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, 1876-05-06
MASSACHUSETTS,

| TIE WORK OF THE LE0IaLArUAE-poHnnfagy fagyoyar m
! CANDIDATES..
Special cos1ssrVnde'.ce of Yhs Chteaoo Tribune.
| DosTos. Mass.. aay Ito tho agreeable
dtsappo'otnons Of everybody. tho Legislature
OF lh14 "as psorogusd on Friday laat, alter a
session OF III aays,-tho shortest sipce 1851.
1ts work has bccu Of
| AoAE aATIsFAcTony KfNp
than III generally to DO looked for from such an
uhWludy yhodY.-conprssiug the Passage OF PIT
aets aud 81 resolves, all Of whicl, received Tx.
eeusiye approval; besides two acts-oue tora1fz-
INK the marr'ago Of Jamas p.stop. tue hiytoucal
tomsocer and magaxiniss. with bis Stop
oAu8ates' 3lssa EldF!dge. tho child OF "Fauuy
fetn," union forbidden by tho Lawn Of this
esato and tue other removing some OF tho se-
ssteunns 'mposod by the L.con4e law-vh,ql,
tho 0ovornor felt called upon to veto, thu
veto beiug sustained IN each case. Tho passauo
OF thie laster bill, which, ii spproyc5. would
nave allowed tho establishment Of opou bars by
holders OF Ilconses OF tho sst, secouu and thiril
clssseat gave Gov. Rice an opportunity Of ex-
ptesssnE ,,s @ na yioHs on tho lIqaor-ttatls vhici
90 acceptable candidate for ro. election noxt faii
%, % Al bnt thevery c1treue rrohlbitionists a.
i Mom ~ 20 As past supporters who believe Ia tho
Tltz GENERAL ECONOMICAL yEEL1so
pefrAd!ng the State, aud tindiug exprsnaion At
~ ssate-llo'lBe, bore fruit in i reduction Of
ne stato ta1 from O.: D0U, 900 TO Sl, yOO 0Q0.-an
appfec!abla sav1ng: 10 cutting down tllo militia
.som w conapansca to 10; aud in lowering
the pay OF tina logtalatura sim m.t.
lns l. $3.50 for tho sessjou. instnaa
" $ioo: Ihia reduction camo hard, apd In liza
c!oathK bours III effort wAa mado 10 ra-ustxhi,sl,.
tpe old rate, but without succusn TnotinH
!tuMa1os moro eyHtematc organization OF thS
inferior judicial syatem was tIio authris;pn H."
appointment Of y comuiaBion to iuuujrs tnsn
tuo e1pod!eney OF revising tho Courtg holnw thc
superior. AZ psosaut tho lyaaor cnurt fntai,osu
ID done befoto District Courts. PpIicn I,nurta
aud follco Justices, each having thoir nrc,,5tnr
Mouea Of procedure, and tho ueco.altv ~ .nn,a
systenatio nethpd hA1 becuus auito annarenr
Tuk BOSTON ALBANY AA1LHoAp sciNptI.
which 3aH brought before thu Legislature hy fhre.
Distinct reports from the Railroad Cummjtten' ~
~ sgsoeug iu censurinE The course Of FroAira,t
Cnspn In relation to !hs WREo- Hlyer lengo. and
bearing heavily upon;D.reotora Klujbsli and sar-
gehe' Enough differing 10 tAelr ilodos Of oxpros.
s'on.-led to the adoption Vt . resolve instinct.
lp9 tho Attoruey-uoneral to Institute proceed |
taRa agsiust these gontiemon to recover In
moneys at which they. ~ charged, defrAuuul
kas stase. i ~ doubtful, however. whether /
tAsso Hntta will amount TO anything ~ it viii be-
to prove urlminaltty before \ court Of /
NV w carefully wka tho letter OF the statuts |
lo,ioTea' Tho main oh0ot OF tho investigation
WI 1a moral one, and the time speut In look.' |
aB iaso ths matter ARa not bbop wastdd,
~ cosokn6dioaAL cANplpATE4,
Al' Onspln Mont bo teturael 70 OouQrass
lsoa thsa district, that may b set down d csr.
'3a' aes asmeS thus fas msnuoaad 1or lie
, 1876-05-06
SOUTH CAROLINA.

coLuaiprA, 8. c.. May 5.-Tho Democratic
HtAso Convention olocted uon. John +. uratton,
tho Hon. ". D. Porter, D. Wyatt Aiken, aud
aen. j. D. Konnedy, Delegates at Large 10 tho
National Convention. Ex-Gov. Porry In
ono OF tho district delegates. Tho del
eEasoa nro instructed aud have diirorout
preferences as to candidates., but will vote in
tho Convention for tho candidate most ],IeIv 10
win. A hoated dol,ato IL going on upon a plat
form pledglng tho Democratic patty Of tho
State to ncccpt tho National Democratic plat
form, aud to tho nomination Of straight Donu-
cratic Ticket With tho p.ospnet Of ita adoption,
, 1876-05-06

Srsctai U1spaleh to Tbs cAitdgo 7ytbuns.
PONTIAC, May 5.-GoorQo Scroggs, Of tho
Champaign GazeAe. candidate for heorotary of
State, bpont yesterday and this morning iu thlB
city foong tho political pulse. The War and
homo record Of air. Herogea ia such that our
and our county (l4ivinghton) wilt undoubtedly
bo INSTRUCTED f0r him. We cannot support Haf.
low, his record would bo a dead weight upon tho
tckat; whito Ms. sctogge would add strepgth 10
It throughout tlo State.
, 1876-05-06

Ing campaign, and 1hy not nominate reform
ct vlloss worry natuo is n remtndnr to evi.doers
that thoy cannot escape tho puniahmont Of their
mlBdeedsf It Ia 4 hazardous experiment 10
nominate ons upon whoxe garments ID tho loAat
smell Of corruption, aud worse, II possible, ono
Matthews, II he would consent 10 run, could
uulte tho patty, aud Ia this eootion would mako
fearful iuroAds upon the ranks Of tho Democracy.
, 1876-05-06

1,atno to tho Cincinnati Convention, rs a cnndj
tlato for tho Vico-PreEtdency, as hna been sue
soatcd from various quarters Of Iowa. He pro
Tors tile United Btates 9snatotship.
NOTES.
/ CAMPAIGN PARAGRAPHS.
-Four Dristow delegates from Neysda and tw
FROM California.
Tho Democratic County Conventions iu Obi,
arc GENERALLY .passing resolutions su favor of "a
money and presenting William Alon for Il,
Presidency.
Noss Shepherd was asked Ass st.her day vha
lo thought Of Dristow p:'a reform. Tho nnswo
was prompt h,s ~ usual rather trreyereut
"U-u BrIsiow, d-n roformi"
IN" Nashville {ronp.) american counts d,
tWsnsv-a!x Democratic candidates for Qoys.po,
OF inor9la. aud thinks TINT by tho tituo the Cnn
vont1on 1neeta "theto won't be enough votes /,
60 around"
Tho Now York !Htn, which has IN dertakon tf
pooat senator Conkl!ng Into tile Whlto House,
7A'o' aan private record is ao clear as crystal,
ana agAtnas hla personal purity nothing
could DO atid."
y, Tho Nation Gaaete, warm supporter, O,
Washburna for Governor, now declares iu fnyo,
Of lhdce~ay. Tho Gazuie wauls no maehipc
oAna!oAso 1or uoycfhor, but one Aoloctod be,
ca'lse OF bis nbtttty and moral WORTH"
| 49, 0oA 1itof 1OOEo tuluHQ tudf 81 EHctot1ry
Nslaso~ resembles prcntdent jackson In many
scsE,act5s ono oelng hls quick tempoH and ON.
piatac language whcn excited, bnt It !is soon
oVor' AUD no novos cher1shos sesensments."
=, The Henderson family eeom to havo edited tho
at NST foiis ,ors Ern1g Poss % Friday and tito Bty
I!ltlen track, the first day, but was swung bscr
Will Lrofans sort Of wrcnoh tic socond.-
Springfield Republican.
Whom Mr. Dristow rcfusod tho hand of Nr
bright tn tho Commit ee-room, Isss weak. ha
dsa What has grown uufashtonable, for lol thoyo
tomary to take everything diasoputabIo or ,iis-
CAPITAL. - >'''''''sH'''
Tho attack by tho Democrats upou tho v.r
record OF Morton sllows the. discretion OF the
oual s!iat chsllenRed the 1ocomotlva to einglA
himself against harrow tooth upon vhloh =
taeEed 1at l,ad boon hung for bis provooaton,-
Cincinnati Commercial.
TUG Detsoit !ri5nne. one Of tho etraueast
most lnhuantia1, aud most Respectable Hanuh,
leaaous 1san WYE Hoco, y t{hgsn
limited foF the presilnucy ut Cincinppii aro in-
creased by the fact that tho Chicago I,ier-0 Ocean
has rallod to his support" "'~' ~'S'''
Tho hav, Dr.. Bellows, Of tho Now York Re.
form Club, has plan for aending q band OF lOo
in'ss5s Isesas maa @ to oinanna u missionaries and
lighting TUG aogil With his own fro, which. for 4
Doctor OF Divinity, Ia q rather UNUSUAL bnk not
necessarily nnwlse. practice.
Ihoto should be = fow traota issued In Iudiaua
ssouci'lng tho Knights Of tho Golden Circle: That
theso wy L. Contcdefato conspiracy III that atato.
1t IL lovely exhibition OF Donocratic polIey IN
have this matter rakcd up tust nav. 1thnro ,,o, o
rod.hot coaB stlu In tho old ash-hcap.-Cfnc{m-. .
taD Commercial
, 1876-05-06

| Eron, tho 1r,{.1 r;.t.,nt a,.. L., l..
,,,snnn ~ ~ Ii 1nto o'esHet toote 10 70 ID
ra.rl6ctton tTh;s -. :. ~ 10Y ninhnossn aecllalaS
dnolinn ra.ntcctian - na uses aeF naMoetet
snmn iainn ti,n on1s Imnnsaosst ma Gas n9 ~ i0ne
rrssa ftom tnwa sinca aol,As ~ eaectea 70 con
jIopubican narty. sonn'o- v oifAIh1t,oI 1t ~ ~
| lion. i. X. Ur.ra. .'s +, = = =. uooioy' ~. ~
htioue. aro man,in.o % u. ~ o.;r,, f. nyI,u. r, oi ~
Mr Anrvorth,a soot a. Ies'',a " oeVuly,o W!9.
LaraLeo. of Favotto Tn,,t '1v @ s'S.nsp g aar n,su
H. WiIott Of Winnos,'nt o,ss e9u 1eoasot se nso,si
for tha sarpo sest anJ ara atron@ ncp too. "''''
In Tho Fonftl, natrict ak ths ill., n4'u Il ~ prs,
seeEs 10 III ha nvn sc"n.snr snp ~ ti,;r ars
Thn Inn ~ Il nara ouscsssVu .or a,fu tettn
Ont Diatrot Attorn"v ~ tho I"l,,". III H. u
and iron e8 to '71 Stato Han,tor from f'i.ci
tomen arc si,o nd tSno nn su nssH Ken
ilnnnhj,eans and sro nnIt,rsIv s,rona ~ ,,,n
diatr,ot 41@ NV 'S'''e"'' et'oa6 ~ '"oh
In Tho Fifth. or Iowa City D,,trct ,b.ro ~,
several csndates na,noI. 1Chis airr rict ~ nnn s,
en,, "f Tnms ron",~ n, ~ t.ou .tt., sa.es ~,
limo he wss esnd;.tn for thi,1t ts+,r SGo, S,,,
nott,cal otenms,ancca n.vn ,onoa t1f IT,, ous e
Withdraw from lis coutest. Thc 1Ieid % "a ~. :.
practically left 10 tho lion. Nush Clask'
Of Iowa CITY, Mai. + n Vrnno @'n; y;
Marion. !. Williams IM1S. ~
and Bon.tor Rnnn1c ~ sfsro,,o rha1a aa
Royon counties In thn 1owa Cts i,.o,r;et ~, a1I
1loarly "a nnny canddsies. Mr' In,I, t,ts,t Ha ~
an old aud ablo nombor of the lows City gsf,- =
r.HS,t.e3nk s,sk k, 1a"yet 1or over twenty yours, OF
t wv so..y nao llao oa!tt'fc' vel! known oTor
~ o'aso 81 auea. aha diauhGa1sled ~ icgia-
~ uAei1B sorsea nls country slroe uIncs 10
.''o ~. usnoss' AsoeaoiS; 1Ae aec1nu tno-in lsG2
-A speaker or tue House. Ilo roems to-day
IeaV ~ tho contest ior tue nomination.. ha}.
y. -. auunst ot aann County, ssems 70 be tbs
atavnees. s. Gptpo.tor any VIII 70 into tho Con-
senso" "llu !aE AlenRt!f' although likely to ro-
1oss Gasstsn nuppots only from his ovn
county. Ho IL we'll moaning has ability. mud
bo1he lcslslatlso oxpesienco; but ho IL
NO efrauh politically, thas he has, to
some oxtent. enGondored distrust In his
Aaiety, as national legislator, Among hia polti-
COL 1tlcntsS; Tho Candidates from Marshall Eoun-
Y ore not, of nuy noanf, hopoful OF auccoss
themselves. M bocalRo or tho unfortunate Poat-
uloea muda'o into which thoy woro drawn by
tho removal 0! uol. Schultz AZ rostnlsstcr by
CONGRESSMAN WILSON Tho ann1o la also trlo or
fsenatof Hemplo: llo Will carrY hEB county
lo"a,-and should the chuico. fall upon him 1t
Would fai!tnto oonPctcnt aud worthy handY.
~ tue sixth District, thore aooms 10 be no op.
nosltion 10 Judge f. =. Sampson. tho p1osont
lnoumoent. llo Is nov serving his frs. torn.
ID tho Seventh. ur DosAlolnea District, there
No' llKo tho flftA. numerous candidates who
are anxious TO succeed tue Hon: Johu A.. kaa-
sou. tue ,presont incumbent. Among thoBc
ln9mhoatty tanned orc Hen. ]. a. Williamson,
" Leu AlotHlas Aols '. u. LGGlI11Ohh. OF HtIl-
, 1876-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
JOHN II. PALMRR.

JOHN u. PALMER.
8oseta' hspasah to 7As 0Ateaao Tribune.
| WARRINGTON, D. O.. May 5.-aeu. John II,
fa'meE' Of illinois, Is coming forward Is CON.
promise uamootatlo candidate 10 succeed Judge
David Davis. The old line Dourbons yery
strongly oppaao Davis on tho ground ,l,st ,,o i,
Whig: pasmor's friends sny That this ia to
Ia!mer's advantage, who they tfpc1aru ro,,id
mako bettar candidato,, az ho was IN criminal
nemootat. ramers friends hero say, tbat an
ward h!a nane, ant That several Illinois ticwgna.
pefs afo soon TO como out in his favor.
. hEoAdlA nkpEBE1uANa.
ATLANTA. Ga. May 5.-Tle RupubIicau Stoso
The dslcgases.at.large to tho Cincinnati Conye,,.
a 1son arc II. T. Faerow, james Athinu, IT. II,
lnrnor {colorcd}, George Wh!Iaco tcolofotl1.
lho LEGISLATION is. oattninttd to stand Morton,
o. ,,a,s. t,ristos. conk'iug; o.; Baluo, g.: There
Tho Convention tlidorsod tho Adfuinlatrntion OF
pres1tcnt Grant, It adjourned without nom.
lnaslhg uoveruor or electoral ticket bnt rec
ommsIsdod convention far Tint pnrpouo to a.
Homble At Macon before tho lat Of AueuBt.
oANn1DATE FOR BEcnETAuY or STATE.
. 6hetfdf iHapdtch 10 The Ehtrr!qp Tribune
sPn1NuflELp. ILL.,. May 5.--His friends hore,
e,ao ssaso th,t judge losea, Of Winchester, Scott
an candidate for tho nomination for Harrniarv
Of btato ngatnht 9croggB' and Harlow. II Il
also roportod that 1iarIoN's 'ffiends, especially
south OF nero. arn urging against ,6crogge that
he y ony tho candidate of the prosn, but HARLOW
desired to bo 80 called himself iu 1879. WHEN hn
trained with Tho Illinois Press Association.
COMBINES FntEvDB.
=. 8ptesM ps1uteh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW Yong, Aay 5.-Tho CuHtom-Llousp man.
agorH nro active III ConkagH interest, aud aro
engaged In raising MONEY to stnrt . Republican,
paportn opposition to tho Times to bo rntl "a
Conkiing organ. Il is statsd that tin Ynlu OF
Impossible to obtain from any alleged subscriber
a positive acknowledgment TINT movement Ia
on foot. The RRmo rumor states that Louis j.
Jepnin9s, lately Of She Times. ia 10 be editor.
in-cll,ef.
Goy. KtgKwooD's PREFERENCE,
Spsetas fs,ateA 10 The Chicago Ir,duns
IOWA CITY, lh.. May 5.-Qov. Kirkwoool doea
not desire tho Iowa delegation to ~rrcaont his
tlate for tho Vlce-PreStdency, as hna beeu sug-
goatod from various quarters Of Iowa. he pro-
fars tile Unitsd etatcs 9enatofship.
, 1876-05-06
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


LETTERS FROM THE pEnpLr
HAflD TINES,
To hs Eafsor of IN. cf.,eaqo 7rfoune.
CE1lcAdo. May IA few DAYS since I puhtit1,.i
In TnH TRIBUNE ah ott communication in which
tho fdoa was adyape1cu that part ak least q,
tin proHcnt dorreaafou in business WAS due Ia
tic fact that, IN all the largo citIes nnd com,
,norolnl eoutres, tlio,.o 1os surnt,a ~ IN.
pic who wero producing uotll,ng TINT thoao mn.
| Mo had when trncs vc,ro E,,,, ~,
m,prntoa frcr, t,,s ,r-sa,,.''. ..1.. ouo5 pc'ty'
toSus and citaa w,th VIZ ., .1 o.ss1cts 70 tha
soi1 gt'ssu s,.am "as saoa py labor upon the
mar whnm t1,aoe soes'a I'm remedy would ap-
H. sguo peep!o tarstot their Bteps again
mara cons,,t5sra nuu p'eame p9oduoors instead Of
Now comics Mr. .Jonr, sin,mop and savs :. .b..
moauness thot IL In Il, a,t1ann tsnolanee pe
iaborinp.5ncn r"ano,,s,i, n onssaSo to maize ths
OF oifairs. ifbat Iha ,Js ,no Peseat statt
from throe to lvo ycar 10 ear1ina t1a,lo raj se re
rus auostinna NJ n,atiuo aooF - - tna.ning. na1
discuss VIII s1p = p,vo w. I've, aG not plopoee A
u tho word mcannesy Wien anp1oa pu n0 GoheGi' 60 .
manner: may howoYor, pjead dla gmiitv ~ n 'IIu M
failing, TEnro arc man nnanyed 1pt,nuu ~. uunas
gIfts Of porcansnn om1a w oY nasaro witi
epablo them 10 Solve the ,ocnoat .nd nalc3
cat Drnh1hma nf 1.,,ton,, r. NSA'4'@
cloufed vrion ~ tn"oa 'tu; n,.t, no1ofo t4o Ut
darkogt mvstnries looooa -. ~ leHt thl
dom OF 0IeA in fhoira nu9 70 ~ stnnSnt tne W.
great know iciyc tha i,,oas ~ III o nHhs OF thea
insirnIiIcarrn ond hnrn,o y. osuur ten 9lnk
Trofound and shiItr, .''o.u rsa taaSn. Wo havs
.londora And nrnnhots .',ts.,, 4dnpecs ior these
tou. II nv not,Io a,5 au1 ues9Ivo eahohlza.
re-roafi thn artfoia ;n o,,na.ia osu opp1uont haa
dieouyored thnl siorn ,1a' Isanpu -. ~ MIgns hovo
mecl1anira nr tra,1aa,naa, W. - ~ uo sLnaloh 70
Vivcn thar, ~ ,oa,,s st,nro%op'e. IT, % No aayico was
had proapent ~ vnrs 10y ~, p,neos "norn they
ployu,out at,i hacomn :. W w theit en-
of Inn orticln wn. -, ~ .ne u, Mnolo tonof
hal loft thC fnrma sbn,,ia o ehees tua1 tlosp VINO
agaiu nrodmca aoInntIjn.snx .s ~ shem and
this wna iii tharn was ~ II" y raTn ~ MVof-ana
pnrt Of TIM icnnran,s i,, ~ ~, 49, suppose ltl
INT + arn iIst faoi,is msn "o.uu @ an onarged,
that therc mra etpp ttnpp.,,;a ;auoosn 10 oel!oyo
horo in chicaro viz ,'ayo y. tnon flg9s
es thnv nnn i" tred,''t. Wuo Iavo nsoa as lobe
must 20 hack In thn uasn u.ner' AUG W1o
earn : living, to-vit.. Ito iamd wSauY uY .Gia Gdn
happy condition OF things ahaIl hare boon
;seeenca' shen tho artisan and the mechanic WHO
mDor ~ sno eeach ana tho lathe will agalu find
ifomanesat,Vo iemploymons in thcir uun tartcn.
oeta1 ""ate tae1r 'aetofioa and ahopa aro To-
AsI am Int a ann.rs,,., a.,,t,,.
economy, and ignorant Of taauy ot thop pJ nr;na;!
pies with which Mr. Simnon is eyldontiy fatn,t.
, 1876-05-06

W The Edator Of 2Ad C;icags YrIbu1.:
piErsFtElp, ILL.,, May 3.-Tho report Tint The
Aon. +. u Washbnruo has declined to be cnn,
didato for Governor has cast dssp shadow a,
1lhaPpothtlnont oYot Kopnbticaus hero. W.
!oped that gu thia Centennial yonr our S,uto
LILO talfu IN THO unlon. would eloct az its CIV.
o'no1 Que VINO would give dignity to tho o.lIca
soa touec* hohor upon un aB Etate.-wl,n
~otlu taAe rahk amoug tho State Qoyornors M
opo OF brains aud aagacity. And We hoard n
s'sh or Eellof WHOM Wuahburuo's llama WAN f,rut
uahtloned tn connection With tho oftco. uc
certainly would I'LL tho bii!-vaa tuat tlo MAN
%o wore iooltinE for. Tho other eaudidn.eu a,o
clover Eent'emen, but not tie kind OF vtur ont
OF which oar. noxt Governor slou,l ba ,nado
and IL ts hard matter to brug ourselves 10 az.
ccpt either Of them ~ our choice, e,-vbIrh IN
fuct tley Aro not Wo may have to clooso In.
tWoen ilem, but Wo still hope, lIlo Micawbnr
nnat eohoth,nH viii turn up to relieve US Of that
Il is lato IL ths CANVAS now 10 .t,om,.
70 put IN nomination now man for tie niaro
Wy. WIN naen hot'a OF succsss. The preso,t can
aldatos hAye laboroa ioug aud hard to sceura
us t ta and tue Convention IL just uou
yuaI 70 nominate our candidates, Instead Uf
trusting 70 tho Htac|ttte, II thyy will tako hnfd
9I ho matter they could yot select tleIr cnnIi.
'ra gaas tn 20 theit likln And ts they HLoull DO.
haye beaa nominated had 10 consuuted to tho
usa m OF ~ name Is sufficient proof that uot.lor
oI khe candidates nov in tho Held Ia roally tha
cboico Of tho people. Az between them taaro
ns ae1 dou1 bus thst caqm y preferable
strength Of tho partY In th,s section. '' wv
r., There are many good and trnn men WHO would
pe accepted tt Nominated, aud who would aJI
pfehend would b. moro acceptable suI uIys I've
gses'er r. s.spgth to TIE aoket than our towns
iaah. tue Hou. 4. U. Matthews. liz IL Al nm,
compromising ensmy to syssy Too of Ihu Cav.
Gtnmsns %ahn. T. the Wv for thesupprsssio of sbs
nss,nIe!oa Eth & as displayed Kreet bravery Ind
hstsd by tho Aetela. Aud during tho past yesr @
10 hss again exhibited that sauo uidauntsd |
ooulssa md toArle.suoss iu htA hunt sttos ts |
whisky shisses and corrupt olllaaxs-ma1a,y' 'a op
tseo 10 s.np II. captured md brought 70 tLe Dar o
70 mnnh o1iciai oofruption tl,s. ia , ~
asss .st eseome als5ned. and they demand rpforms
a*seIm thas stll BE- tha HAso6xord Ia tha con-.
, 1876-05-06

"REMINISCENCES OF DARE DA7B"
1o tho EdIgr fIhs Ch4eago 1ttouus;
cmoAao May 6.-Auy man who would b.,
grudge years subscription 10 Tua Ta,nuss
after reading "Reminiscences Of DARK Days, !" In
hung. Yours, NcIl1e
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-04-12
Roll Of Honor.

Report of Tionesta Union School
for month ending March 80, 1876:
Room No. /, o. ]. Cunning teacher.
Number enrolled, so
Pupils neither absent or tardy du.
ring month: Emma Davis, Linnie
Grove, Cora Knox, Emma Sawyer,
Lizzie Thompson, Ellis Shawkey,
Mary Shawksy, Theo. Riddle, Chas.
Davis, Walter Adams, Alex. Dale,
James Haslet.
Room No. 2, Dorcas d. F. Walter
teacher. Number enrolled. Al.
Pupils neither absent or tardy du.
ring month: Katie Pease, Sadie
Pease, Bertha Harlan, Louie Rich
ards, Sally Hulings, Albert Richards,
Tardy but not absent: Flora Wal
ter, Minnie Mcdonald, Sadie Elliot,
Charles Adams, Sammy Clark, Char
ley Kimer, Forest Proper, Sammy
Elliot.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-04-12
War with Mexico.

After series of skirmishes along
the line between Texas and Mexico,
actual open hostilities seem to have
broken out. From yesterdays papers
We extract the following:
LAREDO, Texas, April 10.-A spe-
cial TO the Galveston Netos says at the
request Of Special Deputy United
States Marshall, Major Merriam plan.
ted a twelve FOUNDER or the bank of
the river this morning, and at one
o'clock this afternoon the Mexicans
opened hot fire from New Laredo on
our guard at the ferry, and they we're
compelled to withdraw. The fire was
then concentrated upon the gunners,
whereupon Col. Saxton threw two
shells into New Laredo, Mexico, from
his twelve FOUNDER, which silenced the
Mexican fire on our soldiers and
American citizens. Two men aud
three women of this city were woun-
ded badly.
LAREDO, Texas, April 10.-The
Mexican federal troops opened fire on
the Uuited States Government troops
at seven o'clock tonight. The Uni
ted States troops are returning the
fire with twelve pound howitzsrs, shell
ling New Laredo, Mexico. A hot
fight is going on.
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MONEY.

We will pay cash on delivery at
our mill in Tionesta, for white oak
stave and heading bolts at the follow
ing prices:
Stave bolts, 80 inches long, per cord
of 8 #. by 4 f., $3.50. Heading belts
% inches long, per cord of #. by 4
f., s400. Heading bolts must be
made from timber at least 90 inches
in diameter. Office at Lawrence
House. j, II. DERIcKsoN & Co.
27tf
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Jury List for May Term, 1879.
GRAND JURORS.

dhANO u u NUNS.
Harmony twp.--John Peterson, fore
man, Isiah Jones.
Barnett, ,.-Hazzard Spence, Harry War
ner. e. G. Mays, Peter Galley, James Pat
terson.
Circumstances Walters, Joseph Harrl-
son, ]. D. Haggerty.
Hickory.-Uriah Keister, Geo. Walters.
Howe.-Thomas Porter.
Jenks.-S. +. Rohrer, David s. Eldrid 20,
James Cole, Henry Keller.
Kingsley.-James York, VIM. Gibson,
George Morgan, Michael Brecht.
Tionesta.-D. G. Hunter.
Tionesta Bort. b. Cobb, p. NJ, Clark.
PETIT JURORS.
Barnett.-A. Cook, Jno. Kellogg, Jacob
Kuhns.
Green.-H. w. Ledabur, VIM. Cropp,
Ed. Chase, ]. @. Lacy, Henry Matha, Jas.
Furman.
Harmony.-J. Burchheld, II. c. Hays,
J. II, Pennell, w. A. Handy, Sye Neill,
John Thompson, Frank Burchfield, Garvey
Thompson, T. @. Ferry, w. Luce, John
Setley, E. L. Walker.
Hickory.-w. b. Hall, t. ]. Bowman,
Jacob Smith.
Howe.-W. Moore.
Jenks.-D. e. Baker, G. L. Hunt.
Hingsley.-Phiietus Thompson, j. c..
Jones.
Tionesta.-D. Andrews, g. Jameson.
Tionesta Bore. A. Hill, J. f. Blaine
w. r.. Dunn, e. NJ. Riddle, L. j. Johnson,
VIM, Richards.
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DIED.

STOW.-April Sd, 1876, at @p. M, Ernest
Higbee Stow, in his 2lst year, at the
residence of his uncle, II. Hobart Stow,
$50 Eastern Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio.
"Leaf by leaf the roses fall
Drop by drop the springs run dry"
Warren. county, Pa, of heart disease,
April 10th, 1876, James o. Cunning, aged
sixty-five years and twelve days. De-
ceased was the father of Mr.. Cunning,
late OF Tionesta.
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Sewing Machine Needles.

Mrs. c. NJ. Heath has just received
the largest and most complete assort-
ment of sewing machine needles ever
brought to town. She keeps the only
sewing machine needles for sale in
town. Her place of business is in the
Acomb Building, up stairs.
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

President Jwdgc--L. u. wErMoRF.
Associate Judgcs--Jos. O. DALE, Ed
WARD KERR.
Trcdsurcr--S. J. SErLEY.
Prothanotdry, Register 6 Recorder, &C.
u. w. CLARK.
ShcriG--JusTts SHAwKEY.
C0mmiSsiOners-EL BERLIN, ISAAC
Lone, JOHN RICK.
County Stperintendeat-u. s. BRocR-
WAY.
District AttorRsS-S. d. IRWIN.
Jury CommisSioners-H. u. TowNER,
LYMAN Cook.
County Sitrpevor--T. d. COLLINS.
Chroner-M. ITTEL, JR.
County 4ufitors--N1cHoLAs THoMP-
aoN, J. II. NELL, II. A. ZuENDELL.
Membero( Congress --GEo. A. jerks.
Assen1Giy-J. b. AoHRw,