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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-02-02

West Virginia has elected H. G. Davis
his own successor for the long term, and
Hon. Frank Hereford, for the short term.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-02-02
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
[FOr other New Advertisements see Sd page1
e RAND CONCERT
BENEFIT OF THE FOOR
GRANGE HALL TONIGHT, FEB. 2.
PROGRAMME.
l. March, "Auf oh Paris, '......By Faust,
S,onewal4 Band.
Stonewali Orchestra.
8, Quartette, ''ChapelJ'..... ......Kreutzer,
Mes rs Drake, Abby Haines and Brown.
4. Solo, Youth by the Brook, ....... "..."Proch,
Miss Cora Turner.
5. Overture, "Stradella, Flotow,
Professors Koerber, Ide, Rubinstein,
Hamer and Walter.
6. Solo, Nightingale Trill
Mrs. W. L. Bumgardner.
I. II Trovatore, ."..".."...arr E. Richard,
Prot. Il. Richard.
&, WaltZ, FauSt,
Stonewall Orchestra,
PART II.
l. ''Cbevalier de Malte, ".."...By Ryembault,
Stonewall Band.
2. Overture "Joko," Lindpaintnes,
Professors Koerber, Ide, Rubinstein,
Harner and Walter
8 Quartette, tArtillerist's Oath ".....Adam,
Aessrs Drake, Abby, Haines and Brown.
Z. Flower Song from s'Faust. "...-... Gounod,
Miss Bette S. West.
=. Gambrinl. Polka, "..-........B Picke,
S~.cnewall Orchestra.
Trio, Ia Vlrsinalla,
M,ssrs. Turner, Alloy aad E%ttinger.
I. Duet, Sersna? hubert,
Mrs Buuigardner and Miss Tams.
8. Waltz, "Dreams on the Ocean, "....Gungl,
Professors Koerher. lde, Rubinstein,
Eamer and Wal ter.
q. Second Centennial March, .........
Stcnewali Band.
ADMISSION, so Cents Children, halGprice.
Doors open at Z O'Clock, Concert commences
at y O'Clock.
Feb. 2.lt
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-02-02

EXCITEMENT V TEE COUNT-FLOR>
IDA THE FIRST sTUMBLING-BLOCK-
THREE SETS OF RETURNS,
Gr GG So
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-02-02
Local.
THE STARVING POOR.

GENERAL MOVEMENT FOR THEIR RELIEF
OF SUFFERING DISCOVERED
A FREE LUNCH U PENED &C.,
, 1877-08-02

Sn Sen Nprit fhiden.
Dieie Me6ensart ion entftansen fem, ais
int Sabre 1881 Der &aiier &art Y. einen
allsemeinen Heidstaa bsbufs 'GAltf>
tuna BET Observation-Disclosures ausidrieb.
aarl v. bate beitimmt. oa6 Der Reids.
tag aui l. q p,t bes ssaadten Sabs
res 5u auesbura suiammentreten iole;
bic suten NuaSburser traf,n baber auf
ben l.. Mpril ale 8orbereitunaen gum
@mpfanae Der @dife ; Der Matb ptante
arobe Seflidteiten, Die Meiaen .uuo Nor-
nebnnsn lieBen lire Wobnuneen prddti9
e%rneuern, bic Wirtbe beltenten auf ben l.
9pril aro6e' Uorrdtbe an Wein uub &C..
beMsmittelr, Die &rdner. Die @anbwerfer,
Die MuTter uno 8feifer, fe &Ie, Ollie
ipeiulirten aaf ben l Mpril unb periptas
den Id bon Der @r0ffnuna bee Msidsta.
gesD unberS:nee un6 aoloeue Beiae, rel.
den VerbienIf uno lsthten@ etpinn. gber
Der 1, Iprii erfdten nnt fctn Hcidstaa
tuarb erSfnet; er irbien ueraelien ~ iein,
fam iueni9itenS erf uiel ipdter gu Stan=
Be. Die sroBen gorbtreitunser Der bro
ben Nnasburser waren aber nidt unbes
merit 9eblieben unb ats man erfubr. oaB
he uersebens bes aolobrina'noen J. Npril
aebarrt botten. ipurbcn fe bon iaaocn-
FROZEN Neihsbirscrn ueiblid berlaat.
Sic ,raret eben bte Grfen, Die in ben
u = ii 9eihidt morben ,pa,eu; batteu
fie porausieben f6nuen, wie unenblid bic.
len 9euten es nod ibnen ebenio eraebea
piroe. iie uiiroen lid se.piB leidt. setrS,
fet baben.
, 1877-08-02
GuropaiGhe Nadridtfn.

STE sdM@ter. Mebser. 2no9en-
bauer unbWuritmader baben bas&ei9s.
tanaleramt erIudt, fir ie ale bic BE.
seidnuua .6leiider" einsufiibren. sic
ieben boraus. 6aB Der &ei@sfon3ler ibr
@eiub au elmer @tunoe in griudQnna
siebe. 100 ous bon ibm islbit 10 branil6
seihiloerte @efubl ~rabioluter Wurnig.
felt" i'm niht our9orinst.
Mit ieltensm 6umor Iaieb Ser eben
I'M Sitter BON 81 Sabren pertorbene
preubil9e @enerol b. Mrnim bonn 0eben.
Sc tlin9elte ndmli9 mad ieinem Diener.
Dieter ftirst ing 3immer unb frast :
Ggcelen3 befeblen ? Triebri9, iebt fabre
i'd ab @prad's uno feel toot auriid auf
bic 2iilen.
Gfoppembmrg. Mm 18. SUM- tuurse
Die bcnadbarts Staot T%rieioptbs bon
.tnsm furdtbarsn Braube heimaeiuat.
81 Qduier lieseu in Nlns, IS Gamilisn
iino cboaalos, / Ysrion 1T in ben
6lammen umsetommen, uiele babsn
r..I... hvr6 .;moS~,.ns. M;.hsi M"s
a.,.s ~. s"" G o
o," os, "n" m." S.Sbe" ny
amS @,4."m r, ,O"% ,.y ,h Hp tss
~. Gnr;s. ~" lT S.,'s" w.
fnSt NV ~ r.%. hs} @ ~
areifsn gu t6nnen. 81. utiahs biei.s'
~ .;s ~ .. o. =. Ivy ). WV .;m.'...:'
os ag s r'" "Is e .Sas SS II" g" Ggn'.sOs." 81.
U.s." ~. "'h, u,~y, wv ~.
ssM.n, "% So , w.. s.".s vsals'
s.h." %"s wv 49, S.s".
S 49, s"t to,. n"ra " ~ 800
h;sr aort W." .;n shus .aoa ~ w."
1.r0%.r m 1Y.' 1870 t.m G 49,"
soiort ,s'rh.i. th,r =" y. -,
I.; GS .y"" 49, %e~ -" a.. !"
bSua. ~ n;.l S~;"hrrrosooT sn,
s:s."S C~'
~ 1'u.lgtn pseaBsn, g!osa1nss
S y ots'as. aos, cue ssme'Algas!l!ge
C~sIgsu'ynNS I'll %" No!sn OCT S~H'
!ag11e3e'gen aul oer af1st'oeles ano
Hoee 0Ie SwqeoIh9 elass o!slem Smeae
o!sass0ea "osaos aoSsl@'OMsae S.aa!s.
tritt i'm naaltsn Moaat in araft. Di.
, 1877-08-02
.9ie Giienba9m 1lnrnben.

@t.9onis, 1. Muguit. 3pei Der
2eiter unb Mitslieoer bes gomite's iino
uerbaftete tuoroen. 9ie 9erbaftung
Mnbere tpirb %eripartet.
gbicogo, /. Nug. Ser Ser.
Staaten3i9t,r Drummonb. uernrtbeilte
s Mufrriber. tpeI9e bon Beoria 9ebraht
tpuroen, gu 4 Mo.,aten @rfdnsnib -unb
$50 ,peeen 0eradtuns beg @eiebes
Yittsbur9. Ya., L.. ausuit.
Dur9 cine Gyplolion in Der Gorm BON
beiBem MetaQ in Der @itBseersi III 2t-
bertpitr. seiiern wuroen 2 2eute
t0otti6 perbrannt. Das Seraui9 Der
grploiiOn wuroepy mebrere glod melt
seb5rt.
, 1877-08-02
Mtntftt ttlfgr. ypt(1sa.
Der Qries in Orient.

Bent, l. aueu1t. Ser .psiber
2lopb~ bsri4tst. SAP oos unsarei&e Wi
niterium bsf9loTen fat, bsei Wra,se'
CORPS mobil ,u MAIDEN ano an ben
@renaen BON 0atmatier unb &rootien
a~ufyuaellen.
2onbou, 1. Aug. Sic ySimes'
persTennaht folsenoe eepei@c .Stos'
grab, 81. Sill. Die eoiadsn scsea I'D
beim' perranaben Der 9orbut Soliman
.goido's nod benz TtaiIe Siete snrnt.
Soierous sett berper, baB bas rniiilde
Corps, tpel&.s am 27. Sieteioum beiebi
belt, nod benz Dantrafluie suridsstut.
den it. Sic W%srbinouns nit &uitl4u'
lit lpiebu berseaelt."
0ie MobiliFruns Der 6irei4ii&en
Mrme. miro 23-24 Miliouen Gulotn
erforoern anb bic 0freiHiibe &e9ieruna
mirb mabr19sinlid bic 9ilfe Der 5lrmo
@otbIddb pber bss 8antpereins III @n'
fprud usbmen.
Sem Wiener gorreiponosnten oes
chandelier @uarbioa" sa fpIse 1T Die
Mrmee oes g3aromiti@ ouf benz &iidSu'
&c nod benz Dantra= Tlu1Ie.
9ie itaIienii9e Glotte tom am Won>
tage gu Saronto OH.
3epefnsn b,s .@oiIs Selesrapb" tbsi
len nit, boB bic 5irfen in @efedten bel
Deni @ap1ra uab @Iepna iiesreid s.-
,usien 1inb, uno bob ii@ Die &uiIen mad
Dem galtan suridSisbsn unb BON eo>
Iiman Yaida periolst weroen.
2onbon, 1. aug. Cine Sepei9e
oil ben. .ssleerapb" Don pera ben 81.
Suli. MitternaGt. iast: rNa4ri4ten
bic ioeben BON Osman pai@b erbaIten,
1asen. bob bic Surten einen srobsn6ie leg
erfodten 9oben. Ser Jeinb ,puroe sotl-
tommen in bic Gtudt 9eidlasen nod
susitdsi9em @sfsats, nit einem SetlYjt
BON 5000 Sobtsn unb $4,000 @eruuns
bsien. 9ie 9iirten srbsutsten cine ero<
&c Menee @afen uno Mmmuaition.
SEE Werluft Der 1irt.n 1T I'M @erhalt.
nib eerinse. ba lie nur lire Steuuns
Dertbeioistcn.
2ononn, 1. Mu9. Ser Wiencr
Gorreiponoent Der .Simss1 slaubt ni&t
an Die Mieberlose oes Mbmib G5oub
Paida. Ger. 3immermann's Corps
sebt burd ben 9obruoi&a, fart be-
brobt BON ben reGten 6lu9eI Der tirti.
fden Mrmee BON Warna uno Yarapooi.
9as 9. ruifide Mrmeecorps 1T bsinobe
unfahis gum Gumpf. infols. bes @er-
Iuies. ben es erlittsn bei Nieopolis unb
Yleon.
Mebrere 9spe5Gen ermdbnsn bieSbat
io@e, baB bic Iumanier IieopoIis be-
iebten. infolse bes @du&s Der &uIien.
a!s 3eiden, baB bic Gage Der &uHen
aidt sldnsenb lsin muB.
Ser 8u@aref Correspondent Der
.Simss" iast. boB es bsridtet 1T, oab
Die rumduii@s Dipilion untsr Gen. DEE
nansif befebIiet wirb. nadoem clue tlsi-
ne geiobans suriid selaien, in Der @i9
tana mad NIepna mariairte.
@eridtee fino i'm l1mIouf, boB Mebe.
met Nli nit 10000 Mann insO sman
Boar ansefommen lit. Cine t~lsinese
ruiii9e abtbeiluns siebt I9 Dor inn
surid. M'bsmet Mli perin9t clue Ser.
eimisnns NIT Osman Yaida b~erauitel=
len; foam es aber urr bur9 eineG Aladt
auf ofnen 6slos. Sic MuHen ,parteu
unssoulois'anf Elm iol&e @sIessnbsit.
gas 3sls 4 asn
, 1877-08-02
9alaaoi(hs gtpt(den.

paris. Ont. 1. Aug. Gin jlnssr
Mann. @ameus DleQuap. aus Guelph
itle9 9eltern In bieier Stabt nit einem
Suttbauon empor. Mls Der 8anon liA
gu RAID ientts, iprane M,Qucp beraus
nno osrlu@ts. ben ait zines bobsn Yau.
mes aa ertolsn. Ct itiirste isbo4 sur
Gyos berab ano wuroe sst5otst. :
, 1877-08-02

Vtt4C ueI v*"tSsbs"' ~.
Eta Sgxsse, Elm Mal, *
4ts Sauare, atrtt RAJ *
Elm S4nArt, trtt WeaI sno
gtx Saaars' TN iva SSsnot zoe
fin Sanare bret Ttsnate "'V
&rSe,re Mntstsen trerren tu'ser btre@ae.
H6t ubsv weniser Bel nbtIben stntn Saaase'
aue 9sseseen Fat TN Tpsass q ssesta. Il 3,
Die 3situms wtrb tn Ntanaene ,s'sn unit
asaemb Son. brn 9rdsern tar IS sents per
@cme auS8etragen.
, 1877-08-02
Endurance
a 6 . ut y a II y,
&c.. $40 Walnut Strabe,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Sncorpnrirt 1910.
s8aar CAPITAL" ......$ 1000 90
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,28O,976 II

@mnbsiaentbum in philadelphia
unb i'm @1uylfia Safen-......$150,1 100 90
8cntS untpypotbsfen, erfes@ elb 1889 30
Darleben nit GalateralS .....,... 137.350 90
Gut 8elGerte Wrunbmietben... l1,040 SO
9 leubabn, 8anal unb Splsa-
Gompasuie Bcnbs.".....". 1885 90
&ilenbabn unt anbere Mfttsn.. .... 1886 90
@srsiaisten Staatsn DarIeben... tl0,250 90
@taat. County unb Staet Oars
isbsa ets"..."."..-....-".. $3.50 90
, 1877-08-02
George 6ibfpm, jr.,

Wa9fslefr BON NeIpgs & WibIon.)
q o. 1901 0taiaS trae.
Smpptteur umb 6dnbIer in
aDen Sorteu VorSellau- uno @las-
Waaren, iopie in ueridiebenen
Grten Sausbaltungsse=
rdtbihafter.
81 babe fueben btrett erbalten cine neu
Tprm @irtbidafts. Jlafhen unb ale Mrtsn
Ypn GlGlsr, 8rifaQ-GlalHen, Gbampasuer-
@la1er, Gin pUuss Enforcement pcn Yierel9-
firm. Gisbalter ober WaEertabler r8eiriser-
atprs," ionic cine erpBe auswatl ppn %fran3S.
Gi9sn anb easiii9sn yurseaan.
, 1877-08-02
Wiroinia @tadt8<@ d5et1t
tas.sa bsrsnsssseben ron
3pbx 9. ptin.
10. 8 Su0lfte etraee.
Nihmo Nd, Wa.

Nrefe ner &naet6en:
, 1877-08-02
SerGbermn9s=@ efeuf-
gtrsimia
Teuer ,tnt marine
Derf6ernngsge(fu(taft
Capital. 100000.
offices: 1915 Main Gtra6e.

Dieie @erIterunss.@ cieQl1aft 1T f9cn I'm
SABRE 1882 ins Qeben eerufen unb bat i'd
tets ais cine Der beten unb f1eriten @eiel-
fdaften bftpiefen uib felt ibrer @ntfebuna
$2,5QO,OOO fir gerIiie be3ablt.
Ole bur4i6nittlt@e Disibepbe betrug IL
yros. per @nnum felt ibrer @y' rnbuns.
Wir erfu1en Mas, welts Eerf9srunser
su MAIDEN baben, In ukfef Offes, 80.
1015 Main Ctr. Spr3uipf ten, Ober una
bur@ bic ycft gu benaari&t en-.
%. &. Gotuarbin, prai snt.
moi gamuel q. @iQi8, Sefr.
, 1877-08-02

N% THE CIRCULATION OF THR
STATS GAZETTE Is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALL
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1877-08-02
gie penn(plpania
ftutr Ifrlberuuss : @e(ta(baft
bon PbilabeIpbia.
@earanbet 1925.

gaar Capital. ....S 10000 90
Nctiua. ........... 1,655,7l7 20
, 1877-04-26

Epsciat DttpascA 10 1As 3Stbuhs.
WAsaIsurok, D. t., April .o.-'fhS election ct
Judge Spo6osl 10 tho Senate by the NIeho1ls Leg
islature Ut Louisiana will undoubtedly given occa-
sion for FeopenEng tito contkoycrvy In tho Senate.
Ex.Ooy. Kellogg, who was elected BY tho Packard
Legislature. has atuady tlcd bis credentials, aud
they bare been referred 10 Morton's Committee on
Privileges and Elections, 8poGar4 Will also clalna
scat In tho Bcnate. and The question will arise
during the extra session. not only In Ito Commit.
too On Privileges md Elections, but probably In
Senate follows the precedents established IN tho
Ptnchback contest no dacIsion IL likely to 10
reached during thu extra session, but much
time MAY be devoted 10 tas discussion
of tho question. Whatever mar b. tha
has Il eataSiishst, and thai Il ihat tho aes!oa u
the Senate ean haye no eucet upon tlo question of
ssn.s s refuse 70 admit spoao1d aaa :hoal i s;sa
20 further and vo(s 10 allow Kellogg 10 tako hts
seat. which IL ts not Ut all likely u cohvent 70,
that action wuu!4 aa no way dst0rb the Hicholls
Tux LKoALlIr or K1Lloo0's rlTLn
TO, the Goysrn9fshtp Of Louisiana was never
affirmed BY the Senate during lhs whole four yesrs
Of his fneumesncy, and ssfusal 10 adais Judge
HpoH1rd TO tho Donate would place that bu<EY In
exactly the sauao sttltuda towards the EIehol!a
Government iA Loolslsl!s which II held towards
Kclloyx'H Government durlug tho wholc Of it,
Ifa pfesonccrtcd attack u made on tho Southern
uolIsx Ut lha Alnulstraton during tho extra sas-
7tou Of Congress, The Senatorial contest wilt prob
ebly b matls ths 6s.ta Of II 1nt ~ x9Rsts, p1p'
and the evident tcslrs Ut tbs people os tho whole
country u hear no more about lha unhappy eon'
troversY which has distracted thu coHAtry foF fans
Republican pasty ID conxtsss ln connection With
this Que4ttoA,
, 1877-04-26

Nxv on1xANs, April 25.--Gov. Packard baa
'ia%ued tha following farewell addses& to hts ad.
hefppu;
.,S7ATB or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE pxrAn1nENT,
nav ORLEANS, La, April 2b, 1S77.-1b fAS r.
PSt4tcaAt af Loat4iutd: On this day, tho 6itsenth
eaaSessaFy Of the surrender OF New Orleans 10 tho
lotcea Ut tas Epltrl EtalGs, bseo1lss nv duty to
Aasouaca - you thst the AID aud counteuAuco at
~ National Government has been Withdrawn from
% mSat revolutionary IN form ~ practically oa the
of nsuspiog tho control Of a4!ts IN this ststs
1sseall tho ctcuns tho lat Electoral cam.
pagn only 10 thank yon for the 6deltY to principle
'Htaleh you then dtsp!Ayed. Tbs ltsp1b-
Il. i'm party. = you know, antstsa ts upon
sstote. Il had yalhted under IL banners ~ in-
aasaaal e!as4 Of nsttre-bosu cit.kens u Oh WniX
eateeedsnt., who, 10 their honor be 1t said, still!
ttSaaa faithful 70 tbs principles the{ cspoused apd
~ Government they supported, II was fuHhef
sanen4thsnsd BY tho abseneo FROM tho ssato Of the
Rsteaes TO tho party hal brought i into latspnts-
saese eaases toa,Lluel to hslax about tho Eona1e-
ere suctoAs sehiuyc4 BY ths Hspubllean party In
~ Tue doubtful parishes, with oue exception, even
sxstss ssxsts t2s. wh4ta population pEsponAssaies, nnA
.aleh gsse III = majority In tho Legislature. Re-
aekss carried every Republican pasish. and also y
sa@eet of PARISHES which, In lha last Le9zlatuts.
sts Fspssseuted BY De,uocrsslu msmbets.
oasEy 11nMxfixA The historical eve nt4 That haft
iase occurred. Ths Gsnessl Assembly met % the
~ ~ ot Jaana1Y lat, oFgsulzed With f1ll legal
eHpxose1 ape BY tho then Executive Of tha state, and
~ tos 20 Vt January lsst cAnsaased and declared
~ tots foF Governor. At thl. tIaas tho nation
tHttassd BY duubt u TO the reault Of tho ptesi-
Ssnt1A election: With Ihs expectation that SAN
s@'' 1aa<a u4zat pastihly besaas Prcaiaens Of
, 1877-04-26

Tho Dominion Council Of Aertcnlture-Rall-
waJ aIatters-other 1ntetitRenec.
gptetai Dzpaeea 10 7ns 1tfaha4
O7rAwA, April 25.-Tho Dominion Council of
Agriculture hu1d tts nrst meeting to-day in the
Senate Chamber, Tho lion. u. Christie waa elect
cd rscatdent. A number Of important resolutions
were passed having In vtsw tho promotion OF AeH-
cultural, dntrying. md numbering interests of tho
Dopaluson. 1t was suggested that monthly re.
port on agriculture, horticulture, and forestry bo
publfahcd; also m annual report OF complete sta.
ttsttcs Of tho same subject, a!mttar to that pub-
lished In tho United Suites II was also suggested
that tho Dominion muscnm At Ottawn b lolnrostd
10 Us 10 mako 1t rival OF tho museum, A. Waah.
ingtou. committee WA appointed to report on
tho best means OF securing tteo Interchange Of
Of agricultural productions between tie statcs and
cunaln, irrespective of 0t.or tMtefcstas also ths
Northwest, It was resolved that tho Invitation of
the President Of she National Agricultural Con:
amsetlas It Chicago daflas tha ia,sr.stats Kspo:
stion IT september. 1a77, 10 ncccpted. and that
Tho members OF tho Uou!lnion Council ho requested
po.el ' ossanisaton II SortS Gnsriesn @ . XsriEeu.
tnrai Congress on the basis that each pFoyIncu Of
tho stsses Of IL" American Gor. i. wss sso ~
solved ihat fal co!'ectan Of the au!icatufa1 pro-
.,ets oi Carata b. exhieised q iho Permanent II.
''' 1o''' Z st%eiai si hspatcA to ~ 7,rs4n4.
OEFAWAa NJEl-s ss,-~1l tI0 &QA9U ~ %VHbluulAs
after IN c1citins dobolu On tho Pacific italrosd
policy of !he 00.ornnens, vote was taken At >
tdence notton. Tio solo stood 1ot TOT thu Gov
wrsSi so:ssy day mosea ~ sisat tho SorhcSa Hallway Il
Caaala .hail. withln ons ysas from tha: IL Of
aa,a of $, i:sa Ii satisfaction II SANS ssapsup.
eFlY applied by tho Cnnpany o9t Of snonoys pa{s.
biz tu tho Government Of Canada, ahd also a4aIEn
. mortgage on tho cauchtchtnv ltotet,s built
by Tho Railroad comeany. fur moneys. advanced
thereon. An agent has been appointed by the DO.
mnion Government Tor tue Port OF Duluth to Ut.
teuI % The wanss Of t1nlaigfants On their way 70
Manitoba.
ceiyel by ST. GcosKs's, IT. Aadraws, and sil othor
Dftl.h Aasoelat9ns q TIL. eIsy, 70 partci9ts IN
VA, ou ne guesn's birthday. Ths celebration
ii. Georges Union ard tho usitlsh Associations
OF FirSiAiA.
MONTREAL, April 4j.-lt II announced that tho
cnnal vii! be open fot navigation Monday. the 7th
OF btsy. The masonry 4ect1uR seven MEs 6n!sh.
e4 onlcht, and u ready Tor tho water to be let In.
, 1877-04-26

. spectdf Nspaseh to TIE 7ftbpns.
WARRINGTON, y. t., Apslt 45.--rho Trueteea OF
Howard University to.duy elected DR.. ". ".
Patton, Of Chicago, President There was IN
earnest competition between Clark, Of Ohio tcot.
orel}, and Cardoxo, OF South Cxrollna (colored),
one Of Chamberlsin's State officers, ~ defeat Pat.
ton The co1osed men on tho hoard all rotctl for
one OF the other OF the colosel canddates and al
Though tho xote for Patton was made UNANIMOUS
after tho Ett Informal ballot. the coioEe1 Trustees
express regrets that prominent colorcd tnan could
not have been chosen to tho Presidency. They
think tho eolored rtec, fur which the instttu-
ton IL designed, could bare been better served by
the chnteG Of = to1ortd- man. However, there ~
no itl.ftel!nR. Tic color limo was pretty sharply
drawn By tho trustees OH the Informal ballot. On
this ballot pattnn hnd . votes. .--,rutlock. Smith
Mitchell, Alward, ua1lsch Richards, Charles.
Howard, and Freshly. All of them were white.
and ali CongrcgationslIst. There appears su hare
been quite an effort among the Congregationalsts
u secure tue control OF thu college, Glafke, this
Ohio professor, who WIS said ~ bu strongly snp.
ported br la}es, received fye sotuf, four Ut wh0n
were colurcd. Fred Douglass rnads IN earue8t
speech tn behalf Of Clarke, claiming that II wns
1ne to tho coorea Eacc to reject colurcd man for
students n Tue college, excepting few willie In the
medical department. John 4. Cooke, the coloEed
lawyer, alt1 voted for Clarke. C1fd0x0, Of South
Carolina, obtained tHo TUtcs. ono OF each c1ass -
Scnator PotneFoy anl colorel trustee. ThosG
two votes were cast for him 70 the end, notwith:
ballot that The election Of pattou should BE- declared
unanimous.
The Truateca declared that tho tnatltutloa waa
ont Of debt, and in good condition.
, 1877-04-26

Certain Young Eoraous oG wisconsin Unite
TtlrIr NsekeFcsltefs aud Ies Go OF Their
h1ousha. ......
Spseta. NspateA 10 744 7rsHss .
MADISON, Wiz, April Is. Tho State oratorlca!
Association had it, third annual contest at the
Capitol tonight. The Assembly Chamber was
we'll t!1ed BY tho friends Of education ia our city
and many stuaents from Abroad. The e1rfetaca
wers opened BY sR address by President Basconh.
Of Tbs 6tato University. 1hs compositions wero
from tho stsse Uutvessty, The LswEeues uuiscrst.
~. os Appleton. ueloIt College. aud Milton Cot
lesc. Thu following weso tho sab]cct*: ". II.
Carr, Of Belois - Cromwell and l:ooespietEe"; A.
A. Curtis, Of Lawseacs valyes'sy. Appleton,
..sataa saa asphI'tsph*ls."; T. W Ttou'4eIl % Il.
saa Work. q Fste, sa,,txsigtt"; ;, w: p r., +:
1fst pri1s VA awassaed to 4. A.. Custl+. Of Law.
fsoes y Gu, srsl III ~ second g1fs, :. VI TX
order. Ths State Unlvar.isy bad high bop<t ot
winning the 1ras prize, and our boJe are unhappJ;
The Appleton boys arc feeling very tnueh s!*lad
over tie result
, 1877-04-26


WAanIsarox, u. C.. April 2:,.-tlcn. r. Norris
Chester and James +. Vance. os Lou1s!ana, have
presented to tho Pfcatdent the memorial Of tho
eo!oscd citizens Of that State IN regard to it, pot
tcaf situation, and asking thRt Cor. Packard bs
sustained. The bearers Of The Addrets raid 10 tho
President that this address wond br tho list Of IL
kind be would be likely to receive from representa-
tfvo colorcd men OF Louisiana. They recognized
tho present condition OF AFFAIR." NJ unh1tef.
ahae, aud accept Tho attuattaa, and though
the new policy. anggeatea some fears,
also that should auY change BE- nude ii she FED.
cfa1 Offices Of Loni.lana, gentlemen Of en,inence
snu o IT, r Mnna a DG @ @ ast
The President, In Fcpty, said he hal no doubt
the policy adopted would bring ample projection
afiana 10 The State. In thts policy lie had idea
whatever Of dcscrtinX tho colorcd people. aud In
the event OF chAnges in tho Federal ottces Of
retog4itel.
, 1877-04-26

1sisa fact widely and amply astestesl that whtre
The powerful and pernie,ons drug, gutninc. and
other mfncrsl pofeous, administered ~ remedies
for feFcr ant ague and bilious sc.n1ttents fail to
yte1d more than temporary rclfcf 10 the sufferer.
1lostetters Stomach Dttess scofrhes those trcmrn-
dous cp!demfcs thoroughly. and BY streng.h.nins
the syscn and regulating is functions. protectt Il
aeatntt n&1arEal attacks No resident Of locality
where the above msfadtcs prevail, or where they
ate likely to break out ia consequences Of lhc pos.
Ahonld fail II tako practical cognizancr of tl,c
G6ose itnpofiant trHth. and by Timely "" NJ tf1a
to the physcst cns.s,iiution. There 10 mt In c1s
tenee liner tonic. corrective nud defensive cor.