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The Russellville Democrat., 1876-08-31
THE RUssELLyILLE DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY 1876

work out no practical or salutary reform. Reform IS necessary even in the higher grades of pub
 lie service. President, Vice Pres ident, Judges, Senators, Repre- sontatiyes, Cabinet officers
 these and all others in authority are tho peoples servants. Their offices are not private perquisite they are public trust When the annals of this Republic show disgrace and censure of q Vice President; q late Speaker of the IIouse of Representatives mar
 keting his rulings as presiding officer, three Senators profiting by their votes as law makers; five Chairmen of the leading Commit
 tees of the late House of Repre- sentatives exposed in jobbery | late Secretary of the Treasury forcing balances in the public accounts; late Attorney General misappropriating public funds; a Secretary of the Navy cnllched and ensiehing his friends by 2 percentage levied off the profits of contractors with his depart ment; an ambassador to England censured in . dishonorable spec ulation; the Presidents private secretary barely escaping conyic- tion upon trial for guilty compile ity in frauds upon the revenue; q Secretary of War impeached for high crimes and msdemeanors- the demonstration is complete that the first step in reform must he the peoples choice of honest men from another party, lest the dis ease Of one political organization infect the body polite, and lest, by making no change of men or parties, we get no change of measures and no real reform,
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HCMg cARDs.
NOME CARDS. HOMES FOR TIE NoDAFLESS! GOOD LAND, CHEAP LAND And Plenty Of it for sale
 on easy terms! 100000 ACRES 0f LAND f0R SALE hT LOW FIGURES AND
 0he LONG TifaEi

THE UNDERSIGNED, AGENT FOR THE FINE GRANT Ot LANDS MADE TO lHE r, R. X F. $. RG., NOW OFFERS FOR SALE ANY AND Al l. THE RAIL ROAD LANDS LYING IN POPE cot MY.
 These iaH}, fe},aro soa, 5ef-q fine tytat. Snet@tf"9 ' fsE b"tf9s.. ggaittt .tD0 UgAfHaN and aR easy "PpajttHty A tra, aB,rsd sy sec9fi7g |" cffip H''''a "a ,1s B'srma,
 Correspondence soltitcd Ita4i those srol ing hunWs 'n ulia, ra,ttE rifmHtp. fr.i ln a ncw country NijeG t' ssui,uy de.elnu. ing apd nigere man5' GjN aut Aees.
 To those who have imPrns cmunts con railroad lande | would say thHt uo tlmt shoull he lost in coming forward aud en- teripR into contract for the same. M iu- ttructons ago 'a ecll 7BB aud 0H hpas, ant delay n maApS application may out ni loss npan you.
 am prepared Co give fg1 Information iu reghrd Co an} oi th,sc la0d+ .n Pope county Come Early and Examine my FintS and lists uf prices. and secure a cheap farm.
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&G HOUR AND TO MEMPHIS 20 ERgsgRs

Connection made at ArgeHta wifi, the Memphis S Little Ros X Ha!lvar. and close connection at tao cIossl,,5 of the Cairo G5 Fulton railroad with traias north ald south. Fhroecl Bills of Ladlng given from r 3mta Van Baren, Ozark, CiarkaYilie, ssd eil points on tho road to New York Boston, Providence, Pmlat ighm. St. Louis, Memphis, NeW 0r!eans &c. Rates low, and traa ar8rla. .aa rapid. TIiE0. HARTMAN.
 SuperlHteajcH.. ,. ". GAY. General Ticket Agent.
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Time Chan gea a!
GOING WEST,
GOING EAST.

lime from Clavksville . ' Lolls
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GheGntAtiQenrer,
Tbo Lnte Reyerdy Johnson.

Some further particulars in regard to
the death Of this eminent lawyer and
statesman are given in this mornings dis
patches. His death happened most sin
gularly according to the theory therein
given. It seems almost incredible that
be should have bOen SO seriously injured
by a mere fall off his feet on a level
walk.
Only few days ago a Washington cor
respondent wrote as follows in regard to
Mr.. johnson:
HReverdy johnson has returned from
England, and we again see in the Supreme
Court room and in the Senate Chamber
that good gray head which all men
know, reminding one OF the grand old
heads Of Cesar on Roman coins. II he
lives until the 2lst day OF May next he
will be eighty years Of age; yet, with the
exception Of his failing sight, he is in the
full enjoyment OF his faculties. Il is a
treat to hear him in the Supreme Court,
where his graciousnesS and dignity OF
bearing, his careful utterance and his
commanding arguments, recall Webster,
Preston, Crittenden, and other great law
yers who were bis cotemporlries, not only
ut the bar, but in Congress. BE is regard.
cd as the best constitutional lawyer liv-
ing, and while familiar with the common
law and with the statute law OF Mary
land, he is master spirit in nisi PrirlS
cnahaN :.
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FIRE RECORD.

sAMaADNERs, February 1.-THE store
Of Wells & Arnold, and several dwellings
were burned this morning. Loss $4,000.
OMAHA, February 1l.-About 8 o'clock
this evening two boys, sons OF A. G.
Thomas, conductor on the Union Pacific
Railroad, while playingin the hay-lott ot
a barn set FIRE to the hay, and the young
est three years old burned to death, but
the other child escaped unhurt.
PITTSBURGH, February ll.-Betwecn l
and 2 o'clock this morning a fire broke
out IN the Touring mill OF Voight ort-
man &Spreen, on Carson street, South
Pittsburgh. The mill was FIVE story
frame building and contained large
stock OF flour and grain. The fire burn
ed rapidly, and the mill was totally de-
stroyed. The flames communicated with
the Birmingham depot OF the Pittsburgh
Cincinnati & St. Louis Railroad, which
was also destroyed. Totalloss estimated
LITTLE Rock, February 1.-THE resi-:
dence Of A. II. Sewer was burned at 2
o'clock this morning. Loss $1,000; in.
sured S4,5OO. The tire was the work oi
an incendiary.
SANaArucKET, February ll.-A saloon
and three other buildings were burned
here this morning. Loss over $SO,OOO
partly insured.
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Ticket Agents' Convention.

LOUISVILLE, February 11.-Mr. Abbott,
OF the Erie Railroad, announced to the
Convention Of Ticket Agents to-day that
model American railway ticket office
will be established at the Centennial
grounds at Philadelphia. The trunk lines
OF every railway and transportation line
in America will be represented at this
office, and tickets TO all points Of the world
will be sold at special rates.
It was resolved, with but four dissent
ing voices, that the Issuing Of railway
tickets by any firms or individuals or
ganized for tho purpose Of obtaining
transportation rates from railroads and
Issuing tickets on their own name, and
operating generally as recognized trans
portation companies, be no longer tol.
Grated; also that the Convention shall
cancel all existing arrangements between
such firms or individuals and the rail.
ways represented in the Association Of
Ticket Agents.
lis understood that these resolutions
refer to what are known as the Tourist
agencies, such as Cooksau & jenkins.
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have at least a minority Of iallible
Bishops in it, and il a minority Of divine.
ly commissioned persons prove them
solyesfallible why may not majority
turn out the same way? Il seems to us
that there is constant danger of this
sort. In view OF this danger, and in
view also of the fact that it Is settled that
there is really one person who is not fall
lible, It seems to us that the safe policy is
to entrust the business heretofore entrust-
ed to councils entirely to his hands. This
is the policy that business men would pur-
sue in business affairs and we do not see
why the same principle should not apply
in ecclesiastical affairs.
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Col. swann's Letter.

The newspapers, including the New
York Herald and Cincinnati Commercial,
have given the cousin.in.law of the ad-
ministration great deal OF notorlety
within the last few days. The Herald has
revived the cry Of Caesarism and gone
almost wild over the prospects of a usur-
patton OF the Presidency by the silent
man who occupies the White House. The
Cincinnati Commercial feels almost as bad
as the Herald, and there are also other
papers that take the matter very much
to heart.
As for ourselves, we are serene over the
eousin.iu.law's letter. It Isl timely doc
ument and it will do good. Coming as it
does from n relative Of the government
il will compel ashow Of hands ut an curly
lnv, in the various Republican State
Conventions that are about to assemble
IN serd delegates to Cincinnati. These
conventions will be apt to know some
thing about the delegates they send to
Cincinnati. In some States, as for in:
stance in Ohio and Pennsylvania, the
marty has already declared against Third
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A. Inferesting Catechism.

Tho c;n,;,n,,; 1,,Ia,;, T.,,,rnnh NJ this
val, hoo;n. ,hn nnbl;cotion of little
c.,oob;a1s " d.sisnad 10 sxplain TO the
t.;,hfnl ,bo rnvsteriira of The dogma Of in.
] tst,;h;i;,r Til. /. tbo dogma The epun.
n;.,ion e vhinb The lotc Bisbon Wbolap.
snJ Jo,hsr AmSric,n nrslates, opposed in
tho M Ecnmonical Council al Rome in 1870.
Tho ;Jo. ;.to sxnlain Tho apparent con.
tr.dict;on involved in the proposition
thoI tho Pore IA botb fallible and infalli.
blo-fallibls a,.. man and infallible as a
pono IA I,
4svet there Ia nothing said in the cate.
oh;.r, bv w.v of explainipr howl comes
,h,t,h. do,m. romaincd IN abeyance from
thochs;s,;Sn a., nm 10 tbevear 1870 dur
;as ali of ~N;cE time It was matter OF
,,posrt.inty wbs,ber The pope was fallible
49, ;at.I,;h,o Had Tho MAJESTY of the
C.n"o;I n.onorncod orain,t the dogma
- ,Ls ,,.s. r.mod ,ho pons would not
~ ". -, ...,.as ot onrr,o bo infallible.
now, T. n.Ia SaA's1 =: ~, ~ !. pi.bony ~ Tho
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v0fsa Inc aOSaa 1yhw W. ,ho nooS R;.hon
need, e&p,anAu0p', WY w., u. i.,sS,;L,a s % ,rhop
Whelan should 70 .s's -, iaVJ ..aa. t.;h"noI "o
sitting as q moMOsF .. 'nS ss,".a';na Ss'a ' ,ha
that W" eSlle. 70 n. uV'et :. hS
relations Oh UnF.s's NiVss..s"s .,'. " u, -" ~
Church, 'han nus i''iiDn p:s:aiS 20 - ,Sa "
WhOm laV!Feu 'n0 s"u',.'aO .,'. W.
dogma Is a mystery 'nas 'n' ,s%n TJu Nv.
G'na seeks III VAN 10 M'"O.4' .. :. ~ "Io %'o
iISP,sea toNo.' no o'l 'nas UsV''5.U' VIZ
Snansay taat nc was not Just 's t:.aUI .,';as ~
sp'rsa Us sne Ss0OP' VINO %vTe ,!aosp anSp'ise ~
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VOLUME XxIv---NUMBER l48.
WHEELING WEST VA SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY H. 1876

The order was issued on the 27tt Of Feb.
ruary. ! Ibelieve 1t was two days after
the issue Of the order that l had the con.
yersation with Babcock. He said good
deal Of pressure would be brought to bear
on me, and it was so: The political pres
sure brought to bear was very great.
At this point Mr.. Storrs said there were
some documents he wished to look over
before he went on with the cross exami.
nation. It being late an adjournment
was taken till morning.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, January 1.-THE in
dictments for conspiracy TO defraud the
Goycrnment in the whisky cases include
the following: D. NJ. Carey, A. II: Cow:
ard, and Pat Hamon, who were bailed
for $4,000 each. United States Commis-
sioner Shannon, r. s, Denner, and others,
whose names have not rs yet been made
public, we're indicted by The grand jury,
charged with conspiracy to detraud the
Government, through the Court Of Claims,
in the cotton cases. Shannon and Denner
were arraigned, the pleading being
waived, and gave bail in the sum ot$5o,' :
900 each. The cotton cases in which
these parties arc figured were those Of the
Cleveland mills cases andIthat OF Bellug,
Sobloni & Co,
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New YoRK, February 1.-THE steam.
ship Pomerania has arrived from Ham
burg.
HALIFAX, February 1.-THE steamer
EsouimHux brought here the crew Of the
ship Progress, from Galveston for Liver.
pool. Il was abandoned with ten feet OF
water in the hold, with 4 cargo Of cotton
and beef, which with the vessel is valued
NJ S96n 100.
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MASuIINGTON.
VIII NOT Accept Any such Invita-
tim

ts tion.
WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE fact
that Senator Bruce denounced President
Grant yesterday in the executive session,
charging him with indifference to the
Southern colored Republicans, and with
having unjustly taken sides againstthem
in Mississippi, caused considerable excite.
mcnt. It is said that the Presi.
dent sent for Mr.. Bruce, but his friends
say he will not accept any such ivitation
IA he considers the breach between them
TO wide 10 be closed.
Commissioner Pratt to-day received by
express handsome gold.headed cane,
forwarded by some OF his subordinates
in the revenue service. The cane was
Immediately returned with thanks and
a reference to the provision Of the law
which attaches a penalty OF dismissal
from office to all engaged in receiving
courtesies Of this character. .
The President said in the Cabinet
NEE ting to-day that he had received the
interrogatories on which his evidence ID
required in the Babcock trial. His depo-
sitton will be taken before Chief Justice
Waite.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
Fishing Difficulties.

LONDON, February 11.-Tt is reported
that the difficulties between the British
and French fishermen have led to the de-
struction Of certain machinery the
French used in their operations at New
Foundland, and the government has Inn
pressed upon the colonial office the advis-
ability OF stationing men Of war perma'
nently at st. Johns.
IN JOHN TAYLOR coLERrDdE.
Sir John Taylor Coleridge, formerly
Judge Of the Court Of the Queens Bench
and afterwards editor OF the Quarterly Re
viev, died to-day, aged SO. Sir John was
nephew OF the famous poet and father
Of the Right Hon. John Duke Coleridge.
RIT1ETEAMs.'
The Scotland clubhas decided TO send
It's own team to the International contest
at Philadelphia next summer.
AN IMPORTANT INSURANCE BILL.
Sir staffsrd's North Cats insurance
bill provides for an implied warranty
against ship owners; in favor Of the cargo,
and passengers equally, and prohibits
evasion. OF the warranty by special con-
tracts, IN either cases such contracts are
declared void.
The second important modification re-
lates to the valued policies, and provides
for the proceeding before the referees on
the courts direction, whether the detend-
ant applies therefore or not TO ascertain
what would be the value Of the interest Of
the insured, if the policy were opened.
II the valuation measurably exceeds the
real value OF the subject matter, the
value ascertained by referees alone is re-
covcrable.
The third modification is that owners
are allowed to recover only net freight.
The proportion Of the expense which
would have been incurred in earning the
total freight to be ascertained and de-
Quoted us the Court directs in any action
on contract.
The fourth modification, provides that
If company insurcs u ship such insur-
ance, including what is known as the out
fit or furniture, and also insures freight,
reckoning any Of the charges included in
the insurance Of ship, the latter will be
deemed double insurance.
The following is the fifth modification
The ship owner cannot recover on time
policy II the loss Is occasioned by unsea-
worthiness, provided unseaworthiness ex.
listed when the vessel was in port or could
have been prevented by reasonable care.
Unseaworthiness from defective hull or
from c7erloading shall alone be deemed
unsea aignrthinesS.
In the House ofLords this evening,
Lord Cairns introduced judicatare
amendment of the bill maintaining the
final appellate jurisdiction Of the House
of Lords on an approved system andpro.
viding for sitting during the recess OF
Parliament.
The bill contains the provisions that
when animals shall be carried in cars or
vessels in which they can and do have
proper food, water, space and an oppor.
tunity to rest the requirements in regard
to their being unloaded shall not apply.
The TTmeS Paris dispatch say the ap.
pointment OF NJ. Vasine as Project Of
police would be unexceptionable If it had
been made under different circumstances.
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New YoRK, February liza Havana
letter OF recent date states that the gov
ernment has caused the arrest Of some
twenty persons for being in correspond
ence with Cuban refugees in New York.
Among the prisoners is Don De Soto
Longo. The letters were seized by the
police in the hands Of ono Of the post
office carriers, and the clerks at the post;
office have been examined. II is said
that important discoveries have been
made, and that many persons heretofore
supposed to be good Spaniards are Inn
nlfcntnh
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TURKEY.

CoSsrANrrSopLE, February 1.-THE
Porte has defnitively agreed to apply
Count Andrassay's reforms, except the
clause that the revenue from direct taxa
tion in Bosnia and Herzegovina be en-
ploycd for the development Of those
provinces. The Porte only consents to
increase the sum for public works there.
The promulgation OF the Imperial decree
ordering the reforms is expected shortly.
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al Oueslion OF I.inhility.

MEAnnB, February 1.-THE case Of
A. Blum against the Southern Palace Car
Company, TO recover $500 alleged to have
been stolen while on sleeping car be.
tween here and Cairo, was given to the
Jury in, the United States District Court
This afternoon. The question involved il
the liability Of the Sleeping Car Company
rs common carriers.
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The Robbcr Bank Omccr,

NEw LONDON, Coz, February H.
The burglar who entered the National
Bank OF Commerce on Tuesday night has
been discovered 10 the person Of George
G. Packer, one Of the tellers Of the insti-
tuition, who has made a confession. All
the missing funds Of the bank, amounting
10 So, 800, have been recovered.
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NEW YORK, February 1.-THE Board
Of Appeals of the National Trotting As.
sociation yesterday elected Colonel 2, W.
Wooley, Of Ohio, President; @. w. Hutch
inson, Of Utica, First Vice Presidents
Judge Grant, OF Iowa, Second Vice Presl.
dent; and Thomas J. Vail, OF Hartford,
SacretArY.
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Whisky Ar,r.csts.

CHICAGO, February 1.-THE grand
jury this afternoon returned four lndict.
ments in the U. S. District Court. OF
these two were against Alderman Hill.
dreth and Mr.. Cullefton, formerly reve.
nue. gaugcr. These gentlemen gave bail
tonight.
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MONTREAL, February 1l.-Yesterday
two horse farriers engaged in q ninety
mile trotting race, TO saylll and back
The winning horse accomplished the dis.
tanee between 6 A. N. and 4 Pm. His
competitor broke down at sorrsl, half.
way, So a