutider Sprade i9tden.
FIR. Rauchfuss, -
a "a Stonton Ctr. (Box 1901
New gort,
, 1876-04-03
Granfreib.

2onbon. l. Mpril. Sieben Fiidtl=
as Gommunilten Iino BON ben beutl4en
8ebSrSen gum %uerlaiisn BON GllaB=gos
tbringen aufsiforoert moroen.
, 1876-04-03
Gpanien.

Mabrio, 1. Ipril. @etern 1T nor
bier &apalerie=S critdrtung na0 Cuba
o%b9esansen.
, 1876-04-03
Stalien.

2onbon, l. Npril. Cine 9cpel6e
aus Wien al Die rOcilp Ntws" iagt,
aaB elm @sriiAt I'M umlaafe 1T, wona3
Der YapIt i1lpsr tranf oarnieosrliest.
, 1876-04-03
inertia.

&ip SC S aneir o, 1. April. Scr
.&ailer BON Yrolilien lan9tc gel tern in
pernar,bnco an unb icbte leine &ellc
nod ben Ser. Staatcn fort.
, 1876-04-03


OF PHILADELPHIA.
| gegriinbet 1920
geridt Ser Wsalle am 1. Sauuor 1876.
Marftereis.
Ucnbs unb 5spttbefen auf Ct
gentbum in philadelphia. .. St.421 $3.50 IL
@runhmietben in Der 5tabt
philadelphia ....".... 2i.647 40
$3.50 Garleben ppn Der Stapt
PHILADELPHIA. 100000 90
$251,000 9. g. e,naetraacne)
Bombs, 1891.
$249,000 y. G. erMgeraqeu T ooo'o4u w
Spnbs, 500"
$50,O00D arlebsn bon Der Sta5t
pitt bursb, Z Vrpseut..... $1,000 60
$6,NM0 OarIeben non Der Siae
Gdmben. Z prp3enf........ $500 90
$4,000 Darleben Sretrnaurer
Sempel, 7-30 prpaent...... 10000 90
So 900 Darieben 8reimaurer
Ssmpsl, 6 Yrpsent cOOOo 90
3Sl Ntiien BON Teuer @eiel.
so isal9afien tOi,775 90
S2O>0OO 9ebisb Bailey @tlenb.
2. SYppt. 9onss. Z prp,... %. 200 90
100000 2etish@aQeYeilenb.
Gnnlol 6Ypt. gpnps, 6pro. 97.5OO 90
$4,000 sbtab Gerl6ifuuaS
W; 9On. 5sp. yOnrs, 7yrs. 100000 90
$5U,0OO penniplpania @ilenb.
general bppt. Ypubs, 6Vrp. 5t.625 90
S50.OOO pennislnamia @ilenb.
ap ad 5vpt. gcnrs, 6 gro. $1,000 90
$4,000 philadelphia u.G eaes
ting Gilenb. Z Wro. 8onps.. 1O.9OOO o.
$4,000 philadelphia u. @fie
Gilsnbabn Z prp3. 9ones... 12.7AO 90
$4,000 @atawitt, GilensoDu
Comp. z YrOs. Sones..... 1O.5OO OO.
U y @ftien penniylpania Vi.
isnbatu.eapi $4,000 90
SOY afti.n 9sb,eb acblen unp
OerlbIHungs &Dmr......... 251S7 30
1,OOO aftisn ?biIapelpb,a unp
o., Nsaetna giisntabn Comp. $3.50 90
33l Aittsn Obi ab.. @eiman.
tomn u. Nptt tpnn Gtlenh. 80 769 co
70 @fticn &brtnut 5ia G,len.
taba sompasnis.""....".. $3.50 90
@ruocei9entbum Mnp Mopel,
"a y. 9ilnfts Strabs....". $500 70
Nnaebdufte unb II c~plleflirte
9nt:refen. 1902 90
pran'tsn falls pOn ang.nteu,
rneOasftirt ...""~".... 145.6 COG 28
oaaf IN oanp L. Saraar 1876 Y4,459 "
- -
$3,t61,932 "a
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Dir penu(Dluauia
9taer Dsribrrunss WrJsuGbQtt
bon PBilrhrlphtI.

@c9riinbet 1926.
Vaar Capital. ...$ 4OO.O 900 Don
actlpa. 1,559,853 &c
, 1876-04-03
M1ereanti1e Mntatat
CWterine) Snlurance Company,
ppn Netu 0prf.

Ner gprf, 20 Sanudr, 1876.
Scllenber Yeriht suit ben G,eltaftcu Der
@si, aidaft am 81 Osssmber 1875 1T y~erEfent
liht nm bic Secingunsen psS CHARTERS an er-
fiilen:
Wuslebenbe prGmirn 81. Dc
Sentter, 1S75"".".........$ 224,717 70
Vrdn,ien ertaltsn Spn, /. San.
bis 1. Os3ember, t675....... 1,14G,32l 80
Eptal grdmten 49,. ..$i.371,039 II
Bstras einsesaneensr pramien
pom l. San. bis. Ia ea1S75Si,169,346 81
Wenlser returnirte Yramien... 6i,626 W
Nsttc einssgangeue gramicn. :. 81, 107, 7lS IS
Ss3ablt ipdbrenb berlelben Ysriobe:.
VerIiite, @ummif1pn, uhfuften
unp y teeetperiiberune, ME
niger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $S7S,605 II
------
$229,ft3 16
Ear bs3atlte Disiteubeu aaGt.
teninbabsr 1. Nugnf....... $4,000 90
---
Sar ee3ablterStabaft anS etfdufer$13 81 1896 II
Die @elel DAFT bat bic iplgen
Den Vet "a:
gar in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. aS0,676 IS
Ser. @%cialten, III .ts, : ant u.
auberes @apital.............. 4l9,459 90
JrtersIeu talis pcn angelesten
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1923 06
gr1mifN- Nptsn unb pramten
5un @puetttren 4f3,617 Al
9Sleberpet ieruna unp gpbne 1Gl
H. uno N0tbpnrisrs anoe-
rsr @eieal4afteu ............ 77,945 co
----
81 1923 525 IS
.----
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Citizens Sniuranre Company
non n'w .rk, d. ,.
@eartnoet Wdr; 1860
Beriht A. Sanmar 1876.

BeriGht A. Sanmar 1876.
Mcttpa.
G'ncs II. Sypcttefsn, erteS@e'b.$ $685. lf so
Nrsebaufte u. tlni e Sutre6ea.. GAIA IS
e,t,s ne @as-ei9bt
Gp. or e Dpp. liver
trA9borc Genpe..".$f3.00 900 90.
Gllrr County lrdmien
2>pnfe ."....."." 2UO %
VGltdlc &DuHie. VoltpS. $50 10
Nemar! mo Wep Wprf
@'tfnb Dn Soub1.... 900 90
GthMrnp, No., trnee 10 900 w
\ or. Staaten r~eatltrit.
e 1910 YOnIs..... $4,000 90
gereiEts,e Sd,tfn D.
20 ueue SO Bouts. 1886 90
- 14I,075 90
@tcfdts D'rleber.-"""""".."". 27.95J 20
Bar tn Comp. Office 9,l54 is
tar lit No:tb 9Garb
Nattcual Vanf...... 1914 10
Bar III Der Bolts par
Bant..."....."... 10000 90
- AZ ,26s 25
yrGmien fa0is snm GpIsttirem.. 52,8ll %
--
$l72.O 93 70
---
@afftsa.
5aupt Capital. ....S200,0 600 90
unatsema9te II. un-
tfsab tie Vsrlule. as, rs 81
&ierrr .%NrIGeruny
in 9teltrpe."...... 1916 25
unfuitsu wel6e ruu,N
p,rre ."."""..... 1862 10
llnteSatlt y @a.itnl
gesen & 6eins.... 70 90
---$446, 066 10
Tsiner u'teri9uB"..","."".... 24,l25 SO
$l72.093 70
-----
, 1876-04-03

NaT THE CIRCULATION OF TIL,
SIAATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF Ala
OTHER DAILY GERMAN NFMs.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-04-03

Il teri9ub ibsraaes, I. San. '74.$l44,3>o IL
, 1876-04-03

NCttp0.
S'ncs II. Sypcthefen, crltes@e'b.$ 198,51f so
Nrsebdufie u. fanl c SntreGea". GAIA IS
, 1876-11-01

James Sweeney. The last victim Of revolver 1nr!s-
prudence, was ycstcrday In slghtly improved
condition. As yet, M trail OF his murdcEous a8-
saflnnt has been gained by the police.
Several more warrants haye been aworn nnt h.
fore JnHticc ffaines for tho arsret uf Z. i. Smith,
OF No. IL KinxIc street, for stealing lead pipe from
unoccnnicll housts III tho North Division. To all
appearances Smft. the sulc snlun for tho thioy.
islss Of gang OF younger boys who hava all been
arrentcd.
Al about 10 o'clock yesterday morning, a little
2M.yaAr-ul girl Of Emanuel GslrLa, rcstding al
~ ~ Canal strest, 'ras accidentally mn uvsr At
esy-wa:oM dFiycn by Frukap lIul,cr. Tho whceis
ran oyer tho Indy lonstudInaly. hut strangely
enough no serious inluslGE worn Inflicted mud Dr,
Hull pronounced ihcn not at all dangerous.
Detective lIetnzman yesterday captured In Cty.
bourn avenue cnr Cathcrino and Faltllno Nclnsch,
members pf tho notorious HenBcil faIky Of slon.
lftora two ot whom arc ALREADY nnior bond 70 tic
t'reedn'oor eleyios usasr!nE iii yard. will tue
ttalc-mark M. H." ani The pflcc-,,a ST.
7. Mpnn 1t. an nxner iB wanted Ut tho Central
Station for the goods.
, 1876-11-01
SEWING-MACET7NES,

! VERDICT FOR THE WoMAN.
catp Of some interest 10 pef.oos making con.
,-., t-. ~. -
trncsa With Fe"tng'macano companies Tor tho
purchase Of lnacl.lncs on time wus heard before
,lustfcc Scully Yesterday sfternuon The p!alntir
.., ths r;.,nr t.otnnY1,y ,xa,.h hrouct rsnl.ytn
ss W. sas ~, s""P ~ t,.,.. H. ~ w.s".
hni' aea'1sl MIR l'ancy w. f'4ta.n' no "f'' "est
ktnzio street, 10 recover possession Of q machine
valued ut sH5, sir. HIeys, nxent Ut The Company
nrn.ecntcd md u,, Ahho,t Irfcndet. i a inrv rns
'nlpaaelea 10 ny tue case.
l. The Company sought 10 prove ny It's agents and
employees that tle machine wns placed in tue pos-
~ av e. ~ .a0 "n., ~a"t r, ,a .taa, s.,s,
po5 81 ~, n"ta 1cnt. o"' natl oh1t'S i"Ae's
TO comply with tho provisions Of tits contract, and
shortly nscs abe roeciycsl tia machine shr secret.
ed Ii and u1lecd II uyan1 t clttr0 cf tI,n tt,,n
, 1876-11-01


,SlClIoLS-Oet. 20, Edna l.. wife Of II. r.
Nichols.
Funcml from rcaldcncc, 1D1 son,h Pau,lna
street. Thursday, Nov. =, II q, m,
IIInST-1ct. III, al 1 q. M, Jamcs ilirst, son of
William nnl Mary Amn tllrst, aged "5 years aud s
months
Funeral at the residence pf his father. Rundril
place, rear Of :.D4 West Madison street, Friday
Soy. - o. II q. III. Friends arc Invited 10 attend
without further notice.
LlTKA-tlct. 30, Hattie $. Litkn, aeci1 os.
tuneta! Thuss!!aSy; X; Ny. :; from The residence
special cur will leaye Wells street depot ut II: 80
q. ni.,. retusnsng at . H. III. for thu accomno.a-
tinn OF friends.
ASQt1S-0n Manday. Of dplhersn, David j. i,
only child Of John and Agnes j. Angus.
Funeral on Wednesday at p. III.
0OULn-Oet, 81, Ellen Rogers, second daughter
Of John s. and Sarah 7: Gonkl. aged s:i years.
calAmetascn,sc. on friday, at II o'clock a. N.
MU!spHY-0ct. III, 1S7H. y. ILL.,, at M. aRS
fourth'av.. Nary Emma Murphy. aged q years 4
months Ant 20 days, oldcst child 1t Patrick Stcs
p!len Murphy and nn1d burke.
kottc0 Ut funeral hereafter.
RI Hoston, California, and St. Paul parera
rlGgAe cQbY. -
, 1876-11-01

make mention Of III. dulne among alt people. lie
thG,, lG1 The congregation n earnest praYcr
n,nrks, saying: When Or. ta,amhc,ain .yosfcr-
day srnltc ihoHc thrilling wurds uhout nty, Of
talking with peoplc about Christ, II ecrmcd e me
II IL ~a "pn t s Il 10 enty in %S is rae
has sss ~s ntss hs,,s H. ssf'MS M :!s s"s
M!ll ~, ~ would sneak for desu. 4 ! only
me Tho proper thing 10 tlo Is tu use what tnt be-
cinntnct of faith yon now rossess A little IL fllc
rFum'ec ot more. tod doc. not Gucnth tho atnnk.
s ': S "eF s s'n ns lie f w T. Tfs1S
Christians; they are soiti MID sto7ft: they sny tho
el,ne prnyrft. and do tho rnn.e works, mil giye
alu,it tho same money; ycnr nftcr year. They nre
what hy t,c nalla ont OF them. Now, II thefc cnst.
iron Christians could pn!y he j,at through aabehcr
Erocctr, 4 they could Ge. tnndn INTO steel. thcn
they wnaiil tako liner e:lGc, md thcra would be
wprk ns nycr by lilo sAuctifyine fires ot lila grace
i1c tlo whole Of tiod's design concerning Us and
our wnrk.
1iuii Was Never ruli. /" after whIc!, Mr Moody
fraA two 1uiteFs which hc Ind received. une "
then, from mnthcr giving thinks to tlqd for the
s"sSeSn %a 4 hs5 ~. oa wS;s ] , Ssn .hs @ a
tng meetings in New York city; tho other from
ANN. wl,' sail. ~ nm vast III ycare o, nnl m,
VI" Il o5 ;ss ~ dt ss Sst Tist
word, ii postscript. .DonI fa!i.". sir: niooiy
nlsu spoke very swcctly Of his sick daughter, anil
sad, no / look mt n.y watch nt i nclock and
prayrd wItl yom: at o'clock thr child began to BE
cd. md fur tl,c specfa! blessing Of God Oh thc
meeting al tho TABERNACLE In tho evening.
, 1876-11-01
SUBURBAN.,

Tue DoAru Of Trustees met at tho Town Hall In
| regular aeHsiuh yesterday afternoon. Present,
MGsBrn. Bognr, Farrell, Powell. scllund, Taylor.
anl President t'ensiey.
rhs Cnn.nslttcc On judiciary md Assessments
| presented an 0ssllHuuce for the improvement of
Seventy sixth street from Cottage Grove avenue to
Stony 1Aland aventc, thu tamu tu le pa!d for BY
special assessment. Aloptcd.
report nf IL. l.. RrIstnl. tho Engineer, on the
drainage between the city limits and Forty seventh
street, recommended that two sewers he built, one
ut Folt7 first aMd onc at Forty-afth etrcrt. Tile
report was accepted unh tho Attorney wae instsuct-
CT 10 prepare an ordinance tor tho Forty. dsss street
Bewer.
An order was given TINT Calumet aycnis between
Forty eighth and Fity.lrAt street and Forty y:cghh
street trhM Calumet avenue 10 Ntaud boulevard,
oe graded and made pa.sallo.
4 resolution that \ ditch IN One. Hundred. anu
Third hssect hetwGcR Ewing ayenHo mud Avenue
be ticepencd and boxed at O cost not exceeding
$J.l wax passed.
aseo1!ansY with inztract!ons given at las.
msn,n .he v!!'aEs A..otnsy repnrts on the
S1o!. III. 70. Owing to the wunt Of MONEY md
hasI :!mcr; hey hnss been delayed, ard tho recent
cata Of Chlcago Us. Jpscph ilarblun renders the
prosrcnilnn Of the yartots cases more difficult.
!" ps, IA" 9" 9" s s a% &c AS'y s Viz ss t
color representing tho existing streets, and
ot anotheE eoior rcIsesentins prospective
tas sncss o cIesso, tue dealers ,jn IN .aHa sSns
ss!ss to toi1o% Here plas s nos ss! the au
Ia expected to almost cnttrely do away witt, tho
onormousiy.ozpensfy1 condemnation caaea In tu-
tnes. II was referred to tho Committee IN Ju.
dicsaFy and Assessment, 10 report at tbs ncxt
meeting.
next meeting would coma on election day that lilo
Board meet Thursday evening, at which time tho
aa.nage question VIII COME tp.
a RESOLUTION DnGEnA that ihA DFtlpr ISnr
, 1876-11-01
CANADIAN NEWS,

{l5EetHt 1Hf3dtGH 10 IH6 1FbHne.
MONTREAL, Oct. 3l.-Thc lion. MIR. Mackenzie
has arrived in town, and will bc present nj 1lat-
lowccn festival tonight. Tomorrow Inns hccn
proclaimed o civic holiday. All volunteer rcEi-
tncnts will tnlsc part In The military parade.
Tho review promises to bo very imposing. To
meet tile Views Of shippers, tic Corn Exchange
will be open tomorrow.
A number of Influential gentlemen Interested
In temperance legislation took advantage Of tho
Hon. Mr.. Alackcrzics visit to walt u. hin to-
day and get his opinion OIL several Legislative
questions In regard to the causo Of temperance.
The Premier expressed hcrlsclf against the
Government testing tho legality OF tho Dunkfh
act In the courts. lie said 1t tYas alwRys dii-
cult to lcgtslate on purely moral questions, mil
was not prepared tu sAy that tho temperance
ntiyorafcs llll succeeded III so fmprcssfig p,l,-
lie opinion Ms To make tlsa reasonable certainty
prohihttnry legislation. Five or six counties tn
Ontario l,atl pissed the bylaw ,,,Alcr the pro-
visions OF tho Temperance act OF tst{4, and eight
or nine counties were preparing to submit the
law he Thought tdesirah1cl il should be enforced
by the pcoplc themselves and then Judge nf It's
operations. lie expressed his entire sympathy
will the temperance movement.
Special DsUafch 10 The 7FfaBnt
HALIFAX, Oni., Oct. 3i.-Thc .Nurning Ter
aid, having accused member Of tho Local Gov
crnmcnt OF having boon passing: IFS time In
drunkenness nn1 In houscs of ill.fanlc, tho
so soa aa eas noa e o crc tanty 7 M III Ill., T.
do what tho honor md interests Of tho Province
require. The hume Of tho accused Is III every
one's mouth, but hns not appeared In print.
a Cabinet meeting was held to-duy, but the re-
Tonox!S ss'c, 81 &*?aee & r. o5 IsaIt iosy a-
noun.cs u,at The Hon. Mr. Gcotrrlon, Minister
, 1876-11-01
JUDGE M'AILlSTER.

HE EEt Els HOE 1G1 ufGA.
The Interest In thu Sullivan trial and It's results
owing to what are claimed 10 be tho unjust mud
partlsan rulings OF 'udgo McAlttstcr, las not sub
sided IN the least. It IL true the ssnes Of great
political campaign which is now drawing 10 cloae
have divcr.cd great deal Of popular attention, yet
The gravity Of tho trino for which Sullivan was Ill
dicted. md tho way McAlliser has treated II, has
raised public fueling which no amount Of smooth
9 Ing over Gun subdnc. The Indignation Is tecp.
rooted and strong. and il shown by al, casacs OF
the community. Judge McAlI!ster may think this
IL only Chicago fever which Will soon blow over,
lint " lic would takc thu pains to confer with
the people he would find that 1t Is
regular ty1Ihnid. which Is !ncurahlc, md which
will never be blown away ~ long III McAllsfcr
That McAliiatsr has ost tic respect II many law-
abiding und peace loving c'lxenk IL brat rhuiyn BY
tho vast numbers wfln hayc vnme forward anil
Bt Sery tcw weru soila!te Is .ixn, a '1s snd nipe
trnths rrme voluntarily forward md appended
lNew Where tIcy were 70 be found. III d. Al1sadyy II Sy
there aro
OVER 1900 NAMES
asaed Il IT. a % Hs 'oeasy sy ssS n. 81 e
tlat :ludsq neAils,ixr VIII treat H. wholy
netitI:n, for sontsmpt; The question 10 asked on
nny xo % link I ~ at ' vsn u o hest Of ArS a%yaFs
say that autlsv MeAiIrtez IL cun.pclcI, unlot thu
law, tuconseF respectful petition.
!mp1r no dtFsspect 10 the CURT. but It does crit
,;tss tts aes That thn petition VIII h. presented
Ses. Sa vii NH u no ] nes own W. aou, ss VIII
te landed tho Judge In his official
ss,r;"eity ,g,rS Sn not , a. pflysis citizen:
VIII act rIiller ha-tlty ur pe1,>ycly. The In.
trntInn + tnl nlodeTase, hui ns,n; 10 show Nc
Aiister tta. !hr people know they have rights, and
tall
inrtler t!nne tl1ouyh tie heAyu,ls fnlt. -
Thr s%e,i"h eltn,rns of orlr population hna felt
tona!lty hn. adrd oyrs .o naue. 10 @ ths peti.I"n.
Ths ,'os,a , 1sr51de q. nss arc By ~ rans s.
low the boaEd+of.TIaIc Hall for thu Tie of
TrK FElli.tG stKErIHti.
That Ii wI!' BE- largely attended ,hrrs ran b. n
s, I'll y 81 H. a4' 9t.s,asy . sysss assssp s
s s.tsa In tho es@ff" a's a.S HhG e.n.ss!s sss ass.
ure III. rhe mretns viii Probably So axcI i"r s 10.
mn5'ow 1n q FFlaay evening, IN thu noard.otrraao
,tun .s j. etSaE l. psS0.s ts rsssn: .o
1cI1oon At the latest, aud friday afternoon II nua.
sible. Tlr Committee will nal In Il la.su one,
nnence and personal character, and s.r,. t,ty a.
Mctil!t'es clunM Ecp hut Euco:nikt. AH all ciasa.
Sura s1a1 I.Is at' d;a, z ,hs
men as Henry Letter; IEraukIin ,Maes'sa..,, lie
1,adin., IND thousands ' oi others' eu,;aot Is
S,as.ed @ N thai catssory, aud 1ul:e MeAllI'se;
place l,ttn where he h, md hn .nuat rccngike hcls
sianding and influence tn til. community. What.
popular Ecbukv 10 nm unfuftfa public servant
TAK FOLLOWING NAMES,
amons somc !, 600 olhers: wcra ad4S& to tho petl-
y; /: ,ArrleE, &eerss clsrk, 1wi!!ia,1 stsSaf.'
Nobfft Easron. II, z: Aoyc., J. N. uasr, Ild.
, 1876-11-01

H. e. Smith, .Josopt, hustl Inn. G. !. Magill II.
Mct'hc.ncy. D. D. Garland.
The following na,tcs nrn thoft Of Swcra, pro-
cured by +. Hcttrotn, who would like to be o,e OF
the tomrn!ssrc TO present II To Judge MeA1tster:
J.. 4: l.ind1o!s, Charles. i. ltnliol'cFg, lily
t:ohrcy, i. H. Talcott- a. Chaircr publisher Nyd
lfrf"fn, Il. 4. itios,n. !. II. Lohnsnn, q, VI.
Patterson. G. ]. Enl,otE. 4. rccI.on, &. g.. Kim
!. q. Elack, =: .. rct:seon. i. Valentine, a. y.
Andrews. ]. G. Dunbar, \. Mynnnn, H.1ohnton,
iiootl, Hs; H. gten.cn, e; J. A. nioneren, tster on I
to,, Charles l;knlyre. John wcisbsod. John u.
1.!ntsronft. Ernst Iulnm, 1i,bert knight, q. *.
johnson. Q. Fierce. e. 4. stiilc, Andrew Olsen,
!. "; Felt, r. y. Anhezfclt. Hrncst YonngErcn,
Sunl.t,o1n. i. Anderson. II. c'lesonl. s. stcciu,
:. T.. Iunl!lorg. II. Lnnd2cFg, e. q. ier,nlst, s.
hnlcFsou, L. u. Efltnn. y. +. Nelson.
, 1876-11-01

tic. rccn!d q hlr cStrasagancn md sin,
T. ehantcd that !he Emperor, whu was a accnston.sl
!" 60 no"t r. 'snl.c, eams through the barTnSks .a'%i
asleep with paper beside him, he GlicttcA at once
whnt wns the matter. No he tao!t The paper md
5ea. y ana thcn without w.kt"x ths b,oksn, .lS,,c
wes1 Nisho'n,, When the young ,o'a!ef ,taa.,
ho was overwhelmed with aurprlac IL the tigna:
tnre Of The Emperor underneath H. '!st n ebt4
ws too Sn t. G tf M sey yon, ." to
Emreror; he paid his dcbts anil was tnscl fso'n a
iont caro- whether this story = lrns ., not, hut
rail my long tit Of dcb,s md rIn, nnd in lis
vio'iona 1ovs nni mercy !, an freq man Tonight
No prison for mo. no condemnation for me.
'''sT' XII tSs Ra!a ,tbt 4 Fl ov,,
s'h IL s7 %a,fed ,fst i f';'sis ns i. s;: ,ae1.
At the close Of the .itscour'o Mr. Moody, Invited
tho audience to rcn,aln for NJ after. and
.onn instruction, 10 meet hin, III the Iaau!rY. ronn
crowded. ful'. and from this there, were
ealya,Lop, joine,l Mr. Moo'y In The soa.' rnon'
an!!cr tho platform, an'l, with prayers and toara
s 5 s wae,s a nrom s% 81 II +s hearts
l'l'is {, Tho real revival work TO which ali tho
more public exerclscs lead. The .lcpth and extent
pcrlcnccl pnstors of il,e city. While n,uny Of Tho
congregation ltnXcr till the prayer !s oftcred and
the lastl,ymn is sung, ,ns Il ticy had q scn,o Of
llcnvcnwarl tile.
NJ bloody announced TINT lila, snbjeet Tonight
bcreasc.i and othefw!.e torrnwIng friends. ...,"
~; gentleman from she central part q inc State,
rcv[vals Fast ard West was at Tho mems meeting
, 1876-11-01

| woek ago Saturday night twu ta!,nrx nanci In
aepn maess On" ia.s!ss t"usan 60. M" dispute
10 a1h "o @ esosea .e %oey o., eeanE
Tile tet,ntc 1r to btrh words cnI,ninnt;nr tn tl,
.,,no,,nr ~ VIE, ,v 1,.n"han wnt. ,;rsi IT, @ a.s
s,'9l.ns s''o y. "'t"' " n~"Gra" ""As H'eo uni
fi'aas; ,s,. Whea a. o'ea. iMe 'nq''es. was com
ta1scn:
wound.
reside At s1o Hamsey street. .nd Tn furniture
Anlsher: knew prisoner an.l deecasea; son,e words
ths IL an' nnd ts sae1 pseao,
lt.loi s1ot; Il yas aseti ~ dinHghan: There were
'hseo , sos. a ased usnshnn Z; aIea lien
III yesterday. when Il waa eoncudrtl by Deputy
Coroner Thomas Met'irr'
WILLIAM M'cAnrr.
l[yt at No. IL Dudley stregt: am painter by
tr:,e hut hauling brick: Wns nat acquainted
with ciihcr Of the parties. snw shooting scrape
a wHck ago last Saturday night, betweon and 10
O'Clock: heard dispute fFst but nail no s.cn.
tinn to H. 1t VA: On Cornelia. half Il
WINS o private dnaco therh ttiat night.
Don't know Mhat tic 'iispaae Was About
was going to the barltct .shon saw no blows: was
away ,sy When hrar fae arss shol
Il: hsppensd; L. anstho, ,aadt minute heard
siiIl another shot. / can: awcar - 10 WIN
issyd ti.u saon & A. meyer t %% w. tho mn. nm oet"e
aEca the sho's Il was :ark and wat At thc Eate;
sae e s Ait lin III s wv ~as III sse s1"f @ s " .a
p H. yad fat nn5 who he he
.Ge pistol n any oae,n ,,ands. only sa,y tho
haze q the pistol. bat dont Kno" III whose
hands It .vns.
To ~, ne t1femanTt was n q inc salnor near ~
hing was quiet bctween them. 'rhey didn't niay
nsly game there. They went on ana attended 70
yard about ten feet from tl,o t.rect snw no aght
ne'9se s tne ony .an nentn M"sos' WI nna
ayonnc hefera I heard ehot: They were
te feet apart. anu was ten feet from them. I
Wola Mot Inn oetmeeM tncn, r. ana ren M .ne enahees nee
@ at'tl asked h1n u be was shot; 1 dons knew who
sllot him. Ihc Two men Wete i!tt!c unaer tHo
innae,mec OF aaof' wasms IN tSe.t ,eoallahy,
the voices VIZ tlc 1Ha YER; . t,s women wers
ctoae ": never saw tlEM oslole that n'sHti uue
s9aa st9nee 1'san the otnci; haseh seeh athef Q!
tncnl einec. INC sto1E H,an gu snol' ! "hF not
beer uat night
CHARLES oLEsoh'
Il live at 149 coraca atrect. Knew Joseph
leicks; knew Pat Gaushal.; heard a dispute ~.
tween them week ago saturday. IL was hb1ut u
O'Clock at night. They were fasstns about water
Closet. 60.
4-po you know what language they used!
A.-lrisli. ..,,1
to shut up and Wlcks TO Gaughan to shove hfs re.
volver up A., ,
R.-nlh they hare any Strokes. did they strike
ctct attlcrs A.-No. ST.. Ganshan walked 10.
wat1ls tho house, nnd Wicks called hssn - Of
-.
Q..What happened thens A.-Gaughan turned
4.-Did heare towards wlcEs!, A.-Ycs.
4.--Du you know II The ball struck l1iM? Al