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THE STATE AUDITOR,

T1Nea1As Ill ,hav14 vour Harm ~ Has 1o,r~
49, s...s 49, ua1 1ssuo y. may ~ We
nhd iettcs written oy Nopublscan' IN which
Jaues 9. cln!tant Is brought forward ~ q candl-
arc eun]nvcd. for Tint nn,noso ya .ha,, ,a..n ".
a,s,stIa 49, '1as u'puso W. SUM- nnsc no
op!ecuo"h 70 Gaae' oas as hcpuoilcnha and good
Misrepresentation to bo made md folstctl on thc
purty and tho public viii, lmpunity, .I,cpublican :,
anyH. tsIic thir Ghaifantt X nnr ~ 11jin, rS.
cynt .,nce,,s IT, .Ys. Sro sohoi Eomt.
sncn tia War for nnc l"rm. III nnmn ..se.
srmfed be,orc tho euhcan tany"Mtior ~ "a rs
nomfnntion nna dsfantc :hc thrn at,s9 1' r. e.
ticknt nm a' AN i,cnnnnt sr co1ssa conS,i toe
nnd auiyarct, acsent II" ws9 +onr
aer w. hoe .onmr otso Ill., 20 haa heu
VIZ liz n tbn nost o,nrIonsly ch.nJ,e s'neo & te
AZ Iii man ;nsidr hs 1,ncs that norto tho y. se
nuh,cor ssns ~ an1 Ggnn ceanty: Ke.
pity an, ~ sccomu,shc, .n aia, ~
~ dshfs II nrws n"in,,1 ~ Iii. %u.3hti sPoaA
hf. o,1 as noics, ns s S SWRs are re-
nninini rnnnrts and ;oroi iotf.ru u ni,t ~ IL IL
, 1876-05-19
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, MAY 10 1876.
en.aloons wsro blswn in.e the "taz.s" ot The

tNu{a]oors wero bloIn Ink0 the -t1tAxse'' az the
ne!e. G.n,.,, pou,o+ .,,,,, a.,,.,., ,,a
,be.S I'M. nrnhnn A. nehle,. Io M .cS ccu
dent noiIey Il tho TrsYrfcrs on1cr fne AZ. n0o
srste eifcnmstancce wiz Tna n'' en''a'en !" 'n'u'
Tbn rfebnpnc w In,nrcd for sos. mn IN tho fo,.
lowing conpanics: Undcrvritcrs' oS New YORK.
fofd. fcottish. Capmmereiat, EiIs,ncn.e Fnnd' Il.
Paul. and YTankSin. Of Indsnanols' -. nSp cach.
Thr nniictcs hnsTcycT tin mn cEynr,. vni.1nn "-
Thn Ffnreoer fnnc rss .emt mi ont " ~ * rnn;,t,.
day. snd Vii eontinuc nrohah,y in ti,c trnSe
~ To III NZsixTs IsSoci1,sd Er..i
EfAysyf1LK. 1nd. Mry -Thn JnTrnoy Ii tha
hrst In the reccipt Of iho following speclal from
Hl,awnecfnxn 1if Nav ia.
, 1876-05-19
CASUALTIES.
EXPLOSION.

Special h4patch 10 1Hs 7rtbuxa
EVANSVILLE, ln4., May 1s,-A sates dispatch
reports the loss Of life by the CIcburnc dsastct
INV" s'oa.et .'an ~ u.es 1""o"',seo'
ffahk ltcaac,t hfiRcs' anu oeofgn smith,
The Cluburno hatl ulaotcen roustcrs, fourteen Of
xhnn AM missing Five zerc rayca. 3our hnaIy
rn,i nme 4,i ,s,otiy iniurad Ao1' '''''
Of tosu s iosi pI"' ''s '0'' w s'o' S'' '0
" f;eoIso ~ Sichol. of Jewett ILL.,, ia baaly In.
,ured W. 1"'' '@ N'"' - N.4'' ''
bn,nr ~ arnh IN sirht os III ny,, nn iho ii"1io's
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tcrial required tot tho construction Of the Canada
Pacific Railway hsr beon awarded 10 A: W. Kitsor,
SPORTING.
BASE BALL.

THH WHITE nHowN STOCKING CANE.
The Chieago.SL Lofts game, net for yeaterhay
afternoon, waa put over until to-day By The rain
and tho resulting bad condition Of the grounds.
The rain Of Wednesday night was we'll enough
dried on by noon to haYn allowed tho playing Of
the game, but tho afternoon showers rendered The
turf like q roaked .spongc. AZ 3:3o both nncs
iInzard nnd hanaasr, spa,dlng concluded TIM. Il
4 snne =. 4 thsn wss md that ths
accordingly taks plseo ms afternoon 5:45. viii
hut a9w Of 81. Lonts. as umpire. II good weather
club management has done wisely In providing lOr
the ratc Of ttckets nj vatIuus tlowu town placer.
NHHlDE rNHADED NJ TfIE nosToN CLUB.
Gpecfdi Dtspateh 10 The 7ftbnxs.
NnsTDS, MhY 1B-Tho UBstDns have engaged
Dick Mc13ride. late at the Athc'ctca, and he viii
'p1ay IN Monday and during the rcst of the reahof
Joseph will be retained and will pitch In many Of
the league gamer to be rlayed.
THE ClNC1NNAT1S DkFEATED DY THE LOUIS
vItLKs.
Hpsddl HspascA Ia IAe TFfturs
IoE1Rvft1E, KY., May t8.-The Loaisvt1cs md
C1ncinnntts p!nyed to-dny, the former wtnning
easily. Tho galno was not d brilliant ono by nny
n,eans, nothing except some heavy hitting occnf.
ring to relieve the monotony. Hague, Gcthnrdt,
ntld Zones made home rms; Enatngta three baser
and Chapman two.basot. Tho summary ia ~
fQlowA: .
, 1876-05-19
E1N SAILORS DROWNED.

oFt7u7 L4HVo7tH 70 I'd 7E7baHs.
HurrALo. N. X. May 18.-Thc schooner Thomas
G. Street, bound up, light from the Wclland
Canal. wna capsssed by squal, six miles below
Long Point about o'clock yesterday morning.
OF tho crew six were lost and three save. Josopl,
r. Doyle, Acting Master, j. II. Hooper, second
mnte, and sailor, unknown, wore picked up BY
acrbslt aud arrived In port early thia morning.
Tho vessel turned bottom up. Onc OF the rescued
Ind takon refuge thereon. The lost were Charles
Konch, Atst mate, East Saginaw; J. Waller Stew.
art Port Dover; and four sailors, unknown. The
tug Crowcll, with the schooncr Atwatcr, rtenm-
pump, etc lcavcs Tonight under charge Of Capt.
John Ntcc, to rekcns the crntt. She Ia said to tc
insured In eome Canadon eoRpauy,
, 1876-05-19

. Tho Mlsstssippl correspondent Of tho New
1ork 1In<s writes: !" In Yaxoo County, wllere
there Is negro minority of $500, 1t Is notorl.
oes laet tllat theFe were only scYcn Ncpubllt1ln
voWs ". cast. The democrats rid themselves Ok
r what nnscl fashion, H. was u prominent mem
y, psf ot thu LestelatuEe named Patterson. Short.
X aeaGta the election somebody killed negro
T." WINES swore II Was III, outrugv, and sa1
tr i,rw I, Mns " hlamo; tAell, without judge
bta vi % E1{ h,sopk 1st4A WIT. Of Als bal anl hung
iotttvaI @ III t19M n1e9MoeFats CARRIED Xs1oo BY mse
, 1876-05-19
pEDEBTRIANISAf.

SAN FRANCISCO, HAY 1B--O'Leary IL still walk
Ing rapidly and easily. IIo completed bis 25oth
milo AT quarter to II a. n. After brief rect hu
resumed ut gait OF about S uIlra per hour lie Is
conldcnt OF making 600 tnile8 lu rax days. though
behind Tho time ot hts prsyious match. Tho iii.
prosemcnt shown yesterday by bchuohl wns not
permanent 1lu completed bis 200th milo ut II 80
.. NJ. 1fe ID now walking slowly and lalorlouA.y,
and IL apparently nearly worn out.
, 1876-05-19

dpEesdf U&tdfch 10 7hd Tribune.
PEORIA. ILL.,, May Is, George Il Parrish, we'll
known contractor and builder here, and who has
taken the Job Of tearing down md removing the
old coust-iionsc, willie experimenting the work
yesterday fcl! from some iltnbcrs over the old
balcony to the stonc pavement below. As no boucs
were broke IL was thought ho uontll souu recover
last night, after suffering Intensely from internal
INJURIES, hs suddenly died. Parrish was we'll
circumstances, has paiaed every one
, 1876-05-19

(nlco In front OF tl!etl1. With tho agricultural
nft.crttcsm. Look at Ct graar u bncoies It from m
Tho nclEhborho0d OF r.,ltadslphia,' a. they foAt1
arnnnd she Az Department, and notice what thcy
then saya: Jsss sec g that pe.er % ow lH' IL "a A.
nstera ss iIfo; tho skin Il handto1nei" and ho
s si % I'af aa wh r. tss s
Wondor how they mhke It like thati" anA ho ON.
pa1lscs the intGrrogasory with another ejccton of
tiow on together like two souls with but single
aasoeate of good mennots would arIEe sid, tenet
Juice, or equip themselves with pocket ttoons,
e would tc.rrve we'll Of hi sracc, aud would secure
nc aaanK. 2! t';o 'ae. wh9se garments frequent
On my way to The exhibition this morning, dc.
straght ath 10 the u part ot accry fal IL whcqs @
they nIo to bc sccn wne disappointed II, tho OK
hlb't, for tte reason that It Ii entirely American
parirs" sf u. The ioeomotise: % e1h1Sted St u @ we3o
ut good In their wny, and tho makers i,nvo reason
n H. II ,oaa q to To I a5at sno aeFo,s WA
Of thS~ &C pnS .naa and me 6a and doubtless
t'ght, engine. which appeared powerful enough
TO-, TO- lLIt man on ont q ~ boots, or sesetal
ous a. ts ,So Sat ff fc "ep oreT sa.e1a hdr
cxhtblt narrow -gaugo locomotive, with unusually
EooI painting npoR tle tender. and with handsome
h!hit h both bread and naFrow-gauge; and tho
heavy locomotive, evidently enpablu Of "rnakins !"
coa.train over heavy grat&o without making nily
lues about II. baldwin d 70. have half.a dozen
engines, ono OF them magnificent atlair, built
~ 1ul n1h @ fe4To. ana nos1n5 three driving wheels
VIZ s5pl@ssslas @ ~ admiration. tle sapss;ntonasus
pointed out another that wolgis o., boo pounds.
tTara hdg;r T. oea 60 o. d to rg oTcr
MIJihRAn Isi1 % ovg5 tsIm EHgana, o. Tug naino 'dohn
evnr ra moa y 9'n w Ne1s ane nsst engine Tint
~ l1n n p sS s 90" gessey naTa ana IL began
GGmo I dio e, e1istenco tinso thas yearl The John
an pos f ntofessnnal s9 n'fSo ap h,r.
opnon may not b sreas 9aao. Sat
shnn our ts far behind TINT Of
cnsnes from nesr1 III tho e!e waGo
ann s1!, hoo Of them were marvels of mechanical
ssa III refhspa thoy Were no better tban ours but
time tan ors mi ~, tn, Sg paxq oettes
nest oa mem gcl ntong Wth scEy little repairing.
rorn H. snd aay ~ s u, nmss'Ga ahat can
ese1y mes GoDs to
ss;Mssa sa faaGSss ss,
nst .onssbs pPssRfI 3 s}yss tns sis, a1
ase 9St as heavy q onrs, sna much noIe
Eradlcnts Gre smaller and l'ghtor than onls. and
nave vesy laFge arivlng'W 50 ~ to sivo them
g,eas sReau, tor mo ihlnlne and other railway.
tn,snse powcr out thesG, presume. are 70 Pot.
ee liz and tho c'"Fal and Union Pa
II wo aro behind Vienna in locomotive exhibits,
sfs h s{s ss{ ssoa2ap a2psshisSs shs T.
:sfssslss,-oSs q ;6sm Ams.Issn ssso @ tisrs e ase
, 1876-05-19

Special Dit1eofch to 7he Tribune
roRr DYHoH. ILL.,, May 15.-One OF the severeat
raln-stortus Of the season visited ts locality this
afternoon, aud did grcat damage to railroad prop.
crty. Several brldgca botwrcn this place md Rock
Island were carried away, and tho day. .paa seuCer
e0nkA over The Western Union Wns deaYed.
, 1876-05-19

tIMrIto-Mf. Hurry Dean, Of indianapolis.
TI.ne of gnme-1 hour and 81 minutes.
First base by crrotB-Cinc!nnatf, 3; Louisville, e.
1uns sca1ncl-Loutsyllc, O; Cincinnati g.
Left on bnsca-LonisvIlla, q: Cincinnati, 2.
Flies caught--Ctnc!nnati, 1B; Louisville, Z.
struck out-ClncInuatf, i.
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CENTENNIAL NOTES,


CENTENNIAL NOTES,
soMBrHIN0 TO 0noWL ADouT-pAMAdB TO
clCiuNhs AND nIAIuAAf-AAl-oAltlCl 1Y
ns1.rns sA'eoA'oAA'A' AMI "5i'As"o Al
Spseai cpsTe.pondeacs er 1ha Tribune
PHILADELPHIA Pa, May 15.-One Of tho pa-
pers this morning has few worda To say Oh an
unpleasant topic. It ayers TINT, In the Art
Gallery, tho paintings hayo been scriouslv fn-
1urcd hv canes and umbrellas. nnt1. In somc in
stnrcca' vnl,ahla uork. NJ nrt, hnvo thna hccr
co,nn1o,o,v r,,f,o1 Tn +hn .,n.,a,v &c.,.
s1ant ss., ~ a.. n.,... s,,"a1 - u"a
eu', eo"o - suo ,1', na.o. pleee' VI esu4p1u'c
and umbrclla-ferules, to ascertain whether they
wore marble or rlaater: and dlrtv tonis
have been lMd upon some Of tho white
longer: Something must eo dono at :s once for s
A railing, row OF policemen, or both, must
. BE- established a T. IN ] front o. tho pictures and
sn, u nmh.oaa ,a nep s, y, Sa
otviRnb1e rbcra nrc few ,xp11rrna In a1r E,ro,,o
,asa w. !ne's tns %le ~" sas.es IN III Europe
,; whsro you arc allowed 1 TO carry your cane Or
you viii dnd a ratltnr thot kccns Vol, ! or frct
sua w. ~ ~ ,n,s aaAs 5ou y. 1ge'
away rom inc WORKS you wish to Inspect; I'm
he,vv htlI of ,,o,noge. 10 sott1, ,sbc, ,ts Fr,,t
ns1'y WV VI s1 y" eo'''o "Aea 'ne 1All'-
Ivant to read my countrymcn
nrr IT. or a Irorl,nr.
rbcro ore M OIL o,icr naomi" Ii ~ a1,o world WIN
coual tho Americana IN tlto nroncu,itv To nofnt
sY.f'' ',.,. sa .I IN tno op.n''ty ~ pont
tIoy happen to have la thclr hands,
tho ob1octs 10 which they wish 10 attract attention.
"biary, Jest look 1t Not" said one Of a gronp
near me, In Memorial Hall, the other day; md he
suitcd tho action to Tho word by pressing tho end
an q! painting ,hst .,:ass =. fsney; I'D not
s s ss1any 'ssa va. nst sastea =,
the operation. Tlls sort Of thing oecurfed sevesai
tGes wh1lS was IN S s aaa Tho oFsst IDIOT
's..ne:s. nna tho ,majo5ty ot poopio would doa6t-
psoes rc:at I q sis @ nsteaeiao ias e
s% e;sSSy s %ssfsS ssss t.
e % ss 's%sS'SS s' .sass e. sssa
ssy si tsx 9s5 ohs s1s q s fs
si tas5 Ra;tn st T. ;45 e Ss;s .na pnt "a
aud one IL wlieh Ame4is,n: " se; t.ko tho
VI nHst sossh estoss hoy can bs Il
81 Iii aa d sit w.t. H. sy :n 10 sss, "
bsiote ths5 90 sattisaea. Tbs Teqqest, "riesto
asSsaSa BY tns ana toy snae
IL e. o1 A. gh 81 IL sssa
il may inteIesi tom M ~ 10 Know tbat whc, ~
piecc n r"iisksa ,narhia han ,"rn ho"m ,,IiaH T. =
band nolst ~ith nessnIrutnn Il In mart Ia in,,3*
sible-and so@sstines saise so-1S | remove pIhs ptha
sain friend of ulino asod to koop on lls ta5js s
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Rules to Do Observed In RBtnblJahing Jus
and Reasonable Rates.
An Exhaustive Decision on This Mos
Vital Point.
A Juror In the Above Casa Tempted by q
Deadhead Pass.

H., . -. .,r.,s ~ sAp's'e' y. euhsan ne1'H3
fined to tho nero question objected To- Int i,ayc
tsAen Wide 1nnse, aud gone to the very narrow Of
whether the defendant may show by proof Of + tho he
Inc IT, or In othrr w,,r,. tho da,anssn a. p..I .,.
ths. u ~. ~. l.nt J.. .,..'. ns u.ean. i.'.ot ~
70 so now mas me ro IT,
enabling the jury to determine what rate OF fsre
and freight tho defendant should be- permitted Il to
o19rso IN otncf TO enable 1t to receive fair, Just,
aud reasonable Income from tho money Invested IN
tho road and It's opcEatton ms, further. to chow
what 1t did charpo
WAS NOT rrronT,or4rn
=, H.. ,s,s,".,. w.. 49,. .Ato.tuSalh .et.1.E. w
,'.n IN .me nrsa'nons .s1 defendant lays down tho
receive fair Income from tho canltnt jnyestcd.
and whatcYcr ra,o IL necessary IL prolnc. sucn
jast ar and reasonae On ths 'ofS otes
sclar s an . y sh1 aoenaan u r.
re'nrn rgnt 70 n m1 ~ H. rates on tho basis Of s!r
hnt thHt Iitc "A''s III ius..,.aa,, @ s0P't49t,
cnntat mnst srbmit I, tbo ,o.a tfsenss ny tsaa n
the morkci lint canttai In. nj r,t nee ~ Mofin IN
immunity lint does i,ot bcjons 70 the npbo nen, .
efn1,g' Mhy ,r.r,.o an..,,.,
knnw Of no nrcGeient Ia Inc H. cnrt nrH 9i.o.
under to nav statute and 40 far a. Know ''isas H.
u cnnc"dr, hv hnth eIdn. tht t H. .au msst no' II
yt ~ n9 .nat tMo statale s nat
rr,cnt "a T. cstn,hns ws ,ns, GwaMIN s,1 Law
Il nnndota H. rt a iue os 5osot u .ne eonsiiiuton-
Legislature iron, time to lime 10 nass iaws Eth. o
iisGing maximum fats oi enafees 70. ihs ttsns:
Foadn Of In ttats ""a oa lug olne9cns
'1Ia rno =, neame @ haT. ,noa, tsor n,,,,, f.c,.
xr hv thtt roa are ot y sna he r4aes @
defcnJnnt secs tn shnTv Sv ~ nnt; H. ttf ne
, 1876-05-19
EvAD1No TIE RULES,

number of the Eastern railroads have 1atoly hit
upon '!an tor scllng tickets at low rates without
mRking reduction. They soilsng srcond- c!ass
tickets, giving tho purchasers to understand thus
thcy can ride IA Grst-claas Tho Chicago roads
do not like taia arrangement and arc taklliy uuas
nres e. have tho practice stopped will be socn ty
tho following circular:
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RA1LnoAp COMPANY, GEN.
EHAL FAseERaHn AND TICKET AuxnTn' Ovrlcn,
CHICAGO. ILL.,, May If, ls7g.-To conpucTons:
Dur attention has been called to tho practice OF
our Eastern eonnsctiuna eellng second class tick
ca to passengers aud giving sheRs 70 understand
that thpy can ride In 1rst t-ClasA cars; ths o. pFg.
miNm To passengers to secure thcis patronage. OF
course no ltno ha authority IL act for this Eoa4 III
such matters and while wo regret that In sono In.
stances tho holdgr of Tho ticket IL au
Innocent party and thereby anjnstly treated,
4sea n this manner, and tho party must seek r1-
dress from tho onc from whnnl ho pnrchascd h!s
ticket. Therefore, - y rule, passengers coming
upon our trims holding second. .clars iickcts
should DO allowed t0 ride only In thu second -clasa
Of amok!ng.car provided tor them. OF cousEe
there arc in!lvilnn1 cases {such a. alex or tnhrm
peEanHs, lAaies With young children) whero parties
should bp allowed 10 occupy sUat4 IN mat -cIasa
cars. ln such eases you vii! exercise such dtseru.
tiun ns your better Judgment u1ay dictate. Con.
ductors will pleaHe tRke due Hotlco, mud govern
themselves acenEdEagly. ukKuY G. WENTwoRrM,
General Passenger and rlcket Agqnt.
, 1876-05-19
MEDICAL CARDS.
Dr. .Ll!lH:IlIl

ycars Iondon Hospital Practice; eutes private dEs
Tho1 Ths .3,5s nervons .rs M Mdehsy esa,ed 1o 5oas
stssnEcrs shontd cali OF ws1d. Que fntcrfjoT nqte
saNe!chts Oa1ca sIictty prtyatr No. III East Map
, 1876-05-19
TIE GRAND TRUNK.

MONTREAL, May ~. 1t II reported hare that Sir
!ohn Rose ia llkoy 10 succeed lit. Potter a. rrcsl
dent OF tho GrYnd Trunk.
, 1876-05-19
DR.. Fowler Appointed Orator for
the State of Illinois.
Hoathenish Propensitiea Of the
PennBylvanian Agrioulturist.
The Expectoration of the
Tobaooo-Using Male Di-
,luvial In Liberality.
The Necessity of Muzzles, Rail-
ings, and Police in His
Esthetic Culture.
YESTERDAY.
THE SUNDAY QUESTION.

6FtftQt LHpG&cH 20 1h6 1T16&ud.
PHILADELPHIA, May 18.-The result OF tho
election Of the Executive Committee Of tho
Commission Is regarded by many us q triumph
rrounds on Sunday. On the other hand, there
Is general belief among wc1ltnformcd men
that the Exhibition will bs open Sundays before
many weeks, aud also that tho public will be
admitted earlier on week days. A member OF
the Episcopal Convention which closed its sit
Ting to-day said he thought there was really
majority Of their members In favor Of Bundny
opening, but they held back through ttrnility.
Another meeting like tlat Of last Saturday
ia talked Of, and thoro 10 strong prospect Of a
mast. .mcutIng grand scale. 1t II certain thot
the pressure will not be rc1n1ed to soc1re Sunday
opening. sevo.al ladsos connected with tho man.
nient, and hayo gsvcn, pnbllc expression TO thoir
opinions. Matters aro daily
GLOWING sAooTIIER ...
ut tho Centennial grounds. largo quantities OF
goods arc being put in place daily, md the show
cases being rapidly dllcd. Several trains enter
a Seuna 19s4 s aIn tn, VII. gsSa a
quantities Of empty boxes.
Tho grcatcst cause Of complaint now 10
THE NAHNOW-0AuGE NAILWAT,
which causcl rexasious delays to vlsItors In somo
jnstaneea The station-ksepera cause passengers
to wait twenty, or thlrtJ. minutes unler promise
tlnucd bad weather has mado tho grounds very
muddy, 30 that the railway tra!ns nr0 In great do
mand.
DEMAND AND 6urrLY.
1lotcl and lodging house keepors orc lowering
their prices, aud there fs plenty Of room for Ill
who como. In many fnstancca persous who OK.
pectcd to rent ttelr rooms for high figures md 70
10 the seaside on Tho proceeds ind themselves thus
far without single lodgor
DR. FOWLER.
Tho He.. @. II. Fowler has been appointed ora.
tor for tho State Of Illinois 10 deliver adrcns in
Philadelphia, some tlnc during tho Exhibition, on
Tho resources Of the 8tats
, 1876-05-19
TIE CANADA PACIFIC,

1p1t414 1N15d&tA q 1H9 7N3VHS,
OTTAWA, A8y 18,-A'contr4 It for tho trAnsportx-
ton from st, Paul, Duluth, and Manitoba Of ma.
, 1876-05-19
MCCORMICK HALL,

Positively LAST APPEARANCES OF
P.APPENHEI p M
prior to her departure for California.
Manager Gran takes pleasure In announcing, by
universal request. a Gnnd Qala Concert on
FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 10,
Koon, the entire Company, and a powerful orchcs.
II, N ehoicc and rnricd programme Of Solos,
DnetF. Quartcts, DC.
Admission. ii cents. Reserved scnts, 81, Mt
Lyon Z; Hea1yB Musc.storc, on Thursdny A. II.
, 1876-05-19

SUNDAY EVENING. MAY 81,
At llooley's Theatre, Farewell Benefit OF Mad.
EnEcn!c Parpenhc!m, when rhe will nppcar IN tho
fccnnd nnu fourth acts Of II Frorntorc SECOND aci
az ffeiechniz, and the aecond net OF Lncrezla os-
tra and Chorua "
priece, s1.ho. 81, and 10 rcnts Reserved scots
ct the Box-ot1lce OF the Theatre.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-11
General NeOs.

DIR. VIM. H. Hall, editor OF Halls Jour.
nal Of Health, tell in tit, in the streets
Of New York, last night, and died in a
few minutes. He was 63 years of age.
Piper, the Boston murderer, has con-
fessed that on the night. he killed Bridget
Landregan, he also made a murderous
assault upon girl named Sullivan. He
had mania for arson, and on the 10th of
December, 1873, he fired Concord Hall
and attempted to bum store.
The brickmakers of Chicago struck
yesterday. About three hundred of them
armed with clubs, knifes and revolvers,
marched to the yards and demanded
higher wages. but were dispersed by the
police.
A company sfmilitia wentIto Lawrence
Ohio, yesterday, and arrested eight per-
sonslconcerned In the recent mining riots.
One miner who refused to stop when
ordered, was shst ..and died soon after.
In honor of the great event of yester-
day, nearly every building, public and
private, store and dwelling, in Phila-
delphia, was decorated with flags and
bunting. The display was marvellous
in its profusion, and in instances the
tasteful arrangement of colors and devi-
ces had a most beautiful effect. In the
evening many buildings we're illumi-
mated
The daily gazette., 1876-05-11
FOURTH EDITION.
THE PROCEEDINGS OF COURT.

Jas. Trusty, (coD, convicted of lai:
ceny, yesterday, was sentenced to ~
lashes, $500 restitution, = months in
Jail and wear convict's jacket.
Daniel Reed, (col,) convicted yes
terday and sentenced 81 restitution
aud costs, 90 lashes, six months in Jail
and wear convict's jacket.
NEW CASTLE, May II, 1876.
Court opened this morning at ten
o'clock, Judges Wooten and Houston
on the bench.
The Grand Jury list was called and
they retired to their rooms.
State VS.. Dennis T. Mcclure and
Dennis Mcclure, larceny of 10 brass
journals from the p, w. & B. Il. Il
Co., in December last.
The Jury returned Dennis T. Me-
Guire guilty and Dennis Mcclure not
guilty.
William johnson, negro, was arraign
ed, for an assault and battery, on
William Stroup, in Wilmington last
January. and pleaded mot guilty"
State VS.. Alfred Groce. negro, assault
and battery, in Wilmington, on 18Th
of September last upon the body OF
Manuel: Mlllington, negro. Grac.
pleaded--"nst guilty" Case on trial
The daily gazette., 1876-05-11
Artificial Cold

For producing very low temperature in
the laboratory various freezing mixtures
are employed. Most of these depend
upon the conversion of solid into a
liquid. The most common and cheapest
is mixture of ice with common salt or
chloride of calcium. IL ice cannot be
had, mixture of parts ammonia chlor-
ide, parts Of potassic nitric, s parts of
sodic sulphate and l6 parts water will
cause a reduction of temperature from
so degrees to degrees Fahrenheit. A
mixture of equal parts of ammonia
nitrate, sodic nitrate and water will
cause the thermometer to sink to de-
grees below zero. Still more powerful is
mixture of parts of sodic phosphate,
6 parts of ammonia nitrate and A parts
of dilute nitric acid. This is said to pro-
duce cold of 81 degrees below zero.
The simplest and cheapest cooling mix
ture consists of equal parts of ainmonic
nitrate and water this will reduce the
temperature of water to degrees above
zero, and the salt may be recovered by
evaporation and used an indefinite nnm.
ber of times.
When sulphurous acid is compressed
to liquid it possesses the power of pro.
ducing great degree of cold upon evap.
oration, but far greater degree of cold
can be obtained by the evaporation OF
liquid nitrous oxide or liquid carbonc
acid.-Journdl Of Applied Chemistry.
The daily gazette., 1876-05-11
On Saturday. NAV 27th, 1876.

at o'clock, P M, for the purpose of
appointing Judges for holding the several
Nomination elections; appointing Coun-
ty Executive Committee, and for the
transaction of any other business that
may properly be brought before the meet
ing.
In view of the astounding develop
ments almost daily made by investi-
eating committees of Democratic
House of Congress, OF fraud and corrup-
tron in high places, it becomes all good
citizens to attend this meeting and help
effect thorough organization of the
Great Democratic Party for the ensuing
campaign; 80 that it may effectually bat.
tie with and overcome corruption and
radicalism in all its forms. The only hope
Of rescuing our beloved country from
the control of unprincipalled men, from
bankruptcy and reputation, rests upon
the success Of the Democrat, Party in
the coming contest.
JOSEPH ROBERTS,
Acting Chdirn,dst last County Meeting
Appoquinimink Hd., May 8, 1876.