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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02
Otlnmwa. Jnly alst, IsTe.

ORR Zebulon Vance, a Democrat
and a candidate for Governor OF
North Carolina, says the platform
of the Democratic party is the repeal
of the reconstruction acts and negro
suffra ore"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02
Nt. Louis Market.

ST. Louis, Aug. l.
[ By Telegraph.
Wheat-lower for No. 2 Fall, but
others firmer. No. 2 Fall 81 15@17
cash, Is Aug, and 81 l54 Sept. No
3, 95@ac, and No. 4, TIC.
Corn-lower; 4OA@1ac cash, and
43c October.
Oats-dnll; 3lc asked and 2Sc bid
Whisky-unchanged 81 10.
ProvisiOns-dull and weak, and
tending downward.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02
AS Install.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-The Turks have
penetrated into Scrvia and will again
assume the offensive. The Monte
negrins have been defeated at Anti
vara, and four hundred Bulgarian
prisoners have been released ut Phil
lioppoli.
The European congress upon the
Eastern Question will soon meet at
Brussels,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02

CHICAGO, Aug. |.
BY telegraph
Wheat-one cent lower at $3.50
cash, 92hac Sept. No. 3, Zoe.
Corn--easy at 45ssc cash, and 4515 (
September.
Oats-flrmer; 3O1ac cash.
Rye-firmer at 55lsc.
Barley-nominally unchanged al
SOC.
POrk-heavy and lower Mt $1S Al
ESQ cash, and Is 65@70 Sept.
Lard-easier at $40 S71a $50 cash
and $ll 90 Sept.
Whisky-$l l01a.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02
An Arch Bishop Suicide. .

LONDON, July 3l.-Thc Times says
Arch Bishop Butcher, of Meath, Ire.
land, committed suicide while deliri-
GUS from suffering from congestion OF
the lungs and bronchitis. On his Ia.
Bile was slip of paper bearing the
single word ''mad."
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02
rhe Presidents opinion Of wilson.

The PTeStdent'S Opinion Of Wilson
WASHINGTON, July 3l.-The Presi.
dent is very indignant at Bluford
Wilson's testimony before the whisky
committee, and denounces it as a It's.
sue of wilful Misrepresentation
He declares that he will either publish
. statement this week or demand q
hearing before q committee,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02
Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO, Aug. |.
| BY Telegraph
Hogs-Receipts 1900. Rather qni.
ct but steady common to choice sc &c
@75, light Sc 6O@65, heavy to pack.
ers at Sc 3O@5O, and to shippers al
IS 5O@65. Philadelphias $6 75.
Cattle-quiet. Receipts 5000 head
Medium to good shippers are quota.
bic at from ~ 20@5 1917,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02
Contyadlctee,.

CHEYENNE, July 9.-The report OF
the killing of the Springfield Repub.
loan correspondent by the Indians,
is contradicted by W. III. Hihbard,
who met correspondent Richardson
at Hot Creek on the 26th inst,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02

~ virtue Of avenditioni exponas to me direct
cd from the Clerk of the Circuit C0nrt 81 Mahssa
county, Iowa, on judgment Obtained in sai.i
Court on the 18th day Of November. 1874, in favor
ot francis Huber o. plaintiff and against Henry
foi ne sum Of Four Hundred and Eighty four
dollars s,i and fifteen cents and costs taxed At
~ ~ anu accrntng costs. have levied upon the
dtIendant, % satisfy saih execution, TO. wit:
Lots hys (0 and six a. block eleven an IN Ed
dyvilie, Wapello county, Iowa.
And will offer the same for sale 10 Tho hohas.
bidder for cash In hand on the 10th day or Assnss
IHo. ~ 'front.' q the Court House In Ottum. 4
~ y ne hour Of O'Clock, r. NJ. of sai1 day.
the nn1er1lgnsd. ~ eAssA -
Datsd e Ottumva, lows, June l8th, Is7s.
TR.sPlLMAN sheriff said Co.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02
a Call for Tw,eea

William, dear william. come home 10 me now.
Your sammy is feeling fOrlOrn.
He misses your hand and he MISE your voice,
Which he knO . would be raised for reform
The barrel IL empty, the CANVASS ahead
AM still thes are crying 'Or more.
Oh! w liam. my love II you only were here
To shove Q check under my door!
Come home, come hoMe
Dear Will m, my william,
Come me
Inter. Dom
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02

'sThou can'st not say did it; never
shake thy CORY locks at me-" for yoat
acre at least a paSssCe dccomplice IN
the giant frauds Of last Nocember.
Yonr name was used without pub
lie protest Oh your part, in circulars
sowed broadcast over the State,
whereof the manifest intent was to
snake assurance donbly sure" that
the frauds here perpetrated should
not be overborne by the honest vote
Of the rural districts. And yoa, mol
merely by you,' silence, bat By positire
assumption, haze corered those frauds
By the mantle Of your respectability.
On the principle that ''the receiver
is as bad as the thief" you are as
deeply Implicated IN them to-day as
though yOur name sc0s 1,ceed, O'Bgien
or Oakey HdN.
Mr.. Tilden, you and l were ardent
participants in the struggle of lS40
wherein Martin Van Buren was GUST
ed from the Presidency by General
Harrison. You know how thoroua h.
ly our city was absorbed in that con.
test, wherein every man, woman and
child took a deep and lively interest
Our elections were then held through.
out three days. There was a regis.
tration freshly enacted which black
legs had not yet learned to circum.
vent, the right of suffrage was a.
widely diffnsed as it now is, and no
one ever complained that a single
voter was unable to poll his vote
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02
UUFS truly,
Ill II CIAIrssrN

Mr.. Claussen Sits out the kernel in
this campaign correctly, which is "the
transfer or not Of The General GOee,n.
ment into the hands Of Southern Con-
.fedey0fes."
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02

rs.s---~----.r5.-.-..-- ,c 49,.
Nation will average about two-thirds
of crop, while Others will not yield
over one-half. The Fife variety has
suffered most, and will not average
up to half crop, as whole. Corn
never looked better, and with IA
vOrable season from now forward it
will be heavy crop. Oats are equal
ly promising, and the farmers count
a full crop on these two cereals.
We learn from the Clarinda Her.
dld that the corn crop in Page county
is splendid, and a large yield is ex-
pected. Rye is the best of the small
grain. Oats are badly rusted.
McGREGoR, Iowa, July 25-In the
northern counties of Iowa the wheat
crop is badly injured by rust and in
sects. The yield will be about half a
crop. Corn, oats and barley are in
fine condition, and promise an i'm
mense yield.
A trip to the north of this. city a
few days since, revealed to us the un.
pleasant fact that the wheat crop is
almost total loss, owing to the rust
blight, weevil and other causes toe
numerous to mention. Many fields
will not be touched until they are
plowed up in the fall, while many
others, indeed most of them, will not
pay the expenses of harvesting. On
the bottom lands corn is literally
drowned out, and on the higher
ground-except where it has been
thoroughly worked--doesn't look as
though it would be two-thirds Of a
crop. Warm,dry weather may make a
great improvement, however, in the
next two weeks, but the outlook now
is decidedly blue.-Mdquoketa SENT.
mel.
The crops in Jackson, Clinton, Jones
Linn, Benton and Tama counties are
about the same. Wheat not good
oats, barley, rye, and other small
grains will be a fine crop. Corn looks
well.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02
GREELEY TO TILDEN.
The Candidate of the Democrats
-Four Years ago to the Candi-
of the Democrats this Year.

The Honest Oid Philosophers Rlts'
terlssg letter 10 Ttlden on Tam.
many and the Election FRAUDS.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02
Village ovrnec

Troy, August la large portion
Of the village Of Crexacnt 1 burned
this morning. Loss, $4,000.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02
~ I.suls Live stock Make,

Sr. Louis, July 81.
Hogs-Receipts 1000. Active and
hig her.. Stockers IS M@6 90; York.
ers IS 20@35; bacon and butchers
~ 2O@5O; Philadelphia sc 10000.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02
Cavalry Going to Crook and Terry
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-One hun
bred and twenty -one recruits are to
be forwarded to regiments in Dakota
and Colorado. and "A to Gen. Terry's
command.
The Secretary of War has sent to
the House dispatch of General
Sheridan s, Recommending an increase
of the companies of the I'd, Sd, 4th,
9Th, and tn cavalry to one hundred
men, as was done for two regiments
on he Rio Grande, and submits on es-
innate for the men required In ad-
dition to the 900 men authorized by
law. The number required to fill the
regiments of cavalry Oh the frontier
men to each company, will be 9, 500,
and the expenses 81 ,634, 200. General
Sherman prefers these regular en-.
listments to volunteers.
WASHINGTON, July a.-The Com.
mittee on Banking and Currency this
morning failed to come to vote
Goode was absent which left the
hard money men in o majority. A
proposition is under consideration tC
appoint n subcommittee to sit during
recess, and refer to 1t the entire sub.
ject including imitation, resumption
currency and the silver question, with
instructions to make a thorough i'm.
vestigation of the whole subject,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVEX.



The Republican voters of Wape,lo county are
requested to meet in Delegate Convention IN the
Court House at ottumwa, on Saturday, August
l9tn, at O'Clock p. m to nominate candidates to
re voted or November 9Th. to nil the following
County Offices, to-wit: Jerk, Recorder, and one
member Of the Board ot Supervisors
The rate of representation viii I've i've ast
egaies for each township, and one addi-
ionsi for each fifty Votes or fractional part there
OF over twenty-fiVe, cast for samuel Kirk
wood for Governor in 1875. This will entitle the
several townships to the number OF delegates in
,l,catesi by the following table:
Agency......... ...t streen...-.; ..'''''......s
Adams ..........-....6 Highland. IS.
Ienter--lst Precinct L. Keokuk ............. I
- Nj Il thik ..
Columbia ........ ....a Pleasant
lass ................-'..".o Nicnahu '.'''''''''
COMPETING washington ''s
Dahionega...... ..........,.s =,
'The Republicans of the several townships ar
requested TO meet At their several places OF Votn
on saturday, the 18th Of August, at p M, an
elect delegates to the County convention
III. L. WATERMAN,
Chm Rep. Cen. Con.
Otiumwa, July slst, isTa.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-The Presi-
dent has requested the resignation oil
Supervising Architect Potter.
The President will to-day sign the
sundry civil appropriation bill, and
accompanies his approval with 6
message explanatory of his views un
favorable to certain portions Of thu
bill
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-02

LONDON, July @.-Y oder o W n
Martinez town of Sweden, was almost
totally destroyed by fire on the 22d
inst. Great distress prevailed, and
the damage amounts to many mil
lions of crowns.
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Commodore Vanderbilt WAS easy yesterday.
Miss Adelaide Nelson arrived IN the steam
ship SoYtna Yc-terlay.
Mis-, Mary H. MnyGeld, OF l75 West Eleventh
street, IA reported to b. ni-sng
q rorge A. HON, aged four years. was drowned
IN rpuus near Wuoa!ANu Z, ,nct'r lr-terlaY.
II H'urotta FMukel aged III. Of ~ BaxteI
street fen down night VI stars yesterday anu "A
KILLED.
bernhard H. Relnhol1, a drnssis, at Forty.
hrst street nj Ihd avenue, h.' 20. tA missing since
Saturday even ug,
Wiluam Maxwell, rel estate agent at Third
avenue and lNin rr.rf, Nlrd SO ileuN -trfiay In
II rueubrudc a Johu~uus clal uulrc IN Mott Haven.
Peter Kirby, aged two years, VS. under treat
mont NJ lrrNur Hospital last m mt pud ln preca
r,Hus couu uu, IA tuuHVQn cr 90 hn excessive uVse of
.,...-try sdmluisterel uN he f@iu'r 30 '-'
Judge barrett Oh saturday lat struck out thu
answer OF Prot y. De M.tt M,r to the compliant "a
George he count Ju4nats A." frivolous, ordering ds
fen0ant to pay tlO costs and NO an ,wer within
ten days,
The Inman Steamship Company has begun .
suit Ia equity 10 the United states Circuit Court 10 -
slr!ln Edw.Ti e. Tuker, Acting Captain Of TIE PorS
rom rom eollecuns the duty of three cents pr ton %
eNttJ ton OF measurement Of the steamers of the con-
pany eAeh time theJ enter tle harbor.
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1HS WOES OF 4 PROCESS sBRvEs.
mr' Trsyuor Complains OF tho Results Of his
Trick upon ex-Dep. Coroner shinc.


Dr. VIM. L. Shine, ex-Deputy Coroner,
was arrested Yesterday morning on warrant is-
sueu by Justice fiammer, on the eflid ayit OF
Thomrs r. Traynor, cbarsing tho defendant
vito sssault and battery and robbery.
Dr. Shine appeared at the Essex Nsrto, po,,c.
Court Yesterday with his counsel. Travnor's
amdavit recited that he ia I'm tho empIov
OF m. Curiey' carriage maker, Of 100 East mir
teenth street; that on the 12th inst he called M
IL State street to serve a summons and cotn
piaint In suit against the Doctor; that having
been Informed that DIR. Shine would endoavor
to avoid service, he resorted to trick. and told
Mrs. Shine at the door that he wished to have
the Doctor prescribe for his sore leg tn 4 when
he first called he was told that the Doctor was
not In. but that later In the dav he called again.
ana was usbered into the Doctors ONCE, where
he found the Doctor, and handed him the
apers; that the Doctor jumped up and lock ed
the door, and swore that he, Traynor, should
no leave the room until he had paid A. for
medical services That the Doctor drew a pistol
ana Threatened to kill him; that deponent
pushed his assailant away b II was again thre It
ened with the pistol; and that, In order to gain
i,i nis ifeedo'n he paid the t5 demanded, ana was
Under examination Travnor said that be had
never before tried to find DIR. Shine: that he had
70 reason to believe that the Doctor would en-
oeaVor 10 avoid service; and that he went
ulrectly to his employer from DIR. SHINES hous :,
without making the facts OF the outrage known
,9 any omccr OF the law. His reason for W ting
th'rleen days TO make complaint was that he
wanted time to prepare.
Dr. shine deposed that on the 18th. Inst he
was .llsd out Of his sick room by bis wife, who
t.ld MN that his services were need q down
STAIRS by patient VINO seemed to he suffering
WIN bal f99t IN he entered his once and
found c9mulainant. who, when asked concern
ing MS ailment. made no answer, but hand d
deponent some papers. Then" continued Dr.
Shlne' -" got up and closed the door. and told
tne man that he should not leave until he paid
me ior my time and trouble. l demanded 81,
ana ne paid II. had no pistol, and used no
tIeitening language. Ny wife and my office boy
were loth present at the time.
:. MI Curley, Traynor's employer. testified that
layed action.
Shines counsel made a motion TO have
me case dismissed, Mgulng that the facts pre-
,'riee srnteu Warranted The presumption that the
prompted by Curley, who had had DISPUTE
WIN Dr. shine about u bill. Justice Flammer
~ ~ '''. vntered by Mr.. iogau, Clerk Of the
First District Court.
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cRooXAD DIv0RoE BUSINESS.
LAWYER Gales Alibi in the MeGarge Affair
A Drclrion Keserved.

LAWYER Gales Alibi in the MeRarge Affair
DeciriOn Reserved.
The case Of Wm IL. Gale, a lawyer, was
before the General Term Of the Supreme Court
ne arly the entire DIV, yesterday. upon the pro-
cecdings o disoar him for alleged gross miscon-
duct As as attorney for Alouzo Meearge In his
suit for divorce from his wife Mary A. MeGarge.
Judge Dayls granted Mr.. Megarge a decree of
absolute divorce In January, 1876, upon the re-
port of a referee that Mrs. Megarge had gone TO
the Grand Umon Hotel on the 5th Of Novem Der,
1874. win one James h. Baldwin, and that they
rem med there together over night SIX
mouths afteTward JudRe Davis set Hside the de-
cree on the affidavit OF Ms. Megarge that sne
went To the Grand Union with Mr.. le, who
had been introduced to her by her husband for
the purpose Of recurring divorce On the ground
OF fubandOndment that he took her TO "A private
pnrlor there, on uTetence t.for the purpose OF
The OisoTcc. II necessary To see some per-
son there. nd tnut he detained her on various
pre- eXis through the evening until 1t was too
late to leave.
Mr.. Gale now swears he wis not with Mrs.
Megarge, ana ne l. corrODorited by two wit
ne-ses who folio" ed her there, ana six mem
bers Of his family. VINO swear that he was that
evening at Rutherford PARK. Decision reserved
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THE BALTIMORE RACES.
The Knowing Ones all nj Sca-The Favorite
Tom Ochiitree 3.s::Seed.


BALTIMORE, oct. 25.-At the Pimlico race
cou 30 to-day the track was heavy aud the
weather cloudy and cold. The hrst race a
dash Of three quarters OF annie, for maidens OF
all ages. The starters were Danyiiis, Oid $ cks,
Waller, Rappahannock, Surge, - Of Ekhorn,
Gale, Courier. aud Sunbeam. Lorillard's entry,
d sweli's entry. R1ppahannock, and sunbeam
were the favorites. Sunbeam won in l:2lk, with
Waller second. Daryille third, aud Courier, Rap
pahannock. Gale Odd Socks, Surge, and Star OF
Elkhorn Ia the order named.
In tho second race, the Dixie Stakes, for three
year-olds, distance Two miles, Belmonts Sui
tana, Lorlard's Parole and Shirley. McDaniers
Nlgil, h. G.. lhOuas's ltefetO.. ana boswell
CummAck's Al-erlue starred. Lntillard's entry
wa, the thvorite, selling even against the Held.
There WAS hne starr, Parole leading OF, with
suit Sc cond, Heietos third, Algeure fourth.
Wal nfih. and Snrley sixth. Al the quarter
Suliana went TO he front, and there was no
other change until at the three-quarter pole
Parole again ran to the front. la tnat position
they passed the Judges stand and ran 10 the
quarter on the back sire ch. Then Nigil went
to the trout, with Parole second, ileretog third,
Algerine fourth, SHIRLEY lfth. and Sultana last.
Abound the lover turn Parole .gaih took the
nfst pl lca, bat wa- Ci seiy pressed bN Nlei and
Heretog " 3 at hts flank. o. the home stretch
Vigil made bInsn aud took the le d, win
Par ole second. Heretug third, followed uy Al
gerne, SlIrley and Sultana IN the order med,
aud thus the race fgi he'd. Tine, Hils.
Tue race lor the Central stakes for two-year-
olos. one mile. had as Il Itprs, L. Lorll rae
lionh St. McDAnteIs Princeton, Powers
Orule, Belmont rusqIehanua, aud Cl-oaugh's
ClOycIbtuoh. CloyctOfuok VS. tho fayoTlte.
susauehannq won. nalt a efstn ahead Of Bom-
bast, VINO led Princeton ons length, with Glover
brook fourln b. ana Onoie las. Time, l49G
The fourth race ~ds twu-mlle heats, Tor all
ages. MtidOns allowed, IL Yeas, 3 pounds; 4
4 years, puungs; II years and upw .rd, IL
poupds. Purse. $40 for lIst horse, 800 for the
seoond. Tom Ochntree, Add, lartn, rship, Pal
adm, and Athlrne started. Tom Ocailtree was
the lAvOrite al $50 To $0i against the field, and
took the first neat Ia Bah, Partnership second,
and Add thirG. lhe next two heats were won
by Add in JA7A and 34s't, Partnership second,
and lOm OCniltree utsliuCed.
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BUMP RACES IN PRINCETON
a Peculiar Contest In wiici. the College Onrs-
men Annually IndnIRc.


Yesterday was a field day at Princeton
'oheRe' 1t was tho opening day Of the second
annual bump regatta of the College Boating
Association, on event peculiarly interesting be-
cause OF Its novelty. A bump" race Is one I'm
heats between class crews, each OF the four
classes furnishing crew, and the winners Of
each heat pulling against each other In the
decisive struggle. In each separate contest the
crew belonging to the senior class Of the two 4,
alo"ed considerable start Of the other, which
ehueA'ors before tho finish to overtake but NOT
10 pass The first. II the second boat lap the
ntner by ever SO little the race belongs TO H. and
ing year. " S e''u-
There were 1--WE entries for the race Yesterday.
put the Scientific crew Withdrew ", LEAVING the
neIi 10 tho regular class crews. The course was
on tne hdtiidn canal from near the Kingston
.qneuuct To the boat house, a mile and n half
ne heats were between the classes of rs 10
ana - ~. The class of ~ has beld the Gun for
Tue past year. The class OF 80 gave that OF "a
iorty Yards the start, and rowed 10 such poor
exciting race. The forty yards start was also
allowed II but they were bumped by 20 within
the first half mile. The II crew labored under
the dis sdvantage OF having man In their boat
who had never rowed with them before; and
they also had trouble with tneir rudder.
Inc sport OF the day was marred by the pas
cage of canal boats during the races. Today
'13 and 20 to row the decisive heat, and
there Is to DO single scull race.
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4 BONANzA FOR LAWYERS.


Washington Tent, No. /, Independent
Order Of Kech-bles, Of this city, for several
years after its orr nzation In lsi2, had from 400
TO 600 MEMBERS but Of late years the interest
lessened, and the membership dwindied to
thirty nine. with an average attendance Of about
fifteen, and this small number were anything but
harmonious. lncS were divided into Two prln
ciph factions, who dulrrelled bercely as to VINO
should have he custody Of about Sa,OOU remain
lug IA the treasury. john Lafond anu TWO
others VINO were elected trustees, HAVING been
heporcd from tie onlce, sued in the supreme
Count Tor "A dissolution II tue association and
division of tho money among the members.
Eleven of the members were IA favor Of a di.-o-
iuti n, and twent-tlH opuO-ed II, ALLEGING IN I
the fund was trust fuud Tor he benefit OF the
purposes Of The Order. judge L.wrouco. after a
four days uial, grauts dissolution, hOl ling
that the trustees bringing the SUIT have no
other proper remedy. Although there han been
originally llign Tent TO which an appeal
could he had. there l. nd been none IN existence
since 1880, and II did not appear that there was
at present such an uilcerhs " HIGH chief Ruler,
who couli Ue appealed TO as claimed. He there
fore hppniDls receiver. Inc greater J. rtion OF
the money Will 90 to The six lawyers who have
been engaged Ia the case.
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The Newsdeaier. Organizing.

A meeting Of the newsdeaers was held last
night Ia the Germania Assembly Rooms. Three hun
dred dealers we're present. permanent Organization
was formed under the name OF the NewsdealerS Pro
tecuys Asocmuon. Inc following officers were elect,
ed, T. De Mnt iresldrni, ana Messrs. a Ensl D.
ON Res uiio q, Mrssrs. Rogers Richardson, ana Nc
Arthur, present % tue tOl4UNlng winch were unanl-
mouslY sdupttIi
Hhcre is, Ine newsdealors are not opposed TO re-
cuCtlDn Ia the Of te Aft iork Herd, out the
~noesale lree noe, not leave us marlin enough 10
mEhe tuLcont pfuNt Goo tuti le supply the paper
10 our custom anu AS there great dea Of Lls.
Iatlsf iCtlOn e1lt ting among me dcaiCr., ,1t is
hSsOfptd. That Cunnhf &c of tnTcr appointed to
walt upon MT. Jimrs Gordon bennett, respecttulY
represent this fact ~ hlm and AnO to ask for TeduC-
Iion Of the vhOlesa price TO ~ cents per cory.
hessrs r. De VIII, West, McArthur, aud Waters
were selected 10 present tho resolutions.