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New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
ILLICIT SPIRITS FROM THE MILWAUKEE RING
In the case of the Government against FIlty

Tn tG CANH OF tHt FONVIHIHVHI dE'IIII7V ny
barrels of cologne spirita which, 1t was claimed, should
be taxed as distilled spirits the jury in the United states
District Court Yesterday returned verdict for the plain
tiG The spirits which seized about year ago at
No 27 Beayers, in this city, part of consell-
ment IL IA alleged, by the milwaukee, Ring. Tire
Government claim that this Ring under fictitious names
established three pretended fcciyiug houses, anu mus
obtained stamps for rtCtfrd spirits, which tlty uacl
upon barrels oi distilled spits. Ine lot seized III ms
cis, was a consignment 10 T. o. Boyd * Co.. who ciiu
10 have been innocent holders Judge Baichord charsrd
The Jury that the evidence showed That thr slis nn
NOT maid The urOpcI tax the Govern cut emitted 20
verdict The value OF the spirits with costs OF the su
sum up over 5000. Assistant District Attorney SIer-
msn fir the Government, George ". CottcrH Tor INC
defendants.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06

rvwrs ne, ,f,y5arrjyed steamship Albensrie. Gibbs
fr,a New YorA bsrk Carolina. from Antwerp schs Es.
mecca sheppard Robinson, Inndfl. oa.el "ti -
llama fJr eamond; Agesen tor Pbilaaeipa fassea 'n
~ 10, ~ "1y y sArriy,n steamships VIM Crane. Hawe
fro -. more Ares Whih.en, Ph.latelQhlai DARK
NaiiOral arl Scar, IRON LjNSIp'ol' ScHi' W. A. D~'
patlcs, it0.l han BADGES. -. ro,oa uo,ti,s
BAIIIsOa Aiay o--Arrved steamship sobn, t,opn,ns'
Uale,f frr., E0on. barLs (luseppa emanuel, DeJiqas
fro Dubin Wi elm Re ID fro isiyer.O0. . r,u.,.,ot
IogT ROYAL :. G.. A9r 5.Arryed seiihshp Cato"ueAo'
from RCr.2AdiDa. Fla
SPlKiN n.
YOrS. .
flo. Latest ShtD he,os See Secenh Po9eI
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
POWERS OF THE BOARD oFFIRE UNDERWRITERS
The Snnreme Conlt. General Term, III the prO-

I It NUIIIITU NVU''t N'NII'+'''' TIT W. ~
cccdiug %, the Relief Fire Insurance Company asaust
the Eew-York Board Of Fire Und" writers, has affirmed
the power OF the Board 10 expel any members departing
from the rates Of prrmum established 10y H. The Relief
Conn.ny Insured two stoamhoats at rates below those
fxeH by the Board takins the ground that the hIng OF
rates was against public policy and beyond the powers
OF the Board II expelled. and then brought this
proceeding 10 be- rensated Judge Daniels. giving the
opinion Oi Tie Court holds that rs tae ohect 0i tnr
Eoaui WAS n. prcniry profit, the ease n cntfry dl-
fereut from no OF corporations u winch inc cno
rtors haze interest 10 the property o te association
tat one rurp0Gc avowcd IN the act Of incorporation Was
To- establish uniformity among the members IN pocl'" Il
bylaw was pas isd "a carry out this purpose ana trdr1
uniformity In important part IN uii4u'lut,
o pp cies and the petitioners not denying tiat r} "d
violated the bylaw, but drfnding ther Fpl mon u y.
The u the Court below refusing To restore the -
Therefore affirmed, with COSTS.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06

A minister, while marrying couple of his
rustic parishioners felt exceedingly disconcered on s
asking the bridegroom II H. wiling TO take the
for his welded wife, by the would-be Benedict
scratching his head aud saying "Ay, I'm wuiin but ia
rather lac her Hisler"
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
p,SSFNG PRS IPRIVED

FROM GIASGOW-Yn s>rmsafp ClLirornfa Nav 5.-Iohn
Ped Mrs COO Alex. Roger Ha ~ Jackson James JARVIS
Ioh1 n,,rcuen Thos. I.obb, Macfarlne Mrs Snv
der Miss Suyder NJ p. Snyder, Mr.. Ripley Mr.. os
hnr [ a Elrrar.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
Dertistrp
Copartnership Noiircs.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm OF r:
~ QUINLAN X CO., composed of Francis onnlan ana
William H. OTIS, 25 New Orleans 10 ash
ana Las been dssov ed by mutual consent Ether partner
anhonzod sisn the firm name In liquidation Au parties
having claims against The said rm VIII present the same az
ohce Ia NewOIleans La for payment within tne next
80 days New Orleans, March D. 1876. +. J. QUlSLAN.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06

sul sea , 451 7Ol Moon sets BAT
WATER THIS pAY-A. N.
Sandy Hook GOI Cows Island 659 lte o. Ferry S:2S
ms pAY--f. n.
Sandy Hook 624 Cows Island $50 Hell q. Ferry. SAB
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
Sales bp Aurtlon

A. MKRwIy, Aucuoneer;
RY BANGS, MERWlN a. Co, 656 Broadway,
MONDAY and TUESDAY, Mays aud 8. At 4 y. m- NEW
and OIL and RARE b iOKS, Illustrated Works. &c
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06

JUNE 1, 1876.
close Of extensive improvements have
been made ball 6Ox90 feet spacious club
1875 scass have been added BY the con-
sructon complete system Of waterworS guests OF this
house will ENJOY the luxury of PURE SPRING WATER IN
THEIR OWN ROOMS.
These improvements and magnifccnce with which tho
house has been throughout make it the most ee
CANT and complete appointments Of hotel In the
world
Private stables for the exclusive use o, guests
Orders tor apartments received ON aud after MayI
Address
GRAND UNION HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Ny.
HENRY CLAIR, L.
VIM wILKINsoN.)
, 1876-07-14

Tho Treasury Department Tho msdaa a,n Fs,usa ss..a
thst tho local jnapoctnrs arc holding an ihfctt1ga-
ton of Tho st. Cais dsssser ~ III a iha ueers ~
.S1 e &c o as hset e tro o shc,n ,ae sor ~
w r. INV thcy eoi notsnssfon Of tho only boat which
VA larco enough to hold Akccn pcrsons, af,1 G9n!u
AZ any q ;hs and ed
,.it ner csnses md iiPging. besides having the
IL shnnacd from Two. aftcr tn three. nnstcd
tonentI Schooner, at CloyeiAnd. She VIII soon pro-
coed to Ludington to loaa VIII asai' 1 ~ snt Hns
cros.ei lie ocean once, making a worry successful
"XS XSo.nr AND MtcE.-The Captain Of welt'know
vessel On h. 1est tt to 9sTes" , ,ona
IN W Tic nolshlarhood of s2so. and ptowsd salo of
tl.c amount away In tho drawer Of hs desk on ne
@ ts' s ,hSfo q R
mics had dad pro. .cniption claim md domtetlsd
ihemaolres rlthn The Ieccss urlnE tho EteenoaeEe
with tho utmost freedom TO fcnuot snels ne"iS
paSsags cnntaining SlIo VIVA literally gnawcd taso
s scsaps lis szo ef tho tip Of tho lit!le angor,
Wills only enough Of the larger package can;
tnlnlng s110 remained TO cnhoe tne I ~
thst lhe money Gun bc refunded to him y ~
United Statea Trcaaury Department. The Captain AZ
made an affidavit 70 this facs. anl ~ anu
the remnants Of tne grornbaeks @ 70 si,to liz
money destroyed Ho ia now % tlle way 70 tc 0sMc.
60 With hIs .csae and no doubt frequently ral n
stca ovor the .adAgos "Tha host ia!a seheme' "
mice and men, stc-UMron xT11ans 20 n,snztrhu fol.
lowing table shows the average ffetGhi On Mcn, e,
and corn from Chicago 10 pnIsa!o, ana tnenEG =. ~
tic Enst By canal. It will be seen that tnc 9a.ss t
this RUNNER arc considerably lower taan "A'
t,l-Sm nar1tSqt - a
, 1876-07-14

...... Dkfr11f FREE tTf9s.
Dctrolt Alderman was rather puzElcn ycS-
tertlay BY call from stranger TlIo lIaa car
mt-b9r Il, each hand aud malicious look in his
eyes. lie let bis carpct-lags drop, Htped on ilis
f0rehcnd, md wanted to know Il the nuanbc-
fore llin wns oil Alderman.
"re1iesctiy ii e's " Responsible, cap spose," was tho
'Wl suppose am"
"Wcll, sir," continued tho stranger, :" down
here q. tho depot son1o ono hit ms oA 1hu nsc&
wifi abid, i'ens;' e',i'
.MYes; ~ III, ho did, and I estlmato tho damage
II aln sorry," remarked the Alderman. 1T
nc1s T. X wy to use stranger to I'LL n'a On ''
"os courss It isn't, but don't caro- for your
soft words--I want my $35.n
~ .whyy, WY have nothing to 10 Win IT, didn't
ii Know you didn't, but you help run this
town, don't you9 Some onu must 10 respo1s-
siblc. l I'M not tho Kind u \ man to bt hit on
the neck aud 60 right along without saying
wor4.h .,,.
after 4 little reflection. "You 20 to ths Mayor
IND IND Ges al eFsF On "s for the money aud III
That's angelic and all rlght,,n replied the
man, aud ho slsored tor thy G!tyial! ay begun ,.
ridols, alll they sent hiln to Baltol 1n Monroe
avenue "to sec thu Mayors bruthcr." lle must
have found some Que there, and must h4ys had
sone words. Those watching hln, saw ll!s blg
hair Oh end ard chlu all bruised W.. aud ~ ho
reached the cuEbatuna his small satcllel hit him
0n tho back NTH a loud "ehug:" lie went
down Woodward avenue stopping lust aud hlgll,
and Ut Congress street ran agaast woman aud
AIn y hurry-dldnt mean to-just licked the
hrothar OF tho Mayor OF this town atono hllndr "
, 1876-07-14
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. JULY H. 1876.

e!a!aren's meeting ~se held. Fitty or sixty
nrefcTcrco Of scnts, and tite cklcrs stoSd around
l. and Outside .a The sest listening 0 1nn, sle 1sh an
repeated rcfses of the Bible. Tho cxctctscs
vsre simple md intsres;nk Te Mcy Mslane elena
tic love of Christ for little children. Questions
were asked Of the little ones, anu now and tiGn LISP
drcr who snt SO near TO good.naMtnrca ~ and
warn!cnFted people Of rEer ysars There 9a9G 1a'd
during tic week, and this Inst ono On TIE last
day was particularly attractive And Era.tly,nE; E..
Jutkus. Tho Rcv. ". N. parklurst and pr.
Tii1uny made short addresses, and tho Ncv. hr.
rarKili,rst Offered the slcdIcasory prayer.
Inst eycn!ng tho camp broke up with grand
march, enthusiastic conference meetings, and
grand loyc-fGast.
Tho lny was terribly warm, and scarcely :
lreatl, Of nir stirred tho leaves. Towards night
It cooled oil little, and IL was much p1casantcf
getting around.
On Sunday there will be extra scrvlcca al day,
and a.rangcfncnts arc matlc for large attend-
anco and Interesting exercises.
, 1876-07-14

only absolute proof thns y remedy !s what 1t
elaitns TO he, Is to try It. Tho "test of =
pudding Il tbs eating Of It," Prove all
things, hold fast that which u good"
Ia the sposto'ic Injunction. There
may, however, be stronger prrsumpttve
evidence in favor Of one remedy than there lsin
favor Of another, and this should DO allowed tta
duo weight. A due regard for this may save
vast amount Of experimenting and useless
outlay Of money. AspresumptEve esitcnee In
favor Of DR.. Pfcrce's Family Medicines, the
Proprietor desires TO saS, that they arc pre-
pared by new and scientific process b7 which
the virtues Of the crude plants md roots arc
extracted without the use Of particle OF alco-
hol Not particle OF this destroyer OF our
race enters into the composition Of either his
Golden Medical Dtscovery or Favorite Ptescrin-
, 1876-07-14
THE TURKISH ASSASSIN.
A PanIo-Strlckon Council Fleeing for Thell
Livcs-Tllo Abandoned Rucktessnefs and
Cool DcllberatIon Ut the Murderer.

A Panlo-strlckon Council Fleeing for Thelr
Itycs-Tho Abandoned KcekIessneas and
Cool Dollberation Ut the Murderer.
drrespnadencs London 1fmss.
TuEpAr1A. June 18.-'tTchirkoss nasean, or
lIaasan tha CircAss!arl, camo out Of The military
school at Constsntinope with tho rank Of Lleuten-
ant about thres years ago. lie was implicated IN
soma disturbances which occurred soon AtterwArd
at Ismtl, was arrcsted, a11t 10 Consantnoplc, and
shut up In military dungeon for ons month. I1a
subsequently took au active part In another Crcaa-
sian riot at Isodosto, but escaped without punish
sSsi sallea etSse Il Hzs H. W rho
ss nLs S.. hdS ha s' sps T.
itc, and who herself d!sd possibly Of grief at hcr
bsIsAssmans on SUNDAY ls.t 'a;'ap yUnSas r1na
sn esnc, Il tho aso oi % III i's" weapons. dead .ios.
master ct fence, and 80 sute ridet that ho would
&c .aais !. III 0f n i T
With sad be.ld and had tho dns,, Fuxa!s. te.tnrss
tarIuiSnt I snd pteaisats Tha1Es 10 ths faSot oi
81 on saa aaa:n .na s'e w.. T. se s sk II
Camp 10 Youssoo6 I1xedin EHendl, tho eldest
son q tho lhio Sultan, who was tn command o. tho
Asls. tas VII Mlalstst, iius.oin Ami P.sha, who
wished TO remove from tie capital ali persons sus:
s Ssa & to- issns s:s e in s s e. I'D 4
Hagdsd., A. ilassan, notwltl's.anlnx lis promo.
1nent was accompanied, tttsc.ardvu tho orler, and
uttered vtolrnt and seditoIa language, he wus
arrested On Thursday, but released III the same
evening, having pledged hss word That he would
proceed to his destination On tho following morn
tnY. Tafr, or T1yar pasAa, a CircasalaA Gsnernl,
offered himself ascurity for tho fun!ulent Of hls
young eonntEysnsns engagement He has aacs
Upon Obtaining h!s freedom, 1lasean on the same
svsang crossed thu lioaptlntus and went To Illus.
aetn Avnrs residence at rasha Ll4ian, near
that moment attending council 1t A!dhst Paehas Y
house, In tho quarter of Taonchan Tach, in ttAm-
bo4l. Thit1sF, therefore, liassaa repaired, Ar.
rtying 1t A!dhAt's Conak ut about 10 p. m. The
council was In session, attend by the Grand Vlzter
the Minister Of War, tho hinlalsr Of Marine, sRl
lllgh Admiral, Ahmed Koipaefll; M!dAst lasha,
Freadaat Of thu Conuoll ltasch!d ratha. M!uistsr
Of forclyu 49ntrs.; aud !Ialet Pasha. Mtnla1er
| without portfolio; according 10 some scGounts
| three othsr MlnlataE1 wsFe pEe4ent llaasan
taFy cloak. under which ho concealed, Two
-bes!desa : yatayhan and kamma, Or Gifcaaslan
knife. The AIatstsn sat on ths upper foos; on
ths ground door ware thair men In &ttehdancn-A
nunloEons company. ilAsssn, on being told thnt
| he cnuld not 1t onrs sac Husae!n Arnl, sat down
| with thesv pcuplc, chattcd With thcul, aud took
/ ceGsu- uAvlux thus dissrnAa suspicion hc, to-
, 1876-07-14


Il ssassnss sass asssaa Il 's
pyE ss ss s o ~
that ti1,o and for some months uabsrqusntly
sho process was carried :: on l., at H. de ID
upon = ANAL scale ouly. Having Thoroughly
demonstrated that the process could o carried out
practically and commercially, With 69ta sucesaa
tne production Of gla.s articles for tlonaeslc use
bad htthortu been carried 9h nPon eye ordinary
principles Of nisnatacture Ihess woaKs Meso se;
some Two lnunths were consumed ~ experiments,
which we're randu With The view of nimplifytnE tho
sth9da ot innpnatGn as nnea
lug pIoceas. THIS II. Dc Ia Bnasls has succeeagd @
doing, and tho works were fs!rlY assstea vetn IN
ssS!aat5 yss t5Slsus sst it, eoasssy
Nern faceatlY nble 10 make. leads % y luz coa
eluson that lnore sfmp'e and with Ordinary es'e.
xa"ls S.s ciseie is5s II tiS'yd shs iadasilsi .sts
Des!des the works Of CAoley le 1to!. M. g. "a
pas s kssp. ut. ibs aas. T.
purchased from mAkura. aud sehsated and temper
ed Al Pont Ain il.ers in all eleven totnsSes.
ssne susliut furnaces ior .tosnprr!pg watch
Flssses. Tho pla.os Ct glss' st p'ssssnIss sns
%estsd :1Reess m.s.sos III Il Is insass by u nsAs.
larxa sizes will, however, soon bc tempsfet. M ana
nsw maehine z n eoasso y t 81 ~ sgs ar
:"
hacss ~ Punt uAin for tho manufacture q teil'
Essca glass In ths ..me WV y 1t ch3sy ne'ae,
The twu taetorea Of u. ds + naste thsse afe thfet
tfnpsrlns has bssu .doptsl: 'rhs.ss az a.t
w exieuslvs glas. tsctories Of Lyons,
these works II. do Ia lasts has suth otder.
executed hs receives and which ho = anaoiG IT, =
execute. owing to tho present GompAtatissiy tn
~ ths suhsldAsJ arrangements 70 which We u
ir4sd Hhen referring to hs necessity tot e1ssnan y
sas works u Caol4y The ptoprietora " tWslv WHY
cthe5 works In France 8ro now ln coulnnnlcatlel
viii u. Do il Dasuc, With 10 vtew VI adopting th
@snetseture o. tempered 9.se upon h!s psneaR,s
tstgsal couuitics hr.idcs That which Easo olrth Y
" Inventor. In Germany, Tor raaMp!e, thc!c a.. ar
aataeeE of works q which tenpesea s!na ~" w
Hos. This psoees. h.s been s1 mouth: st w9ik |,
eii9etlya and has been adopted s x9fka Wn11s
lnd the WheelIax Works, tn OHIO, ~ we'll ~ a
3-Az 1nsls Ia 1nllsr dtleA
, 1876-07-14
AMERICAN RIflEMEN,

New Yonx, July 13.-Tho nnal competition
for positlous uton tbs team to compete In the
1risi,-Amertcau match at Crccdnoor in scptcin-
bor took place yesterday, and the twelve men
were selected ns follows: ". y. FarwelI, T.
IIYds, l.. Weber, Gen. T. 8. DaRin, G. +. Bly,
Dr,ice, J. 4. scs,nfIcr, 6. /. Oyesbaugh, II. 8.
Jewell, r. Rathbone. Tho eight aFst.na1ncd
form tho team, and the remainder tho reserves
Cnl. echatIer Ii u resident of Chicago, md man
aper Of tic ucalth-Lift Company.
, 1876-07-14
A CHANCE FOR LADIES.
-. A. st4ftoA af Tia TH{hafuh

New ATHENS, 1t. clair Co., ILL.,, July 10
DEAN Sin: rlease put that In your worthy pa.
pcr A yul,1,sn man Of tlisttng. European Fam
iclce, presently in very needle circumstances wish
to self hiulsclt to wLealte independent Lady
for one year.--If hu meets With success lie shall
show YOU Ills gratitude III every way, excuse
this uncorrcctnCssh -. -.
r, S,-IIo speaks different languages and Il
only months In this gol blessed country of tht
future
homo YOU will do mo this fever ask you
for.
81, Cluir county Illinois and oDllgu for evcI
your respectfully Z. Ut. GNo3.
7. G,-FleA4u excuse --- but htn IL
dcsp0satlo1,s-I do not know, what " do
, 1876-07-14
CASTLE GARDEN.
a IItatory of tho structure'

Nt1 l0rk Rnrid. Jatg ~: 1.,,,,J
alarmed Tho elty 1897. at'e,npt was sc s9
supplement Castle william On sih adStsnnai
sn hs n s y rarat. v AZ ono s WORK.
rt tHrSWG up darIng tho Royontloa haa g!yoa
II 1s9 r!adcInsn wf,ii m norm yo that what
nsa1f ~ s hnTn ns1,o ons haI been Te ia
e tea ~ vefy nearly across io middle q tho presen
I'D hs'r sG a g. 1ssion sS q u aas W
q IT, Xs s;t hs rSp Gsea Sssu IL Us Us
cI.st " rass Garden md upon tho roclts bars
siehs 1nw " lido. Which iay beyond high water mark.
NV esd ,S sns"asy a for
iIdcstious ~ needed for her defense. Chief an,eng
IL. IN
scnesSe Samuel /. Mtceil lstter Or bis, d.
scribinr tic iortiacatons Of New York, duacr1hea
GnsS Ha'os oeenftpS ~ IL recaptaaon Of ho
Work dons on lis fortacaiuns in tho city limits:
tss9,cn RICE 81 ess VII u
he blocks t1rm 'eyeH siats o. q. ea$G w ~ saa
w be nciogd " n9 az ~ DSe a
ss.1,1Ie i3iis s9sSitsa snaF " TUT W
work pushed tspal} t95~sd sId, on ~ the
eopstea oncn * y M stiIltugstss or NAM
nng M armament rspofft5 r. ae tS S1nE.sn M
ths :lty, aarsiibes sha 'e tort under tho stlo ii
as & 1 s}
eaanon sS1a mea,ttd il asa saassLas naEailnss md
s.sFns WIN bs.ek, toI oesf, no MI men, III, ,or
c.1ss, IT, tss wsae M
snd anA 4 ls9 t"s &c 1sny,a ;;a 1 uoy
, 1876-07-14
MILWAUKEE,.
- - Ftx 4 . -


M1LwAukEB, July t8.-The canpmeettng has
to-day developed considerable proportions, and
the prospects now arc that by tomorrow cvc1,-
iur every available nook nnd cornrr will be ap-
proprIatcd by permanent boarlcrs and dodgers,
mud that tho existing accommodations will have
to be Increased. Tho day has been
eConculN0 HOT
in the city, but comparatively cool, with fresh
pleasant breeze, up Tn the high ground on which
the camp Ia situated.
To-day, regular camp order was issued, lay
ing down the ruics and regulations under which
the community must live. As this has already
been published, being the same as that always
adopted Mt 1nces!ngs hold under the auspices OF
the National Association, It nued not bs repro
ducol hcre.
THE nEv. DIR. 1NsKfP,
President, and, I believe, ull tho prominent
speakers whose names wero given In yesterdays
TRIBUNE, have now arrived, and The services arc
now III full swing. A fcatnru Of the attendance
Is tic larYo number of visitors 1rntn tho sur,
their wives, sons, and daughters, who come for
the nuke Of acclng what campfs like, aud, not
dlsllAinE II, will come aGain. y
T1tH EvENING sBRv1CH
last night was quite SUCCESS, being largely at
tended, and creating. good impression The
ccremunics in tho carly part Of tle day wcrc
not 50 important in point of numbers, but that
Of tonight IL expected to be itnmtnso. Vari-
rendering The occasion less formal tllonit would
otherwise haye been, and breaking the Ice be-
tween parties who nevor met before, but haVe
nov become faRt friends for life.
adopted at the camp Is hcalthfnl,. rcgular and
pleasant beyond belief. Tho food 10 good, we'll
cooked, tho appointments clean, tle weather.
charming, and Al the neeessariss and many OF
, 1876-07-14

Special Dffpalch 10 7hs 1apnMs.t t.,,, r,11.
cuArnAN ont Jay A S;rz d1pattsSa ~ tSat ip polns e' IL
champon a pi % of %batroit loaded With lumber for tho
latter place. Tho crew cscapsu: ~ r,rt,,,,.
MAnauxTTx, Mlch.,. july 13.-Ar.tyoaIar,Sop a,Slpp
Cornofant; schr .Chaflsz Wall; Ci9arso-Scnee ;s
Escaraba, Frank foreW. WcalheF HILL
, 1876-07-14
L4E1ALs

OFyIoz or rux COMPTROLLER OF Cgs.axor,
WAau!EuToH. D. e. MAJ q; ls1A
N sialms u .nst the cis{ k.i!on1 1aak 2t Eh!it;'
"a ILL., th4t the S&Ine must b pFracate9 70 A4a4n H.
EtIw0rh Iecetrci With thu legal p!oo! M!th'
10 thlos months tsol s dAte II w " 9lss@'
'~"-1 " CQsDpt{ulIeg u taA CURRENCY
, 1876-07-14

The etcnucr aEoRUE DpSnAn can ne ch.rterei fof
Excnrtlons Ycry reasonable TERMS Apply OIL 1natl
Madison. -. rfdxc, at ri Mkt0n. sr. MArEr
, 1876-07-14

a,s%. w. ~ asc'. , ~ asns
IT., and Cana! and H,'conth'sA. Ticket Dnlcea, -
C1ark-s.- md At depols.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-13
AN ERRONEOUS OPINION
From General iSyierBaon.

Washington July l2.-Gen. Sher-
man, this morning, had many visits
from friends and relatives of Gen.
after their safety. Gen. Sherman as
sured them that he felt no apprehen-
sion whatever in regard to- the safety
of Crook. ami that his reinforcements.
which make his column 1000 strong,
must have already arrived, and that
Terry's reinforcements will make him
1900 strong.
He thinks all the fighting Sioux do
not number over $500, and that their
loss must have beenso heavy that they
are now retiring. Our troops now on
the ground, he says, are more than a
match for the Sioux. = --
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-07-13

zne Prdss on ys.eeNs Ren.osu!l.s

The Prdss on yesceWs RemosuLs
New York, Jelly l2.-'Tas sun says
editorially that Jewell's dismissal was
unexpected, ignominious and morti-
flying. e-A4I-f 4 fs.sE
The Times says Jewell has been
turned ott. .of the cabinet with ~ liz
tie cerein6py as IL, he had been q
serving-man In the Presidents house
hold. Jewell may have deserved this
treatment, but II he did. the President
owes it 10 the country TO explain how
If his resignation was demanded out
of mere caprice. or. from some motive
which the President is ashamed to
avow, Grant has put himself in a pos
to resign him to the indulgence OF a
perverse humor for whose freaks they
must decline any responsibility.
The Herald says editorially that the
political effect Of the rretirement of
Jewell will be+slight. He bad no
special weight 20 the cabinet or in the
eyes of the country, except as an hon
orahie. amiable Republican, who re-
joicedin his high station. The Presi-
dent is no longer able, TO harm Hayes,
and be. Hayes. does not mean any
more of Grant. ,ae a-.isa4
III Is Dir on Democracy. g'ea
Gen. Dix, the predecessor Of Tilden
In the gubernatorial chair or this Htate,
in letter regretting that he cannot
attend tho Republican ratification
meeting In this city, tonight, says:
The canvass fol Tfiden and Hem
bricks is a mere contest for office
and Is an insult to the intelligence
and disinterestedness of the peo-
Pile. The four months before US win
allow us to canvass the financial ques-
tion inteiligently and thoroughly, and
what is of equal Importance, will
enable US to demonstrate by an anal
ysis of his public acts that the Demo-
cratic candidate for the Presidency.
instead of being reformer. as he and
his followers assert, is himself in ur-
gent need of reform, as also is the
party which has put him in nomina-
ti0n. Moreover it will enable us to
demonstrate by indisputable facts that
the Government, for the chief Office in
which he has been nominated, would
not now exist II his example during
The rebellion had been followed by his
Adieu Dom Pedro.
The Emperor of Brazil and party
sailed to-day for Europe In the steamer
Russia. The men-of-war In the har-
Dor ran up the Brazilian flag, manned
the yards and fired q salute as the
Russia steamed past.
Minor Matters.
Clara Louise Kellogg will visit San
Francisco next spring.
Dom Pedro visited the Tribune
building yesterday.
The Herald's Washington special
says the Navy Department sent out an
official paper yesterday suspending
work at various private yards IN New
York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Ches-
ter, Boston, Providence and elsewhere,
on iron-clads. owing to the absence of
any appropriation for this kind of
work in the newly passed navy bill.
Wheeling Them In.
Hayes letter of acceptance, being a
declaration that purity, ex-
perience, efficiency and economy must
be made the basis for civil appoint
ment. is rapidly wheeling independent
voters into the Republican ranks.