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of running the Republican party there.
Where has he improved the civil service?
Certainly not in New Orleans whore Madison
Wells. indicted for forgery. fraud and crime, is
United States Surveyor Of the Port whore An
dcrson. the other infamous Returning Board
rascal who stole the Presidency for Mr.. Hayes.
is .hc silent partner in spoils of the Collector OF
the Port. Mr.. King. appointed by Mr.. Hayes at
Andcrsons request where jack Wharton.
n notorious blackcg and chief accomplish in
stealing the electoral vote of Louisiana for Mr..
Hayes. was appointed Dy the latter United States
Marshal. Surely Mr.. Hayes must be acquitted
OF the charge Of reforming the party there
Perhaps ii is in Florida that he has improved
the civil service Certainly he has not proved
himself ungratcful to the scoundrcls who stole
the electoral vote Of this State. Every one Of
them was appointed TO some Federal office.
Stearns. the last carp st-bag Governor. and a
most notorious villain received very fat berth
on the commission 10 examine the land claims
at Hot Springs, Arkansas II was one Of the
very first appointments Of Mr.. Hayes. Mrlin.
the negro member Of the Florida Returning
Board. was made Judge fthc Supreme Court
of New Mexico. The other man who acted ON
the Returning Board as well us the pcnitentinry
convict who acted as u fraudulent elector and
cast the Isjth vote also hold positions in the
service OF the United States. SO Mr. Hayes
must be acquitted Of the charge OF reforming
the civil service there.
Has he improved II in South Carroll
ma? Scarcely He appointed to the most inn
portant position in the State that Of United
States District Attorney. one Of the most in
famous carpet baggers, and the one who did
more TO accomplish the theft Of the electoral
vote Of this State than anybody else except
Chamberlain.
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r,,pt u,' "'"', ,'i,' u, "pI'"'ni at re-
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| W. ''' ''" '''"' Ills
| ~. WV, W., .',,., ' ''' W-
WV ~, NV w. NV '''' WV ' N'" "''"''iwNv.
Inc cNllcu Muuoc7 are living peacefully
on 'n'lr Reservation III h"n''s' ana 'o'"onil} iuns
penny by selling bows arrows ana Indian hohons to The
WHITES
JUST us inc Empress Oh br"Hli stepped
INTO Wo iailro'd cl'lV' " h"N' T"ris' size missed
c"'Nc' containing "'1mo"lS WORTH F''RV"' hh"lUocn
NthWhn. nut was pWcNN recovered
| Cardinal Philippe de Angels, one Of tho
few surviving princes of tbs Church created by Gl.uy
XvI died last month Since his elevation ic pse.cut
Pope has created lis Cariiniis.ot whom Js survive
AS woman AT Lexington, ia. was
about TO prepare hihher III, ''"''I'n snake '"rdu
III an oven OF the stove. fr"fW tn"t II might escape,
she closed the door built hn ana baked the reptile.
An cnviOuS biOgraphcr relates that Snr<
dou the dramatis came into the world the 7th u
September i~ii. AMI adds that this about hrst
thinz he did without nrst seeing doe by somebody
else
Farmers in the ncighborhood of Phila-
dclrhia every invite sick poor children
out and spend day IN the country. Kindly women
in city surcrntend the excursions. much good "a
accomplished
A sudden draught of hot air Is rcportnd
10 have pa..ed ,brour n cotton nol and pcach orchard
in western Toms atcv dnvsns, scor,,in, and Killing
q" "''''" N''' ~" way w. '''","- "'' "''''s
every tre'n hlhH 'ouoheu oi space i'o !"rus VIVA
anu ~, N"rus long
line Guadcioupe council General mas
offered premium of s2oOpp to the inventor ot new
process for extracting sugar cane juice which Will ave
for tour ,car. ,.rn,,pnt,,, lam, .,l i-,n
In s,,,o o,.,inna ~ I,ncaetor ~, ,
In sohc scclIohs oi lahodSt'I Nd,J
county the potato patches are nh 4" d'"d Lhshs SPAR
rows Tue theory m u'ir wholesale u'sruluon Is IVA"
Tue uids eat the colorado D,'ue "neh mas u''h us-
sro,,d 10y raris green ana are thu' POISONED
| The GIT OF Dr. Toner To I'll" Guy OF Sts
Louis II medical library. including 1900 volumes IL
said obc the most valuable that has been hcstowtduoa
the city for literary purposes The recipients are res
qurcd to provide nreprooi building Tor the reeepuon
Of the book,
John Gasford joined all the churches IN
Dalo Ky ten years ago. and has since united "iihe'oy
new one immediately on It, formation The number u
now eight comprising wide ranse OF doctrines hs
sHs'h'i pr"h''A one OUT q" t' "' Is i.'| ann "S Gu"
ufacins all he VIII Joe sure To- save ms soul
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every American citizen and compelling Mr..
HAYES to modify and withdraw some Of his
false pretcnces az he has now done.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-17

Union against Tammany has good
sound; but who can wish TO unite with sup
portcrs of Fraud first triumphant in American
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-17

We see 1t reported in the newspapers that
Lieut. Gov. DoRsHEIMER has been talking TO
some newspaper man or other about the election
Of last November. and especially about the Flee
toral Commission. Yet We don't see anywhere
among the words attrl utcd to Mr.. DoEsHEINiER
Il square declaration of the truth that TIA" Flee
toral Commission was a violation of the Consti
tuition. an Illegal an ntoerablc thing; and yet
Tint truth Is the keysinme u the whole mattcr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-17

Did HAYES think that "thcrc was no
moral principle involved" when he accepted
the Presidency. to which he had not been
pipetpI9
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Whether COvRrSEY. the oarsman who was
To- have row,d against RILEY on Greenwood
lake last saturday. WIS poisoned or not, the
charge of poisoning made IA his case is grave
one and demands investigation. II not only
seriously Affects the reputation Of Mr. GEORGE.
the landlord of the hotel in which COURTNEY
partook of his hSl meal before the race. hut II
mus; inure the business Of the Montiair and
Greenwood Lake Railroad Company who own
hehou-e. II COURTNEY WAS poisoned the act was
u dastariiy one. and the guilty parties should
receive the punishment they So richly deserve.
Ii he was not poisoned the charge If most cow
arily. and the gnominy of making it should be
placed where IL belongs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-17

The Electoral Fraud can never be out
lawed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-17

What tale 1t is that Sun reporter tells
about the death Of RADEMAcnERl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-17

The Hon. BRADFORD L. PRINCE, now Sem
ator for the First District Of this State an
nounccs that he does not want to bc nominated
again. because the pay is not enough. We sup
pose his real meaning is that he is afraid
he cannot be- rlcctcd-as. indeed. he ought not
10 be. seeing there is "a large Democratic major
lily in the district. But If between now and No
vcmhcr this supple gentleman should see a
chance Of getting in. we may Ice sure Of seeing
him waving his banner on the outer wall at the
proper moment. Notwithstanding his present
volunteer dc,linution.
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A considerable part of the $4,000 made
over to HAYES by ZACH CHANDLER, and dis
bursed 10y the former TO promote his election,
was collected from the EMPLOYEES Of the New
York Custom House. Some Of them who have
since been discharged are considering the pro-
pricty Of asking Mr.. HAYES to refund to them
the amounts which they contributed.
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Gen. Comfy of Ohio and the Sandwich
Islands to whom HAYES has given n lQlus-eat-
ing Office in order that he may recover his
health shattered 10y arduous labors as Post
Oficc editor. comes 10 toe rescue OF his patron.
lie says that Zach CHANDLER sent those drafts
payable to HAYES cut of pure cusscdness.
and that HAYES signed them because there
was no moral principle at issue Comment
upon such u dcfcnsiye-oliensivc explanation
would be out Of order
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-17

We acknowledge the receipt Of several
communications from Private DALzELL. They
are not suitable for publication.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-17

Advertisements for THE WEEKLY SuN, is
s,ue,i to-moi1ow morning. must be handed az Hts
ereitug before sir o'clocf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-17

An extraordinary sitting Of tho British
House OF Commons took place on Monday, July
9. ono which is said to have been the longest In
Parliament. Tho Speaker took the char at
quariorto four ON Monday afternoon, and the
llousn did not adjourn until quarter past
seven o'clo'k ON Tuesday morning. The House
had gone into committee. and for more than six
hours the opposition, led by MIR. OtoNNoE
POWER was maintained ON the vote Of Gl32.OOO
for the Army EoSoryo. Mr. poWfR WAS sus-
minrd throughout in his policy of olstru' on
hy five other cytrrme momhrrs 81 tho Irish
HON" liulr party Major OGuEMNN, Mr.. k,u-
ARD lowEn. Mr.. rAnNrlL, Capt NoLAN. and
Mr. q poNNELL and ly ON" lnslIslman,
Mr. WHAiIlN. Thoir tactics consisted in
making successive motions either that
the Chairman irayr the chair or that
progress should ho reported. Noir-s than soy
cutoon divisions were taken the minority in
the first being eight. IN the second Ais. and IN
the remaining Altccn IN.s.ons only i've. Tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-17

How happy euuld he with either
We're tutl,f lNir fhuumrr away
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fnnm ilse ANIMAL rispft IT Mr.. Earaf
u. pnllas. superintendent "a thr n,sa.l.
Letter ofaee. Hnfnr interesting statistics
arr gained ii, shsw TIN amount III smfa.
lr~~ns~s That sxisi~ slnong lsitsf.~aiss.fs
In this country. The whole numl~r u
deal letters received IA Nh. nva.l. Letter
Uflies during ihr year ending Jnne.
iSrr. WIS a,13l. Nm, which II lta,eIl
less than Tic number r,ssi,,si il.s PR.
vlous year. or these 2,sa,l, ~, wrr'
m.r.ly lritrs ~ M special Importance,
alAut half III which were returned 4,
the writer's, ~ forwarded 81 the rerSons
tor whum they wcrc intended. THIS IL
4 reduction ~ ah"u, 2sN,nM from thr
number rcriveL the previous yrnr
Their. were III ,lti5 i-iters received,
which werc properly a,l,lrrs.sl, Int IN
which the SENDER Ind neglected 10 place
Il stamp. The number nj letters rc-
turned u thc United States from foreign
countries WAS lGn, ,,E.. the persons Il,
whom they were addressed not having
called far them within ninety days, tho
time allowed. Tho number III letters
sent to tho Dca.l.lsttcr Office contain
ing money was !.7iG; anil the aggrr-
gate amount contained in them was
al ,057.ii. This IL reduction from
the previous year, when there were r.
ceiycl ID, til2 letters, containing currency
tn tho amount of S5l,7ai. T.n.t ycar
owners were found for 20, ssi letters, in
closing SI7. g52. The year previous the
proportion wis about the same. Tho
money IL held III the DeMl. Letter Office
for one year. to the crrlit III the writer,
hut ut the expiration of TINT time II goes
into the United States treasury. Nearly
81, 400, non Mos found IN 1871 letters,
Ia thu shape III drafts, certificates IL de-
posits. bends, and other paper repre-
scouting money. Of these, II tins letters.
with enclosures valued nj III, 2Oi, iuL,,
were returned h their owners. There
were 2Nl ,35ti letters TINT came In CON.
tanning icwelry aud ether articles III III.
trinsic value. or these, itl.126 were
delivered 10 their writer's with thu in
closures. Over 27,ODD letters were
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great portion IT these were returned
either 10 TIN writer Or the person MI.
dressed. - u ashingfDn (tr. Chicago.
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liz Quilt Right There.

Some months nincc fond Detroit
fnther imagined that his Gully SON, d
young man vi 10, war going into con.
sumption. A doctor wnn consulted,
and hc advised TINT tho son be nut
through course u gymnastic training.
The young man seemed ID like the ilca,
and Ter two or three months Inc VIM III
daily attendance ut gymnasium. Then
he began to grow careless, M.
finally quit II altogether. Tho fathc,
thought he could See signs Of failing
health rpain, aild 10 induce his son "a
90 back to rings, bars and gloves once
more, he fitted up 4 private gymnasium
ia the barn, and began Il course III excr.
else himself. The other morning ho r..
membered tint le used IL lie Il boxer III
hin Young days, and he remarked TINT
he'd give his son few lessons lie was
balancing himself OH his heel and feel.
ing ont with both han.ls, when some.
thing hit him. and hnlf minute after.
ward he dimly realized that some one
WAN bending over him and saying,
/" Father. danr father nrc yom ,lensll p
lie sai up, looked around, and hoarseiy
inquired:
Jim, what GA earth hnppcnedf'
Why, iatllsr, got III i lovc-tap on
your nasal Just y little fraicr, ~ rec ii
you were solid On your pms. !"
Didn't you strike Az hard IN yo,l
could y
No--noi llnlf mot Il quarter. II VIVA
Whit the boys call feeling for elarct.
Your nosc will spring back Into position
In lctH thnn hill day
Tho iatller got up, III the gloves fall
from his handn, AMI. IN h. caught tho
trApexc b. steady lis hogs, IL snii.
"Jim. yonr mother n,rl thought spn
we're going into consumption. and nr,
-, lis backed IA NJ ii II. That's Why
] vent You 10 learn synnisti =. Jim.
I'm i..,l. your mother Ia IN awful .sul
Woman. an.l, NJ en- s.t the ,lncl.,r mp
here ling enough IL III You l.el Tor Iia
clartt. don't care how sopn ! ,lie!'
htrvH Fia Press.
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About tho IIos,s~.

ArSr NASciE's Conn BREAp. Tive
cups Of sweet milk land one Of sonr
l,ree cups IL meal and one III flour; ono.
hnli cup III molnnre.; one tcaspooninl 81
sola and one 81 salt, and steam two md
one-half hours.
NirMa ArIn roM HoAilsESEss. DIR. w.
Haudsel Griillths ravr Tint few drops
of nitric acid In glass Of swectenc,l
water, taken n couple Of times daily, will
BE- found nh excellent remedy FOR thc
lloarscncss of singers.
Eaa DrTrEn. Ono qunrt of good
clear molasscs; four eggs we'll beaten;
stir hriskly together nn,l then place over
the fire mud stir until thick al desired
lift from the fire nnl flavor with vanilla.
lemon, Or whatever IL best liked. Nice
ful ten.
pnkLgD DxKr~. boil, and when ten.
der remove the skins and slice; take
equal parts Of vinegar and sugar, with
ono tcnspoontul each ii ground cloves
and cinnamon, tiel In a cloth, ~ each
quart 81 vinegar, and pour boiling over
the l,cets
To pirKLt Nnp UAnuAos. ---WnAl, very
clean: remove the COARSE leaveH md cnt
into shreds; put into n iar and cover with
hot brine; when cold, renew tho brine,
and when ngain cold, drain. Allow ono
sup II white sMgnr ~ every gallon 81
vinegar. tie into clotl, whatever spice
you choose. nna when just boiling throw
over tile cabbage.
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GENERAL REGULATIONS

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A i''tt'M'iD,ls Horse.

4 Petroleum tcal.) paper says last
night tho Man-ral4r. valuable Int
savage stallion TINT was brought her,
from iii. East some time siucr, heavily
ironed, with Slacklcs OH his feet, oil M'.
count Of llir wcll.known farrio,ir IN.
tnrc, got loose anl escaped from hir
stable. Al 4 o'clock this morning man
by tl.c nnine Of Kenny wns Hcnt out 10
l0ok for tho horse, anil two hours after
lln WIN discovered dca.l In tho race truck,
where he llAl l,ccn killed liz tho stallion
while trying ~ eatrl, him. The holy 81
tho man W. frightfnlly mntllatcl, his
brcast hcing bitten mud torn in The most
shocking manner, an,l his upper cxtrcm-
tiles were greatly Scared a,il ,lixiigure.l
by tin hoots Oi the fierce animal, that,
after throwing him down, hui evidently
jumped and trUllan upon him, crushing
III lis chest, md attacking him with lliS
teeth. The wicked null dangerous Man.
eater, that seems ID III appropriately
named. VIVA subsequently, capt.lrrsl by
two Mexican vaqurroa. aud IL now No.
curly lslgcsl iii hin stable"
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tolorcM McM lDcrllning Iary lDaty.

An incident occurred In the Oirrait
Court lnst Monday tint excited Holnc
surprise. A gsMlly nnmsnr II color.sl
men hn.l been drawn 10 crvc on thu
l.tit jury this week. anl they appeared
Ia thu lnx anil answered u their names.
After tllc court Ind heard excuses from
thoae wlio csnllh not we'll serve. one col
ured man ss~ up mud stated that h. did
MT believe h. ought IN III ~ n juror,
lnenllsa hn knew nothing about such
service. Several others lid tho same.
and ...y were rxrnasd. tieaudba
Ni<a.i Atsrtbfieun
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| Dr. TCwpaend's On.
| yeoNalod Air VIII
| purity the blood u
| One-thigd the tine
thatapyot kQCwq
| remedy can. Whyy
hooaas6o OtNhaloO On.
| xeenAte1 ! ir0 eoee
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NwrscvyNsen and Fruit Growers.
u. ". OWEN, Hardy Appls Tress and Small
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