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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-11-23
MARRIED..

November 18th, 1876, at 3.45 p. m. by Pre-
siding Elder Rev. Ralph S. Arndt, Frank w.
Coobaugh, of Jersey City Heights, and Ella
of Brooklyn, n. Y.
Residence, Orange, n. J.
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The Erie Railway Company, on the 18th
instant. for the first time in number of
wears, began paying its workmen promptly
for the month before. The company has
now entirely paid up its workmen.
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Burglars gagged and bound the watch
man at Catskill Station, on the Hudson
River railroad Friday night, blew open the
safe and cleaned it of its contents, and
escaped
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4 Massachusetts farmer lately sold from
his field 100 cabbages that whighed 1875
nouuds an uaverage of 19i pounds per head.
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There were 7SS deaths in the District
Of Columbia for the year ending with Sep
fon,ber-I9 white 594 colored.
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An English lady has twenty-five hun
lrod Mound cat-at least, that is what she
values him at.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-11-23

California, grower has raised four
thousand boxes of raisines, worth $4,000,
on twenty acres of land.
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There are forty-two stores to let on
Roadway between Astor Place and the
city hall, New York city.
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The President has pardoned Avery, one
,f the whiskey- revenue thieves.
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Sending postal card with some mean
,rords on it has just cost New York man
$500.
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Ton men in Lancaster county recently
iHlod 1O9 rabbits in one day.
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letter mailed from China in 1916 has
:,st reached a citizen of Plainfeld, n. j.
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uouIton has abandoned his suit against
Beecher, and will pay costs,
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1obn Bunting, of Delaware county, has
~ oar of corn containing 1903 grains.
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Save Your Dollars.

Do you want good substantial Suit of
Clothes for yourself or for your Boys, or a
single Coat for or dollars, or single
pair of Pants for l dollar and so cents,
lined, or heavy Cashmere Vest for dol
lar, or good Overcoat for FIVE dollars,
come to Decker's and
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DIED.

In Stroud township, on the 18th inst, Mr..
Daniel Marsh, aged 20 years, months and
q days.
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employees TO BE PAID OFF-PR0BABLE
RESUMPTION OF WORK.
Mr.. Peter A. J.. Quick of Milford, one
of the Directors of the Lehigh & Eastern
Railroad, at meeting held at Strouds-
bag, Pa, recently, was appointed chair
man of the committee to ascertain the
amount of bills and accounts against said
and has since been engaged in
collecting such bills with view to their
at an early day.
A meeting of the Directors of the road
will be held in this village on Thursday
next, 23d inst, to arrange for the payment
of all claims against said company, and to-
make further arrangements for the success
ful completion Of the work,
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Save Your Dollars.

Do you want fine or common Hats, or
Winter Caps for yourself and boys, then,
come at orce to Deckers and
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LEHIGH & EASTERN ROAD.

WORK SUSPENED AND ALL EMPLOYERS
DIsCHARGED-THE ROAD PROBABLY TC
GO INTO OTHER HANDS.
MILFORD, Pa, Nov. 11.-Work on the
Lehigh & Eastern Railroad has been en-
tirely suspended, and the one hundred
men thereon employed, have been dis
charged, and with few exceptions have
departed for other parts. The stoppage OF
work has caused bitter feeling and great
dissatisfaction among the farmers in the
Delaware Valley, through whose lands the
Lehigh & Eastern runs, from the fact that
their property has been badly cut up by
the road, making it very inconvenient in
many instances to cross and re-cross the
same.
The principal contractors, Williams and
Wood, have been expected here for the past
two or three weeks, but as yet neither of
them has put in an appearance, and Cole
and Warner, the contractors between Port
Jervis and this place, are yet patiently
waiting their arrival. We learn from rell-
able authority, that the road is not likely
to proceed under the present management,
but that it is, believed it will soon go into
the hands of another company. If this is
done, the road will in all probability, be
complicated at no very distant date. But,
on the contrary, if the road remains where
it now is, the probability is that it will be
long time before the shrill whistle of a
locomotive will be heard passing through
the valley of the Delaware.
Had Wood and Williams made their
payments as per agreement, Warner and
Cole would to-day be pushing the road to
early completion but not having received
their money, they were compelled to stop
further progress.
What action will now be taken, it is i'm
possible for>us to tell suffice it to say that
nothing further in the way of work, will
be done this winter.
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Save Your Dollars.

Do you want beautiful Rose Blankets,
Horse Blankets, Cotton or Wool Flannels,
of all descriptions or a good Carpet at near
ly half price, come to Decker's and
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Save Your Dollars.

Do you want 200 Yard Spool Cotton for
three cents, and large paper of Pins for five
cents, or paper of best Needles, for five
cents, and all kinds of notions, for nearly
Half Price, then come to Deckers and
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Save Your Dollars.

Do you want Millinery Goods, such as,
Trimmed or Untrimmed Hats for Ladies ),
Misses or Children, or Ribbons, Feathers
or Flowers for nearly half price, then come
to Decker's and
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Do you want beautiful styles of Ladies
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Satinetts, Tweeds or Kentucky james, come
to Deckers and
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WORK SUSPENED AND ALL EMPLOYERS
DIsCHARGED-THE ROAD PROBABLY TO
GO INTO OTHER HANDS.
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Save Your Dollars.

Do you want Rousing Calf or Heavy
Kip Boots for men and boys, whole leather,
or splendid Pebble Goat Button or Lace
Shoes, for ladies' misses or children, or the
best Rubber Boots & Shoes then come to
Deckers and only to Decker's can you
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A YOUNG MAN STRUCK BY A LOCOMOTIVE
AND HURLED DOWN A STEEP EMBANK-
MENT.
, 1876-05-17

Various Statements OF Causes Of the Latesi
Relapse into Anarchy.

Various Statements OF Causes Of ths Latest
Relapse into Anarchy.
8ptcfat hspatch 10 The Tribune
New ORLEANS, May 1B.-stalemcnts As to the
origin Of the West Felclana trouble arc conflict.
ing. A dispatch received from Sheriff Kaufman
by Acting Gov. Antoine atatcs that Anrunsteu tic
white man killed. was accused OF buying cotton,
aeed from the negroea, md WIS consequently In
bad odor with the Regulators. md wns Killed by
tho Regulators. It ~ also stated that the
cause of AaFonstein's death was his re-.
fusal to let the party haye whisky. An.
other statement 10 TINT Aaronsteiu possessed
COW or calf which was killed. end this trespaes
wis supposed to be committed by colosed man.
AAEonsicln sclectcd the n,an he concluded 10 have
bcen guilty Of killing his COW, and Whipped him
ncarly to death. Subsequently 10 this body Of
the friends OF the man who was whipped attacked
Ms. ARrousteln aad killed him. Tue subsequent
proceedings wcsc the rcsult Of a proclamation
by tho Sheriff Of Wilkinson County, Misy,,
who stated that m uprialng Of negroes tor uulaw.
ful purposes existed In Wcs. Fll1clana called on
them TO disperse, and for posse to put tAcm
down. Then followed the murders Of the colorcd
people by oil who chose to follow the command of
this Sheriff from M!ssi.sppt.
A private letter received Ia thts ety
yesterday, from Bayou sara, written on
Isportsd ys.!eray sseurs5 tasie sa'0sSe " tss
5' wffe rs11tea M e as IN the nsghborhood of Wood
On ut thu Methodist Church near Woodyillc al Day.
Fighting was alao reported at point about Il
miles from Fort Adnma. Il was reported TINT scy-
era! colered men haa b becn taken from the neigh.
tho Mississippi line and hung
In !i.e various affairs several white and colosed
men are reported to have taken rElaoue1s and
horsea.
, 1876-05-17
LOCAL POLITICS.


r,. o,,,, eaon ,'.t ~ ~. - :. . W., -,
aug Nepuoltcan Sluo OF Inc f1sst NaTd ncla
meeting last evening nt Union Hall, corner OF
Crart n,iI Norr,o st-,,t, az + f,,,,-,
'",,.. ~" .t'', ".'ee''' "A'' - o' s"'"'"
occupied the Chair.
or,,f,4o1 Al ,bn ,,.or;,,,. ,-...t. -. .a,...
"pFo,"'e1 ~ '''o Fte'tous .ncet1ns W scleet
twenty names from which tnetlo0se ten delegates
tn the Eonyrntfon II In hcla Aa+ur,,ov ami IN
.arss. ,st., ~ 1"..,,., ~ ".1 sasa'ua!, 4nu
son't. VIZ" ~. .eaa.'is 11e.tpefs OF tne otncr
Republican Club with view Of llaymontzing
tho various interests md having hut onc dele.
eate tckes p3esehtea 70 tIe primaries, reported
that tlis Committee had selected tho following
na,nns fr,n ,rhich N ctoo.. ,.,,.,.s
t1a4.ta '0I ~ mAn s'o'se oe'eGates
CharIeS T. heIIoGgi l.. L. Ioourn. William
Baker, Htmcon ". King. Henry Herp, Abnrr
Tnv,or. ttenrr r;c,d- Lain r ". potpr t,b,r,o,
-.eu' '.s'u, "o'i'' ~ w. oanes' ~haf,es
Tobey. DR.. c. V. Dyer, Leonard Swett, ]. X.
Mummy. Cant. q. F. Hrow1,. Washtnptnn tthhv
~ Il 1,r1,,, ..,1Ma. 1,,,. - rs,,
~ =. ~ ootoA4'1 ~ app!enh nLhoht oamuel
g. Field, F. 4. HrokoeG, II. F. Lewis, and
George 7. Grnhanl.
In regard to harrnontztng The interests of the
nit,tunsf a,s, = nuu ny. tGst + eo
1an1' .n., h.u III - ~ ~ eussestsu 5nat - each
Cun .,sr moa1u nc!tCt nsg uMsee lol acleEatcs no
vptps sts s.ske. houss pt olonEnt oat Ine CgH
sesss h ~. eAet aspult@n l'at Mef hau 1Etscu 70
nS pace ,o 1os tns primaries 10 "aFeas
~. VIZ .,,.si ~; ~, Too t..h ~. . nnsnusi
~. M1nE stteo , ln1t the otnef Gao 9aa CHOSEN
nco,,, ~ r,r,t'' rrI,ts'' T. t a: noHpSoh, aet ,, -: paoh;
INV IA LIE. s uupeH @ III" III Lnp "uu!o asfep'
1 ~ ena sssesh nte ose !!oM tneis own hnnhGs.
st.t. s y. siS p.uasn1 1aooe"s IL "ns Tue
, 1876-05-17

"9foub1esomo" Ind1ans---Anothcr Tfans-
ortatfon-1tumor---1ledC Cloud.
sprctat DtpatcA 10 M Tribune.
sfoox Hirr, Ill.,. May 10.-N. L. Wttcher, who
hafted from here two weeks ago, viA For. Pierre,
iof the Hack lls. SAYS In letter to tts wife re-.
,o rcs o. ,s, ilo1s 'ases was STACKED by Indians
Sv1. rere k''lsd nd .eaEed rio Soes are yst nn
in,sn. uus pasty w! hurry them Tomorrow. The
snH R.s,;h vi hare 70 look sharp for our sealps
Iessxa nssk I'LL. 100 le' oi q csy
hero send word back for III n"' ~ re.c coms ,1on
ana iay thty arc taking out from si0 to Sio0
per Day per man. Thc aIous tIty Trsns.
week. ~ ''''" Aete neAt
Gpectai nspdfeA to 7as 7,1bure
a r9hr LARAMIE, Wy, May 1o-Therc ID un.
fsad, fssI.,: on t,n1 ths n'aek 'lefs msds BY by
sligated. pfobshly. by Red Cloud blusen
Ihs se1etal lndIana wounded IN tho sahts
II ta proven that indians are usiDK needlc. guns f
eaiIbrt Of 20. and 6rlng 45 amm1nltor-s airnla.
can't TACT aa 10 tho resources Of The Indians
, 1876-05-17

WaEEIRo, y. Va. May. 1e.-1n tho Circuit
Court ot this D!strtst in the case Of James ".
to;any returned verdict Of $s, 900 for plaintta.
an NEW fn1as. fo11EEAs:, L. Aay 1o;A dispatch from
!a!ann honds on the cA11-l.1t OF the Exchanps.
from which they have been excluded for the pest
two years. fe's
=, OMAHA, Eet., May 18.-1hc bridge over tbe
Sorth Platte River between Sidney, Nct1. and
Gnes ,. Gity was completed and opened for travel
and throws open what Is claimed to be The shortest
route to the fills.
Spec4oi DtspaseA to 7ne Tribune,
AZ affntS"riELh, Ill, May 18,-CredItors to. DAY
niea petition IN bankruptcy againat Moritz ].
nop4eauiz and Joseph Abend, OF DelIeyil.e, Cnl.
tn tn ~ sani; Of Champaign, fled voluntary psti-
, 1876-05-17

6pkcI6f I3tp1ffh 10 Ire 1NoHHts
IsnrANAroL1s, Ind, sfay 10-The 1nde
600 delegates. This evening delegates or
four or five moro werc expected tomorrow.
Neither Cooper nor opdykc, of New York,
will be here, and Thomas J. Du-
rant, Of Washington, or Gen. Single
ton, Of Illinois, will b. pertnauont
President aso William Allen judge Davis, and
Alezapdcr Campbell, Of Illinois, In tue or!cr
nlicd vacancies on Tho State ticket a. follows:
Governor, A. Wolcott; Lieutenant. Governor,
s Nsssd g ,g odD s De'9 II sas GHaaty yon1 Antoy ss CT
RS'sa b!stI|;s Esels s os %syas cesay
q q. 8}.ifrn At.oeetta h!<a: ooo
800 Delegates To tho independent Nstional Consen.
tion arrived TO- dny, claiming 10 represent twenty.
one States Other delegations arc expected to ar.
oD e. III sses hsd 81 tsns a5ass as ssf' e
Presidential Ticket uutl aftcr the Cincinnati IND
st. Louis Conventions arg hold, waa freely did,
u,en., while tho lnrge majority ase for immediate
The Convention vii, meet at 10 o'clock to.mor.
Ths Central Committee Of indiana to-day placed
nc aIon; h1som en.a ~ nmn n,mtnaeo5
Woh%,,d 1iSS tssa ~ 1Scrntr Fnnnv H. fIomtcMnnt
aa.ne. ifS:.t ~ roIsnn ~ EnjIiven t"nntv ~
av,;tnx - a,ata sn.5 iri~, rsa;c for s"Hrs1r.
1In ~ M E,,.th S@ n,.t.7c+ .irc tni.np H.
eiuSSJ ia Nao oo"'.' 0'@>'~'' WV A'"0eo'' wv
Thr convsn,,on far the manhattan Of caudIdntcs
tos ~, - Goagas III '"9s aaSls' aa'oo'nso un'' 'ne
o'n u "asos. s,,u ann rnu,c,
A't+ Gt.au =, L""HS ~, = - a it:t =: .,....1
tIH1tnHAFi, -, hlhs 1omane po,,lcai SUMMON
g, ,hisht u hnehaneea: ,,i 1hutaah. sishas ase
sn'l c1nnaGnt tnet taeY VIZ CITY tnc Conveht,on
lsns ~ M !s, ti.si "t a. ist Gnt ."
tae Mcct.ng eal!ea tnt toh!Snt ~ tag lnte1ss1 q
, 1876-05-17

u.s opposed BY Mr. D. Wood. Of no,,ss.on, who

vas oprosed by Mr. D. Wood. Of Holllsion, who
declared Nj. Clarke to b such politician that he
could not trust hls interests with him. for he sup.
ported Judgo Tho1nhs f,,r Congress 10 ill the vi.
cancy caueed iy the apfotntmcnt Of Charles Ffancs
warmly defended bJ Eatns Howe, Matthew Hnw1cs,
and tisorgc W. hoisiii. NJ. Wood replied that he
might bc goqd man but hc vaa very crotciety,
ucrc thoaen unantnnnsly on the next ballot Doth
arc pronounced Drfstow men.
In tho Fifth District James II. ghute. Of Sofnef-
Vile, and John y. Dwincli, Of Winchester, were
Chosen, both unpledscd or uncommllted, bnt with
Blaine tcntIcnctes.
In The First DlatrIct tho tytdsddrd says TINT Will.
lam 7. Davis, Ii a Blalne mtn, and that Robert r.
Davis. his colleague, though uncomm!tted, leans
IN the same direction,
, 1876-05-17

burden q thesr sons IL ..Glo,y .no6sh for one
day" They regard Mr.. CnIloms chances a. fAfc.
Judge Moses, Of WinchcateT, tonight announced
himself ~ candidate tor Secretary Of state. mad
hopes to squeeze through bcswcen tiaflow and
fcfokB1 buG Scr0ggs friends think be IL sure Of tho
nomination on tho dsst ballot. Returns arc favor.
ebte to him to-day.
MKRCKn COUNTY.
ALEpot ILL.,, MAy l5.-The Mcrccr County Re-
publican Convention Was held hcsc to-day and the
following peFsona elected - Delegates 70 the State
Convention: Tic Hon: George T. Graham, E.
The delegates ATE uninstfurtsd, but are, like Tho
county. unanimous for Shelby h. Cullona for Gov
efnpy
, 1876-05-17
bIAB8AClIUSET TS.
TuH pIBTKiCr CONVENTIONS.

Bosron, Mass., May l8-Ihc Conventions to-
day followed the line of the State Convention
aud the other District Conventions that have
preceded It, The most advanced ground was
taken In the Eighth District In convention Ut
Newton, where thu right Of boiling was re-
affirmed. Thcrn were 70 delegutes present, mud
on ths formal ballot, Jus, Nusscll Lowell had 53
and JUS Freeman Clarke bud IL. It WIS muyed
that Mcssts. Clarke and 1+owell 10 declared the
choice Of ths CoaTcnton by acelamatiou- THIS
, 1876-05-17
SILKS.
SILKS. -
"RPAlS TO ?RADB0N TIE ESrSIDE"
CARSON,
PIRIE &C0,'S
BARGAINS!

Ihe following lines Of SILKS, fust re-
eelved from the great New York AUCTION
sALbs, bought in the present depressed
state Of the market at ruinous loss to the
importers, are tho CHEAPEST GOODS
ever sold.
At. R1.1O. line Of haudsomo
shades Of 20-inch co1oreI {3rna
GrAins. worth III go to ST. 90.
AT 10, largo lot very cI,Ofco
snndes Lyons cold Gr0s Grains:
,si1. r,eh. hsriE1!t J lustre; never sold
At &1.35, heavy, very rich colore,,
Gros Grams, stylish shades
worth 81.
Ihe above 3 lots are worthy tho imme-
diate attention ofpurohasers before choicest
shades are sold.
trimming Silks from Is cts. up
At ~; q; cts, lot of Fancy silks in
Silks, great bargains: some 0f
them formerly sold at 81 20.
Fancy Silks, very ary'd tiestrnbio 10
styles, much under value.
AT 8l.25, line Of Cllcncy's Ameri-
can Silks, stripes; same goods
formerly sold at 81,
hss4yy, g. Si .da w: Is; Black Gros Grains,
At 80, Splendid Cashmere BPls
Silks. worth :Ts2.
At Hl.75, Lyons Cashmere Gros
Grains, an extraordinary Dnr-
At ~ we shall offer a ycry rich.
heavy, and elegant Lyons Cash.
mere Silk, equal to anything
that can be bought elsewhere al
Two cases Fancy Grenadines at
1-2 cts, worth 20 cts,
Bl'le Grenadines at 1E. 10. 377.g
:, cts, worth nearly double.
Special bargains In 8-4 Block
Grenadines.
, 1876-05-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Or. c. ". Hrnkon's Celery ap,3 r1,,u,a-,t.
f1ls sre prepared cxrrcsnly cure ntck heods che
nesYous headaehe, dyspcptlc headache. neuralgia,
netvou5ness ana 0lceplcs.neaa, sud will cure 1nr
case: fe!ee 6o ccnts, Sold by Van Schaack. stey.
and all druggists. ~
, 1876-05-17

Sick 1fentI2cho.-Dr, jenton's f.c,c-v NM,
Chamo,nlle Pills invariably cure sick and 1cryous
hendache, neuralgia, md nervousness, Price I'd
ccnfs- Sold by all druggists. Postage free.
, 1876-05-17

d!anapolh, On :4p!acensa .prev,a", By !. A,
!he annual address Of tho President was read ihls
, 1876-05-17
Cut[om Forging Far Ahead in the
Qubernatorial Race.
The Feeling In Chicago Remains
Strong Against Bovoridge.
Trying to. Compromise Matters in tho
First Ward.
NATIONAL POLITICS.
TEE LIBERALS.
ADJOURNMENT.

NE" 1oHR, may 4o-!Ae lnuepcuuen. i'e-
form Conference Ia this city an1shed }ts oelioer-
sttons to-day, and adjourned without day. 1t
eft as the result Of It's work IN Executive Com
posed Of the Business Committee Of the Com
le,snse together w'thIep1ssentative men to be
.fao.
- - .,npvsa ro irrr .,,pn,o.u prop,r
callInE upon patriots to support tic reform
movement anu aiu m'seeuf1ne reform ffcsa.
civil civil Service reform were unanimously adoptcd
Carl Schnrz snd r.. ". H,pctnson tlisr,,sscd
the s bcst t waV Of ' rIytpr tho moyemcpt weight weight
With the country,
stansv ,Thnmss of.,o;7 +.so,rt,o, nr+,,ne
oluhey Ahohas oHereu tedoiutlon putting
forward Charles Frnucls Adam8 as candldntc.
but 1t was rejected, tho sentiment Of the Con-
tsr.rcc hc,nr IN favor ~ naming m n7an. Int
Of looking first to the Republican Convention
for d candidate. second to tho Democratic Con-
rcnttou, and,
r1 uoTu FAILED
n o,ro N, ronntr r., n rcforir coni7idotc thcp -,
The DIV was 1narkcd by eyon greater Interest
~ a,..,,,,..,,. 49, ~ ,s"a,,., ~ 1fa.,as.'
eoo s4'tA"''o'eu aee4' sno oeso.o. w "AonoA5'
fha approval Of tho work Of Carl schurz md bis
colleagues On tho Business Committee in forming
thu Afdtes3 to thu neprfo ehn;Fu hy fhn rnnrAr
III. ..hio, - w as sano,sa5 ,,a $50. anio.
H!.u Mn'tn 49,, :. "as ,ee'.ssa. tne n1'aost qu'et
rtigned, broken only BY the warm applause
which greeted every strong point and
s,tt;-.,. ssrp. .hn,oa th.t 49, <.aa,n.naas
aiooo, N, aSd,csa n r,odmc,,,, hann,fns,
..a ~ sass sMe ILL., e. ~, ra ~
Nhich demende It. Tic senlcanco u the cen
Ha , ~ nnhts ~, ~ ,r,,n @
nea oe u,"t = .ses " - ~ .!s at y
@ "s't h ~ 'SJ ~. ~, anu "as ~
sh.t ~. naorfo 49, s<,mnJ ~ atrer@ ~ 1890
thnf nsftpnnf nhl1nfinns mnst IL f1ihioS rna III
euIse of m irTeienmahIe mnnrr cnrIrncy rcmovr'.
that he time las como Wbcn Il il aueatton Of iiia
ma ma Ses,h that corrnnt monnTrh nav 1;yc v t,o
fnic nf fssece. int cnIrnnt rennhiIc cannnt A..
tnre. hat tho wili al tho noon{e haa been enbiu.
cstcd IN H. md" ~ nnjttfrai nerrennea 9hrni3r1
fha culflvNtlnn NJ tyrnnrfrai Marty anirft
rim TRrN ,pnuns
which xo,e u.ed 10 noint ont In men ,ghoo, TIM
Ecforncsa ,sonfi MI s,nnnrt fnr fi,e prasI3nrrv ~
ewaknnol nrojnnped npnlausn md e6nnts ~ annrn.
batiou, T4e hone Expressed that Tho RECON-.
1sszt th,tI anl iadspendsat moyoment va re- O.
ccivcd with evident satstactlon Tho unanimous
adoption Of tho address followed Is q matter Of
course in tho discussion that followed Carl Schurr
, 1876-05-17

sntnahle anu Reliable" 1srown'a Dron-
ch!al Trnchcs" nEe invaluable 10 thpsc cxpo,cd tn
snd5en % changes. ahosding prompt relief 10 Coughs,
, 1876-05-17

tnss 9t hs r,st tnd hese The s1sking sv!doneeso of
IL s!.!es I'D ps1sy q ss tsthsss sad i's.s +
;.s,i i Wines: e r. s!hsson sna "a
and tesny does IL s.tika every patr.
ooo neat'' rr. ,,,,r,~
nov en- v. s,s.s ri asass!: and w.pe OF .ue,
;s:s55asy Il: s:sss ssS;P y: r.. ssay
that they arc honestly dosctmEnod to reform Tho
ens ~ OF onr PGca1 C. f @ aha % 70 sny
OILY saeh n efos wold an s.e;ny M nj Ts, pes
oao3 n.,ma uni' ~ ~ nsto, w save ihe
Ssea.o frem s .H
,eemgt * fsitt ~ H. & nna 5ssEot9 ~ y r. sn ~ otd
,tan. ~ s,s e. 9nea
II b t6s
IN ths gencrni conndeneo By JIG stsiet ebsers:
mStns %sea CO and %
RsaG . r. t. d,sasfSs n
tbc payment If the principal anl lntarcst Of our
,ates ~, ,ansa .nan ,@e ue ~ s1sg aw Of
currency. Which not only imncdes tha re,,1rn' NJ
thr cpist5pn HemotniisstIon A'se'' so1'''ppaa '"
'"e e1o'fAe w.I.T ~ w.vrun
rh..u ,,o o,,vo t,c.t;or: ~ ~ sh,, ,x,
irht toneh nt ware onr n I1S oty me
1a ,Itin., LILY rt S ~ a1 no"n @
n out p,cssn s!tustton We must "a msrsan nss e
cstnbis ti'n norai cs1netcr ~ nar ossen "sg :"
nd r. oIovnfo tEc tono a. 'A oue n1t.ins5
Mt" frcneas rnvcrn,nnnt ~ .hn uf ~ sHn!
aon of etInrng nsionai n1osperiay naer se @ni
SreeIom NJ Whoxt te niemcnEarv fnWsa; 4ma
tteni a. unii aa socfai 1ifc nersa III, nr
nrnSrsue I'm 10 dfsS"s.inns nnd s+rnr"ie tt ~
ppt.r rrcnt nucstinns nnI ntfnc sytii .noar
iiIc octcev sna farre n wn nnr,1it "i M pHc
cnnrcrns ~ XIII intn tbnt rr1nn"s O psn
CORRUPTION must neeessary brinR in it, t5stn. IT,
scif.rnreTnment. thn oTcatnst c.}am{tv th.t 1 nm
befa}l SenuhSc1 X Il s;mnle omcstfn n iIfe nr
5oath rnrr,,n+ ,nnn.r"hym fost 10 ~ ~ .1 e,is
~ forrc - ~S''"p' ~@' H1' ''o' - s'' 'u''
rnnn1,rr pppunr m ~ ,sxnr purr,nr
II IA nsncss IL cnnsoc nnr.cfxs. ,rt II" Ies TINT
tho coreuntion amour ua must be- aacri6ci soiciy
r. ~" imn,niinto r1fnsta ~ III" cr, VA ana v;i
hnu tmg mn no.t at ,T snon n.sa ana w
Thnre i. annthcr r"n.c ,yh,rh II not % tTnrsItnry
nj thrnaf"ns IN lccnmn ncrmnncnt r 4.
IN .vsfem syhgch Ia, Tsndc thc 1cr. If The INV
m, ich i'S tbe scS, y; tsat n ana H.
MA fiASIp VI At4et 1tIA ~
, 1876-05-17
STATE POLITICS.
ILLINOIS.
IRoQuOIs COUNTY.
6ptctdl Dhpdlch II 7Ae Irt6ut4.

of Watscka- gcrretorv. The fo1)nwfnr tlc1cpo,
tsa "@s' .'"a 49, ~ I S .sss ~.
tlon WIS se4eelcu by Il committee appointed Tor
t,,c 1Jo, At,t,,e,n f;oodct1 1odn. H., u,n
q % n.,.. t,o t n.s us,.s.. - as ~" A.
=: ta'mcr, onarga Aoocft roster sheldoh' Il.
A n pnr,nctar Cltf,on. corro,, sncro, po,'
,ni ,nont M AA'''4' e''A'o''' o'o'1' '''ete'' oe''
'Tmt. III; .,o,
i, Ihts dc1egatloh was fntiaed " Inc Conven-
ti9n.
NO tns[rlct1onB were gwen 1or GcFefnoFt as
the Convention was divided on that question,
but tr delegation is understood to stand four for
Bcycrldgc, the other four being for Fort und Cul.
lom; Emphatic in.trnctions were: however, given
, 1876-05-17
THE WEATHER.

W4aAlAoroN. D, O.. May TIL q. m.-Fof tbs
Upper Lskea. sislng and stationary barometer, xn.
flab!e Winds, slightly warmer and clear or clearing
weather. ........-
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.