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wAYLAID AND NuRDERED.

EiRxsroS, QrR., September 30 Fran
r;s Ualv, while returning in buggy from
Coatiscook, on Saturday night last, was
wayIaid and knocked senselcss by Two
men. who then made moose OF the lines
and tied him by the neck to the buggy,
starting the horses on. When they touh9
hin, he was quite dead. Two men named
Burns and Webster have been arrested.
Cye,SX,rI, ,September3O. : Israel Guard,
who 10 brutally murdered his wife at
Lawrence, Ind, last July, has been SEN
FENCED to the pcnitentiAry Tor HE.
BRD0EroRT, Or, September S0.-In me
SrDsTior ] Court ot Fairfield county, this
rmSrnine Edwin Hoyt, for the murder oi
his father in Sherman, June y, was sen sen
,nnceI 70 be hanged Dptopor - 1870;
Tb;s M il tlie' flrst time that tho sentanHe oil
leath has been passed in this county '"F LOT
SAN FaAxcIsco, September ao.-rTo OF
tho Mexicans who recently murdered ex'
sheriff Adams and ex.County Clerk nm
lev OF santa Clara county, near Tucson,
AI;yonn. were captured in Sonora and sho'
by order OF Gov. MarescoL. 49, -
| ALLrXrowx, Pa, September 80 During
onarrcl between two farmers named J9
lcob EnsSsINy anIlsE Elias Lins, living on I'D
! ;,ininS irins IN Heidelberg township
4 Eressicy struck Llns In the tace WIN
I club, causing almost instant deatD' htess
lev was lodged in Jail. "
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NEw YoRy, September aO.-Dr. \. A.
Iiudley, who felt tho symptoms OF yellow
ievor on his way from Memphis, and ar
rived at quarantine on Monday last, has
died there. He was among the tlrst TO re-
spond TO the call inr aid whom the fayer
hroke out in Memphis. Worn out with
lneSssant work he sought TO return to bis
family, who were In tho North. When he
arrived here he proceeded at once 10 the
quarantine hospital and gave Dr.. Wander.
iall an account oi his pase. He received
avery attention. Dr.. VRnderfau visited
him three times q day. He rallied on Fri
day night, hut sank rapidly soon aitGr,
and died at noon on the following day,
DR., Lindley was born in the colony Of
Natal, South Africa, in 1871, =. ~
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tslt 10 The Iuterior-The Political Ont.
lnnk.

Ia nmpany with Ex-Governor Pier
Pdnt VT enjoyed ride last Saturday
aTo$ the country from FairmOnt to
CL'k1bug, 4 distance OF twenty-seyen
Hle4 lad hal view on q beautiful Au-
naa rhyOl some Of the finest country in
Ess Virginia We stopped an hour ut
@ pleasant village Of Shinnston, and q
Sll Onge' timeat the Camp ground, three
aAsts!ORd, where the Republicans were
boiling basket picnic, and where they
Ven addressed by the Ex-Governor and
Aaanber Of other speakers on the topics
u the day. The meeting was presided
STefOy the Hon. solomon Fleming, one
d'he old anti well known representatives
aheHouse Of Delegates from Harrison.
VV' old trend Or. Pinnell, OF Clarkshurg,
IA Aif sea; on the bench, the two to-
ss'her forming very respectable looking
tOCaty COur;.
The GNenback fever is said to prevail
IN The ShiRaston district to a greater ex-
Int than in any other portion OF Harri-
M Oun:y, and so lar as we could learn
F' the only part Of the county whesc it
''1A!doesPNvaIl toany noticeable extent.
lAerPors in Harrison in regard to the
'''io0k Of the Congressional canvass are
sa'a Is to inspire the friend. Of Mr.. Hub
oaN With great deal OF hope. The
"teeaOack fever seems to be, "a u general
a'ae' on the waae. The autumn frosts
0're apparently nippcd its vitality. II
WI 'eare the country entirely after
.nle' like the yellow fever, when thu
Rss become general.
AShnRSon We met with our old fri6nd
Niu" ulrmer, the man whose paper the
'taotracy were going to burn at the Post
uu'e there in the days Of 1856, when Col
Ha Wilson was the Prosecuting Attorney
" Harrison County, and when he was in
@flas men for getting up clubs for Re
'uU'i'aa newspapers. The Squire rolled
~ his sleeves on certain memorable oc
s1S@. AMI llieL himself to the villagI
'os'0aoe, and gave the Democratic Com
Ai''ee, incIudi1c the Postmaster, VIII
's'e deiibeatiug what should be don,
.DN h'' paper -twht,6er it should b
'S'aeI or whether it shou!'i ba Delivers
A'n'-to understand that they Eouh
,' .'1' something drop unless they decide,
J a,0d It over =, him, which they pru
"os he'poin, CAV, us reminiscenEc Q
w -IY'Gsf OF Col. Ben's victims in those goo,
w W penocratic days. One OF the me
'HOA the Col. hal indicted, ltor Settin
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WASHINGTON. D. c., September %0.-Fos
the Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley, rising barometer, southeast to
southwest winds, warmer and clear wealth.
er, followed by cooler northerly winds in
Northern Texas. ......
For the Lower Lake Region, Middle At
laniic States and New England, falling,
followed by rising barometer, southeast to
northeast winds and slightly warmer, clear
or partly cloudy weather.
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TnIAhn.

ToLEDo, September SO.-wheAt-Firm; No.
white Wabash y7c: No. white Michigan
g!hc: extra white Michigan 8 o. amber t!
amber 92t &c; No. 9 red winterspotand seller
October o. &c; seller November 96Hc; No. 5
rcd 81 l.2c; No Dayton and Michigan red
93kc; western amber 95ilc; No. Gambler III.
inois 9s lie. COrn-Quiet; high mixed SOC I;
80. . 3S3Ic SPOT S9c seller October; rejected
S7sEr. Oats-Dull; No. ., 2ic; No, 2White
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Father Mcnamara stands In His Own De-
fenee-A Specimen OF Catholic inteier-

New YoRx, September 50. Father Nc
Namara, deposed Catholic priest, who
conducts mission in Water street and
sceksto found IN Irish Catholic Church,
preached in the Gospel tent yesterday:
About 1000 persons filled the tent and
crowded the street. 4 large police force
was present and they were compelled to
drive back the men and women WHO, in n
frenzy Of excitement, denounced McNa-
mara. At the conclusion Of the services,
when McNamara emerged from the tent,
the crow yelled and rushed towards him.
He drew revolver, saying, 81 will de.
tend myself in any case, and walked
through tho people; and attended by the
police got away In the street cars. There
were no arrests,
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RELIEF FUND.

NEw YoRx, September 10. The Yellow
Fever Relief Committee, Of Brooklyn, this
AN. subscribed another 81 600 tothc relief
expedition from st. Louis. The expc-
ditiOn is in charge OfGovernment officers,
and Government officers willaccOmpany it
for the purpose OF making u detaileti report
Of the condition OF the people residing in
small towns, communication with which
has been cut of for some time.
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CHICAGO. September SO.-The Droyers' Jour.
nal reports .-........-.- ......
HoGs-Receipts 20 O0O; l0aeOc lower; choice
heavy s. GOa3 30: light I0aS so; mixed pack.
ing 25a3 4O Shipments $500
CXrTLE-RecciptS $500; shipments 800;
weak and shade lower; choice natives $ 9na
100; butchers stock easy; steers S40aS So
cows 35a2 50. ...... ......
sHErr-Unchanged Receipts 100.
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FIRE RECORD.

Bosrox, Mass, September 30.-Geo.
f. Enerson's Pickle Factory at West
Somerville, Mass, burned this morning.
Loss, S25 5000; insured.
PRovlDrxcE, X. l., September 80. The
warp aud twine mill Of Z, X. Edwards, at
Nooze Neck, West Greenwich, was burned
early Saturday morning. Loss $4,000.
Insurance $I5,600.
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POLITICAL.

HARTFORD, CoxS., September 30.-At
the Fint District Democratic Convention
to-day, George N. I.anders was re.nom-
mated for Congress.
MILWAUKEE,, September S0.-The Green
back Congressional District Convention
to-day nominated T. II. Judd, OF Milwau-
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Dry Goods.

SET YoRx, September 30.-BusineS con-
tinues light with the commission houses and
the jobbing trade Is sluggish. Cotton goods
are quiet in tirst hands. but firmly steady In
price Turkey red and Patohunk prints are
active, but fancy styles are moving slowly:
worStG4l dress goods are In steady request
mems wear w0Olcns are quiet: lCw and me-
,lium grade black and cOl0red cashmepes are
active and scarce.
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s.m5Ilng trustees rnder Arrest.

NV YoEK, ssptenber So The examl, m.
nation in the caAe q .as Ss ESsls sss,sstsj III In
'fortniSht ago, charged with enlhe5ang the
finds Of the bank, was c99ei9asa wee, ~ VIZ ny
aud the Police Justice heid Inem IenW Ws s.aS ~
action al lie grand ipY IN 81 ,oQRsllesen
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PorrsvrLLE, Pa, September 3O.-Work
will he resumed tomorrow in the collier
les OF this section TO continue two weeks.
On November LIST another resumption will
take place, when full months work is
expected.
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PrrrsBrRaH, September 30-PETRoLEuN-
Crude iirlner at 81 OK at Parker's; refined
dull at exc Philadelphia delivery.
OIL CtrY. September 3O.-Market opened
with considerable activity with sales at s21zc,
advanced to SGHc. closing at SSKc bid. Ship
ments IS 900 barrels; average 5000; transac-
tions $4,000.
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Tae Released FsnIans-where They ART
~ E0fuE,

NEw YoRx, September aO.-Edwarl o.
Meagher Condor, the released Fenian
prisoner, will 90 to Cincinnati, where he
iOrmeriy lived, in about week. Patrick
Melody, his companion, will go to work
wherever and whenever be can fipd II,
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YoRK, September 90-MoNEY-Ac.
tive at .a5 per cent Prime merCantile paper
las per cent. The Assistant Treasurer dis
hurt.d S@49,OO0. Customs receipts $S4l 900.
Clearings -, 5000. SterIingexchAnee, bank.
crs bills, 4.Sl; sight exchange on New York
Ass.
GoLp-Steady ut lOOx Carrying rates Val
per cent. Borrowing rates fat.
GOvRRNNrSrS-ActiVen and firm
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YELLOW FEVER.


MYNPHlS, September 30.- The weather
| Is warm aud sultry. At the Howard ASSo.
ciation headquarters great activity pre-.
walls and nurses are being sent 10 Paris,
Masons, Grand junction and La Grange,
Tennessee, and Hennonls, Mississippi.
Among the deaths reported since last
night arr, Ed. Terrell, Daisy Sheppard,
Geo. Butler and James Getty, who was
taken i'll at Mound City, Arkansas, five
miles up the river. L. J. Levin vOlun.
teer from Chicago. fell senseicss at the
Peabody Hotel entrance at noon to-day.
Ills condition is extremely critical. Mrs.
NJ. W. Redford, Mrs A. j. Roach, Mrs,
N. c. Pearce and Mrs. Julia Morrow are
among the new cases reported. Rev. AZ
rica Bailey, noted cOlOred divine, died
last night. Augustus Sadler, is reported
in q critical condition. DR.. f. l.. Easily,
volunteer physician from Little Rock, Ar
kansas, died this morning at the city hos
pital. A child OF $. C. Arnold, local
preacher Of the N. +. Church, died this
morning, being the last Of tumily of sev.
en- who have fnllen victims to the plague.
twenty-five deaths have occurred since
last evening at 8 o'clock.
g. At NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, September SO.-Deatlls s.,
casCs reported 100, Of which only q dated
since September 90. Total cases, IO,%SI;
deaths, 2.sl5.
Vim. Fairchild, telegraph operator q;
Tasgipalloe, diedof yellow lever last night.
c. X. Harvey, OF BrOOkhaySa. who took
Fairrhild's place few days ago, is now
down with the fever.
YELLOW FEVER AT LOcEPoRT, n. Y.
LocxURr, September 30 There was a
fatal case Of yellow fever here yesterday.
The name is Mr.. Brown, he hailed from
Memphis.
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...,.,.,,,.n of Thira Glass Mail Matter.

,.,,,,,ou Of Third Class Nail Natter
y. Postmaster General has ordered
as II. registry system be extended to
N n,,ter Of the third class to take effect
,,,d.tIer t,-lay, October |, 1873. The
:, ,Sxed a, lNr. in addition to the usual
,.,,r on each package, Postmasters
,-"r,uir packages to be put up Sc
,,,., bu, in such manner as to allow an
,,,sip.,ion Of their contents either ut
4. n,ilip, office or office OF delivery.
Bb postage and registry fee must be fully
w,ad. Registered packages OF third
r,,. ua..erwill be handled, rs far as prac'
o4be, in the same way as asresistered mat
" ,I the first rlAss. The name and ad-
irsOi the sender must be put on the
uaypr or covering ot eack package. q
bHei description OF the number or
up+s Of the article enclosed is permitted
alhf wrapper \ request to return may
kprn,ed, bat to write such request will
asri the package to letter rites. I'm
sIinel registered packages Of third class
sEts will b. treated the same as unclaim
Gn5;eod letters.
n. puvisiOns OF this order extend to
ny brrgn country within the limits o.
s,ps,al Union articles subject to Gus
ba duty are excluded.l Third-class
alif embraces merchandise, printed
artsr, book manuscript, prootsheets and
Sna:ei proof sheets, maps, seeds, bulbs,
&, A
Weight Of packages limited to ! Ii:
sth, size limited to foreign countries on
enIin articles to . feet in length and !
hin width or depth.
The irS division Of thirl.class matter
nj Is printed matter, &c, is subject to
Psts at lc Tor OG.
The second division of same, such a:
asrhladise, seeds, samples, &c, is sub
ID, postage at lc for each OF.
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lkt gntelLlgetteen


,,-.,u,,vn Pot seems to he att
lA'AU n, how much interest John 4
Esp "+ ,he Grccnback candidate IN
Ia'op,,JI' a.I District. proposes that thepeo'
TX +, ,ay. It will be recolIected that
SSD ,n ,,,e, in fora schelne by which,
IS'u I@reau to be established in the
s'as. ,., department ofthe National Coy; 10Y;
IHs'- and bureaus in the several States,
''''a,., .a,.E. or Treasury notes shall be
S',' ILy the General Government to the
a'''' :, i ! per cent, and by the States to
''' ,,,,r. At : per cent, and by the
'sf %. N the people at > per cent, upon
''.,,, ...,,1,i.., to be decided on and de-
''fs ,br congress; the money to be re.
'1T Ion. a, interest is paid or the
S''' y \. ref returned at the option of the
.., ~" ,hu, relieving the people ana,
S'.,5,, .''.,ia,sins q,ury without nsuFy laws >
T.p.igurs tina: inasnllcIi rs tiese
IN ~ : ~, cent. must all come ont OF the
N.Y. ,oull scent AZ sifprople were after
I'ps' .,;os ,Ipa. I, per reat forthe money
q 1 ',9,, ,ha, point to the I'"d, We rise
~ rsnmps1n why he goes in for so
, - = i;rErGps Ir and so many ratesOf-ilF
~. :, wbv not have the Government
a'' = n. money 10 the States and the
,, ~ 80 N, counties, aad the c9uatiea 70 !
'4 ,,,,Ie a, the minimum rate OF one
w ~, # /. cheap money aad plenty
.%,, " :. v1n,ei. and We see no reason
=, = rbonpsor' intermediate one per cent,
w. u 'r rro p4r cent. plus three per cent 1t
NE, SPECULATION on the part Of the
l',.,.IrJ the coautie. at the expense ot
l't,,,,v.,,ha, Thompson is advocating.
:. u n, opipion NJ such man should be
..o.s5 l1sr for Congress by the advocates
r.. :, r., money. 4 lower priced canH-
~. ,b,n Thompson is wanted. Let us !
S.,,tnm that broad brilnmed John the
- V,,tis sho i. going about in the wilds of
y,t.r.. general relief candidate.
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lnDcRIMIsAIrsorEs.

INDICTED FOR rHE MURDER OF IIER HUSBAND.
NEW YoRx, September At IS stat, stated q!
that the grand jury of Hndson county
have agreed TO present an Indictment
against Mrs. Jennie R. Smith, charging
her with the murder OF her husband, ON
Ger smith sin Jersey City in August last
They haze also taEeiiN i vote as to the com,
ni;c;tvSnf iCovert D: Bennett, but lacked
three yote{ {ot the maoFity necessary TO
and i bill against him.
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The following is statement Of the Us;
eprrency r outstanding to-day: Old demand
notes, Sii2,OSO; legal tender notes Of all is
sues, S::liG, ,GSl; one year notes OF lSEi, ST.
l35: two year notes OF 1853, Sl4,l3O; two
wear coupon notes OF 1888. S223,S 500; com:
po6nd interest notes, ST., ,0lO; fractional
currency Of all issues, $iB,2SG. Total,
sun 4O1 90
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H ro.TtIR PHvER DISTRICTS.

General Augur telegraphs To the Adlu-
tant General from Newport, Ky., as fol-
lows: Lieut.. H: H. Bemer, o. the 18th
intantfY, has volppiCsrya 10 take charge
OF The distribution of the supplies sent
from St. Louis and points below. He l.
ordered to proceed Immediately to st.
LOUIS, where his instructions will meet
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ending August Slst, 1878, slSs,50l ,OS7;
The excess Of exports over the imports oi
gold autatEes, coin and bullion, appears
q have been as follows: For the month
ending August 3lst, 1877, S4lS,64O. For
the month ending August 3lst, 1878, S5?O,'
22s. Forthe months ending August Sls,
1877, Ss5 4BS, ,55l. For the,S months end
ing August ,3lst,. 1873, S62l, 2S-g These
staiements intiicate IN increasing flow o.
specie, and-of American securities toward
this country.
NATIONAL BANK REDEMPTION AGENCY.
The following is statement Of the op'
erations OF the National Bank Redemption
Agency for the month and quarter OF year
. ending this :sday, compared with the cor
responding periods OF hISt year.. &. ID L
National Bank Notes Disposed Of: &C., o.-.--
Notes Ct for circulation, atsnrtel .......,,
and FpturueI to banks Ot is+ls-S lO60l,O A'IISrSU
Notes un ht IOr circulation, ,hssOrt-
ed and delivered TO COmPl[ull-
I n of Currenry for destruction
/. and replacement with new ,..., ,oo
notes .,,.,........ SVl"'"SV AAIhSN
Notes Of hIGed lIQuldAtinE and
Reducing banks deposited in ,s-o, 49, N,
Treasury ...... S!'sV
TOTAL for Is1s......... lt,lg. ~ S4.h19
a TOllI for lsi...........',.... lSssL!9 a1Sg'SSl
..- DerTae ....--.".---'y-+r-Y 1t''D''" ''''fSS
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Ex-senator l.. N. sIorrIIl, Judge J. M.
Farland and General Hatch, the Commits
s;oners appointed to select a new reservs-
lion for The Yute Indians, have chosen q
location at the bead OF the waters otthe
Navajo and Blanch rivers, which Is lsola.-
ell from the white settlements anu aceesSl;
BILE to supplies. The Indians are satisfied
with the arrangements, and the removal
will take place at the most favorable lime;
The Yutes now .number about 2,6OO, anu
are now at least 200 miles away from
rnilroal facilities. Il q q ~
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ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS
A private letter from Alexander H.
Stephens says that his hemorrhages are
sulsiding, and there Is o consequent I'M
uroyement OF health. -----
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The Chinese Minister and his assistant,
Yung Wing, have performed the usual
diplomatic courtesy OF calling upon tne
several foreign minister's arfd leaving theif
cards, one in Chinese characters ami the
other in English Sir Edward Thornton
was the tirst' diplomat who returned the
visit. The Chinese Minister received him
in his parlor, and the two seated in chairs,
separated By q slender shell. all brought
from China, drank tea together. fung
Wing will leave for Hartford to-day to
bring his family TO Washington. ..... H..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-13
Political,

Buffers troubles increasing in Kearney
threatening to go back to Massachusetts, and speak
for him again, and ex-Cohgressman Tsrbox has
swung out for him. This latter accession has con-
vinced Tarbox that the General will be elected.
If all accounts are true, free speech in South
Carolina is a very queer article. Where is Gov
ernor Wade Hamptons inaugural, pledgng full
protection of rights to all citizens of South Car
olna, regardless of race or color i-Cincianati
Commercial (Ind)
Resumption is coming so rapidly that it behooves
the democratic party to get of the track, or get
hurt
The republican campaign has opened grandly in
Massachusetts. The republicans will fight it ont
upon the line of Honest Money. The Maine elec-
ton has given encouragement to the worst posi-
Bile elements in the politics of that State, and we
can imagine greater calamity to our mother
State than the election as Governor of the worst
man in American polilics-Ben. Butler.
We should have been glad to say call hail" to
Maine if she had said any Hale to us.-Boston
Advertiser.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-09-13
The President I'm Milwaukee,

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Sept. 1.-THE presidential
psrty lett NJ sdson by SPECIAL train at one o'clock
and arrived here on time. A. the train pulled in-
10 the depot the Presidents salute was fred bv
battery Of arti lery from the National Sol iiers
Home. Notwithstanding the COOL thresten o ing
weather, an immense concourse OF citizens we're 10
waiting TO greet the party. The crowd vas so
great that it was with difficulty that passage was
forced from the cars to the street. The reception
va. very cordial and euthus ssiic and cheer after
! eneer was seat up as the Pr sident passed
from the cars 10 hi. carriage. A pro-
cesson was formed and proceeded through the
princlpal streets, the crowd in ATTENDANCE becom-
| inR larger as the procession advanced. The Pres
'oent rode with uncovered head. Enthusiastic
Rreeungs were rendered at everv poin, 90 the line
81 march. At Mitchefs residence, corner of
6rsnd svenue and North street, the President and
wiie LETT the party and entered MITCHELL, home.
where they will remain az guests durino thei,
stay in the city. During the recep,ion A.
| the Newhall House this evening, while tie Presi.
| dent and Mrs. Hayes were shaking hands wi,h
those ia the parlors, there was q demand from the
vast throng outside impatient ut not being abIe IN
get in for the President and speech. The pres.
dest turned the people in the pariors over 10 Mr..
Hayes. and made his sppearsnce on the balcony
and sddrsssed the crowd outside for momest Or
I'VE. H..H \