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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31

ONE MAJORITY. The governor of Mas
sachusetts has been twice elected bv a
majority of one. A single vote sent
Oliver Cromwell to the Long Parlia-
ment, Charles Stuart to the scaffoid, re-.
volutlonized England and made Great
Britain free. One vote gave us the tariff
OF 1912, and one vote made the tariff of
lS46. One vote gave US Texas and war
with Mexico, purchased California,
turned thither the tide of emigration
and will change the destiny of the
world. One vote elected the Hon. David
Belden county judge of Nevada county,
years ago, and that one vote was our own
the first we ever cast. 1t placed on the
Judicial bench one who is now conceded
to be an erudite and conscientious
judge, who was then but an obscure and
not considered talented lawyer. These
facts should be convincing proof to all
that the influence of one man, be he
high or lowly in station, has its effect on
the destinies of the world, and every act
should be well weighed, every opinion
carefully formed before its ntterance.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31
NOTICE,

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
IA indebted to j. Myers 4 Bro will please
come forward and settle their accounts immedi-
ntely, otherwise all accounts remaining unset
placed In the hands of an officer for collection.
dl7-u J. MYERS / BRO.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31

The sex should have its distinctions OF
spelling and pronunciation. When an
authoress writes history it should be call
her. story.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31

There seems to be little practical diff
ference between the friend who does
you no good. and the enemy who does
you no harm.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
DEPARTURES.

DEPARTURES.
sY G1LMER / sALrsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
PSullivan ] Harrington
NJ Cutler II Ryan
John Ford
GILMER sALIsBURY's SALT LAKE LINE:
Father Seaman Kate Glissan
Miss L Collier
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10 S T.!

rJ,HE FOLLOWING CHECK HAS BEEN
/ lost. to wit: No. $50 for $50. drawn in
favor of Thee. Kyre, by A. Blair, Superintend-
ent of the Alps Mine, on the Alps Mining Com.
pany San Francisco and dated May ooh, 1876.
All parties are cautioned against negotiating
the same as payment has been stopped.
my2l.30d THEO. KYRE.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31

If laughter is the daylight of the soul
O smile is its twilight.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31

By bestowing blessings upon Others
we entail them on ourselves.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31
TO STOCK RAISERS.

PIocHE, New, May Goth, 1876.
T HAVE TWENTY HEAD OF BULL
l. CALVES. one year old, by THOROUGH
BRED DURHAM BULL, from first.clsss American
Dairy Cows, that l wish to sell O. trade for
other stock
will have them at my place at Rose Valley
the first week in July next,
my30-30d VIM. G. 6LISSAN.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31

lie was nice little boy who lives in
Erie, Pa. They bad a performance in
the Opera House, and lie stationed him.
self at the head stairway, and said so
naturally, Ticket please" and thew
gave him the tickets; but soon they came
TO big. burly man at the door who
wanted tickets, too. and wouldn't let
them IN because they had none. And
the nice little boy went with his friends
to the show, and they couldn't find him
there to pay him for being doorkeener
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-31

X. D. Bogart, late of the Virginia
Chronicle, will soon start weekly liter.
airy paper in San Francisco.
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NOtice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF VIM. SEAMAN, DECEASED.
II Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrator of the estate of VIM. Scanlan.
deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against. the said deceased. to ex.
hibit them, with the necessary voucher within
ten months after the first publication Of this
notice, to the said Administrator, at Miles Gull
lens store. at Phoebe, in the county Of Lincoln.
Dated at Phoebe, July 9Th. 1876.
jy9-3Od MILES CULLEN.
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II you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed and also plumbing at very low prices,
go to j. j. Halpin & Co., who employ
none but first-class workmen. II.
, 1876-07-18

A Gentleman In Aurora, ILL.,, Sllght1y Nc-
hind In Ills Accounts md Threatened with
Arrest, Cuts Ills Thront.

A Gentleman In Aurora, ILL.,. Slightly I5c-
hind In Ills Accounts md Threatened with
Arrest. Cuts Ills Thront.
&pertai Dsspdtch 10 The Tribune
AURORA, ILL.,, July 17.-Tlis community is
almost paralyzel over tho shocking suicide Of
Miles Furguson, booklteepor of tho Aurora
sl1yo plate Manufacturing Company, at llalf-
past o'clock this evening. Afr. Furguson had
occupied the Responsible position oi chief book
keeper Of this establishment for alx or soven
years, und Eas gentleman universally
esteemed, high up in rank In tho NJ. L. Church,
with ha1f-a-lozcn sons and daughters among
men; hut, somehow, tbs Directors got t into
their heads that aIr. Furgtson's accounts wcre
not oil right, ind, on Wednesday morning lust,
they kindly ngranted him a. vacation Tor q
tsw sea ''s 81 Thss The p pssd and sve yissop ss set II
going over them very carefully, and about half
past I O'Clock this evening officer Bruce Gates
appeared at Mr., Furguson'a xceltlcnce With =
M,9rrant for ILLS arrest, isBuod at tho lnstnucc of
Mr.. Furguson said ho was sick nt,l could not
20, and referred the officer to DR.. Giltctt~ While
Gates went t0 consult tlle doctor,' Mr.. Furguson
loft bis residence by the buck door, passed over
to the ,,arn Of /. 9. Porter, where tho COW was
kept, climbed into 1nalgor, and deliberately
cut Ills tIroat from cur to ear In thrcu separate
ghastly gaslses. Ilo lad evidently been BROOD
Ing over the troubloat tho factory since Wcdaes-
dGy evening, Rumors hayo been rife about tho
city that tho dcfaleatlon amounted all tho way
frotu so0, 900 to $50, 600, yet three Of tho Qrct
tors this eyeuing assure NO tint the. board
could only discover q possible deficit Of $500,
aud thought that this could probably have been
explained. Tho ghaat'y deed WAS committed
n n. temporary lnsaty, Without doubt induced
tic prospect ot itnulediato arrest. after, US I
understand It, no Ind, in good filth, offered to
turn over to tho Company $4,000 or $l5,000
worth OF property to Insure them from tho pos
sibillty Of loss. Thu Coroner deferred holding
m Inquest until morning, when further facts
nny he tlcYc1uped.
JErYrnsosyitLE, Ind, July 17.-scapticrs
etandiklc, n Gcrman farn-haud near this city,
shot himself through the stomach, Saturday
night Ilu canliot r0eovcr. It Is rclntel ttut
he was desperately In love Will, German Lads.
She failed tn recprocatc bis affection. Bccon-
Ing Intoxicated over his mlsfortuuc, ho commits
ted the r.lsh uct.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 17.-ranl Holman,
ei1cd to-day by jumping or thu s,!speas!on
bridge, after having den,ldcd ht!nsolf, falling
ho tho rlror below, distance Of 05 feet. lie
tad been drinking.
, 1876-07-18
WHAT NIGHT Be.


PALMER fIousH, CHICAGO, July 17-Aftcr
yalnly pcEuBIng the Chicago papers for al IT.
count Of tho accident which occurred Saturday
morning on the Fort Wayne Railroad, l,ayo
arrivo4 ut tho noncluslon that tho editors aro
ignorant Of tho fuct, On Saturday morning ut
halt.paat II, when within : few miles Of llttle
village named Loudonylilc, d., ulu stecplne OK
t!al teescoping OF all the cnrs save one. Oh H.
quiry It was asceEtaincd that the frequent 1uins
lad boftcned tho ground and sprcad tho track,
nn 1s0sn that wers s ss9gasy ans snseeE ..x a
dressing, took survey Of tho enrs to
judge of thu extent Of injuries, unl wcnlIng my
Way through! thu n1asscs Of tiabrls COLLECTED al
cithoE end of each car, | llnully affected au en-.
wan, with tl,s blood slowly oozing fron his
broksn arm, lay the poor bat,gnEenian. Glanc-
Ing out Of tlo window into tGo awful darkness
mud sturt's, tInalIy dtarrned The engine, under
covet About 20 feet from the engine Wa found
tho tender ~ laying alongside II ono Of The
passongcr~cars, 80 you can lalugne with what
xBsey Bs cr dp.,o a.. I i'' not e''1 tcrgons gSE
with tho CESSATION of motion, Is wo
aud, on It's arrival had to walk quito distance.
Astsr ts b1ggqys ard aa 1sS
started. but bud not proceeded but i few Mllcs
when It waa discovered that ttls bridge wa bad
thes9 to ,efoss was unsafe, 30 vs. returned to
Louaonvtlle aud bEcaktastaa, remaining over M
hour. We then rsaumed our places III tho cars,
which wo kept until our arrival al the dangerous
ba1ge. 0nce moro wcro We transferred to
another car, The occupants OF which exchanged
With us, It helng impossible for ears to pass
either way over tho brl.lge. Imagine
tlIu awful fatu that would iaYo batul-
leu Us had wo not been thrown III
the tsackt Had .wo been pretdPitated Into
much queatlo1 IL one had survived to tell thu
tale, So, after all, Providence WIS most kind.
Hut tho accident that betel! us, Il rrostdence,
l0ca not reflect credit On tho management OF
tho road, ~ IN either case tito was te0p4sLized.
Having given ~ accusasa q dcyrIlptfou " il
sleepy sShooi-gitl eau b. expected tu glys at 50
late u early Vi. hvut tlalf-taat Ia), pernltt mo
to subscribe mJEeaf, youss very respectfully,
CiilHNRHil.
, 1876-07-18

LAPAxETrE, I.u., July 17.-Tho train from
the South on tic LouisTillc, Now Albany & CHI
ago, due hero ut II 80 this morning, while pass
iug Raubs, Il slnall station lniles south Of La
tuycs.c, threw the baggase-car aud ono coach
over On their sides In tho dltch, badly hrulsing
u number Of persons, but mons seriously
Among those 1nost severcly injured were Mir
ME, luughter Of J. ". Kerper, OF tho Cncin-
natl, Lafayette d Chicago Railroad, sew
eral cuts 4bout tue furu and head, md
lsncp bully bruised; the liev. Afr. Buckles and
". r. Nan.scy, Of Charlottesville, severe b1ulsss
iu varisuB purta of tho body; Cen N. y. Man-
hon and tho I;rv Mr. Hall slightly bruised.
There weru about thirty persons Iii the car.
Nearly all wcro mnrc or less bruised. The cars
r.n oil tho switch. Thu target iultcatel the
switch III IN proper position. but thu rod had
been looaenctl from thu rall, and tho engine
passing over It displaced 1t, throwing tho cars
oil. IL seemed miraculous that sumo wcrc not
li'lcl. Tho officers Ut tho roal prnmpiiy sent
traln md physicians to their relief and brought
tlcU to this city.
, 1876-07-18
.AMUSEME ENTS,


Tic first representation Of Mr.. Bret Uarte'n
n)ay. uTwp Men Of Ha,1tlv Raj. !, was ptvcn last
,,, hr tho I,n,on sa"sr. oor1,,n1 w." T.'a a1a.
won a'con,plcto popular, and a partial artistic,
SUCCESS. Those who can pardon tho inconerul-
ties Of Mr.. uartcs literary productions will e.
tend hca1ty welcome 10 tbis. hIa first dramatic
moFk' y, 'or the most serioas 1aults apparent
published writings. They arc faults of do
strn ruthcr tbau Of. exccutiop. Their orftdn
% i,cs pash X, OF tho necessities o1 stage-work,
though lhcy efe nlagniaea ny cShlo't1oh on tho
stage. Romantic arllnkardt aud heroic gamblers
nfe oilensca and contradictions in themse1vcs;
u .Sn.s ", ~, wv t , ifua snsso
lytus " enntaetets w a1tasa tnc sou, aoa heaft
o1 "1Wo Meh OK SANDY ba." Ihls We 1ecl
compelled to do. But It is atiII possible for
p,ay budly conceived 10 deserve pral.o for
& tcIir,,on, s,ro1.cs ] IN crccu4,on '''s p'''' 'o'
icnsa.oua n,' ','., s.soacs ~ ~ s"csu'.on. :.
Wit, poetry, and pathos aro constantly exempll-
sav @ II II tho M s,Iln~ wcra mt ~ ] %sc,t,cn,v % "nI
un,lsuaiy on tj,S r:at stdo, tt,at tho ayer5rc Of
% fniIc % otos IL M tho a'9 of sitaatons 5 .
~ n ~ ~ u t,csr IN s IT,
tha' t1rst un,l svcond artss and nSrtI.,Ilnr.
~ In the scc,,n tctw""n Sn,,iv mi NJ. 5f.r4t
,Shsn thn farmer flistrIat{rt f1,c avijrncos ~
his ,,yn sansss inn~tnss ttxi h. mini =, s"f7a,
IN, @ lin ns,Ini Gffccts ~ nrnInnrei in"br;,tv
rnmt" t s.,,ntfon' nsino nnrc T. ~ sn"a!.t,,.
~ ~ r.. oct.,ra th"r ~ rs nv1 e.
that In w whcl. Saxis % eotches coI Gntn.sr s'ars ~
snttte n n,akinr 1ov" q III. a,Ts ~ 0''''
, is te ri, lsfGEtpno n. rathsr than tho fault Of
tn'n thrrha,t % thc hi bIt,, 'I XIX Viii, NJ c
taEra r. tbc irst cct h ox ,cc,tr"! "s sia.g,s ~
h,,t s,raiiiy hail. in ntr,ctt a, nrt.is n'ns;
trnr, tc IA ~ 4hc az ~ -, H.. .ia.n Ill.,,
invt 49, in,i.c, e. ta, T,.cs ~ snr f ~
fncc,,ruit;rs ,ch"t oc"i r. i,s r,1.,.a h"f,e, "
H. av .nn h an,, ~ ,S.so,r" w a,e... ~;
s,",,rr u rA' a"i T. 1,ro"rht l., ds" cHs ~. ~
sa al o eni b. sppeszs pea Is ths reforaea @ 1T Sa
q. a ssp "a y I"g a ~ ,ennin, M'Sn u M
tcMay.W ~ or p'pbsMs.ns"a ts et. NJ" rat o.
.,,a acta =. Tts ~ S,pcs aam saae is i1s
H.. f Tin sntatr 10 ,svr aGa tan " *,tn or
sno ~ ,r,taas ~ so tb 'a ~ as"
1.srm - ~ n''rsctot ,no lrp1Gt nase
y ',tah, ~ sr,,aat nteas n
".aro.s a. asu,Jn. ancs9 I Hte
Eth sm ,aS' ',1., ,.s ~. ~.
ast ~ "nM'a wv mSuau ~. aoi aaPposo Ma'
,,ts ~ =, " w ps tsDo ~. 4a.s ~ as 4oe ~ r.
n,ttts's ~ w H9nx s wv u1nt y. xnin
sLt.'. ~ i ''oHaa .uefS, ntu n. ~,
tnnnk 4H nu. to'cr; "I ~ ~ spn1 o4atntt, 70 teit
i.t ~ ~ ha..os ~. iI ..s u uotscts ay
~. ~ aGotu ~ ts'u stosk c1!t!cIem u new pa}s name
~ ~ nsen 81 so,uF.sss'on. to nest,
ts Ssno'sy ~ sa!o aattnSs, asleths !so.n 1a
, 1876-07-18
CASUALTIES.
DROWNED.

DROWNED.
.srectal Disputeh to tbs Tribune
IT. ATKINSON, W,s,, luly T,-,Joln brown,
M, =, a,,r,r, Irn,v,, ~ lTrn,, .,,n,, ,,,t,t.,
eo, y. nq.t' n'u"'', y, iie".o''' s''a.' s'''"se
q lew miles east 0t thts pEngc, Wns 'lroWncu
while bathing In tho mill -pond Inst evening.
speefa! la,pa,ca 70 7as Uttouns
CHESTER, Ill, july T,-saturt3uy n,rht Inst,
,,ort ~ e,.,.h rl;,or, 1.st,,c,n"1 -, shs ,,tt,.
and Joseph Wehoy, Of rcrgvi'1c, Mo.,~ In
attumpting to croas Apple Greek near Long
tu,Yn, Mo., In skill, wcrc drowuetl. F. W.
liFinckma.,, brother, .l,l another young nlar,
watery grave. M Sis Soth III sle % icessc.l scss yonns
,ncn, but lcayc funlltcs to tnour,, their sad md
, 1876-07-18
THE CKES1YOLD CONCERTS.

pleasing rendering Of tl,e paft Of Aonaeaa.
THE CREswoLD CONCERTS.
The Ecrlcs OF garden CONCERTS at the Expnsi.
t[on Building, Under tho direction uf Mr.. Cref
void, thu orEanist, wcro commenced hy inatt.
nee ycater'lay and an nscntng concert. Not
wtthstandng tic threatening wcatl,rr and tho
uuuaual silirlncss nut! heat Ut the evening
tlero was an audience Of several hundred people
fn attendance. Tic building has been quito
handsomely orna,nentctl ard decorated for tl,esr
concerte. The organ, which Inns very elegant
front, faces tic .la!ls entruncc, mil seats asu
placed which will accommodate thousa,s,l ur
moro people. Tho baull-sta,,d, IN tho gnl1ery
behind tlso organ, l.. prctt!ly, Decorated. Tho
the ssy'ter o dSyo'e a.e to Rosnaas a1s
eycrgrrans and cxptic sbr,,bberlos whore re-
fTcshmellts nro served. THO music Al these
concerts ls intended to be oi light and popular
so os WI WIKI !e2 ys1y pnse9 Ia ns up 19f
and we'll adapted for huifdlng Of tl,s size, at,1
for solo voices. Tho programme last oyG1,fug
was mora serious In character probably than its
susscssors VIII he, and therefore gave ths per
formanco inors tho nature Of a act rotceEt tha'l
popular garden concert. Az IL is tlc ol,ca!ng
ono Vi the scrlcs, VIC print Il;
ee"'. NJ" cs;Eoa ns'ass''a' ID
.ru,,0 0I,<atai Qaariait. o,.,
NHs .4iiis Etiit Grf '''''' 'o'''N
{Pnril o. slgEot Janutta.)
r.. 1"'a.r J. c;tarSi
Solo for violll-Fantaso Caprice. 49,. Viouxtnnps
4Ar. Henry De Cie'4Ht.
rANrst.
F4nta:!o H...! .,', X,ars-11anacl's Harmonious
~ hr; 1riiar j. Gfrssota. ''''e"''N
Ii,s Ijnnls Il. Cnrfis '''' e~''~0''0
Solo a1d Quartctte-'' Angel Of Ny Dreams Hays
~. A.. Gaarit: SmitA aud oraeaiat Qaartftts.
.Ilss Iaitie i'eiie Giark, ''"A''''
''"p'A' IT, d;iiur j. G;s:soi eo'''
The performance OF tho various Numbers
docs not need crfttcla1l, as tho entertainments
arc Intended to bo pleasant summer diversion,
but tho management, nevertheless, is to hi
credited Will. giving tts patrons nn unusually
cxcullaut conCert for tho prlce. Tic
sD1ulals, rim aro to appear nil tic
week, nro good singers, especially Mis-
Curtis, who i,as appeared here bc1orr. IShn has
q pure mcZzo-soprn,lo voice Ut unusually sweet
quality, anu also Of unus1q1 power, while the
soprano {Aliss Clark, Of CEncEnntl) has voice
of sufficient atrcngth to make herself audible In
my pnrt OF the auditorium. Tho other features
ut tic programme Woro wol giycn untl Mr. Crcs-
void was ~ brilliant as ever In lIR orguu work.
Considering the very cheap admission a,ml the
excellent character Of these concerts they ought
to be u sleccSs.
, 1876-07-18
Wholesale Slaughter Of Col
ored Republicans in
Louisiana.
An Unoffending Negro Preacher
Hanged in a Church until
He Was Insenstbie.
Reasonable Demonstration at platts.
burg, Mo.---The Rebel Flag Pa-
raded on Indopendenoe-Day.
II Tilden Dc Elected, Union Sentiment
Wi}l Dc Crusfell.Out ut
tho Sontli.
6OUTn-CAEOLINA T1LDEN-
1EM


tHe ooatl's
EOTJTn-CAROTTN TTTDEN.
1EsT
1Sh' .........-..-
TIE HAMDuno MAssAcnE-oFFlclAL nHronr or
THH ArroRaBY-nHsEnAL or rnE STATE.
Orr1ou or TIN ArronSBE-tjsyEHAt. Co1,uu-
MA. 4, O.. JuJy 1a. 1sa}-Ta. Nou. h II tNou.
otF'd"' "o'F''oF-stH: A7"faing TO your re-
quest Of Monday last, ltayc vlsltc,l Hamburg
for tho purpose Ut asecrsainlng tho fnct, con-
nectcl With the killing Of several men thvrc. on
tho n]rht Of tbs gth Of .July..
''s A. sns s,,,.,s..,a " s.I a'h H.. ~ ,a Ya ,
NY information has been derived chiefly from
Trial-]usttcc Rivers, and from tho Testimony Of
persons who have iecn examined before the
Cnroucr,a .tnrv nnrv r., sca..nn. nr1 from +hnon
,r,,o ronO,.n1 ;,n.,. ~ t"s ~, Hs1 a.0. 49,, ,'.oss
sn,, Mhu .cseiseu "uun@s rom lio as.nea ooay- OF
whlte men VINO haa taken them prisoners.
, From this information, the following
rAcTs SEEN TO nn CLEARLY ESTABLISHED;
During tic Administration of (iny. srt,tt
,,,1,naa,- ~ o,.t. ,.,t,t..s ,.s. e',.,., e.'
so"P""3 u osuIH Hull" WIS o'Gatl'ze0 " uatl-
burg III which FRINGE kt7eFs WINS Captain. This
company was known as Epnlnany A. NiHth
Regiment Nottona, Gucyt, IF t,,a st1,c -, ao,,t,
CurulInn, Arms w,yy ,t That timr f,,rn1atr,, ~
:. oA'o "e'. ~ LIT. l"io 'o'h'snea 10
ltr aha Sumo ananhh'tlo''' Ills coinpany. pre-
vl9us to alay, 1870, lad for some tinlc but few
names on its rolls, drilled rarely, and scurccly
kent u,yo It's organization. hui in ,ov ~; tl,ia
~. H. s,,s - ..,,s. "s -. 10y "a tuls
;ahtv ~ o' nc nn y, ain'a ~ aoout
Ia te at % uf 1.ly I,S iI, snm'any ce vI prca .,
nMc u IT, l!sss!s staceis ~ tne loWh OF lam
t,s, ~, *" @ sdtIs5 VIZ ~ nn.sM aey uslieu was ne-
n, ~, ,y ~. .a nou LEI "Ei o!t IT. was ttlo
pst oa1ttn o "ss % Tas ,,ac w'.n sss eaeept n
h ta wnv Wa sa. useu ts ~ r
,t, M" tu a IGSs rs ~ ,oa ,,e ,aFg, Lnpa.as
nuler , auu H. nshIy netzell, his bsottor.tn'law,
cs,,n.,,, q;,i ~ ,Mnh ar , fr urauss h 'ae e
, 1876-07-18
FATAL MIAIIAp.

DunuQcn, 1u., luly ia fatal uceidcnt oc-
Cured yesterday TO Patrick D'Cunnors, OF vur.
non Township. Wh!!c driving young team.
near Peosta be attempted to make tl,cm Jump
gully lu tho road aud was throWu out, tho
WHcsla passing directly over hls head. ue tycl
IN AauF attct belnE pIgktza up.
, 1876-07-18

FoHT NArsE, Ind, July l7.-Saturday a
farmer named Anthony i1osv, llviug 8 miles
1ro,n this city, met with tcEriblo accident
whilo eugugets In unloading ha1 into hls barn.
The beaul t" which patent tuy-fork far hoist
ins was attached lroke from lts fustcnlugs,
striking 1tosc ,As the sldc of S hcud mud 1uasll-
condition until yesterday, when he died
, 1876-07-18

truth i given nloye, mid It Is only ono ins1anco
of Tue "in'scretton" OF this peacc-luylng Dem
ocrattc party-thc party tint !opea to rtito this
lost outside. KENTUCKY REPUBLICAN,.
T.O1I1aTANA TrnENrRAr.
vro, su.,e ,,,,nnrus coy,,,1r.n ~ -,.,,o
".u.zsaLa ~, 49, aunpahs SoMalflnn ~ DEMO
,,a sonrnhtsAthn ~ NE
~ NY e,,1n'a, rsAvmh" 1A7asp UNTIL t'sASsin1A
IN oauAcA'
Stp orttoe. htpuessean.
tho hull-lozlng Regulators of East Fcllcona
and East Baton KouEo that half Of tho iuhumnn
hr,,ta1Itfrs nrar,Ircd m 1nno,.,,t cooro1 u,",,
,y,I, novr i" .n1I r,cr Ia = an,r,, ~ ,a,.,"sa su
nrss ub,oad, encouraged by Dcmocratic politi-
clans Of the worst sort for selfish c,,ls.
nrv,1Isnyrss n, rrnu,n1r
.h,. :, uo,r, ~, ~, J.,,.,,s 49,,
a .uas H. sn.os 's w pus ao" no" " se,lsposea
i'vo eolorcd men at Mount Pleasant, near Port
1frison, wcck sInce. Ia bnt n sarnn'c, Ryccnt
FIR self cfcnsc thcro ran In m ry,.,sn sor ,n,,r
w eS. ~, t"s'o ."n W ~ s@suso 1u1 nut-
dor. Ihe Whttc Regulators 10 murder Will tho
untll tie ,nurlers have been rou,mittcd. ThcS
Ei,,nd In,;,, coir anil inv ,,o,,,o,, .s cI'.., .
,sh1Io IN nth w, s,,s,1v ~ % Inn sier1 ~ ,n,.s ns.ss
ars9 s,i,n Ivy s & Mo,u , =. pnisoln8
, Wnito stlzes'. Inc WITTY at,zon T. ali'e md
ta MEts 1iouti tot.a1 W. - 70 Nv MIL GionBA
win tn9 ueAa vlStms ~ t;io Maansh, and u Ii
NOT Wol! enough Wlih liio blsliao5lng con-.
munty, whose @ @ sta1ned st.,i ana bloody lands VIII
ue'nf ee Gleat', aHa wnich hat'us ase Sct ready
10 70 tutthcs aeeus ~ YtolGuce.
as III tna ~ ease ~ ot tao e,Glr tnafaor, thcse WA
~ cxCnse 13f tho aulhtaplcu laliruer 9t Alount
pleasaat, II T. alleged, Mrosding to MAJ. Das-
e1nls ahoiogy LOT lug tsnt one Jutncs
E!lis, colofsa, %as sl'ot ny bansl u colurcd
Negulators. Ei!ls Was KNOWN II lls nctghbor-
aoou & ~ baa % t'4tt: Az iew nlgltts previous 70
tempted the lile u onu q l!!s lel!ows: It way
acoWatuly anu H!S6cti nct 10 sAoot Eliis; anl
Tue mum WHO alu lug doetl, 70 llo wlte or btlek,
should % punssied ncco1athg to Ais deserts.
The bulldozspg Regulators
.- HAH1HD FIVE atEh
lot tflo murler u Ellls, men baAl to belong to
secret society organized tur mutual protection
10 parish where lIcgu!ators are allowed ~ ride
and whore human life Ia hcld as worthlcss.
There afo several good reasons why tho lyu
Men should not Aave bcen hnnEyd for tho
murder OF ELLIS. Ihe irst IL, they Werd
hanged by ssra'lgers, who Ind no business 10
1e tl.crc, and without an Investigation by Of
liccrs of tle lawi I fs certain tllut live 1nrn
were nut guilty of killing one nlan, though four
out Of fyo might layo been accessories; fhuro Ia
h0ttllng to snoW that Ellis Was nut sllot by
WlltG lI1G0, Dilp OF thus strangers Win dill tHtt
, 1876-07-18

8saetaf E-e4sA 70 ~ 7ftaun&
!inxnr, ILL.,, Jul. l7.-This n,u1ping tramp
vas funEl on the Chlcagu, ltoct island u II,
ctir ltairoaal trask, about miles south Of .ht
lily, with both legs cut ofl. lie had been yyilt,
lAIte ahout four hours, and was supposed 10
have hetn pushed Oh tic tIaln by E0lae Of lis
suulpauiuns.
, 1876-07-18

.Ew YoAa. July l7.-Frea Z. LathEop, thu
CAshleS u lhe Fourth National LINK oi Ills
lily, WA Killed Al L4ks Aahopas, by railroad
uxip, Oh saturday night
, 1876-07-18
OVal'iiil ['lllll()l'
Of ten years. growth cured
BY DR.. RADWAY'S REMEDIES,


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ASx AMuoH: II net r. ls7..l,n. hApwAY, That 9th,
C1a fur TN ysas. Tried tiG bsaI physiuanS Of Ills
nIGfu wttsunt alJ benefit It growing ii sac n.
p'tlty lhat could not hayu lived IHllrtl IuyxEr
rie! u Ana tMduccl tns to Try Ilnways l,si,edIcr
tu hoi inaGh tait N tul, but n4llY. aityr niucii
sa ts 81 lt:s'yses txe np.s.
w!taou! sny spnsrsnt bsnrHt datsfiined 70 rsise:
OF tho tsclcf an two k,xex OF tho Fila Ucfurn tk,y
~grn .nna (NM osf twunly-a -aYe pounds, '
lcoi!tlnucA u As1 Tug !aHtl l!cMU until was that
lwaa entirely cuFul took tho .neItclnr about Gsr
InontlT a}d ntnX s!at i'nIa los. testy.nye pounds
l. 81 ;sI Sk sSs s dp1g. ; y h. g rs IT. ssossn liz
foel nricct!y wr and my henrt II full Of 9ratltuto
70 dl0l fur t!t lit IN MY deep altenI. 70 y0U, III,
an yoHr icn, feel iruply indebted Lid
ct. a. u l'as been To lno. ,,,, :, :, .,.....
5ffs Hi6bns wi,o makes the allure curiicaa i tho
rrEssn for whom requested you 10 send medicine III
jnne, 1878, Tbs MEDICINE afoYo stated MrfS bought
q me- with thn E1rejun Of what was sent 10 her bY
Sss ~s,4 prStSiss I'D Chemist; Ala + HrS1. H'sh.
atnse eertlnc4ta aud l.az ccn fuf many ycats vii
cA.X anl INDIGNANTLY coTrct- Any ono WIN knows Mn
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