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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-07

Hayes new civil service regulation finds
one Of its earliest and happIest illustrations
~ the case OF the postmaster at Toledo, OHIO.
Bowling had had the Office but four years,
was good republican and an excellent off.
Ger. Nevertheless an intimation was sent to
him from Washington tina, his resignation
would be acceptable. Bowling, unconscious
Of any reason why he should resign, refused,
Iad ihereHpOn was bounced. 1t now turns
out that his removal came about IN this way
During last falls campaign Gen. Stedman, OF
Toledo. organized large company to attend
a famous democratic blow out at Columbus
Before he got through. the enthusiastic gen.
eFal got out Of funds aud had to borrow money
20 transport his men home. Bowling endors
ed his notes, aud that is Why Hayes now de
-eFmines to punish him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-07
CIRCUIT JUDGE.

Charles Blanchard may now be considered
as fairly on the track for Circuit Judge, and
so may David p. Jones, ESQ., certainly an
able lawyer and exceptionally deserving and
man. Both have active friends
hard at work, and the two will doubtless di
vide pretty evenly the vote of this county.
Bureau has two candidates IN Jas. III
Eckels and G. W. Supp, who will probably
divide between them the vote of that county
and In Will cosnty the greater part of the
vote will probably be cast for F. Goodspeed
That leaves little Grundy, with no candidate
as the umpire. ar y
We observe, IN this connection, that both
the Morris Rjolmer and La Sale Demo"rd
of this week have articles strongly endorsing
Mr.. Jones
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-07

The great Vanderbilt family Is dsgraced.
a grandson Of the old commodore, young
blood named Oakley A. Barker, son of Mrs.
LATTE, Vsnderbil,'s daughter, by her first
husband, has been arrested and lodged In
the Toombs on charge of theft, the article
stolen being watch worth $500 belonging to
a cour,esan. Under Vsnderbilrs will he has
an independent income Of $4,000 year. He
is rather "tast," and but % years of age.
Since his open accusation by the c,,urtesan,
quite number Of his friends" have given
instances of his petty ,hieveries, showing that
he is either confirmed sneak thief or pre-.
sents deplorable case of kleptomania.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-07

THK NEW CoSGREss.-Clerk Adams, of
the last congress, has 50 far completed the
roll of the next house of representatives as to
show its exact political complexion. The
roll as now prepared contains l52 democrats
and 1874 republicans, with seven vacancies,
The vacancies are two contested seats in Cali.
furnia, one in Colorado, one IN Florida. two
in Louisiana and one In Missouri. In all
these cases the CLERK has put meme OF the con-
tes,an,s on the roll. Without these contest
ants, the democrats will have is majority in
the next house Should all the contested
seats be given to the republicans, which is
improbable, the democrats would still have
II majority in the house. The senate is so
closely balanced that i, is Doubtful which
party would be strongest on close party vote
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-07

President Hayes reconsidered his reso!u.
ton not to visit the White Sulphur Springs
IN Virginia during the heated term, and has
engaged cottage for one month from July
18th. Col Peyton will be there; so will Sam
Cox, Fernando Wood, Senator Randolph,
Gov Walker, w. w. Corcoran, Gen. Jos. f.,
Johnston, Sam Randall, &c, with about 100
southern democratic members of congress,
besides the usual rubbish.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-07

The rain on Thursday, which was but a
shor, but copious dash at Ottawa, was accom-
panied by heavy blow at Chicago, among
other eccentrcites giving the people at the
circus big fright and duckiug, but hap
PLY the tent maniully withstood the gale.
At Gallon, Ohio, however, the sudden heavy
rainfall washed out railroad bridge, causing
the wreck Of train, killing the engineer and
severely bruising several passengers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-07

Poor Nosby, Grants peculiar guerilla cut
throat friend from Virginia, finds that things
" am, as they used 10 was" about the WINE
House at Washington. Hayes and his eaol'
net have shown him an emphatic cold shoui-
Ger. and when he applied receaty to have one
Of his friends appointed to the Richmond COL
lectorsl;p, the president took special pains 10
have the man appointed whom Mosoy had
been making war upon.
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England.

A very curious exhibition has been opened
at the Kensing,on Horticultural Garden. I'M
der the name OF the Caxton celebration, con-
sis,iug of specimens of early printing as far
back as 14G7, when the art of printing was
first introduced in England by Caxton. In
the Caxton room are 100 volumes from Cax'
ioa's press, including "Dictes and Sayings OF
the Philosophers" 1477-the first book issued
from the Caxton press. There is also THE
Recuyell of. the Histories Of Troy l474, the
first book ever printed In English, and bought
in 1912 for $1,000. The emperor and EN-.
press of Brazil attended the opening.
The pan.presbyterian council opened at
Edinburgh on the 4th.
The grain prospect throughout England IS
generally favorable.
President Grant was waited on by depu-
tation of the English trade societies, repre-
senting about a million Of workingmen, on
the 81 al the residence of Gen. Badeau An
address of welcome to England was READ 10
aim with strong wishes for the welfare oi
America to which the British workman was
always welcome; and the ex-president replica
ina pretty little speech, telling them how much
labor WAS honored in this country On Inc
4,h Grant was banqueted by the United serV
ice Club, the Duke of Cambridge presiding.
On Wednesday Grant and family lett Folk
stone in a steamer for Osteud, (Beigiam.i
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-07

Mr.. John Lomasney having resigned as
supervisor from the town of Bruce, the OIL
GERS of the town met last week and appointed
w. S. Jackson to fill the vacancy. MIR. Lo-
masney resigns for the reason that he propos-
es to he absent during the next three or four
months. Mr. Jackson is a very capable man
and will be quite an acquisition to the board.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-07

The potato bug struck the wrong country
when he landed in Germany. He was more
than welcomed with bloody hands to a hos
pitabIe grave In whatever field he ventured
TO show his head, the people covered him with
petroleum and ianbark and set them on fire.
The exceeding warmth of the reception dis.
couraged The tired Traveller from Colorado,
and he has inconlinea;ly pulled out from
there
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-07

One of Pinkerton's detectives, sent to Braid
wood to preserve order during the strike IN
the same way that squad OF them were
placed around the shafts at Streator month
ago, was shot on the 4th by miner named
James Archie, Scotchman, who, being
drunk at the time, claims that his pistol went
ottlby accident He is lodged in jail.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-07

kilograms from Rome report that the Pope
is again IN a critical condition. He is SUI
tering from dropsy in addition to the weak
pess incident to his great age, and an opera
ton attempted tor the purpose OF relieving
him has failed to produce that effect. The
announcement. of his death within day or
TWO would excite no surprise.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-07

The republican Legislature of New Hamp-
shire, like the republican convention in Iowa.
have no stomach for Hayes's southern policy.
A resolution was offered in the house on the
eth, by Mr.. Sinclair, a democrat. indorsing
the administration, but the republicans fought
!, 10 a man, and it was killed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-07

Gen. McMah IN had grand review of the
troops on the Bois lie Bouiogne on the lst at
The close of which he issued general order
which has caused tremendous sensation.
Its closing sentence was: 81 am sure YOU
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-07
SPEECH OF J. q. BLAINE.

Introducing il with the remark that the
southern policy of the President HAD already
received sufficient attention, Blaine proceeded
to attack the administration on Its Mexican
policy lie said this agitation on our south
western border involved greater national dan.
gers and ultimate graver disasters than any
other subject now engaging public attention.
The object In view was the acquisition of
Mexican territory, and the plausible pretext
tor the presidential policy with that ultimate
object IN view was the incursion OF predatory
bands in some o. the border states OF Mexico
into Texas and carrying oil herds and other
properly of the people. The line of action
the administration proposes for expressing
and preventing these outrages embraces the
following points:
FIRST, the pursuit Of these outlaws beyond
the Rio Grande, and their capture and pun
ishment upon Mexican soil. Ii is understood
that the war department has issued orders tn
the general commanding tie southwestern
department TO adopt TINS course. This is
openly aggressive, and, though not done Ia
create war, has strong tendency Ia that dl
rectinn. A similar Invasion of Can adisn soil
would produce war with Great Britain IN six
ty days.
Second, under a thin veil Of QuiXo,ic seBti
mentalism we are To extend a moral support
to good government IN MeXico-though what
this may precisely mean we are not very
clearly Informed, unless we are al liberty 10
inter II from the more outspoken policy en-
bTacei in the
Third proposition, in which, upon certain
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-07

All subscriptions to be paid in advance.
Remlttances may be made through money Or
der registered letter.
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OUR CLUBBING.

We are prepared to club the FREE TRADER
with the following publications, furnishing
both at the prices named, postage prepaid,
The offer is open to old subscribers or new
at any post Office IN the country:
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THE MASKED TRAIN ROBBERS.
A PsssenEcr's Story he Escaped being
Plundered.


On THE ROAD, Sept. 2O.--That train rob-
berry at Big Springs Station was an interesting
occasion and mst"k N bo yas ,ners but not
that Kind of diversion. had ] known what was
TO happen think l should have waited for tho
We rolled IN to big Springs depot az usual
The night was beautiful. and tho moon shono
brightly. AS the train stopped went out on
Omaha merchant. and We stood and talked
there about two minutes. when there suddenly
appeared before us ON the ground four masked
aimed directly Mt us. At first thought il wns
some Joke, hut when the devils ordered US into
the ear , d quick. and to hold w. our hands
names. | concluded it meant business. and an
other look ut those eight rcvolvers. which just
nhput that time began to look Ike mountain
hOWitZors. convinced mo in much less than "A
wcckstme that the cvoning air was unhealthy.
and had business inside Immediately.
AS closed the car door two shots were fired
ut my friend, hitting him twice in the hand. and
taking on about n foot " the ear door casing.
That sat snod him, and he took an inside berth.
Tho robbers followed us. one fired of his
pistol in tho ear, probably to give emphasis 10
polite. They stationed one man at the front
end Of the ear. ono at tho roar each with two
pistols, and t. each of the remaining runlnns
was allotted the task OF rohblng row OF scnts
which they procccdedto do each alter his own
style. -,
New York house. Jlc was ordered to stand
up. hold up his hands and keep his d. mouth
smut. and Ne search cgmmencedi Thcy ttngk
The next man had only one arm. Tho gentle
manly villain that was searching him l., nap nap,
pcned to notice the empty Sleeve, Ill said
he. have YOU only got one arm p
Only one. sir" replied the man.
Well. d you. take bark your stun we
don't want your money. Sit down and Keep
one OF the hrcnnds yelled on, as they came in
the car: Hold up your hands, every = -,
will give each man $40 back. and W. wont hurt
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= TO UINNIIIIN, HIIF Vt. nm L1NTIVN UENN1.
From lcr ~. loot OF Canal =. y. Il.
STATE OF GkuRHiA. Thursday oct I.
STATE OF INDIANA, Thursday. oct H.
Saloon and cabin passages lowest rates Stecrafe
So AUSTIN. BALDWIN 4 co. AGENTS. - Brotdway
>tccragc utNrt AT - Br0adNa! aud al Company pci
Canal y Il
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GEN. SKOBELEFF AT PLEVNA.
CHARGING THROUGH roo AND SMOKE
ON THE TURKISH REDOUBT
One of the Most Gallant Actions Of the War
viviJIy Described-The Fighting Joe
Hooker of Russia asted Iieroism.

, the right OF me. il ragged with no less fury
IND We 5cd2gS q n on ,nG n cn moment s1af
OF the second repulse OF krlofl, Skohclrn had
not yet made his assault H. had, well prepared
brought down tweuty pieces Of artillery 10 the
spur Of the ridge overlooking flcvna. Not
more than n thousand yards distant from the
rcdoubt saw an immense volume 81 smoke
rising. md heard terrible thunder. which WAS
on my left skobclcr. risking lis artillery in,this
advanced position. WAS determined 10 make n
desperate Mort 10 capture the rcdoubt in front
The rcdoubt skobclcr was nttacl ing was a
double rodguht in ~. bend of the I9itchn rond
down ncar rcvnn. lie had advanced his troops
down the SLOPE OF the mountain to within cnsy
range. As the Turks immcdiaicly opcned fro
upon him rom the relouht he returned the fire
under cover as nluoh ~ possible. his cannon
pouring steady stream Oi shell and canister
kept up this nre AMI Just after Kril1n's Soc
ond rcnulsc, the Turkish fire having some
what relaxed dominated 10y the hussihn. he
thoughttlc uen,n, mad como for making the
assault. H. had four regiments OF thc line and
four batta 1u- of -hgrpshooicrs. Siill keeping
up his muficfu0 hrr, ~ formed under us
cover ,tw1 r1I ,nie. ne ,Ylndimirski and ihc
low hill on which WIS buitthc rcdoubt. together
with two hutDlloue oi sharp-hooters not more
than twrlvn hundred wards from the scarp.
Then. placing himself in the, best position for
watching the result. ne censed fire aud ordered
the advance he ordered the assaulting party
guns ON thcir shoulders. with music playing
ana banpcrs ne, @pi disappeared IN me ing
SGG eic himself near enough 10 ''Vl tho pulse Of
The adyan ing column was indistntv seen.
dark mas in iuo ipg and smoke. Feeling, IA
limo ho,f ~ va,nr ami hcsitnt1 Tron tn
instant hc hurried forward n rival regiment To
support. aud aggin watched the result. This
new orc c.r i.a ll' m"-S 'urth'r on WIN its
AND smVkcd, anu poured forth su h torrent q
bullets that fhr Jim wi- 9Ewm shaken sk9heicn
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STEAMBOATS, ano Gallroios.
WET r0INT OR NEwnyK9M ON, ev
pE>NsYLvANIA KAILRo>D.

W V0If SUUINV-- I1N0 roLulNI ALBANY IINT y
turn bt down boat ROUND flCkEra Al LACUkNlpN
RATES. soc Day Line advertisement
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NEAIIACK's. LYDIA THOMPSON
w Positively Last Appearance here Of the
LYDIA THOMPSON hl'RIESQlE COMPANY
SATURDAY. sept 20
MATINEE atiH. al.oin the EVENING at g.
will be given the nral performances Oi
ROBINSON CEISDE
The brightest ami best burlesiuc ever produced In
MuNnAY. oct (. commencement Of the Regular season
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@mustmtnts.
WALLACKs THEATRE.

MI wALr,ACK begs to announce that the opening Of
his s sSs0p MI NI 'fff p oT On
whSp w bi C The c , s s ON nny stage
written BY pIoN BouGIcAyMs .,,n,,r,
comedies
The first and second acts III London
The third, fourth. and nth acts in fashionable water
=" '''''' TtNE-rHE PRESENT
The characters In the concdy viii be sustained aiO'
slas Auldo, family SOLICITOR by NJ J9hp Glber,
Walter xuldo, hi. son ana partner . Mir. Ebcn rlympton
MI Constant Tine, sonin.law OF Mrs a. r,,d ,rro,,
NJ. CONSTANT rfc his young wiic.M., R9.e cQshlsgI
iannic her daughter. bride. Miss stella Boniace
Ar,hinald Meek, young gentleman n I, uo,,scuo
John rsrammons an elderly senucman-,, =, 49,,
vitginis, h. old flame" and at ia.u
Resale an hcircs - and ward in chan.
Gerry, secretly married to Walter -, ,.,,
JoMphmc fannes lad, maid Meta Bartlett
.n" ngic.m,id. i, l,aia,- butter Walters
ACT 1.-The DAY BEFORE MARRIAGE Executing the
settlements, the ward in chaheery The secret
ACT 2-rilE wEbDINd MORNING., The toilet or ,he
e erilei tcn ,.a,n, T hyreaks OF en BRIDAL
ACT 3-TiiE EVENING or THE WEDDING DAY; The
doyc-cot nj shclhcachi inndclity like murder,
ACT i-ruT' DIV HHF sT'n' r III wTpblvc Romance
reality, the brides at BREAKFAST separa
ACT s-rns oq fli,s ,f% 81 fR na5gR7Soox partial
eclipse confession and rcparauOn, the head
oil the family.
POSTSCRIPr-Thc audience assisting At tho hret night
will he very Mind " they would as, inhc At
before O'Clock II l. customary On such
occasions not TO commence the play until the
reserved seats fairly occupied ANY delay
oi,gos late hours IN the fnil ui The curtain;
also the entrance of parties coming late aud
passing through the audience to their seats
abstracts and interrupts the performance.
Visitors on the nrsi nj sht are therefore kindly
requested TO occupy their places at ), 50 that
the com ny may commence uuuctually al that
hour, aud the performance may terminate be-
fore II.
The hox ONCE Is open daily for the sale Of reserved
seats and private buNes for The fr-t ak NIGHTS
A l.
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MANHATTAN BEACH.

Rercshmeni. be had 0n board NJ reasonable pric
LADuAelON IlNkLIs. SD NLNIs.
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General Manascr Gcu'ru il.-.us.l Ai'nt
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EIsuING BANKs-sunday. Sept 80 ocean
II steamer SETH Low ,sayins Harrison It. r $50.
iulh st. y X, 7.55, Pier g. 4. u5 A " Gents. Toe.
ladies. 5Oc. AL. G. FOSTER, Manager.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-21
Certificate Of Incorporation.

Secretary OF State Brady, on Saturday,
issued an unlimited certificate of incor-
pora,ion to the Brosddus Female Col.
lege, Baptist college for ladies, situated
at Clarksburg, Harrison county, w. Va /,
which is entitled to hold land not ex-
ceedlng ten acres, and erect all buildings
that may be necessary for the use Of the
college. The scope of instruction con-
templates the higher branches of educa-
:ion and the graduation OF students in
the simplest form. Two-thIrds OF its
trustees are to be Baptists, and the Pres
ident of the college is to be er-oficio
President OF the Board. To the capital
stock OF the company So 800 have been
subscribed, with the privilege OF incress.
ing the same by sales OF additional shares
from time to time to 100000. The
stock so subscribed is divided
into shares OF $50 each, and
is held by the following gen.
tlemen: Daniel Boughner +, Jos. s. o.
born >, j. R. Boggess ,, Lee Haymon 2,
Jasper Y. Moore 2, n. Cot, jr., 2, John
j. Davis =, w. p Holden X Co., 2, +. j.
Willis 2, Nj. G. Bell 2, A. J. Garnet 2,
Jas. NJ. Mines 2, {. G. ZlDn =, Hezekiah
Hoskinson, |, JAS. &. Gsrnett 2, Henry
Lsngtord 2, NJ. &. Holmes 2, w. I.
Sumner 2, q. ID. Camden 2, j. W.
Lynch 2, Truemsn Elliott ., Luther
Hsymon =, b. Wilson =, NJ. " Hurst 2,
James Munroe =, Alex. Duff 2, E. A.
Peck 2, A. d. Osborn 2.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-21
u,uroyoke<i Murder.

ST.. LOUIS, May 20.-The most unpro-
yoked and wanton murder was done in
East Uaron dslet, H., opposite South St.
Louis Yesterday. A man named Henry
Jsffries, under the influence OF liquor met
a negro called George walking alone
along one Of the streets ofthe village and
peremptorily ordered him 70 get out Of
the way and let white man pass. The
negro promptly obeyed and Jetfries pass
ed on to saloon near BY where ne re-
lated the circumstance and said he
ought to have killed the d-n niger.
The bsrkeeper advised Jeffrles to go
home and sleep of his drunk, but
instead of this he went out on the street
and, after proceeding short distance,
saw the same negro leaning against .
fence IN the yard of q friend. He or
dered the negro to come to him, but the
black man refused, and ran into the
house of bis friend. Jetfries followed,
but was prevented from entering the
house by the negro holding the door shut.
Jetfreis then stepped back pace or two,
drew q pistol and fired two shots through
the panel of the door, both OF which took
effect IN Georges head, killing him In.
stantly. Jeffries Immediately fed, and
at last accounts had not been arrested.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-21
Religious Notes.

The churches yesterday, were well at
tended, notwithstanding the extremely
warm weather.
Rev. W. +. Williams. formerly q
member of the West Virginia Confer
ence, now pastor of the Good Shepherd
Church of the Reformed Episcopal
Church of Chicago, is in the city.
Rev. DIR. George discoursed on the sub.
jects, 1.-THE Process OF Conservation" and
THE Sense and Nonsense of Evolution"
at the Fourth ST. NJ. Z Church.
At the First Presbyterian Church, the
subjects discussed were "Jcsus Crowned
with many Crowns" and "Many Sitting
Down in the Kingdom of Heaven
"Doing Good and Goods Mode of
Teaching" were the subjects discussed st
the First Baptist Church.
Jonah" was the illustrated blackboard
lesson at the First Baptist Sabbath
School.
The Lutheran Mission Sabbath School
excursion, on Wednesday, will be one of
finest ever given by the school, and is
deserving of success. This will give the
young folks rare opportunity to free
themselves of the noisy city, and recreste
n the pure country air.
HAT the English Lutheran Church, yes
terdsy, the church festival of Pentec, st
was observed. The pastor preached in
the morning from Matthew iii, IL,
"Hs shall baptize you with the Holy
Ghost and with fire." In the evening
the theme was "Peters Great Sermon"
based on Acts ii, IA.