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TRAGEDY WEsTCHEsTER.
Overseer of the Poor Arick-on Repeatedly v
stnbb, d BY Drunken Man.

Carroll Mccarthy of Mamaroneck, being
much under the influence Of quor. ON SUNDAY
evening last, began TO abuse Mrs. sidney Robert
son. against whose family hs had an old grudge.
Mr.. Jacob II. Arickson, Over.eer OF the Poor,
interposed, and thersat Mccarthy assault ID
MIN. lhey clthched, M IN STRUGGLING sey raj
quick thrusts were made by Mccarthy, after
which he bioke loose from tho 40 ~ Mr.
Arfks0u and Ned, After " king mort DIS
tance Mr.. AricksOn tainted DIR. Sw n found
fpur stibs, tw" IN the l+ft thigh, one Of which
penetrated tOthe bone another Is In Lha spine,
aud II lnful qua serious ; aud the fourth is in
the lower part OF the atdOmen, and may be
mortal wound deputy Sheriff Somer- arrested
McCarthy IN Rye and Justice WIN .. Palmer
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THE ExrRADIrIos DEADLOCK.
Eari Granville showing tho only Advantag,
Derived from Eari Derby. Course.

LONDON. July A.-In the House OF
Lords this afternoon Bari Granville called at
tention TO the extraditIon question. He said
tue act OF 1870 could nave no effect on tho treaty
Of ls42. he only advantage derived from Earl
Derby's course was the questionable enjoyment
OF the society Of cert Ia American citiLens
until they are arrested for cheating, robb.ng
or numbering some one here. He hoped the
Government would soon hnd an issue from this
deadlock. He also sdvised remedial legislation.
Eat Deroy's arguments IN reply To Earl Gran
Vile were similar to those In the already pu TO-
lshed correspondence. He said NEGOTIATIONS
we're now going on with the hopes OF speedy
success Meanwhile, the Government is CON
oertinS means 70 tide over the Interval.
The Earl of Nj nber V. Lord Coieridge, and
Earl G'ey supported Earl Granville he de-
bite was az JOurhed IN con .eqdenc- of the illness
of LOrd Cairns. the Chancellor VINO was taken
suddenly Ia whlle speaking.
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The sauer.Miller wrestling Match

BALTIMoRE. July A-lbe contest between
Thieuaud Bauer. the Frenchman. and William Miller
the Engsnman lor the championship In wrestiing and
o. OOO came on tonight at Fords opera House. The
nrst round flushed by Bauer throvins Miller :
time bs minutes The second round Wa called AZ pib
Miller selZed Bauer BY the neck anu utter ttru"ge OF
-four mlnu forced MIN tnr moor gaming ihn round
In the third aud last rOunl Mhiur AVain pod Bauer
b. the neck an sitter 1erce struggle ~ IA minutcs
,nded MIN on the nOOr and the ca. Bauer was
tho favonte a. the OoSlnning VI tho wfossie
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MorHER,s TIMELY rHoUGHr
she sucks the Poison from Her sons Wound
A Mad Dog in BrookIyn

George Frank. son OF George l.. Frank,
barber of ~ Nassau street, brooklyn. was bitten,
yest rdW morning, b. mad dog. The animal,
moLs'el In which black and tan pred ominated,
fastened his teeth In the boys thign, inHlctlng
an usly casn. The boy ran home, and bis IN 9th o.
or quick V undressed him and applied her
mouth Ia the wound. and kept sucking It until a
physician airyeu And cauteuLed the gAsu vita
ni tic acid.
lne same dog bit n Maltese cat belonging to
Mr.. r. n. KIRK, corner of Adams and Nassau
reefs and a dog belonging 10 William l. ne, Of
y IS a aud ishingtOn streets After chase
from Snells nlley through Htgn, Warrington,
HILARY aud Ad ans streets. Mr. Denton, jeweller,
OF 40 Nassau street, kilel tha animal with a
stuck. Inc cat bitten wa, also killed, out Lane
refused % sacrifice MS dog.
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AGAINST TnE sILTER BILL.
Nine Hundred Millions 90 he Given 90 the
DebtOr Ciass.

The Now York Chamber of Commerce las re-
quested the Hon. Abram s. Hewitt "to remonstrate in
s behalf against the pending silver bi unjustl, and
needlessy permitting the pavnont At par Of tnan
eleven thousand mlOns OF dollars OF public and pr
yate dobts by silver coin deprrcited ~ market e
least is per crntum aud liable 20 still turthCr
TO aud depression. OF this drOt more than thou
snd millions exist IN tie accumulated saving, OF many
years Invested In cie- lives The holders which
ri DC 1espollcd % the IS per cetum ocg three hun
dtd aud tiNty millions The h uers Of mUrtgnges ON
proper N all parts OF tue United States VI east
hyt thousand nuns ~ dollars. VIII lose their Is per
etntuin, DelhS at least hlne huudred mlhiOaa An
these immense Gums extract from suffering nlNld
uAls are UcsiONti by Gao ull the ucDturr without
nHy tquyaieut, Justification any puDho gain what
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CAPT. samueils Insuited and Col. era wfsr1
Assaulted by a Runner.

Another OF those exhibitions of rowdvtsu
which Disgrace seaside resorts occurred RockA-
woy Beach Yesterday afternoon As related By ere
witnes Mike o'Brien. a steamboat runner. vsns
oown IN the Plymouth Rock. accompanied by tve
coiura1te. On MS way he nBultcd Capt. Sam
vels Arriving At the pier. OBren auitcd Col crav
IOIu, me superintendent Of tho Neptune House, boz
some riends interiercd and he taken OF He thea
nY.iGeu tnsrl'f SoIton clerk o. the ymouih Rocx,
Nho mas been III Tor some time and resting th&
foot Of tue nrgstah O'Brien. without any provocs-
u walked over Kicked Mr.. Notion In the side knock-
ing MN over ana oiloving u un by another terrible
Mo, ~ .ne lace Tue deputy sheriff. looked quietly %
meantime, ecomnglY afraid to encounter O'Bnen -
tns ruulan was MT arrested
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SOME APPROPRIITI0Ns.
The Washington bionument aud the New
York Iity Post Once.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-rhe House Committee
on Appropriations to-day took up the bill tor the
peuun Of the Washington monument which passed tho
Senate on Sltur ny. Tho senate b provides for tho
aboi n OF the present monument society Toe House
committee h we agreed 10 an Anrndne Il - retain
pru.en socrty advisory bOt ard in.trad of abolish
IN II. Ihr committee VIII tO-inufrOW takU the
nerncy Of t2slON tor the furnishing Of the New York
Post once bulldiuE, with strong probability that ia
amount ll owed Ihcy wi also COnHlder a
proposition VI the rrea-urY DrDar mrnt authority
- balance large nu nDur Oi accounts which have
left open for rey raj years McmOcr, OF commit g
are h favor OF granting the authority thus uOyiatng
u Necessity anJ Labor OF cArrnS mo accounts nsng
from year " yeAI.
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PRICE TWO CENTS
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DlsHEs HERE AND THERE BY TEE
SUNS REFnRTBRs.

A Pecuiiar Case of Contempt Of Csurt-AA
Error in n Subp@aa under which Tian
Waited for an Hour In the Wrong ReeS-
James A. saxton having been sued by Tboa.
r. Wentworth for money due answered In the Msrfns
Court on the % OF June that he had been sdudcsted
bankrupt in Ohio. Tho Marine Court however. sum
moncd him to appear in person Oh the 2oth ofSnne,e
give an ccount Of his estate generally H sDpo.S-.
~ ~ ns ~ y.Ws ,sO.a" ~ ,vAen to by
WtntrOrtn OotOto a. nut takira ad-
nnIreS i,,n ~ nis punmcns whiun -
EhsS ,ha Coura a. wss com No. 10, cot the room, U
h,nscif nfter VAL ~ctualy held, biKton ap,-
ned haen sur, &c en tour in he room 10 which -,
A.. on s6n .snoned. Yesterday Justice Goepp nned
ntv IN - BE- pad into Cour for plaintin's indem-
IN M .,e Of n.payment Gaxton to DO mprisonsA
" ~ -'od street jail until the inOuey 10 paid.
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An Inquest was held at Stapleton. Yesterday.
on the body OF hrs. Armenia white who died suddenly
from peculiar accident at her residence on Chost
avenue, Clifton. on sunday evening Mrs. White v.s
entertaining friends at her house. She stepped out OF
parlor window upon the plaza 10 front or tho house
wncn PLANK In tue piazza flooring prose. and oae of
her ieg. passed through the opening As she fell
t0n OF the orOken pank turned and penetrated
body nnictinG terrible wound and severing arteries
so that abe Died to death in about mlnutes. IL
unfortunate woman was enceinte.
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Tho bottomFuaSsrs In BaRister 8 TfohsnoF's
shoe factory In Newark. hsuE rs'u,sd TO sccept
ducnon OF twcnty per cont. are on strike. chs cut
tiers And ntlers have continued work. Tue strsxs
belong 70 the Working shoemskers Association. assI
shs , ned n ~ tna 80 e whleh ineudes men
h H. a Camp neld where no Re .uston has been .sssd
tho sane wages IS when gold 2S0t which tie me6
reply that their present work twenty-five per cora
better than the work done In 1858.
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wAsHINGroN. july A.-The Senate In exeou-
tive serson to-day confirmed the following nomluA.
nons Thomas j. Brady OF Indiana, 10 be second A.
sistant Postmaster aeners' Mason BraYman VI wIs-
oonsn TO be Governor Of Idaho Territory 10 paoe Of
Ihuuihs W. Bennett nomination wlthJrawn, william
O. Sruance, TO oe unied ,atrs Attorney Tor the DIS
Lrct Of DeiaN are Thomas B shannon TO De Collector
VI Customs Tor the District OF Sin FrancHcpi Joseph
:. Denning, 20 be POsiu of south Norwalk Conn.,
s1d h1ra spr quo, ~ be PJs tstnr az NV haVen.
Conn George r. Talbot TO be- licltOr OF tho Treas
ury Department wee B,ufOrJ WilsOn, reslgned.
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4 HORRIBLK ACCIDENT.
Two boys Drenched with Five Gallons o
vnrini-One Fatally Burned.

wv" poSS bFthc"'" WIN rNo nuhOus oil
vitri0i-One Fatally Burned.
John O'Brien and Robert Miner, two
small boys Of Engelwood, N. j.. undertook to
drive an express wagon. yesterday, from the
village TO the railroad depot, the expressma an
having been sunstruok. While driving through
Ialisade avenue the whifisIree broke, and the
horse started on run. ine boys were unable
to manage him and no animal r m, d ished iut D
n sand bank, smasnin2 the vehirle and up
setting its contents over the road In the wagon
was nye-gallon Carboy OF vitIiol, WhiCh was
broken 10y the collision, and the nuid bursting
out, scattered over tho boys, burning them nor
riblv. Olirien was So badly burned thtt physi-
clans said hs could not live twenty four hours.
Miner, who WAS burned about the head and
face, may recover with proper care, but he will
lose DOtn eyes.
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Tony Pappenheim, tne husband OF Eugenie
Pappenhelm the prima donna, arrested by
the Sheriff. yesterday and obnged to give
1900 lah, on ph FrAnOschs comp. amt
that In tno Sderman use IN Chicago. On tue
10Th lOf May last. Madame Poppenheim said tnat
was the stago manaser Of Graees lTOupe.
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SOME WAsnINGroN TOPICS.


WAsHIS0roN. July 24.-ihe House to-day
az IN passed the nil reported bV Gen Clara
OF the House Committee PIst OHcei and Post
Roads 20 prevent straw bidding. The oil originated
IN the House, WAS muddled 10 the senate bY anrul-
mrnis that were un wing cOnCurred ia by the House
and led to veto Of the Original measure Designed to
check straw bis. There are so malY luhOeT ia tae
senate nat 1t e not safe TO cOunde their wisdom
and the House recovered tsef to day by ashn passing
tne act as u originally from Tho Post OiC Com.
uttee. The defenders OF straw bids arc dsc
Dy the action OF the House today.
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Police Sergeant James Mctiiven died last even.
ing. He leaves widow and sou about is years o,a
They will receive t 200 from The Police Mutual Beuen1
Society. aud pension from toe Puice Life Insurance
Fund. Ii al thought IN the OF tho Rio1
Keller Fun will remember the dead Sergeant In coz
slderatlon VI his good riot record
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Not Run Over by the Ex,r.., rr.,,

Bianco Roeero, an Italian aborer Of CAROLS.
vile. n. j.. was wished by Giovanni Depno and I've
other New York Italians Friday last and two drinks
q the drugged hqlor that they gave him stupenc1
hun. They took his OanK BOOK and hts silver watch
Hnd then carried him tu the railroad aud iaii him
across the track Ncghbors this and rescued MIN
before the express train sea- ROgero reported .
robOcrv to capt Mcdonnell yesterday, and de crbed
DepinO. ana he was found N Broom street. He Goa
sented 70 90 70 New Jerscy Without relnisinon.
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At about o'clock on Saturday afternoon the
French Consul nera. Mr.. Ecmond Breuii. who =
boarding in the East End Hotel Long Branch. weus
into the baths with tho than and Greek Consus oea-
erf aud OecOuin- eIhau,tod Ia tue eurL aud nnaina
himsef sinking, ehou ed for help. He rescued b.
John sexton, tue gardener Z tie hotel.
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Alderman Patrick Lysaght died yesterday II
Cornwall. on the Hudson. OF consumption He Wa
born In Ireland In 1888 He came to this country b.
fore ne OF aud take an active part d
politics about ten years ago. and OF nas
cenlh the leader Of the Tannany party In the second
Assembly District. lie elected Aasi .fan9
Alderman In 1888 aud rcslecied In 1870 lie becams
Al Aluern IN IN 1879, snd from tnAt time untl
he held seat in tue Common Council. Hn roma n
reachod this city last evening. and taxcn by -
ntenda to tbs home ~ ca CIty Hall place.
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WASHINGTON. July "a 1t may DO authorlta-
uVel stated that tho House Committee on Bankng aud
Currency viii not act thls session upon the repeal Of
the Specie Resumption act. Though scott Wltke, a
- mOcrht, heretofore opposed 10 the repeal OF The
date OF rtSupiOn to-day voted IN favor FeDea
MI Haynond OF lndlina. also a Democrat dec AIRED
that ne coud not see any good " thj cUntrv tAc
a -tAlOh Ot the question: anu ne announced thal he
should do ali he cOuld 10 prevent the nileo pro
Brnthg the bi 60 the House. This an prevent ma
IA
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John Lorimer GrAbam died on Long Island
on SATURDAY in his eghtieth year He born Los-
don In 1897 he was at tho head Of the law arm u
Grsnam. Wood Powers. At tina, time he was We ithy,
but he subsequently had rrverses. He served on IL
stshs of Govs. Tompkins and De Witt Clinton u
en- early day become member Of tic Historical 81
Qeorses So AadrqS's snd other societies. In ist hs
vas appointed By President tyler succeed Jonsths8
l. CcdGhHtOn As Postmaster of New York. In 1884 -
accepted poSipn In tho Treasury Department n
Wasng gtop, ID At place held for several years
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THE INDIAN WAR.
Agency Indians Turned Over to the Militia
TIA Despatch from Gca. Crook.

Aaency Indians Turned Over to the Militia
TIA Despatch from Gca. Crook.
wAsHINoToS. July A.-The Commission
o. Of Indian Affairs on Saturday evening tele-
grapbsd TO the Indian Agents at Red Cloud aud
Spotted Tall agencies 70 turn over their charges
to the military Once at Camp Robinson and
Camp Sheridan respectively. This was done y
the Commissioner for tue reason that be thought
best. under tho present condition OF anlirs In
the Indiln country. TO have perfect harmony
between the military aud civil officers near the
agencies, and thus prevent any possible contro-
versy between the oficers at this point and tho
agents.
Tho following dispatches were received last
evening:
CHICAGO, July %.
To Gen. ". 7. Stermdr, Wdshf10ton, D. G..
Tho foovinx despatch from Gea. Crook 10 trans
Gen. Crooks camp on Aug. With ten cOnpinies Of
cavalry instead Of eight, as At nrst uen
Terry has moved his depot from north OF Powder river
% Big Horn on the sebuf and has noined Of his
intention 20 form Junction with crook
II. II. bHEBfpAN, Lieutenant General
CANT ON Gooss CnKKx. WYOMING, July 10,
via FOHT fErTERn.N. July g3
GEN. SrrERtDAs. CHICAGO; send In courier to-day
70 carry duplicates OF my despatch 20 Gen Merritt, for
fear th. originals may NOT have reached their uesna
uon. send courier to Don. Terry t0night 10 inform
hlm thAt Will cooperate with him anu where to nnd
me also gying what Information have In regard TO
hosties as soon ss MerriH gets here with the Filth
and hal not o0ably send In another courier unless
sometnng special should reuulre me TO do So I am
getting anxious about Merritts ability to reach me
soon the grass IL getting very dry AMI the Indians
Crook. ier0enerai.
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Wofkmen engaged In al xling a found datio on
Tor house corner ut MOrrs aud Washin ton streeIa
Jersey city yesterday, fOuld 0uautity OF huuiA2
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The wlfo OF MIR. w. : L. Jewett, the artisA
who shot himself through the head IN Jersey City
hote, On sunday arrived Yesterday morning and toox
charge OF her husbands remains. The funeral wta
take pa,e "a. ten o'cocS TOMORROW morning from b.
Pauls Church. Duncan avenue. jersey CITY.
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Tho Letter Carriers, Grievances.

The letter carriers met last evening. and a.
pointed commi tee TO draft . pe;ition to the PesL
masterGcnera asking for the restoration OF their pay
either lispens with uudc 1T equal ssia-
ries There are nifty OF these. their pay $500
year ihry were cresic by ex.Postmsster-GenerAl
level IN the exp ctat n OF getting the work OF tse
n 5o III tne pay of one Tho regulars receive 5000.
tolp tfvO. ana 800 according grade fo.sr
master James Will seni the petition u Washington.
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Killed bv - Water spout.

EUREKA. Cal, July 2-Lost evening cloud
burst on the Diamond R4nse mountains, thirteen milcs
east OF here, and instantly XII ed thirteen Chirese
MoOdchopp ~ and prODaOly large number OF Italians,
VINO we're canped Ia c nun. grttlng out timber.
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The steamer Nellie Martin. which was to have
taken the United states mails for BrsE WAS detsinsA
yesterday under deoLors' Judgment for $4,000 fer
coal supplies The Post Oncc authorities arranged foe
the carrying OF fifteen letters aud wsp1 per
10 the corvette Nleheroy which sailed In tho tor.
10
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WAsHINGroN, July sk-rhe President has
signed the Joint reso uuon for the issue OF silver cola
the act to continue the puDh0 prin the act To
move tue pOitlcal disabitlo, ut Il. BoduregarJ Of
No" ore ns aud tile az. making Apr ~ iAtOns for
the .uppOr vi Tho army for tno nsca 'e- oadlnx June
", 1871.
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Cotton Mills Closed.

The cotton miils al Milyille, N. j., have been
co'td because thc opo tNcs saf they cannot 1--we
the pr ces pa ald the company adrns tat caunoi
pay mure AMI l. nov losing nOney a. present rales
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LONDON. July 25 -Austrit has demanded In,
mediate Satisfaction Oe, Hu Uf uriug ulens OF ncu
trAhty by IurAIsh man.ot- ~ Kick.
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The Thermometer In New York Yesterday.
At o'clock, A. VI. Geo 0. GsS 9, GS'; L., 74'i
3P NJ. ~ d. 7J' v. re-
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VOL. KILL NO. 3l6
THE DISASTER IN THE BAY.
r8E FUNERAL TROM THE MiNSI0N
OF MIR. AND mrs. GIRNER.
a Crush on Richmond Terrace and IN Bard
Avenue. staten Isiand-A Great Multi |
tpde Following the Cofius into Greenwood
Cemetery-The Funcrnl Of Miss Hunter.

A Crush on Richmond Terrace and IN Bard
Avenue, on ststen Isiand-A Great Multi
tude Foliewins the Cofins into Greenwood
Cemetery-The Funeral Of Miss Hunter.
At the magnificent home of the late
WIN. r. Garner, In West Brighton, on Staten
island, yesterday were more than thous,nd
friends Of the dead Commodore and ABOUT
three thousand other persons, The Staten
Island ferry house In this city w,.s draped with
black, and the Csstleton with Il zs at half m ist
and In mourning Ia readiness at noon to carry
friends and flowers TO the Garner mansion.
Coaches ratified down to tho ferry house, and
several hundred of the G lrner familYs friends
Eont on board the Castleton with many floral
sHerinas. A large hcart and anchor from Mr..
James Gordon Bennett attracted especial
Intention. Among those who sent tributes were
hessrs. J. Schuyler CROSBY, Gardiner q.
Rowland, Louis Montant, Suydam Grant, Ar
hur Loary, Mr.. and Mira. William Woodward.
Jr., Mrs. Thomas Garner, the New York Yacht
Club, and the Neptune Rowing CLUB A small
ancbor In basket of fern was sent by Mr.. and
krs. T. O. Baldwin. An anchor was sent by the
passengers OF tho ID. X. Martin. This stsamer.
heavily drsped In black. carried many persons
10 West Brighton. The nags on tho shipping
and on the public buildings aud ferry houses at
staten Island were Of half mast. Tns disaster
praise OF Commodore q ,ruer. The pier at West
Bri2hton was crowded when the Cistleton's
hne was tnrown out, aud Richmond Terrace
also was crowded. Every vehicle within 9 ra-
dius VI I've miles had been hired, ana many per-
sons were forced to walk TO tne mouse.
The funeral arrangements were said TO be
under The control OF Mr.. Mortimer l. Fowler,
but he indisnautiv denied this, saying that tn 9
crowd" had tiken possession OF everything.
remark oiled forth by the behavior OF N any
persons who made their wav 10 the grounds,
and sner being denied admission to the house,
vent to the rear doors aud vigorously raped
fer admission. This GLASS OF persons was scarce
y ooDtroi'sble, snt the immediate friends OF
the family suffered through It. Many Of the
latter ut. eriy failed to get near the house.
Tho coffins were In the elegant blue room.
The ona nearest the wall contained the rom aims
Of Mr.. Frost Thorne. In the centre one was the
body OF Mrs. Garner, Ar. Tburne's sister. Mr..
Garncr's body was attired In black bro ldcloth-
end Mrs. Gamers IN white satin. 1he superb
furniture OF the room WAS tistefully arranged.
and the air was fr grant with rare flowers. Tho
eofins we're Of rosewood. and were expensively
and Handsomely mounted with silver. Tue To-
Gendt on the cofin plales were:
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PHILADELPHIA. July 25-l A. M.--lhe West-
cru Union Teicgrapn Once TINS city Ia ON nTa All
OIL mo wres Soutn arc inio.ruDea In consequence.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-09-07

Subscribe for tHe DEMOCRAT.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-09-07

have the stealing, plundering rings of carpet bag officials who have feasted and fattened on the plunder of the Southern States, broken up, and the Ced given privilege of choosing rulers of their own choice guaranteed to them? Then will 1t be to her ben eft to elect Tilden. Will it be any benefit to her to have the threatening rod of . military dictator, which is held suspended over her head whenever there is an election to carry, removed and free, untrammelled ballot res tored? Then will it benefit her to go solid for the Tilden ticket, for as we said in the outset, de- feat of that ticket, involves a sue. cess of the Republican ticket, and success of the Republican ticket involves a perpetuation for four years longer, and perhaps tor all time, of all the evils of Grants administration.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-09-07
Good words for Gov. Tildcn.

From the Soldiers Advocate, of Frecport
 Ill.,, Republican newspaper for 12 years.
 Gov. Tilden, though never in the field as a warrior, was always known as a Democrat. He is a statesman of the highest degree, an able jurist, and, better than all, n true reformer. It has been the pleasure of the writer to have formed the acquaintance of Gov. Tilden, and he knows from facts that have come from indisputablc sources that Tilden has been the means of destroying a couple of rings that were sucking the life blood from the great state of New York.
 Gov. Hendricks is well known as prominent statesman. and one who is beyond trickerv, al ways known as being honest in his course.
 These names are both strong ones, and if they be elected we shall see reform inaugurated. We shall sec general cleaning out of vampyres and teaches that have been sucking at the public blood vessel. Sink all differences of politics; go out to the polling places thinking only of right, character and principle, standing away above party lines.