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, 1876-06-22
FOR E1GN.
Comments of tho London Press on
President Grants Extradition
Message.
Tho Scrvinn I'cacc Mission to
Constnitlnopie Abandoned.
Extraordinary Activity in tho Russian
Navy-Yard at 0ronstalt,
Bullets Election Confirmed by tho
French Senate.


$1NEits wAnE3
SHEFFIELD, .Ttnu 2t.-Thc 7tltgrdrh fn-day
aays: IA further rc,lnctinn at 12!t Nt cent IN
tho mnrgs' wages in The Wctt Hiding or Yorkshire
Is aont to bo nadc, and It Il thought will be ac-
ccptcd."
Tho Secretary Of The Miners rnIon has written
to all The miners lodges: "Wc arc On the eve Of
terrible crisis, Anl thcte Ia nHt to bn tttIkc, Int
terms nrc Ia be made somehow" lie aasuscs the
miners that It strike Ia begun thcse Ia every 1ikc.
iiflood of ita continuing somc ttmc with pa.sI-
biflty Of having to submit 10 etil1 greater rtNc.
t0n.
a1sAsr's MEssAon ON TIM ExTaAp1TtoN TREATY.
InSpna, Jnnc 2o-ii a. m.-The .St0nddr! RayA:
1--WE hope President Urnnt's lne.snya does mt cx.
prc's tho settled determination Of tho An,cricAn
Government teahtivc to thu rxtra1ltt0n question.
We 'Mfcr from tho nersaGc that II VIC will cuncctlc
sumcwfat an ARRANGEMENT Il poss!blc. It Is IN
fortunate thaf ~ a1nnn:snd trcaty was not os"tf-
sihic )" " ''' >''~ '~',' :. ""' '''
ron rs s T;ssy ssy s s,; snnoes Il [. sa.ste,E e s E
note thnt President t'rnnt expresses readiness to
1ren negotiations for more efficient trcay. Tlle
President II scarcely ]ust In representing the Brit.
=, mcnace q terminating The exlstng onr.
Mto,ai5;: i: =, cl,aF t'!srG wonla ns IN
between Circuit ierita!n and thu lntci States so ~
y lncndc all crimes mentioned III tlse act of 1870
tue l1!tsr csfss e tneu. eve mo.e erin,ss
tail newac, u Parliament. Wco0sorve viii, pleas
tllc insertion In Tho existing treaty If provision that
reraDns sia only hr trled for tho crl1ncb for Which
declaration that hn would rcslst lta Insertion IN
!, Thu Times concludes: ave omphastcnlly rcprat
the lops, that III no cont!teratt,, u pt1ne Or rne'
t" Will br allowed tn Interfere With the neEotIa-
| tun u Il new treaty.
, 1876-06-22

bPFc4dt IIsF6!ch 10 Ing 1fFoahs.
MADISON, Wis.,, ,Iunu 21.-frho twenty third an.
rl,nl Commencement Of the University Of Wtscon-
Sin occurred to-day, when twenty four yonng men
and women delivered oyatlons md olsays, The
exercises were all good. above tho Average In
ability, and we'll delivered. The urnfinns OF
Mcesrs. Itincr nnd 1lttchlc, bctwecn whom tho
Committee with difficulty choso tic IattoE for the
Lewis gold medal for thu best Commencement
exercise, very Gna oratusical clnrts.
scycrnl Of the ladies' wllo owins to several
sentlcmun cxcus!ng themselves. wcro In tho
majority. had very prafscworihy productions,
nnl Sonic 0f then, delivered them sery finely.
The ono perhaps most tnklng in matter and best
epukcn was Miss Clurf1n fpnloli.trancc ngaiust Hu
mucl IenuncEAtlou Of tho tyEInt 1nnn by woman
tuckIny more rights. Progress nnd growth LII tito
Institution were npparcnt from to't1nys excrc1ecs,
which were Witnessed by n very large audience, In
c1n.lfng ,nany prominent men from different parts
Ut the State, GoY. Llngton sitting at tho 1rft nf
President f3ascoMb Ladies' composed tho greater
part Of tile audience, which wnclltd WITH clnse nj
tcntlon tue exercises, which occupied trce hours.
THn ALUMNI
". F. Vilas President e. N. ulesory
Secretary and Treasurer, j.: /. High Orator,
nnI u. n. FrnnkcnhurTcr Poet next 7cnr. and
nhupted n resolution 10 mike arrangements for
the erection Of a monument tn thc alumni who
fell Ia tho service Of the Union during the lato
War.
THE REGENTS
this afternoon adopted rcsnutton lnstructtng the
Faculty to exclude rcferrncr to political partfDa
anil Churchus from Commencement ofat!nns, ind
discussed the rlnttcr Ut erecting University nA-
ecmb'y hall. which IL much ,>eottel
, 1876-06-22

e"' '1,!1"se ~ 1...'.,n "t" ~, T.1 ,.e,",".
several daring robbertes hare bcen committed In
this village and velny by masked burglars, hut no
aset oo'a.hea "ut.l 1ue caso pats y, NV present
month"; wsontt "ppeafi u bc proved that tho leader
in @ the roobercs was The sen @ Of wealthy SLt.en
hrayIcst ipssr by tEc burriarca Tic tlrst rnbbsry
VIA colntuittot In May, his. 4 man fan,cd j. j.
ireanS n Ill EtjD from deceaIn rolatiyc. In in"
nirhi Of thu s5th OF Msy tireo men effected M IN.
srtnce Into hs house, ni.d Ny threah IN Ills lite ho
ayr M % Ta ses9t an " ~ asks
@ 1ueosni22c 2 BY itenT"a. @ '' A A'' '''s' nus A''
foro io cuujd eiyc INV nisrn,. was sa.gcd an,l
bp"nd. TSere was Ia liz snjo abont s3o. 5oo. , h"
In larr. t.,rehsso Of lmrl ina thu Co.ptany Ena
mnJe' 'N Wv 'A'~
CHARLES Weber; fen on ef tic ntins!psl ct TIC tan
rt,hhesy at,,i paya his whna tinS Il, nna tn do.
tuctiys srsastr muny inrsnions tror}cs su m IN
e anr fy hc nnn o ha J senen ios e'
IN FnhrusrT III I'M T hSsG ~ NJ, M o,a f,,rn,r
named psIlma,,. milo ont Of tllu Village. w,.s
TrjtrH hv IVA ,nskrIi ,,cn' isliman i;vrI o1nnn
sa f9Ta na to sss hs
an az ysn.s ii % 5eo1or. Do1d The ra
Il. sa esfs g sss bly, Tasy fssf S u Il, fstf q s
III Fl - ~ urns Th.x INV ps'.
m It"irmnn III rufjt i1so nmsr H. ci..ie .Sh
i.is,t,s 49, ~ nsI a. n,M rHn ~, .uo'm siiu
htn ns,a1 m ~ plia H., H. Ss NJ {as e n;a aas
p!ases ior money, and tAen roSounl him ants lssi.
mmo 1T. y s MGeS ~ w pssssn. IA npam Jonk
thts yiiiaa" .nS 1nt+o Hna u, Ca
tf Ply saa s" M Tan.eI 10 sss hos lntofha
ta ~ 'n ~ sHc sttcc srss.ea ~, ,s ~
chnt!ss Wehbcr. ~ bookkesper at the tannety.
w. .s nsisatus o. ani htan WORKER H. tns1n ~.
s!'9 au1 met statement in the ios 2! ~ hlaaafit.
haboet' Anu toIt' mefksn 'M.oseVills," whc h
Weaa 70 ecas ols , Sao .aeotY Iney "ers wsttstl
one attas caoh roppcfy. una 6hFeth aetas o. tach
'Ma toenlar way. \ ufssage WIS sent to tho fnthcr
MenbcE ena 70 apPta!cn al tNc olilec. where tue
IacIa "eto s1afeu TO MIN. 10 81 oncs sens wn1d
young MaM came III, entirety unsnsptcions 81 the
, 1876-06-22

TiLFEH 1"7 AS!1.s'snn''' ~
Specfai 0fspdtch 10 1ae 1Ff6una
NYw YouK, June u 1T ts not generally known
how ncnr,y the resolutions adopted at the ti,ra
Nv" 'ea.' ~. 49,. ,.'1. c,.t, ~ t,atna
Convention. IN NEW i"r.t state' came 10 peihe
defeated III !llelf most Important features.
Ills conceded TINT tte Convention was called In
w.. ,t.,c.t nt r,td,n cn, with TIM sntcpt tn nnl,r
,, ~ 49,, s.,, 49, 49,. ~ H., c,,,. .nt T., f.-,i,-
h' '"e c.h.ra. hshie " '"c olate "''a' ~ iat
nnGc uf that lden Lilo RESOLUTIONS previously pre-
pare,l by Mr. Manton Marble werc introduced by
iirn, .t;oy. Dpr.bcE,nrr to tho Committee on
n.,..,,,,,.. l., lin f.,r ru,,to,.,oon, ,v;th III,
Hrso'ntlohs. III she 'o'''n,tt'c''onh'' WIN '"e
expectation That thrJ would receive unanimous
confirmation.
Two ut the cnmtntttec-a!cssr*. Fred smythc
nun ''onh - io""eca"' VI ~" .o'h-oppoasn
thrlr adoption nppn two Esound': elret occhufe
sions 10 thn aelcEacs; n9tl tTeontlly because. IN
nlrnfinnlits the nnme oi NJ !llucn nhiic. i snse
INC hea tliat he nloile o. New anTs r Statesmen
could carry the state 0! ScN fnsk. fhG commit
ttr. hnWcYes. agreed 70 fef'oft tAc rnso9tlnhr as
, 1876-06-22
TURKEY.

LoSnos, 1uno Fl. Tho number OF deaths from
tho plague at uaglat. in nlny was /, 132.
NEW PnorostrtuN.
LosnoH, Juno :,,..-: a, 1n.-A Tmes dispatch
from berlin says Pr!nce tuttschaknH has proposed
to snhnt to tho Powers n new md improved
ctiDn nf 1lcrlln memorandum II tic Porto falls to
rntlfy tlc !nsurscnt provinces.
aEnrtA.
4 T1cnnR dispatch 10 Tho T7mts fnya the PRO
icctch Scrytan mission tn Cunatartinuplc linn bcrn
Eisrn ni'. rtowfny that t1e hopu Of aGtAtnin. my
tlilnE by negotiations with tho Porto has hccs
Rbanluncd
NAVAL ACTIVITY.
Tho Posfs Dorlfn dlspatch ruports that nil await.
able hands nrc working night aill tlAy ut Cronsat
to prepare tho Russian tcet for stu.
, 1876-06-22
LOCAL.


tn the jsdlfGf Q} Tho JFfbnH&s
CM1cAuo, Jnne 2l.-Tho present dcmoralized
condition nl our municipal! a0alss generally, and
tic l1nancial clnbarraFsnicnt@ under which We aro
suffering demand far Chief Magistrate sound,
careful, practical mcrclant,-otc whouo success In
business affords guarantee Of Lis capacity to ex
rIcate ons city from tho dlssrnccfa condition Into
which Il hhs hccn run during tho past two years by
tle corrupt hummer element whu 6aye had tho csM
tfn,. IN view os present Nrgcnt demands Of tho
city, beg to rn;,r5t this manu- 1T Charles +. Gull
yer for Maynr nj nns ~h0 would answer The re-.
9NtrcmentAn nf our present Necessities.
ME. Culver Inns been an active merchant ut our
S!ty moro than twenty years. during which time ha
las eafntd reputation for integrity nnQncstonrd,
md a success 4itcsts hlA capacity 10 Conduct thn
affairs Of our city ont 0f tta present ombarrafs1
Ment. As iii cyit[rnce Of ihe high esteem Ia whlcR
he IL held BY the rhcnhcss Of our hoard
Of Trade, l may mention ta fnct that sunln two
ycnrs avn. when !iIs name waa proposed for Pzrsf-
dent Q! the Hoard. no randitass' wah put w against
him. he being elected by tn unanimous yota Of tho
menbcsa. only ono vatc, clicye, being cast acanst
Unexpectedly la uwll. Aisiungh nut II la!ltielan
in tha popular sanse III that t"sll, Mr culver iH u
~,unu l.epubtiean holdins views On the 1nanr!al
question In harmony will thnsu t1prrsseh In thu
platform adopted At Cincinnati. j CITIZEN,
, 1876-06-22
How UIp Family II Mixed.

IHa 6HTF1f1 tf!I,I RFVH81fiVH -, ,
ctles ot children, The husbA,I1 nutt w!fe have
each hou married twsre befu1c, md had Gnu
child " rurh former marHays, which n,akes
four children, eac nna having different rarcntt.
hrcn married hetorc, lcaylug u child BY the!r
former wlyrs, which luakcs stI children Ut t!f-
ferrnt parents. Tho present. li'ieband's two
futuitr wives ud been previously nn!ri.*i, i'sis-
tag c1.ell ono child, making Eagllt nf st!Eer"ut
I4reats Thu prrscnt husi'at,sl and wife ny this
marriage hayu una eiIlia, making nine, I'll living
al,d 10 two bayug tite sunle patents
, 1876-06-22

thn hnnninrss and nr1nrrr,y III hlfntrH atu family
T1c r:port Of !he r"n,;nt!e. m the cona!tt"n O.
;at f acti"a r irst ,h1ee re- 'eetisns were %osa
"I hs.s rhain IcIatinr 10 e +oc q, op were explained
lnsss.!iy esesis,' i" vi snIy siys 4: @ friends
WI" t.sc ~ wnta H. =" 1r.r n5 ws.
.'are M S"sksn Ss;f Ssa. i t.
9 nt"epeG 10, ptn'np H. ,,,a suo,c wH'u nav v'
" rSfTlnc aus IA ahtMG' % s au%fe ~ "p'i nns tns
arasant'ty M " tnant. ani hn,3in, th"n Invto.
inS!y sasrsa m t,e HIT a. ic carpr enot he chans.
e. ~" 1ni Hi. m Viii Nh, l. |hc ,,"siroiiIiiy
~ ~ tnG c.,ah.h;n, an ,.nwnent whlch cntnot Ia
soa: .. ..,.,., ,o,n l.. 49,, It. ,,.,,,,,,.
had ,tarteii tho t:nlyer.iiy on sa,u uf sl, ,0uth
Ear', Ttustrs bonrnt two iot. fr 81, o0t) It, lind
sS T!s FIX sa 5: IT,; iSss H. for s' an acre And
x,ti ~" ntnn aronsr,I ,,r,rct, thsn.c,ycs to do
II il i ;sF IL ;,'s ns, o ~ ,ao l !s',
aeeara w!li iii l,e ra!.ed withnA ysar; r.: iians},
sE fs o Rv E"s y s S e 1Se e eaSss o u
III pr. iiavt expressed, his .atl.faet1on at the plan.
Afsr ths .ebt s! VIII ifanfs Sly oFi1%{y ,lT;
nnrisss m"naSemsni T. run run r. r!m Tt IN
cxccletl, !. .,
The fourth. NH, .ixsh, seventh, etehsis, ana
noutiecd that tIov. Esans ana Mr. Deertng Ind
each subscribed 800 tu fatAs the esttinnted ac'
fc!ehcy nY SH u!u III !he ta!Ary acetHN!s lay,
rlnM.c. Thnt Mr. T, y. Harvey had sll'sesiisd ,%
N.Y.. Ms. 4: II. 3MtA,ora hhit pInH'lseu eoV.,
Mr Hung Siuo "t,d ar. i;f; p W1o M! ,aae sery
scrsptons were then , maze ny innse plsseHt. as
fnllnWs: Ds. l'nfts. S,th!t thc nGs' "; r. steM,
ntt, s!t: ail,l u. IL h'hop S-'V' 'uak'ns 1otHt
ot over N Ioo. ;,.., ,.,,,,,,,, ,..,,,,.
lie ElltFG frrrtl was HNuHlEA NHM1uL Gifu@tr
t,s meeting Of tEc l,nartl h.s rctulfen " ,nsc.
,arnt wh!ei wl nnlo,h,Gly relieve the un,rssisy
~ ~ @ w }..rc }sn, " rcn r' n '%t, w.
present ha1d times thn Gt.iserslty ~ nrttcr a 1'
than most 0i ~ cntElettots IN lha country. nnH.
II now p,t or dcbt, has hfhpo revenues 'or Ill us
expenditures.
49,, CHuhrH woeK.
st, 1toas read a statement showing t'ie work ins
the church donc by the rniyrr.ty N iS7a.h tho
tuition fee. remtttea TO thGol9sicAt .tnt'cAts
amounted TO 92,3l4. TO- nhl i'll lSIa"u 10
~, of5 10
THANKS.
The following was adopted itnnnLMansly:
Ttoir.t Thai the C!nl5s Ut l:nEsh L!t .!a1,'re hha
% ~ E.tv .st r. III, ih snrcrss n," ntv with
wr' as s1nra "r y !" ysa. e T. y t. H. Wr"rr. h. d.
InS:s:!y s%a siiys - ssYs;r nsfisd u: II: l.!
sy rcsur corilal aprst.n q t'M!r :, scryss
IL t'T.r "ns tu nn n,a
''Sii ii, rowc, fro,n tho Committee on College Of
Inv. reronnenIlsu t1,ot il,u C0IlcEo bo euatalnrd
ns hcrutuforc, Adopted.
I'ho Honr,! then n,lio1lrc,l with the daxnloFy mud
encIlctIu,,, cydvnty we'll sntiaaed wlh tlr rctlla
:" ' rrr r.sTrr rr,zr.
rho delivery Of oFations by Iiyu members OF TIM
srntor Etnss II, counuttinn for The Euatcr prlSe Of
, 1876-06-22
ST. LOUIS.
,~4t4 - " ~SfNHstf F,ft&J4 fsN@t f%N

sr-rta, ni,uatcs Ia ~ Trttvgf,
oIs". ,''.,. HnsA -; .,o,,. a,t. .t,0v d.,con,c.
IT. LOFTS "unc "l'-hpoHe my b''"5 "s"
10 the National Democratic conscnt'oh nave a1el'
ped Into town within the last day OF two, and "sc
inInp ,lutv n. n xott OF nrlynuce guard for the
..,.'.e. ,,,,r :, f,,i1ow (,ritn sn.Iu1e
n""t'o'!o .u"' p" 49,,
Ing OF s3slfofs WAS h'o ncen "no"t
the streets to.day. and to.niohs the
hotels have hcen tyclscr than for lung time. Al
,,ni,v vorictv nj concentrations n,c being talkrl
'.A"' 'a.' ~ ~, t",.s",.s b.. Ia ~, ,..,, I'm.
o. anu come III thc "clre"'ce Hese h"sc pccn So'i'
frffins with cnch ot''er during the day Judges
llama md Porter, OF the tntlInna delegation.
=, ,,a s,,nth,r, f,rto, .,,l,. nnr,hcimcr onfi III,
, 1876-06-22

7'' ,, IT -. ., - ~ .',
Special ntpaftn 10 The 3rfoHae'
,ry urea are already : her. hsse-the .aro o'd .tassfs who
.oF ,h'Ac h'""s se"'a "as" ,rS"N TIN ue"' '"."sn
IN fhe conventions os tho !'!lno's 'naoeracy, 'he
result II all their "axns" Invariably having been
ma viii, xIr1, ,ncn con,cmnatc Tin tnry,tnhlc
~, m.sa 8" ~ ~. 49,. "'.e .'S ' t W =. - 49, @ =, st
sAey arr oafy making feaoy oa to'"bE3o" ~ "Ea'a
~ the Hike ktrTlcc iof iher pRt1y,-ahd all Tor a'
nike uf tho great Democratic principles which nns
,,c oY thc3n can define. lii fact. Tho f]rst CUES.
~, t,.,,. e.. on. ,,o. ,r, r,,-a,,fnn {.
, 1876-06-22

PRESS lflLE.,

FEnAA1L1.Es, Juno H1.--ln the Chamber Of Dcr.
utlef, yestcstIny, Due p'Ormontl. Bonapnstlat,
Introduced bill granting the liberty ot the prcts.
DupFET'A KLRcr1oN.
VERSAILLES, Juno 91.-ln the Senate, to-day,
the election OF II. Buffet was confirmed, mil ihr
nGw scnatnr sok his Brnt among tho members Ut
the Right Centre.
, 1876-06-22
GERMANY,

CHINESE MILITARY STUDENTS.
BERLIN. Lnnc 1.-0Re Captain and niS ficn-
tcncnta nf tho Chfnrsc urt1y have nrryG, anil will
serve term IN tho Frussan army for tho purpose
Of studying tho ucrsnan military system.
, 1876-06-22
BELGIUM,
CQLfII.CE TI1uLtIlLE.

LnuvArr, Juno 2l.-Therc II great excitement
brcaueo Of the hostile demonstrations ngnInst tho
Liberal students OF tho University. The lectures
on philosophy havG becn suspended, mud tho civil
guard Wn6 called ont.
, 1876-06-22

N fhf Ellf0F n INe TFfbhnf.
CHlrAao, June 10 -~-Whlla the pcunle arc look.
Ing seuunl for suttnb!e Candidate for Mayor, and
ons wo ia fully up 10 their wants In the way VI
form. let me suggest oue IN whom The pcppc call
trust, and mnu who ls largo Taxpayer. This
muI 10 Ahner Taylor. No better man can be found
In this city. Yours, REPUBLICAN,.
, 1876-06-22
Dwarf ian i ! / ulllol'
OF ton years. growth cured
BY DR.. RADWAY'S REMEDIES.


HAVE HAD An OVARIAN ruMDR IN THE ovA.
NlES AND BOWELS FOR TEN YEARS.
ANN AEHnH, Ilrc. y, 1a7a.-J1H RAnwAy; That 9th.
crs may 6c hcngnttd. | Hlake thiA statement:
iaft 1Ih! nn Ofar!u fht!ur In thu Uvar!ra and bnw.
rls for ten Tean tried tho hist physetnns vi tht1
nsfn without ay bcnsas It Eas growing st such ra
friend ~ mlne INDUCED !a Ia Try lhlwnys I.tlncd..
drltbcrAtlati, tried them. -.
rnrcEasr. nix bpttlrs ~ this ea0!ycnt, two hnsrs NJ
the FlA ala two snltrs Of the icilef. used tlesa
without any appa1ent ~ncnt teteflninrl to prrse:
Of tie Neltet, and two bo1rs VI Thu is nefoFc they
Wefu Eone lad lost tWGhtF -lFo pIuniln .
lcuAtMur tn llhr the nCdIetnu until wns sdrn t!lat
l Whs entirely cured. tuDk tho medicine hbtnt 1it0
iaunth4 atl during that time lost fnrty1vn pounds
IN 81 topk three daznn bottcs Of ths iesolFsA III
t9ttlcs lselltf, and " nxrs q Tho i'!. - .
isl ssGtiy Me and ny les.t Y fn q srstiSs
ent your wDnltrfMllrn!ene ffsl srsrly !nclEc and
my rrnFer that may b. nctl ut bIcsAthK u 9th
crF is It fas been to INT. w >. , ,,,,,,,,,
Mfs. Uibbns xlp n.akcs thr 4husv certificate /. tia
Of r with the saccp1on St what va. sent 70 a,fr y
yon, msy say tlat her stacnient correct xthonta
i,rassst lid Chemist. Ann ArbuI. SlIsh;.
1ia mar certify that Mrs. H!1'hiHh, WIN makes n:
atnss ecTilaeatc "a And a. tecn for nany years vel
edy and undennhiy correct. Amy cue who knuws Sin
tsFsucd1 ~ MENJ. II. EOlEEA
MARY EnGKEH.
MARY II. FOND,
4. u. POND.
, 1876-06-22

VIENNA, Jnnc 9l.-Gcn. frut,err Alexis Won
Roller, tho Minister OF War for tho wlulc Emp!rr,
has fratGpcl. .-.
, 1876-06-22
Second Days Session Of the
Trustees Of the Northwest.
ern University.
President Fowler Formally Tenders His
Resignation. Commence.
mcnt To-Day
Graduating Exercises at Lake Forest III
stttutc Yestcrlay..-A Brill.
limit Occasion,
University OF Wisconsin--Lotr1-
bard University, Gales
burg.


49,, o.,.,,,,, =. -, s~s.,,,,
TIE sEcoSn OATS sEsstoH
Of The ANIMAL Eieet!ns q! ihe Hoard OF iTnstcea or
the Northwestern University WA held Il the Uni.
ycr,itv chanel Yesterday morning, Dr., pcrrInc
,,v,lrd III, Divln, iir.,ir,t
u tf,., r., .,, t,o,..,..o, ~ ro.1,,,,ov
1'F' 'io"R' 'iolt ts RoiHn'teo u" Aee""''oe'+
reported az follows:
.nnsu ftrF in frftfftt Tim Forcn
- . ~, ~ q ~, ~ ~. n.s :"
u,isr lii. rr,s III irI a. Hnrrr nj l}rn IL rxrri.
VIII VI ~ a1 T. II thn -; @ III
ins i'm ~ iii, vrnr ~ ',, at rryrrrurn hi 1,nd
~ VIZ ,st ~ HI. e ~ n G1: .t ts ~ rmrK H. ,nr W hu
tn nuutnr ,f rnn Tnt with, rtt.
rt.s xt.rt. -
A"optt1.
Mr. Uurat ffom the Cnmfnttne m U7. tnwa ro.
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FcF'Flcd tho hllcFa1pHb III thc llue 1ltces
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-08
FRAUD IN PHILdDELPHI
The Preparations TO Roll up "a Rig Majority
for Hayes and Wheeler.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-Recent inyesti-
cation develops the fact that the number Of
Illegal registrations upon the ASSESSING INT lists
OF this city are much greater than has been pre-
yiously reported. A close examination OF the
lists already published shows that between
5000 and $1,000 bogus voters have been placed
upon them. That the Republican Ring should
have attempted such monstrous fraud creates
much excitement and alarm among men Of all
politics. some honest Republicans have avowed
their determination OF leaving the party on ac-
count OF this rascslitv. Tho discovery that
arrangements have been made with New York
aud baltimore roughs to "personate" and
repeat" on the illlcity registered names adds
greatly 10 the cOmmotion IN political and other
II understood that 100000 has been sub.
scrhed 10y "A number OF Ring politicians, many
Of them members Of the old Mysterious Phi
CRIME Club,' 10 carry the election In November
here. A squad OF "repeaters" and "colonzer,"
have already arrived from New York and Bilt-
more. and are fixed according to Ring par
lance. In tue Nineteenth, iwenty-nith and
Thirty first wards. The Bismarck House. at
Cord and D2uphin streets, will ne the base OF
their operations on election day. Two nunured
New York roughs passed through this city. via
the pennsylv mia Railroad, last night, on their
way To Indiana, where they are to he employed
in working" the polls Tor the Republicans on
TUESDAY next. They will return home in tmc 10
cooperate with the Ring in their illegal work.
prominent city ofiicehOlder Is now In Bilt-
more afranging Tor the importation of another
large batch Of repeaters.
ms attempt OF the Republican Ring to carry
Philadelphia and the state by fraud Is so glar-
ilg thdt the honestly -mannged judicial depart
mems have determined to cheCkmnte, II posi-
tile, the carrying out Of the programme, ~ far
at least ~ Pniad alphia Is directly concerned
Inc Judges of the.COurt OF Common Pleas have
resolved to hold court forthe purilcdti II the
assessment ists. Judges Ludlow and Bldule
have been appointed 10 open aud preside over
the courts. Numerous bogus names nave al
ready been removed, and the work viii be con-
tinurd until the week before the election, but
the time IA so short that fully ne-half OF tho
names cannot be taken of the lists. aud upon
these the "repeatcrs % VIII be able to vote fro
quently, and probably turn out heavy majority
for the Ring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-08
The Miracles of To-day.

All through the summer months the
shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes, in south
ern France, has been thronged with thou
sands of eager believers, and although the
Bishop of Poitiers has declared from the
pulpit that belief in the alleged miracles is
no article of thu Catholic faith. the popu-
larity OF the resort continues unaffected.
The pilgrims argue that even if there be
doubt about some of the alleged cures,
there remain great number of eases in
which the holy water has certainly worked
with miraculous efficacy. Among the re-
cent striking instances is that of MARIA
JAsPIERREs, n young girl from Rheims,
who was suffering from peritonitis, menin-
gifts, and disease of the heart, all at the
same time, AMI who is said 20 have been
cured of all these maladics. Since the dis
covcry of the holy water at Lourdes. the
once famous shrine of La Salette has lost
lis hold on the popular favor, aud the few
struggling pilgrims who now wend their
way thither are said to buy Chartreuse in
GIenoble with which to mix the water be-
fore drinkingit. Butat Lourdes the water
is not the only attraction. In the book
shops there letter from the Virgin MARY
is sold which is represented as having fallen
from heaven. This letter is written IN very
old style, and contains n prayer which
shields one from danger through water,
fire. or the bites of snakes, and promise
OF the Virgin to appear to the believer
three days before his death.
From Marpingen, however, in the Rhine
province OF Prussia, the latest religious
nounced; and notwithstanding the more
scdate temperament OF the Germans, tho
whole surrounding country for many miles
has been thrown into Il condition OF in
tense excitement by the wonderful story.
Three children say that while in the woods
they saw the Holy Mother, with angels on
either side, who prayed and sang. On
another occasion, later, the Holy Mother.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-08
The Poison of ToadstoOls-Is There
Any RcmeNY

The terrible death of three persons near
Newark, New Jersey, with the severe ILL
ness of n fourth, resulting from the eating
of toadstools, mistaken for mushrooms,
the particulars OF which we published
yesterday, calls attention to danger
to which the eaters of mushrooms must
be constantly exposed. Toadstoos and
mushrooms grow together aud in the same
place where these toadstools were got,
mushrooms are gathered for the market.
The boy who picked these made a fatal
mistake i'll not discerning the difference
between poisonous fungi and most de-
licious esculent; but are not others liable
to make like mistake, to be followed by
a like fatality
OF course there are tests by which the
difference between toadstools and mush-
rooms can be determined with certainty.
What are those testsl Will some OF our
readers who are skilled in the mystery, in
form the public through our columns'
Again, is there no remedy for the poison
of toadstools? IL is said that the physician
who was called 10 the New Jersey victims
administered antdotes; but he was not
consulted until twenty-four hours after
the poison had been taken, and we are not
informed what were the medicines he
gave. At all events they proved ineffica-
cious, except in the case of the young lady
who had partaken but very sparingy.
We have read OF many instances OF fatal
poisoning by toadstools but never of any
sure antidote. What have the medical pro-
fession to say on the subject?