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SATURDAY NBxT LAST MONBT" mATihBE
Mr. Wsaek 8 Happy announce that
AT. JOHN GILBERT.
having ntney Illness VII
SATURDAY EVENING, March 7.
In popular rl3racierA
rHB COMEDY SERIES.
nineteenth sui be continued By The p,iscou ~ Coz
IN an tine DlfY. . - -.
,a he occasion n "a -
BOX BOOK OPEN THREE WEEKS IN ADVANCE
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90 Uhom II mnp Concern

A SSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING TIE
a CONDITION OF THs PO0R
eIcemsnt the ,y Tor the r-ef Of the s.ha-
Column AFTER public press
interest in beha suffering But while much iets
Vu cases re sford
Of distribution AID the
poor 10 Association specifically devoted To
figures emphatic
EXHIBIT is Of relief
sever. sars OFT be c,t during 90
.nnu rrnn - nR.xn MN .Nn
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6rstclBss waiter willing 70 make himself useful,
itbe family anh good
Apply ODBLEs PRANCOAMBRiCAS BUREAU 100
Bith-st BrOadway
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Walters.

WATERMAN, &c.-By a young man aged
w 30 has experiences private family Whiting table
posh furniture. silver fires &c; viii under
bolrngaouse hOts recommendations good Gail at
CARPBNTBRs 1873 West llthst, 6th-sVe
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6itrations Uanieo-- Males.
Coachrnen.

A YOUNG English girl with frst-cIass refer
IA enee ~srs yituatou CHAM DRRMATD ait
10 dy, industrious willing
please ana hopes BY diligence comfortable
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4 GENTLEMEN can obtain good BOARD
Il and pleasant snail respectable family rrlI 70 %
ner xeek AZ 4Gs ss,snih-sre Ring hrsi bel.
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I YCEUM THEATER.
IL Special announcement
with pleasure nsnt With
MADAME lima Dl MUishA
,nd her celebrated Italian Opera Company for
Three performances At popular prices
prsy 10 herd eDt II the West.
THURSDAY EVENlNG, MARCH .,
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 3.
SATURDAY March 7 az l=3O
rHURSDAT-SOhNAMBULA
MADAME LIMA Dl MURSKA
80 The
Tuesday Morning he byceum rheaier;
80 Union schirmcTs 7Ol Broadway
and IA Broadway.
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I YOUNG MARRIED MN lone childl
Gardeners.

~ hAh-By German married aged 30 years; DO
branches Of gsreung such greenhouse gspe hobds flower
and vegetables graft &c. cattle mil
would Ike foI his family; sndaons Ga
At CARPbhTBRS, ljS West ] lb st., 6lh-aye
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boGro arc Rooms.

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go Aoo LET furnished With Sasai bS-ni every s"ne
tsrms moderate
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Country Board.
sllnatlous Ddniro-. Malss
clsrka. sslesmen. &c

Clerks. statesmen. &c.
yETANTED-POsiti0n as CLkkh or > lEN =
w AKD Ia 6ssic4ss Hotel. II e.pefence h'sea.s
M.s,.o sass Adi,--. WAGE care a.-s-'n tOac ss1A>
t.h AAsa
New-York tribune., 1874-11-17
LOUISIANA FRAUDS AND ARRESTS.

A SUPERVISOR AND CLERK OF PARISH COURT AR
RESTED FOR ALTERING ELECTION RETURNS
MORE ARRESTS IN MINDEN-ATrEaPTED ELLC~
TON FRAUDS IN BAGDAD AND SEIGuBoRnoOD
FRUSTRATED.
NEw-OHLEASs, Nov. 1G.-N. Underwood,
Supervisor OF Reg!straton and COheu. Clerk OF the
Court OF e.. james Parish were arrested to-day ~
Deputy Marshall Food charged with being Engaged In
altering election returus In the where they were
arrested. on Rampartst, a qu.E;ity OF tally sheets
statements OF votes, seyefai thousand Raonbl,can
tickets aud tire seal ofthc Co"rt OF st. James Parish
were found. Comuisacder Craig boand the prisoners
over in q 900 e..a to appear Underwood and Cohen
both assrt that the only purpose in view was to make
out Copies OF returns aud 6e them with The Clerk Of the
Court of the parish, as required By law.
Republicans the ST. James Parish election returns
we're probably being arranged to elect Boyee 20 the
Senate Instead Of his opponent. They both Repub
cans. Bovee was formerly Secretary OF State. ]: Is
known that he engaged with others IN the house
where Underwood and Cohen were arrested but he had
finished his part OF the business and returned home. All
those engaged in the transaction viii be arrested to-
morrow, including BOyee.
The following special dispatches received by
The Bulletin to-day
BAYOU SARA, La, Nov. lG.-The U. s. steamship sa-
bne passed down to-day with the Nachitoches pris
oners board.
MISDEy. La, Nov l6.-Sew arrests are beilg male
here daily. Ii is dangerous to come to Coushatta
BAGDAD, L., Nov l6.-We have gJt through
with three days excitement account Of
| frauds attempted by the Canyassing Board of
Election Returns. They made returns giving
the Radical candidate for the l., ,sslauge a orty of
two votes The ctireus OF Million an tae adjoining
county rose in and demanded another canvass,
winch resulted In gviag the Conservative ciud1ate l2l
majority Business has been suspended for the past
| three days. Everything is quiet now
CONTEST N THE FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
| -THE TROOPS TO BE REMOVED FROM Tux
STATE HOUSE To-DAY-THE CASE or t,rfrr
HODGsoN.
NEW-ORLEARs Nov. 1G.-The Hon. w. h.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-17

Spencer candidate for Congress from the WIN Dsc' "'
the recent election says elected aud wne'her
the Returning Board counts him in or out he VIII apPo
before Congress and demand his seat.
Gen. Emory has issued order for the removal oI ~,
troops from the State Honse at o'clock to-ihoIIum
morning. IL In generally believed here that tns novo
liz made in pursuance OF orders from Washing'on
Gen. Morrow, who has been 10 Monroe invesugas.ins
the charges against Lieut. Hodgson returned tUuaS'
He has not vet made his report but ms he ordered
son under arrest court-marial Will probably follow;
HodgsOn is charged with cutting telegraph wires an
oversteppng his duty i'll making arrests ana guarunH
prisoners
SUSPICIOUS MOVEMENTS OF UNDERWOOD AND CO.
HEN-TuE WORK OF THE RETURNING BoAi'p
ADVANCING SLOWLY
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 16.-'The woman Ih
whose house Underwood aud Cohen arrested states
that six persons worked there all night for four nignS
The Conservatives believe they making up returns
for parishes that not promptly reported Tncro
turns from St. James and several other parishes nave
not yet been delivered to the Returning Board JVnn
Nj. sandidge to-day elec ed member OF tue E'tur
ing Board vice Longstreet resigned. The Board 10 ao
vancing slowly in the count. They have reacned inc
ninth poll in the Second Ward of the city, In almost
every poll they find something Informal as regards GER
iAcaton, upon which discussions ARISE. The members
OF the Board seem strict constructioDsts as 10 the
application OF the Election law. Tue Conservatives
charge Supervisors with having Intentionally faileu III
many cases to certify properly.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-17
FOREIGN NOTES.

ROME, Nov. 16.-By railway collision near
Bologna person killed and forty injured.
DRESDEN, Nov. 1G.-The Government of Sax
ony has forbidden the practice of cremation here.
ST. JOHN, N. F., Nov. 1G.-The result OF the
general election is majority of for the Carter Gov
ernment.
LONDON, Nov. 1G.-The shipbuilders and pro-
prictOrs OF engine the Clyde have decided TO
reduce the wages of their employees.
LONDON, Nov 16.-A dispatch from Calcutta
announces that disastrous collision has occurred In the
Hooghly both vessels sinking. Steamers have been
sent t. the scene Of the Disaster No further particulars
are yet received.
PANAMA, Nov Am unusually severe earth
quake felt in Cnili on the goth Of October about
twelve minutes after midnight 1t lasted thirty seconds
and its direction from east to west. Much alarm
was caused In Valparaiso and Santiago All the puDllc
clocks stopped. and the walls OF some or the chutche5
and houses split The director OF the National
Observatory. who AT post found that the shock
was followed bv Increase of the Thermometer ot 2O
degrees The vessels at anchor fell IL severely Dun.
the week slght tremors were Ielt
New-York tribune., 1874-11-17
FREIGHT FROM THE WEST TO BOSTON.

CONFERENCE BETWEEN REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
NEw-YoRR CENTRAL, GRAND TRUNK, BOSTON
AND ALBANY. AND VERMONT CENTRAL RAIL
ROADS.
The conference of railroad officials held at
the Brevoort House Ia the AFTERNOON was III sess''"
fully two hours Mr. Rutter Freight Agent ot the Ne"
York Central; Mr.. HcksOn, General MAh"gef VI '''
Grand Trunk Mr.. Bliss OF the Boston anu Ai"a"'' a'
Miius General Agent OF the Vermont Ceh'r"i, 'opi'
sented their several railroads Tao nVowc" o'9''' VI
the eOnfescuce was 10 see '''
agreement could be mnde pe'wee" ~ ~ ,,
,eg.la,,n, IN. rute, OF freight between B"s'
ian and rho West. The difficulties 10 bo overcome
,r,sc from IT.. fnct that the Grand Trunk roae IA more
c,,cui,ous than other Western roads. which renders
necessary on the part OF TINT COMPANY tue on'r OF eA"
Inducements 70 shippers sccnr' any considerable p"r
lion OF the traffic from the West Especially ths trae
a, ,..a,s frelspt for which. other thiass eqaa the
New-York tribune., 1874-11-17
THE ARGENTINE INsURRECTION.

REPORT OF A CoMPROMlsE-A CONSUL ARRESTED
FOR sYMPATHIZlNG WITH THE INSURGENTS
PARIS Monday Nov. 10, 1874
A special dispatch to La Li6erfe, dated Monte
yide6 Nov. H. positively afirms that the civil war
in the Argentine Republic has ended with compro-
mise. by the terms of which Avellaneda resigns the
Presidency aud new elections to be held shortly
MENDozA. Friday, Nov. Is, 1874.
The Chilian Consul at this city has been arrested
and the arms torn down from the consulate. 1t Is
believed that this action was taken because the
Consul sympathized vita the insurgents.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CARLIST WAR.

COMPLAINTS BY FRENCH AUTHORITIES of ihh
SPANISH GUARD ON THE FRoNIIER-LAS iAoLA
REoCCUPIED BY THE CARIIsTs.
PARIS. Monday, Nov. 49, 1874
The local French authorities on the border com,
plain that the Spanards do not attempt 10 suhu
the frontier. ., ,,onaov Nov. 1O 1874
II is said that the Spanish Consul at this place
hos heen recalled on account of his excessive Zea
and his exaggerated reports to his Government
The Carsts have reoccupied Las Taola near lrun'
MADRID Monday. Nov. l6' 1874
Several bands of Carlists in the Northwestern
Provinces have solicited amnesty
LONDON. Tuesday, Nov II, 1874.
special dispatch to The Standard from Hendaye
saws Carist forces have returned to Irun, aud are
stationed around the town.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-17
THE CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATING CON-
MITTEE.

STATEMENTS MADE BY MR.. sAYLER DENIED BY
MEssRs. POLAND AND wARD-THE COMMITTEE
NOT YET PREPARED TO EXPRESS IFS OPINION
MR. sAYLEg's EXPRESSIONS CONDEMNED AS
IsJCDICIOUs.
CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-The Cincinnati CONNER
eial published Saturday an Interview with Milton
sayor the Democratic member OF the Arkansas Inyes
eating Committee appointed at the last session
OF Congress, as to the probable course OF the
Committee. Mr.. Sayler said the Committee had de-
cided 10 recommend interference IN the affairs
of the State; that the Garland Government was
entirely satisfactory the people aud that peace and
good order prevailed. Mt Sayler is now IN Cincinnati
not having attendance upon the present session
OF the Committee. HIS reported statements reached
Little Rock to-day, and shown by a CaieIq0 TfIb
tie espondeut TO Judge Poland and Mr. Ward, the
Republican members OF the Committee. Judge Poland
thought Mr.. Sayier was not Justified IN say
ing that nothing further could be donc
or that Congress wou! not interfere He said II was in
very bad taste aud impertinent In Mr.. ssyer
to express any opinion the subject az present. The
Committee would certainly make "a report to Congress.
but was prepared 10 indicate ia any manner. at
pre- what its nature will be- As TO the statement
that the Committee does not ntend to do anything.
II is roiuIcd by the fact that Mr. Ward ana Mr.
Poland have already been In session four days. taken u
large amount Si testimony. aud propose 10 take
before Adjournment. Mr.. Ward concarred In the view
expressed by Judge Poland, and said lie should not
express opinion until the whole Committee could
lnuGicous and premature In expressing his individual
I'm uiuuA
New-York tribune., 1874-11-17
REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT IN COSTA RIGA

REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT IN COSTA RIGA.
DEMONSTRATIONS IN PUNTA ARENAS AND IN TILE
PROVINCE Of LIBERIA-FAILURE OF The INSCR-
GENTS TO RETAIN THEIR POSITIONS.
PANAMA, Nov. 7.-On October H. about mid
Dgut. revolutionary party. made up persons from
Nicaragua San Salvador, aud Costa Rca attacked and
captured the Quartet at Punta Arenas. prOclaing at
the same time sehor Joaquin Fernandez President
he having previously landed at that port with
of the capture the commander aud his im-
mediate subordiBates were absent from the
Cdartel but having induced two officers and five
soldiers to follow them, they stationed themselves
neighDorng building kept up lively fire for four
hours against the revoutonists After this they em-
barked the General Csas, aud proceeded to
San Lucas Island and to Befebero 0he chief port In
Guanacaste PrOyincel where they sent to Liberia Qn
the proyince) for troops. The casualties in this
encounter three wounded on the side OF the Gov
ernment. The revolutiOnists' loss is not stated
II would seem from the official accounts that the In
habitants dsarned the rebels Senior Fernandez had TO
leave with his followers the next day nstb) on the
MohaugO for port north ia a neigbborinc
republic. He took with hm sllOOo which he found al
the Banc0 s'a1i1na Agency
AT about the same time the Cuartel 10 Liberia via
taken by party Of Nicaraguans and Costa Rcans who
had pronounced in favor OF sehor Fernandez The
affray there was Of serious nature. the Govern
inent sl,t;Dg its loss al nRe killed aud greater ra
Der wounded. Tue President went TO PuG;a Arenas.
where he dispatched troops toiB.yaces, neer Liberia
The result not stated ia the papers but from private
eoIrces It Is known tnat peace been completely re-
established. The movement did extend TO the inte.
rior The capital had been quiet all along The Gov
ernment had issued proclsmatcns 10 the people aud
troops thanking both for their loyalty also decree
establishing martial law.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-17
CASE OF COUNT Won ARNIM.

DIRECT POLICE SUPERVISION wIrHDRAWN-THE
COUNTS ILLNESS
BERLIN, Monday, Nov. 6 1874
The physicians of Count Won Arnim say that regu-
lar open air exercise is Indispensable tor the restora
ton of his nervous system. The City Tribunal las
withdrawn direct police supervision the Count
but he is ordered to remain at home. His trial has
been set down for the 18th of December.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-17
RAILROAD NOTES.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 16.-The Mobile and
Montgomery Railroad sold to-day by order OF tue
Cnsnccry Court II bougat by the trss mortgage
c?2ooO Tnis saves the State from all
loss.
CNCiNNATI, Nov. 16-The first train over
the cutoff i:u Athens to ParkersbuTg oa tho Marietta
RAILROAD arrived at the latter cly ut Il o'clock last
pirbt Ih. cut of shortcns dstauo3 between Cin-
cnnuti ard Rtmore ten mites. ani nateri Ally reduces
the tufc b'twegn the iwJ cities
New-York tribune., 1874-11-17
FRENCH POLITICS.
PROGRAMME OF A PARIS EDITOR.

PARIS. Monday, Nov. 16, 1874.
M. Emile de Girardin has assumed tie
direction OF tnc newspaper La France. He announces
that Ethe paper will advocate tue maintenance OF
the personal ScDiennat until the year 1880;
the continuation Of tue present Assembly
until them but De renewed in part twice year; the
holding OF general elections in March. 1850, for Con
stitueut Assembly to Sit four months appeal to the
nation liz July, $780, nc ratification Of the new Con
stituiion and general election for new Assembly the
same year.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-17
THE REVOLUTION IN VENEZUELA.
MAN BLANCO.

MAN BLANcO.
PANAMA, Nov. News from Venezuela, by
way Of Baraqua, IN relation the revolution is 70 the
effect that the whole country has risen against the
"iusrious" Guzman Bisnco. as hts friends style him.
Gems. Pudo and ColiDa have risen the hrst BARGE
loua aud the other In CorO, both shoating Absjo
Aiustre" Gen Adames has left Curacao In the
Julia with 5000 muskets for Barquesimeto by way OF
Coro. The revOluti0nsts have force or 400 men.
uzman had gone to his headquarters in Valencia. and
was busy filling the psons win his people. Despotsn
seems be the order OF the day with GuZman and tbs
present revolution Of the Liberals protest against it.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-17
THE GLASGOW UNIVERSITY ELECTION.

DEFLAI
AGAIN CHOSEN RECTOR.
LONDON, Monday. Nov. &C. 1874.
Mr.. Dsracli has been reelected Rector of the
University Glasgow y 100 votes, against $40 Tor Ralph
Waldo Emerson The Conservative students protested
against the election OF Mr.. Emerson because he was
foreigner, and tue Liberals against the choice of MI
Draei because Of undue nhdence in his favor by the
professors Ia the University.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-17
CHURCH AND STATE IN RUSSIA.

TROUBLES IN POLAND ON ACCOUNT Of lhh fOhIiDA-D
INTRODUCTION OF CHURCH REFORMS
VIENNA. Monday, Nov. l6 1874.
Riots have recently occurred at several points
in Poland forcble introduction by the
Government OF Churcn reform and tue appointment Of
priests by the Imp rial authority.
Some OF the newly-apponted priests have been ina
treated by Tue local governments az the points OF
disturbance have reinforced Uy troops from War
saw and Of the ugleaders IN the riots have been
arrested and Imprisoned.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-17
THE ELECTION IN ITALY.

A LARGE MAJORITY or MEMBERS OF THE RIGHT
RETURNED.
ROME. Monday Nov. 1G, 1874.
RicasOli Peruzz La Marmora, and Garbaldi,
have Dcen elected to the Chamber of Deputies. Tae
last named returned by two districts of ths city,
but was defeated in Milan The Republican agitator,
Sa defeated in three districts and elected in
Rmlni. Up tbs time 122 members OF the Right have
been returned, against "a OF the Left.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-17
RUSSIAN ADVANCE IN CENTRAL ASIA.

LONDON. tuesday, v 1850 III.
Advices from the Russian advance posts on
the Amu-Ddra report that COL IyauOn preparing 20
cross rver with armed force to punish the
rauding TurcOman tribes, which the KHAN of Kniyd is
uuahle tn control
New-York tribune., 1874-11-17

trains running. The Government has granted aid
for their repair
Large quantities Of sugarcane all over the country
have been eveed The towns OF Sauna and Tanamo, on
the north coast flooded. and cattle, goods and
houses swept Some loss of life By the Hoods
is reported.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-17
STORMS IN CUBA.

SANTIAGO DE CUaA, Nov. 11.-Heavy storms
have swept this end Of the island The railroads
aere and u Guantanamo sre bsaiy damaged aud no
New-York tribune., 1874-11-17
THE RIVAL OF 1HH TRUNK LINES.

s. IL. DUNAN EXPLAINS THE POSITION OF THE EALT-
MORE AND OH,o-DRECT COMMUNICATIONS WITH
CHICAGO WITHOUT WATER IN Tna sfJCk.
s. H. Dunan, for many years connected with
the Baltlaorc and Olo roa and familiar with tie
workings Of The road and the views OF the President
John W. Garrett makes tie following statement con
ccrning the y sitiou Of the Company:
TO any one familiar with the many difficulties under
which the baltimore aud OJio RUirDId Company has
labOrcd durn. lie pis. e.git years IL securing u
Chicago connection refusal Cf MI Garrett - JO!n IA
the combination OF the other trunk INES leadng I;to
this c5 to pool earnlnS1 nniet ti[ o!,"Ga M cya
has been entirely NJ tue mercy OF tue Lake Shore mn"
R,road being eonipcIcd to use the Iuc from
Monroev!llc, 80 miles ca't OF Cic'Eo, ana to
c. G. and l. c.. west of Columbus. Oho. Mr. CARAT,
weary at last OF the many annOydnces 10 winch bis
company subj cled IN ITS cljrts 10 blu u or MS
city direct raae wi'h CIcaGo determined 10 uuiit an
independent air Iiur from pOt on his Lake ile dl'
10 Chicago, when, II Is officially ahiouhce' VIII
be open for tralic tnroughou. Is entire length III
a few da,s. l. has built and equipped entirely
ont Of the surplus iund OF tue Biitlinore aiIl
Oaio Company, without increasing the capital stock
o the Company u sIGglc share, ana Is 2O miles
long, saving in tho distance 10 chicago Oi
80 mes. In past the otner trunk ines nave not
deslrous Of pooling" tneir eIrhlhgs win tho
Baltimore aud ONO Railroad. Now, however, when IL
is about TO open indeDendeni ne OF lts own no tn
Is los, by the railroad m gnates aier Mr. Gdrre.ps
return from EmOpe where ne dS been sol1utnlhS Tor
his heath, in fastening to Baltimore with pr0posItIon
20 Z" pool' lie appears however 10 have had merely
good deal of advice 10 give tIeni III retHfn'
Mt Danan exhibited The folio wing table, showing the
capital aud bOnucu ueDl OI NV i"l" DtA'i" anu
Lake Snore Railroads. couIparcd with that OF the
Baltimore and Ohio:
Stock New.York Genital and Hudson RverSs9 f2s,oOo
Bonds S,w- Central sai HuisoI kSer lOl9O.oJO 40 80
siocs Lake shore .+5oooo 0oo
''-'' '''''''''''''''''', ------ 76,49j,Oo)
STOCK Bumore sBi Ohio. l5lUuJ
Ohio ZoOJO'ooo oo,
stock Central Ohio. = ',o'uVo
Bonus ''n'''' 'n'0 - J,si5OOO
Bonds Ssndusky, Msn,6ed and Newark S2'JO1'OOO ,
Total Baltimore And!0ho Central 0hio. .,o,.,o,
an baalusAY Mansfield and EeSsrk... f1'o"i'oVV
COMPARISONS. $1,000.
n Y. G. Aad II. r. sock.."..........''*so iIS'VVVV0
h'Ae '"'' --I-sI30 42s 900
Baltimore and Ohio siock. D loi' i'Uoo
'''''' y" '' 1886 OC0
In conclusion. Mr.. Dunan said that the policy OF
resident Garrett been to favor low rates Satisfied
with his annual dividend loper cent aud asupus Of
twice that amount. which has more than suifced to
build the Chicago DIVISION he has repeatedly told bis
railroad competitors tina, hc could eater into no CON-
binatioD.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-09-17
DIED.

FIFE-On the 29th day of August,
Mrs. MARY J. FIFE, wife of Warren
Fife, in the 25th year of her age. The
deceased was an affectiOnate wife and
mother, leaving four children to mourn
her departure. She was member of
the Freewill Baptist Church. Funeral
services by'Rev. Poston.
CHENEY-In this city, of consump-
ton, on Thursday morning, Mrs.
NANCY. CHENEY, wife of Francis N.
Cheney, in the 9th year of her age.
FILLMORE-AtP Porter, on the 9th of
Sept, 1874, ADAM FILLMORE, in the 9th
year of his age. Mr.. F. was born in
Connecticut, and came to Ohio in 1919,
and settled in Gallia county, where he
has since resided. He was worthy citi-
zen, and a man of strict integrity, re-
spected and revered by all his neighbors
and acquaintances. He died in the hope
of better life.
WISE-Of consumption, at the home
of her parents in Clay township, Au-
gust 9th, 1874, MAGGIE M. daughter of
George and Julia A wise, aged rs years,
months and % days.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-09-17
Apprehension and Arrest

On Tuesday night of last week,
upon the affidavit of Mayor BIRD
filed with Squire KERR, warrant
was issued for the arrest of SAMUEL
j. LANGLEY charging him with at
tempting to fire the dwelling house
of the Mayor the previous Sunday
night. Marshal DALE arrested LANG
LEY and took him before the Magis-
trate, who, after preliminary exam
ination, bound him over to await the
action of the grand jury in the sum
of $500. LANGLEY not being able to
give the required bond was taken to
iail where he now is. The evidence
before the j. P. was that L. bought
powder and fuse at D. S. FoRD's store
the previous evening. When called
upon to explain what he intended to
do with these he said they were to
fire a cannon. There are others who
are supposed to be implicated in the
affair, but no further arrests have
been made.