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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10
Notice.

The County Grange will meet in Severance, satur-
day Nay H. at o'clock, p. n, at the close of which,
1T O'Clock Of the same day, there will be Railroad
Bond Meeting All Taxpayers are interested, and it
il hoped they will out and help devise the best
means to deal with the bond question.
Sabbath School excursion from Wsthena Troy, Sow
eranee and all along the line to Hswstha and return,
the oath of May Let the little folks have good tmc.
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TROY MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS MARKRr.

ST. Louis. Nays
whsat-Lower red FALL q - bid cash No. . do h 10
cash; q % bid May.
Corn-Activs but lower; 5al asa,c cash and Nay sag
63Sc June; 5aAc at close 53i q SIC July.
Iats-Stronyer i4Ao bid cash and June; rejected
81 July.
Rye-Firm: sl&e cash: oslo bid Nay.
Pork-Du t5 50 cash SIS 60 June; SIS SOD as July
Bulk Neats-very Dull nothing doing; clear rib sSc
asked cash and Nay; ne bid.
Bacon-Dull; lower; 81 est sto, SIC.
Hogs-Dull and less firm but unchanged at q 95 o.
Receipts, al0o.
Cattls-Light shipping and butchers. steers still active
and Arm but other grades slow choice tn fancy steors
Is 50 Is IS good prime. Is 006 3 sht u fair ~ 60
s7 and heifers % 50d4 IS fceuors 81 5094 SD
Receipts, 600.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO. May g.
whsat-Dull weak and lower; No. spring ti s7i I'd
cash May u 6si 20 June, sales 81 65iai n June;
No. spring. 81 SOL s..
Corn-Active, but lower at sc cash. Sale May $50
June
Rye-Stcady at SOC.
Oats-L0wer @3ic June.
Pork-Dull weak and lower; % 10 CASH D 1919 m
June; % s7i1 90 July.
Cattis-Receipts 1000 Fairly active. firm and steady
thin stockers good feeders % 65 6 and butch
ers - 1884 S. good To choice shipping steers 81 50 95
Is
Hogs-Rsceipts 10000. Active. firm and steady light
shipping IS 30 Is 90 packing q 10 a5 So good to choco
shipping. IS IS rs -
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FOund.

Hats trimmed from 50 cts. upward, at the Millinery
Store New Collarettes, Gloves &c. in latest styles,
direct fren Chicago. Ladies' please call. Eggs Ia
ken in exchange. at the Millinery Store Of Smith
Strahan Terms cash.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

II Our former fellow-citisen, j. L. Steele, Of
Wichita. is here, Waiting at his fashers He Is up to
fighting weight They must have good living. down
there Bat - he il Chairman II the Board Of County
Commissioners, and sedgvick b Sis County, it re
auires no slouch of man to spread all over II.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

Is PER CENT. SAVED /!
BOOTS & SHOES
RBfAIBD at WHOLESALE PRICES.
AFsI sasek Of New Geeds for Men,
Ws.en, and Children's wear.
Prices Lower than Ever
Geo. w. Marlow's
SIT FELIX STREET.
ST.JOSEPH, MO.
Meas Fise Calf Bsess, ease, worth
eS.50.
MEMS Fine Alexis Dssas, sl.ss up.
MEMS prime whole Stock Plew Shoes
and lsrsga.s, Else; worth s.Se.
Ladies' Aae MA Pslish, else . 9.oo.
Ladies' Md and Csat fsxsd, sl.ss t.
l.so.
Ladies' Kid and Ge.s side lace. sl.ss
t. Sc.
Ladies' Ane KID slippers. ssc., worth
Lee.
Ladies' Serge Polish and Congress
G.Isers, ~ e. - Per pair.
Ladies' Kid Newport Ties, In B.ckIe
aad Lace, el.Ao ~.
All ether gssAs csrresPondlngly lew.
Gene and see for yssrselvess we will
Dc yea geed.
All orders Prs.PtIy attended T..
REl(ElBER THE PLACE.
q. w. NARROW,
SIT FELIX STREET.
St Joseph, Ho.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

WAR MAs.-Schedlers Map Of Turkey, Greece,
Reumana and the North Western part of Asia Minor,
together with special maps of the Black Sea- Constan
tinople and the Bosphorus. Size, Ike so25. Pub
lished by E. Steger, y a. Frankfort Street, New
York, by whom copies will be promptly mailed upon
receipt of price. The same publisher is issuing num-
Der of other War Maps which We shall mention here
after
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

~ Wo9oo - - ooves1os
Ian operating wasos Sip in ssvers.ss, I'D -
prepared 70 d al vssh h ~ Waesa - BsGU li.e
a,d viii do jussies b H. farming community. All
work tAas leaves ny shop yin be warranted Call
and sxanins vssk, nd ascertain PrisesL
Also blacksmith shsP ATTACHED, where al Kid.
Il blaeksnithi.g vill Be dsss InPtly, i. the bsss
manner.
n.r.l a.. Jw.cn1..
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10
BreansF Items.

There wss quite an advance in the price of corn,
last week 1t went up to forty cents 1t time but
il now down to thirsy-twa Wheat, No. 2, ti.6o.
While sitting in the depot few days age, We heard
some one ask, in An angry vses "vsrs wss dot Roop
dot writ init dot SAaef bapsrr Some ono said they
didn't know, and asksd hin what he wanted with
"Reub" He said, 'Yoost let git hold init him. und
E'but We had pressing business up the read just
then and did not hear the last of it.
W. r. C, We take it back your house is not done,
nor is it likely to be. very soon.
Some Of the farmers, who planted their corr two
weeks ago think they will have to plant it again.
There is . fellow around here who thinks he has .
tiptop education. He says bis dog is amphibous: he
had rather hunt than stay 1t the house. The same
fellow. says, if Sol Miller will pay him three dollars
a week, he will write for his paper. Try him, one
week, Sol; We will 90 halvsn with you.
George Hsgaman came near Losing borss last
week. 1t got hurt in trying to jump gats-
There several Of diphthera in the country
around here. p
O,e of John Lancsstsrs cows got free ride Of about
20 feet day last weak; the train threw hsr from
the track.
While in Atchison, few days siacc We called ct
the Office of the wideswsks ticket agent C. J. Jones.
Charlie is one Of tho Doniphan County boys He 10
running ticket Office Independently Of the railroad
company. Charlie is . clever boy, and will do the
fair thing by fellow; and whom We get married, tf
do,) and take bridal "Trip to Leaveavorth or
st. jos, We will buy ticket Of him. REUB.
The business il dull with us now. The farmers
arc planting, and that makes times slow hero.
Sunday School was organized It the Rock Creek
schoolhouss, last Sunday Hope it will do well, and
be the of the young men doing better in that
neghbOrhood.
Mrs. McNemes has come bask-to Doniphan County,
to spend the Summer. Her friends glad to see
her.
Mrs. Cornelius is still alive, but hopes of her
covery. By CHANCE.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

n When . correspondent assumes to give TO
sponsibls name but gives bogus ono, and procures
the publication of mischievous malicious items by
this means, be is getting pretty low down. We have
just freed one Of this kind To do him full justice
We ought to expose him, right here.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

= CouRr.-rhe adjourned term of the District Court
commenced on Tuesday, and il still in progress
Tuesday, the Shsrs officers were securing the coun-
try for jury to try Donovan for robbng James Ry-
an and John Collins for razorng Henry Cater These
trials were set for Wednesday.
The tax injunction of the Atchson and Nebrss-
ks Railroad against the Sheriff, was tried Tuesday.
The City of Troy cut of from all interest in it
heretofore announced but regarding the Countys in
terest the suit decided against the railroad The
attorney fog the rod viii sppcalik
The mossgrown case Of Scott against the Atchison
and Nebraska Railroad decided against Scott.
The attorney for Scott took exceptions and will sp
peal.
In the csss Of Kirwan against the Board of County
Commissioners relative to refusing to vaeatc stree.
in Severance the action Of the Board sustained.
Tuesday afternoon, the case Of G. w. Culp against
The Atchson and Nebrasks Railroad for 80 900 dam
ages, was heard by the Court This case had been
the Supreme Court and was ssnt back for . rshear-
ing. motion by the attorney for the railroad was
overrued, petition amended, saswer to be fled.
and case set for trial ct the next term.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

6EvKRAKcs ORDNAxcEs--Ths Ordinance resche,
late for this issue Of the chief We publish sever
Il that srs of the most immediate importance; tn
balances will appear in nsxt weeks issue.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

q Wednesday evening Of ny week. the wind
blow cold from the north but the thandsr and light
ming were lively in every direction. The lightning
struck the stable Of Mr. Cslp, in the ssuthsrn part
Of this Township and killed mule that vas in it.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

SUNDAY SCHOOL Recommendations will b Sun
day School excursion to Hiawstha ffsa al points on
the Denver Rosd between st. JassPh and that place.
Thursdsy the 2sth inst, 1t low Mates Of fare. Mr..
Rappelye can 1--WE any infermssioasn the subject.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

u Charles Highly has got him . new doublescat.
Cd buggy. 1t is Of Troy manufacture, and il . nice
piece Of workmanship. The woodwork and painting
was done by Mr.. VOORHEES,, and the iron-work by
John Gsider. 1t is equal to anything that comes
from abroad,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

n w. B. 0ossoa, Of Sabetha, gave q call, Mon
day .ftsrnoon. He is now interested with r. j.
Brown, tie famous nedicine man, Of Leavenworth
He il travelling and advertising agent Of the firm.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

II Prof Dinsmore, Of Highland. viii preach u
the Presbyterian Church, In Wathsnas on Sunday
Nay 20th at II O'Clock, q M, and u in the evening
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

a Usele Billy johnson is still very sick. His
condition has been critical bat h Il slightly in
proved.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

= Aa- Steele, wife Of Jadge Henry Steele, Of
this vicinity, i vsy sk, and there but slight
hops If hee rseovsfy
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10
COMPLETES JUNE lesh. 1879.

TIE sxtsnsisn Of the a. Louis ksnsss CITY sd HsrA.
sr Isavsy frsn Ferguson Station to
The %. Lssfs Usiea Dspss,
(RisvSn nilss) completed jane 10. All Passenger
TRAIN new arrive and depart to and from the Union De-
pot vh,rs nsetsns made with all Eastern and
Southern lines This sxtsnsien passes through the
beautiful laRisr PARK; also the most Interesting ana
peturssous PORTION Of suburban St. Louis and surround
ing country.
This Company mas just published beautifully eolored
engraving entitled "a Birdie Eye Vie~ 81 St. Leuis,
shelving the ynsa Depot the entrance to the tunnel
under city III, bridge the Mississippi River and
The Rslay Hslss. Hast st. Louis
Ter copies Of this sasrsving free address c. 4 LORD
General Passenger Axsat st. Ieuis. 9ajuns.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

u A tsrriAs fght bssvesn two eolarsd fsnalsa, On
As.d.y. IN which Tie wool fairly few. lawsuit
vsana Il mp
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

~ Charley Bailey has put up loa6ng bench in
front of his saloon, With boxes attached filed with
pine sticks for whiting. This ia accommodating
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

~ Stock Salt at d per barrel, for sale
by G. Leland.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10
WaehemR Ieens.

Washena Itens.
George Johnson brother Of A. G. johnson, and one
of the oldest timers in this section of the country
died on Sunday.
We had a horse race and cockfght in this place,
Monday.
We do not understand how Centre Township can
have hundred and twenty-five thousand bushels Of
cid corn on hand, ~ is stated by the Assessor. He
must have assessed of it twice. Washington
Township has less than 900 assessed and think it
is ~ good Township for corn any Of its sise in
the County. (Hoot! man. Centre Township has
double the amount Of arabic Land that Washington
has. Besides, grain dealers here have large quanti
ties in store which would eoms under tho head Of old
corn ON hand-Pr]
Rev. Hoffman told his experience in rebel prisons,
last Friday evening. 1t ID quite thrilling narrative
He certainly had some very narrow escapes
We hope wo shall be able to chronicle wedding,
in = short time.
Wheat looks we'll - We ever saw it. We have
not seen grasshopper yet. No eggs wero deposited
in this part Of the County, last Fall.
Fruit prospects, here are very hattsring indeed.
The river is still doing her work on the dykes be-
low here. OF the Thousands of cords Of stone and
brush that have been thrown in during the past three
year, there is scarcely any ofit to be seem the
dy bottom Of the river allowing il to be sunken down
to An unknown depth.
John Thomas has been chosen City Marshal. He
takes the place Of y. Stephan We think he will
make good one. LoLIIUs.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10
GOoa Aavices

Nov I. the time of year for PaeumOnA, Lang Fever,
4. Evrrv family should have O bottle of BoscHEEs
cx,n.s SxnuP Don't allow for one moment Ade
IN take hold of your child your family or your
.elf Consumption, Asthma, Pneumonia, Group. Hem
,--h..s. and other fatal diseases may set in Al
,,,or.h a Il tr~e GERMAN SYRUP curing tAoosa.As
N ths dreaded diseases yet is b muck better - Aave
n Il hand when three doses viii cure you One bot
tie win last your whale family Winter, and ie.p ~.
.afs from danger If you are consumptise. do not
rest until You have tried this remedy sample Bottles
no cent. Regular size as cents. Sold by your Drug
.;.t.. W. p. Russeu and Bickford & Sinclair, Troy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10
az
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Diseress styles Il Wan PsPer, Il
Bsc1oRD 4 sucLAzsa
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q Pat Barlow has become lie fhshsr Il tvi1s-
. boy and girl. He hes nansd tie boy Chaxisy
Brown, in honor Il an old friend Il Mn IA
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

ASK the recovered dyspep-
tics, Bilious sufferers, victims
Of Fever and Agu-. the mer.
curial diseased patient, how
they recovered health. cheer
full spirits and good appetite,
they will tell you by taking
SIMMONS LIvER l;EGuLAroR.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

tats in Dsaiphaa Cssnty, spply to
nsAA n. C. RsvnLs, Try, KaaL
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

y There is some business going, If tines are dull
On Monday, Frank Van Buskirk sold goods to tive
men b the amount ef go, caah.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

u You ought 70 see our dandeaioa bed. 1t ID the
gayest thing out of doorA II reminds You Of old
times bsck there when yoa used 10 wander through
the meadows, and all that sort of thing.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

BATES LOCKE "a Park Row, New York
g. n PETTEEGILL 4 CO.. ~ Park Row, New York.
GEORGE p HOWELL & CO.. 10 Park Row, Kew York
HOW'LL & CHESMAG st. Leuis, No.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

q Theoretically, this is Spring; bat practically
'-Decsmbcr's a. pleasant - Nay We have nevel
known such raw, damp, cloedy Spring. that hang
on 60 much like q book-agent
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

q We met gentleman from the "ould sod on
the cars, the other day. He was looking for loca
ton. We asked him where hiS family resided, to
which he replisd: Il have no Anily fer the next
twenty one years. coming the I3tA day Of April"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

a Stock Salt 1t q per barrel, for sale
by @. Leland.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

Y The northe1 bound freight train On the Atehi
con and Nshraska Rood was ditchsd, o. Monday, b
tween White ClOad and Rnlo OBTAINING the Oshss
trains until altar midnight
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

~ sshosl bssis s.i ssAssl supplies ~ Hssssua 4
~ Eilsrt's Extract Of Tar and Wild Chsrfy VII
surs Csasunptisa in its f1t stagss
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

Here ard Thog0s
Farmers all got their corn covered, after the big
rains That ths w.y-lock up the stable, after The
hos 10 gone.
All busy planting eern, small grain locking good
Our Sunday schoo, still goeA On. but there arc ssno
very bad boys in il They need good sproutins.
Peter, what livss u.ass IL Hill, hss sold two
thirds interest in the brewery Price paid, Sl6oo 90
They are turning out ss0e good beer.
That chap that had his jog Of beer taken out Of the
wagon at Kigll.sa, had better kept his feet On it.
J. Klink Is putting cut large vineyard. He 10 60
ing to make lots Of wine Leok out for bottle next
Fall.
Ths peach crop is all right; also, the apple crop
promises good.
Dr.. Martin has moved bssk a.s.g tie Highlasders.
II was mystery - - What any enc family wanted
Of I've turkeys rsasssa vbssa. have Sos.a eat-her
name l. changed from Hubbard 70 Jshnsoa; asd there
will be smother this uostA, n Highland, and Johnny
gets ths halle II HghaanA She d - pretty - .ew
rcd wagaa. with tie tsaGse sat
A Trey Lawyer in Nud-Hols.- you want to hsar
some red-Aot euasing just say mudhols to Bsbeeek.
That place esght 10 b. fxed bat none Of tie four
road sverseers viii claim Il They ssy that their beat
doss mot take that hole IN
Miss Jennis Rsbinsoa b teaching her third term Of
school At the red sebeel hesse. She i Ma sases
the little eottoa-heaila
No heppen Jet HuzEI Don-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

u We call attention to the legal card Of C. O.
Aadoulct, in the proper columA. Rsrss.s vishins
legal services in the Eastern portion Of tie County, OF
in any Of the Courts Of the County, viii find him
prompt and attentive.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

NOtie0 The.
/. smother part Of papsr viii b fsusd he advsr
tissnsns Of Waterman Bernard whs wish - sell all
hs Lumbar wanted in Dosiphaa and Brown Csuntss n
g. Jsssph Hlwosd for press at shsr plsss
They always sell Lu.ber the very lowest Driess and
tLsy especially invite from any enc vish
ing purchase Lunbsr They prepared % deliver BY
shs ear Issd Al any point the st. Joe d. e. and
A. r. Railroads; and they guarantee entire satsfas-
tsn in OusIty and Price. Coed stalking for tsasss.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

Mesquite Creek lss0a.
We arc yet living down hsrs % Tie Greek, nosvith
standing Asois and frosts-
The hssvy niss, last vssk, tssk cut . great Dssy
watsr gates, and some fs.ea
Tho heavy ftDst, q the astA. killed most Il III
pesehea
ns farmers are ct work. trying - mako up for lost
time and the ssn tiss in vain 70 rival them in getting
up
Mr.. Graves = putting in ssme new ground.
Mr.. Dsavsr = pattisg up fnsa. a.A taking !. .sss
ground.
Rev. Mr.. Gray. Of ths n. Z CAareh, prssehed fSs
~ lass Sunday vssk, ed sAni.istrsd ths ordinance
Of baptism.
Niss Hslvey = tssching ssr Sznosr scAssl IN
sebsol i smal. ssbesviss = n hssrishng esnditsa
We have god ssbsssA srAeoa ~yasizstisa; Mr.
Fred Aosiss, Superintendent; Mr.. Haryia, Assistant
Mr. Cotton, Librarian; M. Gees, Secretary and Trsss
ursr; Mi.s Helvey tsssbsr II Clsss Ne. NF. Hale
tsarher Of Class Ne. 2; Mra Mary Dsay~, ssaehsr d
Class No. :
Mr. Brown. Of Troy, ergnnissa inging elAD st III
sshosl -hsasA Sunday bsfsre Last
Mrs ssttea yst Hhssrs, VIII lissis q % eaa.sA
PRAIRIs 0RAA.
q All kinAs e plsvs q LAlaada oD1A
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Money q Lean,
On long tine low interest we'll improved rsrns !,
Ds.iphsa County. Kansas. Apply to
iuasA Xxx. STOUT. Troy. Kaasas.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

FRANKLIN BABCoCK
win negotiate leans for parties wishing - borrow
-,.x af>k1S.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

oAes svsr Bsehaaaa Ba.k, B. Jsssph, No.
6aAly-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-05-10

n assss, rs,ss ,sA sss Ssa1y xst,s.ss h he wala
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION. Jsundics Bilious
attacks SICK HEA DACHE Collie. Depression Of Spirits,
SOUR STOMACH, Heart Burn, &c.. SC.
This unrivaied Southern Remedy Ii warranted not 10
contain . angle particle Of MKKcuEI any injurious
min ernls nba but Ia
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
THE CAMPAIGN IN NEW JERSEY.

Tho Now Jersey state Democratic Committee held
. meeting yesterday at Tayior's Hotel, Jersey City
Jacob vanatta elected chairman, W. ". shippen,
mcnts were made for mass meetings Jersey City,
Newark, Paterson. Hohokcn, New Brunswick, Eliza
beth, Trcnton ana Camden Meetings IN other places
will be regulated chiefly by the local committees.
Among the campaign documents issued in several
parts o. the state is scttng forth summary OF
the trial. conviction and execution OF James p. Don
nelly, the dying words OF the unfortunate man he
appealed 10 Heaven to witness his and his
scathng denunciation OF Governor Newell, who IN
sisted his execution though majority OF the Court
OF Pardons favor Of a commutaton OF death
sentence The dcathbcd confession OF the pro-
prictor OF the Sea Wow House. few yoars
niterwnrd, showed that poor Donucliy was
Judcially murdered There Is intensely bttor fccl
Ing st ranking on TINS subject all over the State
The document highly commcnds Chancellor Williams.
son. who protested vehemently IN the Court OF Par
dons against the execution, predicting that tho truth
would appear before many years. Tho significance OF
this point s increased the fact that tho Chancellor
was chairman OF the ate Democratic Convention
which nominated Mcclellan.
Sixteen Mcclellan Clubs havo boon organized dur
ing the present week IN Hudson county. Tho Abbott
Light Guards held a meeting last evening In Turner
Legion will DO called out next weok. Tho Lavcrty
Zouavcs named after the sheriff OF Hudson, have been
reorganizcd aud constitute nne body OF mon. Some
spirited residents OF Jersey City Hoghts have arranged
Institute last saturday night There is IN activity
and spirit IN tho campaign absolutely without proc
edent. The so-called Democratic General Comm tLee
OF Hudson county entirely ignored, and Is prob
able this Will be the last year Of It's existence.
meeting of tho veteran soldiers Club VIII take place
In the middle OF next week.
The New York herald., 1877-10-05
THIS WORLD NOT GOOD ENOUGH.

man describing himself as William Close, Of Johns.
town. y. T., few days ago obtained employment as
clerk IN William u. Touncy's wholesale drug htorc,
No. 1855 Broad street, Newark, and yesterday Mr..
Touncy saw the man go out into the yard and crawl
INTO the dog kennel Mr.. Tounlcy dragged him out,
aud. suspccting something wrong, scnt for Dr. Reed
fhc physician found that the man h had swallowed
prussic acId He cannot live
thomas Wilson, sgcd n,bctccn, q farm hand was
locked up In tho hddescx County jail at New Bruns
wick, n. j.. yesterday on a charge OF drGnkonncss.
An hour later one Of the prisoners called TO Jaior
Chevalicr that Wison was hanging himself. Wncn tho
JniIor reached the cell bo found Wilson hanging BY
The neck from the Top OF tho coil door, having made
rope out OF his overalls. He was uncohscous when
cut down, aud aitcrwMd had an attack OF dsrium
tremens. Last night he was dying.