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, 1877-06-18
TIE GRAND JURY.
CLOSING ITS LAUOItA

Tho 0rand Jury Will assemble this morning Al
$3.50 o'clock sharp and proceed 10 agree uron IT.
report II was noted yesterday that Saturday they
had practically agreed to return true bills agatnsi
Hickey. Dan Webster, and Commissioners Comfy,
Carroll and McCa6rsy, and c1.Commissloucs
Johnson, but that this action nay adhered 10 IL
not At ali certain. In fact, from tho discussion
among the Jurors. nothing ean bo counted as abso-
lucly certain until the indictments havp been died
with the court and tho Jury discharged.
Al one ttmo 1t had been virtually agreed to indIet
all who yotcd for tns MeNeilWalk stone contract
hut tue tuFofs aplnipna changed ia the discussion
of lhs evidences aud in tho consideration Of lho
would b. m,nltsstly unfair inl'ct ono whe voted
would BE- 10 do ,nj!lslico to some whom they wi sre
satisfied aad voted Tor McNell with no other than
nre mo,!se; co cle.y was regarded By A.
bcen regarded BY thutc who know him, and 10
sach msa % = h!@ !he notorious ssg.t may 10 said
IL H. o~s ss hayhss 70 for
that The samo waa tho cass In tho lIarms natter
that while the stea! was great but few vi those WHO
70 have saved u.s mob Ia tais ~ while Is yotsd
in !he punder; TIL. conclusion oi the jury bears
0at The position always tAkeu by Tho pfess and
:hat 'Lo na{ot., q County Board arc moi cor:
with As ling" when their Soes wsrs INV
70 easfy msa'"'a were not knowingly parties 70
Whether Tho jury /. satisfied OF It or not It IA a
fast that certain ms.nbers Of shs uoard hare hccn
Influenced BY their fellow. Ia excry Important
nsas1Fs where they hays acted with tho msIofiIy,
omcy ans hays attended ssaeuse. IN county oi,tcefs
tSxm e's'y .,eo,.s y1to %hleh nox s,*ad. beiore
ehsraetess, and, such being the case, Tue jury il
sotaCasa ot a anu u 1glt In rafHs'nR to tnAlct them
~. ,os tae wtongs they have lnnoccntly committed
nnt tas other question Tematus to ba settlvd, =
~ H. aoas shoad estye 70 ave auch q known
70 conclusive agatnst. The Jury il 10 pct upoo lis
evidence. and nothing clsc, to-day. II II Seiisyes
that anI member who voted for Harms Of Mcneil
20 dstsand IN public. aad 50 voted with
indsctnlsnts against them. snu ought 10. This
lsths opinion u tho state's Attorney and Of somc
oro of .a' f. isaqx 9S,0. m'9Ss saa .ssd
oatls TO tndct tho inroccnt Ur thoss they heii"xs
Innocent, from ths evidence before thsn uf r. ths
Jury composed of men of tl.ss stamp; % kha pther
s nan9. thsy cannot sxcIse score ofithe guilty IN
sunsf, ant 4 y not eel!sssd shsy viii. Thelf
,an imuvdiately upon the diseh7rgs Of tho present
ths ssleetlun Of ils County Bosra, sai
while The States Attorney has stgIiGol iii ,nten.
taoa e pretty thoroughly weed It OUT nothing 10 ex-
psetcd q ~ bands ia bringing any OF shg NOM
posea " part of hatn who have solicited Tho plAca
t1e - per day that Il btings aAd ths chances il
snSfas Or r. pesquss!tes Another Jury. however, il
ns composed Of representative business meu, and
thu work left % hr the present Jury win bo saksa
ap ~ i. NJ. Mills y determined to spare no
Tins or psins t. brtug she to luace, and
ns ~ undertaken he looks confidently 10 lie
public tor assistance.
, 1877-06-18
SUNDAY RUM-DHINKING.

nsN"oH Ut TIE HEY. JOHN ATKihsoN.
breat,n., wa. tc rs.a, anu ssnoa.h.
nv ax, .sna 1e ,a'e' ttio Which tho
bestowed on sermon delivered 70 his Mock sxta Int
b b: ss s.ss..s day tssp - e;
~ssa ~S that It ssss%:a ss 'S p.'
as, gs lay ,.. ;ns1s,sssa s,s Ia Tho s; and delivered
II was suited to men .hsn .ai il Va: .nssd 70 men
s '1a ss sy nan os asm now s'
self had not coma to destroy she law,
9un,. 9un 70 ',,u1, ,aisn u True; tho nero
eonc-was snuulled tr Jesus cb,st bnt IL" rr..t
mora, INV tn s"bs,one, ona ~. ~ ". Nv s.ea.
nsysr hssn 1ao. 1nu a0t ~ se sasao" haa
hoy .aps ont from tho sspaara q,
sf ss %sn x nss;a5 .: sas s Il
i.sGl: +; h i s liz ssd
day eommemora,ion asn 'es's o. 'ss ss. az a.s
ta s S o% H. .Ha
and brought light Into thc world, II tu,iness Went
Sn o. auF's th.t day, 4 could not e souf,a Kept
icnpc, 70 would lie dsiye ot ali secu]st bu,nsas @
on the sabbath. II was DAY Tor dsvoat worshIn'
r.
worldly eoneons OF tba wssk dsS sncnRtartsa t tho
sabbath add the xpsaksr snd tkcrc ,snmiI ~ Wv ~
safeIY Ior public xSsalp: and ~ aoon ~ b ~ sah IT,
Lath vas icatfoTed liz Chn1ch itsn,f s ~onId osni
70 with II. Heruiar linn .sheth.e" ,nnn..i nun.ii
1t manual, wa ono mesns nf a,,.castn9 msh,as
tic Sabbath: tbs pursuit. af ,nsr. ..,.MaS .ninH
tncnt was another. This nninrs,iv hr%,oi,a NV x.
sneaker 10 the ourstfon al nm. ,.Isntsms tms
and run,.scllinv On ths snhh,th ~ tnS
f,urtops who Wcrs euyaved IN wb.c" " .nMI' tIe
destroying Dusncas Iha snsaIar nnts-,. .ss Iu
no iaticflng opiaion, They Wsss. a. ho M u
regardless Sf every sucrcn th{nT Tsn ~ ~.
di' moi fcsf God, neither did h rcaatT msn
kent his uaco onsn an ths tshhs1aN ,vhti
cvury Otpsr Kind of busn.,s IL ~. sa.e III
genesaliy speaking. W. eto.td ~ s'i{s
WA Without con:c,snes ran. s5is.. ,oIs ,Ms
The poor drunken victim. ,erifnr Ssorn "nM ~
doot went hui,ia Ia heat ha wtfe md smnta ,,ehs
hideous; regardless Of ths nnmSer "f nnnssnns.s
he hsjped 10 iIjj. liis busfnsaa Vas ~ "~binIinn
OF tecn ami unmtivntaa ti.nsa vi"x Al, tha. .
or Il ~ rv,i, "",I sSti .npat., All aMste Waa
nat enforce iha law fnrh';in,s ~ ~ NuM: WY
asd uod, n,a,, and PUBLIC opinion, md Il W.. slil
fur II ii VA. thcrs Wauf he p" sy @ osset.
wa6 vn that clY where there wa iio sapbstb. Xe.
SSo,talng Ss,ng 1 70 Ar. Atkln:on, thc avetago
tauoseI t. p1t On eleaa shirt Sunday morn.
, 1877-06-18

u gentleman cannot do without biz morning
papeE. PC mofs can = lady do Without her fashion
otlef is not ony taat II her. but practicsl rconu.
ny ~ tins and money. Aad,tws' Hosas IL moro
taan sntests!nlng-,t is 4saful. - ladies' aIo4s
W.R Andrews. GiYe!uuat. IVY :"
, 1877-06-18
MUSICALE.
TIE CARR TESTIMONIAL.

TnR cAnf TESTIMONIAL.
The Expedition Building, which has 70 sud
denly bfo'somel out a. Summer.N1sht Garden,
wherein Mt. Thomas and hll Incompatible band
will entertain she SHAY at.hon,es during tho next
si1 weeks, was throaEed on Saturday night upon
lhe occalfon Of The testimonial concert 10 Miss
Cary. Bnrtly no singer could hare asked for q
more magnificent testimonial than the presence Of
nearly d, 900 enthusiastic peopla. 1t speaks more
eloqucntJ for tho popularity Of the American
or lavish gifts. iler as.istaucs upon tIIs occason
wss tho TAomAs urchealra. and ahe needed noth.
Ing more. for Cary and tho Thomns Orchestra COM
Sat.ao nslp :nposaoo: IA c.sy ,ss's na@ ~.
q more q pps.tE o. Sas. bs shp sy1 tn
M.xoutnesns and low:toned edition Of ::Elss
uCosk = ~ ths .' S.i'o:n'ng" on shs programme: and
the Rye" Z! A. eacose. but she Ind her revenge BY
giving tho fattma aria from "AbA ilassan y a. All
% enSots 70 H. don Carlos" ars. 50 that shc not
own sweet way besides. 'sho mrses was In bcttsr
voice, nsvet .aue mofe elosiously. She oiled tho
Of the auditorium, and eyory aoto was audible,
edge OF the vast audience. ier seccntton waa cor.
Cart crazy In the second. 70 lhat sho rlay carry
East with her Today very pleasant memory 70
critical os,onfans On wenesdsy. Tas otehcs sI taas
~ Aasantr!lo' nnd Ottton. :" 9llnkh'e ''koMariIA'
knya." Ioldmark's bullet music. Strauss Village
suatlows Waltz. aud Mcycrhter's Indian March,
from "LAfrtcafnc," being sandw,cled IN be-
=. "lseMso and juliet" munc. and selection. from
were worn out With u country experiences, night
past week. It did lts work supcsbly. During the
iIterIua asi0ns tbs audience made ttaelf At home
wandering about thu auditorium aud tho couaerva-
tory With it, elegant out6t Of follass aud blossoms,
and expFossed Itself delighted with the arrange.
having, arranged an. exceedingly t.siy,
enjoyable, comfortable, and pleasant
music tooin and Garden, and arc a,so % q con:
tho building. Tonight tho garden Will be open In
\ musical and social way. The concerts viii be
purely informal, Tho Programmes will b light
anil Jolly and there IL no regulation to compel ono
70 keep bis OF her acat. There will be music for
the cnes, flowers and decorations for The eyes,
mouth. Iuhk und Gtnu<fAehkHf are 10 70 hand
In llsn II tho ncuGish dissemination Of the aver.
age American to kcep hts ssas on hard chair docs
not prevent. Mr. Thomas aud bis managers have
worked hard to make these conctsta delightful,
lie u not going to play to concert.goers xlonc but
TO tho whole people at peuple's priccs Now Ict
tue people support him. Tho programme Will bo
as follows:
pyerturS - GAIA thd!a" ,l:osslni
!!suI M9.f, ieine Il ssba
o~..,,.. .v..,. !nfsrmi';ioa. ::,
HeFt4!c kEnaont' .Desthoyrn
Mach Ts!npo, Symphony Lenoro..
E&1H H~ffn f.fn TshA,
, 1877-06-18
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS,

The second Huttets,ics' Bail will be given Thurs,
day afternoon, instead Of Tuesday, ~ prcviouslJ
announced.
ras4age from o,c latest fashionable novel: 40,
eiel, exclaimed the Countess Ecrsphinc, with d
pfrtty dIsmAy, and btushng a bright cardinal
color"
Coroner Dietzsch yesterday held IN inquest npon
Henry Gilmore, who accidentally shot himself In
his bunk on the schooner MARY Coplcy. A verdict
OF ncc!dentA, death was returned.
Judge nnckner 9. Morris wae At II 30 last night
reported 10 be In about The an,nc condition u te
Cd no hope Of his recovery, and sasd that his l!fc
week longer.
James Mnieahe,. 1s yes.s Of acc. resdlng q No
p.'tea orer his body. Dr. Won Tsecn, who Al. Il.
tended him. rayt he cacaped mlrscntously without
1tissy very accommodating sort Of borrower
oss.;sa, %saIs "a s1a isaa "a i dssd
eafflea his Hoso and waits for IN auawcr.
AZ 7:3o last evening Mrs. Donnett, of No. 4o1
Clatk street accidentally fell from buggy by the
sas en- 81 sss s se' H.
sp1!t open, md her head nnd shoulders badly cut
and bruised Dr. Hess, who attended her. says
the injuries nre quito painful, but not dangerous
drve Lincoln rsrk one u ss eb,d,en. I'D soy
Yaus se" 81 Sosss sn,s 9wnsS s!ts sGd
Mr. Vouto toorncd about and conveyed the child to
,s. eut across sa ths ia forehesd 'o' 'o'
oGlcer BIC Arthur waa last evening resting morn
ras'}y nfter having had movement of tho bowels.
Dr. Dnnne thinks l!o Is much better, and hopes
Tor his Fccnvcfy. John uairns, who wAs cut At the
Noolcn mills on Ohio street by ChnrIes 1iaslam,
vas rrported very low indeed last nlght, aud. ns
life Ia deapatrcd Of.
Minor arrests: George voss and John 1lartiran
eon " men; en-, saptnsea At the rau uandle dspos
cash and a quantity nf eipthjn:. hT Odcer ".
shandley; about thirty inmates from vile resorts
,. Gatf r. street by the Aot{ ooliee "cahbage"
man slEect district
Detective Scott yesterday ran scross sauk Of
Thor Thoma. su'is,an. George Wil'on, anj Jamss
thea viii iouk we'll on 1ess, ts yuernnt ill., a.
AL A. four % are Tel.known thieves. Gpoa ore 81
John Williams, Of Wiuons, MIMI, yesterday
1tternoon fell suddenly, dead In front Of No, 10
found upon him. but a. no onc knew wbo he wss
The body @ wns sent 70 the Morgue. There It was
Williams former atnent al Kush liz Meaenii M iV Cot.
lsge and .,s,ting his sister, Mlss Annie WiIiiams,
OF 40 o,' West Monroe street.
c,ms eaas usss a ;s Mseey
Gaeaeo ayenue and sedswlek stlec II ia esa o1dered
them 70 dlsperse, but instead Tiny knocked him
and bca lin hs he M b. ao II ci
eeSera ut dsy. naecs David Little came to TIE tes
cue, pat Was sl"o driven %, aud followed BY tic
1ated he ltIns three shots 1t thsm a. 10 ra No
yesterday afternoon Harry Nlrc, A dslres for
tbs fonrth Of aly acc|jontalr ,nt III III
~, iae Gmt Ainelost tealaing at No. ~ Icie-
, 1877-06-18
Life Not a Matter Of Routine...
Sermon by Prof. Swing.
Civilization Misfortune Without
Mental and Spiritual Food.
To Kill Time Fruftless Study Until the
Return Of l}nrbnrlsln.
Three Discourses on the Prof.
anation OF the Sabbath.
The Authorities Called Upon to Sup.
press Sunday Liqu6r.solling.
LIFE NOT 4 ROUTINE.

inn sn,Nos Mvr n raor ~ NuuiANG' ss,so
v..,.,dox n,or,tnr ~ i4,ss .ss....'',s =. 49,
rcn,1a! y G,n,eh. ,S ~ 'a's' congregation a. 'n
"oiye ~ ,s,. a.y on, d.y ,.e ID. ~-tora., Frazer,
and Of .tye 80 surattss aS a.sd,he praso " aa'i, %
,a, nsssa II, H. ',!eta' sense. 1at a. words tha
In sls msot's' sumner nIes VA. appointed to ;,
~. ~ .s".,, u t..s ~ ~. 'o' ~ sp'"s 'oou'
~ s t'esss ~ sstens'n. ana oov. an.
from its relations to Jesut In order to grasp tl.a
petition Of The Lon,.s PRAYER. ~ giYc M th,s d.,
ror s',v h,s.a :. -. r.n., ~. ss s as a"s ~
oaI ua"! oseau VIC a'ass Keep IN NINA INC F1ca.
remember that tho meaning Of The speakers ol
the 1; Eat e'w.y. aoxed beyond ,he!r words, like
. Nlle he5ona lts banks md spread Into
moen ADJOINING country. When Christ said, :" Dc.
again, /" Ills uttetauce passed beyond tho nIic of
stones II, and H.. t.no p' os ~.
bodv which In three dsrs ahond ' b. rcbntt, nnon
Eastern languages, and sush being ihs s,ylo @ Of
Christ. le, u ana IN th' prayer for daily brsad tho
doctrine TINT ths soat as we'll a. The body needs Ia
daily food and that tho worth Of life lies largely In
hanpnes. In hclnr fc5, """'
".rrIssa .'.s ~. ~ !. vu."x .;'. .s".
outer coating Of the tree n "a ,hon,a hv N. sam.
I.~ "a ih.t ,,ht.h .,,t.. ~. ..e, - -. .t e".e A.
, AN ~ tuat "N'eu MAKES sae woo IN INC rec
heael, haa INC same ceiiular Structure and all tho
elements h the rough, hnt a. It 10 rendered coarse
by Its contact wi.h storm, md heat, aud co,d.
s,,t. 40 the eody stands rude picture Of the 'p'rt
wth,n-stahda nor 1tese mAesed ny con-
tact with the violent assau1ts Of matter. lint tic
portrattu.U IL futhful, for docs tho body bcroiuo
hungry every few hours! So does the soul liay.
ing been satisfied, the body soon reaches ont for
new food: and not otherwise tho mind, having
bcen happy Or uscful for On honF, reposcs only 10
wake anu a.s whence Is to como III ncw useiai-
nsss: Ss The hunser Of the body tsa calamity only
shipwfeck. OF imprisonment, OF ,nisfortuno haa
cut oa thy fo"a thcM hunger puts on The form, OF
with plenty, when Tho frnlta Of sarub. and tree,
anl rne afe on tho board, then hunger o tic body
IL \ delight. Homer lInlself, writing when TIC
world WIS yonng, nsyer got together bis heroes.
or hs sAtlors, uf hts exles wIsnout apfeadiuv for
them tcast and heaptnx up ''tht shining canls.
trrs with bread."
. THUS The ovcr-rccurrlng and Joy. laden hunger Of
tile body plays motor nnd represents The Iouynes Of
deed We should have IT, after having eaten today
or TO- morrow. VIC shonld neYef hunger again. but
shUnl unt tho table aside to le suef1unlca by Tho
family and tho friends nevet mufe. I,rratsf mn
, 1877-08-17


Tho Chicago pro.luce marketa werc less active
Jestcruay. mud mnst Of &l.oln easier. Mcss pork
closed a!sc per bri lowcr. nt ST.. H. A1!; Sol
Septcmbc. OF October. Lard closed nhGb5c pei
100 Ms lower. at s.d0 for September or October.
Strhts were drns. al 4Ac for Ioote shoulders and
0i4c for DO short Ribs. Lake freights were less
aetiso nnd caste: ut &c for corn to Buffalo, High.
wtnch wcrc steady, At 81. 0s per gallon. Flour was
more aeitsc. md quite weak. Wheat closed lI{1
2tc lower! at OIL for August and D5c for se ptc-
ber. earn cioscd &c lower, nj i34sc for August
anl A}c for September. Oats closed ,4c lower, at
2't'.c cash and 21iic for september. ltyu was
drncr, at sde3xc, Harley closed stronger, ut G0c
for September, 1foEs were active and TO lOc high.
er faf light weights. but dull and unchanged for
common and medium heary. sasea chiefly Ut 5t. 70
a.. 81. Cattle were dull. with prices of good to
cxsrh grudcs 15Go25c lover. Sheep wcrc nr,l,
at s. o04l.io. One hundred tlpl'a.a In gold
would buy Slo5. J7}i in grccuhaeka ut tho close.
, 1877-08-17

His Majesty Of Russia is coming squarely
down to business, and evidently proposes to
go into the noxt campaign with determine
tton to win. An Imperial decree has been
listed calling to arms even those for
merly exoneratcd from, military duty.
They will be formed into Nation
al Guards for the protection Of
homo points, leaving those subject to
active duty freo 10 tako positions ut tho
front. In an emergency even the guards
will DO sent forward. though the most Of
their work will be limited to preserving In.
tornd security. This will materially mug
mant tho force in the field and enhance tho
Russian chances in tho approaching con-
flfct
, 1877-08-17

Tlo indications In marine cisclos nro NIL
to Tho eject that tho carrylug-trade for Tie
next two OF three months will 10 as active
AZ "as esef known before. This IL sure to
aaVe salasary effect on all business and
labor 'nteres'H In the latter respect the
ehect " already. noticeable. The activity
among tho lake vessels has cxeated a de-.
7nand for labor which haa set hundreds of
men to work who have been idle. Tie docks
aud he luaiber-yards will soon swarm with
busy men; and, Il the demand continues aud
grows. 1t will quickly lead to decided lin.
provenent in wages. Now this IL the very
opposite Of Communism. It is precisely
the reverse Of what WAS going on in
chlcsso few veeks ago. when mob
prevented men by threats aud violonce from
doing the work they could get at tho pay
which employers could afford 10 give. Which
u the better eouzss3 In the one case there
s nothing but Loss and destruction. not
, 1877-08-17

Tito Ohio cnmpatgu opened last night as
l'cl'csontainc, whore Judge WEST, tho Repub-
liean nominee for Governor, delivered his
introductory speech. His remarks wero
devoted largely to the consideration OF
tho ln!'or qr1ca.ion, which seems cer-
s"in to figure prominently in tho
canvass in Ohio, as we'll M In
othcr States. Tho speech Of last ovcninn
l'cing Judge WKsTs first formal declaration
OF views upon tim sroat topics Of tho day.
tho reconciliation Of silver, and the estab.
lssh1nent OF a now system of dealing
With the issueH tetween employer aud
c.nployod,-it wilt DO rcad with
deep interest throughout tbe country alike
by tho workingman and tho capitalist,
Neither can complain Of the treatment lis
intercsta receivo at the l,ands of tho sneak-
er. There Ii not taint or suggestion Of
Communism In hiu itlons concerning tho
measures which should le taken In
order to bring nbont better ytate
of feeling between capital and labor;
nor is there wanting manifestation
Of the deepest sollcitudo for shs welfare and
Tho rights of the woskingmen. With refer
enco to the currency question, Judge Wzsr's
views are equally emphatic. Standing alike
on Tho Cleveland and Cincinnati platforms.
lie insists that tho faith aud honor Of the
nation require tho payment of itu obligations
in coin, but lie ci1arncterizes as " simply hui
ci'lAi tho policy Of resumption by means
OF contraction alone.
, 1877-08-17

bridges, Tiaducls, rotice-stations, engine,
houses, aud other public structures, might
have exhausted the +" onc-ffth =" Of tho whole
canal'Licn Fun without lcnving anything
Tor the City-tfall. The Conucil has never
yet declared what pas cant Of tho Canal-
Lion Fund shonld be applied In recon.
structing the burnt bridges, viaducts, and
public buildings. But, before it can he
charged that money set apart to rebni1d tho
City. was diverted during 1918, it
will bo necessary to Rhow how much was not
"part to rebuild that particular structure,
either by the Legislature or Common Coun.
c'l' Ii nono waa set npart or appropriated
Tor that object, how can It bo aai1 that City.
Hall money WAS diverted?
, 1877-08-17

T!!e Louisville Courtr->Iousnal asr.lhes tb11
Democratic defeat ia tat city by a,uNO majority
last week solely 10 llANroN DUNCAN, formerly
Q wllecl-horso Democrat. eaya ths a.;
Tho beginning anil the eu.4 Ut the wpfklugn,enss
movement. liz bsatMs and III rikur, IL ii aNT.x
DUNCAN. Tho capacity Ut tkts mai fos mischief u
almost boEn4tu4s.
We ase also told that this wonderful DUNCAN
has tho energy u locomotive ana u,c activity
Ut TIC devil, and
Thu workinguIrn may tlisoWn lin. bnt thcy csu.
not cscare hlnu. LII viii pFass H. them veftshis
old utp Vt lhc sea, mol u bo etued or shakcn on
saw lne opta.ttunltY. ltwns 11LAsrsS DuSc4Hwho
ri thu cla!l* sufelhcr. u was !!LANrtaf DuNrAN
~hu ts4ue.l the t4letina. tttyar0. ei fJuGfv la;
IL was blAn1os nrsrAx, in Inc, whu sAIncd the
tlclusJ. anu for the second tI.uo III hls jifu-thu
1fst tslnx on tho areany Of Monday, Tho lth of
luu.sri3ic. y"
, 1877-08-17

Dir. srafoS CAMERON and Afr. DEN WADE,
two statesmen now happily retired from
public lifo, Aayo rccontly giyon usteranco to
dismal foEobolings concerning tie future of
tho Republican rarty. BLAINE and Cosx.
LIMO mud swarm of small,try politicians
have jolned in tho chorus, though in a more
cautious way. 1'eiug still in ot1eo, they hive
grayer Sense OF responsibility than tile
Veterans turned out to gr4,ss. hut tho prp.
dicuons aud threats Of all those gentlumou
have common origin anI common pur.
poso. They lnean to punish HAYES. Thoy
tell thu o~spapar-corresponde 10, and
they lose no opportunity Of getting tl.eir
views into tho newspapers, Each cue OF thu
leaders has lls work cut ont. UsN
WADE meous to lose Ohio ".o
punish HAYES" CAMERON to give up
Pennsylvania, a.ld CoAxL1xa to Hacrihce New
York for similar purpose. utA1sk has
kindly consented 10 keep Aalne In tho Iso-
publican column, but 10 u "pnniyhinu
HArsa =" Will, all the means that uod and
nature have placed In llis l,anGs.
HAYES stands up under punishment re-
markal'y we'll. He Las a1ked no quarter
aud tuaf!o no retreat. as ssen1s not To te
aware that he Is being punished aud the
fEightful castigatiou TINT IL III store for lin
When three strong Republican Htates 90
Democratic has no terrors for his mind. Tlo
reason for his apathy Is not far to sesk. lie
doubtless feels, ~ most sensible mon In his
placa would feel, that tho loss OF every Re.
publican State In eho Uuion could Le no
punishment to him. liz las no political
aspirations to serve beyond Lis present term,
having declined denomination In advance.
The on1y party plslgas which bind Kim arc
those contained in the platform adopted 1t
Cincinnati, which 10 has observed with
scEupulous fidelity. His letter Of scceptanss
was distinct announcement OF tho policy
he would put in operation, II elected, aud
ho hss not swerycd from that programme by
q lair-bzsadth II pickwickiau statesmen.
such a VAHERox, CoskI1xo, aud D1A1sx,
choose to 60 out, like modern Judsses, aud
hang themselves, it IL no concern Of Presi.
don't HAYES. It IL they who hare broken
faith ""i ha- The platform was their plat
, 1877-08-17
THE TURKISH ATROCITIES.

rrhn f.st rnr,.n - ,.... - - -.
Trrta,, o,,,,a,;o, aa,,t,s - Nv, "q,v .n"'1o VI
now mi onlv con,,nno,, ~ -. 49, D"aus "lo
,,.ss ~. ~ H.. -. :. ~ s"o'' . eo'5eo'-
Ihat ,ha n.t,,ro -, @ ;,,o"n es s.N"u'.s apparent
,n..o ho,.h1a 49, .... ~. 4oIat1es "a ~ even
cou.o N. ~, ~, - ss,.tse. 49, .s r aesoa' mo
rorv ,;~onr,a,a. J.. - .a ol'''os oEo'-
10 ~ tntsasa ~ ,.a.xa,, - ,.a. uo =. penee, .nefo
to.h ~ IT. ~, ."oon ,' Inv oatast"ns
nnn,al. a,,,,ssasax. % H.. tsvul1o,'A ana taolF
i,ot~o5 hi, -, ..aa 49, 49,, anans. .n': ~ Is
o"a,,1., ""s-sa,..s ~ M =. "uu 'e,'eton' 10 'hoF-
ra,s. l.; ~, ~. -, ~ ~ saoa'u Always 20
~ T,,.ta. .,,1,s.. ae ",@' "'o NV 1at''es
,,ta,, ss,:.,,, @ aa,3 s,p ""'a ~ " Europe IN
r,s.,... .' ,s's'.as eo1' rn, An'y speak no
,,;s.ass sso, m,,s," so,,. tA0s ''"'e no european
a;.;,;.s.;ou H.. .''s4o" ~, Aa'a''o ihe1r
,s''A ta.;s.iss r..e @ ~ european eharac-
ss '..as" opean e'''.'zat'on IL pro-
5,,,sa,su Su."s ""ns.o ~ s!a'1ohhfy' Tho
" =. .Aa u"'u ",opps. '''o's 4"F.af Civilian
', e.u1 '..la u.,o.sa 'no european: ihe Turks,
W. o,oueu. a4'iF "s'a''o elsai2a'ion with
.su, ~ ,,, ''s'' Always 'e'a'ne'i It. Az rosnlt,
."o AafA u u-aay !" al9 esaentiala Ia the
as',au ~ sno UTE o' aso centuries "f'c Hta
1o'a'loas 10 soc'o's' LII social mAnners. Ills
pao'es8es ot gosesnhen'' his official rela-
''oas 70 h's subjects, his religious aos1nas,
anu n's na'''ra1 alspoa1eion lave uot changed
~ nse AuntlFea years. lie waa u hutcler
, 1877-08-17

Having been deprived tho excitement Of
taking active part in the war, sorvia pro.
poses to ontoy the luxury Of paying her lobt.
Originally it amounted to IL, COX, 600 francs,
OF which less than 100000 have been paid,
aud Oct. 81 and Jan. Is have bosu axod
upon % the tlates for calling in the balance.
, 1877-08-17

Gov. YouNo, Of Ohio. has Issued procla.
mation congratu1ating the National Guards
inen upon thoir conduct during tho strike.
Up to the urne Of going to press no inforrna-
ttoa waa received OF similar manifesto from
Gov. WtLL1AMs, Of Indiana.