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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-11
Gov. nar,rnnrt and Jack Kehoe.


Tho hanging Of the wretched men who were
the mere tools ut Jack kehue, and who many cases
noranuy obe3td the mandate OF the secret order winch
kchoe mani ulat"d, Is 10 on but Jack himself " to
escape because artanii ana the leaders Of the Rcpub
gan state Ring dare not let INN 10 the galuws Jack
knows too much AMI HE speech the AnOd would
make too many candidates for tue psnitenuary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-11

Little JOHNNY KENNIFF, the son of the
keeper OF the Prospect Park deer paddoek had
an adventure yesterday that will probably be-
come family legend lie went into the en-
closure to pick chvstnuts. White he was busy
opening the bristly burrs. II powerful buck at
tucked him from behind, and gored him with
ia sharp antlers. JOHNNY dropped his chest
nuts and grasped the deer by the horns. Then
began remarkable struggle JouNSY WAS
pushed backward ms fast us he could run ierEeu
this way and that Knocked down and dragged
about YET through it all he held desperately
on. and kept the sharp pronas from piercing
his body. AT last he reached his fathers door,
and tried to lit the latch with one hand. while
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-11

There are good many Democrats in the
resent Congress who are not needed IN the
nest. and who lad better be elected {. serve
their r'uniry AZ home. SrfrHgN L. MAYHAA
II the Fifteenth District of New Nork. Is not one
OF This class. He is one ofthe thirteen who voted
squarely against both the BUncHARD ami the
HARTR1DGr resolutions. Tho duty ofthe Demo-
cratic Convention which meets to-day az ings-
ton is a. plain rs a pikestan Let il renominnte
MAYHAM. He proved his honesty and courage
IN Q crisis when honest ana courageous Demo-
Gratis were sadly wanted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-11

That lie Was not lost in Yesterdays fire
in S.xty-Arst street is probably due e. the pres
ence OF mind OF young DAVID O'kELFE. the
errand boy. Nine boys Il ten would have shout
el Fire. at the top Of t.eir lungs. gui that
would have started panic ut once What he
al was q g. TO the foreman and whisper his
charming discovery. Tnrr,-ult was iha; all the
workmen were 80, out Of the -ix-story tinder-
boN In safety. though the hindmost " them did
not set Out any too soon. DAVID OKEEFE de-
serves credit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-11

he held his sssailant with the other. Ho could
not open the door. and there was no one within
10 hear his cries. 80 he broke away and ran. Ho
tried to climb the iron fence, but tho deor over
took him. knocked him down. and cut his face
with its antlers. The boy. WHO was severely
hurt. would d0uAut.s hatn i'.n killed had not
t'c driver ofaa'roet rar run i'li. o.-i4ionco.
The people of Wr.trl,,.ict County are IN
90 fair why to hc'uu.r .prriI uu.lly uruuaiut. a
with the properties ~ nitro-glyccrine. giant
powder. ana such other hoons %. modern ssi-
cnoc Tho explosion which converted the Mop
tine Powder Mill Of Pelham, first into a minia
tire volcanic eruption and then into unrecog-
nlzabe fragments, II the fourth explosion. we
believe in the county within three years. Luck
lily. no lives were lost. but two worknen had an
uncommonly narrow rs ape.
Whether EDwAKD REINHABDr is or is not
guilty OF the murder Of the wife who cannot be
found It is pretty evident that the Silver Lake
mystery is solved. The cicumstanta evidence
going 20 show that the body IN tho barrel was
thut Of the woman who lived with REINHAEDT
before the latter lett stiten Island to reside IN
New Norl. seems conclusive. The Incident
which led 70 the development of the truth at
frs; attracted but litt!o att ntion. and people
k'utlAliN MfIf lNiilrI luGltutu " QlEcItlu lnt
story told 10y gnrrulous old kEYAER about see
I'M. a man digging hole near whore the barrel
WAS discovered. This slight clue resulted in
The identification ana arrest OF REINHABDr as
tha man who did the digging. How the woman
came by her death is stil mystery which the
guilty alone can solve. The ends OF justice are
in a fair way 60 be served at last
The leg preacher, TALlfAGE explains that
he started his Lay College IN order 20 turn out
DANIELS, ELsAHs. JosHUAs. JoHS wEsLEYs.
and JOINS KSoNrs.' There Is always de-
uani for DANIELS. FLUNIs. aud JosnUAs-
never moro urgent than AZ present. and no.
whore moro urgent than In Brooklyn. II TAT
MAGE meets this demand b. his Lay College he
will become interesting rs well rs sensational.
But Dc him Doe sure that It IL the real article he
lie turning out There are hosts VI sham ELI
JAHs aud bogus JosHUAs in the market already.
Justice OrrrRBouRJ has Established two
rules n tho jefferson Markt Police Court
One is that he VIII not release prisoner ut tine
solirl'at' q counsel " II thcrc is any money"
said his Honor. | wish 10 90 ~ To- tlr city and
not into the pockets 90 lawyers" The second
rule b. that no .ornse. shall appear IN simple
summons case 1t is u needless expense for
the parties In the case aud will not encourage
practices which make Il expensive for persons
TO enter the police courts" said Justice OTTER
BoUkG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-11

The proceedings ~ the local synod Of the
Reformed Epist0palians were enlVcuel ycster-
lay hy an unexpected and OK Ting episode
There had been some dis ,uasion Us TO the need
OF greater caution in receiving candidates for
the Reformed Episcopal ministry. los; aoc;rinnl
uAsoundne-s should creep In. One lay dele
gate. Mr. II. Woodruff. thought 1t WAS the duty
of the Synod 20 affirm the doctrine OF the eter-
nal Punishment, Of the wicked with such en-
phasis rs to leave no room for doubt us to the
denominatiou's whereabouts on that great quos-
ton. He offered u resolution accordingly. Nh
SIEwAAr L. WoorToEp. the presiding officer
q the synod IN the Bishops absence there
ulon announced that. II any such resolution
We're passed. he would he obliged TO leave me
chair and tho synod; he did not believe that
tho Almighty would torture anybody TO all
eternity. Several Of the preachers supported
Mr.. WoopHvII. while only one II them sided
with Mr.. WoopFoED. The resolution was
adopted, and MI. WooproRp promptly tend
orol his resignation. Tho Synod laid II on ,hs
table and Ny lint u earnest personal ontreGties
Mr.. WooDroED WIS coGXei back INTO the chair
As be is one % the pillars OF the denomination.
Il is probable that he will 3. allowed 70 Cherish
Ri, heretical opinions without moles;ation. But
has no; the Synod laid itself open to a charge Of
Inconsistency
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-11

The Australian cricketers left Philadel-
phia in Il huN The homo club had run W "a
biz score and were in n fair way to win. The
visitors were irrtated. They snapped at q
questionable decision by the umpire and r.
tired from the field in high dudgeon. There
WIS GOODNESS between ball tossers when they
parted that argued against future iriendliness
But sleep brought with II n better temper aud
neXt day the Australians were conscious that
they had made an exhibition Of themselves
The proper thing 10 do. al hands agreed was
10 apologize and this they did by letter through
their manager. The Ph.ladelphians think
more OF the apology than of the victory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-11

The flavor Of genuine romance cling to
the marriage OF REDMOND, the Kin- Vi the Blue
Ridge MOousAners. His weddinF day found
him pursued by United States officers. and it
wasn't safe t. appear in public. u according
ly met his aniunced in the heart q the noun
tains. and there at midnight the nuutlai knot
was tied. Then the Moonshner and mis- bride
lilHnuparpI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-11

abolish all tolls" is the cry raised this
fan from one end Of the Erie Canal 10 the
other. The people have seen the great water
ways business dwndle under high tolls and
have noted its Increase under low ones Now
they want the canal to be free. and they are
making it u political issue in the nomination OF
candidates for the Assembly. free canul
must largely increase the amount Of merchgn-
disc transported, and consequently must SKIM
uiate business in New York city. and whatever
benefits the metropolis benefits the entire EN-
pire State,
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-03
DepOsed Bishop.

Thirty one of the sixty two bish ops of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States met in New York, and deposed Samuel Allen McCoskry, Bishop of Michigan, from the ministry. Dr. McCoskry had been a bishop for fOrty-two years, having been eonsecrated in 1886. He entered the Military Academy at West Point when a lad, designing to become 8 soldier, Jut be vent away at the end of 8 year, and began to study theology. He is g man. of remarkably fine physique, being more than six feet in height, and weighing nearly three hundred pounds. Be is seyenty-four ears of age, but looks twenty years younger.
 Bishop Onderdonk, of New York,
 
 sas deposed il 1845, for ''loying not wisely, but too well. :" His brother, Bishop of Pennsylvania, vas suspended the year previous, in con- fequencs of habits of intempeEauce, though subsequently restored he kept from public view.
 McCOskry did not face bis judges, but skinned for Europe, where he now is, g disgraced and disgoWned priest.
 Fanny Richards, nov Mrs. Ban mister, is a petit brunette, about tFsaty years of age
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-03
Frnm PicIzef Posf.
PICKET PosT, FINAL COUNTY,
 September Z9, 1878.

PICKET POST, FINAL COUNTY,
 September Z9, 1878. Essfor ef tke Sarsr Rslt.
 A stabbing afray occurred here last evening between James BaEtley and James Murphy Murphy is lying in 8 critical condition from wounds, while Barley was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Gabriel At the preliminary examination before Jus .tlcee Van Nance, this afternoon, Bartley vas acquitted. Goodwin and Hughson for the defendant, the Territory not represented.
 Both mills At this place sre run hing on full time, and turning out I large amount of concentrations.
 Benson < Stones new mill viii be ready to run in about three weeks
 T. L. B. Goodwin and ? Al, Brown, candidates for the Territorlal Council, addressed the voters of this place last night Both made very good speeches
 A. E. Dsvs, candidate for Dele gate % Congress, speaks hers Aon- day night next
 There is considerable 5ul3lng
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-03

THE BELT is now the only paper published in Pinal county. The Citizen having been removed to Tue son, Pima county. Those having legal advertisements will do well to note the fact. Where a cO-owner in a mlne fails to contribute his portion ef work or money, in order to diyest him of title. personal notice n writing or notice of publication in the news paper nearest the claim for ninety days IS necessary. Notice of inten- ton to apply for patent must also be published in a newspaper nearest to the claim for sixty days
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-03

c. l. Filley, Postmaster at St. Louis, has been removed by the President. Samuel Hays succeeded to the position. Both are Republi- cans, and it is questionable whether the Senate will confirm Hays, for the reason that Filley was good Post master, an earnest and efficient part izan, and 2 recognized leader of the party in Missouri.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-03

Congressman Blackburn, of Ken lucky, has predicted that there will be four candidates in the field for the next Presidency. The Radical Re publicans, he says, will be led by Grant, the Conservatives of that party by another, the Greenbackers and Nationals by Ben Butler, and the Democracy by Senator Thurman.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-03

lhe Oregon Legislature is n ses- sion. John Whitaker. of Lane coun- ty, WAS elected President of the Sen- ate; C. Simpson, of Marion, was appointed Secretary. In the House, , M. Thompson, of Lane county, mas elected Speaker ". L. White was elected Clerk. After the per- maaent organization, both bodies met m the hal of the House of Repre- senGatives to canvass the vote for Governor, which was, es follows: Ihayer { D, IS .20l Beekman { R ), l6,l4z; Wilkins (G), l 5S3
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-03

4 Southern Pacific Railroad official declares that the road oF chat Com pany will be built to Marlcopa Wells y January 1, 1878. This we do hope will prove to be a true prophecy
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-03

TIE -dRTz0A.4 STE T.s'R BEEz a aud sgsrg Ikersaae, af Gio5s. Ptaal Ccasfe 9fl<0s1. IkNKS 0F SJBSCRLPTT0F-0 Far. fclu DotlaTs.' Sir Aopf1s Tsoo Dollssrs lnd ffftF Csnts zarss 3fostkr, One I)01- kar aud ftfts dtstt-.lavaFia6lt ss id zUntc RATES or -dDgER TISTlYg esses usion aD- 0llcatfoA. JOB PRINTING done E'rsmstlp and at Req s0aa5ks Pricss 8ddfsst.
 HdGKAEF t .a0REHEdD, Eisfors
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-03

We understand that $40 .000 was pooled ip San Francisco recently, and an offer of that amount was made for 60,o0o shares of the MclHTlen stock. The offer was not accepted.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-03
Arizona Silver Belt.
Thar.aag. oe.absr ,. Iaza.

The Pope has ordered Catholic Bishops in Mexico to abstain from participation in political contests.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-03
GLoRE. Sent 20 I87a

GLoBE, Sept. 30, 1878. Aessrs. Bacielaer, Haskias, Ritr6eock. Fiji. soR, Asafer, and others,-
 GENTLEMEN Your call asking me 70 become a candidate for Supervisor of Plaal county received to-day. Believing that the office should seek tho man aud not the mau the office, and also that no citizen has a right to refuse 9 public position if called apoD by the legal voters, I have agreed to become a candidate for sad office, and promise, if elected, 70 do my duty toward the Interests of our county and my constituents.
 Respectfully, yours,
 J. H. HIsE.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-03

The Republicans in Nevada have nominated John H Kipkead for Governor and R. J. Daggest for Congress.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-03

BenitO Baca is the Demosratic nominee for Delegate so Congress n New Mexico. Mariana s. Oe.ro Is the RepUbilcan choice for the sane position.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-03

gang oa here at present. Every shing locks encouraging for the fnsure st Picket Pest B, PnxHoRE.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-03
GI0be Advertissments
Notice l

The co-partneEship heretofore existing under the firm name of Bailey S EaDW az eDen, in Globe, Arizona, was dissolved by mutual consent on tue 22d instant. Afl claims due by and to the late firm will be settled by B. Weisl and e. s. VanWagencn, who succeed te the business, aud win con B. Wcisl & O.
 ALONZO BAILEY.
 G.S. VANWAGENES,
 B. WETSL. Globe, September l6, 1878. 1s4
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-03

Than any qne eisa in tas count. < FEED TTsf YER .
Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-03
Fer Cennfy kupervlwo-

The following correspondence ex- plains itself
 GLoHn, Sept. q, 1878. Jlola E Hs1s,-
 Sia Ne' the undersigned citizens ot Pinal county, solicit you to be- come candidate for the office of supervisor of Pinal county, Arizona, at the coming election. Trusting a favorable response, we subscribe our names m Che confident expectation of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

Lee i Shepard have issued new book entitled
"Princess Eve," by CIementine Helm, translated
by Rosa Sachs. This is an interesting story for
young readers, relating how the vain little Prin-
cess became, through rather hard experience, a
sensible girl.
The same publishers issue new book with the
title "Seola" This it appear. was the
name of the wife of the patriarch Japhet.
The author states that while toiling along the
North Syrian Mountains one day he made won
derful discovery, nothing less than an sntedelu-
visn memoir, "The Journal of Seola, wife of the
patriarch Japhet." This he deciphered, and the
result is the book with the above title. The work
is one of unique character
A gem Of book is published by the same firm
The title is g fhe Simple Truth" and Rev. Rob't
Collyer is the author. The book comprises sew
eral articles or essays, separate and distinct
adapted for home reading, bearing the marks OF
the authors well known traits as = writer and
preacher.
j. +. Pierce has the above mentioned books for
SALE also llarper's Magazine for May, which has
already been noticed in these columns, and is an
excellent number.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-30

vssion to defend peoples hesrths and sltars and
TO maintain their laws and liberties. Such wa.
the war in which our heroes fell, and their, Is the
crown which sparkles with the gems of patriotism
and righteousness with glory undlmmed by any
motive Of aggradifement intent to inhict ruin
on others. We present them to posterity as ex-
smpIes TO be followed, and wait securely for the
verdict OF mankind when knowledge shall have
dispe lied mlsrepreseI alton and delnsion. 1t is
not unreasonable that mature reflection and =
closer study of the political history OF the Union
may yet restore the rights Frustrated by the pas
sions developed IN our long and bloody war IT,
however. IT should be otherwise,
Then from our heroes grave. shall come,
In mournful tones, the answer fit
And, If your children must obey,
They must but, thinking our day,
4 will less debsse them to submit"
Yours, faithfully, JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Atlanta. Ga, April 26-Memoral Day was
generally observed here. The stores were all
closed. Citizens and soldiers repaired to the Gem
etery, where an orstion was delivered, after which
the graves were decorated with flowers and ever
greens.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-30
The North American Review.

The Msy-June number of the North American
Review contains the following articles as the
republican party in its Death Struggle :" by Sen.
stor L. o. Howe, The Sovereignty Of Ethics,
by Ralph Waldo Emerson; "Our Commerce with
France" by j. S. Moor; discipline in American
Colleges" by James McCosh, President of Prince.
ton College; The Army of the nted States
by Gen. James A. Garfield; ''Is Man Depraved
Creature :" debate, by Rev 7. W. Chambers
ID. D., and Rev o. b. rockingham; "The lire
pressible Conflict Undecided" by Senator A.
Cameron; "Chinese immigration" by NJ. j. Dee
The Photograph and its Future" by Thomas A
Edison, the inventor Of the Instrument; Coutem
porsry Literature.
Published at 55l Broadway. New York, and for
sale by booksellers and newsdealers generally.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-30
Confederate Memorial Day.
THE CELEBRATION AT MACoN-LETTKR PROM
JEFFERSON DAvIs-THg DAY AT ATLANTA.

Macon. Ga, April 26.-MemoriA day was Gel.
ebrated with great ceremony. The corner stone
Of the Confederate Monument was laid 5y the
Grand Masonic Lodge of Georgia. An oration
was delivered by A. II. Colquitt, Governor OF
Georgis. The Second Georgia Battalion and 9th.
er military, and 20 civic organizations, were in
procession. The largest crowd ever seen Memo.
rial Day was present. In letter to the Memorial
Association, in response TO invitation to deliv-
er an address, Jefferson Davis says.
Let not any Of the survivors impugn their
faith by offering the penitentia plea that they be.
lieved they were right. Let posteri.
ty learn by this monument that you comemmo-
rate men who died in . defensive war; that they
did not-as has been idly ststed-submit to the
sroitiament of arms the questions at issue-snd
questions Involving !nalieRsbe rights inherited
and held 10 trust for posterity hut strove for the
state sovereignty which their fathers left them
ana which It was their duty, If possible, to trans.
init TO their children. Let this monument teach
that hero.m derives its lustre from the Justice OF
The cause In which 1t is displayed, and let II marx
the dinerence between war waged for the rob-
ber-lse purpose of conquest. and one 10 repei in-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-30

Not cheap whiskey stimulating compound. but
made from the finest vegetable touics known in
hdfeTh h'ficd, the remedial properties of which
are vouched for by our most reliable and careful
physicians.
AS a cure for the debility and lassitude so fre.
rent, just after cold weather. and IA remedy to ior
tiiy the system with strength to ward OF the dis.
eases OF sumner, we confidently recommend it
to inva d- and the public stak .ng our reputation
on Ills h1rtnl --n's. as drug, and efficacy as
lemedy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-30

The republican party is invoked by
every principle which it holds dear, by its
hopes of the future safety and prosperity
of the country. to oppose with its whole
strength the efforts making to install the
ex- Confederates in full power in both
branches of Congress and in the Execa-
tive Department. This is the supreme
political question confronting us. Ques-
tions of finance, tariff, or what not, sink
into insigniicance before the question,
Is this government to be handed over to
the tender mercies of the men who would
have destroyed 1t if they couldP In his
able article in the last North American
Review. upon The Irrepressible Conflict
Undecided" Senator Cameron of Wis
consin says: "Are those men fit to govern
the nation? answer, No. Is this then
time to despair of the republican partyP
answer, No. 1t is time to fight. not to
mourn; a time to unfurl banner, not a
time to prepare tomb. And to this high
duty, rising far above all personal con-
tests, and removing the conflict far from
the malarial regions of the White House,
tbe patriot who loves America because OF
her freedom, and the philanthropist who
loves America because of her humanity,
should urge the young men of the nation
to pare at once. For it is the peoples
battle once more that is approaching"
Yea, verify. it is the peoples battle" D"
upon the issue OF which great events de-
pend. Away with all minor questions,
and let every energy of all loyal men be
devoted to the duty of keeping this gov
ernment in loyal and patriotic hands.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-04-30
Alternately sh.k,nnnd sco,eh.a

BY the paroxysms of chtlls and fever, the wretch
oil sufferer Tor whom qu mine has been prescribed
essays III vain TO eXtcIinnIte the dreadful disease
with that hurtidl palliative, winch at Oest only
nllgates the violence of the Its, and eventually
proves hlgnly injurious To the system. In Ol dei
effect thorough cure o1 nalarlal lever, whether
Intermittent OF remlIteht to render lie sy stem
lmpregnable to II, attacks, HootcttOr's Stomach
Bitters, should he used dads. rnat tnIs medicine
Is = searching eradlcant OF diseases generated by
miasIna ami II reliable safeguard against them,
is TACT SO widely recogn Zed in tins and other
countries that to adduce evidence III support OF II Is
unnecessary but were 1t either essential or desr-
able TO do 5o, II may wen be supposed that from
the testlmGny corIoUordtlVe OF It's claims, which
has been accunuatlng during tue last twenty i've
years and over, Sufficient proof might be gather
ed 10 convince the most lhNe.el ate skeptlC.