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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-19

ing novels, parlor card laying, ant
the playing chess, chGkers, ane
dOminoes.
Were we living in he colonia
times of Puritan. New lngland. in
stead OF the 10TH centuE, and the
grim visaged priest shouh utter sucf
sentiments, no one void deem !,
strange; for it would acdrd perfect.
ly with the spirit of thosj days of as.
ceticlsm and sclfabnelation; but
coming from an apostlebf the intel
ligent body ofthc Methodist Church,
it is not only sadly out 4 Joint with
the times, but is contrary to the be-
lief ofintelligent christians of all de.
nominations. He hurls Ms anathama
at certain popular amusehents with
out dlst'nction as to tint, place or
circumstance, and assunes to him.
self the high prcrogativek 10 denouncc
them as evil per Sc. lid makes no
o'st'nct'on between the II fgitimate, or
the illegitimatc drama the social
oance' conducted at the proper time
and place and with proplr associates,
and the midnight brawlE condemns
all novel reading, docs rot even ex-
ccpt the novels to be founk in his own
school library AMI dcnounccs
parlor card-playing, tHc plays of
chess, checkers and donfnocs rs the
A 3 c Of gambling. a position
more untcnablc than This kould scarce.
y be imagined. Bccau1 men have
ya'nbled with cards, son Sc little with
hess, and perhaps oncd i'll a great
While with checkers and dominocs.
therefore, let all christi lns eschew
hese games. Why not carry out
he principle little farther and cx.
iudc all other pa,rns &c ..~ -. -~-4,
whole catalogue which has not been
omc time or other used for gam
,ling. Boys sometimes run and
ump on a wager. Wagcrs have
'een stakcd upon the popular game
# croquet, and money has been lost
md won upon the speed Of horses;
,ut is the reason just, that therefore
Boys should not exercise their limbs,
hat croquet should be abolished, or
That christians should not raise, keep,
or drive a good horse? The doc
.rinc that 'if meat make my brother
10 offend, therefore will cat no
meat" like all other doctrines unless
with little common
sense reason, may lead many people
into the most ridiculous inconsistcn.
cies. The wise man will first satisfy
whether or not it is really the
meat that n,aketh his brother to Of
fend, before he abstains from that ar
ticle of food. Just so will reasonable
people first inquire if it is true that
parlor card-playing leads to gam
bling. Experience tells them it is
not true. Experience also tells them
that vice, such as gambling ant
other immoralitics, comes not from
the forms of these innocent amuse
ments. And they will often asser
with truth that the injudicious ia
booing of amusements, innocent o
themselves, have caused many boy
and young men to seek by and for
bidden paths, who, if their parent
and guardians had pursued a wise
course, would never have had tn
vicious inclination. The averag
boy will not be near so much irclinc'
when going into the world for him
self to indulge in vice if his parent
have taught him the true rule, whicl
is the right use of amusements an
the abuse of none, as he would if h
had been taught that Satan lurkc
under the cl,ess.board, or at the pal
lor card table.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-19

POTTSVILLE, IA, req. JO.--IIast
night Chas. McAllistcr and Patrick
Munley were arrested near Mahoney
City for the double murder, in Septem-
bcr last, of Chas. Sengcr and VIM.
Uren. The former was boss, and the
latter a miner in Heatons collery. Sat.
urday has been fixed for the habeas
corpus hearing Of the case. The men
are charged with the murder Of Police.
man Yost, at Tamaqua some months
ago.
SP1RNGFIELD, Mass. Feb. 1O.-A
dispatch says Hutchins' Hotel, Hol-
yoke, was fred simultaneously in the
cellar and attic early this morning. and
completely destroyed. Four stores on
the first floor were burned out. The
loss is $4,000, partly insured.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 12.-John
w. Fletcher, convicted of the murder of
VIM. Hanley, was sentenced to be
hung.
CHICAGO, Feb. l2.-The U. S.
district attorney Bangs denies that
Charles H. Reed, prosecuting attorney
for this county, has been indicted, Or
that any indictment has been found
against him by the grand jury. The
statement that he has been indicted has
no foundation in fact.
DENVER, Col. Feb. 12.-The legis
lature adjournd sine die last night. The
house passed bill taxing church prop
erty but the council indefinitely post
poned it.
/ The constitutional convention hal
made the suffrage chapter the specia
order for Monday. A strong deter
mined effort will be made for woman
suffrage.
Bishop Machcbeauf, Of the Catholi
Church, has publicly threatened tn
opposition OF his constituency to tn
, ratification of the constitution, if it con
. tains an article prohibiting the division
IF tie school fund. There is, however
considerable dissent from the Bishop
views among the Catholic laity, and
5 is not believed he can make good hi
, threat which has little or no inAuenc
| with the convention.
e| BALTIMORE, Feb. 1O.-Reverd
! johnson, the distinguished statesma
and jurist, was found dead this evenin
at S:l5 P. NJ, in the grounds surround
! ing the executive mansion at Anna
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-02-19

r. D. Hume and Judge Blanchard
are erecting new canncry at Bay
View, Wash. Terry
, 1876-09-06
THE cHcAa TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY September o 1915:

unt'er tho auspices OF thc Dominion Rlao Asso-
citation OF Canada were s'rgun day. Nlnc Or
dlnary targets anll two af,uare ones hive hech
erected, and tho grounds rreacntq quite military
appearance. There Is large representation of
military organizations prescnt. Seven con,ret!-
tors cotno from Prince Edwards 1slani, this
being The first time that Province has sent
representatives to Dom1non rifle matches.
Nova Scotia Il not represented, for some uncx-
planned reason. Therc are nino matches II, all,
with good list Of pr!zea I.tcut.-col. dzowsks,
President Of the Association, entertained
members oE the Government MIL largo
number Of Utlicera md vfaiturs to
a luncheon at Which the Hon. Alr.
Mackenzie Biaae speech comp]EmcntlHg Lieut..
Col. Gzowskl for hiH abilities md txerl!oua In
raising the etatlunrtl Of tho Canadian rincmcn.
lie encouraged the cultivation of d National
feeling. He bo',c.l he would never see l1lt day
when Canada should resort to arms, but thought
Il desirable TINT tho people should accust0m
themselrch to tue use Of the rifle an1 be pro-
pared for cretltualtles, "a nntton ,was Only
safo which had military knowledge, military
stores, and every thing necessary tt, Curry III a
fcrriuF to .i,c reputation Canadian tnarSsn.cn
had achieved anlong competing nations at Wtni-
btedon. Lieut.. col. Gzuwskl replied In d neat
speech, giving the history and progress Ut the
Association. Tho AIl-CoMcrs' match opened
to-day, In wltct, there wnre lis competitors.
Tie match was not completed.
, 1876-09-06

The Vilto0c UOard Of Trlstccs mct In rccular
sesslon seste,s'ay asletnooA' IN hp!to o. tnc
ominoas weather all were on hard' Mr fowen
haying Just returned from the Centennial.
Proceedings were commenced by passing sal
nry-bills, amounting to SG1n.oj, Tor Aurtst,
Three additional l(conses granted, tncrrafiIIg
tho prescut number oi snloous to eighty,
Bills to tho total amount Of sl7D.57
were approved " tho 1trcrcnt committees.
ask{lL for the remittance of tllies tlnpusel upot
them {or shooting on Sunday, was rrferrcu to
tic po]ico Coml.ttco.
, 1876-09-06
MIDNIGHT CRIME,

Tds saloon Of Tom I.aurltz, No. 49lH Clark
street, was nearly transformed Into slaughtor-
house last evening by ia unworthy proprietor.
Engaging in quarrel With hs bartender,
Thu.uas +. Muine, Laur!tx deaw a'carvtug-knlfe,
aud would haya slaslled him into slces but for
the ttuo!y arrival Of Otllccr 6hundley. The
officer was treated 10 similar tntEmtdations, but
Notwithstanding, marched I.aaritz oil to the
Armory. wlcre ho was Looked up for assault
With intent h, kill.
Thu eolorcd population appear to be forsak.
Ing tho keen razor for tho more lnusdcrous re.
yoIyer, ansl arc proving quite rs successful with
tho new weapon as they arc Eeputcd to ha with
tho oil. pottgleser's saloon, Noa. 8o0 aud 37l
State street, the acrnc Of dunl tragedy last
Atafel, wns tho sceno Of another Murlesou1
allray 1t II o'clock last GveliinF, Rnl had the
as4alituE succeeded in hts atte,lpt, he would
DO 10 fair candtd2te for Judge LYuch's
MOOSE = ever graeed . tree Or la.np-poss.
During tho later part Vt tho evening, among
uthrss Ia the SALOON was party Of four culore1
Inen sitting Ut table by themselves. Ciga57,
beer, chaMlagus. snd cigars again wese aucrct.
siyely ordered, and upon tbs last round tlgy
paid the bartender In lull. 6ume Nus.ls passed.
betweeu them II the time, which one Of the
party sxw 1T to deem insulting, and, II tho bar.
tender, ucrMan Aranx BY name. vent behind
, 1876-09-06
CANADIAN NEWS.

6peEa0I A&RG1ch 10 1ae 1f1eNH$.
MONTREAL, Sept. b.-A raid was made by tho
police last night upon the houses Of prostltu-
tiou sltuaiel near the nunacrics aud public
schools. Fifty inmRtes were arrested and sey-
urat flc9uonters, amongst whom was lnan from
Chiraeo named William Mcdonald, who had
been relieved Of 40. Keepers Of houses Of ILL.,
fame are now scut to Jall, Without the option OF
q t}nc.
Special DtspalcA TO- TAt tribune
HAMILTON, Sept. CA Convention Of tho st.
Gcofge's Societies. North American Union or
ganiztl here td-tlay. George ]. Bryan, editor
Vi the Buffalo Eaeat"g fa*l and President of
the Association, delivered the opening address.
4 number Of letters wero received from
nenbcrs IN. different parts ot the
StAtes and Canada, expressing their
regret Mt being unable to attond. Delegates
from thu States Ut New Yark, VIrgthtu, Guur-
G!a, Pennsylvania, and several other States were
prcscnt, besides those from al parts Ut Ontario,
Philadelphia WAS selected aa the noxt place ot
ncettpg. Tl,s election Ut officers for the cI,-
Gutng ycar will take place tomorrow. An invl.
tat!Nn from tho British Association Of Virginia
to the members pt tho unon to intend grand
celebration OF Queen Vlctorla's birthday IN
Petersburg, Va, next May, was rccclsea with
much enthusiasm, ,nnd committee appointed to
mako arrangements. Tho Convention adjourned
at O'clock, when tho members wGre invited TO
an excursion around tic Day.
, 1876-09-06
YELLOW FEVER IN SAVANNAH.

WAsH1NoToN, d. C., Sept. GA number o'
fugttiycs from savnnnaht. wllero tho yeslo"
fever Is now saglng, have arrived In this city. a
gentleman doing business tn that city saYs that
the panic is tndescribabte, and that all pcraoua
locked up h,s store and brought the key
with him, and had only delayed his departure
on Frlday last long enough tu put change of
clothing III q trAYcliug-6ag. Tho fever first
commenced in tue suburbs, but tho teports weFo.
not credltUd until lady died In the contre Of
the city, w!sn great rush Tor the cars CON- ON,
tho citizens that tho fever was much worse than
reported. Tho whole community were In alarm.
Tireo thousand persons Ind taken their de-
hiIthe ,Itss M n ueora,e md soth Garpna ia
communication with Savannah by rail weEo
vigilant to prevent any one from Savannah from
stoppln G!n their mtlst.
, 1876-09-06
ABOUT TaOWN.

TIE CONGRESSIONAL coMMlrTEH
Of tho First District held tncot!ngin in the Grand
pacl1c uotel ats o'clock yesterday afternoon,
and adopted the following rs Il bas!s OF repre-
scutatiou In tile Convention, antt call Tor hold
ing the primaries for elertfng delegates to tile
same:
A Republican Convention will bo held at head
IT. NJ, ), o. s ctE
osiesR'' oaiieeR a.. ta n 70, II tho A'aa ~arpS.e q
uosgrs., e e. tho ess st1et q ss a.e
!,canaidate for member Of tho state Hoard Of
Ths ssserai ward. and towns In sala district will
10 entitled to thu number oe delegates a. follo"a:
' fSa 5 cH;'EE M EM II u: ssssna ssa %sIa s.e e. Th;S y:
FLU. l,an. S naai.on mt s a e taeS
sSs tss rs: SS;t %s %s;ss sn r'''n
psij, except iIyls FART md Lake, viii be hsld On
oeloeE p. m.. Il ths usual place for hodnK cleo.
ttons. and IN the rown o1 Hyde Park At the fown.
% The primafies ii ths .overa1 ward. n said dis
trct win be held on the a7th day q septeubcr,
la7a, between the heurs Of and o'clotk p. N.
ras 2 od1S at ss n .Sss r.! .ts
Tic several Hepabiean clubs In sa!d wards are
ICtluthtEu ~ IEEouAltuI ~ . &pFCuat EQlulIliCE,
consisting of Mcasrs. Dixon. HULL, and VieElnY,
tbs names Of suitable persons to act ~ auch
1Hdgcs: ami also TO suggest an approximate plnca
10! holding thc primary: TIE hoat and place for
holding the primary In tho Town Of Lake was also
referred to tue same special committee. 1t IL ux.
pected that pesaon will be permitted to volts who
IL not 4 Republican In Ills ward, And tho Judges
are hernby fnntEuctcl to preserve lEhl
Of ali peExUna With residences. respoetlvelY 1t Is
furthermore expected TINT chaiteMgu4 will be ptF
itted near ~ may bs In conformity to the e;ec-
tton laws Of the Ssale.
The Special COMMITTEES Aforesaid were author.
lied to pseuure the call pursuant to foregoing
M foom NJ the time and plaees Of Judges are
agreed upon.
After ths adoption Of this report tha Com.
mittcc adjourned.
THE GERMAN nhPun1lCANB.
The Music aud General Committee OF the
Germau.Ancrican Club, to make preparations
for tho grand mass-mcctlng to be hell to-ltlor.
row evening anil To arrange for tho proccsslo1
| to receive The lton. Catl 6rhurz, met III TIT
Grand Paclt!c HOTEL at 4:&p yesterday after
uoou, Twelve banus were ordered cugaEeu ful
ths day and all tue necessary arrangements fu,
successful turnout concluded, The three d.
vicious were provided fur With nlusl:, aud alll
Of the gEanuest demonstrations nluy ba CT
| pectcd.
, 1876-09-06
TElEGRAPRIC NOTES,

cpsca@ Disp1@t8 10 1Hf lf1baHA1
sPn1S0RlkLD, ILL.,, Sept. 5.-The National
Blues, Of Peoria, accompanied by spencer's
Light-duazd Band aud very large number Of
ladics and gentlemen, arc hero to-day on an ex-
cursou. The Peoria company was met as ths
depot by the Goyc!nor'a Guard and escorted Z
f s1pf ana 9eg tSa
carriages, and Viewed tic Lineolu monument,
new Capitol, baseball park, and other sttsar'
tl0ns.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 6.--The strike Of arenen on
the Chicago, Rock Island j. Pacific Railroad haa
ended, tl,a Cumpuny having put tho w1pers t9
work ngain. Flu Company has sustained
seycre losses durlug The few days the strke las
been III progress, freight and stock trains hay.
lias WIS muuA ilnpedca antl Interrupted. Eleven
ot tha strikers are In jail, having attempted to
throw tEsins from tho track BY putting Oh"
struett0ns thereon.
, 1876-09-06

tho bar, he drew hs revolver aud fired twlco
refuge by stooptng down be,nl tho bar, when
tic inusaesous Negro s,,a!ly came around Inside,
and going close up to ltfa',z fired third shnt at
tlin. Tic first Rot Ind found n lodgtng,plnce
ln Tho wall, The second 4, the !cc-box, hut the
miraculous that SO little damage VA. done by
It. The ball penetrated the ilrslsy part OF
Kranz's right arm mud glanced Of 1t the back
of the shoulder, inItrting wound quite
In the room at tho time sczc.itthe slloootcr as
aoon as they realized whit was transpirlDg, aud
upon the arrival ot ONlcce alllard ha was taken
I'll the -Arnory, where hc gavc tic name of
merry a walter in tho fremont House. Ills
three companions wcro not ut all implicated In
tho affair, and inasnluch AZ no effort was lnnlc
to lcta(n them, they took thcLr departure before
the arrival Of tie police,
, 1876-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
Af1f7I1STA, ME-.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. 5,-Col. Jonathan Nor
cross, Republican candidate for Governor. ad-
dressed mixed meeting at tic Ctty-llall to-
night. The crowd was bostcrous to IN extent
TINT made It impossible to hear tho speaker with
satisfaction. lie eiargcd the Democratic party
With extravaganza anl Incompetence IN nana9-
Ing the finances Of tho State, md asserted that
statc-Trcasurer Jones lind appropriated from
tho State Treasury several hundred thousand
dollars under the Administrations Of Gov. 'c-
lsIns md Gov. Smith. The crowd interrupted
tho speaker su often that liz terminated Its nd
dress sooner than he intended.
A ElllleY FAnRtCATt0N.
Special Dispatch TO 5as Tribune.
TOLEDO, o., Sept. 5.--TlIe Chicago Times
story ahout Gov. Hayes tux rctur''a Ii n gross
fabrication nfal al Outrage without truth or
Fremont so PRONOUNCE 1t. It evidently was con-
cuctcd as atl oiIact to I'iltlctl's in,tcfcusible
fraud IN tic revenue. Thy true character Of
the Imposition wfll hOon be st,'wll.
wlLM1NGT0a, DEL.
W1LMrxaToS, Del, Hcrt. 5.-1n the election
in this city to-day for members of the City
Council, the Republicans wcre successful, cnrry-
I'M, eight out OF ten war,1s, md clect!ns nile
Out uf eleven Councilncu. Thu ltepll'-
llsan naortty on ~ The different candidates varies
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Sept. 5.-fult returns
from Tho eleetiun III this county nrc not got re-
fSyca otl sss sl It. nsts Fs nts s. Jew @ rs
orally yury full. Thc Democrats claim tio
Stats BY tro.l 4D010 to t0.tAu majority.
iSrEN-AFlticAN. ...
NASHVILLE, 1enn., Sellt. 5.-Atu y meeting to
organize Il ro!orcl Democratic Club herc to-
uigut III, atte1np. WIS ,,aie by t.thcr ncEtucs u
break II up, neecssstating shelntcrfcrclcc Ut the
volicc.
eAw TIE ERROR or IT'S wAYs.
WnErLlNo, ". Su., Sept. 5-fle Democrat
published At Weston, this 5tute, anu hts'crto. Il
Dsn.ucratlr Journal, came out yesterday In the
interest uf IIuyce u1la Wheeler.
wrT1inNAwS.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Sept. 5:-stearns md
Co1,oyer, rival Republican candidates for Gov
ernor, coalescel to-lay, Conuyer having With
drawn.
EENIAsEA.
OMAHA, Sept. 5.-The Democratic 8tatc Coli
ycnt!on meets hero Tomorrow. i larga uunl-
ber of delegates are aleady present.
, 1876-09-06

New YoRK, Sept. 5.-Tho liabilities Of RAN
dolph, Buckley & Co., whose failure waa an
nounced yesterday, arc salt to 10 over $780,
OO
Frederick Wright, wholesale liquor dealor vt
No, 878 Now street, las failed, with liabilities uf
x100, ,Q00 aud assets tl1,000,
Ths liabilities Ut William B. Clarke, whose
failure wa announced last evening, will not cx-
ceed $4,000.
ePRlNaxlDLD, III, Sept. .o.-TAelr creditors
to-day died = petititaoh ID bankruptcy agalnst
Crane Il Bush, Of Fvrm4n, Johnsau County,
and Judge Treat i9sual III Injunction restrain
Ink tho lsPosA Of theIs pFopesty by the debt'
Ot4. "
, 1876-09-06

UmpIre-Mr. DuchArmn, OF Osccula Club.
1iuna cayncd-St. l.Duis, +; Mutual, o.
First base IN errors Of oPponents-St Louis, 4;
Mutual. !.
Tiu,g OF game-ONc hour and forty hyo minutes.
uoaTnS VI. CINCINNATI.
5pfctas Dtsp0sch to The Trtbuhs.
DosToH, Mass, Sept. 5-Thr game between
tie Doston and Cincinnati was devoid Of In
tcrcst With few exceptions, tho Boston taking
the lcaA from the start. There was consider
ab1c Interest manifested In the Clncinnati's new
pitcher, this being tho first time WtiIinsns has
faced boston batarcn. The effectiveness of Ills
delivery can bo better Judged after another
galnc Or two, hut ecrtuinly the home nine had
no liI!leu1ty In pounding hIm we'll to-day,
Manning nude one hume run. Followingis
TIE 6ClUE.
, 1876-09-06
TH1HE{ IUHN,
Ebfrtay NjstJafrh to Tn TfftHftf.

THtnb town.
Special h'spafch to Taf 7stbhns
McGREaoR, Ia, srpt. 5.--The Republicans Of
the Third Congressional District hold their Con-
ventlun here to-r1,Drrnw. The candidates ara
numerous. Delegates arc crow1ing in. Will
lain Larrahcc, OF FaYctto County, will hnve
Favette solid; Clayton County after The first
ballot; Wlnneshick, probably, after the first
ballot, With Buchanan and q portion Of Della
warc, which wilt nominate him. 8. K. Graves
will haye majority Of Dubuque; John CARRIER
majority IT Clayton on the first ballot; Judgc
Wilson will have few from Dubuque aud pci*
aware. -..-.
Sptctat nsposth to 3Hs Tribune.
DARLINGTON, Wis, Sept. 6.-At the ltcrno'
ilcan Congressional Convention for this @tte
Third) District, held al Mineral Point to.tny,
the 1lon. Goorgc G. 1laxelton, OF boscooel,
urant County, was nominated BY acelainatso,l'
l,avng. previously declined tho. nomination.
Everything ,Fas harmonious, and Mr.. hazoltoi',
being very popular, will carry tho District by
handsome majority. ...
!gecia' Dftpatoa 10 ne Tftouse,
EL0rN, ILL.,, Sept. 5.-Dcspite tho heavy rain
hero Tonight, tic Opera llouso contained q
large a.,dlcnrc. The CLEO Club and bnnd fur
n,an, and Sullivan made interesting al'lresses.
1t IL definitely announced tonight that d. y.
Hammond will DO candidate for Congresa n
tho Third District. Tho trouble In the Fourth
District will probably bo settled on Thursday to
thu satisfaction Of all.
NINTH MISSOURI.
Special Diapatrh 10 The 1r4bnHt:
sr.JosRPii, Sept. 1.-fhc Hon. David Kea "aa,
OH the sfxtIctt ballot, rcnonlnatci for Congress
by tbs Ninth Congressional Dc1locrattc District
Convention in this city to-lay. Ex-Goy. Wood
son wns the most forllIab,e contestant. rcccIy-
Ing % aguinst % for Req. The Convention nus
presided over temporarily by the Hon: W. L:
Hall, and the Hon. Mr. Boott, Of Dekafb County,
was tlie pcrlnanent Chalrtln1l. E1tl,o harmony
prevailed throughout.
BEyEHTI MISSOURI.
SEpA1tA, Mo-, Sept. 6.-Tho Democrats ot
the Seventh District In Convention hero today
nominated Tom Crlttcnlon fur Congrrss. lio
asserted that be will not accept, as BY doing so
hc will prove false to all assert!alis leFetolore
inade that hc would not bo u Candidate before
tho Convention.
FIFTH IOWA.
CEDAR RAptns, Ia, Sept. 5.--Tho Democratic
Congressional Convention In the Fifth District,
hc'd At Blnirstown to-day, nominated tho lion'
Andrew r. Beatty, editor Of The Linn coantD
Pilot. ),
, 1876-09-06
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW YoHK, Sept. 5.-ArElyel, steamship
Italy, from Liverpool.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-Arf1ved. tbs steamships
Bolirnr md Oder, from New York.
QuzsssTowa, Sept. 6.-TAe steamship Mars
thou, from Bostou, hRs urrlyel. The PhIladel-
phia steamship Lord Give, fFom Liverpool, has
arrived.
PLYMOUTH, Sept. h-Azrtyed, steamship
L. Canaa4, trotn New YuEk.
, 1876-09-06
CAPTURED,

.,pfcta' Hlipasch 70 1As TNbu1t
DECATUR, ILL.,, Sept. 5.-hlarshal uaworth so-
turned from Springfield to-day, bringing With
him ona OF the burglars who broks open ten
houses OF ah,a city last week. Ths cu)pris wa
lvdgeli in jail.
, 1876-09-06

!; ,ppired TO nay Is much - did. Now, I state
ihia simply 10 show tl,se-,7o OF Mr. torrs' re:
. marks on that evening ..erc nat false aud
abusive, bit that they arc tt,,bhprn facts.
TnN MEETtN1 LAST NIGHT.
): Az was anticipated, the Attendance nt tho Re-
publican rally last evening WIS ysry largc, and
, unfortunately mnny were compelled to return
10 their humes nn their faiinEc to gain admit
lance. After some ve1y chose 1 ng'is y by the
tllfs city, waa made President, who INTRODUCED,
! amid fouslnG chect, tho Iiot,. Shelby N. Cu!.
lon, Tho ne1t Governor Of llitnnfs, Mr.. Cullom
went forward, and commenced by saying that
j; Of. Waukcgan. lIo hn1 never been iu tho city
!: before, and II he was to be the Governor
Of tho State he Thought II WAS Rbont time to
! chow htmhclf. Ills remarks were confined
ReeaSan fseaSS fsG s sowe pSs 1
the Government would be rendered bankrupt
were tho Democrats to obtain CONTROL It was
4 foFcible argument throughout, and eacl, as-
.ert1on vas sglaepce4 BY isets A.. cultStn l.ta
also uttered truths that were fully appreciated:
At the close Of the meeting Company "Cn
OF tho Hayes and Wheeler Datta}Ion escorted
tho speakers to tho residence OF .Jalnes y. Cory,
Gov. Cullonl and Col. William a. James.
lepsef1t DfspdtcA to 7ns TRIBUNE
DAEv[tLKt Ill.,, Hcpt. b,-*Thc Dcnlocrats OIL
shie city opened The campaign hy very large
and somewhat enthusiastic meeting In LINCOLN
Hail last evening. 0cn...f. e, Black. The lrtle-
pendent candidate tt'r Congress, wa the orator ,
irrespective ct party crowded the hail, desiring
to hear what our Charley haA to say. IN TUG
discussion ot tlc financial question lo laeo1e1
ciotls, but in IT'S oratorleal flights Ito was must
hnnt,y In classical illusions and snetat,h0ricAl
, 1876-09-06

WARRINGTON, D. c., Sept, 81 q. m.-For
tho Lake region, increasing northeast to SOUTH
east w!nds, stationary, followed by falling
barometer, stationary or higher temperature,
cloudy OF rainy weather.
LOCAL oHlERyATJoNs.