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morning papers. eondoled with those present say;;
Ing That WHEN the .'ptomncnt m! solid mrn.', o{
Ills suggestion to walt for ittln time va. lost
md they cnncindGd to l.ola meeting. when It was
i'seoserea that Mr. selioael1 the scctSsaFy wa1 M
when he came in The room hc read tho minutes OF
soss sf!st iba., Charlie. Ting. Chairman q !he
permanent ofslcess. Matt Cotnr. one of the Con,-
Inittea, ralo nlnori.y report whtcl, Was adopt.
sn .1s b. neskns 81 s e
o'Maltoy. George I. Itot!nnn, Herman stieful; 4.
gs,1y st MsaSS; satee
Ths Chair thsn sppoiutcda committee Of two.
reported that 10 "a. bnsT, hut would accept
~ e s{ 5 81" e. 0T "a ne*ea vhs ts3
'.ciy, Gonnty, snts. .nil National Demcsr.tie
tic greatness and goodness Of ths ntmocrntle
party, when mnn officiating reporter for the
Eoftr whi,pered u s.ory's eas. which Led that n
resolutions indnrsink the coa'1tr would b printed
The before mentioned man said that such IN action
yGna s mpe.nne :a ind tho
ing adjourned. ...-
OF The Fourteenth Ward held Tuesday night dill,
and hn,s!noe. y its arory near tie eornct
Of Rrte htrect and MilMhnkce htenne This COM
pany has now enlisted shout 100 men, and h the
aatcrganization q t's KIND II th!a city shs ysar
Peterson a. Chairman, and afr. J. Newton ~ sec-
FutarJ. Mesars. EdwnFd Thompson. u!c 1hump-
son, and MauFltson wore elected lnemhe7 Of the
FInanes Committee, and NJ: IIanneye Ttessussr.
repeated calls, 1nsdo speeches. tho former In the
Knglteh, tho latter in the Norwegian. language
They both Expressed thair Flnccre hnpe that the
scnnd!na!Isns Of thLe country nov, e always be-
Tho spccchcs wcso rcccirct with great appliance.
ODDS AID ENDa.
The Democratic City Committee has leancd ft4
Consultation. md hcads II ''Economy and Re-
Licut Cor. A. A. Glenn looked In At the
Palmer 11onso Democrnttc 11cad1uartcrF yestcfaaT.
nois "rock. rooted" To the core, md believes In
uniting DrccnhnckcrB and Democrats.
A lifpAtch WAN received from Perry II. Smith
yesterday. stntfng that he would lcavu Now York
last evening ror Chicago. -
The City Central Committee will meet at the
Pnlmcr ltouse Saturday afternoon at 4 nclock to
hchf ward reports and organize committees.
Tho Republican headquarters, corner Of 1.a1tn
and Ciark htreets, quiet yesterday. nj, interest
being ccntercd in tho meeting in tho Grand Pacific
uotcl
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HAYES vB. TILDkN-TttE erAiNuflHLD HRBrun.
LlCAN" DEMONSTRATES TIN SUPERIORITY or

HAYES vs. T1LDEN-Tl1E srAlNuFlHLD "RBrun-
L,cAh" DEMONSTRATES TIN SUPERIORITY or
THE RORMEH.
springfield t.Hass.} Rtpaa''cax tInA).
So far us Gov. Hayes controls a,d representa-
his own caAe, It is buyond the criticism! of ro-
former or Independent. By record nnl cl.arac-
ter, by association and sympathy, and now by
Ills letter Of arcepta,!cc, he occupies The most
advanced rofonn rlAtforai. Nuhpdy, as Curl
Sehurz says, has eycr better statotl the civil
teryicu question, as nolody could moro clearly
propokc the reform treatmentAii It. Gov. Hayes
las done everything tlsat could bu done to r.
nluyu the wound to tho reform cause, aud tho
ttnnugo to tho Republican party, Of tho stofcat
elcury allied himself with the reform elements
Of thS party. Not unly by his character, but by
Ills words, anl still more, perhaps, by thu drift
Of public oliaion ani political s.Aoctatin, mis-. he
c""*plcuous aa the Ieasrra of ro!eal rcfurm. Il.
e atanat'tly rsfn to predict t!nt tienr9c Curtis,
Il llayes adn!nlstrklion. :
nIs l. on .t Two Sn'psaou. sy:ntsss. which
1cn. llta work would ba easier, 6ecauhs Of tho
,',osu 4tutpahetic and stronger hands about HIN,
s u tS % @ ps ss.sasasa @ H.,
once.. The second and Cunueclul advantages
would 10 Tug nhscAcn OF any great cialaor or cause
Tht great body Of thv llemoctatlu party clearly
euUnH!I 1u nut nlean their PROMISED elsil.Horrtce
ret9F s!al esg!n until After thsre has heen g.l.
must hayu ono nlUfs Illustration befGrS virtue shall
set H.. Whatever ltsa!!ent r,!degs 0xh purposes
liz hss Ct cieatea to- many @ obiiss.Is. t ' Sy n1s OK
pvctatut!s atnoAg s party flit4s, " ilaku 1t poo.
stbe Tar him z IcfusS very wide aid deauora!lz.
Ing change IN tho public service.
W. bY nj H1t&n1 ulEQlk fur tho re keHtlon the
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on tho third ballot join 3. Phelps ,yns nomt-
mated. This result WAS brought nbout by Tic
Withdrawal Of Celsns Price In favor Of Phelps,
rrlco transferring hia strength to that eantlt-
date, and thus assuring him majority Of vatcs.
Ihtlps Is the representative 0f the Union
Democratic sentiment Of tho State, and his
nomination Is tic. cause Of great enthusiasm
among thut element. 1t Is supposed that the
surrender Of Prico TO Phelps was induced by a
pledge Of tho latter to grs him tho control Of tic
rnttco Hoarl Of St. Isou!a. :.
The nor1,uattons for other 6thte officers wilt bo
"'u' '''n;n'!ss: = as n3.,trn 4.,oe.a,ta z,s,.
,,5, John = s. ~, rhelps. ehe non!nee 70. Governor,
War, when ha was Chairman Of tho Ways nntl
Man. A. G"maittse ana 2a.s rtomnsnt member
q linton .de an5 liz neoln sppe1ed s tSof Ro l
itn'y Governor of Arknn.as. ltlctpa was much
ebntcd BY hie old nemocsatia frtcnds IN Missouri
very quiet thong hs has nj tho san,c time been
Appointment candidate for Governor on thrrc pre-.
FsonF nccasions. and hAn been named and voted for
sided IN southNcrs Mrsonif, aid hie place during
isiy is quite prominent worker il sl,s Female:
s.. Lor,., Mo.. jnly 1e. The Democratic State
n:c l. sibes tno ch.rm.a 'se II ths sasf saiy ~
Genital CnREntttec. who. aftcr brlef address,
posary Cl &sn,an Of the Convention.
Mt. nnrns nade rhort speech on taking tho
Ghalt, after which Committees on Cretontiala,
chosen, and The Convention adjourned It'll .
The Convention me. again Mt ?: 40, and the Com.
Eirard Robbins End Judge '1atncs II. lureh, Two
yet5 s!,' nsn md nomoesst, the only tar.so1s Of
ISk n iH" wsrs .nritr IL .ns.a ~ W. s'atc' nwsy
and atlse 10 speak, which thoy did, giving varIons
rcmtnIsccncc: Of their younger days, and tho cx-
nssssion Of hope fof the auesess of tho party In
Charles +: pecrs. Of Warren County. va. made
permanent !I!t Chairman; \. u. he1 Ss Louis Sec:
from, each district Mt. Peers, On taking The
aetIo, md predicting not only the elecion of The
tleket p'!t u netnnsaan by sh11 Convention, but
ii,s co!nmitsee On RESOLUTIONS reported tho tol.
Toying hnnt sSs hsh ws' uaoge
.9a rs't'F% 10 Nstioual Democratic platform
1%as 70 q hai With enthusiasm the nomination.
md Coy. Thomas 4; IIendricke, Of Indiana, for
ca n he Gnon enps een sys 49,
lcete.i for tho sunrasus at tht American people,
and IN thelr great and vartod civil services, en,I-
wsea sa pss or s:h s;f ha s ID ss easee g.
people t,ave ths curtain guarantee Of - rs-
form; that tho Consultation will bo pro.
serscd intact;. the LAWS executed v1goronr)y
and without distinction to race, color Of creo,l,
with protection and equally Guaranteed 70 lite,
and we hurchy pledge tho State of Mtssoni 10 rati.
~ their nomination by 90. 900 mnjosity.
The third and last resolution most Wnfn]y and
heartily lndorscs tho Administration OF Uoy Dar-
din. tho present incumlent: points tn II % model
in thu history Of tho State, and challenges COM
parlson for Il with any other State In tho Unfon.
and npon It's honorable record hvites tho &C. opetN-
tton of a good men to eject tho ticket to bo nonl-
mated by tho Convrntiou.
, 1876-07-20
BOYS IN BLUE,
MANI CONTENTION or UNION SOLDIERS AND
@AQ4Ott9,

MAM CONTENTION or UNION SOLDIERS AND
HAusOn5.
Headquarters uNlox VErERAEb' NATIONAL
COMMITTEE, Nnw YoRK CTr, July II, 167tI.--
10 tho So|dsd7s Gad hatlors 'soho st7ysl IN tie
NaA0n Army and Nary dnrtng As hts Var
CoMHAnEH: The undersigned, COMMITTEES
appointed by your grind National Convention,
held ut PIttsburg, pa., saps, II and IS, 1872,
hereby invite you to meet In sfnss ConYentIon
at indianapolis, Ind, on Wednesday, the Goth day
Of scptembor, 1870, Ut 10 o'clock Il. M, to express
Yos'r sentiments In favor Of tic principles for
which you cnntcnlca on food md field, and to
ia!orsc thu stanlnrtt-bearcrs Of the party which
sustained tho linton anil your etlorts to pre-
serve It, while endangered by domestic foes.
III tho War against the Rebellion, you offered
your services md pct1lctE your lives to maintain
anil porpotuatc the Union cstabltsl,ctl by our
fathers. Returning TO your homes, after your
great victory over Its foes, you resumed tho
peaceful puraults Of civil life; but as good ctl-
zcns OF this Republic which yont ya1or aad pro.
setsud you lost Of tho Inspirations Of national
honur and patriotism, and nbntcd nothing fron,
your purpose 10 rGrrotnate the principles for which
aInco tho Wa1, you ha,c met at tho ballot. .box
the fatno political oFgantzatton which utea its In
tlueneo ngainst yon while lighting n t!!e aeli,-tho
even willie tho War WIS In progrcsa that theY had
'nayer rotot dollar Or man 70 earr! on tha un
hs sss 1ssaaon seafas Mana yoa1
tntlun uf hosttltlus.
ta1no men arc asTayrd asainat yo.t. Upon tho
trsue of the contest depends thr lncstion whether
history shall vindtcat0 you OF your 0rponcnte,-
whether you OF thoy wcro Fighting OH thu right
Tim I,cnocratie party arc At this t!mc. as ever.
true to ther sentiments: End they have presented
IA N1RA
, 1876-07-20

ARGUMENT FOR SINGLE TERMS.
MILWAUKEE, July 10.--Alhcrt sin,lcr, for tn,
ycass County Treasurer Of Washington Conn
W, Ia defnullcr IN the aim 1T $4,000. About
$4,000 to $1,000 Of thls sum WA county fun1s.
Tic rest he owrA na an insurance agent
and IN private dobts. Tho Sheriff OF Wishing
ton County caIno to Milwaukee to arrcst Him,
hut ho Ind dccamped, and l!as not ynt beon
taken. lIa Was q very prominent German
Democratic politician III the State, and was
delegate to tic late st.. Louis Convention,
, 1876-07-20

DosroN, July l0.-A terrible Gro has been
n'g!ng In the woods nf Cape Cod, in the neigh
boflood of Yarmouth, since yesterday morning.
1t WIS started by some hoys near Wclr Village.
II rapidly sprsat. to tho Town Of Denaiz, and
crossed to A!tddletowu, destroying, scyoral
was ,asing, md rapidly 'f,eat|ng III Marwici,, tss
thp track Of the fro beitig III miles long and
. or miles vile. somo 30 squire lni!cs q tor
EItoly are burned oscr, and tfe loss IL runghly
nststSd ,, ,n!. u hslt ,n'llen 4 iotes Of s
tllt fire,
, 1876-07-20


TIE IhL1So13 DEHocHAuS IN QuANpAHf'
spectM Otspdfrh to 1as 1f45nna.
ern1Narfntu, ILL.,, July ia meeting OF the
nc>nocro,ir a. ata rrntrnl rn,r,nittna n .olio,f
t', nr.,. 1sst. sNa, .,"' go 80 ~s" a,1
lof tho Eotl', t"o DAYS prior 70 tac stAtc Con-
vcntton. Tho putpnee ls to consult wllotIcr
the fnaepcndcnt 1,e,ortn State tlcltet IA totbc
e#aIlo"eu aa w1oac or Ill broken unecS, thongh
tho Botlrlons, Of which the Sfott Rf1bicr Is the
n,nnn f,vnr - strnlcht ttctot nn1 Inmnrd H.
5"o' m,5' 'A'os = e'.AHn. 'N"st' A"a NV ~ "
lhefc hfo many WHO fnsor rcnothlhasing tf'o nc
farm ticket entire, and tho balancc Of power Is
. t,,o ~ .'s, n nnrtnce. ~ Naoah,1sao
nnteccdcnts arc astt kicked OF. The chances nav
o.. n f.vo, ~ .tr.loht ttcket WIFI rinun At i'm
hnsd s - A" ~ ''S"'s"' >'~~'" "''' o''A ~ ''0
At "AehiHHIoH'
Special Dtspnfeh 70 ne Tribune.
nort herr to- nypht that il Is oxnected TINT another
Ps ~, ,,... a,+ -. ~ ,o
neess'.s "" '"As p'"so .vAt ""o1 nv estaes" ~
tween Ttsdcn nnd HonaFlcks. Fftcntis OF tho lat'
ter hore Insist that OIL his account. there must be
to.ue concession from The Tt1t!en men. They arc
f.r fron, .ot.6cd wifi the rcnott That Al I'm latc
~, .a.s..,,,a.aa r,,,.
CONFERENCE fo satseHaereM " litoeH' lhefs sccnao
to ba less anxiety among tic DeMocr'fs Tor dhy
or two pnst 10 get away, and the Interpretation put
unnn mi. ia that TIM rnrtv managers recocuze i'm
",... - s". ~ ~. ~ -, ,,rs.
apeola'e netefnNI ips an h1'"nHcHen'n ~ ala o'ne.
cnces over the Resumption act before Congress hd'
eos,nees in Damocrat,c minds.
- nm. o1,Tn.
so.to, u,.nn.rs ~ ~. 7,+.up.
Fn,, " .yysr fniy iIIN1'hn i'm Gn1.nvs 9
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TIE INDIAN COUNTRY.
Gen. Merritt Heads Oft Sitting
Bulls Reinforcements OF
Cheyennes.
They Fly Back to Red Cloud and Are
Now GOOD Indians.
A Rumor TINT Con. Crook Has Had
Another Dattlo.'

CHEYEsNE, Wyo., July 10.-0cn. Merritt,
having marched nearly 100 miles In thirty-six
hours, successfully Intercepted tho 500 ClIcy-
cnnes who Ind left the Agency. aMd drove than,
back To thnt place. The lrillans being advised
by runners Of the approach, Of tho cavalry,
broke Into small bands and scattered like sheep.
Their vigilance and tho iadcd condition Of
Mcrritt's animals nftcr Ills hard march enabled
tlcm to gain Their peaceful Agency home with no
casnaltlcs save one killed by Scout Cody. 1tn.
Merritt bclEevca to have by this frightened these
Chcycnncs out Of any further attempt to Join
tho l,ostllcs, nnd has taken up Ills linc Of march
for Fort Laramie, thence TO join Crook as carly
aa possible.
P0uR COMPANIES
of tho Filth Cavalry aro now ]lorc, md will
lenve for Fort 1.arnuic IN few days. Whether
they Will join the regiment AMI 60 north, or re-
main tu guard settlements and watch tho Age1,-
cy, is not yet fully determined.
An OUTLAW CAUGHT.
James Mccoy, for whom reward Of $t,500
WIS offered by tho miners In the Dcatlwood dis
tr!ct for murder, was brought into Fort Lara.
mic this evening, and will b. sent baok to Dead
wood.
THIRTY 1Hp1lNs.
A report reached Fort Laramie tonight that
thirty Indians were seen this evening Il milea
below that post on the rlAtte River. Capt.
Eagan md Ills company started to hunt them
down.
Ecb., while returning to, North Platte from
South Loop with an o1-tcam. lie WIS shot
twice, It is not known whether by Indians OF
not,
1HH. CNooK.
A fnr rofT 81 Il, II
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FIRES.
IN CHICAGO,


1oa, ovor,rr ~, 1ra.aonS await, ,,s,,o,.
1Iet e'unIns 1ne nto.ac'o asaln essayed 10
oreax forth 1nthc maenihcence OF former years,
but inElorlously failed on account Of a bad st.
lection Of startng.polnt. The place chosen
n,,,.,' ca.s' .;-.a. ,.u' 1+.s,aa '.s.
n''a'n Gah"i ~. 7ttceI, 'to'a Maolaon 70 monroe
street The west aide Of tho street IL lined With
low frnms buildings, ncarly all Of which ate
relics Of Chicaep's first rcneratlon of mr.
.btt IN othor -r,r,1s +,es,, a.s
- ssuS. "o're' sn'y a.o .o'Ne'ies VI
the worst acscs1ftlon' lherc 1s nut ono brick
building In the block, and that Is the four-story
lazt n,gbt occ,rr,d. Tbs olar,n w,. .o,,rdo,1
r., ~ oSf -. 20 .oe ,'' 1n,.a va soul'ueo
IRON no1 o7l a. la:oa py pil'cer hooert Jones,
who discovered the nro simultaneously with
:,
, 1876-07-20

fsw York, July 1y,-rolico 6cargcnt Jalacs
McGyen was fatally statbcd last evening by
james Hendricks, II llckpockst whon, iie had
arrested. Hendricks wAs secured.
1llchard ltarrIgan, No., Is! Grand street,
whi!e drunk last night, fatally stabbed Juhn
Stevens, tho barkeeper ot . saloon vt No. 448
Pearl street. etevcns hal refused to giro IIar-
1!gan cigar alter the latter h4A obtained Z
drink without payment.
Tbs l4bcas corpus 10 the caee Of Justus
, 1876-07-20
FOURTH ILLINOIS DISTRICT,

Special Correspondence qS The Tribune
RocwroMD, ILL.,, July 1s.-TAe wirc l.as a.
ready informed TiH TRIBUNE that tho Fourtl,
District Convention for the nomination of Con-
gress,uan will bu held at Elgtn on Thursday,
Sept. The reunions Ut poatponing this ILL.,
portant Convention untlt fall lulye not hccn
made public, though general dissatisfaction ut
thc Colnn!tsco'F course Is freely expressed
ltUAtnCT AND LArMK0r.
Gen. s. a. Hurlbut, this present n,etnLer, Is
feeling very confident Of surccss. iIe uuionlt-
cdly thinks that Boone County Will luli tho
balA,Me vi tlla dalcgnteai and, should he mt
succeed IN pr0cir!ug the notilnattop himself, lla
eylstcntly Intends to have word or
two to say rclatiyu " whom thu next COll-
gresham bhail br. The friculs OF Mr..
William Lathrop, Of Rockford, ars work.
ing hard tn obtain his nou,iuutiun, u,,l
their work Ia made MI sslv marc oncrons because
Mr.. Lathrnp IL man who believes thu office yh0ud
seek thg man, mud. IN some rases. will hsr,iiy con.
il, however, a very unescepsnnabls gentleman,
OIL o%l slaco !" los coasty. Mclis,lrs t:oasty
Th,s !.athrop w.!l 70 Into the Convention will.
WinurbaEo and slclItnry Coante. instructed iuf
tim Knnn ulI.i l,oKalb Counties viii nut i,pyoiDa
bly, have their own candidates. Should their Brc.
unI choice be lAstroa, llHEIbntS chancrs are very
Must Of the Democrats have hardly rccoyprc,, Tho
effects ui nominating Hard Mercy Fam. "a he IL
taln!laEly eallcd out here. '.llt" Waldo. Tom
ont here. great tnlntlonsts. latter gentle
man voting tIr Ewing. ''1tag 1laby platform ut
it. Louis. TLcy CAME llonse '4dsyusted With tho
whole Gusiaces dawn thcra. = but aro now ,nulsr.
alely chcertns, and asa !ea4y Tor Tue ucxt 4oso,-
the nomination Vi
GEN. JoIiN Z. PANN8WORTH
A. Democratic cAnal.lnau for EunErrsa for the
Fourth District. 1t tnca Aaenl strange that Tho
WLlsltgtg Of ting Should have hronght Farntwusl
| hAs 1trious hopes ot uncu lnuro obtaining ''uiy
acat In Congress !" atst Of tho Ibsrais out hero
| support Hnyca and Mhgulvr. All III all, ''6i!p-
much show this lucaltty. aud will grt about AZ
nla,y sotcs. ue Jim Lamont and sol I.anu will On
the Siatc Prohibition tickets few Of ttelr rcla-
| llvns Illy poll = sute 0E t"o for them.
, 1876-07-20

LOUISVILLE. Ky., july 1o.-As Nortonyille,
KY, at afEny, pruhatly fatal, occurred about
n'clasls this mnrniug. Mt. 4, Drake, Of the
firm Of Williams Il Dr.ko, employed a boy TO
work ut saw.mill whcrcapon MIR. Chester
Williams objected, aud discharged tho boy.
THIS actlon lrought ou fow words between
Dsaks a'ld Williams, but It amounted to
time, anu, as IN old gr,ilga had been existing
between Jctlrya and Drake. Drako being lnup6l
out ut hutlor, nlala mention 1t It, saying he
understood hc (jcitrys intended to whip hlnl II
~ es1Iso where l1e was at wurk. JelfFys took
i!olt! IT Drnkc, antl ntaso tlrar FuyoivcF aut!
fell nto the eaw-iuss pile, Jetlrys bciuE tha up
pcrmuat man. Drake Gred Again, the ball taking
ELECT ln Jetfrys' abdomen and ranging down.
ward: Jc'rrysa ut oneo procured an axs, a1.l Was
about 70 dispatch Drake, byt ;ws pre-
CALLED md pronounced The eass fatal. Jctrrys
leaycs wfo md three children Il, mourn lis
as. ,t,ss; nraks lsft tor psFt.s nukqo%n. NJ at
employe oi Williams Il Drake.
, 1876-07-20
PEORIA.

6pkctai Dispdtch 10 INC Tribune.
pEoR1A, ILL.,, July ia policeman named
James T. WATSON was discharged from the force
to-day for drunkenness On tho strcets.
Dock Ends was eont to jail to+1ay IN default
Of 1900 ball for shooting at his brother James
They had had d quarrel, which originated In
Dock insulting Janlca' wife.
, 1876-07-20

6Vfc7ds H&paseh 70 IAS Tribune.
BURLINGTON, la, July l0-The barn Of J. F.
WehmccF was destroyed by tire last night.
Thrco horses, two logs, and quantity Of feed
were consumed. Loss ii 40; i,o Insurance..
, 1876-07-20

CINCINNATI, O., July 19.-Near vanccbure,
Ky., yesterday, Washington Lee, while pass|ng
tho farm Of Robcrt Ellis, drew pistol, nntl
ahot aud killed Ellis, who was working In Il
field l,v the road.sidc. lie gave rs l,ts reason
for tho shooting that too great intimacy
existed botwecn Ellis and Ills wife. Last night
mob OF several hundred people took Lee from
the Jail and hung him.
, 1876-07-20
LONG BRANCH ROBBERY,

Gcorge N. Pullman was robbed Of diamonds
and jcwclry valued at s2,5oo last evening. The
thieves entered tho sleeping apartments Of Mrs.
Pullman, whcre the property was kept ia bu-
reau-frawer. In tho eatne drawer were 5000
worth Of jewels which the thieves failed to &C.
Ctrc.
, 1876-07-20
NOUHET1.

COLUMBUS, o., July 10.-James T, Hunter,
near this city, was robbed to-tlay Of $4,000 In
bonds and 500 In old gold and silver coins.
, 1876-07-20

MONTREAL, Can, July l0.-Iho extensive
saw4ntll aud sasl,factory of Hauthier, vIgnca,l
g. Co., ut Borcl wis burned yesterday. The
1oso ts $i5, ,O10, With small tnsusunc1;.
, 1876-07-20

A DOUBLE MURDER.
CINCINNATI, July 10.-Alonxo Anderson (col-
ored shot hts vito lust night, in 1T Of jealous
rage. His n,other-in-la,v, interfering, was shot
In The abdomen, and will probably die.
, 1876-07-20
SEI.F.DEFENSE.

DETROIT, Mich, duly to.-Tho trial Of Loren
70 Lutz for shooting Martin Canncrs, At IIam-
track, near this city, four years ugo, resulted In
hls acquittal, be proving that hc acted In self
defense.
, 1876-07-20

Special Dt&pdsch to TIC 7ff0ane
DETROIT, Mich, July 19.-Pony Smnllwood,
d aren1an on the steamer Marnlo City, assaulted
Thomas Ingram With knife and inflicted
a wound which the doctors say may prove
{atal.
, 1876-07-20

Koshfchlld, arrested on 4 rcqutsttlon u tho
Governor Of Missouri OIL charge of 1,hbczzlr-
mcnt, was dismissed, and tho prisonor sent TO
Missouri,
, 1876-07-20

MISSOURI.
DEA0pKATlu HATE CONVENTION.
6tect0s NsroicA ~ 1hs Tribune
IT. Louis, July 19-lho Missouri Democratic
State Cunyautlou asselntlel this Morn!n., nnl
, 1876-07-20
FEW Err AND AGUE

TeyHt md AFHe cured tgr nifty cent. There IA no.
agc. and gil othcr mtaToMa, bilious scarlet tvphaS
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-13
a,lFrom the 81. Louis Globe.l
THE SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN.

There is probably no man to whom the com
munity owe 80 much as 10 the honest, fair
spoken physician, who does his actnal duty
both to himself and his patients. Really skill
full physicians are not SO numerous that their
virtues need no mention, and hence the adver-
tisemept of DIR. X. ". Pierce, Of Buffalo, may
well claim the readers attention. Dr. Pierce
is q type of "a class OF men who obtain success
by careful and well directed effort, not at
tempting too much, or creating false ideas as
to ability. The only reliable physician IN
these days Of complicated disorders and high
pressure living Is the Specialist, the man
who understands his one branch of business.
Such IN his line Is DR., Pierce. For the benefit
Of his READERS he has written a s'Comnnon
Sense Medical Adviser" which Is well worth
reading by those who needs work. With
strict business honor, high professional skill
reasonable fees, and a large corps Of compe-
tent assistants., DR.. Pierce will doubtless make
his name familiar as g I. household words"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-13


friendly and familiar manner, II sup
pose you've come to see me laid out.
Here am" he added; snow take a good
look at mer
"To me" said the reporter, "you look
the liveliest dead man ] ever saw"
"Oh, don'tsay that" said Mr.. Beecher,
playfully;' ;''you will disappoint, possibly,
the wishes OF my friends. l had better
give you an invitation to my funeral
say on the day after tomorrow. This"
be continued, turning to Mrs. Beecher,
who at that moment stepped into the
hallway, ''this is my widow"
Mrs. Beecher greeted the reporter,
and laughed in evident enjoyment Of her
husbands jocularity, seeing which Mr..
Beecher laughed also, and informed the
reporter that he would doubtless be sur
prised at such unseemly conduct on the
part of widow.
AS the reporter left the house, he saw
numerous ''anxious ihquirers" approach
ing it, their visit Instituted by the same
motive that led to his.