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n: GollyerT7who! + Nj: j"hn Murphy;
ws T. Il .asss.fs 4s stn'''"'' from tho
=, o. motion Of AF. Fo's, Murphy was nominated
Fot Town Clerk, ". F. oBrten WAS nominated
III. Mullins moved that no more nominations bo
made. Il W.. much better p lei ~ the mon whe
Ne, %t Fq!z T.. 'sesfss !: d.. .en. should b nom;
moved ~ an amendment Tia. they 81 ,ndof.ed. 40
4 aeisfsse-who srs sheyt
thsy d!aa't Ar s..,.- tnox; ,,.-.., ..,"
rho lit nominated Fridsy nfei,t by st tSe = Joint
Convention of Democrats aud firpublicans was
then read. md considerable confusion prevailed.
u. II, Thomas moved ~ ~ amendment that tho
delt2atlons each naue two candidates. for Constr
Immediately tha hungry ones went in among tho
delegate., and they beeatne hopeesa1y mixed ani
Tie action wss At length reconsdsrcd, and tho
Convention adjourned without making any nomI-
The conyent!on va. characterized hy great COOL
hum0r, although there wAs the u.nal 1mpor3uutty
Of candidates for Constable, and nome time was
lot on this account, the otneesoekers being given
saat hey could nos 5e consfoes Ths tee S snea p
per wards. 1t wil1 bc noticed, votcd rolfd against
tho Eighteenth, the stronghold OF the CItIkena'
Onion. although many Of ~ members live in other
caled IN the interest ot the hummer ess., had only
ono object 10 vtcw, ~ they expressed It, ...tThu
wiping ont Of tho Eighteenth tvHFl crowd" 1t
waa objected to the Union's ticket that It eoh-
taincd three Democrats and ono Republican. It
contains two anu two. Politically. the Ticket
nominated last night IL made up OF three Demo.
Gratis anh one Republican,
The nominee for Aeaessur, Charles ". Teolet. Is
aciesk, and, - M!. Woke said, "A good pcnnlan
ana Eood bo0kkccpcF,- yuung msn Of yo0d
character"
The Collector. Frcd1. Ml1cs Ia In tho real cstato
hqslnfss. and member of the nrm Of Miller j.
The occupation Of the Supervisor, John Murphy,
1s not known. LIZ Eas Major In tho army.
The Clerk, ". +. OEHsn, IL bookkocpcf.
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The south.Town Convention met In the aouth
end OF the hall, md was called 10 order By Col.
Abncs Taylor.
Mr. Norman Williams was mAdo Chairman, End
Mr. A. X. Hall Secretary.
Mr. n. X. Fatrbsnk nominated for tho office Of
snpcrs!sor lit. +. q. Mason. Tho present Super.
visor Ind informed Mr. FaIsbank that he had some
3:o 600 10 turn over TO hfa SUCCESSOR, and It was
necessary tn hayc \ man In that por!tton OF un-
doubted ability and sterling Aonc4ty. Such n,an
Was E. G. lt4son.
.1lr. u. q. Fisk VIA also put In nomination.
Tho nut ballot, which VIVA infornsI resulted in
Nasou sces!v!na 20 and .tsk 81. ~:
Tho next ballot was m,ade formal, and resulted In
thu nomination Of Mnaon BY tote Of ~ to 10.
Tho nomination waa made unanimous.
W. II. u. Gray and II. D. Isslarl were named
for tho Office OF Asseaaot. 0saY was nominated by
= vote Of 70 10 IA.
Simeon ". King. u. q. Dodge, and Horse Eddy
wcra put In nomination for tho oa]cc OF Collector.
In nominating fior1e Eddy. e1.Ald. Dixon. who
did tho busiaess, referred 10 him ~ I man Of
''strtct and rigid economy"
The Dirt ba11ot was informal. King got 7, Dodge
-, aud Eddy ~.
On tho formal ballot King*s name Wa Nithdrawn
In fayor Of Eddy. Dodge received 81. aud Eddy
TO-. Dol.c's nomination was made unanimous.
Simeon ". Hing wore nut ia nomination. king
Got III by votr ot ~ 10 i.
Nominations s9r she otaeo Of Constable wero
i: Taa..slot.e, Henry 6e,t, j: +; {Snes. Il.
FED Le,S;.nt, Il. Beiaen, Bi Gif Il Il. wa,aes an an.
shout dozen oshcta.
thure werc but nine constables 10 be elected.
On niotaon Of Mr.. L. l.. CobuEu, each ward, cx.
10 bo voted upon bJ tbs Convention, tae Filth 10
present onc.
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LUCAL GOIl'IlCS.
Meeting OF the Republican
City Convention.
denomination Of Mayor Heath After
an Exciting Contest,
The Ticket Completed by Messrs.
Larrabee, Tuthill, and
DutZ.
An Excellent Town Ticket
Nominated on the
South Side.
.
The Democracy Trying to Get
into Shape for the Ap.
preaching Contest.
They Appreciate tho Fact that
tic German Voters Are
Not with Them.
4 Lively Time in the Second Ward---
4 Queer Character Given
to Viorling.
A Protest Against 1Ifldreth-.- Cannon
Repudiated--.Smith on tho
Stump.
The Democracy Trying to Get
into Shape for the APP
preaching Contest.
They Appreciate tho Fact that
tic German Voters Arc
Not with Them.
4 Lively Time in the Second Ward.--
4 Queer Character Given
to Viorlng.
A Protest Against 1Ifldreth--.C Cannon
Repudiated.-.Smttil on tho
Stump.


TIE CITY CONVENTION.
HEATH THE WINNER.
Tho Republican City Convention met yesterday
morning In Mccormick Hail. fobody gazing on
tho assembly could have failed 10 cuntsast It with
tho crowd that filled the North Side Turner-11alt
last Saturday, to tho Infinite disadvantage Of tho
latter.
Tho Convention was called to order ut 1920
O'Clock, half.an-hour earlier than anybody sup.
posed II wou1d bc, by Col. AbncE L. Taylor.
Ex.A!d. Arthur Dixon was nominated for tom.
porary Chairman, and elected In short order.
For temporary Secretary there wcre several nom.
inatlons. Col. John II, Roberts, Ms. McGcnne.
and Mr. sa.n coliyor. On putting the nominations
The result. as far - concerned lsobcrts md Nc.
Gennls, was exceedingly doubtful, and cnch can.
tltdate inslsed thAt to had been elected. Mctlcn-
MIS- particularly Ind good deal Of fnststing t0 DO,
and was finally. amidst considerable disorder, de-
ctared elected.
CREDENTIALS.
Mr. Charles Wilson moved to appoint commit
tce Of i've on credentials.
Somebody moved and insiated on hts motion,
that tho Committee bo nada to consat OF ono from
each ward.
Another delegate backed him up with the nsscr.
tfon TINT It had always been customary for each
ward to bu represented in tho Committee on Gre
dentlals.
II tho temporary Chairman had any one 3aut
more glarfn9 than another II was Ills absurd idea
Of endcay0Etux 10 Qu!et tho Convention by making
~ much noise himself N possible. The result wna
woEso Babel than before. Finally tho ',halr-
natn became worn ont through sheer exclamation
with pounding very small! and weak table with
very effective looking mace, and comparative 0ulet
ensued for q few mlnutes
The Chairman then put tho motion on the 4p-
pointmcnt Of ono from each wast a. tho Committee
1n~l Nal .otjA- -iuA
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Tl!e announcement was received with applautc..
biz anaI nomination, a,tA thu Wight men greauy
encouraged. Dulh eldes prepared themselves for
tho ncAL l,all1t. which VIVA lnale f1ftua1, and
which resulted a. fultowa:
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Mr. Rm5tl, returned thanks, and stked the Co.
operation Of tho Convention in maintaining order.
THE KfHTfrft WARD.

pletcu thcir !ahoEHt and through the Chairman. Mf
onl5 one contest, that in The Eighth Whri.-nni
they recommended tho admiration of the Wright
cha,e. wso On aehsf o e. rs re-
Ill., Mullins moved thas the M msiotity repoT, b
i:1.Hd nili moved 70 substitute tho minority
Ex.Ald. uarlner: moved to iaJ 0ll1's motion on
Iii. Mullins modified bis motion 30 that It read
That tl,e .eport of ths ma}oritY-leasing ont tho
Ex.Ald. tiit renewed m M hts motion.
Ex-A1d. Gardner renewed h!a motion 10 lay on
ii, i. X. Faltb.nt suggested. as very few Of
t. deeats; fl Tug fs: oR either 3D.
Ill.,. IL. Id In i've minutes tcrles Of "out Of
''SS,: III cha,,-rh.t could be done on, by un.n,-
.Ex.Ald. Gardner Withdrew bis motIon upon con.
dillon ttat he bo atowcd 10 renew It.
dtseassei Ii eo.uittes md Evidence IN tho shspe
Of Iss ; X eO 's' and
cred The matter thoroughly, and had tnao their re-
l.ort. II tie Convention wern to 10 into the cv!-
ing. Iccau.e thcra were 10 many diverse opinions
sSe wSsrs il Va On thy siopt'on Of rsjec.
Nr. Fairbahk iIl not propose to hear m, .cvi-
detcc. but simple statement OF tho facts IN both
teap M ;s would yon know which YVES
:, Mr. .farbank-Welt, We want 70 know somc-
iii, j.. X, Thompson hoped tho suggestion Of
70; ua9asstsnd is ths sae.tioa. tc.ss Of lls.f
III. rasbank put bis suggestion in the form Of
n'9tson. and i wns agreed to:
'' "e'e 'A'A IIs' Mn. MA.gtN1 'e ~A0 op"Ao'o'
c,u. fcr,y.~a .nS s.,I trst ~, rt,h,h ,r,,a so-
yeass hsa Scea stlema n e W hspnb!ieaus.
F e eas. nd d5nEnx
i.Tn, ~ .%nt - fho .rsnnventions Il h.,nn s1mnst
is,p9,sSs NJ 8, H., ct ~ .s.pssisS!s, .s; %ss
h v ,n .ns ~ X. .n,1.,
an,Mnttn~ imduns 1,ne ti,is vcnr VIVA i,etnrrr.t
Tf.i mi t,ihcrs h.i sst"a Nnmcr | tn scicrs ,nn,
nncs In h.~n hi nloy Mnatinv Kim sxnn, IL jt,
trnic] to nmnntnt. Ma1ncr rayn no ansxer. Thnv
e9me e the polls ana tonna them tn Possession q
werc reftscj' Then thsy askra TIM two fesnect1.
lie men Iw allowed lnaide, That atso was Refused,
wh'eu tlsto wcSe oniy /. Gno y"tas - In the whole
Wild. Thcy made up taeir minds il they Couldn't
haye nm it,ort Yote thsy you,in't a,ion othcrs to
sss s ~ nsGt e5Is q s t sss s,
mi naG IN hegs ~ aSa Gy III y6te.
Wsis ~ i w5is6 ysio !or ths tisket ,L hs
''a'n' 1Npp'Ansc,5 IN. sp.YKonp
.sssnaea the platform. III il Lad re,1asa IN . tne
Saa and sseny ss fa n p"ss ssae
p*ja between 81. 09o anI g 0o9; I'D np'st 20
i W. n 1t IT,; sy ans I'd e I'd
viii ~ thc Gonycption did eot know. them iie
ss, t4 fs ,Ss as I I io,!s s ss yoo o
ile saiJ, a. irssl.aut Of iho ward cab tilat Could
not and snnuld a9t be cone. lApplanee;!
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Congress meets in something less than
pcvcn weeks, and its duties will be huincr-
bus and very wcghty.
The bill which organized tho Electoral
Commission contains a clause providing
that the decision of that body. whether in
Favor Of HAYES or TILDEN. should not in
my way invalidate or diminish the right OF
fhc defeated party to carry the case before
lhc judicial tribunals Of the country. An
opinion prevails, however, among able
lawyers-although dissenting Wow is
Sometimes expressed that this clause
Cf the bill is practically imperative, for the
rcason that there Is no method provided in
llc law by which the rights Of the person
kho was counted ont by the Electoral Com
mission can be assorted and carried into
bnect. Meanwhile evidence accumuatcs
bhowing not only the facts OF the frauds in
Florida and Louisiana. through which Mr..
HAYES occupies his present position, but
bl-o their particulars, details. and methods,
D. that even the most Jealous Republicans,
WHO until now have chung to shadowy be-
DEF that Mr. HAYES might really have been
elected are becoming convinced that the
fruth is not so and that Mr. TiLDEN is the
only man who now has any right TO Uc the
President Of the United States.
This being the case 1t becomes prcGmi-
0cntly the duty of Congress to pass law
hciining the manner in which this question
may bc brought before the proper tribunals.
- that the evidence may judicially be taken
and an authoritative decision be- rendered in
accordance with truth and justice.
1t has hitherto been objected TO such n
proceeding that as a large proportion Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States were
members of the Electoral Commission. and
IL that capacity have already pleiudgcd the
question. IL will be useless to bring
the matter before them again. To
this we answer that this affords no good
reason against enacting the ncccssa-
ry law. Besides they were in the
tribunal as politicians and they acted under
The pressure Of strong party excitement
the facts being little known To- the public
md mems views of them being colored by
their party predictions All thrt is past
knowledge has succeeded to doubt; HAYES
has been tried, and found wanting; and
calm reflection has taken the place Of party
passion 1t is not possible that even preiu
diced court could stand up In the face Of the
revelations that have been made and that
IRE yet to be made, ami maintain the de-
cison of the Electoral Commission. Justice
may now bc looked for, and il is the duty "
Congress to provide the means Of obtain
ing it.
Very likely Mr.. HAYES would veto such n
bill but a majority Of two.thirds in each
House would override the veto. Truth Is
mighty, and must finally prevail.
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BRIGHAM YorNG, the Prophet Of Utah,
who for thirty-thrcc years has been the
head Of the Mormon religion, Is dead. A
man Of great natural ability, great
iorce Of character, and great powers
of organization. he has made his mark upon
tho history of his country and his times.
His influence on the Mormon Church, on
tho peculiar social system which be-
longs to it, and on the Territory Of
Utah, has been controlling His powers
as spiritual leader and church di-
rector were dcspotic; and he has welded
them in his own way through all the for
tunes and mlsfortuncs Of his religion since
the murder Of it's founder, JOSEPH SMITH
1t is understood that his successor as
President Of the Mormon Church will be the
youngest of his SONS 10y his first and legiti-
mate wife, his son JONI W. YoUSG.
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NEW YORK CTTY,s FERRIES.


t..- +, MN. 80. t 81 4, 49,. g.,
'"iI'S - nun S"U "g"'''' ll' ''Hilils-
s'oncrs Of the Sinking Fund. e. restrain the
r, "a s,i, ,, ,,,,i,,,, ~ l..e .a ~ f,,,r,, fran.
~ ' '','' "' "' ''' '''
ch.s's. wis before judge VAN Iluht. III N1i H-
rior Court. Chambers. yesterday. upon mo-
,i,.,, t.,,,.ie i.f,,.,c, D.. ,i,,.,,... ,,
'' w" ''''''"'' ~ INV t,'''"''', ~ o"'''"'
lpIiirN Injunction. INC sun u drought 10y Mr
Hull. cst"nsihly AZ q TAXPAYER. t. prov. NJ waste
,r.l .ri, o., tL , ,.i, ID. ,.r,,.c,.,. ,,, a., ao,a
',, '''',' "a 49, 80
VIII result from inc SAFE OF th'Se I'f'N lf'h-
'hi@'s under the terms urOpu~ a. which are
thn, tho Iil. mn, Va. ,,.,,,, tl, L.is ~ n mar
H
''hlNE' '' inc gross r''cllA' no h" 10 h' re-
crlvcd for loss than i've per cent of gross re-
c,f.ta
Mr Anur'W1' on hehai 81 IN" corporation
Counsel rond the affidavit " Si-runI Wise "a
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high placcl Call in the doctor, and at
once use means, even though strait jack
cts are necessary, to keep these pitiablc
creatures from longer exhibiting their inn
bccilty before the eyes of men. 10 Is too
sud to see them Wanting their -illin"ss in
the presence oi crowds who 60 homo TO jecr
and blush. If HAYES has any real friends,
let them at once persuade him to give up
his contemplated Western exhibition at
any rate to save KEY and EvARrs from the
criti ,isms of the multitude. who will not
make the allowances for them We do since
we know that they have sold themselves TO
the devil, and are now paying the price.
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THE HORRORS or F.iMINE.


LONDON, Aug. % The editor Of the
Madras Imes, who is n member of the relief
committee, writes under date M Aug l. ~ toll
lows; " The population IN southern lnlAmo
or loss am ctod ly famine number, 2lUluuOO.
In the most favorable circumstances at least
onr.sixth II the p"ople win die. The famine is
UNNECESSARILY groater than WIS that in Bengal
Twenty three p'opl" in all, diei Of starvation
in Bengal. In Madras, no camp II 3.OOO rises
morning nitor morning without leaving thirty
oorps"s In the Interior the distress is most
f'urlul one gentleman passing down wiley
IN the Myuaal district counted twenty nine
doad bodies on the road. coffee planter sock
ing shelter from the rain, in a hut. found six
0coomIosing corr-cs in H. On any day. and
every day. mothers may he snon Ia the str.Dt-
Of Madras Offering ih"ir children for -nlr wnin
~" '"unill l'r % OF ln' poor iou-" o. lnd
Of lnluu- lNuWi lA tur lNI..'. Ou tIl" rNui-. tr-
~"rirl lN ihrIr UuI "Hf-. SIN rti 'WiuH 'Nm-
OIL. mood SOP lun p' ,u'" hHt" d.i of want ana
i.tI-- TN. ur-' lu- trI-'iI mNy h,"Npn t.t
~ NN-Nr'. lnWh uuYu'", ln.l""d. lu'orua-
tom liH rHnrhtI mr lrNW lAuInNre oi tNO
Uu-Ns oi DuAIIllI .slu i|rtUdN.
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DEfRiJDING THr GOyERvMESr.


WASHINGTON. Aug. 2o-With regard to
the recent arrests Of officials and others in
North Carolina for presenting fraudulent
claims 20 the internal revenue office. the
statement is made by a prominent officer ~ the
service. that some time ago the Commissioner
81 Internal .cvenu" became suspicious TINT the
large number Of claims for informcr- rewards.
under his or' uiar OF Mar 10. 1915. ail9win-
lifiy dollars in each case for Information which
would lead 10 the seizure - an illoi, still. and
the arrest and holding to bail Of it, operator.
which were being received at the department
from '-tDrn North Carolina. were either nti-
tious or at least based on very doubtful
grounds. In consequence az this suspicion
number were referred to Agent Wagner for in
Ne.tgation. the result of which was the UNI
carthing of regular and well laid conspiracy
To- deiraud tho Government. Invoiscd in this
deputy mnrshals. and lnited states Commits
sionrr Being familiar with the records uf the
court ana the Collectors oniee. the parties
adtpitly made ~ Gains t. represent III" s"lI-
ure of many stills and the arrest of numerous
d'tillors, and then finding willing tool To
represent the claimant. they imposed on bis
trict Attorney LuSk bv false represo nta-
lions. and thereby procured his ccril-
cate TO the correctness of tho cluims.
also the cert fleatc of the late Collector Pinkncy
Rollins in whose district the claims originated
mainly TO the same effect. Several oi these
claims were paid by the Department isiore sus-
pirion WIS aroused. hut the bulk of Thorn have
been rstopp"d..l Ia cons qu'nrc OF TIA" report ON
the inyrs tIgatlOn. Gen. hdum directed that pro-
cecdlnss be- instituted against the OIL, r.
chiefly Interested IN tho mr.. iracy. and a
hearing was iad AZ llotganioNn, y. c.. on the
~ and 23d inst. before a niind states Com
miss ioncr. who hcld 90 bail Vim. II. Dcayrr.
Deputy Marshal and Deputy { joctor; Jo- ph
". Green, United States Commissioner. and 4.
y. Green. tn principal claimant. There Is no
DOUBT about the conviction Of tn" parties.
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A Painful Result.

II Is no use any longer to refrain from
speaking of the melancholy fact. Every
body is talking about II privately, and its
manifestations have been Of the most pub
JIG sort. II is true it is n very delicate mat
ter, n sort Of thing which usually, out of re-
gard for the feelings Of the friends of the az
nictcd, is spoken Of only in Whispers no one,
Except the meanest, deriving any satisidc-
ton from the calamity.
The physical downfall Of a man l. some
rhing sad 10 contemplate. To see one who
has borne himself with pride and courage in
fhe warfare of life suddenly struck low, so
that he becomes like helpless infant de-
pendent Oh his nurses care, feeding from a
epoon, and, perhaps, scarcely able to To-
strain his tears, while the slightest jarring
sound disturbs his rest, and agltates his
shattered nerves, teaches US how .frail is
man, and how vain his self-conildcncc. He
who vas equal to the greatest tasks of state
or Of business, rejoicing in the conquering Of
difficulties the more insurmountaOle they
seemed, is now overcome by n word, n sight,
sound. Prone and exhausted, he counts il
victory won ii he turns himself over IN his
couch or lifts with shaking hand, the drug
b. hopes may palliate the pain which steals
AWAY his sleep. A strong man, sorely sick
If body, is a piuable object He is a chained
pROMITHEUs, an impressive Illustration II
the weatno-. II Aumanit..
But when we contemplate man who
pmid success, and in tho plouitude # hi-
physical powers Is Frustrated by the decay
Of what a., 10 furnishes light for the coipO-
real frame when we see one who hns held
Il i.,I IN, ' TIT. "a
has found the machinery OF lis mind ohc-
nient To his viii, at once or slowly driven into
the darkness Of mental ob.ivion, Nc are o,-
pressed with sorrow ana overcome with
commiscration The man is bodily alive
but SO far as concerns all that makes ono Of
Us living and active force in society he IL
utterly dead. 1t would indeed, have been
better ior him II be had Leen carried 10 his
grave.
The painful fact Il Is our duty now 70 an
uouncc IS that-uulcss the signs are do iep-
tivc-the Cabinet Of the Fraudulent Prcsi-
dent have taken the first downward STEPS
on that dark and dlamal read which leads
t. imbccility. Mr. EvARTs is pretty far
gone. KEY Is near tho bottom. SHERMAN
has got az far as tho stopping place Of Com
niunism SCHURz tarrles for the moment at
the station Of deceit prcvarioation, and
hopeless Inconsistency, while hc thinks -
the abyss into which he is bound to plunge
IN the end. AS for HAYES himself, he start
ed pretty near tho bottom, and vninly
strives to got up to the lofty top, but he
l. laden with intellectual nnrmitics which
prevent bio progress. Fraud, added 10 the
weight of Inherent dulnc,s /, proving too
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Republican conventions about to adopt
platforms Democratic candidates for Gov
crEor about to write letters of acceptance,
politicians Of both PARTIES. honest and dis
honest voters. and the roet of a. American
people. including RrunEroD b. HAYES
and j. MADISON WELLS, will DO well to bear
IN mind this fact:
The jon BRADLEY Commission did mo- De-
eide that HAYEs's titlcto tho Presidency was
essentially good; it only dcoi.ind. hya vote
Of eight to seven, not To- investigate that
title To soc whether it was good oruat.
II the record Of the so-callol Electoral
Commission and rs eight to seven decisions
il constantly kept in sight. the country Will
be spared much nonsense.
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Tho death list OF prominent mon ycstor-
day includes til" names Of BRIGHAM YoUNG "
Utah, f. l.. STANTON the son OF the great war
Secretary, o. :. HALsrfp. eN-Chaneollpr II the
state Of New Jersey. the Rev Mr. MuMFoRD.
editor Of the Boston christian Register. and. at
the moment Of this writing T.. L. DAVENPORT.
the tragedian. is at the point Of DEATH
Tho railroad disasters 81 yesterday We're sorl-
ous in thcir nnturc. The most shocking one
among them il that reported from Dos Noiuos.
WA. which took place hear there. on tic chi
cago. Rock Island and Pacific lAirual and the
list II killed ana wuuiltl l- loug 0nd painful.
and includes many mon conu .tl VIII BAH
NUNS show. Another o.. yo-i"rlHy- disasters
occurred on the Hudson River Railroad. at
Hudson; and the casualties wors one man
killed and one wounded. Stil another disaster
is reported from he lndianlnoIs Cincinnati
and Lafayette Railroad; rnd in II the sufferers
were four men. two OF whom We're killed and
Two badly wounded.