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, 1877-05-10

Serious religious complications l,sye prob
ably been arrested in Italy by the defest In
the Senate Of measure that had already
passed the Lower House Of tho Italian Par
lEalaent known as tho "Clerical Abuses
bill" It is not improbable tlat this legisla-
tion was suggested by the secret machiua-
hons Of tho clergy against tho Government
by seeking to undermine 1t BY 1nenns of the
religious influence thoy still exert over 4
iargs proportion Of tho italian people. Tie
bill proposed to nuke II A misde1neauor,
punishable with flue and imprisonment, for
any priest to disturb the peace Of families or
circulate any document offensive to the Cor.
ernment. The language Of tho bill waa
about Is general as this, mud 1t furnished 1
latitude OF construction which would have
enabled the Government officials 10 ex-
ercise as asbitrary power oyer the
Church ns the Church formerly exercised
over civil Government In the Paph domin-
ions. It furnished tue Pope tue basis for an
alocution which, for the frst time In years,
arrested the attention Of Europe and attract
ID the sympathy OF eveu> tho English Lib
erals, 1t was denounced even BY Psotestanta
and Free. Thinkers a. contssvenip9 CAyoua'a
motto Of IA Free Church In Free State, n
and It threatened the danger Of inauguratiug
q persecution Of tho Catholio clergy alter o
faahion that prevailed in Protestant countries
= couple Of centuries ago. 1ts failure to pass
must consequently ba regarded a. fortunate,
not Gully for the credit Of liberalism In Italy,
, 1877-05-10

A dispatch from Turkish source, dated
Tues1ay Inst, announces baltic between
tho Russian troops and the army nnder
AlouxnrAn PAsHA, between Ears and Erze-
roun,. Tho Turks are reported defeated
with loss Of 14,o00 men, md aubso-
qucntly 10 have fallen back upon Erze-
roum. Wnrm work has commenced Along
tho Dannbo. Artillery duels yesterday
took place between Knlafnt and .Widdn
in tho west and 1brail and 1(atohiu in tho
east. Much damage Is said to have resulted
from tho firing In Tho former case, and
Widdin Is reported 10 have been set on fire
ly the Turkish Ehclls. Sororal raids across
the river havo been made by both parties
witt, varied results. It is believed TINT the
Russian force concentrated near Ibrail COLI
templates an important movement. .
, 1877-05-10

The payment Of each olher. Tho employ
mont, however, Of flfty-Bevon officers, at sal
nries ranging from 81, 200 to $4,000 eact, d
year, Is, to mon who do not look at public
Offices as merely established to furnish places,
na great m nbuse. a. was tha flfty-oight
Pension Agencies, aud tho abuse should re-
ceivo tho san,o heroic treatment. The pri-
vate corporation OF business establishment
thai wonld swell la pay-rolle with oflicera in
tie proportion Of the number Of paynaatcra
10 tho number Of tho rank and 1fo Of tho
army would Of course expect In brief time
to be put into the hands Of Receiver, and
to be sold out to some moro thrifty man.
ayers.
Tic whole tendency Of the service Of the
United statoa, oiyi! md military, ia to create
p1aces in which mon rendering no adequate
service can bo supported at tho public ex-
ponso; to create special, privileged, and,
wo may add, a comparatively idle and unpro-
ductive class, who oro 10 bo maintained
without labor on their part.-a class Of gem
tcel paurers. The President. by his Efforts
to break up this tendency and to reduce tho
civil service to tie number Of persons
actualty needed to perform The duties, how
ever strongly ho may bo indoraod by the
country, will ungucstionab1y give great Of
fense TO those who think tho PAoxAnD aud
CHAMBERLAIN Governments ought to have
been sustained at whatever cost Of blood and
, 1877-05-10

gaand from making tho conflict specifically
ono Of religion and creed. It may
be, however, that In sheer despera-
tion at the certainty Of defeat and
dismemberment If compelled alone to
encounter tho superior might Of Rusaia,
tho Sultan has determined to tako advantage
Of the opportunity Of appealing to tho furi-
Gus fanaticism Of the Alussu1man population
Of the East to supply him with the men md
munitions with which 10 defend the citadel
Of the faith. Such struggle could have
but ono result-the complete determination
Of Turkish rule IN Europe, and with 1t tho
complete elevation Of tho Cross above tho
Crescent.
, 1877-05-10

Old cx.Goy. ALLEN thus expresses himself in
q recent interview in regard to the Rus6o-Turk-
ish war and tbs atms OF tho former as to tho
British possessions:
Tho conversation begnn with this alt-absosbIn2
tnen,e, ..The lIufslane, snlA thu Governor,
''undcr the pretenAu Of crusade in bchnlf Of this
suppressed Chr:t;sns. ars carving CT what has
tile Days OF I'ErEn tho Great She wants Constan.
t,noplo aud nnless tssro 4 speedy fnicffetenee BY
looking at tho map and It to evident that thle war
il to 10 fought IN Turkey's Asiat!e po,aeas!ons.
g.cat nuknuwn regions In Asia, toward the lnd!es,
w ts pre,st sho soga n
nseanse ths Mo'.ammodana DO no net tolerate sha
Christians to any great extent IN India; snd other
ami. England must interfere to preserve her terri.
,oses It VIZ enl in geners! ,S,oat!agfssloni Of
tcrtcfencc. the Un!ted sta!ea will proat by ttesc
sad mtsioFtnaes. With 5ndtelona lsgsiat.iSn I. sae
aga!u. a. in shoso blessed days oeforo tho War;"
, 1877-05-10

Tho run1or current about our streets md In the
General Arstmbly Is that one Of TnE TRfhuNs's
aSena proposed that the paper should aurptrt Tho
nCllon Of tho staie.lfoute board, provided tlat
81. 600 IN cash vas phid ~ IN inducenent-
Springfield R<atsssr.
Tile RtgAttr will confer a special favor by
naming TnE THtHuNR's agent who made the
proposal. Is not tho Ryi.t<r mistaken in say.
ipg that no wanted tho $4,000 nil In cas!,t Did
be not offer to take purt in country produce md
tho rest In store pay1 We ask for Information.
By the way, what "action Of tbs state-1Iouse
Board !" was It that "rurnor about the streets"
safdhe offered to "suppost"l The only action"
Of the Btate-IIo,lse Board for tho last eight
months Of which tha public has any knowledge
has been to draw their salaries without doing or
having anything 10 do. Was It q continuation
Of that sort Of faction" which one Of TnB
Tn1nusE's agents proposed to support, or was
It some other kind OF actton1 Did hc ask the
$500 for covering up some rasea!!ty Of The
Boatl which ho Ind discovered, III 50, what was
1T Tic Kgdter must state tho name Of TIE
Tn1puxE's agent and what "actiou" Of the
Doard It refers to, or stand tho brand Of ma
llciously invcnting tho slandcEous allegations.
, 1877-05-10

The banper al the Prophet IL to be raised
by the Sultan. and the faithful 9f all Asia,
numbering countless millions, arc 10 be sum.
lnoned to the rescue Of tho Crescent in Eu<
rope. Pilgrims starting Tor the tomb Ut
Mecca sre to spread along their route the
appeal for help to carry on tho
holy wE against Russia, the arch
enemy Of lsla,nian,, and the Shsik-u1~
Islam will bestov upon the Sultan his blsss-
ing aud his SANCTION in the warfare against
tue Russian inddels. 1t Ia said that tho
Turkish Government has contemplated this
step ever Aiuco the declaration, but has been
restrained ty thu advice aud request Of El,~
, 1877-05-10
PERSONAL

nh. 1,,t ..7r.-. ~ a.. nr. Nh
....... s - .o sro ~. ~ 4'"me ,1i
.snsn W nm as IL. eprossa W W W anMa aA"'
sao'as' Aa4 A'1s "o1e'as ~ a's tepu'*Hoa'
tn ~ lunntic, Aa st. Louis dloos thinka, II the
fact b. established that he refuses 10 read thu
american 4ts, as*sp'ps7' and take' IN ths London
aa'n0' ron pse"fehee.
Zen. HurlbH authoritahvely contradicta
the report that 1sn. Logan IL 9oing 10 Join ths
NusslAn army, (which nobody eysr sshous,y en-.
teFtalntd. Gen. Logan u about to lsAya TOR Col
orsdo 10 spend tn summer,
bfi.a p1.nces r. willard ~ ob,c,oo AMI.
sra,..." -. : .nn ~. 49, os"So, sPeA.
Sunday from to text ..What Tblnk u Of
Chsistr' il IL hlisysd that this IL ono Of the
largest meetings tser addressed by = woman.
Ex.Ouear 1shat1o,s onco,,t;o, ~ H.. ~, A..
.,.o. osh.s.. la. u. ,e ~. ~ w S.,A,,
,'n.a thst III, t,.s ,..s" A4 WV
sntsr,.tn ,.Ta-.,, x,.ss ~ -. "ss.a
s.ss. - as"..ss ~ 'sesA' p''''t's's ~ ~
ao,,ts wor1 u,n+,, s.o,..,, ,uh, ,v,. ~.
81 ~. .'..... -, F ~. 1,', w. ~.
,,-rr,.,"t,ans a.. =, ~. ~ :. -, III
ss,nsm,,"s.. III ~" ~ seas .,"",ss ~"
attamn.sa =, ~, ~. ~. ,s...
~isss ~ ~. I..t. r..s ",.. 1sa ~''e4 'Ae A4-'
- - ss Nv" NA''' a@us' ...
4he orand DuKe Alexis unBor8 IN New
York harbor, ttta said, not because hs hopes to
maks any cspttFss, but because hs has himself
been captured Ths young lady has tho Grand
M oakss eafa '1ek IL tas coes ot hst driving room
a''o .ae. ~" ~A0a Wv qsesaon' eo' o'a'A''
~aa seA>sI 'ep4e.' w" AA~ 'ae'
Ths Ney. Ii. q. Savage, formerly Of
Chicago, preausd vehemsntly sgsinst Mr.. Moody
during tAs latsrey.yal meetings la Boston, snd tho
result sss thai biz was tho only unitsslsn Society
in which tas !nlasnce of the revival waa scrlously
fsit. A rsry prominent anil well.known msE.
chaat member of sayaee's church, was. In The
avelal sense, &ts most important eonrert made ty
Moody.
Rsipht1v Tim Reana wsa a o-so+ ona-atnr
t. a,n p,.ns,s.e t.,.s- es a.,x .
.,n."x .."as. W. 'a.,e ~ N" w t. 49,
ss,.so"t tnas.sn ~" .es1 .s. oI w.. ~ -,
.sssrse s.s,."ss y. sssa ~ osAsas =. ~ h..-
s.r,..ss, s' .aa "4ss ~ 49, Ii
~ IL !, .a,.. ..nsa"a .h.sh S,a ~ ,!r"ia
..e. ~ A.u ~ s.eppsa "aea 10 a'a' " %s
,soa ~ ~ aA' ~" oss eAp'''sAE'
, 1877-05-10

An order Inns been Issued by tho Secretary
OF "nr for the discharge Of $500 men from
the United States army between now aud
tho LIST Of July. This reduction will restore
the army to its numerical strength previous
to tho increass which wns authorized by Con-
greaa III consequence Of the necessities Of
the campaign agains. the hostile Sioux. Tho
nominal strongth OF tho army will bo re-
duoed TO about 1900.
, 1877-05-10

The Communication Of tho punlshmcnt Of Nal.
RENO 10 suspension Of pay and rink for two
years ~as about the fair thing. Ills aosnewhut
Irregular line OF approaches to Birs. BELL vas
very unmllIsnsy, and not according to VAunAx,
but rs be was hoist by his own petarl, II Is well
enough 10 let him OF easily.
, 1877-05-10

lie goes on our bns'neas, not L, tsc1t11f Of an7
steamship limo, anl he IL f'Ad by tIu inter- Uttaa
and not by Tho uosesnment. ~ Iattr. Dcsa".
II tl,erc he such an Individual a il ahorr re-.
ferrcd to (which is verY douhfuf), and II he gets
his pay from tho -Oesdn (which IL nore than
doubtful), he Ia much lucklcr man than Mr.
FAYcfTr.
, 1877-05-10

The editor Of tho G&ode.D Democrat took para-
graph from MAoAuLAY without credit, In work.
Ing up \ FtLLEx-plck against the st. Louis Poat.
master. lie excuses hiHself BY SAYING that
when MAcAuLAr used tho laugusgo he waa gun
ming for bcars, wl,iio tho 1iobs man was shooting
at skunks ,aua hated 10 dIssrace MAcAutAr by
putting hla branl on the communication. But
how Will tha editor Of the Gtpbs Dsnsoerdt excuse
himself for inau0uratlug this iEasrleidal stsfa
and sQuanderluG 10 much Of hia own Amnual-
ton upon III Is hc beyond tho possibility Of
self-lIsgracef
, 1877-05-10
sccms to b extended Ia aiding certain last
ditch Bourbons to defeat what appear to be tho
pacific purposes Of Gov. HAMPTON.

Tho Davenport Gazette thinks that THE TRtn-
CNR hns ovtrrattd tho power Of the - Des
Mo!ncs Reghter and the little concern nt oska-
loosa In their frantic Efforts to bulldoxe tho
Republicans Of Iowa into IN tttude ot antarpn.
ism to the Administration Of President Harris"
The Gazette regards them in tho light Of couple
Of peas In bladder rattlln9 about, making
4 noise but amounting to nothing.
, 1877-05-10

Tho tt7,nk-line u,agpates aro said 10 be
contemplating hostilittes inter u which will
do inconceiyably. groates damage to their i'm
mediate interests than any Of tho past can,-
paigns. Tho situation summed up seems to
DO that the railroadktugs soy, "War il ineyi.
table! and tho people conplacently respond,
"Let it comeIh
, 1877-05-10

Tho lion and tho lamb Of the Des Moines Ra.
isftr have laid down together, aud thts time tho
lion 10 tnstde tho lamb. Whether tho lamb will
be able to keep the lion on its stomach icmatas
to be seen. II 80, there will 10 spring lamb and
green peace In Des Siones.
, 1877-05-10

Tho consolidating OF the Illinois Pension
Agencies at Springfield instcad Of Chicago, Il
about rs smart as It Would be to set the earth
rotating around sangamon County pumpkin
instead Of tho sun.
, 1877-05-10

"9he Russians are now advancing on Ant-ob,
with Korn-kilisco aud Alaek-Kirt on their
right" No truly civilized people Will war Upon
women. 80 far as Alack-Klrt ts concerned, ho
Is no doubt 4 Fighting man, and can give blows
a. well as take them, but to advance on Aot-ob
and Korn- -Kilisce Ia eowarlly.
, 1877-05-10

but as probably hverting aorions domestic
troubles. It MAY bo that ita defeat was tho
result Of compromise, whereby the Pope
agreed to restrain his Bishops md priests in
their hostility to the Government
, 1877-05-10

London correspondent announces that
numerous shifts ara being employed at the
Plmttce army clothing factory" Thus early
ars tho debaslng Tendencies Of war becoming
manifest.
, 1877-05-10

Tho Grdphtc las performed good work BY
giving the portraits Of the fifteen mcn,bcrs Of
tho ParagraphcrA' Guild who united Ia order to
cxttrpate the Journalistic ASS. People will
know tho animal now when thcy sec him.
, 1877-05-10

The Legislature proposes to adjourn on
tho "+th inst. That is long enongh ahead.
All the business Of any Importance to the
people can be finished mp by TINT lay; there
is really not much moro to do in which tlb
taxpayers are Interested OF will bo benefited
1,,,
, 1877-05-10

DR1oHAx Youxo cnvtca bis brother Sultan,
and wants to do little blood.lettlng on hla own
account. II he doesn't behave, hc will hare to
be ANN EL:z'd by the finger mills Of No. 10.
, 1877-05-10

..Ar01.Ln CnMsEAStERy. NO. !, KNIGHTS TEM-
1tAM.-Attcnt.on, " Knleht.i ~! mrmtwTs Of thia
or.t!e!l ~ rendezvous 1t Ar!nory II ~ Soarucst.
:Ir srtaoen Y t.S ocoek n.mpt r.
Kng',ta nf fnrefen 1ltIsd[cleh p!cntnt i this etty
the y. Z. j. IT, DUNLOP, Recorder.
, 1877-05-10

An EastcrL paper sara dteo'tttts means II necks
to nothing" This Is meat. Thcro Is less watst
Of molesty II dress cut that why than sny
other.
, 1877-05-10

Tho British Government II reported to be
sendlng tcn st;ty y-fourpoundcr guns and q reg.
ineut to QUEBEC. What for3
, 1877-05-10

st. Louis has molestly refraincd from men-
tfonlng more than u thousand timcs that It has
the nlccs: kind Of t1rc-cacapes-tho hotel eleYa.
tors. Dythem the fire escapes at oncs to tic
roof,
, 1877-05-10

VIII GALLON aak for M investigation by the
Legislature fnto his official conduct while Indian
Agent fov years stncof Theirs would bs 4
chance for rt.hness,-CALLoNs of It.
, 1877-05-10

Tbs Corporation cQunsei should bo tirat-
ciaas lawyer, sound, able, aud experienced llas
tho Mayor appointed such q tnAn to taxa Mr.
AaTuoxr's placei The Aldermen, % far ~
they hsve allowed themselves to express N
oplnlou, think that he has not filled the bill.
, 1877-05-10

the letter which appears sh'a morning on our
sixth pago the analysis Of The premium is
continued, mud Mr.. WnraHr's explanation is
clear enough to bo comprehended by any in
telliQent scl,ool.toy.
, 1877-05-10

RxDriaLp, correspondent oi tho Cincinnati
Canmareial, asys thas the Republican party in
South Carolina Is dcAd- Tbs party has = ms
jostty iu Jne Senate Of that Stats. aud IL 1ust
now showing itsslt to oe vesy lively eofpse.
It Is qa,ts' remarkable, a.ao, that IT. vitality
, 1877-05-10
AMUSENf,ENT9;

IInveriyse' Theutre.
Randolph street, tctwrtn Clark fnh La5allt.
Enlargement Of tho Aimee Opera. .Dou1c Troupe. "Ls
Belle Pou}c."
, 1877-05-10

For the sake Of tho reputation Of Chicago
Journalism tho Po;f should not hayo prtckcd
bladder Of windy pFetcnao In this fashloa:
All We haye to say IL this, and our language II
rlaiu. that 1t ~ alleged canls dispatch ln tbs 20
tstic Ass has bten fnuHi, and the pasagraPhrfs'
Aa.ueiasi urzanize1 10 hunt for tH nay ~ well
disband. Tue dispatch lx nothing but : tsfy weak
editorial on the war question, ABOUT like those
which xppe4s daily iA tho cotulnns Of t4u f..V.,
coating nothing but ths expenss Vt type setting.
, 1877-05-10
TIE MEXICAN BANpITT1.

TIE MEXICAN BAHD1TrI
The Administration hos done we'll in CIV
ing the dopredations along tho Texas border
the confederation tint their oxtant demands,
and tho whole country will learn with grati-
1cation that 1t has been practically decided
to adopt moro vigorous policy in tho treat
mont Of tho bauditti who hayo been invading
the United States territory from tho Mexican
nide Of tho Rio Grando River. These doprc.
dations have bocn going on for yoars; tho
inhabitants Of Texas, Now Mexico, and Low
or California have boon ptundered inccssant-
", and tho United States Government has
expended millions Of dol1ars in supporting
troops along tho border, who have iuoifcc-
tually enleayored to check tho invasions aud
punish tho brignnds. It has long bocn evil
dent tint double tho number OF troops en-.
p1oyed will bo Of no avail in protecting tho
property Of the Americans 30 long rs they
refrain from following the marauders across
the river Into Mexican territory. Tho
Mexican bandits are experienced scoun-
drels, aud know tho country md tho
river 60 we'll that thoy are always
ab1o to escape to Mexican territory, whero,
nnder ths policy that hos prevailed hereto
fors, they arc aafa from pursuit. Thoy thus
escape with their stolen property and thcir
lives, only to renew their raids aa zoon aa
they can dispose Of their spoils md exhaust
tho money in dobauch.
Tho Rio Grande border extends noar1y
1900 nilos, 80 that It is out Of all question
to suppose It can be effectively policed on the
American side while the Mexican Govern
ment is either favorable To tho bandits OF too
weak to lend any assistance to punish them.
This is, has been, md will probably continue
to be, the case. There is tho strongest pro-
sumption that tho Me1icaus encourage this
outlawry. It is certain that the Mexican
Government established oil along tho border
vida strip OF 1and known as tho "F1ce
Zone," In which all imports nre admit
ted FREQ Of duty; tho single purpose
Of this (the Mexican ouatom-hou soa
boing established within that Ino)
WAS 10 enable smugglers to cheat
the United States Government Of its revenues
by giving them broad strip Of FREQ terri
tory in which to receive tho imports with
out restraint, and from there run them over
into United statos territory. 10 this buzz.
ness Of smuggling, which In carried on ex-
tensiveiy, has beon added brigandago, which
tho Mexican Government not only tolerates
BY taking no measures to suppress It, but
actually encourages by permitting ita citi-
gems to purchase tho atolen property,-thus
enlarging tho outlawry. Under those cir
cumstancoa the raids hare asaumsd q gya-
, 1877-05-10

nfcVlckcf'a Theatre.
Madlton street, between Dearborn and State.
- 'sFesshehfta aud Wives" 4nd ''Tom Cobb"
, 1877-05-10

Government have orranixod common avs-
,or, L. ...x,.,.,.t, t,,..ua.1-
~ ~ F.'f''1"so '.'''"a'''oo :" Fo"e''
4hey nfat CONSUMING themselves tine
parity" and forthwith manipulate the on-
r1oyment OF public offlcera and tho tlietribu.
.,o., ~ H.. ,,-,t,,:. ,..,,;,,t.... H. .....n..
- so F0"" oAt@"ea."'o' '1Hs
ana sustain Ing party Line eiect'oh o1
Representative In Congress-, or a Senator Of
the Uniketl Etntas. Ia not .nare1v n str1ioc1a
aa tn vlo ahnt1 earvc tla countrv T., sheos ~.
49,. L.. - ~; se
Ass'' o4$ ~ @'o Fo"oA ~ e'te's " Ai.i"ost
Of personal sup porterst to be supported
from tho Public Treasury. and. while thus
,,n3rta;un,1 NJ ,,,,t,1;o oort :, ~y,fo1, th ,,o-
.s-.f 49, rs ~. 49,, ~ T., " ~ ~ ~,
sonA 'Ase1ea@7 ~ tAo Aa1A LII power 4A1s
is tho machine politics which hns corrupted
the whole civil service. DESTROYED responsi-
h;,itv. md oivar a ho3 arn;rs,ca ~ ,ror
,.,.--. t-.,.. =.
"ao osns1"'se "outo pass into opscnilty' IL
Is boca11se IT has become recognized party
principle that she men in power hayo q
nrnuartv interest In tho diutrihrt;on of
.,,t,1;, ,.-r.n,,;,,,x,, .t,,. o.,x 1,:,;.., ..-,,
P"ot'e I'd "Apona''"4 20 ..'aE ".!t poI's.saa 1'suB-
giles arc so intensified, and tho Nation &C.
counts for tho tenacity with which tho
Democratic party adhere 10 Its organization
by citing this fact. It says:
The Republicans too' make mistake In under
,h Inc sssss ., Wong se p5 as neno
it, ecct on thelr po,cy II il not uorcly thst thcv
think Mr. Tl1pxS was actually elected, and ought
to have been couatod in; tho practice Of rotation
saasno sncory nas 9eea 20 soas aetea
~ n,an.rtx IN ascs. nv, hco, s.vs,onsI ~ au
enoru,ou. o1tent. The notion 1nay be said 10 have
reached thnt stage In which all of1cea are regarded
, 1877-05-10

Monroe street. between state and Dearborn. yhnit
villa and novelty. Enlargement of Den Thompson
'joshua Wh!tcomb."
, 1877-05-10

Groonbacks nj tho Now York Stock Ex-
change yesterday closed Mt 9:l4.
, 1877-05-10

A4rlrhi Thenfrc.
MonrUe Rtfeet, cosucf Dearborn. fhY!ety perform
, 1877-05-10
GlJe Gttl,a1,te.


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AedreH THE TAinEEE COMPANY,
Corprf Madfeon md ucntborn-ats.. Chicago. ILL.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-27
WILLIAM II. CAMP.

william II. Camp died In Newark ON Sunday from
internal injuries caused by Jumping or a moving
train OF the Pennsylvania Railroad stations
Saturday evening. On Sunday evening carly slight
Improvement IN his condition inspired hope that he
might eventually recover lew hours later decided
reaction set in and ut twenty minutes TO twelve NJ
the injured man died. Mr. Camp WAS native Of
mado his homo In Newark with his uncle,
the late John II. stephens. Hc was appointed
the executors Of the estate Of the latter gentle
man. which amounic cd to about 81, 260. 000 Mr.. Camp
prominently identified with tho business and
financial institutions oil Newark and was known a. an
ardent democrat He was often urged Ia accept
nomn atoms Tor important positions and always do
onsd. He one Of the New Jersey Tildcn and
Hendricks electors u year ago.