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the hands not merely oftAe Democratic
party, but Of that branch Of tho party
which for four years maintained the
Government at, Richmond, yaging war
for the overthrow Of the Natiopd Union,
and the establishment Of a coniederscy OIL
Independent States.
Are the people Of the United seates pre-
pared to have that done in 1875 which
they refused to permit in 1902 To
ayoid q civil war, the Northwae prepared
to concede much in 1860. cThey could
not, however, and would not, consent to
have the Union stripped Of its nationality
and coniederasy-of Independent States
erected in its place. Sooner than submit
to this they met the threatened war! To
preserve American nationality they snnt .
million Of sons 70 the battlefield, and bur
dened the county with enormous expen-
ditures. The Union was sayedp ala
very was abolished; and now, are the
people prepared TO surrender all the re-
suits Of the war, and surrender the Gov
eminent to the same men who, as Sena-
tors, Representatives, Cabinet officers,
Judges, and military and naval, COM
manders, erected and maintained the
Confederate sthtes' Government at
Richmond2 Is the Richmond Govern
ment 10 be transferred to Washington
by the votes Of therpeople Of Indiana,
Ohio and New York? Are Che people
Of tic North, now in 1875, tocpnsidet
that Tie South was right in 1851 ] and
that The theory Of National Upi9goiP
wrong, and that after all tho truetdod-
tripe l. mere partnership Of States. ont
of which any State may withdraw at
pleasure, and to whose laws no State can
be subjected exceptwith its own consent
The people Of the United States eman-
cipated four millions Of slaves. Are
these people 10 be remanded TO q slavery
even more barbarous and inhuman than
that from which they were releasedP Are
these people to be handed over to the
merciless exterminators who treat ne
groes as less than the beasts 81 the field?
Are the people Of the North prepared to
vote that these four millions who have
been made free shall be exterminated be-
cause they are free? 9rsiar o. iH1s
This is the "change" that is to follow
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tiio arpet4baggdr; let that b Tho
word OF order, II any disorder should
Id brought about by the violence Of any
posse under the partisan command Of the
United State Marshal: five are to be
beaten and cheated, let the men who have
brought The great wrong % pas, and who
have been instrumental in the perpetra-
ton Of that browning act Of usurpation,
pay.the forfeit, and not be permitted to
d6fiye any personal benefit from their
Infamous conduct. The. thinning out of
the scoundrela who have SO long been
ruling and robbing the South, and infict-
ing every insult and wrong on her help:
less citizens, would of itself q good and
felicitious contamination; but Il should
not be undertaken except as last resort
in defense Of inalienable rights which the
law guarantees and which are now
threatened only by the bayonets Of o
Radical administration. Let every Con-
sentative keep cool and calm, exercise
his own right to vote, and fully respect
the right Of all citizens TO do likewise.
Eat them .set the example OF peaceable
and lawful conduct, and never strike un-
lies II becomes necessary TO do so In SELF
ldeiense. IT, Il does become necessary
strike straight at the carpet-bagger, and
strike harIlF Let that be the'watchWord
on eI0ctionldHy. .hG1 .1 tt4tl't
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REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

? me- -.not doyrRxor,
NATHAN gofF, JL, Of Harrison
suFF OF SCHOOLS,
FIJI. CRAGO,i Of Marshall..
4 N' : - AUDITOR,
~ ~ en-. gHH;N, q Taylor.
TREASURER, -
MOSES TRANKENBERGER, Of Kanawha.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, Of Wood.
voR JvDoEs or TTE suPRExE COUNT or APPEALs
PQR rlIE RULI, TERN,
W. II. q, FLICK, q Berkeley,
II, L. BEHKBHiRE, OF honOngAlia.
roR JUDGE on TIN, SUPREME COURT ov APPEALs
10 ViLL TliR VACANCY,
L. s. BROWN, Of Jackson.
coSoREss-y1Er DISTRICT, Ii.
HON. c. p. SCOTT, Of Richie County.
70 ELEcroEs AT LARGE ron WET VIRGINIA,
col. WARD II. LAMoN, Of Berkeley,
HON. c, W. SMITH, Of Cabell.
KLEcroR YoR TIRsr CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
b" HON. D. F. PUGH, Of TylGr County.
INJECTOR FOR TiIE THIRD DISTINCT,
COL. F. h, HGssLER,, Of Jackson.
RKrUptlcAx srArR CENTRAL coTMrrEE OF YVES
NRGlNiA. y
A. W. CAMPBELL, Chairman, wheeling
I. d. LOGAN, T Ts,, ...,,,v /"
T. HOKE, KeyScT City. .r
]. s. CUNNiNGIIAM, st. Adams.
d. d, COLE, PaIkeTSburg.
X. IL WILLARD, Polnt Pleasant.
q. Y. ATkfEsQS, Charleston
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Meeting in Lewis County,.
WESTON, September

r,,,or, ,,,s,lvcnSc,: ,iItGat Is T.
' M, aman;nn IN. yysy}6r' Garnet Rand
.aa n,s on niad r. rso coIsSnrss ri Ill.
:sSas sna5s1 f(,en f}eoI Ei3Jacksoh,
-. LEM, oas,tl;csn s,nJ;J,,s for Ststs Sand.
!ne N iseiS ,h.' Ninth .ssna,or;s, D;strici
,4 1 if gaa,, snS ~ sssnnn.s tsndered ia
hE. '"I"'V a. I'D H. ,ha nnmnIime1t
IilaIiNs ~ .e ,I,,oraS not accustomed n
wv sas sLlu a, , hs All Il hiSdntv n say
sPes sn,;n% e. aoeentsnce II ,hs Homina.
s s:a .anSss,sd HIN bv The Sanatorial Can.
1ion .; .e.'N Iii -. pEcELonnon yeoterd,y.
yeniyn m n b;S hsst efFnrts 10 secnre
h ;a. n heT not an mncb for nersonal 40.
iIn s5;san,o,t "a forHtbe yipdiEation Of
sLAnu u;.sa;sin &c ,Eo a,aSt ITn;on Rennb.
1 ~ p. ,.ns.p nd ~ sisctsd hi. efforts n.
tUa re- Iii H. IL sa,rooon, ,b6 pbole
l i;a.nis, G ;mnas,;alI ~ "i>SS"'
u's 4, ~ i nIpSa ~ H. J,ckson,s remarkA
Ia. tt's 1 S,yse snc5;va5 With nnjvers4l
Mn;on ne.' ,i,o hond ,mor,hsI ~ U,s
sa a;nnatT w SvnfI;nd;n and af,cr
S ';aoer.";n ~ ,omo sno mnsic tLe crowd
a .nS;oS hn III; ; Time h ad become ;mmense
n Will iordiv tor GSVoffn and INK H.
caLleu iyu ny ~, r.n,I nomni;msn,s ~
Gams, anu NY. ~" ~ e baS aame ~ onr town
NV uanu, s1'u mo,na ~" nan n0 haJ m.rr;aa
wy y 1870; % ~. teesmmmp;ts and What
i u'I s' nroner,v he now nosscssed he haI
nisuS nip ii"pJI ~ he .wsat n Tia brow.
a ne. LUZ ;u,0.9.,s vo. bis. ibat be Nh
tn" "o II h,rd IN The interests Of the Dem.
lousn' HaIu iu e"' i.-:S IL IL
osr sa paLt syo ,mS ~ hs ri,bt nnt;I u.
snm, ascn,D n.ovsd tbot The hsmocracv Al
te" III. zen. ,.aniIo V ma.,t aRehalS ;nstead
~ T: ,,,oo a ,H,t be wac M Ionger able
" 10y pe eoPb.e' ~ s 10 to%t AMI ba5 ab mo
Y suvset y. ~ o,ho, nos,n Sb;ch bs he.
ms sI'e Tn sue ","' RI Jo;,a th;s bs baJ
.ie'eu W a " soa ~ cIonr consc;ancs
~ c"I pe a,sa.S do0;,sd He cInseJ am;A
.ne Hmsy semS ahaesa s4eu' S 'ss0
e'' nv % - TIeu,;nr =, Glo,v;lle. was
~. n I ta .et nna ss,aonondsJ - .bort
men galasa tor, o anp tSh;cS bo az. I for
~. pus e,oaaentt III, o ~ c,nJ;dat5s
tne Gia a;aa5 g S,a ss SnI state oii;ces IL
l9r oniIu Sa' ntannas. e All ,S.t;r
ctear ana sT sa anasmo. ' - tb;s S,a,e
.ne eiee!ion tSt SsSS.it sf.sT ' Ia I FaJ
tne ISSUE ,, WIS pan tl;Ss - "s 49, 80
efai solaiet ana itieiiu VI Iu y TIus
State against Mathews, the fQDeI HOluter.
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OHIO COUNTY TICKET.

HOUSE oP DELIOATEs,
Carr. B. b. DoyENER,l
DIR. RICHARD BLUM
2. L. BRlcE,
S. L. Mcc0LL0CH.
JUDGE or couS7Y COURT,
wSf. BRsHINE.!
i"'i'I"n fsHEnfS, ~ ''--
. af FRANCIS A. BRITT. f5
=. rRoarUrSu ATTORNEY,
T. J.iIIUdUs,
ASsESSoR-1iTY DISTRICT,
p uf CHka A..If1SiBRIGlITl ~
ASSESSOR COUNTRY DhTUCT, ~
Carr. WM. A. Mccoy.
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JUDGR ,TAFT's CIRCULAR.
A Threat From Virginia-It Is 10
be Made tine Pretext for the
alnrtlerof '.tlarpet-Bnggers" iil
Case Of aggression and In

|
trss@ ,ss Petersburg ttyAj peal pals y
The Baltimore Ga.stts wonders at u 70
apathy with, Which TaitS order, destroy
ins the freedom Of elections in tho South.
ern States, has been received, and says "
Il Is remarkable as the order itself. We
assure the Gq.tt.e that the Infamous circu.
lar Of the infamous Attorney General has
been received in this part OF the country
with anything else than apathy. II has
stirred the Indignation Of the people toits
lowest depths, and aroused them 10 keen
and profound Sense Of The desperate nature
Of the conspiracy which assails them, and
Of the unsCrupulousmetho whichit does
not hesitate to adopt. The minds Of our
PEOPLE have already beenmade up delib.
erateIy and firmly as to what they Shalldo
In the event Of any disorder, IL disorder
shall 10 forced upon them, in despite Of
their patient protest and long iorbearance,
blythe posse Of any marshal, or by the
violence Of any military interference
with their rights. They have given the
matter cool and quiet consideration; they
will not DO betrayed Into any abandon.
.ment Of the advantage Of principle and
Justice upon which they stand; they. do
not mean to yield4o any ordlnary:tempt-
atiomJr.to be, proyOkedby any ordinary
wrong. But II they shall DO driven 10
desperation by intolerable wrong, let the
carpet.bag scoundrels who bring this
trouble upon innocent men beware Of the
consequences TO their own infamous
heads. Captain Hinton gave utterance
10 the feeling which auinates every Con.
servatiye bosom when he advised his
hearers on Wednesday night to strike
straight for the pei.baggers, II yio.
lepce should be forced upon them by ag.
erosion aud Insult on election day.
Spare the deluded colored people, whose
instincts are pesceable, unless they are
instigated to violence BY carpet bag in.
iluence and example. Strike straight at
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RERUlLICAS COUNTY coNnnlfTKK'
IEaIhlagtsa Diilria-JOhn Habberteld and Bic
p Stiiiam WIN. +. stIie. and B. Il. Dovener, StSy
CIGv-W. +. Peterson and NJ. u Y. Wright.
UTiOH-L c. Rockwell and W. II: Hose.
8t;Tiys-John u. Hubbard and 7 n. MOttAt.
IVlGSta-Wm.' II. Travis and Henry Schniul
Ritehh-John W. Schultz and S. L. Brice.
EIehdAd-M, L. Hill and WIN. North. Of.
LibsriI-7J. b. whitman aud A! MeCullech.
TriGdslphId-John Z. SlssOn and I'd. AtktnSor
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

FOR PRESIDENT,
..sY RUTHERFORD 8. HAYES
..t /, OF OHIO. "a
'..tr vIcE RREHDENT,
"a. WILLIAM A!.wHEELER,
'' Oh EFwSORK.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MEW CARPETS.

within The next ten days we will have In store
the lGrEest and fIhGt assortment Of BRUSSELS
and INGRAM CARPETS in the city, all The very
IateSt Patterns Prices and goods guaranteed.
lei5 g. MENDEL, BOOTH q 90.
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DIED.

sHRIYRR-At Richmond, va, on Tuesday ai-
,efnOon, September Y, 1870, Col. jacob D. sIIHi-
VkR, aged q years. h \ ,rf hon. ....,
Fup(rai, notice hereafter, ,.'it,'iA o.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK FARc tNor. from Faarsand At Leyes Del for Or.
ders both anchors during the blow the night Of the
9Th ut and driven Yesterday afternoon she
was 10 miles outside Of :he Cspes.
BARK LUCIA ItaD. Philadelphia for Queenstown.
anchored of Lewes Del the night Of the :Oth u in
fRthoms Of At low she struck swell lump,
having plenty of bow and and unshipped
ruddcr The tug Tccumseh owed her into Lewes 1t high
water. at 3:l5 Pm.
Scum CLIMAX Mitchell. from Calais Jan for Boston be-
fore missing Portsmouth lower harbo 2oth
from whence she sailed 18th with large ee OF windbound
coasters.
Scna METEOR OF Gloucester which reported 70 have
foundered In gale picked by fishing schr wyoming
and towed into Gloucester 3th u having been picked up
BY the latter the 27h day AFTER she said 20 have
foundercd
NYwroRr. May 1.-The yacht Pirate just built here
for Thomas wnxn OF Baltimore will have TO have new
mast II being damaged than ut hrst reported ~ was
too slender Tor the spread canvas and considered
fortunate that the accident did not occur outside
Parties are negotiating for fe purchase Of the steamer
Metropolis laid up VI this and belonging 10 tho Oid
Colony Steamboat Co. who recently sold the steamer En-
pire state few she lifted at an enor-
nous expense BY Could tor the purpose Of running in
with the Southern and New Jersey Railroad Co.
She has been ecphant the hands 81 her owners here
long time they could her for nothing owing the
fact that she fitted 70 transport she pur
chased she will be taken to Phadepha and will be used
floating hotel
SALEM, May 1-Sehr Prince from Hoboken Is ashore
rock In the harbOr
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nV-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
CoASTING AND FOREIGN TRADECaptains or officers Of
vessels engaged coasng foreign trade observing the
muncatc tho fact HynALp that may be brought
publicly attention OF the proper authorities letter
addressed tho editor Of the HERAAD, New York city.
giving accurately possible the number and position OF
displaced buoys of their removal will suffice In
observed along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts OF
the American Continent When they observed on the
countries in the Mediterranean IL Is
be either by telegraph
letter the London office OF the Nxw YoRx HERALD ~
Fleet street. London the Paris Office. 81 Avenue do
popcra Paris Where the telegraph is used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 40 Fleet street, London
"Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpera, Paris" Where Of
observed In the Of countries beyond
the telegraph Asia Africa, captains may
communicate with upon reaching the first convcniens
port This will be cabled free OF charge to the
HERALD and published
aS-NOTTCE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHr-The Nxw yoRK
HERALD adopted nrushing coston night signal for
use on the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing green changing from the other
in succession be several miles distant Cap
preparing any they may have for the Ship
News Departncnt OF the HKRALn
aPersons DESTROYS Of with vessels arriv
Ing New York do by addressing such vessels
care ofIIxRALD yacht pier No East River New York.
Letters received from all parts the world and promptly de-
livered. Duplicates required
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FACETIoUs CITY FATHERS.

Al regular meeting OF the Brooklyn Board OF Alder
men yesterday afternoon President French the
chair communication received from Comptroller
Powell setting forth that the collection OF taxes for
the years 1874 and 1875 there is a deficiency OF
ST. 900, 000 and recommending that temporary loan
be raised by the city TO meet II.
Tho Committee on Docks was authorized TO prepare
plan Tor the construction of public market upon the
City Park. Flushing avenue else in
some locality convenient TO the terminus oil the
projected steam railroad Atlantic avenue
A resolution offered and referred to
the appropriate committee recommending the dis
continue Of the OF wood by the City Works IN
repairing streets The Hampstead storage reservoir
trouble up, also. before the Board IN the form Of
n resolution directing the Board OF Cry Works to SUB
init To the Common Council plan tor the completion
that work NJ expense not TO exceed $50 0Oo aud
To- submit the claims OF the contractors. Messrs.
Kingsley keency, to arbiirators. The resolution
ordered TO be made the special order OF business
the next meeting ot the Common Council
A challenge from the Supervisors to the Aldermen
10 play base ball match with them debated and
referred to the Health Committee.
A plan was submitted by Mr.. Burden for the con-
structon OF open canal for collecting the surplus
water from Spring Greek Hampstead secured by
nqueduct and now running 70 waste lbe cost, IL
claimed would be about $35 600. and the supply Of
water would be %, 600 900 gallons daily. The propo-
sition referred TO committee.
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POLITICAL REFORM CLUB.

An address has boon issued by number of promi-
nent gentlemen DESTROYS OK nsttutng reform local
and national politics, with the object Of forming this
city Republican Reform Club After dcprecating the
widespread corruption which prevails in every depart
Of the government the following special objects
are presented as the most important TO be accom-
plishcd:-
Resumption OF specie payments. toward which there
A tborosgh nonnsytisan civil service Honesty en-
pacity and fidelity should constitute the only valid claims
ketrenchment and reduction in the public expenses
near 10 the ante~ar standard as possible under the
changed circumstances and increased population Of tho
country
tonai existence by having nominated by the republican
party for President, mere political partisan, but u
sentiments Of the people all public questions conyersan
pendent in the choice public servants viii thor.
oughy reform the public service and whose name alone
administration and OF fearless enforcement Of tho laws
The address is signed by Hon. James Mott, President
Vice Presidents, Joseph II. Choatc, Hon. John Jay
Hon. William t. Dodge, John jacob Aston. lsaac Sher-
man, Rev. Henry W. Bellows, Robert Lennox Ken
nedy, Alexander Hamilton, A. A. Low, Hon. r. j.
Tsnehsr James Garter, John = Williams
jackson ). Schultz, lie Grand b. Cannon, Scion
Humphreys Elliott 9. cowdn, General }. II. Van
Rutherford s,uyvesant. George walker. benjamin B.
Sherman A. 3 Barnes. l. Y. Morton. George Cabot
Ward, William H. Guon, T. G. Arnold, John H. Sher-
wood. DAVID bows George L. Schuyler. George Coc
Secretary John = Dlaway Treasurer. J. d. vermlye
executive committee, consisting of General H. l..
Burnett, chairman John W. Ellis. Francis A. Stout,
General Emerson Opdyckc, Cyrus Batter, John A.
Weeks, General r. e. Barlow, Chester Griswod. Will
lam c. Church, Charles Various. Thomas 1. Thornell
William l. Strong, and large number Of gentlemen,
the most prominent Of whom Messrs Lloyd Aspin-
wall i. Chandler, d. \. Appleton, y. b. Thurbcr,
William s ondy ckc Sheppard Romans, Howard Pot
Leverich, DIR. j. o. Stone, Or. Everett Herrck John
T. Almy, II. A. Law and Charles Ianer.
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BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT.
A CHANGE OF ROUTE ASKED ron BIZ THE BILE
Waited RAILWAY COMPANY.

CHANGE or ROUTE ASKED ron BIZ THE HE
Waited RAILWAY COMPANY.
The Directors OF tho Brooklyn Elevated Railway yes
terday sent Communication 70 the Common Council,
asking that body 10 amend the route originally do
cided upon and TO authorize tho construction OF the
road along the following named and avenues
From point near the Fulton ferry, Water street,
thence along Water street Pearl street. along Pearl
to wiIioughby street. woughby street TO Gold street.
Gold to she junction OF Fulton street. Dokalb avenue
aud Macomber square; thence TO Grand avenue, TO
Lexington Also 10 construct a branch
from the junction OF Pearl and Sands
Streets Sands Washington street; thence the
streets lying between the junction OF Sands and WASH
ngton streets and Fulton Jerry on line parallel with
the land owned and occupied for the purposes Of the
New York Bridge Company This rapid transit COM
pany, which Incorporated in 1874 was permitted
the constr uction OF elevated railway from tho
Fulton ferry 10 New Lots. aud thence TO Woodhaven.
The company bacn unable TO inauguratc the work
the opposition Of the property the
named in the original charter. They seek
relief from their difficulty in obtaining the aufhorizl
tion OF the Board OF Aldermen to the above named
route.
The proposed line OF road adopted by tho
Common Council. but II vetoed by Mayor Hunter.
The petition yesterday referred 10 tho Aldcrmanic
Committee Railroads.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY /, 1876,
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD sTHAx YACHTS AND uKRAlp
wHrrYsToyE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD sTRAx YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer City Of Chester tBr) Iech Liverpool April n
and Queenstown 22d, with mdse and passengers 10
steamer Baltic Br Perry Liverpool April 20 and Queens
town 22d with md.e aud gassengersto Z ccrs April
Norway for Miranci in sinking condition took oil
The and T. y @ and 'rossh them
bound east; 10Th lat Al 20 lon 81 so German
Steamer Denmark (rr,. Williams London April Is. with
mdss and passengers to lInrst April 20, lat 4eai
GS ~ 81 ,s s0s 18th :. Eight. .e% Norfolk Tor
bound east; 18TH no lar. &c National line steamer do
Both no lat Ac Adriatc tB hence for Liverpool
mdse and passengers 0utebridre April 10 lat si
lon 81 20 spoke bark Clara Juliet Aud: bound l.
signal letters HCvS. bound -
steamer CITY Of Dallas, Hines. rernandina, &c. with
stssms, Mnsnss. pagrets. Savannah April %. with
Schr Idaho. Jameson. Richmond Va
Schr Edward stanley Dyer. Norfolk.
sclr W u iIonghten. Johnson Virginia.
which arrived 18th and anchored the Bay up
to the city ist
HIcHIASps. NJ. May ~ AM-passed steamer Perkis
men. from Phiisdephs for Psrtstnouth.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
Steamer city OF New Bedford Fish. New Bedford Tor
steamer Aibatross. Davis Fall River for New rorK.
s.%sI .sis,s" wsaep rrosasass ~ Sey York
Schr A II Pcary Pesry. Bath tor New York.
BOUND EAST
Steamer franconIa Bragg New York for Portland
schr Harry Buschman tBr), Morris, New York for Ma
dera-
schr Cynthia Jane Gardiner. New York Tor Providence
scnr sophia. Mills New York tor Portland. Me.
schr charles smith smith York Tor rrovidenes.
schr j Goodspecd. Smith. New York for New London
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ANOTHER POLICE OUTRAGE.

Yesterday morning young man named James
Lyons brought before Justice Reese, in Jersey
City. the charge OF being drunk and disordsrly
When Lyons asked what he had 10 say in reply
the charge he made statement which startled every
person court He said that on Saturday night no
lying lounge in his house when the window
opened and man named Michael Campbell
crawled in and going The bed where Lyons mother
who is paralytc, was lying attempted to perperae
hendish outrage Lyons jumped up, grappcd with the
came up. and although Lyons told his story sadler
rested him and allowed Campbell to escape Justice
Reese promptly discharged Lyons who had spent two
nights and day in for defending the hcnor
OF invalid mother, and warrant was issued Tor the
arrest Of Campbell. The police officer will be brought
up for trial ut the next meeting OF the Police Com
missioners