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National Republican., 1878-01-04

THE project of the Cincinnati Gazette to
make postmasters its agents and thus trans
nit papers to them at less than regular pos
tal rates on transient newspapers, has been
tripped up by an adverse decision Of Post
master KEY. This is the basest ingratitude,
for the Gazette has licked good deal Ad-
ninistration spittle during the last three
months, which should enjoy suitable re-
Uard
National Republican., 1878-01-04
NT4RRIED.

HoBBS-CoLE-on Monday evening, December
81, Isl, by Rev. Harry France, MILiARD +. HOBBs
and MAMIE v. COLE.
DEAN-NAN HOOK.-On Tuesday, January ],
lss, by the Rev. Campbell Fair rector OF the Church
BEAN and LAURETTA H. VAN Hook, both Of Wash.
ington.
T.. NJ. y. Church. on January 1878. by Rev. II. Nice
pastor, THOMAS MYERS DowISa and ELLA H. STE
PHESsOS.
National Republican., 1878-01-04

THE New York Herald is somewhat solicit
Gus lest Mr.. BEEcHER shall relinquish his
argument against the existence OF hell be-
fore he makes out case. 1t will be very
happy when it comes to believe that there
h no future punishment.
National Republican., 1878-01-04

WRONG again. The Post is unfortunate in
its news-paragraph enterprises 1t announced
that OLIVIA" the bright particular star of
the Union, was shining in full efrulgence in its
columns, which are now sparkling with rare
scintlations of light, when 10! OLIVIA
steps to the footlights and informs the Post
that it's no such thing, in wellconsidered
card 1t looks as If the editorial force of the
Union is not altogether united and harmonious
The Post was wrong again yesterday in pub
fishing a libel on a saloon. It has won an
early prize in the shape of libel suit. Enter
prise, boys there's nothing like it.
National Republican., 1878-01-04

We sec from our Alabama exchanges that
Ex-Governor r. CHAPMAN, who was sent to
France in the beginning of the war to
strengthen the entente cordiale between that
country and the Confedeacy, is about being
sent } Europe again for the purpose Of en-
couraging immigration into the South. Armed
immigration is it?
National Republican., 1878-01-04

Our young and enterprising neighbors of
the Post fell into singular error on New
Years Day, through want Of knowledge of
Washington customs. 1t is stated that they
were furnished with large list of people who
would receive" on New Years Day. and not
being conversant with the custom of New
Years calls, they supposed the notices meant
that the parties would receive" the Post as
subscribers, and accordingly entered each
name sent in on their carriers books. The next
morning the order to the pressman was
doubled to meet this extraordinary and unex-
pected demand; and It was only when the
carriers reported the extra papers mot
wanted" that inquiries were instituted that
developed the blundor that had been made,
and led to the erasurc of the nine hundred
names SO suddenly added to their subscription
list,
National Republican., 1878-01-04

A NEW Southern raid on the Treasury is dc.
veloping 1t comes In the shape of con-
certed movement aud demand for appropria-
tions for public buildings at various points in
the South. They will make long pull a
strong pull, and pull all together upon
the rcassemblnR of Congress,
National Republican., 1878-01-04

INSURE your life for twenty-five cents against all
the danger OF q consumptlves death by keeping q
bottle of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup convenient.
National Republican., 1878-01-04

The National Republican has a larger daily
circulation than all the other morning papers
Of the District combined.
National Republican., 1878-01-04

Mr.. N. II. FUGITT is Agent for the receipt
Of Advertisements and subscriptions for this
Paper, rs well ss for tho Collection of Ac-
counts.
Mr.. D. II McCLELLAND is also authorized
70 solicit Advertisements.
National Republican., 1878-01-04

All communications designed for publication
shouid BE- brif plainly T:en and only upon one side
a1 bhe paper. Communications undccompGniedb BY the
Sass n tie author are not solicited and IrW neither BE-
sead nor returned Rejected manuscript WW not be re.
Asrned nor preserved The crotrded state Of col
spns during he session Of Congress u0 preclude u
Insertion u long articles.
National Republican., 1878-01-04

nR. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLIsHED
II Specialist In the city, can be consulted every
TUEsSbAY, "WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY. sod
sixth street northwest.
sPEcIAITY-FemaIo complaints and skin disrssrs,
novl6iy
National Republican., 1878-01-04

YmDAY ,,,.,..,,..,,,,, JANUARY . ,s7s
National Republican., 1878-01-04
NoTICE TO PERSONS INTERESTED IN
AN MAGAZINE GUNS.
WAR DEPARTMENT, I

nlB. WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY
- The annual meeting Of the stock holders of the
Washington Market Company will be held at the
city Of Washington, at ~ o'clock noon on the first
MONDAY being the 7th day Of January. 1873 for the
to act on any other subject within the power or the
corporation.
BENJAMIN d. WHITNEY, Secretary.
wAsUINUTON. ID. q. December ls77 de2i-Iit
The sun., 1878-08-18

every train. We took on about four hundred
persons from Memphis. who were Fastening
away anxious to get anywhcrc out OF the region
OF the scourge. To Illustrate tho state Of
mind they, were in. not ono OF those 400 could
be induced to enter the Now Orleans sleeping
car. Now. according to their own story. there
IL much more yellow fcvcr in Memphis than in
Now Orleans. and the danger II there was any
wa, greater TO the Now Orleans passengers"
Why, no. But tho Memphis folks arc 40
thoroughly frightened that they did not realize
what they were doing. They bellcyc in Mem
phis that tho disease was carried there by the
New Orleans boats, Therefore thcy feared to
come in contac! with any one. from that city. A
gcntleman told me that nothing like the terror
In Memphis was ever known there. They have
even barrc9ded some, Of the streets there
Il noticed one peculiar thing that shows how
terror. stricken the residents are. Generally nj
train time in TINT section everybody goes to tho
depot TO see the train come in and go out. II is
ono OF tho principal sources OF amusement.
But ms our trains passed through the towns the
depots were deserted. and away back on tho
hills or n long ways from tho depot | could see
the men and children standing and looking at
our train. That was in places where there was
no fever. Thoy did not even dare come to tho
tho cars would not stop"
MAJOR Gauthreaqx added that according to
malignant type, much OF the fatality in Menu
phis and New Orleans was due to the fact TINT
The sick persons did not have proper care, OF
always avail. but tho sufferers in the main arc
those who cannot afford to have proper treat
Mayor Ely has received up 10 yesterday even.
ing 1851 In aid OF the Grenada sufferers thcrc
being one subscription Of $500. accompanied by
the following letter:
o., ~ flrIm IvrsrF. NV YoRK Aug Is. 1874
HlT Smith Eiy, Jr MIynr. g.
ptN SIN Enclosed please hnd my check for sln
WINCH YOU wil kindly use IN responding the appeal ni
the May OF Grenada Miss for the relief the suffer.
crs of that CITY hv the visitation yellow f,ver Please
atkhoMtd4c The receipt Vt the same to and ohligc
houi, respectfully. Mrs e l. SrtNcFR
The Relief Committee Of the Cotton Exchange
tclegraphcd to- Grenada Yesterday To- learn wLnt
the residents there needed most, money food
or supplies. and 70 make any suggestion to the
committee that they thought best About $500
was subscribed in the Cotton Exchange. il is
probable that a subs ,rIption paper will bo
started in the Stock Exchange on Monday
James +. IInlscy l0i Duane street. Commits.
sioner for Mississippi in New York announces
that checks made payable To- the order Of the
Adams Express Company will BE- forwarded by
him 10 Grenada. Miss.
No case- Of ycllow fever hayc appeared west
OF the Mississippi river. aud tho reports that
trains on tho St Louis Iron Mountain and
southern Hallway have been stopped are un-
founded
The sun., 1878-08-18
THIS MORNING's NEWS.

Recorder lIackeu arlNci m the Gormanic yesterday
Matilda Krusr years " age. Of 1913 Pearl street. eu
IRON the root last evening ami was Killed
George Rlsr nd not attend the National, meeting ai
tlI West iiitN third street, on FriiAy evening
James Dalton. While hn,tius stone in the Riverside
drive near ll2 street. WA killed by the derrick falling
ON hlm
Miss Emma Abbott arrived from Newport yesterday,
nui attended Mlss ptNrnnrts rcpresr ntauOn of Ohua
last evening ~ tbs Union square Theatre.
Memhgr, Of the Long branch Gun club shot eas, halls
fol the club age AZ Elhr.Ou Yesterday out lf 20 baA
Edgar Murphy broke - aud won liu badge
a Bss' BAY Yesterday, ~ Springfield Ma" Spring
nrds > hoWrls. ID In RnstOu-luNmIIuli, 3 Bos
toms, = In Auhurn-llornrls 2 star. OF -, ttcu~f T.
The game WAS called At the emf ot the sc,tlt lulnus
Dr Theodore simon uf ia East F, turth street aud
hi, driver were thrown from wagon last evening by
COLLISION with mass of rulruni tIuu whl.h prulrD ted
several yam, from tNe curb M lhul nNcuur near Four
terth street
Charles ehrle Of l2a p.iHon street after shutting
OH r fhs iu tic cellar oi N, r,,icurr las, nins hts
mni~h, when thrrc NtsA t'luhc cNl.n,uu llc was "a
ltily turned about the arms, neck and face tiut tho
doctors pronounced liW iu A critical lNiltluu
for thuty yeas Michael pouph,c hal iiyct IN El,s
hcO. ' For some months Nee bad occupied az ID
ronkcrN in tc snhnfi, lc was taken sic, and Al his
request reunNr almost ,tarNinf - fIV Aui,hou
ON Nc'ncsdHl he d.cd The ONrr,cfr M 'le Poor took
charge o Dnuulors n',t, ana Whllf 10 king thtush
s uhk i,unl bank booa sh oWins ~ ~ ~ DynyhJos
credit
The sun., 1878-08-18
HEdTY DEFALCATION.
The secretary OF the Pullman Cnr Company
Missing with St9O,OOO

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE papers tomorrow
morning will publish the particulars OF tho de-
falcatlon OF Charles W. Angel. Secretary Of tho
Pullman Palace Car Company. From an inter-
view with Mr.. Pullman tho following facts ore
learned:
Mr.. Angell is a man OF 40 years. OF an aeree.
able manner. and exceedingly competent for
the position no occupied. About three years
ago his witc died. leaving two infant childron.
His loss seemed for time to impair his mental
and physical health. Lately ho has gradually
been recovering good spirits. but having
suffered during the past winter disappointment
in some social affairs 1t transpircs he fell into
disreputable associations which. however were
unknown TO his intimate business friends
AT about the usual time for the summer vaca-
ton. he proposed TO meet Mr.. Pullman I'm New
York, ms he tNlr. Pullmanl was about returning
from Europe. and started East for that avowcd
purpose.
Mr. Pullman reached Now York on tre
steamer on tho 7th nst and as Mr. Angel
did not appear for day or two. became
anxious regarding him. and despatched An
CELLS brother to Saratoga and other places
which he had intended visiting. Nothing has
been learned Of his Whereabouts w to this date.
Tho fact that Angel left no address
or communication In Chicago excited
NpiuhlthA u'It, anu fhuStu MT. Iull-
man to hasten home and institute
athorough examination. This developed the
fact that Angel had disappeared with funds
and securities OF the company.
The amount taken. although considerable. Ia
not sufficient to occasion the company any en-
barrassment or interfere with its regular Lusi-
ness or dividends. Tho possible maximum
Of loss sustained il 100000 partly in cash
and partly In securities Of tho company which
were in his custody as secretary. Tho money
he drew out Of bank was upon two
checks OF s2j.000 each He represented
TO the company's cashier that he was
sending it TO the ofllce ot the company In New
York; that proper vouchers would be returned.
thus evading or overriding the custom Of the
onco. which requires vouchers to accompany
every payment ~ money.
50 great was the confidence reposeh in his
honor and integrity that this action created no
uhca~ ness until his mystr rriou- and protractcd
absence became ~ itself cause of suspicion
IL Is possible he has converted the securities
and with the proceeds and money gone to
Europe
The company are taking tho most vigorous
measures for Mr. Angclls apprehension. md
propose, II possible. To- recover the funds and
securities distracted 10y him.
The sun., 1878-08-18
SHOOTING AT CREEDMOOR.
Another Victory for the seventy. .nr.t-A Caso
that L. to be appealed.

Tho fourth competition for tho Olyphant
bronze trophy, open - teams Of eight from any military
company in the National Guard was shot at Crccimoor
yesterday The best work wasin irng hy file. IN osc
the right starting of Every man fred hve shots
in less than two minutes Cartridges were in
the boxes and the gun, hot loaded until the com
mani was given The range 30 yaris-standing
position. The seventy first Regiment won. making the
tiri time that regiment has led the score The score d,
a. i"lows COMPANY q. seventy nr,t Regiment File 1885,
NulleN l2 total rs Company II. seventh Regiment
flc, 80. NoleF. ei-tntal, lNf Company l. seventh
Regiment, seven men. File 93. Noilcy. 77-total 10
Capt Price of the seventh Regiment and A n Van
llu'en Of The Twelfth uei ona score Of ~ out Of pos
shr 90 m shooting the fourth competition for the Marks
mans Badge Mr. Weston the Assistant secretary Of the
Rifle Associltion. decided IN favor Of Capt Prize Mr.
Van llu,en claimed the prize on he ground that he ii
not make inner At The 5OpNards range and that Cant
Price did Mr Van iiusen made an inner ON the 20
yards range The case l. 90 be appealed
Dr - George Dudley scored ~ ont " - At plo
yards ~ at 80 yards and 90 AZ 9p yards ls score en-
titles Linn 10 position ON the American team AS II ioot
The sun., 1878-08-18
IIE F.IP.IL SEE.


LONDON, Aug. IA despatch from Rome
to tho Par Ma. Gazette says that Cardinal Nina
fapal Secrel 1ry ~ state. urges the Pope to 20
10 Perugia. and has informed tho Nuncios thai
q change Of air IL necessary for the Popo's
health.
The Italian Government. In response to over.
lures from the Vatican. reHfllrm- its determine
t9n 10 maintain the royal prcrogatiycs.
me vatican has scnt to Mgr. MaSrllA tho Pa
pa Nun,lo. Proposals TO h' submitted To- Prince
bishops 10 their diocrsrs Tue Vatican would
accept a simple. promise Of -interiercnco
regard this as much les, difficult concession
tMhM ilrmAl -Anctlnm.
The sun., 1878-08-18
The Chautanana A..embIy.

FAIR POINT. n. Y. Aug 17.-Prof. Cove!l Of
Nv York performed tricks this afternoon,
anerwari explaining them to an immense audience. In
50 fau Grove ati clock the Rev Drwarrcn of Phil.
aNeiphm delivered lecture on The Universe Beyond, "
hr vincent following with address the plans and
illNfc Mnfk ~ the thHutauquA Literary and scientific
l.r pr warren l"cturod again at \ O'Clock on the
u ''s Visible AT thauauqua, illustrated by views from
H.. MAtn'fti storeoptcon. GOV. Coqutt OF Georgia
''' N', luhhc l received al Point ChautAuquA the
~ @ n le ul le AXE, by the directors Ot tile associa
".1'n r EesleHts AMI summer visitors with Appro.
The sun., 1878-08-18

MI J"hn Pierce. who Is ~ years old. but Ia
-" "'"'' member of tho BROOKLYN Young Mems
christian Association on THURSDAY uiyht lar o,,,t =.
from SOUND sleep In his rc.iencc I'm Lawrence street
r hlr ook,n! W about ihe room WM what hc thought was
nu!Eal W. STOPPING posture before tile btrrs i,,
b"th hands ~ one of tho drawer. Mr. p,, "i, IT, WIN WIN
oul OF pea and throw hm,, AZ ran en.tl, unu H. ,,
posed hurshr lie found himself sprawIns n,trn ar
anu slAsWhs ms own cont which Dee hti ur,wu Nv
The back O tho Chain before .ui. tnl.I H. ,.fi ~
bruised Joints and returned t. bed " '''''' "''
The sun., 1878-08-18

Richard UpIohn died yesterday in Garrison
aged - years affcrI .ckuc,, Of Wrck I, life Wa
spent entirely IN t., city, amt 10 ut, Dee ,aii of linn that
he was the founder OF The present school OF Amcroas
architect. Rcioit li, une architecture wa. more of
trir than am ant lhu ut-t Muk uiat gave linn lr0mi
l'De was IuuitN tNnirl TIE iltl, for which he drew
le alsi seuci ui' lnmN luil 'ins, nni 81 Thomnsl
tAutD ip , riit tttr and tlti,t Churches in Brook
Ism, ami the Cathedral m Bangor. Me he,ics a nunbes
~ lrtNlr dwellings, ami bushes. structures Ills son
lWvlu, Mn. az our time President Of the New Yorl
Institute u Architects
The sun., 1878-08-18
Pound Drowned In N Ferry slip.

Tho body of drowned man. about 25 years
OF asr was found IN the Wall street ferry slip yesterday
He hal light hair, and was about feet inches In
hctht In hs pockets were found tickets Of long past
herman entertainments IN the suburbs VI BrnDIVu-
There was also the business card NJ John F0,s,ef
lager Nrrr hark'epcr ni Brooklyn Eastern District The
location OF the harroom Was torn ln "
The sun., 1878-08-18

Judge James Tewson died in Newark yestcr
day. AT the age Of 20 lie was born in PhiaicIphia IN
i-@ lie butt a residence in Newark when tat cityw wa,
niue more than village. He had been Alderman Col
lrctot Of the Port of Newark Lay Judge n the tntt II
common ilca@, the hrst tlA Auditor uudcr tire new
clMl ana An lncorpuraor ut the NcNHrk Sa,llss In
shisNeh le Was Joiursonian Democrat
The sun., 1878-08-18

Frederick Strain. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT man
hai hui !" "ccni' IN his pocket was accused before
Justice WAhdoll, yesterday, OF robbery Mr. william
hukenor, salesman for MessTs Almg Brothers f t-n
bimiwhy tsihod that Strain called NJ the store md
ASKED i e pair of sFeNc buttons lie Objected tn.
SHOWN Ann ana while the salesman WAS bu,l looking flr
1ors Nlrain was seen 10 DROP pHir iuto III, umbrella
lie was committed m 81 ,usp bail "
The sun., 1878-08-18

Clear or partly cloudy weather. possibly pro-
celrl lN ram arras warm -nuthcrN trnlmg e. cOlieI
n'INtst WINDS iaihus followed by STATIONARY or risns
The sun., 1878-08-18

taken.
After, the results had boon figured up and tho
nmr I'M ailow@nces ior Length A. del9cted tgc
y, the second TO tho Neulo. the third TO the Ii.
u; Hnlmes ION time alOwnncel the fourth to
Tho Brothers. Capt. Vim. Murphy. and tho Ath
to the Lizzie C., Capt. f. A. Willis.
While the, throng waited at New Rochelle
depot fr tho 6;0s, down train therc was n
the slightest proyocation, attacked and beat an
molfonsiye young man. Tho latter appeared to
all over the platform. Ladies and chidrcn be-
came frightened. and twenty ablc-hoiicl men
loQkod on. After keeping this up for fully ten
gentomcn tho fellow clamhered ahonrd tho
train and got OF at Mount Vernon. No police
man was in sight, and tho station men made no
effort 10 Quict the disturbance.
The sun., 1878-08-18

Rrmcmhcr Point Pleasant Aug "a s2obu hotcl d.,
s@'' v puDee. ~ p1gadNay w anl see Ado
The sun., 1878-08-18
The rhcrmome.er In Sew YorN re.,nran.


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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-31
From the Boston journal
The Battle field of the House.

Il has been stated that Samuel j. Tilden
is already busy at work to carry major
iy of The next House delegations. under
the belief that there will be no popular
election of President in 1890. The re-
port sccords with the character of the
man. At all events, the contingency re-
ferred TO is quite probable. The pros
pect is that there will be three Presiden-
tial candidates, and that no one can com
mand a majority. Should the election
thus be thrown into the House, it is well
known that the voting would be by States,
the majority OF each delegation casting
one vote. 1t ought to be as well known.
although it is not, that. in the words Of
the Constitution, "a majority OF all the
States shall be necessary to a choice. "
The political classification of the several
Stat delegations IN the present House of
r, representatives. is correctly given in the
following table, which will be found very
.I,al i..r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-31
The South Carolina Case,

As this matter may lead to a conflict between
the United States authorities aud those of South
Carolina, an outline of the case will be of nteres,
at this time. Some time ago, a number Of persons
charged with illicit dstilling were arrested in
Pckens County, given hearing before United
States Commissioner, and committed to Jail. At
ter the committal, notorious outlaw named Red
mond, who killed revenue officer in North Car.
oina, and who is engaged in the manufacture and
sale Of Illicit whisky, organized party and pro-
ceedng to the Jail in open day, forced the TALLER
to release the persons committed for violation of
the Revenue laws. This bold defiance of the lsw
induced the United State. official, to organize a
party for the capture Of Redmond. Four reve.
enue officers were specially detailed for this
service. Redmond was known to frequent the
house of Amos Ladd, whose sister is said IN be
the mistress OF the outlaw, and the officers nlared
Ladds house under strict surveillance. A man
was seen to enter the house at night who was en- n
posed to be Redmond and the Off GERS proceeded
toward the premises to make the arrest Wben
they preached the house the man who was snon
to enter, and who was supposed to be Redmond
eveed rifle at one of the ias and pulled The
trigger, but fortunately, the rifle missed FIRE I'm
on this murderous demonstration, one of the of
fcers fired with fatal effect but it was di.cov
cred that that man who rolled ont dead from the
house WAS Amos Ladd, and not Redmond add
however, wa, one of the party who assisted Red.
mond in the Jail delivery, and the officers. at the
time Of the shooting. had a warrant for hi, arres,
Fearing the resentment Of the outlaw ard hi.
friends for the shooting of Ladd, the Off.
GERS instead of surrendering themselves in
the immediate locality of the tragedy proce e6ed
TO an adjoining county, where ttey delivered
themselves to the local authorities and were com
mi'ted. Subsequently, the prisoners were indict.
ed for murder in PIckens county, but change of
venue granted and the cause was transferred 10
Anderson county, before Judge Kershsw and ar
Rument heard on a motion to transfer the case 10
/ the United states Court. Judge kersbaw re fu sed
! this motion, and in delivering bis opinion used
| language winch Is construed as q defiance of the
! United states authorities. Then followed the is
suance OF the writ Of habeas corpus BY the CLERK
| Of the United States Circuit Court, and the re
fusal OF the Sheriff Of Greenvlle TO sure nder the
| prisoners IN obedience thereto. The newt move
ment Of tho nava authorities will be awaited will
considerable interest. United States coutts ar,
/ given jurisdiction IN such cases, under sectior
6i3, revised statutes, which Southern member
during the last session made strenuous EFFORTS I,
repeal by inserting repeating clause in the Bur
chard Revenue bill.