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The Morning herald., 1877-10-10

LONDON, Oct. 9.-Mr. Sanford's br' f.
Start, three years old. won the first Walter
handicap at the Newmarket second October
meeting yesterday, from twelve competi-
tors. The betting was twelve to one against
Start, and three to one against Baronet and
Mango.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10
RAILROADS..
.,,p1,pH,A, WII.MI MOTION ANI
~ MIk H. RAiln.DA

-,,,,ApELpH,A, Wu.M!Nt}roN AND
RAIN Mhh.t. "a L~'A
/ JuLo l0.n Ill
mill leave Wilmington ae b''"Ws
Or ,e,Dhia xnd interme'tlat" static y ~
palis'SIO AK SIO. 9Nl 40 ~. n. III. z 'D' 49, -''
4 81 dRsInh,n R.n,hi and New York, 22'.9 am,
rj'sT uT u 40, 5I6 pm. o oo
,lxironre Z o., snd inberm ediate slati"ns' 6'
vatinore II; and Washington los s"a' am'
r,';,,s nt, for peiaware Division leave FOR
,am aaaII Tasile 500. 62'. ~, m, 80 '"'
VI rv,onmlns aud intermediate stations ''"'
yDJ n.j,nar A. snd {n.ermedlate stAt'"Hs 3 IN
Wv" "' surDAY TEAiNH
r.,,, de,phja aid intermediate @''!t1o"s
m. & 20 8 30 p III.
,m,t f" ",'!eiphia and New YORK. 2lI a H.
n Z, 1nI' n;, orp and Washington. 06 ia
wv, nr,hrr information messengers are
.,arr,I nw 10 the time tables posted ut the as
|ph H' g.FEENNRY. Supt.
/ iunA-'v -
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10
CLOTHING
THE STATE OF MAN,

"This ia the state Of man: to-day he puts
forth
The tender leaves Of hope, tomorrow bios
SONS
And bears his hlushtng honors thick upon
him.
Is any one borrowing trouble" lest they
have not means to purchase comfort
able Clo'lllng? Let him go to the
CLOTHING HOUSE OF A. q. YATES
20. L-dg r BUILDING. Cor. Sixth
aud Chestnut,
Th IRE he will see the great Clothing House
crowded with p 'Ope from morning un'1l
lght, dong a successful and large bust
ness already, and only in the seco I'D week
of september. Although the weather Is
warm and rainy, yet our sales are so far
four times larger than last year WHY IL 1t
that we are doing such large business be-
yOnd all others?
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10
HERALD 8 NOTES. .,

s. .
A dentist at Talbottom, Ca, Offers to
take pay In goats. "'"'' ~ = .''"'f
How hardly shall a pedler, who Sails
seven ounces of grapes for pound enter
into the Kingdom Of Heaven. a5' ''7H
7 Pirates Ind sea-robbers used to b hanged
under English law, at iow.water marx,
their bodies being left there tillo thtee tidSs
had washed over them. t''''h''0'Sf' T7'
I' sinceth first Of January, Is, $50 1ernah
Immigrants have landed at the port of New
York, q decrease Of 2537 from The same pel
riod last year. a t.uo2 sa s.sig5'rsyan
Several cows in waltsfeld,1 VI, died last
week of the dreaded Texas cattle disease,
and stock rsisers are alsrmed.s s'fi'9'frAA
Although the Brasilian law recognizes
the death penalty, the present Emperor ha6
never yet consented to sign . desth warrant.
ts A building has been erecteds over Brig.
ham Young's grave for 1.-THE shelter Ola
party Of men who keep continual guard
over 1t, day and night I'll lies .aajt 5aios
n The faculty of Lehigh University thaso
Just suspended three students for haAiug 4
freshman until he became dangerously III.
While it has been generally claimed tilt
Manitoba hasx An unusually mild climate,
the published statistics Of, the, Canadian
Government show that It IA one Of the cold
est inhabited portions, Of British North
America in winter, and that tho summer,
alshough short, Is very warm, -,
A Virginia City, New, Chinsmss, Aas in
vented . plan for using old tin cans. 90 that
those articles need no longer pfoYe ! stan-
bling block for the unwary in the hishway.
Hs Aas built hist fence With the SiMaa
A,s sSrasa ,stst. '9'''" yd mid noqu
a rsscrss vol. worth knowing. -, ~
natis gas naaAi.kssayes Ahy ~ - +
those who uss gsi, L. ?. Blak 3 @E
ventsr, Psrlsss makes Of tolh Digsassk
and the Atttng u cas- pipe5 30 II " .aHs
each light burA evenly from the Ssssueit
to the upper stories, L. p DlGif' Insti-
tute Building! 4' "" '0.' : ''rl''' d"
Mr.. Lichtsn,tsin advertisss the latest
styles Of new fall and winter gocdS, wAisA
he Offers for sale reasonably oo' s'i0o1q
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10
TRIALS OF SPEED.

THE RACES AT sHEUTZEN PARK, YEsTERa
DAYTIME DAY-Exc1T1Na RACES.
The fourth semi>annual meeting of the
Wilmington Trotting Association, CONS
menced yesterday, at scheutzen Park, and
will continue to-day and Tomorrow. hsp
b The day was delightful one, but on &C.
count of the heavy rain on Monday night,
the track was little heavy, for which res
son the races did not commence until 5
O'Clock, the time being occupied in getting
tho track In order. ,, .,.'.} ,a, ~
There were about four hunArsd persons
in attendance, and during the whole after.
losn the best Of order Vas msintsined with
tho exception Of some little annoyance from
boys Jumping over the fence. H." 0'
The following gentlemen were appointed
judges Thomas F. Baker, Of Philadelphia,
starting Judge Nsssrs. ]. NJ. Harlan, of
this city, and &c. L. Jenkins, OF Philadel-
phia, assistant judges. "- Ia,.. n@.i5
AT 3 o'clock, everything being ready, the
races were gone through In the following
order: ..,ra w. .2s ~
The first race was three-minute class,
open to all horses owned On the peninsula,
with no better record than three minutes.
The purse was 500; $50 to the first horse,
$50 to the second, $40 to the third. '.o
There were eight entries for this race, but
at the start Frank Lightfoot, owned BY Jno.
Mcdaniel, Of Cherry Hill, Md, did not ap-
pear and while getting ready to start,
Polly A, owned by Anderson & Bro, of
this city, "dished," and consequently
caused her withdrawal.
The following are the entries with the
score .....,sr,.., y,,,.
H. Motheral, Archer, .,,r. 4 Q 4
James Wilson, Little Frank, 2 5 Q
r. J. Morrison, May, "a 4 3
J: H. Hogg. Elkton, Belle wi1dair, | | l
W Martin, Kittie M, 5rsf $40 0
Time: 3.00A, 2.57, 257.
In the second heat, Kittis NJ. was dis
tanced, leaving only four contestants, Belle
Wildair got first money, Little Frank seer
ond, and May third. t..r
The next class was the 240, the purse bes
ing 5000; 500 to the first, $50 to the sec-
ond, and $40 to the third. In this class
there were eleven entries, but General and
Pleasure Girl failed to appear.
This contest was very exciting, San Souci
winning in three straight heats. In the
third heat, Addie E. c., owned by Peter
Maull, of Jersey City, N. j., was with.
drawn. The following Is the score:
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10

H.W. Austin, ,Woodstown, N. j., N
Lady Patchen, 4 2 4
George H. Martin, West Chester, ssD wa -
Pa, Allen Golddust, 8
Peter Maull, Jersey City, N. j., r H @'
Addie E. c., SO o O
J. H. Phillips, Philadelphia, San r.,
Souci, ! 1 I !
H. slifer. Philad's, Maggie, . 8 TT
R.T. Clayton, Middletown, Lady ..r, ("
Thornton, .n. ....f2 Q
R. P. Stetson, Philad'a, James o., -.
Wood, ! 3 6 3
P.Mc1ntyre, Philad'a, Chief, 65 5 g
Time: 46, 2.44, 246, 2.47.
San Soucie got first money, James Wood
second, and Lady Thornton third,
During the second heat, after several at
tempts to start, R. A. stetson, the driver Of
Maggie, made objections to Thomas F. Ba-
ker as acting as starting Judge. He said he
was part owner of Maggie. Mr.. David P.
Nichols, of Philadelphia, was, appointed in
his stead, and gave universal satisfaction
throughout the day. !.
The last race was tho pacing race. There
wore but i've entries, all Of which were
from Philadelphia. The following is the
scsre: .., u,l.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10

stro.! JONES, Fancy Dyers, 4aa N. From
Eine e'tSeet, branr'. Office corner Nintl, and
5Gcnt,e streets, Philadelphia. I.atlieS' and
lion "men's linens Garments Of every descrip
krs .n} n}eu or Cieansed Kid shoes, Feath-
AnrId gloves glove Dyed or Oleansed.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10
OPPOSITION TO RANDALL.
ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY'sFUNERAL
MINERS REsUMING WORK.
&c., &c . &c.
FOREIGN.

NEW MARKET RACING AN AMERICAN
WINNER.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.

Henry Pratt was arraigned at the Pol:ce
Court last night, charged with ~sssasls and
battery on William Huekle.3 He WAS '1ned
$40 and costs and held In 500 bali TO keep
the peace. u yg ,2iitflls ;,atiSNakUE
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10

I
.-.. rn. : - =
J. B. Doerr, Wilnsn, -
lC. Forepaugh, William c., / ! 1
Sam. Burnett, Annie Boyd, IS .
G. 8. Cox, Innocent Sam, SIS 3
E. Pyle, Josie, (distancel) 4 s o
Time: 2.45, 241, s.4oN,
William q. got first mohey, A. Boy, tec-
ond, and Innocent Sam third.
To-day, there will be the $50, $50, and
2E races. 'a'"'@tH'
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10
| |HD0NTN DISEASFS CURED:
plhONl\j New paths marx ed

OllAONN New paths marx ed
hr,,l, out bv that pIa nest
al ~ nnoks, plain Home Talk and Medi.
mnuu,,oaratlons, NO, by Dr. F.. Is FoorE, OF ~ Tex
re o. u ave, \. Y. Purchasers of his book
N h', h"v nnerty to consult it's author in person
k,onnd1na 1na lree Price by mail, AZ rs for the
ltp,ntro edition. or st. 50 for the ,pofuar
Snd dii, ~, which contains all the va NJ matt er
kGrSI'' I',ust. atoms. contents tables free.
4 hH aai1ns IS WANTED.
"oNaAY HILL PI1RLISHINOCo.,
lr9 East 2sth st. N. Y
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10

Mr.. Lichtsnstsin advertisss the latest
styles Of new fall and winter Eocas, wAisA
he oEsrs for safe reascnably.' oo' s1'tJel9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-09
NrteSensntfter 9~mmtf9tpans.

SIS be1tGttgt 1i6, baB IS benz vgroBen
SrteoensDGuptLtns" 8unt d pau3
geIungen lit, ben 5wett9r0Bten 6duptling
Der fetnoltben Stour, Gra3D 0orie ODER
ben 8erriiGten Saul 5ur llnterz
tperfung 5u betpegen. Ser rotbe Grtegsz
bauptmaun, Der I'M Goiebuo, am 2ittle
Big 0orn urb ipGter am Bomber Giper
beu8ereinigteuS taaten 10 DieL 3u l6affen
madbte, bat itd nit n~eunbunoert ieiner
Rrieaer bereitS unter ben 8eFe6I beS
Trieoen5bGuptltngs 9eitelt unb aiebt
iebt init otelen1 bur6 Die S6DQraeu
Berge, nm Dot ben 8IaBgeii0tern bic
Waffeu 81 itre6er.
Sn t~pentgen Gagen tper6en bieIe Stour
in 0eabtDo00 auf0mmen, uno bon bort
miro tie cine Sruppenabt6etLung, ipeI0e
ieBt in 9ea0noo0 ite0t, nod elmer Der
Jnoianer@ Qgenturen brtn9en. 8a Der
8errIdte Saul ais vebrltder Solbat"
gegen Uncle Sam i'm SetDe ltonb, 10 lit
er mad leiner unterperfung elmer guten
8ebanolIng it6er.
Sebt lit nur nod Sttting BuII
feIbft auf benz RriegspfaOe gegen Uncle
Gam; CT I6eint nod INNER feline Suit
3urllntermerfun8 gil baben, obg[et@ tbnl,
o1 er IN nemielben Tau nie @ra3D 0orie
lit un0 ntemalS frliber einen 8ertrQg nit
Der Iegterung obgei@loiien, alio aud
fei1eu gebro6en bat, bteIelbe CUTE 8ez
banoIung pioerfabren mllBte, ute lie
ieBt benz SerriiGten Saul 5u She'll ioerz
ben piro. llebrigen5 Ion Sitting 8uu
nut nod 0rei1unOert bis bier61nbert
&rie9er 5ur 8erTHguns babeu. @eneral
WetleS ru1tet lid iebt gu
3onsue, am lpomO8Iid bteSntoE mt.
Sitting 8uu fertt9 5u tperoen unb 20
Dem groBen Siourfriege poQenbs Riu
@noe 81 MAIDEN.
0as 6auptDer6tenit Der 8een6fl anna
6ieieS &rie8e5 lptro aber benz Srr.6enss
FILTER 8untl0man3 9~ebitbren. T,reitpils
lig unternabm 0teler rotbbdut. lac 81.
plomat nod our6 S6nee uno /GtS bon
JtebrGsfa aus feline Sriebens/ reiIe mad
benz terten Gon8ues&baIe, nrto bqs Sc
Itngen ietneS Trieoeusmerfefj beim Ser.
ruften 0anl, mel6er bel allen Siour If
Dtel gilt ME Sitting 811u ieIbit, Sir(
auf ale nod fetnolt9crI. 5ionr eiue1
tteTen oen TrteOen civ IItigen Giuoruf
MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-09
Ser @eapeGtRset@ TT @eapmteo.

Sn San Sranci5co itno peitere Jta6s
rt@ten iIber Die 8erbaTtung uno @tnz
iperrung beS amertfonilben @oninls
Sobann 81. Gutter i'm meTifanti0eu
0nfenpLabe QcapuLco eingelaufen.
Gor Der 8elebung M~capuIco's burth
Die vGruppen" OeS Ill Oias baLteneen
@eneraL Simene5 bate General alpare3,
Der Die Staot fir ben Brdiioenten Seroo
be Geiaoa gu bebaupten lu3te, etne@oHz
tributiOn Don ben 8urgern erpreBt, nm
0ltttel su %befommen, nit oenen er ben
&f geQen 0ta5 f0rtleben fonnte.
Inter 0enen, bic ben ibnen auferlegten
8etrag be5ablten. ma ETH alnertfantz
i6er 8iirger 9eamens 0enrD 1altan. Der
iebr btel @igent6um uno cine BIantGge
in Der umgegeno bon QcapuIco beltBt.
Sc mar In jene 3eit, alS eintnal IN Der
yladt Elm Merifauer IN Da5 0Gus oeS
@oniu[5 Sutter 0rong, nn oartH 81
rauben. Sutter i6oB auf ben Terl uno
Dermunbete i'm. Gr tpur0e oesbGLb oer1
bort uno i'm 26ufe beS Bro3e1es bon
auer S6u[o frei9sipro6en. MIS Slime
neg in Die StaOt etu5og, trGt iener utertz
tGnti6e Winbre6er ais elmer letner Nns
bGnger auf, ulo es ibIoB ft6 Dem SpiB1
buben ein GROCER 80bel6aufe al. WtGn
gIaubt. baB oteIer Yetno oeS otlerttnl1I@
16eu 9onIulS bet Der 1pGterer oOlterS
re6tSniortgen 8ebau6lung 0e5lelben Die
Sauo nit I'M Spiele geba6t babe, mas
UNI 10 neutrality-suspicious. lit, ais geraoe oa@
mails fe1r piele 9robu19en BON Soften
oeS Po6elS 9egen i9n aHSgeltoBen tpur@
ben.
Sinene5 mar faum in bic Staot etne
~orrfr&4 o(o o, SoForE kon1+r So, SRTr-
germ ebenfaQS 3Dan9Sz9ontributtonen
auf3uerLegen, uuD er OemG0ttgte 1t9
Dbne Weiteres elmer 0eerOe Jttnonteb,
Die Dem oben ermG6nten SaTtan geb0rte.
Der leBtere beIdnerte ft6 oariber BET
Dem amerifanii6en GOHIul Gutter. lpra6
BET bemieLben ote Beflr@tung aus, bag
i9m perl0nli9e @enaIttbdtigfeiten be-
norlteben m06ten unb DerlteB beSbalb
aud Die Staot. Nn Wfor9en oe5 S. WfGr5
i6iGte Gutter in Be5Hg GMf ba5 SerfaD=
rem gegen Satan einen FroteIt an @enes
raj Stmenea; bieier lieB tbn a6er iagen,
CT 1oue ftG nit feinen Broteften in Q0t
nebmen u1o it@ ieoer Gtnmii6un9 in Die
8erfiigumgen Der merttanii6en Be60roen
entbaIten. menn er nidt iel6it in unans
ne1mlt9feiten geratDen noble. Gtntge
Stunoen na6ber tpuroe Sutter ouf Der
StraBe bon Soloaten n~Tn5ln9elt llno mad
Dem @efdngntB geTitbrt.
SpGter muB Dem Stlnene3 bod Elm
Slot auf9egan9en ietI, oaB CT III Der
SADIE gu nett gegGngen lei unO er lteB
benz @onful Sutter iaQen: tDeun er III
geb0riger Torm etn 0elu6 UNI Sretloiz
Jung an i'm, ben General Simene3, iteQe,
10 tperoe manibn pteaet6t fretlalien. Suts
ter ermtberte, ct tpitroe feline Sreibett ans
nebmen, aber er lebne IS alb, oarnm na6s
suiu6en. @r iaB nod i'm @efdneniB,
ais Der Oampfer Angling.
Sn etnem 8rtefe on iet1en in Gan
Srancisco mobnenoen 8ruoer ia9t Suts
ter. er babe an ben amerifanii6en @enes
raLs @oniuL in Der 0auptitaot Werifo
Na9ri1t geienbet uno ibm ben Sa6uerz
bait oareeiteat, inOelfen be3meiteIt er,
baB iein 8eri6t Dem @eneralzGoniuL 81
6dnben fommeu tptrb, ba oue feline Gorz
r~elponoen3en, ebe tie abgeben, BON ieinem
&erfermetter g~eleien peroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-09
ySoche1rf(iche SGltnofs $faofs-Betfpeotat

seiitationss unb @eri6tse 5duier, fportG
ite bon NrGItoeut @rant ntdt ge1tort
murbe. Qu6 iebt fte9t OieIe Oti[i8 unter
Dem Befeb[ bes Sen. Ogoen. Nber tbre
WfitgLieoer geben ais 8irger tbren frIeo=
lt6en 8ei6dftisungen mad; @sn. S9s
ben ieIbit itebt fri0li6 Ieinem &aufgez
i6dfte por, unO nur 5uweiLen 3teben Die
UfiLisioloaten thrs uniformen an. UNI
1i9 All elmer 8arooe oser elmer 0enton7
# ION e~in5ufnben. Selbit i'm unb betm
N.ireau oes @ouperneur Ni@oas 3et8t
1i6 feline Spur bon Soloaten.
Netp Orleans Bat ober nod etne orttz
te yGruppenma6t", rGmlt@ etnen
fIeinen Reit meilt iarbiger Wetropolt1
ansBoli3iiten Del6e ullter Dem S1uBe
Der oben erpGbnten flint Snfanterte:
Gonpagnteen beS Bunoes6eeres lt6 bet
8aGoro i'm S~taotSbauie aufbaIter1. Wte
bas 8unoss. MtlttGr, 10 baben tie tbre
eigene 8o6ftube BET PofGro; pas
Staatsbaus TART BON ibren Matten,
uber itc 9%etrauen ii6 ni6t bailelbe 81 pers
IQIlsu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-09
GGnaDtOn'S Gie0+

9e6 ibrer &hfunft in 8G1btngton
baben = chamberlain ln0 > a NJ p@
t 0 II ibren 6 q III , Dor Dem BrGttoe1s
ten erft III Il n0Ii6 gefubrt uno 5Dar
ieoer fir ftd, ba Der PraiiDeut pobls
weisIi1 feline SiSputation Der betben
Ofdnner Dor ietnem Gi9terftuble anz
OrDnete. NH6 miroe ft6 9Gntpton, Der
Don ietnem Stanopunfte, m0na0 ielne
0ouberneuri6aft cine gang nnbeItrettbare
lit, ME aud nur I'm zines 6aares Breite
abpih, f6perli6 ie auf elm 1ol9es
@Drteefe6t UNI ieinen Ge6tsttteL eIl1ges
IaIien 6aben.
9en ~abgeIon6erten miinbli6en @rflG'
ru11gen @6Qmberlain'S un0 t0amptol1'S
itnb Dann uocb tpettere 6rtftIt6 BE
@tngGben Der Betoen all ben 4rGltz
0enten gefoL9t. @bamberlain i1rteb in
ben IeBten Gagen in 80ibington no9
euenlau9e @in9aben u1o Srtefe an pen
B~rGIioenten, tporin er erlt etE S0teosS
gert0t our S6lt6tung Des bod tD9tlG0s
LID lGngit gei6Iibteten 9ounerneursz
StretteS IN SIo>Gar0ltuG bOr11lIg uno
mprin CT, ais er bic 9Gn5lI6e Sru6t7
Eoitgteit bieies 8ori6Iages etnlab,
troBig It'd fir ben re1tlndBtQen 0ouDers
neur ausga6, Die gauge 0ouoer1ellrS
i6aft 9ampton's fir Sniurreftion er>
tlGrte, Dem 9rditoenten oaS Jte3t Der
Nbberufung oer Iruppen aus Der Na9z
tube I'M StaatsgebGuoe 5u columbia
abipra6 nno fur ben SAL 1ei1er 99n6lt@
6en 8eiettt9uuG aus benz StaatSDaule
t9redlt9e 0inge, pte neue T1e9tuT9
Der Jteger Il. (. 10. Dorausla8te.
Steles @ebeuL beoarf fetner gStoerle>
9ung mebr; oenn es lit Idu8it our6Ibatz
iaden erDteien, oaB Die 9auptgetabr tIr
Die 9fe8er in SIoz@0rolinG I'M Tortbez
ltanoe bes bisberigen 3witter3ultanoe5
b%eltanb, tpel6er bte28eiBen onr6 l3tpere
8sl@90igWna bes @ei@Gtts!ebeNs fQrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-09
Ser 8raWoent ais sttatnteabeG.

Sn Der Iegten Summer Der sc a D n"
ftnoet it6 et1e 8etra9tuug, Die ben 9tei3
Der Jteubeit bat unb AUDI, auf BEN eriten
8ltG pent9itens, redt iiber3eugenb err
i6eiEt. IS pirb bartn auf Sic leit benz
Nmtsantrttte bes 8rG1ioeuten 0aDes
itatt9eba6te 8erQnberung bes g ones
in Der republifanil6en 8relIe, poer aud
tu Der 9artetpreiie Iberbaupt pertutefen:
uie at Die Steue Der fribereu milben
uno touen Slopffe6terei, Der beftigen
9InfeinOuugen, Serunglimpfungen nao
S%eorobungen Der 0egner, oeS geiinz
nun8sti@tigen @etreti0es iiber bic Ge=
beuep. Der bDsarttgen 8erbeBung amiz
i6en SIoen uno 9torben, @eiBen un6
S6pur3en cine rubige, onitdnoige@r0rtes
rung Der Gaseseretgntiie, Der 8eriu9,
aRa @sgnera seTe9t 81 tperpeH. lire
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-09
,,Sas 4semem &ct0e'"-

Nls Der erIte SHbeG iiber Die na6 Sem
Geaepte 6eiuri6N on @ja8erns burd Den
Apotbefer 8ismay e!it 9itIfs pou8lut
mo GiIenl 3uber1tete oeutI0e Gtubeit
nod in Ii6ter Gobe itanO, wayo in @eipz
ala cine .3eitl3rift 9eitiftet, tueI6e ben
S?teI annobm: ISM ncuen Geide". -
Ser Shame beia9te al uro fir li0 eigeuts
lid sar ni6ts, ais Die Gbatia6e, baB
0euti6lauO iegt Elm Ret9 lei; aQein
ofIcnbar bate man tbn in benz Gimme
gepGbIt, Dab OaS ueue Het6 3ugIeih
Der Snbe9ritf aQer Ota6t uno 9errli6=
felt lei unb feline bIo6e Nenuung fdon
Die pGrmiten 6o6gefible III Der 8ruit
bes beuti6en QeierS erDe6eu miiIIe,
0b bss beHte nod Der Saa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-09
ct" @Ort docs l0toseu et,sa gse.
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HAsBERNs.
Sad "reminiscences of the National
Capitol.

Washington Cor. Courier Jourczl-
Wa.hington seems to he the tomb where
thousands come 10 bury their griefs and
misiortunea. The ''hss beens" form large
class IN this city. An old man, grandson
Of Patrick Henry, was door-keeper in the
Treasury . lev years sgo. I think the
great patriot, Boutwell,, dis~is~ed him. -
he did the daughters u Chief Justice fancy
and Robert J. Walker. on account Of their
distinguished relationship M wonder that
80 p"or . specimen of manhood and states
manship should fe~i grndge agains, those
Who were better horn aud bred than him
self. What happy relief il will be to the
country when It - we'll rid IL all such rs
Boutwell, 4 Co.
A ereat-grand daughter Of Thomas Jefier-
son writes in the Department Il the Int
Ior. Mrs. Wilcox, who Va. horn in the
White House a,h educated in Berlin,
Translates in three languages for the pest
office. Girls Who graduated in the blo.m-
ing month ii June, and xho thought they
had nothing lett to do hut dance aud BE-
merry until they we're ready to marry aud
settle down, have outgrown their youthful
enthusiasm. IL they have the guod fortune
to retain their Places, so long until old age
svertskes them, when they hope that friends
will give them decent burial. Con6ne-
inent ia ill-veniillstsd rooms has consumed
their beauty, and there are no thoughts Of
eonque-t nov to cheer and illumine the
dark future.
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4 BRUTAL N0fHBR.
Cruel Treatment OF Q Child BY Its
Unnatu1al Poront-Tho woman
Arrested and Lodged in jail.

A negro woman. aamed Matt Thomas,
vas arrs.sed tAis norning for cruelty beat
ing her child. The circumstances are ~
follows:
The attention Of some people living near
her Wa attracted this morning by the cries
Of child proceeding from her house. They
proceeded 70 the house and found her beat
ing little child mort unmescifully. She
hsd tied The child to the bed-poss and vas
dealing heavy blows on its back and shout
den. The people complained to Officer
Murphy Of the outrage, and he took her in
custody. but, up"a her promising not to
beat the child again, he released her. As
s"on ~ she Was released she procured new
rope. and, going home, she caught the child,
placed the rops around its neck, threw the
rope over rafser, and drew it tight. 80 that
the feet Of the child barely touched the
aoor. when she left it. and then proceeded
about her business. Upon being informed
Of this last inhuman act. Cfkcer Murphy
proceeded to the house . second time, and
cut the child down. He then arrested the
woman and lodged her in the cooler, where
she is liable to stay until tomorrow morn
ing. when she will appear before the re-
corder. When the child Was cut down il
vas 20 weak N to be hardly able 10 stand.
Oascer Murphy il to be commended for his
promps action in this matter, ~ the child
would have probably choked to death II he
had not cut il down when he did.
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Sp1S6I 70 TUT UoA0o.
WmDeoR. Mo-, July 4.
Train left II 8 O'Clock. Conductor Gala
CHER sdded third car. Nearly 200 people
arrived ss windaos in about N hoas.
Town VS. eaily decorated With eo1ntjeo
laes and he streets full Of people. Al 10
O'Clock . psoce.ioa narched through The
street, led BY The wi.dsor band and follow
ed By bad Of Modes. There vese large
csnopied vaeoea, 1ar Aassering f'oa every
point, With thirtees sirb md The goddsa
Of Liberty, Mis- Lou Funk, which Va very
handsone. Next these va large aunbss
Of lady equs.sris.s, dse.ed alike, Who 1ads
. k.e display. Following vas sPls.didly
,llussrased sdvestieaeas of e. Wolfs dry
eood., thea Ne usual n. Of cooic and bsr'
lessue diplsya, which paned through ~
Streets Main street twice. asd thea drove
to he grosnds near the Mill, flliag IL
Rrove and eesis 70 oves1ovihg.
Speakers we're then called 10 The seasd
Flen Steele resA the Declasatioa, 6eaae saal
Liberty 900. speech By Reahesaaa-Vsa
eivea aad received. Adjoasns1 ios diasss
After dinner he crowd gashessa aloe
Ne ss,1d. ssd Mr.. fsse and osAe" nd
seopesance spqscAsa. These w. . daAein(
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DISASTER ON THE RIVER.
The Red Wing Bursts Q Steam pipe
and Scalds her Passengers.

KEoKuK, L., July News comes from
Dallas, H., that Saturday afternoon the
steamer Red Wing en- mute To 81. Louis
hurst Ler sieam-lipe. The following were
THE VICTIMS:
VIM. Morgan. second cook Of Rock Island,
who died Sunday at Montrose.
Isaac Myers, Portsmouth. Ohio, deck
passenger, died here Sunday.
Ed. Weary, steward, missing. probably
drowned.
!. E. Tracy Of Mount Ida, Iowa, badly
scslled.
John Pierce, St. Louis, first cook, scaIded
in face and hands.
Pete Coll. st. Louis, pastry Cox /. slightly
injured.
John +. barrow. passenger, scal,led dan
geronsly.