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SENATOR GROWERS ELECTION.
TESTIMONY -axES nKfoEr 1nE fSyrsrIoArSc
COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE.
ssx FssScIsco. Ca. Jaly 4 1877.
Portland oregos. dsspsich states tha IN the
senator Grover siec;ior mvesgauon ex-senator
Nesnnh testlhee he bad been aske1 for nersy 70
secure his election. bot shortly before hs iriends
asked permission 10 wthdrsv bi. name. % Which No
consented; be uDderstood oulsasrs sere PAID % the
Grover Interest; he knew o; no member Of The
Legislature receiving money The nn. ballot Tor BIS
vote; Mr. h. Goldsmith. banker. . frisnd Of senator
Grover. arrived In saom the night before the ciee
tion: heard he Interviewed slx backward members.
but he denied TO me hav;ns used money Mr.
Growers interest.
A. W. Waters, unnei States Marshal te-tnsd:--
II was generally rumorec Mr.. Goldsmith broaght
money from Portland secure Mr. Growers election
G. 81 Johns testiied Heard a conservation N the
presence OF Mr. Goldsmith relation 10 democrats
who refused TO go Into caucus. % was stated they
probably wanted money; the question was raised
to how much thcy would require 20 cease Their op-
position TO Mr. Grover; some one sald St.90v. next
morning Mr.. Goldsmith said the matter had liked
ard there would be election that day; Mr.. Gold
smith and Mr.. smith, brother-iD.law OF Mr. .rsver,
mentioned as those who would furnish the
quired money
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OBITUARY.
CAPTAIN JOHN A. WEBSTER

CAPTAIN JOHN A. WEBSTER.
Captain John A. webstor, officer Of the United
States service. died yesterday at his home
Hartford county, Nd, aged nnety-onc years The do
ceased a brave and gallant Smcer. He commanded
the famous sixgun battery tho Ferry branch when
the British fleet bombarded Fort McHcnry In 1914,
and repuised The enemy, who had passed Fort
McHenry during the night In barges and light vessels.
He was presented with several swords for gallant
services IN this action. Captain Webster retired from
active service lew years ago, but with full pay,
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THE MONTREAL ORANGEMEN.

MONTREAL, July 4, 1877.
Mayor Beaudry to-day officially replied to the pc
titon of the Orange societies for the protection Of
their procession the 18th inst. He pointed that
the association not legally constituted ana they
had right TO claim body further protection than
that to which every citizen individually entitled
In Of the many threatening which had re.
Gently reached hun b. said he most earnestly and
confidently entreated the Oran semcn TO ider
their decision and good, loyal citizens to AVOID
their celebration any outside demonstration which
might provoke conflict, the evil consequences OF
which could not but be most teplorsblc.
The Orangemcn will hold mass meeting to decide
what to do under tue critical circumstances
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TWO STEAMERS SUNK.
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[BY TELKGRAPH TO THE HERALD
MONTREAL, July 4, 1871
Two ocean steamers, the Elphipstonc and the Red
water coidcd this afternoon 1t Point Trembles,
a short distance below this port Both vessels sank
and will probably prove total losses The EIphinstone
inward bound, with cargo OF IRON. &c. the
Redwatcr outward with full cargo Of corn. No lives
lost.
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SECRETARY SHERMAN'S TRIP.

CAPE MAY, ~ Y. July T. 1877
The revenue cutter Grant. commanded bv Captain
Walker, arrived here this morning. having on board
Secretary Sherman, Webb c. Hayes, OF the Prcs.
dent, and D. J. Kimball Chief OF the Coast Survey.
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SUICIDE FOR LOVE
Ipy TELEGRAPH TO rmr urn.Lp.i

py TELE0EAPH 10 THr uFnkLD.f
wiLsISeroS. Del. Jay a. 1877.
man named Calvin y IassIe. Who employs
OF the Harlan and Hoinssxorsh Company Of ths cay.
builders railroad cars. conmltisd ON Mon
day last by jumping into the chnsilasa RIVER Ds-
appointment In love was said to be the cause Hs
body recovered ths astsrnooB. aud q wsfs
found photographs Of himself and OF a isdy ~te
sides Ia Jacksonville m, named Noilie Yields. from
whom several letters wer fouDd ufon ms person. a
letter also from he sister, Clara X Taitie 81 >estv~n
Centre Mass Hts remains are 10 the coroners once
this city awaiting the direction Of his sister ABOVE
na mod
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NJ. dc Corcee. secretary OF the French Legation ~
Washington, Is at the Albemarle. Judge George =.
Comstock, Of Syracuse aud cx-Congrcssman Lewis IL
Gunckel, OF Ohio, are at the Filth Avenue Rev. c. r.
Weld, of Baltimore, Is at the Hoffman. Judge F. II.
Grandin. of Mobile, and Nathan Adams, Of Memphis,
ut the New York.
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HOTEL WAITER SHOT.

WILMINGTON, Del, July l. 1877.
At Dovor, DEL, this morning a coorcd man named
Henry Seymour shot and mortaly wounded James
Browa u colored waiter at tho Capitol Hotel. The
cause or the shooting Is unknown
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TWO MEN FATALLY BURNED.

LEBANON, Pa, July 4, 1877.
AS worl:mcn engaged IN blowing out North
Lebanon furnace No. 3, at ten O'Clock last night,
accident occurred by which Charles Smith aud David
Gantz fatally, and John kIImaycr and Edward
Hoffman dangerously burned.
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FOUND DROWNED.

roRr HAMILTON, N. Y, July 4, 1877.
Coroner Bennett held an inquest to-day upon the
body of a man found floating in the bay The de-
ceased had sanly hair and side wh,skcrs dressed
In dark pantaloons and vest plaid muslin Shirt ixcd
socks and Congress shoes, and had been but very
short time In the water.
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BOATING ACCIDENT.
SIX PERSONS DROWNED.

SIX PERSONS DROWNED.
BosToS, July 4, 1877.
rowboat on Horn Pond, near Woburn, Mass, con-
sainiuk twelve persons, capsized tonight, and Mrs.
Ross!ter, OF woburn, and child; Mr.. aud Mrs.
O'Leary, OF Winchester, apd one child, and Mr.. Kim
ney OF Woburn. were drowned.
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THE Okla INDIAN TROUBLES.

MONTREAL, July 4, 1871
In the Of the Okla Indians trial Tor breaking
the fence belonging to the seminary the prosecution
completely broke down before the Grand Jury, who
returned no bill Proceedings Tor damages are to DO
takon against the seminary.
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LABOR TROUBLES.

MONTREAL, July 4, 1877.
In view OF the recent ship laborers troubles here
the river police to DO recognized and armed with
Snidcr rifles aud bayoncts.
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TIE wEATupn yrsrrpn.v

Tho following record win show tho changes In tho
temperature for tho past twenty four hours In com.
parson with the corresponding date year as ipd
Gated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Building:-
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MANUFACToRY BURNED.

MoSrcLAIR, ". j.. July a. is.i
Crump's label mandatory, employing about Two
hundred hands, was destroyed by nre this morning.
Loss about $500, 600 II wi bc rebuilt at once lts
capacity was over one hundred millions OF Abes per
month.
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LUMBER FROM CANADA.

OTTAWA, July 4, 1877.
The exports Of lumber to the United States for the
last quarter that of the period last year
by about 4, zoo, 900 feet
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SHOOTING ACCIDENT.

PORTSMOUTH, ". H., July 4, 1871
Orvill A. Palmer accidentally shot by his brother
Charles here to-day. The wound Is believed 70 b
tal
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE xoSoSoABELA AT HALIFAX.
HAiirsx. n. T.. Jal, a. 1877. :
Tho United States steamer Nonongahes arrived
here this afternoon from New London and ~il rsmAn
here ten days. several other Amcricaa var vessels
arc expected shortly.
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A WOMAN SHOT.

CHESTER, Pa, July 4, 1871.
Mrs. Louisa CulIn was shot In the head this morn
ing by some person unknown. Her condition is crit
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KILLED BY A POLICE OFFICER

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NoRSoLs, Va, July 4 1871
In a whiskey row In the Cospon secsioa Of Ports
mouth to-day a citizen named Joan Cherry vas spct
and killed by occr Richard Curtis Of the police force.
The officer Was committed TO ja.L
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KILLED BY THE CARS.

SKsnVRe. y. Y. July 4, 1871.
An Intoxicated laborcr, whose name 10 unkaown,
was killed here by the ears ast night
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A.-1ENNETr pUILpING.

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APPLY ON rnE PREMISES.
A-sCHENCKs MANDRAKE PILLS-IN ALL
billions disorders these pills may bc used with confidence
they promote the discharge OF vitsted bile
those o5sructions from the liver hillary ducts which
cxpeI acaes seatworms which are 90 to
producing piles stuia dysenery and other
painful disorders
AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA NO PEARL Is
found that In teeth ~htened snsed
with that incompatible dencc tho fragrant
set 80 say the ladies' who the Judges In such
tiers.
BARTLETrs STREET LAMPS OIL FIXTURES.
Gas and on stoves Reflector Student Lamps, &c Fac
BRAIN FOoD-A BOTANICAL, EXTRACT FOR
strengthening the brain and positive remedy for
debility caused BY mental or physical price 81
Depot ALLEYS Pharmacy 3i3 ist Send circular
BRAIN FOOD Is SOLD Ar HUDNUr's, HERALE
Building. and zlrz's. corner siss It. and Broadway.
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~ Ann 81
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-13

The Boston Post says: "The Electoral
Commission has already decided that the
ineligibility of an elector. is 4 legitimate
subject of inquiry and proof. Applying
this to South Carolina, how will that case
stand? The Constitution of that State inn
peratively requires a registration Of voters.
None has been made. The election there
being thus unconstitutional, was invalid
and void. Consequently neither set Of
electors was lawfully chosen. II the Com
mission can consider the question OF ineli-
gibility of single elector, much more can
It determine the title OF IN entire board.
II, therefore, the vote of South Carolina is
necessary to elect Hayes. he cannot have it,
II her vote for either candidate is excluded,
then, 50 far as the result is dependent upon
that State, the result would be no choice.
In this event the election OF the President
would go the House, and that OF Vice
President to the Senate. This would give
us Tilden and Wheeler. In the tubilance
displayed by the Republicans over Florida
they seem to have lost sight OF this import.
ant factor.'
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Louisiana.

The owe houses have reached Louisiana Nsel
and have separated and. agala called in the
Electoral Commission. The foolish reports
"A 10 what waste be done In the cases OF
ineligible electors In Illinois and elsewhere
were aM proved TO be false. AS we have
before stated, an ineligible elcctor = as
good as an eligible one in any State except
Louisiana, Oregon, and South Carolina;
and we begin TO fear in these also.
irwin take at least a week to get through
with the Louisiana case. We received yes.
serday the full reports Of the majority anu
the minority of tho House comm'tIee Oh
the Louisiana case. 1t was, we guess, Tue
object al the House in taking recess from
Saturday until Monday to get all the papers
for the Electoral Commission ready by the
time the name OF Louisiana was ca''ea.
,These reports would Gil several sheets such
40 ours. It would be good days WORK
for man to read them silently, and It
would break him down entirely to read
them to court ORR crowd.
The Louisiana case is very promls-
Ing one. Not that we lay any stress upon
the stories OF ineligible electors iii that
State, but because there seem to
he presented some strong law-points.
These are the things to catch Judges
with. We will, however, not speculate.
Whatever the result, it must be acquiesced
In. Indeed, we can't help ourselves II we
would. The la,c is now in our way. Before
we had merely the Senate and General
GRANT. Let us hope Tor the best, and not
fear the worst.
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A Vir@inian Dies I'm Chicago.

From the chicago Times. 1Utn.J
At meeting OF the wholesale grocers and
tobacconists held yesterday ut the office OF
Messrs. Best, Russell d Co. to take action
relative to the death OF Mr.. Jacob L. Smith,
Judge George Hibben presided, and COM
mittce consisting OF Messrs. W. j. Guam,
Charles w. Merriam, Henry w. Adams,
Samue! Baker, and Frank Ruffner, present
ed the following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas it has pleased the Almighty to
remove from our midst Mr.. Jacob L. smith,
who has been connected with the tobacco
and grocery trade Of this city for fifteen
years; and whereas we recognized in Mr..
Smith an active businessman, an honest
merchant, and Il genial, warm-hearted
friend, and we wish to express our sincere
sorrow at his death; be it
ReSolUed, That we feel by his death the
tobacco and grocery trade have lost an ac-
tive. energetic member, the community an
honest citizen, and his wife kind, devoted
husband.
Resolved, That the secretary be instruct
cd to forward a copy of these resolutions to
the family OF the deceased, to the New
York Iobacco-Leaf, the Richmond Dis
patch, the Danville Neus, the Chicago
Times, and the Chicago Tribune.
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Let not the gentlemen who advocated
$. Tilden and reform with an eye single
to the Offices rest in the confident belief that
as soon as the Tribunal announces the cleo
ton Of the great reformer their trouble is
at an end. They will have to pass his mus
ter, and il they were ever SO worthy and he
ever so DESTROYS Of rewarding them, the
tenure-of-office act, created to spite Andy
johnson and never repealed, stands as a
Chinese wall in the Chicago Times. :
The latest reports OF the condition Of
Secretary Morrill, are that he continues to
improve, and is now regarded by his physi.
clan as being decidedly better. He has re-
gained his appetite, his fever has greatly
abated, and the indications are all In favor
OF his speedy recovery.
q MIR. Stephens's physician reports that he
Ii lapid!y improving from his late severe,
Illness, which was pneumonia, followed by,
acute bronchitis. ,'l.s'.5s,S:
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Died, at his residence, on Darlington street Feb
IN the year 81 his age
Died. on Wednesday morning. the 9TH instant, Dir.
CHARLES NEYINS; zneed seventy two yenrs; Tor
many years resident OF this city, but native of
Mr.. NEy1Ss was well known 10 many. old resi-
dents Of this city. His remains were Inferred at
lakewood Cemetery.
May he rest In pelce (. II. W.
Philadelphia and New York papers please copy.
Died, in this city, Sunday afternoon at o'clock,
Mrs. barbara GRIMES; aged afty-lve years.
OUR MOTHER.
wreaths of BRIGHT evergreen of our affection.
strengthened by time. sfnll not wi'her nor fade;
Long shall our mothers name lie tenGerly cherished.
Hallowcd the spot where the casket Is laid.
Plant we tree which may wave over ME
When am gone;
Sing ye song If my grave you should see
81. ..4.gr When am gone.
Come ut the close Of bright summers day,
Come when the sun .heds his last lingering ray.
Come and Tsjo sS ha, thus pasoea asas
(Tuesdayl. mt O'Clock, from 81. Peters Cathedral
Friends and acquuinfances are inVlted 10 attend.
Philadelphia, Louisville, and chicago papers
please copy.
Died, Sunday evening, the l 1ih day CT February,
1877, ADA MADOi,A, only daughter u 4. p. and
Madeira E. Arnrtt; aged two years SIX months ana
twenty-threo days
We miss her: words cannot express
The grief we feel this hour.
o! may we meet In Heaven above
Our darling. sweet little flower.
The funeral will take place THIS TUESDAY, lay
Chris church The friends ana acqnaln'ances
OF the family are respectfully invited 10 attend
without further notice.
Died, February 18Th. OF pncu,nonia, HELEN, in
FAINT daughter Of DIR. J. e. and A. G.. Cahel
Her funeral will tahc place from her fathers resi-
dcnce THIS DAY at AZ o'clock NJ.
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GOVERNOR TILDEN's VIEWs.-The Wash.
ington correspondent of the New York
Herald writes:
"Governor Tilden said yesterday evening
to personal friend whom he had requested
to 60 to Washington: Say to our friends
that they have no reason TO be depressed il
the Commission decides against the Demo.
cracy in the Florida case. expect the de.
cisicn will be adverse, but do not encour-
age dependency. The loss OF Florida will
not surprise me, but there are other points
upon which am confident the Democracy
will succeed" s
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A DEMAND FOR RECORDS REFUsED.-Gov.
ernor Vance, of North Carolina. is in re-
ceipt of letter from the Secretary OF War
demanding the records of the Office Of the
Adjutant-G General Of the State for the years
1861 to 1865. inclusive. Governor Vance
has replied, refusing to comply with the
demand, in the course Of his reply refer
ring to certain North Carolina letter-books
now In possession of the Federal Govern
ment to which he is not permitted access,
but which have been garbled by designing
men and used to his detriment.
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BIsHops.-Three bishops OF the Protest
ant Episcopal Church from other States
were in Baltimore yesterdav-viz., Bishops
Whipplc, of Minnesota; Huntington, OF
Central New York, and Assistant Bishop
Dudley, of Kentucky. Bishop Dudley is
en- route for Alexandria, where he is de-
sisnated as one Of the prosecutors at the con-
secration on Tuesday OF Rev. DR.. Penick
as Bishop of Africa Baltimore Sun, 18th.
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BOILER Cincinnati, Ohio
February IA boiler in Harrison Jones's
saw-mill, nine miles from NobleSville,
Indiana, exploded Saturday morning,
instantly killing Pleasant Gilman and
James Page, and iniuring Marion Stewart
and Thomas Jackson so badly they have
since died. Three other men are slightly
injured
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THE VATICAN CoUNcIL.-London, Febru-
airy PA dispatch to the Times from Rome
says the Pope Is full OF the project for con-
tinuing the Vatican Council. The congre-
CATION of the cardinals, to whose consdera-
ton he submitted the matter. however, had
the Council still continue, its resumption
would be inopportune.
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DEATH OF THE OLDEST Episcopal MINIS
TER.-Baltimore, February 11.-Rey. John
Wiley, aged seventy-one, and for thirty
years q minister Of Protestant Episcopal
churches in Cecil and Charles counties, died
in this city to-day OF heart-diseasc. He is
said to have been the oldest ordained min
ister OF the Protestant Episcopal Church.
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General Anderson, OF the Louisiana Re
turning Board, twice offered the corre-
spondent OF the i,sqUirer according to the
latters statenent) an appointment rs the
fifth Tor DemocrnticJ member, subject to
certain conditions. Wells Mss stated to the.
eorresp ondent that e'considerea his places
Wepth n million. - s.
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ExPLosIoS IN A NEWSPAPER OFFICE
Chicago, February 11.-Friday night the
boiler Of the Daily Ne,es establishment ex-
ploded, demolishing the two-story extern
sion of the building in which it was stu
ated, running folder, and iniuring four
cylinder presses to some extent. The loss
is not very heavy. Two or three folders
were scaded and bruised.
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MATT. CARPENTER AND THE LOUISIANA
CASE Washington, February u.-Matt.
Carpenter claims to have the Louisiana case
dished up in way that will defeat the
Commissions deglutition, it will be so
nasty. He offers to wager the coating Of
his own stomach.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
!AMg-SEMESTS.
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nR. GUSTAVE SATTER.

nR. GUSTAVE SATTER.
Mr.. HENRY c. WYATT has The honor To inform
the public of Richmond that he has secured the man.
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for the Stare OF Virginia.
THE FIRST GRAND CONCERT OF
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Professors T.. 4. AMBoLp and j. REISHARDT, Mrs.
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Mcssrs. REDroRD, PIZZISI, JENKINS, CARDoZA,
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at WYATT'S musc-storc.
Admission, 10 cents. No extra charge for re-
served seats. lc 10