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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-08
GENERAL sEssIoNs-PART

Before Judge Sutherland.
ovERHAULED AT LAST.
A sickly looking young man named Frederick Levy
rict Attorney Rollins, charged under the following
circumstances LIN the month of November, 1876, he
engaged room and board, for which he paid SIS
week In advance. at the house OF Bridget hte, COR
ner Baxter ana Grand streets. In the absence OF
the landlady he ransackcd her bedroom and made on
with gold chain and lockct, diamond ring and
several other articles OF jewcry In all valued S234
II would appear that the complainant tho only
who had been made his victim, for on the trial
yesterday several Witnesses gave testimony as 10 his
propenstcs Tor carrying of what did not belong to
HIM. The prisoner denied his guilt but the cross-ex.
animation by District Attorney Rollins dsspaIed MI
dcas on that score. Mr.. William +. Howe made
pathetic address on behalf OF the prisoner who, how
ever was found guilty and femandcd for sentence.
ALLEGED SEDUCTION.
Mr.. William f. Kintzing moved yesterday that Ed
ward Faulkner, liquor dealer from Brooklyn, who is
charged with seduction, be admitted TO ball Judge
Sutherland granted the application anu fixed tho bail
~ 81, 000
PLEAS AND SENTENCES
The following prisoners pleaded guilty and were thus
disposed OLA returned by the namo OF Peter
Donnoiy on tho afternoon OF May ~ burglarousy en-
tered thc dwelling OF Sarah A. Downing at No 671
Eleventh avenue, and stoo wearing apparel and low
elry Of the value OF $50 State Prison nve years.
Michael Dohcrty, Andrew Honogan and jeremiah
Hogan Tor iorcIbly entering the liquor Daniel
Whclan, at No. 1861 Pearl street, the night June
z and stealing 4u0 cigars and two bottles of brandy
were sentenced TO two and halt years. mprison IT.
John Richards, breaking into tho rooms OF Thomas
Clifford. AZ No. 10 Eldridgc street, on May 20, and
stealing male and female wearing apparel tho value
OF $50. State Prison Two years and months.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, June 7, 1871
In Court Of Appeais Thursday, June !. ls77:-
No 80 The People VS. Lord. Argument resumed and
concluded.
No a. Markley vs. Brewster Argued by W. G.
Anthony Tor appellant, g. Hill Tor respondent
No. 36 Curry vs. Powers two cases. -Argued by J.
A. stull for appellant, j. B. Perkins for respondent
Proclamation made and Court adjourned
CALENDAR.
The day calendar Of the Court or Appeals for Friday,
June 1871 Is as foilows-NoG 40 AZ, SO, IS, %, 81
2S7 6S.
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VERDICT AGAINST A SHERIFF..

verdict Of $24si was rendered against sheriff Dag
gc OF Kings county, in the City Court before Judge
Nelson yesterday IN favor OF Hattie Carr who sued
Tor $4,000 duc her by her abscondinr guardian Jacob
y. carr CARR had been ordered by tho Surrogate to
pay his ward $4,000 lie paid but hali thet amount,
aud was arrested attachment and sent 10 laiL
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STOLEN RENTES.

Mcssrs Rutton Bonn, bankers, OF this city, arc In
receipt Of telegram from Europe cautioning them
against tho purchase OF certain stolen rcntcs. Tho
amount stolen Is 97U 000 Tho namc OF tho Arm from
which tho renics stolon is kept secret as the
publication might affect It's credit
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THE COURTS.
Cumulative Afidavits in the Grim
MINIS Divorce Case.
RATHER ROUGH ON A CUSTOMER.
Opening the Old Wounds and Telling
the Story Over Again.

Tho facts involved In tho divorce suit pending be-
swecn Jennie @. Crmmins and her husband, Thomas
T.. have already very fully appeared IN tho HERALD
including . report OF tho haboas corpus proceed
inss brought by the husband to obtain tho
tody OF their child from his wife. Tho ground Of his
application that tho mother ht person
have custody Of tho child by OF tho fact that
she was addicted to tho OF intoxicating liquors and
bad neglected her child ON previous occasiona The
answer to this the part OF tho WHO was that the
charges against her 10 intoxIcation and neglect
Of her child were wholly iasc; that not only
were applicable 70 tho father: that he
was not only Incorporate and united to havo the
custody Of the child on TINT gIouno, but
toned TO use language unified Tor young chd to
learn According 10 previous ADJOURNMENT tho qucs-
tion came before Judge Barrett In the Supreme Court
yesterday, when large number OF atfdavits
presented on the part oil the vile by Mr. D. p Gibbs,
her counsel, In which the charge OF inoxicnton
denied ny parties who had been accustomed TO visit
the house for weeks at . time and bad every oppor-
tunty 10 know what her habits in TINS respect were.
On Tho husbands side his counsel Mr.. Albert Stick
ncy, also presented a large number OF afdavus which
were not rend 10 the Court but which counsel stated
open court contained testimony TO tho cIoct that
she vile had purchased wines aud liquors grocery
ana drug stores, with u request that her husband
might not be informed oil such purchase Judge Bar
which contained merely cumulative evidence OF what
has already appeared In tho proceedings and boon made
pubic. III on these afiidavits, the Judge said no
should be unable TO como TO q CONCLUSION TO what
order to mako In tho premises, he would order o
reference TO take further testimony IN the case.
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Woodward va Taylor.--Refercnce ordered.
Hueji vs. Providence and New York Steamship Com
DECENTRALIZATION denied
luminous VS.. Murray.-Commissono ordered
MARINE coURT-cHAMBERs.
BY Judge Gocpp.
Peters vs. Dunn and another.-Motion denied.
loss within ten days this order defend.
ant will pay plaintiff $40 OF motion and ME
bond double tho amount oil tho claim the action
with sufficient suretes, TO be approved II acceded
10 by justice OF this Court Justification con-
ditioncd 70 pay tho plaintiff any sum he may recover
herein, IN winch motion granted.
Tompkins Ward-Molion TO dismiss CON-
plant granted, with costa
Bowers Va. DAVIS; Fox va Fiorentine m otions
granted
Grosan vs. McAvoy Motion to compel defendant
10 receive reply.
Jasper VS. Iryon.-Motion to direct defendant TO
appear for examination granted.
Gilbert vs. Reean Brothers-Stay granted
Allen VS.. Misunderstanding dismissed.
Gillett W.. De La Mare. -ordcr directing defendant
to file answer.
Ans vs.. Wilson; Audrss vs. Toonc; Thrall vs. Tho
Church Union Publishing Company; Shook vs.. Byrne !;
Humphrey vs. Marley; Bach VS. Lowenstein; Pearce
VS.. Mycrson; Appicget vs. Mackin; RUBIN VS. The
Brewers and Malssssrs Insurance Company; Case vs.
Hunler; Wylie vs.. Gibbs.-Orders granted, dIcd.
Pulsitz vs. Engehard.-Moton granted
Roulon Va. Cavalier. udgmont for plaintiff.
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THE CUSHING DIVORCE CASE.

In the old and now almost threadbare divorce suit
Of Cushing vs.. Gushing husband against wite).
tion was made before Judge Gilbert, Supreme Court
Chambers yesterday for additional allowance bo
made to the wife to enable her to defend the action.
The motion was opposed tho ground that $500 had
already been paid this direcon that the husband
had more than he could do to meet the expenses Of
their two children, whom he was supporting; that
the wifes conduct was such to disentite her
TO any further allowance 10 tho case and, IRON
propositions made 10 tho plaintiff, the Inference had
been drawn by him that her counsel was inter-
estcd In tho money part OF the case than She Ths
Indignantly denied by counsel for the wifcsv In
dignnntly that Judge Gilbert compelled restrain
the warmth Of his oral denial and ask him put
tho form Of affidavit The Court took the papers,
feserving decision, but ntmating its Wow that the
wife was entitled to some pccuniarv aid TO defend
suit oil this character brought against her by her hus-
band, irrespective Of what might be the probable
suit OF that suit,
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He was subsequently admitted 10 bail. ard nbscondcd
IRON The state suit then commenced against the
Sheriff with the result set iorth
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A TOOTH AND NAIL ASSAULT.

Some years since Simon Friedburg cashier In
the fancy goods store OF Stern Brothers. IN Sixth
nue. He went In tho summer of 1875 on short vaca
ton. and his return informed that his
then no longer needed About a year alter this
no was in the store. at the request Of hs mother
says TO match some silks ana purchase some velvcts
Whe engaged OF tho 1rm, Isaac Stern by name,
approached him and asked him what no was doing
there He answered that he had purchased goods and
they Ind Como TO the CASHIERS desk. Stern then
ordered MIN to get Of the place, he did
plaintiff by the neck. striking him on the face pulling
him 10 tho ground aud then handing him
over to his porter to put him out, which
was done. From this violence the plaintiff
Claims further that his neck scratched and injured
painful abscess ensued, ana the services OF both
physician and dentist became necessary. For these
alleged injuries tho assaulted party brought suit
against his assauier Isaac Stern, 10 recover $4,000
damages The trial Of this cause was commenced be-
lore Judge Barrett and jury In Supreme Court, Cir
cult, yesterday Tho answer Of the defending party
s, IN substance general denial Of the assault; IN
other words, that though the plaintiff had boon
elected from the store force had been used in
the act than was necessary Tor that purpose and that
thc cause OF his removal his having become
lent In the store The Ia still trial and will
probably occupy several days
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Total sales for the day

18th st., =. g. It's n. Q. ot 10Th nv, 81 1x02; Lu
cinda NJ. A. Campbell ana husband To r. IA. Lyon.
18th st., o. a., 375 It. W. OF 9th lv 25xlCO.5; Will
lam A. Cauidwell aud wife to Carl Beck ..........
5sth st.. $. s., 40 r. ". OF 9th av, 2JxiOo.5 same
10 same
18th ST. n =, $3.50 IT, Q, OF I'd av.. 23x1O3; Francis
lite aud wife TO GEORGE >chuster .................
LIST ST.. s.. 2ls.7 II. o. OF I'd av % lx772; same ia
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THO rcsuIts Of Al oxaIhIuaOn OF Tue record OF casu
atics occurring tho Fourth OF July number Of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-11
confession OI "a Bank Kobbcr.

SrRTNGFIELU, Mas July 10 In the
.-laI OF tho barglars today Wm -
Edison, lock expert testified Co he con
ueotion with the prisoner while travel.
iH- salesman Tor HsrrlUE " Co, safe
makers In the iaII Of 1873 h" formed
partnership with Connrr,, scott and
Dunlap 20 discover the rnaucos tor p
bank robbery, make preparations
and share m the spor. kdson received
5000 from the robbery of the bank at
Quincy, Hin oI., and $500 from PlLtslon,
IA. The gang made An un-ucccs, ia.
Two months attempt ht klmlrs, md
Bnrry WAS sent u Oh" p"uiteutary tor 10.
They $50 msde unsuccessful attempts AT
tn" Long Island Natronsl Bank and
,la First Natlona Bank of Saratoga
and at Covngton, Kentucky; Rockville
CDunrc,Icut; Syracuse. Nantucket,
Mas sCnusotts, and the National Bank
of Northampton, wAer" they bored nulns
but met obstructIous EdsOn also ~
amIRei bank at WIlk",barre Pa, but
uo attempt ut robbery WIS msdo. He
reported wrSkB"-' IN the vault Il
the northampton bank IN August,
1915, and o bLalncd an impression o th"
keys. TIE seCurltlu- stolen were cor.
ceslcd IN Northampton Tor fortnight
after the robbery. Edison reaoIyed 81, 700
and negotiated with tho oarA Tor the
return ot IN" securities, Tn" bank Offering
100000. His partner, charging MN
WIN tresIon and refusing to make "A
IlyI-lmu ne turned State : eyIdeno"
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American Hebrew Council

PHILADELPHIA, july lo. The iourt&
council ot the Union Of American He
brew Congregations wa- convened tim,
morning H. St GEORGES Hall.
Tne following officers we're elected
President, Hon. b + PcIHatta late con
sul to Roumsnls, VIce-PresIdenL Philip
Levin, OF Phlladelphih; Secretary, LIp.
man Lew, OF Cincinnati, Assistant Sec
roLarv. Lewis Abraham, Of Washington
The report Of the Board OF Delegates
.hows that there are under the control
of the Jews fourteen pubic in
-utI.lons. some ui winch AZ"
not sectarisn IN their benefits; fifteen
Newspapers devoted ~ tue cause of
JUDAISM, pubIsh hei and edited by ,Jew',
and tour jewish orGrr. or secret societies,
the objects Of which arc the advancement
OF Judaism, mutual assistance and char
i,y. Rev. DR.. MorrI- made An address,
after winch resolution was offered haul.
ing with profound satisfaction the pro-
possl Of the board Of delegates 0: the
American laraeItes TO consolidate
their congregations, under certain con
ditions, which number same forty bodies,
with the Unlos Adjourned until TO-
morrow.
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Montreal Ornngcmcm

MONTREAL, July lO.-AlE = meeting Of
the representatives OF the national sOcIe-
ties this afternoon 1t Wa resolved " ak
the Orsngemen as CLristrOEs 70 dispense
with the proposed processIpn on the lZ.h.
Mr. Dewitt. President Of the 81: PAtrIchs
.pcirty in opering the meeting 'aii the
object OF the resnlOtIon was 10 prevent
the unhappy conflict on the l2tn. The
CHI. is very serious. II there wss = p'o-
c.ssion VI ,lenco would follow and nyes
m gh. be sacrificed The leading mem
bar- OF the Orange Society hrc, II II SAID,
u4ng theH erdeav.rs % prevent the
street. parade. sixty Of the city police
vii! be armed with breech loading rifes
on TIE 18th and the ~ hole force will b.
held IN readiness
MONTREAL, July lO.-Ths Orange so-
eIsly tonight received + rc,O.utiOn from
the national societies and decided tnsL
no procession would be attempted The
members however, will attend divine
,ervIce.
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THE NEWS.
Enthusiastic Capital Meet
ing at FairmOnt.
The Sullen SaVages--A
Lively SkirmiSh.
The Charles River Boat
Race,
Fastest Double Scull Time
on Record,
Specie Train Attacked by
Mexican Highwaymen.
What an EX-MeXiCan Min
lister Thinks About the
Invasion Of Mexico,
Montreal Orangemen Will
not Parade.
A New Instrument of Ma
val Warfare.
Confession of a Bank Rob-
Der.
Montreal 0rangemen Will
not Parade.
Confession of a Bank Rob-
Der.
CAPITAL MEETING.
Joint Discussion at FairnonI.

special to the Register.
The discussion of the Capita question
here to-day was listened to BY very
large crowd. Ba.set srd Con repre-
sentod Clark.burr. and Kenna and
-, II. .-.,. =, r,.-r.., NJ
"A'Ne' sPo>' 'o' '"' '''''''
henna made spieAdli speecA, ana
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4 New Instrument OF Naval Warfare

CLEVELAND. July 10 For some time
there has been msde privately IN this
city series OF experiments with whist
IS known IS the "Lsy TORPEDO An lnven-
tion OF Mr. Lsy, OF Buffalo, y y. The
torpedo Is cyIindrics! with conIcal ends
The forward cone Is calculated - con
tain 100 pounds Of sny explosive sut-
stance. Dy smite will probably Re used
ir the ;,rw4-d section. In the main
cylinder Isa powerful gas In I4uld TORN.
used ~ motive power connected with
machinery by y waive operated by e.ec
trlcIly and pipe There Is $50 cable
colled IS harpoon ropes are arranged on
whaling vessels. winch msy br %. any
length desired, and connected with ~"
shore or vessel The torpedo, when
aunChed, Is entirely under the coutro. ot
the operator, who msy be stationed
ashore or aboard of - shrp. He hSs
compact battery aud KEY board on
when %" guides, controls suI explode.
the craft .y means pI electricity TG"
secrecy with which the experiments have
been m4de aroused -enersl curiosity,
ana .ar,e crowds gathered on the docks
tn, afternoon - witness the public trial
The experiment WAS splendid, and = sue
cess N very particular. The-e were
present quite number ot dlstIn-
guI-ned gentlemen. Conspicuous
among them WAS AssIstau, Chinese
Minister. Iung Yuen Poo, and his srcr,-
tary, number OF nsvsI officers and vI,l-
tors from other cItIee \ stake boat wss
stationed hal! mi" from shore, aud
when the b t;"ry was appiIrd the tor
pedo started N NJ rapid speed, going 10
the stake boat In three minutes Sni
twenty seconds, gracefully rounded the
boat and started on her return, which WAS
made % the sane time. 1t Is claimed by
the owners that the craft vii. trayr.
twelve miles per hour. The operator
clearly demonstrated that Il l. QUO uithe
most formidable weapons ever invented
lu naval warfare This machine will hc
shipped directly to .omc European
power, but the owners doann" 10 state
winch one, but say they have orders tor
- lgrgo number from the same power
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WAT is the matter? For two long
weeks, cacn week composed of seven lgng
midsummer days, we have had no mes
sage flashed over the wires advising US
that Mr.. HAYES had rendered anew to
our beloved General Corr some office
We have scanned the telegraph reports
OF the morning papers with rsvlshing in
terest, and turned away from their peru
sal each dav with pain and disgust on
finding that our idol is so shametully
neglected by Mr.. HAYES and the Wash
ington agent OF the Associated Press.
What does 1t mean?
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TuI~ IS prime harvest weather, enough
of breeze and flying clouds to keep OF the
.unstroke, yet heat enough t. bring out
copious persplration. The occasional lit
tie shower that has fitted across the mar
vest fields has not deposited enough OF
dampness 10 do any harm. The wheat
is about all gathered and is generally
dry enough for the thresher.
The nay harvest will now begin; and
the crop is as fiue rs the most favorable
weather could make 1t. The crop is
heavy in hill sad bottom, wherever there
was soil enough and seed enough to pro-
duce stand.
Corn Is growing grandly these hot
tyys and sultry nights. This Is just the
weather that corn most delights in, and
t shoots forward so much every night
that YOU can almost see It's upward move
ueHt.
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On. Of the "Intcr.oeean'," stories.

CHlcAGo, July lO.-The hter-Oc>oN
pubI.he, 4. pOrtentous fact that dur
inZ the ya.t ,,ftuIghs secret agents from
me French government have arrived 10
this city,who-e presence here il knoRr 20
b.. lev n France and 70 fewer here.
They have .ecretely contracted with a
few firm OF Chicago packer tor i'm
nense quantities Of army supplies. The
CONTRACTS specify not only the quantity
and quality Of the supplies. but the
mAaaer uI their preserystion and
amour, Of the TstIons IN each package.
! cerdenssd coup, capable Of preserys-
tla !or q long period and CT speedy
p rparation, has been contracted Tor.
;-rull. ~ agents have been IN q lew other
clIes o. tHis country and in Canada.
E1cugn TODD has been ordered 70 sus-
.s.n isrge army during q long cam
g..gn. The Inter. Ocean considers thee
operations sig5ifcant n vieS Of the
condition of Western Europe.
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Arrival of Disringuished Guests

PARKEB.BURG, W. VA, July 9.-Con-
siderable excitement wss created here to-
day on the arrival of seventeen prisoners
from Roane county, in charge of Inter
nal Revenue Collector Schodeld 1t sp-
pears these men masked and took one
Thomas Stewart out, and, by swinging
him to n limb, attempted to extract a
promise from him that he would not ap-
pear as witness against them in case
wherein they are charged with manu-
featuring and retailing tobocco without
license He escaped, however, and caused
heir arrest
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Rank SuspensiOn.

st. Louis July lO.-The Board of
Directors of the German Bank of this
city adop.ed resolution today that as
the business of the bank has been in
sptlic ent to pay expenses and as every
davs continuance Of its BUSH ess lessons
the assets, the safety of the depositors
and interest of stockholders demands that
the business be discontinued and that
the assets OF the bank be placed in the
hands of an assignee under the assign
ment laws OF the State. Chss. G Stitel
is named as the assignee.
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Steamer Hurucd.

LITTLE ROCK. July lO-Th- -teamer
Granger, tue proper;y o. Capt. lerae
and Co. j. NJ B.ocheH, Of tri- city wAs
burned .ast evening, :au- miles above
tbs eity. The Granger was i small boat,
yaIled \. g 600 and piled between mere
ana Fort smith The boat j, totsl
.oss. The books, papers and about five
hundred dollars IN money we're burned.
She had biz cargo OF wheat and corn
on board
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HAYES order to his otice-holders
snuncistes the sound doctrine Il at = man
canno. serve the Government and the
Radical party st the same time-thst
such service would be quite as impossible
as an attempt to serve "God and Nam
mon" Administered upon the princi
pies of the Radical party-ceutraliz ~
and corrupting, with fraud as corner
stone and malignant prescription as its
leading impulse-the United States
would become Mexicsnized 10 half II
generation. HAYES fully eomPrehends
that Al effort to administer the govern
men, upon Radical principles BY attempt
ing to steal the Presidency the second
time. would be tie end. His order Is
both right and timely.
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70 swimming 2 along

BAYAKD TAYLOR, an old typo and one
who nas "trsmped' over more OF the
esrth's surface than any other living
man, perhaps, is sojourning at the White
Sulphur Springs with his family. Mr..
TAYLOR is one Of them literary feIlars "
whom SIMON CAMERON never could
endure in politics, and this latter gentle
usn will be disgusted to hear that Mr..
HAYES has concluded to send tie old
printer to represent this country at the
Court of the Car OF all the Russias.
Mr. TAYLOR is a gentleman OF rare
culture and ability, ss everybody knows,
and has had the advantage of experience
IL the particular deld of service to which
be Is called Besides, he speaks about
g.. the languages of Europe, and has
some personal acquaintance with those
who governmost Of the peoples Of that
Continent
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pan.PreshnIerian Council.

EDINBURGH. July lO.-Ihe Pan Pres
bylerlsn Council adopted Al scdress to
the Queen. signed By 3s3 representatives,
commissioned by forty nine Presbyterian
churches in twenty-five separate
countries.
EDISBURsH, July l0.-Voting the
address to the Queen finished the busi.
ness of the Pan Presbyterian Council.
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Appeal Tor Cuba.

NEW YORK, July lO-Ihe C-oaa
League, Of this city, have resolved 70
make Al appeal 10 the Pe0El- oi the
United States, asking them 20 sho" Their
sympathy with the struggling Cuosn pa
triots: also 20 ask CoLgress waen II
meet. 70 take some sction that all end
tue struggle.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-11

IL begins TO look ~ II the average
Oregon legislator is purchssable com.
modify. The committee have not traced
to Senator GROVER any corruption or
any knowledge on his part Of any, bat 1t
has developed evidence to the effect that
there were members who were ready to
- tnrnaA
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I.nnIaNIIIc haenKeKfe.I.

LoUByILLE July l0-Tbe Ssengeris-t
s = grand sUcosss. Thousands Of people
have been gathering from al sectio' :,
and Louisyille has never contained more
strAng gers than 81 present. and the city
va. never gsyer and Nthe streets moro
gIoncus ~ bunting and evergreen
such an interest in the celebration hAs
ever before been manifested.