The Morning herald., 1876-07-18
VIEWS PARAGRAPHS.

",s crop, of the West were never "ore
pmising. ,oo, .,octad Presi-
S,s'Ai - Acorn University, Mississippi.
i,,le Rocks chief of police is IN jail LOT
Pjpping bootblack' oo
pihn,ord 'pp Va, has large Conservative
'cannmnosed of colored voters.
y wv ,-n,ted States corvette Alert sailed
irI China on the l4sh inst.
~, on .,o,en painting of the Duchess OF De-
lls;re, III, rs by Gainesborough, has not been
~. voolcy will preach in Chicago from
Mr. .an VITO to January /, when he will 60 to
~ rhe story that Mr.. Moody received
.se .n' Of 81 500 at Augusta, da., Is denleo
the the hest authority.
ro,dsmjth's "Deserted Village" is a mod
uvp.sn ,a.la town of whitewashed cottages sur
III liie.I ;ad by b hawthorns aud apple trees.
"a, ~ Hendricks is waiting for Tllden to
rite his document before ne nands III his
wu to the committee.
Dr.. Halliday prominent citizen OF
;arce n CITY, Missouri, was assassinated on
aturlay night.
The funeral of Miss Lizzie Clapp, tele-
inI nh onerator, killed at Readville, Mass,
NIX place Sunday afternoon.
s,orrs. Beecher, Evarts, and Bacon were
II Fourth of July orators. Where was
Bessie Turner.
A Texas mob hanged an innocent man as
horse thief, and his relatives are prosecu-
ing the lynchers.
The Spanish Congress, after long and
Itormy debate, passed vote OF confidence
h the Ministry by 2ll against 70.
Members Of Congress are becoming
alarmed at the badly ventilated condition OF
the Hall.
Postmaster General Jewell returned to
his home Hartford, Conn.,, yesterday, and
met with grand reception.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, man conspicuous
in fine politics of Virginia In his day, pro-
uounces against Tilden and Hendricks.
A woman in Anderson county, KY, gave
|bjrth to FIVE children one day last week.
| Four of them are living and doing well.
At the burial of Carmelite nun, in Balti-
more, Il rough pine coffin with rope handles
was used, and the bier was rude bench.
It is understood that General Butler has
abandoned the idea Of running for Congress
at the coming election
An average reduction of ten per cent. of
tie wages of all mill operatives at Lowell,
went into effect yesterday. No strike is
contemplated.
Mr. Octavius W. Meeks, Of New York,
anil recent graduate Of Harvard College
was killed by railroad accident on Long
Island, Saturday last.
From recent dispatches received it is
Judged Crook will attack the Sioux about
the last of this week, when he will be Joined
by General Merritt.
Don Manuel de Laverdeny Custanza, who
recen ly died in Paris at the age of 80, left
fortune of S50,OOO,OOO, 900 derived princi-
pally from Mexico mines.
While William Hirons was shearing sheep
near Atherstone, England, one of tine sheep
butted him so violently in the stomach that
he Gied from the effects.
The body of Bcllini, the composer, which
was buried in France, is to be brought to
laly in man-of-war and placed in tomb
in Catania with imposing cermonies.
A man was knocked down by robber
while walking with a woman on the edge of
precipice near Cincinnati, and the woman
pushed the robber over the bank, and nearly
killed him.
Every " inter the water from a spring at
Chiitenden, VT, freezes and fills deep
gorge with ice, and all summer the residents
ntGe neighborhood are supplied from this
source.
The Charleston Is. c. "News" says -,
"lt is our deliberate opinion that General
Wade Hampton, if nominated for Governor,
will, more fully than any other democrat
who has been named, bring out the whole
vote of the State. in November.
Ex-Mayor Lincoln and j. c. B. Cogswcl)
Of Boston, yesterday, as agents of the State
OF Massachusetts, formally presented to the
United States the State marble statues of
Samuel Adams and Governor Winthrop, both
OF which are now in the Hall of Represen
tativcs.
ssJohn and William Haag, brothers, aged
10 aud II respectively, accompanied by
Frank Beardsmore, aged 16, ran away from
Eoontor, N. j., on Friday night, with S475
OF Mr.. Beardsmore's money. John Haag
was arrested in Jersey City on Saturday
night. He said that his brother and Frank
had sailed for California.
jeremiah Hayes, a lad of Is years, was
struck by lightning while eating his supper
at his residence, Metuchen, N. J.,in storm
on last Wednesday evening. Directly oppo.
site the window where the boy was struck
stands large tree, and when the lads body
was examined the tree was found photo
graphed on his side.
John Adleson, resident of New York
leaped into the river at Weehauken, on Sun
day. A rope was thrown to him, but he
refused to take it, and was going down fol
the second time, when two men in a boat
siezed him. He resisted their attempt tt
save him, and it was only after great diff
Guilty that he was safely landed on shore
The reason hn n G csirnad for the attain Dt was