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The New York herald., 1873-12-12
STORM AT OMAHA.

AVCTURc UtHIp0IUIUIU yCFVVTuUy
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. 24a
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The Canandaigua Sails from the Phila-
de1phia Navy Yard.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II, 1878.
The United States steamer Canandagua, Cap
tain r. b. Lowey commanding sailed from the
Philadelphia Navy Yard at nalf-past one p. NJ.
She took her ammunition on board this morning
and proceeds directly to sea.
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Notice,

Mumm's Champagnes $al Currency
and uuwards; all other brands equally low.
ii. B. KIRK Co. 50 Fulton street
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FoRg MONROE Va, Dec. IL, 1873.
The United States steamer Powhattan, with the
monitor Manhattan in tow. passed the fort at four
O'Clock P. M, en- route for Key West.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Mary Bloom, little girl, nearly six years OF age
died at the residence OF her parents, No. 3S Thomp
son street, from the effects OF burns received on
Tuesday night, in consequence OF falling against
the stove. Coroner Kesser was notified to hold an
inquest.
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Wigs, TOupees.-G. Rauchf fuss, Pract
cal WIG and ToUPEE maker. A East Twelfth sire
near broadway.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-01-18
A New Rule.

In the Supreme Court of the
State, ON Monday last, the follow
ing rule was entered, which will be
of interest to attorneys practicing
in that court: =
In any cssa pending in this court,
and not distributed, any. attorney
or firm of attorneys representing
either party may be allowed to take
the record and papers out of the
clerks Office for any purpose con-
nected with such causes, on giving
o receipt therefor IN such form as
the clerk may adopt, in which shall
be specified the term during which
such record and papers are kept
On failure to return such record and
papers within the time stated the
attorney or firm Of attorneys SO
falling, shall receive no other record
or papers while so in default, and
the clerk shall immediately issue an
order against HIM or them to show
cause why such record or papers
have not been returned. On failure
to show sufficient cause and return
such record and papers such attor-
ney or attorneys shall pay the costs
of the order and services thereof,
and an attachment may issue as for
q contempt.
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Nv. Episodes

I got into anothr episode last
week. I was sitting subdued and
quiet in horse car. ] wasn't a.
ware that I was occupying more
space than was desirable. The con.
ductor came along. He had tin
plate stolen off some dog collar
hitched to his hat, and says he,
snake little room, sir
Says /, '.you want me to make q
little room, do you!
Says he, ives / do
Says /. :swhat kind of room do
you want, a bath room or billiard
room?'
Says he, s.sir. there is room for
eleven on this seat
Says ], ''sir, there isn't"
Says he. ''There are eleven on the
other side"
Says l. Il seeit, and there are ten
on this side now, and you tell me
there is room for eleven more.
Says he, Il mean there is room
ss~e mores'
Says /, s'Nyell, why in thunder
didn't you saysoe One isn't eleven. :
He smiled with such an express
sion of entire woe, that the driver
shouted whoa to his horses.-Let
ter from John.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-01-18
A "Reminiscences.

In the past career of Hon. Henry
Wilson there was an intermediate
stage between the s'Natick Cobbler"
and the vice presidency, when his
fortunes presented a very marked
contrast to his present eminent po-
sition. It was about 1840-5O, when
he edited a small daily paper called
the Boston Wing, and q small room
in very shabby old building at
the junction Of Water and Devon
share streets and Spring lane was
alike his editorial sauctum, printing
Office and dormitory. Thither came
like Nicodemus at night Charles
Sumner and Charles Francis Ad
SIMS with hurried, stealthly foot.
steps, bringing their contributions
to the precious sheet, and there in
that precious upper chamber this
rare triumvirate of Wilson, Sumner
and Adams met nightly to arrange
those plans that eventuated in plac-
ing one at the head of the Senate
Committee of fereign relations; an
other chairman of the war commit
tee and vice President elect, and
the ambassador to England during
the civil war, which their machin-
atoms did much to fetch on.-Salem
Gazette.
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II u
O,rs 0chool. 1--WE invite par
'.cu'ar ana espsaai attention OF our
ciuzens 20 ne Aw MIR: walker m
troduced I'D had passed by the
lower mouse OF the legislature, at the
sPeciai session, on our first page
Let our citizens read this law care
i"ily' ana tnen determine II they
SHOULD place IN the hands OF any
SET OF men the power therein
granted
We understand that . petition,
urging Representative Walker to
have his bill pushed through the
Senate, is being SECRETLY circulated
now IN our city. Why should those
who are favorable to this law thus
slip 20 quietly around and obtain
signatures in that manner, if the
law is GOOD one! Why tell our
cltazens, m order TO Obtain their
names, that the only object OF said
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-01-18
IN BANKRUPTCY

THIS is to give notice that ON the 18Th day
CT January. A. D., l773, warrant in Bank
Fuptcy wes issued against the estate Of Will
liam Q. Eiiiott/ot Wayne Township, in the
Coanty Of w.yne: and State Of indi.na. who
has been adudeed . Bankrupt, on his own
petition. That the payment ef any debts
asd delivery Of any property belonging to
such Bankrupt 10 him, or for bis use, and
the transfer OF any property BY him is for.
hidden BY law, that . meeting Of the credi.
tors Of said BankrupH, % prove their debts
and choose one or more Assigness Of bis g.
tate, will be holden ct Court al bankruptcy,
10 b holden At the once Of John W. Ray, IS
North Meridiaa Street, indianapolis. % the
O'CLOCK. An. BEN J. SPO0NER.
q. 8. Marshal District Of Indiana.
&53t
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that support then. In the senate. The
pomination ofCharles CONN as COM
missioner Of the house Of refuge, to serve
nom the first day Of March, for the full
term, was confirmed. The nomination.
Of Timothy Nicholson ~ trustee OF the
normal school was also confirmed. Four
teen new bills were introduced, two OF
which were fee and salary bill.
The following State Officers were
elected by the Legislature at its SEES.
sion on last Saturday:
For President of the Board of
Commissioners of Benevolent Insti-
tutions-Dr. Patrick III. Jameson,
of Marion County.
Trustee of the Blind Asylum
John Beard, of Montgomery.
] Trustee of the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum-Dr. j. 81. Brown, Wayne.
Trustee of the Insane Asylum
DR.. Geo. F. Chttenden, Madison.
Canal Trustee 5. Hinton,
Marion.
State Librarian-Mrs. s. A. Oren.
Marion.
Directors of the Southern Prison
Benjamin F. Hill of Rush. to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the ex-
piration of the term of r. S. Heis-
kel; A L. Munson, of Lawrence, in
place of WV. Curry, elected Sec
rotary of State; and s. T. Plat, to
fill the place of John Kirk
Directors of the Northern Prison
r. 7. st. John, of Grant; Allen
w. Smith, of Wabash; and A. B.
Capron, of Marallal.
MIR. William Hannaman was NOM
mated for Trustee of the Soldiers
Home, by reclamation.
It was agreed that the election
should be held immediately after the
count of the votes for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor, in joint con-
vention this Manday morning. i
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-01-18

NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.
State of Indiana, Wayne County. ss
Before Enos Thomas Justice OF the Peace
in and for Wayne Township in said county:
Samuel B. Smith -
VS.. Attachment.
Andrew Weiner. }
The above named defendant is notified oi
the tendency of the above entitled cause, aud
that on the oh day of December. 1872, ] il
sued a wit of attachment against the goods.
chatte.s rights. credits, 'roneys and effects III
said defeninnt ia sad county, AMI at m, e
date SUNNI las was i>snel 10 the fltssburg,
Cincinnati i IT. louis Railroad Z mpaby,
garnishce; AID that said cause is set for hear
ing on March 81, 1873. at 2 O'Clock Px.
EEos. Thomas, Justice Peace.
january IL, 1873.
44w3 (sEAL)
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The policy Of the State Depart
ment toward Spain and Cuba is al
ready bearing practical fruit Sec
Rotary Fish to dag stated that. in
formation had been received Of the
release Of the Spanish authorities
of one Of the most extensive seques-
trated sugar estates in Cuba, owned
by American citizens, and that pro
ceedings are in progress which
must result at an early day in the
release OF others.
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Richnond National Bauk.

The firm If Norrisson. Rlanohard 4 Co.
10 this day dissolved by mutual cousen::
James L. MORRISON and Albert h lancbard
retiring. The business Of The Ciuxeus Bank
viii be eonsol idated with that Of the Rich.
mond National Bank, and conducted By Il in
the Banking House of Morrisron. blanchard
4 Co where every facility will be given for
the transaction of the business Of Banking
mall its branches as heretofore.
Richmond, Ind. January !, 1879.
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The returns of the electoral vote
received in Washington give 30l
for Grant and Wilson to &C for all
others. In the first category is
counted the vote Of Arkansas an I
Louisiana, disputed by the Opoo-
sition. The Opposition vote is di-
v;ded as follnws: Greeley. 8;
Brown, Is: Hendricks, "; jenkins,
2; Davis, /.
For Vice President the opposi-
ton vote stands: Brown Al; Bank,
/; Julian, 5; Colquitt, 5; Groes-
beck, l; Machen, l.
Mre. Charles Sumner lives in
Abigael Dodge (Gail Hamilton }
10 reported to be dang erously iii.
General Robert Anderson wid-
ow lives in retirement near Flor
ence.
The widow Of the lac Major
General Thomas, with her daugh-
ter, is 10 Germany.
Wages in all branches OF trade
and business have nearly doubled
in the LAST fifty years.
A great oil strike has been made
ut Island Run, Ps., the we'll pro-
ducing nearly q hundred barrels.
A London society has given $685.,
TAO dinners to the poor, aud the ex-
penses have been only $3.50 ayear.
Jersey justice allows the criminal
to take his choice between the reg
ular army and the renitentiary.
There are 5000 whites In the
Sandwich Islands, the majority OF
them Americans.
England levies duties on less
than tive hundred articles. at pres.
| eni.
An Ohio woman wns struck deaf
ami dumb withon: premonitory
:, mptoms, while milking = COW, re-
ieenil,.
| Seine of the Texans are killing
/ their cattle because ''the hide vii.
bring more money than the whole
COW on foot.
San Francisco issued 1896 mar
riage licenses last ear. In the c.
| scs Of 742 the parties changed
their minds instead of their condi-
tons, and remained single
/ 1t struck each Of the four latest
authors ON the Boston f.e that il
VAS . good thing to open with the
original remark that, "History il
/ philosophy seaching by example .
1 Over 1000 kangaroo hides have
been NO: ked up into line boots fol
the young men OF San Francis CO.
They are said to excel the pateni
feathers as . dress boot for hops
i The burning OF BsrLum's Mus-
cum Was a good advertisement te
the great Snowman. The addition
81 notorie,y ID worth much more
than the light insurance on hi,
proper:s.
Three ,oaug men skated dow
the river from Sioux City, Nilsson
ri Junction, one hundred and ~ emit
J 6se milee, starting Sunday morn.
J | inc and com oil etipp their trim Mon
day afternoon.
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CONGRESS sINRRIEF

{ SRNArE.-Bills Introduced-For
the appointment OF commission
on prehihiiory liquor legislation; to
admit citizens to all branches Of
the army Irrespective OF
race or colo.. Passed-The Indian
Appropriation b., amen led so az t,
provide for the appoint .nen's OF not
to exec ell Eve INSPECTORS of Indian
affairs at $3, 600 ealary, and reduc-
ing the appropriation for the Yaek-
ton Sioux from 3 ], GOO, 900 to $780,
600.
HoUsx-A resolution was adopt
ed authorizing the second commit
tee on the Credit Mobilier matter
to cit during sessions OF the House.
The appropriation Bill was taken
up; the amendment to increase the
appropriation for the Bureau OF
Education was rejected; the a, p.o-
priation Of the Agricultural Bureau
was increased from $4,000 70
o1a,000.
Jan, IA
SSNArE-The memorial at sol
die,s urging the passage of the bills
granting ICE acres to each homer
sbly discharged soldier was rcceiv-
ed. The Judiciary Commi. tee was
instructed that each State has MT
power and authority to regulate
freight and passenger rates ON rail-.
roads. The Agricultural College
bill was passed.
HousR-In Committee OF the
Whole, . substitute for RardaiI's
amendment to the Army Appropr:-
&tion Bill wns offered by Hubbard
repeating that section of the Army
Appropi iation Bill in regard to
payment Of Railroads for carrying
mails, etc, and providing that it
shall be the duty of the Secretary
OF the Treasury 10 apply all sums
thst shall become due the Pacific
Railroads for transportation Of
troops, mails, etc, to the payment
I of the indebtedness Of the com
panies to the United States. Mr..
Wheeler offered IN amendment TO
the amendment, that the repeal
should not take effect until the At
torney General should certify to
| the Secretary Of the Treasury that
the roads are indebted to the Unit
ed States. After long discussion
the last part Of Hibbard's amend
ment was stricken out, and it was
then passel by SO ayes 10 IS poes.
1t reads: "rhe ninth section of the
Army Appropriation Bill. appro-
4 we'd March 8, 1871, is hereby re-
pealed." The hin was then repor.
ted from Committee of the Whole
to the House.
4 Jan. Is.
SExArE-Bills introduced: To
authorize the Secretary of War t.
settle claims of the Government
against Southern railroad compa
MES; to require national banks to
} restore their capital, provides thai
] national banks whose capital stoc1
have become impaired, shall, within
three months after notice from thu
Comptroller of the Currency, MAKE
up their capital by assessment OF
stockholders till which time tn
Secretary of the Treasury shall
withhold interest on the bonds de
posted to secure cancellation. I
any bank, after notice, refuses t.
make up the capital as specified, ant
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-01-18

"A Kan Sac man was arrested for
carrying concealed weapons. re-
Gently. Oh his person were found
tao navy rcyolvers. three pocket
pistols, . pair Of brass knuckies and
4 sword cane. They released him
when he explained that he Was
only fitting himself for visit 10
lShtfef1aS mia --ss
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Whether this country can he
governed at Ill without the assist
ancc Of the Blair family is very
doubtful, but the exiperims Mt is
about to be tried. OH Francis p.
10 in this dotage, Montg merry is
on the shelf. and now Fraak has
Just been defeated fur the Senate
in Missouri by Col l.. v. Bogy.
The successful candidate is . ma
tive Missourisn and . citizen Of
S.. Louis since 1895 He has for
many years taken an active part in
local polifics there, and in 1866
was appointed Commissioner Of In
dian affairs by Anlrew johnson.
and held the p:&ce until the Senate
reused to confirm him. He is .
man of very modei ate abilitiea,
consilerhls political cunning, Ii tie
or no education, but great talent
Tor johbery. The Senate will open
up . ne field for Bogy, but what
10 to become OF the Blair family
now that the last one Of thcsn 10 out
OF Mce2-Ind Journsl.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-01-18

Massachusetts il. probably the
wealthiest State in the world. The
report o! her Commissioner OF Sa-
wing Banks for the year 1879. shows
thst there are one hundred and sev-
enty two Of those ipstitntions in
the State. GAG, 546 depositoss end
the total deposi's we're e18A,7 1884,
3l4. IT.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-01-18

John Bell was coupling cars at
the depot on Tuesday night and
mashed his hand thereby. II
On last Tuesday night some bura
glars effected an entrance to the
Centreville post Office, but got no
thing for their pains
William Reid went to church ON
Sunday evening and had hard fall
on the icy sidewalk.
Robert Moore, North Eight St.
lost an over-coat by the thieving
propensities Of a darkey girl who
Just called to inquire for situation.
Mark Haines' injuries, received
in an accident on the Peru and In
dianapolis Railroad recently, have
SO improved as to allow him to walk
about.
Josh Billings thus speaks of a
new agricultural implement, ia
which the attention of farmers are
invited: sJohn Rogers revolving,
expanding, uuceremonious, self-ad
justing, self-contraking, self-greas-
ing, and selfrighteous hoss-rake is
now forever offered tew generous
=
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STATE OF lNDiANA.l -
WAYNE(OUNTY %.

/, Elihu NJ. Parker, Auditor within aud Tor
said County. hereby certify that the abavc. An
foregoing, to be a true copy oi the order passed
by the Board oil Commissioner. OF said
County. on the 18th day Of December, 1872,
and as amended on the 9th d.y Ct January,
S73. ahe SAM being an adinuraed session
OF the De;- moer term, as the game appears
OF record in my Office.
Witness mysEame, and the seal
I.,A of the Board Of C0mmiss 81 oners
t1 Of Wayne County, Indiana, At
5f9 Cent ev lille, this 10th day OF
sr January, 1874.
ELlHU n. PARKER. Auditor
A5-tMlst as
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male and feuMIc, 20 Introduce Che Genuine
- lnpro. ~ Common Sense Family Sewing
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- any msch ne that win saw Z stronger.
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the aloth cannot be pulled apart without
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. mission from which twice that amoart
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Eariham Gassip>.


Ed. PALLADIUM: quite a serio-
comic trial took place out heresn
Saturday the 18th inst. The cause
Of the disturbance was this: 1t a
meeting Of the Ionian Society one
night last term, Mr.. Pearson. the
member from North Carolina, was
fined to the amount of five cents
for communicating while a member
was speaking. This did not suit
the fancy of the said Mr.. Pearson
and he strongly denied the charge
Neither could any one be found who
would declare positively that hep1p
whisper, Failing to pay his fine,
and wishing to retain his member
ship, the Society announced that a
trial would be held at 2 P. NJ ON
Saturday last MIR. A. e. White.
the President of the Society, was
appointed Judge, with A. H. Votaw.
as Clerk of Court. Messrs. Horney
and Unthank were appointed prose-
cutting attorneys, while Messrs Den
mis- and Hadley conducted the de
fence. Mr.. Phillips of Va, was Sc
lected as Sheriff and Bailiff, with
Messrs. Mills and Macy as mar
shals. Quite dispute arose be-
tween the two marshals as to which
should attend to seating the ladies.
Court opened at 2 P. M. with the
room well filed with anxious spec
tators. The Clerk then read the
papers authorizing the said court
after which the witnesses for the
prosecution were examined. The
evidence all pointed to the fact tina,
MIR. Pearson MAY have talked at the
/ time alleged, but none would testify
positively that he DID talk. Quit,
an amusing scene was created b,
the witness Mr.. Jones. Evidentl,
/ never having been inside euur
room before, he manifested grea
uneasiness, and seemed, as Samue
Peppys would say, mighty releay
ed when they were through ques
tioning him. Mr.. Dunn. also seem
ed very much frightened, but Jak
|. is young yet, and we hope to Sc
some Of his bashfalness disappea
|, as he grows older. The testimon,
Of the witnesses for the defence wa
substantially the same as that of til,
other witnesses. After the examin
alton OF Witnesses Mr.. Horney mad.
an able speech, followed by Mi
Dennis for the defendant. After
desperate appeal to the Jury b
Mr.. Unthank the case was submit
ted to them. As the hour for sun
per drew nigh the Courtadjourned
the bailiff looking up the Jury unit
they should arrive at decision.
Supper over, Court assembled 1
| hear the verdict, which was sui
| stantially as follows:-'We, tn
Jury, find Mr.. Pearson to have bee
unjustly and unlawf1lly fined
Mr.. Horney moved new tria
which was granted. The next iris
will take place on next Saturda,
the 18th. Truly, JuN1us.
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The above named defendant is notified of
the tendency OF the Asove entitled canse, and
that the 9Th dav Of Dscembes. 1872, TO-.
sued a writ of attachnl. ut agains: the goods,
chattels, rights, credi ., n:oncys and effects
IL said defenda ut in said county, end at same
date a summons was issued to the Pittsburg,
Cincinnati d st. Louis Railroad Company,
garnishee; and that said csnse is set for hear
ing on March %, 1878, al 2lo'clock y.
ENOS THOMAS, Justice Peace.
January l. 1878.
44-3v (sEAL)
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

State of Indiana, Waya county, IS:
Before Enos Thomas, JuStice Of the
Peace in and for Ways Township in said
county
John HeLlJ
vs.. - 4 attachment.
Carsten Carstense
The above named de4endent - notified at
the tendency OF the shove cause, and that On
the 30th day Of December 1872, issued .
writ oil attachment herein agaisat The gaods.
chattels, rights, credits, MONEYS and Elects
Of said desend.nt in said county. Said Cause
being set for trial on Monday the II day Of
March 1878, ct 20 o'clock a. ".
ENOS -rHOAAS, Justice Peace.
January, II, 1879,
44-3w ii'a' fsEAL]
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

State of Indiana, Wayne County, SIS.
Before Enns Thomas 4 Justice OF the Peace
in and for Wayne To~-sLip in said county:
Samuel d. Smith
vs. Attachment.
George Sci lsuhurph.
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We regret to learn that General
Solomon Meredith, is still in q criti-
cal condition, and not expected to
recover. $50