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SCHEMING FOR INFLUENCE.
The Bcecher Party Irving TO Capture the
Home Missionary Society.

The influence of the Home Missionary
Society IN the Congregational denomination Is
larger than any single boly managed by the
church, and TIC controlling officers of the so
cieiy have been selected from the most eminent
members Of the church. 1hcotore II. Woolsey
is President of the society, ard until recently
the Rev. Dr storrs was its Vice President Since
the lattet's resignation there has been much
mrn@nVlns going on, which Is considered 10
polnt clearlyto plan to get the Executive Com
mittee OF the society under the control uf Ply
mouth thurch, and to elect Mr.. Bs0cher Wee
PRESIDENT, 50 that IN the future wurKings Of the
society the Congregation lism OF the late Ad-
all new churches thst will ASK for aid from the
society. Nearly $4,000 year is suent by tho
spending SECRETARIES, who has been of great
value To Plymouth Church IN its diplomatic
movements, Is the hey. Henry NJ. Storrs, who gels
to,OOO year. Austin ABBOTT, OF MIR. Beechera
counsel, is Recording Secretary. 1t Is believed
thAt MT otOrrs Is the iDstigator of the plan TO
make lIymouth church supreme In the society.
n lew SUNDAYS ago, Mr. ijeechers cOnErega-
tion gave $l4io.Ov az Plymouth Churchs annual
contribution To the society, and, contrary " all
custom, when the subscription money was sent.
the II mes of folty-nine church members who
had given $50 each 70 the society accompanied
TINS list were tue names Of 5. V. White, rhos.
!; Illney, H. n; Cleveland, II. Il; RaymOnd,
n. Il; Moody, William {; Beecher, DR.. Edward
beecher, ana H. Is. Claim. ~ IA certain that
some subscription was split up TO admit William
C.. Beecher. tue pastors sou, ana DIR. Edward
b3echer, his brother The annual election Is 10
he held in May, when II IL undisputed that AN
attempt VIII be made 70 get from tho Executive
Committee Dr. BldingtOn, G. &. Wooiwortn, :.
Is. Chlttenden, CHRIS opher X. Robert, Dr. Tdy-
lor, Charles Abernethy, who are not liked hy the
beecher party, and lnstal some OF the new mem-
bCrs.
This scheming came to tho knowledge OF DR..
BudingtOn, and at the last meeting OF the
Executive Committee no introduced a Tesolu.
tlun cen 7urng Dr.. Henry NJ StuTrs for his nn-
cious services In behalf OF single church while
he WAS IN the employ OF the denomination, and
college Of his name ia Constantinople, spoke IN
favor Of tho resolution. Mr.. StOrrs, IN a nun,
said that II ho was to be discussed he would
rotlre, but no notice was taken VI what he said.
Al length 1t VS. decided 10 delay action on tho
resolution, and II WAS tabled.
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A MURDER FOR JEALOUSY.
TIE DEADLY USE or A KNIFE BY
A MADDENED HUSBAND.
~ MnrL-IIIa knn Hlcn .cd hx hn Accn

An Upeuspecting Mans Throat Cut as IIe Ant
ut Work-iIis SON PIea-cd by tho Occur
rcDce-Coolncss of u Pnrtv Of ShOcmnkers.
Mury Shaw said TO Oficcr Dougherty of
the Union Market police last night, "Pleasc,
cir, Mr. knight has killed Mr.. bennett at 205
Stanton street" Running to the house indi-
Gated, the policeman found Joseph Bennett
lying dead In the hallway with a cut IN the neck
that severed the jugular vein. In tho second
story, IN room used as shoe shop, were George
Knight, Charles Fosburg, and James Dole
Three shoomakers' Stools surrounded by heaps
OF leather and a smoking oil lamp. comprised
the only furniture. In small back room wero
a shoemakor's finishing table and low stool. and
near the door was Bennotts uuoccupio1 stool,
facing tnat Of George Knights.
SIX months ago Bennett VINO had parted from
his wife, took board with knight, who was dts
liked by his own family Knight soon grow
jealous Of his wife and bennett In flts Of raeo
he often abused his son and daughters, an ! ac-
cused his wife OF in1delty. Bennett at such
times tried to appcase Knight, but only lrritated
INN tho mOie.
After supper last evening the workmrn went
up II irs to work together. Bennett, who had
been tardv at suprer, had been supplied by Mrs.
kni9ht wit plate e soup. and doubtless tnis
attention ince sed knrht. After Bennett ha /
gone quietly to work, KNIGHT again CHARGED him
with being Intimate with his wife. bennett
laughed, aud told him he ought to be ashamed
OF Himself. Knight sprsng from his seat In the
bdck room, having In his hand a shoemaker's
knife, ana as Bennett stopped unsusT ectinglY
over MS work, stabbed him In tue neck. Ben
nett staggered down the stairway. and died.
Cant. Cuerrv. Sergeant swift. and Onicer
Dpugherty visited the house an hour after the
murder. They found the family hard at work
"a though nothing unusual had occurred.
" I'm glad stid knignts son, 1.-THE old mans
out Of the way now We never mad a moments
quiet IA long as he was IN the house. lie was
aways threatening to Kill some one. Bennett
"a "A moi
last niRht, but that vas nothing. The old man
made plenty Of money, bat hid IL that we
couldn't get any Poor mother she's ffty eight
Yeas old and has always beon obliged to work
hard. as father refused to give her cent"
nj. L. .a..AL .A.l.A
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rHsARKlYsAs REPUBLICASs.
Contest over n Resoia,icu PiedzinE the
Delegation 10 Senator Morton.


LITTLE Rock. April N.-The Republican
State Convention to-day was called to order bv
Senator Clayton, Chairman Of the State Central
Committee. The Committee on Permanent Or
eanization reported the name Of Joseph Brooks
for Chairman, but the announcement was mad Q
that he had been taken suddenly and violently
III. and on motion OF Senator ID nrsey. Gen. Up
ham was declared permanent President. The
Committee on Delegates to the Cincinnati Con.
vcntiOn reported the following names which
Powell Cliyon, s. W. Dorsey, John Mcclure, n A.
- ws3h, q. p sn'dcrt Jo.cph nrook. John NJ. recs.
uaiaeier. Asa Hodges. j. " Vnn I'm. ii. Mmpr, t.
g. w. GIbbs W. Isn n5r u W9i,9; M, McC1n e.
BcnJanin, aud H. A. Caldwell.
series Of resolutions wero reported, the last
one being IA fOllows:
Resolpef That We hereby declare tho hon Oliver r.
ST te for President
Il. A. Fulton (colored) moved that the dele
cation to the Gin 'innti Convention he instruct
ed to vote for GOV. Morton uhtf hts name be
Smsef 1r Insy arS rFeaIed ~ Gov Morton
Senator clayton sal no man would GO further
than he TO express his regard and admira ion
for Senator Morton. lie aid not think the
amendment would make the resolution any
stronger.
Mr. Fulton repled that he believed there were
men % that delegation VINO were lrienls Of Mr..
CoEkling. lie wanted to ind all OF them to vote
Tor NJ. Morton. AS for himself, he would not
X. y. Dawson, colored, thought some Of the
DELEGATES not frlendlv to Mr. Morton, aud do
sifrd the resolution made stronger so that the
delegation would stand by Morton all the Uine
j. l.. Jones, colOred, said In looking over tue
lst OF "a celtgftes, be found onlv the names Of
four colored men. lie thought the committee
had pOoT appreciation Of the bone and sinew of
the heuubican party in this State, aud desired
the report recomntied.
W: ID. Whipple at this point offered series OF
resolu Ions IN lea Of those pending. The attn
provides that the delegation to Cincinnati 20
uninstfucted as to any particular person, but
shall CARY out the ideas enunciated In the reso-
lutions. Those resolutions went to tho Com
mttee on RESOLUTIONS, under the previous or
der, without debate.
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A. ii. Guden of Messrs. Psltier q Guden, glass
ware manufacturers In wa4bout street, BrooSyn dts
appeared In December aud was last heard VI al the
Brooklyn bank, where he had drawn 1850 from the
$500 tO the credit OF the nrm. Mr. Guden returned
yesterday and said that the day he the bank
he met some friends vino asked MIN intO nClghOoTing
salooa 70 drink Hetook gass OF beer aud became Al
once unconiciOus. NheA he recovered consciousness
he was on board OF outward bound vessel out
sea lie was tod he haa been shipped nrenan, He
went vi the vessel TO California; and discharged
at San Juan Obnpo. Mir. PsllieT dscredited Guden's
soTJ and mad him arrested on charge of sbsconainG
uiLh tAsoo. uuaeA W. l0oked w,
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Geo. Carlyle and his son, Little Georrie,S
were engaged for special acts py Howes ami Cushing
pr'prietors OF nowes Cusalngs Great United staos
circus at Broadway and Thirty.nfth street. Carlyle
senior. fn addition to feats Of poturing balanced
high ladder his while hrs son who s only eight
ars OF agr ssceldei To the top anu assisted Us father
IN an exceedingly dangerous performance. Learning
uese iart', Mr. john ID. Wright, Presidert ~ the
Sucey Tor the Prevention Of Cruc to Children called
IN person at the circus yesterday, and positively
h0ied continuance Of tn part Of the entetanment
Mes RS HOwcs aud Cushing auu Carlle had No choics
and had to oOey. -
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SOME WisuINGroN TOPICS.
Ordway TO be Put under Fire-His Handling
of the House Cash Box.

wAsHrNGIoS, April 27.-N. G. Ordway ex-
sergeantat-Arms Of the House. Is be arraigned Il
y asserted that his boy, mere lad. drew pay as me-
senger some drawing the pay for him. ana tnat tais
kindness began when young ordway only six years
old. IL IL also alleged that he had In his employ men
VINO did not receive more than haf Of the amount
charged nnon C books. Bill Chandler Is said to have
received u 800 counsel IN the rN NIu though
never appeared IN IT, and that duuuc the P-ciac Ma
legislation period MS Oouks show crdsuTes. An Expert
wli pe employ cd to cx mine the BOOKS
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ePRINGFIELD, Mass, April 27.-Dors pervaded
this city yesterday. The streets enlvened with
Them IN leashes. leading At brisk walk To-day
tue exhibition, under the management VI the ROD and
Gun Club coses IL 10 In an upper story of the City
Hal. Before the visitor enters the room be is made
Of their presence, and on opening the door
wa greeted by deaenlng chorus OF oTks ana hows.
Tie entries eniorlce spanics IN great variety
this TO Oe tne n.ost popular breed There are also
magnlncent 81, Brrnarls, immense New NfOuudlauds,
SSye terriere, black and tan and Dn terriers grey
hounds fOH hounds and rctrevc. The visitors greatly
admired black pointer from New YORK. The women
fennle the brutes, Notwithstanding notices IN large
letters. " Do not hanHe the dogs"
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
D1SHES HERE AND THERE BY THH
SUNS REPORTERS,

Race Across the Empire state Finy Thsu
sand Dollars on Time ,ntnst Twentv-avs
Thousand on ThirD-six California Horses.
Many marvellous tales have been told OF the
endurance OF the native horses Of California but their
speed end bottom have not oe been put record
the spor Ing mems phrase has IT, Not long ago two
vel known sporting men Of this city made oct Of
Eo.ooo on time against t25.OOo tho horses agAlnss
their ability TO msiutsin speed Of e5 miles an houf
and by 80 relay, to over country road from New
YORK TO Buffalo anu back. 900 mies, In 80 nours.
The 30 horses selected arrived IN ih, city q week ago
having horne me fatigue Of days In the cars 80 wen
~ the ridrlssy IN cpnld have been nat tp tue
lfl wthin two ays TIDy were sint to pasture Ia
ncw Jef.ry, and the grand tral u soon 10 b. ma ia
Mhat ~ III ~ rem tKahle IN match IL the crcum
stance That zoe artiiais aie to the A. pIu "a
eaJ lie OF s'p ava ,cSeys who are not seected
atcpunt ~ their sht weight In tact 10 IA Temporary
rtNNa ~ thr pony express ~ which mails were trans
Tali.Oads - -
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Now for the Brooklyn Ynrd.

wAsHINGroN, April 27.-rhe Naval Commit
tee Of tho House to day decided to send the subcom
mittce TO Brook yn Mes,rs Willis. Lewis, Harris Hayes
and Whiuhorne The committee viii start tomorrow
night, aud he IN Sew York Saturday and SUNDAY pre-
pairing Tor the NOrN Of examining liO the cuauct OF
sn4rs the lruohlfn Navy ard. Letters giving tue
committee information snuuii be addressed to MIR
t. az the hsior nous, New YORK, and the comuit
zee invites th- eVopela'40n VI all NAV may have iaeIs
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The old stone farm house at g. Bushwick ave-
nue., Brooklyn, built a hundred years ago by Jno r.
D,yoe m oficer IN the Reyouuon, who owned large
estate anOut Bu.hWiCk /. l., anu VINO fought m lie
battle OF Long Island, was burned yesterday morning
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A wealthy LAWYER Drowned.

samuel liirsch, lawyer OF this city, wa
drowned yesterday. At about $3.50 A. NJ. Charles
strongourg, health inspector at pier 81 T. r. heard
Ms cries as he was struggling In the by and
threw to him the cad OF chain Hrsch caught It, but
lost his hold and sank. oncer walsh plunged INTO the
river and brought out the body. Life was quite ex.
unct, but death soon cnsued Mr. Hlrrch owned q
Arge AMOUNT OF real estate, but Is raii to have lost
heaNly ~ the ehriukug IN values and IN other ways,
lie had vile anu two uAugnters and was 80 Year, old
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The AmericnuJ. d. Of q. y.

The Odd Fellows celebrated the nfty-seventh
anniversary Of the birth OF American OId Fellowship
last eveung. On the stage Of Beethoven Hail. beneath
uNerhAnslng nags and emJlemstlc Ornamcu :, we're Il
d. ~ Nan Sort. the President q. NJ. StebOins.
T. G NJ schafner OF keutucay anu other ulgnitario
Al ei the GLniyersary cete uony addresses were do
hyered by the President. q. NJ. SteDbins, p. G. N.
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Trouble over the RovnI RiII.

LoNpoN, April 27.-lu the House Of Commons
To-Day SIR. D,rael haying refused to nterpose any
delay In advising he Queen TO issue the ROYAL Titles
proclamation, nn adjournment was moved. hr. Faw.
cett opened the aebate, NMCh became very acrmOnl
GUS The opp1s TO- patles INDUCING I'm recrminatluus
l'u MrQuis OF Htru gtOu 4et Inc TO assist Ia Orng.
lug on N.Y. fawctts lupuol because he considered Il
practically usress Finally Tie ui ltiun ~ adjourn.
nen1 Is WlshdFAwn' AMI tue matter dropped.
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A Revolt Aanins, the Custom House.

The Independent Republican Central Commit.
tee met LIST evening 70 perfect their ofginiEation-
Chairman Elwood +. Thorne said that there erNted
among the Republicans in tnis city growing dissat
iactoh win ne management Of the party. lie ,ug.
gested IN mca,ures b. adopted to unite publlcans
VINO are 9ppnscd 10 the Custom House Lad nips on
motion OF HeurT &. Atwood, the Chairman HOiniut ed
II ury e.. Atwood. John Schneider. Walter s. Pond.
hn Reilly. aui samuel y. L. cpmu committee TO
tohicr win accordaut orga ~ tiuns. rc.ouU N wu
passed prOuIng for the enrolment IN each Assembly
- -
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Trouble nbOu, the paran steven. Estate.

In the Surrogate's Court Yesterday, Mrs. Paran
stevens, through counsel objected to the accounts u
Mr Melchcr, the acting executor OF her husbands will
Charge asaiust her u tll25 rent Of an Acadomy
OF Music box WAch was her own property before Mr..
steNcns ncan t 900 for furniture worth only t25O).
and insurauCe cOs- winch by right she SHOULD paw
sc aimed we're Illegal AID she also that sir.
Accher had l'ft out VI the assets his own naDII ~
amounting o tJO.OOJ
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The members Of the Moody aud Sankey choir,
1900 or 1900 strong. n!ed The platform aud BODY Of
Association Hall last evening, and lang the weknowu
revival hymns OF the Hippodrome meetings The object
81 the gathering Was the vountry Presentation to Mt.
Ira sankey " thank Offering, ana practical tcsti-
monia g Mr.. L. r Thatcher the leader ~ the choir.
Many hundreds u do lars were ecribcd. The choir
are 20 unite with the Rev. Mr hepworths congreg
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Conflicts Between Church and Sfaie-Spiritual
Independence Demanded.

RoME, April 27.-rhe representatives. OF some
great Powers recently conference with several
Influential CardnAk with the view Of asccrtanng the
best means OF bringing 10 end The conflicts between
various states ana the Church. The Cardinals unani-
mnusly declared that peace was Impossible unless
spiritual Independence OF the Church was acknowi-
edged. Alliance and agreement between ChuTcA and
shte was regulated by concorda without either party
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-28

Counsel Of the Delaware, L.ckawanua and
western Railroad Company yesterday informed Henry
5. white attorney for the Hudson River Tunnel Com
pany that the order Supreme Court disco ying
tue second Injunction against the Iuune Company
10 be appealed from. The will 20 OOurt OF
krrors and app ais, the court OF resort MIR. wnte
however sppued tD Judge Eupue for commissioners to
cOnuelnn the TAllIOaa COMPANY lands.
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Commodoro vnnderbiI,,, IIIu,...

Commodore V nderbit felt much better yes
terday. He smoked cigar talked cheerfuly with
irieudt who caled 70 see him. ne had slept well tho
preceding uisu the severe pain that had suffered on
Tuesday aud "Wednesday having been allaScd. Ilis
phys cian. D.. B00cnhangr Visited aim twice yester-
GlA anu saii ne was - 'aly Improving. aAd VI ali
immaculate Danger His disease 10 comp loatei.
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GettIng Ont Of HrnnkIru.

Tho Rev. Galusha Anderson OF the Strong
placs Baptist Church, Brooklyn. aud the Rev. J "
wilson OF tho Nobs street Church of the ksconcilis
ton, are " preach farewell slrnuuf Co their cun'rega
u0ns on MAY; Dr. Anderson goes 10 thieaLe, Ar
Wilson goes 10 Boston.
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A Victim OF Saving. Bank. srindler..

Thomas Haloran OF SIKH street, Hoboken,
the Trenton Asylum for Luna,ics yesterday.
Some time ago his deposit o, g. O0O The earnings Of
years, IN New lorz savings tanA pit away VI
the bInA's failure, and iialOran became Insane.
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wAsHINGToN. April 27.-1he resolutions here
iofore On red In the House regarding the Mexican bor
der dicutics have al been referred to Gen. Banks by
the Foreign Ahuirs Committee. Gcn Banks Is also A
member Of the Texas Bof Ter COMMITTEE. Tie resoiu.
ton ne VIII oner a. substitute WI request aud au.
thOtNe toe President ~ send large force to the buT.
DR. ~ maintain strict neuraltT Hnd pTeTtut INVASION
Of Our territory by thieves for IiundeT.
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AFourh Ward Barroom Tragedy.

John Dowden, Arthur w. Gibbons. and Law.
reace Larkins sailors, qusrreed Ernest II. schnult
barroom. At $40 Pearl street last night and Bowden
stabbed Gibbons an LarNius IN the groin TIE atlef
v re Ia zen 10 The ChamDcrs street hospital anu Bow.
den WAS locked UP III the OAK street station.
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BERLIN, April 27.-The Imperial Court Of Dis
cpne At POtsdan have the Count yon ATnim
10 formal dismissal from the public service anG the
payment VI costa OF tie proceedings.
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AstonIshing Billlnrd..

Capt. samuells played agame OF French caromS
In Glesson's Nassau street rooms night. with he
proprietor Tor basket OF wine Mr., Gleason Non the
700 points N i've hours while The Captain nss max,
ing 100.
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Enslnnd,. New Ironclnd.

LONDON, Aplil 2.-lhe latest addition to tho
ironcad navy Of Engand, the douhe.turrct ship In.
flexible, successfully launched at Portsmouth at
l2iO O'Clock ths afternoon. The ceremony oi christ
lug was PEI formed br the Princess Louise. Toe Times
says the lnh XOie 10 tho most tremendous instrument
VI offensive VI defensive warfare yel created.
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Michael Rourke, who was crushed beneath q
boiler Al the kseI street ron N works, jersey CITY,
Mednesday, dieu yes.eTdAy.
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A New York schooner probably Lo.r.

The schooner David Miller, which sailed from
this port for savannah On the 10th Of February hAs
not been heard OF since. Her captain was Enos W
-
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Amer n Quarrel with his wife.

Patrick Halligan, a wealthy real estate owner Of
jersey tly, aud director IN several lnAurance clnpS
MES, attempted SUI lde yesterday ~ tak clyTUlOr.
lie SAID Ihat ne had quarrtlled With hls vile,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-28
The Red Cloud Iudinn, ,lnrvIu0.

CHIcAGQ, ApIll 27.-A despatch Just received
ly Gen etllAn from Gen, Crook says the Indians Al
Red ud ara on tbo verge Of owing To-
ice N forh al fdnE supplies. - -
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MADRID, April. 2.-Ths Congress has adopted
the Consiution as f a. and the ninth cause
Two thousand soldiers haYe Just palod for Cuba.
Mere Viii follow In . few dsyL
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Parties storing furniture would do we'll 10 In
spect the Grand Central Storage Wsrehous O0EnoE Of
FF0asuH ADa FWv NVs4tA IHSSs s-Ass,
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kopndsman Merinus Of Greenyllle y>ster after.
noon discovered tho body Of JACOB Del evan. u vel
Known gardener. hanging to . tree IN Howe. WoodA.
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All the police captains. except those sick or oq
leave. were drilled yesterday IN tLs IWsAIJ socond
Regiment ArmOTy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-28

The Clearing House restored the Rank Of the
state VI New ioTA to ful! membership yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-28

Obadiah Hopkins. aged % years, committed
suicide by shooting In HacKensacE yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-28

The Weather Onics Prediction.
Warmer southeriy Winds, threatening and pos
Oly raiuy weather.
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4. ls'a2 ,d..,....:.:i d..,.,."iI 8 IS SSs 81
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-09
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6fIOH Al CHA al sS CON.

The dispatches report row at
ChsrIestvn, South Carolina. yesterday
-aftera ocn, in which two men, Que white
and the other ,ooiored, were killed
The white man killed was the son of
George Walker. prominent cotton
merchant Ill Charleston. Some twelve
persons, white and black, we're wounded.
some OF them il Is believed fatally.
The troops stationed in the vicinity
were caaed upon on to suppress the
disturbance, the immediate cause Of
which is not stated. Fortunately the
election passed off quietly. and no
disturbances Gre reported from any
part OF the State on election day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-09
THE RESULT aF THE asL EcrIoN


The telegraph reports from the eest
give the result of the election as far as
known assfoilows; Tilden has 184 cleo
toral votes certain, aud Hayes 1913.
Tildeu lacks one of majority with the
States of FloridG, Louisiana. South
Carolina, Wi.cunsin, and the Puo!Ec
Coast TO h ear from. In the event of all
these. States going Republican, Hayes
will have a majority of one in the Elec
.toral College. Reports from Florida
this morning say the State has gone
Democratic by 2.5Ge imajority, giving
Tilden 1873 electoral votes, or three over
q majority. The States of Louisiana
and South Caroliua are also reported
Democratic, andfhe New York Herald
figures Giiden's electoral vote at 2G6, or
81 more than is necessary to elect him.
The next House of Representatives.
according to the latest figures tele
,graphed. will stand Democrats 16s /;
Republicans 13l, a Republican gain OF
~. This 10 the situation according to
the latest accounts, up to the time We
write at 10. A. NJ.