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LES femmes tiu Nouveau Jersey
ont ioai des droits Civiques de
iSA4a 4 1876
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1876-07-19
La GUERRE IND1ENNE.-Nous

La GUERRE INDIENNE.-Nous
ne faisons pas lei da sentimental
lisme hors de raison, en- pr6ten.
dant avoir d'excessives sympa~
thies pour une race que nous con.
naissOns q peine. ToutefOis un
sejour de plusieurs annees dams
les regions extremes des Etats-
Unis, oa fOrcement nous etions en-
contact avec ces peuplades, nous
autOrise q corroborer do nOtre ter
mOignage le dernier rapport de
l'inspeeteur des tribus indiennes,
le general Wander, qui s'exprime
ainsi:
"Rendez justice aux Indiens ;
traiteEles aVee Ia meme justice
que v6us traiteriez les peupIes
plus civilises, ct lis seront yos
amis /; n1ais 81 par VOs exactions
vOus les provoquez, hOrs de toute
patiencs, lis SO battroRt a ou~
tranCe.n I'd
La gnerre qui leur est faite ma
pas d'excuse !; ellie est injustifable
sous tous les rspports, ct celia de-
puis p6tablissement de la premie.
re colonie jusqu'a ce jour. Bien
que nous deplorions autant que
qui que ce soft la perte de braves
soldats faisaRt leur devoir contre
les soi,disant SGWUGges, nous ne
pOuvons banner les Indiens de de.
fendre, par tons les moyens posi-.
bles, le peu de possessions qui
leur restent, ct que I'ayarice cher~
che a leur arracher. Nous ne
sauriOns non plus appTonVer l'esS
prit hypOcrite qui r6clame la COM
plete determination de Fhomme
rouge qui ne peut servir d ses
fms, ct qui fait tant de cas- du ne,
gre don't il Sc sert comme d'un
instrument, bien que le premier
soft Certainement le superieur du
second.
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Y I'M nries de vOulOiE bieEl nous eD
y ,.s0sy ~ avis. sutFement nous ne pouvons
" .I Nm responsible pour les nuEneTos
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Meeting

DEMOCRATIQUE -CONsERVAIEUR.
as NLLE-IBBR1E, II Juliet, 1876.
En- vertu dune resolution adoptee
La Convention tenue SAMEDI, Is JUL
let, une assemble aura lieu la Nou-
velle@Iberie, samedi, 10 10 aodtp a Il
heures A, NJ, pour nommer IN chair
man ct cinq membres du OOmite Demo
cratique-lJ -lJonseEvateur de Psroisse.
Tons ceux opposes an Fadicalisme sont
engages assister. .. S. PERRY
Chairman du Couiite de Paroisse.
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R.sW. SSB..E. Montgomery
Furniture Dealers,
ARM0RY HALL,

No. s. Camp Street, New Orleans.
The largest assortment of Furniture to
be found in the city, consisting of Psrlor,
Bed Room, Dining Room and Hall suits;
cheap Bureaux, high and low post Bed
steads, Armours, Washstapds, Tables, Book
Gases, Desks, Kitchen Safes and Tables,
Looking Glasses, Hair and Moss Nat.
trasses, Pillows, etc.
Our PRICES ARE LOWER than any
other house in the city, and we pack and
ship all goods Free Of Charge
dec1G.Gm.
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Dom Pedro est parti pOur l'Eu'
rope.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1876-07-19

Assemblee Generate Democrati-
que.
, 1876-10-21

tho Dutch taking Holland for the Democracy to
carry West Virginia. Tue hiElc.t votc ever
pol1ed bY The Republicans was IN 1879, ut which
time they cast B2,at5 votcs for Gen. Grant.
Thls WAS their utmost strength III tho State; IN
t ws; H. ser over ht9 a, as1 M 10 sr ,
pose that their voto has fallen oil III the lato
election. Il has most llkcly Increased son. =.
elderah1y. The votc WAS decidedly incrcnaca in
tilEs county. We presume It WIS afso elsewhere,
The Republicans hare not votes enough.
yirginin;, fhe Dc@oefssy III siowsa h odE L
ssralght-out votes In West yirEsnin,. and yet,
have plenty to spare among those who yutctl
for Gov. Jacob. Coy. Jacob nd nearly all l,ls
Democratic friends weFc united IN the recent
election with tho 40, ,805 men vhn voted against
him in 1873, 50 that thc way to approximate ate
Democratic parties IN West Virginia Is to suh-
tract Gen. Grants vote tn 1877 from the c0t!!- m
bincd vote OF Jacob and Cnm1en tliat year: This
combined vots was u. l03, and tho !tcfublteaai
voto for Grant was :sa,3t5.. subtracttng the lat~
Ter tfqn tue former s,a %e s hsys as Tsna. mn
IoritY ls to some extunt lctuous. for tho reason
that To 1872 tho ro.e cast was beyond tho voting
rntto tlatwcll-scttlcl statistics haye prescribed
to population The per cent Of voters waa 10
largo that ever since that ttmc a suspicion nas
rested upon the vote as moro or less 9QRus' Dlit
stl ii We have oyvr Il, ,0oo Democratic majority In
West Virginia on the basis of subtraction that
W. havc assrmel ln Grants vote Of 1877. II VIC
arc correct In this calculation, no one need be
surprised II It should turn aut TINT West Vtr-
gafa has now given all the Democratic majority
that the DEMOCRATS claim. AZ W. have eain, y
Is simply tho old case Of tho Dutch taking ho|'
, 1876-10-21
PENNSYLVANIA.
va Address IRON TIE REPUBLICAN sTATE

EtNGtNQ Address FjtCA TIL NEPuAklCAH AIATE
C0uNlvTEE.
HEADQUARTERS i.EruBLiCAN STATE Cont
M1rTgE, PHILADELPHIA, Oct. u, 1a7d-1o tte
lteult Of Isau.xpipaaa: Eleven years after the
overthrow of tho Rebellion wo find tho men who
forced 1t upon tho country agpln preparing to
seizs the Governnent. 1t Is thu old Confcder-
ato army united upon thu old Conftlcrate
ieresy. They bavc never abandoned their cher.
lshed ldca-tj,oy still think with Mt. Tilden that
ours is q Conicderacy, md not NRtion. They
hays made blu thclr caudEaatc because lie meyer
sbaudoucd Ills declared conviction that "Tlle
Constitution Of the United atates Is only
organized revolution" and that "Any State
has tho right to snap tho sle at !ts pleasure"
This was tho herosy tlat fired the ltcbcl gun
FROM Charleston agalnst Sumter In lb0l mud this
ia ths aefesy they are rcta&sshaled III ls'b to re-
r. ills end, they have crushed out Republlc
M nplnlou III every Southern State. 70 this
end. they haYU tAada the white Republican ati
this end, coercion of Republicans 70 tleir stern
discipline. by force, thctr Confederate hcrcsy
10 nBain the yer9ett to make solid South.
The Confederate urny ts fur moFc untud to.
than II was fifteen years ugo iu tho iaad effort
to destroy 1t. To-day Treason Is aided by their
sylnpatkizcrs ln thu North. They hays coliccl.-
trated t'o struREls upon aingie lssuo-tl,S
ryery other question out Of sight. aud therein
they teacl, US oi1r duty.
6h4ll they rGroyer BY tile ballot conferred
upon thsll W hspuG,'san magnallElly, wl;at
t0y lost Oh tle battle-t!elu ln conflict with the
Wo hoye met niid yangutslled their assaulttng
eolunns nve ttnius stncu tbs frst Tuesday u
september, 1s7s, ,-!n vet,nont, Ms1ae, Colorado,
Clio, and Misunderstanding ten Mc,nhera Ut
Congress, c1ectiug avp Legislatures, Including
that Of Itliana, which even tho Keho! raiders
, 1876-10-21
ILLINOIS,.
I,htttttff

6pet{4I Vt9p0EtH ~ 1AS 1g5ttHt
DAAylLLE, ill.,, Oct. D.-6cttes Of meetings
throughout all this county layc been hcll by
both pa,t:es during tho last ten tlays. Gu tho
part u tho Republicans, Maj. James A. Cou.
uolIy, OF Chs1leston, ILL.,, has mads very sue
cessiul cauyass Of the whole county, md has
won fur hitnself the admiration OF his own par
ty aud the respect Of ILL opponents, Senator
George Hunt, Of Paris, has closed q week's ean-
vaes by very Intelligent aud able address u
tlu Opera-Iiouse Tonight W. Il. Jewell,
editor OF tha Dauyllle. Ee4*. ts also
working earnestly aud very SUCCESS.
fully. The Urcunbsek dellRgoguea Au
stees clear u lisu. il u wonderful " see how
, 1876-10-21
NEW YORK;.

pEMDCAAT on pEMoCHATa.
At meeting Of ollcers Of the various New
York City Regiments OF Boys In Blue, held In
tic Eleventh Assembly District III Saturday
night, after tho business Of the evening had been
tlsposcd OF, Capt. Benjamin Finlay made tho
following remarks and read the following
original document showing tho true view OF =
prominent Democrat:
coxnApEs: On TIC 5oth q October, 1874. the
Hon. tta Shnter, formerly District Attorney ct
Albany, and at that tlnlo tEs Chairman Of ths anti
u seaa ust 30 anSerstoea or Mr saatsr
loyal Democrat during tho War. and that By has
uscr spee enteEta!ned ho greatest hosror fot 10th
was delivered, tt.TAMmany 'yAs engaged In strife
with sge sm'any org1ni;zs'on ana alL1guGa u
~ H. shao9 sa predste M md b. L
many MAJ y party @ fofsot Ill emphatic warnings s,l con.
sd :e sase il s
ri do not choose 10 invoke the memories OF the
Rebellion, tho Glttsr 1atk memories which sar. "
fnunl that Tragic, tetrlb|o t!mo; ! woula BE- Tug
Southern soldier who comes hste sy make it h!t
dsrs who fought tudor llospcrans, anl Blsrldan,
aud Grant. ualor Thy kaslsat hsash*tf,, b. eonr.
HHCUuA LJfEQf4n, tht UhHHlhH fNll AtathGY,
tho bravo old lIeIntxieman, and tho valiant
schurx, whun scd tI!p brass men Wao gayo up
tlsr time and purified their lives for tho country
the officers Ut thu itebelon aru holding hlgh place4
unter our City 4aYesA.Ment caraet 14t ses! that
wv hayu allowed our friendship Tor tho South to 60
| tuo far Let u take the bazatue Of our arrIf,
| Fitz John Flrtef, whom Lincoln thought worthy
of caahIeslpg, and We ind that he la employed by
| Tamluany Hall 1t 23l. Us day. willis t4s soldiers
who fought under MHel to ,rciFeys his d!sas.
ters rscclyss 3l.go. W nna an allen resident
u Now Jersey n 1u5 Police pepsrta'onti r ,! an
anddr burnside to retrioyo hls disas.ers dir
at 81. 30. W. nnd ths Private Secretary ot jeaet'
ron Dasts, te sruatti counsellor Of ths Nsbe eh!pf.
sitting by tho slds Of Mayor WlckhAm ~ biz I'll.
ynto Secretary, giving hin bad advice aud raining
| tho Mayors aittce ut Nav York. and earatn3
$lh.07si day, Wills tlls .ndlcEs who IoIshl
antlct Sheridan have hard work y earn their uo
w iinl MIL Quincy, qf las ltshel a. ssmK ho!!ins
many oi The ii1cn WHO starved H,,d pinct ta III.
Libby Prts1n nFo now tnlr!ng about NcW tora
| bpYS!nX 10. aims. Va Gnd' Col. ltean!eE, es Aln
balnh, ind . Gen. C0ae. also Of Alsdaala, and O
the Confederate s!My, holding important g!4cc
uadcr Wickhan,'s whitney, whllo the mgtlIatst
soldiers who fought under Grant, In Misslssippi
and under. Mcclellan, q AnttstaHl, srs heg4H
alms fron. doc? 70 door, w dna Nsns1sd Level
tho ex.uenetal of 4he Rebel .ray, sar9iak at ~
fought under Sherman are paid 81. 90. We 6n'
1 William A. Boyd, tile yxecu!lonsE Of John hsilY
eafnjnx {3l. 821s = dxy, by driving Democrats Oh
| at tho pattY, while hpnese men are comp<!ltd +
labor y reduced rats Of waxe* to continue lin +
powell"
, 1876-10-21

ponent, Who f. trying to b elected by monty nj,
chow him up. nnd show up tho true
issuc in that district. Get the bottcr, class
aroused, the l,lsness mon. and Aklrlcli will win:
They n,tst hc, or money, and the bnmmeTs vii
win hone, also, In the scco,,1 District tho
pooplo viii show their iEsapproval of tho pres:
cut Lurcr House.. III they lid In indiana md
Ohio, and defeat IfarElson,. the man who didn't
know wlcra Camp douglas wns; who voted
Rebei speech. Surely hc viii 10 defeated. Str
the pconlc up. Let illinois pattern after Ohio
j. u. N.
, 1876-10-21
ABOUT TOWN.
REPUBLICAN, HEADQUARTERS,


Tbs preparations Tor thia evenings grand
rally In tlo Exposition Building were nearly
perfected yesterday, except as to s0ne Ml1or
details, which tho Cook County Campaign Com.
mtttes will arraugc to-day. Thu turnout viii
bo gorgeous and immtHse afiulr. Coupaulea
Of Boys In Blue will bs present FROM kaukaksc,
Ottawa, Aurora, Elgfn, Batavia, Calumet, Rnd
other surrounding towns, bestles largs dglega.
ttons OF 3iinute-1Ieu. There will alau be i
large representation Of veterans from othrr
places, aud, altogether. Cue procession will be a
memorable ono In many respects. Gen. Aey-
noids will hays charge Ot the Boys In
blue, Us Commander .of tho State.
Gen. Bgllges will set rs Commander,
u-Chlcf, III p,pes ot Gen. NeArthur, absent.
Col. Roberts will cou,luau4 the FIrst Division,
Ge,,. Matson the Rscoul, md 0eu. scribner the
Third. The line Of march hAs already begn
published.
Next Saturday evening
the non, JAAEs O. BLAINE
will occupy the. Exposition Building. The
passde OH that evening will probably take plare
after tl.e Meeting The thEss Divisions wiz b. b.
| reserved Tor them, This l. done becuuse Gen.
evening, when ssnator Joseph Mcdonald! will
speak to the Democrats ta either Farwell orr
q conference yestc1duy In regard to tho mattIr,
aud both partleA are lncliuud to make such ar
rangusnsnts - will 10 mutually satisfactory to
both, aul In order to aYull auY collision Wuleh
might occur through political excitement. Afr.
Blalne's meeting was postponed from Tlesday
| to Saturday evening al his own request, and
! not iu order To pFo1ent Democratic aeinou-
| styptiou, n soEle asssrt. Thass laYing tho
! matter In ch2rgQ wish 10 have full under
| standing between tho THO headquarters In order
| that apY trouble MAY b avoided.
| TNA PROCESSION.
OAe Of the features Ut tle procession this
evening will bo tho detachment from the Ev<a-
t,ty Journal 6titru Under tito command Of Mr..
| JciIery. They will have psnt1ug-preas In \
car, aid viii stslkp u aud distribute cawpalgu
, 1876-10-21
documents ~ tho rrocesa.on moves. Other
ptlntcra might takc tho hint II thcy would.

DllNEGfd might IlkE EuB IllNt IL IAG9 "oA"
APPOINTMENTS.
The following appointu,euta have been 1nsdc
by tho Cook C0unty Executive Colnmittee'
The lL'snhard tilee Clnb VII areo'"fnny i{ 20, Col
pob 1sgsrsol .lnTng a!a ssynss ;aso inc 81 h1 ,%,
clay @ C!ty tto a9th; a., Eln'o IL sI.e
g'st; RG%nssy n1nn nMfenesaayh Noy; .nca 41t IT
i.ousyil!e ia t!e sist; wsdnss,lay, Nov: Il f.
YlnN; LttchNcl1 Nav. 2, Tie t1on. a. /. Nor
rison and tho Hon. William Aldr!rll will speak
At nouton's Foundry at noon Z To-day.
who is to accompany Col. 1ngossoll In his speak
ing tour through this State.
Among tho prominent visitors to the Grand
racttlc Hotel rooms reatortiaJ wera Sh.nsa
aoSaf @ olqt y thp ST S} 9aae; r. sbs ssa %ssb
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
Tho nomination Of John Comiskey for Kc-
cor'cr sss,ns l're-brand III tho 1rial, Democratic
john becat1ac he Inns not bccn consistent Of
trlo Dcmprrat. They say that while ho was
member OF the COUNCIL 1le always vnteu fof nt,n
playoI nto tue hatds Of TIC Republican, ,s, tGr
Seventh, null Eighth 'Yayas propose to scratch
Him. The dEsalfcctton Is very strong, and II 4
breach that not all John Co'nlskey'a persuasive
Tko iicrn,at,s aro u kicking ~ on Charley Kern
becausc ho was lntlorscd by the urccnbackcfa
before hc obtained tho Democratic nomination
he he Is i not soand a % on thc @ @lnansial question. II
was claimed Tor Charley tint the Boasd ct
Trade would baek him. But, a. number Of
the members remarked to \ tribune reporter
yesterday, ".Charley Isa good barkceper, good
whisky, mud wo'd hate to spoil such good fc';
low by making bad Sheriff out OF him." And
that Il how popular Charley Kern is on the
1,nnr,1 ri 3Tsrniln
, 1876-10-21

s"y 'ts Raews %1n No. 'i Il # s s, s'ey: r. ts. :;
ts false Ia every particular. 1 d. co'nmuaa1t
did over l'cloug tn tic t,,,mn,mr1 III not nov -.
now nor have ever assoclat Cd x,th itth.s: not dot
hsvo never been md ain Jlot nv. n,n such e,,.
but hare always been anil am nos ow po9Aki,s
man, md nm fcckoncd rs NJ, ,,T hos. : eq,ln,4,
'na,' BY all the Wholesale merchants hsf: eaa
.satemont 4 o S'R e.pss;Ss ss1S' '05 ss n
, 1876-10-21

Sioux Clrr, 1a., Oct. 20.-1t ls allegrd tht
DR.. Moaher, just previous to starting for s.
Louis, in response to telegram from tho cl,i
Of Polfco Of that city to 60 aud identity
prisoner confined there, suspected to .,e ono {,
the James brothers who robbed the Doctor nt,,
hero soon after the Northacld robbcry, rcce1sl
through tho Post-OHlco q letter tllfeatensg
with the request. The letter was sIgncd ssOss
Of the Boys" DR.. Moshcr's feasa lor per.tn,j
snfcty oyercame Ills desire To identify The ost
luw, and 1t Ia probably owing to this fact thl,
tho prisoner wnH galcascd.
, 1876-10-21

DosroN, Oct. a.-The body Of Herbert c
White, who has boon missing siacc the 9Th sn.t4
was found to-day in we'll on the premises 6;
Hcnry Graylin, at Aatcutneyvilic, W., which hA
hecn flied in. White WAS witness aTa1Aa
Gravltn Ia an araon case, and wis last seen "a
tho 9th Inst. Gravliu has bcca arrested lH
excitcneut Is lntousc,
, 1876-10-21
IELEGRApHIc NOTES:

special NtaatcA 10 9af " ~" ~ tbe des1ts
LAsAt1s, H., Oct. 2o.-Au 'aea ~, ~ r'-lon ~ MY
Of activity in the corn arks. ot na la,' nn,bef u
iuaIs weighed on tue rity ssals. /. ,Is ~ muuIsa
thn l|rst six mouths Of tt!9 cu[,Ein ,is
Year was IRA, aguinst ., ,aN tof 'n"'
lug half Of last year.
, 1876-10-21
PRAIRIE FIRE.

Sp4ctas blspasea 70 9@t ~ IL We.t Torr
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, oct' 49, 49, ,(u0 s5s
ship, hlrLeau County, yet.eta';11 ;1,,. aestp5tns
wrta burned over by prairie w, "a, a lins
go ts. q sosa aud auaSeiies. sSfsiss1i ia s''d''
Auil uuprpYstueuka
, 1876-10-21
JAMES BRADLEY.

= " 7#s ss1'sH U : s"s F'o3"'
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-l have ssren Informed at your
office that tho communication signed "DonIo-
crat " In TAx TNlsuNs OF yesterday, aud re-
fcrriug to me, WAS written by man calling
hlulseu William II. Elccmnn, l do not kuuw
, 1876-10-21
LOTTERY SHARKS.

CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 2o.-W. Y. SEDAN, alt1'
ander Hart, md NJ. Moses, managers Ia CO...
argton Of lotteries claimed TO be drawn usdu
tue Frankfort grant, Ecro arrested .o-day On Il
affidavit accusing them Of Illegally con1ueti1si
lottery. Tho parties Wero released on bail %
appear on Thursday n1xt. Tho lottery wheel
aud other implements Of tho office xese se|zcl
and the drawings will probably cease for
willis.
, 1876-10-21
CASUALTIES.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
New YoRK, Oct. 20.-Dr. Julius .. ans.s 'nssam
Of East Thirteenth street, who Vas "o''aosa" ,.,'
tho explosion OF q cartridge, a1es 'Aas as,t,sr,
ue was RUNNING q charge into tue s1nIS. 0ts,.
when the explosion occurred, ana =. 'as MsSr nd
ot he cartrdgo w. dFsss' gs. a'n1 'n;p left IT lung M
Thetsud wss prepasns 70 81 h,antss ssst'ns Il Il
curs!on when the fatal aecident napPs"a - N III.
was il years Of ago, and well kn0"' - ~ 80
thnr mil lecturer,
, 1876-10-21

Gpec{d1 NEp1sch 10 1ns ITO

GpecIas Dtspakch 70 1as 7ft5sHA :,
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Oct. D'-lhe oons, s,.s
Capt. R!ebsams and II. selbcl were cntetn"s
night by burglars and robbed eaet M o. es'as
hundred dollars In honey Rnl jeweiFy'
, 1876-10-21

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2o.-Duke F'cm'ng'
AaysYillo, waa shot three times, twira III w.
hcad, ut noon, In that fifty, yesterday, p sps
mus Clark. His wounds are c1nsidefea aaAs0
oua. CauAe Ut the trouble unknown,
, 1876-10-21
WEST VIRGINIA..
TUB RESULT ONLY WHAT WAS TO HAyH DEEM
KIPKCTkD.

Whstltng CIV, Val Iat&tltgtae<r,
There u no reasop to doubt that tho Dtmoo-
racy hayo carried the State by iargs majority.
1t ID pretty ucar tbs ull anil well-knoYa casa of
, 1876-10-21

WAsn1So7oN, D. c., Oct. so...coa,'" ~. ~
Moulton, = rcal-eatate agent IN TINS e'.n s,.ma ~
left t,cre, leaving dcbta estimated trom s'''~
to 100000.
, 1876-10-21
MURDERED 11E1, C1r1Lnupv

GLEN LocH. pa., Oct. 20,-Ahout baIt.ra,,,
o'clock this morning, the wife Of In l,aker fsr
orcd}' re'ldlng Mt this place, was seen runs,t,
along tho road 10 q frantic manner. When ~
reached tho railroad Station ahc Informed "a,
tlcnan that sho had Just killed her fou, sh,. e
drcn, and then resumed her wanlcrine,, ~
gentleman drove to her houae, nni, nat nudso h.
1!er husband, hunted him up. The two Fc SfJ sGSsi
the o,,tu anusa and found tllrcc children, assd r.
condition, tcr heads being u Geatep T. 't!5s s
with heavy club. a baby, aged ! u,ontbs, ~! r,
covered up with n heavy fcather-bcI, thc int,s ~
'tton Of the mother being 10 smother ii Il,
three children cannot possibly survive H.. Il.
people have gono In search Of tho unfo,tun,y
woman, who Is undoubtedly Insane. '''F
, 1876-10-21
nT.pOAf1NOTON.

DLOOM1NOTON.
Spsetai Dtspatca to 7As 7fspahe o.,t,,.s
BLooxlaoroa, ILL.,, Oct. M-M' a: G.nt %l IND
German crackcr-baker, lad Hs sss h,uf
smashed In cracker luarhlEery to-aa} ~
that an1putatton was necessary, ,,,.o Of hA
Frank Fisk, a weltkho"a nu Iay In friendly
scii1tiic, Beside. receiving other scHoas 'D'''"
, 1876-10-21
CRIME.
Six PRISONERS re,

,.,, Hesefdi M u nspa!e' to n: 74ssa. s'
JOLIET, Oct U4-bix prisoners s,c...
tho Penftcntnry this evening l,eforo aEa y troa
wcrc employed with gang Of as,s auss s Tit,
tho prison digging drain near H. ussa n e'ta
pond. The place, deep sav,ae, Va, p,"oa X.
for their escape, The guards slrt ~ usFoa'l,
ting ono, whether scrIotsly or no, f. . 'asa ht
Their names arc: "0' 8nora
John o'Nc!l, aged %, sent from cn,u
1875; light complexion, five fcct aTn ,s g b
scar on foraheal one inch long; hal tsr.. .ash.s
half rears' sentence. ' '|''s' nd
George Williams, aged n, dark con,,,.,
taTo fcet nfno incllcs; three wear, l., tTeetoa
scy Pcnitcntiary; Ink anchor On - 49,. ~ IT.
looks like jew; sent from ClIts"ns ss. w
years in 1875. ~s' iostrt
John Smith, nlias Jim White. s,,,m
complexion, five feet six and inlf Ia's' ~ t'r
tq centre OF forehead iscar lair: scn, ~ ~
case. This Was l,ie second tern. t1 ''a1a looking
jnrnes Kennedy, aged 29; sent nj. f,or, H.,
June, 1s7o. Light complexion e0ta3Gac9se t3Go gans,
tnrllesi bright, sharp young fellow, 'ss' 11ns
Jatncs Ma!onc, aged 90; cent f,nm H..
County n 1871 for three years; eht ro,s:'on Ms'son
O,', nr hSs ,ces five incl'cs slight 6ud .a &C.,
John afcgtnnis, aged Is; sent ,ron A..
complexion, 1--WE feet eight and 6sW 66ea'l ilgas
fellow, SN' 3"'n' pa's 'oprs
None Of tho men lad ~ long \. ma r... !,
stay. All arc bright, rtca,I, aid wrfi:A MI As1 y
thieves. Ihe farmers Of tho vicinity s,e nv 4.
chase. but the darkness Of tho evening aua NJ ~ ~
detIap brllah in fhe ttrcrfto,, ,.tiu Atq IN
, 1876-10-21

Special Dfspaseh 70 aas 77oa". ,bouI
iowa CITr, L., Oct. 9o.-rho eas'e ,. . m,u b.
train on tic Rock Island Road stIurk l.s sn I'd
tha mans Of David Kingstone, who ". w. Iniures
track III an Intoxicated Condition. '1's ~
ara fatal.
, 1876-10-21

FIsIIING VES9ELS Le's. - poth
QUEBEC, Oct. so.-The loss oa ..na,,el mi. Ia
shore OF six fishing schoonsss u sa tspd s.d,hta,
onn Instance crew OF seven tnnumpe'
, 1876-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS.


Special Dttpdtch to 16s Tribune.
Tsnns HAurs, Ind, Oct. M.-stncc Tho olce"
Ito In this State the Republicans Of Vfgo Coun"
~ havc not been satisfied TINT their defeat was
accomplished by fair means. Tho vute was ovcr
1000 larger than It was four years ago. Tho
Democratic majority vsried from 100 to ao0'
To-day tic Republican candidates Tor tho Lcgls-
laturo and County Clerk nil filed papera con-
testing tho election. Tomorrow 1t IL under"
stood Tint tho balance Of tho Republican county
ticket will tollow suit. rhe coptestinE papers
have fallen like clap OF thunder o"t
Of clear sky on the Democrats,
who had scarcely gotten over jub!latlng. Tho
papefs make lsga,toE 81 ,n fsaa,9nt o1 y9tss y
almost every tow11slp-Rn aggregate OF over
M The Republicans arH s'.a1 soaSat n1aoa at sy tsy
alicao, The cases In the county Will come 1ee-
iore hs board e County ni sne 10
which viii fnsure them fair hearing. Per-
l,aps, after oil, tic tables Of e'eGsion-returns m
will 1,ayc to bo revised, aud Vigo bc put down
pntuttsltrnt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-09

are but the possession of the territory wo
haue left the negro master of the situation
enabling him to demand his rights at home
pain OF sending them elsewhere.
| do not present these views now as a recC
mendatiOn OF the renewal Of the subject AT
neXation, but refer to 1t to vIndicate my !
viOus action in regard 10 il.
With the present Congress my official
terminates. 1t is not probable that public
fairs will ever again receive attention from
further than as citizen OF the Republic,
ways taking Il deep interest in the honor, int
rliy and prosperity CT the whole had.
(SIgncd) |. :. GRAN
EXECUTIVE MANSION, December 5tn, 1876