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, 1875-01-01

.sceefa, Disputc1 to 7'hs thssaao Tr4ouns
lsplAxApoI1s, Ind, Dec. 3l.-Last night, On
tic ard Bloomington freight-train. William
4. Miller, brakeman, attempted to 20 forward
from tho cabooae::::junt after tile train LET!
Drownsburp, m d, Il III presumed, Slipped and
fell between the cars, and WAS instantly killed
This morning the incoming express ptcked VI
tbs remains WHICH wero frgntfuly mangled,
aud frozon stiff. Hls home maH ut Mason, EhinE.
lam County, I'll!
, 1875-01-01
IN ALABAMA.

FACTS ELECTED At MONTGOMERY.
AIoxTaoMERY, Ala., Dec. 31.--Tho Congressfou-
al Committee to investigate into Alabama affairs
opened its session hero to-day. Republican
politicians, generally men who wero defeated for
office. arc hanging around the Committeo' AZ
Lattrell, Democrat, conducted the investigation,
Cobura and Buoknor being here. The former
had Witnesses as to many alleged outrages In Lea
County, but it is said they woro totally discret.
Government bacon, intended for tue
Gsss0"sd Es slssaos county Il wa Miles ''0' from IT,
oyerloned region, and taut it WAS ~ charge OF
traced 5000 pounds to one negro meeting -house;
where the day before election 1t WAS distributed
to Republican voters. No proof Tas required
as to tho destination.
for voting tho Republican tickot, whilo others
swore they had been beaten by Republican me-
groes, turned out Of thcir Churches
md genoray mat1oa'ea t.sesa feT 0sf tba
pn'os'Aai beloto the 1ato % oleotlcn the nepublcsn
candidates promised to divide tho white Demo-
Gratis land among them. and their furniture aud
! bedding, and household property. The negro
witnesses all complained that none OF their
promises we're kept. The general run Of the
| testimony, az far as ascortainabls, was to the
effect that not a Republican meeting WAS
| disturbed by tho Do1nocrats in this
county. but that riots and rows were frequent
| between tho two Radical factions, often result
luz in bloodshed, and once in death by pistol"
| slot. . :, ,
It waa also proued by tho Republicans that
cyory case of myrder 'nl tho docket nero
waa of a negro for tho murder of q
negro, being como tlltocn Or twonsy IN
tho pnst eighteen months. Also that every
Official in tiis county. and tho presiding Judges,
we're Republicans. 1t was~proren tint in two or
| threo INSTANCES in tho lato canyasa few negroes
wero kicked by eomo dsunkcn Democrats. and Il
was also proven that no United Statos Marnhal
NOTICED these Republican Disturbances under tha
Enforcpmont net in this county.
Tha Gommtteo loayo for Mobile tomorrow
morning.
, 1875-01-01

Spectd{ u uu7ck u 1Ht CAcda" 1T15HH1. =
WIIgEBBAnnE, pa,, Dec. 31.--Laht evening ,
young man named Franklin buchanan, OF
Ashley, camo to tliH city on tue LellEh It Sua.
t,lahunua Naitroal to attond ball. lie jumped
I'll ct q atrcot-csoseng whio tue train was undot
full speod u.,l fell under tho wAeels, Ills head
was completely severed from hls body hs face 10
lnanglc4 ~ almost to preclude recognition, and
bJth arm4 brnken, Ills brother, who was at the
dance, toals the body in charge aud conveyed IL
to lis homo.
, 1875-01-01
At VtCkSBURG.
THE sYAyon'n TESTIMONY,


V1cKsbrno, Mlas'. pec. o+'-1no copeteAP!on-
ii Investigating Committee arrived yesterday |
and mat to.day In the Court-House, the full |
1.-@,t. ..ue 80. .,.s.,t ,;,h f,boi,m., Can.
tomHLtee ee,ns ptoooA'' s.I o' 11s".:o1. 1S'
ger IN tho Guar. @"'se no'uu't " p'ona"eus
o'Loary was tho first witness examined. who
atotad TINT thu noIjco force waa not increased
6A"ss' saaS 49, sAo ae,t ~ H.. = ~ th,t liz
ua9H atsef 1no HGnt % Deo' - -. 's 40
proclamation. fssued on thAt gay. anu ae1etoIofo
Bent in these dispatches, WAS published at 8 ..
m, In rep!Y to question by Mr. Couger, he said
tssued by GOV. Amea "ns an.alf' Ana ca'sa,"'oa
to exotic tho Feople, on SUNDAY the oEn OF
December, Crosby, colorod Sheriff, cAmo to him
,,d +n,a hin, the co1ored pcop1o in tie country
s. . .a. ,,,,o1, ovc;to1 aj,,nt b,a heinz MT mt
"e1o sei! 1o"e. o4. - r.. ~
OF ollcot anu asAeo oin ~ "as'hs u'l' ~
preserving he peace, which ho promised to do.
About 8 o'clock tho noxt morning DR.. Shannon
49,, t,., otho- oart,en,en tarne tn his houae
""u ~ 's o - - H.
"oRe h't" WI ~" .o'u ~ 1''''t .--....
AnuEp BODIES or sEoHoEs WE'RE MARCHING on
TIE CITY.
1fa told Shannon to have the Court-Houso and
a. - ~ ,,x =, no T., ar,,aa tim ,nop1c In
1t ~ ,snv ~ s,,o1 r,mora tI,at ho t}1nuoht
Ian, LAY Heau ~ .,o, ~ ~ "Io", o'ciuck 3fr iinnt
t'..o ~ :.'' ~. ran,rtaJ 9o0 ~ I'm srmni na.
cao " @ a" ~ thn e,tv hv Tia Grovo ~ rcst
htIa IL ti.n ,uoa h;s ,rnoIa mstinr nria,ing
@ to, 4u Hsn"raa sm ratnr tn trnir hnmes and
, 1875-01-01

Tho employees Of tue Philadelphia Custom
Iluusc a1c III great trouble, Collector Comfy,
who iRs, received ordcrs to tl,bn,les number TO-
cay, reported that he could uat do so 1t onoe,
and will go to Washington to consult With tbs
6ucrot4ry OF the Treasury. Senator Cameron 10
making an earnest effort to proYons theiz ~
ehARs.
, 1875-01-01
The WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D. c., Dec. 3l.-For the Lake
Region aud tho Ohio Valley, Increasing c!oudi
nsss, with easterly or southerly winds, and
aIight rise OF temperature and falling basom'
ster. For tho Northwest generally, cloudy
weather. riHing Temperature southeast or south
west winds, and falling barometer. followed by
snow In the Upper Missouri and Upper Mlasis-
sppi Valleys.
LOCAL. OBSERVATIONS.
, 1875-01-01

Special DispaktA ta Ihd Lhica9o 1Tt1AHe.
EAsr SAGINAW, Mich, Dec. 31.-A shoemaker
living nt Birch Hun. nane unknown, fell from
train on the Flint Il Pero Marquette Railway
ills evening, a,ld waa Instantly killed. Ills body
was completely severed, It IL supposed hs WIS
intoxicated ut tue tilne.
, 1875-01-01
KILLED pY AFALL1SG TREE.

sptciai Ui+pa'eh to The cn1caqo FF.bahs.
1IoLLAsp Mich, Dec. 31.-A young German,
20 years old, named Gustavus Hoffman, reat-
dent Ut West Olive, 10 mises north Of this city,
was cngaged in chopping tree, which fell upon
him cFl,ahing him III D horrible manner. and
cuy1siug instant death. lto was unmarried.
, 1875-01-01
MAIL ROBBERS.

MAIL ROBBERS.
The Most Daring and Sue
oessful Known to
Fame,
A King Assisted and Shared in
tho Spoils.
Parsons, Schumacher, and Other
P}ebeians We're In the
Plot.
King and Parsons Still Num-
bered with the Missing.
The Situation Growing More AWk-
ward for William,
The schumaker-.-His Appear
ance and Antecedents.
Not 4 Member Of the Last Congress,
but an Able Lobbyist
He Is q Democratic High Priest OF
Virtue.
Mighty Interesting Reading
for the People.
A Million and a Half Of Money Dfsbursed
in Congress.
, 1875-01-01
EX.KlNG C0TT N.

The Decayed Monarch Is For
ever Scheming md
Plotting,
clustering Abont Like a North Wind
in Winter.
His Pretensions Being Examined by
Congress.
The Louisiana Investigation Develops
Nothing New.
Testimony Of Gen. Ogden, the Chief
White-Leaguer, and Gen.
Emory.
The Vickslurg Massacre also
Inquired Into.
No Remarkable News Turned Up Yes
terday.
, 1875-01-01

GEN. HORACE MILLER.
lawyer, aged ~ Who comnanaeatne e'tSGnn hsin1,
aworu, dcpoged tlat early on bunaay night, Dec.
Q, owing to rumo1s OF INVASION by, negrooh, an
informal meeting Of q fow citizens beiny hold 1t
nas agreed TO establish guards; that tho rlus!nG
| OF tho bollH be tho signal for assembling. BE-
| tween 8 and O'Clock m alarm was runG. tolng
| to the Courthouse, he heard TINT negroes were
| approaching; also that Crosby. Gen; PACKER,
and Col. Loo. of Gov. Anes stat he'd been bsen
| in hack. Found tho driver, who IN
formed linn that lo ind been employed by that
party during the night. and had driven them out
| OF town short distance, and brought them bac&
DR.. Hunt and tho Mayor came iu. Tho former
| was much agtated. Bald Is lad gone On a Hcont
on the Baldwin Forry road and ridden, into
crowd Of armed negroes. Who began to ahoht:
'4K1LL A1M! SHOOT ulM!
lie throw up ls hands and asked them what
tl!uy wanted to Hl,oot him for. Andy Owens. tho
lender, ordered them to daalst. lie sa;a taolr
object in conl1ng into town Wa 10 obedience to
to como III eaTiv and we'll armed. and that Simi-
lar bodles were coming In gu other roads 0Wfna
permitted hlm e return. When pf; l;, Hunt Int
Lad tod Us H. sh3s % tae ,o.s nayas ,n, tha tod ,o. s
and tahe command, which did. Got about 50
or IS armed mon together. sent Chpt CoWa!l u
keep tho streots clear, aud moved out on tue
Dal1win's Ferry roud. At the cor1ter OF North
| AnQ tIIhk aLIcdka AAtieu IoAHe! tAD toai'AA.'"
ACROSS it OIL hill commanding the valloy to the
eastward. On tho apex Of Tho opposite hiil baN
body Of armed negroes, aud deployod 1lno Of
ekrmisherJ; then rodo forward alone to ~Iatt
tue negroes wero. On His approach there ar
, pcarcd to be considerable confusion ntnont
thon,. and much loud talking Andy o"on
:. stopped forward. saying 10 waa Col
OWENS In command ol tlAt regiment
. Miller ASKED ths object Of thel
! u,oyc mcnt. Owous rntd It was in otcdonco y
CrDsby's ordor. Miller tn!d him Of the Mayer
proclamation, aul warned him to doslst. Owen
Repeated tllat ho liad right to como, aud he'd
i. -" - II l,a didn't caulo. AllIor again urge
! | Him to ~ 1loDe. Owens then wanted to re
= crosby 70 which Muller agreed. ana Hcnt
: guard with lin by siIo htrcot nsld Miller tho
Z rodo back to Ills men. uwg,ia suon rotnrncdfor
! much e4ctcd, sAyug ho Aau seen crosby, a''t
q | said lo, "Iho - - that got iii INTO
!. . tlju trouble now goes back lii. mud il over n
II | ses him W. vii! nsttla him" Miller rodo bac
L with Owens to LiH Men, and
II TuLn Il[EaI TO GA HOME,
q for it they persisted OIL snluE toward the cit
|, their Lloa1 would le Oh teir own hcads. l. VI
% pegro, who catlutl hiulself l4irnteuant, dsax
"a pistol and thEeateual to shoot Milst, but Owe
l. fut4f{eIed, xnd said 1t he llurt Cob biilleS /
Il would shoot him that hs was uot At to b. - -
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"Great heavens, madam, do re-
ssmble . peddlsr Of 'eheap ssssness7'
he exclaimed. I am not one. an
here in Detroit to enhance the com.
forts Of the night-te produce pleas
ant dreauss Let me call your atten-
ton to my Sunset Bedding Extermi.
nator, 4 liquid warranted to -" VI \
Bod what =, sle screamed, ceas.
| ing to fan her fat cheeks a
.".My Sunset Bedbug Exterminator
It is to-day in use ia the humble negro
cabins on the banks Of the Arkansaw,
% well rs in the royal palace Of hel
Majesty e." 80 "e
"You r-r-rascal! You villyun!r sh.
wheezed; how dare you insult me
in" 'a. Ae
"Ne insult, madam, it is pure
matter of - LA. OBJ. ~ er
s"1.eave! Gito-w-t!" she screamed
clntching at his hair, and he had ii
60 ont ia such hurry that BE conldn'
lock the trunk until he reached the
walk. ~ -<ti - 80 "a
4. He travelled several blocks, and
turned several corners before he halted
again, and his smile faded away to a
melancholy grin. He say two or three
ragged children ct y gate, noticed that
the house was old, and he braced up
and entered.
Ivhants no SOAP" said the woman
Of the hoQse as he stood in the door.
Soap, madam, soap. | have no
soap. l Doticed that you live in an
old house, and as old houses are pretty
apt to be infested =" 3d.
day +" she shouted. ..asa4.
Madam, / ain not a peddler Of
Yankee notions" he replied. 81 am
selling q liquid, prepared only by my
self, which is warranted to"
~ WANTS no baper gollars!" she
exclaimed, motioning him to leave.
Paper collars! l have often been
mistaken for Shakespeare, madam, but
never before fora paper collar peddler.
Let me unlock my trunk and show -- y
= !" WANTS no matches---n0 tobacco
no zigars!n she interrupted and
hef husband came around the corner
and after cycling the agent for a mo-
anent remarked: .... IN. Eel. ..
/" If you don't be quick out Of here
l shall not have any Smoking about
it!"
At dusk last night the, agent was
sitting on q salt barrel in front of
house, and the shadows
Of evening were slowly deepening the
mslancholy look on his face.-Detroit
Free Press. ....''. XII .. 49,.
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sT.vIkClENTS INSTITUTION,
Donpldso1yille, La. 90:

D6H6 1{kNO1VilI0, La. -.
m, TT. n So. III ,n. 49,,
Ane Puouc are !1iof1ee0 tAat the St0iEkS
OF CHARITY will Oxen
mn rnyvn srunnr 8o!i'.
r. - 80 SSnVo1 ,,sf..,,,,
on the ist Septeaeer, 1875, in the shove
naned healthtll little village. - s,I ;
They who MAY object to send their chill
dres to more Nelfaela latitude, will find
N tins insdfutlon the factlities foe . Chris
taan ana snned education the collrse OF
lnstrucf1oa being the same as that. pursued
at q. sosephs Academy, Emmettsburg,
Aaryia1d, OF which it ia branch.
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WILD OATS. WILD OATS.
Prospectus for 1875.
Champion American COMO PAPER !!

I (1hamnion Amor;con nOMTn pAprp
| 1os'n oO1AV 1hIbh
Ill aLLus .;as by corps Of the best Amer
lcan artlsts, and contributed to by the most
popular humorlsts' and satirists Of the day.
Wild OATS now enters successfully upon
sne ,stA.u year o, ITS exastenee. and has be-
paper OF the country. 1t was started and
60 .he nrst year as Q monthly then,
70 satisfy the demand Of the public, it was
its good work Of hitting foliy a. it ;a. .nS
by its mastery cartoons and Dungcnt
editorials. Il acbieye,l ave o.s.t.. .nIus
than before and was recoDnisad aa fho
ablest and brightest Of it's class. Since then
We have yielded still further to the public
weekly! It has literally crown I into 0A ;ts
present shape on it's intrinsic merita- heinz
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