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MiilNE sofa.

MiilNESo
Grseial Dftnateh IN The Chtedos Trtbun.
WINoNA, MIMI. Jan. 18.-The Rtato HoFtk
cultural Society met ho.e Today, Truman IL
Smith. Of 81. Paul. presiding. Tl,o attendance
is large, anil embraces tho prominen: fruit
growers Of tho stnte. An interesting discussing
ih Horticulture waB bad this afternoon, in which
Harris uf Ia Crescent, Wymnn Elliot of Mime.
apolis, lowell Of Lako CITY, Grimes OF atinna.
apolls, and Smith, OF st. Paul, pasticlpa:otL
The subject Of grating In transplanting crabs
drc# out aa animated dobate, iod by Wilcox, OF
Tro,npoloau. Via. Jewell OF Lake City, and
Hong aud Jor1on. OF 1,ochoster. took part this
evening. Reports wero received OIL tho rros-
poets Of horticulture in Southern minnesota
from Mr. Harris. Of La Csoncont. 4 tliss;lsnsoo
4 non 5ag.ety. brought out oy John ilaf:. Of
Winous. NAV vory ttgAly com.1sntloi by Wyiaan
Elliot, Truman il. Smith. end AIr. Harris.
, 1876-01-19

to about July, 1916. Ihta WAa Tie NAN pA!s oa
my vorh, bit also kept records q aAagora Fo-
iutpa nt,i roc,itiers' notices, battar known "a
iorma 81 AID ia fncluHise.
R,-WLO were your protecossora In tho Office
T.-nr, ntIntY ia tin ilrAt man knaw Of WHO
flied TIN place, and ho ean'o In eon'o time III
T-Di h, Also koop forms 50 and te27
T.-ue did, 1t !lras aud &!,en In Rayo them IN,
and man u.amoh Holmes did this parI OF tho
uor!s. lis uaa discharged aftcr bciug hero only
o short time, md succeeded him.
R.-Disl sou know anything Of tbs dleappear-
suce Of t:s7
T.-No, not until latal,. simply o1amtnetl
tho rccoris. mud did not know that any Of them
ords from, thu 0augora and tlsor substance wsa
coplod of into lnrga hook, euch as va now nae.
1t.--WaH Minty anyways careful Q. particular
In tho. "ny llo kept thia book wiis il WA
i1ntlor tln controt2
T.-Wo1f. llc kept 1t With aot,e caro- when
first went into tho ofIicn. hus afsorwars--wliatn
l,at, It iu clIarGo-ilo wou1h often say, "Dann
the book; It 'B of no 'se, anyway!"
H.-What can tl.o Grand Jury find ont hbout
yolir Bookkeeping?
T.-Tho oniy thing thoJ can find cut IN. thas !
kept my books correctly md did my motk lion.
cs;l7.
n;-po yon know of any possible discrepancies
In tho bopka? ...
T.-Tho only thing know Of in that connec-
t[on Ia tho dinoronco which c1lsts In TIM sosuraa
made by rec4!nors aud tllost nla1o Ont by tho
dopartmont horo by tbs officer who has shst
work in charge.
H-WiIl So, explain that matter?
T.-rha trouble comcB in Just III this var: II
Ia not atvnya 60 eisv to measure the exact coll+
tonts in harrol. TIIofo may be lifforence Of
very amall fraction. say olle-fiftieth pArt OF 4
| l,at1el, botwecn n Gaugcs's measurement aud
/ tho actual conteuta OF tho barrel; that B, tho
| barrel may contain Just lita1o moro than tho
! dRugor han estimated. Now, Whero q lstgn
quantity Of atirlts is produced in d day, tbia
| growing, aud IN time it tmounta to something.
When lie soo.ie arc dumped into rectifying
houso they arc moro carefully measured per-
| haps, and tho reau1.. which n rfacsd gu form
| 122, wien comps,od With form %. docs not OF
actiy correspond. ..-.
| M-Thon, 40 far as yon knnw, ti1o books were
kept correctly, and ti.ih Ia tho on!y Discrepancy
| JON have discoverodf
T.-Yea; aud that In such sitnplo nlattor that
| II will be worry easily explained to tho Grauh
| Jury. .
| K.-Upon wl,at other matters can they OK.
| nnpe ytu2
T.-Wcil, roa!ly, don't know. All did here
| Ilayo tn!t you, and that In all Anov Of tho
administration Of tho Collectors Office. After
left hotc, / went out to tue Illinois DlH.l'1inG
| CompaDy's plnce, and laye been there oycl
| since. | don't SEQ tlAat thoY can pump tno on
/ nngttltng o1ccpt my rotations with this Office
although tloy may find Bon,o other msttcrs Oh
which tll3y csn seok for enlightenment.
| 1Ir. I'0wnor will probably have loud call te
olloy III tl,o fourth HtoEy Of tho Cus.om-floAeo
| either to-tlay or to-mor1ow. aud wiil thon rre
an1naby toll aIl he knows about tho ,nanngc
mont Of ufrsra in tho previous Collectors Office
, 1876-01-19

Ia, coloreti public High schao! OF Leayor-
worth. kau,. has iecn abolished by : rocent so-
tlon Of The Hoard Of Edllcatlon. aud hereafter
eolurcd p,lpiiu will he allowed 10 ontef the segu.
lar white high school.
Eight huudfsh aud i'fsy thousand dollars Stats
T1ostnrv fun,.a nero saiely moved 10 tho new
CnIl.ol At S, rluEtlod Yesterday aud dspoaited In
t,.u I,uw vaults. Which are said 10 b. the safest
iu tIie country.
TAe stocx Of goods ownnd by Ramey Dros..
ieweors. u bloomington. Ill. has baon ssized
on al attachment for debt to-day. One OF tho
Himeys has mystoFiously disappeared.
, 1876-01-19


IxntAsApaI.1s, Ind. Jan. tB.-Tho cs.s Of Ill
ram Browu1eo. which WAS postponed on FRIDAY
evoning. was rcaume1 to-day IN tho United
hta:cA Court Judge flrahntn prasiding. On th4
opening Of the Court, The witnesses who will ho
called On to give evidence iu thss Case wcre
aworn, af!or which they wore separated At tho
requeal Of counsel. Gen. Harrison mnde a.ata-
mons OF tho case for tho defendant.
Walter O. Dakol, tho frs. wtueas for tho Gov
ernnent. testified 10 being connected With lilo
1ntaEna1 Revenue 1t Washington. aud ptntl.ieoa
certain reports from tho en Of that department,
Which will be PITT ln evidence later iu tho trial.
Henry II. Quinn, ciork Of tho St. 0aorgo 1Io-
tcl. Evansville. Ind. and Il. II. Santlorko,i, clerk
Of tho Grand Hotel, testified to tho defendant
being at tho former hotel on Dec. 6. 1874, aud
At thu lattor Fob. 8. 1915, whore ha remained
until como time In March also, Joha ". ling
Ann was ut the hotol Fat,. II.
Harry Veatcfl toH.iilcl that Brownlce nesor
yisltou Lilo dlstilicEos except iu cpWpauy With
lis father.
, 1876-01-19

money both to 1funn aal Conklsn. and also 10
things abont the politicians will bo brought In
Tomorrow. Tho symptoms Of general bsena-
ing down sra EXCELLENT and It In likely that t!,ers
will bn ltst mcl rnsl1 tn got amnesty AZ in
Chicago. All tho whisky zion are lurtng filth In
each othor, aud many arc anxious to confona.
stENS.
Ex.6nperviaor Mum arpearnd in co1rt to-t!ay
and offered ~ ball DR.. Howard, Ut GpnarA g.ake,
and Eltas Bbipmxn, Of Chicago. Tho bail MES
aec0ptod, aud Munu retnrnoi to Chicago.
, 1876-01-19

srrtMf Disuaseh to The Chicago 7SibHRs
Sioux C.rr, H.. jan. ia telegram from
YsnLtuu BAYS that Col. A. A. Nsck!iuE. who "ps.
during tie lEto War, Lloussualt-C Colonel Of The
Eighteenth uufted Status lufautsy, died !u TINT
city about o'clock thls mosulny Of hosrt dis
ease. lIa formerly resided ut Moliue, ILL.,, sud
was brother OF J. 3. NtckIing, o! this city,
Qsppyal buusslnlaudA of lie DAkotA aoushsfn
, 1876-01-19

THAI. AND CONVICTION or nCEHrftEr.
SIketLt IAspatsh To The Chta10 Tts5Mlle.

ST. Louis, Jan. 1s.-Tlle ya1 On tho royenuc
robbers waa reopcnod Today By the tsial and
conviction Of arthur Guenthor, cx-noyenuo
Agent aud o1-Go4ernu,cnt dotoctivo, for nccopt-
Ing bribcs willie In ofiice. THO f1Bt count in
the indictment charged that wLilo occupying the
position Of Jiovenne Agent In 1871 ho obtained
tho sum Of q2.D1o from tho firm Of Iloucckcr
Fnro1lc for fbo nr,nooo ~ ;nd,c,nu hin, h
-ore1nrnon,, ~, ~a,asso -, ,n,- ,,n,,,s
wltch was thon under ac'zuro. Tic necond
count charged TINT In the year 1873 ho obtained
from r. ". Ecllrooaor, q cigar manufacturer do
;oo hus,ncea nt ca, Nn,,,, Sts,n s,raot w., NV,
Of 9l'ooo' "hlch mono9 Was received IN cohs'd-
grafton for compromising prosecution thon
pending against hin, In tho Unitctl States Court
for dcfraudino the Goyornnont. 1,oyenuo Dis.
.11e,Asosnos l'., nys' anu nsale1ans.n1ofneS aea'
dr'ck represented tho Government. and Gov.
Fletcher tho defendant. lilo defouse obtccted to
The iirst count for tho reason that II charged tho
,.fon1ank viii, hc,or j.. 1,ovcpno A,-,t NJ I'm
s,.,.,1..t.a -, ~ s1.." ,.,,t'. .e ..s ~
co"n'8'aon o' INC oheaso, "hi'o' ~ 1he ''mo, he
man mo1ey 1ioFarnnohs detective, aud had
nothing to do witl tho revenue. Tho objection
was uue,ainod, anI tho defendant went ia trial an
fin socort c,,,nt +. ~ e. br,o1or to.t,no,, ~, =
..o "'~o"u W ~ ueoS' see.'4so .-i"t
WINE IN 'ho'ctment "aa pondlnE againss lin
for having unstampnd tobacco In bis possession,
Guouthcr came 10 him md stated Tint. IL ho
ror,d otv, hin, ~ mn n hord o,.- ~ n1.,-,t-
..."S., ,,...,,,' 49,, -, .,',.. ;. ~ -, n,s
A''othea t"'1'eA aha nl8 "Ha'H'has' L. ". blsa'
tho indictment Tonla 10 nol'e prosecuted.
Schroeder thcscnpun gave him tho amount aglcd
Int tim c.go wna not 1ismiss,d. 1uent,cr At.
t.r,.rd. ,,or,,raod ,,oro ,,nnor f.,,,, w. Ill.
.'n.s ,a,t t,,o Iattor .ran rnhn ~, '"1 w."
t',nr TIA hi,, ,hnt j." .avid noto ~
tt.s t.s' .1..,. n' ~. ."s ~ uua'" u!"Ao up
sav s','o., ,,ia 1,o1,.,o t,o ,,,,asGn ~ ueSi
a t,ot w fr,nntnr, ,r, ~ -, ~.
sn. .at hn,,ss -. st.en,arn ""na @ - ca sn anu
.aa..sa H. .os,in,"m,, -, ~ x.,;'n. s,fvs ~
t.,ct.Httnrnoy Istricl, sn1 ~ II II ni.s hit, ,an
st.t 49, 49,, ~ ~ ~
M t.as sspu t.a ~ hofea asesisau eens o!
G.s ~ nono5 Hau = LIN III .no pu"osn ~ "Ks'.'ss ,'
asn'osuos nnu "9'tt 9usm nnpptsh"eu, anela
"1a w.. =" s;ns" ~ ats ' T., ~,
1,,. f'Ius oetik eus uais. HI a9"s .ao 3u.ts
~, !,Fa W., .,,'',, ou s,,,,,o ~ H., kn,.5
~ W, s.tn s.ns o1 Az .a a,, - ~ ans 9Ieouu;
..,i,n '"o san.;", -. uhart ~ H., '.a! nn
haaa ~ az mn ,,n4,,"s i,.',,a,,n ~ ~" o.Ea
oo1u =. -ov.o ~" o. t is. tnn't.o6
I;.,,,;a,e -. ot,o. " ~ at,
Smo.1,n,s "''a'0 y" 'A'o''1 ~ 'N' 4a'''o'
1Ast'. ,.,.:.,, Ir5. ,,,u o,,o,, =, v,,-.-+.
7,tarost T., r. oa"t ."onaI,1 ,1i,i ~ ~ u..'
s Wv - ~ . erp5 '5 "
Sieaios osot' uun; s w. IL 1.'as Ah w,
oe ~ 1n"as ,n H., ears "n.cn
IVY oeEn " wa W A4Iu. ~ no.a oosFtnu'et's m
ea, eua ee.enuans AAy '9os tus,,,3 o.. aIau3 ~!
taIl. Is..u nii.a anI'.or ~ ~ cHca.a'e11 rna'
ai H. ,o.a, ~ ~, ~. ano :, emeo ,,,,n,
n.a no or,,,nunJ to, H. ~ nt,r.annon ",o
, 1876-01-19
IN COURT,
BDritF,EJSLr DULL


poopio who have looked forward to the pros
Ont session Of the United b!asea Court II M iu-
e1hausslote sousco Of recreation are beginning
to lose faith either In thetnBolycs or tho poopIo
who run the judicial machinery Of tho Govern
mont IN this vicluitY. The7 havo attended the
Court regularly since the opening of the term In
tho hopo that tho whisky thloyes would bc
brought to judgment; but day after day passes
aud nollIug worthy thos name Of sensation
has como ur. tho consequent dInappolnt-
mont Ia 80 great that many pcrsons. who
hayo At least aoino reputation for insolIIgence.
haya como to tho conclusion that tho whisky
busineHs IL pretty much Of fraud, 1t any rato
so far ~ speedy trial aud conviction 10 con"
eorned. 30 asep q hold IL this sensiaisnt obtain
ing that many AEo willing 10 Btake their Hhota
personal e1ecta on the proposition that thoro
never Was crooked tistl!lesy within 20 miles Of
Ch!csRo.
Tho sssslon OF tho Court yesterday was again
,earson Of interest TO people iMtotestoa Ia ths
q xtooa!ye aublsct Of whisky. The only caso IL
ps vcs4A Of trial that ot ator labol Ito letter
sts <l4r, who, Notwithstanding tho eloquent Of
forts, OF bis counsel. F!ossnoa Mccarthy, WA
found guilty Oh III &ss euunts Of lAe lndiet-
, 1876-01-19

Rat1wny. Col. Meckinga remains will bo tskcn
to Moline tomorrow Tor bneias. ''r
I.n,tsv.fEE. Ky. Ian. 1s.--Co1. Samnoi Hilt.
lsto Superintendent and lato Receiver II: tho
1.ouigy,lIo Cincinnati l. Lexington slio:; L'no
onects Ut INSANITY, which iros slanic ,ea .ts:tf
toyerat weeks ago. Col. Gil wus sn old knd c1
teualysly know n railroad man.
, 1876-01-19

Loxpos, Jan. ia Madrid correspondent
snyA: Tho Romaniet electoral agitation isancreas-
ins hut the ministerial candidates a1o certain OF
= majority. This AEuhbislops aud Bishops haso
u!gusd petltson to tho King III favor Of re-
llf;lous unity. pastor1la llaye becn ,asued by
tho lAsho{s OF Catalonia. saraEoasa. and Dur
Candidates rho support religious unity Theac
scts OF tho ctorgY have crested 4 uarxcd aousa-
ton.
, 1876-01-19
IOWA


.yrsefdf D;sr1th to The Chicago 7rt5unt.
DEa MONIES, Jan. ls-TAa Stats. .IIosticultugn
Society met today aud exhibited tho fnoat dis
play Of apples ever eoeu n the West. thoze
being 275 varieties. rrof. afcAfoe exhibits iGl
yar;esics of Iowa wood, mud Prof. Tox eleven
casen Of iowa geological npocitneuH. Two hun.
tlre1 aud lt7 rarittes Of a,t:les ar: prepared in
wsx for thu Centennial, aad Iona vii! be l,st on
tue ground.
, 1876-01-19
kHOkhhD,

ANOTHER fIsrEnEcrloNAET InvENEST.
Lo$nos, ,Jau. 19-5 q. m.-Thc na.lY Tet-
grnrh'a Berlin npcclhl HaSs disturbances are 1e-
ported In the ucighbosisood Of Sama7katind, aid
the insurG snta ii. advancing on Khokaad
, 1876-01-19

LONDON jan. 1B.--I'hu l::uprerA Augusta, Of
Ga1uany, hns sent Mrs. Iiorrscn s,nl.h gold
4nd tewolsd brscolet, aud Two Indies VI PehEl+nce
bsooches. ln rscogn!tlcn Of sne,r k!ooaras 10
ths psassnaefs and cls0 Ok tho German stjAm-
, 1876-01-19

LoxpoS, Jau. le.--Steamsaips Auchosla,
Frauco, Eeckar, City OF Montreal, sud IIslyosjs.
from Nov rork, and DasAv!a, from Bostou, hlyo
arrived ont.
Queenstown, Jan. 18.-8teasnss Nevada. fsom
Now York, has arrived
, 1876-01-19

lilo duTy anu lnhlGh|llcA1lt-looNlHE scae huul-
tIou to tho Republic Life Building woro an aa-
mr.. ,,,ora dI.,nnl and mo1auohoIv tlau ever vos.
f.ss '"o'c s' - a.. ,,.;s.,.t... -. 49,.
ecAoa!' eoI" W" @f'A W. =. W 49,. =.
MGR daya, with tho warm laGht 1alisos upon lts
windows, obscured with cobwobs and dust there
IL nothina in tho Custom House to nttract tne
10 Nv ,"a1,rs in .o,,,,1 II i. h,sat ,,rlv mn,
eye os 'asl"'e sAo ia'na' ~ - a'"A' Wy A'a
deaolato in its gloom. icatefday morning. ~
md mt nuly did tho safn doscoud, but
~ csno dawn In tor,on,s. conynrtiny nave
49, ",;.,,..,,rs ts,.,a. I'D a.ra",a ;,,s,
menes 'nto immature 'ahos' aua s''eo's lnto
therefore, that tic crowd which usually thropgs
Tim Government Building Non1d 10 matcrjAl!y
lcrsoucd in u1,1,bcr, Aud II waB 10. Popular
insorcst in the whisky cascs aoe1nod apparently
iour nt 10 u'cloca thcro vera ucarco1T !, dozen
uoop1o In tho hq!lo. rl,jto Tho different court
roornn yero Noticeable chiotly for their ouuty
benci,es. ....
torney ' BURKE. rs 10 rolled Que Of l,is glorious
room. fear t,,era viii not b. ycry ,argo st.
tendance to o.day."
'"Causc for coueratu,s,iop. afr,-cauao for
conrratulation on yonr 1,art," Simultaneously 70.
torsei ti,e LAWYER lnree Of into1loct and Imb.
Towards moon tl,oro vas a n1urkod ,ucreaye in
| tho crowd around tbs door Of lilo Uu,tel Etstcs
With more thsn vousod ooquorco aid luug4 by
the youpr iavyer uilo RECENTLY foesook tho min
iatof,al rrofesaaun for ono which would afford
| gtexter remuneration md less restriction or
InorsIa !: and tho ylojouce Of his yorbos1ty draw
an n,,l,enco from nii tho noirhboripr court.
rooma anl Offices. Phil Hoyno climbed
IN two pairs OF ata,rg. md. after stand.
lux on tiptoe to catch glimpse
Collector rotrc tutoring prvfound and olapi,atio
oynrousitt,a m diavuu} Tan Wthrkcr mi in
, 1876-01-19

GOOD CHANCE FOR HOTEL MEN.
uer fur slls h1luscs aud furniture. vsery!htu1 n
tauuS. Ut Mar1ue,tv, Mich, lats EupcsioF OIL very
reasonaets terms. Tho hoas aas 81 moderate aec9n-
molstiops snl Is weil pattonissd. fos particulars
address FREDERICK y. NAkHl1 Tstnunl AnIass
A4tauAiiA. &k+A-
, 1876-01-19

9pfeial Uispat.H " IAs LhIedgo 7Y3bvHe.
nLooMlSoTos, ILL.,, jan. lS.-Mias Manic,
daughter OF Potter Whttmor, President Of tue
Poop!oa Bank, was matriod this evening 10 DR..
Asa Hooper. Of Ut. Louis. The Wsddlug was At
tended by 900 invited guests. The ceremony
waa performed by ps, Hobbs. Of tie Chsi..ian
Church,
, 1876-01-19

THE ISTnASe1lEHTE3 AND CASTELAR,.
CAArAuEAA. Jan. l8.-Tho Inttansi.outes To-
fuso 10 yoas for CASTELAR, as = candidate for the
CurteH,
, 1876-01-19

PENNSYLVANIA coAGRE5 5h,EA ON THE PRES.
lpENcY.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 1S.--At tho Pennsylvania
Republican Association meeting last night, q
resolution was offered doclating Representative
1,!aiu8 their choice for tho Presidency but ns,
iu t:c opinion Ut tho majority. 1t was too BOON
to ag.7te tho subject. tho resolution uas laid
GU Tho table.
, 1876-01-19


Syxeiai Dispat:h to Tie CHseaco TftoMV.
szpAl1A. No., Jan. 1s.-TAe nuptials ut Mas
Alice Gsutry sud alr. J. II. O0iold. which we're
calobrated In tho Methodist Episcopal Church of
THU city tlts oycrinE. wore vary brilliant. and
formed enc Of tue 1noat notable eyentB which has
occurred IN this aoctIon f1r long tmo. TAe
bride is tho second daughter OF afat. Ni!ltam
Gentry, one OF tho Toalthiess citizens Of pot!is
County, and tho Independent candidate iu 1874
for Governor Of Missouri. Nina Gantry In MI
exceedingly beautiful and prcpoeseHnsng young
lady, md, to raro persoua! attractions,
has added thoso charms which cultivated
intellect Affords. She has teun tho roigniug
hollo OF rottis County fur d long tlme. Tho
happy bridegroom wan formerly resident OF
this city, but now l!yeB In s4osman, Tax,
where lo carries OH largo commercial
business. Tho wedding was in every respect
q very grand affair. No orreuso was hs,1rod TO
mako 1t most etnphatically the mont recherche
event Of the Kind that had hoeu celebrated iu
Central Missouri. Tho bridal tronsseAu. which
chnBoa in 'st. Louis, while tho wedding supper
had boom prepared by tue most experienced
reatn,1ratents and caterers IN the West. Tho
wedding cosotnony occttr7od At o'cEock: Tho
church was handsomely decorated for tho &C.
caBson. After tho ceremony tho brldnl party,
including about 3up invited guests, 70.
natrol to thu country rcBn!enco Of Aaj.
tiontry, q miles dihtant, where
ptosont we're GOV. IIard.n aul vito, ox.tiov.
Wool8on aud wife. Gen. Marlnaduko, Gen. Gco
z. East, Secretary OF btat0 alcufath, and ten.
Goo. Il. Bmtb. AL tho Chicago aad tt. Louis
morning daiies wcro represented.
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Jan. l6.-Gen. Z. II. Mur-
ray United States Marshal for Kentucky, usH
, 1876-01-19
iidQIA.


TF3 MALAYS FCT D0WS.
Loxpos. Jnn. 13.-Iho commander Of ths
CllinA station tolcgraphs to ths Admiralty fsou,
EiuSapore tllas TIM nporhtnns asaiuat tho i1Als3s
Lhyo been altogether successful.
, 1876-01-19
BUSINESS nnTic:G.

Eero,rnsa Bronchial ErocilcH for Es:'1~
1unnary std Ethrat!c iisor.er. hg:c Erorei th.ir
efficacy by tsst Of tnsny years. AMI llaTc rocc.cl
Testimonials from eminent WIN have rscl thcu
, 1876-01-19

GOVERNOR or INDIANA.
srtciat Usst4,fch fo TIE Chtcao" T5ibunf.
TonG WAfSE, lad, Jau. 18.--Jcsse L. Will
iasna OF this city, il out in card positively re-
fuInH to be caudil2to for Governor.
, 1876-01-19

WILMINGTON 1uRPENTthE MARKET.
WsLAlsaTos, Jan. lB.-6plrsss VI turpsntlue
nfu ak p3to
, 1876-01-19
ship Schiller. which was wrecked 1t sc!lly rstsnda

I4ak fe&t4
TtE DEE1scHrASD D1aAarra.
Lo.DoN, Jan. ia Dosl1n dispatch eava tho
Hnrcsnsnons will present report to tho Reich
stag IN regard to tho loss Of tho stoamsr
DautRclIa,u.
TIE DYNAMITE f1ESn.
LoaDos. Jau. 19-j \. MA J3erlin dixrhtcll
says the noIicn hAvs discovered that Thomas, tic
anthor Of tho Dremef4avcn CRIME, wns chht tgM
10 1866 with scnttilnR shp Oh board which 10
had gooda 'nansed In England for c2i.o00. ito
Was nrrcstcd. but subsequently effected his IT,
Lease.
THE PROSECUTED EtsHopa.
Il In reported that the Archbishop Of Cologne
as taken refuge In Holland where llo lately nj
the Hiohop u padosborn.
GREAT BRITAIN.
nEsuMEp HEA voYAuE.
].osnoS, Jan. 18.-The Gcrm1n etoamshtp
RAl'or. from New York for Hrsmon, vhic!, went
:'hote on tho Dfambles. has beon got OF. and
Resumed her yoyago.
NEW IoRS. Jan. 18.-A dispatch from f;nglani
ennounecs tho death Of Horny yarley, the well-
known evangelist.
MINERS STREE,
Lo*bo@, Ian. ts.-Dns thousand moro COL
l!erH hare struck IN ..,orth Wates owing to re-
ducti0n III tneiT Nnges.
, 1876-01-19

AnHtTAL OF Ioy:LLAa.
llArAHA. Ian. 13.--{Ten. Joyoiar aud Ito nowlF.
appointed D,shop have arrived bern.
, 1876-01-19

It In reported that tho Archbishop Of Cologne
fas taken refuge in Holland, where llo lately met
| the utohop u Padosborn.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-06-17

Mr.. Danfl bennett, we'll
known as journalist in this State
vas i'll town last week Mr.. Den
nett hasrecently publisheda book,
"Louisiana as it is" setting forth
in q fitting manner the resources
OF our State ard the advantages
and attractions it presents to emf
gratis. The want of a work OF
this kind has long been felt, and
MIR. Denuett deserves the graft
tnt!e Of our people tor his Jealous
labors in their behalf. The res0ur
ces OF Louisiana have never DE
fore been fully presented, and
this is the reason why they have
never been recognized by the
emigrants she so much reeds. The
judicious and extensive dissent
nationot information to emi;;rants
is TIE secret of the rapid and
wonderful growth of Texas aud
the West.
Mr. bennett proposes, if he
meets with the proper encourage
mcnt, to so north and lecture on
this subject we are sure that
oar planters will assist him liher
ally i'll this important work.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-06-17
A Trivial Objection.

On every side the appearance
are that the next campaign is to
be conducted on ii plan more than
usually free from partisan and
purely political Influences that
the element which commonly
holds itself aloOf from the prelimi
nary work and wire pulling of
politics is determined to submit
to no effort which threatens to
snterfere with its desire for con-
plete and all-embracing reform ;
the universal wish is for Il candi
date who is selected. not as a re-
ward for past services which emit
tie him to a pension, not because
he is Il shrewd politician who
knows how to manipulate conven
tons, but because he is of the
people and has Il large and com
mon interest with them, and be-
cause his whole life rather than
one striking incident bears wit
ness to his capacity and fitness
for the position. Such a man in
every respect is +. S. Goode; but
he is now IA Senator, and the only
possible objection to his nomina
ton we have ever heard urged is
that we cannot afford to lose him
III that body.
A moments reflection will con-
vince any one of the weakness of
TINS objection ; if he were nomina
ted and failed to carry the election
be would not thereby forfeit his
seat in the Senate ; it successful,
the prestige of his victory would
largely turn the scale in this dis
trlct, which even now is hardly
doubtful. Mr.. GOOde has too Just
an idea OF self respect, and of the
dignity of the gubernatorial Office
to descend to personal effort to
secure the nomination, and We
feel Justified in believing that this
fact of itself will be strongly in
his favor at Baton Rouge.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-06-17
The Evil Fruits Of Weak
Digestion.

There is no pathological fact more clearly
ascertained than that the most formidable
phases of nervous disease are directly ira
ceable to imperfect digestion. Insomnia,
with its train of direful consequences pro-
ceeds more frequently from weakness of the
stomach thai from any other cause. Mere
sedatives are powerless to cure nervousness
ana soon cease to palliate its symptoms.
The true invigorate the digestive and ASST.
initiative organs. upon whose unobstructed
action it's equilibrium is absolutely Deepen
deut. The daily use of Hostetters Stomach
Bltters will do more to brace and soothe the
weakened and irrtated nerves, and induce
SOUND refreshing sleepnature's grand ca
t~holican-than all the so-called n~ervines IA
be found in the pharmaoopDia or out of it.
a ~wl1oglasstnl of the Bitters should be
taken before each meal.
ap22
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-06-17

The project set Oh foot, some
time since for cleaning Bayou
TprrebOnne seems now to be IN a
dormant state this result is
caused by the failure ofthe Terre
bonnie people to meet the willing
ness OF Thibodaux to inaugurate
the work at once; meantime we
must look forward to the complete
blocking of the Terrebonne road
when the rainy season sets in it
seems after all that we must rest
our hopes on that mirage of this
country "next year,