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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-06
Local Personal.

Mr.. Vachel W. Anderson, of Pike street,
is home from Crosse Isle.
Gen. "Cerro Gordo" Williams, of Ken
lucky, is at the Burnet House.
Hon. J. J. Burns, State Commissioner OF
Common Schools, is visiting our schools.
Mr.. c. N. Ganmer, of the St. Clairsville
(Ohio) Gazette, is stopping at the Crawford
House.
W. A. Webber, ESQ.,. editor of the Saline
County Digest, Benton, Ark, is stopping
at the Burnet House.
The engagement of Mr.. Lawrence Men,
denhall and Miss Maggie Neff Of Glenway
avenue, is announced.
Capt. Edward o. O'Meagher Condor has re-
turned to this city from Boston, where he
lectured in the Boston Theater.
D. B. Dewy, of the Centaur Company of
New York, is in our city on business, stop
ping at the Gibson House for few days.
Capt. J. A. Johnson, so long Commander
of the Lytle GEeys has retired from that
organization. His successor is to be elected
next Tuesday night.
Miss Anna Foster, daughter Of Governor
elect Foster, has returned from her sojourn
wit Miss Baldwin at Springfield, and is
again at Miss Nourse's.
The marriage of Mr.. Hockett and Miss
Anderson will be consummated at the resi-
dence of the latter at Winton Place on
next Tuesday evening.
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POLICE COURT.

Saturdays Sorrowful Show Of Shameful Sin
pers.
Andrew Ernst, Jr.. was charged with an assault
and battery upon his aged father. When the old
man took the stand he commenced, in the Ger.
man language, to say that he did not wish to tes.
tify against hisan. STOP STOP" called Prosec,,.
tor Murpny, but this seemed only 10 make the old
man more emphatic in saying that he did moi
wish to prosecute his SON. "Haise stile!" "halse
stllel' yelled the Interpreter. 'Stop this-stOp
this" roared the Judge. "do you want to make q
bar-room of this placer
After considerable difficulty order was restored,
and the Judge ordered the elder Ernst to 20
around to the clerks desk and pay the costs when
confusion was again caused ly The son wanting
10 ray the SITS for the old man, which the Judge
refused to allow him to DO. Young Ernst was Ia.
ken ont OF the Court room, and the Old man was
compelled to. plank down the 81 for the costs.
Thomas Hanalein. OF Plainville, was fined IS
and G. sts for drunkenness.
B. W. Rice of Boone County, KY, got ten days
for drunkenness.
Geo. Gallagher, of St. Louis for having burg.
lars tools in his possession was sent to the Work.
house for twelve months
John Baldock colored. charged with cutting
Charles Harrison. had his case continued until
December 18th.
The case of Ben. Brinsmeyer, charged with
cutting Lewis Brinke'. was continued until De-
cemDer 10th.
George Bryant charged with stealing sixty-four
hog-sklns from the steamboat Wildwood, and
Alex. Brown. CHARGED with receiving the same,
were both bound over to appear belore the Grand
Jury. tu.t 5..-at
Ed. Taylor, charged with stealing three four
Percent bonds from J. N. Badger. of No. S1l West
sixth street, had his case continued until next
Tuesday.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers Of real
estate from noon yesterday up to noon
to-day:
Arthur F. Moore and wife to Thomas
Armstrong, 01-100 acres on south side of
Nicholson, about 800 feet west of Fair
mount avenue. North Fairmount $22O.
Patrick Purcell ct al, per Sheriff, to
Bridget Garraghan, 20 by 1873 feet on west
side of Cutter street. 435 feet north of Court
street; $1,000. .-.-..
Sanford Johnson ct al. to Josiah johnson,
Sr.. 8 acres in Survey No. 61S, on waters of
Clough Creek, lying next south of Bridges
land. Anderson Township; $4OO
Matthew Fleihman to N. Fleihman ct
al, undivided Is of so by $50 feet, on north
side of River Road, in Section 4, Delhi
Township; 5000.
Edward Craig, Sr., to R. G.. Craig, 1O5 by
200 feet on northeast corner of Falrview
avenue, Westwood $3.50 and other consid-
erationS
John Nolan ct al, per Sheriff. to George
A. Brigel, 70 feet front on north side OF
Fourth street. and through to Avery street.
lying 25 feet west of Stone street; $4,000.
Adam +. Lange and wife to German In
dependent Evangelical Lutheran st. Johns
SouSIcSdtiOlil vi hcdulIS, lOO NY III lCet,
Oh southwest corner of Main avenue and
Cooper street, Reading; 81 and other con-
siderations.
John T. Wright, per Master Commits
sioner, to William Mesloh, Lots Nos. 68 SO,
10 and II of John T. Wright's subdivision,
Walnut Hills; $432.
d. w. Strickland ct al. assignees, to
Adolph H. Nieman. q 94.1OO by 141 22-1O0
feet on west side of Madison Pike, GA $500
feet north of Vine street. Walnut Hills;
$1,303 90.
Joseph Nurre to M. & G. R. r. Co., as re-
organized perpetual lease to 40 feet front
on east side of Mill street, 4l6 feet north of
Second street; annual rent $792; privilege
of purchase at $500.
The Ross County Bank of Chillicothe,
and Bank of Marietta to Wm. H. Gurley,
grantors' interest in 81 S3-100 acres in east
part of Section 2, Sycamore Township, and
81 96-10O acres in northwest corner of Sec
ton so, Symmes Township; $4,000.
Louisa L. Humphreys and husband to
Edward johnson, 80 by ITO feet on east side
of Wayne avenue, 40 feet south of Syca
more street. Lockland; $40.
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Wee WirelinxS.

Newton Sellers, old citizen, died at Le-
banon, 0.
Young Owens killed by cars at Taylor
vile, Ind
John Hahn's house burglari zed at West
Milton, O.
Ira Edwards, saloonist, suicided at Co.
shen, Ind.
James Halstead's house burned at Har.
mony. Ind.
Samuel Kennedy pioneer, died neal
London, o. -.-..
Otto VOLTS child, Lizzie, burnedto death
in New York.
John H. Nash, son of banker suicided
at Milwaukee,. "r go
N. w. Ohio Medical Association closed at
Lima last night.
Della Owen, st. Loris dress-maker
burned to death. ,z..b
Henry Westbrook, Newark, O., fatally
hurt in runaway.
Henry Ropel's child burned to death near
South Charleston, D. .
Joseph McClung's baby burned to death
near Bloomington, Ind.
\ Mrs. Katie Kennedy, aged ninety-seven,
died at Greensburg, Ind.
Mrs Payne's son killed by falling tree
in Lawrence County, Iii.
Thomas Green. Lakeville, Mich, acci.
dentally shot and killed himself.
Lizzie Funke, laundry maid, horribly
killed in an elevator at Detroit. - =
Al. Hamilton, Tax Collector at Los An
geles CAL, absc IN ded with $4,000.
Clifton wv. Va.) Rail Mill sold to Mr..
Green. of Portsmouth. o., for $35, ,0O0.
c. A.Nourse, Dennis Lynch and Dennis
Reardon suffocated in corn-bin at Boston.
The abducted Georgia widow has been
found. There's mulatto baby in the case.
4 Henry Foltz aged seventeen, shot and
killed q burglar who was trying to enter
H0ltz's shoe store at Crestline, O.
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Shadows of Coming Eventa
The Cuvier Club meets tonight.

The Home Circle Literary Society will
meet at the residence of Mr.. Benz. Hop
kins, Oh Ohio avenue, next Monday even
ing.
The 'Nameless'' Club of the West End
will give their next party at the residence
of Stacey Hill, ESQ.,, at Mt Auburn, on
Christmas Eve.
The Young Mems Mercantile Library As
sociaton will meet tonight at the rooms of
the Library for the purpose of electing a
Nominating Committee.
Among the other good things to be given
at the entertainment bv the Gala Dramatic
Club on December oath will be the fasci-
mating songs and dances by James A. Ever
son, entitled Somebody Coming When
the Dew-drnps FALL" and Down Among
the Flowers"
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Change Of Time on the l., {. 1 l. Railro.i

On and after Sunday. December 9Th, 1879, the
Indianapolis Accommodation will leave at $40 r.
m. instead Of 3p. m. The Lawrenceburg Accom-.
mediation will leave at 10l5 a. M, instead Of 1910
g. m. The Chicago and st. Louis Mail will arrive
at 10 p m, instead Of 10:.6 p. m. The Valley
Junction Accommodation will arrive at SIS a. M,
instead Of 6;60 a m. All other trains will run r
Yer former schedule
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THE COLD CLABBER CROWD.

Ex-Gov. Seymour will address the peo-
pie at the opening of the second Interna-
tional Dairy Fair on Monday evening next.
Among other prominent speakers will he
Gov. Foster, Of Ohio; Lieut.. Gov. DORIS
heimer and Hon. Erastus Brooks. Presi-
dent Hayes is expected, and Gen. Grant
has also signified Ills intention of visiting
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METROPOLITAN MENTION.
FEMALE RAID ON SMOKERS.
,fionai ASsociatad Press tn The Etar.

New YORK, Dec. 6.-Miss Francis L. Fer
gison Yesterday entered the smoking car on
the Third Avenue Road, and after protest
ing against the cigar sEiokc she called upon
all smokers to desist A general laugh re-
suited in an assault by the lady on L. ST,
John Henriques. She cutfed him with hel
mnff, and was arrested and taken to the
TOombs,
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CONSTIPATION.

Rev. +. r.. Osgsod, New Ysrk, sayss .,
II have had Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach sna
Nervousness. never had any medicine to q
mo 30 much good as TUFTS PILLS. They IN
as good as represented"
0fics IS Murray Street, New Ysrls
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The alarm signal Of consumption Is
hard dry cough. Soften it and cure it in
forty-eight hours with Hale's Honey of
Horehound and Tar. Sold By druggists \,
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one min.
ute.
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ENGRAVING.

CNAREs OF NEW YORK. OR TRICKs AND
y Traps Of the Great Metropolis, expesel an
swindles, humbugs and pitfalls of the city Ju2
out, nearly 200 large pages, profnsely n.ustrstst
JESSE HANKY 4 CO., llS Nassau stsex Nee
yogk,
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members can not take away any articles
from the, church.
DAYTON. O.
The Mayor yesterday issued warrant to
close all OF the variety shows of this city.
William A. Roher, young man twenty
two years of age, was arrested by Officers
Brunner and Thomas, yesterday, on a
charge of assault with intent to commit a
rape on a married woman twentv-three
wears of age by the name of Josie Stephens
a variety performer. Nine dollars and 81 K ty-
five cents and knife were found in Roher's
possession. This Is the second rape case
within the past week; and it is in the dark
of the moon at that.
At the meeting of the Montgomery Coun-
ty Medical Society last plight the subject of
diphtheriaAsin its relation to the Public
Schools was discussed. There were papers
ON the subject by DR.. J. D. Daugherty and
DR.. L. H. Neal, the health officer. Shall
pupils coming from homes where diph.
liberia is known to exist be excluded from
our Public Schools? This question hinges
on another, viz: Is diphtneria an infectious
diseases In other words, can it be carried
in the clothes? There is abundant proof
that the disease can be communicated from
person who has the diphtheria to a
healthy person. For example, the virus of
this dread disease may be passed from one
individual to another through kiss. 1t
seems like harsh treatment to exclude a
pupil from school, but in times of epidem-
ic diphtheria this is pro bono publico. The
STAR reporter is indebted for the above
facts to DR.. J. B. Shank, member of tile
Society.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-06
EhDTnkR W0MDEREil eURE
EFFECTED BY
CALIFORNIA EaaNT!C RUSS!


CALIFORSIA ELASTIC TRUSS ~~syEssfs9--7s
COMPANY.-W. }. HORNE. Pro
urict0r.--Dear Sir / zoe! that o'', x
it You and u humanity to wr!3, tEEe~ q ~
the fact that have been SUBSiAN I X. ATSN -
TALLY Ct RED Of a bad Of Z
Rupture of thirty standing, by III
III your incompatible TruSees
which purchased from You three
months cannot teCrihs TIE suffering, both physn
y ard mentally, that have undergone during thas
period, and nov ice like being. have worn al.
kinds Trusse both Steel Elastic and received
permanent relief until tried yours Its simplicity O.
construction, and facility with it be adjusted,
the ami perfect freedom the motions OF the
body with which it be without causing any irr1-
taon It's chief merits and it perfect supporter
have had any sign OF return Of the rupture since the
first cay put it on and fee that perfectly CURED.
inva ht the fact should he known the world
You he subject their inertia
am truly yours, ALFRED J. BjkkE, Chief Mail CLERK
5. F. Daily Evening Post San Francisco July 20, 1878.
Physicians Is Years. txperIence.
COLUMBIA Troumne Co. July 16, 1878.
W. j. Horne, Esq.-Dear Sir For some time past
have used IN NY practice the California FL site Truss
Of both During practice OF forty FIVE years have
found that would with the and certain
ty the required ad the pressure being al
under the immediate control o. the patient, 1Ss
simplicity and of application is Of itself guarantee
every experienced physician. have the honor to femi
by mail The due, knowing that contribute to the
allevaticn Of afflicted humanity. Yours truly,
j. ?. 1lBBIGS, NJ D.
-eud F"r TIiusrratet cat ai"gtie and Price
Lit = Ing Fuii tnso,m ,tion and
tSu'~~ FIR NJ ing
v. 8.-The California Elastic Truss is not for sale by
any Druggist in Carson City They prefer sell Eastern
trash. which they make large profit Send ID.
rect to the
cAtgrts2%TA ELASTIC T@U - COwPAS
myths 30 Market street Francisco
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y NyHva DIsVH'S'

NyH" DIs'S'S' go L. tTHE HIir u Ni,t -
Y STATES for the District of Nevada. In the matter
o. John ), Ulrick. n<rnpt in bahkrup cy Notice
hereby 81 ven that john =. Urck, Cit, in said
pistric. hereto duly adjugd bankrupt )rding
law has file in this COIrt petiGt praying dis
ehse all his debts and her claims provab!e under
Che Revised Statutes Of the United States and tia Is
Day he 20 dlY Of JULY. Is 9, 10 O'Clock A. w. and
Chs eIurtroom oi sid court in Carson City, have been
appointed the time and place for bearing the same,
VII q nj where any person interested appear and
show ss, il any there DO, why he sad petition shOuG
not be grIuei T. j. EDWARDS, Clerk
C.rJon City, July l, 1870 jy2lJt.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-06

The BEST Spring Medicine and
DeauttGer Of the Complexion in use
Cures Ft;nples, Boils, Bitches, MEN,
ralgia, Scroflia. Gout, Eheum attic
ami MercuriaI Pains, and all Dis
eases arising 1rcm DisoTiered state
Of the Blood or Liver.
SOLD BY ALI, DRUGGISTS,
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= IF. . H L III II e Y,
No Ii r aruey street. San Francisco.
>s,R@.r& ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
Z diseases.
YOUNG MEN

Who be suffering from the effects OF youthful foies
indSCrcOAS will do well to avail themselves of this the
greatest ai at the feet of suffering humanity
Or SPINNEY will guarantee forfeit five hundred dol
ars for of weakness private sease OF
kind character which he undertakes and fails
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
troubled with too frequent evacuation Of the bladder,
often accompanied by slight Smarting or burng
ton and weakening or the system i'll manner tho
tent cannot account On examining the urinary de-
posts rOpy sediment will often he found, and sometimes
small particles OF abumtn will appear the color will DO
# thin miIksh hue, again changing to dark and tor
pid appearance. There men who die Of this
difficulty ignorant of the which is the second stage
of seminal weakness. DIR. r will GU perfect
all such nj healthy restoration of the gento
urinary organs.
A. Consultation free. Thorough examination and ad
vice S.
Call or address DR.. SPINNEY co,
aI,2Onl Arlington House, Carson, Nsy.
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Nm THE DISTRICT COZ Rr OF TINE SEC

- OND Jui Cal biSTticL OF he Oi Nevada and
for tn COu lty of Drm,bY. jams &c tvs plaintiff
&Ny JAM GettyS dsienl ant Action br hJ i'll tie Dis
rics oar, OF 'nd Jud~iI D,tric of the Of
plant file in I'D County Ormsby in the Office Of the
ClcrI o. said Dis riot GoCrrhs state Nevllt sends
greeting IN III ny jane &c tY-, fen lane Won hereby
required c. appear in action hOu Eht against by tn
a6 I'm II plaintiff in the d. ic5 Court # TIE Second
Ju cis District OF the State Of Ncva in and the
Coud,Y ri Orm}by. AMI to answer the complaint iiel
therein o. cIpy ui t'rh ac:p nplui-s this nUnn-)
within ten days (eYCu'ive of the uay OF service
alter the service On you Of this SUNNI nS-i
this county but in this District vi hin Nv MY dyS
o.horwis5 within forty dtys-r jld cnent by default Wi
be TAX II 'n yDI ThI sill &c n i br'uE2t 10 Dht lin
desree vi yors Hiss 'lyn the bbui OF IN lrm
nsns between plain 10 aId yrur'e!t on tn grounds al
II. having conn tie al e IN the latter Ptrt "t Che
y3ar n ID Is 4, and N sac pLrt Of the year \. ~
1873, in tn Territory (r"w Statel Of Culor.d with
two r2r@in p1rsrn'. HAmd in cmnlGin', at various
AM verse q ues Al ntCe an At vlrDlS diverse
times All pl css down To this tie with Other
persIis; that t. the exact TINS and places of aid
b. at sad tnl in the Sttte of >evadl and
t1er grounds that you had the time Of your ge
III plaintiff form &c husband living in Colorado b. name
OF X b ri 2''i5 oi "nicl IS more fully st firth /
pa ntids corplH mt. AMI yu hereby notified thai if
you la 90 Alp.k a.. tlt stjd mant alb
required, '' 81 paata: vii apply to the Court for the
re ieI d''o 'a'oI il. ri Complaint.
GV2. Gt.'t " afuu slt the Seal of the isTct Court
Of sg5 4 a. Jude !. Dst.ic uf the sta Of Nevada, in
The year ~ oar Lord. thousand eight hundred and
seventy tuU.
lsGNh.l J. IL MARSHALL Clerk
T. G,F.Tv. Nt'rrn'v 80 - '.'sT.
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gIF
Statement showing the outstanding Indebtedness I, the
county July l, 1879:
County Bonds rom No S. to 200 inc'ns'vA.
given to the Virginia & Iiuckee railroad
Company DECEMBER 10, 1850 ....... Sis coo 90
Accrued interest On the same July l. 1879 459 "A
Fund Gis,r,ct No. 1............,..... -. 5000 co
Acc1lel interest same to July !. 1870. ..... AZ 90
Stiar warrants County school Fdnt Dis
trict No. ......'................... lG9 GO
Warrants on thc General Fund .............. 90 40
Total gross indebtedness Of the county July l.
1872 ~ SIG G67 81
Kespsctfu }y submitted,
NJ l. YAGFR.
County TrAasure~ OrnlSby County, New
(HyD0RsEDI Filed July I, A. d 1879.
J. Il. Bl ,Esu,L.. Clerk.
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Ssdi-AaM1 Z hEPJST UF tna Gsasi
aUrir99,
0RFICH OF COUNTY AUpTroR,
OGMsBy County NEVADA, July l, 1870.

To the Hon the Board OF Cout7 Commissioners Ornlsby
CoIIn Y, STATE Uf Nevada:
The County Auditor respectfully submits tbs oli"wut
report OF tao fiscal affairs OF the said county for the sa
months endin. june 32th, 1919
i.alance on hand ct close Nf husiness pscenher
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&gis.aismUssL 1Ef.2.t Is Tae JluasT
TREASURER.
OFFICE 0P CoUHTY TRgAsUFER,

CAR&C% CITY Nevada, July !, 1879. {
60 the Hon. the Board OF County Commissioners Ocnsy
county, Nevada:
Gen lerren; have the honor to herewith submit my
oprt OF the rHcsp ana disbursements, with such other
nfornatioH may he TOR foil AMI complete
uldcr tandn: ni The ,c,ns # his department
he six months ending juno 80 1879:
G:ATEvg&T
showing balance hand January l, 1879 and apporti0n
nent 0f the to the different fu Gs
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-28
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS PENITEN
TIARY.

1t is hardly fair to crlticise the first RE
port of the Commissioners of the Southern
Illinois Pcnitentiary." but we cant with
hold the remark that 1t was an oversight or
mistake of judgment in Messrs. Fonda,
Clements and Lawrence in not furnishing
the General Assembly, and through that
body, the public, the names of the convicts,
their age, nationality, the name of the
county they were sent from; term of service,
nature Of employment to which they were
assigned, when committed and why.
Without this feature the report is notice
ably incomplete. 1t is shown that during
the three months ending January lst, 1879,
one hundred and ffty-eight prisoners had
been received but no man can tell how
many prisoners the pcnitentiary contains,
and as consequence is unable to decide
from the figures given whether the cxpend-
itures show economical management or ex-
travagance; whether the earnings and
and products Of labor are above or below
the average; whether the institution is de-
voted to the accommo dation of that portion
of the State for which it was erected, or
whether it is loosely devoted to
thcuscs of Cook as well as Alexander county.
But, as we have said, the Report is the first
one and should not be viewed with a critics
eye. 1t was made under disadvantages
and drawbacks that will not exist, two
years hence, and is, hcrhaps, the best the
commissioners could do under the circum-
stances.
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speech contained a hint on that subject, put
twas 80 yelled in phraseology that few dis
cerned II, and the best caricatured statesman
in America, after opposing the investiga'
ton on the broad grounds that it would not
pay, sat down, leaving all who had come to
''see fun" disappointed.
The next star was Mr.. Eugene Hale, OF
Maine. His speech was impromptu, and
the most vindictive Of the programme. He
spoke with bitter irony of the 'guileless
old man." surrounded by friends and neph-
ews, who would now have an opportunity
to vindicate himself from the charges of
having attempted to purchase through
fraud, with money, the high Office to which
he was not elected by the people.
Hale was followed by Omer d. Conger,
from Michigan, whose speech was hardly up
to his usual efforts in bouffe oratory.
To Mr.. Hewitt of New York, as chair
man of the Democratic National Campaign
Committee, was accorded the privilege of
concluding the debate He read from q
printed manuscript a strong argument in
favor of the investigation, hurting back the
shameless assertion of Hale, that Tilden
was not elected, very directly into the ;eeth
of "the gentleman from Maine'-and
showing that the Democratic candidate
HAD boon chosen for the place fraudently
held by Mr.. Hayes, by a clear popular ma
jority Of more than two hundred
thousand votes, and an electoral ma
joTity Of twenty five. Two days after the
election there was not man in America
who did not know, and who did not con
tess, that Mr.. Tilden had been triumphantly
elected; and while Democrats everywhere
were preparing tranSparencies and bontires
to celebrate their victory. Republicans like
| Chandler, Sherman and others, were delib-
Grating how they might rob the victorious
party OF the fruits Of its victory. The
stain of that stuptndouS fraud the most
glazing political crime Of the nineteenth