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ROCHEFOET.

what q New York Correspondent
mukes xhe CommElnist Lender say
New Yoak, May 30.-Rochefort has been IN
tery;eHed by = reporter. who telegrAgns from
Niagara Falls the following. as part OF VIAL
he said: "Wheu MacMahon and Debsogno
heard that had escaped, they said 1t "as m
noesibla. The news was, however. true lie,
Brorue fell eick, and MecMahon tried to conceal
tho fart rs long as possible. Poor Marshal; ne
has mortal dread OF me. He Trunks tnas
weld some occult power. It is r1diculous snas
snch man should rule France. He WAS Pne
forward by the Right, to advance the interests OF
Henri Olnque, but the Left will never SUP I-
ui1 to his rule. They have too many aolo
men. real statesmen, to oppose THIS ounsnng
General. What could be expected from man
Who Lad spent thirty years in the bureau 1raoa!
France governed by MacMahon! Events, u ap-
nears. are marching rapidly in Europe within
three months NacMnhon shall be oEersheo"n-
Franco cannot continue 10 be ruled BY that stu
nd eoIdier." Rochefort asked anxloualy a10os
the changes at recognition OF the CUBAN pellls,
erency by the European powers, and expressed
h;z oninion that an international Revolutionary
junta should be organized, for the purposs VI
a1ding all struggling nationahtles to aco1o'e
their independence: ,..,1.o.4 .r,;ved
NEW YonE, May 30.-Henri hoche1o11 1t1is'E xtIsIu
here al 7:3o tonight accompanied oy tmo aenon
refugees. They declined all formal 1ecel,aons aI,
tenderod by Representatives OF INC e1eusl
rsvointionarY eocfetles. and drove to tho t1fano
Central Hotel. where they renamed N Aec4o7'on
during the evening.
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Tho Successful and Unsuccessful Can"
didDtcB4

The Successful and UnsnccesSfu1 Can"
didotes.
new YoRk, May 30-Out Of ninety.seven
asnirants Tor military honors at West Point,
thIrty-two were sent back to school yesterday,
because thsv could not W11to, spel1 or cipher, OF
we're not familiar with maps or grammar. Ine
colored candidates Ill failed Yesterday the @ LIST
Of successful candidates was made public. ine
whole class wes drawn up in line, tha names o.
those who missed we1e called cut, ana
they stepped two PAGES to the front, anu
wera ordered to break ranks and 20
home. while their more fortunate companions
we're led to their future quarters. hloae o1 tne
unfortunate applicants bear their rejection very
| phiIosophicaly. A few do not. One young gen
| tleman said that be had "mlEsed on purpose j.
| Those who have failed will, at the option OF
| the Senators or Representatives u congress
who nominated them, have the privilege OF pre-
| sentinc themselves for examination IN Septem-
! Der. when the autumn studies will begin WITH
| those who are appointed to fill the Vacancles
| which may then exist
| Charles Mcclure, Of Illinois. passed his exam
| inst;on. but. as he waB nominated under mis-
| take there being no vacancy In bis dlsttlcI, ne
will have to wait until next year, when no WILL DO
| admitted without EXAMINATION
The new cadets will take their first leesone,
| +putttng them IN FORM" as 1t is called, to-day;
The first class, which is now to be examined,
numbers, in all, forty-tWo menbers put one, 1oe
| eome delinquency, has baen Suspended, and "1il
have to wait another year before being graduated
This claes, when first it's members sought ad-
mission. four years ago, numbered La, Of "norn
| one-haN or seyentJ-niue we're rejected 1Ious
tho class Of '65 in that year. Il has d"lnoled
| down to forty-two.
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DIN. -, ..1, t.11
DEE VS.. DEE.

IN the 18th OF May ". II. Dee, weN~kno"n
eauer-builder Of this city, flied bill in the clr-
emit Court against his wife, Julia 7. Dec, asking
for :. divorce on tbs ground Of drunkenness
H.. st.tes that he WAS married in August, 1o9s.
to his present wife, and lived with her unt'i
March. 1874, when he separated from her. In
1851. Dee alleges, his wife commenced the use O. OF
ae9.; n,;;t,o,t T LIQUORS. and is now what may be
taEr1ned Labitual drunkurd- He therefore claims
divorce
AIRS Dec filed IN answer feu days ago, ,"h,ch
.howg rather interesting state Of facts. el4e,
IN the first place, denies the allegations as TO
arnakenueas, and states th.t her husband Is
MN Of ample means and ahundantlJ able 20
tie care OF his family. She admits that che nas
ak children, whose ages range from . 70
vc.rs In March Of the present year.
Mrs. Des says, owing to lDcompau., !,
bility Of temper, an agreement: ~
seoaratinu VAS mnds which is COPIED IN net
.ns,yer. and recitea that whereas DIVERS un,
lanpv differences have ARISEN between ". aua
WI W., Ieo. by reason thereof thsy theraby con
ant koe agrees to live separately for the Term ~
~ eir natural lives Dec is to allow his ~1ie W
i;va where she ploases. engage in enJ business
.he likes. and also agreas thas he viii nos lnse..
1era NTH her In any wAy, or eommnoae1hss r.
Nftt her br letter OF 1ne1aARs. ~ long ~ hos
~. H.. VI *i.n hsr xiats1, MI. Hamilton, Or ny
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COTTON AND BREADsTUFFs.


The National Crop Reporters Re.
turns.
1SD1ASAPoL1s, Ind, May 3o.-Tho National
Crop Reporter, published to-day, has returns
from los correspondents, covering 125 counties,
in the States Of Alabama, Ar&ansas, Mississippi,
and Texas, ia relation to the area planted this
season in cotton aud corn in those States. Do
ductions are also published from the
to tho total of spring and winter t,.
wheat now IN the ground in the Staten Of ILL
Ohio and Wisconsin. The following is an abb
ntract Of tho principal information furnished:
COTTON.
In the matter of cotton there is shown fall
ing OF from the area planted last year. averag-
ing, in the four States first named. II 6-1o per
cent. The decrease in area is 18 4-l0 per cent
in Alabama, 410 per cent in Arkan,
saB, 90 40 per cent in Mississippi, and
2-1o per cent in Texas.
The area devoted to corn in the same State is
placed at an increase over last year to the OK
tent Of 7-l0 per cent. The increase IL gwen
as 10 4-10 per cent in Alabama, 8 +lo per cent
in Arkansas, 8 per cent in Mississippi, ~ o-Ao
per cent in Texns. The stand o. ooth COTTON ana
corn in the States named Was, MaT Is, much belo"
full stand, although the stand Of corn was
better than that Of cotton. In LoulElaua the
majority Of the reports received speak OF q cor,
siderable portion Of tho land as overhowed IN al
the fOtI States. Ihe atencs6 Oh t11e scanv'
very much delayed, nnd, although much Ct tue
1eplanting which became necessary had been
! accomplished ut the date Of the reports, there
viii still be good deal Of land lie id1a.
WHEAT.
The estimates OF correspondents in the siehi
Western States previously mentioned. Indicate
! An average increase in the total area OF wheat
OF 2-10 per cent. Tho increase is u per cent
in illinois, $40 per cent in Indiana, Is $40 pei
cont IN Iowa, q per cent in Kansas, 40 pei
cent in ,lnpesota, II 41o per cent in Missouri
per cent in Ohio, and 4-l0 per cent In Hia
| tonAin.
The general condition Of growing grain at th'
| date o{ the las: report WAS all that could be dc
sired. although the crop in Iowa has suffered
! somewhat from the depredations OF grass
| hoppers. ,,.,...
JAsEsy111E, Wis. May 90.-Crops are dolnl
| epleudidly in this vicinity Another dno rain
atorn this evening.
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ARKANSAS.


LITTLE ROCK, May so-The Governor to-day ,
appointed William N. Harrison aa ~ Ass9c'.f' q =
st.ranson resigned. Harrison was candidate
for the same position on the Reform tietst IN
noaition Of Judge Of the Seventh Judicial 1Ch Ctr
cult vacated by the resignstion OF yuage } onster
na;nst nitaoe4 RaIter rte inf IN favor Of Brooks.
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agent Gainea, with party Of men, took special
train and went along the track in tho hope Of
finding some Of the packages Of money, if any
ItLss been ascertalned that about $4,000 Was
taken by the escaped robber. It may be that he
was too badly frightened to tarTy long enough to
make way with any more Of the booty.
Five men were arrested ut Three Onks last
confederates, but they we're released this morn
ing.
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CRIMINAL.

TIE POLICE COURTS
Ttotnaa Bylgor tho co1ored gentleman OF hu"
scal propensities charged with stealing s1onn
from Charles Wallace, No. 1893 South Clark street,
WAS held to the Criminal Court in $500 bail, BY
Justice Scully yesterday.
Henry Weinberg, John Smith, and John Wea~
neck TIRES boys. 8, 10, and II years Of age. were
before Justice 6cu1ly yesterday, charged with
stealing eroce1ies from IN Office on Twenty
sixth street, and we're held in ESQ bail to tbs
Criminal Court.
Justice Boyden disposed Of the following Of
tenders yesterday: 7. c. Parker, violation OF
Sec. IL, Chap. IS, OF the city ordinancea' %;
Edward Milcan, diHorderly, 81; William hu~
ger and William Englebrick. disorderly, - eacn'
AID. schafner caused the arrest Of bus
driver named Joseph Todd for stopping tho
thoroushfare Oh North Clark street, and then
went bail for his appearance. Yesterday the
driver forgot to appear, and Justice kaufmann
iued the Alderman IS.
The past week has been an unusually hafo End
1aboring one for the Police Justices especially
M for those on the South and West Sides. VINO,
fo,. The tjrst four daVs Of the week, had upwards
~ no unmes Of Offenders on their dockets for
various olenses, from petty nlsdemeanofs 70
the more ser1ous charges OF burglary, roonefE,
and 1arceny The lat tTo days, however, gave
them li.tle rest, but none to boast OF. Lester
day there were 88 cases at the Vest Side; " st
the South Side; 10 at the North side, Hnico.
with their continued cases, occupied the nsss
part OF tbs day.
The continued case Of Charles O'Lesry and
his wife 3Iar7 under the charge OF receiving
stolen property 1t No, IS Archer h7enua. saio
to ia tie resort Of thieves and burglars, men1loo
Of which has bean made, was again csued up
Yesterday before Justice DoJden. T. T. Lau1-
f;eId appeared for the defense. and &. W. Mi.ch~
eli for tho prosecution. After the examana
ton of several Witnesses. the pfosemGutloa 1 Gu ~
oIastod continuance Of the case till IhuIsahFl
i, order that some Of the stolen property coulo
h. identified. which vaa granted, the prisoners
bs;no held undsr the same bail aa elTen Taeo
first arrested
Tho uyoprietors Of q conceEt hkb sAloon, on
| South Clark street, Ecre before Justice bo!oSn
ves.orlay. charged with keeping disofoetl5
| house. Eeseral witnesses for and agapss ~, .ue
| saloon wore exaniued. tbs evidence "a9 ~
suficien, to justify the Justlcs IN lonac1'o1
| fne. and the prisoners Ters dlscaatsoo- ~ ~
Cs,naron. of the city Law department: sppesloo
tan'tt1' - ~ ~ nrosecution, and Lid Riehfcdson
t tor 49, dtfenee. alr. Richardson seid,
~ ~, uGile The Chief IT Police seemed 20 ne
5-tar7nined to coso rp tAese coneert hA'ie OF 81
| 1onns tLe MAYOR Of the city recognized .nen
| T;ght. They wers licensad, snd tne1s1o1e
| ctaiused tbs: his client shouid 90 oiscoassea
/ r.,r auypAY-sALooy oaDIEAScx-
,,.,. rrcorietoxs OF tbs 1iyoh Gardeo snd OF
/ r;-.h,fT.s beet hsl! were before Justice yoyden
raa.arIsT for violation Of the Sunday ordinance
| govsrnInr plaoaa OF that nature, hy Keeping open
sha 1oors leading !nto sdesr assanhsnaosnsss o1
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WASHINGTON, D. c.. May so.-For The Upper
Lake region partly cloudy weather nen1 n
t,,re and rising barometer. For tho Northwest
c]aar "a, aud fair Weather, with Light rains II n's-
sou5i and Iowa.
LOCAL oegERvA11oNs. .-,
CHICAGO, May 10. 1874.
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81. Lor1y, Nay so,-rhe Inte:nationsl T}po-
graphical Union III ho.o ostt T. xs.S eopmsnciae
1i.n 1iaae9 inauxs1nsnts arc made for the propa1
1.to.t:;nnant o{ tbs dslsgatss whilo hsss.
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other person unohjectionable to him.. she may
hAye control Of the two youngest children, while
he keeps the remaining four, but she shall have
viahes, OF lie Of demanding than should she DO
unfit to take care OF them As her support she
is to have $500 year, parable monthly; and So
cured by real estate worth 9s,ooo. "mle the
children remain with her, she ls to
have the additional sum Of 92o0,
but this was to be Withdrawn
when she surrendered the children. Mrs. Dee
was to recaive tic same in lieu OF dover, and re-
Lease nny and all claim she might have on her
husbands property. The agreement vas not to
be bar to the commencement Of any suit for
divorce; but, in such case it was to be taken IS
the basis for any allowance for almony. and to
be considered valid in either case:
BY another instrument Joseph Hanson was
made trustee Of the property. and agreed to per-
form the trusts. Mrs. Dee then asks shnt tno
hilI NAV he dismissed, or. in case decree is
granted to her husband, that it may be On the
terms imposed in tho trust deed
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
The Rev. Dr.. Rylauce, formerly pastor OF b.
James Church, is in ths city, and Will preach 70
his old parishioners this morning.
Tho Rev. ]. B. Mcclure breaches 1t River
Park this morning.
L party Of twenty-five English tour1sts are
oua1tered ut the Sherman House.
Nessre. O. r. Hanbury, Of Ottawa. snd Sid
ner Walker. Of this city. started for Europe BY
the Cnnard steamship ChinA yesterday
Mr.. Emery 4. storrs signed the roll Of tho
Star Of Hope Lodge Of Good Templars Friday
evening. and will lend his eloquence and ABILITY
to the cause Of temperance. He will soon come
out publicly and give reason for tho falsn sha'
il in him.
Mr., L. T. Dodge, of this city, known In con
nectiop with the emell-consuming furnace II tne
Stock Yards and other mechanical wonders ana
formerly Secretary OF the Railroad Mechanics
Association has gone to the San Juan olsst'cs
in tho capacity of Mechanical superintendent
| OF Works.
| The American Academy Of Dental Science ms
invited DR.. ". ": Airport. Or thls Guy ~ pos-
| liver the annual addraa1 at the meeting 10 bos-
| ton ne1t month. The compliment Is the mG1o .
noticeable from the fact that tho East esPeclA,ly
Boston, is not usually dispo1ed to recognize tne
existence OF . high atanoa1o ol pio1e'"'N0'N
| ability in the West.
| Mr. Charles Harrington, Of the Denver Netes.
is in the city experimenting tna a.sor, -
! his book, entitled " nnnamenng ~ SoIa ~;
The volume la NOT quo reeo5 sea, Dara1 Da .cona
vznce copies giso an ioea o. spe seo, - ,s1;ct.
ons doseriptious Of scone1v, and carries the
e e.aa.- .hTor1h the American Switzerland" az
tia writer calls it, to tho gold region, and ail tne
ahaa a1n Tho aaaenda as the end
| -es.n,. o1yn anne interesting figures OF
hetchtn Of mountains INSTANCES and populatso1n 70
of the psncip.l cities Of Colorado The BOOK =
nicel7 written, although the writer 1s 1ou1n
and y o9 ehoies
reare1 f ia TO be handsom omely bound.
Msr1 prugmnn and Ameli. Waters. txe ?. ,onns ~ y;
not sst out of short f9e.s ..sa Left farb ths
homes about I'VE esd;t;oH' "oedn A. they bsve no.
on an exploring e1Peuaba ,,a,r den.rtnre the 40
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+hcl, ia admirably gotten up in every 1espect, is
+ho f;rst complete statement OF this controToEsy
| that has re: been presented to tue pnnne-
THE Rxv1yAL IN SCOTLAND
| The MONDAY prayer-neetfng 5ente.t, - ras. "s.
| na1t;cularIy interesting on account q the pfes-
! ance ct the Scotch delegates to the 1oneia ~ -
| eon,hlr. who made brief statements re'ataso 70
the rcviyals in Scotland brought aoous through
the fundamentally Of Messfs Moony ano nao esso-
Eey tev The Rev. H. Gibson. OF tic Second Pres,
1r5c;an Church, conducted the exercises, ana
occnnied the first hnlt-hour in explaining the
Snnday-echool lesson for to-day. Then followed
! addresses BY DR.. 7. T. wilson, =. a.
williamson as BuIns s1a anu 81 a. tho fnn reS,v IL
TdanIuroh. which, he raid, had felt pentecost-
- h3oasinr. over 5000 persons having been
converted. Another referred 70 Glasgow. aas,,
| ;n- that large number Of the e.ndents an3
sohnIs IN the noted educational Institutions OF
th.t r;tv had been led TO Jesas; that wonderful
rasn1ta had been accomplished, and much good
tronid b reaped from the seed soWn. Ihe
Tonne men Of the place had been dissosnte snd
dispipated, and their e1nsstslq1 e5ost han.sss "a.
This WIS especially trus Of the medical students
and II was thought II they could be reached, ano
convinced that their souls we're IN dagger hoI'
l,ody could be reached. The TeT1Tat hao, Eom.
~, ea5 entgred their schools, and many Of the
ponn. men had boon led from their evil "3ys
1 thi1d spoke OF the reEiva!s st belfast, Ire
land. and Darw1ck-on-Twead. whe7e Aeasrs
Hoody and Sznkey had also been TetJ
nU srcces.fnl Tue last speskor WAS Ar
sa s;ordou. student, who narrated + nuznbo
Of instances of remarkable conventions au'oEt
bis companions. To-day the delegates 90.
those accompanying them viii y 6u tne 1oi1on,ns
| enpointments: The Eer. T.. q. wilson, morn
in9. npECh Chicago Avenue Church evening. Firs
Preebyter11n. Or. H u. Williamson, morning
second Presbyterian: Dr.. J.. c. Buns, morning
First Congregational; evening, Thisa trean: n;
tezisn. George Aoysr evening, ca'Ssu .e 1'sau f3n
, prpsbyt9ki1u4 &. II. Aafpoux ana a1@7A <s"k
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ON sunday evening, March Sl.. LIT.
after a hort sickness. Mrs. tgitAL II.
T.. DoANr. wife ~ ,,ehfcni roinc, aged
81 years, 6 months and . day,.
She was a daughter of Hon. benjamin
X. ~Edmonsion, Too Mfny years the most
prominent citizen ~ nnnois county. and
was horn in this county on The 3.ih OF
August. ls42. A. 2 uciglbor she was
kind. entertaining aud benevolent. with
"A ready hand al al. times 10 assist those
in need. and consu.e those iu distress.
~ a friend -he had endcared hcvseli 10
many, who will long bear in mind her
anans virtues, her warm greetings and
cheerful hospitality, now. alas. to be
seen aid felt no more. But II was as a
wife and mother she will be pre-emi-
ncntly missed. She was empllaticaiiy a
home woman, whose chief enjoyment
seemed 10 be In creating a happy: home
ior her family, and how well she did il,
with her bright smiles. endearing ways
and magic touch, all who had an oplor-
,unity of observing her there. acknowI-
edge. TO her family now II seems as
Tough "A drcary waste had suddenly
been created. where a short week ago
was IA iorcfaste of Paradise. We bclioyo
she was 4 true christian, as her daily
walk bore testimony to her profession
She joined Centenary NJ. l.. Church III
New Albany, while attending the Semi.
nary inthat city ia 1857, and has beer
an ardent member OF that denomination
ever since, dying in full hope OF a bless
ed immortality.
Tho family ask the prayers OF III,
good every where, that their severe af
Fiction may rebound To their everlastin!
good, end draw them closer to III,
fountain of everlasting life.
The funeral Of Mrs. Doanc was attend
9 largely al the Shiloh church. on Tues
day. by many fricmisof the family. Tn,
services were conducted bv Rev. 7
Jones. assisted by Rcvs. W. Eastma,
and Myers. and were very impressive.
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General Sherman is a lover OF the
dance, but il is said that his steps are
very much like those % his illustrious
Indian namesakc IA u war dance. One
of his lady partners in a dance witii.y
said that he never stepped lower than
the back of a chair, or higher than the
chandelier. His motto in the dance. n
ia war, is TO 20 it," aud go il" Ia
does 10 the CONSERVATION if not the sat
isfaction of those in the ballroom.
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SILVER MiSINe.-We notice by the
Evansville Courier that Mr.. NJ II. Cox,
OF this county. formerly Of Wheeling,
is in that city, e~udesvoripg to organize
a silve, mining company to operate at
Comanche Hill, i'm Montana Territory.
Ills many friends in the vicinity Of st.
Mark, which embryo town he laid out
IA this county, will be glad 10 hear o.
his future success.
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Death Of Charles Sumner.

Hon. CHARLES SvMSER, United States
Senator from Massachusetts, died in
Washington city on Wednesday. OF dis
ease OF the heart. We have not room
Tor an extended notice of the great Sen
ttors services. Although thought TO be
fanaieal on a great many questions. hi,
honesty and great ability were unques-
TONED by any. Ills death is ~ national
loss.
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or WI think the following from the
indianapolis Sunday Herald, is near the
truth: " We may be wrong, but, never
.thclcss, we think that want of truth,
honesty aud honor in the daily business
transactions Of men, and q want Of puri.
ity Of morals in both sexes, are mnch
greater evils to society, more heinous
sins, aud in greater need OF reform than
the use Of Intoxicating liquors. W. are
NIL o apt to
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Extra special Notice.
sEwARE or COUNTERrEITs,

sri,h.. Tonic syrup has been coanterfeited, and
me counterfeiter brought 90 grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
IN. -, nine srticie must have Dr. John Bulls privata
s,,nn a. each pc,tle. Dr. John Bull only has the RICH,
20 manufacture and sell the ORIGINAL John smiths Toni,
syrup. Of Louisville. Kennedy. Examine we'll the Iahe
On each bottle. " my private stamp is not on each
hottie do M, rurchasc, or yon will be deceived =
Goo NV column advertisement, and my show card.
.m cro.ecu,s any one infringing "a my right. The senu
~. smith. ronic syrup can only be prepared BY my
self.
! DR. John III
rrv,svfls. vstucky, J,iy T. 1sTs.
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For Joint Representative.

- We agc authorized 10 ana" 'ncc
Mr.. ANpRrw y. Gr>MAN rs . candi late
.or Rcprc-en, itiye ~ the Legislature.
nom the counties Of DHbois anl Martin.
subject To tie decision OF the District
Democratic Convention.
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II The Catholic clergymcn Of New
York have presented Archbishop Nc.
Closky with $1,000 asa birthday pre-.
sent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-13

THE National Grange of the Patrons
OF IIusbandry have determined 10 or
ganizr Il 10 iri to gather and transmit IN
formation in regard To the crops through
out The country. The Information il in.
tended Tor the exclusive use of the or
der aud will not be made public.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-03-13

GTA Boone county jury has given .
wife 5000 damages in her suit against
"A saioon-kceper.
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Assignee Elected.

The creditors Of Theodore Sender
mann, hardware dealer, OF Mount YER
non, Indiana. "A bankrupt, held an cleo
sion yesterday before Capt. i;cavis for
an assignee OF his effects. Mr.. Asa {.
Williams, of Mount Vernon. was cleo
ted and appointed. Evansville Cour,
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0yIhe Gin. Rock. 4 :. W. H.. W. &,
are obtaining quite a number of mine
RI leases.
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~ psioha being high This week
srge Numbers OF .aw-ioss are being
brouhgt % market;
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Thus CouNTRy viii have another ROYAL
visitor. IN the person of Prince Freae-
through Russia, Siberia. Japan. aud
across the Pacific. landing At San Fran
cisco. IL. wiz thea do" the United
States ana return 4" Berlin by way OF
Loudon. No doubi dat hc i'll be re-
ceived by our Garman feliow-citizens in
a ro,al manner. q, services in tho
in,c war wits France aavc tilrm a high
estimate Of his character Is a soldier and
civilian.
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