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MoRGAN--in Rutland, october Sd, George H..
Morgan, aged 20 years.
Funeral at the Baptist church, Thursday, un-
der masonic auspices. Hour to be announced
hereafter.
JOHNSON-In sutherland Falls October Sd, OF
consumption, Mrs. Peter johnson.
HAM1LTON-In Brandon, october "a, OF con-
sumption, Miss Mary A. Hamilton, daughter
OF Col. Il. A. Hamilton, aged 10 years
Funeral this afternoon at two o'clock.
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Mystic Park Races.

BosToN, Oct. 3.
The unfinished race of yesterday at Mys-
tic park, was concluded to-day, Comet, who
had already taken one heat, winning the
race in two straight heats time 2;25, 1928.
Bella TODD second money and Maybird
third
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Cabinet Meeting.

NFw YoRK. Oct. 8.
A Washington dispatch soys special
cabinet meeting hes been called for Friday
next. The object of the meeting is not
| etata1
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ballot.
LATER-LARGE REPUBLICAN GAINS.
DENVER, Oct. 8.
A comparison will be made with the vote
of 1874 when Patterson, democrat, for
congress was elected by 2,l63 majority.
Arapahoe county has elected the entire
republican ticket by majority of 300 re-
publican gain, GAS.
Jefferson county, republican majority 70;
republican gain, 2l3.
Gilpn county, republican majority 200 +;
gain of 256.
Boulder county, republican majority es-
timated at 800 /; republican gain, 274.
Clear Creek county, republican majority,
200 republican gain, 234.
Park county, estimated republican ma
jority rs; republican gain, 230.
Ell Paso county, estim ated 800 repub-
lican majority republican gain, 295.
Pueblo county, estimated democratic
majority, 1907 democratic loss, IS.
Las Aminas county, estimated democrat
ic majority 800 democratic loss, rs.
Bent county, democratic majority, 100
democratic loss, So
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Kew York Stock end Money Market.

Hsw York Stock end Money Market.
NEW YoEE. Oct. ..
Money after loaning up to 81, closed per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper 466 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at 4S2N and 453k
Gold opened at 10, and closed at 10, the
only quotations of the day.
Clearings at the Gold Exchange sl9,0S2,000.
custom receipts S2I5,U01.
Treasury disbursements, $4,000.
Produce exports for The week amount to s.,
335,115
Governmental quiet.
STATE bonds scarcely nominal.
Railroad bonds strong and higher
Stocks opened 1%@1a lower, except for Mich
lgln Central, which was Il per cent higher
New Jersey Central 4 and Lake Shore i per
cent higher The market soon became irreg-
ular, the coal shares being higher than yester-
day. In later dealings the neral list ad-
vanced from u TO u per cent, and the market
closed firm at an advance OF from Ia to "a per
cent on the day.
The transactions In stocks to-day aggregat-
ed l39,7Oo shares The principal dealings were
as follows:
2,S0l; Delaware, Lacktwalna and Western,
10T50; n. j. Central, 1888.
Gold ose0 at no.
Money ranged at 1k@3h, and closed at ~.
Government bonds steady
State bonds nominal.
Stocks closed steady.
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Talk about getting cheap suits, Novak &
Murphy's is the place to get them, not
only the cheapest, but the best. Call and
see for yourself, at McCall's old stand,
Merchants row.
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Jar RAG ES.

K!NG-DWIRE-At vergennes, September 30
Smith, esd, Mr.. Joseph King and Miss Abby
Dwirc all OF Addison.
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Suicide

MlLToN, Oct 3.
Asa Holt of Francestown committed
suicide by banging last evening.
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Visit Mrs. G. T. Loops hair store, Cen
ter St., over Townsend's furniture rooms,
Rutland, Vt. diff
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Fire insurance.

John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu
tual and other companies. Office under
the town hall. d&w
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Yellow Fever.
Base Ball.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 3.
Yellow fevar interments to-day %.
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The circulation Of the "Daily Globe" is equal
to, If not in excess Of, any other daily newspa-
per in Vermont. The circulation of tho
Weekly Globe is half larger than that Of
any other weekly newspaper in Western ver-
mont; and more than the combined circulation
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Attempted Assassination

HAvANNA, Oct. 3.
An unsuccessful attempt has been made
10 sssassinate President Canal of Hayti.
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INCENDIARY FIRE.

NEW YORK, Oct. 8,
A fire at No. 90 Clarkson street, occu-
pied by Morse & Co., auctioneers, damaged
the building to the extent of $4,000.
1t is supposed the fire wae the work of an
incendary.
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RINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. g.
Boston 3; st. Louis 5.
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Whe gatland daily Glohe
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1875.

Advertisers ,chl please hand in their matter at
early an hour in The afternoon as Convenient. By
90 doing they toiU give more time to arrange and
properly display them, than II taken at late hour.
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Fire Record.
MILL BURNED.

BANGOR, Me-, Oct. 3.
The bennett mill at Oldtown, owned by
by Charles Y. Lord and Alfred Veasie of
BaHgor, burned last night loss 1851, 600 /;
insurance, 100000.
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NICHOLSON & BAKER,

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORs-AT-LAW
AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY.
Particular attention given to proceedings In
Bankruptcy; collections promptly made con-
veyancing In all Its forms; efficiency guaran-
teed. Onlce-Mutual Exchange Block, Rut-
land, Vermont. jel9d6m
ASsoN A. NICHOLSON. JOEL G. BAKER,
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The Temps publishes q communication
from the Russian embassy in this city, in
which it is stated that the czar is still in
favor of peace. If Russia should eventu-
entire agreement of thee powers, and that
Intervention in any case would be preceded
by conference.
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CARPENTERS WANTED to erect
" tenement house by contract. Apply tn
CHAS. =. HARRIS & co.
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Colorado Starts Out Right.

DENVER, Oct. 3.
Reports from the principal points. at 3
p. m, indicate heavy republican gains
everywhere ovar the election of 1874. The
chairman Of the republican state committee
claims the state by 1000 majority, and the
legislature by majority of forty on joint
ballot.
, 1876-05-15

MIN 10 his private room mp stns, which this aant
did. Al Suuthwortli 2nil this nfiant paAacd Into
The room, Southwark locked tho door, and then
aomsaiss,oncft~ Con III very snxio'.a to sscufo tia
fup,ort Of the Republicans u VIII County
lDr The rcnomInatIo, uf Gov. Hcveridsc; that
he wn. satisfied TINT II he enu'd get tho support
or this antant and tho Rtpubiieon that thero
wonll lie .cry little dnnbt but tho cnunty cnuid 10
eatried for Gov. Beycrdge. He sala that they we're
20 anxious about kcenrnR sho enprort of VIII
County frum Inc fact that one Of tho argtst inst-
tulnns Of tho State was located here, md the
prestige and tndHrrc1ntnt this county wnnid give,
bling 0nc os tho lasgest In the State, That they
were willing to d. almost anything In thc'f power
for thosc who you'd take hold and carry tho
connty far tteyerdsn liz further aatd TINT this
ntfnnt wnnl1 rnme out fur t}atortdgc and help -.
<uro delegation for him, that sl,le allant shond
hare the printing patronage oi the Institution; '.
lit1otls for my friends th!s aslnnt might feco,.
mend, md further remarked TINT u III took
money 70 run q newspaper, they wars willing 70
ckiV In, 70 my reasonable amount II this Afilhnt
Tnn(ll only txir hold" After some further gen.
eral conversation th!s aant LEFT tho room, and a.
hr pa.ted dow, stairs Into the receptlon-room, be
mel Commissioner Taylor. .who inquired Of this
been rat!.factory." Tnis ahlant .cp!!cd that nG
out. aud VA. taken back to tho Republican ofncc
by Ds. lle!sg. JAMES unouhrEEn.
!! Of May, A. D., 1871. JouH u. Fl7MiAM,
tsesl.l Notary Public.
, 1876-05-15

mixed up with ilat md brick. and looked down
thc,n. bencaih witch sr1en eharfca corpse. weto
,nppo;ed e e We wfts wansa n1, 70 ); iGd TO-
anti Inc beams everywhere b!selenaa and drippins
with tho wator wt.cfewith tho sapeurs po,artrs
no o; WY ~ eliyonns spectseis Tic hanse. around.
notably ths caie 1ernaine and the csts Do ia Com.
ns ILL., ." aa o.. snfsa Hns5pa e e. sS'f ii.
ioaed had ypu'ea"e m tb oeF snd hs nsussa su ' t.
TIE NEW MUNSTER.
o. Minl1ser Of ths Interim VIII be gasetted imtnc-
dlately utter tho funcnl of Iccasdo ]nlcs Ferry
pss # t. e s seqeo!r %;ssx e M
II all the Republican deputies. The Krpu6il4as
Francolst. t'ambcsta sorgan opposes De aierecrc'a
pAnis, siny 14.-Thc Municipality Of Paris has
voted lonn OF 12O, oo9, U00 francs for public
woske.
n. FAYE. Of the Republican Left, and Deputy
appointment IL succeed Dc bierecrc "a Undsr. Sec.
CONCERNING AMERICAN SYMPATHY.
At recent attlhg OF tho Council General Of tho
Department of Vancluso, \ member spoke In nppo-
n,cnt to be erected by the Franro- american Union,
asauttng thnt the A,ncstcaar showed ingrattude to:
Mra ng s The stc s
late wnr, he wap Project Ut Dillon ur In tho pres.
cncc nf invasion he received DELEGATION 1T Amer.
s!ck and Wounded Subsequently. uthcs aclcga.
uona Of American. brought him n,id.:!ona' snb.
her'ptons, 1n9re than a00. 900 fsancs.
plausc by tho e!lizcns present Of tho dacusslon.
TIE HUHz CANAL.
pAn,s, Apt! s5.mA the Int meeting q T. tl,e
ls:en spending NY months IN Egyp. stated tt'at
Port Said was no longer In danger III sitting up 1t
, 1876-05-15
sfRlOuS AFfRhY,

La.e last evening row occurred a. saloon on
the corner OF Noble sad Indiana streets between
john Fitzgerald and tour unknown men. Fitzgcs.
aid BECAME excited and severely pounded one
Of hts antagonists over tho head with
u billiard cur. inaIcttng very seytsra
wounds. Ono Of tho party returnc1 the complt.
n1cuk by r!ug fur shiLa at FItxgerA!d; hut owing
lnh!cttng rather sesere wound In tho head, teat
thy car Tic phystcans boltcye thAt It will not ru
suit fatally .sIteFahle exctemcatwaa oceasiunrd
The NATURE ot Fitxgsra!d's Injuries, caused no
doubt by ram91s. UE.o late hour no arFrsts
much ~ Fltzgefalds a4sailants asu utterly sun.
kn0Hn In ths nt!YAborhood.
, 1876-05-15
THE LIBERALS.
WHAT THEY WILL DO.

Epectut Dtspatch 10 Tie 1HbaHA
WAsu1sGToS, D. G., a!ay 14.-Congrcssmnn
Willis, OF New York, one Of the few Consrcs s.
men who were elected Us Liberals, lins written
letter 10 tho Liberal Committee, which nice IS
IN New York tomorrow, to the following ct9ec t.:
Iu the evcnt' tint both leading plrties non Il.
nate good men, 1,e doca not understand what
further function tho independent voter Las, n1t-
side Of onc Of tho great political organizations; hut
II either pasy should fa!l satisfy public expcesa
1jon in this regard he drrns 1t tile duty 0t lie
Liberals to maninin the!r organization ind secl.so
>sar1y out their purposes.
, 1876-05-15
Bon Butler Possible Candidate
Of tho Rag"Money Men.
Issue Of Vcracity Between M
Editor and q Penitcntiary
Commissioner.
Attempt to SECURE Newspaper Support
for Beveridge by Bribery.
Notes OF the Canvass Through
out tho State.
INITIATION.
COUNCIL, or IT5 AnflENEyr9.

sp.ct4i Dt.pa,ea to me 1rfbsns.
u,.a,,.,,rt,,, :. r. ,ts. 'Tho ronrctcnt.
""shLr"iu", -. ~'' HN"y !f'-A.c .'pe.e
Atiyc lnA111onlsta IRON the West, who" have Dceh
In Washington within ,hc mast few tlays making
..,.,,a.a',.. .ha Eo,,''a., n...,,,,,o,t ron.
ventton, TO bo held at indianapolis oil+thc It'll
Of Junc. huyc returned 10 their hornc.. ConsId.
efao!o uncr.nee on op''l"n eS1s.s ' anoe 1es, .ae
to pursue The sentiment in favor
o. the noa'laa1son of 1aago pas's' o' ''.e sup'eo
Court, ID not a. strong "a II was "a few weeks hGn.
the principal tcason being the reported discovery
thnt .1uttrn n,yt, b,nnctf In, mn tyn,nthu With
s,, , g.. - ~. ~
tnc'r pccuha9 unoHe'1' ''e"s' oo'ae VI 1ueu' "eS
yocate plac!Hg the nano OF
BENJAMIN r. BUTLER
=, III, ~ ,hni, ,rL.t IA ron+cxcn. ,b.,r rIeus
ul tae heau " .ac'4 .nA' ~ .'a"a
on the currency queaf,o1'. aho " uah'he HoorHe
". julian a. their candidate for the Hacc-preA-
]dcncy thefr idra tcInt. that the pupunr,Y os the
iat,rr on sccount III ls Efforts 10 nropotG the In
terrrts nf actual settIcrs on pubttc lands wuuld
rin IN l,c sunnurt OF ti,er ticket or
yotss csiec{niiy n the Western Sta,cH, II is nnt
unLcf.tUpd tint Julian has been contnlted in re-
gard 10 lhis matter ana Il ia not believed that he
Wnm1j arrcut nor1fnntIon from an iunntton con.
vcntIon.
Oihrr leading spIrl,s In this movement favor tho
aduniTtn NJ pjaifUrm setting forth the financial
oc; rnrs which Tic Convention desires 10 prou1ot
anI ticn adiorrnin until tl,e 4,b Of july to an.
, 1876-05-15
was celebrated ha annlveraary Of tho poets death.
memorial statue wns unveiled.
At EN4. .
BERLIN, -Mny IL A-Thc Emperor Of Rustia has
arrived at Ems.
MEXICO. .

TIE NRV0LUIioNt3T9.
MATAHonAs, May 14.-t}en. Escobedo roaclIcd
Catnorgo, 100 miles distant, yesterday with 3, 600
Government ttoopA and II advancing rapidly on
ibis city. Gcns. Fucru and Uncroga are coming
another road with 9, 900 mon W inlle with Eseo-
bedo io attacking this place. Great excitemcat
prevails here among Tho tevontionists. Several
hundred men arc rcpnring fortIfcatlons, and every
preparation for stubborn dofensr Ia tcIug made
TIlMRATs.
Yesterday the ttaf3. officers OF Gcn. Gonzales
fascibfy tn0k lumber belonging 10 citizen Of the
United ,States fnr forstacat!Uns. The American
Consul fnterycncd 70 protect Thu !n,rrests Ut the
American citizen. w!,rn tho officer, sceIatcA they
wDWtd rhGot tho German and American C0naufs
II they interfcrcd With Gen. Gonzalez efforts u
prepare fur tho tlefentc. The American and Ger
man Consuls with tue Commander OF the United
StAtcs teneei. Of war chilled Junxaies who dfsa.
vowed the act Of his officer, and insured the t'nu-
sm1n that forcfGnerr should bc respected. Many
tamics nrc leaving tho clty, OF Ill natioua!itIcs
u antc!patlon 0t b0mbatdhment.
, 1876-05-15
A FATAL lll.LLlyG,

ST. l.ou1s. Mo-, May 14.-A NEST dcplorab1a At
fair occurred ut the lItto town pf Dahlgrcn, liam
tton County, ILL.,, Friday night. a party Of young
u,cn Eavo John stus.nan, recently married. q
cbarlvaH. stnrman was greatly annoyed by the
npfcar. and ordered the party oH but, they not
Willis Lowery, ind wonnl!nS nud nurton nnl
Frank Taylor All the parties were highly fesgact-
nb!e, Young sturnan belnga son Of Judsu atnr-
couutY,
, 1876-05-15
GERMANY.

COMPLIMENTS UF THE ENFHE95.
NEw foRK. May l4.'-A Ntrald special from
London says Thursday Rrand reception was held
At the Prnaatan Embassy, tho cntiro diplomatic
cogps being present. On tho presentation Of Wick
han, Hoffman. American Chatgs d AlIarcs, 10 tho
EnpFcss. Iior Majesty expressed qualification tn
thankS to q member Of legutian which.
during tho Franco. German atEugg!c. undo!
taeso sad dstress!ng csfcumstauees: waa 10 goo4
Hoffman to convoy her thanks 10 Miu,stcr Wash.
burnu, and spoke kindly Of bancroft Davis, Auesl.
Gun Minister 10 Durl!u.
RCuILLKA.
On the 9th Of May, ut WurtenborY, 4 town Of
Msrbseh. on tha Neekar, where Schiller was born.
, 1876-05-15
TALL LYING.
AN ISSUE or vEHAclTT nETwEIS AN EDlEo1
AND pHNlTESTlA1tY COMMISSIONER.

AN ISSUE or vEnaclTr BETWEEN AN EDlTon
AND A pHHITESTlAHY CuMMlsslOSEl.
Speetal Dispatch to The Tribune.
JOLIET, H., May 14.-Scyeral weeks ago an
arte!a appeared IN the Juliet Reput]tcan, claarg-
Ing ouc>of tho Commissioners Of tic State pktI-
ten.!asy'witt MI attempt to secure the support
of that 1apcr for Bcyerldge in Ills Efforts to Oh
tall, denomination, by offering its editor, ar.
James Guodspeed, d bvibe. The following answer
to that Charge, md Mr.. Goodspccl's rctoindcr,
will bu published III the Rtpub9iean Of Wcdnes-
day next, being crowded out Of tho issue Of this
week on nrcount Of the publication Of the tlclin-
Qicut tax-l[st, which occupies Til the available
space III the paper:
TONE Eailer. " re Jolfts Erpusteen.
JOLIET, II; Nay S1pEAn ssn; on the 1ssh Of
OF which the following lH an extract. viz.
''Abont five weel,s ago one of bevcrdgc'a Pcn!-
tac rrison viii the editor of ths Ntpu6Iicaa, which
there, on behalf of Bcycrlslse md tho whole prn!-
osasee enMa ha 4 II c X %oaa M sos
for HeScrdse be tt;oodspvcd) could ,naSo hls own
soa st nose1 wit t. s Hs ss,eaH hass a
Joliet SHn (which paper, ho tntimated. ua Tar a.
lux. fnrshrr, that ho ttioodspcedJ md only u
,A!sne the m3ney confederation aud It would be
Col. Il. u. Noteman. ono Of the Commissioners,
was at the prison when the paper containing thr
foregoing wna received. uo authorized md TO.
lie never had Conversation With Mr.. N,olspcra
OIL the shbIcct hud never made to MF. Guudsjlee0
Or any other rnAn such proposition, nor dia he
kuow Or believe TINT sncii proposition hal been
tnh1r BY either al bis colleagues to Mr GoodsperI
OF unyl Indy esc.
addressed papers containing the .articlrs above
quoted to Commissioners Soliilworth aud Tay!or.
aud have received frum them tho following replies.
col. Houthwosth writes: :, A..
truth Of Mr. Gooaspced's article, ! Do deny n'ost
einphnt!nly. and authorize lts denial. There !s
YER S f is f. i 81 M y ~ e. y
'sSt' Maj Taylor writes ~ folews
ment of iii. GoUdapptd that Commissioner Of
The rcnlten!iary nn&c proposal. 10 iIi TO- tuppolt
q os While ssspaEs pa # al f15 ars aloso.
Inasmuch a. the editorial rrsrsrea to states thc
me- IL add thnt no rropurtion TO ~. Good.PeeA TO
s; GS aay o'ft u
esst c,,y" made y "y.eli u y any person for me-
Trusting tAat you viii gso This the same pub
l!clty q t6e edtoriul ahosa suS!el sclnai, yoats
respectfully Warden 11!.nsis Slate Peai,ssiaiy
str. 0oodspeelps reply to the above comtMu-
n'c:ton Is eontninrd III tl.c following
APPlpAV1T.
.ss CO., q ss so.ag M 1spx s" e uy Sss, .*o. oo
'i;: NS:sa 4 ,s5s ps siss; Gsyssiaas r. i
III Rspabliean and said lint lle wlsi.sd to have =
private Interview with this enant lIe said TO this
aniant TINT tha penitentiary Commlss!oners werc
Joliet Rtgue!!ssa in 9skali q ths isnonns.!sa
n intfrntR with th{S HftAHt. HInp n.
, 1876-05-15

s4s snnns This In Tho very latest outcornc ef ths
marty TINT represents uriAcAtfo1 In rolitts prn-
cirlcs Of honcfty, and sarlnua other thinN Of
tho c1co11cut 1loRATio SEVhnun and The .mEie.
rnrty that lia. hn tho Eott 10 my aiont Jc1cr.n.
ian tests for candtdatos, md aesupuuuh intsFsty In
political management, hRs hhd two chances III Con.
GcctIcut to prove its faith by fs works.
, 1876-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

Special DtlpatcA ~ 1hs Tfibunf
WAsnlsoroN, D. G., Nay 13-Dlaiue's friends
claim tonight that he will receive the nomlna-
tiou unless thu investigation ot the coming
week Injuries lin, and they are confident It will
not, They are apptchennlye, however, Of the
combination of all tho ntles candidates aRalnst
hilu, especially OF Notton and ConklluK.
XEAuAlCKs.
Coz. Hendricks 4 not hopeful Of his PfesIdential
, 1876-05-15

Special Dtsputch 10 Tbs Tribune.
6r, Louis, Mo. May l4.-Information has rlust
reached here to the effect that Deputy unltcd 6sscs
Marshal H. II. Langston. of Springfield, No., >sho
went down into Oxarrk County few days ago
OH raid after crooked distt1lers was ssnb1rllc lcd
while 1idlns along Tho !oad ind tidd1ed with hal'
, 1876-05-15
TIE TRIGGER.
frkHT ph1rNy i1tt

8pecfal Dispatch to TIC Tribune.
East SAGINAW, Mlch., May 14,-Arrangenc nts
have Just been perfected for pigeon shooting
tournament, to take place May "a, Is, nnt. ~, ut
tho Driving Park, which grounds 1,asc beon TIN.
4ered for the parposea eao Nearly 1000 blrls hs ~
A general invitation IL tep.crcd 10 the anl4ts ur
uporssmcu Of Chicago aud the Northwest.
, 1876-05-15

WILL1AAsHoRT, ra,, May II. Cornelius Castetr.
arrested Inst night in thu act OF httng lumber
yard, Ia undoubtedly tho man who previously ursd
six other yafds Carter is half. .wititd, and laboFs
under the impression that the parties xhose lula.
bcr he burned ONE him money.
, 1876-05-15
HARRINGTON.

DosToN, May 14.-Therc Ia no loubt that nifhnl d
Harrington, undpE indictment In the safe. burglary
casc has fed the country. IIo Is thought to be in
Canada. Tho exttadition treaty with Engta nd
doca not apply 10 tho ofIcnsc Ut conspiracy, with
which be Ia CHARGED,
, 1876-05-15


ST. Paul., May 13.-The capital sGntence. OF
George Lnutenschlager convicted OF thu murder
OF Mrs. Ulr!ca Lick, has agaln bccn postpone to
allow tho presentation OF ni.layts for new trial
ba*ed on alleged new evidchce, Ills sister md her
husband are serving sentences Of imprisonment for
ihG knuir nintlcf.
, 1876-05-15

ST.. Louis, No.. May l4.-Moody and 8ankey
held two meetings al the Rink to- day, Quo this af
ternuoon. tbs other Night Great crowds wetu
present. and much interest, ~ well ~ cusipilty,
Wss unaffected In tha proceedings,
, 1876-05-15
THE TURF.

OMAHA, May 14.-The Trotting Park Association
opens !ta season juno 1, to continue three days
The total premiums ni,iount to g., 800.
OBITUARY.
New foRN, Mny ~l4.-Thc rncer Nettfe norton
died ut tho farm OF hct owner, John Coffee, nj
Sui1crns, N. T., Friday.
, 1876-05-15
OBITUARY.,

P,r7ssuRo, Ps,, May l3.-A!efander 8pecr died
Suddenly at h!s .ealdencc, On Pennsylvania avenue,
Of heart dlscsxs lie was ono Of our oldest aud
best-knowu manufacturers, ba!ng Of tho nrm Of Il.
Spsss u Bons, tho succsssoss 70 Hall 6pses. plow
Nsau1aesussfs,
, 1876-05-15
OcFAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

New York. May IL. misunderstanding Ges.
mania. from Liverpool; nhcln, fsom Bremen; Ito
,,la, jrou, LullAull
LoSpnv, siny 1I-Steam.hps WlacontIn. Rus
sin. md FRINGE trntn New York. haye arrived ont.
itusTnS, May 1I.--Arslvcfl, the steamer Samnrln,
from Liverpool.
UrErSs7nwx, May 1I.-Arrlycd, the steamer
Illinois, iruW Philadelphia.
, 1876-05-15
ACDUI1TAL.

1pscta! DspoteA to 1ns Tribune.
DAVENPORT, Ia, May 14.-Tha trial OF Ovid
Van Meter, city editor Of the Rock Island AFgts+
for tho nurdrr Of John Htnutach closed lust uyen-
Ing, resulting in thu acQtittal Of the acuse4.
, 1876-05-15

chancna. nis friends sven asseet that he doet not
want tho nomination., lIa says that Ghs Demo-
cratic strength IL not 70 Ernht ~ when Congress-
begun.
Tn8 OHIO DHNocHACy.
CLEvELhND, o., May 1a.-Ths Demoefatlc Con.
ycnton Of the Twentieth Congressional District 10.
'iay elected lion. Rufas p, kanner ind ". ".
Armstsong. editor Of the Patndsatfr, Delegated u
wsa chosen Presidential e1ector By reclamation.
, 1876-05-15
BUSINESS NOTICES.

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ehinl Trpc,cs" nre inra1Mnl,lc IL those e1poseh ia
vrdten ct,a,lgcs, a1urdln. prompt tclcs III Coughs
%s,1dh etc