The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1878-08-09
SUMMARY OF NEWS.
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regard to bonds and greenbacks should be
redeemed and that .sSl,r eyiftanov mist be
made as good as coin and redeennsbie ia ii. >
opposes the payment of Southern var claims.
and deDrecates any change in fine navigation
laws.
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Will n1Dliieles amounting 70 apoup %loUUOO.
Richard 81. Smith, q young Jersey City
On. j. policeman, has been murdered under
circumstances OF peculiar atrocity. He was
found lying in bed by the side Of his wife with
his head crushed and eight stabs in the region
of the heart. The wounds on the head had
been done by window weight, while those on
the body were committed by carving knife,
notn weapons navng been FOUND In vault IN
tne pack yard. Inc murdered mans wife
asserted that Wnen she awoke there was a
lower sa!urateu WIFI enioroiorm over ner race,
ana val containing the drug was found on
tne MOOR OF the bedroom, although the guam
lty " contained was not enough TO produce IN
sensiblllty In an adult. close examination
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Inc vermont Greenback party met at Bur,
lngton, adopted series OF resolutions and
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to u al useless oces anu g &, coo
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Of the Joint resolution declarine the nrinoinal
Of bonds PAYABLE in com. and asserts that
there shall be no privileged class of creditors.
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arai business danrsSs;o., ss,ac;ai1s
and to devise and propose measures of relief. :
began its session in New York, the members
present being Messrs Hewitt (chairman), Rice.
Thompson and Boyd. Renresentatives of
dlIerent labor elements and others will be ex-
ahmed IN ana invited TO ADDRESS the committee
on tne suoJect OF inquiry.
AeaIney, tne t Csiiio Of laDor agltator, VINO
[Tecen.ay cSn9 rase 70 Organic parry, ana
St.lS1 D 21 nave nag an interview AZ
Drisn.ol' nIss., uurins wnicn an excnange OF
oIs yUof psdoS apO Inc iaDoa qussson,
the published report Of the ;nterviaw 4 mani.
mity Of opinion mon most or ali If the tonics
discussed exists between them.
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=, psssIo * l So ps'.'.a aaIs1
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tionsJ Rsnk ~ PostoT asto;s sa t Ilos ; va
tors 80 tha ;,,st;tr,t;o,. oois; l-o
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he Tsd .T $40 oon W az
Ha bpd sad ta ~ IsIn
in mining stocks. :
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NIL VI 1919 slAs99l1yeaI-oio 9oy nvlne
time ago. In about a month later be- was
seized with symptoms of hvdronbobia and in j
few DAYS died. after having shown ali the ter
rible phases Of the disease
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v: Nem Iork SNEAK tnieVes entered Jonn "
hing mouse ana carried on $5U,UOO IN bonds,
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tent In Philadelpbia, filed with Sunday
school scholars was struck by lightning and
1 little girl was instantly killed. two more chill
dren were fatally injured, and several Other
persons were prostf&ted by the thundsrbolt
Dennis Kearnev. the California labor 40;
tator made his first forn,a r,,,bIic orroara,,oe
in FaneuiI Hall. Boston The hall was l,ansais
packed with workingmen. The sneaker save
history Of fhe rise nroorass and sneosss u
/ fine Iaho, movement in Cslifo,nia DnrinSy Iii
address he was freouentlv apnlanie6 .
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tor ~, " saSn alI pnlo lag
10y anu Loseaacs 9 Do9lttle pisnlng NH
siu poA aactory' WIN nearly one mlllion ieet o.
H a. osMego, ~ l., were elesoroyeo
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"n.0u siie inS',i ance y aoouc %oo'oUU.
q: D. Parkhurst, merchant OF Potsdan,
y. 4, ms Wlfe and son, were all drowned by
pne capslzlng OF small boat.
A severe thunderstorm which prevailed in
the vicinity Of Hartford, Conn, the Other
afternoon, inflicted great amount of damage
Several persons were struck by lightning. the
fall Of hail was unparalleled in violence and IL
ene SIZE OF me STONES, ana the tobacco crop II
many piaces was greatly injured
The Delaware Democrats met in convention
at Dover and nominated John W. Hall fol
governor and Edward L. Martin for Congress
cordance with the time-honored and eonst; tu
tlonal faith Of the Democratic party, we hold
that the only honest and lawful money of the
people OF the United States is gold and silver
CON, or paper currency convertible into such
com at tne Will OF the holders; charges that the
republican party ls responsible for the de-
pressed condition OF business denounces the
S S.s9 Mncn sarpugn corIupuIo 1 ano
ina ,0 @ su'os u epusn Oar0
Hayes for President and william a Wheele,
| for Vice President. against the clearly az.
pressed will OF the voters of those states ,
asserts a firm conviction that g the refusal n
the Republican members of the Eleetoral
Commission to investigate the charges OF
fraud, whereby the certificates Of election were
given to the Hayes electors in the said States,
was a violation of public duty and q be-
trayal of the trust reposed in them = and
indorses and approves the investigation in
stituted by the House Of Representatives fol-
the purpose of exposing to the whole country
the means by which said frauds were per-
petrated and the will Of the American people
defeated in the election of their Chief Execu-
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