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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-24
Real Estate for Sale!
CLEMENT D0ANE,
Real Estate Agent, Jasper, Ind.
OFFERS for sale the following dcsir-
~ able tracts:

No s--sss acres Of good land ia Han township.
you. Ali timber.
No. $50 acres Of good lani IN Han township. for
Y p per acre The oak timber Il IL worth double
No. 34-I2o acres Of unimproved land.
lat the crossing Of the Rockport and Air
Line Railroads near Huntingburgh.
with enough timber for fire wood on il
TO pay for it.
10 San eligible LOT IN good locality. with i'm
proveusnis upon Il, IN the town o. Huntnetrrg.
No $50 acres % finely ,insb.rea land in Marion
toNnshp Dubois county. cleared has On IL small
log house. IL well wsferef. and underaii with coal
about miles from Jasper. and lays well 70 make nice
farm 90 per acre; one-haf cash. balance Ga time
No s. 20 acres in Spencer county af The crossing
a the Railroad and the Ferdinand and Dale road -
.erss cheated god house. harm. &C.. plenty ~ gooa
Naer shout zao hne trsif rleny Of coal Cheap
a $3.50; half cash. balance in year.
No loof7 q land east Or shot creek bridge
on Jasper and Hrntnsburg road--chsap AZ 9jo0 All
Ne: io1--i2a seres 81 spencer Caanry. on D~le srs
rereihana rpaa miles oin 81 Henry and miles from
'aria MI Anf miles frnDl Ferdinand; ~ acres N
Cleared lnni due brick haiidnr r0sns ana cellar.
'Nv knol uAfu<. plruty NJ water two good orchards
good timber, &C.. &C. cheap.
CLEMENT DOASE offers his services
g the public for the sale or trade
'f real estate. without making any
'harge to parties employing him. I'M
ess sales are effected, and then reason
bic commission is expected. Persons
laving real estate to sell viii find this A
desirable means ofreacIiing the purchas-
NJ public.
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Rsubscribo for the Jasper Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-24
MADISON TOWNSHIP library.

NOTICE Il hereby given Tat the
- township Library Of Madison town
ship i kens ~ The honse of VIM. Mon
roe. ~ the FOWL Of ireland. for the con :
venicnre NJ riii1rns. Persons wishing
she bcnciit sf The books can ret them
there bY applying 70 Mrs. Monroe.
JAccn LENNON, Trustee.
april 8. IS Gin.
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The citizens nf Boone township are
notified that will attend 10 Town hip
business on every Saturday, and IL i
necessary that persons having business
with the township shall come on that
day.
The library will be kept AZ A. Ru-
dolrh's store. IN PorersYille, for the con-
venience Of citizens. and persons who
have books belonging 10 it. are request
ed 70 return them, that they may be
properly registered.
CHRIS. RrDoLrH.
MAY 3. 1S-v. Trustee Boone Tp.
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N EAT NJ ARKET +!


40 upehed Meat Market IN his
house on East Sixth St., in Jasper,
SELL FOR CASH ONLY
ilrst-class fresh meat every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings
Meat for sale at all times. He has
adopted the cash system, as he is not
able 10 afford the credit.
JOB sUTcnERlNc.
He has No. one butcher. and will
Sil ana dress hogs or cattle for farmers
Or Others, on reasonable terms.
Aug. -, Thy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-24
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF PER.
SONAL PROPERTY.

AOMANlSl RAIOkS SALE OF PER
SONAL PROPERTY.
NOTICE IL hereby given that ire IN.
~ dersigned, Administrator 81 Nj.
estate Of John Thinning, deceakef. = Nj
offer for sale at Public Auction. n NV
late residence Of the dccedeDt. 81 IIarhi.
son township, Dubois county. Indiana. On
THURSDAY, NAY 3o.h, 1878
al the personal property OF said .lecedens
not taken by The widow, Consisting n
horses, mnlcs. cattle, hogs, cows. sheen.
wheat, corn, oats, hay, wheat arowing
IN the Held, wagons, wheat drill. reaper
ana mower, farming implements. house-
hold and kitchen furniture, dry goods
patent medicines. and various other ar,
ucIes 100 numerous to mention.
TERMS or SALE:-Sums Of "a and
under, cash: over So . credit OF twelve
months will be given, purchasers YiyinS
noies a six per cent. interest aud
waving benefit Of valuation and AM
pralsemcnt laws. with good freehold
surety 70 the approval Of the Admins
s'y Nor LoRExz BAR, Admir-.
WIN. a. TRAyLoR, Att'y.
May 10Th, 1s77-sw.
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NnEt'E = hsrshv ris "A ~ ne citizens of Insr.r
= Ant hnlNprF~g township Nshei~ cointv. Insann
thnf fnt Nsss'rptd ~ apply % the HART ~ connts
iNl, unif tr rrNrislous 81 an Aff entitled IAN Aci
~ tesalsfY svA reusr De safe " s,.irl'fns sinnun
nay nnn inff anA 'eAting liquors ~ nii me lrers~
w ~ ~ cha ~ cities nni towns n4 w ren.al IN
isrirsr tH~s re4alafinr hs eaie N nlsslts \ liquors
t M y ~ rid parts " laws cninf ~ rn airf win
ih- NrpN 'Hs " ari prescribing pcnalf.s ~ the
vliFiun fhrrrf Ms 1ecilrinf AZ enerren rr' nsssrd
W. t i"s'-isfnre ~ i;as " Isis. ~ hc~nl 10
stH .ri-tNtr 'ip"af Ane nat H1uprs. Ia QnAnfiiies
.frN ih.n 4nar, ~ ~ lrNNk ~ NJ premises for
Term ~ eve sHf Toe prefisr lcc1;ixn where ne lei
.irr< r. sei 3 IN his house kAew's the Farmers
hpa*e situated and being upon lot No one hundred
and rtghr-nirs. as shown npon nv crieinai ,.n ~
M. * the town NJ Jssper. DlAais cornfq 1saiana.
Nay loih. lS1s--3r. HfNEN RNrauFEN-
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THE r.icnrs .ir r1vnraRD uArEx.
Light and Bnning winds and an Adverse
Tide from New Bedford.

MARTHA's VINEYARD Mass, Aug. IA.
part qi the Ace, d the New York Yacht CHI
rived in Vineyard Haven this - ar
% neu,'r r" '1I."S 'o' onrk- Point. of that
H"' POI I" "a IS morning with q light soutb.
cast wind ord on the inst 81 tho ak a., -.
,n9 ''t " windwari to the entrance to Ouick,s
to'o me gina and Vixen led the sloors. and
inc Clio had long lend Of tho schooners
SgA' an =? 4Gr Nas ,I tRe Fam. the new
MGs' @ 9G,"iiEGS,y' 2@rnT, url., i4e nccl
tn, wind having died out all tho yachts came uu
with the leaders nni were lunrhod together in
tho las-ag" some Of them being obliged 10
anrh22r. The sl9ops Regina AMI Vixen finally
thrv ugh and proceeded Tho others were
Detained an hour later Anergotting into Vine.
yard sound tn 'ct made its way : 1wly against
an adverse tir with light and hnilling winds
nnt were orirred 10y ihr Commodore % come
IN Vineyard Haven. Tho only onos which ar.
rived were the sloops Vision nj IN. I'm. Oracle
1;iG.; Active, 1871; Madrenc 7:3s; Clio
AZ w. h'silrss, $3.50; lntrrpd 1851 80.
Thr Vixen and Regina. having b. on too far
ahoai a. oi serve the CommoloIc's si-ual =.
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HiRMONIzING THE NATIONALS.
4 Appointing Committees 10 settle the Fcuds he.
tween the several Factions

The committee appointed by the Syracuse
Convention to harmonic the various organlza-
tions Of the National party in this city is to meet
in FrencA's Hotel to-day. Tho Shupc branch %
tho party met in Scioncc Hall last evening. and
selected Thomas Smith, Patrick O'Reilly, Frank
Waters Henry Knuhol, Richard Watkins. Pat
rick \. Spellmnn. AMI Alexander Giryin lis their
representatives on the State Committee. These
names nre 10 be submitted TO the Harmonlling
Committee To-day.
The llanlou. Joachimscn Nationals mot in
S'hm,ngers Hall. Repons were made from
each Assembly district that the efforts ~ unite
tho various clements wore progressing sntis-
ihtoriy Mr.. Ellis b. Srhnabol from the First
District submitted resolutions which cOniliHcd
with the syracuse platform. Hnd therefore did
not suit the meeting Several persons took tho
npor and slmultanrOusly began to speak. Points
81 order, charges of selling out, and accusations
oi hllompistO enforce gag law. followed in quick
succession. Amid tho confusion the Chairman
ruled that the resolutions must be referred TO
the Advisory Committee. MIR. Schnnbcl there
upon snld TINT nobody of any Intelligence would
support the protective tariff plank Of the SYRIA
9use platform and then adding thnt he would no
longer act with the party, went out Of the room.
As no approached tho door several persons
shook their fists Mt him and shouted: ." You
want TO be the Great MoguP
MIR. Schnabel gracefully waved his hand as he
the Great Mogpla."
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LN01HER coRRUpr INDIiN AGENT
Proved Guilty OF Swearing TO False Fay Rolls
and of Embezzlem-nt.

BISMARCK, d. T., Aug. li.-Gcn. Ham,
mond. Indian Inspector. has found another cor
rupt agent at Fort Berthold agency. above Bis
marck. lie is not a big thief but is proved a
reverend backslilcr Of the Congregational
Church. who has been guilty Of perjury in
swearing 10 false pay rolls, and OF cmbezzlc-
mont in porkotin= funds drawn on n voucher
belonging 10 another man. he carried his wife
on his bay roll when she WAS absent from the
alsru y. AMI has llrl and acted SO c1wardly to-
ward IN" Indians that they unanimously yell
for LIS official scalp. He Is Il wrotehed sample
Of Il .wreichel line Of church agents. The
records u Agents Sperry and Tappan pre-.
ceding Alden. are missing They have bad
regulations,
NAsiINGroN. Aug 1l.-Iniormation las boon
received At the Indian ONCE that 500 pound.
O. tobacco have been found secrctnd under the
floor Of the issue house at The Crow Crock
Agency. Livingstone reported that there wore
but 5000 pounds ut the agency. Eight thou-
sand pounds have already been discovered.
This Is moro than an eighth OF tho whole
amount issued annually To all the Indians. in
ihr United Sta, '". II Is not known whether
Livingstone nrnl''.n TOR additional sunniias y
itooaGeo THIS yrar. hut he did make rlication
enough Oh had 10 last for fifteen years.
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THE YELLOW FEJER sCOURGE
Kavagcs or the Disease In Grenada. Mis-,
aud In New Orleans and vi cmphi..

GRENADA, Miss, Aug. li-1hcre havo
patients have died in the twcnty-four hours
ended last night. Only one colorcd person has
been taken down. So far it appears T. strike
the best citizens Of the place. DR., Hughes re-
ports four cases Of black vomit all Of which will
undoubtedly prove fatal. The weather is un-
favorable for the patients. cloudy and thrcatcn-
ing. All business houses. except dru, otorcs
nrc closed. NJ railroad trains are allowed -
stop, and supplies aro getting srarce. The con-
dltion Is appalling. Sixteen experienced
nurses and two doctors have arrived from New
Orleans making the total number of nurses
lify; The Resident phys, inns arc broken down
in tholr efforts To cheek the ravagcs of the
fever. Thirty persons have died, and there
have been upward of l25 cascs in all, The
seOurgc is spreading with fearful rapility. and
the inhabitants arc neeing in all directions
many Of them camping out in the fields.
MEMPHIS Aug. li.--IAc Board OF Health re-
ports nine new cases Of yellow fever and Il REQ
deaths since yesterday All % these cases are
north Of Jefferson street Drs. saunders ana
Erskinc. Of the Board Of Health have taken
possession Of the localities whore the fever has
II out.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug 14.-One hundred and
thiry-iour new case Of yellow fever and twenty
one deaths ar" reported H.. day. The weather
II showrry and unfayorahie ior No sick, Total
number OF deaths 10 dat1, 1913; tol1l number OF
cases. COG.
The extraordinary Increase Of new rasrs ~
yellow fever, reported los the Board of II oallh
up TO noon to-day, has boon the all-nhsYrbing
topic OF conversation this evening. and
nm explanation was sought Tor IN vain
True tn report includes two days from the
Charity Hospital hut that only adds seven or
eight cases which should hNyo been reported
Yesterday, and leaves about NJ cu~. $ that have
occurred during the past twenty hours
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4 MISSING WIFE.
How u Young Hrooklyn Woman Disappeared
with her ChIid on Tursdny Night.

Mrs. Minnie Augusta Wasmu., aged %
the wife Of l. hairdres,cr named Louis Was
mus whose shop il at 6s5 DcKalb avenue.
Brooklyn. left their home at sol Marion street
Brooklyn. on Tuesday evening. after tea. -
wheel their fourteen months old child down
tho street for an airing, She seemed UNI
usually merry rs she dressed the child. AMI
placed IL in the baby carriage. She said moth
INK definite nlout returning. but her husband
expected her TO com" back, MS was her custom.
within an hour. and meet him MS he closed up
his shop. He did not see her al that time and
L." waited in the street most of the night but
do" did not come. and he could get no
trace ~ her Early yesterday morning
lr started ont To- See all their rel
0'lNns or friends by whom he thought
40. ulgli have boon persuaded 10 stay all night
~ none ~ them had either seen or heard Of
,,, ana luo{ began 10 assist him in his scar h.
'r,'1 'l' dl cont INJURY awaited nothing.
4". 'El r- lu Tho street rcmrnh red to have
irI ms with tle baby carriage and child
'''r r.'I I hY' -ne hnr r'turn.
W' ! I'.' were informed yesterday aftc-
H. u Hhl GENERAL alarm WAS sent out giving
W. ''Ii " liS m"uHl' dos 'rIitInn. "Shn was
or ,--.l lh brown oglioo dress hlnck straw In,
nnl -ilp"r-.' NIthue m.l i.nn sN,r ""P I ,''r'
,iiH'i ih ihls city or Brooklyn. 'Tno Iusland'
WHO Is ulnui ~ y.nra If ago was m ,,r.nf
disire-" beet D. .ght III" Yves irirrial ,L.H-li "
year ami a han ago. ana l0o di-,Yvnr,d nft.r
IN" marriage, Mat thor. wis n'taIui ~ I,rr'''i'
ihry insanity i'm hs Wii's family nri thut H.,
Wn- hpi a. ht seized Wtlu. H. ihiks t,Ut AZ,
Ia- Irroie ~ Hn" .N9l n rwaudorInss can.
Apl ten wa. Size Is or where She heilngA
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CONNECTICUT GREENBA OK ERS.
Charles Atwnter for Governor Demanding
rnper Money nnd Iots OF u.

NEw HAVEN Aug. 14.-Thc state COnvon-
ton Of the National Grccnback party assembled
in this city at II O'Clock this morning. Eighty
delegates. representing twenty seven towns and
all the counties excepting one were present
Henry c. Baldwin Of Naugatuck was chosen
temporary Chairman. lie denounced the na-
tional bank system and said that il is n Gov
eminent prcrogativc to issue stamped money at
all times both in peace and war Committee
on Platform and Resolutions was appointed
consisting of ono from each county. as follows:
s. b. Bcckwith Of Winstrd. +. VI. Graves Of New
Haven. II. c. Baker Of Hartford d. F. Bradley
OF Middlctown. Cornelius Railway Of Spraguc
G.. Il. Hammond OF Putnam. and Otis f. Porter
Of Bridgeport. To these all resolutions were
submitted. without debate. The Convention
then took recess until . L. NJ.
At the afternoon session. Horny G. Baldwin
Of Naugatuck was chosen permanent Prcsi-
dent. The Committee on Resolutions was not
ready to report, and much time was consumed
city AMI IN the choice Of a state Central Com
mittcc. IL was about 1 O'Clock when the Com
mittce appeared with its platform. which had
locn under discussion over three hours. Most
OF the delay was caused 10y inability To agree
regarding the time for the payment II all bonds
IN paper money. Somc insisted upon the Use
OF the word Immediately" but Il compromise
was at last effected upon the words as soon n
possible Tho platform was adopted ~ re-
Tho resolutions denouncc all the financial
lggis Station OF Congress from tho beginning Of
the civil war rs crimes against the people. and
recognize II rs the arbitrary dictation Of a syn
dicatc OF bankers and Insurers. with the single
purpose OF rohnlnG the many To- enrich the few
demand new legal tender paper money. adc-
quate in volume for the employment Of labor
and the requirements OF business. and for the
payment " all bonds In absolute money a. soon
us possible. and no further issue 10y the Govern
peal II the Resumption act and National Bank
q fff
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The nno steamer Colon. Of the Pacific NniI
Compuys fleet sailed from thus port on An, II is7t
with 80 passengers crew of a. persona and carr,
valued az S2@on Three days aferwal her mao hinrry
became disabled hy the breaking of SHAFT Twoin,u
were Killed The steamer WAS then 73l mics from N,.w
YORK; the nearest port being Nassau, 2pl miles distant
the steamship Eina of the Atlas line, wa, hailed litl
an agreement was made between her commander and
at drhn Of the Colon that she should tow the latter
k 10 ls port the compensation tor service to be set
lrh by Tue owners Of the vessels Subsequently the
lns Company sued the Pacific Mail line Tor slbOOpas
savage nn some o the consignecs Of ir In the Rina
l9ncd A. GO lclhnts In the action claiming damages Ia
oir consignment through the detention In the voyage
Tie slt ws argued before Judge Choac, who decided
hc'nldal lhal $1,000 was fair and equitable salvage
u We Elnh and her crew lie thinks that the companies
shnln settle upon the amount OF damage To the con.
o. ne rnL or falling W DO w, should slbnt the
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TROTyING IN UIICI.
One Event Trotted Entirely In the Interest OF
the Pool Bo~-A plain Fraud.

UTICA, Aug. II The weather was delight
iul ami the n'ioEAanro large at the second day
II the Utica Park Association meeting. Tho
bay marc CroXie, winner Of the , = class race.
was bought by Dan Maro for W. 50. Gurnee Of
New York for {o.OOD. Chestnut Hill. Great
Western Io,tie. Penelope, and Jessie Hayes
werc drawn in the first race.
In tho 2:2l clncs race. Carrie was the only
horse drawn. At the opening the bay gcldng
Edwin Forrest owned 10y c. NJ. leeg II C.ncin-
natl. was sold at 500 To III for Ii3mpoline.
and slj for the field. Before tho heat WIS lot
ted the field sold for SIP L. 800 for Forrest
He made the second quarter aud four lengths
IN 81, seconds. and finished in 2is. .The
knowing ones purchas 'd the field for $40
against ;l2l for Forrest. for the second
heat Gledden. the driver. plainly pulled
Forrest up To- n break on the mr., turn and al
lowed himself t. be- pockctrd. logging Uut The
remainder II the heat II" claimed that his
horse was cut by another, tut the trick was an
parent to all. morrill, lig6ce. owner oi Little
Fred. WAS then put behind Forrest. but the
horse was not driven To win. The plain fraud
III mis- case was denounced hy everybody. tho
race being lrotied entirely In the interest Of the
pool box. the following are tho summaries:
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better un,rormed than Unemployed.

Nearly all the conductors on the Second Ave-
line have decided to preserve their place, by
getting their caps ana uniforms ordered by the com
pany FEW resigned. but their places were speedily
filed by men who at once deposited the money Tor the
clothes There Is Of course widespread discomfort
among them, but they say that however seriously the
unexpected outlay may affect them the loss of their post.
would be more serious sl 1T 10 very hard upon men
who have families To support conductor said )cster.
day but IL would he harder still II they had employ
ment This seems u be the view akonh 10y most OF them,
and many have already procured Their uniforms. though
they have not vet begun 10 wear them notice posted
nj the depot Yesterday directed NIL who had not done
TO supply themselves with uniforms deposit orders Tor
them on OF before today Il Appealed probably to not
more than twenty men, all the rest hAN ing already com.
Piled with the cOnpany's instructO From pre- sent In.
dieauOns II does not appear that more than hall dozen
Will refuse w DO Al directed
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A SENSATION AT THE HUB.
REVELATIONS That VIII MIKE 4 STIR
IN ONE BOSTON CIRCLE
A Negroes Claiming n Member OF one OF tie
Rlch Families rs her Uusband-The Mar
ringe Certificate Produced In Due Form,

Negro" Claiming Member OF one OF its
kich Families ns her Husband-The Mar
rinEe Certificate Produced In Due Form.
BosToN, Aug lin 1871 or 1872. Augustus
| q. Bartlett, Boston man. whose mother lives
| in an elegant residence IL Enst Spring
field street. went to Chicago and engaged
rooms at lodging house kept by q
woman whose maiden namo was Miss Mar
tina Thompson. but who ut the timc
OF his advent was Mrs. Martha Kemp. Besides
keeping n lodging house. Mrs. Kemp was also
the proprietor OF laundry. and did n
nourishing business. Bartlett roomcd with
his cousin. Edward Loaviu remaining
there year. In the mean timc
he was taken sick. and so grateful was he for
! tho unrcmi,ting attention paid 70 him by Mrs.
| Kemp. according to the story OF the woman her
self. that he made 4 proposal Of marriage to
| her This proposition was treated lightly by
Mrs. Kemp. but Bartlett was persistent in his
suit, 50 much so that he manifested unmistak
able symptoms Of jealousy ut any conversation
between Mrs. Kemp and his cousin. So strong
were Bartlctts asscvcrations OF loyalty that
the object Of his affection at Inst yielded
! to his opportunities sho telling him
! that If he would get n marriage certificate
| she would cling to him so long ~ they both did
| i've. Tho result OF the conference was that
baItleli got the marriage license, the minister
was summoned and tho nuptials were cole
| brated. Mrs. Kemp will. therefore, hereafter
he known in these annals Ms Mrs. Bart
| l9u' iqr the marriage certificate Which
she exhibits Is made out in due form gnl Is
/ prop Tly atiested. II is dat"l Chicago March
| 20 1913 aud bears thc signature " the vnciqt-
ing clergyman. the Rev. William c. Trevan. the
| WITNESS y the ceremony being MIS-. Ruth J.
| nIeVam' Miss Amanda {. Barr. and Miss Sallic
/ Hussell. =.
From March 20. 1873, MP TO Angus. 1915. q
/ period 81 about two and half year,. Mr. and
statement. lived peacefully and happily, to-
Eother a son. now dead having boon
! PORN In August 80. Bartlett won't 10 Os'a-
/ iiogsh. Iowa; with the aNowed intention Of OLE
! anything he could get 10 do. At O-caloosa he
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MrPDLS. Conn Aug. li-At least 10000 per
sons awaited themselves Of the excursion rendered by
President Bishop OF the New YORK, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad All OF the WAllngiord sufferers and
visited the runs today Superintendent Davidson Of the
Hartford division established his headquarters At Wal.
nglurd and Wee Pre- sident Reed at Now Haven and the
enormous crowd Mas irsnsnos'e' 80 -. -
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Tho Contest in the Third Virginia District,

RICHMOND. Aug. H.-The Conservatives Of
this hird district held primary elections to-day to elect
delegates to the District Congressional Convention In
this city Den Joseph Johnston gets AZ delegate, out of
20 Ills PRINCIPAL opponent II Col John Il Young a
prominent lawyer Of TINS city who gets ~ % - TIE re.
mhning delegates are scattering In Mauchc ster John.
ston get' T. possibly O. out of Ilourlco county goes
against johnston Inc remaining counties in the district
are only partially heard from, but the few returns re.
ceNed are satisfactory 10 JohnstOns friends who hope
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JOIIINGS 1BOCT TOWN.

Co9r 'r porlly cloudy wonthor. northeast
I- O. ntu0 r,N winds. STATE mary trunerntii.c IA
u.~u2 luaoNrdhy talliH. barometer,
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In the pacing race Sleepy Gcorc, won tho
first and third heats Sweet + the =. md: an /
the race wns postponed until to-day. Time.
2;2l g. 2l6'.. aud 2 .l9i.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-15
ON. HrILER,S C.iNDID.ICr.
\ Circular that IL Being Distributed Among
the Voters Of Mnssachu,eits

HosToN, Aug IT, Hundreds OF copios of
the following document were printed to-day
and are boing presented 10y Gen Buffers
friends t. the voters in every city and town: