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snArEs's CHANGE or FRONT
4 Vigorous Southern Policy Decided Upon
The Outrage MiI 20 be Set AgoinE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l2.-The significant re
mark made by Secretary Eyaris months since
about possible change Of policy toward the
South by the fraudulent Administration will bs
recalled now by the readers Of THE sun. lA
timely comments ut the time attracted Wide
attention There is now no doubt about
the attitude OF the fraudulent Alminis-
tration toward the South. There have been re-
cent conferences between stalwnrt Republlcans
and the fraudulent President. The recent clrc-
tons are interpreted by lIav>s and his Cabinet
to mean a revival Of the OH war spirit NJ the
North The Republican party cannot be- any
thing more than sectional party, Hayes admit!
that his attempt 70 nati3naiiIo i was stupid
be stawArt Republican. a vigorous southern
policy will be inaugurated Immediately. There
was a confr-enco to-day. after Cabinet meeting.
between Hayes and Auorney-General Dcycns.
II WAS determined 10 set the entire machinery
Carolina, Florida and Louisiana, to work uo
election frauds and Outrages upon negro voters
The North is to bc supplied with daily ac-
is alleged. the the ii elections in TthcsS States
wcro carried by tho Democrats, In other
words. the special agents Of the Department
and Marshals are 70 DO used to assist defeated
Republican candidates for Congress- 70 get pp
an effort made to have lot Of indlIment5
found and Dommornts prosecuted IN me OnHci
move The contested cases viii be fought all
through the first session ot the Forty sixth
Congress the Mlnifr, spring, ana sun.
will furnish material To nro tho Northern
heart about southern ,9utragrs. Every
one of the Republican cundidntoa for Congress
In South Carolina, Florida, and Louisiana viii
be encouraged 10 contest. and the stalwnrt Rc-
pubcans. II necessary will supply the means
necessary 70 enable them to do this A friend
q Zach. Chandler sad today ihat, from mis-
tmO forth the managers Of tho Republican
party meant TO fght the battle Of 1850. Tho
Democratic party of the North is domoraized.
and their opponents mean to Keep / On thG de;
fensive and win the next Presidential fight
beforehand Tho presence Of Chandler, tho
Chairman Of the Republican National Commit
teo. in this city. Mt this time Is undoubtedly due
10 politics pure and simple
Prom me Asspciatol Pres
CHARLESTON. s. c.. Nov. 12.-Three managers
of election ut one OF tho Charleston polls wore
arrested to-day under warrants from the United
States Commissioner for obstructng u Deputy
Marshal in the discharge Of his duties at the
recent election. and for refusing TO publicly
count tho ballots. They waived examination.
and were admitted to bail Other arrests are
expected tomorrow Eighteen citiaens Of
Orangeburg have been arrested for obstructing
Unitod States officers in tho discharge of theiI
duties at election. They gave bail for appear
| for trial
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The story Ia Detail.

HOW THE UNwIsDoM OF THE FIRST OIL MEN IN
vITED THE COMBINATION THAT is NOW RUIN
mo THEM-Two CAUSES FOR ITS SUCCESS.
OIL CITY, Penn, Nov. 5.-ln the summer Of
1865. when the big well on Oil Greek was struck,
and thousands OF half crazy operators gath
cred around to see 1t spout out the liquid at the
rate Of n barrel minute or thereabouts, cap
italist from Boston-so the story is told-stood
looking quietly on. He shared In no way the
general excitement. although 1t made his
eyos glitter to see IS worth OF petroleum gush-
ing out OF the ground at every breath. almost.
No" he said to friends who were scraping
every cent they could raiso together and putting
despatch from Harrisburg, dated Monday, Nov !,
says that the motion speedy hearing IN these SUITS
honisy rithdrswn IN the supreme court at .he
counsel tor the Commonwealth As consideration oi
Che withd the counsel for the different eorpoIa
uOns have agreed TO put In answers 70 me D anu iet
t0I 1nAl "! upohoA
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Mrs. sloan. suit for Damages.

Mrs. Rachel Sloan an aged lady. using
eritches sat In the Brooklyn Cy Court yesterday as
plaintiff in suit for s5 100 damages against the Brook
lyn city Railroad Company In September, 1871, she
went from Jersey city 10 visit friend At Fort Hamilton
She quilted the car opposite le lodge VI the gAtkeeper
of the Inchratc Home Tie canvas stopped for her TO
algh but She that before she well of the
il Was started again, and she thrown down and her
thigh WAS broken She crippled for life The defence
was that the planun fell after she reached the ground
safety, and before the car had passed on Tile jury
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The Rev, Father McDoaald. Death.

The Roy. Father John II. Mcdonald. for
twelve years pastor Of the Roman Catholic Church Of St
Mary Of the Immaculate Conception. In WilhamsbGrgh,
died OF pneumonia yesterday lie WAS Al years OF age,
and was born in New York. lie wasA graduate Of st.
Johns College and NJ 81 Joseph iheoo,C seminary.
bishop Loughlin ordained him in lSu For two years
he assisted In tile Cnthc al nj ~ James ~ brook Yn.
lie was friend Of the lV Dr. Leonard " Batuu, who,
in lsG0 watched by tho dead priest, sitk bedside aud
afterwArd frequently responded with hint
Tie funeral services 70 De IN tNe church VA FTlAy
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malr anIIon or Mhl.Ler.

CINcINNATI. Nov, l2,-George Phillips was
found dead in his bed on Sunday night In his home In
West Finh street post mortem examination revealed
the fact that his stomach contained one-hAi gallon OF
whskey and four large saddle rock oysters The man
wanted to vomit hut the oysters acted valve and
prevented an emission OF the stomach contents. farAl
! sis vi the heart and death followed.
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Lord salI.bury,. RepIy 70 Mr. Erart..

WASHINGTON. Nov. l2.-It is believed here
that Lord salisbury IN his reply to Nj Eyarts, is
earnest in his posuon-hat the Canadian Fishery
award was made IN accordance with the treaty OF wash
ngton-as Mr. EYart Is in maintaining An opposite view
Tie spondcnce Is not likely 10 be concluded by the
25d instant when the award IS due, and when IL Will
probably bs paid under protest
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Edward Dooly aged 7, was beheRded at the
Market street crossing OF the Erie Railway Paterson
by the Ulster County express, yesterday afternoon.
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The Central Savings Bank. at Bergen and
FAirmount avenues jersey C has elosods doors, and
called upon its deposors 10 close their accounts Tho
given for hs action Is that the bank has not bus
ness enough TO pay tor running any longer Its AOlh'
ties are about flOuNO They are TO be paid IN tut
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MauGer's "POinter" Playing Cards.
TeI JeksT, rounded corners ~ the TagS~Ads
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All our physelAnS recommS nd DR. Buls Cough SyruH
IVT h9SIISpsIS aud eeldA fIiss 10 eentt -Adv.
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Railroad. .

In large blood.red letters. and pinned TO the
gallows there was another card as follows. being
q quotation from Secretary McCandlesss report
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The charges NJ 'hc Oh producers have not been
suh.'AnuAtsd In any way that demands action.
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Across what represented the forehead. or that
par, left exposed for the purpose by a crushed
silk hat were the words:
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Now is the time to subscribe for the
mammoth weekly LEADER.
Scratch no More-4lsching Piles.

Scratch no More-Altching Piles"
symptoms Of which are moisture, like
respiration, intense itching, particu-
arly when undressing, or after getting
warm in bed, increased by scratching,
night think pin worms were crawling
n and about the rectum, oftentimes
shows itself around the private parts.
a pleasant and safe cure in every case
Is "Swayne's Ointment.n If allowed
to continue, very serious results may
follow. 1t also cures letter, BARRIERS
itch, scald head, ring worm, blotches,
all scaly, crusty, itchy skin eruptions.
Sent by mail to any address on receipt
Of price, 80 cents a box, or three boxes
for s1.25, by DR.. Swayne & Son, Phila-
delphia. Sold by all leading druggists.
AT wholesale and retail by Addoms &
Glover, corner of 10th and Eddy streets,
Cheyenne, Wyo. mar19-dwf&su&w.1y
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Torpedo Fish.

We have read many stories of tie
power of the torpedo, a large fish of the
ray family, to give electrical shocks,
and it is known that it has a special
organ which acts IS a powerful galvanic
battery. Recently we have news of a
plant having the same powei-that of
causing a vivid electric shock when
touched. Its name is Phytolacea cleo
tricia, and its home Nicaragua, Gem
trail America. Its electrical qualities
is greatest at two o'clock in the day
time, and is increased by the approach
OF a thunderstorm, but at night and
during rain it is scarcely perceptible.
When activeit will cause deviation in
Tho compassionate at a short distance
from it; and birds and insects are wise
enough not to light upon it.
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IT IS now stated to be the plan of
Gen. Grant to spend the coming winter
in India and China, and in the spring
of 1879 to return to this country, enter
ing the Golden Gate, and spend some
time in California. 1t is also said that
politicians urge him to return speedily,
but that he refuses to crafty them. In
this he is wise. de steadily gains
strength, and his presence in the coun-
try cannot possibly add to his popular
ity with the people. Returning in June
next, he will be here one year before
the National Convention-which will
be long enough. He is the coming can
didate, and there need be no anxiety
over that matter.
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A Monkish Legend.

The monks of a certain monastery
wished to ornament the gate of their
church. One OF their number, who
was sacristan, and who understood
sculpture, placed on it a beautiful i'm
age Of the Virgin. 1t was very COM
mon in those days to have near the en-
trance n representation of the Last
| Judgment. Among those on the left
side was a Satan, armed with an iron
hook, and so hideous that no one could
look upon him without horror. The
original, offended at the liberties which
had been taken with his figure, came
one day to enquire Of the artist why he
had made him 70 ugly. The sacristan
plainly told him it was done from per-
sonal dislike, and for the avowed pur-
pose of making him hateful. This did
not mend matters, and the artist was
threatened with vengence If he did not
change the figure in the course of the
day. Next morning when the Devil
came to look at the alterations he found
the sacristan mounted on the scaffold,
and employed in adding new horrors to
the representation. "Since you are de-
termined that we shah be foes" ex-
claimed the irritated demon, ''let us
see how you can leap."t At the same
time he overthrow the scaffolding. But
the sacristan had no sooner called the
Virgin to his succo than her image
stretched out her arms to uphold him,
and, after %suspending him for somt
time in the air, to give the beholderi
time to admire this beautiful miracle
she placed him gently on the ground
to the infinite disgust of Satan.-IH
| ArQosy.
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AS YOU LIKE 1T.
Fishing is mostly net profit.

Fishing is mostly net profit.
Aristocratic horses have hay fever.
The gait of a horse does not swing on
hinges.
Rivers are curious-they are always
going to sea.
Can you call a clerk in an oil store a
servile fellow?
The upright man does not indulge in
Circus lemonade.
The Atlanta Constitution urges Mrs.
jerks to join a circus.
Carrier pigeons are being trained in
San Francisco for a 5O0-mile race.
You a tell q huckleberry eater by
the purple halo around his mouth.
Talking too much is sufficient ground
for divorce from a woman in Japan.
If a man is kicked by a COW, can he
not be said to get a free milk-punchp
In Spanish, liberty is ''libertad. y
Think, says Spikes, of libertad-poles.
Michigan has another p~olysyllabic
boat club called the Wah-wah-tas-sees.
The Madison, Wis, Journal insists
that "Old Abe" the war eagle, yet
lives.
Cucumber sociables are In order If you
like to go to cramp meetings. The
agony is in tents.
In winter time people smoke hams;
in times of eclipse they smoke glass, and
at all times tobacco.
Every day people get..drowned while
m bathing, and the question arises,
"Does it pay to batheP,
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New York and Brooklyn Suspension
Bridge.

New York and Brooklyn Suspension
Bridge.
The work of arranging, testing, and
preparing for the laying of the wires of
the main cables is steadily progressing,
and is watched with much attention by
engineers and others interested in this
remarkable work. AS u matter for
convenient reference, we subjoin the
following epitome Of principal facts and
dimensions:
Construction commenced January 2,
1870.
Length of river span, 1906 feet @
inches.
Length of each land span, $50 CISCO
feet).
Length of Brooklyn approach, 97l
feet.
Length of New York approach, 1852
feet O inches.
Total length of bridge, $3.50 feet.
Width of bridge, IS feet.
Number of cables, 4.
Diameter of each cable, 15t inches.
Each cable consists of $500 parallel
mot twisted) steel wires, No. Z gauge,
closely wrapped to a solid cylinder.
Ultimate strength of each cable, H.
200 tons.
Depth Of tower foundation below
high water, Brooklyn, 45 feet.
Depth of tower foundation below
high water, New York, rs feet.
Size of towers at high water line, lac
X so feet.
Size of towers at roof course, 1856 x
SO feet.
; Total height of towers above high
water, 277 feet.
Clear height of bridge in centre of
river span above high water, at SOC
Fab, 1876 feet.
Height Of floor at towers above high
water, 119 feet 3 inches.
Grade of roadway, 81 feet in 100 feet.
Size of anchorages at base, 100 X 119
feet.
Size of anchorages at top, III X 104
feet.
Weight of each anchor-plate, % tons.
Estimated total cost of bridge, ex-
elusive of land acquisition, $4,000, 900.
Estimated cost of land, say, $780,
600.
Total estimated cost, s12, SOC, OoO.-
Scientific American.
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hour he popped the question, and she,
influenced by the mutual friends rep
reservations as to his character and
property, said yes. Powell wanted to
have a marriage ceremony performed
on the some day, but the widow aid
that new clothes was absolutely neces-
sary, and induced him to delay the
wedding two weeks. That was a blum
der on her part, for when the appointed
day arrived, and her house was filled
with invited guests, the bridegroom did
not come. He had changed his mind.
She sued him for a breach of promise
and got a verdict for $1,000.
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REV. DIR. NEWMAN is sufficiently in
innate with Gen. Grant to speak by the
card. They have been constantly cor
responding since the latter went to Eu-
rope. The Doctor says that while
Gen. Grant would pull no wires nor ex-
ert himself in the least for the nominal
ton, he would take it if pressed upon
h;pn
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THE Utica Observer is authority for
saying that a citizen Of Saquoit, N. Y,
was attacked and pecked nearly to
death by a swarm of swallows. That
man was certainly swallowed by birds.
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RUSSIA and England are still jealous
Of each other, one evidently fearing a
coup d'etat on the part of the other.
Russia suggested that the British fleet
retire simultaneously with the with
drawal of Russian forces, but England
has made no reply.
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He CHANGED His Nina.

Frederick Powell went to San Fran
cisco from bis home in San Joaquin
county to get a second wife, his first
having recently died. He made his
errand known to a friend. who intro
duced him to a widow. She was pref
~, and he decided at once that she
would answer his purpose. Within an
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ONE way to prevent the recurrence
of troubles is to see that arms and am
munition are not circulated. The Hum
garian government has forbidden the
expectation of munitions of war to
Servia and Montenegro.
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MEHEMET ALI and Gen. Philippe
vich win sign a treaty. Well, suppose
they do, that won't guarantee much
quietude on the part of the insurgents.
The Treaty Of Berlin didn't prevent
them from kicking pretty strongly
against it.
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S6uTH CAROLINA has numerous FAM
lily feuds, and they usually end in a
murder or two. This is meat for the
telegraph man and good food for the
news editor. Let the good work go on.
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BROOKLYN has a bad reputation even
in the mighty deep. A Brooklynite
was bathing the other day, when a
shark caught hold of his leg. A mutu-
al friend saved the scared batber.
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AND now it is said that Parliament
will not be dissolved. The government
has a good method of bulldozing mem
bers who are not so certain of re-elec-
ton.
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To MAKE sure of possession, and to
be prepared for future contingencies,
Russia will man Varna with 10000
troops and 100 guns.
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IT Is an open question which is the
greatest curse, the Indians in the
United States or the religious fanatics
in Canada.
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FIGHTINe is such jolly amusement,
you know. that even Russian troops are
said to be deserving and joining the
Bosnians.
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THE hereditary King Of Cyprus is a
tramp, rolling through Colorado.
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THE Turks held Varna for 434 years.
1t has the strongest fortress and best
harbor on the Black Sea-
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KKARNEY is called a later by an
Eastern exchange. Yes, an agi-tator.
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WHAT will become of the army now
that Banning cannot go back to Con:
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BENJAMIN F. B.

BENJAMIN F. B.
Indignant got he
At the Bay State papers. you see;
Which said that Kcarney
Made his journey
To play knight In Ben Buffers tourney.
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THE shotgun policy has been trans
ferred to Canada.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

The shortest, quickest, and only direct
route to Washington and Baltimore, with
direct connections for Richmond, L%ynchburg,
Norfolk. and the Southeast, Philadelphia
New York, Boston, and the East.
Travellers desiring n speedy, pleasant, and
comfortable trip, should remember that the
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THROAT, LUNGS. LIVER & BLOOD

80
In the wonderful medicine 10 which the anlict-
ed arc above directed for relief, the discovcrcr
believes he has combined III harmony more Of
Natures sovereign curative propcrtics. which
GOD has instillcd INTO the vegetable kingdom
Tor healing the sick. than were ever before com-
bined in one medicine. Tho evidence OF this fact
Is found In the great variety OF most Obstinate
diseases which IL has been found to conquer. In
me cure OF Bronchitis, severe Coughs.
anu NE early stages ot Consumption, 4 has
nstonlshed tho medical faculty, and cmineut
physicians pronounce 1t the greatest medical
discovery OF the age. While 1t cures the sever
est Coughs, Il strengthens the system and puri.
Ties the blood. BY lis great and Thorough
iood-purifying properties, 1t cures all HUI
morss from tho worst Scrofuln to n common
Hlotch, rimplc. or Eruption. Mercurini
eradicafcd, and vigorous health and a sound
constitution established. Erysfpelns, Salt.
rheum, Fever Sorea, Scnly or ROugh
skin, In short, all the numerous Diseases causcd
by bad blood, are conquered by this powerful.
purifying, and invigorating medicine.
II you feel dull, drowsy, dcbiIftnfed. have SAL
low color OF skin, or yellowish brown spofs on
face or body, frequent headache or dizziness,
bad tastein mouth, internal heat or chiils alter.
forebodings, irregular appetite, and tongue
coated: yon are suffering from Torpid Liver.
Or Bi1l0usuess In many cascs of
Liver C0mplHtutc only part Of these
symptoms are experienced. AZ 4 remedy for
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covery has no equal. as 1t edc5ts perfect cures,
casins me liver strengthened and healthy.
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