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The daily gazette., 1876-02-19
Vegetation and the Season.

The mild weather of this winter has
interfered materially with the truck
growers. Usually in February there is
brisk demand at the North for kale
ani other sprouts from Baltimore and
farther South, at good prices. This win
ter. however, it is stated the truck
raisers of New Jersey have abundant
crops Of early green's, and there is no de-
mand here to supply New York or other
markets. Around Baltimore and Nor
folk kale is grown luxuriantly, and there
is no profit to the grower because of
over-production. 1t is only, in rigorous
early green's. At Charleston, which is
noted for early peas, it is stated the
vines are ready to blossom, and around
Norfolk early truck is dangerously for
ward, and severe cold weather would be
damaging.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-19
WEATHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, / A. II.
PROBABILITID D6.

For the Middle States, warmer, north
westerly or southwest winds and occas-
ional calms, stationary or falling barom-
eter and increasing cloudiness.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-19
SDeciat Announcement.

Special announcement.
The undersigned have procured, exclusive
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The daily gazette., 1876-02-19

MORE REGULATION. Treasury agents
have for several days past been inves-
tigating certain irregularities" in the
Custom House at Pittsburgh. 1t has
been discovered that the importers
were charged an illegible fee of SO Oh
each consignment, of which no return
was made to the Department at Wash
ingten. The Deputy Surveyor explains
that the overeharge was brokerage
fee, one-balf of which he appropriated
for making out the necessary papers,
the other half going to the Janitor for
handling the goods. he says that he
adopted this course es "a public &C
commodation," as if he did not do it,
the importers must employ some one
to do it,
The daily gazette., 1876-02-19
ScHENcK's REs1eNAr1eN,-It is sta

ScHENCK's REsIaNATIeN,-It is sta
ted from Washington that Minister
Schenck has "placed his resignation
at the disposal of the President" but
that it may not be accepted until the
Committee on Forelga Affairs shall
have Investigated the Emma Mine
business, or until some desirable sue
cessor is chosen The state Depart-
ment will furnish copies of the papers
in the Emma Mine case to the CON :
mittee, probably at 1t regular meeting
on Thursday next.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-19
ASTONISHING!

"Yei forty days and Nineuah shall be ove,
throton." Future events prophesIed by rules
in Benner's Prophetic Book. Fortunes
foretold in the ups and down of prices for
the next twenty years; the future Judged by
the past What years to MAKE money on
p'g-iron, hogs, corn, provisions, cotton, and
when we will have the next panic, what
year hard times will end and business revive
again Every farmer manufacturer, legitl-
mate trader and speculator should have this
book to know the future, SO as to avoid lois
and be successful. Sent to any name, post
paid for 3. Address SAMUEL BENNER
cambridge, Ross County, q.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-19
Spencer to Step Down and Out.

The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections decided yesterday to in
vestigate the second charge brought
against Senator Spencer by the State
Legislature and Executive Of Alabama,
namely, that his election was secured by
corrupt means. The first charge, that
the body which elected him was not the
General Assembly Of Alabama, the COM
tion having been already decided in Spen-
GERS favor in the contest for his seat by
Skies.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-19

The Kern Valley Bank, at Bakersfield,
California, was robbed on Thursday
night OF s27, 900 of which all but $1,000 be-
longed to the County Treasurer. The
burglars entered the bank while the CASH
ier was at his accounts; they knocked
him down and chloroformed him and he
was found lying senseless yesterday
morning.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-19
A Verdict Against Polygamy.

information has been received in WASH
ington that a verdict recently rendered
in Utah against polygamist was by q
jury composed partly Of Mormons, who
wished to make it test case. An appeal
has been taken to the Supreme Court Of
the Territory. and should this Court af-
firm the decision below, the case viii be
taken to the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States. The penalty for polygamy is
q fine of $500 and imprisonment for two
ypAra.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-19
A Horrible Death.

Patrick Hagan, of Clearfield county.
Pa, after placing torpedo at the bot
tom of u well to blast rock, vas being
drawn out by windllss, md was just at
the top when sudden jerk caused him
to fall back to the bottom of the veil.
The torpedo exploded. blowing his face
and part Of breast off, and killing him.
, 1876-10-26

dAtton. 10th parties assemble IN public meetings
without interruption in every county, ] ei,onli
be glad indeed tn he abo 10 take thin fattsfaesoty
Wow Of onr condition. but With ny knowle,lcc Vt
The many rcccM! onrages IN uur State It II smpos'
elhf for mo 10 tn 1t.
The following instance. NJ wrongs which have
foundation thoes II for your Exceltencys aattctlns
representation
f, s.e Sssks snn, sns, seSSi xst9' msfos tEts
up: al least ono pertnu was killed! and many were
wounded. The consequent excitement II tho
that district wae dofcrrrrd from attempting 70
speak II !1cFnando lest fnrtl.rr hloodshe1 thoni.
occur. The rastlss engaged n III. aaais hay. not
thcm hns even been arrrslctl.
eonaA se ,ee:h r. hs; s1sstsn tsn, ls: ans.'t u
1iunt was shc Republican eandidate,,, Althoush
man Of pure character aud high standing. such rms
The terrorism prevailing in the county that tosny
Of hia friends dnrcd not 10 secn 1t the roilf and
by sleeping IN thc woud. st night. i II well
snefs ts sss es ssS ssnaas s " sssass
nMi1a.Less Than thfse weeks asc tAs,e W. ..., a
eand!date for Eisctor was making ne speech he
msnucs. Siiadtns to t t5a 5' no,orou. ntI,nas'oi'
by which the last election III fazoo County WIS
controlled. he wns told that tic should not make
That t,pt was Imminent, lie hrstencl 70 bring his
rcnarka 10 close. A rnrc instance this q hold:
eosduetns M 1s eSnsass ' wthoa. Ill nesiupilop:
Fourth Al thc late Republican Consentfon 1t
MaJmond in h. eonnty, aoae 81 ihe delegates @ hna
~ere raaeiy aesaiied on tic hishSay ~ i body, Of
nanner. is Rnd now nj .le taanten in shs Nay
3nond districts is such that Republicans dare not
intend Republican meeting at that place.
vars erediied by lie lie 6emocrac @ press viz hs3ns
3ns g!Ssn yaTr personal stsention 70 hno.ly rsu!
n S Il ens xo icy Ssis
.Nnh-Thc Ink with which you wrote .pur dis
@ sefy eetny Il eanon doRson oeny
Gea George e Mckee, w!o attsmnted to mske :.
and knocked down With q club By third, The LAT.
tor being the Democratic Mur.!.n1 uf the Town Of
ground, cut the heads In Republican, drums, brokcup
the Republican meeting. md by violence convcrtelit
fn se.nx AZ sis "
short rseess 10. dinner Al nislt, tie Toas .oise,
In the carr of few friends, he was under medical
treatment, brick -tattcd and fred into with Knn
" Rstol.ehos, some Of The bullets pcsforatine tho
walls Of the building, aud Vountlng one Of uah.
When your E1eellcncy shall have succeeded in
q 's: e s Gsssnss = ~
shnll DO prepared 10 furnish you with othor iu-
stan cs Of Iko 1awlc7s character. So far, not one
Of them, ns nta advtsrd, las hccn punished or
arrested, Notwithstanding yoqs E1crl'rncy claims
law ind con.crre tho peace. Ii liz no answef to
this to soy that II Is for the courts to dca With
these violations OF tho law That IS true; hut Ii is
equally true that public prejudice and feeling arc
such that tho courts arc powcElcse to cnfnrcs tho
law ngainst offenders who violate It In the interest
Of the Democratic party; and i IL Of this ilat law
abiding CitszenH hnre 20 much cansc to coMplalu.
Very respectfully, II, Il WANE.
chairman Republican Stats Executive Committee.
, 1876-10-26

Special Cpryeu,ondeaee Of T:s 7'rtbuns.
ALBANY, ". Y, Oct. 23.-There IL perhaps no
place in the State whcra Mr.. Tildeh ~ 10 In
popular as III the rity which has been his home
tor two yuars, The Etsniny 1fo.es, a Delnu.
cratic paper With q circulation larger than tllat
Of tho -fsgn, not only refuses to put T!iden's
HANG 1t thn hcud Ut its columns, but daily
serves up his character IN il style scarcely
pa1atablc to ls supporters. Jadgu
Aulasa j. Parker, one OF the lend
ing Democrats Of tho statc, is trm to the
ground ha took against tho sham retor,ncF be-
fore the St. Louis Convention. when there was
conference hero between Judge Church, ex-
Gov. Hoffman, Allen e. Beach, Judge Parker,
and others Another eminent lawyer Is work
tug directly nsaiust Tilleu, who,n hu caunot
mention III mlltler terms than "uld tr4uu."
THIS opposition y significant, coming ~ 1t docs
from men OF high reputation and luAurncc, and
men, moreover, who know Yiltien Aa l,a Ii, not
as The yo,ttaluI-lookiuS iisLogtupils nr distant
Stu,nC-urstors picture lilm.
The Republicans, Us 10 natural, DO moi mourn
greatly l,ec.uso Tllaen IL uislikad by lis oHn
party. Nor do they relax any effort that will
teud to reduce thelr oppuueus'sna1orityt to zero.
, 1876-10-26
SOUTH CAROLINA,

1nE CoLoREp pEolLH NOT LED AWAY FROM
TILE REPUBLICAN, CAUSE.
In m article denying that the colorcd people
Ut South Carolina nre disposed to 80 over to tho
support Of Hampton, the Columbia L'!ion-
Herald Of the 18th inst. says:
In E1e1luld County the n1yoc1tes Of Tho shot.
gun" policy openly Goa=t Of their liberalization 10
overcome TIM l. Quo Republican npjori,y. Of tho
county. nad yct Of the i, 100 nornted aud armed
village Inst Saturday, nndcr command Of Ucry.
Butler and Gary, there wtsr 1nly nine colorcd men.
strunshoits, ,his snot.s Gun" democracy could
n1uster on last Saturday 0ut thirteen colufed men
to swell tho l. 100 mounted c4snlEy drawn from tho
The beaufort Democratic Convention has noa,ln-
atcd Ticket 'arsel; cosnrcl, but there "as bnt
snS rS;rny ss sao fo eor s H.
Eun" .puIic; las not fifty ndSncutes anlung tho
1000 toi1rct! voters in tho county.
aassnations aud every hpeccs OF proscr!Ftiun haze
prevailed, where colorc4 ncn have bren COM
PEELED to }oin Tic penec;ntie Clubs to keep .asva
''.shot.;;nn tlcEet On t'e 7th of November. '
ln Charleston County there always havc been In
Nit. larnwell and Mr. Nitchr Or solMc other lead.
ers Of the Hrond street cl!Gnc, but Of tho 17,0u0
sal9rs yoics In rs County tho democracy
In lsseh'anl ihvro 4rc scscssl jail.blrds whom
fhs nemosf;nsy sye 1sraed several .'rH,n;
whiaky, aud few fawnlng Iacieys, barbcss, nNu
poftcrs, to whom IN ucelsIunal DING " thrown
tsfosn ss SSt arc MI satS md
e nauo ton cnlorcd men, who have tho respect Of
!hp community, who hare ercn promised ~ v"te
tho s. 0.H edofcd voters In tho county our irenla
may confidently 1o1y upon &, ooo for the iepub:ir.
ali iii talk about colo.ca Democrats Is u blind
70 give color to thu statements tfiu 'sh0t-gun'
Democracy expect 10 lnaku in tic cycnt Of tue de-
t1lS In mil r1Rfn 1rSn
, 1876-10-26
PENNSYLVANIA,

ERIE, Tn., Oct. 9i.-A monster Republican
demonstration Is In progress In this lily this
evening under the u,spiccs Of the united Hayes
ind Wheeler Clubs. Att o'clock marching
clubs, numbering 2,ooo men, formed In tho pti,s-
cipal streets and united To receive 1200 cavalry
men from the city and rural districts, tho whole
line bearing torches md trunsrarcncics. Tho
enthusiasm was immense. In spite Of n
terrific shower at 8 o'clock, the
limo OF routc was continued until 10,
and completed when two ,nnss.mcetings were
organized, one in tic lark Opcrn-IIousG, where
the crowd was addressed BY tho Hon. K. Stack
ettSlatthcws, Of Baltimore; tho other in tho
Courthouse, addressed by tho Hun. L. S. Shcr-
man, OF Ohio, and others. Dwellings, and 6ust-
ncss-houscs aro illuminated throughout tho
city.
publican mass mcstlnE oi the canpaIsn was
nnd addressed by Col. r. stoskett
Matthews, of Dnltimoro, who entertained his
audience for two hours anl hnlf III speech
of great power anl cloquerrc. Tho speech WIS
temperate and moderate yinltcatlou Ut the
Republican party, and tho discussion
Of the Issues OF Reform, llaTu
Times, and tho Southern problem wus u
careful and logical prcsentmcnt OF Republican
views, cniiycncd WITH lunlor and bursts Df eto-
t1urnco Which captivatcd our pcuplc. Mayor
Mitchell presided, aud tho nudienco was the
best Nc huvc ever had hero,
, 1876-10-26

Wilson County. A Representative Of tho Com.
Htrriai WIS present, but inasmueli as atr. Riddle
declined to spcaK, lis views eannot he Cvcn IN
this Dispatch. In conversation, he remarked to
gentleman that this snnttcr Of Rebel claims
was being ,nugnit1rl too rnrrh nt Tho North,
where thu payment Of tEc claims was rt'nuEnant
to botli Democrats mud Republicans alike. lie
thought II WIS not we'll 10 say too much on tho
subject Just now.
The district swarms Will, what are called Rebel
clatnla fnr saflHgcs ovraNloncd hy the United
States truol,s that oefupicd Nashville and The
si Re. n y e,s ,nF anss: sns Wv VA. nts s
by the 1nntauflinr Rcbe1s, bnt what of Until All
goes now IN ono pool. Under the Riddle bill
the affidavit Of the claimant, supported by that
1oss III ii auy case Ii ' th's' impovcrishc eoSn,ty
reputable citizens asc about rs .nnxfons for
muney rs nrc disrcputablu orca, and II enc rep
utablc citizen ccrt3lcs to The t'ntm OF another
5dsseG dsseqes .sasr is VIZ e p oP 7" SS1 SS fG %
course sir. Riddle thinks, viii, the majority Of
his constituents. that Is entirely out Of tho
question: According 10 Jollnson's. nmnesty
proclamation, saJs he, all men In this country
placed on an e4ual footing.
4 pt,rtiYn o1 The persn,,s present At the meet
Ing being holders oi t1csc clninis usisted upon
hearing something from Mr.. Riddle about how
passage Of the illintrot!uced by him he thought
they might all 70 safely through. Unless tho
bill was passed us sotnc general law, with prr-
visions enacted, he did not believe the claiul
would hnvc 1Qlr el,al.rc.
TIE CANVASS IN fO1lTH CAROLINA.
Ntsp1fcA u thA .ffp l1rk 7stu<<
CHAHLoTTr, Oct q. "a trip through Ofnugc,
Alamancc, Gu!lfnld, Davidson, ninl Me=klGn-
berg shows that The Republicans will gain over
tho Governors rnte Of 137ea. w. A. Smith, Kc.
publican candidate for Lieutenant. (;overuur, llas
Just returned fr0n the West, havtng Travelled
through Burke. CatawIa, 1rcdcit, il.lIilt,, Stir
~, Forsythe, aid Gullforl Counties, Mnt reports
that tho Republicans arc receiving atctsssions
daily and viii mike gains In the counties suon-
toned. Tho Republicans Of the Greensboro
Congressional District are thoroughly United on
JRMcs +. Boyd, nnd there nre strong hopes Of
his election. The largest rotr ever cast In this
State will bo pvllcd next month.
, 1876-10-26
WISCONSIN,,
THU HOME or THE WIIlRLWfEn,

HtFcidt AVsJH&Gh ~ Ans Iel3HH3
NAt.EaA, Ill, Oct. a-llazcl drec,l, the yil-
lagc Ind wusto by the tornado lust sumncr,w
this evening the srel,e uf one the grAl,lest Re-
publican demonstrations tl.at has tukcn place
III Southern Wisconsin sluce the commencement
Of the caupaigu. Thu lion. George G. llaxcl-
ton, candidate Tor Cougrsss In TIT Th!tu Wis
coI,sin District, ltl.lreased ls5gs concolyza of
ctixcns on the Iolitica! issues III tho dny, alltl
charged his hearers with his cloauencu aud con-
vlnuInE argument. A ,orrhliuGt parade tooli
I,ated in by l,OlN Of the Hayes anA Whcclcr Min
utc-Mcn Of Galrna. The procession wps LcAltcl
Ny tin shuilshur9 brass baud, QUE Of tho l!ncst
" uslcai organizations In the State ni Wiscol,alu
Mr.. llaze!ton Is oplosing rllo Os1oll, who, dur
lug thu War, was u rauk CopperlIead, aud wore
tbs bulge ot that dctcstahle class of fcbcl sym
pathizery. IfG will be elected to stay at homo
by a najority Vt 1900.
FIFTH WItCoSSlN DISTRICT,
Special Dispatch IL TIA Ifiauns.
FOND HI Lac, WIS.,, uct. 24.-Dcmocratic
rpughs last evening rOttelleggel tho colorcd
sinyes unl Wheeler Club III this city. Thu
Democratic police fDrec refused 10 tntrsfeEe.
Al Sheboyxuu Fslis, village ut 1.U00 people,
lust evening, an immense Republican l,lass-
ussupg was held. -Four hundred tozchsa were
, 1876-10-26
IOWA.

Speeiai D'sputeh 10 7"s Tribune
Iowa CITY. H., Oct* 25.-Thc ittpuhEea's OF
tlIs city contained this evening MI affidavit OF
+la pps.n,atcr NJ f,,ft,,no,vjis u,,,v rnntrr.
~. o'.ns -. .aPo' .a' .1"s. TA.'''
tllctlng Inc assertion hhauo NY John T. irish,
editor Of the Daily Irss OF this city, In speech
uu the evening uf his return from u stu,upinc
to,,y in 1ulann thut c,crss nj tn, lI1cc ri
.ou. ~ .nuau0' ."us e,si 40 ~ ."o y.
that cats wcro ehSaScd NJ sao polis all aay ot
the election and neglected their duties III the
na nar,as ai m0A 11 nn''e1 no .rr,.,
iii, t's.'.,,', 49,. ,.s''
romt'cat ~ a'ssnssns s. " T,,,. 1"s "uH!y from
Ivy Ivy o'i.a ILL., e'cst9u ~ Ah.S n,, eoon.y ~ Sluse,
TipI, IT., IcS ua6 nS ,as! ug'i nh,,,,n e4aHF ana
ha~n1 nnm nueta I.u,n, nSHpis ,M iu. H., smu.
aaaH LOT e9!,SsSs t,v sa"smss w" tht. ~ % smc o.e
S.ilT' Sl' EpeIe.es "eas n.auo ~. a SVesl':' ~
Go1MtteI r. @n"nutastuiluI NY NV y IVY ulhcs ~
t!c ntet: AZ !iafcs ahts W1eelef cluh went
there IN soreAl'ght procession.
ngkLihgTof;. It:
u,,,,. ,>at Sgtetai 1'spd'eh 70 1hf aTioana
o,n, vi. Ia ~ H. nas Gc. ac
, 1876-10-26
GRAND RAPIDS. IttcE1.
,Sxst,tl IlisuhteA to Tie Tribune,

GRAND RAr1nS, MICH
Special Dlsphteh to Tie Tribune,
GRAND KApius, ALiell., Oct M.-Thc demon
stratlon hero last night IN honor Of James q,
Blaine anil Senator ferrr wns the largest po1lti-
cnl gathering ever kuown iu Western Michigan.
t!lcsc bring fully aa5,UUO pcoplc present. Atr.
l}1ainc spoke briefly Ia the afternoon, but made
Ills great speech ut night to The most enthust-
ns,ic multitude wo have ever seen llcrc. After
midnight, l,30 torcllIght-bcarors Arrivcd from
Lansing, fonla, aud other points on the Detroit
Il Milwaukee, Railroad, having beet, Detained
nearly slyo hours from ran.oH OF seven Of their
ours, and, strangc to Say, nj ono waa killed, md
only ollc man hurt. un ihu arrival ot tho
1unsas they marched to tho Morton House, atia
ifty-,nlnulos' speech, this being hi. third
epeccl, within twelve hours. lie WIS followed
by sticlltgan'a faroritc ron, senator Ferry, ~ q
magnificent speech, which was cllcerctl lusti!y.
800 pounds 10 tho, OCCASION. The visitors were
tlsvH furnished lunch, md returned home ut
Hundreds Of Grccnbaekcrs here l,avc seen tho
and ase returning TO the Republican iold.
A1r. bla!nu left for Illinois tl,ts morning.
srvRo1s, MICH:
srus sfs' s 0s sfie + s1f azest nsan gather
III: Of people ever held IN this place TO listen to
a political speech assrmblcd iii Union Hall Inst
evening. It was expected that Vtce-Frgstdnnt
Ferry and Senator Cslristiancy would be present,
hut other appoint ntmcnts kept them away. A.
though the people weru disappointed, yet for
two hours they snt md listened to speech that
nll pronuunco tho best delivered in this tpa''ty
during the campaign. air. j. ". Fnney,
United States District Attorney, from Detruit,
with cutting sarcasm held up Sanuel J. Tilden
and the Democratic party l'clurc I!o peopla MS
'ircforners." lIu nls., showed the Danger pf
elcctinE Northern Democrats to Conclr6s Will,
the ia1sg hopes that they may control thu South
Instead uf being controlled By them. On this
nolnt his speech WIS particularly applicable 10
this district tthc rourtl,}, ~ tile Dcmocratic
nominee for Congress IL n!so the Grccnback
nominee, and there Is great apprehension that
the Republican candidate inny bc defeated by
this cu.nbnatious
A1tEGAE.
Special Dstdtca to 11e Tribune.
ALt.EttAN, Mich, Vet. :4i.--'rh1 Hon. John c.
Blanchard, Of innIa, addressed IL sltm audience
Hendriejss, and lie1orrn. liz viii not make auy
votes for The RETURN element hcrc.
, 1876-10-26

oIa.H f,1 no5 - a c1,, .,,x, ~ nu,,ncn
Tie results, then, Of thu Colorado election
nre as follows: John L. Routt, Republican cau-
%s,e wv ~" ruse,'', NY ~ ,, uts Malpy " nsalS
1,0oo over Dcin NJ. Hughes. James Il. Bcltord.
f.. ths ror!r:'ou,sh IND ro5,yat 1 cnste:s,
,r, nrua .a's",'' =, nel"eeH 1'o a'n wv o,I'
Thomas NJ. fattcrso'h late Democratic
~ ~ u.u,,s,,a ST. .,.,.. ,..,,..
o. tne fennoi!cnn statc ticket hht fnn19ritlcs
s'1 Is ato aM y ~ ~, a;o M.' tuu
Licket NV!. tioov tu <,sn' Ing HvErN2c nspun-
licah nn]oasty g On 2lie whole t!cEgt If l,oO4-a
gain Of 3ta0 osGr INT, when The Territory want
II ge5ae Inc sta y sorty d1e t9ta sSS
Id two wears, e, taking t|.s a. basis f,r cttI-
mating nop1,atio,,. It wI,,,ld show Ihor.,,o Il,
nc,tton II m,,1t - woii w M. liz snrt tnn,
,r. .,,t ~ ~ th,aa+, .. ,i;,t
co'oaao cfa ss III daa"s as sie was |
. - ~ son r. ssgnnto appear tint .as cpa,s.
erca ,s, to hayn s.nSt ver coach , lS1 e. nsonc
Tn asw sTs4e
VII BE- ,nnng,ratc1 on "Wednesday. Nov. !: upon
}ne n, faIsass'GE ;a o. se VntG. y e Lsas!atasr.
iinnes: The Lcsls1ai9re consists Of scnat.
q MIenty'nsS W., :1T1abcrs e, , ala nonsS & ~
ions -n'nS ro,iitssaJ, Tue former e'ai,as mano-
VII, & IL vols III II 5eaesson County @ e Ie aetsl
spoh' Mnaen Whl ehanso INC fatio 70 twehiy shu
ntr. n tne tsonhG tnerc arg ta1Hy.twn Henanlc.
nns "nn tesehtcen Det1aesals. ao y VIII pe eeen
inatt az hatay, snc uenpe!ath Wy! zee! nin,ost
lotti u vii 10 tlldm no eoou 10 mako hsA'ln 90
any mpnl,hnt measure. nna lnciI eon!y nope y %
eicnte alstsohs Among tht' hepnoneaas naa Act
tn n - Ios A. 1Gr IT,, @ j.; ~ t. e n sGeS
tage or tlie ontslue )chonsy a4nlnsL DshyeF at.'t
maSs ehmn!nataons oetWeen the Mo'ntsn " aiatttcsh
ma INC enMtn ~ against nenyer atu Tho norm.
IraGes o! Lhss G,htt eane near takiH tho Cnplh 10
nento as INC last acastoh OF tue ferfiof1al Le2s'
Iatnfe. ,,.,,,
. Among tnc hsat dhties 81 INC l.e2ieintnfe &il bc
nS sel5saon OF TWO an!tsa sr,tes ssna!Grs from
GolorsAo: y Is Eenefatly agreed I'M. Tue tlot;
Jerome r Ehaucc, cI.pcesatp - congress, and
,., ~, @ 81 tne rlsst Nntona! .,amE o. nenscr
~ no on ,r ~ ~ 10 me tseono III ters no ees1ashy
@ enSes VIII no. on ao%Sa 70 sat.y on on,n aaS
nonois Ing eaath, %tiGh Is always N nhsat!saen
ann @ e!a,1nuua sn1toE ~ eglusaau Tnh'es. psssGnts
iMu eanu!nhter. tne itnf'. noeGs Haeu' ea.Ghlet-
1Mstse VI IL aeretp5!. anu tno Liun. ncnsKe n.
suHeoI!t nhGe t,e!ecnle to Cong1cs.. hoth a!a
teesaehts q! faeoo' ne san Jaan conmsy pnH
~, II ~ c.a'W. IT, ara VIII Psonany ulRc tho ANN.
!Nomaa ~. noWen.nl pe! So7c NolnEann Stflh33s
nas strong eana1QRtt IN INC nSrten Or William y
.a" ts'o tsasa5ss hno f,cHT,res4oens o1 tnG
IN 1ssorvc the Hon. 1lcnry Sl. Teiicr,'
q Iehfat clty, Hne lawyer cnd hotoit pont'cian.
,ni.s ~ - .L 80. H,t. u.H, W ~. a"ss,
nav In pn.sih,e thni a cnmnromT.e candIjsts v.,ii
4 JIM
, 1876-10-26

LIN INK ~ ENN
THE LATE ELECTION,

THE LATE ELECTION.
INDIANAPOLIS, ful., Oct. a5.--Thc Secretary
Of State to-day authorizes the following rs the
result Of tic recent election: Tho highest vote
cast Was, for Treasurer OF State, Democratic,
2ia,olo; Republican, .05,els; Independent,
1e,0S1; total, 434al0 The average plurality for
the Democratic 3tntc ticket fs ESQ, that for
Williams over Harrison for Governor being
6,1J0,