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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-13
NOTICE TO VETERANS

NOTICE TO VETERANS
widows Of Veterans of the War Of 1912
to 1915.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Auditors Office )
New Orleans, April 49, 1876 }
IN order to enable this Office to carry out the
provisions OF the pension law, act No. 81 session
VI $780, persons Claiming the benefits of this law
are notified to properly qualify and cause to be
sent to this office on or before the twentieth Of
May proximo, the prescribed certified COW of tho
record of judgment or Decree
The sale, mortgage. hypethecaton or transfer NJ
Claims to such pension is prohibited by law, and
payments will DO made to individual claimants
only or upon duly executed powers of attorney.
G. B. JOHNSON,
- ~ .f Auditor.
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DR.. Aver has been suffering from pillious'
attack. He is bitter now.
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1t is very mean low tide that leaves
shoal water on the bar.
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DISCOVERIES
FROM THR
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W 1ON PLAN L.
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contains no quinlne
FLORINE-For female diseased
Buy from your druggist II he keeps these reme.
dies; If not, they can be had at NJ r MORRIsON 4
CO.'S, corner Of Msgasne and Canal streets
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The man who stands. up in q street car
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It il . neat little manual Of l04 pages, rplak,
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ANU6E1lENY6. !


CHnORs"s
NARTHA WASHINGTON TABLRAu
CALICO DRESS BALL.
EXPOSITION HALL
On May IL and II. 1875. at $50 ?. !
For the Benefit Of tho
PROTESTANT kPIsCOPAL HON
ON JACKSON STREET.
Admission Adults twenty-five cents; Childsa -
RDfreohmonto. n
Ice Cream. ..l5c. Quicken Salad.
Strawberries. =. .l5c Sandwiches ..,
Biscuit ESQ. Turkey.
Lemonade ........... So. Coffee.
Cake. ...... ...' OC'
Strawberries and Ice Cream. Observation-Disclosures,
Tea. with Cap and Saucer. ........:: ...........S
After ton o'clock each evening there win n !.
dance for adults. 'mys q
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The next exhibition Of nameless force will
be given ct Milneburg.
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George Sanders VS.. Steamer Clark syille,
THR UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURf
l. LOT the District Of Louisiana, No. lO,832.-By
Iected IN the above entitled suit, l will proceed
70 20 ssll to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, May
to the Customhouse, on Canal street. in this CITY
the following described property VIZ
The STEAMER CLARKSvILLE her tackle etc.
Terms-Cash. ~ w.
May 2, 1876. o-'o' 1'0"
my3 I'd unitsd S,atAs Marsb.l
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Hard work is more effective than the
finest theories.
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Cisterns made to order and repaired. Al va
warranted to give entire satsfAc ton. lot Of 9
material and workmanship. kept CONSTANTLY 8
hand and for sale ct
Prices 70 Suit the Times.
Orders promptly attended to. fel3h
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MARSHAL'S SALES.

b. H. Peterson W.. Steamers Martha ard
Marie
n THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
= the District of louisiana No. 10 SO3.-By virtue
OF an Order OF court to me directed in the ab,ve
entltled suit. will proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, on THURSDAY May 49, 1876. at twelve
Ocl0ck A., at the entrance of the Customhouse
ON lanai street, IN this city, the following d.
THk STEAMER MARTHA, her tackle etc.. n
landing.
Terms-Cash
May 3, 1876.
S. B. PACKARD,
my4 u United States Marshal
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The loafers on Canal street should hire
club house.
, 1876-10-28
CANADIAN NEWS,


BARRIE, Ont, Oct, 31.-1ie special Commit
tcu Of the Smroa County Council appointed 10
confer with Quceu's- Counsel Cuprul on thu sls''-
1cct Of the Huron d. Ontario Shlp.Canal have
reported that they are satisfied that the under
taking Ia practsc1,blo at,d would bc Of great I'M
portancc To the country at iargc. a,,l rccot1,-
lnenictl tIlat u special committee be appointed
10 confer with the ssas,llng committee appoint-
ell by the County Ut York md tho City u To-
1oito. The report was carried and the CoEs-
mittee appointed:
OTTAWA, Oct. .I-A4Nur7ca!1s barEea to con-
yey inmmr to New York are in -great demand,
a!ltl freight TO New York has advanced to 25
nor 1,O0O fcut. The .cMnlA fur Canadian
barges Ia equally good, freight to Quebec ntng
"a hlgh aa 81. Four wecl;s ago tho prlce pald
to Quebec VIA $1.:a.
Spectal Dispatch TO 1As Tttoupt.
MONTREAL, t]ct. 3l,-rlie trial 0t the Misses
htellor, wlct las BEEN In progress hcref
DAYS before The Court OF uuctH's Bc,lc, tcrnl-
natcl to-luy. They wcrs charged with t'cing
accolnplices OF their brnthcr, who nbsconticu
sulne months ago With $lU, ,Ouu worth of jewel
~. Untl were nrqultttG.
The stcatnstlp Lake Neepigon 8Rils Tomorrow
for Liverpool with 100 shrcl,.. SIX hundred
sheen sllipi,c! few weeks agA arrived at Liver
pool will, 4 less of thirty. a largo shipment of
horses took p'nce yesterday by the steamship
Ontario.
Tic Ste. Marie Building Society has gone into
liquidation.
, 1876-10-28

Commissioner B,tsso yesterday received a PC
tItion from the Town OF Darlington, signed by
Gfty persons, rlcdgng him support for re-cier-
ttots.
The Grand jury continues to drag along slow
1y, It is doing comparatively nothing, which Is
illustrated by the fact that 1t has 50 fur made no
returns.
The County Collector WIS cs,Eagcd again yes
tcrday In selling rroperty to satisfy Eoutl, Park
special assessments. Among thu property sold
was the custon-Ilouse block, and several ot
the prominent South Side churches, tron, Which
IL would appear that "unc1o 6a.n'' IL among
thoec who Iiave been retntss In the matter of tax
paying. The sano thing ilaprencd lust year.
The attorneys in the Turner forgery case were
in the Criminal Court yesterday sccking to set
the causc for trial The Court was adverse To Il
speedy trial, oaslug 10 tic pressure Of otlrr bus-
lacss, and notified the attorneys that IT II 'vas
tried at an early day 1t must he hy anothcr
Jungc, and that unless the motion for c!'ange
Of yc,iuc was Withdrawn prior To Monday tho
casc would thcu be set and disposed Of.
, 1876-10-28
CASUALTIES.



E1Nswoop ILL.,, Uet. a1.-Wehr ire again called
on TO chronicle an accident OIL tho burlington
1loa,l ut this statior, which, occurred about .
o'clock this morning. 4 frciglh-traih bossnd
west WIS standing OIL tho main track awaiting
orders, when It was rlti1 into a'y following
fresht-train wlicf, WIS running about fifteen
miles m flour. Tic crash was terrific, md seven
box-cars at,l tho wa.ear mashed intu kiMllins.
Tho c1,gine wus huslIy wrecked, and. was
thrown sitlcwaY across the track By the shock.
Tue engineer mud fireman saved Themselves by
jumping uif lust bvfurc tic engine struck
Sandy Warncll, Conductor III tllD trn[t That was
ran Into, was in his way-car Mt the ting, but
cs1wlcl uGt from n,uler thu wreck utter the nc-
eltIent. lie received snmo Internal Injuries
ansl was takef to his home at Galcsburg IN III,
inscnalb1c condition No ono else WIS hurt.
Tho accident was caused by tho tratntncn neg.
lectIng to lug the following train, untl occurred
IN tho central park ot thu town. and. had The
way car takci fire, II disastrous co1lf1agEa-
tlon would certaln1y liayc tnkcn l''nrcc,
as rar loaded with kerosene oil
WAS attached to It. Passenger tratua
wcro not delayed long, MS tl,ry cat, got ty tho
wreck t.y passing over tho switches. 4 large
force Of lncn nrC at work clearing the track.
kirkwood has bccome famous lor WRECKS tits
tpNr
, 1876-10-28

tarv of State to the Safety Shell Ladder Cotn-
paly, Chicago. Capital aiuck f2,0M.
MONTPELIER, VI, Oct. 27.-f}otll housea OF
tho Legislature lnyo l,asse,s resolutions ~
structtnE their Congressman 10 ust thGir Inllu-
cncs for The repeal uf the bankrupt !aw:
MEArftla, TSun,, Oct. .17.---Thc Splritnalists
ns the State met here to.tay tu et,vcnttnl, tue
Rev. j. II. Fcrhtes presh,g, mud appointed!
rotnrn!ttcc to draft bylaws mud constitution for
permanent Stale organization.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Oct. 31.-l,t tho Federal
Court toelay, lut}gc II. c. Caldwell presiding,
three Of tha proprietors of Illicit tlsslilIcries
nr,i 81 GOO tlnc Dnvitl T. 1ntnan c,ie month aN
4i,00D l1no; Frazier Carr ono year md S5.MU
0nc; Amos r. Gurtts onu year and q, 0o fine:
l.uu'sv11.E,, KY, OFT; a;:-An tn,perta9t DC.
cts,on, hy which e!ss validity VI the Frankfort
decided yesterday by the dismissal Of tho suit
brought 'hy tho Att0rncy*Qcncsnf Of Kentucky
10 DECLARE II exhausted.
, 1876-10-28
SiiiciDE,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.-Early this morning
William X. Hastings, who Is supposed to BE-
resident Of Jackson Courthouse, Jackson
County, O., committed suicide by shooting him
self III tho forehead, at League Island. Tho
body was taken to tho Margues aud. OIL
making an examination, mute WIS found IN
ono OF his pockets, which read ia follows:
''afy watch Eivo to Ike; live OH aul prosper.
This terrible mystery. will never bo brought
to light. hope to God you may live to SEQ the
day tho truth Is not known, aud am helpicss.
There was nothcr signature nor aulrGss to the
letter; consequently no cluo cau l,o ohta1ncd as
to the circumstances loading to tho net.
Sptcid! DtsidscA to The Tribune.
IsDlANAroLls, Oa. 27.-Lcyt u. Stevens, n
nun So years OF age, committed suicide t,-tlny
by cutting Ills throat while insane This was
TIC seconu attempt he has lnado, Ho Was In
comfortable circumstances, and lc4gcs family.
st. Lol11s, Oc! 31.-An unknown snan jumped
otr tho bridge this afternoon and was drowned.
ILL left on the brfJgr atl oyercoat in which was
found *2s0, but nothing by which hc could bo
identified.
, 1876-10-28

ns he should. They also intend thai Mr., School
1,ns.cr shall Keep l,is wife in Couk County
Poor-Ito,1sc II IT. any one Ia the country. The
brother o! the inPanc la,y is tnp poor 10 ns.u11n
any expenses On her ,st,,l,ut cyrn II lie had
known anything about Tic Kind of treatment
which fft VIA receiving
III regard to this srloolmnates, Ills a,sfsfent
Is an unmarried female, ami they live together
with the mother Of the woman. Their Intimacy
gave rise. not n hundred yalrs. ago, to soinc
scnntlal, which rung in the cars Of tile members
OF the aforesaid asistoerattc church ,,ntl rolll-
mtttce was appointed to sec about It. x dele
gntfon Of latlfcs called uuon the srllnolmastcr
o.ie evening, expecting IL 1'u tntrn1,,rel 10
tho assistant as though she were tho
wife nf the man with Whom Sic
lived. Hut they were not, ansl there bclng only
suspicion upon WHICH to rest tho r,tnur, u was
suppressed. 1t might be well tn uslsl that tho
acu,o1nastcr will saso himself an intnlcu1al,lc
nfnoltnt of trouble and everlasting tlssgrace by
doing what lie can to mend fls why's, care for
his wltc M che should be cared for, and conduct
himself In the proper manner hereafter.
, 1876-10-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho Philosophical Society meets Monday
evening, tllo 3oth Inst, and not tonight.
Tho next regular monthly n1cctlng Of the
Northwestern Travelling MEMS Association !"
Will be held this evening, at tho club-rootn,
fremont House, Chicago.
Btshop Harrs, Vi Evanston, has Just returned
from mi extensive tuurncy. visiting all tho co.
fcrcncrs IN the Pac!!lc Slupc. The blsllop Will
preach ut Trinity Methodist Church suniuy ut
lu:45 q. III.
Tllr Doartl of DIRECTORS OF the l1alf.Orphan
Asylum sill serve wHrRs tas'eles from y y. NJ.
day, at Nus. 11a a,ul I'll Lasallc street. adlotn-
luz tho Board Ut Trntlc. Persons wishing to
contribute to tho supplies will send their con-
tribiltious tu tho lllnc-roUtl or to tic Asylum,
No. liz l'urlIllg street, before 10 q. IN. tiaily.
III maktuE this cfTnrt to replcnisfi their trcas-
,ry, they solicit the liberal patronage OF per-
sotal friends ad tho generous public at large.
, 1876-10-28
MANS INIIUMANITY,

AIAHIIEAHO AT 4HoAH1 HAE As
II is often ttiot speaking OF county poor"
treatment Of person hcrcft Of reason ia To bs
recorded. But wnsn man, calling himself 3
Christian aud a gentleman, deliberately aud
knowingly makes himself party to, nnd tho
chief instrument in, the maltrcatnlcnt ct
MI Insane human being, and that being hts
wlfo whom he has promised to accept
"a his lawful, wcddel wife, for better aud for
worse, for rrhcr and for poorer, md tu love,
cherish, and protect tho mere mention Of the
fact should bu enough 10 cause that man to hide
as he knows how. Yet there are such persons
and such cases, one Of which cosucs to light
rather singularly, lis follows: On tho West
sae bs esa .S vSts ns4ssa ssss CT e1R ss
q Christian gentleman. He goes In good
society, lives we'll appears well, and ia mem
ber and attendant Of onu Of tho nsistocratlc
West Side churches; lie l1as been married put
husband. This sister finds htr care q
burden and expense, aIld nntifes tho school
master to that e1Ecct., But the selloolnaster is
tliscards the woman-h!s Wits.
Not many days ago u letter was received by q
gentleman (Wtose natau it Is also unnecessary
e o ts0 s sdxsss qt s' u rs g. Es sssc cosa s
related by marriage, to tie wife of y Chicago
gentleman who Is the brother Of tbs Insane
Tint hc bad received letter from tl1s supe1la-
tgntlrnt Ut Poor at Malone, N. T., ssttiEg forth
tho tacts In tho case Ut woman kept ln the
Foor-l1ouse ut that place as common
pauper, uc learned she was from
Chicago, and was related to persona
here now. Her appearance was that oi j lady
ol ru,lnemcnt, ,anl abe was evidently out otpsart
there. Tho reason why tlle eupcr!ntent!ent ol
Poor lad written WIS partly To Ind out II there
WIS not soMe one Who could he held rcsponsi
bic for ller board aud other exenses.
III the above curious WY the facts reached
the eara Of frlends here, and they intend 70 &c
be taken to sec II tho srhoolmAstrr, the lus
baud cannot te maia to take care u Ills wlfe
, 1876-10-28

New York, Oct. 27.-TAis morning freight
tran on tho New Jcrscy Midland Railroad fell
through the trcstlc and hri1gc-HorR nt 1iaw-
thorn, tho engine and tender landtng cntl-forc~
most upon the Eric track, aud tho cars tun,blrg
In pile upon them. The engineer, the fireman,
and three hraken,en wcro fatally injured, and
the conductor l,atl both legs broken. Tho Erie
Kual Is blocked. The ewestwarl.bound ErIe trains
vii. bu Dispatched by tlo way of pIersnont anil
Sufrorn. Thu castwartl-b0n,d trniss, which lilo
west Of tho sce,,e of disaster. were cH,pttetl,
from Patterson.
Tic Central Railroad Company Of Now jcr.
sey offers reward pf *l,01J lor tic arrest, aud
$1,000 for tho conyfetion 0f the party or partirs
who misplaced tho switch IN tho night ut OCT.
"a, which resulted In the loss nf three lives aud
thu Youn1lng Ut fourteen passcnEers.
, 1876-10-28

Ar Eli an 4N%1HCA4oAt
The action Of the Board Of County Commits
sioncrs Thursday In c1cctlng Principal and
corps of teachers Of tho Normal School, titus
ignoring the protest Of tho County Board OF Ed
riratton, fns ra.sua /. largo breeze In the latter
body, and The opponents Ut Mr. Wentworth say
they nrc determined not to he cut
wittcd. They cry "Law, law" and
arc going to fight from til. lowest to
tho highest court, II necessary, to inaiutaln
their 5righta.', What they purpose doing Is
set forth IN tho sub}o!nca Interview fsad yes-
tcnlay by Il Tribune renortrr With Mr. Plant,
the County Superintendent of sehoos, and eS-
u!iIcio member OF the Board.
sad the reporter: ~ What arc you going to
We Intend to enjo'n the partles-thc
:. When!''
"Forthwith." .
"isayc you engaged lawycrs1"
"Ycs; Judge Lawrence George G. Camp
"Whcn will tho application bo mado for On
tnsunctionf"
"Tot!ay or tomorrow. We are also going to
cn]otn tho engineer aud janitar, and also the
County Treasurer, to prevent lin from paying
"on Whit ground will the application be
"on the ground that the Commissioners hare
no right to elect TEACHERS"
ness Of your Doardl"
ayes. The law says our Board sshall have tho
power to appoint tcaclcrs.''
Is there 10 provision governing their sc'cc-
ttnE Ii case the Board rannot a.,reet'f
l" M; there is no sucl, pfovision.'"
It will thus he seen that the point involved Ia
new olc, and therefore It is not unlikely that
the Supreme Court will hayc MI op-
portunty T. pass upon tho .qucstio!'.
Tho act i6 relation to Normal schools
was approd Marcl, Is, 1860 anil contains, rs
Mr.; rlant :, ny provision % en,.owe1nE q, any
body to seA teachers whcn the co9nty Board
las nerer before arise,l IN this State, md,
tl,nlgl, John Kountrec advised the eourHe Of tho
No,rtl OF Commissioners, Judge Lawrence hol,la
that they have tsa,,sccnaeu t!.cir authority.
The. application for IN injunction was tn prep
aration ycstertayy, and will probably he nrc-
srl1ool is to oItell Monday II there Ia no inter-
ference; but preliminary Injunction wi,l y. ~
Wcntwnfth will have to rest on lIis oars for at
!cast week longer, II not pcrpetualy.
, 1876-10-28
> POI.1TlCAL ANNOUNCEMENT


H6tkaIEHs
HxApQuAnTkEs REPUBLICAN, OAaFA1nN ConMtT.
TIE, funTliEAsr ConNsn Or LAKE ANU CLAnK
SrnRErs. CntcAao. Oct. 96.-1o fhs Republican,
or Cook County: We arc in possession OF selEab1e
information that m attempt will be mado to carry
tho c0nitg election ty frant. ast! that 10 means
In some insanccn been rcsortcd to tn tho interests
OF the Democracy.
1t " absolutely necessary to frustrate this at-
tempted fraud Every Republican should be him
self rcgIstcre and should scs that none but voters
alc permitted to roluan on tho regtstfn!ion list.
Many believe their names arc registered because
III many cnacs this IL not true. III some instances
such poll Itata weru wholly t!srcgafded. We urge
rcglatry Is to be roveed md 10 be certain that your
llaIno IL properly entorcd. Do not neglect tAis.
Let nothing interfere with this sacrrd duty.
Hy order Of the Executive Committee.
, 1876-10-28
VERMONT ITEMS.

ST. JonnsnuRY, Vt, Oct. a7.-Tllls morning,
at Calhoun Falls, Elk miles north Of this place,
Frank Johnson. Of WiMlharn, Me-; Charles
putnty, Of Concord, N. H., and Joseph llcon,
Of 81. Johnshurg, were cxcaratIng for paper
mill, and PLACED souc Ecnd.rock powder to dry
u,lflcr stoyc iii tho basement. W1,!ln they
were at work on ttc first floor, tho explosive
igntcd, blew the building twenty feet squirrel
into kii,ul[ng wood, and hurled tl,e men sky.
ward. 11com was dcnl,ded Of ls clothing, md
filled with spllntcrs, md may die. Joll'ison and
Futnpy will recover. -,
A falling derrick instantly killed F. ".
Hawkins, une at tho proprictnrs Of the St:
J0hn8bury Granite Company. Hawkins was W
YCar8 old, aud RECENTLY married..
, 1876-10-28
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

The Hon. P, Mitchell, formerly Hi'nlstcr Of
Marine Of Canada, is in town at the arand Ia
Gfic Hotel.
Mis-. Lucille Western and Mr.. A. q, Cam
bridge, l,cr hustucss manager, arc at the shef-
man House.
Mr. William sturgcs, Of this city, arrived at
thc Tren,ont Yesterday from Philadelphia, &C.
conpan1cd by Ills bride. They will remain in
town few days, and will thcu proceed to Cali.
fornta on wedding trip.
Tha temperature yesterday, as observer 'y
banassc, opttctat, IS Madison street (rR1nusn
Buildng) was at o. m., n degrees; 10 a. III,
As; 13 M, 81: 8 p. M. IS; p. M, 55. Baro1u'
etcr At 8 .. H., 30. o.os; p. m., ao.3.
Charles Clucas h Co.. IA Warren street, New
York, have isssc.l their llrst number Of the II"
lutrirtes 1rochtnblntf, a German weekly paper,
profusciy and finely Illustrated, and containing
IN nbundanco Of interesting reading matter
DcputY.Coroner Mc1trr yesterday ha1h MI In
quest upon Trnnk Oswald, the young tterman
wllose bntly was found in the river ht foik
street yesterday with dagger up TO tnc , n,at n
the abdomen. d verdict OF ocatn ny bu'e1oe
Tas rendered.
Tho Coroner Yesterday commenced an Inquest
upon Joseph Wiek8, wllose death was cautGd ny
pistol-sllot wounds inflicted by hfs lahdlos:i,
Patrick Gauchan. Inst Saturday night; Qnly
two important Wltncsses WITTY vi r. eAae"t "'''''
tho case was postponed un1l! iuesoa'' ...
The United States Grand Jury has been inves.
tgating the saas Of INC ailegGa sIooastness ~
tho Norris dise,l'cfy anq feSo!veu ~ nt ~ ~
discussing t'in rfnBfsety o. nsHHE ~ maAs1'
mcMt against Observation-Disclosures 'a14es ~
MeGratsi.
A meeting NJ tlrr-goods clerks was held In
lower Farwcll Hall Lust evening for the rurposo
Of forming an assoriation for mutual cultlva-
tion Mt. E. Anderson occupied tho chair, mud
Mr, r, Barnc,Yan was Secretary. The time Of
tic meeting was given up to the hearing OF tho
optnlone of members concerning tho scheme.
Tbcv % were uniformly favorable to 1t, but no de-
cisiyc action was taken.
,,o,,o,d,~ ,,o.,,,,, mn,
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, 1876-10-28

States aro present. Miss Wizards report for
the year te.s forth that tl,cru arc organizations
of Wnmrn's Christian Temperance Associations
IN twenty-tllrec statrs. Meetings to hear
spcccltcs nre held nightly. Miss Waltnce. Of In
tInna, ycstcrtlhy nlm'lo speech, ~ dill also MtH.
Latllrop, of Michigan, and Mrs. Leavitt, Ut Gin
clntns!. They generally favor arbitrary. ncaa-
urcs tn, suppress saloons. To-day resolutions
were submitted on the Juvenile work, THO lct-
sEon took plnce on tic resolution pfctlglng. thu
members TT the Convention to htstaln from
,saytak!ng of fcstnentcl wine Mt tho calumuuton
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, 1876-10-28

PN1LAnKLplliA, Pa. Oct, 27.-Tlls morning
Gov. Itaycs md his purity Visited the Centennial
grounds, and aEo Spending the day inspecting
tho principal objects Ut interest.
Thu international Poultry Exhibition, which
WIS to llaye been opcnod on the Centennial
day Or two Oh account Ut tic Incomplete
urcnatatiOns.