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, 1876-07-24
Dir Tnhkltr

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8ouIsnSe Ene tn ben testen spsi Sehrsn in Der
morben. Inter ben Gebeitten befinbrn i3 pttIe
Ntr,te mnh Npotbtr. Ote 2obbGetr nnttribstren
Ea pom orheren Eabern eaeurd, oab lie brett ant
bic Srantbett eirwirter, II b ben franten Stol ert'
fonme. Sts EnS elm Q srbrennun9ss ober ansi4.is
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pspSbnli4 ssIdbrIi4sr fnb ala bic Srontbsitfslbt,
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bel IoleenS. n arontbetten, bcforStrs meru ie NA
nod in acutta S~nitanhe b~ciirten. CANA nesrorosnt'
lid: Hieber, felbFt @erpens unb Hpphnstieber,
inrirt Gaiss nuo SMneens6 sptaefadt mirs,
DEFENDERS Del iuna;n eenten Z, tn erlten Stsotna,
gemSbnli4 Iet9t furirt. @aHestnd,t, Wbets
maftsmuS perben oft iebr ian. y ssshsita;
tpphsItiifd,e Sranfheiten In lstsai sraee. 8et
duUcrea Rrontbtisen, Brat,o wntteen, 4es
thipurea, GefcpAeIn &C: it BE sHirtans e'ne
plosiiSsn E4tbass; saas elm SSD ~ Ssm's'g snn,
eemfrebS unb bic iosenernts AsafEs onef
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Wro;en. SIS !3utsrfOiies NIT iesss' BABE srr$ ben
rrtm nj.
Sic Babes nnb &tnnebrrts@ Mlrts n'ereen naa
iehsm NIoh I'm qanbe ~perfdnot, Der 9rstS bee
bobs.pulpsrs III Sc, Der bes gtnasbme ; 9utp.-s
Al. man IoNe i'd cine 5roidnrs user bic lobtns
b saeIii9tr obsr bsutid:r Spro4. i9ifen.
FIR. RauchfusA
a Stontnn Ctr. (Box le9Gl.f
Rev 9ork
, 1876-07-24
Tranfrei@.

paris. %. Snll. Gin Sbeil Der
Cant @abrop in Der N6bc pon VI! er-
bours 1T a%bsebronrt. lleber 100 Sda.
fer wuroen se,li6rt nno 400 Somilien
iino obop9Ias.
, 1876-07-24
Reutfte tsItgr. peDs(bfn.
EngiauD

2pntor, %. Suli. Cine 2epelbe
non 9. 9aaat. Dem @cttrefer Gn3lonos
in Stolien, erSdbIt cine llntsrrebnn9 mil
Maslaori, BEN italisnidcn Minifer hes
9leubern. Ser asbtsre bottle. Dap G"9
Iono bic 4{orte niAt a~bSubalten perln'
ten piroe, bag 8erlia1cr Msmoranoum
onaunebmm. Gr crtldrte, oos Nemo.
1onbum lei bos Wto1lpert beg ruiil9sn
Cabinets, unb ipenn balic1be angenOm.
men wiirbe, 10 ,pii,os &ublano es fur eli
he Gbr, Made baltcn. biz untetfpe'fune
Ter Sniurecnten 81 btUirttn. 9r. pa-
oct ps,liAertt boB @nsIuno Or aurts'
ftine &otbi6ldgc MAIDEN miirbe.
81. Gdouualnft, Der rulfilbe @elano
tie. iA.dit eiusn Srisi on aoro Derby.
IN. .6er Die MnIidtsn bs ruiRa9en Ml-
nilieriums iiher Die YDlitlf Gllalanos
snibdlt, unb 8idweros fIbrt, baB s..
Gaiptt, hr cnsl10e @elanote al Der
9forte, Die DemonltrotIonsn Der Sof=
ta'n Su ~beginltiaen l9cire. Scr Srlei
pcutet on, bob England bos Mtmpran-
bum Der Yiorte 81 t'iib mltastbeilt ba=
be. Nm /. Sui frast,@raf Saouualpff
Den 9o,o Scrip. oh ga9Iono fi4 in oen'
. ''safgS. s DStsi45aiitn III pa nSi 'SyorO Gsrtp
erwioerts tejobenp. srtldrie i:oo9, DOB
Die britilde &esisrnns ni6t p,l1pre3er
iDnne, nnter olsA n.nlianoen ibre rel''
trole Yplit'f beisubebalseM.
Sn uetersmiiimmun9 nit Der 9tlt'l=
.een Wtelouna bes 2p.b scr y ipl'rotn
beute etlids grtmplare Der Corr lpoHF
tens in geSus auf Ole psls"toa'l6e 5r"'
se unter een Yurlnmsnts n,tylleostn pa
tbsi.t. Sic gprrelppnbtnS oatsrt pom
80. Snnnar bis gum II. Snli. Sle be-
flint uus 544 1otumsnt;n unb sntha.t
376 seorudte Sei1en.
Sic Gorrcipo lotn5 5ablt Die urla'
den ol,f, ,pesen we4der England oos
8srIincrM emoranbuM 0nSuertennen per
weissrts. Sic Srpel@e BON Ssrr4
Mooms. Dem Sefreter Der britil6cn 81.
5dnoii9ait in Yar,s. an 2pro SIR y
mlbst cine unterrshune nit otm fran5.
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der Qtbtersr ertlarte, bob er 1l1 lolItl6
9ewei9crt tdtie, benz UO,l0iaBs NnB'
lants beisuiimmsn. Ser @OridIas mar,
baB. ba GnsIano feline 3altimmun9 pel
neiasrte, Die flint iibrissu 4s0hts rbns
balislbs bas Serliner Msma:anbum Der
4forte oufbrin9sn ioatfn.
Sic pom 27. Mai baiirte &cpcihe
bes 2orb 0srbp an Setrctdr aoams cr'
Nfidrt. coBMarquis o'Sarcnut. Ter frans.
@eianbte, einen Brief ii6errei1t bate.
i, wslpem Der 9ersoY GecuSrs iast', Ell
I .nne ie.ns burh DE Wslaerung GnA'
lambs in @eaus auf oas Msmpranoum
e ruoten Yefiir6tunuen nlht pelbebl,n
gr lei Der MnliAt, oaB Die i1webcno
ST., &c on. d elne GonisrsnS Der enrOl al
1den MGhte e:lcbi9t ucroeE lplle. Yin.
b.rc 9cptihen Seiasn. baB ,t e.ncr 3el
sin Mibperlianpuib suiiden Gn9lanl
uno &ublano beiiano.
Ypnopn, %. Suli. Sic beutig'
.simrs" fast in ibrem 2eltalt'fel ilte
Die TiIicreussn spiidtn England uni
Iublanb. oo6 Gnslnno Die DON Inn per-
fulsie Ni9l-G lnmiiAunss 'Yol't't 0ule'
iAsinlih ,usssn e'nes elns''pHfae'ls'
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uommcn babe; es faIle jtnnb l@lper, 81
9lauben. oaB &uBlano iiA ans einsm on
b rem @runbe neutral perbalts, ais o.
es feline @Ieaepbeit finoen tonne, 20
pirtlam sinsamii@en.
, 1876-07-24
Wrsen's Waarenlc9er
unbT ,t1it Yrn Caararteiten,
(etab irt 1861
"a IA. O a, ~ 92;hp,nrA 81,

Wpet. un> Stru npf Wa rem unc 5anb
""tr lie 70 aren 81 aai srpre entll9bia.s
ca Trsifsn.
c,ts'es Sttmple.S sr1rtenert
,ia y,ilsu. If prteme /. 9riuen fur Is St.
au ertp aen. b c b a'atrn in, 9anee
Die tir&,a,r Sudsreier ,rerttn &C t.f:rt. Sdn'er:
trosen FL 5 IS Str6adee. II s 9ts., feit enc 8nSpTt II
Ste. a. Dussne CSC etc.
otcmp / S IS 8. per Curb. jfee Breise
Gin art mp tier Ne mel ua' en- stfemptiits Sdnt
ttdit isre 81, ipa. wslGt 25 Jars a'nptln iaBt.
min @barl,S ". Mreen.
, 1876-07-24
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,os amelifaniihe Tutter fir ViFb
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tnSol Saneen neg.
he er Nrtif6I bat unter etnen an :ern Wornen
JRuucer pe rib, ct in peu @iebbeerbsn Sea
Gr, & Brit amen,
q n Elm ie.ter Saamea unb ers"Iot 8sSuntse
alri1d srim ieh.
Sc tefSstsst Zen @aGsstam tss iunssn Die
bs.
60 psreaubt eis @ptilsa 1ub stsFust lauss
Npae BET Sba0fen.
9at S1p,ire lit 70 Elm Mittet, Ueldts 0rant
teiten rpa ibnsu atbd't.
So re ma has 8lat Der Tieres, &intsieb
Ii ~.
0shii Ell a,eeibs uu riefem Justtr, &c Strbtn.
rert CHOLERA unb SermtGrt ees yt9.n ron
G,ern.
@s Miro N 5 Gent Vafeten Ssrfanfh Ets
G,sbra 68anmeilurser Nnp letr is'ht.
Sir 1 Siits $4 3otb 100 Yatstel
Q Z Cob 20OsE
4 10 ttcib 400 o:
Muher. Oumr, Babritunt.
SfIoe unb eNaer NO IS. is Straes.
M milt Mi9mon 3, 0a.
8iais! giais giais
IS. - cb e r,
81 ~ioerbanbler nno Serrcnibneioer.
Sntiss aleiesr msrntn i'm % ofsn uni aIss.
ned s~erfanft. Sinelsr in
Strrcnf eirer uno u ,tsrtleiber,
90. 1903 Gatu StraBes
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So(erb 8tAU rnb y. 8sGss, gntdurr.ssm
, 1876-10-22
OHIO.

OFFICIAL ELECTION RETCRNs.
Co1uuBrs, O., Oct. o1.-Ful official returns
il The late election received BY the Secretary Of
State and furnished BY him this evening are as
follows:
On Secretary Of State-Barnes, Republican.
s1S176; Bell, Democratic, 81, ,220; Chapman,
Prohibition, 1853. Barnes majority, 6,956.
On Supreme Judge-Boynton, Republican,
31s,750; Finck, Democratic, S09,133; Gage,
Prohibition, 2,0j5. Boynton's majority, 9,6l7
On member Of the Board Of Public Works
Evans Republican, 3lS,2li Clough, Demo
ratio, 3lo,34s; Schumacher, Prohibition, 2,104-
Evans majority, 1888.
C0yGREssMEN.
The maIoritics on Congressmen are as fol-
lows; First District, Sayler, Democrat. GO;
Second District, Banning. Democrat, IS; Third
District, Gardner, Republican, 496; Fourth
Dis1id, ,ieMahon, Democrat, ee; Fifth Dis
frit- Rice, Democrat, 1885; si1th Distrilt,
coz, Republican, 1,a15; Seventh District,
Ter, Republican, a,55:$|s; Ninth District, Jones,
Republican, 793; Tenth District, Foster, Re-
publican, FL; Eleventh District, Neal, Repub-
iican, sri; Twelfth District, Ewing, Democrat,
50S7; Thirteenth District, Southland, Repub-
lican, 3,0G4: Fourteenth District, Finley, Demo-
erat 5,5S7; Fifteenth District, Van Voorhees,,
Republican, SOL; Sixteenth District, Danford,
Republican, o,252; Seventeenth District, Nc
knley, Republican, 3,3o4; Eighteenth District,
Monroe, Republican, 4,134: Nineteenth Dis
trict, Garfield, Republican, S,G63; Twentieth
District, Townsend, Republican, 3,313.
, 1876-10-22
Euecfdf DtsrH&ch "a The 1ribN11e.

6pe1d1 Dispatch to The 7rjon1e
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct 2L-Congressman
o.rer. of Indiana, who was reelected, has ar
-:rpd here, end he says that the Republicans
generally, especially through the northern part
- the State, are exceedingly confident that
Hsres and Wheeler will carry Indiana This
confidence is based upon two assumptions:
T;,st that q majority OF the Republicans who
roteI the g7ecnback ticket have been convinced
~ the folly of continuing such contest, and
IN rote for HAYES and Wheeler, instead OF
Soa,er. Both Democrats and Republicans ad-
MI TINT the Independent Greenback party IN
Ind;sna is composed for the most part of
psnnhlicaus, and that while the Democratic
members Of that party voted for Blue Jeans for
Governor, the Republican members OF 1t a1o not
so.n for Harrison. Second, that great many
1o n.morats who voted for Blue Jeans for Gov
arnnr will not vote for Ti1deu, and will proba-
hiV mt yote At all. These Democrats are WAR
nsmncrats who, owing to the excited CANVASS IN
that State and the general Southern situation,
s1s yerY apprchcnsivc Of possible results In the
erent Of Tilden's election.
Thu Democratic Governor Of Mississippi re-
cently challenged the Attorney General OF the
I1n;tsd States to indicate any disturbances in
Mississippi, or any attempts to intimidate Re
nnblican voters. This challenge was handed to
> prominent Mississipplan, who has prepared
oeyotcl entirely to the simple recital OF the
eSossest out1ages, with dates, names, and cir
c:rastances. .-.
COMPLAINTS -..i
sre made regarding the management OF tho
Tcn5iug campaign By the National Committee.
The Southern States seem 10 nave been ignored
uT he Committee, and are virtually left with
mt aid or encouragement At the came time
tie Democrats arc using money freely IN that
kectipu
, 1876-10-22


It is sa;d that Masonry Is rival Of the Church IN
its aims and Teachings bur this s true only as II ~
true Of the family, the school. the college, tho
State and every other organization that haa foE ita
object the welfare and comfort OF mankind.
1t i. also claimed that our 1odge-meetlnss deta'n
men frou, church attendance, by occupying time
which would otherwise be given 10 the Church LINT
the Masonic Order carefully abstain from intsench-
mcnt upon times and seasons claimed By the Church.
and oilers nothing as substitute for faefaments,
ordinances or doctrines. Nor IL it true that Ma
sanrv depriYts the Church Of money. ou tue con-
trarT there are but few Mnsons who do not con-
tribute to some extent money for the susteaance or
And Masonry declares that he who IL false 70 biz
religious conviction Is thereby false to hlm5eH and
Masonry. -,,,,--
There may be pragmatic Masons who aEe willing
to make tie order stumbling block to other or
oanizations but Masonry IS no more responsible
or their dislorsI conduct than the Church for tho
misconduct OF her unworthy members
Uut We are not content with neEations, for Ma
sonrY is related 10 other organizations In klndte@
anil more afcctonate manner. We do rot mean
that the Order processes to go out Of its war with
unctuous promises OF fellowship, for Masonry
nro1fzes the world but one thing: that 1t will mind
it's own business. .........
hut the make up Of Masonry, the principles and
practical work OF the Order are prc-emfuentiy CO.
operative with all organizations that have the well
fare OF man OF heart The Order, especially in all
new countries, is the efficient forerrnnNs Of ala
ana the patuEs OF Masonic psinciples.
, 1876-10-22
food, and work commenced On our hosr5a. On
the night Of Sept Is

food, and work commenced On our hos1a- IN
the night Of Sept 13
THE ICE BEGAN TO BREAK Up
before strong cast wind Next day the Flor,
ence was able to get underway. All hands and
down the coast and found the Clara
Bell frozen fast In the Ice. Her Captain
said he would stay by her till the 18th, when,
If there was no prospect of getting out, he
would leave in boats for clear water The Flor oc
Horse Island that night The next night made
Wainwrisht's inlet. Waited there for the crew
OF the Clara Bell, and to get water. On the
afternoon Of the 18th the Three Brothers
and Rainbow, which had escaped from
bringing, the crew of the Clara Bell, which
remained fast in the ice with no hopes Of get
ting out. Part Of the people on the Florence
were then put On board the Three Brothers, and
4 rendezvous appointed at St. Lawrence Bay,
there on the 23d, and left the next day, one for
San Francisco. the Three Brothers for Homo
lulu.
The following is list OF the abandoned yes
Francisco; ships st: George and Marengo, and
barks Cornelius Holland, James Allan, and
Java, of New Bedford; ship Camilla and bark
entine Josephine, OF Boston; bark Acers
Barns, New London; and Hawaiian barks Dcs~
mond and Arctic.
The vessels had on board altogether 1000
barrels OF of, besides large amount of whale
bone and ivory. It is the undivided opinion
Of every master that no hope can be obtained Of
the rescue OF tho ships or those who remained
on board of them. AL are undoubtedly lost,
carried away to the northeast in the immense
ice-pack, which closed them in for miles around,
signed-W. a. Kelly, Master Marengo;
B. +. Homan, Master Of the c. Rowland;
F. S. Hickwortn, Of the Acars Barns; J. Keenan,,
of the james Allan; James Il. Knowles, OF the
St. George; E. A. Ludlow, Of the Camilla; T.
W. Williams, OF the Clara Bell; George F:
Larry, of the Josephine; and Ezra B. Lapham, Of
the Onward.
, 1876-10-22

-1.;ons now are that the tide Of floating opinion
Ssn is 4s eompts 1S5 the and 1sSt
hepnpdu ~ will not allow the still-hunt game to
ELI G. nayed either in registration or other re-
fpfi,e' Tbe county ought to give q majority for
uares not because it is Republican county,
mi mn' because some Of the most prominent Demo,
e.atn ca n QUIET way using their influence to de-
feat hira. .,.,, ,r,ra, ~ -. ,o.aar 7,r
,.nv Trojan Democrat is at least expressive,
nd Is the s'Old Fraud"
At The nearer one gets to T1den's hone the less
-. hears him called "refctmer'' or any
s1:,o o.s mat could be construed into eompli-
rneut-
, 1876-10-22

was fled, signed by John S. Mullen, n. P. Mel
son, G. F: Peterson, 4. q. Robinson, John Levin,
Chartes IN 47 + l lMombefg, G. 9; Lindeli John john
son, W. Williamson, O!of Wider, P. G. Bowman.
JUDGE DRUNMoND's VIEWS.
A TRIBUNE reporter called upon Judge Drum
mond yesterday to SEQ what the course Of the
Circuit Court would be on the application. The
Judge said he had not seen the applications,
but had heard Of them. and II they had been
filed in time it would be incumbent on the Cir
cult Judge to appoint two Supervisors one from
each Of the political parties, to carefully super
wise and watch over the registration and cleo
ton, and see that they are conducted fairly.
The Court had no discretion tn the matter; ifs
duties were prescribed By the statute, and Mon
day he would look into the matter, and as soon
as practicable make the appointments.
, 1876-10-22
MONG FONG.

CUINAAAN.
T. o-reei1;nrIv rore for = .biect Of the al-
H!e D--.yo- - cht,,o ~ ofi,,ra hie o1,a.
mond-eycd emperor ol cni'la 10 aoJuis nis atle
glance to that important potentate. very lew
instances haYe occurred so far as known, and
n'. ~; Gh;c,9o had m adc himself an e.
Celest1ais ~ enleaso n..u ~. n1'oe A.+A'
ception to this rule" Inc usual, muceo atllost
certain, practice Among Cinnamon who en1grate
+o this country Is to 80 into the "washee-
"asnes as4 oco,7o,,,v +1,cv have mid
dustry and cats1hn1he econonls' 'nes na.u t. ~.
up $500, or such matter "ncn the! VIII p.u
aen to the 1anS 81 IN eAe be5 native
$3.50 .nd-.d;s To die in China is
to ch:naman ,,.oos wh2t og'hT qei,o,xe~ Wilt III
MS lace toMaluS MsGs, 10 ~ +ha roce s nro
Mahomct; lne ctaua.sdaT a;fTssant God engoainp
in pursuits at which Amereans turn t,sn up tne1f If
noses Ill seoIn, ;, anu ~ tRa f:bina,nan l;vcs
strong and plttei p'e!uo, ..,.nu SnI ~ La nwn
eats sleep' a. Ertnnl secusi.,n from the great,
busy world around him ana the peGpe f!otern;, IN Y,
Hence, when one o. tus ou naraI r,,1e he nj
only proves the rute oVS becomes iositv is me
thing OF cufloslly. oueh eay Gan1 1.,o,e ~ H..
Mong Fong: He took out his final papers oe. e,
lore Judge Rogers le" uays w. ana naHs - he
once rara avis. a eul1os1ty nSeua % " "1,,,,t
interviewed me p9ollc VIII ~ nao" ~, o,,d he
him. So thought TRIBUNE reporter, auo u
set forth On this Grand where does tne pno- pun
lie think he found him. inc most naeu'at su
position would be that MonS fong r. "ss m 'ah1 A;1s5
elbow exercise at the Washtup; Eol ~ ,zos 81 fannd
quietly engaged in packing cigars for the M urn urn
Of j. Cobn j. Co., 50 Wa ash avenue; ne vas ha
at first somewhat agerse 70 I11i tahi }Iae1n nI h.
SURRENDERED hlstsEIF o,,,a no+
into the hands Of the reporter: He coula nos
readily understand the drift Of all the qucstlons3
askc, him, but the members OF the 1rm ae;ed sd
ns Interpreters, are nnu ..' e0N
"How old are you, Mong Fong'"
"Alc 2s." .-, .tu,.,;,
, 1876-10-22
ODD-FELLO,WS.
MISCELLANEOUS

The Grand Eucampment ;ot Nebraska has
elected 4. c. Coperthwait, II! ". Grand Patri-
arch, and George D. Temple Of Blair, H. E.
Grand High Priest y
The Grand Lodge OF Nebraska has elected I. j.
staIey, Of Omaha, II. ". Grand Master, and ":
II. Barker, of Beatrice, N. ". Deputy Grand
Brother Denmore viii lecture on ''Odd
Men y before Union So.9, at their rooms, corner
OF Clarke and Washington streets, Thursday
evening. AL the members and friends are in
yited.
, 1876-10-22

own sweet will: 4 fiery American gill once
said to me, II I could only knock down =
Frenchnau or two every day mud dance on their
prostrate bodies, 1t would nightly relinve my
express the feeling Of desperation In: which
every Well-behayed American woman IL
kept BY the behavior Of the average
Partisan. The cool way in which, by sheer
exercise OF main strength, q well-dressei Paris
ian gentleman (Heayen save the markl) viii
elbow lady out Of her place when waiting to
enter J. theatre or an omnibus, l. refreshing
spectacle to behold, aud certainly gives one 3
new idea on the subject Of French politeness.
l have come to the conclusion, and that coolly,
tion, that the only really polite men On the
face Of the earth are the Americans; and T
would exhort my countrywomen to accept al
tue marks Of respectful ciYility wherewlth at
homo they are constantly overwhelmed With
graceful and grateful thanks Let them re-
member that if they. come abroad they will be
IS dcthroned queens. Instead Of admiration,
delicately and respectfully insinuated rather
than expressed, they will receive mnpertt-
nence; Tor kiudly protection, rudeness; for
chi7alrous and knightiy courtesy, downright in
suit. 4 pretty 1ace Is q lure for insoicncc: !
plain attire, or advanced age, an opportunity
for rough and disrcspcrtful usage. Nor 10
waxed mustaches, kid gloves. and the latest
style in coats denote any more advance In
sn sSty t14a nosa Is 'e'reys es BY rss blue e9q
way IN which laint1y gotten-up
exquisite elbowed a lady Of my acquaintance out
OF her pIa:e in the liuc at the ticketofce at the
Theatre Frarcaise was mcthing charming to be-
hold, tho unfortunate individual In qocstion
being the only one OF her party who could
quest Of tickets for them all. It was rer-
fcctly proper thing to do; ladies' can always
engage their own seats and boxes st the French
theatres, and at that theatre in particular;
and had my friend been stout and strong md
rersed in French ways she might have made
successful resistance. but she Was delicate and
timId and unused to French politenesa' in its
more demonstrative phases, and SO she suffered
herself to be dispossessed Of the place she had
waited some twenty minutes to obtain"
, 1876-10-22
epleases,' replied the Celestial, with satisfied

s'L1EE CH1HAMAN's JossF'
"No like him. Nc. believe In little piece
wood. ALE humbug."
$50 to church, Mong Fong7"
tiles, some time.n
"Been Wabash avenue clee cleo times"
"What churchan
The answer failed to satisfy the reporter, and
the idea be got was that Mong Fong did con-
siderable 'go1ng around" among the churrhes,
and that he was not tied down to any particular
denomination, but was rather literally inclined.
s'Married yct!'
"No," said he laughing; emo marry. Livo
allie BY self.''
"Where do you liye!"
.m.Clird aynoo, 'tleen C1elve C1erteen street."
have been up to bis house, and he doesn't live
anything like the Cinnamon usually live. He
has has bis vines, and good CIGARS aud takes lie
ra,,Lis; .Lke .,a white m gr1 heap don't yon, Mong
firm, with roguish look.
"Belly good like white GIRL" said the Ce1es-
t!al, blushing as much as dark-skinned for
eigner can, blush.
"Do you 80 among the Cinnamon here
much?"
'sNo. Me don't like him belly much.''
How did you happen to want to want to be-
come citizen OF this country"
Me no like go back China. Me want stay in
11C4Idu uH1'e EtuuLTy. MC WAub TO V0Les
WANT HELP MAKE PRESIDENT"
"Whom are you going to vote for!''
me Publican, and vote Hayes. Hayes good
Mclean man."
"Do the other Cinnamon hero ever talk about
yoting-care anything about ttz'
care n4othin'." .-..
s.! .'What t, do they say because you have become
:: Oh, lie say nothin'. He no care. He go on
allie same. Leave Mong Fong do what he
please''
Mong Fons, while not caring to keep up his
associations with the Cinnamon here, is known
for his practical beneyolence, not only to China
men but to others, and bis employers speak Of
him In terms Of the highest praise for his hon
esty, intelligence, industry, and fidelity.
LUTHER LAFLIN MILLS.
He DECLINES TO WITHDRAW HIS NAME FROM
THE TICKET.
An interesting meeting Of the Republican Ex-
ecutive Campaign Committee was held at the
headquarters, corner OF Lake and Clark streets,
yesterday. There were present Committeeman
Farwell, Bogue, Allen, Brayton, Howard, Milli-
gan, and a few other prominent Republicans.
Mr. Bogue occupied the chair. After the trans
action of some routine business, an opportunity
was giyen to Mcssrs. Dexter, Lincoln, Assay,
Isham, Col. florence, W. w. Chandler, and
two or three others, Who came as dclcgatlon
seeking the dccapitation Of Luther Laain Mills,
the Republican candidate for States Attorney,
to make manifest their objections and state the
reasons therefor. While none OF the gentlemen
mentioned questioned Mr., Mills ability, they
did insist that his inc1pcrience did most material
ly UNIT him for the aEduous and exacttng duties
Of the otiice They collectively thought that the ne
the elimination Of Mr.. BILLS and the substitn-
ton therefor of Mr. Reed, the present incum-