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Duell, Duke, Eldredse, Elliott, u y. Foe.
Tor, ,UARfIEIn. uafreit, uetl, ,lilddlnHa,

Duell, Duke, Eldredse, Elliott, u D Foe.
ier,dARfiELD, Garrett, Gets, ,0iddlnus,
0olloday, urifli,h, llanoook, Hanks,
llarmer, Harper, q. v. Harris, Hays, j,
W. lIa,elion, llerndon, ilouah,on,
Kendall, King, lamison, lAmporl, Ian
sins, Leach, Lowe, Maynard, Mci!snry,
McJunkin, Mckee, Mckinney, MoNes.
", ~ Y, Meyers, Morey, Morphis, l..
Meyers, Negley. Niblack, Packard, !. u.
Parker, Peek, feroe, Perry, Platt. Prin'
die. Price, Rainey, Randall, j. NJ.
Rice, ] o. Robinson, J, i,ogerr, Y, u.
Rogers, Sargent, shanka, sheldon, u.
Sherwood, AloHu, knapp, Snyder, Storm,
Nlouph,on, A,osell, ~ John, hulher.
land, Sypher, TalIe, q. u Thomsa, u,
Townsend, Turner, Iuihill. Twitchell,
Nnnrheoa, Waddell, Wallare, Whiteley,
Williams ~ lndiana,'J. NJ. Wilson,
Winchester, y, N. ", Young iO2.
Nays MossIa Amhlor, Archut, Az.
thur liarhor, lIaInum, l'eaiiy, ". n,
hell, l'iri, A lIlair, l'tighi. burlington,
llunnell, llurChafd, Nsmpbell,f v. Clarke,
Uohutn, tnngei, Cotton, tos, tehs,
Crncker. !, j Davis. Dawes, Dunnan.
Dus, Esmoa, Wv, isInswuiih, finkeln.
hurp, q, foaier W u, fos-
ter, frye, uoodrich, H. Hale, Ham.
ton, Ilanilry, i. y Harris, llavons, !.
u llswloy, ! R Ilswloy Hay, ~, W.
iiasulion, ilihhari. ilill, u = iIosr,
Holman, kellogy, kon, kelchaun. MI.
lnuer, esia, ! Lynch, Msulniyrp.
Marshall, MrClolland, Mdlormlok
MrUrsry, Mdlrcw, Merriam, Mor.
rick, Monroe, W T. Nihlack, Ou,
rarksr, Palmer, u. w. Parker.
Pen leinn, Poland, T., u, Iioher,S,
Iluak, Sawyer scofull, seAsiuns, shella
harper, Shoemaker, slater, slorun,, u.
~ Amilh, J. 4 Smith, W. q, smiih,
Npcr,, hprapuo, hlalk weather, u, n.
stevens. Stevenson, Terry, W. Town.
send, iipaon, Walden, Waldron, War
ren, wells, Wheeler, q. W. willard, !.
Y, Wilaon ~,
Not voting Mras,s, Acke,, Amea,
Harry, T. W Heck, \, " Heck, Nlggs,
iraslon, lIfookE Vnminpu, Iroly,
poddz, Dunncll, Esly, farwoll, fhrkef,
lialdoman, llalHoy, llereiorl, Hopper,
Kelley, kinSulla, Manson, Mitchell j.
u. Moore, Morgan, rolers, 70,
lor, Potter, Read u. '. Ric',
lllchir, W R liolnria, lioo%
yoll Scclcy. Ahnnot, Hsann, Tyn.r,
Van Trump, N,uahan, Wakemsn,
Whllhorno, Williams, II New l"rk,
wood ~
Mr.. GARFIELD moved ~ reconsider
lh,a vote, aud alao moved Ia lay the
motion ~ luronHidot on tho table
which latter motion waH sgIuod Ia.
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Don Cameron. Hhubarb ris.

cleveland li,rald Rrp
Al that supt,Wv mumrut Ut p'ri the
gnuiua ui npp Cameron asserted iisell
Cdnly emerging from the ssyludrd cor
uor where hr hal been Watching the
course nl cyruis, he reached rupapicn.
uu. position, aud, signalling pagU. gave
him a Nisrrtrd uUlcr Then ho awaited
ere,t. ralm and confident The Storm NJ
battle hushr,i fut irN moments, Nhil"
tho cumhatanls g1fr,l ehpvcaniiy at the
pannaylyania ,hipitaiu, whose sNea
we're mllpNips With qui't VA.
torrat the movements ~ hls
hIIle meaannusr OthrT oNr- turned in
iha samr direction, and tho return at tie
PAGE with package Nas Watched S''h
keen interest The rhleitain stopped,
received the package, uuwrapprd H.
once mnrr uto,ij proudly err't ~ 'he
iarr oi that vast anl highly vSrlied mal'
utudr. calmly devuurvl huge seam'nl
oI rnuharh pia That in,,isnl feslnreh
daripline ani rpnhlvu,r tn the demon
ahloA aud dtshOaflonVd ufanl lnr'es.
CpnkhnV might stumble snd Logan
strike uut wihllv, hut u tameroa ronh
MUNICH rhnbarh pie with gpoi appetite
all Was not Yet lnsl. The Grant cause
waa saysd lTom Immediate ruin AMI
yysn another respite by piece OF '"
barb pis
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lat my iho Presidential vote III 1870 NJ u
haa,s, rrpurI"d ~ lnll"we, j w. Ken
npdY chairman
Committee au Hssaiu,,uns

The COMMITTEES un Credentials nut ysi
being prepared ~ EubHit tholr report,
the CnmmiIIre on ReAnluiinuH submit
ted their report, through ilS Chairman
john g. Vance, recommending the ~
peal ui the two thirds rule NJ lho Nation
al convention
Nj ilcslu moved to amend, iayntiuR
the two thirds rule Lost
The original report sas then taken ~
aud adopted
The Committee un Credentials report.
ed they wuuld be- unah.e ~ report under
half an hour, ani we're granted iutlheT
time.
Calls II "Gond' Guud'" Wilson
Wilsopl then ,Hnuudpl ,hroush lho
hail aud Mr. Good failing to respond Al
tho invitation oi Mt Wilson,
that gentleman himsell FLIED TIE
interim siIh ieN veil ,imed remarks,
enhancing hts hearers and wiunins
many iuondz, dwelltng tightly uu tar
hold aud REVERSING the atrocities ui Ihs
kspuhlican party when in ppNct ~
West Virginia The honorable gentle.
man cloael his remarks with a glowing
perutaiion un the Democratic party f,
amiist great applause,
The Hon H. u. johnson followed 10
a STIRRING speech, carrying nis audience
silh him aud Arraisning tie usufping
party nuS in pnSsT in masiefiy inan.
net Tie Nas repeatedly applaudeh.
NJ James speYvt, Vt Ohio county,
then announced that
Tue uuIamit,ss on Credentials
we're ready Ia submit their report 10 the
Convention, through ils chairman, D.
N TurpsI, Ouing ~ the extended
length II The lisl II delegates we omit
all eIusp, those from Ohio eouuty, -
iOllova.
ohip oousty pslasssss.
j. W, Kennedy, W l. ussras. keb
srt simpson, Jus Emshsimsr, A. Usih'
well, r. N. Darrsh, W. u. Davis, John
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TiIE NEWS.
A Cr, -iallisatlon of the Import.
ant events of Yesterday.

The fpglish will syacuale Cahul
4 uys Cuban luan IL announced
"l-ouuny" won the Ascot cup yezlcr,
day
Gladstone IA Wuing tp pat an increased
IA, uu juhn Hull's he,r
An anti durlhnl aasocialion has been
iu,mrl ,u south Carolina,
Tho difficulties between Hnumania
aui mlutt,h have been rrmnyci
Tue .up,lrv civil appropriation lull
psai'i the Srua'" tnally Yesterday.
IIttmr",,d that civil War hn, hru
kru ,ut Iu ihr ptsontlu" l''puhlir
Wu.ap a u.mir,,iug h,r navy IN the
rs.h ru anticipation ui a Nar With
jhiut
o.. rrur be- getting ryal, a. zutrpn
Ist gn,,lully q" the demands ri the
European p'wrtH.
tho s,hemo ~ hrius the pIral rarrrs
"MtuI e aul "Sauia tlaus' Together
he. hllyu Through
Ny4t,r,lsy VIA u l,Ral holilay iu Wis
,pu4,u. aui ',r'ut vaa the hriu ~ the
hour al tbo Veterans ~ uuiun.
With a rtul,,l,uu platform and ircp
i1aIa candidate. the Radicals are he
tNr,u ib, i,ytl aud the deep sea.
Tho H,luuu,J Cbur,h haa begun -
wa un N,.uwY that threatens ~ pru
du.H -rltt iu that ry,lrslhRli,al body
Tho Republicans lu C"uprras are iry
iug lt d,lrai the p"liiiral htlla hY Hli
busletiug Tho ollnrl Will be- - vain one
N4l,uip, Ma lln,,s s,nI lu the Spu
aia tI,r un,us ui os tiu,rtuur listitauii,
he tbp utlyy 81 Collector ui the lutt ~
Philadelphia.
the IuIni rvsuIuiinu iuf The HnyrTu
mput ut th, plprtutal count Was up iu
Il,uao Yesterday. hut 49, definite a,liun
wat taken upon %
The ulaJluuu adopted h, the National
urrrul,,t ipl,ur ppIty iu thiragn yea
torl,y, b. ut tuo saw" 'harartcr ~
lbut' that ha,, E'u" hvi"tr.
Iu Sew utA city. yrstutlaY, Iualuuz
Tstmuu beat li4 vito ~ death. then -Ut
Hur tp th, huu4,. nui nuaunlly l't h,s
osu Itts uut thruush u rpsh iu hla luH
RIrr
The ,tuh,J pll dnily grove moo"
hitter tu ltr,li,aIa ui all sha'rs ~ -"uii
mout uN,apt thusc Nhu smother u m
tho uiiL ant tuZh a'utiuuut ut llHY's
ku,h,u ,aluu't
Nuu,r ujIl boz given W ihu lh,ilHh
iipt,4r q tuum,u, shuttly ui a W"tl"u
rpui,mustnry ui a., prnIua'i m"uu
muut u Nral Niu-i,, Ahh,y tu the late
t,r",h ruu,r lmp,ttal
Tb,. ruut resolution ilstnr .1 PDr roui
al ,slut,m duty uu all impuitrd hu"p
itpu. lhp ,uutrarta iut Which Wote ma'l'
prior tu Napu Wh ui liis veal, paaarl
tho s,uato ,,atuulal.
John lIu,hnuuu, srusirl m lhil
lolpbia uu "Wednesday luI uslug ilr
80 ,,Is iu connection With t,aiv liauiulout
m#i,L diplomas. V1s Yesterday U'W
mrir,t iu d,iauit ui tlO tan bait
A. Columbus. Ohin. luat utFht Wa.
Iuu,tt, 81 t,iauytllo, lI,kiuU county.
Whilr attempting a. huarl u construction
a. ,In uu the uhtp ttutthl Railroad. irll
uu.lrr tho Nhruia ani was Instantly
kIlIri
The Gt,,ulp,k Convention u thi
ragp hsa n,,umu ug dla"rlpIN 49, ~
Rlt,d It,ip,,ssur They W'um
plial,r.l permanent uIWini.,iiun y's
iruiay. apd aluuttrd the delegates oi
the eu,JnliatR.
Bru tuu,tuu lpa rrluari iu shoulder
UuUrli B4 hartman ui the lirpuhli'tu
National tuuuttt,, The eiUiWHIta &C.
aufu hy th,u experience With llaN's
iu4t What 10 ia o. waste thrir aS uUtuDEs
uu the i,astt az
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ILi,IsoI. pIMouHAOY

Lyman Trumbuu Nominated tat Gov
sTnoT The Dslsss,ion Va uinoinnsu FoT
Msfrison Fifsi with Seymour as Second
Uhoiee
srslEHElstp, lu, Juns ln - The
state Ton youiinn ~ the Democratic
party VAS held here ioaiay. Thse ~as
= determined effort malle ,o instruct ths
delegation ioT seymour bui The fcsoia'
iiun w that etlud wAa defeated by the
friends oi Morrison, whn@s sTEumsbi
against inslfuciing iof apy one and thus
ruling uu, Murnsoa, proved elective
Hon. Lyman Trumbull vas In the ton.
yentian, apd though Ice protested aEsias,
II. he uaA nominated tnr Governor by
anclamation, the second place on the
tirtet bsins given 10 lesis d psfsoes
After opnpletnE the slsts psksi TIE
uony en,l.,h adioafnsA : ttbf4 -
tpsarI,,.is.i oa E,,.rth paos
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ma pHarHHATU TiXl
The Dsmnltiun Dilemma ~ tho hadlna'
Juuslsfs in unusrssa
~ "
AauIsutnE, Juue III.


AauIsutns, JuUo ~
Tho Republicans IA Congress aro ~ q
,uaniary 49, Iu how they ahall a,i ul"u
upon tho pfos'ul iarill bills h'lnrn Con
sIraa Wiih lhr urrrss,l, IT el'".nt
my prulcclinn Ia carry P'nnayl''"'''
and tho unpl,aaant tact ui lrr' l'''lr'
lnr thai, standard bearer, ihoy a," ho
tWr,n IWu horns IT dtlcma, o,th't "i
wbi,h promises tu gnro them "adlI
Tn IA, Turkrr iriuI ~ have The li"uHe
~ iulr Committee ui tho Whole nn The
tanll bills. and the Radicals immoii
airly raiaol tho ry oi "un quorum
That ,upli uut have hson ma iuialnod,
bat they were Temporarily r"lieN'd hN
tho withdrawal ul the motion. lh'l
vii have a. face the musi' l'slo'n ~
lpurumnnt, however
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hal always been opposed Ia It's eslab
lishmpnt
The amendment sas hnally releried
10y n vote ui ~ ~ 20
What the war uusi.

WAsuiSutos, June 10 The secre
laty ol the Treasury forwarded IN day
lu the Senate u statement ot eSpenscs
incurred hy thu United States ~ the
war 1T rehrllion lie alan specified the
amouut paid on the principal III the
public debt thereby Incurred. The
abatement ~ the eNpenHna pfoN lng onl
al the war FROM July |, lsBi, Ia June ~,
lhin, Inclusive amuuuls ~ uroaH 80
prndiur -. ~ hOp hiO, I2lB2 specific
expenditures ol the war, N,lNfsiA, wa
This statement waa made IN response tu
the Senate resolution
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IftbItEttiN
HktlI.A N D.
The Europs.p Power. pLspsrins 10 Settle
the Tuftish DIfiaal,ies.

Thn tufupesN EhNtfs I'Ns'''b '" S''''
the Tuftlsh D,Haal,,es
I0Hpos, June 10 The British,
French. liussian. and Austrian anbaA'
sadnfa resident III iiefliD, aud Prince
lluhenlohe, II the German foreign
office, will meet there on "Wednesday
nrtt, aided 10y rSpsris, sbo ATE io com
posn the delinilatInn oonDiHsion' The
preliminary laiors ~ill consume about
iso wssts, When the technical eoin'
mission Ia ready IA report, W.. conls''
.ooa sill ieassembls, aud draw up the
finai pruiocol, giving an auihotsiise In
l.Ipfstaiun ui aIiicle 2itb ~ the treaty
IL berliH Tits vlll b. the basis oi HE
collective medislion ~ the po~e,s TIE
conference has no roniful over tie att
iuhn ~ Turkey aud GIescs, a. they VII
not bo represented !, sesms ths, u
haA been assumed by The posers thus
laf thai their decision will DO accepted
a. matter ~ onnrHs.
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THE SALARY GRAB.
Anew FACTS FOR tHt TRENDS or
Dt GOlYtR GhRfltlD.
CONVICTED OUT OF Ms OWN MOUTH

Tho l,adioalA have already begun 10
rlaim that IN tho matter oi the saiary
prah, Garfield can clear his skirts oi any
guilty completely. There Ia No time
like Tho present, while the question Ia
hot, ior coniutng these preposlerouH
assumptions Happily, The proofs
which W. publish this morning, are iur'
niahed hy Republican ~ Rppuhicaua
Edward Mrrhorsou, nI Pennsylvania.
lIe thus isrnuly lays that skeleton bare.
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MURDER, ARSON. Suicide,
Tho Terrible rrio Of Grimes
Committed hl ~ Jealous Gcr
man

Nrv Nuus, lm' lu l"hn tiimp'l, -
Grrmsu lus,u rHiut,r ~ Ne. lh u
lau,oy aifr,t. beat hta Wiir this WuthiuE
uutI bv thuurht ahu vsa dugi ll'
thou thrrv brr uut upon the f'hi'a
hnu,I tl,r I,,l,uuu, duur, srt the house
attic ani rut h,s uwu thruat ituuI rur u"
n,r. Tho Ht,m,u luuui him uu The h'd
eny,lupr,I iu tlamra llr bad dragged
hima,It into n, whore ho hri The
uo,unn'a skull is rartur'i aul hrr
death ,a expected l,aluus' W"a ihe
rausr ~ the ,riu,
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Dhv oooDs.
nsv Yea.

su yoss, Jans iO.--Dry aoo&1-
Co,ton s.s,si. iD irregular demand, Not
leading MAKES aud bfosn sheeiiass Q"
moving NOR. ife.ly ifom agents hands
soltoa soosls anse,i'edl prints ssrce' !
la.ns hoies laifiy Iow end ms'iinm zee
simsres more soa.k, ior, bt oshss
clsihias uoolsas remain quiet
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Iaysly r,me IN uonsre..
a,.,isI uura,,h tn u's Register

"a, ,isi uHrai'h 90 h' H'g'''''
WAsulsatoS. June ~
Ih,rr will ho lively debate ~ the
lI,uar tu.mnrrpw The Deputy Mat
sbnla hll will ho Iskcu up ~ the Hpo
,i.l ,rI,r. and tho Republicans have
been allowed three hours iur debate
Aa,dr irom ,ia campaign va =, Their
tnundrJ will ho wasted.
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pHtblIlJlb
Nsw Soss

kuv yosE. Juue I'D. Gallon t,sady
.i ,lC,ipIr, m,u,. .l,aJ,. liou,
I,,Ii and h,ayy ,.,,ip,s A OuD ba,,,is.
snr,an. u,.,.,n ami stat. a. u,lsl
4 a. rou,rnnn 4, v,.,d A Wsal bDi
y,nJ IA ,loi,, A l,tsJ uD. xtiie ~b.st
.,,,a a. Ghtob Oo. ,.t,s Ohio a. gha
n gn 4, Inui. A s,sa7 OD. Mlnp.sola
rs,en, prmn. ~ Usas 70. wh-a,
lni,iI ,,,oip,s mn iso bIsLelsI nm.
naJcj sr,,uv Al INfaI ", No. . sp,,nH
a itaI ~. No. sp,iup tI IVai NJ,
uny,aJrJ red si lsldaI i6l, No.
tI g,aI ~, nl..L Water 81 abI No. .
amb,, tIq uuy,n,lod ~hli. 81 aAe
IpI Nu white Al ?lnI phI No.
Lo sale. 5pU1 bushels, al, sI ?s(s
hnnhsiH, NJ VI HlmI 9si s'llrf yn't'
sales lhii~ bushels, NJ " lWSt W
seller August, sale" h'"n b".'''s. n
" lllthl w. Nufn na,ilN' tn'e,ps
20 m" bnSh'lH "ns,ahe' nN"n5' Nn
! h's'ho'' s'"a'n', "s.n'' "" to,t
tth3r No, s''''' jn"o on't', ss""' sav
bW'bolr oa's Heavy anh O~s' |,
s"S'ein missed 'n"''', ~hn" ses'e'n
,W"Nr liN n''"ny M" ""'nsmse"
Hops tlnl'l anh 'ihthahs.d 'oms"
Quiet aud Il'm sugar Ifm 'alf w
good Irhnlnp Ito'lc Mol..."" quiet
nnh "i.ady, h'e - lmmand 'sl' ms,s"
hum feiiol"nm pni' '"''.I Vll''
crude el"It, "hnrl Hh ans
Nnil NJ nlo'H" Io'' "~'n wv"
NJ ~ lOool W i"peh,'n"- e''""s"'
ut g't isE ,"""m' 70" ',, III "
y" w" /" 'tVp,r ,,,, ,o IN" IT.,
"N w" NV" W
| '"' 80 w" a.. .La,,
p""'""" "' s ,''I,. go,
~" ~ -, l,n, -, s,Xr.,
| - :" ' ,Ia.,"i, wh,.ly-
"'' ~" ~
"""''"'' w
o""
| CwoAso, June ~ Flour bull and
Nominal. Wheat Iuli, w.at aud lo~
~, No Chicago !.pr'ns VIC cash We.
settler July h' seller auru. sales o.
p7GryIio seller June, No do ps 80.
jsrlri Oso. Corn Ih lsli lausnd, b"'
lover y, B,r bii cash Ne s.llsf July /,
MIc seller August r.jeo,sd sA Oats
In tsif demaBi bu, loser ai VT 'ss' 4,
oslo setter July 90 seller August, W..
frmst ., ,ec harley st.AdY sni
un'hangei ~ 'N ~" ss"
Tending d9sn..'' a. wv SsS,y. s'n ~ .s,,.,
wv ~ f"'"D"" ~ .aJ l,,,
hosn" . =" ~ ..i,., falls
n~W ~ ~ o. '." So u.,,, NJ.
pbit'o ~n'' Nus" " ..a.,'
Unl anh P," ". 49,, -,
dss tW ebo" wv" 49, ~.
800 whisky h''s'y a"' ""'"s"s
ss'"""" m,
B,pisoss, Jane 10 flsnt - pu',
aud un,iianssj Wheat Wss.sfn ,sa
,pOt tl 2ii seller Juns " ptssl ~.
seller Iaiy 81 !, lCei ~ .Ills' a.sas' ,s.ss
" Wis " 49, ~, 80, ...,s,.
~ w" .'"h,..hiIs' .,ll.I Jue. bOiGs
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY rtltoRAPp.
Money al ) 10 Ji2 per Cen, - Govern.
msn,s Strong Hour Dull and ksmIasl
--whss, Dull hsss tasisf,
SIhAhus.
ksw vok


ksw varh.
kuw yosH, June lO.-Mossv- - Essy
nj 3a3 per cent. Prime msrcantile
paper tCJ5 psr cent sterling exchange,
bankers bills arm al %s0I. demand si
ispt
sI,vs#--At London bsi pcncsi bar
silver hero iitl subsidiary silver coia
tthi per tent discount
uovsRssHsm - Strong
uoar"n' ''As'l "a'"o'""'''".", -
Nov poS, aud ans h.lh ..,,.. '',,.',,,..,.. sN
tactic s,es ~ W
lA,LRoAp Bosu~ Active aud Hrnst.
ally iitm.
hr,ts bosps Dull,
sr~ss The market sdvsnoed to 4
per cent IN the early dealings, Canada
southern, Central Pacific, thu coal
Hharua, Western Union. Pacific Mail
and Iron Mountain leading tie upward
turn. Tho speculation oon,in usi strong
throughout the afternoon Ill near the
,loas, when = reaction ~ io Psr
cent inok place, tho latter New Jersey
'enital, and tho market closed weat si
Tho d~line. The ropof, that q serious
discrepancy had been discovered in the
accounts oI tho Delaware, lAsAawanna
n Western Ia positively denied by Mr
Payne. yico president, Who ssys theIe
" not tho sliuhiust foundation lot tho
statement
Tho transactions On tho hiock VI.
change aggregated tsp OO shaies, ot
...L.,I 4 L. NM
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Ths uumml,,s. on ursasnll..


W, Ksnnedy, W / us@ras. Reb'
sri simpsan, J0.. E,n.hsimsr, A. Osla.
well, r. N. DarIsh, W. u. Davis, John
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-11

tCSaoIu.iaa Sa FOurtA fses. !
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-08-19
Ex-GOv. Brown at EastOn, Mo.


from the f. jose h Gazette.
Our space will not permit us to give
entire to-day the speech of Governor
Brown made yesterdayat Eastern, but
a very full report * given of his remarks
i'm regard TO his own Senatorial canvass.
This will be read with interest, not on
ly here, where ils appropriateness must
be conceded, but throughout the Stale
at large, where It will find many warm
greeting amongst those no were restOr-
ed to their rights of citizenship largely
through his labor and courage.
Governor Brown, alluding to the cam
vass for he Senate stated that his friend
" no had introduced him TO the Audience
had referred so pointediy 10 his position
in that behalf that it would be affecta-
ton 10 pass it by in silence. With your
permission, therefore, said the speaker,
will say few words personal to myself.
For long time I have been i'm receipt
of many communications from leading
Democrats i'm all parts of the State call
ing upon me to submit my name to the
approaching Legislature as candidate
for the position of United States Sena-
tor. Many of them were from Union
Democrats who had stood along side in
the old flag and in striving
to bold together the common country,
and whose friendship still projecting
itself into the future, believed that
could he of service to the State in the
new era of peace and good will which
had come about. 1t was believed that
my relations with the incoming admiu-
of General Hancock, would as
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-08-19
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Circuit Court of Iron county. Mis-
souri,, in vacation-August 10Th. 1880:
The State of Missouri, at the relation and
to the Use of James Buford. collector of
the revenue of Iron county, Missouri,
against
Stokes Thorpe, II. B. Crews. Fl. Fl.
| Monroe. Lloyd Canaday, and all un-
known interested parties.
Action to Enforce Payment OF TaXes.J
Now at this day comes the plaintiff.
James Buford. collector of the revenue of
Iron county. Missouri, and files his petit
ton and affidavit. setting forth. among 9TH
er things. that the defendants are non-res-
idents of the State of Missouri, and cam
rot be summoned in this action by the or
dinaIy process of law; it is. therefore. or
dered by the clerk of the circuit court of
Iron county, Missouri. in vacation. that
publication be made, notifying said de-
PENDANTS. and all unknown interested par
ties. that an action has been commenced
against them in the circuit court of said
county, the object and general nature OF
which is to enforce the lien of the State of
Missouri for back taxes for the years 1869
to 1873, inclusive, on the following real
estate. situated in Iron county. Missouri.
belonging to said defendants, to wit:
The west half of the southeast quarter;
the southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter; the east half of the southwest
quarter; the southwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter; the southeast quarter
of the northwest quarter-Of section 81,
in township 33. range east;
Gan itemiZed statement in the nature of
a tax bill. showing the amounts of taxes,
interest and costs now due on said real es-
tate, for the years aforesaid. amounting in
the aggregate to the sum of $S0.33. is filed
with said petition. as provided by law)
And unless they be and appear at the
next term of said court. to be holden for
the county of Iron. aud State of Missouri,
at the courthouse, in said cOuntv. on the
fourth Monday in October next. 1880. and
on or before the sixth day thereof. (if the
term shall so long continue; and, if not.
then before the end of the term.) and
plead. answer or demur to said plaintiff s
petition, the same will be taken as con-
feSsed. judgment rendered in accordance
with the prayer of said petition, and said
real estate. or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said judment, inter-
est ana cost, be sod under a special fieri
facas to be issued thereon.
Is is further ordered that a copy hereof
be published according TO law in the IRON
COUNTY REGISTER, weekly newspaper
published in said county of Iron. and State |
of Missouri. JOS. HUFF, CLERK.
A true copy:
Attest, with seal, this 10th day OF
rsr.,7 August, 1850.
lshAL'J JOS. HUFF Clerk,
au12n4 Iron county circuit court. |
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-08-19
Acquitted.

The six Williams who were arrested In
Sto ldard..c)unty last week charged with
outraging the person Of little Amy Lee,
were brought into court at Bloomfield
on Friday for trial. It was thought
that the child had been mysteriously
put away, as she was missing, but ON
Friday she was brought into court and
put upon the stand. Nothing could DO
got from her TO convict the prisoners,
and they were acquitted. On leaving
the court house, she was asked why
she did not swear the truth against the
prisoners, and she answered that she
was afraid to do so, as her life had been
threatened ifshe dared to swear against
them. and that she had been ruined
aud wanted to die, but did not intend
To- let them kill her. And as no one
testified against these fiends, they were
aquitted. but this does not change their
guilt. There Is no doubt hut what they
are guilty of ravishing this poor, half
witted child, and we are very sorry
that Stoddard county did not have man
within its boundaries who would have
taken her beneath his protection and
allowed her to tell the whole truth con-
cerning the awful afr ,ir. We are indeed
surprised that the Enterprise -Afessen-
ger, of Dexter, which lays claims to be-
ing first class journal does not dwell
upon this case In q manner IL deserves.
We have thorough contempt for any
journal, Of whatever Importance IL may
he, that Is afraid to speak its sentl-
we, for one do not propose
to be scared Off from what we deem our
duty by the boastiDg threats Of lot Of
whelps who 30 fearfully tress-
pass on the laws Of civilization. South
east Nissouridn.