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National Republican., 1878-07-11

Now, OUR JOIN THOMAS over in Balti-
t,more has been acting like a patriotic citi.
zen, instead of civil-service reform politi-
cal eunuch and collector of that Port.
Shades of the defunct Machine Politician
defend himi
National Republican., 1878-07-11

The Cleveland Herad explains the pres.
eut GRANT movement as the natural reaG-
" ton from the recent mania fol neutral
tinted non partisan methods of admins
tratiOu to fondness for pronounced
"colors" This is a very mild and euphoni-
ous way of putting it The fact is there
were no neutral tints in the colors Of the
present Administration during the first year
of its existence The stars and bars were
hoisted by LAMAR, GORDON, HILL, and
others OF like kidney, over the patronage
branch Of the Executive authority, and the
National Republican., 1878-07-11

SECRETARY SHERMAN, in his last letter TO
Mr.. PorrAB, overlooked the pertinent fact
that the subcommittee in New Orleans have
had the chairman of the Democratic Exec
utiye Committee of East Feliciana and sew
eral other witnesses on the stand to prove
there was no intimidation in the parish.
But they were Democratic witnesses.
National Republican., 1878-07-11

THE daily increase in the transfer of real
property as taken from the records, and the
increased number of building permits taken
out, is the very hest evidence of general i'm
Nnp
National Republican., 1878-07-11
False Friend OF the Claimant Tilden.
cleveland Hernld

There is dreadful suspicion whispered about In
Eastern political circles. That pink Of pure De-
mocracy, Clarkson y. Potter is reported to have de-
signs OF his own on the Presidency, and the rumor
that darkens the air Is that he Is false friend Of
Claimant Tilden and means to direct his mud.ma
chine investigation toward Gramercy Square before
long, and ruin the venerable statesmaii's chances
for denomination.
National Republican., 1878-07-11

THERE is rumor that the immaculate
HILDEBRAHD MoNTRosE PoTTAH is an as
prant for the Democratic nomination in
1880. But, as Mr.. TooTs would say, Its
"or no consequence
National Republican., 1878-07-11
Democratic Clod- -Hoppers Voting for Shoes.
fnaltmnro

The Baltimore Gn,sne charges that the Hon,
Charles Foster has bought hts way three times Into
Congress from Democratic district What a pity IL
Is the Democrats OF Ohio Were corrupt, time,
too when the editor Of the Gdzs was OF the lead.
Ing writers Of the Cincinnati EnfrHrsr, the great
Buckeye Democratic organ.- lidshhiDtoH Rrpubicdn
Mr.. Foster had the good fortune to live In a dis
trict somewhat oppressed by poverty. The poor
Democrats In that section found II very unpleasant
working IN the clcarngs In their bare feet and Il
Is very hard to break them Of the habit Of voting
for Foster IN consideration Of new pair Of shoes
National Republican., 1878-07-11
Never Convince the Country.
IEua.aI.a.. Ga

And now General Fitz,John Porter undertakes
to prove by Confederate officers that he would have
been terribly smashed up by them had he ventured
20 obey orders and move to the assistance Of General
Pope. II Porter has his case reopened dozen
times he Will never convince the people of the
country that he did his whole duty rs q soldier in
support Of Pope.
National Republican., 1878-07-11
Works Easier In the Harness,
[Mllwaukee sentlnel.l


Mt. Hayes speaking Of the Potter investigation,
said II didn't amount 10 anything, and has only
succeeded In reafirining his title by Congress.
Rutherford works easier In harness than he did at
the beginning Of the scheme. when he was evi.
IDENTIFY little skittish but his speeches show no
nervousness now-they are about as usual.
National Republican., 1878-07-11
Sweep the Country.

We regard 1t as amoug the moral certainties that
General Grant will be the next Republican candi.
date for President II he lives in which case he will
sweep the country with the same ease and success
that he swept the historic ground OF Appomattox
on that April day thirteen years ago.
National Republican., 1878-07-11
Neat and Graphic.

The Washington REPUBLICAN puts on record the
met that the Philadelphia Times Is as meddesome
as a wasp. Which is a neat and graphic way OF
stating the case.
National Republican., 1878-07-11

never uttered better advice, although IL was
intended for Others, for the blacks than re-
sides In that sententious phrase, Go West,
young man; 10 westw
National Republican., 1878-07-11
MARRIED..

TAlLoR-BABCoCK.-o Wednesday piorning.
the 10Th instant. Ia the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church, by the Rev. =. H. Barghart assisted by the
Rev. John Chester, u. D., Mrs HESRIETTA VAN
PArrES TAYLOR, OF Washington. Il. C., to Professor
srErnES HANCOCK, OF New York city
National Republican., 1878-07-11
wickedne.s of Prc.IdentInI Junketing. /
fCincinnati Times

IOIHVIN1utI 1IMts,J
The President Is coming to Ohio this week. unless
double-leaded article in the Commercial on the
wickedness OF Presidential junketings diverts him
from his present purpose.
National Republican., 1878-07-11
Additional Straws,
fNcw Hayrn Journnl.l /


The Columbus (Ohio) HCrdid which Is edited by
Mr.. Furcy, u vigorous Hayes champion In 1876,
comes out strongly for Grant under whose leader
ship IN lsSo' Il says, the Republican party will
according to Mr.. Furey, the rebound will be more
magnificent than In ls75. and when IN 1870 Grant
Oregon. will he one vast field OF triumph" The
Sun, we notice, finds yet no relief from It's scare
about Grant, and daily warns the public In regard
10 the STRONG movement now being organized In
favor of his denomination. AL Of which arc add-
uonal "straws."
1T is the only medicine would give to my baby
mother said, speaking of Dr. Bulls Baby syrup
Al all drug stores, 2S cents,
National Republican., 1878-07-11
New York Commercinl Adyertiser1

Springer says two weeks more will finish the
Washington work Of the Potter Committed The
committee finished itself some time ago.
National Republican., 1878-07-11
Ahcnd In the RenuhIIcan Panls.
Finished Itself some Time Ago.

lCincinnau Enquirer.
Grant Is way ahead in the Republican pools,
He viii get the nomination for President
National Republican., 1878-07-11
DIED.

MARTIN.-On July 10. nj SO D. M after a long
and painful Illness VI consum pton, JAMES MARTIS,
jr, eldest son OF lanes and Helen NJ. Marlin.
NOllre OF funeral hereafter.
National Republican., 1878-07-11
SUMNER RESORTS.

GOOD COUNTRY BOARD CAN De HAD NEAR
~ the Blue Ridge Mountains convenient to depot ,
beautiful country retreat, with abundant shade,
with riding aud driving horses furnished riwrrkly
nj Su per month for adults; half price for children.
W. s. POWELL,
jvC-Im Ninth street between II and northwest,
National Republican., 1878-07-11
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- The great doube.trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, SoRrnwESE VEST, AND SOUTH.
- TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY JI'NE o. lisa AT ia, A. NJ

A: N. Leave Washington;
,,GGii5, ,GGii5,gtNEW YORK PHILADELPHIA, AND BOS-
ION ENPRfSS. Ellicot city. On Sundays to Bal.
innore only. stops % Shipcys, Laurel. Annapolis
G5D-Baltlmore, Annapolis, and Way (Crnnoerry,
S1trsnbprg' Winchester, Hagerstown. and Way via
FR-tBALTIMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
Elo-Puint Of Rocks, cranberry, strasburg, Win.
chester Hegerstown, and Way stations -
,SER5INETT E5 M r33BBk, rldiLADELPHIA. BOSTON.
York and Philadelphia Stops at Annapolis June
fisT hd1oYys RbRr Srl.cASo coLgMggs ~ . AEp
Branch except sunday. Through car TO Staunt M,
Pullman Cars to Cincinnati daily. Grafton 10 san.
dusky daily, except Saturday.
,ncl-on Sunday only-Baltimore Annapolis and
iGOo- BALTIMORE EXPRESS. stops at Bladen,.
burg Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis Junction. Jessups
and Hanover.
IGiO-Baltlmore, Annapolis Ellicott City and wav.
ID-tNEW YURK, PHI AND hos
TON ESPRESS On SUNDAYS to Baltimore only,
t5.BALTiMoRE, .BIkDENSBURg, AND
LAUREL ESPktSS Frederick via Relay. stops
ESj-fPOiut OF Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown. Win.
chester and WAY stations On sundays to Point Of
Rocks and Way stations only
tD-tlt.iiimore; Annapolis and Way stations:
TlMORE EXPRESS. Norfolk. except sunday. Nor
FOLK Passenger taken In the cars direct TO boat Al
Caution stops at Bladcmsburg and LAUREL
a,I:l51.tClItCAGo, AND CoLUMBUs EXPRESS
Sleeping cars 70 Chicago.
sl0-tBAI.rIMORE EXPRESS,
AND pifsBuRa tS iXfKs flsOSrE SrSVlhs e1cepi
nasTiNbNMr aTSbM TT2rKt GHishtAnELPnA sts.Dal ASp
York and specia sleapigg car to Philadelphia
tDnilv. Olher trains daily, except SUNDAY,
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
WHAT WAS IN THE BoTTLEp

Mrs. Louisa Holland. colorsd woman residing
with nor husband at No. 1859 Fulton street, Brook
Iyu visited her friend Mrs. Alice Austin of Patchen
avenue, on tuesday night last sno was suffering
from a severe cold, and Mrs. Austin gave her a
bottle OF some kind Of liquid 10 take.
There was label on the bottle; but Mrs.
Holland was nnaily persuaded 10 take II home aud on
her arrival swallowed two teaspoonfuils of the un-
known mixture. soon alter she seized " ith a
feeling winch she described as resembling the break
ing IN Two Of her body. physlctnn was led,
looked al The contsnts OF the bottle susp ciousy
lie prescribed Tor Mrs Holland and ad ner 10 re-
tam possession OF the bottle.
Mr. Austin upon learning OF the effect OF mis- wife's
medicine. visited the residence OF the HOLLANDS for
the purpose OF getting the mixture. lie was met
the uoor oy MISS Holland, daughter OF the sick
woman, and a quarrel snsusd, during which Miss
Holland, ~ is said, struck him on The head with
stone. Mr. Austin secured "a warrant for her arrest
for assault and battery but shc learning tnat she was
by the police. ieft nome suddenly aud has not
since been iound Mrs Holland is very much better.
she has always becn friendly with Mrs. Austns and
NO arrests have been made
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
DUST ON THE ATLANTIC.
From the London Times.l


About the LATITUDE OF the Cape Verde Islands on
tho Atlantic It Is frequent experience OF voyager
10 observe falls OF red dust dry kind OF mist
The material OF the dust mass examined micro.
scopicaiiy many years ago by Ehrsnbsrg. ana hia
opinion was small particles carried aof from all
countries here formed transparent dust zone from
which they sometimes sank down, and In whirling
movement came 70 the earth's surface. The materiai
oil observation open TO Ehrenoerg somewhat
scanty. The phenomenon mas therefore been lately
studied anew, ana Ia . mere thorough way,
by Herr heilmann. who examined the log
books or 1,l96 ships that had passed through
the region question during the years 1854 1871.
Hc deals with she case chiefly from meteorological
point OF and the following are some OF tho facts
ecited. Most oi the dustiails occur IN the OF
the Atlantic between deg. and 10 dog. Dorth South
iurtnesI south hitherto IN deg. go min. nortn
20 deg west The two iurthest west wers both Ia IS
ae& min. west. botn abou. three hundred miles
from Cape Verde. Dustiaiis often occur simutaue-
ously at very different pons oil the "Dunkie Mesr,
or Dark Sea las Enfenucrg called ~; IN
they were 150 miles apart Tncy also often last
Tor several days, Q. x. ten (Apfi, 1ebel Surfaces
OF very different sizc, up TO 100000 square miles,
may receive austiais. lhcre ~ ycariy period
In the frequency OF the falls. IL seems tnat near
the African coast most occur in winter; iurther
west, IN he carly spring The direction OF tue wind
during dusslalIs wss from the east quadrant, and
most frequently north-nortneast TO northeast Tho
austfalls observed are very irreguarly distributed
the years IN question. OF sixy-three, taken at
random, there were eight falls OF sand ana three Of
sand dust Sometimes sand ana Just TALL stimuli
taaeousiy. fhe dustials with great extent cast aud
west are denaer tne nearer the African coast la
ferly out Of sixty-nvs instances the color oi Tue
dust as red. Sometimes there cooraton. The
dry mist OF the Dark Sea Is In casual connection with
the dustialls Herr Hemann concludes IRON the
that the dust material comes principally from
Africa and from tue Western Sahara. Tue possibility
OF occasional OF particles IRON South America
is not excluded. Tho distribution VI the dustials,
both in space and In time lthcy follow tho movements
does the FAC. that the falling material Is eoarssr IN
tho east tnau In the vast
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
NOT MURDERED AFTER ALL.

nEAPPEABsNcE OF ELLFN MURPHY, ONE or
THE SUPPOSED VICTIMS OF THE SILVER
LAKE HORROR.
Ellen Murphy. OF Clifton, ). l., who was at nrss
supposed to have boon tho victim OF tho Silver Lake
horror, for which Lewis Resc, nor lover. was held
In custody for some time by Coroner Dempsey, has
at last reappesred at Clifton. shs had been at ths
house Of friend there for the pas, few days Sns
says that during the time Reige under arrest sho
read the proceedings daily OF the SILVER Lake mystery
In tns newspapers. and when she iound that ne Was
discharged she concluded not to mako known nsr
Whereabouts. During the greater part OF her absence
the woman this city, where she gave birth 10
q child. Reige who is q fine looking young German,
is working at Clifton When he found that Ellen was
alive and wcll appeared overjoyed, ana expressed
hrs Willingness TO marry her imne edatciy and they
TO be united in the bonds OF matrmeny to-day IN
this city. Tue trunk, which received 50 much prom
iDencc at tho Coroners inquest ana which al tho
time was In the possession oil AIRS Conrns, OF romp.
klnsviiIe, been claimed by Ellen and removed 10
her temporary residence
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
THE PENNSYLVANIA CAMPAIGN.

ngEcH OF SECRETARY SHERMAN ON EQUAL
SOLID souTH-LARaE AND ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETINGS IN PHILADELPHIA AND HARRIS
BURG.
HARRISBURG, Nov. 2, 1873
Secretary sherman addressed about thousand
people In the Opera House in this city tonight. His
Ipcech was divided into two subjects, equal rights
md tho financial question. He said the republican
parry had always been In faver Of the equal
rights oil all before the Law and cited republican
isgslation and other acts to sustain his position.
The tendency Of the democratic party on the other
hand had been In favor OF abridging the liberty of
those who opposed tusm. Tho rebellion had been
crushed, but the spirit which animated It had not
been eradicated, and to-day millions OF people In
the South were denied their rights, declaration
whicn would be verified by the elections next Tuesday
He claimed credit for the republican party for the
development oil the commercial, industrial aud edu.
cationa interests OF the country, and said the demo-
cratic party had never been progressive in matters
con ,rbuung TO the prosperity OF ihe people. Tho
masses OF tho democratic party are honest
but the leaders were not. Slavery main
taIncd by the party ane the South was
courogcd TO rebel by Northern democrats. Tho
democratic party built their pyramid OF hopes for
success In iuturc on n SOLID South and without n
they had no show OF victory. lie charged the DEM
pcrats with having committed great frauds At eiec-
iions, ana referred the o, ction IN New York
1865, asserted Grant was cheated out OF the
electoral vote Of that state by organized fraud Had
tUs election OF President depended on that state tho
country would have Witnessed the spectacle Of
. Cnlsi Magistrate seated By confessed fraud
SOUTHERN INTIMIDATION.
Secretary Sherman referred TO .kuklux outrages,
but exoneracd ths democratic party Of The North Tor
them. That they b al existed and ard exist was not
denied Tho maraudcrs had roved over commuDi-
ties, driven negroes before them anu committed
many murders for opnon's sake, ana now as enec-
tive out mider sort OF intim ldaton prevailed For
three weeks IN several States the had been
terrorxing tue negroes TO prevent them from voting
lher opinions There would bo safety To the Republic
until every man was guaranteed the rgnt to vote at
least once He claimed tbat south Carolina Louisi-
ana and FLORIDA were larry carried for Hayes, md
tnat the democratic Congressional comm itlees ap-
pointed to investigate The alleged irauus utterly
failed 10 make out against the re-
publicsns. The action OF tho Returning Board
In rcJcsting the votes OF buildozcd districts
was deieudcd as rigut ana Secretary sherman
added that the natural majorties OF The republicans
were wiped out by murders and otner modes OF iu.
tImidatIou The democrats had reason 10 co m ain
because Hayes was seated, as they had the
Electoral CommissioD.
TnE ASDRRsoN-sBERMAS LETTER.
Reference was maue TO tho s.Andcrson.sberman an
lster" which he said was forgery, and that IL was
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
"HE'S RYMAN'S DOG"

John ConnelI, a youngster who will not have vote
for nine or ten years strained the muscles Of
his calves yesterday morning IN vain effort to 70,
his head above the rail ng OF the Clerks desk a.
Iombs Court
III wants a summons, sir, he said.
sFsr whom Y" inquired the clerk.
"tor dog what bit me. J"
"Dv you Know his name ~
"Yer, SIR Kyman's hts name He's nv mans dog.'i
"Wcii, what u 10 you want a summons tor, RymaI
or his dog z"
II wants satisfaction IRON whose Responsible. 1
don't care which,"
A summons was issued Tor Mr. Ryman
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
kTHE CLINTON STREET FIRE.

The origin OF the hre which occurred yesterday
morning In the furniture factory No sS Clinton street
~ IN known, ana tho owner OF the building believes
/. was the work OF an ineendiary. rho building is
owned by Martin Grossman, who occupied the nrst,
third and a portion Of the second aoor as furui.
ture mandatory. He estimates his loss on building
at So 0oO and stock 81 b0o covered by insurance.
Jonn Wonlrath, wood turner, " no rented porlion
OF tho second floor, lost 5000 worth OF stock. Bank
Drilam, Iurnture makers, VINO occupied the fourth
noor, had $1,000 worth Of stock destroyed, aud
leorge Lefcrt. cigar box maker, estimates his loss
on stock nj e. 0OO Fire Marshal snedon was yes,er.
DAY rsquesteu 10 make searching Investigation into
the causs OF the nro,
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
The MISSING MERCHANT.

There werc no iurthsr tidirgs yesterday OF Mr..
James II. wneatIsy, ,nc missing Brooklyn merchant
On the evening OF August 81 Mr. wnsatiey was found
lying on the sidewalk at the corner OF Morton and
West streets, this CITY, and upon being removed
10 tho Charles street station house he stated
that he had been attacked and robbed by three
men VINO took $iB 900 from him. In his pocket were
lou nd two Harlem Railway bonds valued at 5000
each, q gold watch ana cham ana "A small sun OF
money there were no marks OF violence on his
person and tho police we're inclined dfscfedt the
story. Mr. whes,icy lett his homo, No. 17z Remsen
street, for PniladeiphIa ON August 20, and has
since been hcard OIL
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
CROOKED" WHISKEY.

An Illicit whisKcy still valued at between $1,000
and So 0Uo was seized by United States Deputy COL
Isctors Phillips and Jacobs, attached to United states
Marshal Hariow's office, Brookyn, yesterday after
noon, at the corner OF johnson avenue ana Lormer
street, Williamsburg. The sttil was found IN luli
operation, but the workmon and proprietor managed
TO make Their escape. Among the property captured
were TWO barrels Vi IlQu0r and knlrLy mash ku0M
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
POLITICS IN TENNESSEE.
[Dr TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnAnD.l

[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALD.l
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nov. o 1878.
A proposition was to-day made by the nationals 10
the fspucans Iuso two tickets in mi, county
dividing the Legislative ticket equally between the
two parties, provided Dresser, republican, would
bive way TO tne Akers Tor Congress, and Wright,
republican, retire from the race Tor Governor in
favor OF Edwards, national. Republicans assert
that they refused 10 entertain the proposition and
will run tho through.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
MONTGOMERY REPUBLICANS.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
WEST CossHouocKES, Pa, Nov. q 1873
An imposing republican torcalight procession
held at Conshohocken, Montgomery county, this
evening. Bands and delegations wcro present from
Norristown and the surrounding countr Governor
Hartranft and Henry NJ Hoyt were amoug tho
speakers after which they anu their delegation pro-
cesdsd 70 surprise another mass meeting at Mana
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 2, 1873.
Judge r. Bsack, OF Trenton. was on Friday nomi-
mated by the national nbscksrs tor Congressman
from the Ninth district
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-27

Friday. the 18th Of April. 10 . time h
DO marked upon tho calendar Of every
lover Of fun. Upon the evening OF tina,
day tho frst annual grand carnival bal
masquo Of tho Virginia Turn verein will
DO given In Cooper's Hall, Virginia. II
will DO . particularly nne affair. and will
bring together tho choice spirits Of vir.
ginia City and Gold Hill, who will Join In
generous rivalry for the purpose Of seeing
who can do tho most for the amusement Of
the assembled multitudes. The commit.
tee Of arrangements consists Of Charles
Mueller, l.. Bchoenfeldt, J. O. Young.
John Wulh, Martin Cohen and +. Beogle.
These gentlemen have had extended expe'
rienco In such matters and are sure 10
make o success Of whatever they under.
take. l.. II. Torp, the Jolly County Com.
missioner, will act a. Floor Director.
Four elegant prizes will DO awarded BY q
committee selected from the audience.
Carriages will be In waiting 70 convey
guests 10 and from the hall free Of charge.
For the accommodation Of those In attend.
ance Fitzmeier 4 Armbrust, tho celebrat.
ed restaurant men. will serve . splendid
supper In the lower hall. where oil may
secure whatever may be desired. Tickets
will DO sold at IS each. and may DO pro-
cured Of the committee OF arrangements.
No tickets will DO sold 1t the door, and
no Objectionable characters will DO al.
INITIAL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-27
MINING ACCIDENT.
A Miasr NJ work 10 . DFin Biewn
Up, aud shoekingiy. ~ nss "a.
tally. InJursd.

At about 0 o'clock this morning Hugh
Gallagher. . miner at work In tho north
drift on tho 1850 level Of the Alta mine,
was blown up and severely. II not fatally,
injured. At the time Of tho accident
Gallagher was at work laying q track In
the drift some 20 or IS feet back from the
face. several other men being engaged In
drilling In the fscc Of tho drift.
The men at work In the face say that
while thus engaged they were startled by
. severe explosion. and ~ soon ~ they
could recover from ik effects they discov.
cred Gallagher lying on the bottom Of the
drift a. II dead. They Immediately con.
yeyed him 10 the surface. and thence TO
tho Nevada House. In Lower Gold Hill.
Shortly after his arrival he recovered on
s~ciousneas. and his wounds were dressed
by DIR. T. J. Magee. His face and fore
head were fearfully cut and mAngled. the
left eye being entirely destroyed and tho
right badly injured. The skull did not
appear TO be fractured or the body much
injured. although bis hurts were such that
IL is impossible to Judge what tho result
may DO.
Tho only reasonable cause assigned for
the explosion 10 that when the drift was
being run an un~exploded cartridge was
left bedded In the bottom. and that while
driving . CAD to break and smooth the
ground for tho track. Gallagher exploded
tho charge. This il without doubt the
cause. a. the bedrock was badly torn up
around where Gallagher had fallen.
Gallagher is . native Of County Donne-
gal. ireland. and camo TO Nevada about
four years ago. As far - known. be has
no relatives In this State.