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SUMMERS ALLEGED FORGERY.

Tho case OF Perrinc II. Sumner, the alleged Call.
.ornan forrcr, Is not yet ended in the New Jersey
courts An order, rcturnable tomorrow, has been
issued by Judge Knapp for . rule 10 show cause why
the order 10 hold sumner 10 bail should no; be Va.
Gated Several wrss OF arrest against Sumner arc now
n the hands or she Sheriff Of Hudson county
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TURKEY.

PAYMxNT OF RAILWAY BONDS INTEREST POST
PoNKD,
CoSsrAxrrSorLs, April 2, 1874
The postponement until July OF tho payment OF the
April coupons Of tho loans Of 1869 and 1878 railway
bonds is officially announced.
The reason given tor tho postponemcnt is that tho
government does wish TO have TO onerous
loans
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HOUSE ROBBED.

The new building in the course OF erection ON the
corner Of Even and Ten Eyck streets, Williamsburg,
was robbed Yesterday OF all tho brass cocks quantity
OF lead pipe and plumbers and carpenters tools thae
had been left there Mr. George Weber, the contractor
says The loss will aggregate sou
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

NEw ORLEANS, April 2 1876
Tho hoisting apparatus OF grain elevator on the
levee In the Sixth district gave way, fatally injurng
Jules Cameron and Thomas Hayes
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amount Of this diversion, but the utmost that
Is expected from it is to prevent an election
by the people and give the choice of the Gov
srnor to the Legislature. 1t seems to be con-
reded by the republicans that the Legisla-
ture will be democratic, which will secure to
that party both the Governor (if there should
be no election by the people) and the United
States Senator The election is expected to
be close, and the actual result may not be
known until nearly all the returns shall have
been received.
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OPENING OF THE DELAWARE AND
HUDSON CANAL.

PORT JERvrs, N Y, April 2, 1870
Navigation on the Delaware and Hudson Canal will
open on the 18th OF April. Eighty cents per ton will
be paid for the transportation OF coal from Honcsdale
10 Rondout
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\ WELL KNOWN PARLIAMxNTIsr DEAD.
LONDON, April 8, 1875
despatch from Romc to the Daily News an
nounces the death OF oxD Deputy Lobbia the attempt
to assassnate whom excited tho whole OF Italy some
years ago
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SPAIN.

THE MINISTER or MARINE RESIGNS Hrs PORT
FOLIO.
MADRID, April 2, 1875
Admiral Duran, Minister Of the Marine has re-
signed, and ID succeeded by Senior AutequerA
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BANK FAILURE.

MILWAUKEE, April 2, 1870
The First National Bank OF Lacrosse closed It's doors
yesterday Its assets and liabilities have not been
ccrtained
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The SERMONS YESTERDAY were not of that
brilliant order which makes the page whereon
they are printed fash with corruscations Of
religious fire at every line, but they are well
worthy of study, for under the penitential
ashes of the Lenten season the Christian
searcher will discover the incandescent en-
bers. To the Catholic Church it was Passion
Sunday, and doubtless the influence of the
solemn days preceding the Passion of Christ
was felt in churches that no longer divide
he year in the Roman fashion. Mr.. Beecher
preached sermon, subdued in tone, on the
Immortality of the soul Mr.. Hepworth, in
praise. of the Bible; Mr.. Smith Landed the
revivalists Mr.. Gunnison criticised GOODNESS
In worship; DR.. Reid babe an interesting
farewell to the old Methodist house of wor-
Bhip in Greene street; DR.. Rowland pleaded
Tor singleness of act and purpose, and other
divines whose sermons are reported con-
kibuted in their way to the upholding Of the
lamp Of the Gospel for all mankind.
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The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty four hours compar
son with the corresponding date OF last year, ind
Gated by tho thermometer nt Hudnuts pharmacy
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GERMAN Y.

WHAT QUEEN VICTORIA MAY coNcEDx TO THE
EMPIRE.
BERLIN, April 2, 1870
The vossische zeifung publishes rumor that the
forthcoming interview between Queen Victoria and the
Emperor William is for tho purpose Of concluding
treaty for the ccssion to the German Empire OF the
right Of the Duke OF Edinburgh heir presumptivc
to the Duchy Of SaxcCoburg and GothA
THE CHIEF OF STAFF OF THE ARMY LIKELY TO
RESIGN.
LONDON, April 8. 1875.
The Daily TetsgrdpAs special from Berlin intimates
that General Won Molske vii probably resign his once
as Chief Of STAFF OF the Army at the conclusion OF his
furlough, and be succeeded by General wartcnsIeben
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DIED..

PEARSON On Sunday evening, April 2, CATHARiS1
PEARSON in the S4th year OF her age.
Her remains will be taken from tho residence Of her
son. Thomas Pearson, No 305 East I'D st., to the
Church OF the Epiphany on Tuesday morning At half
past nno O'Clock, where a solemn requiem mass will
be offered Tor the reposc Of her soul and thence TO Cal
vary Cemetery.
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-sports Of the III health Of the Gar his journey to
Malta and SO forth, wholly unfounded-
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Don't Let Us Fight Without . Flags
South Carolina, and especially the city OF
Charleston, has reason to be proud of her
Revolutionary record and may well celebrate
its principal events. There will be 'Cen-
tonnial Fair" in Charleston on the 18th OF
April, 1t which the Irish military of the State
viii take charge Of table to be known as the
"Jasper Table" the proceeds of which will
be used for the erection of q monument In
commemoration of 'the first victory gained
during the war of American Independence"
On the 2Sth of June, 1776. Fort Moultrie was
bombarded by the British feet and the colors
were shot from the flagstaff. They did not
long remain on the ground. An Irish
soldier, Sergeant Jasper, leaped over the
parapet of the palmetto fort, seized the
colors, and, under the fire of the enemy,
nailed them to their position. The brave
soldier turned to his comrades and said,
Don't let us fight without fagr' 1t is
proper to honor such memory as this, and
the Irish military of the Palmetto State are
right in appealing to their fellow country
men for assistance in raising the monument
The Executive Committee are:-James j.
Grace, Captain Irish Rife Club John Burke,
Captain Irish Volunteers; P. Fogarty, Cap
tain Irish Volunteer Rifle Club; A. G.
Magrath, Jr., Captain Montgomery Guards;
p. Slattery, Captain Emmett Guards; and
contributions may be sent to Mr.. Simon
Fogarty, No. SO Broad street, Charleston
Don't let MS fight without flag r has its
echo in American hearts, though century
has passed since the Irish hero uttered the
glorious words.
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THE GREATEST MODERN DIsCOvERY-THH
discovery public that HALxs Hossr HosEHouSD
TAR will cure a ccnsumptiye cough.
PixE's ToornAcnE DRors cure In one minute.
A-ESPENsCHEIDs SPRING STYLE OF HATS,
inst introduced Gentlemen In want Of hat superior v
style and quality. are invited TO call
L2rENsCILEID. MMnnfactnrcr. li8 Nassau 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-03

n,o EUROPEAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EXCUG
sonist April contains the fullest iuFos.
nation Regarding routes ares and the accommodations e
travel throughout Europe the journey from Nee
any point In Europe tho East, and many e
'@'' y Cook, son JExKixs, 2si BsssAvsy.
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BENNETT DUILDING.

LOCATED on NASSAU. Am AND FULTON sra
HANDSOMELY. AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
To LET On VERY REASONABLE TEkNS
SUITABLE FOR -
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES
PREMISES
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DARKENED LIFE MADE BRIGHT. THE ELG
CANT SILK ELASTIC TRrss sold only by the ELASTIC
TRUSS COMPANY 0S3 Broadway holds rupture safely I'LL
500
, 1876-03-25


A brieh.-looklng you'll, Of Is yoars "as nest
nlaoed on the STAND, answering to the natno Of
Iohn Williams, 1Io was put under oath. an'l.
being iutcrrogatod. stated TINT no Wolsea ios
George L. Crosby from tho losh OF uetooes,
1874, until May, 1876, bis employment BONG o.
coucral character. While there no feeqaentiy
snv g3oiia from tho Alcohol Works. brought ID
wagons fifteen barrels in lot. Tho barrels
vero rolled into tho store. Thoro wcfo sNo
roous on tho ground floor OF tho storo Ono OF
them which was always locked, WAS used as q
roccpsaclo for goods from tho Alcohol Wofku.
Tho barrels vorc rolled ID and cot mp on end,
tbn etanp end up. hEr. Crosby would onter tho
roon, AZ soon as lona waB In, and would rn-
n,nir tt,pro about half an hour. When ba csmo
ont witness aud other otuployes went IN 10
sctano tho barreB. Thoro .woro no stamps on
the barrels whom they went IN.
MISREPRESENTATION.
Am mt in any buatne.B haven't been since
loft Crosbys place ; know Parker H. Mason, anu
worked for him; was fetched hero tho firBt time
/ anid auything about this matter, and went Into
I,oom II wns before the Grnnd jury II was
tsr1ol in rectlfYing houses to clean tho loata OF
barrels and put rcotitiors stamps On ! aiaa
bcr any particular month when goods we're to-
ceiyed from the Alcohol Works don't knor Why
tbcee eta,nps were takon OF, or for whose 6ene-
it, or who did it.; In fact, don't kno" nuch
about II.
Nobody had accese to tho barrels aftor they
wcro taken into tho back room the heads OF
tho barrels didn't Indicate that tuo ssamp6 hao
| been scrnped off.
DcputY-slarshat I. N. Buch was placed on the
| stand aud stated that ho had had Wnrrhnt Tor
! tho nrrost OF George L. Crosby May IT. 1876
but had not boon able 10 find him.
, 1876-03-25

nropriotY Of asking aucls q Qucatlot1. II eadea
in Mr. Btorrn putting It In auothor form.
Q.--Dld Jou etato TO anY one IN oah1us sants
boforo yo1, ran Away, you offered to EiVe away
Root Of awosr against hin. in ordor 70 foonta
your immunity, and yon woso told that It Wa"nt
nocos.sty; boeauao they wantoa to f''A'o i''o' IN
'r1,n Court-You needn't ans~cr that. E7cn II
In r1ado snoh q etnsemont 1t wouldn't Anonne 70
anything, for t,e hal no right to 1nake any 0uch
bargain.
bargains tint weren't right.
liz. Ayor-The only bargain 10 want 10 nIoyo
IL tho Quo bctween Decker and thoso deieiid-
ants. ,,-,,
Mr. s,orrs-l,ut want to prove this other
bnrgnln--this scrloa OF bEt'nna Witnesses.
o,-pidust you loan tho Chicago Alcohol
Works In September, 1872, s2'ooo! Mo-
o.-nsdn't you havc the noses Of The Chicago
Alcohol Works ia September, 1873. fur that
O.-Waan't suci noto as that taken up 70
January. 1874, aud tho uudivsdcd noto Of fah'-
man K l,uah gwen for ~ A.-So, sfr. -
Q,-Wnsu't thls mouoy borrowed during tho
Q.-When did you loan them any money. A.
-Duriug tho panic-s25.
Q,-Woru tioy thoy 80 hard up ns to want 70
| borrow 315 OF you Alt would reen 30.
D.-Don't vol, know they wcro t1nrl utA and
that tsloy had pretty Gueh always been; tint
your ftnh.lcps Worn prohpetous And tnht, lot tho
purpose Of buying stamps aod p.ytns ~ ,h"Mt taot
p.-s25, you viii groar, is all tho money you
ever loaned them7 A.-fea, sir.
Q.-llavont you told MIR. Losing that you
O.-Whon did you 40 to tho Alcohol Worka
| A.-Firet day Of September 1873; havonI
been In tho t1abis OF loaninB much money.
| nbNlfE tN0 yqAy6
, 1876-03-25
CLOSING FOR THE DAY.

= - -.
foreman .os Ford Oliver j. Co., having bcen
with them sInca Junc. 1874. Ho know Of Ford.
n,i.or 4 r. ,.sn,.,''. 1os ..ooa. ,,on, p.l,,n,n
nn.'' o ,saono,,,n as sooas ''o.' a." s,'n..iao
Husii. 'te4uen''y ap to tho ttmo "hoh the .Aleo'
mol Works wero destroyed by.tlzo. After roceEy-
ing goods from pnhlaan l. ltuel,, the iatter
ware IN thu habit Of con,nv 10 t,,a atora and
..,;.,,, ~ ,ho atamna ~ wv "N
lucy Hens "lr1sA'n' nthohs accompanying
them, aud thoy took OIL tue stsmps With t!,a aid
Of q cold oLiael and pincera. There Wcro tifteen
, 1876-03-25

thu, brought 10. Ho did not 800 any one tske *
tbo STAMPS on. btr. Croshy WAS oiton 70 the
room juss after tho goods voro placed " IN tss tne
room. liz did nos knon Of any ono ol'e having
necoss to tho room. lta SAW Er. pahlnlan at the
rectifJing houao often; aud Also MI: W. nasn, , DUE
ho uoTer anw eithor Of them touch tho baFfese
cnoss-ExAM1SATioS.
~ Arr. stanfortl-1 whs tho cooper and not a
Government employo: dldnt inspect brands oI
stamps on tho barrels, but | know tnoy haa
STAMPS on; never Ind any conversation with
raIItnnn except to pass tho day the barrels had
stampa on when they cnno there; NJ. Williams
brought mo my subpoena; PArtor MACON nsvef ,,SaT
eaid nnYthlng abons my coming hofc; don't
know thoys NAE auY erookeduess about those
goods. .- ,..
avay: tho etnmps wnro tnEon Oh and now ones
t}rt On, gav tho barrels tnkcn or. Ct lho
wagon; It was II, 1s75, but coaldn't to-. tue
month; think 1t waa warm wcathor At th!s t.tno |;
Il WAS the custom thcro to tako OF OLD stAmps
and brands md put On now stamps and oranae
Of the houso and send thcm OF.
, 1876-03-25

Aro+.,sto .,. .14N
mhe sa -; Jn" 81 ia7a .n m.ro, 1s,s
INC nota Of jung ~, aoas ,I aaa ststuu =. iela
feorgaMsnE eno ssa SoiI' r. rra3acaJ IN AM
oIcer ny" ~ W tsteu s.aa =. ~ a5,at;,. .asa@
nstorea on1 y Ie@ao nn,e II IL tho scrHcn f.
ehNl Ass; tuolu ain ,ta..o j. ~ tho.a scts ~ ~
Geas Q! tno i nmnuoT fn,nrn'.> {amr Trco aSt4
oatea Mao,s ono uoSno; .So np ouvya s.
Hcopors tcapfans] III sao Gaassosasips 1sn,sa ~
pattmontt aaa eleseo osua@uoo oso4o3oops'
1tnptMnss}. 1s.s}, ,,,,,ona mi, s,,o,tnton,o,t, =,
eset1ia.n or roeo,u;ss 4n ~ Civilian,
aitoo Tbo nloma,.ca Of suar.ors, f.lul. aud forsgs
now pnplisnea lot .ao ntas sD ~ rneosss s
Nosieto no ~ ~ torean ~ .uv nd s or ,aos
per noutn ~ ,uu =. A a1as $780, IT.; .,an ali ~
LOT quns.c1 nnn 14gl, @ rsca;..,
pnr pacn annuIn !u' -, geonno ..I,i.I, ,1c.o..'.
SSo1 H. n.v pGs 70 11t wear. vith quarteu sn
fuo IN knd gtnos o3nceab arc onot1 na,a!. e. ~
lowa nla19E ,n,a asn A rno,na rion9ansss
4enaFals an1 t9lGnos' NV n,u saea Hantss.'
Go!ohols a,.a 1I, ,tn,n1s 1tat t,en +oo,ns w.
tAleo Toouia n.s.n,a H. ooors ~ rrt...
dut9 IL nsss p % o there 6oue qaafs
owned ~ tae ,, s''S az 1,ar 1nan,
req to 70 pala 1os eaan sno 10 ~ ~ Ees I,un.a
" oRu 5sa'.encu i a -. oric.ra ~ @ w con1aan..s
rug! aua lolase 'siaua tv1a y +Sav A. ~ consw.
paollc plol'n!s5: VIA tao ~ yr,oH,,srtsr ~" snd ~.
mus oo fos1smi% fs h ''t,a ~ 'oo >s1AA'3'S' ~ ~
counted toe oy mm; iah,.t,,o co.r,,t,o, reno,,.d
lnes2 we're hn,r,n noaian.f,on. 81 ~
clined, deaths. AZ asmlssaa' - saa a.s, ssaa'
1erea T. !hege "sto .e ,..sd;,a 3a,.r.mnnt ~,
ments, w IL sno ns's ,nsaan, -, .p1nanra II
pay aop9t1on.t;it GTfpn mi +, ;o,i;rr - ~
eaYay, ~ H. 1ur nsr cant If io oc.n
Eleven ana Pss iuu ote,s ~.
o. onr army arc o. loegn e't .n tnins ~ nm, ~,
tno lsAo, thu.o es4oM - fMaiaS 49, ~ .rr ~ III.
, 1876-03-25
FORD, THE RECT1flER.

"'' .,4s.- 49,, ...s. ,,,,,, tt,,r,,v 1ono
q nooluui-szoo il'>n MI "o n"H
board next LOOK fhe esAna. Ho was Dsnaoo ~
Ford, Of tho rccttfgiog firm OF Ford, o'tvor q
Ca He suokn IN quickly, and was not slow IN
III. .Io,nnso al, leattmnnv vsa to tho effect
een'ao4'ne,. ~ .""s .,a... l., ,bo CIV a,
thas 10 haa 5esluoa t"o sea'n ,o7a ~ ~. @ .,s
Chicago In the autumn OIL !o'o n'a P'aoe "
hr,s,ness was at No. 81 South Water stteot- io
,roao nm er,anvement With Mcgsrn. pahlman J.
n..a,s - 49,. .,,,,,,.r NJ 17e II talccrookod cools
Nv, naau - .a,.a,, 49,. rooo,,,nr untr;ta 188
Tho hlat transac&'on "as iaoe.'!nk 'a op'a -" ~
srcen thom, the wltuees receiving 20 cents q
nroof q.,,on fnr disnosiue OF Tho crooked. uc
a .'s I'D ~, choc,s In tl no. tako on stamps
WIS pa4o ~ 'uoeAe 1ta.t.hss ss,r,., - IT,
hmsol', hs 'o'su ta,,.s, % harro,s :, nI frou, In
a,I aao'u ~, c.mn % frora tho Chicago Alcohol Works
F. marnns makaj viii tho FIRMS nau,o. IIe paid
cns1' fnr thc roohn liz had never had crooked
tranaactiouo @ With any other firm.
A'oo'a''N nn1xn .r1ti,ot.nu Tus MIL,
no,,t hnrW ~ having auy crooked transac-
t;ons in 1Hf6.'7.B. dent know that the firm
~. viii, thnn. ShnfoIdt L Co, was crooked
wea T., hreinea, tn mvpolf in 1867 and 1865: we
hnnas,+ ,shiaIv or chear, An We could and got oil
b.,n "V.sa ~ ann,t f,roc, tbnt ~ dnfrnuttel
H. Gnremnsnt M IN those ynars don't know my
| thfns, ~ tha kind. absolutely sny We nYero not
crnoR1d then : did not got spirits FROM GoI6on
s,"1 eoturn ba.soiu to him; novcr raonivod my
nrnnieo Of immunity, but Infer. from what my
coupaol eays, that there is sono arrangement
| for me-; didn't toll Rush, "a m intucenent fur
4 him to come In aud lio down, that tho Gov.
Nhlto; didn't state last October beforo the Jury
that hadn't ever been crooked; didn't toll what
| hayo said hcre nor dill lony it !; wa8 asked
| questions aud just answered tlicn; l knew We =,
| wore porretfatiog frauds When engaged with
PahlInon; +; don't know ttatmY bookkeeper sWorc
| to the.e returns, it uAant my business to 6co
, 1876-03-25
4 Dritlsh Military Scandals

In the House OF Commons nlt. Sanford re-
fe1red to military scandal a. Hythe. Ho COM
unpopular il tho mess, hts brother ollicots were
IL ,Ao habit Of resosting 10 tho practices OF
"drawing " aud - MAILING hay" tAe titst conaist-
Ing OF breaking into tho man's room nnd pouring
waier over him. and tho ot4or Ut throwing lis
nlothes out Of the window. Such : cAxa occurred
isst year II uyths. Mot only Wese the pfaadcos
, 1876-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

Sp*sfat Dtspateh to Tha Chicago Tribune
sPn1xor1EIp, ILL.,, March 24.-1n tho Federal
District Court to-daY, tho proceedings In cun-
tempt against II. II. Dodolan, OF St. Louis, aud
othor witnesses In whisky cares WHO delayed
their coming, wcrc discharged. 4 forfeiture Of
bis reoognl2hnoe, $500, WAS taken against
Thomas Powers, indicted for violating the Inv-
enae law ~ rotaLl liquor doaloF.
, 1876-03-25

tlu,h about.t. no frat made bargain with |
Dr. Ru,t in Jake Wotford'e saloon, having boon
referred 10 him by Mi. pahman. rall.man ,'' T's-
s1 as sH ID. 'e ID I, sIf, tbs s aSoba enS q
m,'ntsn tho otsinps 'i o was VI PHI es baSe and r;
ssisse ss,fS IN .sy s an q ''f so '' .bts u
ifs1df iis DID 10. know thss f.h,n,an anA u,h hsd "a
anv cthor arrenoemsnta with officials, llo gu
not know whether tbe diat,llory ran exs.n mtsn-
es OF not. lie had ,once oonvor,ou MN ra,I M
mAn pttI he had been 10 Nfr. Rehrn, sno lsohM
wouldn't let him ruu extra ntnhs'. ne aeemId n'td
quito disturbed about It, saying that ne nan ~
Mr. Rehm, and no didn's SEQ why H. eo'a,an ~. uo
a!lowed to run o1tra msshca "a "ol a. ''''0s e'7'
when ho wont tharo Jan. 2 tho dlsAl!eFs wa a
1000 OF 5000 gallons tohlnd tts c.pacty anu
they took out aeons IT, a psrSag at tno n vhore to
ssenerally s brought back tho stamps, d,,s hnt
the nengnrs rot them from, alt: Happ. ane
stamps, vhcn returned Hose huIut T., Ham
Ttn stamps voro nut on tho 1tet tinc without
uasto Of 7asnisl, t,o didn't knoU what rsopnr-
lion vas used. The Ordinary product OF tle dit
tillery VAS about twenty-five barrels oes' no
ehouid think.
Was appointed in 1860. and em ohuger now,
although hare nothing to do mover haa la's my
IN tu good standing in tho Department.; havo
told tho Department bcforo OF my crookeaneas @
thay found ont in January BY mY telling them
havo boon before The Grand jury twice noynf
understood I was ndictad wes with t1e hotsn, Sioe
rnuelnE; WAS discharged for trto3nlar1ttcst am
not aware It wnA for frauds can't explain WY l
was not indicted don't knew Why hnsen1 pcen ,t
removed; Naa not among tho U. u Hofsell los
laid down after ho dld.-pEohahl5 Two "eeka ta:sa
after: I havo eeen hin since thon
more frequently than before; don't Know OF
any oirort to inlict or temove mo-; haye beeo
hero In town all tho time was o. Tom Lynch
dstory first; don't tecolcct to'ang EIaea: i;aea,s
hJnttern that ho would DO removed II he dian
commit thoso frauds sleso papoIH are my pa5
roll returns, eomctimos eworn to and sometimes
rot don't know about extra mashes at ltnsl ~
pahiman's; was nt nearly all tho asstll1os1os os
othcr places wLero frauds wero committed, anu
sctiyoy participated in thom: begat
10 engage fl frauds In 1879 ut tho Union Copper
Distiiiory the first talk NO had Of that Kind VA
ran iii tho datillorios or not; talked witt
Rehn, and then Junker spoke 70 mo; Hela oa
for throe or four ycarn bofore committed an.
frauda; at Junker's Joined In WHOM ny le!l
was necessary in any little JOB; waa paid % In ans
koz'n at two different tlmos, throe months each
ocyer paid Nehu my money for protection
ho waa tho mhn who hrse scdnced me
havo very little expectation Of safety after thi
torn hs blown I'll IL tn omnag oi e
Government OF tho Untted States al = trustee
officer, as far as know.
REDIRECr.
Am still In tho 0ovo11lment's employ; haven
received any pay Biuco Jsnunry but am - muc
In It's employ as over.
gKCRoaa.
Waa removed from tho Northwestern Nail1os
for populations In wheat.
, 1876-03-25
A photonraphto plncoveFY.

Adispatch from PaEa 10 the London Telegraph
Of March contains the following; at Ia an-
nounced TINT photographer Of Lyona hrs made
\ discovery which Ia likely to produces Ioyoln.
ton IN his ut. Nothing ls known With regard
to 1t 1t present further than It relates 70 the pro
ductloR ot naturally. y.coioted plctu1ea."
, 1876-03-25

Slr. o]iycr, Fortla partner. and ho conla not AZ
tend beforo morning. Tho Court thsronpon DO
cjdcd 10 adiourn, ntter complt,nenttnE Ito psr-
tcinants in lho trial upon tho expeditions man.
nor in which thoy had proceeded.
, 1876-03-25
THE ARMY.

Fncts nnd El9uroR from tho scgiAte,
for t87O-.AllosvnnccS to Offlccss,
Unsun1tics mud Appo1ntmcnts-Na-
ttonnstty Of Ofslcors-mll1tta Foscs
OF the United Htntcss
Tho following facta aud figures. Cleaned from
Tho " Army l,egfstor" for 1870, now ready "a,
dietributlou, posscHses moro than ordluhrY ID.
terest In Wow OF Tho mucl,-thlked-of roducuoa
Iho aggregate strength Of tho armv, counting
everyone connected with tho futlitsry aerriea
oScspt contract, OF netting assistant surgeons and
teamtters In tho employ OF tho Quatternastsrs
Depaslmont, mud including tho Profesaora and
cutiols at Wost Point, ID 23, 3l6 ~ shown By til,
Bubioincd statement:
0eucral oD,ctrs ard staff deparments.. SO III
Sta6 ofllcerA in c1csss Of lcgnt orRanizs-
tton.... :...s....'.'s'''' * * -,
Ten fcHtncpts Of cevairy........s.... ~ hiY
T3yo regiments Of astiiiery.... ....... 1a0 2M
Twonty -nyc regiments Of infAntry..... 81! ll1Y
UGlccrs retired from set!ve servfco..... 800 81,
Ordnance aorGcanta. *''s LII
EotprplBaAFy sargeints. .t.....s... So. III
Enlisted men unattached to reRi1nsnsa--
Viz, clerks, messengers, ortcfles, 70.
cruitng psrties, military prison
Rnntdt o&c. ...,s...-+s.....s't.ssss.s s'ts "a
Btnal services detachment. ............. III
| H1perfntcndcnts IT national cenotctits. Il
Veterinary AnrBeon1..
Indian sc0uS,. ....t.....,.s...s.' .sss ~
Total. ....................1+491 +491 2,sa
Add professors, Q, and cadets, 3l2....... AL a5lt
Middletown transcript., 1876-06-17

The Congressional committee to
whom were referred the charges made
by the witness Harney, Of corruption
against Speaker Kerr, made a snani-
nous report a few days ago completely
exouerating the speaker from all the
charges that had been brought against
him. The report was unanimously
adopted by the House by rising vote,
Republicans and Democrats vieing with
each other to do honor to the character
Of the distinguished gentleman whom
this base attempt was made to villify.
Thus the man Harney has been stamped
IS . perjured scoundrel and liar. 1t
only remains now to meet out to him
the punishment his dastardly conduct
SO richly deserves. f