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, 1876-10-24
THE COUNTY, BUILDING.

Judge Wallace is issuing naturalization papers
at the rate ot lao tlay. III enc evening last
week tile issuc umburcti zoo.
Tho Grand Jury ts giving come attention to
Bridgeport anil It's stt.ks, tho result Of cont
plant again. Joseph Shcr'sn and utiers.
Tic uutfoa for new. trial anl arrest at judc-
ment In t,ic I.!shtfoot insanity case wus argued
IN The County Court yesterday. The motion
was denied.
Farmcs Harl,s will complete the foundation
fur the Court-llnuss this week, md next weciz
will urge n frttlcneht with tlie co,lnty. HIS
"cxtras" will nut tall short OF s75,01. lie
says l,u will leave It to some tlisintcrestcd par-
ties, however, to make the figures, and What
cyrr tiicy agrce upon ho Is Willing to abidc by
If tho county Is.
Walker nt,1 Mcneil were around tic building
yesterday anticipating some new Developments
iii tho Colrt-llonsc stono question. WHlker
says that Ito las qarrtc1 already attottt GJ, ,001
fret Of stone t9r the Conrt-Houss, and that II
there Is TO hitch In affairs iio will be ready to
push the work iii tho spring. BY the way,
What los bcconc Of McNeii'a partners in the
work. Mrssra. Tanning and lIcnncsscyt 1t is
about tine they ,rer0 being heard frlIii.
, 1876-10-24
NOT GUILTY..

BONE C0NFt9E0 aWElNtSH.
There Was Some f'asc swearing ut the Armorr
Ppl!se CURT yesterday AFTERNOON. z. aaul j.
Turner, who We're arrcstcd few days ago far
violating tic city ordinance relating to keeping
offensive rcnlcring-houses, werc tried before
Justice Suniu,erlcld. Tic defendants own
rendering establishment Mt thu corner OF Wal-
lncn and tlct+rc@or streets, nn haye no cpi)tirc-
Tim with tho large establishment Of James
Turner.
Henry A1cf;carn testified that be had ylsltcf.
Turner's plMo 0n tho 1stft Inst u,lti noticed
some very obnoxious SMELLS He went upstairs
nil snw some CUTS MIL Spoiled ,ueatst whlel,
wero very ila1lsco.is to tho smell, and llr Didn't
want 10 stuy there long. He traced the smell
from Butler md A1cfircgor strcpts to ti,e
Tcnllcrl9E.hm1sc, located On thc c,rncr uf Will
lace mud McGregor. 4 blootl.factosy was mar
there. The distance from Wallace to Butler
streets WAS block.
alatthcw Ca!las!lan lad visited Turner.nrotl,-
css' place several tImcg. lie TRACED tIlc smells
to tl1c rcutlcring-huusc. CHING into tic n en-
arniln1 aud found TINT they wtre rotten uni! bu-
III thy yard were CUTS and blal!sslrs.
j. !. Dickinson and H. :. sni|tl, gayc sim'1ar
'rst that rendering misht bc carried gu ino!1rn-
Nj. Iaacs Turaer, one Ut tic defendants,
testified tlat all Inntter used by him was washed
throuE!lly every .!"s. AMI VIA not allowed TO be-
como putrll. Ihu gases from the rrudcrng3
were turned nil through condenser intn .vw-
esF. llo laty denied tint there was ui,y .lcrayc..
or 0!tcllsiys animal matter a,ut tho urciilItcs
On the days when tho Other wltnssscs aul VS.
ttcd tic place,
Abraham I,cnning, j.. EEolbnru, II. Pond,
Christopher Darcy, nlNl james Iiictpy corruip-
rated thu statement They were ncigAl,nrs,
md hal mcvrr observed any stencil coming
lrnM thr Tilrncrs neutrality-suspicious..
Tile tltrp lhfnrf. N1,Htu tgts,, {xnt r,,
, 1876-10-24

SNcak-thIcycs or sorRe other Inyatcrfous yia-
ltors yesterday got away with thirteen yards Of
beaver cloth valued ut 800 from tic tailor-shop
of Franz sci|lcrt, No. 1l3 West Kiuzle street.
j. s. nrcacnbncls, Of No. 3a5 West Indiana
street, complains ttat burglars cut out Il pans
NJ gluss from Ills front windows, and helped
themselves tt, $40 wurth Ut Ilatcd claims A,Nl
other Jcwelry.
Joseph Wie|is was yesterday reported to bu
improving, a1hl Ills physician was said to cntcr-
tau st.s.lc hopes of hls recovery. ia,.Etlau was
before Justice aculiy, but lis case was continued
until Saturday.
Fred l'oehl, nn irate hac's,nan, yesterday wat,-
dcrcd Into William Co!lycr'a sa,uun in thu
sat,sas.'tt lfol,Ec, anI, throwing hreF-gIass at
tho proprietor, huceceIctl In smashing Il S;N0
nirrpr, lur I'll of which he WAS locked up ut tho
ArMnry.
Muses. Abraham wn, before Commissioner
lI"yne yesterday afternoon, clhargefl with lnying
tIt'sE:l o counterfeit FIVE OH the J'rader'B
National Bank OH JOHN Rosenberg. The east.
WIS c,nttnnctl until Thursday afternoon, tbs
defendant giving bail tn $500.
John l'fnwn yesterday str,yc,l i,ltoth butcher
slop II Uttn barckas, NJ. 81 trren street, ,i,,,l
willie the proprietor wns ,ot iooki,g flu g"t
away with tho r0nients Ut tho till. The tro-
prietnr ,uticcd tic loss in time to prevent
Nrnwil's cscapc and nfter ponI'liiIs bin Into
;Sss!f' sst sy iSfs aa III" te III / ias ill., 'sseuss s
quarters, und ,Ipon arriving ut tho
station, the thiet llnl thawcl ont sufficiently u
state that he would rather hcryc. til. }cars II.
tho pcntGntiAry thais rcnlAin III hour longer III
the lcc.box. liz never wants To bc put Oh ico
ugafn.
hcforr Justsec Fnoto yesterday were Lucinda
Perfect aud lin Fclt, who were charged by
EIZntletll Hart, Elizabeth Fo,crs, md Susan
Thomas With being .Iisottlcrly. Thu 1.-Two w.,,,.r,.
ltr lure
, 1876-10-24

pensfvc5y nj that. Ilr Is authorized 10 purchase
sixteen Instruments known IN common },nr}nnrn
rs '''jo;ersH They nre electric machines similar
to tfnsc IN rogue III nil telegraph, onlrcs. When
placed ~ tic enEne.hnrscs they will enable the
bremen iu receive The fire alarms from iltccn ~
farty seconds bcfure the nlarnl IL souiHlctl un
thc gong. The Instruments w[l simply receive
box I'll thc vicinity of the iirc.
The Commissioner Of Health mikes the fol-
lnHin; report for the week ending Saturday:
births, III. The total III deaths a5 compared
with tint of tho previous week Is all incr.tse. Vt
70, MIL nm Mcrensu nf 81 rs compared with
tue corresponding wcrk Ut last ycur. Mr. II.
7. Wright, thu Registrar Of Vital Statistics, Inns
prepared t1.c following figures which arc statc~
!nct.ts Of death by croap, iphtheria. antt scar.
!et itycr fpr the past tbrec weeks IN Oetohyr uf
the years 1871 AMI is1ti: lS7i, Group, D; llpi-
tlcrll, $; and aearlct feycr, II; totn1, u. IT.
Ill.,. lsS sfTo.p. ~ tdhshc5is Il; ;i,,, aud
ss'''ei 81 ncfsss !svs ~ iisis' is oref .s M'S sas
period In 1s'5. Mr.. Wright adds
thc fuitowLng REMARKS: 1larlHg examined fur.
n'er REPORTS, with TIC exception of shc excess Of
.lrals by tie ab,rena.,c<l diseases ot DctabcE,
15;i, thu mortality Is quito as light Us In any
,Tcvlolss ycar, with thu exception, Of tho ycnr
subsequent to the great ire Of 1871. At pres
snt, Group nl'd 'llFhthcTta arc, on tho de-.
rrcasc. Yet srarlct fever for the past week
n. a',om. n'atls, i.,estase' as "!l be aeen by
as turiI for thu i,ast two months, enjoying lns.
nunlty Erutn smallpox, and, with due vigilanrc,
1t is t. De liupcl that this Ecollrge may not tl
q hume In tlns rlty the coming winter. Yet II
II re In other cities to Ercntcr or less Cxtcnt,
anu those, too, III 1lcar proximity 10 tll!s.h
, 1876-10-24

T,,c e,tv recc,v.i1 s,o, llN, fran, f,ov,,. r,o,,
,".,s' ''tto''' Sou"tJ- 1Ee's7
r,,,. 49,. -,
lhc tts-Afeaaarct yesterday rc'lcemeu old
city certificates To the alNolslt Of Slc,0D.
Thu m,,nnipt, nj ,h. wrst -st1o v,,ta,-,vo,,.,
,x,l, In s,,s,,,,,s.n, IT,. IN, ,,,'.
~ s" -" ~" ''s 'i'e stoI'.7ai'e
"a q illrty-t'ith !n;an having broken, rendering
"e'ay necessary
Wurklneu wcrc busy at tnu City-IIa1l ycster-
,ly putting stnokc-hurlicr ut tic I.aylur IL
Met;lnHIs patent under tho uilers. THIS patcnt
Is ohe ol liz several to l'e tested.
rEr (u,t that ,nnny Drr.ons ,r,. ,at ,,,,,.
ururtny buildings III nj liin,is w;thnp+ nn-,n;,s
fur thr sans ias m,,yni SmnrI,tr,m1"n, f"a,es
ia to lave sIayn rye n,, ~ st,St. ,su,,
nl liz u1I.l lis crrs. 81 uss.'n,,t. int,n,, ~, ~:
ltl:.t thu rractcr IS br,rn ,,,,' ''''' w es0
,r,,o ,,....,,. 49,, "''
North Diyisnn viii rr'n'rl i, f",,. -, ~ sc
sa.,r Of ttr sljI,a,ux ,,.rr -, - r!"l I'I l'.s,
way along SuntIsrt uyrn,,,. ~, ,.hor st",,1a W
whlr|l was iycn s.,,ut yrrs ,,,,n ~ H., "1,,.'
IL Eyunttui T,ijrnt n'4,1 r ~ s'I ,'.e1so 7,
laIl hu,, UnusrI tracks III, H.. a,n'vn. - ,.i ~
AVENUE 1'' s"s "''' e'''''''ea
Ass'stallt"City--tttu H"y.itn llas ra,tEcA
10 pe h|oill "ut a!u t!tstA u thu llrluls vi |.
tphstah!e notIecS u the t'hisasu PAtklng II
Sf1nt,crti {. t u,;t ,lurtt,nrr "'%, ,Tetot' 1
That 1l,cy nrc waule.I, Ut, A. lur Ir;i i m
, 1876-10-24
the Council, u resolution 10 that effect l,ariug
been Uttered ut yesterdays meeting.


Nrs Amy f,rt,,ta. .1ta.t =, - ~ so.tto,,. .,,t.
Gcorr, i,r,inr H r.,a t1,'r,h,,t s,,a.,. " g.. @
.o'ss ,'" ~ o. ontls., NO. w. naeloat street, sas.
woman in Chicago, and at tho tIsno Ut her death
was horn Il, I.,pr. Now l,,,5s,n Cou,,sv. conn
NJ, ~ -, =, r., " 49, .. - ,, .,. eoam
a, on sao lltl' u 'n'S' l'.t' III hcs carly days
stic WIS sewtnEEfrI, and sncns hcr days among
tic nrigh1Iors w!dc.seattercd Il, thoss times
lIcr method OF ,ocotno,lon wus equestrian.
n,u1 ain ,rovo,e1 fro,r f,rr,.t,a,s. =,
u s...,, e". s'a,S'sa i'o''' h'."'no"sc ~
lash''hosse, pylns hcF fecale upon tha
gAr,ncnts Of that generation, From her
youth her constitution was vigorous,
and the frat forty years Of bor ,ifo WIRE on,ct
",I 49, .,.,a.,s,, e. J.as " Nv! "to "e'c l"t'
e'tics ol M oltl''ha!dshtp, anu career III use.
fulncss, untramtnclctl by The cares und resnon.
sibt[,tfes Ut family. But wien she had reached
the ,;ue and HEARTY nr. of 90, ar. Orr,lrr. ri
o''..o'' ~ - appeafcli oclosc Hel, sh1tor Tor
hcr hsna. lie came with not little rnnanre
around lin to recommend HIN to her fayor. lie
lla,t served in tic Revolution, and there IN, n
p,,t.a,. .st.so ~. ~. III us fanny l1a, oe haa nee
!nuh'licht III INC rage anu sattse ot Bunker
Hill. She lookc.l upon him With fnvor, anil they
were nnrrcsl. Awcll-tolo fatmer he, an a,.cicnt
They went 70 reside in Clinton, hut in 1895
they concluded to visit Dostan md witness tho
ceremony of taylng tho cor,,cr.stone o! Bunker
lfili mohuntnt. Over $50 tntles Of hot md
hnsey reaa thcy iray:ledt reaching tic scene u
tiilc to hcar daniel Ncbstcr's eno.y upon thu
brave tllcn Whose bones lie mingled viii, tllu
soil Of cyory Stntc from Mniuc to Ncorgta.
~ 1S-t MI. Nrftllcy wns gathered unto Ills
fathers. lie lctt rich legacy II material con-
forts, and richer In tLc rl!l!l that was born live
t'lotltlts afterwards, The only ullc ever ElyoE to
her, atH! that .,nc coming when tlfty years ct
tile nlether'k ltio Ind rnsaeh nwnY. a lew ycars
, 1876-10-24


st1EEMAN-Entered Into rcst Oct. 70, ii 3:15
H. H.. Mattlu Rusal!o, aged 10 years III months
and ~ days, only daughter Of 0ren and Human i.
Sherman.
Not1cc Of funeral hereafter.
pATrES0N Al tho residence OF her grand
r.. AnnIc, taNEhter of Willlam alil tic 1uto ja,o
5. Fastc.on, aged ycars
TPrERMAN-1n this city. Oct. e, Mrs. Emma
IL yrars = months mil layn.
Fnncra! FROM The FtflA Presbyterian Church. cor.
nor Of Thrtlcth-st. Md Inlinba .ay.. Ncluesllay
Oct %, at half past 10 o'clock to Graccland.
SlfEFARD-Qet o. Charles p. Shepard, at the
residence Of Lis slster, Mrs l.. 81. Nar4h Loi9-
tR- Kansas papers plcasc copy.
MARSH Oct 20, Minerva L., wife of John 3.
Marsh. ' W
Funeral Tuesday morning at IL O'Clock at tho
housc. by cara 10 lloschill.
nElsANKS--At tho residence OF her parents, No.
40s Vernon: :av. Sadie, infant daughter Of T.. s.
and II; Kebans,s, aGsd s., 1nont!ls nn s3 days.
10 HTVessnont and New York papers please coyy.
AART-oct. 20, 3fnry, widow Of tho ln.a JOHN
Hart, aged a years.
FnHefal at O'clock. Oct. ~, from No. 12 1{b.
otty.st, to tho Jesuit Church, thcuca to Calvary
CGmctery by carrsagcH. Friends Of tho fan!iy In.
vlteA. ~
GRIDLEY-Thc funeral Of Mrs. Amy Qrltlpy
Will take place at the residence 0f her son.In +la,y
q. 3. Butler, No. 5JD lluehGt- st., VucssnY after.
moon at o'clock. Fr!enda OF tic fan,ily arc H.
v!tcd to attend.
,Au0Usr1NE-At Rtpon, Oct. as, at 2 a, m,,
Mrs. Annctta M Augustine, Of Inflammation u
the stomach, aged 81 years.
WALSff-At hIs residence, No. n33 North CLARK.
It,, Oct, ~, John Il. WalHl'. nged IL years.
Notice Of funeral hcrcnftGs,
, 1876-10-24


DRHmgarter. Nioncn. Sweency-1H.
aUrEntN7ENnEHr 1tt.KEY.
Aid. White offered tho following, which WIS
referred tn tho Committee OIL f0ltru:
WHEREAS. tirarc cl,nrgca uf tncllctuncy ami as
toetat!nn, With notcsl criminals. III ~ nnawtnl
nsF me- ce a4e rar n t1n Gncsx" 'o
RICH eacs ~ cs''eS , a"os 9,% br
nl,sxsa fast: as yfeaits%ss. st,e,l ssi ,!rg.ss
0f posttvcncss which nakca Il apparent TINT thoy
arebelIcycd by tho uItors ot thu paper to sc trne;
wnenrA.. Such charges agantt the heal Of MI
nlaiisi tic tinnuhfnc attention of thla Council;
Rt.or.. That the Chair erpoint committee Of
aouth Uyisinn. aud thrco ftom tho Wost Division,
10 thnrourhly invcttirate t,csa char1cA, aud that
RAID cnminitteG he Instructed TO summon f,cfnre It
nl1 petaHns wost tcsttn,0ny promises to thruW
light Dn tho matter.
Ali. Cnlcrton introduced MI order sllrccttng
tic ComptrUllcr to rcnort tic amount Of money
tic names Of tho companies entitled 10 do bust-
ness lit this city.
nfL1lnas NOTIFIED.
AID. McCrca introduced tho following resolu+
WHEnEAss, Tho Peoples aas-lighs Il Cnl,a Com.
Of s. per 1,ooo feet and ll,c Co,i,ctl i1aa BY ts
aeton rensed to acccsc 10 tho r1opoast'on thorc-
~; Msoitt%, T!2at tho Mayor notify .aa co.npeny
fat fsa ro ts ey n w ns, ,eaf eaesS IT.
Company accedo to tho price uJ ST. 10 por !, 900
!ect, the city w! not deem ttsetf Responsible for
any greater pay fot gas consumed after that latc.
Carried unanimously.
AID Sweeney introduced d resolution asking
tl'at work hc stopped III paving Townsend street
Until 1t could be nsscstainc whether tho people
Interested Ind really given their signatures to
S'h motion oi .Iid Kawicigil, lie Council tlen
adjourned
, 1876-10-24

Adultery, 18; nrsut u; nssal,lt, II; ASSAULT
Ing M otrcr 10; assault With intent to rlyial.,
+; nssault with intent to rob- q; assault with H.
tent to kill, r.; assault with lntunt TO .!t, bodily
Injury, isi; asaaut, with deadly weapon, Is;
nttctnpt to commit larcny, IL; attempt tucorl-
nit burglary, {; haRtardy, 9; burglary, III; i;
bathtl,g aealnst ar,li1.anc:, ct; carrying; Gun
cealcd weapons, I'll; cruelty to nnlrlals, II;
cheAt!ng, +; conspiracy, j: drunk, .i75; drunk
anil .l!sortlery sUD; l|spraerly, 3,07l; disorder
II an1 resisting officer, IL; ,lcst!tute E) drunk
ninl vagrant, IS; enbezslc,nent,3 ex;,usfnE per-
so,i, l0; forgery, !; fugitive, 3; tnst driving ID
sl!sl.TaY rohDcry, u; Interfering with MI oilicrrt
~; iu'.ints l.onsa !l;fa.ne, 90; inmate ilisor-
ler'y house, lii; Inmate ganlin.,
house, TT; insanc, l.; Incest, |;
kerplng disorslcrlY ltouae, A.; kccplny gsIrins;
lo..se, q; keeping I.opse ot ,l-tamc, 81; Kid
mapping, =; lusccny, NtS; leaving teani un-
hiiclud, $; malicious mischief, Is; mayAcm, 5;
murder, i; money o,l faiso pretenscs. II; gonls
III falae prctcnscs, u; ubstsuc,!ng strcct-pars,
1; perjury, u; passing counterfeit money, |;
pc.hllitg without license, 5s; rape, 3; sfot, rs
iii officer, u; Receiving stolen property, vi;
resrslr, :; rcinslH. to nsslat 4; swinIlilig, II;
sin,otiHg Inside tlty liniits, III; seiltiil }fisos
without license, sAtl; tl,rcHta, 1926; yacrarry,
05t. VIolntion Of arlnanccs OIL the fnlluwl.i,:
Hub|ecs: Dvpo,, 2; health, 81: lfael:, L. stl,:-
walk, III, tn.slit !; street, r; ycllt4lr, ";
t; 1aoclsck, 10; 'tr!lyo, IT; building, !; sec
,,j,i .hf,nH t}cn1.,ru 1 81 = -.
, 1876-10-24

Of the aoutl Sido, residents Of the Third Fourth,
mud Filth Wards. will hold 4 eran.l tnass.ince::ns
Tonight nt 1850 o'clock ut G0nd .T1 Thirty first.
ot Minute Men will ba oryatllzed, unffortnGd md
!' n!I;crs elected. The following eloancnt orators
def, Z. l.. 1iawkinso,,, Esq., lie iio, II iliIsu.
Atdftci. Judge ]ohn i: Ssndstron, j. II. GlouFi,,
Es1., Lntief Latstn Mills, Esd. and Mr.. r. Sun.
dcllnt. All Swrdas, Danes, ANIL NorwcetnaA In
favor Of The Republican ticket and MI honc4t Toy
crnnlcnt arc Invited.
, 1876-10-24

~ ~ = eSA*A-' = -AA@St< LILY HUN
AND TIE cELEnnArEp DANIEL WEBSTER.
Ono Of the eycnIn. pn,ers yrstnr1oy ,n,,,.
l,,lcl whnt nr,norlc1 r., l,e T,n,s o,,.,,,. H..
sn,'.n,,,,n.,,I' r',,s 20 nc 'O.s """ut 'ae
iohWFlltclH1eElt III tottce, AlnFs!lal Hickey.
The ruiuts Df tho nrticlu were tlat Hickey
owned l},e t,D,.se nsrunirh hy 1,p,cI y,,hrt,r -
nnorf",s r,Io,,.i1 n,an VIZ s' ,,""n. "e''h.sn'
.ianre,,ns, ami ru's - "u 's',s.,,, "u, sa,'o,l,
te~un ii,cr oyc,n'. @ ,at n.,.,n, W,t ~
etcr lad Ya.d to Hickey t3,GDO as
ltt,xtt-tnunpy Or n.llonl-mpncvn ,,1 th,+ .I,o
Chief Of po1c md ynnt.I Whs. ,rara 's w,a ~,
viii. saell ntcr md tnat 'v; iley Wrre msiC Ioth |a
luic. etc. etc. "i th't II s"n w,s 'Ga,tapn a a1 'esi
'rLc ~ ei,nses l,..s 1,c,ur eor.ro nm, ,..
t,cc srt,saion I Er,Esr rGrsse ,n. na hkcy - hso
yrs,cr,iny nTt"rnnn n''1n1 ~ !s."F'et .ook lanla
;yhat Ia III y, :" s.,,. "a" Sae ,;".'. Tt..e1
s,r '" 7I.s,nv ''a .,,, Ky. Ky n"Alt them.
@ ~; mIchty s''t thHt Tue entire
''e. nv s,," ~ ,., m ] ie n n.en aasasu be1ote, h't
,,t ~ n,,i.. M.. E'u'su !snt aSalllst nm. !lc
v",'la @ ase.laat lnr t!lc r,r=c4 l'y thu tatt that
Iecelvn 5 tor,. ins ls1 w. Tu n% w"sst ten IN tue
Eocl rsasons. Fat e'snvnt, sS;.prIsIng Ist @ ss;
lart is tusitIons m ~ tio. s'G,s ft ;' sa"
cr,', "I ruStsSs "h tno iofee, Unit now TO
~ @ r',nnva, ~ N .nEesef tor nie purpose,
hitol. Tfey bd 'nuc ;.yr', ,,oat "s psssSni r.
tost rc1.th,,,. .'u uic Iscft ftilils Possl1ie 70
atas ME'pa ne h,Ssaut,laItcrs Tor thu Eans was
no n.,tr tsoaas ,o.i' 'ase, Wlefc they t'ad tndc.
~ o H. Luz ou!cs1ile " Which seemed
ioJ ~ , aa tsic III uestt1n. lcti, loo. letters
huI ,nnt.snj III u i.;,. hln '!i'tI. ness cl1e5s
Mau t9htaneu .;.. a. f1l;a o. charges, Int wcre
,pS w. W. ls,.' haG'lc"; MINT tliG Aayur thought
tro y. lta is,' s.a ~ A'ehey' haa not taEen tic
''T%"1 trnn ',,,se,i's y" "iiao: ''s,,,,,. avn,
INV ,ntt,rv ir,,n H., u son eser receive
"iy,ona "iny ,Hpa"eS iFo'" Ian Webster Tor leaving n
A'"Hf - iii, ,,,>. " ,,u,,
tan prOuoll''tu al! tllJsr charges uuquuli!lcdlY
lt' " nn @, owns Tile property winch Dan Webster
ocsHp'esf .
cnlrf "e'o'sA !" my 'oti'er''''-law," said the
TIE MAyon
tacd i N 1is. sna na 9c,f M a tc rarees eo
, 1876-10-24

Is sozoaont, and 1t you use It daily the white
CLEAN Of tho pearls between the parted rublcs will
provo It's excellence a. DontItace, anl The sweet.
ncsB Of the breath will attest It's purifying proper
tics.
, 1876-10-24
ZION,


Sp1l1aI Uspafth 10 TIC TTibNnA
SALT LAKE, Utah, Oct. M.-lE. i. Clawaon,
superintendent Of Zton's Cp.opcrnsiyo Ncrcar,-
tile Institution, resigned to-day. a. s. EldriAgc
was clcatcd 10 I'LL tho yaeanc;.
, 1876-10-24

MARRIAGES..
Mf1I.EK-ffuDS uDSON-At st. JausoR' Church, Sum
day evening, Oct. -, by tho Itcv. Dr. ttarrl. Mr.
Frank Miller. Of New York, and 2Iss. +. 4. ilud-
-Bun. Of Cincinnati
eH Cincinnati papers plcate copy.
, 1876-10-24


WUUD-To r. q. and Emma Wood, daughter,
Oct, ~.
~ ST. Louis papers copy.
, 1876-10-24

NATURALIZATION pApEE9,
Persons whu Itslre naturalization papers wtll
ca'i at lrnblican Headquarters. northeast corner
Gihtk md !-nko-sts. Koosna open from Il. Ill. 10
u p. Ill. daily.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10

aud now the Democratic Committee OF LOuisi-
- "a suffering from a similar unpleasant revelation
60 hoiruan sent out long and elaborate episte cal
'ted 70 brace up the faithful and furnish them with
,os for guidance Among other excellent recommends
,,,oshe gave the following; =" We recommend that IN
sonyorsotiors with each other gloomy foreDohngs
MI he INDUCED in, and that tIe result oI the coming
ot;op shall be spoken of foregono conoiusioh as
80 have the means Of carrying the election ana ihtehu
. ,sa then But be careful 10 say ana do nOthlhS ta'
= ,o construed into threat or intimidation or any
eau Cluter Son cannot convince a nogrO's reason, but
i,r nre,s him by positive statements continually
yUa,ted Now when Democrat talks ABOUT the cicC,
p o. fovcgone conclusion" ana tries 10 impress
~ % nelro by his positive statcn. MIS-, an opponent
lno nt cony OF the circular and reads ths passage
The effect i, not good Tor lhe D1nooIa''
Col. Robert G. Ingersoll of Illinois has way
- tinr which is as nervous and forcibe his way OF
oocb several of his utterances lately having been
ais.orted by Democrats who hoped lie would not sup
-, uaves and wheeler, he writes to The Peoria Tran
-, correcting them, aud adds: 81 do say that the
% wards the worst cities. the worst States, are the
nocratic wards the Democratic cities and the Demo
,,o st,tes DO say that the Hamburg murdeTers are
nor,er, of Tiden and Hendricks. | do say that the
- NJ Iibcrty-the assasSins OF cOlOYed men, women,
"a cbudrcn-the masked wretchcs who ride to the hut
~ te freedman and shoot him down like beast, disre
5inr the prayers and tears of wife and children do
Gov that these men are not for Hayes and Wheeler do
ht the real friends OF liberty the only friends OF
"bor and that those who vote for HAYES ana Mheeier
e. tbe bcst friends OF liberty labor, and law. WHO
a. Gov one reason and for one reason only am un
Spillng that any one should Ocheyc lht Juuse heu pS
ir condon or position instead OF by then hoads ana
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
stryD,yscuoOL ASSEMBLY.

MlyILrr. n. Y, Aug 9.-About 5000
pcope are attending the Sunday Assembly at
Fairpout to-lay At 10 o'clock Frank Bead gave AZ
interesting lecture on Tie Brauu.ul" At II o'clock
the Rev Dr Gtird OF Nashville. Tcna., iecturcd on
..Gony Fishing with Peter" He said tho asher shoad
use good live bait AZ O'Clock this afternoon The Rev
J. 4 Wordcn OF -tcubcnyi!c, Ohio, told what Preshy-
tcria thinks uf John Wesley to large Audience John
Wesley said he. ont OF atmc, hrtt of CORFU"
lion and .koptici,in. lie man who formed ne"
age ana God formed and inspired john Wesley. lie
was "A man and a leader Of men When he toS hold
Of the cross he began h.s work, amt Netho0iSm
WI, born Wcsgys mission was to preach the Gospel u
h mass. of the people ana nc became the great Oit-
oidoor preacher OF the world NC,cJ looked upon Tue
world ~ his parish He bad four silver Spoons ana he
.l,d he shoud bus while ,O many achrd bread
and be lett only enough money TO bury hIin. foi
Cui,au mauin,s-, beauty Oi HE, Tor colSocrdtIOh
10 Christ there has not arisen IN the modern chuteh suo
"a prophet rs John Wesley. This tlplurnJ address was
received with applause. Al $3.50 Dr. vincent gave au
adde's, m tie Paw lion on Primary Class Iearang, ana
also h, d = second platform normal review AZ O'Clock
Al o.c,ocL 'rot. Nilll'm Wells oi thon college,
schenectady Now-Io.k, IccturcG on Bismarck 4ld the
Pope.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-10
POSTAL STRAW BIDS.
MAJORITY COMMITTEE REPORT.


POSTMASTER-G GENERAL CRESwELL SEVERELY CEN
SURED-rHE COMMITTEE UNABLE To BELIEVE
HIM INNOCEYT-THEY ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH
MR.. JEWELS ADMINISTRATION.
The majority Of the House Committee charged
with investigating the management of the Post
Office Department submitted their report yesterday
After narrating the practices which had grown up
under the straw bid system" they state that there
is nothing in the evidence before them which can
excuse the late PoStmaster-G General, Mr.. Creswell
from the charge either of completely with the con-
spralOrs or of gross incompetency and neglect In
speaking of the administration of Mr.. jewell the
committee state that he made efforts to reform the
abuses, but they are unable to excuse him from
want of action in the cases of Kitte and Peterson.
and for the release of guilty officials i'll the depart
ment. The minority make report in which they
dissent from the conclusions of other members OF
the committee i'll respect to Mr. Crcswel and affirm
that they find nothing i'll the evidence TO justify
them.