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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-06-29

The caucusscs in this city were held
last night, and tho whole city went unani-
mously anti. Paden-" Hotch," Howe Ste
vcns- Meigs- Page, and all the rest of that
persuasion. "The sccpter has DEPARTED
SC. II
Ifyou would like to he furprised go to
Gunz and examine the new stock Of clothing
he has just received. You will find that he
will sell you y suit lower than it could be
bought 100 years ago or 100 years hence.
Call on Guns. ..,.. 49,. ST.
L. G. Basfortl, is as usual fully prepar
ed with all kinds of Fourth Of July goods,
of which ice is an article Of first impor.
lance. He has banners, flags, illumina.
tors, fire crackers, romon candles, and ev-
.erything else that the boys may want to
aid them in making fun on the Fourth
Of July.
Mr.. Cork Slccum, an old and highly
respected citizen died at his home in this
city on the Esd inst, of consumption. He
was buried last Sabbath from the NJ. E.
Church. Rev. II. j. Crist. officiating. An
interesting obituary necessarily omitted
from this issue, will appear next week.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-06-29


IS 1t is conceded by all with whom VIC
have convcrstd that the growth of the
wheat straw must be.vcry much lighter
this year than it was last, and as a consc
qu"ncc the berry will be proportionately
less in quality. There is a great diversity
Of opinion as to the cause of the damage
which the wheat has sustained. Some
think it is rust,-no,hing more. Others
claim TO have discovered a worm in the
joint near the ground, and still others
think it is the result OF sowing diseased
seed. The question IS one Of great inter:
est, and should be studied with much care.
Whatever the cause may be, the difficulty
is being overcome to some extent by the
recent very fine showers.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-06-29

Every day three Omnibuses go from
,he-wcst side to tile Depot upon the ar
rival and departure of trains, and al
though each represents the interest of u
particular Hotel, not a boisterous or an
uncivil word IS heard from any one of the
bus men. Passengers are waited upon
genteelly, but they are never annoyed as
isthe custom in some cities. The prompt.
ness and efficiency Of the Omnibus and
Express men add very much not only Ia
The convenience Of the Public, but to tho
business Of the city, for people like to
stop where they are sure OF being well
treated.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-06-29

Dr.. W @. STEVENS,
SHY onros, IlSsk, Syracuse, n. Y,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-13
cor. HENDRIcKs CONFIDENT
No Doubt about Florida or Louisiana FirurcA
IhmI dD MOI 4. 10.

INDTANAPoLIs, Nov. II There hAs bccn
r.thtr less excitement ners than tefo e. both
n4tti consenting GLADLY to a ~und " arms ticc.
Du Ing morning the pnoers came out with tx
.r4s wAicn sold like hot clkes, Tut the excite
u4ent soon sub.ided, and the streets were COM
pars;yely free OF crowds. Gov. Hen.
diicks passed tho day quietly at home.
IN dressing gown aud slippers, chatting
with occasional callers, and borrowing no
trouble Whatever as t. the iinIl and Triumphant
settlement ~ AIr. 1iden', majority. lie sun
clnrs TO Oregon with delightful confidence.
Loui.ilnl he h % no do ut of, and believes that
no rascaiiu viii bs attempted by the Returning
Board in the picselce OF the distllRui, ,Acd
and fa.r-minded Gentlemen who have gone
there to watch the count. lie mention
ed Il as somewhlt peculiar aud en- or
ing that Kellogg nd not be5n ehls to
discover any iutimda in in the parishes until
lYsll.l ut htd tefnlu" an important factor IN
the ploulem. He heard OF no terrorism IN those
us IA the nitht OF clet ton Gay, Though no
uuHrr-t.od they had boon protected by mAr-hBls
and we're easily accessible Uy tele !raph anu rail-
rp ii. lEttu.i4a ion us tnNefeu TOO lale TO
o. believed hy the people Of tue punty, ana hO
ncllcNci Woull be thoroughly disptOved wnen
d pr ger inNtsusnuun was neid.
As 10 flprd d. h@ could not well see how gen
uomru N various uarts Of the ; ate. ike jack
-onvile PalhtHt, Lake Ciy. ami lailahas ee.
u cnnstre 80 accurately 20 nii-rcpresent On
he HctuHl usDres. IheY apreed TO wlthlu soy
erl huu drcd on estimates for tne state, and on
county A-urts thcre was astonishing un nlmIty
iu Lhcit irpolts. lie mas r-questeu Lieut.. .-liov.
GRAY elect nd 81 .tc Auditor henderson TO pro-
coed at once 10 fl"nda, and they viii start
lnis eycuing several Democratic mathoma-
u 1ihs held "n iuln- 4 on fioud'. with the
IA 80, Tho teturas II ISL anu tue Present re- uiu-
O. torc thtm. iheN Mad tndt me latest intelli-
gcrc- IN tigClun sorcids - incurrrcL IN
c.Ia ics OF ouNuur'. Nolu.il, ana Walula.
winch gave goo 'gftrtt'e Democratic m. jpr y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-13
THE L&UISIINI CRISIS.
Strong Delegation En- Route TO New Or
Ienns TO Watch the Count.

n otronG Deiegntt0n I'm Route To New Or
lenns TO Watch the Count.
Tho gentlemen en- route to New Orleans
OF the request OF the National Democratic Com
mittee are: Ex-Gov Theodore +. Randolph Of
New Jersey, ex-Gov. Curtin OF Pennsylvani,,
Judge Stallo OF Cincinnati. ths Hon. G. w.
Julian OF Indiana, exc ". Palmer ~ Illinois,
the Hon W. +. Cooloiu:h of Illinois, ex-senator
Trumbul OF Illinois. Gov. Carroll of Maryland.
Senator Hamilton Of May md. Gov. McCreery
OF kentucky, ex-senator stevenson of Ken
lucky. ex-senator Dooi.tc OF Wisconsin. ex-
Gov. Sni.h OF Wisconsin, tue Hon. 4. n. Wat
son OF OOio, Prof. Sumner OF Yale College, SEN
OF Kentucky, ex-Secretafy OF tue Navy Fox of
Boston, tho Hon. 5. J. Randall OF Pniiadelpnia.
Chicago, C. n. Gibson OF 81. Louis, the
Hon. Henry, watterson OF Louisville, the
lLs Hon. wv w. F. Morrison Of Illinois ,tad and
Comptroller Robinson was invited to attend the
conference. but Will be unable 10 60 on account
OF tho pressing necessity OF getting out his re-
port a. Comptroller and making up his message
a. uoVtrrpr. unon the question OF tne pr -
presence Of the other eentlvmen who have gone
of frauds IN the count, ths srntiment o. The
hOne.t people of both partirs tnrousnout tue
co.nry Will certainly prevent IT, consummi-
tion. one good viii most probably grow uut Of
the is's; the IN deqiacy Of tho present laws
aud the CJLstitutlon upou the subject OF elect
ins the President Will oe provided ior aud most
piun tpif INC cumbersome machinery ot tAc
Electoral College VIII DO changed for less com
Pile ted method.
lno Hon. Cour landt Plrker OF Newark, N j.,
has accep'ed the Prcsldeats invitation and
started Tor sew Oileins lost evening.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Nv. FL. VI. Heating.
editor tne IlpeGl, and W N. Curoll. prom
iueni Democrat .Itf- tonight for Sew orleans
10 De present At the count of L1uisiLna's so.c.
WAsntSGTOS, Noy l3-ihe selection of pr0in-
inent gen nIrmen of both plrties, 4 the susees-
lion 4 the President. to lrocecd Ia New Or
le ms aud a certain the true electoral Vlte IN
Louisiana has mad the effect OF i.s-euing tho
excitement which existed here during tns last
week, anu prudu'e - more favor bic fe hing
tntt the pubic peace Will be preserved. Prom
ineut gentlemen say that II tile Pre- ident would
iutm4ie TN [ the cancics In tue Llul.i ma
Returning BOlrd suould he 1lled bY q isOrs Of
known honesty. and therefore having tne cunl-
deuce Of the public. and II this should be done,
there could tie 10 cause Tor complaint IN any
quarter VI the rcsul, To be repOr.ed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-13
TILDEN IS ELECTED.
Florida and Louisiana Democratic
Beyond Doubt.
THE RESULT IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Hampton Elected Governor, but the
Electoral Vote Close.
NOW FOR AN HONEST COUNT.
Shall Partisan Returning Boards Reverse
the Peoples Will 2
THE RESULT IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
NOW FOR AN HONEST COUNT.

The returns from Louisiana nnd Florida
given below. take them out OF the list of
doubtful States. From tho former we have
ofbciai returns from all but six parishes, and. In
estimating those, a liberal allowance IA made
for Republican gains over the count OF thu Re
turning Board In 1874 These figures rvc the
Democrats q majority OF 7,773 From Florida
we have ofncial returns from all but six ccun-
ties. The ak counties vet to bear from ire un-
auostlouably Democratic by increased major
files, as compared with the vote OF
1874 Tbe majority for the Democratic
electors cannot be less than 1900. Tho figures
given below IN Ike It neatly 1900. The Official
returns from every county In South Carolina
ere given below In taOullr form. They show
beyond question Hampton'5 majority oy over
1.5OO. MIR. Tilden runs behind Hampton several
hundred votes, yes It is probable, though not
certain. that he will have a small majority. Mr..
Chamberlain has fallen from his claim Of 5000
majority to eOOO The electoral vote will there
fore stand as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-13
COliMODORE CRAY.
The Career ~ One oi the Luckicsi Command
crs that ever Tr0d IA Dcck.

Commodore Alfred G. Gray, seLior com-
mauder of the Pacific Mail steamship Comp,ny.
VINO died IN BfooNlyn on Friday, wes norn In
July 1913. Ills father NHs for many years British
Consul at horlolN. Va. The late Commodore
went to sea Al the axe Of seventeen. ana in l-ij,
when twenty seven years old, he bee ma cao-
tain. Ia lS+3, whilo "a lieutenant ho mad COM
niand Of the Texan slOop-of wal Austin, aud ia
May Of that year he engaged, on Campeacny
seven vessels Of the Mexicdn navy under oom-
mand OF Admiral Don Tomas dc NeaIna nd
lost only I've men, the Austin having been struck
eleven tines, lte wus TX cen ytsrs IN active
service. .ha, ag crossed the equator sixteen Vines
no fist steamer IA whicn ~ salled was the
phlluGo phir, He ihcn commanded he FilcD N.
sad atteiw id the III Dorado, the Crcs ent cay,
the George Law, tne Empire CITY Pf0metheua.
tue star ul lhe west tuo Moses ldilot, ITO
bluc, md the All me, In the spring ui 1861
he enter the service Of the Government Ia
command uf The Atlantic. and was transferred
~ Seuttmtrs 10 the transport ste MGR NcChl
Ian. IN which b made twentythree crulses IN
ohe oi Nhich he dtt,uded ms ship successfully,
IN IN action win au.rl Of 'he touieuera'e ileet
"a ne mouth ~ the MisSi-siph
In l-Gj hr began MS career in the Pacific
NJ il steamship Company service, as Captain
of thp HeuiY On uICtv. In los ne was tIane-
lh-ins star, amer witch he TOOK command of
tnt Acapulco, $50 "hiru he r'uainud untll last
hc-uab. Aug. 80. 1876. llel 70 hi5 snip the next
d't, retained To- h- hon" ~ liroohbh ana did
nor tIMd l'NNt ~ lN''i'
Commo dore GRAY wa perhaps, the llcltirst
American sta pl in thal cy r sal rd. lo made
l2G round tlps hetNeen New York nui Aspn-
" u. hr-ili5 numerous utuor YNurc-. CHlrie
hunilcd7 Of ulliuus OF money, u winch he
never lost "A collar, sHied nemly million mite,
ana never lo.td NE hY accident, ANA was IN ali
TH-rtcls Contagious, tiuatWpituY officer. In
lhii he WAS iromuted O. be G,mmndOTe OF ne
i"th M'l ou"hn'nip i"WrhiA' uerl, nd In
tl5 pO1illn hAu tnlHi}- -tmos CuptaiIH un itr
hiW. lilo lu Nrs widow ma nFc Cullircu. ono
Of whom the wiie 81 kniu- latch, tho ia !l.er.
CumuudOre Gray waA builGd NoNcrd y fIunl
s.. PctCr's Clulcn, state street, hIOOhBu.
Germnny's Present 10 Phiiadrlpbin.
pnILADEIPntA, Nov. l2.-rhe German EInplre
has pCscLtuA 600 & Gtnn lsyilsOA IL the hGhiDitlOn
lirOunus u tao CltY Of IlllAueluAIa.
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In the Church Of the Messiah Yesterday, the
Rev wam T. Ai-cr said tiat the eight great elias es
OF nankind-rcgii. military, medical iegl sacerJoai.
artistic, academic. ami DR. irstic-wcrc stained with
faults which mlrrcl the good tuat otherwise might bs
effected by their yirtleA The GriUauc arr. however.
re"r from these stains than aay OF the other divis-
ions. aud py it own p.rc pt.ve power aud na' ural
genus penetrated more dee ~ iutO IN Ilnrr Workings
an inpulsc- : m 40 m.nI IN even The phys n.
lawytr. priest Tlr great error OF dramatic ar wls
OstutstlU sul vanity De.titc this, however, tho
drama furn shed edncaiOn ia rccrrltion ~hen 10
addcu other virtues moral aud .iols earneet
ness would uecon: thr greatest ana Irest teiche.
Of mankind. Chri,t p'rsOnNtrJ not any individual
Hebrew. Uut collective hum unity. buch gcner types
dd nnh IN drama furnishing us Win the necessary
STANDARDS whereby might CuulpIfo wn Justice tio
Nirtu. u ana fAilin.s Of uurselNes AID Others.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-13
The Orphnn. of The Younger Tyns., Church.
A sn.,l.t,g E,.uv of aico,,o,.

r. s. lambert. NJ. D., LID, delivered a leo.
ture before the American Temperance Union In Stein
way HIi yesterday. He held thai the brain 10 the
principal orgaa Of man; but he SAID that while
asked him about mis- brain twenty worried aDO,s
their lungs, and dreafei bat because OF its escs
upon them. rhey forg,tt tnit what was Dad for tho
lung. mai Tor tno brain ana hat the BRAIN was
OF ihflr!y more imp rtauce taan ths lunve In most
OF diseased liugs perfect rest and quiet wOnid
effect but tht iOrlt, Of puYeiclna, ss'lngt
piucnt- pulse low and hs ore thiug lab rcd. pre-
scrbcd good whi-kcy." and rtylyeJ tie item mt
whcl nad tried to nliy. ono OF the spe lKcis
man arguments against alcohol Wat that II cOItins
uclth,r nitrogen. puusphOrOu- nor sulphur n I brain
food, Whine Il uOcs contain elements dus,ructive OF
other organ. He Ct-seI runsclirr, and gamblers -
"dsngrgOus." and uyerrsi tnat While rum SHOPS and
gam dug hells disgrace our Citi honest men cam VI
lnt Ii.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-13
PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS,
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE BY THl
SUNS REPORTERS.
The Movements Of the President Fleet a
Crush Of his Adn tring Friends IN the
corridors of tho New Windsor Hotel.

The Movements Of the President Eject a
Crush Of his Adn iripg Friends In the
corridors Of tho New Windsor Hotel.
Gov. Tilden passed the forenoon quictlyat
home An elaborate display ~ hor l trlbutes.
presented hy friends since the election. fllled
the bay window OF his residence. AT noon he
took his customary horseback ride, going ~
Second avenue, through Central Prk, AMI re-
turning about one o'clock. Dinner was served
at two O'Clock. AT the Ia Die, besid the family.
were MIR. Charles II. McLcan. Comptroller Green.
aud Major wilkinson. Mrs. PeltoD, the Gov
erDor's sister. her daughter and Rrandd lighter.
received callers in the ,rlors In tho afternoon.
In tho evening Senator Blrnum OF Conneoti-
cut A. &. Hewitt, William G. whitney. and
Mayor Wckham called, but they failed to zee
Mr.. Tilden. as he went away In a coupe at eight
O'Clock to make several calls. and did not return
until after eleven. One Of these calls was In the
Windsor Hotel, In the corridor OF which he was
suroounded by men all pushing forw rd to shake
hands with him. The place was soon 40 oom.
plctey filled that the Governor with dinicuity
got out. He was smiling and cneerful
Mr. Charles Francis Adams and Mr. william
M. Evarts have decided not to 90 to Louisiana.
The Orphans of the Younger Tynp'- Church.
The Rev. stephen II. ryng Jr., told the women
of his church ye tcrdy that sdel 81 OOo f,r tho
chufch OrplanhEe, ana III th'y wOuld buy Onc.butou
gloves Instead Of tarocbult)n giOv tho ference in
price su ,pot the es;ablislmont At the osc OF
the term,n tae twcaty chlrcn OF ths manage were
irtfoduc ID the platform. and Mr. Tying dram ideally
held tie yJunyest In M. arms tnef hynn. The
collection plate, were ioadci T report showed tnat
the Children ho 'rdeI and cohed Tor 81 03a WceK.
Mr.. iNDx In MS that Ia M more wded
dBncs OF Nv York there 200 90 efsons TO tho
square mule. 10000 ulnre than we're plc<cd tho
same space In sny part Of L0ndJn. Moro iau 10 PSF
cent he crct OF III" morfa y IN these clos Y jpu-
tted tenement housc locilues a, ot chiidrcn. u DI
farming AMI Il, cufree. hc al led. X tho
practice OF the richer Cl Of women VIII avoided
their chidrtn and hired wet nurses for them.
1ues, lattDr. Tor the 81 money. aDtldouei their
drrn To tDy.f,runf establishments at low rates,
IN Orucr to make hlgu wages.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-13
WINDING Ur THE DI0 SNOW.
One Hundred Thousand sunday Visitors
Selling tue rtntc buildings.


PHILADELPHIA. Nov. l.. According to
announcements the Exhibition grounds were
thrown open TO the public to-day ani were VS.
ited by Immense crowds uf people. Tho turn-
stiles were closed, ingress aud egress being nad
only by tho wagon gates, through whioh pedes-
trians ouly wero admitted. The transportation
facilities for reaching the site from the city te-
ing limited to those Of tho horse passenger rail-
ways, al the cara Of these lines going west were
uncomfortably nlled during the greater part Of
the day. while Thousands reached the grounds
on loot Iue order tor closing ne buildings to
the public was ri-idly enforced as to tho
ExhioluOn ouhdings proper. and no one
keep me guards aud tanitors on
duty were permitted - enter: but at
several Of the principal restaurants Gus om-
er, we're d. ittcu ar un week GAYS, hid tefrt su-
mcufs We're provided 40 record of tne nunher
of visitors " Is ub ainahle. put rough esumlte
10000.
ihe Uuted states Centennial Commission
will prouaDly adiIdrn oh Tuesday att rn0on
Tor peiiJd OF several months. ana IN the uican-
potts OF the oody vlI bc matured by the COM
niittees ot the Commission. Ihe ordinary de-
tai, ut business viii DO under the suptrNistOu
VI the Executive tommittec.
Ihr luna realized a. tuc tnm TittcC on Com
ccs .I0ts, from the ROYALTY OF nlteen per cent.
un al sale, Ui beer M soda water Wttuin tA9
g,oGnds, Viii auouut 10 a1uut S1Vi,O0l.
Nith tnc exception Of tnnsc uf OilD and one
or Two uthcr Statcs, ala OF the stat buidlugs IN
the GROUNDS nave teen placed on ths malket,
purch SER. At "a meeting Of the New York
state Board on Fri iaN at the grount ;. tho head
a 4arters oi tnHt state Wtra sud 80 Air. tlucCAt
Collier VI New iurA tor <lOJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-13
TINNLSSEE.
A Majority of iO,oOO tor Tiidrn-A Loss OF
Oue COnere>,man.

NASHVILLE. Nov. l2.-Nenrly complete
returns from Tennessee, give riden IN jput5
- not less than 4OOJl The niui IfiV OF 4 rter
fJ- Governor will po something less than 5000
uNer 1nom :, Ind Dem. Ihe Democrats elect
eignt of tne ten Coneressmen. being II loss OF
one-Mcfar nj IN the First District
The Le.i-l.turo, whicn elects Two United
sta'es Senators. VIII b We a Democratic maturity
Of g. ou mt ia,ot. the senate standing u Dem.
.nrral- HI krfupucau-, ana The nuu.r ~
Democr its and luuepeudents and 10 KepaDl.
cans.
ed. nnutr Il gtuerll rpf yiction that Florida.
sontn ClroiaH, aud Louisi Inl hsyo given Dem.
ocrltlc Iu. iurities.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-13
THE wEEoK ~ aERsEY CITY.
A Locomotive and II BnGgnGc Cur Piunging
into tho uarbor.

No effort was made yesterday TO raise
the engine, tender and baggage car that plugged
into the river at the depot of the Central Kali
road Of Now Jersey on Saturday evening A
hgh board wall WAS hIrrelly nailo1 up. ant tho
hundreds Of sight SCI yesterday wore obliged
q look nt the wreck through the knotholea and
the jpinis. The engine and tender hte nt tho
totlo ON ~ the river, comile ely out ~ view even
at low tide. The baggage car le, ON them, side
uV, windows tud uulra stut~urdt -r itS crushed,
guards tnrn ~ wheels si-loc ted ava al ihe
10 tom ~ iho river. inc side ~ ~tarln'~ htgnt
hrus is torn entirely I'd, aud rdt ul tue uOO. ID
ripped uu.
lutra - no railing wall, post, Rbutmoni, or
bumper 1t the ends NJ ihe rul4 In the Central
orpu, It,rr d., uothinr o. STOP or trace % train
of r4rt Wu"u 10 Arrives, ana +nuull iu rnltutcr
lose control of one, a. A7 the ease pu Naturl Va
Qp g. uuI q 's'rarlllr 30 propritY rs "a possible
event There D. hafnuth, STONE rave .irut ir Iul
the elds uf trc trnrks To the waters rIse, ana
Tho DIST .uCe 10 about th' IrueiA OF one OAE,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-13
r.IssIGrs ~ i mryIsrrn's LIFE.
he Reformation of "a nrunl.aij N Indians
Murder Of Lis Boncfactor.

Services were held last evening in Grace
Chapel memori OF the Rev Archer Is Ffsunel,
who was Killed by Cheyenne lndilns "a short
tims ago. Ine Rev Dr. Potter sAiIi "On a
ccld nignt In January, 1875. a man called at my
house, ami with tears In mis- eyes told me he
pad nothing 10 cat. and w.s entirely destitute.
Iic said he was 4 clergyman, and nd once
been rector NJ nouushing PARISH ~ Ireland.
lhat man wRs our deceased brother. Born Of "A
rtidutted Il luuip College. Dupliu, with hlgh
bunors ana took H. orders with the piignt-
est prospects. lle soon wls appointed a
rector of "a 1nc parish ard SHORTLY aitQ~vafd
frl victim u the demon OF dunk. Sicn a
terrible n Ii dld TN. siu Iultc ~ hun tnat he
hau to rcli Uquish all, ana come to thls country
In the cod 'tNor to 'lquer ui- passion and com.
ucuce HE again IL Ms onlN after ue tterc 40.
mo-. Drought On by drink thli he a. length sue
necawe ono u tho most earnest rnd
iuuefaiGaNle WORKERS iu tina cause rt Christ.
lie promptly accepted call To 20 to he Ier1-
tory Of DfkOt q, and soon m tde hiusoIt - power
IA the Creycunr i-riouarY Agency. A Young
Iniian, ono ui tho many converted tN d. ffcu.
Lrlh was put IN jI. lis sNure tcIriDla oath
tnAt he would snupt thr tr-t wuite man re met
the young man aud procured bis oiscnarse.
flled wl'h venseance, tne Indian pc
pared 10 carry OUT MS oatn, ana trocur-
I'M a fh- eailicd forth. Inc very nr-t
white man he mot was the Rev DR. fienue0.
and In moment ma sent a tuliet cr~sbing
through h4 brdiu. killing MN instantly"
Tne Rev. DIR. Perry OF Ireland maze a few re-
cneds TO DO devoted to erecting tablet In Grace
Gna.ul.
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The Rev. ID s. g o,hy, liutt, Robinson, and
Adams delivered memorial addresses ycs.eri 10 tho
fuur,h Avenue lfcsly critn Churchm 10 ~ - MrL
Euy lls Con DIV .odirdt 90 Rome about year ago. In
1870 she fOuLdc tlc u'd Alrg0fh HONE aud schools
M thfi rN. ia M N.r rt,Nu is trd d 81, "a fl0
iu tIr treasury turr poor CAlr'n TOR pa lis. 10
rutuun ~ many 4i 100 itt b fug a. Or up10 eu by
tue pirf~, ami MS o.rH -unui0I trflrr ppuUd
CNuft ever iut cI-Itin ut htlliIE PrutcNaIt..
shc nnllN c1Iu1 llr Italian II .NspAu rs was
tNlirhrcn - uttr UhhutIir, VI nrr. 10 WAS Lho
daughter e Or. H4,s trrn in lH35. Hui Wa. for
tl.sg tNu yu-.s 10 sapcr of tle pes lttrlu Cluroh
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rHA wIrlRrouN MORDER.
Tho Jury Rcudrring verdict On sunday,
alter - Hours DcliDerauon.

WATERrowN, N. y, Nov. l.. In the
case II lraucls Glappot.e, un tri i for the mur-
der Of simon Hoover ON March last Judge
NoXon's charge ycsterd y occupied one hour
and u half rad the case Wa, given to th jury It
T.. ~. Lrige cruw4s assenDitd At mo Court
llnuno ~ nuu II T. H., Al Nhlci hodr' me
N. tu-dS. ~ A:ll T.. M.. after beial on. tacu-
" iva uoDr-, the Jury returned, having found
GralrutI q T. .iit} Il u,uTlCr In tge sec 'ud de-
rlec. ihe oouit then ripurned unlilg \. ~.
ON MondtN me ur,uner vii tuen DO sonteuced
rro less since Ooi. Is. ma has excited IN Oh IN
tore I. 30 verdlcl H. Gonol I!ly accepted ~ sat
isfAclory.
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cratic majority and will ,ncrens. It ,bi. year.

cratic majority, and will incrcnse II this year,
The Sta and eioctoral ticket nre safe.
The prison,rs from J"cksnnv'lle Jaw were
marched tn the polls by de- uty sh 'rin and
voted for Haves and Wheeler. SAMUEL fAsCO.
SAVANNAH, o., NOV. Il. a special desp. tch
10 The Morning Nous from Like city. Fla, saws:
"Rrturps nre IN from ~ not tour cOunu =,
wutcn IN 1874 gave a Democratic m jOrit. ~
800 All the Democratic counties show he w
Increase, and the majnutv will DO, at safe es'
mate. from 100 60 1890 Democratic. lNdcn
VII not fall 80 votes behind the state ttrket.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. " TX GOV. joseph II.
Brown left to-ni ht for Florida having been re-
Quested to 40 there Oy r. Hewitt.