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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-11-16

The Democratic reform committee, of
New York, have evidence that $1,000
fraudulct votes were east in that city ut
the late election. II ia expected that
the reporters will be punished, AS they
are now under surveillance. There is ev-
idencc against the polite.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-11-16

A dispatch from South Carolina says
that the United States Court at Raleigh
sentenced . large number Of Ku-Kluxs
to the pcnitcntiary at Chester, on Satur.
day last. At Unionville there were
twenty ono arrests. The people were
fleeing rapidly. The sentences were
made on the secret evidence Of negroes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-11-16

Snow to depth Of one foot is report
% TO have fallen q various places in
Aslps on last Saturday. There was al
% sshght 6lf st Boston on the sasDe day.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-11-16

1t is said that the cwly-elected legis
lature of New York will legislatc out o.
existence what is lett Of Tammany. The
programme is to abolish all fat Offices in
both Brooklyn and New York city, and
simplify the municipal patronage of thoss
cities, both as regards expenses and mum
Der of employees.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-11-16

The latest election returns from New
York give the Republicans 90 in the As
sembly, against 30 Democrats.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-11-16
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rhss sAsy sesi 30 Assses 800 - ,,ss sss, ~,
y~s 81 ssy easss sAs ssst to,
ess ssi zee ssy sAss fss.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-27
NUMBER q.

saw the fiu,ier~ af her dress. | 'have
Thought | heard her startled note of
fright. And on my WAY hope ut night
at every step have iupnl lecailec-
ton of her in the .li>fsn, barking and
The brpakin. branches, as in the trem-
bling ri her hand nn my arm aud the
kiss which gave her.
Ohce went into the wool Int. l
sax it all Us before the family. the
smoky interior. the little bench n
which we sat-an,l | asked for snme-
think 20 drink, that l. might see the
glass her lips haul tonrhed.
"The lilt'e Iatly who makes such
good omeleites, she isn't sick, tor suref
asked The old WOMAN.
Probably She saw the tears in my
e, es, for she said no more, aud 1 came
away.
And 81 il is that. except in my heart,
where size lives anl is. all that was my
darling giows faint AMI dark aud dim.
II is Ilir LAW Of life, hni il is il cruel
law. Even my poor clila is learning
to forget. aud when sa,-ln him, most
anwiIliusly, Baby, dear, do yoa re-
member how yoir mother did this ar
'hate iic answers YES, hu. l see, alas!
that he, too. is ccaslng To remember.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-27
GHOICE BOURBON WHISKEY-
" For sale i,y :
HENRY a. BI0SSAT.

ST. PAUL's REMAINs.-The Navy
Yard at Philadelphia was the scene of
considerable conmolion on Friday
last, oce;.sioned by the removal of &c
veritible sarcoplagus from the hold of
The United States steamer Richmond,
just arrived from Madeira. The re-
ceptncle is said to cont.rii the dust aud
bones of the Apostle st. P.inl. Its
weight is ;,bout six tons, eight feet IN
length, two feet in width aud fonr feet
high. The iii weighs about two tons.
On the front tablet is Il representation
OF Il trio OF angels extending a wrcath
"i lanrels and flowers to Il figure,
whose general outline is indistinct.-
The cliiseliag and carving are general
ly excellent. The foot of the tomb
contains no Inscription of device. In
fact. There is nothing about it calcuIa-
ted 10 cad to the >urpusition that it is
sanctiiied by holding the dast aud
bones of the apostle. The sarcopha-
gus is said TO have l,een discovered at
Mycen;e, and WAS purchased by oGe of
our United States consuls for the
Metropolitan Antiquarian Society, of
New York city, where il will he sent
inafe days : Washington Chronicle.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-27
HEAVY MESS PORK aud EXTRA
ii Lard Tor sale r,
HENRY \. BI0SSAT.
TIE Great Pictorial Ant.ua;-is7s.

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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-27
PR0PE 2et0Nf I.
r. ". BHI&GIlUBSr,
CIVIL ln gLno OF
Md Ri
PlRLSH s III RI or.

ALEXANDRIA, La.
nsDERS sent by mail, W left at r. C.
~ Hathrrwirll's store will be received
and attended t".
Parfies desiring 10 enter land in this
and dj,inin.s Parishes can be sat>faetari-
~ attended to.
Those who have lost their entry papers
of State or United States Lands and wish
them reestli,lisll"d ; and Patents acquired
for ree,ipts Of land. entered before the
war; also rr-rnteiing under the Homestead
Law, lanls acquired after thr DIST day of
February unler TIE Confederate dis2ar-
sltipn; lora'lum Ltnd Warrants, etc. |
will attend t" r'"nn application.
jan. 2hth,- ! 3iD-tf.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-27

We miss the smile that nsed to greet
Our neUtiis at ollie honselroll hearth
The clcar voice with it's h,terance sweet
The si!Yery laugh, the siriish mirth
The figure light whose gentle grace,
f. Was rich withlife and yniit;nl bloom
|Aal Yho.plll fill der vacant place,aI 20,
Or light again our ,larkencd home!
She ,was too beautiful for earth, tjl5t
l., 1lft,;,S be SUMMERS iipated ".
And brought new charms of siearer worth
tWe'never tileught that She could die.
We htaId the clianted funeral hymn,
Its oft repeated lesson speak, ai,i...,;
Bat never dreamed that death ca,Ild din
The carlnine other lip and. elieek. III
Soft be her rest! The grasses bright,
The sweet SPRAYS dfthe wiidilIs rose,
,fheshciserin&trers and shaded light,
Ali join to curtain her repose. ,,.
The Wild bind STAYS It's airy Wing
- Upon her Gitv.sat ,,leMN eSen, i'i5
Hcr sadaGld early tDte to stag ft.cttt
VITO died on earth, but lives in Heaven
Ut & w
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-27
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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-27

~ a bride in Inliiana, after the
conclusion of the marriage ceremony,
stepped gracefully forward and re-
questcd tie clergyman to give out the
hymn: ".ihiS is the way | long have
sought
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-27

- II is an established fact hat there
is no other State in the world that oc-
c"pies Itself SD largely with the ctlaca-
ton of wonen rs Russia, AS lnneh
c;Ie is bestowed upon the higher edn-
cation of girls as of hays.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-12-27
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THE, w OIL D Is GOVERNED TOO MUCH.

la. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER p, 1871. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-26
VIENNA
News From Washington,

Washington, %. Gov. Bowen of Idaho
| having resigned, the President to-day APP
pointed Gen. Thomas w. Bennett of Indiana
to succeed him.
The civil service commissioners were &C.
cupied to-day with the subject of classified
ton of officers of the civil service.
The Navy department has received the
following telegraph:
Halifax, n. s., %. The L. S. steamship
Franklin has arrived for coal. She Encountered
very strong head winds all the passage, and
violent adverse gales on the coast. She will
leave for Boston as soon as possible.
(Signed) +. A. PARKER, Capt. comdg.
j. W. Wyham Indian agent at the Red
Cloud agency reports that white men ara
trading with and selling whisky to Sioux In.
dams hunting in Platte Valley, and requests
| the war department to instruct the post COM
mander to expel all the white men from
Indian camps who are not authorized to re-
main there. The interior department has
recommended the request to be complied
with.
The President has ordered the issue of
land patents due the Southern Pacific Rail
road Company, the United States Commits
sioner having reported that the second Sec
ton of 20 miles of the road and telegraph
line was completed and fully equipped.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-26
NEWS BY MAIL.

| The Car of Russia has issued an edict
granting full political amnesty, with permits
sion to return to the country, to such Polish
exiles as are not seriously implicated in the
conspiracies alleged to exist
Geo. Q. Cannon, a Mormon leader, now in
San Francisco taking counsel on the prose-
| cutions now progressing at Salt Lake, says if
| the convictions continue the Mormons will
burn all they have and make another exodus,
| as they did from Illinois.
large fire has broken out, and is now in
the woods of Western Maryland. Noun
| tains in that vicinity are said to be one COM
plete sheet of flame at night, and immense
destruction of property is feared, especially
| among those people who have habitations in
| that vicinity
1t is rumOred that the Pennsylvania Gen.
| trail Railroad has just concluded negotiations
for the purchase of the Richmond, Freder-
| icksburg and Potomac Railroad and Aqua
Creek line of steamers for three million dol
lars.
Hon. j. B. Browns private stables in
| Portland, were burned Wednesday morning,
| about three o'clock, with the hay and grain
| therein, and several swine. The horses and
carriages were saved. The fire originated in
another wooden building across the garden
wall, and it is thought it must have been an
incendiary work. Loss not yet estimated.
| Nineteen more of the Ku-Klux were placed
in Columbia, Is. c. Jail on Saturday night,
and sixty others are under arrest at Spartan
| burg awaiting transportation thither. Seven
hundred United States troops are now at
| Yorkville, s. c., and over two hundred ar.
rests have been made. The democratic pa.
i pers in the vicinity charge that $500, 600 OF
7 the United States secret service fund is at the
service of its detectives in South Carolina
and that negroes in abundance are procured
as witnesses at 81 day. Over fifty dwellings
and gin-houses have been burned in York
and Spartanburg counties, and the better
class of citizens fearing that, in consequence
of the presence and activity of the federal au-
thorities, the mechanism will be resumed
are leaving for other States.
A terrible fight took place at San Angeles,
Cal, on Tuesday. A fight having occurred
in the Chinese quarter, officer Baldwin at
tempted to arrest a Chinaman for shooting
another. He was resisted and called on Rob-
ert Thompson, a citizen, to assist him. The
Chinese on both sides of the narrow street
opened fire on both. Thompson fell shot
through this breast and died Immediately
Officer Baldwin was shot through the shoulder
but succeeded in getting on horseback and
| escaped. A Mexican boy was also shot
through the leg. A mob soon collected and
the greatest excitement prevailed. They at
tackled the whole Chinese quarters but were
resisted by the Chinese, 500 armed men sur
rounded the Chinese quarters to prevent an,
from escaping. Fifteen Cinnamon wer,
hanged by the mob and their houses set OF
fire. The fire however was extinguished.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-26
Intelligence from Havana.

Havana, %. Advices from Chill announce
the formal inauguration of the President.
The new ministers are comparatively un-
known, but are personally popular.
A large fire has occurred at Valparaiso
with heavy loss.
The instruction of the Crancanian Indians
is quelled.
Dates from Lima are to the 18th. Foreign
ers and Peruvians are alike aUassing three
days stores to enable them to remain in doors
during the elections, disturbances being ap-
prehened, and the streets likely to be unsafe
The government are transferring soldiers to
the police department, the presence of the
troops in the city during the election being
prohibited by the constitution. The popular
candidate is Prado while the government
spirit is given to Exchenique.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-26
Telegraph News in General,

Milwaukee, Wis.,, %. The relief commit
tee says that the supply of mems and boys
clothing now here and on the way for suffer
ers of the burnt districts of Wisconsin and
adjacent portions of Michigan are ample for
their present wants. Heavy warm clothing
for women and children is still needed,
especially under garments; the most essen
tial thing required however is money.
Albany, &c. Gov. Hoffman has appointed
November 23d, for Thanksgiving.
Newark, N. j., %. The annual conven-
ton of the Y. M. c. A. of New Jersey, began
to-day, ID. c. English, President.
Lowell, 25 The republicans of Seventh
Middlesex Senatorial District this evening
renominated Hon. G. F. Richardson of Low
ell, as their candidate for senator to the gen.
eral court. The result of convention was
well understood previously and the business
did not occupy but short time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-26

The riot at Los Angeles was more dis
graceful than was at first supposed The
mob was composed mostly of native Cali
fornians and dregs Of society. All Chinese
hanged were first frightfully beaten and NAL
treated. One was only nine years old. In
addition to sixteen persons hanged, two men
and one woman were found shot dead, and
another person was discovered in Jail in an
insensible condition. Only one of the hanged
has been identified as being engaged in the
shooting of officers. The others are sup
posed to be innocent, the guilty ones having
escaped before the mob assaulted their
houses. The old vigilance committee has
been re-organized to prevent a repetition of
rioting.
The Accidental Insurance Company has
resolved to resume business.
The Peoples Company is endeavoriug to
make similar arrangement.
1t is raining in Oregon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-10-26
News from New York.

New York, %. The News says that pre-
liminary movement on the ring is commence
by an action in equity to be presented by the
Attorney General, acting through Charles
O'Connor against Tweed, Ingersoll and Garry
Their arrest will evidently follow and they
will be held to bail in $4,000 900 to answer
any Judgment.
The papers are lengthy and are alleged to
be accompanied by accounts tracing large
sums into Tweed's possession. Another
county is expected to be the scene of legal
operations, probably Albany, as Judge Bar
nard's fidelity to the cause of reform is
doubted.
Corporation Counsel O'Gorman has asso-
ciated Geo. Tyckner Curtis with him in the
action in the Supreme Court on behalf of the
city, to recover monies alleged to have been
fraudulently obtained. The necessary papers
were served on Ingersoll, Keyser, Tweed,
Connolly, Miller, Davidson and others.
The board of apportionment has transferred
appropriations exceeding 100000 to the
payment of interest on the city debt.
A communication from the commissioner
of the new court house states that he has
made two acquisitions for $500. 900, and re-
ceived only 100000, and in consequence the
work is suspended was referred to the comp
troller with power.
and member of the citizens association.
The National Insurance Convention has
rejected the amendment to report Of the COM
mittee on taxation, providing that the uni
form rate of taxation be one per cent. on
gross premiums of marine companies.
A jury has been obtained in the Rosensweig
case and the court adjourned till tomorrow.
Breed the forger, attempted in the tombs
court to-day to swallow evidence of his guilt
of forged check on the Stuyvesant Bank,
but was prevented by detectives.
Patrick Kelley charged with dealing in
counterfeit money, cut his throat with razor
in the county jail last night and is under
medical treatment.
A telegraph from Hancock, dated at St.
Paul, announces the rapid and successful
survey of Yellow Stone Valley from the first
as far as Powder river On the 10th the ex-
petition to the mouth of Powder river was
within day of Fort RHO, on its return. The
county was found much better than expected.
The race between the Livonia and Daunt-
less did not take place to-day in consequence
Of the storm. Two men belonging to the
Dauntless were washed overheard and one
of them dr. owned.
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News From California.

San Francisco, %. The Chinese at Los
Angeles numbered about fifty The mob are
determined to clear them out of the city.
The mob fired on them from the roofs and
other points, killing one woman and several
men. Quiet is now restored.
The hearing in the application of Mrs.
Fair to the supreme court for a new trial, is
postponed to Nov. IL.
There is much suffering in San Joaquin
Valley, where the crops wholly failed two
seasons. There are a thousand persons
needing food The citizens are raising funds
for their relief.
Senator Morton was serenaded last night
He starts for home to-day.