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1878May 21

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• THE KEYSTONE DEMOCRACY; PREPARING FOR A STORMY CONVENTION.CONTESTS OF THE FACTIONS STRUGGLE FOR CONTROL OF THE PARTY MACHINERY THE ROOT OF THE TROUBLE A BITTER FIGHT FOR THE OVERTHROW OF THE RING.
• THE POTOMAC FISHERY.
• DEATH OF A WRITER FOR THE LEDGER.
• Obituary 2 -- No Title
• THE DANGERS OF KEROSENE-OIL.
• A BOB-TAIL CAR OUTRAGE.
• METHODS OF IMPORTATION.; THE RIVALRY IN THE TRADE. WHAT NEW-YORK IMPORTERS ARE TESTIFYING BEFORE THE TREASURY COMMISSION WESTERN DEALERS TRY TO COMPETE WITH EUROPEAN MANUFACTURERS, AND ARE ANGRY BECAUSE THEY FAIL.
• COURT NOTES.
• CITY AND SUBURBAN NEWS.; NEW-YORK. BROOKLYN. NEW-JERSEY. FITZ-CHARLES M'CARTHY IN LONDON.
• Editorial Article 2 -- No Title
• A PATRON OF EDUCATION.
• POLITICAL PLOTS IN MEXICO.; THE CONTROVERSY BETWEEN THE EXCUTIVE AND THE SUPREME COURT ACTIVITY OF THE LERDISTS.
• STATISTICS OF POPULATION; THE TENTH NATIONAL CENSUS. A BILL INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE PROVIDING FOR A CENSUS OFFICE AND A SUPERINTENDENT THE METHOD BY WHICH THE ENUMERATION IS TO BE MADE SET FORTH IN DETAIL.
• DEMOCRATIC WARD POLITICIANS.; RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY A LOCAL COMMITTEE IN BOSTON THE POTTER RESOLUTION INDORSED.
• BASE-BALL.
• A CONSTABLE ARRESTED.
• SILK CULTURE IN THE SOUTH.; A SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENT BY MR. SAMUEL LOWERY, OF HUNTSVILLE AN EFFORT TO ESTABLISH A MARKET FOR THE SILK IN THE NORTH.
• Article 1 -- No Title
• DENOUNCING TREASURY AGENTS.; IMPORTERS CHARGE THEM WITH IMPROPERLY DETAINING GOODS IN THE CUSTOM-HOUSE A MEMORIAL TO SECRETARY SHERMAN.
• A SUIT FOR BREACH OF PROMISE.
• Editorial Article 3 -- No Title
• POLITICAL NOTES.
• MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN TOPICS.
• THE MINNEAPOLIS MILLS DISASTER.; INVESTIGATION BY A CORONER'S JURY TESTIMONY IN THE SHAPE OF OPINIONS GIVEN BY PROFESSORS IN THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA.
• PRIMARY ELECTIONS IN BALTIMORE.; BEGINNING OF THE LOCAL POLITICAL CAMPAIGN BY THE DEMOCRATS JUDGES OF ELECTION PRISONERS IN THE STATION HOUSE FREQUENT FIGHTS REPORTED.
• MR. POTTER'S COMMITTEE.; THE FRAUD INVESTIGATION. VIEWS OF THE GOVERNORS OF SEVERAL STATES WADE HAMPTON AND GOV. MATTHEWS STRONGLY OPPOSED TO THE BUSINESS.
• ARRIVAL OF A RUSSIAN NAVAL OFFICER.
• THE REFORMED PRESBYTERIANS.; FOURTH DAY'S SESSION OF THE SYNOD SABBATH DESECRATION CONDEMNED MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
• REVISING CHURCH RULES.; METHODISTS AND PRESBYTERIANS. GENERAL CONFERENCE OF THE METHODIST CHURCH SOUTH THE PROPOSED CENTENARY TO BE HELD AT BALTIMORE TWO PRESYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLIES IN SESSION.
• WORK ON THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.; THE MAIN CABLES MORE THAN TWO-THIRDS COMPLETED METHOD OF TRANSIT AND FARES A SEPARATE BRIDGE RAILWAY FAVORED BY THE DIRECTORS.
• THE TITLE TO HARLEM PROPERTY.
• Editorial Article 4 -- No Title
• NOT IN THAT CROWD.
• PROF. JIM," OF TRINITY COLLEGE.; DEATH OF A COLLEGE JANITOR IN HIS NINETIETH YEAR.
• THE ELECTORAL INQUIRY.; APPOINTMENT OF THE COMMITTEE. THE NAMES OF THE MEMBERS SELECTED BY SPEAKER RANDALL ANNOUNCED IN THE HOUSE--SEVEN DEMOCRATS AND FOUR REPUBLICANS--THE MINORITY COMPARED WITH THE MAJORITY MEMBERS.
• CANADIAN RED COATS ON THE ALERT.
• FRIGHTFUL FATE OF A LITTLE GIRL.; OUTRAGED AND MURDERED BY TRAMPS WHILE SEARCHING FOR HER PET KITTEN.
• DEMOCRATIC PRESS COMMENTS.
• THE UNITED STATES STEAMER POWHATAN
• THE MANUFACTURE OF STENCHES.; SLAUGHTER-HOUSES, BONE-BOILING ESTABLISHMENTS, AND LIKE PLACES DENOUNCED AS NUISANCES TWENTY-NINE PROPRIETORS INDICTED CONTINUATION OF THE TRIAL OF ENOCH O. COE.
• THE COMPLAINT OF A WOUNDED MAN.
• DE GRAAF & TAYLOR'S NEW STORE.
• THE ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS.
• AMUSEMENTS THIS EVENING.
• GENERAL NOTES.
• CARD FROM HON. HORACE RUBLEE.
• THE SHIELDS BILL IN THE SENATE.; AN AMENDMENT ADOPTED PROVIDING FOR THE RETIREMENT OF GEN. GRANT ON FULL PAY A LONG BUT ANIMATED DEBATE NO ACTION ON THE BILL YET TAKEN MR. CONKLING TO SPEAK ON THE GRANT AMENDMENT TO-DAY.
• COAL MINERS' STRIKE IN ILLINOIS.
• TWO BROTHERS INDICTED.; THE FREESE FAMILY TROUBLES GRAND LARCENY AND EMBEZZLEMENT.
• BENJAMIN NOYES' TRIAL NEARLY OVER.
• SUICIDE OF AN INSOLVENT MERCHANT.
• THE NEW-YORK FIRE UNDERWRITERS.
• FUNERAL OF REV. A.S. LEONARD.
• THE FERRON MURDER CASE.
• COURT OF APPEALS.
• Editorial Article 5 -- No Title
• OBITUARY.; SUPERINTENDENT GEORGE KELLOCK.
• FOUND DEAD IN A FIELD.
• A NEW COURT OF CLAIMS PROPOSED.; SENATOR CHRISTIANCY INTRODUCES A BILL REORGANIZING THE COURT OF CLAIMS IMPORTANT FEATURES OF THE MEASURE A PROVISION RELIEVING CONGRESS OF THE WORK OF INVESTIGATING CLAIMS.
• THE FRANCO-AMERICAN COMMERCIAL TREATY.
• CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD.
• AN EXPRESS AGENT DROWNED.
• THE IMPENDING CONFLICT.; WAR DECLARED TO BE INEVITABLE. AN OFFICIAL DISPATCH SAID TO HAVE BEEN RECEIVED AT OTTAWA ANNOUNCING THAT WAR BETWEEN ENGLAND AND RUSSIA CANNOT BE AVERTED. RUSSIA'S BULGARIAN SCHEMES. THE CONCESSIONS OFFERED TO ENGLAND NOT SUFFICENT INCREDULITY REGARDING AN AMICABLE ARRANGEMENT THEMOVEMENTS OF THE ARMY BEFORE CONSTANTINOPLE NOT MENACING THE ROUMANIAN TROOPS MOVING FORWARD ALONG THE CARPATHIAN MOUNTAINS.
• WASHINGTON RACES DECLARED OFF.
• THE NEW-YORK MINING EXCHANGE.
• THE VOSBURGH POISONING.; CLOSE OF THE CASE FOR THE PROSECUTION.PROF. DOREMUS CONCLUDES HIS TESTIMONY CHARLES H. DOREMUS, THE PROFESSOR'S SON, SUSTAINS HIS FATHER'S ANALYSIS FURTHER EVIDENCE BY JAMES N. SICKLES THE DEFENSE CALL WITNESSES.
• DECISIONS.
• MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY.
• Editorial Article 6 -- No Title
• HERBERT TAYLOR.
• SUDDEN DEATH OF A CENTENARIAN.
• CONGRESSIONAL TOPICS.; THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE IN FAVOR OF THE BILL FOR THE CANCELLATION OF LEGAL TENDERS CAPT. EADS' ARGUMENT CONTINUED NEW BILLS IN THE HOUSE.
• A ST. LOUIS NEWSPAPER SUIT.
• SUICIDE OF A WOMAN IN TRENTON.
• THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.; DEBATE ON THE MOVEMENT OF INDIAN TROOPS A RESOLUTION MOVED TO PROHIBIT THE KEEPING OF TROOPS IN TIME OF PEACE.
• FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.; SUMMARY. SENATE. THE CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE SHIP-CANAL PROJECT. WOMEN AS LAWYERS. NEW BILLS. TRIAL BY COURT-MARTIAL. THE INDIAN AND PENSION APPROPRIATION BILL. THE SPECIE RESUMPTION ACT. THE SHIELDS RETIREMENT BILL. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. THE PRESIDENTIAL INVESTIGATION. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BUSINESS. THE BRAZILIAN SUBSIDY.
• THE FISH AND GAME ASSOCIATION.
• A VALIANT SOLDIER'S DEATH.; THE RECORD OF A HERO OF THE MEXICAN WAR THREE YEARS' SUBSEQUENT SERVICE IN THE WAR OF THE REBELLION.
• COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
• WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
• Editorial Article 7 -- No Title
• RABBI SAMUEL M. ISAACS.
• A WOMAN TRIED FOR MURDER.
• PROPOSED EDUCATION OF INDIANS.; SECRETARY M'CRARY'S PROJECT OF SENDING THE INDIAN YOUTHS OF JOSEPH'S BAND TO THE HAMPTON INSTITUTE:
• A STRANGE CASE OF SHOOTING.; CURIOUS STORY BY A MAN WHO SAID HE WAS SHOT AND ROBBED THE SHOOTING PROBABLY DONE BY HIMSELF.
• HEAVY RAIN AND HAIL STORMS.; DISASTROUS STORMS IN ILLINOIS, WEST VIRGINIA, AND ELSEWHERE SEVERAL PERSONS KILLED AND GROWING CROPS DAMAGED.
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• NEW WHEAT FROM TEXAS.
• THE JOHNSON SHOOTING CASE.; A CHARGE BY REV. MR. BUKLEY THAT MONEY WAS USED TO PREVENT THE TRIAL OF THE DEFENDANT.
• HARVARD STUDENTS EXPELLED.
• LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES.
• LITERARY NOTES.
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; CLEARED. ARRIVED. SAILED. MISCELLANEOUS. SPOKEN. FOREIGN PORTS. BY CABLE.
• THE FISHERY AWARD.
• THE CANADIAN FISHERIES.
• BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.
• FRAUDS ON THE REVENUE.; THE INVESTIGATIONS OF SPECIAL AGENTS IN CINCINNATI LOOSE MANAGEMENT OF THE DISTRICT GLARING IRREGULARITIES DISCOVERED AMPLE OPPORTUNITY AFFORDED DISHONEST TAX-PAYERS TO DEFRAUD THE GOVERNMENT.
• AMERICAN SOCIAL SCIENCE.; MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION AT CINCINNATTI GEN. POPE ON THE INDIAN QUESTION.
• A DIVORCE SCANDAL ENDED.; THE LAURA JOYCE-TAYLOR SUIT A PROPOSITION MADE BY THE COURT PROMPTLY ACCEPTED BY COUNSEL FOR BOTH PLAINTIFF AND DEFENDANT:
• THE BLACK HILLS COUNTRY.; DULL TIMES AMONG THE MINERS. CHANGES OF FORTUNE UPS AND DOWNS OF STRUGGLING MANKIND THE NEW TERRITORY PROJECT POLITICS IN MINING CAMPS CHEAP PLACER CLAIMS RICH DISCOVERIES TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES.
• FORMATION OF NEW-YORK HARBOR.; PAPER BY PROF. J.S. NEWBERRY BEFORE THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.
• THE TURF CONGRESS.
• ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
• JUDGE KELLEY DISGRUNTLED.
• GOVERNMENT ENGRAVING AND PRINTING.
• THE LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.; SOCIALISM IN GERMANY. PROBABILITY THAT DR. FALK WILL REMAIN IN THE MINISTRY LITTLE DANGER OF A REACTION.
• THE MAY-BENNETT AFFAIR.
• THE FAMINE IN CHINA.
• THE YACHT PANDORA.; DESCRIPTION OF THE VESSEL BY MR. BENNETT SKETCH OF LIEUT. GEORGE W. DE LONG, HER COMMANDER.
• STATE PRINTING IN WISCONSIN.; BIDS OPENED FOR PRINTING THE SUPREME COURT REPORTS COMPETITION BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND CHICAGO.
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• THE SOCIALISTIC LABOR PARTY.; THE OBJECTS OF THE SOCIETY--THE NEW PLATFORM--NOT A SECRET SOCIETY BUT A POLITICAL PARTY.
• THE AUSTRIAN CORVETTE DANDALO.
• SEARCHING FOR AN INSANE LADY.
• Editorial Article 1 -- No Title
• A SMILING FUNCTIONARY.
• THE ENGLISH COTTON STRIKERS.; ACCEPTANCE OF THE 5 PER CENT REDUCTION BY THE OLDHAM OPERATIVES RUMORS OF RIOTING IN LANCASHIRE.
• AMUSEMENTS.; GENERAL MENTION.
• NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL.
• THE CRICKETERS' ASSOCIATION.