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FIGHTING FOR HUN TER,s LIFE
uis Sentence not to he Pronounced Untii the
Court OF Appeal. :. Heard FROM.

CAMDEN, July s.-Thcrc was great throng
in the Camden court room to-day, ms it was ex-
pcctcd that Benjamin Hunter would be- SON
fenced TO he hung by Judge Woodruff. But
Judge Woodruff was not in court neither were
Hunters counsel Prosecutor jenkins infor-
mally said to the Judges on the bench that he
proposed to 30 Mt once TO Trenton and ask the
Court Of Appeals TO consent 10 hear tho argu-
mont for n now trial. and the argument on tho
question of jurisdiction vt the present term NJ
the court. instead of whiting until November Ms
Hunters counsel claim they must do On the
DECISION NJ the Court o; Appeals. which Is 10 In
given tomorrow. depends The liking Of ih" day
when sentence will be pronounced on Hunter.
II tho Court VI Appeals cnnsrnt t.. hear the
arguments in this term. Hunter viii be- sen
fenced within II lew days. II they decide TO
wait until November, Hunter will be sentenced
some time in the fall.
Graham must be tried in October or SGT free;
and the Prosecutor wants NIL qnrs'ions srttl"1
before Graham s tried, so that IN ease Hunter
gets new trial. Grnhnms "vidcncr VIII hr
available. Friends of Hunter say that the light
for his life only began with the verdict oil the
iurv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09

George Washington that story ot the hatchct
Isrclcsatcl to the realm al fable
In our day there are few who care tn match IT,
or who Il they should wish To-. would be able.
That hachet would NJ once ~ on the handle
II brought 10 face our great electoral scandal
Such varied muufold, and complex lying
Never before was spoken or was written,
The itch TOR swindling stealing. selling. buying.
With which some politicians have been smitton,
Has proved to he mGlady that's catching
A bad disease that needs perpetual watching,
Tho scrupulous lie, tho lie without scruple,
The lie essential, and the noncs.ental,
The simple lie, the double and Quadrupe;
The lie direct. the lie that's cir 'umstantial
Lies unprovokcd, aul lies of provocauon.
Find In this lying ample illustration
The lies of suhtermre and Of evasion;
Lies perpendicular and horizontal
Lies studied, lies that spring from the occasion
Lies meek, and lies that wear hrazcn frontal,
Lies quite uncallrd inr, and lies necessary,
The lA.ng record strangely NcX and vary.
Lies absolute aud lies NJ mere suppression;
Lles that would min support the lies that tumble;
Lies OF advance. ana lies of rerogression;
Lies that wak well. and lies that strain and stumble
Stout. manly lies, and weak, vain lies OF women,
Make up total shameful and nhuman.
Worse cannot he; could better he expected
Al last the nation now knows how to prize a
Sham pyramid oi rulers non.eectcd,
With Aanes jerks and Pinkston's wife Eliza
But how shall any straightcn out the tangle
OF all these tongues striving the truth TO manglsf
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Mirage.


A nun WHO pIOuEhlng m Hold WIN sovernI
others near fHrktr-hnrg. ". Va. recently about :
4. NJ happened To glance toward thc say, wai'h was
roudlcss. and saw. apparently about ha mile un
westerly direction. opaque uh.tuurr. resembling
white hor. with head. neck. nt. amt ia cirnrl, de-
be moving II. limbs A. u engaged tu ~ Wng, moving
its head from side To- side always ascending at
about iurty.nVc degrees lie Tuhhcl hl. eos.
vince himself that he wa, not dreaming. and lunarl
again hut there II sill wRs~ti apparently sWiuus
and ascending In ether. He card u thr mr about inn
yards "A. am told them To look M AMI il MN WHIST
they They declared they white horse swim.
ming IN the SKY, and were badly frrhtenri cur ui.
formani, neither supcrsiituus Nor nervous .a down
watched the phantAsm N may call II uniil a. ii..
appeared space. always going In the dircc ION
aud moving In the same manner Illusions diicr 80
appearance have hccu sen different times IN the
vicinity. risenng the supersuuous and laughed at by
the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09
WIN, D,..ppo,u,. a Young Men. Association.

Tho BROOKLYN Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation obtained permission from the King. county 81
pcrvisors last Monday erect their huge Go-pc Tent
on the vacant lots Just the Court House. The
members of the association greatly el1tcd, hut
when the tent which il circular IN shape and spacious
enough to 2th persons. brought 10 The pncr.
1t tuuud that the lot unrrnW hN about
feet allow at IL, erection. without having r rope
abandoned. DO We rcl ircaduv bad about BE-. sail nnc
the directors YESTERDAY We Wuui have asked f,r
the privilege putting M there last Nrnf ht
thought we could no; get it. And now thHt We have
IL can't use it. Our only uhiCct 10 save souls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09
Polo Ponies for Newport.


Mr.. James Gordon Bennett will hN Mt New
mort inc lNr part q" neat M,c~, hni 100 enter upon the
occupancy ut the villa un HDl-'N kuuM a
fair Lawn which i, owned hy Mr. Low p Norton ,i
the banking house ct Morton. lt.- Go Some III III
BonnrIs ompluAors u tNc already arrived, and nov
engaged IN arranging the premises Tor tur reception u
rrmrloNrr It's understood that he will bring scN
Cfal NM polo ponies lt MIN from Eurn Tor has NV
use MIS- Bennett lis c-tmtlc sl.trr, will accumiau,
him. ~ usual Nuthiue !, known here ut her luuurrI
engagement 10 Lord Ros,murr.
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How they Druxged Courtney.


The day before the race Mt Skanenteles be-
tween Courtney aud Dempsey the champion uarsman
ordered agass nl lemonade mp To his in his hotel
being thirsty he drank halt the glass without taks
breath and then. to his horror. he tasted taste For
moment he was almost paralyzed with NJ.
prcheusons at foul play. that he had bccn
druggcd again lie summoned the landlord to his
room. and, In trembling voice. expressed his
tncd NJ once and the tact soon developed that
the bartender who prnicsed To I've admircr ~ Court
new alone cspun.hlc. Desiring 10 make the lem.
onadc pleasant 10 the II could he made he
added little tatawh wine AMI ns Courtney never
wines or liquors IN any iurm he mistook the wine for
frrs
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DEER pARK. Md. July 5.-Unitci Stntcs Sen
ntor nnv, oi West virginia has summer rr,lonc" AMI
Immense estate He manages il. lands after Tie
at an English estate having IN his tnptnN many Of
the same men who were with Inn WHEN h, Hf,i lr- .u
hu>lnc.s ant Ia whom after lnug ami faithful ~rNrc
hr has given land and helped stock b. he ht, somr t
the best bred AdcfnnN> ever imported and uNrourN
bred sheep. The slorug mountain 81. 90 lus opposite M
hotel nnd his own cniia-" Is rl I'm c siNl, o' I'm
gish lawn Will smooth green ttrt uui t,tug 1t
jus, tar enough apart 90 throw ile turv.tic shadows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09

FTNW IN n TTIW IHIf,
Marks is n specimen Of the men whom Shor-
dcshs to honor-mcn who are equal to the task ol
perjury bribery amt all manner Of dshonorahlc intrigue.
The fitness he seeks ncanddacs Tor Office is not honesty
ability, aud mora worth, hut proficiency In the cunning
of The political !ckscr and total lack Of all rcgard for
integrity. In his chosen flock honor, conscience, virtue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09

TTFVT NV WITTTsTTTY TWTTlT
Grants election for third term would be tho
practical establishment of a dictatorship, Once again
occed The he reelected the end Of that term
ne VIII be- replaced In the Presidency by the means
Have, WAS placed there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09
Rnld Monntnln,. Lntest.

Fam he GmJtir
Tho purpose of the great gan" witch n
htNrt cArtlquhhr T. ut,rs ma Bald Mountain Is prutv
ably 10 take ~ summer tourist.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09

OF wind, or to steer II in spite Of the current. as
n ship ia stored and made 10 SAIL IL the thing
needed. ,Thc new machine. held up by bnl-
loon. and steering by fans worked with muscu-
lar power. seemed to have n better promise than
some moro prctcntous predecessors but evil
IDENTITY it can only be relied upon in n calm day.
Tho atmospheric wagon Of tho future has not
yet been made. Nevertheless. some undsclosed
EDISON OF nnronnntics may soon mako Il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09

The unpleasant Fourth of July experience,
Mt Boston. Of QUINLAN in the new flying ma
chine. has agnln set the skeptlcs 10 predicting
the failure Of all air ships. The doubters have
history on their side. II Is singular that while
progress so wonderful has been made by genius
and skill in voyaging over sea and land. modern
mechanical ingenuity has been totally bafed
in trying to journey in the air. Balooning has
done much-has been OF great practical use in
military operations, in meteoroogy. in topog
raphy; but ballooning Is not the required art
OF aerial navigation, even when practised by u
MoNTooLFIER or a GLAIsHER. A continuance
to hold an air ship against an ordinary current
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09

We devote n considerable space this morn
ing to the reply of the Rev. DIR. CLARK Of
Georgia To somo statements respecting the
Southern Methodist Church and the mission To-
England upon which he is now engaged, which
inadvertently made their way into the column
OF religious and ecclesiastical intelligence
which habtually appears in our Sunday cdi-
ton. DIR. CLARK's statement is complete and
satisfactory. and will be read not merely by
Methodsts. but by almost every denomination
Of Christians, with the attention its interest and
ability merit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09

NEGRErE, RIVERA, MENDEz, and other
lcadcrs are said to be mcditntnE revolution in
Mexico. This would suit HAYES exactly. He
would turn uphis eyes In grief over the wicked
ness Of the neighboring republic. and mean
while send moro troops across the Rio Grando
to poke the revolutionary Goals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09

There is on" point in the Indian country 10
which our forces will move with special nlacrity
Bear Paw mountain. Montana. Gold is said to
have been found there in great richness, and
Fort Benton has been much aGitatcd thcrcat.
Ii the report IS true there will soon be plenty Of
soldiers in that region. and more than plenty Of
drserters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09

The jury In the case Of Policeman JoHN
WILLIAMSON Of Midllctown. who committed
suicide hy shooting. found verdict to the effect
thnt WILLIAMSON was entirely sane when he
took his own life, and that he was prompted to
the act 10y fear thnt he would De arrested for his
crimes of inccndiarism. WILLIAMSON set fire
to several buildings, and uttered words equiva-
lent 10 II confession on the day before his death
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09

MARK TWAIN has sent for his pastor, the
Rev. Mr.. TwIcHELL Of Hartford. to join him in
n tour through Switzerland and Germany at
MARKS expense. and this pastor. the Rev. Mr..
TwIcHELL. will 20. This is the reward held
out To the rising generation Of American
humorsts-thr successful comic man will not
only be ahc 20 afford pastor. but TO take him
around Europe. and hang the expense. The
pastor must. however he careful that his
humorous friend does not use him ns material
for soma now" lnnoccnts Abroad" because II
might then turn ont that the trip was at the
pastors expense after MI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09
Grant Made Haye. Possible.

From The Peoria National Democrat
II was Grant that made Hayes possible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-09

In the distribution of the Turkish spoils,
how is Germany to pront2 England gets the
prize OF Cyprus. and establishes her protec-
toratc over the Sultan; Austria occupies Bosnia
and Herzegovina; Russia gets Bessarubia and
Batoum; Grecca may get something; Monte
negro. Scrvia and Roumania have got some
thing ;butw what has BISMARCK got for Germany ?
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-04-18

All doubts of the ability of the gov
eminent to resume on the first of Janu.
airy 1879, must be dispelled by the COM
parative ease with which Secretary Sher-
man secured $50, 100000 in gold, for
resumption purposes All fears of the
disastrous results Of contraction are re-
moved by the fact that the $500, COO
600 legal tenders may remain in circula-
ton if the necessities Of trade require
1t. The Northwestern National Bank
of Chicago is already redeeming its cir,
culating notes in gold when presented at
its counter Gold is being paid out BY
merchants and deposited as currency.
1t is said the Senate Finance Committee
I'll soon report bill making green,
nack3 fo-"l tender for custom duties
This union Of iavUIaLla Circumstance,
will soon bring greenbacks at ,nr viii
gold and then those dismal croakinos o.
disaster and ruin will be brought to :
close.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-04-18

In recent interview with a CORE
spondent of the Chicago Times, Gov.
Smith is reported as having said:
The Germans are for honest money. They OPP
posed the greenback theories, and they naturally.
and in my opinion justly, oppose the remonetiza-
ton Of silver just as the German government
whose best authorities in finance and political
economy led the movement-has demonetized il =.
Gov. Smith by the above utterance
seems to place himself in the ranks with
those who opposed the reconciliation of
silver. If SO, he must plead guilty to
the charge of insincerity or of changing
his principles IN short interval of time.
Last fall In a speech delivered in this
city he committed himself unreservedly
to the RECOMMENDATION of silver and was
warmly applauded for the expression of
views so favorable to the then theory.
1t cannot be that Gov Smith opinions
are 50 susceptible Of change as to be in
fuenced by the locality in which he
chances to be. We are reminded of the
teacher who agreed to teach that the
earth is round or fiat, just as his patrons
wished.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-04-18

Any attempt to question the VALIDITY
Of Hayes title is severely censurcd by
the republicans. OF course the attcmpt
would be idle and even miscellaneous and
Is not seriously contemplated by those
who advocate it most But it is anus
ing TO observe the sturdy opposition
which a suggestion Of this kind receives
from the republicans. 1t is not love for
Hayes. as they propose to ignore him in
haAtieS-o 1t is, because they. wish. tn
consigned to oblivion. 1t initiates them
exceedingly to have that matter kept De-
lore the country. The punishment of
the republican party will be secured
through the peoples recollection of its
offe1se. 1t is well to keep this matter
fresh IN the minds of the people until
their verdict is recorded. 1t will not
do to condone an offlense in such a man.
ner as to encourage its repetition. HAYES
seat IS secure, but let the people remcm-
Der how he obtained it.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-04-18

The death of William NJ. Twce,
which occurred on Friday last brougb,
that release which ingenuity. entreat,
and confession could not compass. Since
Tweed 5 recapture he has been a chang
cd man. Deprived of the liberty to Sc.
cure which he had allied himself with
criminals whose ofenses were more obi
Gus than his own, enduring hardships to
which he WIS unaccustomed and ever
harassed by the fear Of detection and pa.
capture, his spirit was broken when he
found himself again incarcerated in Ind
low street jall. Confession and restitn-
ton did not bring the liberty for which
he sighed and his hopeless confinement
preyed upon his mind until it induced
disease which resulted in death. The
prison broke down Tweed's hateur and
made him a dispirited and heart broken
Old man. The evil men do live after
them. the good is oft inferred with
theT bones. There is but little in the
ME OF Tweed which can alleviate the
of unprejudiced history: but
pity for his bodily and mental sufer,nos
ADDED to the sympathy which he always
extended to suffering, should soften tho ,
dark coloring in which he will NOT fail ,
% be painted. )
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-04-18

The Beeehcr scandal that all had
hoped would never again receive public
attention is revived by Mrs. Tilton. For
the last few weeks rumors of her inten-
ton to make an open confession were
rite but very few gave crcdence to the
report. But those rumors simply fore
Swallowed what has now come. Mrs.
Tilton's confession is sscribed to return
Of TiIton's influence over her. What
ever her object she has by this proceeding
lost whatever sympathy her APPARENTLY
triendIess and trying position during the
trial excited. Those who have concluded
frcm the facts heretofore revealed that
Beechcr Is innocent viii not be convinced
of his guilt by any testimony coming
from woman whose mendacity is SO well
established q. Mrs. Tilton's. A quick
cned conscience might lead to repentance,
there is no good reason why it should
give publicity to crime Mrs. Triton is
evidently weak vessel whether in this
matter she yielded to Tiiton's solicitat-
ions or to the urgings ofthe "qulckened
cOnScirnon' -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-04-18
First publication ,,or-, 80 -

BATE-hANITOWOC co COI-p-r
in the matter of the estate Of Sn,t--
oScnwald, deceased "a -Aihprose
c, ol reading ana fling the petition nf Do,, ,
fa,th sianIi!stfator of said estate. settin"
iofin the amount of personal ns.ato ~. t'LiIs
come 10 his hands ana tho disno 9Sto 'nat mas
the amount of debts ouf=+anii,s- n aiieteoi
oeCtstsei, ana q description of > ,7or,; 90
real estate OF which said deceased di5 - 'iiS
anu the CONDITION and value of tho rS- S-.',l'
~ ~ t tioHs tneleol and praying that license Ie
e. mn EIdtttd 10 sell all Of W., of SNyle ~
OF NEl and So of NWl. and SW-i an. az y p" =
and l. OF NWl of Sec 50 an in Tow, g ye g. go,
< ana w = OF Me-. of Sec. NJ Tow, Ie btise
- ana NJ OF NEia, and So of SF1iL =, WI
~ Sec - Town l9, Range ~ anon. -
ANUS ana u appearing hv said ;7etitjn, .n
IT, = NOT sulhcient personal estate H., ~
htuuS OF said administrator 10 nsy Caiz 49,, 80
and that II is necessary in oriar ~ aeols,
Sdine 10 sell all of said real estate II i - se
iore oruefed tnat all persons iufarestrs ~, -,
estate appear before the judge of tbfs i1 ns.Lt
81, on MONDAY the 18th day ef Nav, A. n 1s1s a.
~ O'CLOCK 4. NJ. At the Office of the Co,,nS ..
, Luz u! Ine city or AanitCyoc in said countI
why license should not be gT3nfed ~ SS4 p Ss
=; shoNe, Administrator Of said estate n IN
siHi resii estate according 10 the prayer - go
Pcutioh. ana IL Is further ordered that a rr,l,-
" TINS order shall be published Tor foIr sI,cts
~ I've weeks prior 10 said day OF hearing. in The
rsassito"oS fiLoI, weekly new snanar |
printed and published at Nanjtopr, J., ~. !
>ounry, and personally served on ali ,I ~ sue
ntefssteu n said estate, residing in said ro1,,
y, az least fourteen dQys Os1f0rY, sa;d So ID
,earing- BY the court oas oi
Dated NJ Manitowoc the 9th dsvof p.ro,,
). a. 5. msr-as.w MICHAEL kIRwAY, +
county Jutfye
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-04-18

The congressional republican commit
tee passed resolution demanding of the
president the withdrawal of his order to
United States officers to take no part in
running machine politics It is said
that the order is destroying the republi-
can party. True, but it is in its breach
and not in its observance. The senate
has cffectually checkmated the order by
refusing to confirm appointments to Of
flee when the incumbent was to be
superseded for disobeying the president
injunction The order remains on pa,
per but it is liteless; how then can il
work injury 10 the republican party?
Proper support Of the president in en-
forcing the order would instill new life
into the veins Of a party which is dying
OF being too much of machine.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-04-18
First Publication April IS, 1s7SJ No d
IN PROBATE raanIto.oc s,on.r,

Ia the matter OF the Guardianship OF the minor
heirs OF Theodore Schultz, late Of Manitowoc cam
t., Wisconsin. N0"h
ON reading and filing the petition of Doyninicus
SchHe!der guardian of said minors, representa-,
among other thing. that they the -aid wards. ar97
seized o certain real estate in the village of fIr
fgIIle IN said county and that it is necessary that
an me same should be sold and praying for license
10 sell the same: and il appealing 10 the rolrt
from SAID petition that il is 10 the best adyan,arc
OF shld minors 10 sell said real estate described In
said petition, il Is ordered and directed thai tba
next OF kin TO said wards and all persons nte.e!t
ed IN said estate, appear before me on Mordav
TIE third cay OF June, d.. 1873 at ten o'cnrit a
m, al the Probate office in said county thor and
mere 10 snow eansr G1 any there be) WHY license
sn2uIu noi De granted for the sale of said real es
latc, according to the prayer of said Uetition
AND II Is further ordered. that a copy Of This
ofer shaii ne punished Tor four successive, weeks
prior to said day Of hearing in The 9nito, ,,;S
weekly newspaper printed At Mantowoc, in said
county. IL '"u
MICHAEL KIRWAN. County .Jndo.
1878. '' "a -APiil, H. a.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-04-18

Angus Cameron has become a contri-
butor to the North American Review.
lie discusses the future of the republi-
can party. It Is well that Cameron
turns his attention to the future, he is a
dismal failure in the present. He dis
cnsses every question treated Of in pcli-
teal economy and of course he exhausts
them, any question that has endured a
tussle with our great senator must b
exhausted. 1t is said tina. this paper
will repay careful perusal; there can
be 10 doubt of it, Cameron must be
chock full of good sense as he lets very
little escape him. Still the article in
the Review being tie accumulated wis
dom Of years must be lusty one. No
doubt 1t Will repay perusai but very
few in this state will care to read Il.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-04-18
NOTICE L. S. INTERNAL-REVENTE
SPECIAL TAXES,

Under the Revised Statutes of the Unitod c,o...
et1l9ns 90 32s, 323S, and 1893, every person eT
g@ ;;c IN any business. ayocation or empovnnT,t
.,j@d r 20 nm liable 10 special tax, is re-
~ ms establishment or place of business
me pay meni OF said special tax for ~
%, revised Statutes, dcsignates who ., IJt
:" :Peciai TAX return, as Prescribed on Fapr3
H. ii I+ so required by law of every person liable to
sSrioed Tor noncompliance with nc r1r az pre-
: ;I 5 I or t"T continuing in business afi
n pm ~, "a, = Wlthou! payment of tax "i'ei
, Application should be made IN y n c.
deputy Collector Of Internal Eeysnpr NJ , 'illart'
voc, WIS ''SH~e' ut Maniio-