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The daily gazette., 1877-05-28

HOW CORRUPTION FUND OF S50,0 900
WAS DISTRIBUTED IN soUTHCAR LIMA
Special to the ". Y. Herald.
Columbia 8. c., May 26,-Another
and most astounding sensation has
been unearthed. The story or SO much
OF 1t as Can be obtained from those
who have been favored with a purus-
al OF the papers in the case is as fol-
lows:
A valuable little book, a transcript
of the private books of the late motor
lous Republican printing company of
tnls city, has been secured by the
committee appointed by the Senate to
lnvestigate certain charges against a
number of the republican senators and
of1cers of that body.
1t will be remembred that during the
session of '73-'74 Josephus Woodruff, the
present clerk of the Senate, and A. o.
Jones, colored, the former clerk of the
House, who were also the bosses of the
campany, secured the passage of an ap-
preparation of $225.000 for public print.
ing, which, under the present admins
tration, is engaged to be done for $40 900
the amount OF work being the same in
each instance.
The Importance of the tell tale book
alluded to above lies in the fact that
it shows the amounts of bribes paid
out and the parties to whom they were
paid in order to secure the passage of
the enormous appropriation referred
to. The aggregate amount of this bri-
berry fund was over $50,000. The fol-
lowing items appear:
The rmount paid Treasurer Cardoza
paying out the money from the treas
ury was SIT, 1896; amount paid Ex-Gover-
nor Moses for approving the bill, $1O,-
3O4 80; amount paid State Senator N lash,
colored, for services in the Senate as
| chairman ofthe finance committee, Sc, 600;
amount paid Senator Whittemore and Y. !.
j. p. Owens, also for services in the Sen
ate, $4,000 each; amount paid Timothy
Hurley, $500 for what is not stated;
amount paid E. w. Nj. Mackey, the
speaker of the Mackey House, was ST.
600, ''for important services"
y b names and other amounts are
given, but the list is too long ard the re-
naming amounts too small to admit
more detailed notice: No positive action
was taken in the matter to-day, as the
evidence is not yet all before tie commit
tee, but vigorous proceedings will be in
stituted early next week.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28
STRAY wA,Fs.

The regular weekly meeting of the JET.
ferson Club win be held this evening.
The Board of Education will meet in
regular session tonight. w "
Tonight the regular monthly meeting
Of Franklin Loan Association will be
held. I
: More seasonable weather now prevails
and the suns rays are quite warm.
Preparations for various summer ex-
cursions are now under way.
Secretary of State Grubb is having his
law Office at Seventh and Market streets,
altered and improved.
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New Castle Letter.
jegular CORRESPONDENT.

FROM our regular correspondent.
NEW CASTLE, May 2S.
At the monthly meeting of the Tasker
Building and Loan Association held on
Saturday evening. money was bought at 26
per cent. NJ. NJ. Cleaver offered his resig.
nation as president which was accepted, and
VIM. FL. Herbert elected to ill the position.
The association IS in IL hourishiDg condition,
and managed with marked ability.
Board of Education meets tomorrow
evening.
"Brers" was the subject of very inter
'esting discourse delivered by Rev. q. r,
Bristor, at the M. E. Church last evening
"A marked Increase in the number OF al
tendants at this church has taken place
since 1t has been in cnarge Of the present
pastor.
The American steamship Ohio passed
down Saturday about noon. She had only
arrived on Tuesday last, but owing to the
Illinois having brokDe some OF her shafting
it was necessary for the Ohio to make this
early return.
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SETERE ACCIDENT.

Yesterday between IL and II o'clock, as
DIR. @, w. jones was driving along Fourth
street, and when neat Market he met with
n severe accident The accident occurred
lust as he was crossing Market street, and
was caused by the body-bolt breaking
which left the front part of tue carr Z
suddenly down to the ground. Toe ooo
tor held on to the lines, and the
horse continuing, pulled him out over the
ash oard, hi, head violently striking the
stones, which produced u very severe scalp
wound. He was carried in an insenslble
ondition into ii. K Bringhursls drug
store, and after reviving was taken
home, when medical aid was summoned
This morning be is doing as well as can ls
expected under the circumstances.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28
RAELROADS.

|sStiAIn,E;LpHIA, WILMINGTON A.
lMoRE RAIL ROAD.
NOVEMBER 9th, 1876.
Will leave Wilmington as follows
ss 1srs lphla and Intermediate Stations.
i;ssiGp. m. -''O' '''V'
In. and New York, 2.O2a. m. 1887, 1910,
10 a. n ana Intermediate Stations,
/ lTte lS' p d and Washington, 1882. 1.55.
|S5s, NM, tos KY, i.26, 5.i9 D. M A' i''''
In CASH. looeilaWare Divisian, leave for:
''e' O'OO' $40. $50, a. m. 1.so, $50,
SIs N. Ga a1d "a Intermediate In Stations, 800,
|la and Intermediate Stations, 800,
kn. SUNDAY TRAINS.
IAN. pSla bSn . and m Intermediate Stations,
kunorpan pnla ia and New York. 2.02 a. m.
n hTebdah hb ana Washisgton. i2' 'n. i.h6a m
End 10 H. Information passengers are
E Tue time tables posted at the
IL. +. .KENNEY,
Superintendent.
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Special Announcement !

AS the com bination on Sewing Machines
has been broken, and we have no more
royalties to pay the New merlcan Sewing
Machine Co. has decided to fix the price
of the merican Sewing Machines at $50
and S35. Wewill continue to sell on the
monthly installment plan, and good note
The New American Sewing Machine needs
no comment as to its merits, SO come in
with your orders as this is q fixed price.
Ofiice 7l8 Market street.
Wilmington, Del.
j. II. PRIMROSE. Manager.
may14-lm.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28

WILL TRY AGAIN.-On Saturday last,
at the earnest solicitation of several bust
ness men, NJ. 81, Ryan started out for the
purpose of soliciting subscriptions to
maintain the Quickstep B. B. G. A new
plan has been adopted by Mr.. Ryan,
which he thinks will prove success
that, is for person to subscribe for a
number of monthly tickets at 81 each. In
his endeavors Oh Saturday he met with
very encouraging success, having obtain
ed over sixty subscriptions to tickets. AS
soon as 100 tickets are subscribed for he
will secure nine and open the season.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28
Excursion.

IT, THE AsBURY M. E. SUN
e-AA1HE DAY SCHOOL, will make
their annual excursion on Thursday May
31sL, by the STEAMER ARIEL. leaving
French st. wharf at q. m Win sail down
Delaware giving the excursionisls an op-
norLunity TO view the Fort. viii then
proceed to SILVER GROVE, to spend the
balance Of the day.
''''''- ~ BY order OF the Comm ttee
mv1O, IL IL, ,25,26, ,28, ,30,3o
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28
AN EDITOR COwRIDED BY A
LADY.

NEWPORT, VT, May 26.-Mr. T.
Hatch, of North Troy, editor of the
Palladium, was assaulted on the street
last evening by Miss Hadlock, who threw
red pepper in his eyes and cowhided him
numerically. An article rejecting on
herself and family led to the affair. Both
are well connected and the community is
much excited.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28
Fine Nail Scissors

~. %A1a N Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
ESs y Nail Files, Nail Brushes, ETC., for
~ r. Z. BR1NGHURST a. CO.,
corner Sixth and Market Sts.
For the Bath.
h,S hS,S'Ssnes, Ss Bath Towels Bath Sponges,
icliooaps In extensive variety. Also
s,Vyss, W straps, Brushes, &c. of horse
|Is!i Tx ~ riictlon Gloves, and many other
"~ he same classes.
cE. n. BRlNGHURST q CO.,
oorner Sixth and Market SITS.
''t' MirAcOIuus Cure for Corn,
ItTp, Tsrsn aort, remedy OF great popularity 70,
sGorns without pain.
L. BklNGHURST q CO.,
corno Apothecaries.
corner Sixth and Market SITS.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28
THE PRESIDENT DISMISSES HIS
MILITARY SECRETARY.
WASHINGTON. Nav s

WASHINGTON, May 27.
accordance with previous under
standing it is no longer considered expe-
dient to retain army officers on duty at the
White House, and Colonel Fl. g. Corbin,
Twenty-fourth Infantry, who was detail
ed, at the. Presidents request, as one Of
his secretaries, will be relieved at the end
of this month, and, by direction of the
President, assigned to important duty in
the War Department.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28

ASSAULTED BY NEeRoEs.-LateS Sat
urday night party Of drunken negroes
created a disturbance, in front of the sa-
loon of F. He'll, on Walnut street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth, and become
so noisy that Mr.. He'll went out to re-
monstrate with them. AS soon as he
stepped outside one of the party threw 9
brick which struck him over the left eye
making serious wound. Another one
threw stone, which struck Mrs. II. on
the shoulder and bruised her severely
The black roughs then hastily fed.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28
HIFTH ANNUAL EXCURsIoN
OF THE '
Rehob ,th Beach C. M. Association
TO REHOBOTH,
Thursday. June .. 1877.
THE TRAIN WILL

RETURNING willleave LEWES atop. m
This will allow six hours on the beach,
affording ample time for bathing, or a
visit to Henlopen Light, The Life Saving
Station, Breakwater or Rehoboth bay. The
Surf and Bright Houses will be open for the
reception of guests. Dinner will be provid-
ed for the excursi0nists. Fare for the
round trip to Lewes and return, %. Tick
cts will be good for i've days.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28
THE WAR TO BE LOUALIzED

By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
LoNDEN, May rs.
Advices have been received here of
semi-ofiicial character, stating that Rus
sia, Germany and Austria, have arrived
at an understanding, and that the war in
the East will be localized. A despatch
from st. Petersburg says, Russians claim
ed to have defeated the Turks at KAPPA
Heights in Caucassians.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28

CAReoEs OF IoE.-This morning Con
row "a Son, ice dealers of this CITY, Tecei-
we'd two schooner loads OF ice from Dssn, ,
their N 4 ice house overf Third street, bridge
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28
The Popular Excursion.

The Union M. E. Sabbath schools will
make their annual excursion to CRIED
MOOR PARK, on THURSDAY, JUNE
.H-- Tin, on the favorite excursion
q zssw steamer, Jno. A. Warner. To
leave French street wharf at a. m A
hrass band will accompany the excursion.
All who wish TO pass pleasant day come
Tickets. 80 cents; children 20 cents, to be
had OF the scholars or at the boat on the
morning of the excursion.
may24-te. hlBy ihe committee.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28

SALES OF MARYLAND REAL ESTATE
The "Weer farm" of Robert e. Wallis
near Kennedyville, Kent county, Md;
Containing 1914 acres, was sold, last week s
to Rachel Redmile, of Delaware, fol
$4. 145, 20, no, :, 10
cii comfy, has been sold to John E. Al
exander for $1,000. the property being
subiect to lien of 81 100.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28
DIED.

LOGAN the goth inst, Ascher B. Lo-
gan, in the 62d year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence No $40 East
Fourth street, on Tuesday afternoon May
29th. Services at the house TN O'Clock.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28

MOrtOu's Friends Fsis htened.
Washington special to the New York Sun.
Morton's officeholding friends are scared
by the letter, and look at 1t as the beginning
OF an open attack on the administration.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28
SECOND EDITION q
BY TELEGRAPH
Weather Report
INDICATIONS TINS AFrERxoo

INDICATIONS TAHs AFTERNOON,
BY Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, d. o., May 2S.
For the Lower Lake region, and Middle
Atlantic States. nearly stationary or falling
barometer, rising temperature, winds most
iy from southwest, clear or partly cloudy
weather.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28
FROM OYER THE C.ABLE
THE EASTERN QUESTIl

THE EASTERN QUESTION.
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
LONDON, May 28.
1t is rumored from Vienna that the.
Sultan Abdul Hamid, will shortly abdi-
cate. There is renewed fear at CONSTANT
nople of internal troubles. The minis
terial crisis continues,
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28

REsUMPTloN OF TRIPs.-The steamer
8. M Fetto' " Iich has been thoroughly
repaired viii resume her trips between
this city and philadelphia, sometime dur
ing the hast week in June.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28
THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT

CONTINUED ACTIvITY-MEETINGs AT
THE CITY HALL AND OPERA HOUSE.
The temperance movement continues
win great activity, and though some Of
the workers have fallen out of line. their
piaces are more Than filled by fresh re-
crliits, who push forward the great work
WIN unflagging zeal. The pledge book
now contains 10000 signatures. n
AT the City Hall, on Saturday night
an interesting meeting was held, and 4
number OF spirited addresses were made
10 the large audience assembled. Major
Brown, of Chester. and DR.. Thomas F.
hicks, Of this city, were the principal
speakers, and several members of the
reform Association made brief and per-
tlnent speeches. Another meeting will
De held in the Hall this evening.
Yesterday afternoon another large
meeting was held in the Opera House,
every seat being occupied, while a large
number Of persons stood up. Messrs.
Haight and Luttrell, of PHILADELPHIA,
MADE stirring addresses, as did also John
Graves and others, of this city. Among
those in attendance was a party of young
ladies' from Newark, who came up in a
large coach, and returned last evening.
AT the conclusion of the meeting a
large number Of persons came forward
and signed the pledge.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28

BEFORE ESQUIRE FRAZER. On Sstur-
day evening, John Glenn had hearing
on charge of committing an assault and
battery on John Thompson. The evi-
dence was to the effect that Thompson
went into Glenn's house and purchased a
glass OF whiskey, which he paid for and
drank, after which Glenn, kicked him
oat of the door cutting his head severely.
Glenn was fined ST and costs. He also
had another hearing on acharge of selling
liquor without licence, and was held
In $500 bail for his appearance at Court.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28
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|r' l.. ,,,seToN, Del, May %, 1877.
WIIhlNo onotations furnished by
sled stocA CLAYTON House Building,
|sd .oJ'' w. Del, at y NJ; to,isy;
|lplngs9%1iC QUOTATIONS.
The daily gazette., 1877-05-28
A TELL-TALE BOOK.

HOW A CORRUPTION FUND OF $50 900
WAS DISTRIBUTED IN soUTHOAR LIMA
Special to the ". Y. Herald.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-20
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6even thousand four hundred Turkinh
prisoners sltogesher have passed through
Roumania.
Railwaysasn ~ Pessssbssy 70 KiscAs-
.ef arc now carrying l2.ooo men daily.
One Of the pieu of the railway bridge It
Borbonschi has given way, causing great
L ! L.i,.,sd Midh.. or sers. / ~. II, i,
he appointed Ottoman ambassador II Vieana
Midhat has lately been proposed for the
Paris amba,sadonhip, but does not wish 70
take the post.
Every detail Of the preparations shows
that the Russians have made up their minds
for long war. and are preparing great de.
pots Of flsswood.s The lsoumasian govern.
mcnt is also asking tenders for the supply
Of great quantities Of clothing and stores
At . mas meeting Of Na.hville working
men, resolutions were adopted fayoring the
i.naace Of ten millious in sresnbacks per
month until the distress in the country Il
relieved, asking for the reconciliation Of
silver and asserting that they would ignore
both parties a detrimental 10 the working
men. e as7.e,-a asssssEA saAs
1t is reported that Prince Haason, in
D.baudscha, is marching rapidly with his
Egyptian troops with the object of cutting
of the communications Of the Russians with
Baasarabi.. simultaneously eight Turkish
steamers have received orders to disembark
. force north Of the Danube mouths with
the same object. z9.
Reports have been made to the treasury
departme, that the assistants Of District
Attorney Woodford at New York have a.
lowed insufficient bail to Be taken in the
cass Of the silk smusslesa, who were n
rested by Special Agent Bracket. As /.
consequence many Of the smugglers after
giving hail made heir escape, and are nov
beyond justice.
Information has reached the department
Of state through the Belgian charge d'.ffaires
Of the appointment Of MeasrA A. T. Goshon
and Myer Asch, ~ knights Of the order o
Leopold. This honor upon Mess. Goshorr
and Asch, it is understood, is conferred b,
the Belgian king in recognition ofthe service
rendered by them to Belgian exhibitors a
the centennial exhibition.
A St. Louis prea telegram of the It'll
says: The statement in these dispatches
day or two ago that the franklin INSURANCE
company Of Wheeling, the Old Doninior
Of Richmond, Va, the Residence Of Ceve.
land the Homestead of Watertown, N. Y.
and Missouri Valley Life Of Leavenworth
Kansas, had been debarred from doinl
further business in this state, proves to hav
been incorrect. State Insurance Commia
sioner w. 8. Relefe announces officially tha
these companies voluntarily withdrew thei
business from Missouri and were no. de
barred as previously stated.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-20
J. DAKOTA TERRITORY, MONDAY EVENING AUGUST 90 1877

- SukseHe ~ ~ ~ - 1te11DG0118 t0O0yy
oiiss IL fsslival tus'ns. easSs = sssisss
Ths Hiohsan Piossss aays thaa sposts
fom ~ Hoaeas stats thaE larus nanAsn
Of rthsn ass sick, and sl,as thsy sss sssasay
dianii6sd with their new localios. ~
Nearly reglmeat ol Isdians twsst %
CoviDgton on Wednesday to 90 ttsif psy
tor weskiDx on ths niiroad. They, lks
others. were disappointed. owinx % the
failure Of contractors bsios ready TO sessle.
For the 6rst time In aresideucs oftsenty
one yean, Dr.. Shelly attended church In
Niobrars on the l2sh inst, and Was pleased
with whai he heard. Rev. Robert Kirk, Il
Springfield, Il ths man vhoeoaverted him. ].
Niobrara Pioneer: Whea The sheriff
went this morning to give breakfast to Vie
ksnkamper. the horse thief he found the
jail empty. Hoyfs row boatis also missing
and it Z therefore sippoeed that wieken.
hamper has decamped. g
Canton Advocate: The Sioux Falls In.
dependent has heard that man Sy the name
Of Crane, was shot by . young man during .
quarrel that acknowledgement in this coun-
ty. We have not learned Of any such occur
renee; it must be mistake.
Paddock, Nebrsska, which i locstsd up
The Niobrazs, wants srist mill. Besides
being = number one stock region the Mo.
brara valley has this year demonstrated to
the world that it can raise n much grain to
the acre ~ any other patch of earth.
g. G. Rose offen In the Blair Pilot re.
ward OF $500 for the return or for informs.
tioo which will lsad 10 The recovssy Of his
daughter Nest!s. two ysars and half old,
niece Of Nrs. E.'W. Caldwell, whose mys.
terious disappearance was noticed in these
columns yesterday morning.
Sioux City Journal: Mrs. A. E. Hun
gerford. Of Ames. yesterday started homt
with the corpse. Of her son Francis Ervir
Pace, . Young man - years Of age, who
arrived here come time ago from the Black
Hills, suffering from 40 attack Of The noun
tain fever, from which he died It Nm. Nil
roy's
Dakota County Mail: The fire at Pouc.
Saturday night did not do a. much damag,
asswss.first supposed Nasler Nechani,
Davenpost informed MS on Monday aha
$500 would make the engine Dakota q
good as ever. The wood work was de
stroyed, and the brass Ornamental The en-
gine could be used as il is, il necessity re
qulred 1t. II has rather dilspidated lool
about it, though that would indicate to th,
careless observer that 1t was q badly uset
up engine.
Canton Advocate: Sioux City is our ma.
ural outlet, and although in another state,
seems that sn affinity Of interest exists be
tween u.s. Geographically We are Isolate
from cur own metropolis, Yankton, and hay
no business connections with it whatevel
except through territorial matters, - ou
capital hence We look upon Sioux City fo
aid and its influence to give US the railroat
and if its able and enterprising men hav
not crippled themselves in other enterprise
We have full faith that their sood judgeme1
will prompt them to lend helping han
that viii Be reciprocated by our maxim
1 Sioux City our market.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-20

County Of Mobile.
John n T.p's s.en and Mont See
Company, being duly sworn. depose and ssy, thai
q ne adam q the SAID company, that he said
insurance company is the bona hde owner of at
least one hundred Thousand dollars, Of actual
cash capital, invested In the state end United
States socks and boads. q in bonds and mort
eaeed; ndthey are the above descrSSed oaseeis
JSo. MAGUIRE, President.
A. DU MoST, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me. this a7th day
0 ssa sz. 1871 Notary Public &oIiie ne cesia
yanktonl 1SSITSh,s S. =, 1Ss.sri aps g is7,. s
1, John 8. Sand Auditor Of the Territory Of Da-
sas1 ss ss ,ns aS,,s Is
| OF the Mobile Fire Department Insurance Com
pany Of Mobile, Ala. on tho 3lst Of December
1876 and now on file nh%y II NY oilies MEN .,,a,,
By l.. n. PURDY, Deputy.
| THE TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
~ y Auditors Once
rance Company located IN the eiy 81 Noble eSfn
and state Of Alabama, has hled In this ONCE !:
sworn statement Of its condition on the Slst day
provisions q an act q tie iess!ssive assenbl, s.,
Of the Territory Of Dakota, relating to insurance
companies, approved January lses and 1873
ment Of said company iled in this once, 6nt
that the said insurance company Is possessed O
the necessary amount Of calltal invested by law
Therefore, l. John s. Sand, Auditor OF DakOt,
company Is duly authorized TO transact the busi
ness OF FiraI Insurance IN said Territory, for III,
year ending December Slst, 1851, by agents prop
\ eriy appointed. -
l.. b. PARTRIDE CO, Agents.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set m,
hand , and seal, this ,a s,d |, day ci august a. p
lsEAL. By L. n. PURDY, Deputy.
L.B. RARTRW01 Z CO..
did AGENTS.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-20

g. L Paxton 10 about to open lumbes
yard at Niehs,rs. g8
Fraak J. Murray il 10 be associated With
At. Taylee y shs psblioa.ioa of the papsr .,
Heloat. sTs 8 '-'7s
TIE Nail says tAss from prcssn! srpear
ascss Dakota county. Neeraska, will havs
tossy miles of nilrusd issidc At ,vo
nsoaihs
Assan. Whiting 4 Ros have s1lahliaAsl
. Terry u rsda,ck, O. ihs NioAns, vhicA
dsss as,y visA Ne Old as.l aaassross NOD,
= fasdiae.
h Caasss Adveraaa vasas hAsvss -
slsae1lloesas s0y - SAasalsAss h
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-20

The president expressed himself pfivatsly,
before lsayiAk -. having spent one Of the
most Qaiif plSasaat aud interesting Sab.
baths uf bin lite, sayluestt wss one Of those
bright spots 10 his lie which would never
be forgotten !orsehlltea.ed blythe carss
and turmolls Of lie. 10 matter how arduous
snd how far 10 the future they might bs.
The party are expected % arrive q Wells
river at 1870, where they will be met bv
Gov. Prescott, Of New Hampshtrs,. Who
viii join the party at that plsee sana
accompany them 70 White Mountain, down
PsniespaeP. valley; 70 Plymonth, q which
llsp ~ yills stay for might a1a - to
couodsa TauJsday .. M. On special train,
reaching there shout noon the ,Ans day.
The president will there be met by ths
mayor Of The city with other officials
under escort Of the homo militia,
Wits R,sx Jascsion, VI. AUG. .9o.-IEt
psssiasasial party arrived this morning fro.
Windsor, q $40 o'clock and was enthusias.
tieally received BY lazgs coasou1ss q pso.
pie The prssidsnt Nr. Hays, Sscresaris,
Eya.ss Kya md Dsvsst sppsessdsea IN
pls ofaAs pslass eas. sAAaN ssssl
ha.l Lh.kis - - idssl ~ lysda Z = =
she crowd. he thsa ialssiuosd Eva,ta
Key asd Dsvsns. Evssss uad,
. short spsttlls ~ pasty
thea rssa.sd II jsssssy a . e'csock