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aarptnel mnteneut,s NaaIeh.

Von Il, Is. t0Denlber.-Sine Oepelht
Der 5imeS" melSet ans 8om: ;, 0aS Appel'
lationsaerid9t bat bic lnipridle Der SlGgerir
in Dem BroSeiie be5ii9lidl oeS gfahlafeS OrS
Ueritorbenen &arotnal8 Qutonelli pernorfeu
Die &lGgeriu briidt ben Gntid)luB aus, ar
oas SaIiattonSge1td)t Su appelltren."
SsraIuaus in BaHiSien.
@emberQ, II. 9loObr. - @rnitli1e &rd.
maQe habsn fit) in oieier Staot ersignet, neil
Die Bolisei eiuen ,u ghreu beS 4b9eorOneter
6ausner oeranitalteten llm3ug uerbot. Sielc
Serbuftungeu iinb poreenommeu moroen.
Vtebrere berSumultudnten ipnreen oerpunbet
Die Gruppen haben 8eiebl erbaIten, in ibren
&alerneH 81 blebeu.
Ssurse SsabeIoepefd,cn.
- 2oro 6oieberrg lift gum 2oro~ 9teftor oeI
rlniperttat Aberoeeu, S9Ottlano, ernaunt
lpor6en.
- Der 6erSog BON Cumberland Iou, nit
cine 9epei1e aus &openbaqen meloct, ent,
idloIien lein, ieiuen 2uipriitben ouf ocu3bror
BON SannOOer inter felncn llmIGnoeu III ent.
ia9en.
Nartt Muo S6r1e.
2onbon, 16. Nopbr., II. 80 Had)m. -
@oniols Sc BIG tiir @elb unb DO. fir Srief
2onbon, 16. gtoubr., 2.3O ytaam. -
Seretnigte Gtaatelt ObligatiOnen - ueu
44<prOs. 1861, neue Siinfer 1854.
Barrier 0epeihen nOttren heute fiinfplosen'
ti9e 6ellten Ill 112 6rancs so @entimes fiji
Srief.
Qonoou, 16. Nopbr., a llbr Rohrt. -
0as Sullion, weIdleS beute auf 8ilar' in BIZ
OSant Don Gnglano" ging, betrug G25, ,00O
YariS, 16. gtOpbr. br.-lSchel AMI yOnOOr
% 6rancs 26 &enttmes auf turSe Sitt.
2toerpool, 16. Roubr., II. 80 ytadlm.-
SaumpoQe felter. NtitteIiprte SberlGnoel
5 9!16;' 90. Orleans 6; Die Sertduie betrG.
gen beute 60O0 8allen.
2Onoon, 16. gtOubr., 2.3O 9ia9m. -
@ereini9teS Yetroleum 7sd.
SdIiiTsuadlrt d)tcu.
Queenst o 10 II 16. giOuemter. - Del
9ampfer - Baltic" 1T bon Nep-Dort bier cilt,
getrOfien.
5aOre, 16. Noobr. - Der 0ampiel
pameriq1e" 1T beHte bon Stem gOrt an9e.
fommen.
8lpmoutb, II. Nopbr.-9er 0ampfer
n ~g8telano" III bente bon gtewsYOrt bier ein.
QelQufeu
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@aftint,,oro h, Wetp.Mnrf

Jfem y OFT, II. yfooember.- IN gtr.
10, gSalbington.StraBe, mobubafle UiAael
8oiiiter, 40 Sabre oft, fna seitern Abeno NIT
Ieiner Srau Strett oil uno mari oerielben
idleblid eine brenuence &Ohleu6aanpe an
ben Sopi. Die &leioer Der Srau fingen aua
geublldtid) Sener, Mno ite lpuroe oerart am
sansen OberfDrper perbranHt, Dab iie heuts
Nadmlttas i'm 9oipttale an Ger Gbambers'
ftrabe nod unldgliden 0eioen ifarb. 8oiftel
1T perbaftst mo erpartst oas 8eiultat oel
9eibeni9au.
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GtaOt Baltimore.
9as brittle Gonsert oes SSrn+ ".
0fiIfteIfsai

QStlDelG1t+
GInCn ungetriibteren mullfaIliden Dodge
nuB, olS bie 9Silbclml'Iden @on3erte, haben
mir in Baltimore nod ni6t trlebt. Dos Jcs
oe8mQllae Auftreteu oieieS 8Onh9roen muroe
Al eiuem Sunitereigniie ionOer @leiden. Go
Qud1 am leBten SamItlg8z Gbenoe. Die QrnB=
arttae 8eeabun9 oils auSiibenoer, iowie ais
id,aiienber Siinitter frat i'm lebten Gon5erte
mehr III SaQe, al8 ie uorher. Wtit Dem eriten
Sate oeS geelbopen'ideu GOu5ertss in d
beoann Der Giinlter, @r bat bis 0abiu Dem
BIblifum feline &on5eifouen gemadt. Die
Stunt 1T ibm Die bebre 80ttin, nub er bGIlOiqt
Die S0rer, Slebt iie 81 ild) hnan; er Seriebt Die
Sun1t nidlt IN 2unitItiide, ple man Ou8 bler
10 bdufig fiuOet, nm benz groBen Bublltum
III Qeiauen, louoern greilt III Die SGiten, eiu
{0oberprielter Der relnien Snnit, ohne hsrun-
ter All ItctQen pon ieiuem boben Stanopuufte.
gSle idj0u, lpie mabrr mle qroB lpielte er
ben geetbouen'4en &on5ertiat! User bGttc
ben,elbcn iemalS ihonsr 9eh0rtl llnb Die
SabeuS am @uoe, elm lSert gSilbelmi'sr rpie
Ih0u oem Soee'ugau9e Der Competition au=
oemeijen, pje lpun0eruOQ Gegebenl @em
ipGre bel'm InbDreu uttt cas- Ser5 auige-
oQneen! 2eioer lpurbe DaS Gou5ert bios nil
3taUierb;geituHg aeiplelt. Sbyleid ule,
uuu.-U GEllHHSltof ulo ItupGitS SuLLSuuF pCIi
alouierpart inter ben 6ingeru h0tte, 10 Der,
ltert cas- @onsert als @anBc8 bod auBeror-
Dentli4 Obue Die 8egleitung zines Srheiter8
unO mir bdtteu rebt bersllh gepitubt, Sr.
Strotoi1 ipIroe oaS SrheTcr sur lluter.
| ftiituus oe8 9eniclen SiinftierS beidlafft ba.
ben. Su einem 6untaiieiiiife trat Sr. g8ll.
helnIj III Der 9Oppelsi9eufaft etues Gonlpo'
nilteu unb ausiibeuben SiinItlers Dor oae
Yublituu. gSel6' lb0ues Competitions.
talent ofisubart ltd) in Dem Santaiieliide, ar
oeiIen @arlegung fb auerOin9S nnr groBt
@elger beranpnsen Oiirfeu! Die gSieoergabt
DieleS 28ertes mar ielbitosIitGnOli9 cine nein
5ise."
90 mas bat man nie geb5rt unS miro e
tpotl ielten mieoer b0rer; 10 id6ne @e0anfen
IN 10 ib0ne Surm 9efletret uno 10 luniQ un
marm ben S0reru ans Sers aeleat. 81
brittle Summer blloeten @rnif's ,unQarild)
4trs." 8rau9eu mir iiber blee munberuol
len, lebenipruoelnoen 8eien nod GtmaS 8
ia9en? Sino mir etpa In Stonbe, lbre wun
oeiuous Darle9nng senii9eub gu idlilosEn
vs. mus genl9eu, sI beutsrfeu, paB BIl
helmIs @elgeniplel aller Beiaretbuug lpottet
oaB es Der Sritif ertriidt iit.
| SelbfperfaHplia mar es, baB ieoe etne
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Derntiid1te Depefd)en aus 3tetps
0nrf

gtems gorf, II. Nobember. Der
befarne cIbaniide Yatriot Sol. 8. angari-
ca, luelter in lester @od1e perid1ieb, lpuroe
beute unter GROCER getheili9un9 beitattet.
8einabe idnmtllde bter aniGiii9e @ubaner
nobnten Der SecrDt9uns bel.
- Sob sr0ffnete seitern gu 1908.
- 6olgenoe Oampfer famen 9eitern bier
on: o@itD Of Routreal" bon 2ioerpool, y0fbi.
minboa" bon &arolff uno rStbal Gala" bon
Barcelona.
- Die bieiigen Sd,reinsr bielten heute eine
5ablrei4 beiu6te geriammlung uub erartffen
Shritte, nm mor9en Die peridteDenen 9Serfs
ftdtten su beiud,en uuo alle 4rbeiter gum Nns
idlulie an bic linton 5u bemegen. Die Sdret
ner beabiidtigen, etne 0ohnerb0bung bon 20
BroSent Su fOroeru. @tpa 5000 Nann mer
ben in oieler Staot Dur6 bas betrsffenoe
6auomert beihGfti9t. Sn @hlca9o uno ct.
goui8 babeu ole S9reiner bereits eiuen au5,
tanO in Scene seiebt.
Die 0ampier y Spuin" uno 8ritannic"
BON 9iuerpool uno y@aniua" BON Selmupa
traien beute bier elm.
- Der 0ampfsr pRerifa" fam beute Don
Snrh1ff nm
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Cine YertDetote.tme Der Wtelreibe'
3.oT

Saltseafe<&itp, Utah, 16. gtop.-
Die sur Mormonenfirfs geb6renoen Srauen
bielten beute cine Yeriammlun9 i'm Sbeater
uno nabmen Ssi4liiiie On, il, pelden ite rle
Slelpeiberei alS eine i'm Nltertbunre BON @ott
letnenl auserwdblten Wolfe empfoblene Sn1i'
tuition blatgen uno erflarsn, baB bfelelbe oas
aebsn nerldHgere nno bic 5tdrfe oes Golfea
perMebre.
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(sitt Maf,nifuttfoer act0Ofef.
8rltfaIer Wnr0.

8oit II, II. Nopenlber. 32=idbrige
Sobn S. gibbouS muroe geiteru abeuo in
Dit Bolton pdbreno zines StreiteS burdl Do.
MEL Murpbp unb Sol. Watthews 81 8obeu
9ei9lasen uno berart nit SuBtritten miBban=
oeit, taB er nidt Su retteu lit. Die Sbdter
finn nprhoftet
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Beratbnssioful: Scr. 1872, Ioro<eutanfr.
per ss gGsf ats a9rns SsnsSs ass
Ssr aanse, Sss Masens, seber giersn. Sials oes
Ssrssns ans eos unsrsnans i'm srUendIGsms d.hsa
III NM oe ronhen llnb atuten 2eiben beiber @e=
isater atU ST. sipeypooi, te 1sfose Snnianer.ardu
ter@DoftOr, Rr. 1872, gsorSssatapitrafs, Sshan,
belt gaanenIhipddbe, nerpoie Sbma9e. Smpotens
iSnus@ @ @safi oei oefsn Sas ssbsn nnersraSen6sr
ae6en fein @elD mehr ves, ionoern eeiu9t nn0 Sf1
Or. eiperpool gu 0athe no ieto noefteaSL, q U.tt
Sem aiIe anberen gerse Gub nfdbt belen setonnt 90
modIe gud, Die Sbr sub iene atent@ sao
holen laifen unb bie nno ene Dlirtut pte
8irtbabt, ,buruen:n jd fann@ud turiren Serat1un9s
StuhSen pon frH6 8 bis Abenbs uhr; Sonnnta9s M
sum Eehen ber crbeitenben 3ioiie pon lrlp lu eis
NQd5mttaas ubr. (Sept.tu'5Dle.'a3D
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Ser ttette 6iSettboI,ufrtea.

Cincinnati, 16. Rop. - Die ,,Qtlans
tic, @reat. Beltern= Babn" uerfaufte beute Wior.
gen ibre Srllste mad Stem 9Ort su ie 81.
0tau slanbt, oaB nod beute eilte Souferen5
Der 8abn'45enten ftattfinoen uno DaB Der
Prei5 Der Sillete pteoer erbobt perbeu miro.
Nsermiid1fe 3enefd,ett aus Hefps
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eaHee,, Gredltitno ,,nO an0eresetOetr

Wv e7W1lNU lIIU VNE NIFII9V IVVFVVlF VUI 1WIINt
2lnoorn 9Drup (Syrup Of Horehound),
benz beteu, uOr'S Bublifnm 9ebrabten Sulfeuz
Sprup, gehellt. BreiS % cents. Bei Seth
9. 6anee SIR. 1 O8, use f. Baltimore
fraBe, Su baben. (I5Ol
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Gd1iHSffa6irfdffef

Boft On, I6. Nopember. Der Dampfer
Bulgarian" lit heute BON eiperpool arse=
fomnen,
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lA1orris 4 Gsmrp's aatarrb-
c1{l sst ffrI

Gs helt afuten uno hroniiden 4atarrb unb befpert'
feiat. tpenn ieoe dnbere Bebanbluns feblsebla9en.
roihe eeiluns: gs bat ben Sebraud toag1e!iae,
perbrdnat Cine enmalise Anmenouns hebt bas G'e:
flbl BON S6pere unb Druid i'm aopfe unb ertueidt
rnb pertrei6t ben einsetrofneten Sbletm, Der blt
NaIe peritopit. @S mtrb pom ben pronopirten Mer5z
Iitum selobt, bas es enbes it bas bette, seaen az
tarrh tn atn stnen Staolen 6efannte Wtttel erdtt.
Betres 4tteftaie unb y3erbte iber our unier Ufit.
tel betuerffeGiste &uren perpeen mir adbrungspoa
aui uniere Gsenten SS. Coleman & Nogers, Jtr.
176. Scit=& oiitmnr reStrags.
greis so Sents bic Siaihe. SIN allen Ipotbefen
nnb bel g. g. Sauce, Tr. 108, gNen=Yo ottis
moreftrats, su bdben; engros bel spgeIer, sohn
& Epmp., Shumien & Mmtb nn6 gSm. s
Brotpn & y,rnoer. (@pr.6, 2Mte,Fu.!p J
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S6re6liGe SantpffeHel=Grptoiiott.
- Bier Serionett set6otet ttto
Affnfrefe SHtkAaef. nerIcfsf

abanop-@ itp, YennI., 16. Ropbr.-
gluf Dem - philadelphia <&euoinger" 8abnboft
erplooirte heute Na6mittaa Der 9ampffelie
elmer 2efomotipe, uno orei Berionen, nelnld
Der 2ofomottufibrer Sranf Srocus aus Ma.
banon Sonoufteur Safob Sraut aus Samas
qua rno etn 8nabe, gtamens Galpin 2ub,
ipurbeu set6otet. Der 8nabe 9eor9 6age1t=
bud ilt tDDtlia uno 6. 6. Sennlep, 3einrif
6a9enbuh, &arl Sonrao, io,uie mebrere 4ns
bere beoenflidl perlett. Die 2ofomotioe tpuroe
poQfdnotg 5erldmettert, uno Der Sabnbof,
iopie oas 2elegrapben- Sireau gum 8beile
oemolirt.
(Spdter.) - @eors Saseubud itarb um I
llhr beute 4benb. Ntebrere erfahrene Mas
I6iniften haben bic lleberrelie oes SeIiels unz
teriutt, f0nuen jeoo9 Die llria9e Der @rplo
ion nlat angeben.
Sin @abnifunt9er 8et6Stet.
9reen Ban, 9Slsc., 16. 6.9tou.-Wdbreno
Siilisi9eriff Su6ett gei;ern einen 8abniinni=
gen nan Der rren-4nitplt Su Ssfoib befDr.
bern mollte, iprdng oerielbe in Der 9tdbe BON
sSrigbt5towu bon benz 3u9e uuo lief IN Die
8obnung zines beuti6en 6armers, gtamens
2i8fa, auf beiien Samille er iofort eiuen Der
slpeifeiten lugriff ma6te. Die 6amllte blelt
oeu gSabnituni9en fir einen9auoitretder, uno
Elm Sobn oes Sarmers itredte ibn idItebIid)
our9 etuen Shla9 nit einem 3auupIahle 5u
Booen. Scr Sdlas 5eri6ntetterte ben Sdd>
Del, unO oer gSabnitnnige itarb na6 fur3er
2eit
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@cr fatsst eit1est b0SetI ScaIS
ertrdneft2

@ieluauo brauNt lbH gu ertragen. Sancs,s
Gntora-Sptup (Syrup of IIorehoundl beiIf
alle Salsleioeu griinelih. Breis 25 Sens.
Bon Setb 9. 6auce 9tr. 1o8, gReaWaIs
ttmoreitra q BE, sn besicben, (15O-l
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Meae Mn3etgen.
6as-Kdnnfldhfr.

6as-kan0elaber.
Gie eIegantee, ie in tteer staot ousseItelte gamm=
lung in
&raitau,. 80. poIirtem Nteifina, Sronae.
gu hera6aeiebt en- Bretlen
oeihmadpole bineiIhe Senampen;
per6eiierte oeutite Stuoir=2ampen.
8asbets6fcn bel
R. y. SaptoSon & Sontp.,
81. 5, Worb =9ibertp =Stra BE-.
Bleirobren@arb @asleitunss szIrbet.
Alte 9aszltenfilten iueroen neu bronsirt uno per=
oloet. (Sept.23O
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scr OelOut0rTf.

Netp OOrf, 16. NObbr.-@el6 lpillis
81 3. Bedel 4.81. SOIb i4loB beute
III 1908. Sunoes Ob!ieationen idloiieu
ieIt; 1881er Coupons 100, neue 1865er
1881, 1867er 1865, 1851 1881, aeue SiinteG
1O54, 1O.4Oer Coupons 1913. aftien idlOiien
flau; Stem Oorfer Central 111s, @rie 185,
gafe Sbore 68a, SltnOiier@entral 785, Pittsz
burger 8l4, Chicago >ytOrtlweiteru 43t, Brtez
ritdfen 76, 0iOd> >Sslanb 118, gSeitern Union
Gel. 81.
llnteri6atamts 8ilaus: Sob $128,5O4,' =
678; &ourant 46.833.273.
- -0ie 3oa @innabmen betrugen beute
$157 900.
Ser llnteri6aemeiitcr 5ahlte beute fir
Snterefen SAT 900, uno fir etn9e5o9ene Sb+
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q. ). GQfrbroR,
@eMIeLs

@shIele
Yadets, WaKaee : S9eine u. !. %.
81 6itie, ole Aujaaben allspofentlt@ bis 9onners
taa WittGS su MAIDEN, I'm ungei6urIte B.iorauna
nit iebem 5amitagszD zDampier nod europa beuerf1
Reuigen su aonnen.
81. MA5$sss
ss4t Dss gastinsoeeitrase ssttn Got Sfees
9(Denue.
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-@S ld)eint ieet gemiB, DaB DER 8epubli-
Toner Wfarttn I'M l. &Ou9re6= Diitrttte pom
u orb Carolina NIT elmer Mebrbelt Don
4O-50 Stimmen ern,1blt III.
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Seleqrapbiidle 9epeidle,t.
3alanb-pfpe(hea

geri6te Der ngfiociirten Brefe' fur ben nDeutideu
eorreip ponoenten".1
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1prbereitutaet 3,.r 8eimmttn,t.
Die Som9rcBtpa1l TT Slnrtoa.

Sallabni;ee, 6la., 16. ytOucmber. -
9as Sbergerift Oieiea Staates, pel6eS beute
bier 5uiammentrat, iteate bsute einen p0lan=
oamns"- -Yefsbl gegen o1e 3dblun9s zBeb6rOe
BON AlaAua @Ouatp aus; Ole weiteren Ser
bauolungen ftuOen am nd4iten Rittwpa
Mioraeu itatt. Sr. 8i8bee, Der republitani
i9e @on9reBz Bz@anOioat, oerfiinOete Oarauf, oaB
er am nQ9iten Utonta9e elnen yWanoantu8 3"
8efsbl segen Die Snipeftoren pes 4. 8abl6ez
3irf8 BON Mabtlon. @ouutp fOroern 1ueroe,
nm Dieielben sur @inrett,nag tbrer Bahlbez
ri6te su sipingen. Bl8bee b!anlprud1t, er
babe ielbit obne ben leeteren Se6trt cine Otebr-
belt pon 200 Stimn1eu, menn oaS Sotum bon
0ll nct111n Is nnrth aR,Ghlt merhe
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-07-05
The Potter Investigation.

In order to judge fairly of the results
of the Potter investigation, it is neces-
sary to keep steadily in view the allega-
tions upon which that enquiry was
based. 1t was alleged in the preamble
to the Potter resolution, that Samuel B.
McLin, chairman of the Florida board
of canvassers, would testify that the
board, "influenced by the conduct and
promises of the Hon. Edward F. Moves
had made false and fraudulent returns !;
and that James E. Anderson, ''induced
or encouraged by assurances of the
Hon. John Sherman had falsely and
fraudulently protested that the election
in the parish of East Feliciana, had not
been fair and free, and that the LOUISE
ana returning board had thereup0n
thrown out the votes of that parish 4;
and that the official dignity of the per-
sons named, the one being secretary of
the treasury and the other minister to
France, made it proper that the charges
should be enquired into, ''to the end
that the honor of the nation may be
indicated"
Now, what has been ascertained?
Mr.. McLin declares, in the first place,
that the returns made by the board OF
State canvassers we're believed at the
time to be true; that he has heard,
since, of some frauds in certain pre-
cincts, but knows nothing about them,
of his own knowledge; and finally, that
Mr.. NOyes made him no promises of
any sort or kind, and never saw him
alone. The allegation against Mr.. Moves
is not sustained.
Anderson has told so many stories
about the Louisiana election, that his
word, with or without the formality of
an oath, is not of the slightest impor-
lance. He produced however copy
of a letter alleged to have been address
ed to him by Secretary Sherman, and
containing these sentences:
Neither Mr.. Hayes, myself, the gen
tlemen who accompany me, nor the
country at large, can ever forget the
obligations under which you will have
placed us, should you stand firm in the
position you have taken. From long
and intimate acquaintance with Gov
ernor Hayes, am justified in assuming
the responsibility for promises made,
and will guarantee that you will be
provided for as soon after the 4th of
March as may be practicable, and in
such a manner as will enable you to
leave Louisiana, should you deem it
necessary,
Anderson admits that he had been
offered $4,000 and an $500 position for
four years, if he would Withdraw his
protest, and that he had attempted to
withdraw it. If Mr.. Sherman had as
suTed him that he would lose nothing
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-07-05
Death of a Queen.

None Of us can help feeling melan-
choly over the death of Queen Mercedes
of Spain, which happened Wednesday
at Madrid. She was only a girl of Is,
and her husband, Alfonso, whose NOUS
tache was yet downy, married her for
love, as she married him for love. only
five months ago. Such unions are so
rare in royal life that there is wide
delight in contemplating them, and a
wide grief, or sympathy for grief, in a
dissolution so sharp and tragic AS this.
Mercedes was daughter of the duke OF
MOntpensier (son of Louis Philippe OF
France) and first cousin to King AL
fonso her death was caused by gas
trio fever, complicated with other dis
eases. The Spanish people were much
interested in the love and wedding OF
the pair, and will be much moved al
the queens death. But the king has a
serious task before him, beyond any
grief, in ruling so wisely as to postpone
the coming Spanish republic, which
may now come all the more swiftly
Springfield Republican,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-07-05
A Pleasant Incident.

During the tour recently made through
the Adirondack region, by Vice-Presi-
dent Wheeler and his party, including
Mrs. Hayes, the wife of the president
and other ladies, as they were driving
by coach through Duane township, a
small American flag was seen flying
from small school house. AS the four
horse vehicle trundled up to the lit
tie building, the party found that the
little school, comprising some ten or a
dozen boys and girls, had assembled in
front of the house with flags in hand to
do them honor. The children waved
their flags and with uncovered heads
made the lowest and most formal bows.
There was such a hearty welcome con-
veyed by this unexpected greeting that
the party alighted and the Vice Presi-
dent introduced Mrs. Hayes, who had a
kind word for each of the little ones.
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by standing firm in the position he.'had
taken, assuming that the position was
right, the allegation of the Potter pre-
amble would still fail, for the preamble
insists that Anderson "falsely and
fraudulently protestedpthat the election
in East Feliciana was not fair and free
Mr.. Sherman says he does net remem-
Der writing any such letter, but he
would have written it, if there had been
any occasion. Mrs. jerks, by whom
the letter was conveyed to Anderson,
was sommoned to prove that Mr.. Sher-
man did write it; but she swore dis
tinctly that he had nothing to do with
it, and that she dictated it herself Sc
the allegation against Mr.. Sherman is
not sustained.
The whole foundation for the enqui-
ry having broken down, the committee
ought to have made up its report and
adjourned. : However, Mr.. Sherman
gave them one more chance. Waving
the question whether he wrote the let
ter or not, and admitting pro torma that
he did, he offered to show that Ander-
sons protest was right and true, and
that under the laws of Louisiana the
votes of East Feliciana ought to have
been thrown out. The committee de-
-clined to go into this subject, alleging,
quite truly, that there is plenty of evil
dence on both sides, and that the truth
cannot be absolutely asccrtained. But
that was reason for not undertaking
the enquiry in the first place.
The plain fact is, as everybody nows
knows, that the Louisiana election was
bemuddled with intimidation on the
one side and cheating on the other, so
that no human intelligence can now
discern what the real choice of the PEG
pie was. The only way to reach any
conclusion was by strict construction
of the laws. Under such a construction,
the electoral commission approved of
the proceedings of the returning board.
The Louisiana Legislature chose to re-
wise those proceedings. The conclu-
sions thus reached were directly CONTRA
dictory, but they were binding and
final, as are the contradictory decisions
of the courts in the cases to which they
apply; and if Congress had appointed
a committee to revise the laws govern
ing the election of President and Vice
President, so as to prevent the recur-
renee of such state of things, that
committee would have been much bet
ter employed than is the Potter COM
mittee in this futile Investigation
Portland Advertiser.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.

The Windsor county republicans met
at Woodstock, the 25th, and made the
following nomination Senators, John
F. Deane of Cavendish, VIM. C. Dan
forth of Barnard, Nelson Gay of Stock
bridge; states attorney, Gilbert A
Davis of Reading; assistant judges
Crosby Miller of Pomfret, and Calvin
French of Woodstock sheriff, S. w
Stimson of Ludlow; high baillff, Rolliu
Amsden of Windsor; judge of probate
for Hartford district, John Porter OF
Hartford, and for Windsor district, w
III. Walker of Ludlow. The resolutions
"reaffirm the principles of the republi-
can party, as set forth in the platform
of the late National Convention, and
declare their conviction of the necessity
of their support and prevalence in the
administration of the affairs of our gov
eminent to the welfare of the republic, ;
and favor the reelection of Senator
Morrill,.
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Republican County Nominations.
WINDHAM COUNTY.

The Windham county republican con-
vention was held at Newfane, the Goth,
Col. X. Haskins in the chair, and nom
mated d. P. Webster of Putney, and
A. b. Franklin of Newfane, for sena-
tors; E. w. Stoddard of Brattleboro,
states attorney; Hosea Ballou of Whit
ingham, and A. A. Wyman of Athens,
assistant judges; j. w. Mellendy of
Londonderry, sheriff. There was a
strong grange element in the conven-
ton, which demanded and received
recognition through the nomination OF
Col. Franklin. The resolutions were
strong in their Endorsement of Hayes.