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, 1876-08-29
TRAPS AND TRIGGERS.

THE ILLINOIS ASSOCIATION,
Tho Illinois stats Sportsmen's Association
met yesterday afternoon Iii tho Audubon Club
rooms IN adjourned session,
j. l.. Pratt, President Of tho Association, being
absent, ". B. Hanwortll, onc OF the Vicc-prcat-
dents, took the chair. e. G. Waller was chosen
Secretary pro tenn. THO attendance was not
large, but comprised several members from
Evanston, Quincy, mud Mendoza, as well
as many Of the resident members. c. E. Eel
ton stated the object VI the meeting by saying
that at tho last meeting, In Junc, tt Ind been
thought proper to nsscf1ble the Association be-
foro the converting of tlfu National Association
IN tile expectation tllat some business might be
presented. 11e said lio know Of no busit,ess OF
importance, however.
On motion OF u. F. Rocd, of Evanston, It
was voted to send copies Of tho constitution
and bylaws OF tho Statc Association to oil or
ganfzed clubs in Illinois with M Invitation to
Join tho State organization, anu send delegates
to lts ucxt Convention.
The meeting then ad journcd to meet In Syca-
moro the second Tuesday in June.
THB NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
The Convention Ut tho National Sportsmcn's
Association will assemble at tho Grand Pacific
Hotel ut O'clock this Afternoon, and from
present indications It seems likely to 10 con-
silerahly larger body than last year, when dele
gates FROM tWcnty-tllreo States wcre present nt
Niagara Faf1s. Illinois will bc represented by
the following delegation: e. Z. FELTON,, ths
Lion. G.. ". MAtsh, eycalnoro; Gen, john TIL
eon, Quincy Nv. D: I1anworth, altcrnate); C. 3.
Miller, Gencseo; j. L. Pratt, Sycamore.
, 1876-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
OHIO.

Specfof DIsoafrh IN III. 7tibun4
TotHpo. o., Aur. 1.-fhc ca,nnaicn vas
e,,.,, =. T., ,,..ss. n 49,. ~. -. 1 we
opcn''' III t.ls ulstlles enis oschng W uos' Gox
opcra-Ifousc. Ho naado IN able aud exhaustive
ana Wa .Smeu ae'1s' 10 ~ da aoqsacs @ nt M cry
;;str;at ..sa X. ut faetni,.t s'1R Sns
sncecIc, =. ali thn far."r A tnwns n'af'us
z,.r,c, 5i;Ndtss 5.Kit1nT, r 1st 1sp: 1,,,,,,.s
ELxuAnT ind.. Iug. So, ara nnmhrr. of
Rcnl,hltrnt,a tnrnrd nat tIin eyrnlnp In witn.ss
a tirchiiwht.n o,,i hrar f1r. + 7 iiov.a
tho rrfi, er,,inrnr rovio,v riidcu.s -nfrn;,
fccofa' ,.,ou,,
so<e,a, 1isuaieh 70 r.. 7,4sxa.
LIHs,st;. Sticl.. Iug. 9s.@C, T. nu,]v. of
nr Il tha ~ tag
mIsrirt If. Ncwromh ay ths Hnmf5I,oM. r9..as, II
ths SIKH Distr,ct: ,IaInes g. Kiln lnsi 81 ipnia n n
thc Twenty ty-iourtl' District. md JOHN l. L.w- "
aF.,fIa Dtstslss' ii IT, Join M,., Waaiett Kepre
uhn Gaetcr. ti pr}eStnn. ReM1Siipor 'R.rrs, hnnr.,
Sentative Of the First fIyingstGni District. p,,l
Giles Aoss, Of Hartlund, by thu Democrats M for
inglIan County fayors T.W, Fcrrv,s reaomjn.
,tinp far n" Ttn;frI n ntrs srnat. a,s,unru,,
Co,,nty ditto, ~~>~ '''~' 0SA"'o' 'Aa'1'A'1Aoo
sonunz.
gfess efS%d r" o. y nefkel all tonEht
held i Icro re- for S years. ~'A"A 0' e" 'As'''''s
A'~~ ynl,T 4rKrssou. w,s,
ToRr ATKINSON. Wis,. AuE. 28.-Tne Rcnun-
ltcuns ouenel the cat1ragn ,hurs last m}rht.
Thu lion, /, i, CasYclI addressed ths ,nentfn~' s'
a'tor wsh y J, w. escorted to Ills residence "
~s'4'pAA' - "''"a 4ax4ss..
1,rr,r pocn, ArE aAASsS'' an1 os-w r a,.n
, 1876-08-29
SIABBING ARRAY,

Tho saloon Of August and Christian Anderson,
At No. 1881 Wentworth avenyc. was thu scene
Of brutal encounter Sunday evening, and 1t ls
more by chance than anything c1sp that one out
OF tho three participants Ia not now stIf
awaltlng the coroncr'a inquest Victor Carlson,
Andrew Freeman, and Joln Brown, three OF
their hca1quartcrs Ut Anterson's saloon. eli.
tered shortly before midnight, and Ut
once Engaged In Triangular hand-to-
hand encounter. Carlson w1s gotting rather
a,sd plunged 1t ylc!ously into Frcenan's head
ind neck soYen times In succession. brown
antcrferel, aud was also stabbed aud cut deeply
ACROSS @ tlie siFht hand, greatly endauge4ng
we're dressed by Dr.. Durrcll, who proupuno-
ed them serious. but nut dangerous In effect.
CaI!soa was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Ull!eeF Erickson, upon warrlnt procured w
ths wounded sncn, and last oyentng was locked
up at tho Arnory.
, 1876-08-29

-. HHFtFnPI1H HQ491{TE = -
We arc panied to thruuicle 1 painful, though
We trust not scrious accident, Whrh happened
TO- afr. Stanley, Of the New York Htraid, tho
other evening. While gutlg dawn tho back
stairs Of the olllre to mail his !etser FROM Vctu.
ria hIyauxa, hp stepped OIL a sazdne boz aud an
empty poprbost!e, carelcsllT left by Mr. Deunelt
at his lunch, and tell ieaulong to ths bottom, u
ths stairs. Both shns Wero fearfully nbraiel.
and h!s shoudcr-bi&des aud elbows dreadfuly
barked and bruised sud tho great explorer was
50 tncenseA that be went back to bis desk anl
deliberately killed fourteen naen Ut Kajuri, in
sSanx ~ tns sn's1 haHk' M r.. ss,sHsnt
feeling better. HOW, aid Nil cuntusious aud
bsu!.es are doing 10 well that probably In bis
next iettcf he will send large aud valuable pres
ents t" the widows III the msu h* 80 sashly
slew,
, 1876-08-29
C. r. Adams, r. 8. Tuth!ll, L. ,Drentano. Fl.
ssses sssssss sna Il enan" 1""s sasr 4ae 2ss

G. r: Adams, 7. 8. Tuth!ll, I. ,Drentanc., F.
Hcndtngcr, N. DuGlngton, Adolph Loeb, Mnj.
Sherer and Hermann Dsuer ~ Vice ce.rrcsidcnts,
and Gen. ]. +. llHEunin and Licut J, II.
johnson rs Secretaries.
After Tho companies Ind marched in, and tho
Aag-bearcra hni mounted the platform, MI.
barber formally presented three aaHa 70 the
three coHlranics Of the Sixteenth Ward, who
1lar'lwIek, nn'1 1)ade. Lie accompanied tile act
,scAy-Atturnry 1'nlhnl vns called upon TO al.
dtcs- lhc pcuple, and ho satd atAt hs Ind bren
would i be Ir!cf. thy had' met met to SHOW ths
ntople Of Illinois that thcrc wore live, acttyc
Republicans usrE tlere OH The North Side. It
had been sail that, there was lsalfcctlon among
iss Da tst s' s saf %.s ses not we I'll:
grounded. What kind Of mon wcre presented
The rceottl q slippery Sam as THO attorney ot
could not bc excused. Ho Ind been proved
guilty of perjury In swcaring falsely to his IN.
colnc., On tlle contrary, tito Republicans Ind
brought forward n1an ngainst whose character
no charges had been nlntic.
Tho lion. Lorc,,s Brcntnno spoke next in Ger.
mali. He sail that It lad been many ycarB
since he had adtlreascd his Gcrtnnn friends on
tho North Slide. In tho Ltt!clln campaign lie
lad tsa Up m Sse T y sSF 81
were crying far cliangc in the administration
Of Affairs. The peuplc were certainly passing
through n critical stage. The factories were
6tandnE still. and n1cn were uut Of work all
oyer the country. All tlls WAS charged 10 the
Republican party, but with nu justice. It was Il
natural following of the expansion nf tho cur
rcncy MID the speculation Incident to. tho War:
The Democratic party claimed TINT they would
bring about better times, but their record gaso
the people littl encouragement.
Gen. Julius White was introduced. The ex-
element there was similar TO TINT which WA
felt III 1861, when the men Werc called
upon to defend the country, There was
financial aepression ut present everywhere,
and not only were the factories stopped, but
there were thousands OF mon compelled to
wander around the State rs nero trainps. uo
charged It all to tho Democratic party, who III.
nuglratcd the War aill plunged the country in
deut. Now the same Democrats proposed to
put the Republicans out Of power nild take into
lhclr own lintnis The rcina OF Government. Ile
knew that II ti,e democrats obtained majority
in Congress they would endeavur to pay every
Shareholder the value uf hls slaves. Did tho
pcoplc>want to pay tic taxes necessary to raise
10 lnrgc d suuil Samuel Tllon represented
The lnouopollsts of the country fAstral VI the
laborinl; ll,en, and II the spirit If tie people
Eas Aroused, ho would fiud himself repldiatcl
at the polls.
The meeting dsshandcd after speeches by
Luther LaAn Hills, Il. E. seribncr, and others.
, 1876-08-29

AD0WN IN INJHANr.
AdnWn ut TeFss lanto, une day.
A tra1M Of twenty cars thasa lay,
And sngtno brtsl!1ng for the tray
10 rush them oH anll fur away
Through Southern Injsany.
The bell II rnng, the whlat1o blow,
Counties and t0wns the train shot through,
Aud timil geese In terrue liew,
AtItighting I'LL tho tcatLerel crew,
Aud cows, and sheep. aud hosses TOO,
Ado~n tn in5eany.
When ali 1t anco a coupling broke,
l'he htndaF cur went Cd Ia smoke,
Twas uscless to ths gods Invoke,
Adomu In lnIesnJ.
But On tho train apetl Ike q quail;
What man could do would not avail;
Tar followed car, and lett tho rail-,
And engine TOO, 40 runs the txss
Adown in lnleany.
Two relics only were thele found:
4 smiling man sal tn tbs gtunnd,
And gaxtd c0mpltCcnt1y Afounu-.-
Ills hand W&s cold anu cIaumy;
Anu record Of The engineer.
THIS man, u s1ld. gut IN the rear.
Aud forward moved I'LL hu gGt hers,
Aud swallUwed all ~ doth spptar;
Thsy s1J lis naula was SAMMY
7, u. u.
, 1876-08-29
TIE CANVASS.

WHAT CARL scnuRz AND uHN. HANKS EAT.
"liuth made Il visit recently to the roo,ns
Of tl,y TypubtIcau Natlouu, Committee. In Nav
York, a,4 tt.us writes to tho craAIe as to what
llo heard Wllllu there:
c.u,. scu,mx
1oolre1 unnou.,,v w" +" nm co,n. sra h,a,,
sp,.ts, a. Ic entered thc rs,os. s.1 so'of A"a "so
HIM. ~ Sn"u ,"a ~ HIT ,' ,n ne ~ sa'q a,,
trumpcs t"k a,laycs toae md IIew m"tc ,u '.n
e.iiy:' ~ 's'' 'A4 W." ''''' HUI
canred b. tbe nnnntme; ""; ~, vs.
ir,trf y tho,b br trs1p, n, y ossl llasns
ant aInt,,.t w ~ H. ~ & ansn-
It csfany dos not nsoyr hin I Ia ha IN Till ,a
is was expected IL h. lluycs etur W was Ia dse.ted @
,S,' 1he a'esaoee VI '"o peocF the conscientious
Isfercnce was mad, ia Fran, sfur, co,,o ,v,r l.,
mn s'Es 5 sPst;o: u a h|s .w ysfs: That ho
@ ua s,uur, su Of ia H. n t6S dss
aes a asn s ste St ss Of fPo s tfa aTn 4sy sG
fnn.s eonp.a.n , 10 e u e1acslons
- . aHra - ~, tnetu snif, Au"sfet. W.en lhey hfe
nsHs1 1oanv a y insy 1sGSs. nsF s, eaei "hsn Tail
asah5 ALla ana.' y aAn'anJ appoint tHe EVAoc<oFs
aaa e;sn sehurz vo,, Herman noons h,xs
p'ens1y s of tl'ns ~ , To- ctlange t1cir minds"
,uhat u tIus; They 10 not % 9N tn,pulsirc'y."
.,iosw.. ,i"w = ~. to ,a Gs1man r,es. IN tho Wcss
N ubespy GinsInnap papssn s eaainS In
~ Az
n9nIaatsa u saraoHa might haso besg charged
soipoattaas wf s,sftas Al' ''t' just 4' 'n made Ill., by
setr XVIII. 1usy IT,. yot y S.sa edea A.
~ at @ a9 a1s neen eonhaei !of c9sposstiona
UT ~ alaloet ol necessity tchcinet, ob!get II
s'. sg aay , ~ % fssot 70 ass.sss To- s9ck opera
Max ana y 9y ta snch ts.
caartc,cfs thaa ID, for Of sosnion ~ o9i pnGtc
dsns distnctiys rt'a,urtetss IN ahso,ie, ~ r
Foaus ina sstater ho, ~ sut, enoa.s " ssses
rnn,,rh"t,f. ~ s"." ~ a.e> - A"9sue<s 9hn MlllOr
nrnsmart ~ s .een,' " Mo 20 no iata! " eyaEy
Eyasts nstne woH1 nn %nn IT,. nat Mf
nd n;rvntin moutu ~. aase elsfAtea tae GanP9l2n
Il wn, .sm,L ~ Ky. " ,N mnM. ~ ~ WE w pollles.
rl1tnn s1",tItn ~ 'tt soie ~ lae supPo5tefe OF
Al" imns 1:nmsst ~ cAPeaoR"1e Vi MoAe5 oa the
s.ishcre /. ~ s,,.'.,, 80 :,
snJd tirn. srhme, Suis1ua Siss " Ihat u ny nnHa
what ia van ii,i"i, ~ F sos1 y Ala neat nut
o"pIso' FL ~ ~ Y GntY ~ 10 wiehel thai be would
H. rsvsSsnsr,wt W., e neso hke lllGea. 10 That
t'-nn,sns3~ II -" ~'a'o acc h11n' LIT aocs not
ssWniI y re.nn,ac1 II.
th. ,".n H.. ra,,iT t., si.e nsst!aa of@IoF, that*
II ntsrt"d ~ ,stii sn;.u,f ~ .H ~ " noMInhte!
ill., rinss ~ rsnJ,5"tss ~ ~ ,t ~ ihat IL
r.. e ~ h1, ~ - xii =. r,,'.1 IT, @ Ihefcs met
H.; IT. - "lM AZ "''' - A'as''a' oat AotAng nogn.
VII. 9ox 1,cc,.,,r, .n,k. ,r, .,rp,
IN si,,. ~ Ets 4n1tvfisa, ~. campaign
~ IN y, ~ ttI 1,f h, ,"eaane" ~ wants to
attt a''s ~ Mt. Iii LII ao"n ~ IasSy,
, 1876-08-29

champion walker, was entertained at banquet
in the Unfon Square Hotel. The Hou. Tbornat
Costtgau presided. Covers were laid for 150
guests Among tho gentlemen who made
speeches were Dion Bouclcault, Richard O'lor-
i,inn, O'DonUyau Rosa, and Lawrence w. Kane,
editor Of tho Sunday Citizen,
, 1876-08-29

nation Al a SoHth."
roy na t.t tsy w ID.
strose Ths eiec.on viii BE- tic isss wbcrs ri ,hsy
will tronh1u til n section. Nothing unlsc. them
e Deese 1e.r =. se, y sss
bs* they viii fa, into several parties md give as
r.. ng more concern regard the't eanpsiGo a. cor.
South. a. recently beaten rebellion, and
n, hsy =. y S ss b. e: 4s;,S a .s 1s
ose Southern r. ss..t.: uniis sSs!n ny sio,e,see. s
ses md W VII II pe ae a Northern s ae sone
revenac. s d tl' iii lex "a aosern1sn animated by
teas Il tho".an. % of 'nsn % to 81 ts un,ea stsie.
HoyerntHsat. a memhes @ T. of C9naEsss from ths
soh ~ 9 b sank s Tsa 1o1
have to murder and stampede any number Of reo-
THsn sa ss ss SIstst.y csner0n order to
:. I to. II Is our return warning to thnso mia.
guided peop1e, led by their legion ol ptace:seckera
ent :' sssk %ust W" ~ 10 es' rot
apcct the !'alut, you shall be maIe TO-"
-" You DO not trust tie Southern leaders. Con.
HAa individuals they are very easy To ret along
With when thcy DO mol hold tho teins. il Ia only
sp Ss ps.4any,e. q s m he hs s sss q
srn four parties. aid iho is.s Senatorial eicstion
there was anonK the wildcat performances In poll.
that iatgc pat of tic Slate was Pill IN " omna ni
ton. They arc not eagncons politicians. but lor.
ttblc want md naptncss for anything short Of Of
seokcts. Tho Old whiy element Is dlseontonted @ n
throughout the south. Tho defeat Vt Tilden will
not only scotch, but kill tho hope Of Victory With
lion q rarties In The South. dividing tho negro
sisa," said Ge!. Mccormick, II hear that
n$ MlAk1dA1nni IN mn NStfRA<H H,rlt
Democratic politics, and will be likely to lead a
now departure after T!ldcn IL beaten; lre will not
s'Dd you know Gov. Hayes in Congress, Con.
"Yc.."
The Reconstruction measures then broachcd by
Ha y
believed iiat, thess atates shuaia 30 admitted 1t
1 n BY 80 st gn and
tut il waa Insisted thas W should swallow at i
single ,ncal eleven states. w who were u tho
quesio Upon upon our M sde.i sprits. snd sc wc hsd ito to
asscnt to save the South, then and therc. from
dividing tho Republican party. So In mora recent
butwark VI the common safety, ut tho efpense Of
many prvatc twsngc.. II we took up hasainistra.
live reform antl divldcd upon that tho Democracy
was really to r!erco cur cenfre. Tho EXCUSES, tho
s!ees of Republican legislation, werc nlade pos.
sltIc by TIE Democtatic party 1alylng on the South
snd ih51G9;stea!nS r.; u. Tith robs!l1n again: oo.;
H. ! ! sh ssed sp'is Ct, T.
-" pon'f yoa bsleve General, that ths silent vote
-csf.ain|y Ias III. bow II the ssst!Snal T.
After After his rally we shall ace it* head uprearcd no
What will massachusetts, DO th!, yearf' j..
II fStk kH11 fNH1tn
, 1876-08-29
WtERL1NG, ". VA.
WHEELING, ". Va, Aug. a.-Tho basc-ball
in tals city to-day resulted rs follows:

WHEELING, ". Va, Aug. H.-Thc baseball
in tlls city to-day resulted rs follows:
s;:;;:'3: ::;;3:: i
;hlssstSSd.fd 15; 1sS|:yiss'
Nnns carned-standards, .; Lousylllcs,'
Tun WHITE a7ouKlNas At IAeKsoN, MICH.
JAoxsos Mis, a:a Xas Fs s. II ts!sac chcago White.
plsyc.! 81 exhibition game III thIs, elty to-luy
'sti te MutYats IN TO prescnre of 9o0 people:
sides did sosne heavy batting, White maxim:
cleaa lurls run. Appendicitis Is tho scorci
fs|;;:;;::: s$;:;;! |:;S:;f::"
Itaas s.fnsl @os!ssE;os. - i; Ssias Masssl:. II j.
umptro-Eto6oFt Lake, of LncksBn.
ae!s 6:sae y Il: s,as. ~ CANADA
LoNnoN, Aug: 29.-A well-contestel game Of
base-lMll WIS played hero to-day bstwecn the
se q Is Il Il H. sGs aa: sna q as .e Tsfa sR
inning the score stood D u U In favor Of tte
!lolnc club. There were two ,neu out In the
hFo~ns' ninth inning, anu no runs. The third
4 rst Gea s .ses sasy hlvs nss" Pamt r. oq but M
tl!!le .1is an1 let the striker reach first busc,
after wficl, the Browns scorctl three ru1s, max
ing the game q TIC. 'fho Tccunleehs then went
lu, anu weru whltowaslell. Another inning lad
Is 10 played, when tho visitors were blsnkoi.
Tue Iecullsel!s batted we'll, aud managed 10
yet man IN bT all overthrow from tlilrl to
llFss, thus wtnnlng the gnine-scors 10 to ..
COLUMBUS, o.
COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 2S.-Base-ball: The
game betnccn thu Rcd Stockings aud Buckeyes
to3lay Haa q drawn galne, standing . to
on tho tenth inning.
Tns nos1oxs DEFEATED.
SYRACUSE, AlE. 25.-Dase-bali. Stars, Of
Syracuse, 4; bostons, !.
, 1876-08-29
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
LONDON, Aug. 28.-Arriyed, steamers Ctrcas.
slan, frum Montreal, and the fennsy!vanla,
from Philadelphia
LONDON, Aug. 23-steamshIps Celtic and
City OF Chester, from New York. hayo arrived
out.
, 1876-08-29
Ovarian ri 'I'ulllol'
Of ten years. growth cured by.
DR.. RADWAY'S REMEDIES,

4Anve Ind mn Ovarian Tunor In tic Ovnr1es
and bowels for TrnNenrs-
Ann Ari!nnt Dec. "a, 1H7s.-DR. KApwAr. Thst
othcrs may DO tensnted. make tbfs statesntnts
hare had N Ovarian TunUr M the oyafIts aud bus
sis ior ten yssrs tried tho best phyEclua VI ths
pafH xen a snx exS SSenet no ~ SoxnE IT. .ashrs
t[leaa ot mno fnduccd Ene III try aiwaYs Ittineitc
le6ernfi0n. tFsal them. -
pu5e'ase si1 bottle. 0t tho ReeolYent Two bosea Of
sho pilt and two bo!tea Ct tho teller, used tless
w!tlou! any apparent heaent: aetcFnl!ned 70
Of the l!elef aud Two Iu1es of ths iiA Before tlry
Herc EoGa hAA lost twenty tTe pounds
cantiousd 70 uso The medicine until wa sure TINT
NHs e1t3Eqty cured. tuck lhe medicine stout nYo
months aAl during thRs tlme Lost forty .hse pounds
~ AZ {o0E ihtet d9ztn hattlcs Of te tGsoIxeu Rfk
bottles !tellnf, And si9 boxes of the rIlla
to @ sn w' aa fl e x1saS' ~
nd I: 1's fesI espT saeLsa
and iny prayer Il that It may be much u Ic44nE
to othsfa - 4 haa been To nle. ,,ru ,,nn,xa
Mn. i!tSSas who make. .bo "a e serite.'1. i liz
peson fer wa9,n IcHas.!ea e senl ulediena 4
81 me- With the exception ot what pa sent u sr DY
aSe sf ~ ssns5 ISf1sS
DruTyiat and Ehom!at, AnR Afbof. nlch,
Above certificate, y and hsA teen fur nAny yesrs xe
eay I'D aenlaby correct. u ona who Eaoxs Nss.
i6iGned) nENJ. u. COCKER
+. 4 EA1},f j! rSNt 8 NEtos1'
, 1876-08-29
NORTH CAROLINA,

DISCUSSION BETWEEN TMa OPposIhQ pANpE-
DATES YoR OoykANOR-
u$pdieh 10 Ets Yort 7Sn.tk
RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. 25.-Mesuts. Settle aud
Vance met Ia dAcuaslon at Jouesbofo to-day,
, 1876-08-29


CAnL.ay1LLs, ILL.,, Aug. ga large Hayes
md Wheeler rally was held at Chesterfield Sat-
ur.'ay ni,d wns n1t1rcssed by Gen. John ]. 1sina-
kcE Elccturat-Largc, In all able speech, in which
lie g!iowcd up tho record Of Ti!den mid thu d..
n!oeracy In Their true light. Hayes and
Wheeler Club numbering over 15omcmbers was
orEan,zttl. Music was furnished by the Carlln-
vile GlGc Club
, 1876-08-29
FEVER and AGUE'.

Tsvts I'D AEus q cured for t.y eents There !, not
aRHe and I'll other aIariou1, bilious scarlet ;yphS%
yGIIiGw aHs oaer 1sysrs 4a!ded ly ,ladweys fi y
6ut by UruEgleta ' o~@'- ps' 'o'es*
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20
Proof ia the Hayes Business.

The Chicago Times publishes on two
pages of it's mammoth issue a full and
complete exhibition of the whole case
sgsinst Hsyes for his false tax returns,
ana thus summaries the matter editori-
ally:
An intelligent, succinc. and certified &C.
count of the whole case for and against
Gov. Hayes 10 the matter of his taxes is
presented his morning. That there msy
be no ground for the charge of suppression
of extenustiDg facts or dishonest garbliDg,
tire utterly moons, quent iii isvlJ- OF Gov
aayes's ili-advised friends are made part
of the EXHIBIT. We mean to be thoroughly
fair with Gov. Hayes. He says that be
mas never wiilfully evaded the honest rem
dering OF mis- tax liabilities, and, in con
drmstion thereof, presents in proof the af-
fidavits OF men who VIGOROUSLY had no
Knowledge OF the Things to which they so
Chilly certified. The fac to be certified
must be known. Tbat they were not Known
j. shown In the tabu sted statement presen-
ted this morning, woicn accounts for every
penny that Was left TO Hayes by his uncle
An examination OF the exhaustive coIIec-
ton of facts shows what the listiDgs we're
upon which BiTcnard paid tsXeS; the val
u stion OF that personality a year later,
when Hayes came into session of It,,
and the amazing evssions, commissions
or falls ficstions that brought such totally
con lraSictory results. First there is pre-
sented the will of Birc6ard, with every
penny and penny's worth that can be
traced by documentary evidence in FIRE.
mont and SAndusky county. With these
are shown the separate articles which Bir-
chsrd put mis- own estimate on for taxa
ton, 90 IN to the smallest article. Then
follow the returns Of Hayes. In figures
the case stands thus:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20
ExpendItures. flnerease.
Appropriation.

Here we have an increase OF $50 341 527
Under such showings it is not surprising
that business has been struck down, or
that with all of the abounding resources
OF the country thousands are out of em-
ployment and that the gloom of dis
tress hangs over the entire country.
The people are asking for bread. Nor
ton responds by waving the bloody shirt
The people ask for peace, prosperity. fra
ternity and good will, Fitzpatrick asks for
money to carry the election for party
that hes made the country pandemo-
MUM. and disgrsced it by unparalleled
villainies.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20
Another Lie Sailed.
The following editorial squib appeared

The following editorial squib appeared
in the the Journal OF yesterday:
"We have good authority for stating that in
private conytrsation yesterday f'r the day be-
Tore Gov. Hendricks admitted that the probs-
oil1ues AT present were strongly in favor of
the cleo ion OF Gen. Fl rTisou as Governor. He
also confessed that Jimmy Williams was a
very sorry and pitiful candidate, totally unfit
for the duties Of Governor of the state of Indl-
ana.
In consequence of the above, Sentinel
reporter called upon the Governor at the
executive rooms yesterday when the iol-
lowing conversation occurred:
Reporter:-What truth is there governor,
In tn statement made in To Is morni ng s Jour
nal In respect TO your opinion of the DO ifical
prospect and ofoui cs ndioate for governor7
Gov. Hendricks:-There is not word of Il
true. No sucn conversation IS is therein re-
ported occurred or could have occurred, for
entertain no such views or opinions either
IN regard to he ecu or to our candida e.,
On the ntrary, hav. the utmost confidence
In our csrryL g the state, and entertain for
Mr.. Williams the highest respect
This needs little comment. 1t shows
the desperate condition of the r publican
party, for the Journal would hardly have
published such y isIsebood out OF whole
cloth save in the last resort, to encourage a
forlorn hope. But il is all ia vain. Carry
ing the state for Gen. HARRISON is not las
easy as lylDg."
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-20
REPUBLICAN,.
Indianapolis to the Front.

It is gratifying to note the tact that
whilst loud complaints OF business deprss-
sion are going up all around us. there is
every Indication of a general revival of
trade In this city. Oar railroads are all
taxed to their utmost capacity by ireigh 8,
and any one familiar with our wholesale
and retail mark cts must be sensible of the
decided change for the bettsr. Perhaps no
better criterion could be found to Judge by
in this matter than the advertising COL
umns of our daily and weekly journals
When they are full. business interests msy
SAFELY be assumed to bs advancing. Our
pspsrs, almost without exception, present
a very healthy ard encouraging appear
sucs in this respec5. Inc Sentinel, psrtic-
ulsrly, is full to OVERLOOKING OF generous
patroDsee. $50 great is the pressure upon
orr advertising space, that we have hardly
any room tor news, and are compelled TO