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FIEn!soroS. uunscrdon Co., n. j.. June &c,
1s7i.-Dr. II. +. Pierce, Bubtlio. n. r.: DEAN
SIR 1t is with happy heart that ron these
lines 10 acknowledge that you aud your Golden
Medical Discovery and rnsgarlyo Pellets nro
blessings TO the world. These medicines cannot
be too highly prassod. for thoy hnvo almost
brought mo out Of tho rrayc. Throe mouths aco
WAS broken out with a1go ulcers anti sores On On
my body, limbs, and face: I procured your Gold
IN Medical Discovery aud rurgatire pollsts, and
have taken xix bottles, and to-dny an In goo,l
health. al tho8e ugly ulcers having healed aud
left my skin in 4 natural. healthy condition. L
thought nj one time coutd not bo curod, Al
though eau but poorly e1pross my gratitude to
you, yet there Is drop IT 10 > III evory word I
wEits. Gods blcssing rest 90 you anll your won-
derfnl medicines. ia the humble PRAYER Of youra
truly, JAMES o. DELL1a.
When molcinc w1l promptly euro such tor
ribe eating ulcota and free tho blood OF the rir-
ulcnt poison causing them, who eau longer doubt
itH wonderful virtucsf Or. rercc, however
does not wish to place his Golden Medical Discoy-
cry In tho CATALOGUE Of qusck pntent nostrums br
Recommending il to cure every diHease. nor does
ilo 40 recommend it; but what ho docB claim Ia
this, that thcrn ID but Que form OF blood disease
that 1t will not cure, md that disoaee ia cancer.
lie doea not recommend hla Discovery for that
disease, yet he knows Il 10 be tho most searchil,
blood clcuuscr yct discovered, and that 1t wil[
f1oo tho blood and systeu, OF all other known
blood roaons, 10 they anirnal vegetable, or Eniu-
Gral. The Golden Discovery III lc1rranted by him
10 euro the wotAt forms Of Skin Diseases, 10 nlt
forms OF blotchea pmptcs. and craptsouH, nlso
nll gfandutar Bwelllugs. md tho worst form of
ecrofaloua and nlcota:e1 sores Of neck, legs. or
other parts. afltl Ill pcr0fuloIs diseases OF tho
boneu, a. white swellinss. fever soroB, h,p joint
ana sl1nal diseases, alI Of which boloug to Rcrof-
l1lollH tliseaucB.
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CINCINNATI. O., March 8l.-alrs. Annie Mayer,
widow residing It a39 Main street. ,nado dos
porste and probably successful attempt a. sui
eide thia afternoon. A young woman In cigar
store below heard two shots fred upstairs, aud.
running up, found AIrs. Mayer with = revolver In
tako The revolver tsoa. her, but tho frcnxied
woman threatened to shoot, and nlls left for aid.
Immediately after, two moro s!lotB were heard,
and blrs. Mayer WAS found on the floor
was sbeRuu against her to rocoyer 91,bVO,
which = nasty claimed duo lum from her Aus-
baud, This and olhor tinaucia! troubles prss-
oously encountered nte supposed to bAvo son.
shs ha4 family vt four ehi!dsau, tAs olaeas but
10 Jeass Of ago.
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C0ATEITS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Issued "Wednesday uoruing, March 81.

VIRsT PAGE-7ar HsstAer 1sioi: Proceedings from
Wulposay, March a. II Tnssday, March ~. inclusive.
BEC0HH pAGE-1A4 Contempt fdss: Sentence OF Old
Mr. Sussy to Ten Days imprisonment In tho County
jail. Eailrd 4Sses 3cdaeton NJ Fares to tho East.
NH.Aisyson: i1I1 Spinner; FItz 1ohn Porter uonisd
Nen TrtAs. A~rfean Dsunons' oatragea On tbs Te1au
FrnHttrF
THInu rAGE-7hs n'ark Hfts: A Historical, osologt-
cal. and Geographical sketch bs Gen. Hhsdsn; Mites
and GoslH about tho f1oldHuntora, Short. Nate
Of thu Esfletu1 Herd At nIxol ll1Gtas, H*r IAttu
1ls vs1 Vt lis Political Situation. Are'is kxrru-
Hoa; Tho Now Antotloau E1pedttua F1ttlnx Uut. ill.,
m9rors Iuru3raphs. Gossip xkauf Noms~.
FOURTH PAGE Edtortals: Compensation fot Etasps,
Connecticut Democracy Third Term Nonsense; Nav.
rAsty Nonssuss; Tha Tanes Con.a1npt Cass; Sermons
n stones, hioody and Sankey, 'Tho Good Old
Tituos"
FIFTH rAGE-gdttorta.s tooatlaued>, Political
Progress tn tlussa SPEAKER iiaino3 Dictator; Para
graphss Personals. NsHs Of tht trt4k: An EdioEial
summary.
SIXTH PAoR-crt1onss . This Two Terrific Tosnadoes
10 Gcorsla. TAs touh Inducements Offered tn Eo1th
cFn rscpls Looking for Southern Iamos 7A* Issastr
Ip4s History Of Another Family Of Mttkouf Outlaws.
fTsld aaa ua's Diseased Esos. 1Aups4s. aud WolFa
Tusth.
6EVENTH PAuH-.3arks " Sei<nes: Tho Ttstrlo-
GopAoF; Flakes; Iies Hnow. Etc. TA4 tass. aa1 Cur
den Agricultural 6ehouss SpTns WoEk; Tho Garden.
Flo. Tit 6tory u 4ta.s: Modsrn Tsto. Iptsryi
CaTnivorous Pianist HLncot!fys AcEosa tbs Htroet.
EIGHTH fA0k-Ths tlt<ky flftansfal a"d toaMsretat
Essi<x.
IIatrs oepos In siuso wTappots for mailing. b.
obtained A. TIE TnlMcEE Couutln. 1soon.1
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platts to-day. Thcso WAS very high wind. an1
fall Of @ or more inchcs OF wot snow. Travel
ia suspended on several Btase railroads to-day.
The Union Pacific train Ii Hoveu hnurs Into
Rt+cfaE Lfspntrh 10 The CA,edan 7r,suns
Sioux ClTr, 1a., March ala sudden chsnyh
tn tho voatller occurred lnat night. Tho b,co-
storm which proyAilcd eatly changed to snrw
sooh aftor midnight. md las continued ennwing,
accompanied BY high wind. oil day. There in t,o
indication Of its A6ating Tonight, It ,s hardly
possible that the railroads can escape another
blockade. Tho storm Affects tho Telegraph lines,
aud ronders communication vnry uncertain.
Sltctal Lfspdteh n The Chfrdq9 Irlanne.
LINCOLN, .Neb., March 31.-IlLo soycrost ano1-
storm Of tue Heason iB raging to-day accom-.
panied l'y = heavy, drifting wind, which viii
probably MI all tho cut4. Tho weather tho past
few daya haa been o1t1entely tlno. Farmers
commenced sowing grain OH tho 11tll init.
Thousands OF acres arc already In. Last year
they commenced ll,c sa.ns data, but, a severe
know-storm arriving. they Lad to postpone until
April 8 Last yoar thoy commenced planting
corn May l.. Thia year they arc preparing for
the middle Of April.
1sr<ettt ihsnateh to TIE CAttnqo Tribune.
CouNc1L HErrrH, Ia. i1nteh J1.--Tle mos!
violent SNOW storm Of tbs acaton IL raging to-
night. shoull warm weather follow, tho damage
to property will be incaIculablc.
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i.s" i.w. At II. r"vis~ea g .hor 'tst wone,!
e.sef III # IL S ca lid tint so orsnt Amendment
dii not sfoet ts cltizensnp Of wonen my more sha1
unon It. H,io has hlwnys lecn e;tzcn from hes
bilh, entitled to I'll the p,tvilcges. irnnulsss ete
IT IT as .s i've som sfasna s s s
rriv,ltdea of tho Citizen. The United aatca hsa no
competent TO veto for Htato ottIrers Tho elective
officers Of Tho Unitc stases ero e]onen directly Or In.
ee St Y s ' y s s s.. ns " ns
citizen: It c!mrly Furnished m nddlona guarantee
far the protection Of such a. hc already had.
eitizenship of the At.tcs When tl.o Tclrral Con-
at!sutton was adopted, all thc States but 1shoae
whch we're M iii ciscr. reeogase o. en,tiea to thia
10 for momsnt doubted That 4 It. hid heun intended
Of the Constitution ND havo expressed that
itanslon anI not iave left 70 Important change in
pte.t'oa 'is si nus Z frhsr svenea III !. nree
10 found In The nrovIsioua Of ts Constitution. II
aurseo necessarily psrt Of c!ttzensh!r. tlen .'.s
xoa In ito several State. would cnle lhs citizens Of
s.s .o to 's aht TO- yota y te .o;sra tae'
ot'ef pro.tsIon'. among Them that relating
70 lo # ns,n En-,
adoption Of The Fotrteunth Amendment 1t was found
necessary to ,.se In tho Fifteenth Amendment tile
following ianauasc: The right Of cltzons nf thn
une Btatcs to vots hl.a not Ia don!ot or abridged
by the United statea or by nny etate nscoaht Of
r5et color or preyo,s condition of sersl.nde" The
abriaso,ont Of be ps1yi!cgoa m,nunitIes Of c1tf
kens. and II the right OF suHragc IA oue Of them why
anend tho Constitution further to prevent its being
denied account Of rice, color, cte Tho duty Of
the United 9latsa 10 guarantee to tho ato republic
"a form Of uo'erntnen Is discharged IN proteettug
ft1rFn nri& ft1
republican iii fotn by tho Constitution when
sdopted. tTAs Governments Of tho ssatcs bcing
then accepted It n1nst he assumed That they nro arc
y arc to 10 gussanseed The sns.ion Q! new s.ates
Ing to favor tho idea that suffrage il right cizen-
hhlp, but everything to rcpel also. Tic restoration
Of the States Ia tia Unio after the WAr, Of them
having provided for female suffrage 1csdes, per-
citizen Of tic united States may votu under cortan
circumstances In Missouri and other tates and this
coilld not 10 II srIrayo dcEcndph upon tia right Of
citizenship Tho Court aro unanimous In Tho opinion
that tle ConHtttuean Of ts United Staten docs uot
confer the right Of suffrage upon any and that ts
Constitutions Of the heyurn1 StatrH which commit the
trtlRt to men slone not necessarily void Affirmed.
Tho ChlefJustlco dolivorol tho opinion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



DIR, 8clleilclk's Standard Remedies.
Ths standard remedies Tor I'll dsaasea of tho lungs
Ssheaak's Puiuunio s5Ear. sehsRckt 81. Wesd roto.
sad kchonck's saurako pill4. aad. tAkou bsoss tbs
1uag. ars dtsru5sd. xpscIy cusu l. et1seted.
To those thsos snsaclucs Dr. J. II. Sesnck. Of pha-
dsphla owes hl4 uattrslod IL tho satuent of
pulmonary dtspas4s.
Tbs fullaanio Sysap rlpsas tho morbid HlssE In ths
lungs; na:uro thluws It oil W log
whom tbs phlogn sttas IL Epo sllEhf cough Will
trow o ths pateut lza rust, and tha uaas begin u
Aual.
To oaahlo tho pa1nonio gysup TO do th.' sehcnoa's
Mandssku rEllg Aal Sehonsks Sos Wood Tente tust Ia
truly uss1 eran4s stomach aud troE. soaencts
Mandssko 4aI ae& on tho rse. removing all obsrae.
thus relax ths gall badJsE tho Lila sAsta ftsely aud
tls usaf II tnllsset.
Eoaeack's Eea Ws.t Tonio IL gsuals stiluusat aud
&sJsttfs; tho xlsAlt s which It u oosvossd 41al With
tie food aud p.s1su& soatax. 1t aaa.s to dYostion by
tontpx up tha stomach to healthy condition. that thu
food and tbs Puluoulo Syrup viii ate good bled thoa
lhs iungs heal nd u patloa& Will surely got well caro-
IL taken IL praseut fspsh cold.
Al WIN ~ih " consult ux. Hchaack slthuE personally
b. latter, DO II x principal ohica casnaf vi
Hls.A and Afrh.sla.. rtEaisipl!4. esery klpudaJ.
Hcbsas. ,sdlelaaa ~ 4uld hy ku dtusshts trvuyhS
cut tug eouuty.
, 1875-04-01
SECRETARY BRlSTOW.
TALK ABOUT nElldNtSa.

Dispatch ia Philadelphia TiH.ts {fndtpendenN.
WASHINGTON. y. G., March 28.-Thoro aro aov-
eral good roaHons for believing that Secretary
1rlstow will retire from tho Cabinet immediately
after the 80th OF Juno, II ho docs not sooner
tako bis departure. 1Io Inns not been abto to OK
ors that roformatory influence which ho fonlty
hoped lo would DO ab1o to do when ho consented
to gfvo up lucrative law practice and rum tho
Treasury Department. He thought llo had s,lf-
1cent influence with Grant to euablo Him to
conduct this Department pretty mucl, Oh
ho plonsed. 1o accordingly determined
on rathor extensive retnotlellng Of that
branch Of the public aotvicc. But i.e
lad scarcely put in hlB sicllo boforo ho was bid
stay hia hnud. lie inado decided STAND, how
over, and finally won but tho President by no
means Yielded gracefully. This was OIL tho rc-
1moval Of Whitley from tho head Of tho. socrot
Service. Tho no1t conflict grow out Of Tho order
Issued by Dristow In regard to t'so mon1borH OF
tho same fan,ily holding ollco. Grant construed
this ns reflection, unintcntioual Of courdo,
ton. This time tho Secretary had to como
down. Then came fight between Drfstow
aud tho mighty luIIott. Tue latter had ueror
boon subject to my restraints In the oxpondt-
ture Of money, and tllia mas contrary to the
business nottons OF tho head Of tho Department.
An order was Issued requiring. all the accounts OF
The Supervising Arclstoct's oil'ce to bo aulitod,
and this was mado retroactive n1Ho, The irato
Mnlett at onco rebellotl, and his friend Shepherd
Proaaod Grant to stand by bis friend and let tho
Bocrotary 80 to thunder. The President was 10
disposed, but Dristow said tho order must stand
or Lis resignation bo accepted. Mu!lett had to
cayo, but In q fcw weolis another rupture
occurred botwoon tue Chief and LIS
unruly subordinate, md tho latter
was cou1pollcd TO res,Gn Tho DosB
OF tho District who was doing ill tito Govorn-
mont plumbing aud gaa fitting at o1orbi.ant
fAtAH famHf,fr1 Tim fnrn fHI, Nf1 {a Friu
alley, but DTistow rms inrxornhlo. Tho Iresi-
dont WAS also inQoxlblo for few days. bnt ho
savo WAY at last. much to Mullost mud Shop
heryt's disgust. Thue far - 11onors woro oaay, 3"
but from that tlnlo down tho Secretary has been
losing ground. llo ordered certain reforms in
tho informal Revenue Department wLlol, would
havo workod great savings and prevented nany
leaks, but Grant put Ills foot down and waa i'm
movable, and 80 it has gene OIL cyer aince until
tic Secretary has giyon up In disgust and d.
tertuincl to quit.
, 1875-04-01

COLUMBUS, O., Maro! 31.-sovcral prominent
coal operators called on Gov. Allon to-day aud
informed him that they lad good reason to be-
lievo TINT serious trouble might 30 expected at
Nelaouyillo before long from misunderstanding
ooal.mluers, wlo Aro seoking to drive all colorod
minors from tho Ilocllng Valley. They oallod
to obtain hia opinion as to what
they had better do under tho clrcum-
stances. The Governor Informed tho party that
llo Ind Issued proclamation to tho local onl-
cinlh to use their full authority to prevent bood
sllcd OF destruction OF property, and tlat With
the law, was amply Huliclcut to moot all cssoB.
Tho Governor declined to give any advice ~ to
What stepa tue local oporatora should take to
protect ther proporty, saving the cit.zens must
l,ls business to net when tho lawH wero violated
rathor than to anticipate t!lelr violation.
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TILE TEXAS OUTIeAGES.

Orders from tho War Department Il
Military Commanders = E.ntest kc.
porta from tho sont at WFnr.
srteial Dtspatth 70 7As cAscaao YFfbune.
WASHINGTON, d. G., March 01.-TLo Govern
mont authoritos havo boon giving worry closs at.
tohtion to the ropor,a Of Mexican outragcs, ant
aro Of thu opinion TINT they aso groatly cxasgcr.
ated. Il ia thought that they orignnto witl
speculative contractors, who dcsto war, aut
With 1auclmen who wish to croato sautimeu
tn favor Of tic payment OF Mexican claims.
[lp the Il ssoetated Pres.
WAsurNoToN, D. G., Sia.cll 31.-Tno following
ornor Of Tcxass
9raat fresiient u tie t,itd Staits@ssn: III:
epfedatons of organized bands Of robbers from tlt
1ueaey and sssscly which tAroAtcn Tue otnpalat,on
of tho lower lilo Grsnda country, Tha ajurnI
1,ns r. hs esantsy nsswsen Neassa ind q.
cur people arc f1th'cssly murdered and their properly
loseibi5 sakca " tasae foreign desperadoes Is w9-
set!lssnsnt.. on Tho aatL u this ,aoasS i.rgs
eeor % a. IS ss''s;s within ps1stFatsa u i5e, tss
Corpus Christi roLbins ssore. and raasat,, sn % mur
as1,pE ~ S1pisng Il s,.sa' aud capturing ana Dc.
cncy for Protection for thc pcoI'le Of ,hat country
asslnst these iayasio.n ot outlaws from Ma1eo sueo
tsf GV*A VI 04lAUAt WGfkt$ 0CCnfFqAEq {Qf
boldue.a. Citlzena Of tlxt coUn;ry iaye tecn com
peed toF mo*t part to nova to .e towns for protoc-
lob shu ~ ascsty e1sta ontsdu thcsu corporations
bold themselvea ii constant readi1sess for .oieIHe
security sope % tho lie ie ar.uaa loress III IL
meW q ths assurance now gtYo you that extreme
neeess1ts o11so tor u. Very respectfully,
MoM4nD CoKE, Governor Of Texhz,
Tho seoratary Of Wur sent tho following rop,y,
,,,' WAsn1noToa, p q. March 3t.-Gorernor Qf7tras-
Ius tses!deus netnB tlaent your telegram bus been
ssas to ms orss1. WI bs given to ths military
uoa o. taS peope ot Te1ss On ths Mexican frontier.
"A. ". lkLkaAr, BecrstaFy Of War,
dAIvka1oN. Tex, March 1.-1le Aetes special
from Corpus Christi OF tAo slHt rays: q An
WIN to&mstes from Laredo, arrived bore to-
ahy. TAo M0mnn gives = sw0su statemons that
nno SAN at tue Han Fernando Greek on laat Fiji
9aY, about ID miles from hare, two Atnuricans
lhelr horsts mud arms wero Htill near. Tl4oy
apparently lad 1oen dead about day. Ono
WaA very aeoot uAn, with heavy black hair mud
nsa5ai tao other 4 light-haired man. Both
we're not - s0ass Of s1 Whsy
10 thoir tsudls blankets antl hAstonea OIL. Size
says u . place called Chocolate, about 30 miles
tsotn thla place, two MexioanB wero hanging
upon hoe. Tlis IL ogidoutly tho work Of tic
"lsumoss from \ seliabls source report other
slhltAf casos, Also thAt largo body OF sloxiraus
haSs crossed tue lilo Granlo from Moxico, n.ak.
!ng these thor objective points. There ,s
sst'zons. Eusineus Is almost entirely suspended;
no leaving town or coming iu. 3tcschautY saw
that they will order tnute gooda till theso out
Iages arc checked aud they Ato Afforded soluo
1uste to resist their attacks. Citizons and msr-
caanto g held meeting Today, requesting tho
dofs9amsat 70 furnish Immediate Ealioe."
, 1875-04-01

COMMISSIONER DQCHLAH8 SUCCESSOR
Sueetul Dispateh to The Ch'raeo Tribune.
WAsuiSoroS, D. C., March Silt is reported
tonight That Commissioner Douglass will suo-
coed Judge Peck In tho Court OF Claiu1s, and
that VI. 0. Avery, OF Chicago, prcsont Chief
cterk Of tho Treasury, will become Commission
er Of Internal Revenue. Avery waa long Chief
Clerk Of tho Internal Royonuo Department.
ITO ths 1ssoeiattd Ffess.l
THE INTERNAL REVENUE DuAEAu.
WARRINGTON, d. O., March 31.-It seoms to DO
senorafy beloved TINT Biz. Douglass will soon re-
tiro from hf8 position 40 informal Revouua Com
missioner. 1t is thought ho will not rottre frotu
tic public SERVICE.
internal rovonuo receipts for tho month ond-
Ing to-day, ea,a3l,55l. Rocceipts for March,
1874 s7,7al 600.
Customs receipts for tho meck ending March
27:
baltimore. ,92A
ia"e'ph'A ia,asn, a9'se!
Now Orleans, ~soi ending siafeh 1o'os7
oEH. BrINNER.
In discussing tho rotisonlcnt Of Con. Spinner
from tho Trcasuscr's olllce. Con. Dutier said It
wna his opinion That Con. Spinner hn&l bern
forced to resign, because Of lls yiowa on tho
greonback ihsuo. Spinner bcliovcs In tho e1-
panRion Of tho currency. wiltfo Mr. Now, his
a,iccesuor, il hard-mouoy mau In tue atriotoat
sonHo.
WEDDING.
The ariRtocrattc ci:cieD OF colorcl society arc
doorly excited over all anticipated welding
which Ia to take plnco at m early day. 31rs.
Sonasor Jones' lnaid IL to DO lol blushtug
brido. to tho altar by Gen. Dutlur'H cook. Gzoat
preparations aro being mado fortho happy event,
and 1t IL Eutnurod TINT tho manBlon Of Benator
Jones' will DO thrown opon in ordor that tho
favored rair may hold reception.
0EN. DuTLEn.
Gen. Butler chasActe1izos Oh fhIso the atory
toloE,apod from here that llo III counsel for tls
claim to recover ESQ, 900 for property Boizod by
himself whnn In command at Now OrtoanB. ue
Gays llo is not counsel for any claim po1.ing be-
foro tl.o Ireastl1y Department., and In no oyent
would llo become counsel to recovor money for
property solzea at New Orleans.
, 1875-04-01
SRhlti.
SPNIf3.
pis3E.:SI0SS AMONG TIE CAn1.IsrA.


bissE:S1oSs AMONG THE cAAL1sTH.
LONDON, March 3l.--Spapish alvlceH atate
that Notwithstanding Ito denlais Of the truth Of
tlo report Of dsscnstous among tho CarIists, 1t
Is known beyond question that .!,cro aro sorious
differences betWeeu Don Carlos and tho CnrltBt
Council OF tho Province of Navarro.
GAnLlsT DisAFFEcrtoS.
MADRID, Mnrch 31.-Illo CarlstH havo hoisted
1agn Of truce at Iscnteria and Oyarzun aud arc
fratcE7.iztng with tho Government troofn
Gun. Calrcsa has written Don Carlos, dcc1ar-
ing tat tho decree Issued by tho latter .pri,,ng
him OF lis honorB would DO tho bent Qualification
Of his course 10 could have if llo needed auv.
0no hundred Carlists have been captured 1t
Mauscsa.
TIE JoTELLAn-coscuA CONTROVERSY
LONDON, March 3t.-The charges 1nada BY
Marquis do u Conclla ngainst Gc,,. JoyolIar,
Of affairs In Cuba cnuHo great embarrassment to
tlo Government, aud will probnbty lead to Jo-
vellats retirement from tho Ministry.
, 1875-04-01

bcen sotoo on nenel.atas, LILO fofco o''' "o"''
no. navo @ Ins.en y III, c.RSs R.%s,.a ~. ho r,,t ~
LOOK, Falu ~; Hf'eon, "ht 1nn ""t!s u.
shame iu Inosn n.EahsA men. iHcro s 70 o,,t ~
aons ~ 'nax aa pa.Iy eea.ea e' se n,%sr
OF hta olocslol. Hhon they 1oula tha o.ntf
man, ~ nsflef, would not work a. Ing tnog wa"sHa IT,
they tutteq mppIt anu eipnheu tnnI omn .nt u.n
noncaty. thitlK Iolatlt! dea!t wild tMat Hue1s
Elon III tla eIlslt ol lubtlcos tuat'eo III oison !"
comn1omlse.. .
a,.,ns, 1nes you approve OF TUG LOUISIANA eon'-
psnmlaof ,1 .r. t.,
Tl.e 4lco.i'resft1ont anawercd thls question by
ea5ang; "notn radcs oomii th9ro e4 a1o a.'Rs mronR
MIoue y !aet' WfoiR n slAi1s. ~, s.o aosn.i ~ .
lung aol!cato 10 Hpcak OF, bnt ~ aay ~ ~ 5vn
Gascys appointment there ~ oeen scty MnIot.
tuhate' nalmoih tolG mo Iao1 SaHcs iAaoo 'ns
hth1 pfcaR Ill tho party.
nTo nLs nspliAtl,oths 1ot LUG oo"a'o i"sofoo u
tue WHte liouse
th!nA ~ hhnefstoou tnat tha oolcct oi
Eooa ucai u tne asitefeneoH snefo IL easoy oe~
Big !or tho senate.
..!. tel, YOU eonslnaed Mf. hitson' p93Itea!
oFeetloh ana y, tbe real diHefencea netwech men IN
ahothct' lhefo are islly one-ltall Of the Demo-
cla1s "tlo ought 70 90 III our party aliq propor"
Ugh UGH OF OUT own that Wo col!d very VOL delenao
wish raoPlo win g12u lnsonsions e, toN ara tlo
Whoie country: anu WIllat'B to see 1nRt,eo conc
aceoetnne 70 lno aecfeea q t1o eonhiet JaaE
pahset. a'io nstans 20 sog Tug oo1eInHaent TO-
spcs'ane n auas Hlouia 10. 1S Luz ,,ne st eoa1'on,
@ NoW cur party nnd tho Domocsatio party arc
hoth tho prey nt r'sel peraonai ambitious and 1c-
ae'Itnctta; 1HH tn'lu.telM loeo A"s u'ao
'hIHnty 13'r; s'fns q ntsGins! 'G ~, .,.,o
1He ireB1oeMt, Iea!t or AlH coIof!e. nro
, 1875-04-01
LAWLESS MINERS.
Tho Luzcrao County, Pa, Men Still
Preserve a Threatening
Attitude.
They Mako Frequent Rnids for
Purposes Of 1ntiMit!a-
ton,
Trouble Anticipated at the Jacksonville,
Ohio, Minos.

~ FEHHS ILs s"Hh.
1AzIE1oH Fa.s March 3l.--Anosher crowd Of
armed neu lavo started from Ehervala for Tho
1rnno, T,ehs1h Ia stop tho mon cmp1o1c,, ,,v tbo
1s.n., u.,t,onl f.o,, ,a;..s.s -
'cfaoy ee"'1a' no.1oa1 o' 'u"ai"E coai ~ tnas
place. a apeelai tfa'a 1aa Io't nero With de-
tachmcnt OF police, armed anu equipped, to ro-
ast any attempt at violence by the mob Tile re-
anti - t,,,u rs1f13nr In n,ya;tc, ,r;t,, ,ro,,
",.s.. n,u ,s,.i n,tl,o In 49, h-,
auA'ot5' ou1 .o1"' F'"~' 'oo s1"a'
to eontond Win tho cxaHpofated minorH,
and call for the military la expected. 4
dIsnatct from tho Uppor Lehles, apuouuccB tic
tiI,;,,. ~, tro1,o-nott nm of Tia h,,.o. 49,.
111'.'e =, ,..a,.I,,. ,s.,. Wv oasee 'nete'
11ast n'ght co''!n uAna','n "uso eeFsoo On mon
WHO wero obtaining coal 1of tAo bol!era at tho
Eck!cy co1liory. Tho who!e mining region III tho
state In In rreat excitement. Tho rnider. aro
c,,,od n,,orhnrno'a rcr,uo,t f,o,n ,,,a +o,s
sa"o1 1.at'... ,.as., a.m;.> 'oA NV 4ae'
Tint Lnhdefbufne nas ooe'' he'''ne tAom con-
dculued Government rntlslets.
HAzLE1oy. Pa, March 31.-Deputy-shcsi
nbodcR nccounanicd by Cotyin partlea and A
,,n,l,o~ ~ ,rr hoat c,tizcna haro +,,t IN t.~.
-, ..,. r a. ..,,. -, ,;.,
Wy 1Poc'hI ""l" 4et sA.e eeeoo W otstulbauce
All ara fully armed and prepared to asHet tho
abo+ir +ho In fliselsrpn nf his dutiea A,o+hor
''.a' NV, "a Nv -, rt',.. *'o''"e'
fald was nada On toe1to"n to-dAy. Alien got
ting coal for tho cpgines wero driven or will,
,,;,ioroo ria rroh,l,tv Ia ,h.t tba ,,,,, III,
~ :t. .,',tn". a.:t..an.a =, ~ t.s WA