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The Cattle Plague.

WAsHGSGNoN, August lS.--The Cat
Tie Plague Commission OF the British
House OF Commons have agreed IN their
report to recommend that alI lmports-
tons from Germany, Russia and Bel
GUM be absolutely prohlbtedi that cat
tie imported from AL other countries b.
KILLED 1T the place of landing; that stock
in metropolitan markets should only be
removed for slaughter; that all move
mants of cattle in Infested districts be-
prohibited; that fairs and markets
Ds stopped; that infected farms be- sub
iected to quarantine; that compensation
I,r pIeuro-neumonia be the same ~ for
the cattle plague; that ali cattle sheds m
the towns be subjected 10 registration
and inspection Notwithstanding thes"
stringent measures, the disease is on the
increase IN London and It's envlr"ns
SO infectious Is the disease that
it is dangerous for cattle t.
pass tho infected districts or To
breathe the air of the hay or straw from
these districts, or 10 drink from tue pooh
,r fords wncre diseased cattle have
s.rsyed. Sheep may convey the disease
by means OF their wool, and the wool
from foreign countries should be care
'ully kept from contact with anything
likely To- carry the disease, when IN
pDr from countries where tho disease
oxIs HOo!s, horns, etc, and the cloth
my the men employed To- sIaug
iisca,.L cattle will convey the injection.
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Maine Democratic state Convention

PORTLAND, August l3.-The Demo
cratic Slste Convention meets to-mor-
row, and will indor.e the Southern POI
icy OF the President. J. {. Talbot, las.
wears candidate fur Governor, was wait
ed on 10 night and requested 10 with
draw, but declined.
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Swimming Match.

PHILADELPHIA, August l3.-Tne
four mile swimming match between
Thomas Coyle, OF Chester, and George n
Wade, of Brooklyn, resulted in al easy
victory for Wade by two and one-hslt
minutes
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-14
No Rest for the Pool Sellers.

New YORK, August l3-The decision
declaring pool selling in New Jersey
illegal having been affirmed By the Su-
preme Court OF that State, the pool men
who moved over from here have to move
again.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-14
FafIuFe.

GLES FALL, y. Y, Augu.: l3.-Tls
Liabilities Of Darwin Sbermsu, VII Us
peld=d on Saturday, srs $50 600 Mzny
person. sre thrown out 0. work.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-14
Fresh Meat Vessel

E9UEN, FKASCE, August II Tn
steamship Frigordqle, built Tor preser
Wig fresh meat on loug yDyage-, has ar,
rived from tue river Platte with cargo
OF mes. u fine condition. one hundred
md twelve fsy- o.eps"i since he began
-saaruy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-14
Point Rreeze Races.

PHILADELPHIA, August lS.-The
Point Breeze summer meeting began TO-
day. The races to-day were of the 2:5O
and 2:27 classes. TIE latter wss won by
Lady kiideer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-14

PARTY of l54 families has been
made I'D at Indianapolis to emigrste to
Mississippi. A very sensible way OF get
ting ont of the crowded cities.
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New Departure.

PHILADELPHIA. Angus; l3.-The e1-
hib!tors ~ the permscent exhibition
have decided 10 open the exhibition on
Sundays hereafter.
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prennrIng tn Receire the Pre.idcnI.

BENNINGTON, VT, August ID To
day has been devoted t. finishing the
street decorations. On Main and North
:rects almost the ertire length has beer
hesuJiisd with fags, streamers and ban
rers. Among the notices are "Wel-
come to the President, the Psctcator Of
states g Coed Mile Faitha' Ia hundred
thousand welcomes); "Iu the Name Of
the Great jehovah and the
Continental Congress" "Live Free
or De "John Stark Liberty
generations past and generations to com"
will hu,e ls responsible for the sacred
trust;' "Hpllir Stark did not sleep
widow. August, l7T. Several car loads
ot visitor a-rrc ! today. The exercise
proper OF The '.....Ula, begin WeInes-
1ay morning The review this evening Of
the National Guards by Gov. Fairbank.
WAS witnessed by thousands o' people
Twenty-Five posts guard camp Stark
The President and : cabinet srriveW We'd
ncsday afternoon Gov. FslrchIld and
a committee will meet the President n
the State line 20 wclcom" him 10 Yer.
NON. The Governors OF Maine, New
Hampshire, Massachusetts Illinois West
Virginia Wisconsin and Florida WI. ar-
rive Wednesday,
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TaE NEW p.
The Indians Reports Of
Gibbons Fight Con-
frmed.
Howard to Continue the
Pursuit.
Outlaws Released by Mex
ican Raiders in
Texas.
Further Returns of the Cap
itaI Election.
CHARLESTON, August l3.

special Dispatch To the Register.
Full returns have been received from
forty counties representing ali sections
of the State Twenty-Five counties give
majorities for Charleston which aggre-
gate % 532 Eighteen counties give ma
jorities against Charleston which aggre-
gate 24,557. o. the remaining
fourteen counties it Is estimated that five
will give majoritie' To- Charleston, az
gregating at least $3.50, and nine will
give msjOrlties against Charleston, ag-
gregating Mt over 400. 1t is safe to
put the majority for Charleston over both
Clarksburg and Martinsburg at over
$500. w. H. H
LATER.
CHARLESTON, Angus. lS.-lI:30P p. NJ
spebial Dispatch to the Register.
The following is the vote of the Third
district, as far as reported with certainty:
Boone-Charleston 959
Cabell-Charleston 1882; Clsrksburg
6.
Clsy-Charleston, 500.
Fayette-Cha-leston l,755
Observation-Disclosures 1904; Carks.
burg 5.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GAO; Clarks-
burg Az; Martiusburg 2.
Observation-Disclosures l,l95.
Mason-Charlesto S,OOi; arksburg
l6; Martinsburg 3.
Mercer-CharIesto l,O0j.
Monroe-Charlesto 1920; Clarks-
burg IS.
Nicholas Charleston 94S; Clsrksburg
III.
Putnsm-Chsrleston 1864; Clarks-
burg A.
Raleigh Charleston l,O6O.
Roane-CEarleston 1899; C!arks-
burg l.
Summers-Chsrleston l,408; CIarks-
burg 8.
Wayne-Chareston 2,07O; ClArksburg
I; Msrtlushurg 4.
Wyoming-Charleston 590i Clarks-
burg 2.
Webster-Charlcsto 1863, Clarksburg
20. w. ii. Ii.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-14

TIE Pan Handle Agricultural Society
vill hold their second annual Fair n.
Wellsburg, September 18th, 18th snd
l4th.
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Base Ball.

ST. LOUIS, August l3.-St. LOUIS u,
CIncinEAiIs 10.
CHICAGO, August l3.-Cnicagos 2,
!. usvilles s.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-14

THE Pennsy lvsu,s State Democratic
Convention will be held ut Harrisburg,
Tuesday, August ~.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-14

RAILROAD BaNus-QIrs and trm
STATE BONDS -DIl.
SIOCKs-Ine stock market WA IrrrEu
lar to-day. but the huc.uAiion- were rot
wide Michigan CeutraI was nouceah.y
strong, advancing to 49, Ihe failure
ot Praslcy \ Anderson wrs annnouGr"i
to the Stock Exchange TINS afternoon
The firm Was snort ut coal ,tnrk
The failure Is lot important. NSrlo!
suI unverided were the rumur, respect.
IHg the propositions which would br
brought before the telegraph committee
tomorrow. The Western Union com
miJtee consists OF ". II. Vanderbilt
Augustu, Schell and h. y Morgan.
Russell Sage, Sydney Dillon aud Gcor-,
Simpson represent the \ y J. telegraph
company. Thr transact on the Stock
Exchange were l33, 600 -harr,, OF which
$500 were New York Central, 278OO
Lake Shore. Ii. 500 Northwestern, 3. 500
Rock Island. 4, 800 -, Paul, 1000 prla
ware and Hudson Cana, 1000 pe.s
ware. Lackswanna Rad Western, $1,000
Michigan Central, 1900 Morrs and +
sex, $500 Western Union h.j 1000
pygtHs NJ AL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-14

M"aiSa" w. ",lSa cent i IhdtE,l,' IL gI rot or' '
Union Pacific. 81 q. \ q ...... ......... ~, &,
I've Sh2T"' Tir 81 ,2 n II TS,lG. r"r nns %
.. ana P........... .. u, q. i. Grant B'Is.lo", {,
northwestern {. ~ sinking F"nd.,. Ne
''''H "'Sl ' '''' 90
NJ" loHh, N'Gu-l Ip,-No Ton -
DuIi ut I7CGllsr. fIour--heHNA n"'
over HghI export "'ihhN' y LeVo'PE
1000 barrels, No. = oo@" 90 'n-
Pcrhre western and s'n'" u 'o'.3 "o'
'"mmon 70 sood - Eo"1' 'oi t''' L.
choice 20 So@o ~, "nl.' "h'H1 'Au"
80 Io(go % 'sisN 80 ',''T 20 "'rH
ono % oo''' -. " '- 80 o2la
. W M,n'es''' uai'' '',''' .'.,.- - -''" ','
20 " neat D''' "'" ".N'l ",L''I
''"cri spring rHsIor hIhb' Western - -
hgl ~: No. ! winter r"I western '''''I
hutu't 81 ~ 90 seller N'P''Ooei
81 @'2i No. ! "i,leE ,'''I s'.'' " IL
gust u @'IgI so. ny No. 80. Z
western zoe. Barley y .'"i""., wat
urn oil ano, Us. IS, N'.''' n"r @ .."'' ,,
rSce I'' iiIVVV ,,r uua",,, z,, ts. n,ra ,,,I."
5ea Goc. mixed st.,m 5sl ,ar Oa,.-
Less active. we.t.rr mINot md state
Z5a 4sc: white wr..ern 3Ia5g.. Hay
and Hap--Unchar god. Coh.c-Qmsl
and .t.sdv. Rio csrp3c- Iesa,ZI4a rn.i.
iobmng l63M2Iyc cold sugar Du..
.,m,nsl and bnsvv uur =, @uoi refn.
mo- ssG,.s.c. prrme syc. ref gri q,Ie, At
IOtqIIc Mois.ses DaI. sutuachang-
.d Ki,e-Lours,,pa 5yG,7c. Csrn!Ins
.Gl,-r P.iroi.um -,,c,,,.. crude 7Ic
re6ned seller september. I5!c -Tsu"s
AIS 3.I6n,s4. R,srp -AtyI 75n
: Is Tnrpsnt,ne-A, 3igr E,g.
Western l4I1l6r. Pork DIl. loa..r
and heavy al Bl3 30, -eHer Aug.
SI3 50 Beef-Ole. but firm; wo.tn-r
lon, clenr middle. 7Ic Lard DuU;
prime steam - 950,J %; seller Al
gust s. %. Butter Heavy western -
CL22c Cheese-QWet At Or Pc. "hirKy
Dull at 81 IL.
CmcAGo, August l3.-F.9ur Du.l
weak and lower; fancy wo.,"rn Extra
5000 75D; MluesOts patent s5Jpla 10 90.
Whsat-Active and over; 40 Cm
eago sp-rng 81 II o,,-b; 81 OiirEl Oit
seller August; "5G'7.o .",i"r 3epleu-
Der, g5!c seller year, 80 D, 9jmylOOr,
rafa.,,d IS. Corn Active and lover.
No.2 43B ca.h; a.! seller August, u.
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4 BDSSfY. FK.MAyur.
N Is " DAVE. p Mayor
DBJhGE = MERRILL. =. N
A DIAMOND WORTH SEEING.

.Sgo> yvVr Ey>f gnd r'Iior, yo1J rghlj ny00
0i01s ygIy if>r,InL,fi
p Tc4f.uy .1r I.Ittr4t-i Ply.tslDoy sJlt
Ius'a..y = - EyFtfit - 10 pages tiis hoz
q. rnst5fr impair. d vision and over E0TEsd sy's
..s o. '4ss saaA. sa.sry, infEHed. ADD near
tr1 sgr- All al '..rr d ea.ss Of the eyes.
ra-ta no more u....a7 ~ Afjus sting hugs giss =
o. your hoe Ssd sf.uring yOur face. b =
-a..st free 20 any person send on yer-
NFFrasa- r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-14

The Seventh Day Adventists, OF Ohio
hold their campmeeting at the "Old
Fort" near Newark, from the l4.h
today until the 20.h inst.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-14
LIE ELECTION.

BY dispatch from Col. HoGEMAN at
Charleston in another column, it will be
seen that the people down that way
believe they have sure thing on the re-
,ult of the election and from 1000 to
1900 to spare Very few returns
of An official nature have been
received at this end Of the
S.s.s from the Third district and unit.
they arrive there will not be much dis
position to place implicit failh in any
,tlng else. We have returns from al
The counties in the State, part of whici
a.s estimated, which the oilic'sl re-
turns will alter but lit:ls, unless 1t be IL
The Thru district, which put the vote
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-14

WILL GET ONE DOZEN Full SIHt
w card Photos.
BEST STYLE FINISH
No Shuddy work msir al th,s" prices. Re-
member tn, - the only gallery whrro
guoi work In made at these prices
BROWN, GALLERY.
Wa Market ~, below Mcclure House.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-01-26
- o -

THAT well known, distinguished and
model member of the House of Represen-
tativcs Of this State, Samuel Joserhs, of
Philadelphia, not now having the honor of
q seat in that body, another member Of the
Josephs style, last week offered the annual
joint resolution for the purchase of Pur-
don S Digest. This p,undering scheme was
attempted at the last session, but public
opinion, as expressed through the papers
of both parties, was too strong for the
success of the swindle and il was abandoned.
As we said just one year ago, if member
wants copy Of Purdon's Digest, let him
Juy it ana pay for it, and not compel the
State to furnish bim 18th i. at the expense
of the taxpayers. Under provision in the
new constitution, the yeds and nays must
be recorded on the final passage of this
jyiut resolution. We will see then who
will endorse this steal by their votes.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-01-26

the conspii ators, according to a Wash
ingion special of last night, says the Pitts
burgh Post Of Wednesday, foilcd az they
have been in the anticipation Of defeating
the Electoral bill, have Begin, through
Morton and Sherman, a siege on the Su-
rreme Court. They have cOunseled the
Rrpuhlican Justices who would be selected
10 announce publicly and at once their dis
inclination TO serve on the tribunal, to the
eud that such n step taken at this time
would tend to disconcert those favoring
the plan. and would defeat the arbitration.
Thus far the overtures have been rebufIed,
but these will be renewed and all the pow
ers of the opposition will ba concentrated
rn Justice Miller, to whom the argument
" i'll be advanced that he has it in his pow
er 20 jeopardze the passage of the bill by
throwing az. irs into confusion.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-01-26

WHEN Wells and Anderson, tho two
grhite members of the Louisiana Returning
Board, arrived in Washington, on ycster-
day week, they were promptly arrested by
the Sergcaut-at-Arms of the House for CON
tempt in refusing to obey the subpoena of
the Committee sent to New Orleans to in
vestigate the election in Louisiana. No
action i'm the matter will be taken by the
House until Cassanave and kenner, the
other two members Of the Board both col
ore1, reach Washington, which would be
last night or this morning.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-01-26

OSE Of the most gratifying political re-
suits of last week was the defeat, by the
Republican Legislature of Massachusetts, of
that intense and vindictive partisan, George
:. Boutwell,, for reelection to the United
States Senate. Boutwell, was n member
OF Congress when the foul and wicked
conspiracy WAS conc"cted by him, Ben.
Butler aud their corfederates TO impeacl,
Audrew johnson, aud played a leading
but disgracuful part III that dishonorable
proceeding; and for doing so, WAS EN-.
i,ilmed in immortal infamy by Hon. VIM.
W. Fvarts, of New York, one of President
.JyLnsou's counsel. Since then he has
been Secretary of the Treasury and United
States Senator. in neither of which positions
lid lac acquire any distinction. He was
defeated Oh Friday last, by George F.
IIoar, the present member of Congress
from The ninth district of that State. Mr..
uoar is a Republican, and was one of the
Republicans on the committee of
th.House OF Representatives whosgned the
bin. on yesterday week, for the adjustmen
If the Presidential difficulty. He is a
gentleman of acknowledged ability, honest
IN his views. and in favor Of peace and
Fair. legal aud honest sett t.ement OF the
Presidential issue.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-01-26

WE tender cur thanks to Col. A. E.
Mcclure for a copy of the Philadelphia
Times Almanac for 1877, a most compre-
lsnsive and valuable compendium OF use
ful information, aud containing, among
countless other things pertaining to such a
work, all the results of the recent national
and State elections. 1t is another evidence
of the indomi.able enterprise and ability of
io he fully informed in regard to political
and other important events Of the past
year. The Almanac. we believe, is furnish
ed free of charge TO all the patrons OF the
Times
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-01-26

JUDGE JEREMIAH S. BLACK ''never
speaks but he says something" original,
notwithstanding the fact tiIat what he does
say Is not always endorsed. While speak
ing of the civil disturbances (uncivii dis
turbarces would probably be better name
for then) which the adoption Of the com
promise bill for the counting of the electoral
vote is sure TO prevent, Judge Black is
credited with saying that ''either side is
willing to figh' if il thinks the other won't,
but neither side is willing TO fight if i:
thinks the other will" This is the whole
t.uth, briefly but forcibly expressed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-01-26

THE Legislature of New Jersey, in joint
session, on Tuesday last, elected John X.
Mcpherson, Democrat, as successor to MIR.
Frelingluysen, the present Republican L.
:. Senator from that State. The vote stood
DicPherson Al tu 10 for Frelinghuyscn.
This was about as close y vote as could
lapnCr, and VIC can only hope that Mr..
Lis own State. will show himself worthy
of the high position to which he has been
elected.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-01-26

DEATH OF a HERO. Gideon G.. Fritbev.
an old citizen Of Cumberland, Md. died in
that city on Sunday. He was formerly a
freight conductor on the Baltimore and
ONO railroad, About thirty years ago,
"hlie serving in that capacity, he was the
hero of a brave act. His train was running
rapidly, when he saw smoke issuing from
q car that contained lot of cunpowder
lie p"iied the beil-rope to signal the en-
glneer, but IT had been burned by the fire
lie Knew that in short time an explosion
would take place and u wreck of his train
follow, aud lie decided to extinpuisb the
fire himself Climbing along the randIv
moving train lie effected An entrance into
the burning car and fought the fire with
his feet and hands until il was extipguish.
ed. and when the train stopped az the next
station The heroic conductor was found w.
ing in the car frightfully burned, both
hands being so badly injured as to cripple
Them Tor the remainder of his life. MIR.
frithey was untitled for the duties of a
conductor, but steady employment for life
was given him, presents made him and n
medal struck in his honor by the company.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-01-26
ThE CAMBRIA FREEMAN.
SBO2G, pa,
Friday Morning, Jan. 26, 1877.

THE Legislature OF Tennessee, which is
strongly Democratic. on last Friday elected
James e. Bailey United States Senator
expire i'll 1891. We never before heard of
this gentleman as among the many promi-
nent Democrats of Tennessee with whose
names we have been familiar, but still it
may be that lie will prove marvclou-ly
lrcper person to take the seat once cccu-
pied ty Andrew johnson.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-01-26

"A man and his wife and six children,
residing near Honesdale, we're recently
poisoned by eating pie that had been
cooked in an impcrfectly glazed plate. A
father or mother who will cut pie i'm
eight pieces deserves punishment Of some
kind.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-01-26

WILLIAM KNOX walked from New York
down the Atlantic coast, along the Gulf of
Mexico, across the Isthmus of Darien. and
up the Pacific coast, a Ia Joaquin Miller's
poem TO Los Angeles, a distance of 1000
miles. That Knox the stuffinp ont of ali
the pedestrian feats we ever heard or
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-01-26

Chronic PATHDLoFT--LL'
disease 10y gradusl "a stL't-. 81 =,
the constitution lo pieces. ls
important paris 0f medicine
diseases. which have f-.n
coming. it must rp'rs~2.'. ,-.-
10 rruiCve. Dr. kEFSEh ~
will do this 10y a gra3asi pc. :.
solvent nrOcess-aua 'h-h .- -.
blood with plaSijr ms,.Tia.. m
10 make anew 'he falling P-. >.
srr's LING Cure or Ia-ii'.'. ,5--s.
enables the human system. .-sY
hnr;ful and worn oU' mate -. .- 4
tute new init stead ; 'Ar s'-.....
is thereby restored, and .frn- r
work in unison ana h"-'' -
Kevser's treatise ON chrome '
lad free At his Office. t-..s-
Price of Lung Curesl. n 81
per half dozen. T. DE haH =. .r.-.
Laboratory. 24O Penn aLsl..v !
His private consulting cll-7 o.
avenue.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-01-26

"DOWN " TIE MOI ~. ;-'s' r.
is a continual dropping dow .,- -
of the month, with irri'l'.''.. ..l ft-s
ton of the nasal caviilt> .',r.- i Z
hawking, spiitinE, ana 4 '--5 ~
ahout The head, bs not dec, ','5 '..5 81
simple cold. Nou are - =. =
sconree Of this climate d. ..-r Z
ner of Consumption ] p '.s '.S,.,--5 ?
few bottles uf Dr. sag : ,tl--r
will effect an entire cnre: ...i y
DIR. Pierce's Golden oi-f 9.
should be u ei in "orrr..l' sr.. y
edv. These standard m-. me., ,l ,.
before the public many -" M. =.
has been attended wiz 'N srs,sr'
success. y full diScu>~i''n ....,.rsi 2
rational treatment Is ,,.9..s- 8.
peoples Common Scnse N5D,-,
a bool, of over nine bnna.., bnn., u r'
ted with two hundred '.l '..,' g.t.- /.
cravings. bound in cloth 5..i.,-., a. r. 7
naid. S1.5o. Address, F-s
inent, Worlds DispenS'''' -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-01-26

The residence ~ i. ., D.
field county, was H',' ,r,,,ilfr =.
f-w davs ago white Wy o., falt-
How the fire originate"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-01-26

Attorney General - - III q .
no aSSeSsors are 70 !" n, FL - !.
,,icipal elections 20 be be, per- ,i,s a..
Tuesday. February 2g D. ~" Ne C.,
ell i'm the Spring cf $50 ',,y.rra
new constitution, hn...,"- --b4r D. +.
NIandav in April, lS.N' "r.lrais
chosen in the precrd"S ..fgf
inducted into office az" l..4r - /
thereof for a tern Of ere y''''
iibitStn.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-01-26
An Io'ca Iorro,

a MoNsTER MURDERS MS WIT
WITH HER SISTER. VINO ASor.l
hls ohiLp-THE NEIGHsog.' folsi
BODY AND LYNCH AND pr-,..- Pr Riss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-21
Captain Martin M. Speaks.

RICHMOND, March 20, 1877.
Messrs. Editors,-I read in your columns
Of the 10Th instant the proceedings OF the
Joint committee of the Legislature ia re-
gard to changing the Police Board, and the
honorable judges for this city-Fitzhugh,
Wexford, and Guigon-select honorable
citizens from different wards, who have not
any axes to grind, to constitute the Police
Board. do know that it will meet with
the approval Of good men. and cordially
endorse it.
Colonel Darlington, who holds the
Mayors Office, which is only sinecure,
from what read, made statement that l
and two drunken discharged policemen had
tried with all Of our energies to get citizens
to sign petitions to make the change, and
had only got thirty-siX names in the whole
city. Every person knows that il had
tried could have gotten eight tenths OF the
whole city. But the statement is not true.
The committee knows that my name or my
list was not there, and II my name was
there it was q forgery for did not think
it needed any list before any intelligent body
of men, when they knew all honest men
wanted changes. for the following reasons
1st, That the present Police Board Is bur-
lesuue on anv town. I'd. The Council OF
Richmond want changes. Sd. / say to
Mayor Darlington and the community that
feel proud to assist down-trodden human
ity, although he may be drunken police
man, especially when they are trying to do
good rather than to uphold vice and fraud,
and to have policemen politicians around
the polls. N. NJ. LIPsCOAB.