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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-03

LroN's KATnAIRoN prevents the hair nom falling out
or turning gray re1ews lis growth and gives strength
and ylgor, IL Ii delightfully."- perfumed, and makes
splendid dressing IL the cheapest and most desirable
hair tonic ever produced. Used by the elite. Price
only 50 cents.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-03
9eaths.

At Sheffield, Nov 81, Elisha French, 6l.
Al Shefneld, Nov %, Phebo, wife OF Warren Simpson,
aged 81.
At wheelock, Nov &c, Miss Abigail Dow.
At Hardwlck, Nov "a, Mrs Zarina D.. wife Of Jacob
d. Loyeioy, &C.
At Barnet, Nov "a, OfcrOuR, of William Brock,
four years OF age
AT st JohnsbQry, Nov 20, Of consumption, After an
illness Of ten years Harriet Lord, wife OF Hiram
Weeks, ~.
Al Lisbon. N. H., Nov %, Mrs Ellen, widow of VIM
Palmer, 81.
At Lisbon, N. H., Nov 20. Simeon leighton, IS.
Al Bath, N. H., Nov q, Amos Corey, 70.
At Westheld. Nov 20, Rev james Smith, g.
At Coventry, Nov y, George W. Niles, farmer, A.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-03

The planters Of Louisiana are anxious 10
furnish their brother Patrons Of the !. North
and West with pure and unadulteratsd sugar,
molasses, rice, etc, directly from their plan
tatiODs. Send your name and address,
If you desire the information, to ~.
d. Wetmore, state grange agent for LOUISE
ana, New Orleans and you will receive in
return pamphlet explaining the different
grades Of sugar aud molasses, also prices
with instructions how to order. The circular
gives prices Of freight from New Orleans to
all points 10 the North and West
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-03

For coughs colds and throat disorders use browns
Bronchial TrOches," having proved their efficacy by
test Of many years.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-03

SIsrERs IN THE GRASaE.-The Patrons Of
HusbaDdry have one great advantage over
other secret organizations in that women are
admitted into their deliberations. The pres.
once Of women assures purity and dignity to
all the proceedings. The father and daugh.
ter, the husband and wife being participants
in the grange meetings give q hallowed
influence that goes far to make the grange
the best of all aaeret societies. Young
farmers will take more delight in tho meet
ings where Flora, Ceres and Pomona are the
reigning queens of hearts. Ia future years
many happy homes will date their birth
from the associations brought about by
grange meetings. Matches may be made in
heaven, but the grange will DO tia part in
forwarding the deaigGs of providence
PQei6c RHral Press.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-03
marriages.

At Barnet, Nov ~, by Rev John nOIs, Walter NJ.
Phelps and Helen ID. Harvey, bsth Of Barnet
st Johnsbury, Nov q, l. o. Cliford and Emma
Hill.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-03
A Patron Of HusbaDdry 10 Vireinia ma,

Central Grange, ftydepsrk, chooses officers
Saturday, December 4. t,.as q, .s,.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-03
SAMUEL THORNTON,s ESTATE.

STATE OF vRRMoNTI In Probate Court, holden
CALEDONIA DlsrRIeT IS at the Probate Once in st
yohpsbpry on the 2sth day OF November, A. ID. 1876
Samuel Thornton, late Of Hardwiok, in said district
deceased makes application 10 said Court for license
sentng that said sale Is necessary for the payment Of
the debts Of said deceased and charges Of admnisa
tlon.
Whereupon, 1t Is ordered by said Court that said
application come under consideration aud be heard
ne ne elEht zenith gay o. peSS@Ser, a; a iS ne
ordered that all persons Interested be nOtasd hereof
by publication Of notice Of this application and order
thereon, three weeks suooesslVely In the Vermont
Farmer printed at st JohnshuTy before said time OF
hearing that they may appear at said tins and place
aud II they cause, object thereto. by the Court
Attest, HENRY RRKNCH, Register. A true copy OF
TeSord.-Attest, Henry French, Register.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-03

Whsreas, An all wise Providence has seen AZ 70 de-
priva Of worthy and ostimable member, therefore
Rssofved That the heartfelt sympathy OF this grangs
DO extended 10 bereavud brother and family who
were 80 suddenly here6 Of aworthy companion, and
tender, loving mother ~ Ia
Rssoiced That while We mourn her loss, We DO -
with the cheering hope that our ioss Il her gain.
Rssolusd, That thsse resolutions be recorded in
book Of records that copy he presented 10 N other
shepherd and family also a copy 10 sent 70 the vER
MONT FARNzR for publication.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-03

Gardening for Pleasure,
guide to the amateur in the Fruit, Vegetable and
Flower GardeA with full directions for the
Conservatory and window Garden, by Peter Hender-
A few copies at the FARMER OFFICE or sent by mail
at 81 so. = -
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-03

At the meeting Of Central Grange No 81.
at Hydepark, November 20, the following
resolutions we're passed upon the death Of
Mrs Moses Shepherd
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-03
Agents,
CHRISTMAS is COMING (!

THREE finely illustrated books Just what every
Il one wants. will sell at sight. More money In
them than In any other books. Great Inducements to
all who have canvassed, employ others. Choice
OF territory to those who first apply Send for circular
and terms; W. J. HOLLAND 4 CO., Springfield,
Mass, or Chicago, Ill.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-03
Cheapest Yet (!

VOUR NAME neatly printed on one pack (5O>
Il Bristol cards for only 20 cents IS for 10 cents
Give as trial. Address,
CENTENNIAL CARD PRINTING co.
(Box $50 Burlington, VT.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-03
Butter,

Blacking, Bluing, all kinds, Castor OIL Pearl Barley,
Bristol Brick, Candles Clothes Pins, Cream Tartar,
Camphor, Cayenne, Cocoanut, Die, Citron Currants,
Gloves, Cassa Carraway Seed, Extracts Essences Figs,
Farina Gelatine Herbs Holds, Maccar0ni, Mace, Mus
tard, Mustard Seed, Matches, Nutmegs, Dat Meal,
Olive OIL Pals Pepper, Pimento, Pepper Sauce, Pot
ash, CSns Ptunes Pipes Rice Rasns Soda Bi Carb'
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-12-03

- have 10 acknowledge Indebtedness to the Obi
Farmer for some suggest ons herein. W. s. r.
, 1875-12-03
DESTROYING BOOKS,
HoIaT " THEIR owN PETAnp.

Special Dtspdteh 10 ihS CAtodao Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 2.-The destruction OF Gov
etumsut records haa bean fayoEita dodge With
the 1irg. Soc. 8,8l8 Of tho Revised Statutes
Imposes severe pcntlties for tho failure on tho
part Of 1sctaers, disttilsts and wholesale liquor
dos.ers to keep Form 81 which Ia Govern
unent record. showing complete history OF Ill
the liquors manufactured, purchased. snd aold
Thia book 10 required to be kept accurately, for
tho inspection Of al Government otliosrs fsom
t!nle to timo.
directly sitter tho raid WAS in4uguratsd by
BupcryiAos uedslok Fam Rludskopf wisely cana
10 tic conclusion that It ras bstter to incur
tho penalties imposed for making way With
these records than TO submit to those which
su inapection Of Ais books would show that 10
Ind elthor cutored or elsa failed to enter his
trAnsaptions. licuos his cock-and-bull story
about tho capture OF hla boots By msthicsl do
tsctlves. Hw example wa speedily followed b.
osherr, aud indictments are now pending against
tia hoas@a q Sam RIpdakoPs h asoa' tectIa-
, 1875-12-03
RODptS.
TIus INTERESTING woarHY ABOUT TO aouEAL on
1INDAKDFF

n1NDAKOrF.
6pscfai D.spatra 70 lhe cAseaao Trtbun.
MILWAUKEE. Dec. 2.-RoadiE, tho ex-Gnuger,
who testified IN the caeo now on trial to tho
fraudulent issue OF stanlps in blank to rectil.
crs, will. It is understood. let In food Of light
upon the caao Of Han Rlndstopf when 1t
comos to trial. Roddls ia unocr Indictment for
completely In the h'udskopf frauds upon tho
ravenue, and can. ii DO chooses, tell tho whole
story, and thsre arc Ito besk OF rensons for bo-
leving ho means 10 do 80. Hia testimony will
Of tho R.ndskopfs. Among theao was Form
No. ~, which ia tho daily rcginlor
Of receipts aud shtPmonts Of llauors.
When tho ae[zurc wns .narle Sam Riudskopf so
atrenuousiy obJectsd to tho romoval Of tho
books that the m1tles WAS rctorrod to th, Do
parsulent, which ordered copies to bo made Of
them at the niadstopf concern. Tie revonuo
ofic1hls worked at tho copying for ono day, and
madc Espld pro3ross in discovering evidence Of
frau1p.
EATHR, srEP. HALr-sTzp, L. n. I.
Tbs next day Sam Mndaxorf. With his eyo In
dne frenzy rolling, htH hair uizords1ol. and.
generally, with the appearance OF man sadtv
torn up tu hla mtu1, burst into Supervisor H.d-
rick's otIlco and demanded to know where tho
bpoka wero. Thon, With fine eemblAnoa Of boil
lng-o7et indignation, Sam Denounced the Cor
efuiueut for scDdlng copp!o of Off1oeru with
Bta1s displayed, 10 tbs reot.fytnx houae to carry
oil those ltooka, and hox they Ind 1o41ishol
pistols and shot at hla brother Max, aud takeu
away the booas.
TUE ONE noRax Purss onAPr1Es WITH TIE nua-
ABoo
ThtB remarkably thin story WAS taken up by
tho Ring organs bore, which proceeded to do
nounco this outrage, manufactured to order by
1lndskopf,. a. plece Of intoierabIe official ruff
H. ufu Ill kt.k H.. F.
with indignation about it, anl splutterou avay
and flung around ep1thbta fur1ouely-1ust Al
, 1875-12-03

ers I.uuls ntndskopf tfjstlttor Hrl|}kz 4 Dnro.
entta recttf}era Ch.r,c, f,r,r ,,i,.tlI.., Mill,
Va n,ar tu,r,.,;,n u.iss.;s "'e n.,p .p
a.,,,,. o'' 'olan o"''"t,no. ana Chaf'es
acn1lsz feotlhefe' Tor tho "f'lful destruction OF
making nay With their Government records,
which thoy wcrs required hv law Ia koep.
or courso thin dAs.rovs much ~ .,,o o.i.
d,nca ,x,Jeh .ro,,d 49,. "a ~
e1'' ""en "o'io o''t'f"lA' % eVa'lable 10
the p3oheenfiont bnt even tlis rAscali.
" promises to ovorre,ch itls!f, a. tho
Court las decided that wbors tho {, f,ovcrnma,,t
prescnt, nr;m, fsc,, r,.o ,,.,n., 49,. ~ ..,..
ro,,.-,. *, I,.~,,. ~, o''" y! s"'no
.oaso's' =, no nusush o' proof IL the'' shifted to
u 20 oinproVe tho theory Ut fraud FINN tho rcc-
ora, Which It II Impossible to do without tic
pooas'
,r, nov m.tfoS rKEt.s wE.rraEn.
IL, Inc ho'k-se:troy!ng Maoia at -i:tn at.acacl
tho houss Of Mailon q P4elan, sn 'xtsuttro
8!an va'ao1!"1,hent which lad bee! eeI!.us al
nost e1c1 slVe'y N d'stillers. Nut ociH3 IN.
eA9ea IN tug liquor tfahic. this hoa.s INN not
roulrel u ketp public rocords. but, Of coarse,
II -naa itH own b'oEs. 1t Hts taslY ais-
Pcetea ~ t49 roFonue Officials OIL dltf
we're toAt Malloa * thalan'h tooka would
qasaos' tig bonanza il properly workod up.
lhst - 10 saf. 1t "s' expected tllat their Hles
70 dtsti!ler. OF EFa!n won!d greatly "xceea tho
gn'oflnt which 'to dtss1llof's books "onlA Show.
4notelofe, tiio DAY that thor boohs we're :" la
esaHluod 'hay aIao came rushing ln!" tho
, 1875-12-03

h'Nt-HULe,
1 CITY WHERE THE POST or HONOR II PRIVATE
eTAT10H.
Special Dtapatch to Ths Ch{eaoo rt4buns.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Deo. 2.-Auothsr lustra.
ton OF the farclcal manner In which justice IL
muted out to tho Whisky nlng, and Of tue ten
der consideration Of officials for tho thieves, IL
Afforded By tho action Of Uui:od statea Marshal
Hamilton In tho ntudskopf contempt. At 8
O'Clock this evening Louis uindsaopf WAS
given into custody to ho committed
for contempt, ~ sta.ad in my first
dispasch this evening. Tho contempt
conBIuted In refusing to Auswer the question
put au 10 the mysterious oleck-stuls showing
payments by tho WHISKY hing to Conkl,ns autl
otnera Of tho official Ring. Tho o,dos Of tue
Court waa that NuIekopt b committed until ho
d.! answer. Ills auawets, whan 1nado, would
almost inevitably o1ploda the whole oliicial
tA.eylng Ihng. and tlt bottom would fall uut of
the whole frauds hare pEnctloed, which ~ yst
havo boon but grozed On tho sulflco. On ln-
Auisy ut tho jail, found that Rindskopr uas
not IheEu, but had behn toll by tho hArshsl 10
80 homa and coma again In tho moruing.
Po1STEn FOR 1AK APPOINTING FowEn.
Going 10 tho Marslal's residence, alter somo
profanity, that oti:.al informed ms that ho bud
sont lh.,dskopt home Thus, through t4s ia
states Marshal. is Rmdakopf bs1pK punished for
h,s uuulum1cy. o. course, be is thus pc1luttod
10 s,cape thu punishment 10 which he ID asn-
tepcsl By tho Court. There ID nj fear Ut his
making any disclosures implicAtiu8 tho Jig
th.ayos Of tho oit1oal Bling, which H. Whist pretty
much everybody heteahouss aaem afraid will
happen.
, 1875-12-03
4 MIX.

EEettH LasE1tch ia TAs CaLa3o 7rtbup.
MILWAUKEE, His.. Dec. "a Glow ia fur
nishai as to how ex.6enator Carpenter caue y,
havo M understanding" relative to tho cnse
Of Sum Rindskopf, such III @nB alluded to in
Commissioner Douglass lot!er to the District
Attorney published in THE TRIBUNE Of this
morning. In the summer OF 1874, after the
proceedings had beon commenced at Madison.
Carpenter hold q conference Ut tho Park nouBo,
ut Madison, wi'h the Hon. H. II. Lorif, tlen
attorney for Rogers. tho dtstiller who Was
impleadod IN that case, ]. O. Gregory,
the lion. G. 3. Smith. and other nt-
torneys for Tho distillo1s, rootiasrs, md
others interested. Mt which propositions for tho
compromise OF NIL the casos, including Rinds-
kopf'B. wero agreed on. III one Of these which
wAs nero blind M offer was mado to pay tho
Government $1,000 for the teloaso Of 81, ,G03
wo,sh Of liquors that lad beon ae,zed Tha
other proposed 10 pay tho t'c7o-nment 10000
upou cond.ton Tint tho nuole OF she proceed
Jugs tn ttso whisky casos BE- abandoned. which
would have lot Of l:inslskopf spd the
with thcAs Offers of comprom!ae. LewiB,
one OF tho attorneys followed d few days
alter. When he arrived thrre Carpenter on-
sntcd Iowa tha. it "ns Alt nght,-tlo COM
compromise, and. to luis onaGrln, 10 discovered
that CA ponter had gut thugs mixed and put
through the wrong compromise. An effort waa
then male to correct tho blunder, but 1t uaa too
lnto. and tho case wont o. and M1 dskopf was
convicted. Further light IL thrown upon Car~
pentor's understanding refoErcd to in tue
Douglass lotter by tho statemens made by
Sam 1tlndakopf to prominent gentleman
OF this city, WHO. when occaslon requires
will autntantiate it, that Carpenter had
a.Tood TO Hthyo OF the Aadison case until ut last
it could bo got nd OF withoat trial. Hiadsko;,f
accompanied :hls statement with expressions OF
Indignation aud disgust At Carpenter u negaaot
to effect tic fnf1lment Of :lrB understanding,
but when Sam dia that probably lie dtdnt know
Commissioner Douglass Instructions 1t the re.
qucss Of Senator Carpenter, had forced tie case
in trial
, 1875-12-03
Randall and Kerr Still Neck and.
Neck in the speakorship
Race.
Sunset Coz Claims to Hold the
Balance Of Power.
Texas Pacific Railroad Lobbyists Active
in tho Canvass.
The Mcdonnell Heirs Renew Their
Claim to Certain Chicago
Property.

-.-, nnttss ,,,'uI'i. ksnlSsakAf8. NJ.
r,s,,,srra. - ~ - ~ - "'s.rs H. ,'oa"s.
,,v.l ...a.is ', 'au'oo' VI
"a. "a, III, ..a.'. 49,. ~ acnM te p49Palaslo1
-, t1,o rr,n.a. 49, =. 49, v. sss,. 49, - o1nvas .1,
ir5i,,,,,ona 49,. 49, u, ~. peo ~, !ue
;,,,.,. a. ussunu WV 70 an'Ppea
1nnr,.,,o.r' .,sus s''.s A's' Aa 1oaot sn'ne
=, u,-ar,,,taaa ,a;" ~. .n,, ,a.'47A" "'.on "a
o,io1n'uoea ua' sus' tas "no1o moso mas IN
si6" tAe decided tono tho President intends to
haSumo towards Spain in hia mas,
SAGE. Those whosa onir,or .hor,1
,,re ro;o,t o,a s-.sn sr1s N'.,u" ee.
-" vi, !1.~ ~" "ao 0e ~ posit1on
~ pe "e'1 informed arc convinced that the Ok
p!anattou Of these preparations made SONS day8
sinco, which attributed them IL the praasdont,a
determination Ia recoVntze tho hell,oorar.~ -
tho Cuhan. IL thu eor,ect m. villa ttt" 49,.
49,. ~ 20 ~ so'1'os 'no' "n'.e 'n's m'Rao
Ao' w y e"ano VI WIZ Will op s!n, II nienk lh-
volVe the recognition Of Independence In tho
ucas future, which wontd
rnrc,r,r.7r +. ,,vv,rcr .,.,
.r,,,.a-.. 81. n..,.,eN. .A.,,- ~ AA''
"A".1'oA 'no Ae7'asAt po71'o1 ~" Ii, II IL
lfne that SECRETARY ilaa il IN perfect accord With
him, and Ia fact no signs Of objection 10 thu
preparations tho gocrotnrr of rho NAVY la m.k.
i,c haze ,h,rr tb.,,.,,r.. H. 80, eaa.,., -
80 ..'411e''o' ~ oA ol4e'A1 9a1a ase1'
sPEoiAL cAh1AEf MEETING.
Tho special Cabiuet meeting this afternoon
is understood to hare been for tho purpoao OF
hoar}up Tho f,rcsdcnt'a ,nersooo mad ~ ..,5
th,t d,s,,,.,,a. 49,, ~. C1.t;..t0,ta oAu
NA'"s~A'@' -A1HA 11A' oen444oh AcA&siok ~
, 1875-12-03
Bail in the Sum Of $4,000 Given at
Chicago by Ex-SupervIsor
tiunn.
Application for Jury in the Whisky
Cases to Be- Made This Morning,
MILWAUKEE,
YESTERDAY.
THE poLrlILpT CuQOKEpyEss,

YESTERDAY.
THE roLruLpT cno0KEpHEss.
6pet:dt DrsDateh 10 Ths Chtcaoo 1Fiounx
M1LwACHEE, Dac. 2.-Aatu Rinlekopf was TO-
day brought besoro Supervisor uedriok 10 be ox-
nn,uel touching tho mystery Of the oheok-stubs
showing the payment Of tho sum Of 420o
monthly to the Macher :" or " Boss Conkliug,
~ tho characters In Hebrew, ou eomo Of them,
indicated. Conkling, 1t Will be remembered,
waB tho Revenue Agent to make p1acs for ahom
Carpenter had Burpeo removed. The same
ohcokssubs allow periodic payments Of $500
which ths Government officla1a hsve information
went to itunn. Riudskopf absolutely rrlused to
anawor any question as to whether ho had paid
money to any Government Official, and waa
committed to jail, where 4e now H. for contempt
Of tho order Of Court requiring him to anBNor.
TAFT AND WIENER,
The argument for tho Government waa opened
to-day in tho oase ct Taft, tho -1auRer and Wei
meE, tLo ractidor, bf District-AttorneY McKin.
ney. E1-District-Atloruos Hnbholl followed IN
the morning. Ma,t Carpenter will eoutlnuo tbs
arrufnent for the dafense, and tho caHe rill bo
closed tor tho 0ovofnment by Judge Dixon.
The caae will go to the jury tomorrow.
, 1875-12-03

s,...', $500. 4tss a.. =. ~. 1t.e11 .1,@' H
1yn,s,r,,,. n[s% tns H. rs eo1r oTh. ao 1a.., =,
Tomorrow will r,uhjI,h that Mr.. Hinxhun, In also
said to live imnlc.tea ns,sons m otsIa nf -. bs ,h.
.. E. Eabcock. Our reporter - v.s .suure Cd BY
QUO. than whom tl'ero Is probably none better
poBted, That there vi. mi tha slioht-
mt donbt of fan n,..ns,.., aoanoasian
eot aoups u oen' bhtcccRa connection
With tho Hing. Mr- bingham said that
lie fBabcock) had bocn ind,c,aa ,notoro hs
ft,nrLnrni INT tsft st rn"t" ", UsnJa.o1
esens: ;:t's Moss eIan taia cannot De ds7nlged At
W.h1. WIhG.. "!.nout oes!ay!a8 conuatnce DIT sue
5apns % maf eaPocI 1ove'atlona soon snat afs 10
u.'u $3.50. esa! '.9' II9 - ~ u'ue!htoou that q. II.
a;,,s % "a'. appeAt ~ c'uIs ~ tao est!leat pos
e.st'u .Aa.. !aoa'ea' @no 'oAo" tho example o1 la
VI ''''ae4.
-. hhl,e"Eh o1-,t1s coUAF uF 1EQt!hT.
"13,Af"'"S. ~ -. 1et. o'--oel. DhbeocH To-
da7 aouseessa ths following letter to tho rro,i-
dent:
WAs111Hc!os. ID. C., Des. 1-8ln: On the 27sh nlt.,
~ lug VEL u y. o. 4rurJ betOro l!e Cnistl s1.s'
n"ea IT, u ~. & NJ. one o: nc Fro.sc1::ns h'3r-
rrarns sj;,e, IT, h.v nsu" IT,. TO- 1 eer7h 's
G.nAiI s,l oyct re.en:iy cnn7,e;,i of rnmmlitr II
the whisky fr.ads, a,,i reported ID tho 81. LanIa
.o5t stnocyat having used tue to:pwue languagn:
[lfett fouoHs tho l.nguago Of Mr. f1cn1crtoa,
~ H., n ensct saas 10 Intended % prote that
~ r.. va ~ tao hna 0Eon oting in!orined
ste pstrst a.ornc1 AZ H. fou. m H. ct,, ~,
~ follow: ii am absolutely innocent, and tyarv
telegram wuiel sen will appear 1et fscsIy !unncent
the momnut can Be heard. lerna,ld ! he.riug Be-.
tore tho cnun where can testify.'' received upon
the sS'ae d.y tln following telegram: This evidence
y ths e ,, eaae ~ ~ riosea IN ne1s esAe in'oi'ns
ecu,tsr. fsIsncds fN'' - "e' 'os 'io 40to o' oo-
lawn r. pr,n- DIs,,t-t A,torn,,v
This opportunity to nn.xer tue clarr. c5ntat,rI in
thn above hpetch h4a betn thus d.1r tue. nud bring
ias Without aur Opportunity to ynd!cate ,keH. re-
ts.'aIy ne@ana eou!t OF tnqury, anu request
M ~ xol1 @ M osa.tn.:
o. L. Hsncocr. coinnt.t t nf Fnu;n.ar. :, =
TO the I'rtsident ~1~' ~ '-ASA'''A' " - a.
Tl1K INDICTMENTS TUE Tnrxa WHEREBY 70 CATCH
nAHcocv,
It ts give, out tha: Tie Prc ,1rnt dooa m, In.
tend to vat for Coneretsion.i nctinn, Int ,siit
cuck's alleged counection win tha Whisky. 11inr,
REPORT ruAr nIncorx ~ ~ ns n1s,1,sarn ~
the prEs1uEsr.
, 1875-12-03

EOU{ST1HEts
LoutsvILLr, H.. Dec. "a tire In the BROAD
way Baptist Church carly thls motnin. almost
ruiaod tbs ed.nco, which was valued It $4,000.
Tho loss ts two-thirds. Tlo library OF the
passor. Tho Rey. j. l.. burrows, including yAlaa.
Bile collections for years, Was destroyed. I1is
loas Is 81, 100. tbs insurance on tho building !s
ei4,0u0 and On thu library ~, 400. divided III
follows: Fasea,ens Fund, New York, S7,6o0 ),
Liverpool, Loudo. 1 1lona, EpRlxud, 45,000 !;
Manhattan. Now York, $4,000; lIoma, Colum.
bus, o., 93.su0; Atlanta, New Y0tk, $4,000;
FAne.,il, uoAton. u, Louisville. LoulHyllls,
e5,U00; HOLMAN. New York, $1O, 000.
, 1875-12-03

heretofore suspected OF any irreGnh r.. Tue
reenlt OF bia dIscloaurns will TO 8. ontv |
awaited aud some etaE,ng revc!st ~ 10
exPocted e
Hiram b. sn:der. aonsher Of tt = .ieB in.
dlctsd ~ tbs Grand ous1, has enh 9 plea of
guilty.
, 1875-12-03

spt:a. DspatcA tn Tbs CHICAGO Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Dec, 2.-The Ere71ing Wisconsin
ceplains the following:
Matt. II. Carpenter Will tomorrow puhliah 1ettar
to TUE CAcAao Tn1nuSr, telling that paper that u
e2on ~ 10 + through .itn hs press OF busins. he
will That r1rur for libel. Tno S<t1idi Publishing
Company will lilo likely hus rtfR TRIBUNE. aud Tor
tho same scasou, viz., charging that Carpenter and
Murphy. AID tho otnd rocelYsa ~ ou Tor surpress-
tug testimony.
, 1875-12-03
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spt:has Khspatth to 3hf cAt:ts = nm.
BPntHoFiELp H.. Dec. 2.-Ja ). LiucR4r,
Of Cairo, indicted by tho st. LoulB Grand Jury
for alleged conspiracy with ex-Supervaor u. ".
Mum To dotsaud tho revenue, recognized before
Judge Trest 10 tho United s!ataB District Court.
hero to-day for bis appearance At ahe present
tern OF the Federal Collrt At IT. Louls. lie gave
tl,on bonds With r. II. 1'opo. OF Cairo. i,is Ian
Partner. az security. LtneRar s.renuously nB-
sorts lis innocence.