davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-11-20

psr1cnsn, bic an @ppstitlufstsit unb @iter.
wiasn sssen 9peilsn lsipsn, limb DR.. Aug.
RSnts's 9amburser Grpptea gu
empfeblen. Serr Matbias DrabcbeL Blue
@prins Nsb., l6reibt barber: Mein gatsr,
l6cn bod i'm glitter, Ssrlpr ieinen @ppetit unb
bate Iosar sinsn @iOsrwiasn sesen Speiien,
mas i'm lsbr l6pad unp unO leibenb ma6te.
auI unlsr 3urepsn sebrau@te CT DR.. Nueult
R5nis's 5amburser Irupfen; Der Ippettt tebr-
ie suriid, uno CT fibIt nun Gin gang anbsrsr
Wenl1 su lsin.
, 1876-11-20
Die Glaf1s

v9ambureer Trppfen"
tcfet so Gents, ODER inf 6lal&en
lwe i Dollars, iinp In allen peutlhen
Npptbeten gu BADEN cper werpen pislel.
ben mad Gmpfana pss @elpes fret mad
allen Gbsilsn Der 0~ereinisten Staaten
perlanpt. Man aprelire:
A. vogeler g. Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
, 1876-11-20

&uA bis 60 per SBoGe, nsblt Iuslaseu. ODER
eRAAV $IOO ~uerloren. Sdmmtlide neue uno
ausrtamte 9tOpitoten. 9bromos &C. Mertbpoue
Wrobe.9remplars nsbit Sircularem, SR. 4. Tletd,er,
Ill 9bam sr Str. 0sw vogt. 2aD!lomai
, 1876-11-20

SeASA Wdnner unc SrdHeu usreen iest tr
0VO laHst fur uniere neuen @uinfecern
8iteer, Jfdbfeice, eeineuiaeen nne 5dbretbpa
pier. @roAe Gtnnabmen nit 2td)crbett se'
madbt. Uian f6r,ipe lcforf UNI &ireuIars an 3. <.
@%uernfep, publiibsr, Gpnerrs. u. j. 4g84ms.
, 1876-11-20

Sd Bin mieter better ais Id ie srtpartets 80
perben, ldreibt Vbtl. Gpl, Salempiae, @isr.,
banf DR.. Musuf 8Suts's 9amburs1
Erppfen. Sd lit LANCE an Ser3tlcpfen unb
lcs 3wsi @sr3ts Su &atbe, ebns paB t9 einber-
uag srbielt. Sb sntI9lcB mid, bic Sambur-
ger Irppfen bes DR.. Mueuit Sonis gu a%ebrau-
DIN. @ott 3ur Gbge unb DR.. aueulf 8Snis's
hamburger Grppfen gum &ubme muB it ia-
gen, bab mir ~SisleIbsn mems @slunobeit pis.
beraabsn.
, 1876-11-20

5err Stsif In Onanpaso Siu. MiF., NsHt
uns nit: Sd lit felt swsi Sabrsn an sinss
tSsartissn 8ls@ts, bic alien @ittsln wiosrlfGno.
auSuR SSnts's aSnis's 2ambar-
aerGropfsn mad SCri@rift unb wurbe
BON btslsm bSsartissn eeipen SOaltanpis ssbeilt.
, 1876-11-20
Sine ppnffdnbtse @efbid,te cpr
Mrnnihlnnnicil mn nnr eritef VI Ii,

Woprtcn Sine n%pltffdnrtse 6efebidbte npn
ttDlNIeN' Ncnnipipaniei oon Der eritefi Mn-
Morftunt 1~ieolui9 bis uuf beute. 8on Q8m. VI.
SttlH'igl- GOrned, L. L D 9labeju GOO aroBe
Ottau- 5eiten. 1eber IS SauItratioucit. Srine pp1-
i%tGnOige 0ei6tdte unieres staates lit leit einen ball
ben Sobrbunocrt uer6fientlitt lporoen. N9enten mer=
Den bel @infibrun9 oieies prGdtiaen 9Bertes berjlid
piatomnen eebeiBen peroen. Sine i~eltsue bete0ets
belt. QBir uerlan9cn Nqenten III ieoem Splpnlbip
56reibt lofort nm pole Gin}elnbeiten uno Nuspob
oes 6crritoriuns. Nbreiie: Quaker City Pub
fishing Co.. Mp. 209 Glib Cite g tr. y
labeipbid. 4g8 15m
, 1876-11-20
@oter's Ni0uOs.

GrpBe, Yiersdi9e uno ''Uprights'' lino bic belten
lpelbe Bemaht lueroen. Son, @lautatur, Nrbeit uni
DQuerhaitiateit uniibertroifeu.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07
L 0 CAL COL U NJ N
MASONIC

8 The regular stated meet ing Of Osccola
II = p. a. Chapter, No. "a. is on the
~ Thur 'oy next before each fun
W1ua. N.s. jan OBJ, Fob. 3gi. March
2ud April bth May 4tn. Juus let.
iGra 2Gth August }rI Augisi 81 L., Scptuu-
hef 2-tn.. pc,ubcr 2jth, November 2jrd,, De-
eUmher 2Sih.
Aru.lau,u' aucc ot The members is st all times
rarue-tly rrlur-ty'.
Al 3. \ Masons in good standing are inyi
Ted % attend.
Bt order uf c l. MOORE, II. Il
W. CL'rr Secretary
The srrted comnnnlcaii aiiors Of O-ccala Lodge
W. - r. e \. 81, wa BE- iId the ~uturlhys
DI or 5csi hglyag, lgCh ctil mnpu. VIZ Jan
sta. Fob hf. NHICA i'a., Afrl sh.. May 9th,
juno 3 j., ct. JHlr, tNe Burt,st. Juae lithD
Iuly lr Ag-Ie, % 3d., Sept, 3ud sept 35'h &,
rut. 2,.A SOY. -lts. Hac. 2l'h tDrc. 3lih,
81. JYbh .hc LgaH-,i.J
lhyM 70 nlyr- 4In ordered 10 attend In accord
uGc with fhD ,'y Laws
Al Master Htsou- ia rpol standug are cordi-
ally invited 20 attend. ii} order ui
h. .A.GA8i.lCh, W NJ
W. CtArr, Scc'y.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
THE METHODS! EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SOUTH HErULlG APpul NIMLNTs FOR
fll, O>t EHLA CIRtUlT
Oscel'a ! ir-t "a fourth sundays.
VI % Bayou aud Nili4as' -chooi house--sec-
und StutFv.
Carsons Lake and andy Third sun
day.
stouowal Fifth Sunday,
a. IA pEHVtTEN u T.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07
II NJ. McyElGn. S. 5. sEMMEs.
McVeigh & Semmes.
ATTORNEYS All LAW.
S s. SEMN1ES,
.vG T'.EEeE'ES e Es Il Z e..
ONCEOE OEss.

OS 4 r. ~ E<e8s
Mississippi County Ark.
Will practice IN all the Counties OF
this (2d) Judicial Circuit, the '5a-
oreme Court of the State, and IN
the adjoining counties of Tennes,
see aud Missouri. Special and
prompt attention given to col
icctions, to the payment oftaxes,
examining aud abs,racting titles,
and TO whatever may appcrtain
,oa general Land Agency.
Jan. l6 If.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07
friend John Thompso

Our friend John Thompson mot
the one alluded to by Mrs. Toodles)
has again been before his honor, the
squire; this time as plaintiff, to recover
a certain lot Of old pine boards taken
off the wreck Of an old castaway fat
toat. His honor said John was all
wrong, and he must pay the cost. As
he lett the court room, John was heard
to mu,ter: "No use when erybody
turns aein man, he might as well
simmer-right or wrong, its all the
same-whsn man begins to so down
hill, everything seems to be creased for
the occasion" We gave him our
hand and smiled assent.
-Osceola at the present time is tbe
best trading point on the Mississippi
river. Higher prices can be Obtained
tor cotton than in Memphis, and New
York cannot compete with the low
prices at which our merchants are
selling goods.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07
-Dr. $aee@, gDPHsiSS
Gs'0g;i syE Z fiip6ts, syf fES cjsig
3srC0SG S0gfp, cga E'r0fCS-
giehGs ESTsStslGSS. +

The editors of Little Rock were
ed at Glessor's rcs;slsant on Septcm-
her a9,h tree ofcharge. We wouldn't
mind our delinquent subscribers going
bacl, on US if our ,oHn con aimed a res
tauratcur with sgch soul in him.
A grand free balloon ascensih
will positively take place from the
show grounds Of Dan Cas;el.o's Circus
in Osceola, or Thursday, Oetober Izth.
prof. Seward will make the ascension,
with his mammoth balloon, Ccutcn-
nial. This grand free exhibition of
nerve and science should be witnessed
by all.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07
Laws Governing Subscribers.

Il iisubscribers ord,c He 1isc1pHuupuc. Of heir
newspapers, the publisher r,ay coaauao 20 su.4d
them until all auGusc- r.o paii.
II subscribers neglect or ul4se 10 take their
newspapers from their ollcc so (which laeY arc
directed, they are bella responsible uuu they
taye settled taoir BIB aud ordered ,hc iapcr disc
con inle
ifsubsuHbcrs move TO other lasrs Without in-
forming The pal.!iter, AMI nrvla.e arc scut
10 hc frmcr direction. th-y ore Ac.u lgspou ibic.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07
Sad Accident.

Las, Saturday while the steamer Os-
ceola Belle was backing out from
Craigheal Point Landing, the bank
Suddenly gave way, and about a wagon
load Of dir. launched on the end of the
stage. In order to have it removed,
Capt. Andrews ordered several Of the
rrew to stand on the opposite end ,
resting on the deck to keep it in posi-
ton, while another was ordered, with
a shovel, to shovel the dirt overheard.
No sooner than the man with the
shovel reached the dirt, than the extra
weight thus added more than counter
balanced that Of the men at the other,
who, becoming frightened at the idea
Of playing see saw over the water,
scampcred of, leaving Capt. Andrews
70 30 u7 like a ball shoi from bat,
reaching hight on level with the
hurricane roof, when he came down
head foremost on the forecastlc, with
great yiolcrce. lie was picked up in.
sensible, and carried into the cabin,
where all the attention possible was
rendered until the arrival Of the boat
at this point, when DR.. F. Il. James
was called to his bedside, and accom-
panied him back to Memphis. At last
accounts, no reaction had taken place,
Ind tho cantain's liE. WIS d.s-ai-.I nf
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07
POETIC.
Farmers, in your haste
To save your cotton,
Don't forget to bait
Your hogs, and save your bacon.

Having some trouble with deck
hand last Sunday morning, some of the
crew Of the steamer Osceola Belle pur-
sued him up town, using the while
some bad cuss words, right out load in
plain violation of the ordinances of the
body corporate Of Osceola. The Mar
shal falling to make any arrest at the
time, awaited the return of the Belle
on Tuesday, when a posse accompa
MED Plat Rhodes and Geo. Rhodes
to the mayors office, who were there
made to contribute sixteen dollars for
the maintenance of the corporation
machinery.
Dan Castillo's Circus and Mu.
scum will exhibit in Osceola on Thur =
day, October Izth. This grand COM
bination comes to US recommended by
the press everywhere as the largest aud
most thoroughly equipped circus now
travelling. The former reputation Of
this company las been fully sustained,
and promises much more comprehen
sive and pleasing entertainment than
ever before. Remember the day and
date.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE UFryEas.
Governor \. 70 Garland
sec'y oi state B y Beavers.
Auditorium *. Miller.
rr,.surrr- / > IhaIou,i.
Auy Grnl-r. T.. Lu-hes.
Com. State Land y alilAee-
ChaHce,lu.--,l A. EaEi..
thancery Jerk a l.. WIG.
chef ia lU. 4. u. lu-l-I.
Associate Jas'irr,- \, ~. u. Harrison ami
David waikI
Consres,nai, D.. pi,ur'--L. {. Cause.
JIlIgiNGf.
Second circuit -tprA'iHa ui Mississippi 'ruS-
Inuenden. TUIuI..lL tiIt-r,li, pIyaar, Jlas-
ton .nd i,andu.rh
tiicuit Ju-u To- g. Mack.
Eros Ali' --Eu.us d. Hack
LEGl,iA I'VE
2sth Distric -Jayatie- uf Ai-.l-sipiA j 1U Ason
poiatscit ailo tialsA,ud.
State Ncuatui-J. q Henderson
Representative. hudult.
COUNTY OFFICER
County Jldrr-L u t0r.l ,au.
shcIl-i T. Driver.
tvuuI, e. rAJ. h = Hale.
Irrasurcr-.i. l. DrtNtg.
sar,oJor--J,uH 20. l;uuy.
hss,s>Dr--L. Ward
CorOuci \. " LJg2s.
gszxssz-gs ---is .~-.i :. .r--'Ise-''--rs --'
The Osceola times., 1876-10-07
LOCAL.

The circus coming. Dan Cagcilo
viii be here On Thursday Oct iztl.
The Oscco's Belle last Saturday
made the tip from here to McmPhi.
in three houTs--distanoe sixty FIVE
milys.
%Col. Jack Frost made a raid through
portions Of our county last Sunday
night, and amused himself by nipPina
the leaYes and twigs on ten. Green,
COronet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-05

correspondent from Langley, Fairfax co
in Noticing q lately published sccount of radi
cal meeting ct that place, in which it was stated
that good number of prominent old conserva-
tives came forward and enrolled their Eames as
members of Hayes and Wheeler cub says
that ut the meeting referred TO but fous white
people were present, of whom three had never
voted any but radical ticket since the wsr,
and that the other was non resident. He also
says that ten voters of thst precinct who have
uci, t>;,re always acted with the radical party
are now supporting Tllden and reform.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-05

THE CHEsAPEAKEP REsBYTERY The Ches
apeake Prcsbytcry will hold lis al ion 10
this place, con mencing 90 Tuesday, Scptemb, II
II b proxmo at 7:30 clio ok p. o., ADD will
be opened with sermon by Rev. Villa Ii
Dluwid1ie, of the Second Church.. A 1audria.
This Presbytery consists ot II ministers ard 81
churches. y !uil meeting is expected, and VT
b D: our ctiz2rs will * end to them that hos
titaity aud c T iisl wcluum- for which cur !omu
is so much dis iDgulshed. Ali those VINO arc
wiling TO eoterialu the member of the Pres
bytery will please make it known to R:v w.
W. Reese, or G D. Gray, esq.,, 10 order that
every delegate may have MS lone .--goed to
him before Ills arriva..-Culpeper Observer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-05
Tournament.

Correspondence Of che Alexandria Gazette.
BROAD RUN, Va, Sept 4, 1876 Its not
often that tournaments arc always douc up 10
style" but Broad Run was. lew days ago,
favored with one that SURPRISES anything OF
the kind 90 record for this section of coultry.
The LAY Was a beautiful one, just fitted Tor the
occaSl1n, aud all who came TO witness the per-
formaEcr, enjoyed themselves very much. 1t
was Conducted by the managers, who deserve
much credit 10 the way they excluded all lofox-
a,Iug drinks from the ground. AT 3 . clock
p w., promptly, all the koights We're on the
field, eager for the contest. Mr.. R. l.. Sui.
lhin delivered foe aCd Impressive address.
10 which he charged the knights as t. their
duty. The successful cues we're as tJ.lows !: lst,
Red w hite. and Greeu'; Dad, mo one 10
Love-; Sd, Knight of the Cen'epulal, who
attracted much tentlon with his fine cockad";
4th, "kuighl of Chance. Don Quixote was
performed by small boy, who rode large
Newfoundland dog, aud created much excite
ment amidst cheering and laughter. After
tn. riding was over, the company repaired to a
large and commodi, US school house, where
speudd music was furolshed by the celebrated
string band of Massrs. Cheeks and Macrae.
The royal set was the admiration OF all, and
the happy party did not cease their enjoyment
uut another day was upon them.
MANAGER
THE TURKISH WAR. A" xiuatz Is still held
by the Servian Geoeral Horvatovich with ten
battalions, and Tchcrnayef. whose hea'quar-
tiers are al Deiigrai, has ord. red al civil .n-
t" quit tie beleagered city. The Servlao Var
Minister has ordered an immediate attack Oh
the Turks 10 order, it possible, TO prevent tic
capture Of A|exlnarz. as in the latter event the
Scrvians would be COMPELLED to- 6gh the Turks
in the open valley, where the latter would have
the advantage The Turks arc reported t. be
preparing to ford the Moravs. The Ambassa
doris of the foreign Posers yesterday formally
presented to the p rte the d.mand of the
Princes of SerVia aud Montenegro for al arm
lstice |. is further stated that England has
no fed the Porte that 10 case of refusal to
comply with the wishes OF the Powers, Turkey
Deed not rely on the support OF England III
cas- of armed intervention. The defeat of The
Sorviaos 90 Friday was disastrous. ard The
Tu;ks 10 their advance will not hest a;e TO
leave A.exinatz in their rear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-05

Mr.. julien, another Que Of the fathers of the
republican party who cant abide the fraud,
corruption and uceudiarism Of those who now
c,ntrol that party, is canvassiug Indiana in be-
half OF the democratic AID reform candidates,
aud is making such havoc 10 the radical rauks
that another supply of money aud bloody
shirts" vii! have to b. sept there to cheer the
hopes of Mr.. Hayes demoraljz.d forces iu that
State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-05
COMMERCIAL.

Wheat nave so:ne"nat fallen III, bu s.: :,.:
no change in plices the mark:! $ puci, 49,.
sales OF $40 rusnels white \. lJ5 III AMI Stt 81,
red at Stalls :or pJo: - primo. Corn Gontll. =.
du | and dropping ami but ight sales are IN 3. ~.
holders pTeferring to wait; sales to-day "t /,
busheIs of mixed ~ "A, 49, 4, aad As, ~ t. 90
ity. Isl bushels Of Oats brought % ard 81. n. /
q small lot Of Rye remained over unSoli.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-05

Effrontery is characteristic trait OF radical
ofio. holder, and has probably blpomed forth
10 as full perfection in the case Of Gen. Bah
Co, K as ia any other on record, for, notwilh-
saudiug ali that has happened, he still holds
his two oficeS-coloue 10 the y 5. army and
Commissioner OF Public Buldiogs-and pa
rades his uame. signed to reports as such, with
the cool assurance of man who is above re
proaeh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-05

As the discovery OF Mr. Pats attempt to
procure the murder of Mr.. Goode has efftc;u
ally put an end to his congressional aspirations,
and as Mr.. Segars chances for the radical
nomination arc slight. Mr.. Goodies opponent
will probably be Mr. Nichols, Mr. Rue or Mr..
Hathaway, either one of whom he will have no
trouble 10 beating.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-05
esarkNtS by EcIegrnpil.


New YORK sept. 5.--Slccfs uns lied. MOI.
ey H. God 20. Flour quiet an u4casag a.
Whe.t quiet aud steady. Corn dull an: ID.
change
BALTIMORE, Sent. ) -Virgina :. defer!
81 Vlr9ln;as, cons idstcd otiI; DO. II eties 81
Cotton steady middl;ug Ilsall3. -Four :. aIy
and unchanged. Wheat stesiE, !?In anu a.-
changed. Corn-Sou.hern dull AM ha.vg;
Western active and f-:n; Southern whit" ~ -.
Southern GLOW 52s55: Westera mixes j,
spot; 55a 55i &c: ust. quiet sn& st"rt.
Southern prime 1896; Western wife =@-aJ
do mixed 3la32. Rye dull NJ 81 .1G Lag
$t4ady and unch .ng:d. p DIVISIONS more ac,,v'
snd frn.. Pork II J0.Sio Eu.er t:.n Al
fairly active; Western. god !, prime, ~ -
de-. fine 4,25. Coffee quiet md >Af e -. +;
Hi cargoe: l54!s3: jvhtinE Is! " >u~;
steady and irm IT IL, Whisky iu n@c a.tG.
inal ut ST III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-05
Gov. Seymour's DeciinatiOm.


The following is Gov. Seymour letter to the
chairman Of the Saratoga Convention:
My DEAR SIR: The democratic convention
which m2I last week, acting under mlsappre-
tensions, pct me- in nomination Tor The Office
OF Governor of this State. This its members
would rot have done if they had koowu the
facts rcgar3iug my health. For many reasons
| ought not 10 be their candidate. Dnty de-
lnands | should decline the proffered hopor
While am grateful for tie freddy sen imens
wiica prompted their acton, my declinati q
is compelled by obstacles which | oannot over
come. For some months my health has been
i, firm, and recent illness has un6tted me for
mental or physical excriions. My own opin-
iou, confirmed by the judgment of my physi-
clans, copyiGces me that | am unable at this
iiue to p;rlorm lhs duties devolviag on the
Governor Of New York. | could cheerfuily
sacrIf sc my owa purposes and feelings to m9et
the wishes of my friends, would not hest ate
to peri my health to uphold those principles
10 which | believe TO promote the public vel
fare. but feel that | should sacrifice he in
tereSs Of the parry which placed me 10 noml
nation if | accept its action. Even !he supe
rior strength OF the par with which act
could not elect q ticket with the kuGHn fact
that its q. mloee for Governor was unequal to
the performance of the labors Of that Office. |
c,uId not conscealiousiy enter 90 them. Can
not do my friends the wrong of placing then
in false position by 'ryiug to do so. there
fore feel constrained to decline the nomination.
while it is great sorrow to me that | cannot
on this occasion meet the wishes of those 10
whom ! am deeply indebted for so N my Iavors
Yer, | am satisfied thai my action will only
subject them t. some present inconvenience,
which 10 the end will prove to be to their ad-
vantage. Ii is Dot az unusual thing to have
vacancy upon ticket, ncr dlfhcu matter TO
FL it In the main, the action OF the co1vea
ton will give confidence to our friend through
out the country. 1t removed the only cloud
upon our poltical prospect. There was fear
that discordaot organizations 10 democratic
strongh Ids VI uld peril the success OF the Stale
aud naIona tickets These difficulties are all
adjusted.
The tx Goverror contrasts the positions of
the TWO great parties, and says be cauuot be
l!eve there is ioubt a1out the pending cleo.
ton resulting 10 favor OF the democrats. He
points out that il the democrats elect the
House and their Pres dent they could not, if
they wanted to, pass or repeal laws without
th9 assen, of the Senate. Mr.. Seymour pro.
oeeds at length to arraigu the republican party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-05
I'D Red.

August iIth 1876 i. Dc.swn!e N .:ar. .' -
Pc Alter }. snort illness, btTH hf . ~ :
son II Geo G and tao lat. k.tz u; D'I..'r
New York city. 10 ~ns Dor" N r" ....,
VS. Feb ua7y 81, 1886. And EfHaI'''.''
Of the class of'7O In 1871 b" conn" ''"t 5 ...
ing in New York for the ministry h1..'.' ;','
preventing the completion o! M 81 '''.' .m,
cIpied hlm. elf with te cning. de- ~ s,,.....
believer in J .sus md y !.bor"r Win -, ', ~
Of II Presbyterian :ui=s'on churc1 d. ",,,....
city His mcckn.-a and Ii: quiet r''''"I' ..,,,
ian department won the ca.e". 0. ~ "'''
him.
On the evening If Au 2Hh =: :%. IL. ~.
er's residence, in Ciucla"a. ~ ~.
a. cop n Jesus, LELLlh J.. H"uh. en-. :.
late Vim T. u r-"y, ior'nf:.y ~ ''
the eighteenth y:s.r OF her "ge .4-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-05

SHOT BY MISTAKE -, !~!tyr To IL.
Cheyenne San, dated Dcadsooi, Aurr, -,
gives an account of auo;her murI r G. n,,,;,,.1
10 tn" same saloon 10 which the u.....r,,..
Wild Bl Vas k,'l,t OF Augu.t % ,I,,.a
YDuu2, \ bartender 10 the -aloC; >ho. ,,4
killed Dan Baum, cf Cincino;,i. Yru-y I,i
some difficulty with u,an k1own a. "l,,u,I
ing Charley" and determined to XII lin
Baum, having on Laughing Caar.cy, ov.,,
coat. entered tie sa! OF. and You . r,i,.:.,..
bin tor Charley frcJ twice, Beta Sol. ~ .,,.,
through his body. Young is 10 be ,r'i ;y1
jury.
Boat RACE. Tie Cap bridge and Dn,;;r
University crews are expected TO arrive !,
Washington this evening. They vii TAX.
pull over the course 10 morrow. and h. r..n
WILL be :ow"d ou Thur Jay, the fp,%h l.r.n., q.
: point OPP site ihe sirccl wharf, r,arsi,
Analostau -hou-e. tie start % b, msL.
one mile below she boat huu;r Tan ra,a,,.
will open BY race between l.u crew, II, -,
81 the best'carsueG # IN. AG.,s!a., cur a,.,
at $50 O 'c OK the great rae: vii! be royya,
The liabilities Of Randolph Bcckicy l. {.
of Now York, who's failure WAS snnounce! -.
evening, are sisted to be ;our hundred thyu,,,.
dollars. NJ. B Clark g Co.'S liabilities VII
not exc ed 5000 Frederick Wright, 9tu
sale liquor dealer. HIS been a1jutg~d Il bank.
Iu,t on his own petition. His liabilities ,,a
$40 900
The RADICAL have often Kolpnd i,.,lf.
Oliver. They falsely %c"asvi Gov Tl4,a j.
masking Al incorrect rrtIrn OF MS income i-
one year, bat By the revenue books OF the A..
trlct in which Gov. Hayes resides: t:.pve,.r, .a..
for three years that gentleman VS. trtsiIy o'-
livlous OF the snug little sum o. SIT 90 lAa! -.
to his cTc3i:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-09-05

News OF the Day.

The Richmond Stale says: There was q
very large gathering of the lai'y and ministers
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church Ct this city
ADD Manchester held at the Centenary Church
Sunday evening to consider the report OF the
Cape May commissioners 10 regard TO the ira
TERMINATION of the Two great branches Of METH
odsm 10 America. The church WIS., vel flied,
and the deepest interest Was manifested 10 the
proceedings. Resolutions heartily appr"vlus
the action of the commissioners were uuaLl
uously adopted. MIR. Thomas Branch prcsd
ed and G. P. Rady, esq, acted as secretary.
The Pioneer Press of 81. Paul, MIMI, hes q
dispatch dated the North Bank of the Yellow.
s'one on the 9th ulIimo, to the effect thai
Sitting Bulls band was cDdeavoriog to get back
TO their old huutlng grouad 90 the Dry Fork 81
the Missouri, ADD that General Terry had di
vided his command aud was marching to inter
cpt them. A dispatch To The Chicago later
Ocaan says The impression Is gcueral among
the officers aud men Of the cJmmA aud 'htt the
campaign is likely TO prove an lmmense Wlc
goose chase.
Iu the international rowing matches for pro
tessionaIs on the SchalkiIi. at Philadelphia
yesterday, the first trial heat, lour.oared shells
Was won by the Thames crew beating the New
York crew. time 1921; the secood trial hea
by the Halifax, n. s., crew beating the Par
cruw Of ST.. Juhn's 10 1888. Five single sou!
trial heats aud whaeboat race were also IN
teresting features OF the day.
White ash, furoace, egg, and ches'nu Goa
is Ilirg at SIS. 10 and stove at $50 per ton il
Washington. In Baltimore the retail dealer
yc, lerday determined to reduce the price iron
IS cents o 81 % on hard aud from 50 cents t
5 90 soft coal. The contract for supplyln,
9UU tons of white ash coal to the Hou>e OF Rep
rescula;ivcs has been awarded 10 Thomas W
Riley & Co., Of Washington, at SAL per ton
I. X. Lyon, the mao charged with an indie
cent assault upon some little girls in Richmond
| was cxamiu, yesterday aud committed 20 ja
for bis appearance at the next term OF tb
court.
Inc total intermeots at Savannah ye5;erda
nun crcd seventeen, ten being yellow tevc
! cases