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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15

ment" applied to the Secretary of War,
to vindicate that official. No truer man
than George McCreary was connected
with the Government. A more honest
man had never been connected with
the Government Concealment was not
part of his nature. He was eminently a
just, fair and honorable man. In con.
Clusion, Mr.. Dunnell criticized the bill
as magnifying too much the demands
of the Texas frontier and belittling the
wants of the frontier.
The Bill Passed without Division.
The discussion here closed and the
bill passed without division.
Many bills were also introduced and
referred for the improvement of har-
bors, rivers, etc.
Mr. Springer offered a resolution call.
ing on the Secretary of State for infor-
nation as to indemnity by the Spanish
Government on account of the exeCu-
ton of General Ryan and others in
Cuba in November, 1876 Adopted.
The House then adjourned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15

The Independent, published in New
York, religious weekly, managed by a
bevy of reverend gentlemen, under the
inspired motto; "But as we were allow
"ed of God to be put in trust with the
"Gospel, even so we speak, not as pleas
sing men, but God, which trieth our
"hearts," endorsed the nomination of
John Morrissey, saying "the Republicans
of this city did wise thing" &c. The
celebrated gamblershould shy his beaver
into the ring, or sound blast from his
bugle, to gather his clerical henchmen
about him for high old time at one or
both of his gambling hells." He could
entertain them in princely style; and
those highly cultured Christian clergy
could perhaps deliver many vigorous
sermons after such lordly recreation.
They might absolve the "wickedest man"
from all past sin, and tell the story of Da-
yid's little mill with Goliah of Samp-
sons muscular round with the Philis-
tines of Moses, who slew the Egyptian;
of Cain, who was too much for Abel, &c.
Morrissey always overcame his man, and
quit when the sponge went up and
then the purse and the pools were his.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15
A CAUCUS of the Republican Senators

A CAUCUS OF. the Republican Senators
took place on Saturday last at Washing
ton and lasted six hours. The policy of
the Administration was discussed, and a
bitterness indicated showing great hos
tility. Senator Howe spoke in earnest,
and put the blunders of Hayes, North
and South, in way that settled the eau
GUS Senator Conkling spoke early in the
caucus, and handled Hayes and his pol
icy severely. He spoke for great party
that had raised man to office, who had
fallen from its leaders and taken council
with its enemies. The gauntlet was ev-
identity thrown down again.
"Not less bitter than Conkling was SEN
ator Jones of Nevada, who denounced
the White House and all in and about it
politically, without let or limit, and de.
clared that bummers with sloucbed hats
and carrying their sticks under their
arms to save both hands for free lun-
Ches, were admitted to the presence of
the President, " hen Republican Senators
we're kept cooling their heels in tbe ante
ROOM"
Stanley Matthews spoke in support of
Hayes, as did Christiancy of Michigan,
and Hoar and Dawes of Massachusetts,
spoke for the integrity of the party. No
vote was taken on seating Kellogg, and
the caucus seemed only to have laid bare
the demoralized condition of the party.
Hayes is in great trouble, and Senator
Edmunds has been closeted with him
much for several days.
"Three things the caucus did afirma.
lively: First, it determined to require
guarantees that appointees to judicial po-
sitions in the South would discharge the
distinctive Republican regulations of the
past ten years in good faith; second, it
determined to ask Hayes to select Re.
publiCans for those positions in the States
where his policy had left any; third, and
most important of all, it appointed COM
mittee to wait upon Hayes and point out
his errors. Upon thereport of chat COM
mittee turns the platform and the policy
ofthe Republican party in the next Con-
gressional election. Meanwhile the Sem
ate stands by the party organization"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Case A gainSt Robert Smalls-Indictment
against B. p. WhitemOre

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. THE case
against Robert Smalls, member of Con-
gress, charged with accepting a bribe
while member of the Legislature, was
taken up Immediately after the verdict
against Cardozo Judge Melton, his coun-
sci, has moved for the removal of the
case to the United States Court on the
ground Of prejudice and political feeling.
Argument on the motion will be had to-
morrow.
The grand jury has returned an indict-
ment against B. F. Whittemore, accused
of accepting bribe when member of
the Senate Whittemore was in Canada
when last heard from.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15

TIE Republican party is pre.eminent-
" the debt-paying party, says the Phila.
delphia North American, It has paid
nearly two-thirds of the debt bequeath-
ed to it by the Democracy.-Sdlem Rep.
Rather say--"a debt making party" "
for no party in power ever piled up 80
enormous public debt in 30 short a
time, on such robber principles of open
public plunder. Shame ! where is thy
blushP Its expiring effort was perpetu-
ating its power for four years through
fraud most foul.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15

TIE Army Appropriation bill passed
the House on Monday. 1t limits the
army to 10000, allows ten full regiments
of cavalry, four to be kept in Texas. The
Naval Appropriation bill is now up, and
a Postofice deficiency bill will soon be
introduced. The Resumption repeal bill
is being discussed, and it is not likely
Congress will adjourn till this measure
is disposed of.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15

Mr.. TILDEN voted the regular Demo-
cratic (Tammany) ticket in New York
Hamilton Fish, ex.seCretary of State,
voted for Morrissey, the pugilist and
gambler, for State Senator. Morrissey
was supported by the New York Times
and Evening Post, and the entire Repub-
licans of his district. He only received
about 1S per cent of the Democratic vote
of his district.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15

ARREsTED.-Last Sunday week Jacob Bierbrier
was arrested as he was passing the house of officer
Lothamer, on North Plum street, and now lying
in jail awaiting his trial. Bierbrier was assocat-
ed with Emanuel Winifelt in the robbery last
March of Henry MCPike at Ulrich's saloon, but
succeeded at the time in making his escape.
Winifelt was arrested, tried and is now serving
term in the Ohio Penitentiary
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15

W.F. Coo1BAueH, of Chicago, commit
ted suicide with revolver, by shoot
ing himself in the head, at the Douglas
monument, where his body was found
Yesterday morning. He was President
Of the Union National Bank on which
there is a great run; although his troub-
les were domestic unhappiness, his wife
being given to the use Of stimuiants and
nornnkina
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15

Hon. s. s. BLOOM, member elect to the
General Assembly from Richland coun-
ty, was in our city yesterday, taking dep
ositions for the Buckeye Mutual Insur-
ance company, located at Shelby. Mr..
Bloom represented his county in the
Legislature from 1858 to 1867, and is
prominently named in connection with
the Speakership.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15

Mr.. WI. VANCE takes editorial charge
of the Repository this week. Mr.. Vance
purchased the interest of Mr.. Bascom
prior to the latter's death. The new in
cumbent has been connected with the
Cincinnati Commercial, and stands high
as a writer and gentleman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15

AT Chicago last evening fire broke
out in Field & Lester's retail dry goods
house, the large stock of which was con-
sumed or destroyed. One fireman was
killed, and four others taken from the
ruins badly hurt, one Of whom will prob
ably die. Loss on building half a mil,
lion, and on stock one million, insured
for about one half.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15
HENRY NJ. STANLEY AT CAPE
TOWN.

LONDON, November 10.-Advices have
been received from Cape Town, Cape of
Good Hope to October %. Henry NJ. Stan
ley, the African explorer, arrived there
on the 2lst ult. There had been indeci-
sive skirmishing with the Galekas on the
frontier.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15

DHD.-In Columbus, Ohio, on the 7th inst, at
the residence of her son, Mrs. Wilhelmina Vogel
gesang, aged 81 years. The remains were brought
to Canton for burial and the funeral services took
place at the RefOrmad Germany church, Rev.
Peter Herbruck. Mrs. Vogelgesang wasthe moth
er of H. L. and Fred Vogelgesang of our city,
and lost her husband. many years ago.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15

Mr.. E. D. KtpliDger our worthy dry goods man
in Mathews's block, has workmen preparing a
foundation for dwelling house on one of the va
cant lots south Of the Baptist church on Market
street. There has long been space there for sever
al houses and we learn that Doctor Catlin has also
bought a lot for similar purpose.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15

The ladies of the Christian Association and Tenn
perance Union will give concert and supper at
the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall next Tuesday evening for the
benefit Of the cause. Admission 1Oc. Supper at
6 o'clock and any time after. Concert commences
at eight o'clock.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15
CONGRESSMAN SMALLS CONVICT
ED.

Columbia, S. c., November 1.-THE
Jury this morning returned a verdict of
guilty in the case Of Congressman Smalls.
The trial OIL. Cass Carpenter,on cahrge
Of forgery, begins tomorrow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15

Messrs. sherrick & Miller have purchased the
old 0berly corner, south. corner ofthe square
and will before long commence the erection of
building for their hardware business. Messrs S, d
M. are among our best business men and we are
glad to see this evidence of their prosperity
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15
THE PENNSYLVANIA RETURNS.

Philadelphia, November 1O.-The latest
returns from the State show Democratic
msiorities as follows: Noyes, for State
Treasurer, 1897; Schell, for Auditor. Gen
eral, 5000; Turnkey, for Supreme Judge,
g 040
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15

The Turn -Verein Germania have added sing
ing society to their organization consisting of
members Of the Society, under the leadership of
Anthony Turajski. They will give concert at
Turner Hall on Thanksgiving Eve
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15

CONGRESSIONAL proceedings on the Sec
ond page of this paper, and full ac'
count Of the great Scottish Colliery dis
aster on our 9th page.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15

James H. Gate, business manager of the Youngs-
own Daily Register & Tribune, was found deadin
his bed one day last week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15

So Evarts and Hayes have adopted plan,
To ship IngeIsoll off as a minister man
By this they no doubt think the country will gain
And the People get rid Of this Ingeroll Paine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15
BUSINESS FAILURE.

Montreal, November 10.-John Fraser,
a dry.goods importer, of this city, has as
signed. His liabilities are about $3.50 900;
assets large,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15

The bakery wagon Of A. (. Smith was run into
by wagon on the square, on Saturday last and
one wheel torn off.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15
A DOUBLE MURDER.

An Illinois Farmer and His Wife Chop.
ped to Pieces With an'Ar, and Their House
and Farm RoBbed The Villain Tracked
to 81. Louis, where He lUa8 arrested.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15

Mrs. Brown, late of the Alliance Monitor, is
preaching In New York City.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-11-15
Che Aer'tnrrat
Circulation 2,700
The health of the Pope is said to be
in precarious condition.

IT is recommended that Roscoe Conk'
ling and old Ben Wade be appointed to
administer on the Republican party.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-04
Gitn propcrln Go Eet.

An ELEGANT fully furnished 4-story, high
II stolu hl. hoI-r !sts Jt.aNt. unine
date pu.scsscf. a. DALEY No. h5O 6tli ave.
TE7O LE1-'rw0 new elegant houses, 25X6O,
! Just completed, 0f oar own construction Se.9 for
lanp4l.. eiuBe description AMI toIms io Dl NGlN d
CD,i~,MAN Archoc,s No. G5 East 4lst-t. cor parlaye
Two RENT--No. POP East 15th-st., thlee-story
I nr,E house. furnished or utiUIu.shet owner vOun
boa3d v tela. House Viii Oc ia complete order ready Tor
oCcuragcy by Septen,b.rl l.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-04
1atlion Sales Of Heal estate.

WILSON d.. BLAcEwEII, Auc;iaueec.
BLACKWELL & RiKER Will sell at auc-
IL 1ou ar % Br adwa a. - No. Ns'1riay St' saoer To-
IaNl2 of s5y C. o. LINtOLN-ANf. % n. from Cres
cgut.a,r. ASTORIA. QUEENS co. FGi.r particulars oi
AuCiilnerr-. l1a l!r0ltwiN, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-04
Brorklnn jJropertn 60 Get.

4 TO LET, very low, the desirable 3-St0ry
~ auc basement Drlh dwelling 80 23j Carrolst, near
Carol a-k; desirable tenant the rent w 5e made
reasonable Apply ioj. T. CORNELL - C0ar,s. lho1iyH
fRW LEI-FAJg OF SIX IOJlnS each, new, with
4 all imprJ cei.eais 800 and 331 West Zithst
Apply q. auoye
New-York tribune., 1877-09-04

.ii
l. Lave .,c.Yor tloa 80, % pesoroa's and c,'ae'
$40 @. l a-iurtcn ana tc west re ur' d. hare,
cf,,5.a. ,3n .i., .c. '''.''' '.'"''-
ard ar .-auh ys M ro'man ca's .ria .a lor.
Pi,,e..r,,. S.,ti.i i.'Gasic. and 81; lo..a
ton p ID .ar vas l,roa T4rou-a ra'n'n oarsif-n
ie... o. Sc e. ~ ~ ans ., , s.ti, md West, PAIL
,e ,o.s., ,5@ i,Sf o. , g .s b. .asai a5 "s a.:e
n asa.i5a % m u , a 10. '' L}e , I roil xoS @ %
=. '''.,.u ...u ~, ' 900
a'd tii go 'f ,.,.. ..r e. c,,,,.-.ys o8es
l" @ ~ IN" ir IA 1...,f oti.r.s ioa of Cogiiaiii
G pe'o'sg, aFs - a. ''Ji6Rr AND o!no
'9N 4~'' RtTiE1tU
~fVlYrVS, LINE STEAMERS FOR TROY
- ara - M ~ e"'I @RI, ie q. IIsS e'ii 9 hI I
o1HEt In! Il- The ,i''lT ir ''a ris;'-.' & ''1, @
lat,rIr. ,,,, t,I III. - a fr,, T,rr 90. y. ~
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c'.i.l A,..- BY @r,e.,,,.1... T,r" rlyiiere uaacb
Chu.l 1.m.1, w. ln ...i.,-9 c.,. ,,.rr,.,.,r.
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nIftr II,'.a,ior E.i.ior. ,.a,, e., ua4 NI&r,
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H. .PG.. ,- r ,..s,o, ,p,,og-. an, tfl-r,,t1,s
81, r.la F.l i.is.!a !,la.......,.,..,..,,.t.,.,.
sSNHkf Ilsii ii2--L.aSc ., $50 .. t.. q p. N. i,.
Ia Ia toa .:.a'.na. aai iii'il.'.r:
= Nv 1DFIA dnu LD-N' oi'-i W - ~ 'NN'
= ir.irs cave i'i 4l'- o., i. a. r. A.
3.je o. ..ri s- .1f q. 10 u,. -, t.-' 81 rr-
'-AFi..--, 80 ~, ~ -lt. i-a't'- '' ''
br.tA, OR 80" " d ~, m ~ ~ ,,,.-ti ~ leaving
~ = -''''.
Nev-Vork O.. "31 a,.. D. tl. ,. ,r,,r.. ....,,,,..-
HlB-C.D RATES FOR lIit ~r,N-'i ,,.,,
Stages cJ:aeD It NHtiN ih p oN n iI '. i-i- II 'A'
ard y, ~1uan to e..i ifa,n pOlNi g.. "a Atl
nrFW-YGpK AMI PHILADELPHIA NEW
= Line.
EtTr--U gKtDE ugITf.
ron rat'. '.rt,S NNO tfIIlA pELrIfA.
Lave E.a..Yl~ fof Trenton aud PiHs!'iph at G3H.
% ~, r....s t.gl l.lG 80 Li.
raieiDni from saeoa o. NGra e rGa3j'5'a 5 a. al H @
70 i,,vs " ~ @or e YORK q, 100, 60, sos lol' a. n
l2:iJ. .-iu t.,5. 90 =. a. ,.. a.. d. ,o .,
New-York tribune., 1877-09-04
&c Cnom II tIln Concern

&c LJN0iH Il lIll NNUttE"
DEW -&1GO will De paid fo- iaicrna-
"a ti4i ttat wn 80 ,hr FEEDING ~ i} one q. II"
i,rks AZ Oh. fsc -. II LUNI Cap, g. O. H. ,l"' vi 80 G
49,. time tHH lfef'ba Z" As
'' " ". y. Ai.Ei.Ntf,
ruri aofg,. Iowa
New-York tribune., 1877-09-04
GKcursloas.

NtLHt5lDH9.
SARATOC A.--Dircct Route via Ci,i2taS
- IiEe nrg psiace stsue~ from per -. =. D. tsro
t-oucl - -u ENcals,a tcsrt gop .nr ire i4oi ~. 81
GRAND SPECIAL EXCURSION
a
LONG BRANCH
TUESDAY. ~rst. 4. 80.
Tie Magrilc NJ palace s;c1lcr
EipitsE STATE
m leave Pier No p NoIt'i River In.fO giving TIC
ions:c nre l0als 90 Long BIanc. EctBrluv. leave
iot irauca at 5:lj b. p. Arrive IN NeSN0rk p. TX
cnrsiOn tIcEcts. H. lor f8is TRIP only
.Icc transfer il f.u. BrJ1kyu Dy BrOuAlin Annex
Boats leave Jewels Wharf al lUlj 4. N.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-04

THE OLD HhLIADLE
SIONINGION LINE, FOR BOSTON
A<D ALI. IOlNiS fASI.
NOT A TRIP MISSED ~ Cpe~LCO TIVE lLAks.
The elegant steamers
STONINGTON AND NARliAGAAsEFI.
at T. H. GaIiv trnndays eaceiocJ lr0h lIcr H., loot
OF Jas Il staieruonfs tickets lOh EITHER LINE SC
cured Broadway aEd st OF oncc Of Mesoot Express
a.. a la 4 liic hotel ticket ohets.
assegeTs snd Freight eit,I e alW a5 taken at low
z
Fn. transfer for pessngcrs Via either Inc % aud II
BTyi y fbe bGas OF ile RrcGkiyn Annex, leaving Jew
g" . "'"'' q. S nABCOCR, President
L. w. FILKEs. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1877-09-04
Eec.urcs auo Hlectlu9o.

GOSPEL TENT.
~ lilo Gospel Toe' having been destroyed b. hre the ser
vices uUef I tIe chapel = 90 tl3rca m ie
iu,, Irlmg. b..Teen 4d rDI Ad IA sDlayeS,
y. =, Inul nItLcr notice.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-04
EXCURSION
GRAND EXCURSION
AND CONCERT BY
DODWORrErs CELEBRATED BAND
TO PROVIDENCE, l.. l..

LEAVING WEDNESDAY, september . at ?.
RETURNING THURSDAY EVENING, september Q. on
the ELEGANT STEAMER RHODE ISLAND. from Pier
% Nortn River. foot of Warfcr.st.
rckcis roaJ ,ip only a. T) b. obtained al The
ticketolce the anI at te erfs Ollie on 5oarl
CANDY HOOK EXCURSiONS.-Ncw-Jersey
or. {" I,MPIRE srATE and " JESSE HOYrr leave New
YORK f.on pier 4 North te loot RectoIsf or -aniy
Ilo9A G.Z, 900. 1910 ri. 3i5 T. n he.irinr arifo
NeSYnrk rs nl. 20 p ~ sundays $3.50 a. H. he
fart Toe .so r.i.rsl mp only 50 c,als.
r.ud Concerts by PrL AlsiGGls brass Feed, and s,fng
llads a1d Long Branch. Apyif 10 CllA> H. AcfAbDIN,
GeReri Ticset agent Lo1g Lranen "
VETE5T POINT or NEWBURGH daily lex
b. down Loaf ROUND = CkEfs az EXCURSION
HATES. 1ag LiEe advertisement
ElasicGl 3R5IraAe'Is
I IGHTE 81 ERNST, old house Of Liehte &.
4 Bra.buly 0Tcr thciT sfdniid PlANDtOht4-@ Az i0r
yrics ry Ituat, pay al y ras 4!lsL Asa
smiths \ di.BlcAS Ok, y.
- X. BALI II co.
>, NJ. i EAST lfrH-sr
CLieksrings SttSF' a.! ether fiap- and Ofears io~
forcasn. oU iusituirni., an i't t-'
SUPERIOR toned, elabomtcy carved 7'3
y ,e,avs fall Aga, PlANOHOR p -l8o cost 7'1o sss
Aiey: cNtrao;,iArs +.c4ter. Reo!tle, 80 f"s H,i,i
DIRRNG E'GsssE k5&ssD KeM rs
, VI e.li os.f.e Pianos $50, Iis octave @bl cl,A
,tot Orsriis $50; steps, $50 stops 80 .toi SO y
er,,.r so tiv received fp- ucN ranos AIT
l0 grst lfil.t. between B.oil"ay ana OniFrr"y d. ~
New-York tribune., 1877-09-04
ct,amtoais aao ualiroaas.

Esroaa.yay, Chambers nrs.i Es"a"e-sis.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-04

14n MADlSON-AVE,. cor. of 40th-st.-A
spO handsomely site NJ rooms, wta private tibe Best
lUferruge Gwen ami required.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-04
NEW-YoRK AMI PHIIADALPIilA Nh'
B0Uc'D 1RDOK H0UTF.. -

tIii1ii ~. 111tt,r oF yA-.i'NtG TRAINS Jan. 1.
Lave frJos oo % Cortiaa,t @nd Dc-u
0 m y cnf Exp.Css fl. n % sicn Ifi '"g- ~
49, a,,t,.i, Ci,uuk lkr.14f.u. P.isto., r1Nfc iti O.
maj suiura i.oeatsr baha'. Nid.tIa fdi 'h" S''
W,ef pulmgli srcs,iI- ruaci.-n ~ l4'''ti -.
"'9'' i'''' RGP'I. H. = - i,i. SUPi, ana !-hs y.
asfelo ono. f"grh aI'u iHti"i"i =
NN"'4''- '"''- 4"''f u a -cii.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-04
Nasicdl 5RsIraac'us

| IGHTE 81 ERNST, old house Of Llghte g.
Yrcen cay ul pay lcnls. al y rAsi 4.t|S@ Asa
smith AdERltAN Ol.fAN-.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-04

DOND0UT and KWgstoa--a1ndng at NtW
q oa.el soaeskesfsr Hi-ianf tas t"esi ron Ss,n
-. r...u.p tin. .iis, cluu,TiiIs WIZ d 'i
p.i ID, H. steamboats, THOMAS 'uH%h! ara 5A.it' "
BALDWIN from Ir'r loot pritg,L. y j.. aA'' 90 ' u
New-York tribune., 1877-09-04
CoGrlrr 1nar0.

CATARACT HOUSE. Delaware Water Gap
y ru-mer toarlrg 20 y reuc1d RACES Tor 3aarce OF
season. s. A".rs.f e.- WHITE.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-04
Dcnro ano Rooms.
Enst Side.

* EAST 10rlI-ST, corner of 4th-aye.-
tp sritcs let. with board suitable FOR f~ni-
10 t...- hmm
New-York tribune., 1877-09-04

pNN RhA"Sii ;:H - r,S-tX iittTfotD
Corin,,riu, Jurr H. lS1,. Steamers i"l Ht'. n.i
P,rr y N,rh i:.y ioot Ntc;orsi, cribechh@ "' '"
fo. Hri.c. G2. $50. 10.F9 q. r.. ::iJ >. t;l, - ~
pIef, II ard 1ons wee. ~ .: 90 H. 'n ''iv b. ~
s,a = e Park baincSat sud be,,h Haven o-O b. 'H 'N'
.:f5 p.I
rc'- r-;,rfar 9ilsnfic 'f. s1i cape Ma 9'O T. ~
Sni. .afs, ior ipue lTang!i, $50 D. i.. . . ,,...-
New-York tribune., 1877-09-04

sTU- AVE-. 80. ,, near tie Breyo1rt House
- tbycc ~. aaai,v frrni.ef h"or repeta with ever
calveneuea uit without private table Al~o two sinsl
rooms fIt grIt.cIrau.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-04
Gteamboats ano RAILROADS..

ALBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE. r,..
" Tie elegant steamers DREW AID ST. join leave Il1
No al North River. EVERY WEEK DAY az y -. con, S.
urcuug AT Albany (-undav mornings cNctPcd WIN tAp'S
trains for SARATOGA,
LAKE GEORGE,
LAKE CHAPLAIN.
TIE ADIRONDACK And WHITE
tiOl NIAINs. ....
and al fayore summer Nespr'S NolIh anu Nfs' t.t
TRANSFIES .o aAu FROM BiDnkLN ly ricamh'"I i't'
ing Jewc.'s w.dr. (tsItua..f daily a. o.i5 p IN
FARE ONLY ~ Iu, -,,.-.,.,,r-r
AND PRICE or STATERDt tuS GREATLY itEbt ~.
Nessuas cc.obra.u string iGnas acc'nfa1 ccn Steamer
:. p. MAYO. Genetai Pa'sen-'F Aren't.
ALBANY AND TROY by DAY BOAlS.-
~ G. ViBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave tc.trN 4.
Per y. r.. az ~jj ana 2itn-.t 20 o. 49, Linhne al
Fc.rr West Point NtNhJrgh, l,u -hkecrl., iiiiit' a.
SaugeIsics 0atskii ard fIIi-Nn clos c 1n. - 'n
Yors Central Railroad for ue West arc WIN .I'i'r, M
for Saiaf cl foItt ana other u'.ht' ~ ~.
West Point ani NcwnurCh retuIIn~ s11e CIV -. Iht'
coupons good Huiruu tlvcr liaafad Hl- Ict'' 90.
tosrd Tor pa.sa~. FIttE rtA ANfi tt lr.,i - .',,,r
Ll y hy tie boats ~ the HiNDh - N Ami 80
JeUtfs Nh9f (FltoIatI 1tc'j q. r. "-'e over 't"'
YORK central a1trr saratoga 'A o." liai-
VgROOKLYN and JERSEY CIiI.-Ihe 1oats
- oftse "ERDOkLNN aNNEN ore nov nHt4.e ~
r.liar c 10 Fnd from a t.o tliong lF"i.
on the reunsylua RaliIaa as g, a. ire a' Boar & @
People. Iirr A.ragv. fEc Na'f pIvcl tHc ls' ~ ~.
deute ~t.iuetoa baas ue1o. at T." ELLIS Wharf,
/ttT.ETfT orJ crTrN,N'FS ANT BGATS
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-04-27
Struggle for a Baby.

A St. Louis dispatch of April 9th says
A habeas corpus case of peculiar interest
came before D. j. Brewer, Associate Justice
of the Kansas Supreme Court, at Leaven-
worth to-day. Four months ago Mrs. A.
Hull, wife Of a prominent banker in Inde-
pendence, Mo-, secured a baby from the
Kansas Homo for the Friendless and palmed
it off for her own. Her reasons for adopt
ing the child were that being childless she
wanted sn heir. The story runs to the ef-
feet that her husbands father, who is very
wealthy. offered So, 900 to the couple on the
birth of a child, and henco sIo deception
was resorted to. She induced her husband
to believe that the child was her own, but
lie soon suspected all was not right, and
after minute inquiries instituted suit for
divorce, which is now pending.
For fear the child might be spirited away
a witt was issued. Hester A. Wiley claims
to be its mother also. Both women were
in court. and the scenes enacted were very
affecting Mrs. Hull implored the judge to
give her the babe, protesting that it would
die if handed over to strangers. She wept
pit.ously. The ablest counsel of Kansas
and Missouri have been retained ON both
sides, the case being continued until April
eth.