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Business index. (Wilmington, Del.) 1876-18??, 1876-07-22
How she French Sso 1T,

The French butcher separates
the bones from his steaks, and
places them whore they do the
most good. The house wife
orders just enough for each per,
son, and no more even to the
coffee. IF q chance visitor drops
IN, somebody quietly retires
and the extra cup is SO prov;d-
ed, but nothing extra by care
lessness or intention. " hen q
pot has boiled, the handful Of
charcoal in the little range is
extinguished, and waits for an
other time. No roaring cook
stoves and red hot covers all
day long for no purpose but
waste. The egg laid today
costs % little more chan the one
laid last week. Values are
nicely estimated, and the small
est surplus is carefully saved. A
Thousand little economies are
practisod, and it respectable to
practise them. Cooking is an
economical as we'll as a sanitary
and gustatory science. A
French cook will make q frame
go as far as an American house
wife will make three; and how
much farther than the Ameri-
can Bridget, no body knows.
We should probably be aston
ished, could the computation be
made, how much Of the financial
recuperative power Of France
is owing to her soups and her
cheap food--better living, after
ail, than the heavy bread and
greasy failures Of our culinary
ignorance. The, French man
or woman's financial conscience
will not premit waste, or ex-
ceeding the Income, no matter
how small. The Paris work
man saves something every
LAY out of his ittles.wages, de-
spite all the city enticements,
and by and by is apt to 60 back
to his native village and pur-
chase a little plot, and live on
it contented-never poor enough
to be insolvent. With French
economy, we should not only be
richer than France, butour rap
Idly accommodating resources
would help to build a national
prosperity and renown that
France, with her antecedents
and encumbrance, can never
emulate. The want of our f.
nancial future and our national
honesty, is--not more green
backs. but--m0re economy.
Business index. (Wilmington, Del.) 1876-18??, 1876-07-22

A case Of French goods for the
Centennial exhibition which it was
necessary to keep dry, was inscribed
PLEASE beware for it Of the humi-
dity.'
Wishing to pay his friend a com
plimcnt, Il gentleman remarked
i hear you have a very industrious
Wife Yes replied the friend, with
q melancholy smile, she's never
idle. She's always finding some
Thing for me to do
An observer devides mankind
into two classes-the wise and the
otherwise.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Ben, II. Hill,s Acceptance.

Hon. Benjamin q. Hill has accepted the
Democratic nomination for reelection TO
Congress from the Ninth District of Geor-
gis His letter-is Interesting. He says /:
The approval of good conscience is the
highest possible reward for my service or
action in life Next to this to public man
is the approval of his constituents. In the
light Of the circumstances surrounding me,
and in view of the lahors have endesvored
10 perform, the action of the intelligent
delegates comprising the Gainesville con-
ventisn, so unanimous aud so cordial, is Pc
culiarly gratifying, ard the nomination is
accepted. To make the Union once more
[ MON of equal States. resting in the con-
sent of the people: to restore the Southern
States to their full constitutional place and
power In that Union and to make all
sections sgain united, cordial, prosperous,
peaceful, and happy, is now the grand
mission of the Democratic Party and to
aid in this glorious work is my chief ambi
ton. The complete yindication of the
Southern people from the calumnies which
unscrupulous psrtissns, in their greed for
power, have so indus'riously sought TO f1
upon them, is an indispensable part Of this
work and must be performed largely BY our
Senators and representatives. in Congress.
Without the approval of the people them
selves the accomplishment of this great
end would be impossible, and its merit
itself would be brought into serious aues-
tion."
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Noses anA ODinfOno.

1t is though. to speak very badly for re
form in the Republican party when Shuy.
Ter Colfax and Blaine shrek it in Indiana
Ifany one doubts that the election ol
| Hayes would NO: be repetition Of Gransism
let them read the follo~ing:-Governor
Rutherford B. Hayes has written letter to
President Grant, in which he endorses, in
the warmest terms, the administration oi
Grant, and begs the President 20 under
stand distinctly ths, he (Hayes) has at no
time intended to cast any reflection upon, or
to object to, the policy of Grants stminis-
trs,ion.
Though nominally scQui.te ed in his trial,
as in the whisky thieves conspiracy, says
the "New York SUM-" Bahcock is again
morally condemned. Yet he remains and
will remain the bosom friend of Graut, and
continue to disgrace the uniform OF the
United States.
The road to prosperity now would have
been bright If Gran. had been asssssinated
and Lincoln allowed 10 i've.
1t is easily seen that Zach Chandler has
no. relinouished his IDEAS of 'more blood
letting" he has been talking aSou. i. out
West.
Does II not seem SIS If the old maxim,
Birds of feather &c." held good when
We hear OF Blaine and Orth dining together.
4 sown Of only three thousand inhabi-
,ssts in North Carolina floats ,hiry-swo
Tilder and Vsrce flags. This is in the
State tha. Vance will be elected Governor
of.
The Tilden ard Hendricks standard is at
tracing hosts Of Republican votes in New
York. Seventy-fve thousand majority for
the Democrats is shout the size of the pile
expected from tha. Stste.
4 united South for the Democracy means
in TIE Interpretation of the administration
united North sgains. united South, and
Ills means bsyoneis and coercion.
Tie freedom Of the regro Was no. 30
much the sshsvsneni Of Union srns as it
vss TIE politicians triumph. I. las been
The Republican bassle cry ever since, and
vii De thrown ITO poo. Ssut,o'a teeth
urtl he dies.
Bslkrsp vii seek 10 b1ry hinself frou
Al former seeui!utarcss By resa1irg in Csl-
tiocL!i
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
BunxlinS AZ the GallouA,

srs-ci> Epc. vAs tuEc. c. ser2r-iei. 20
iss.t 81 Co.sho,--o1. 0hio O. F-s.sy. TIE
Crc;r-1.. "Ec7-i-e' Si7es lie .o.lo.!ry
i@t4:ls ot the to--:t.e scene
TIE pooss slipped s-ouri IN such usr-
c.- It's, is kon. ~as ove- the hsrEirE EAr's s
:1Lr. sci .he fau Cot having trukeg liz
Ceek, tc. merely for Uo-aer. sturls-i him
he VAS Eros, amid Ihe sCo1y OF jeA;k, ev-
ing for rslisf. oh. hare nercy o. Ne. Oh
have merry OF NE - 0a, Go., The F.she..
Lave merry on ne" Oh. Is. ne 20. is ne
40" Father EpP.nE, eui tie ro7- sri K.
ne go - Cries OF horror sp-anE Eon tie
sQiieoce while tie She-i5s and F.ihs- Epv-
irs ran 10 the edge 0: the seasold p.s;fora.
-S1acos him Sos pl. hin oli of his ussTT,'
suggested byssinss-. "o., stn9. ne.
<hoos Es - ejstllIss.. Epi, rho .ss por
fully seDsis,t i .As so..;ac stc,os Ne.
All Soo'i 1s-E ne Ike 3oE.' Pull him
I? Tso ss-o-E usa sss-es ho.i q ,he
-o,s soi dragged TIE dsrZlirE vsssto. Land
Over haoi, 10 tie ::r.xs;o-a. Et-s lie .N
PLACED il chair. ~kEe lis c-e<. n1srs.
ADJ peas for ztccy would hare ae,:+. he
hear. O. s:1os. Courage. Ey so1.f szsi
FA.es- E?2.-s ''ihink 0: The sz5s-i-rs Of
o-r Ge5es-sr. sz,i hs uxr-" Oh. FAihs-
Er-!n-. 70. Gods sake c1i tie ro-e Aos
ssre ne" prayea TIE orvs-!lE wretch.
Tcrs ls e-iai 1-ttl lie trap tsi t.sn rad
used. su5 then hs His again E:ta.,,o. 10 4.
Nos - os-ve> we're uus.-anc. is vel -
tLsy night tt-ioi hs vX Almost Is hap 81
rag. Es utve- CEASED tsEg-s :o- cs-yy.
.oi, = tts lissa u ocs Of lis c-iies, lie
Trap ~ts k:r-ns-k.i Ills ilEsht WORK rAs
tLsss-vs,y 5l-S
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
A Ree>eritten Of Bravery,

TIE Scstoo '-T-avt5e-" q F1i.y sar.
Mss Ella D-s-. 6t-ct-r- Q: George e
Drew. S:s,6z, HiEh-sc.s- rt:ssr-s, i.-c--s
tee l.- YESTERDAY n s1sllszi raN token
Cs5s Z tc-c Of Esliasr e,sss. iz~-a5
O. ozt :i3= 'A1r. D, 1895, All O. the csss-
side To :ht Hsrose Io1lE Lady TIE
.cksn ~As .ocsess. il e. sAs<i-. case, tsai
there Vas u7a1t1- 10 ioiscA,e trol .soz !.
s.s1t- TIE 3k-s. h3Htre-, initiates ,ts7 !,
.4< sali 10 Mss Drew L rt.t.aszit t1.s- Of -.
bravery uk-le 81 0oEsr L.oii-<. O. IL
3ie ot ACElsi iks1- .. thE o,rasi1c
Mss Dev sH s.soin< ihs d. there. ~.
vhis ozi -or-s With & lkiI tIsos. Ao1-i
half 3 ZLe f-oz Tie sss1-s- : skz1- ncs. E-tt
party c1 kssAri passed c1lse ~ itsn .tl-
Ing r1rsily- Al thai Hoztza 4 eh1i q.
ba4ra ihe SAL -h.cAi ftl overheard. TIE rA-sy
ve-s uEAsAe 10 h-.nx the ooai iru1o. slsckly
10, understanding It's uAaAgrDeof Mss
Drew ;11siiaisly i1lYea OF Of h,er boat,
And sri1Etag 10 II. easit rtsSaA3 Il xftss
Il lad sunk tu.ce- She then sElz tack to
her haas, hy uheA time The SAL ho.As was
near by, aot the pArenax took the eAiN 70
the hossl. Nise Drsw resErzca 20 the shore,
and afi<r drying Aer cioch<s cane hsek %
Bosaoa in the Steamer without hoaxhe the
lane Il IL eAA q - pazsnksr"
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
..s.1s< Dsssss. A.s.s cs.ss-nis
Y1GllllEa.
iron the N. 7 sum-

IRON 600 N. o0osj
We cannot tell how well founded may be
the reports contained In late Issue Of one
of our morning journals, that there is an
alarming prevalence Of disease among the
visitors to the Centennial Exhibition, AZ
though there are various reseors 10 believe
that such reports may be correct. One fact
Is beyond question that several residenss OF
this city, who, within the last six weeks,
have made prolonged visits to the Exh1bi-
tion, and during those periods have lodged
every night In hotels or boarding houses
contiguous to the Centennial Grounds have
returned home lsboring under malsrial dis
ease, or have been attacked BY it come days
after reaching home. OF the former We
may instance the son of member Of one oil
the largest Broadway dry goods houses, on
the day Of whose funeral, it may be remem-
bered, business Was suspended at that estab-
lishmen,. 1t can hardly be surprising that
sickness should exist to some extent among
the muliitudes who spend any time at the
Centennial. and especially among that por-
tion who pass their nights near the grounds,
now for the first time subjected to partial
cultivation that almost invariably leads to
an evolution of malarious emanations, and
in districts that for years have
been nosoriously missmatic, as is the case
with lands bordering on the banks Of the
These conditions, viewed in
with the hssty preparation Of an
extensive era of land for immediate occupa-
ton and use .snd before sufficient time could
be allowed TO insure satisfactory drainage,
md we have sbundsnt causes for the preva-
encs of typho-ma alsrial disease among the
fisitors 20 the Centennial.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
BabcOck's AcQuittal.
From the n, Y, Herald.

Bsbcock's acquittal on the conspiracy in
dic,ment in the safe burglary case has been
q foregone conclusion for several DAYS past
and its actual ANNOUNCEMENT. this morning
sill not star1le the world. Tha. remarka-
bic piece Of villainy, the safe burglary, has
been so carefully dsrkened by perjury ard
uickery. that the sc.srs in II, who of lste
professai TO tell the truth shout ii, were
obliged 10 diseresis their statements by
eoufessing 10 bearing false witness st some
ofIte earlier s;Ages Of tie inquiry. W.
wish ve could conEra.uIste Col. Babc..k
% lis scqui-tsl wifl : certainty hat the
truth sb.cui tie nefi-t0Cs Business a. last
Vas known: bu; the fact !. .hss this latest
irousse his oEly Este :ta Cc1tGsiou .e-
sr-r.nE Che crime E-ssssr s1I.. No lan
c,oGi ~ stloi - ct'-vt-zeti 90 tie eTaieres
Of seiE-es1otesse,i P=r.!1-trs. S1ch tsla-e
10 c11vNs L 1of- hoEtTtr, sItc1l! washing
~ accused uxs free Of Al sss.n. AL The
naLiSr, eo-ruyti1E i-11.rcss tLs- have
hove-ei i-oCui Wi.licE-oa si-ce lie Ea-
ssru TO have efsEre---a-s1 ,LelselTes il
This llashsols s5iir.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
Personal Mention.

W.. v. TEes.i i expected ho1s II tsv
weks
Tie ;sstl .: james LEX, Ire CA-itorn:s
?2i..a.hrc2:s. :s a-1o2ocei ~ telegraph.
Mc,:y All SaZkey Are IL CaSa-o.
Tas E3siz Forrsst Eols-si P.-assl7.s:s
Wis aEezei yasss-iay.
NJ. Ssn-s. Toxn<oi sarS We ;-.e-s
. s-h: T,l Republicans Eiih sueA Weapons
IS NJ! -e&a1 TT. understanding. All SLOW
vol II Il yo-- :--s co.a-s, So3 ~ssoeFs.
vlu Eta- zs Iss s:I-E language you LAT
cs,e-.4ts yoE- Rsg-c.caa scitoo requires
II % 30 Il.
TIE autAo. Of "H4.-!=s- MaToar-esc. y
:s Captain Nicho.as C-,cc., .ho SILL ~
s,.es ID yIg;li:, 81 81 A:vSo.ei sgs.
Seca,o- Gordon. Of t1s,o-ss3s, links Soash
Carolina ~i,, make WSis HAMPTON Ter
1sxl Governor.
Tae?A ws-rsr, fc. tvt1i! !sAs ssisios
u c1;st Q: The B-5sio n. y '-Cs1-sr. =
3sa3 s2sie1,y ~ SATURDAY evening.
Senator Cts- ki.-- k&s Bot se.1 s.sskilc
i - t8-v iAr, bseslsA his t--s-se hs-s
fa- : III. arsi S<kurr <o2ls poi rs,csacIs
lis g&tr5of& feelings w1ih meeting ;hSSe
-lsz a- lie 2usatr-s-
T-srs i nErlircsS -oevlSi sense Of
ac.-la- so3 81 ulvs-y:-E ruth With Seok,o-
BSvsri. ;has makes hiz 81 sAe more forc;:-
he II a-cl-lslf.
There Is soe laan in the Republican party
who has fc1oa oat isAs tie Moody shirs Is
hui 8 snare and ie,ISso1, and that EAn ID
Levi C. Bsra.
Bshccek sAoald sox 70 70 nss& Bslk1ap.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSH

BcsA-t 10: tie collegiate year Of 5 vesks
AZ s. ESI EsSk- Slli: IQttion. ST.: roam re n
AEc llesc 1i2i SIp+l<ss SN Total, $,a.
S.11foiS a-s required 10 provide their own
sscscxs- A1t fosl Soy tceir private >roris will
o. -1r-4S.e1 ~ c1Sy- Students vino receive
Set d-Ars-iP 2 -cr.l4uIrneaIS are relieved frI,rs
lie c1hrEs so- fs.-lo0- AID Tie above es.i.
nate Is ihe-eoy reduced rrorn SiSi IN a..
StA as-saiFs may t-e obtained by applying
70 members O. the Delaware LsSisIainrs
Both sexes are admitted 10 The Class MONS
Ins IEsiAs.s of tie p. ". & B. Rstlooad
aeo ilk connections Is Hov sIeh that stu
dsctx residing rifhin q csuvenIeu, SiS,snce
MAY aalel1 the daily &esSions os tie Collere
aod return home II night. Weekly ear fsre
mon Wilmington TO Newark xliS
CAfasoEnes and further informal. ON nav 6e
hAA By AdAreakaR he Prvsident W
VuL1k4 H PURNEIL Ii. n
A1wAA Aag. - nA aplAlH
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03

TIE ordinance passed BY Pre>e7: CcGuci
prohibiting the sale q meats upos he
streets, i blow ai-ne3 tiirscslv e &C.
farmers, srd clSss rlacoYoiv into he
h.rsS a The butchers. !. : oc1 cc.v il
c1srsss gp.,o ths ta--e-s. b1c $50 1ps-
the people * tbs c;:y ~h1 ~l-l - co1.
PEELED to pay wA4:evsr V-.ees IN NEAT
that the monopoly sa.L t= disposed :otssz
them. Tnsv viii te - re;rsss IN. ,a;;s.
k,r the oriinsacs 0; Col1t;l virtually -
dosss high prices Il meats. t.vos .he
driving from The oPra-szni:! .: making
Al homes, living the farmers, and by tbs
means ccts the ,hroai Of gr.tectlv AIR
competition tbs. s is-usv es.joy i aio-s9-
opdy. This >haald Re csE.s-.. tss.s,! - all
voters to-dAv, when thsy cass :ae-- ts-i,:>,
fas i; is s blo~ Q; Republican ColnciI
aimed ss Tie iar-as. and tie peapls In cishts
,ha, should receive rcosec1icn-
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
IN DIAN A

We are in possession >: aivits> tra-
Gen. NcCandlsss and tie Hsa. :, J. Ran.
dali. Of Philadelph;s, Who az ro~ N tie
stump in Indians Tier b,;h asres tsa:
Indiana is ceris:n in oaoSs: 10. The De.
n,oe-acy bv al le=s>s :o0h,s) nsaioc:.y. TIE
Germans are ranging themselves 10 s man,
under the irss iAs u nsz2cc-stv 4ri Re
form. The uacst iuie-ss excitement sxss,s
in every Town ari hamlet in the Sale
meetings are held. and tie voice 0: tie o..
aios, warning s free pe.?.e aSssass the
party which Is rair:a, the ca.a;rE. 6I.s ;he
velkin With rssoaan: eloqas:,cs.
In this contest ~s sivs The oy.a:o1 0; \
c. Bahcock chairman Of ,hs Rep4 blican
State Central COMMITTEES .: I!lia.:s y pub .
ished in the Cleveland Piaiu3sA,:-
HpaRs-. RErUs-IcAS STATE CES-
Cox.. GAANp PAc.ETt Er-C
CKIca5o. >sEs- -, i>-4.
Col. B, G. INekEsoG. 81. T-sz
au I can lsx-a from lnaiaos, ihS chances
to@asy are decidedly ssaiuss Is, ! 1ex- il
Of the uinsas. ilpo-rsusr TIA. vsa 3eyc,s
% them 8, ,saSs thirteen speeches. one toc
each district live ssi1 lp2iana c1r lsbo-
h virtually ended. TIE De1aa>-sey will
conclude that defeat in Ncvslahsr s lpev7is-
he. I lear that y,oSa are Inclined 10 &p9ee-
prSase too much time 10 Oaio. seq ~ the
Peoria s.Transcripa" Tia, you are 10 speak
q Ipasar apclss ou Noc-sy Ski. You ARE
ALSO saver: ssexs il. ooao ~ lie same dAy.
P3eaee Telegram Ess !. ySl ave 81 AgSsoIri-
nens 81 Iati-Eapelss fo- Mncasy. II -
vn see YOU there. Respectfully ycors,
A.C bARoccK.
Be Of good cheer, arsi prepare to send
- skssassf sfssiSztioa for Indiana the
rAasn n De.szsg-
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03

u1ay have besn I'D Sdr Democratic
votea but casting thst aaide, 4 did sound
very naguanimous in Levi c. Bird, in the
presence Of Republican meetingt to declare
that Samuel ]. Tlden is IN honest man
It sounded just little more christianlike
than the remarks of q member of the Y.
NJ. C. A., who declared Just the opposite
of what Mr.. Bird thinks. 1t becomes q
question IS to which is the most honest
man-the one who drinks or the one who
does not?
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
PRICES FOR 1875;

AZ lhe rate OF - cents per Ion pounds; 100 10
$50 pounds at 81 cents per lO pounds l ton
20 ions at SO Per ton over that amount,
Special rates
AL accounts 10 be cash daily or weekly.
Unless otherwise agreed upon
Esving secured a large stock Of excellent
quality Of ice, We are now prepared to furn-
ish or friends ST the above rates, and will
guarantee all who may favor us with their
orders entire satisfaction. Careful drivers.
regular delivery. me.6m
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03

The large and enthusiastic open All
rally of the Democratics at the corner Of
Sixth and King streets, last night, vas an
earnest Of the activity the Democratic
party intends to use in the comeing election.
The speeches were spirited, and had that
clear ring of Democracy that well deserved
the loud and prolonged applause given
them
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03

LET No workingman forge: what he en-
dorses when he votes the Republican lick
ct. Ii is to keep hiElselt forever 81 hzai
labor, for the Republican parry opposes
the elevation Of the vorkinsman.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03

THE"New York Herald thinks thai
Beb Ingersoll is doing more to secure .hs
Democratic votes than any Han the Dem.
ocrass have on the stump.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
THE HERALD.

Tn NoRNlHe HERALD 10 Puol1ahed
eveay morning, (sunaays exceptedJ and
delivered In the city Of Washington and
sarrounding places for six cents per week
payahlo 10 the carriers. Mail subscriptions
possass fres, three dollars per annum In
advancA
.O'BYRxK Bros, Publishers,
No. 5Oe Shipley Street,
Wilmington, Del.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03

EVERY nenlocra, should 10. on Y le,
posit his own vote, but See that his neigh
bor and friends vote.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03

PRESIDENTIAL EIEroRS
5OHN H. RODNEY, New Castle Co.
JOHN w. SHARP. Kent CO.
GEO. W. WILLEN, Sussex Co.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03

Do NOT forget tina, the polls are opened
At ii a. M. Snd closed At 6 p. NJ.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03

DEMOCRATS should go to the polls with
their tax receipts, they may be demanded.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03

EVERY Democra, should deposit hi:
vote early.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
FOR REPRESENTATIVES.

FUN htFF&E->r-N KAAtF N~-
JANEs ". WARE. Wilmington.
JOHN W. H klLLGoSk, Christians
JOHN & BARTHOLOMEW. Mi! treek.
THOMAS HOLCOMB. New Cs,>'.s.
THOMAS BIRD. Red Lion.
JAMES NICHOLSON. Pencsdsr.
EDWIN r. COCHRAN. ST. GsonssS,
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
EDUCATIONAL
OPENING OF The SECJND YEAR
+. BECHERS NTSIC SCHOOL

TIE tenn c,1osi.-s q .e- months beyiu.
risE E.c 1-S. V 1!sy q September. end
Ing With tL- .asI 1ay q Jcn4
Terms = a@E.-C5rs- l. I3EILS S.. I've
n1-IEs So ESss-cesi scholars Eho,e
tsr13 - E1Z'Es- 8 aslf term. months,
81 A. W. Necessary muse furnished
Era-%s tr lke Loo.
A. se1aas-s entering liz seEuaI NEE, FOR
Classification s. II. Il os+s room NcC7a-y,s
c1lRotEE- NC- 80 81 2-sy stree on first and
secso1.- "a! o. September. from | 10 i
0 cock s1ElSlm
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
FOR LEVY COURT.

FOk IkN IVI NJ.
WILLIAM LODGE. Brandywipe.
JAMES CARSNELL- Wilnll stou.
ADOtPHCS HCSBAND>, Cnrl>tiana.
ALBERT II. SILVER. New Castle.
ALEXANDER WILSON. PsucssGer.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
nEAWARE COLLEGE.

he LsIi collegiate ysa.- vii commence
o. WhDN&DAt sTssIrE S.u.smher sts.
Tee az ie-e- c,o--ses 81 study -
Z Tie Cass+esZ
II Ile Se-soiiSc and Agricultural.
IL. Tie LfeET
4 =; t,tltc- o: siUdies- however. may be
l1Se, ~. -sy-1A, co1-Se Is strouSly Ne
c-Z-e- za-.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-03
ICE DEALERS.

Is to l1n pounds at 20 cents per hundred.
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FOR STATE SENAroI,
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FOR PRESIDENT.
SAMUEL J. TILDEN.

FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS
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REPRESENTATIVES N CONGRESS-,
Hon. JAMES WILLIAMS.
FOR SHEEIFF,
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WILMINGTON, OCTOBER s, 1876.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-11-02

ZatGoni til lupicu. Detektiye
Gallagher prochazel Sc We stfedu rano po
ulici Franklin Ia west side, kdyz til spa.
til jak6hosi Charlese Suttona, linak Low
ry zvaneho, n6mz poznal poy6stneho lu
picc, kteryz pred ptti lety cd zdeSich Ii :
radu statu novoyorsk6mu byl yydan, ably
tam z loupeze souzen byl. Byl odsouzer
ma let do vGzeni, kteryzto trest We v6ze
nj odpykal. Gallagher piistoupil kama
radsky X n6mu tazal SO ho, kde ~ byl
po eel tn dobu. Sutton vyhybal Sc cd
Pov6di tazal sc detektira, proc sc joj tax
taze. Detektive po2adal iei ma to, ably S
nim Sci ke kapitauoyi Nc Mahonovi (po-
icaltu) a ujstil ho ze jei nemini zatknou
ii. Sutton byl hotoV jiti, kdyz tn soudrub
jeho, Jih Dewire, kteryz stal olodal, mu
dial znameni. Sutton vytahl ihned reyol
yer a hrozil Gallagheroyi, ze ho stfeli, ne
nechali jei byt. Avsak Gallagher byl ma
to prpraven. Nez sc Sutton nadal, kmi
Il Sc mu pod samym nosem sedmihlayno
W revolver Gallaghertv. To kdyz yid6l
Dewire, vytahl tez revolver, naGez sc 20
dezfeli chlapi dali ma tli6k, tainYm policis
tou pronasledovani. Ma uttkn pfidruzi
Sc MIN tfeti soudruh, Charles Clark
kteryz stal opodal Celia tlupa utikala Ike
ochoddm, vedoucim po rusk6m vrsku do
IL do ,,Ajristaunu". Zde Sutton "a pro
nasledovatele sveho vypaIil. Gallagher
ranu spatil, ale netrefl Maze kazdy
zbran v rukou, padili doli s vrsku mo-
stu ulci Columbus. Ma st6sti byl most
tax otocen. ze lupici nemohli pres, jak "a
myself b6zeli tedy skrze prdlon Scran
tonskem vrsku nadraM Atlantic. De-
tektiv jiz jiz ochaboval, kdyz tn iel ko-
lem muz buggy, k nemuz on hbit6 pfi-
sednul a tax dale lupce pronasledoyal.
Sutton vida Sc dopadenym, zahodil revol
yer vidal Sc Dewire Clark ieste kus
cesty b6zeli, natez cd d6lnikI jedne ia :
briky vyrazivsich zarazeni byli.
Byli ztuha spoutani ma straznici ctvr-
teho okrsku odvedeni. Sutton nemGl u
sebe mic, ale Dewira nalezeny vsecky
lupicsk6 nastroie. Chlap tento jest znam
co obratny lupic. Polieie po mem pasta
iiz delsi cas-, ale nemohla mu pfint ma
XIII. Clark Jest kapesni zlodei Sutton
byl obzalovan re stfeleni umyslem ga.
biti, druzi diva obzalovani z podezfeni.