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, 1875-01-30

did mt yoto ut tho 1nst elecll1u, but would hayc
voted for tho ltopnLlIcat.4
Jntt4o FielI then nsketl II Tho I)istrict Judge
waa known by wltnGHs, who rail ise wns. and aa
tourney ntld Parish Judge with uttsur ln,1bIicau
oiMrd, though Hotun uf stln official actH ii the
DihtrIct'A;sornny wore questioned ny tho t,copIo ;
tint There Ind l,eHn m,lttlerH in Liz PARISH
iaInnmber tl,p 1'arsicuarz. THO nogrues were
tl!e eottoi,-raInH people VI tho parrish but fow
whites Engaged i'll manual 'al,or.
ly Mr.. MHrblsAil-1hcrB ls Eo general hoAtility
hetwco1 TIN racc*. Difficulties may occur be-
tN".l tl.cnI, a,l lluvt, pcrilaEg. T,,ero hal
f"'n no Deaocratie officials ii. hs paribI, uxeep.
.1rll M clcrI;a "f callr1n. Illsro vnro aono
lF''atc Hell'"I. nn' snle rlll,it: sehuuiIuusu.
E.:iA-uiDs 'tIsriafusY.
Gny. EetiOs;! trAa hcfufu tic to;nmittoc, JIe
ha'.n lt.It; abatement, cu.llnlcuylns with tbs
Legislature Or 1AGj. and conliti. down 10 tho
If'',eht time, 1t ditftri from his Testimony be-
to'o the bub-CoI'ln!ttse oni3 in BEGINNING at Asl
.elr date aud tie etateilgfls bc,tI. tluro oln1,-
or.:ely prepared. The uuyo:uor c!iargol that
tls political Troubles 1f tho State tttlco tho
war commenced witt. tho vagraut laws, iobs
and uonopotita pa!hcl BY tia Legislature
.f 1866 and 1stc, md couvetea uudes President
''ltfEn!ls rtcot.Etttcslon policT, al,d chusyn Ut
M election III Sbiel. I,une but wto t,on rAttic-
lated that tho tiuau.iat trouble a4o tiate from
thn ..t.Ac period. tiiat Legislature Anyuc uNpro-
pt1ated III, ,u}0. 0N Ill eScets Of itp receipts q
under Narnolll, and had rl,lod III swelling
lilo deb to itH present plop rtiUus.
ile nlso onptatca'ly aydested that tho
different lnonopocs alI;iiel to in the report Of
ano exception, all rabted before he came into
oIssec, gnd ho Submitted statement of lcgisla-
tive aciA to elow that i,ono could Lave becuus
Il ias Without the concurrence OF tho Dumo-
presented an affidavit BotsinE forth That
1ro.u tho D1sEG:.9 Of one b.rt;cntnr
, 1875-01-30
JEWELS FROM THE ORIENT.


AAN RaR3 HtktaA RAAA8H78 GknY{4A &}44k TO
t.esl. 9herInsta'S DauEiIaur.
fFam thr Se" Turk sun. .tu,, ~.
Tho Wotttl4ng gift FROM the Kllolya af sEgypt
to the dnuSL!er Of Heu. sherman roucheQ Nov
York by hteHtier OH TueAday, aud WA OH private
exhibition In the Collectors parlor Of tue
Cuntonl-lto'1se yesterday afternoon.
IAo preEetlt ~ Il paTuse Ut diamonds, neck!ace
aud caslroI's, sntd 10 bs tho must magnificent
a;ld valuable III tLia country. 1'ne ,leeKa3e, ID
comrhkeH OF four STRAINS OF damonuB, eacA Of
wliici! is y brilliant. Nos uue Ut them IL worth
lesa ihan 81, 0u0. lilo eLasI is studded will, tho
gems. anu they Az got III cloBoly tagotLnr Us to
hlte tho gola. Yhera nro 40 many OF them tia:
buputv Collector l.ydsckat tired in the count. lIo
counted a5t, which is only about half OF tho
whnio uunlber. The atraltis ore toI,nd by ten
ii'stnslsho stonea each Of which IL oucirclod by
Etaal1er genas. Tho Que in front il to sI:o o4
hieknry nut, aud Ia worth @21.ll01. Pendant from
the trout III festoou Of brlll1auts with 1go big
Qsar.Ahapad htoneA os finest water luaste hang.
ing from it. The n:uan.Gua for the ear ura siil-
E!s Htones equally ~ lurgu a. the rest. The Gu
t:to gat IL appraised at from $500 001 to e30D 00,
T'se cass for tho jewels Ia p!un morocco With
out inscription. Al soon as the Secretary Of tho
Iicaaury ordors frea permit fur them under
ths special act Of Congress they arc to 10 leliy.
cred 70 tho Turkish Nlnistsr md by him presents
ed to tho fair brida On behalf Of the IgyptlAn
pot0ptate.
, 1875-01-30
...-- SPECIAL NOTICES,
Sciicnc11's puIlnOIlfe Syruu, Sch
Wcett Tonic, and 1Ia1l-
113l1s

Thn.o defeEvedly en.hrated and nconta, r,sd,ctre,
a', 1,eetft feFoiHsl2a In the health: ART and prosel
tie allacy IT fascra nsios which hay, tor ,snr x,.
obfuca tne bteIsoes ri snudirat setcnce The !ay.s
auprosss1on tAht GnasHEE.n Ii Incurabo" deter1ptl
phSactans f' aitattl1 tp lind remedies for that die.
ease' anti patients a!eca H It rpcuuct2d tton,xlr<a
to death without making enrs to escape from doom
which 'loy auIns"d " he .tjAlc tn ofs rra1ed
however. ttet tnshHn'ioe II rprtI and that n IN
"tf chreu IN very great Eunber IT ona IT them
apparnhty desfernl' one by schcncat P,.unIa syrup
ahts "ud III other cso. u tslo r,ccns IN co1naa
tlon viii schonaks ssa Wd Tonic and atsndrake Pill.
oaH ar h according Ia the reatraI.cnt. u III, caso
IT. se1aek hi'ha3]f, vho ioyMl nnfn.2rEusc1 road
health Enr iruE, than fsrty year Aprusfh Mt ouo
tlnn 1" no gA.u OF DEATH s physician, lar.
hg pronounced mia case opeo4k and abnndnnt him to
MS fAts lie "nE cnrod by tie Aiorcsald medicines an
spe' H'5 Foe"ss:s mh*y thousands similarly affected
h"s" u's Dr. Schenck's preparations with tile sAns IT,
Iu.tkahn eGcces..
,,,cx fe.i,a ~ accompany e.cf making 1t mt at.o.
.'nslIl ani" i r. ana TOR II. aiol
ihtd'rh'a every a1onuay. where All letters for Mdyrs
urnsI.fs. " ~ ~ '''
, 1875-01-30

Mira. Henry Fuchs csme here yestsrasy With
two little children. from Clno:uaa.i, III gsaroh OF
hes runaway huabauas WHO hat lett hor In des-
titute ooullt!ou, With iiyo small ohlldsau.
ln h1s, hight, ruohs was accompanied by
Margaret Cunningham, = 17-ysar old
ssA who was the primary cause Of
IN the 0suat Western Type Foundry. by Al
ohaer, taken to Madison Street station, and
locked up. His vile tays Eha sloe4 not uant hls
company Any longer but wisass to obtain some
porting the children. la vii b. kspe Ii Tia
1ock.up hntu he hasedes to ths tsttns.
, 1875-01-30

oi Chicago, rnad q paper OIL 1ob-printlng. Tho
members uf thu Aaaoclattot rhsnrl thnir meet
ing M grand secoss nhd 1lora to herva tnllcll
1onetit fcun, It, H. waa Lrcly intended through
out. Thcy pnased tcRolntinua thanking cyory-
body, and tho rnilrpat!s t,NsideH.
, 1875-01-30
THE CLEVELAND BILLIARD TOURNAMENT q

n1aineass 1ni atlh day, Th9tohes belt Ctsst aoS 10
!pS. ~ a5 h!n}hRa. Houira beat Mulieu. qu0 10
3as, 'n a1 iuninss. oasses bast Caspet, 2Jo to
{a,4a s,t4a ~ isn.uSs. Gallagher bsas .0oiouan, 600
, 1875-01-30

s.,o. "ah so oaalY ouFnod that ita life WAS do
epa'Feo or.
Tho Hon. D. G. Cau]acla. me,nher a, n,n-
Rrssu.eleot from ths First pistrot % ,ort ogn ~.
Washington last evening IN tio ei,.sn tr.;,' ~"
Fro'ous to his departure, be was yisited a. n,s
rooms in tho Grand paci1io BY biz ,nanv f,sa,;s
who came to 300 lin OF aud to couvrstv1ats a, l,m
on entering his career az Uour,uasmnn '''@
poucet, tho nculp,or, died NJ Nt,o s.,.,.,z
His Young VITA atun,a1 ~, ~ N,co SUDDENLY
to bcr ra,,, % '. SsaIuea %ata Rf'ef' noVer wEoto
, 1875-01-30

viii bnva fin n,t;aifnt. aga,, ,,,a hin ,nr,;,.
tia. i,o dscroccl thu Ktaro ant, inn,tcl n u1y n.
time when sI.o mont ncndcd NJ, l,ou.u, ,un,,nrt
1,rtta art ban s,,frc.e,, M ,rr.n,r,t,o lo.a t.,
fhc ,lent,,,ction of fnoort,. ,,,,,,,rs t7;ot,s
"Tho H.rolIine playors IN Ram" II yyou r.,
tho cot,,,trv ,unns;oi, If III. Won, family .rro
owner nf tin cstrtc win >,a 1,.t ,,+ ,t,,, ~.
,nnjnr,tv. lad arranre,l IN ront hiu ,,,nso ,uJ
Ind rcmoypd ,uo.. ri h,a ni,,urcu ,,tn,l,,,, l.,
,ace thu Irorarth ticturo II, tt,o lam co,,ovv of
pubIic museum. 1,otoro this intention yxaa
carried out, u fire took uIace nu1 Tin ncnro ,yaa
DESTROYED. It woH naintcd in ia, for mn nnco..
tor OF its Int owucr. ,fmartl rccciv;nr som ror
1t. and hin rcc,;,,t FIR tba ann, VIVA otto,o1 !,
tlo r1cture. '''''''
.t,,,. .,,a. ,,,,
r,,, a,'u,s,,s.'. ab"' "...'s o'.t 'I'io
ia ,,,,,rs ~ ,,u,'s T., ~, . ,.',a
.;a f's ~ nm NJ sM' p'". H.. % rs ar -.
y. =. '. p.es ~ .a1 ny -. t"'o.
n,vs,io n,,r,ari,, :,,ts ,nor,,,ra ~ T1"a ~ I'm
nn,,cnro1 at lin o1,co ard ;,,,,,rod ,ynothor nr
not In rn,,a hovo s,,o ,m,h,v ei,s,rol md vv1ot
would beco,po of IL n IL, concl,,dcd not To INV
ano,1,,r ,,rcni,,,n. Inn oto,,t i,,r,,rne1 lin
TINT s,,c,, a ,,ocv vn. mt trans fcrah,o ontl In
ease Of no,,-nav,nnnt of nrcnin, II wnu1 ,1rou.
This youur ,uun sai,l in yew of Inn fnct tt,at
tim 1Hfv has N1nrrih1 nDcfhar T I0
mt foc1 il NV t,utv In i,aco n H., an, II rou
hayo no obIce.1on. viii lat IT ,tron.,,
H., :. 49, ,,;.,,..,,7r.,,,
,d ,s ,,,;,,;o,, ;s .nat .,, ,;,.s t,a,a t;la
~. '' ~ r !,.,,,1" M s.s,,.'n
,.s;tn' t,';n ,'a,a, T." = a'.,as a's ,nt "no aao
,;aaa ~ t,a anort.,,.nt, "l - - uet,,arn t1o
r"asu;.. '.u 1891 H.. as,,s'.;a,. 81 ant.. ,s.
raa atot,nt.oa f"snts.o "',, ,,,,o.n ~ .art,, p
,n1 n, ,s s,,rrorf,"a. ,,,.,t,e+: III, o,,,,,ro
naI ,o.,, sa,,a;,,rs,,e r.a1;,. untt,o.,, ~
ono ~ +t,aaa rnon ssn n,,,,o a,,;av;,,,-
u,o,r ra,,-aas,,oa a.a.,t da,t,,,,t :, n'ai,,nt,
o.tar .,o,,,o ,,ar,v .,,, !, atonss IN h,a cro,1t
,hnt ,h,,,a,, .n',,;,, IL, ,.,,nt 1,o,, H., on,I,,
.,,.o.1 o;r.1a ,,,,,o uo,r,,t ,ftor
md woc,n,o ,,,,nst in oa,orv houso,o1,7 In In.
lt. IN cal,;,,o a,o,,u1 ,,,n, t,,n la,l;,u nm, oen.
-. 80 - ~. ..seesH;. .'., '.. o..
found at lis tabls. sharing tho delights Of ,,js
eocicty and his woaltb. WIN would not ,acciyo
from othorg tbs same graceful consideration"
,rh;. sto,v NJ . r,c,.a,o =, n,ato, co,,,, ,,,,,
uoco 1o ,oo1 lil,c n rc,n,nce. Ink II ia Hawaii
,,d toototo,I., trno. Afr sr4rote1a !. +,,a 1,ost
,,,,.tor ot ,rrnar rorr on,, ~ Tr,,or 4. IN
o,ant ~ IN p,.t .f,f3;co Denor,,n,nt ot H.
nostaf.card fnctorv IL, snr;rcfe,d Mnuu Mr.
s,r;,of,oh, ~ ,rvnr, ,codtng aon,o ,,o.t,1
oar,y ..aoroa t,,an, fua,, ti,a p,,t .nm,. ~
,.-t,,,ant ,y1,o ,,r;1or ,ror, ~. sn-;rr,,,o11 ~
frrnar ,xoa forwnr;,a1 IN Mr. 1,vnar ~ g,,;,r-
Ho,5 49, 31r tr,,o~ NJ e,,r,rsn,r ami ~
IN Nr a,rt,oca,a ~ q1,,,or iut s,r G,r;,,n4,n,1
y, Tvnsr nnf ,att;r<, t1,a oa,s rror, nfr r.,,or
~ e,-,rnf,o1, NJ g,,rneta1a - maror ,rn.,a -
Nr frrnor ~ g,r;.,ot,o1d ,,,t;,, i,,,,,,ir,, ~.
,,or,,,r,, tha co,t,. uonI hv H. rvnar ~ g,,;,v
flal1 tn n1r s,rinp,,,,1 ~ rv,or mn, th;o ,otto-
from AIR. snr;pvtieI1 of trynar n IT. rrv,ar ~
, 1875-01-30

hor lnaternal truuble; but 1t IL u Tact that sIis
balug near tho Hlore,
1uE HEN JuMrEp on HER BACK,
and there eat. tAe .lucAlings gwin,nling, and the
goose and bon after them, up md down tho
pond.
''rhis was not 3 solitary event; <lny after tay
tho hen was sta,l III n1ari t!!a l.ptHe, atsaulilE
sha ducklihga w and d4sn III psrfoet oontuut-
oaneta and good t1mor,-'ltna'era of poo?lo
coming II witness tho circumstance, which con.
Tinted until thu ducklnss, coming to days of
discretion, required uu luu3er tin Joint uarlinu-
ship 1t the gouAn and tho hen."
Oniy yratatday evening (Jau. Is, lB74) I so-
ceiyed rsniarknh1o confederation OF tho truth
4l thus asosy. ! %aa 1arratng it To- lady. who,
found, "as perfcetty acquainted with tle iuots.
sho i'aa hesfl the story told BY friund of hurs,
who hui witnessed tho cnrollH al!iauco betSeei
the lieH alit! tho gooso aud had nut the least
idea that 1t had ever appsaSol In priut.
i, Ihtra arc one or two points about thiR Maria
Knage was employed by tho gooso. tho Aeu aud
tla duckAtiEs IL cVilout enough; but 1t Is
4 cuAious QUESTION
whether tho duokllnEs uu1ers.ooa the hon botter
tltsu the nuoho, Or flce ytraa aM rather iL'
clnea to thlnkthAt wLon o hon trlas to call from
the water tho ducklings which she bus hatctlod,
gha fails because she does not know how to ex-
psosa hsrse!f. Hvr own chtckeus would uayer
venture into the water, mud hlte hAa no words In
her vocabulary to suit the occasion.
Ducklsnes undeshtand duclt well cno11sh,
but When they are IL the water they do no: nay
the loast attention to tho hoa on tho land,
though BAo may 1uttsr about in thu grcatout <l1s.
tTots, and uaa erory in9RnG in les poMsr to Qs1l
Aer foster.ohtldrou to thu shose. 1t sosn,s, In
thls csae. ~ II tAe aquatic Rooss could talk 10
pfoss'oas in their yooabalarlos. It could tako
charge OF them ~ ta1K Ga II tlought proper,
aud. mhon .lu Tine oau,e. urlos thou uoAofs,
haa ds&aSoF ehem osoI to ths hou. 1Eoy did not
, 1875-01-30
PERSONAL.


". =. Anirown, tia ;rnat American humoriss,
ia AZ tito Palmer I1ouso.
william Martin, Treasurer nf Alexander Coun-
ty, ILL.,. died at Cairo yesterday
,{a,,,nvt,, 1,ixo, ~ u1,,r, ,,,th,r7 too rcccpt
IL tn,,, hnor,1 ernsa ,oc :, r,urouo ,,ort montl,
1,rot 1;arto left Tim f]roud 1,ac5f,o yestort1ay
uor,,inr for r7ort Waync svhare I'm Ia to lecture
1nrnc lin nresont ,vent,
,r,,a ,,o,,,,;,,, o..,t - c~u..,,.,. ,cross.
,,,vor ahn,la In 1oa1 ~, ocscn,t nf tba caso
will, whtp,, In c,n ,ivna ,hock
un,a IT,, 1a,, ,ta,,,J a ~ I'm ,17ozt ,,a
,uoa,,,,;.. .,.,,,aa ~ Ta,t"r 1,n. n ,.a
" t,a ,,a,t t'aa ~ s,sa.,' ~ rort wovnn '"7
Str. at,tto,, nj nxhtostt, Inns Ind troub1o will,
the tnilroud cou.pauy for putting him OH tho
rars. mud mt unnnturatly turus 10 ulo IL.
r., ,,sor;,;,, TIM cxccut,m, t,f n NM, IN o,,;o
H.. a.,,ou H., ~, oxc1,o,oo uovu, a. ,,, i.,,,
Anru,,u lie btepped down and out with DIGNITY.
MI, Nau y,r,, f,n,o,ocr,;o, a,,r,,.,;eo,. .,,,,.
I'm ,,oat touc;,,u 1u1colical exb,Itinn i, w.,l
tnetou s that Of Shepherd playug upon Reid.
coyrrcd HI, 1onr-lost hrott,ar, formorIv of tl,o
a,mo city, livin, Iko a wild mar, II, n cnrn mar
piuamans Ferry. Pa.
,e,,1a.,;,,,. .s',.,..., ~. r-
L. 1880. 49, ~. ~. w. 49, .''s H.,
nar1v HEo ann IN bi,r Dr n,a,. con o,,,,
feel like q poor relation at tho best
:, 1,r,aaa o,,t ao,,,. .,,,,. -, .
w,,,,,o s,o1,nw 80 ,,o ~ ~ ., l.; wa,"oa
49,, od ~ ,,a ~, r,,,,,t sDo - 49, ,1s
N.m, 49,, ,,,,s IL. "",ui ,;. e'' 1a''
','A Ds'''S '''' e"l VISA 'o"Ae'NN'Ae'
Tho present season il inupportuuo for the
tn,o +or ,e-i"1an" 1So ris as'c1 ic =; ~ o t,'o
naw.st - on,.,,a ~ A.. ,,.oIr - ~ ,e.s
4.,n'1s uahi.Aeohs 'io4'''' u etrAu''alins
'ro s.aas a.u ~ ps1,get
Ms1. s. D,n ~, Wy 1"!a'no m
Nosnoa' 1fom al. David Laurlo Of o'aRGow' for
sa'So''
Z. NJ. Cooper, General Western Agent for
Wells, Fargo & Compauy'a Express, with hcal-
uitartsrB lpcnted ut En1aas Citv arrived in t1tis
, 1875-01-30

obey, or did not understand, 'ttt han, u..,, H..
Gna e to sso o IT, mshoto they be uI,e ue
I'1at there waa nAo q language u,n,,,or H.
both PARTIES ia evident from The actis,s nat 70
hy tho hen. Sha coul! not !,avo aat on r. tooPset
.! the gooae nnoss invited by tho latter. Saet
IT a bird possessed Of great intellectual nd
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The dozen other passengers in the
room. who had been interested and
amused listeners, here interrupted. aud
Peter was released from the old lady 8
grasp. his collar having been torn of
and his cheek scratched.
expected this and prepared for
it!' painted the mother-in-law as she
leaned against the wall. This
doesn't end it. by any means! This
bridal tower will come to a stop. to-mor-
row, and then we'll see whether I've
got any business to speak to Sabintha
or noti'
AS the train moved away the old
lady wore grim smile, Snbintha was
weeping, and Peter was struggling
with another paper collar.
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DARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
II chase Lots in the town of Winnie
mucca, are hereby notified that all ap-
plicafions for the same, or on business
relating thereto, should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention.
aT Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same. are also notified to attend to the
matter without delay. and avoid tire Vie.
nolE II d. II. HAsEELL.
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p u RDIN & w OD,
AGENTS FOR wrNNRMUCCA.
LAST NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE OLD
IN firm of REMNANT BROTHERS, are
requested to call and settle their accounts be-
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positively the last notice, and all accounts re-
manning unsettled ut that date will be placed
in the hands Of lawyer for collection.
REINHART BROTHERS.
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-06
OUR NAVY.

The annual report of Admiral Porter
for 1874 gives the following account of
the condition of our navy: The larger
portion of our ships are of wood. They
have neither improved machinery nor
improved guns. European navies can
out-sail and out-shoot them with ease.
A fleet of one-fourth the size, built on
modern principles, could destroy them.
One such vessel as the British ram In
vincible could sink our entire wooden
navy There are forty-eight monitors
on the register. Six of them are fit for
service. Even they, however, would be
of little avail against the Invincible
Their guns could not hurt her, unless
at very close quarters, and her guns
could pierce their armor through and
through. They are of no use for anything
but harbor service, if the weight of their
plating should be increased, because a
heavy sea would swamp them. "Of the
forty eight iron-clads, thirty-one can be
of no use except to sink as harbor OBJ
structions." Only one of them, the
Dictator, has any speed. As a whole.
our navy is to that of foreign powers as
foot-soldier armed with pistol is to
mounted man in armor armed with a
reech-loading rifle. In case of war
with tirst-class power, our commerce
would be swept from the seas, our ports
shut up, and, perhaps, our seaboard
cities taken. These unpleasant facts are
well known, so the Admired says, to
foreign naval offices.
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WASHINGTON,

The death Is announced, at New York city.
on the 24th ult., of Judge Maunsell b. Field.
at one time secretary of the legation at Paris.
and notwithstanding of the treasury under
Chase, Fessenden and McCulloch
The Treasury Department has decided to
extend the time within which the Syndicate
may elect to take the remainder OF the per
cent. loan to six months from February
THE commissioner of internal revenue has
submitted to Congress statistics in regard to
the increased revenue that could be secured
by adding the tax on whisky. 1t is generally
believed that if an increase Is made it will be
to extend it to 10 cents per gallon.
SECRETARY BRIsrow has been confined TO
HE rooms for several days by injuries received
by fall on the stone steps of the treasury
building.
FIRE broke out III the upper story of the
navy department building ON the 18th uit
This floor Is principally devoted to the keeping
of records many of which were seriously
damaged. At one time the destruction of the
entire building was imminent. and prepare
tons were made to remove the contents,
which, happily. was unnecessary.
Tue post Office appropriation bill has been
completed in committee, and gives 5000, 900 to
he Pacific Mail Company for the China SER
vice, but 10 provision was made for an extra
subsidy.
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The West.

REPORTS from the Red Cloud Indian agency
announce everything quiet in the upper
country. number of Indians had frozen to
death. Col. Henry and his company were re-
covering from the effects of their freezing in
the expedition to the Black Hills. and there
were no cases requiring amputation.
The citizens of Bedford Ind. on the oath
uit. were III pursuit of two murdereIs named
Arthur Bissot and Geo. Bachtel The murder
ers had taken refuge in a thicket. which the
pursuers had surrounded, and the two men
being desperate fellows it was supposed they
would be lynched when caught.
JOHN W. HAYES is under orrest in Niles.
Mich, charged with having stolen at divers
times during the past nine years. from Jacob
jacobson, a St. Joseph merchant, the snug
little sum of 'S12 900
THE Kansas Pacific Railroad is still suffering
from the effects of its recent snow blockade
About $50 cars of freight remain on the road
and the passenger trains are arriving at Denver
from four to five hours late
The California Independents have resolved
to nominate candidates for all offices state.
local and Congressional, for election in Sep
TENDER, 1875, also, TO call a state convention
during the summer to nominate candidates
for governor, lieutenant governor, state Oft, 1rs
and members of Congress
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A Remarkable Paper,

A very remarkable paper was read the
other night at the meeting of the His
torical Society of the Roman Catholic
University, in Dublin, in presence of
Mgr Woodlock and the other authori-
ties, by the auditor, Mr. Dillon. He
maintained that university should not
be convent or a seminary that it
should aim at making its alumni men of
the world, fitted to cope with its evils
and that it was as absurd to exclude
from them the knowledge of false theo-
ries IN religion and philosophy, of the
materialism of Darwin, or the scepti-
clsm of Renan, rs it would be to forbid
boy to go into the water until he had
learned to swim. He further maintained
that students had right to criticise the
conduct of their superiors, and 80 exer-
else an influence on the governing body
of the university, and mentioned it as
one Of the best effects of college deba-
ting societies, that they gave students
an opportunity of doing this, and thus
kept up healthy public spirit.
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Foreign.

ENGLAND.-John Bright addressed All au-
dlence of $4,000 persons At birmingham on the
oath nit. He pronounced glowing eulogy on
Gladstone during the speech,-The cable
steamer Faraday has gone to Scotch port for
repairs.
SxAIN.-InformatiOn has been received from
Madrid that parliamentary parley was held
between the Carlists and Alphonsoists on the
sd ult, when basis of convention was
agreed to, the ratification of which is probable
-Layard, British minister at Madrid. will be
recalled, a. he is known to sympathize with
Republicans.
FRANcE.-In the Assembly bill has passed
second reading. which provides for the
creation of Senate The Legitimists OPP
posed the bill
ITALY-The Chamber of Deputies has re-
jected the motion consuming the government
for the Yillarufli arrest.
TURKEY AND MoNTENEGRo.-Th Montene-
gro difficulty has been compromised. The cit
liens of Montenegro are to be tried at Get
ligne. The evidence Of the Turkish witnesses
in the case will be taken at the frontier town
of Spush
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THESUPERIOR TIMES,
SUPERIOR, WIS
THE NEWS.
The East.

REPUBLICAN caucus of the New JERSEY
Legislature has nominated Secretary of the
Navy Robson for the U. s. Senate
On the 25th ult. the United States Marshal
seized $500 worth of liquors and small cop
per still at Johnston's restaurant, at Sandusky.
o., for an alleged violation of the Revenue
itws. The seizure created considerable excite
ment. Johnston's being one of the most popu-
lar resorts Of the kind in the city.
THE twenty-seventh ballot for T. s. Senator
IN the Rhode Island Legislature resulted as
follows Burnside, 43; Dixon. %; Barstow. Is:
Scheffied, 7; Arnold, 3; Hazard 2; Brown 2.
THERE was a great ice jam IN East river, n.
y. on the 23d ult.. which completely blocked
the Wall street ferry, and rendered crossing bv
the other ferries extremely hazardous.
The accounts of Henry Nicoll, a member OF
the New York committee of seventy. show a
deficiency of $40. 600 Mr. Nicoll is the trustee
and business manager of several large estates.
and is the founder of the bar association. It
Is said the matter will be satisfactorily ex,
planned