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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14

venon of Republicans at Saratoga were elected on Sat
urday:
Steuben C0uatp-ITd Distrct-C. 3. Co'c r. G. Grover,
George Sutherland Charles Hartshorn and T. - Prtcha
pledged Ia William NJ. Eyarts for Governor 49, =, A..
JJtehes. CO'mty-lst Dstrict-A. w ia mer WIZ H. MAST
f. Vincent lid District-B: pau Careh
ter IL. James McCarty and Prof. Backus
unnstructed. :,
Wayne COtnty-IIa Distiict-JOhn w. Corning Seth u.
Dean, and CLARK phillips uninstructed.
diGtny CDiity-IId Dstrict-Esmund /. Judson, Green
schneider. IiId DstrictAdnis0l
A. Reyes VIM II. Craig, Peter Kinnear, and Emmanuel
Labishiuer.
O.tario County-IId Distre-Frank H. Hamln. f. p Pot
tie. and W. A. Reed. g,
Stcu6en county, It Dstrtet-Guy H. McMasef, n. D.
SwitscT, and Ira Davenport. . . -, -,
IId Dsfr'ct-C. :. Cc-, T.. c Grover H. H. Sutherahd'
Charles liartshorne, and 7. :. PritchaTd. .
The delegates FROM the Id Darict were requested 10
support VIM NJ. Eyarts for Governor.
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LOCAL POLITICAL MEETINGS.

A Hayes and Wheeler Campaign Cluo was
ornpized on saturday evening at No 2io East Houston
st. and the following officers were elected; Joseph {,
PIatz President; Gustaye Zocm Nicei Resilient; WI
liam steger, Second Vitefresiden Jsines A. irhcy,
PielschbeIn Treasurer; William Rolling, sergeantat
Arms. -
largo number Of Union soldiers and sailors met on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-14

Fall when currency begins TO flow from the coun-
try into the city, great surplus of silver coins may
be expected to accumulate IN San Francisco. when
further decline will necessarily follow.
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GEN. PORTERS EXPLANATION.

he CoSTRADICTs BLUFoRD WILSON OK FEW MI
NOR POINTs-sPECIAL AGENT MOOREs TfSTi-
MoNY-EXD OF THE INVESTIGATION UNTIL
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DELEGATES TO SARATOGA.

The following delegates to the State Con
yention OF Republicans at Saratoga were elected on Sat
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CAMPAIGN NEWS.
GOSSIP AT SARATOGA

VIEWS OF PAErY MEN--TILDENs POSITION DIS
CusSED-FErIING ~ TIE soUTu-sTATEMENIs
OF john MOREISsEY.
, 1876-01-15

An afflicted family ia that OF William Little,
Esq. To"n Cletk OF Newbury, Mass. On. the
lot OF AuEnst lGht to had promising family Of
healthy - 10Y, aud iii uucomuoaiy bright md
anlaols. Ip that month tho youngo.t died Of
cholera infantarn. Early In Hapsamber Mr. L.t-
tie hlmsclf was attacked with typhoid pnoumopla,
and ho was onls rescued fsom tho very Jaws Of
death by the constant and ratGtful care Of bis
friends, aud the Hklti aud faithful attendance Of
bis physic1anB. aided by naturally stronH cou'
antutlou. IIe lad not Iecoyesod from hsa severe
i!tnesa when all his children wero seizod with
have died. vAlle the tA1ea who remain IRE mol
wholly cut Of danger.
, 1876-01-15

tho other, varo run with Yorco into tho great
yctna OF the neck. Dcath followed Immediately,
aud iho act VIA accomplished.
1'us tho tragedy did no. ond there. Tho body
nt tho young man WAS found and takcn to hun
father, and for umo u ronainoda myssory Who
veto ih1 aasasslna. But tho instinct, o! tho
fAshor led him - divine tho truth Ia ts failure
OF cloAr evidonce. lie Imagined TINT tho act
was thhs OF pald siodrti, aud tbs money furnsti-
Cd BY the other father, who. though OF tho pas.
ant c!aaa was tho posaesaor Of property. lle
determined 10 tAks his lavsnKo upon him Iu-
Btead of npon Tho eon. The placo cllosen was
tho church. Of tbs villsgo, xhorc the object
Of his yeude.ta waa Ia sbo, habit q
going to- hstcn1 masa. l1o waited
for him lhero. and wien hc had placed
hlo,so!f npou Ills knees In the dsyouk group,
lie rushed upon hin and alashsl - bis neck
with pruning knife With such forcn "a 10 broAk
the Instrument. But tue wounds wore inflicted
80 olnn,stlv tn tho blind rago. thai they did not
prove fatal. Tbs old man wAa arros.od aud 1t
wnr tlo boxinninS Of The co,lrAo Of justlco which
Ina Just bean brought to a couriusion In tho
Criminal Cours. Tho facts citcl roto Proved
and the isther who hiTot tho nasassins, with ono
Of them shat tho authority succeeded In finding,
WAS condenlned 10 hard work In ths ga,loys for
lie. Tho son vas sent for fifteen ycars. and tho
old man who uads the attempt to kill In tho
church. WAS sentenced for ciRht months.
, 1876-01-15
TURK EY.

VOHNE L.
TIE POSITION or RUSSIA AND ArbTuI4.
1T. PETERSBURG, Jan. li.-lt is Beu-o!icIally
stated thEt tho Porte has nov ceaaed itB eudeay-
pzs 10 avoid receiving representations from
EuIopesn Powers tespscltog tho introduction of
efosma In Turkey. The Russian and Austrian
Ambassadors a. Cons.Ant,rople h2vo assumed
decided toue on this subject, thus demon ,trat-
ng the complete 4sEmony OF tho Two Powers in
Ehe:r attitude toward tho por.o.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Jan. 14.-A special from Vienna sara
Tho AustsEn FoEeIgn OHice II coutidont EuglanI
will ssssut 10 Count Anarassy's 1,ota.
Wiener PrtIssreportB tAAt Lord Derby recent.
y expressed dissatisfaction TO Count Won Iioust
tho Austilhn Ambassador 1t London, because
England III d nol been asked to assist In drawing
ap the proposals for reform lu Turkey. ,nstcal
: u bsin9 merely Ecgueated 10 ndorsa them.
LONDON, Jan. lt.-Ihe Times IN au cttltorta!
lo-daY sAys the britial Eabluet will cousidus ths
lnsMer 10 the Austl!an note uaxt Tuesday. The
Times aaropRly adviaas its aec0ptanco aud sayH
cutsey's snaHsf may dapcud On Euglana'a de-
sisiou.
HERZEGOVINA.
FlebnA telegram reports serious differences
tmonE the tnbuIEent leaaers Ill Ucsxsgpy,uu.
L1tanlaslcs haa quilted Tho lnsu1geus caMp
H"h pumoet OF lia followers Qul gone 10
Raguaa.
TRANSPORTED.
FiESSA, jan. l.-A t4spatch SAYS Il IL fe-
Potee4 tGxt taelfa melcAzu1A OF UlessA hAya
b Turkey.
Tho 4.ins dispatch report. that tho Mon.eus.
, 1876-01-15
INDIA.
THE Prince OF WALEa YlsIf.
Fk


CALCUTTA Dec. 26.-feslosstsy {Chris.nAs
Da7) tho Eicoroy aud tho Prince and their sullos
Intended dy,no seEvlce ia The Cathedral in tho
forenoon. Tne route WAS hued by police, and =
detaehtacnt Of the Doiy.tiuatd escosted tho car
r'agas. The crowd OF spectators. Asiatlo and
european, AIon1 tho Chownnsuso was not very
isuss. and most orderly aud quiet Al Gov
esnMont-lIouso and at tho churcA.gates.
cro~dA had collected. Tho rriuco gat
With Lord NortAbrook On hla lest
A'ss Barring Oh tho right. On tho
right hand VI Tho aislo Two chairs IN
gu elosated dats, beneath canopy, apparently
iatendsd for esaitel pefaoasges, ws:o not occu.
pied. E,'"' SCAT was tillsd, md curious gf-
feet was p:~5."tsd. the suna rays streaming
through tho Lluo siasa on tho cong1vcs,ion.
Iho coMnuH!on-tatlu Mas decorated with low
ess, aod thate was procession of tAo choir
slngtpg from the porch. " ~as q full chorsl
service. The Uiahop auu lls clesgy were asslst.
, 1876-01-15
A Very Tniientsve Man.

In tho City Court the case OF Clements Ttlu,.
bio W. 1atnes Nolan Vas tried. Il was al ectlon
to recover Sa0o damages Gu 4 building coptr.ct,
A verdict was found for Mfr. No1sn. He ID ons
OF tue easiest and most rapid talkers who nyor
Nave testimony IN spy court. In the opinion Of
atsnographet bIgoloW, who reported Nj. Notan's
testimony: ha III noro rapid speaker than asn.
ioseE A. Pryor, In reply 10 ! question pus to
Mr. Nolan bJ lid lawyer. ho gave an AnsNer that
would, II nttuted. I'LL nearly TWO columns Of thls
paper, The sen:auces go.lsd out without the
bliylteat apptrout Effort on tbs part OF tho nit-
ness. Que sentence contslnsd t8a words. aud
sentences ~hich Ms. Esatta mlda use Of In tho
Iiiton-Eeochtf trial.
, 1876-01-15

Lieut.. Murphy whoaa uame il wa!l known In
connecsioa viii tic Cameron expedition Into
Coatfal Africa. has companion, also dist,n-
D,vIugatouo's tloa-stas only dog that bl's BUR.
ylyoa = journey into Central Africa. THIS faith.
tul creature travelled from Zanz.bar to Uuyan-
yembo With tho explorer, and then followed
Liyln2stones body back to The coast. The dog
ss4ts me4sl beariug tho following inscription.
!" stabsl. +. Il. Il. o., late Lisingstoae East
Coa4s African Expedition. 1874" IT. ts a gmal!-
Hlzsi bul!-telTler. wllito III color. and now iu
very inlrm hes!th: II Travelled l.50o tniles iu
Aftica-a sondestul effort In rodossnansm-
tsfora it Waa u months old, and 1t has sluco
tsAyolal l3.u00 miles Wy geA
, 1876-01-15
How scnndnl Grows md Trnvcls.

How Scandal Grows md Trnvelss
That Morrisytllo (pa.) elorscal scandal ia ex.
planpd. and !a a frst1ato il'ustration Of hov
scandal csn travel and magnify from y very
small spd tnnocoas mattor. Tho young. unmAr-
ried brilliant pastos, the ltsv. Dir. Shields, WAS
rovn'-snate, 1t seems. OF tho dry.gooas ators-
koepe... and. naturally, was frequently In hIs
frloudA store. aometimcs heIp!ns him. saw
leaned over the counter. dropped ~ bill Into
tho mousy-drAwer, aud TOOK out tha chaugs.
Romo customers saw him, guossod ho WAS stsat-
tug. and circulated tie story ID lIlo village Aud
from tnss speedily grew sae tslo that the young
au nearly every moppy.dEkWer in town. But
Tue church aud the pastor nant stratyhtway TO
work aud t1acud the scandal back to Its starting
place, Tho storekoepsr and bis two clerks az
planned tho circumstances. a vot8 OF conlldonco
was unanimously paasod. aud tbs littlo village ID
quiet once more.
, 1876-01-15
ITALY.
THE LATEST TRAGEDY,

TofyffDonlIfnre Nst0 lnrt fTthse
po.r ~. NJ - H. -
AsoaA, osc' @t'-hocca vi fapa II Its1e town
OF l,ouo or 20o0 inhRbltanta, III the Albtn Mount,
abous IL micR to tho south OF Homo Bomo
timo back two vouor conta,inf Or nenuo,tv ~
,h,t rnaon ,,, - ~ ,,aon ,r,.,,, III ss,s. 80.
'uAt !os.on' VIZ u1a oeou .s,euas' lo'' oat @oout
'oVa ana'f. anu III . III o. Jealousy. at sub
seauent encounter with each other, one dlow
kp.fo and plunged 1t into .ho body OF hia rival.
Joa,h ts no. cnsuc. Int ,ha m, uh, a.,. ~.
wound was srreataJ Ind con,omne% ~ ,n,nr,unr sno
mont for A ,rtan ttme Ths nnnt.k,osnt - ~
fur rc,tistta md Le swnrc to I.o II ,,is r. n,,
hand Al anon M tI,e con,iomnon man .I,nn;t oo',e
out OF nrison. Itwas ,,nt Inv ~ so~o ia n,no,'
, 1876-01-15

Among Anderssa's peculiarittoa WAS mortal
fear Of dogs. lie ouce wrote 10 N tntlsusst
friend Eeaid.ug 10 lenaya that 10 meant to coma
to pay MIN visit, aud would azrlyo on osstail
day. The family possessed a large but Bepth
.pd vcry lnts'lsssnt Newfoundland dog, Whlcll
CHAINED up. Tho day appointed for hls arrival
cano, but no Andersen made his Appe1rauca
Da}a aud meeks succeeded, and sill le did 10
come. Al last the family received lutter IRON
wsots, ~ Mrtysd at your house on tho day
statod. but when got to the gate saw such
big dug in Ehe sAtd that ! did uot dlts 20 ia
and 10 ! took the Arat tskln 10 lsaly.*
, 1876-01-15

UILk5 AND AE5Q1ET1BSS,
Sptciat Dnp1teh to Ths Eatc1qo Tribune,
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 1i.-Tharo wAa but h
sho1s scsBion OF tho Legislature today, and nd.
journmens was taken until Monday evening,
Senate resolutions wore adoptod to invito the
resident clorgymou Of Madison to opsn tho eca-
sion with prayer, and for Joint committee OF
aino on apportlonmont.
-Four bills uero introduced, including ono to
amend tho charter Of thu Mineral Point i Port
ago Railway. One local ooo pasae3.
In tho Assembly hvo bills were introduced, in
cl,diug one to repeal the LAW Of last winter re-
1olrluK all thquests Ia countsca Of over 10, 900
ihlabtanta 10 be hold by Coroner to provide
for dorostfonB In Cuurta and probAto rns.tar !;
alao three local bills, two Of which passed. undos
Bupension Of tho rules.
The places shout the Legislature. including
1uesseuxer.boya, lnve bcau disposed OF, and
large number OF disappointed applicants left the
city to-day.
Speaker TiAold Is devotinX himself to tho
dolicate task Of arranging the Legislative Com.
m'tteas, to bo announced on Monday evening.
, 1876-01-15
CASUALTIES.
Sinking Of tho Ship Harvest Q1cen By
Collision with tho Steamer Adriatia.
Record Of Minor Mishape,

SUNK IN THE IRISH CHANNEL.
NEW YoaH, Jhn l4.-From Information 70
ecivod hore it Ia determined beyond doubt thai
tho Harvest Queen, = ful-ngeed chip Of sts
Black Ball Line, WAS aunk by = collision In sh1
lr4ah Chsnuel, and that 1or crow, numbering
thirty mou. wcro lost. It is further beloved,
from atatsrnents nAde by ,he raltora Of The
sleamhhip AdrIattc, that It WAS that vessel which
oamo in collision with tho Harvest Queen.
There was no record Of tho collIpion On tho loc
Of tho Adriht!c and Capt. Jennings explained "a
the agent OF tho limo that "Tho collision
was go a1ieht that I did not tblne
1t worth uhi!o 10 say anything about
1t 10 you, 1t happened = little befo.a
8 o'clock OH tho morning Of Doc. 81. Thu
executive officer bad charge Of The steamer. 81
saw ship approaching in q zIg-zag course. 10
that ho decmod It unsafo TO keep tho Adrlatio Ii
l!or zo9ular course, IIo accordingly stotped
tho stcamer. ringing tile hall 10 ieve1so ilt
engine, and sent bo1ox for mo, but the abip
kops approaching, and tho steamer had backed
90 far that tho vascr was Just about evan wllb
her tunuols, when suddenly tho ship turned
abnut, crossing our bows, and struck hoi
1'b-boom on OUT unchor-stock. I mysolf
was on deck By thie tins, and. nndor-
tho water. .otdsred tho boats to La lowered,
thinking thAt po.llaps Bouno sailora l.al boon at
work on her tt1 Ut tho timo OF tho collision, and
Hau oeen eWept oYcrboAro. Tho ship tt1alf SAIL
cd of rs II nothing had happened. nud, after
leeplug tho ateumor boyo to about thres ho1fg,
without budtug anything. ordered the Lcils
to ring to 60 aiiead Subsequently hoard somo
talk among tho mon that wo had sunk sasBo(.
but that was, Of cour3c. leo ntsusd to bn t,sten.
cd to-: Tho oolllaion was Of 10 account What.
evcr."
4 scan,nn gtyea tho following rerslou.
"Thursday, Doc. 80. tho Adriatlo left Liverpool
About ba1f.nsst 2 o'cluuk Friday morning wheu
OF Moyno Head, the man on ttls lookout sighted
8. vosRol on.the starboard tack and gava tho
alarm. and tic steamer changed Ior course,
About ten minutes passed and Tho lookout gaya
tho alarm again, for tho two vcssols wore closing
fast upon eaeli othor. II was starry night. 4
nomeut passed and tho Atriat1c dashel ioto tho
bow OF tho stranger. Tho engine was nt cuco re-
vorscd and tho Btoamer backed o milo or two,
boats wofo lowered and az they rowed awny
tho GRhta Of tho strange vosaol sAnk loWor and
iowor, tili they reached tho Waser'a edge. aud
thea the hull, maata, and all sank out Of night
The cries Of tho diawnipg mon onuld b. dls.
tincsl7 heard, end they gave dlreciious. IL they
tloated for moment, aa to the coutao to take Ia
Ind them. No enc. however, mas r<scned. Il
would seem that tho collision was not violent
enough to disturb passengers, and they only
know OF It fron the InlG Of tic creu."
Tho Harvcat Queen arrived At Qneeuatowp
Dec 20, from Ban Francisco, CAL, aud en- the
G0th anlod for Liverpool.
, 1876-01-15
STATE AFFAIRS.
Gov. Kellogg Declines to Recognize tho
Now Senatorial Claimant.
Senator Stevenson Nithlraws from the
Contest In Kentucky.
LOUISIANA.
TIE NEW hBENtTOR,"

TIE NEW "BENiroR."
Special D'spafeh Ia The Chtea1o 1ribun<.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 14.-The now claimant for
Louisiauhs vacant seat In the United Bsntea
Senate mRdc application to 0ov. Kollogg for
credentials, and ths latter declined to furnish
them. Accordingly, tho Democratic House np-
pointed d committee, on the motion of Wsltz, to
Inquire Of tho Governor what verc Ills objoc-
tionb to issulng certificate 10 Euatts. Gov.
Ke!logg, In reply to tho Committee, stated that,
having already given crodontia's to Pinchback,
and having racolvod no subsequent official
kuowledgo of a vacancy. he could not consist
ensly issue crcdnntials to Mr. Euatis. 1Ic vaa
willing, however, to issne q certificate rcctlpg
the facts Of tho case that an election had boen
held With twelve Senators ptosont whiio tho
sooase vas In session in another potion Of tho
Capitol. and TINT Mr. Etstts had received tho
votes Of mnjoaty Of tho mombors Of the Con.
erat Assembly. Il is doubtful whether th,a Host
Of certificate will be satisfactory to tho Dsmo-
crats.
to the .As'ottat.a frtss.1
POLITICAL pisEuRuAscEs-1uE SENATORIAL ELEo-
1ioN.
NEW onrxASs, Jan. 14.-Aftcr \ lengthy do.
bate to day 10 tho scnate i resolution waA pRssed
that tho Governor snail nend miIittn to tho
pa1iabes Of East Fn1iciaua, West Foliclana. md
East baton Rouge, to assist tho coutts In exe-
cutting tho la~s again1t Tho so-callol Regulators.
II tho militia 10 Insufficient, tic Governor a 1o-
lucRted to report so BY special message to the
Legislature, tho latter to call, under tho CouBti-
tut4oo upon tho President OF tue Untted Statea
to restore republican government Ia the said
parishes.
In tho House committee waa appointed 10
call upon Cos. Kellogg, notifying him Of Tho
ele1t'on OF soaator JAmos B. Euasls aa Uultcd
States Senator: AMI requesting him 30 lss1o tho
unon COY. Kollogg.. He answered that huvipg
already tBsue1 CREDENTIALS to SenatnC fluohbncH,
, 1876-01-15

Tioratio Hslsou OF d!el. Coyo N. Y, las puts-
lIshsa tho following, ITO whom it mly con-
cesn:'
Thin eertlhes that hare ths day Dissolved al, re4
oas "'ta Am7uda Ats!4op that lAs may take c4ro
" AsfseH and marry whom rho pseases. Without my
insesfsssnea witt her and her future husband whu.
ersr hs may be. provided that my tnzeo chlsen-
MIgxls Tappap uatlis Louisa And JAss iooa Eetlsoa
-sh4u ssMain in ny cuatodJ, 70 ba provided for by
ns xlllout att interference u NY msansE uts.sys
UoaA1Io SGiLsoH.
, 1876-01-15
MINNESOTA.


Spke7ai DIspateh to The Chfeaao Trituns,
ST. PAUL. Mnn., Jan. 14,-.rho Henato dsbatod
the Centennial appropriation, tho bill repaal.ug
the Iaobrase Asylum law, aud memorial for
Government double-tsaok freight railway, post
pnutug luai action on oach, and passed tho
Housa memorial for the Improvement ut uavlRs-
ton Of tho nna ntyor OF tho North,
, 1876-01-15
HllZI.5AWEO.


Special H.patch to The Chicago Tribune.
CAnBoNpALr, ILL.,, Jan. 14.-A sawyer 1t pomo-
MIA, ILL.,, WAS caught In circular saw yesterday
and bad hla light arm and leg terribly laee1Atsd.
His recovery Ia impossible.
, 1876-01-15

Sctetai Dsratth 10 Ths CHICAGO Tribune.
FnASKFonT, ILL.,, jan. 14.-JRmep Akofs, I
brakeman In tho employ Of the Michigan Coutral
Railroad (Jolios cut-otl), had his log laken OF
to-day whilo in tho act Of coupling cara at
Bloom. Mr. Akoss has heon ia tho employ Of
tho Company for tho past sl4 years, aud haa
proved limsolf to bo competent and trust.
worthy msu. ue has been conductor On this
brauch, and on account OK the BlkcII Of business
had to take lis former postum. He Ia nauyo
Of Kentucky.
, 1876-01-15

spsstdt Disratth to The Chicago Trfotns.
1EAvExwonzH. Kan. Jan. M.-Lnst Tuesday
. couple Of boys, named Frank Dietrich md
Gustava Braudner, both tho sous OF respectable
parents, ran away from here. and. securing
small fahlng-boat acs out fos st Louis. Az
soon ~ thair Hbsenco was dlsoasored kilograms
wsre eent to atltowns along the river but no word
could be ohtaincd from the missing lads. Al
tho limo they act out tho river'was completely
hliod with floating leo iu larg, mnsseB, in waick
no boat could possibly live. and there IL no dou4
whataver but that thoY ato drowned.
, 1876-01-15

Efit09Q 7f76aHf.
EAST SAGINAW, hlioh.. Jan. 14-A fisherman
from EsEexyi|to and hia son, who uero 1shlpt
on BaRiaaw Bay, wore carried cut 10 sea yostes,
day by tho broaking-up OF tho ico
John Whalsn Wa killed by falling limb
At steyena l. Grahams camp on Pine River.
The tody waa taken to LAY City, whore selauyal
reside.
, 1876-01-15
VIRGINIA,

NO MONEY ron THE CENTENNIAL.
nlcuXoSD. Va, Jku. lA.-Tbe House Of Dole-
gates, by voto ofo8 to &c, refused to reconsider
tho vote rsjocting tho proposition to ordos to
third roading tho bill appropratins $4,000 for
The expauaes incidental to tho Centennial Exhi-
uitiOn.
, 1876-01-15

ST. Louis, Jsu. l4--rlomas Kilbosy, night
swtchman In tho Ohio & Mississippi Isilroad
yards, East St. Louis. Was run over By An onglos
and tWo f1eight.caEs at an early hour this morn
lug. And cut nearly to pieccs. He WAS from
Chicago. whero ho has wife.
EvASsy1LtE, 1ud.. Jan. 14.-An unknown man,
supposed to 10 tramp. was rau over aud killed
on the Cairo T. yincenneR Railroad, near A.lan-
dalp. H., to-day. No Indications al to Ills Iden.
uLy.
, 1876-01-15


Lou!sy1LLr, n.y., Jan. A.-Ex.0ug, s!ovou.
SOD. prcsont United States Senator, has With
drawn from tho Beuatorlal contest Tho voto
2s; WAdaNorth, 14.-sho laat named Rspub.
ucaD.
, 1876-01-15

6Dtefa' DIspoteh 10 IN. chleaoo 1fib,tr4,
CARL1NyILLg, Ill, Jan. l4.-An old mxA
named Morton, While driving wagon, and tosn
near Brighton yesterday Wa thrown from hi
wagou and instantly killed.
, 1876-01-15
BROKE THROUGH THE ICE

DpE11o4 7f1puVH q III EH1suQo 179VRHf7
VoSD Du LAC, WIa., Jan. H.-Alo1anda
Rhodes, Of stookb1ldgs, Calumet County, loss 4
team. sleigh, aud load Of Hour, and came nea
drowning himself by breakug through tbs ios
on Wednesday,
, 1876-01-15

THREE BOYS DROWNED.
LOWELL. Mass, Jan, 1a.-rbroe boys we.s
drowned yos.erlay in tbs sunolk Canal, Wills
aleadux
, 1876-01-15

E0rFTIAN KuccgsBES,
LoApos, Jan. H.-A special from Cairo saya
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-27
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

Judge GAYLORD, Solicitor of the lnterl-
or Department, and Governor Edmunds,
both of the Sioux Commission, arrived
at Sidney, Nebraska, yesterday, from the
Spotted Tail agency.
The bolt in the Democratic Congress
sional Convention, for the Second Mis-.
souri, district, is generally deplored by
the press.
Gov. Morton spoke at Bonneville, Ind,
Yesterday afternoon, and at Evansville
last night.
The Bostons defeated the lndianapO-
lis club, at indianapolis, yesterday, by
score of 10 /.
The fall races at Chester Park, Cir
cinnati. O.. will commence Tuesday, Oc-
tober 4th, and continue four days.
The attendance at the Southern Ohio
Fair, at Dayton, yesterd!y, was very
large, and the exhibit good.
Ike Forst, bsrkeeper at Louisville,
shot and killed negro named Napoleon
Williams, al that place, yesterday. Forst
was arrested.
At Chicago, yesterday, the Harttords
were defeated by the home club, by score
of to 6.
A man named Thomas Moody, was
fatally stabbed in drunken row at
Jacksonville, Ark, yesterday, by VIM.
King. The murderer was promptly ar
rested.
Ground was broken on the site OF the
new custom house at Memphis, Tenn,
Yesterday.