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The Springfield (ohio) Republic, is a
Hayes organ. In the last issue it is
dreadfully tickled because Hayes puts in
Office the men who have labored to de-
stroy the Republican party, and thinks
be does just right in ignoring those who
have done the most for the party. aud
says:
But the man who has appointed John
Welsh to England. and Bayard Taylor to
Germany, should be honored for sound
judgment, good sense and clear and true
ideas of what the country needs, whether
or not Tom, Dick or Harry. who got off
barrels of sweat in the Centennial cam
paign, for Hayes and Wheeler, ever gets
a post Office or even pat on the shoul
ders, or the slightest expression of
thanks.
The Republic is edited by gentleman
who processes to be a Christian, and an
ardent friend Of temperance, and who
has held high position in the Sabbath
School organizations Of the State; and
he is now the editor and publisher Of a
Sabbath School paper. What such man,
il not hypocrite, can see in the appoint
ment of Bayard Taylor to rebound to the
honor of the President who appointed
him, is a mystery to US.
One night last week the Dutch in New
York gave Taylor a supper, and the New
York Times sent reporter, whose ac-
count Of the drunken csrousal is simply
horrible 1t was beer, cigars and drunk
enness all night. The account Of this
disgraceiul affair, as given in the Times,
is as follows:
One of the largest and most sparkling
OF the ovations to Bayard Taylor, was
given in the Leiderkranz Hall last even
ing IL was a German "COmmers. a real
cOmmers, such IA Kaiser Williams suh-
jects delight in. and Kaiser Hayes sub
jects hold whenever they can fiud the
occasion and the beer
The big Leiderkrans Hall was full
There was not room for another man.
One more glass of beer might have found
its way in. but il would have met instant
death Beer had no more chance thsr"
than reed, before a hurric The mot
prominent object IN entering the hall
was a large platform. and Bayard Taylor ]
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The Republican prospects for next fall
are getting brighter every day II Ironton
Register
Glad to hear IT, but tell us honestly,
now, how much larger majority will the
Republicans in Lawrence county give a
candidate for Congress next fall, than
they gave Mr.. Neal in 1872 Can your
county give any Republican majority
next fnll2
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Well, w.ll, will wonders ever cease.-
We have had the Keely Motor, the Tel
ephone the Aerophone. the Phonogrspb.
and now We are assured there is negro
in Cairo III who is steadily changing
into a white man
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Jacob Knodrl German saloon keeper,
living at No 576 Elm street, yesterday
afternoon killed himself by sending a
bullet through his brain.-lCincinnati
Commercial.
IL only all such would go and do like
wise, what happy riddance.
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Prof. c. A. Lackey and class gave a
concert in the city last "Wednesday even
ing with the classical chorus. Gloria in
Exeelsis, at the head OF the programme.
This is the third chorus he has conducted
here-The Heavens are Telling. Hallelu-
jah and Gloria in Excelcis. We are glad
our musical friends have taken such an
interest in classical music We have ex.
cellent musical talent and Prof Lackey
has been q faithful worker. lie is an
excellent teacher and his kindness will
make him host Of friends wherever he
may go We are sorry to lose him but
hope ne may return and his many friends
will gladly welcome him again Prairie
City News, Iowa.
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Congressman Foster recently said, in
meeting OF the National Republican
Committee, that there has been no year
of purer administration in the Govern
ment than the one just past. That Is
So lronton Register.
Now let us see about these loud pro-
fessions Of purity. We have heard such
talk before, from such reformers as
Vance, old Bill Allen. and others. We
will not here refer to Hayes rebel Cen
eral in his Cabinet, but to that other
pure man, the Secretary of the Interior.
What think you of such purity as the
following, from the y. Y. Tribune, a
Hayes paper
"BAD CIVIL srRyIcE REFORM AGENTS
"A part OF the hostility to Secretary
Schurz's timber policy in the Territories
has grown out of the character of some
of the men he has employed as agents
The notorious Hester. already referred
to, is a native of North Carolina He
was a sailor on board the pirate Alaba-
ma. under Semmes. He was said to have
murdered a man in an Italian port, and
Semmes dismissed him as too bad char
the war he has been all things on all
-ides-preacher and layman. REPUBLICAN
and Democrat, Ku Klux, and then be
trayer OF the Khan. Mr.. Schurz has pick
ed him up as an agent, and his course
throughout the South has certainly been
indefensible, il not infamous. He is
said to have driven one man from his
homestead in Florida. and entered Vt for
himself at the Land Office. To make
sure that he was discovering great frauds
on the Government land in Florida ne
reported that he found three thousand
wood-choppeTs on the Government lands
and so many vessels loading with stolen
timber at Pensacola that il required
2, 500 stevedores to attend to their car
goes. As the total population of Pensa
cola scarcely exceeds 5.00O-embracing
only about OO0 male adults-the $500
-tevedores was a tremendous draft upon
the faith Of even the most credulOus OF
Secretaries. But Mr. Schurz has seemed
ready TO believe any bad report, and so
he accepted as official and Trustworthy
this iaughsble ab-urdity resting solely
on the word of such a man as Hester
Another Of Mr.. Schurz's agents in the
timber business is A. b Nrwcombe, who
was 80 discreditably mixed up with the
shameful plot of the Washington Safe
Burglary He was the close confederatr
ni Nrttiesbip in that whole business, and
lid some of the worst WORK in the
conspiracy His participation in that in
EQUITY is spread out full length in a rc
port TO the Senate 10y an investigating
committee, aud Newcombe's merciless
examination on the witness-stand by
senator Sherman is freshly remembered
IN Washington to this day. This is the
scoundrel who was sent out to prosecute
settlers on the public lands at the West
Friends Of Mr.. SchuIz have taken pains
to explain these facts to him, SO that the
appointment and support OF these men
cannot be regarded as an inadvertence "
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Senator Dennis, OF Maryland. presented
the Blair resolutions, relating to the Elec.
toral Count. in the Senate, and made a
speech, taking strong grounds against the
resolutions. At the conclusion of his re-
marks. Grover, OF Oregon. congratulated
him. Cronin and Pelton should have
sent congratulatory messages. in cipher
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bill TO abolish all pension agencies
and pay pensions direct from Washing
ton. has failed TO pass the House, but
was sent back TO the Senate. with an
amendment. providing that. after July
next, all pension agents shall be selected
from wounded and crippled Union sold
lara
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can make money faster M work for u than
af anything else Capital not rquircd. We
We will start yOu. sl2 per day at home
~ made by the indu-trinus. Men. women.
B,'ys aud girls wanted everywhere To work for
a.. Now T. the tttur. Gusfly uutnt AMI terms
free. Address TRUE & co, Augusta, Maine.3
2imh7sy
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Most persons think that Tweed was an
old man. but be was only 55 When a
boy. went to school to Gould Brown. the
author Of the celebrated Browns Gram
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The Democracy of Indiana want Hen
bricks 10 run for the State Legislature.
just th nix Of the Vice President" act
ing as a member Of a State Legislature.
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Davis's successor is Mr. Bayard Taylor
What will the Germans think Of Us?
TESAFLY. Y. j., April 10 D.
To the Editor Of the sun:
SIR: In the name Of five millions Of
temperance men and women OF America
/ protest against the nation being repre-
sented in the German court by man
whose sole claim to distinction is that he
is able TO drink three hundred glasses OF
brer at once. Such is the man sent TO
Berlin, according TO the reports in the
Times, copied into this days Sun. Again
protest as temperance man
A TEMPERANCE Mas
BRoOKLYS, April 10
To the Editor of Tn. sun:
SIR-Prrmit me, an American woman
to say that / feel mortified 10y the ac.
counts OF the beer battle OF Monday last.
! | have family, and cannot bear that
such terrible example should be set in
this community. Will the Sun scourge
/ the men who have disgraced our country.
our politics. and our diplomatic service
by this hrathenish public exhibition Of
! themselves? Mrs VI l.
Brooklyn. April 10
WHAT A sALoOXEEEPER SAYS
A Sun reporter yesterday interviewed
/ Mr. Roster OF Jay Goulds Tribune tall
tower rum shop in regard to the report
Of the Times that Mr.. Bayard Taylor had
drank three hundred glasses Of beer on
Monday night in Liederkrauz Hall Mr.
Roster said that be had heard of one
man drinking as many as one hundred
and fifty glasses with brief intervals for
rest but that Mr. Tay lor's feat was far
ahead OF any on record heretofore A
man might. in a warm room, with his
pores well open after a Turkish bath
possibly get through the number at
tributed by the Times to Mr Taylor. Tut
such an achievement would excite
amnzement among the beer drinkers Of
Munich.
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Direct connections made ~ Lancaster for
Circlgvillc, Zancsville, aud all points ou the
Cincinnati MuakinEum Valley kailwhy-aud
az Columbus for all points Fast aud West. No
change Of ears from Columbus 90 PhiladciI Ihia,
New York, indianapolis aud Chicago.
. q. n. CARR. Sup'L
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Persons who are acquainted with Sab
bath Schools, as now conducted, know
that they are managed on a kind Of pat
ent. machine plan. There are printed
questions and answers prepared. and the
child has no thinking to do. On the 18th
Of this month. yesterday the Interna-
tional Sunday School Convention met at
Atlanta. Georgia, to prepare this machine
literature for the next seven years. In
Ohio, colored minister. named Arnett,
was appointed as one Of the delegates, to
represent the colored children in the
Sabbath Schools of the United States
The last number Of the Southwestern Re
view contains a long correspondence up
on the subject, the conclusion Of which is
that our beloved Southern brethren will
not tolerate any "d-d niger" dele
gate, and Rev Mr.. Arnett will rot 60 to
the convention.
"Cussed be Canaan"
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Howe does not appear 10 have succeed.
ed any better in making Hayes mad than
the bigger man tried before him [Cleve-
land Herald
A man without principles. convictions
or sensihility seldom eets mad The same
i slso true Of idiots Toledo sunday
Journal
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THE STANDARD.
rHuHNDAY.-- 1875.

SO strange, now, that our Democratic
exc ges cannot tell W. Of the Westward
ad-Vsncs of a great reformer, without
losinx temper.
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Springfield, Jackson aud POmeroy
R n IL R % a ID
TINT. TABLE

Making cI0ss. cnuurtsfiuuz utth trains mouth
IN -tis4u valley IgtllfuHu fur thiitiftfttf, tlfs
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t..,iuuIsti. Hud utufu she sntup dHy. Thc 4 g.
30 ttHtlu tfsu Itrk k-tfu utftfs ruuurrttfH with
FNtss-- A.auIh 90 fhe -rittiu Nailfy fun'l hf
a. .afiIffHIf.
N.tt4 r.ru. eII..I- uu Goo o. 20 tHIu Hf
iseh .siu. i,,f ait lsuiuts un tag fuftsaiuutA
u.LcHAPMAS. Vice PTo.!dcBG
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A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

The foiiowing NAMED parties are among The
thousands whn have ben c1rfd " eafarfA by
ihe usc of Dr. saEe's caiauh itsfnetyi
A. y. Downs, eangva. Pa y. J. nfawn, ~,
IusFphs Mo- y. g.. y Ntss huilauds W. Lew
Nurih Chesfffn..ld. Me- Muiun lonss. rcfiha.
u. ~ J. n. Miller. HfllarF rfHttuu. MYus = a.
Nrruuiani lsEsn.lufi. ind.i ~. ~ fusfs tsq-
3 Ayps, - luue, iud ifsse ~. ssssfs ~.
iiinurh. tud 4. Wllilaiuas tanfuus Mo- ". A.
TnayrF. uuatx tli = n NlrHnls, Jr. Naiyea-
ION. rex.l.; ignss y. it-iuglt, ..unsssiiis, "a.
nans, tisinlCa. ubits Nrs. a. a. Cuffsy .Trsn-
ton. Tenws q. q. Ifeilu, kuFue =. H. a. =.
sa-fsf. Tahiv hsrAs ". Nas lnuis Anasrs.
uf. nrnfy uaiahi. Hfn ffsnci.su. tai., Mfs.
d. N. Galiuauas t4aWsrufssRilifs y. ~ " J.
~ thntm. Aflri, iusss a. %. Huillhs Newnaus
o.. c.s- . itioy, h'itin,,..f.; Ad.i is.-s ~.
iuh.. Mr.. Mlunlr Anna. .ea ntlsnrY sfiset.
New Nufhs li. ". Mait. tttalimEs. Mlri.s Wm.
y Marion. tstwrii. Masss NJ. nuiarftn, ~ -.
& a. 0,titf. LIust or, Masa.s Mfs. A. ]. rpufilu.
Uttmttrn. Ala. ru4H u hHw. FreslrflrAfuwu.
uhiu; Mls. Luey Huntff, IafH.iuEinu, 49,
,Hll. D J. afsst Aitiifs latiip rtsfHisauahs MNef
Waitr. -suslsu, y. ~ = ~. fsek. iunriign
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Mccoy. NH.hIssu, uuiui ". VI. Warner, Nafth
isrA-ssn, Mlrh Ataa Ahf9 a. Wtumr. hsrtsn.
MA John Lrslrf. gaflisit ~lFinas. lts James
80, cIiy. SEQ. 1ns-Th u Mi'lsr. Nrnia unlo.
4. 81 Nlrhuia. NHftfsIuu. rrHs o. a. laird.
rpper Ahun. ilis JOHN nitis. ilfsruil, AIiai
Mfn. NaucT ur'htn. fufvsi tive. orrs.
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The Peoples Medical Servant

D.. a. y. Pierce ls fhH sole proprietor nnd
mHuufarfufef 90 fltF fuffEuimr fFmtutea. al -
shiloh uIn sBid - hIue.isfas H. o. aisu she 40.
tHrf 81 fIH fIuIAe's ts.mfnun ~fftar Medical
Advistf, r. work 81 urafiN uuF thuuuaud pagru,
wtfh fuu hufriftti HI.d riahfNsf 80 wood nrfas
uf this Iuruiar wutk
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AND HOOKING VALLEY
r A IL RIO A d.
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stations marked thus (el are dag stations aud
trains viii stop when siEuaied o. do ~.
W. W. PEABODY, Master Trmnsp.
". G. FvANS. AEsnt - Isckaun.
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MUSIC.

VIOLIN, ORGAN. PIANO or THOROUGH
BASE, ~ cents per Lesson. -
FUGUE or MUSICAL FOR NJ. 81 per lesson.
Special attention given To Form and the
Address jackson, OHIO; or Ia5 West Fourth
Street, Cincinnati, Ohio, care OF +. W. heltnick.
lsap3m
n you are a man OF business. weakened by the
strain OF your duties, avoid stimulanis and take
HOP BIrTERs.
If You are a man OF letters. tOiIlng over your
midnigni work, To restore brain and nerve
HOP RITrERs.
You are young. AMI suffering from any Indls-
erection OF dissipation, take
nor BIrTERs.
II you are married or sin a.. oil 90 ypIng. slf-
frring frorn plnr ne ,lth or ltnEuishinx
on a bed Of sickness, take
nor BIrrERs.
whoever you are wherever vou are. whenever
you feel that your syst IN needs cleans
inz. touing 90 stimulating with
out intoxicating, take
nor BITrERs.
Have you dyspepsia. kidney or urinary com
plant. dl.s.t. of tue stomtch. bswrls,
blood, liver, or nerves? You viii
be- cured u you take
nor BITTERs.
spirited, try ~ Bay d. Insist upoa it.
Your druggist keeps 70.
HOP BITrERs.
Il may save yOurIIre. IthAs saved hundreds.
Isapit
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TIME TABLE.
WEST BOUND.

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Sundaysl:
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PASSENGER TRAINS GOING wE-r.

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calmly smoking a very larg- cigar By
the way, they were all smoking And
what is that before the new Minister
foaming, sparkling. rapidly diminish
ing glass OF amber beer Then came
William Cullen Bryant, at the Presi-
dents left, with a large and very tall clay
cup, with a silver lid, with the white
foam making its way over the top
There's no denying it, it was the biggest
sort Of '-schooner" The President bad
a cup that would laugh at half gallon,
and could stretch itself little and take
in the whole four quarts
Underneath the platform. stretching
all the way down to the other ems. of the
/ hall. were fifteen large tables. at which
were seated not less than 500 men. 500
beer glasses (too often quite empty. and
500 little plates of matches. Added to
this came the very agreeable, but rather
thick smoke from 500 cigars There was
the noise Of the clinking OF many glasses,
of the striking of many matches. of the
clapping of many hands, and the soft
gurgling Of many gallons Of ioaming beer
as it rolled and rppled delclously down
500 appreciative thrOats.
IL is possible that there are some un.
informed Americans who do not know
what a commers is The object Is "a
drink Just as much beer as you can hold
smoke just as many cigars as you can
bite the ends off of, and see who can sit
in his chair the longest 1t is an insiitu
iion worthy the gods. And, bless Us
how the beer pours down. It's up we all
stand, and down she all goes; and here
waiter, fill EN- up again. The man he
can drink the most (aud the reporter
will pledge his word that Bayard Taylor
is no slouch at the busiDess) is the b. s.
man There is nothing tn eat-and who
would eat when he can blow of the ioam
and have her filled up.
The hill of fare was varied and exien
sive. Following j. - translation:
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SIR / read with surprise and disgust
in tO-days Sun a report from the Fumes
~ B,ysrd Taylor's drinking bout in L'''-
d-rkrauz Hall A man vino can pour
down his throat hundreds OF glasses of
beer at Que sItting-as, according to the
Times report. Taylor did-wili exciI-
more curiosity than admiration in the
diguiiit1 court of thu Emperor William.
Beer j. not the b~verag- ni German roy
atty, aud # M Taylor wishes t. keep up
hi, prnctic.. h- will have 20 -r-k 49,
ciatrs outside Of the palace unl the dl.
plonatic corps. Bribe-takeF Bancroft
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MEDICAL.
DIR. PIERCE'S
REMEDIES

Aro not advertised ~ seure-aiis. bat are sps.
cinc' in the discnscs Cor which tiey ate recon-
mtnIcd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-02
baS 8rotectorat. ltno 60lnit trttt 6as
&riegcr>Nereiusmelen Oeutiban6s in eiue
galtS neue Ybale leincr Gutipidlung.
SoDanneS 5000.
Grtttc+

gla6 benz Nuguitz8 eri6te 6es Stats
Nfcrbau: Departments bon Stltnpis
miro bic WntSernte i'm lmgemeinelt
nod 5icmIib gut auSfalIe1, tpehu ni6t
ST tribe Tr0lte eiutretelt. @a5 Ben
Wtn ter nct5en betrifft, 10 bat lt0
betm 0reiden geSet8t, oaB CT ourOl6nittz
LID tutit btitter benz BON 1877 Suritdftebt,
nanllib INT 19 8roscnt mentger uno aud
oil GuatitGt g~erin0er lit. SIN @ansen
miro a6er bic lGtrterlutiSen Grute bod
nm 2 YroSeHt mcbr b~ctragclt ais i'm Gorz
iobre, peil mebr loldJcr lSetSelt gepflan3t
muroe; fie betrGgt Die5mal 80, 113, 147
8ulhel, ooer I'M SOB, 115 Bui0el n1ebr
alS i'll Buriabre. MSabreno aber Die Dor
iG6rige 9Sittermcisen : Grnte beinabe So
Wtllionen Dollars pertb mar, lit bic
bie5idDrigc beim jebigeu Stan6 beS Wfarfz
teS nut gegen 81 WtilliDnen lpert6.
Dem 6riDiabrSz Ncisen baben
unge5ie1er nlto Otbe le6r gel6aoet. Ood
lit CT pcrbdltnibmdbig uodl gut ge6ieben
uno belduft it'd auf $500 51 Nui6el,
UNI bcinube 900, 900 8uldel me6r ulS I'M
goriabre. Wertb So, 189, 600, nm unge.
fG0r $150,000 meDr ais i'm GoriaDre.
Oie 9aferernte lit beller ais bci=
1tdbe 1e 5llDor; ipdbre1o tie dber I'M beiz
naDe cine Wtillion Buldbel mebr betrdgt
ais i'm 8oriabre, lit iie beinabe nm bier
MilIiunen Dollars meniger iucrtb in Tolge
Der nicberen 4Sreile, nGmIieb MIR gegen
3tp0lf uno cine babe Wfiltion Dollars.
0a5 0eu lit u~ngetp0bnlib rei6lt6
unO gut, nGmli0 1886, All Ionnen i'm
gSertbe bon ungefdDr 20 Utilltonen 0ot>
lars.
Som fIa6s cine mittlere Grnte.
SorgDum gut. Salad better ais
i'm 8oriabre. Srtide Gartoffeln
in Solge Der Oiirrc int Suli nidt balb 10
biel mie I'M Gpriabr, bod onr6 Die Jtegenz
giuie 3u @noe Sui 9ebeiert. SitBe
&artoffeln nt0t gar Diel.
8n6mei5en sieHli6 gut. @benio
Sc il BEN, 8obnen.
Nepfel 10 siemlib. 9firii6e gut.
8trnen lebr pielueripre6eno, ebenio
Blaumen. Qu6 Grauben Derz
ipreden mebr ais leBtes Sabr, 8romz
beeren 9~ldnsenb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-02

cling berbor, baB 9atpler iein @el6dfts[os
tai BEN gan5en Sonntag iiber gel6lolien
ge6aItelt, aber 2[benbs eini9e Sreun6e, in
Oeren @eieui6aft er bct 0todmittag sitoes
bra6t, etnGub, in ieinem gei0dftSlotale,
0aS au6 3ugGei6 nit ieincr 8obnuns IN
Gerbinoung fteDt, ein @laS Bier Sl triits
fen. Der Seiueis, baB CT 0afir 8esabtun9
9enonmen, fOnltte nidt beigebradt lperz
ben. Die &lage ipurbe Dor elmer SurD
oerbdn0elt, mel6e, nadbert ite etipa p
Stllroen IN 8erat6utg tuar, ii6 nidt OUT
eillen llrt6eilsipru6 eint9en fonrite. Sur
Die cler9ii6cn neutrality-suspicious.,
tpelden bauptiddli6 Die Bis jebt e~rSielten
@rtolge 5u3ui6reiben iino. gcbiibrt benz
Die Sadie Der Qlngeflagten pertretenoeH
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-09-02
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-17

At Moundsville, w. Va, last week, the
clothing of Mrs. Sarah w. Tomlinson caught
fire from the stove, when she jumped into
the cistern, but there being no water in it,
and being. too deep for her to get out, all
her clothing burned off and the surface Of
her person burned to crisp. She died an
hour after.
In the Louisiana Senate resolution in
structing senators and members OF Con-
gress to vote for an investigation OF alleged
frauds in the electoral count was defeated
by vote OF twenty-three to three.
The telephone was exhibited to Queen
Victoria ON Monday at Osborne, Isle of
Wight. Miss Kate Field sang through the
telephone, and was listened to with great
delight.
The Crispin troubles are extending to the
towns in Massachusetts,, and strikes oc-
CURED on Monday in several large shops in
Marlboro.
Four men were killed in mine near Ash
land, Pa, by an explosion OF sulphur gas
on Tuesday. Three others were injured.
George II. Pendleton was elected United
States senator by the Ohio Legislature on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Susan B. Williams is appointed post
master at Avon, Nelson county, Va, vac'
Mrs. III. A. Powers, resigned.