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a nIURDEnOUs CHARACTER.
McLRAanoRo, ILL.,, Aug aJ.-Mehnel Vlckers
was arrested to-day by Sheriff Blades, charged
With an attempt 10 murder. Falling to gtvo
bond, lie Is In jail.
, 1877-08-27

II Instantly Rslls1ss
CHOLERA h0RDUg,
DIARRHEA,
DYSENTERY,
CRAMPS l. PAINS
= 8EA-SIUKNEgB,
COLDS l. UHILLS,
OHILLb l. FEVER,
TEVERISH
s Y II P T 0 N 8,
CATARRHAL
s 7 N P T 0 h s ,
NEURALGIC
and
RHEUMATIC
3 Y N P r o N 3
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION,
FLATULEN0Y,
RISING OF FOOD,
MAKES
G I N G E R TIE 4
MAKES
T O E W 4 T E 4
HARMLESS,
IS GOOD
FOB ALL AGEB,
, 1877-08-27

so,a bs III WhosesaIc Nn.l iEe9ast jira9sIst4,
Lroecrz. Kts.l flcaicrA In atcdiciuc. i'ricc. 80
cents. Hampies free. uralera Ahou1I pur-
tain the trial hoittcs for frce dlatFibnttbn.
NEEitS Il POTTER, f;enerat Asents and
YholesA1e DrnaGtsta, Boston. -.
, 1877-08-27
,.s'l ''l MEDICAL SUCCESS!
In Which every poor suaeriug h7a1,
Woman, aud Child throughout
tue Country is deeply
Interested,
iE;z8ak6
{43 ( !
l8S841d

Wheu Or. Cnl1lns bcRla sertes Of experiments for
the purpose Ut making poruAF sut economical cie.
nent III the s7eameht Of d:essc. and atlMeat which
determined opposition and 0pprdbluM that has th,
~ rcfofneEs In the practice Of r!cdiclac, but tho
frttnd. A.! nans.ed b. etatss9 sau!'sI. " shou.
sppllcat'na u Eitetfrlt, W nieans Of snisnIc ~
tsMitMnl FlAtfa. cAfttNiiY stt&1l!s. ty1ether and
thss when applc 1t shall foral constant and conlnu.
, 1877-08-27
OCEAhsIEAMSHiP NEWS,

HAsRk, Aug e2s.-AE1iysd-Tbe steamer Can.
aia from New Yg:.
liy.aFoo1 Apg. .aa-At1ised-Tha steamer
Apyssiut4 tEoa kts York. =:
, 1877-08-27
. ELECTRIC nATTERY.

held armly The skin by s adhesion Of the Plaster.
xhssh 4! hs.f petse1sss ahs .utss xs11as medical
Whtn tho lIatter II placed up9n ll.e aHcc,ri part
rhlsh csn he dae :. 9tskly - conv enisay ~ viii
sare 9f thc hand natural .Suth md uoislnre u
electricity eentu tis - csrcely possible 10 feel
otherwise thin tY tbs so'thnx aal grateful uAruth
ps1ducru yet pcnttTnttn: to stop almost fMEnj
.!siy tie n'9,t s1cssaS.atgx PAIN femo1s sorynss.
tlLnrJA sttea. buwels bl4lter. heart, and muscles
It instantly hAHtshrs atn md LoreueAa E1scs life sd
I'd Z n E..sss4. ~ sSthtnE ssai oncs W. 70 ~
~ mites utntmsues+ +os.ao&-- -Aul lsallnenta. will
once bc Even In para!ys!a eplIersy or n
nE thu Nervous forceA has effected cuses wlsn every
Known remedy has f4Htd.
COLLINS YOLTAIC PLASTERS III ca t9rs Sy ~
PrIce, 81 cents. 8t.2S for ak, 1925 for
twelve. Sont ly mall, carefully wrapped and
warSnntcd. BY WEEKS d. POTTER, Pre-.
prietora, fl0stou, 1tmss.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18

lEx-G Gov. POWERS Of Mississippi, is very
bitter upon the Kemper murderer and
very warm in defense Of Judge Chisolm's
character, but be thinks Gov. Stone has
done the best he could to secure justice,
and gives him credit for sincerity in his
efforts. If this is 90, Gov. Stone probably
overestimated his own abilities when he
wrote to Attorney General TAFT last Octo-
ber: "I am more than willing, and have
been able to execute the laws of Missis-
sippi, and conserve the public peace. The
Of wrongs are responsible to
State authorities, and l am able to bring
III such to justice, and am determined TO
10 so." Those are valiant sentiments, and
he author Of them ought to be able to de.
'ise some method of standing by them.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
% MARKET & - sH1PLEY ST.:

Ladies are specially inv tied to cal
ana look through our immense stock Of
BOysand Chi dren's lotbinp.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18

TH1Rsi = svpy pr pecs ut ~ Tor
mon quo oa VA = ooe ! ths Hing
snhjecss iof ssssil lsratias n - aez Con
sress. n svsuh q he n IN 1oaiha
have "a The reselt Il hrinsiag the Sahec'
moses recsly than heretofbrs- before the
government and, both in Utah and else
where, there is : strong desire for the 20.
luton Of tht bblsm. There ia, Il least.
1 prospeckt k)hs long ooasinued auoma-
lous condition .of affairs in Utah and the
many obs,acles oppossd by the Mormon
element to the proper development Of the
Territory, will be overcome and removed.
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18

lhE strawberry season, now rapidl
closing on The Delaware Peninsula h,,
been an unusually profitable one to cuI,;
vators OF the fruit. Large shipments bv
rail have been made and up to and iuclud,
ing Tuesday, there had been. shipped to
different points between Wilmington spd
Boston OH car loads. Reduced to quarts
the shipments foot up 4,O96. .OOO..'
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
MEDICINAL
e. r. Kunkels Dse]-- 80

e. r. Ksnkel' sitter va
Of Jron.
Iron xiii iess e1sssnsSe = .sbratsd Bitter Wine q
dahl 'itv cSSSy.pSp :ia, chronic q nsfvou1
kidneva snd ~ eiarrhoeS. disease of ~
disSrdsrsd dncn IT, ,er, stomach or III Sn n.s
M 0n ~ t,,SeF CeF .stipstion. q 'tuicnco. inVSra
pf,n. os' ..n - o. blood to the ~. aciHifv
for iood ar + ,i,: i,ach: nauses. hs.rtburn, 0issoSi
citations. .. .infEas imilEns IL tns
SU Sns p" Of tho stomach, s1imminS nS ~ -
insS hurried or dimcalI ro1,hins. Sn.tsr.
seS S.. ~ the heart, chokip9 OF su1iocatins
of sission dnsn dots IN IN .iyin9 posture dmness
MI s,Es1 pain IN the head, deflcisncy OF SsS: ~:
peI p . IN the side, baAk; head. chest' h:y,Ss'
nss,; sSo%sn com.ta fiu:hs&Q heat, burning IL Is:
dsr tession Of spis 1 g; G!, q :yi! .sd great
Bew are OF cou XII F'ico eo y Psr bettls.
dru' ggist palm on s1lnc other ns.r"-ys1 ~ yIs1f
Ku, ,n.Ts ~ Te R,,3y R1y sHX . good but SCI for
9th. r. Knnt.i,. nttsf Wine III! q Iron. Take no
ssd ts n bolk.only in q bottles. 4. = TsSs ~
pS;, Sii frSprietor, NO. 80 North Ninth ss.1ss MH
n' soe'pn'a' Pa Sold BY Ill drussisis.
A"Pe "srm Removed Alive.
NJ = I'd 2. . and oil complete, in two ho,u
s,o ~ re tll head passes, keaf rir rs.
a:S 1scM warns removed bY Ir oaS
-. NvIM NINTH street, PhilsdeIrit. 4. onnASA
or .s. M sUr circular. For rennovinr - -
~ HS'onacn worms call On your Ssn.s LIZ ns
Sv ,r,a - !ot . bottle Of Kunksi,s vS.ss
* ns up; pnoe ". It never nm. 0oscrn@a
oS 10 oscnestf u tape worm s. rennvsa n.
y, D'l rms can 20 readily removed.
T. F.: ksnkel's sstrsl AEr|
Asakel's shanpee esr
the Hair.
Hai,e Hne r 0est and cheapest Hair Drs,,,,.
dana.nsSSa Sanet IN tbs world, rhSv rsS9S s9S
tha hnSSlon S1n alley irritation. sooth" ~ aSSmove
f.II,~ss sts9 @ scalp, prevent ~ he;.e teool
very .ho1t' on' ,;% nnd promote ths sroxsh IT, III 8 I,
tify the ny, ume. They pseserve snd 10.
ksir ki1Scs des.s;no 70 braid and Why hsif. ana .
cate Saed SeSdsine .1 they are unfivs Ia: ..se 80
Shan u~ue nH @ un aud prevent 6ai6n~ss 10y. S0i
scrnm IVY cleans the hair, removs. 100 Ine
csn. ;tcnIng, eruption, Cnrss h.SIee
Sh.muOy ~ y and Etisns. H0ecno
nrsI ~ Sn0 1ustral SOst0Fo hs,r ~ 1oro
ha sue eloeey color. roGfone WasS ~
Az vonr nno !, VIZ hair. PrioS - Sce2,SS n
ko3F druGsist for them Or 49, cSssiS ~.
= = .,a. y, Proprietor. No ~ Nh
~ ees, fhi'sdellhiA, PA, 0 Nloeh
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
\ CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

.coOrdpne nss' e ena;,lns talsa to com. for
snm and lee Caet Crss% a.. vii o.,en ny Hu-
Az ~ soassn street. the cubic M ssn an. Snd
.dui!ynn dy .nS ot6 dsy ef May. IN ers - On , Sst.
he 6s1 Ice ceins sd ed % the Husenn1 % az a1T
,..: ords, ief Is. Se'rsn !: being put IL mt
s, .il % t0un t-e mcst nis.S..vl 2. visitors. II
nasnLy reeert In the sity Il: sas. ano cool
ssssins. :'''a sof 9 band Of mnsis ID n "a tSo
1 VA, =. nApvrnr
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
From the Earlies Ags.

O-. S1AO AISS1 1ASO "00O
SCROFULA has been the bane. and "a II
were. the curse Of mankind. Moses, in The
18th chapter of Leviticus, lays down very
explicit rules on this disea q. So terrible
and lOathsOme had IL been considered then
that person known to be injected with il
would not be allowed to mix with society
The jews regarded 1t as divine inliction
ana believed there was no cure for It, 1t
was then the sins Ofa youth or q diviafiOn
rom the paths Of virtue were punished a.
long as life lasted. Happily In our day.
the sience Of medicine has been DEVELOPED
the great storehouse of Nature furnishes
remedy the disease is stripped of its ter
ror 6y the use OF the SA AMAhIrAN'S ROOT
AND HERB JUICES, and the victim OF
scrOfula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, Blotchee.
Utter, etc, can be restored to sound health
In few weeks. That there are thousands
now whose conditions are as bad as those
OF the dark ages we are well aware. Msny
now lall TO find cure AZ well as they did
then, To all such the Samaritan's Roof
aIH and O. herb Juices will prove q happy boon,
Graduating all impurities from Tie blood.
and making the complexion bright and
healthy. few bottles " IL remove pim.
pies or blotches, thereby doing away with
coz meties an. powders. hOOTANDHERB
ulCES sl.2o per bottle: Sent by express |
TO any address:
DESMOND & CO.,
9l5 Race street. Philadelphia, Pa |
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18

Tyr. FIILEKs vEHsTABLE RHFI1.
4 y ~ ann aniC,,haEsM,knY.I. ~ the perscrip.
clans, and Is guaran eed to ,ure RI hSnyyn
ism, neuralgia, sciatica, pain, Bsckachs
&c, rr money refunded, by invieurst,ne
me nerves. purifying the blood, snd men. mem.
1g m nepI, POISONOUS ;t 50, deposits inthe system
cine. suffering and money ssyed be n.SI,.. Su,.
~ IN ums. Remember that Dr. f,tisr t y
tne only physician In Am. rica devca,,m. u
DyoAD g this one line Of practice. Cm,kk
,sns. AdNicsgaHa l56oofn Fo1rts
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
mo No ehl1Ss H4ass

olestestFingle Number Prize Drawing tha,
ever Ioo1 place IN the United States.
tne next All Prize Drawing will tsse nisce
! PnDncat Cheyenne. Wyoming posftivS.
y Aarch Is 1877, and to be dravn III.
totn ana srh ofeach and every month. '
S1xx,SAS TO be distributed,
Each and every ticket will he ent,t,., ..
p riZe' ~ VI" "sAsleo "
The Morning herald., 1877-06-18
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK.

Il r. BUCK 4 Co, AGENTS.
my-D WILNlNNTOH. DEL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22
NJ NEELG

Slowfooted, tardy, blind, but terribly sure,
Justice at last lays its heavy hand on the
Democracy of the North From 1850 to 1877
is a long chase. But memories are yet longer,
when sealed with blood. Perhaps the Northern
Democrat fancied that the South had forgotten.
But graves last longer than monuments; the
South can forget everything else sooner than
it forgets its dead. Who sent them down to
death. the brave sons of the errng South
The Northern Democrat. His fawning treachery
to the convictions of the Northern people, his
assurance that Northern men had 10 principles
because he had none, his encouragement TO
threats of disunion, his pledge that Northern
streets should run with blood before an army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22

and MIR. Patrick at the other end OF the line,
when he got at the sense of the proposal to
pay in March, found also useful hint that
Many words will not fill the bushel," and
that Business is the salt of life"
Whenever Mr.. Tilden looked into the die
tionary during those lively days he must have
read a great deal of excellent counsel which
nc is now no doubt sorry that he did not fol-
low. If he had only taken the kindly advice
of this little book, "Study to be useful rather
ethan diverting," or "Study to be worthy OF
"your parents" or Entertain not SIM" or
"Do nothing you would wish to conceal" no
might now perIse with compOsure such bitter
apothegms as "A knave discovered is the
greatest fool" or VANITY renders beauty
contemplate" In his present circumstances
the reproaches of his pocket monitor are only
an evaporation, and we can imagine that as
he angrlly losses it away he exclaims in one
of its own terse phrases, "Add not trouble to
"the grief-worn heart" But let Mr.. Tilden
take comfort. lie has saved the $4,000 which
he half promised 70 pay in March, and ." Pa
"tcncc," as his dictionary remarks, sis
"plaster for all woes"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

Judge Hoadly is to have an opportunity to
make that speech after ALL
Mr. Tillen has failed to reach the Presidency,
but then county in Nebraska has been named after him.
Fraud, conspiracy monumental infamy 7
Such is the stuff Of which Democratic dreams now
made.
The Democrats have discovered that Timothy
Huxley South Carolina elector. has been natural
ized. lie was born In Boston, Mass.
The prevalent opinion among the Democracy
is that they made their great mistake when they failed
to speak out loud enough on the sth of January
Mr.. Tilden and his grievances occupy but a
small share of the attention Of Democratic Journals
Their chief anxiety to know what Nv Hayes will do
The Hon. s. s. Cox now uses l6mo copy
Of tho Holy Scriptures 10 balance himself when pos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22
znncx 10 Anperlls smenla.


AuuSTarNTS-3 Sd pdCe--j,h and 9th columns.
BANKING HOUSES AND BANkEES-fh Jd0N- ON COI"'4h
9Th II0e-0th Colulnu
BUSINESS NOTICES-ih PGgf-1st column
BUSINESS CUANCES-1h IG0c 9th column
DANCING AC\DEHIES-GM PGGe-2d column
DIVIDEND NOTICE--7h PG1e-6Ih cotuGu
DRY GOODs-Sd PdGe-5th column.
liNANCIAI-Th iClOr-jtn ana 6ih COlGIniS
FURNITURE 80 I'dGe-6th column.
IlOTHIS-6M iaCc-Jth column
HOUSES AND FARMS WANTEI'-6h Fd0e-4lh coIuHu'
IOE CREAM-Gh Pdge-Gth column.
INSTRUCTION. FdGP-l aad "a columns
LECTURES AND NFETISGS-3d ldIc-bth couhlh
lLGAI NOTICES--7M PdgC-Gth column
MACIINERY-GM IaGC-6th column. o,.,.
NJ ARRIE AND SLATE MANTELS-GM I"gc-3I 'o'Ll
MANAGES AND DIAIIIS-3h !C0e-0th coinh,t n,
MfsCgIIANEOus-7th Pagc-6tn column; on f"@c-
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MUSICAL lNSTRUMENTS-3d Page 6th column
MN PCpIiC ArlONS-6m IdDe-lst COiiInn. ,
RF,I ksTATk ron SALE--(ITY-6H Pd3e-1th column
RrooKIYN-GH Tdgc-ith cOumn; COT NTlr- "a, ICG'
18th coluuiu: AUCTION SALES-6h IGge-oth tol"hH
Sans RY AUCTION 9Th PdGe-2d column. .., 81,
SIR ATOMS WANTED MAIES-6H PffGe- 1ll ana V'h co'
umps; FEMAIEs-Gh IOQe-6lh coinhh
SPECIAL NOTICES 5h PdGc-6th column -, ,
fTrAHBOATS ASH RAILROADS.&C. idJe-oH Col"''"'
9TYAuERS, OCEAN-6H PGGe-2d column
Ty.CuERS-6R PdgF-2d column. go - No.,
tn IIT-CtTY PEoPERTY-6h IdOe-ith column hEoH'N
IYN-6H Idge-4th column; toUNILf-6W i"g' %"
column. go -, ,.....
WINTER RrsoRrs-6h PGGc-5th column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22
PERSONAL.

The Hon. Galusha A. Grow is in Galveston
Mr.. Francis Barring of Barring Bros, London
sailed for that city yesterday, after long visit IN Ne"
York.
Healy, the American artist is about TO paint
portrait of Gambetta, which, II finished IN time vi" W
exhibited at the Salon.
Although fully recovered from his late az.
tack Of paralysis Bishop Nottingham Is stl yey iee''
and remains confined to his residence In Baltimore.
1t is said that the French actress, Croizet'c
ia shortly TO be married TO tho OF wellknown la"
isan banker In which she will retire DEFINITELY V"
the stage.
The venerable Mrs. Charles Kean, in gong
down stairs not long ago. caught her foot In the eaf
and fell headong After much suffering she is now Se'
ting on favorably
Prof. John Fiske, librarian at Harvard Cor
ege delivered the frat of series OF four lectures " ne
Peabody Institute. Baltimore Last Tuesday e'enDs' '"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22
9musements ano aleetinos Go Night.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-Martha Washington Reception
BOOTHs TuEATER.-l;3O and 8: Fifth Avenue
FIFTH AyRNCE THEAGEr,-2 and s: Lemons -,
Eagle THEATER.-2 ola File dc Nine. Angot." 8; y La
JOlic Parfumcuse."
NEW BROADWAY THFATER.-2 and g: IS Our Boys"
NiBLoS GARpENs-2 and 8: Around the World
OLYMPIC THEATER.-2 and z: 81 Round the CLOCK
lark THEATER.-2 aud 8: Our Boarding HOUSE,
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTEELS-2and :.
Tony PASToR'S NEW THEATER.-Narietv - -,
Union SoUArE THEATER.- 1850 and =; the Danchens'
WALLACKs THEATER.-l;3O and s: wild OATS
ACADEMY OF DFSIGN.-Water Color Exhibition
CTSIpII CurECU-Ierture The Rev H. NJ. Gaghcr
CuICKERING HALL. -2l5: Eectt"Medical CO!teke TX
erciSeS.
Musical Performance. -
NFTRoPOIITAN MUSEUM OE-ARr. -CaStcll2m CoHecuoh'
NEw-NORK AoUARIUM--Day and Evening. -
srEINWAY HAIL.: Concert. Mime. Esspou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22
THE NEVIS THIS MORNING.

FoRrIGy.-From 800 600 to $5OO,000 additional
is expected from the changes in the Canadian rev.
enue. - President MacMahOn has sanctioned
the dismissal of ~ sub-prefects. - CarlSt
refugees may return to Span. -- The lindcrpest
exists in Essex and Yorkshire. 80 Russia is send
ing II officers to Teheran.
DoMEsrIC.-The Electoral Commission resolved
to hold a long evening session and get through with
the arguments on Oregon; Senator Kelly aud MI
jerks spoke during the day for the Democrats, and
Senator Mitchell and Mr.. Lawrence for the Repub-
Hcaus - The text of the EXlTddition Treaty
with Spain is now made public. =- An extra SEES
sion of Congress is being talked about i'll Washing
ton. 80 Gov HAYES has been urged to come t.
Washington this month to consult about his Cabi'
net Mr. Evars is generally named for Secretary OF
State
CoNGREs--The two houses met in joint session
and continued the count of electoral votes as far as
Oregon, from which two returns were received
Objections were made to each, and the documents
were submitted to the Electoral Commission. In
the Senate the Post Office and the Legislative, Judi
cial, and Executive Appropriation bills were
amended and passed. The House debated the Sundry
Civil Appropriation bill without action.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-A. c. Hesing brought
from Chicago to testify in the whisky cases. but
proved to be worthless witness. &C DeheNut
Hospital Medical College graduated 147 students
- Cornelius j. Vandcrbilt's, counsel states that
Commodore Vanderbt's will is to be contested un-
less William II. Vanderbilt makes settlement
g. Joseph Coburn's trial was postponed to next
Tuesday -- Douglass Walker was sentenced III
Brooklyn to 60 days Imprisonment for horsewhp-
ping Thomas T. Clark. - Gold, 1858, 1918
1919 Gold value of the legal-ender dollar at the
close, 81 40 cents. Stocks feversh and irregular
but closing weak.
TIE WEATHER.-THE TRIBUNL's local observa-
tons indicate a warm ana generally far day
Thermometer yesterday 80, 470, Az AT mid
night, 39'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22
WdSHING7OH And HIS PEDyGREE

" ISHING ION AM HiS fEDiCREE.
This is the birthday of Washington, and it
will be noticed in different parts of the country
in dcsultOry and feeble way. It's original
observance, we suppose, was merely a relic of
court ceremonial, since the same honor has
been universally conceded to no other distin-
guishcd American. The anniversary is now
hardly kept with the popular interest which it
once excited and our most fluent orators do
not find il easy to say much about the Country's
Father which has not been well said before
When great man has been discussed, sung
painted and sculptured for Il century and
half, the clevercst may be at loss how to add
anything fresh 10 the accumulated stock of
biographies, poems, canvases, and marbles.
The English ancestry Of Washington may
have no great moral Importance, yet Mr.. Wash
ington Irving thought 1t worth while TO trace
But this he deemed a sufficient concession TO
human curiosity. We have, however, an anti
auarian who is not satisfied with SO much, and
who has issued pamphlet preliminary to a
book in which it will be shown that "of all
"the noble families Of England, that of Wash
"ington il the most ancient, and one of the
"most illustrious.o The investigator traces the
descent of our hero, up from the point at which
Irving leaves it, through the royal line of Den
mark to the great King Odin, Before Christ
70. Between the great scandinavian and the
great American this gentleman has discovered
a remarkable resemblance of character; and he
aiiirms that the discovery has excited his pro-
found and devont astOnishmeDt For Scanli-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22

The last act in the great Presidential con-
test is PLAYING itself out, as the last dispatches
come from Washington. The House promptly
voted down yesterday the objection to the
Nevada return, and six more States were
amicably counted. With these the final dis
pute was reached, and the case Of Oregon
was referred to the Electoral Commission
That body proposes to give Cronin short
shrift, if it is far to draw an inference from
the promptness with which it set about trying
HIM and the perseverance with which 1T
continues in the work Preparations were made
for an all-night session, if necessary, in order
that the report of the Commission might be
Transmitted to Congress to-day, and Gov.
HAYES be declared, after much tribplation, the
President-clect. AS we go to press
there seems to he some little doubt
whether this result can be reached
Judge Hoady blocks the way with an argu-
ment that has been months accommodating
within him, and after him may come another
deluge. But Judge lIoadly is only for day,
and this decision is for all time. He may de-
Law it, but he cannot Illustrate it. Tomorrow
we ought TO be able to say, Good morning.
" President Hayesw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22
Mr.. pATRICKS LITTLE DICTIONARY

Mr.. PHTRICh7S LITTLE UIt IIUNHfI.
"The Household English Dictionary" fills
such an intercstng and important place in the
poltical history of cur time that 10 reader of
THE TRIBUNE will regret the opportunity FOR
a little examination of its entertaining pages.
The "Gobblc" dispatch, interpreted by the
aid of this volume, has never been printed
with perfect accuracy, several of the words
undergoing odd but not altogether surprising
transformations as they passed through the
various telegraph offices. We give the mes
sage accordingly in its proper form, ACCOM-
panied by the translation, the cipher words
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the Pruth and $4,000 massed on the Asiatic
frontier, the Car may easily convince the
Persian ruler that he will overwhelm the dis
organized forces of Turkey. The Shah will
readily gravitate toward the stronger side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22

Mr.. Dom Piatt is the happiest man IL
Washington. He has elbOwed his way into al
Indictment, and at last accounts, had almOS
broken into jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-22

The Baltimore Cable bill has become law,
and, if its requirements are fulfilled, we shall
know in three years what it is to telegraph to
Europe for a shilling a word.