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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29

ORIGIN OF CoLD WAVES OF AIR-Dr. Klein. in
reference to the Of daily weather reports states
chat in Europe in America in all cases. the reports
of the weather westward of a given station are OF
the greatest Importance while reports from stations
10 the east are the average, Of minor Importance
In making weather predictions. southerly wind
IN the region Of Ireland, Scotland. Norway indi-
Gates the approaching side Of area of low baroms
ter Ii Is therefore sign of coming change in the
weather. A northerly wind in those regions indI-
sAes for Germany. that the pressure of the air from
Che ocean Ia high and be considered as sign Of
steady pleasant weather. Irregular changes Of at
nospherc pressure aud Of the winds are extremely
siight In Eastern Asia and the cold Of Winter when
once commenced continues uninterruptsdly in East
ern Siberia with permanent high barometer. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29

THEORIES OF MAGNETISM AND LTGHT.-BOltzmann
has cxpcrmentally confirmed the theory that light
and electricity only different forms of motion Of
one and the same medium, BY showing that from it
there should result certain relation between the
reflective power Of substance and its dele
properties, a relation confirmed by observation.
further confirmation Of the same theory has also
been lately published by Botzmann based on IL
yestigatiJns into the behavior OF nOncOndUctlng
bodies under the influence of electric forces. He
says that according to Maxwel'S theory the con-
slant OF delectrcty for nOn-isotropic crystalized
bodies must depend upon the direction in which
the electric fOrCos act upon It, varying
An manner such as can be predicatcd
from the optical properties of the body. The only
6Ouble refrgcfing crystals that are appropriate to
The Investigation are those Of sulphur. Two spheres
cal from cr,stals of sulphur. whose optical axes had
ben previously determined, were Experimental
with by allowing tic electricity 10 act In various d.
rtctlous in reference to the optical axes In this
manner the magnetic axes as they NAV be
called. were determined, and were shown TO
egree with the optical axes; and the same
results being arrived AZ from botn spheres he con
cludes that these observations not only confirm Max
wells theory to the nature OF electricity, but also
aefnitvely decide that the vibrations Of ether form
inQ light perpendicular 10 the plane Of p0arza
ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
VIVID HYACINTH.

nv Mira Randolph author OF "Gon.lsnella" eto. l2mo.
Pins cloth. 81 10.
"on. a, the best novels OF fiction has
prolucrl orc deli hliu and interesting boob. - London
I ourt Journal ..,
Vui IIvAcuth e. eIcee1ugy well written novel, with
IN attractive plot and number ~ characters drawn th de-
ciod ower The interest which II strong Ia clcyrry
tanned to end ~ Boston Satnray Evening Gazette
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29

RPER &c IS n OFT II = -,
IfanL I'm slnarn. New. YOTl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
WOODED AND MARRIED..

BY Rosa Soucheo Carey, author OF Robert ords Atone.
u,nt" etc. l2mo. Fine cloth 81 10.
There plenty n the herones lfe at nsle,de
would rot b. Lair - I'll tHirs wherein mat 70
nance consists or -lds let them rad the book FOR
Themselves will undertake TO prom 3e that they VIII h&e
It.. london standard.
Jhe READER M Interest In he tale continuous and
thorough close IL nnryconceiYci tale ana admir-
ABLY written. The characters are all hnoly drawn
fi0st.,n .ay"ler. ---
Eui-rianing and wrl written. not too much 10 siy
that rrg.rn admirable story - the best one That se
has yet wrttcn"l PAlaic yhs sunday Dispatch
, 1876-12-04

further development, tue prophet departed In
state |" JivAtlfa, to nnl,ourre the will of tho
Most High 10 tho C.ar u All the isusslns and
vrrgrrcnt Of God upon earth. The grnyest
statesmen conducted the presentation with tho
koE appeared "a de7otit a follower "A the hum
bleht Moujik. Tie Gear gave tho fanatic Or int
poster a tcngthencd interview, and ever since
The pronlict declares TINT he Is authorized to an.
,a s athfI u o. his Peorf w H. a
turn 70 Moscow was triutnphal march. III all
the citc. tho Magistrates, Municipal Councils,
and corporations went out to meet lin, End
conducted him to Ills residence amid proees-
Council granted 1U OK, 900 roubcs at his detnand
toward The expenses Of tho military prepare
kfouS.
, 1876-12-04

"t.nrd! Won't They 30 Surprised:'
Tic following story WIS told hy Gen. 6locum
III epttc!l to the Independent DEMocratfe Conf
sn!ttce Il! Brooklyn, y. j., Just after the late
election:
IA few months after was sent West, during
tho late War, met Dlc Of the most accomplished
tfcneruls who have ever wnn the American uni
foTu-1 refer 10 Gen. Mcrhcrsoh. We had been
1T West Point tngcther, and this was our frat
Mcctlng sinCc WI hud left the Academy. In
talking Of The scenes through which We had
passed. sinct NO pAstet ut West Point our CON-
yrr6atiun turutd upon the Lattlu Of fittsburE
Landing, where MephsTson acted rs Chief Of
Stutl to fien. Gra,It. MelEcrson described to
Inc the disasters t,f tho Est day Of TINT great
lMttle-uf low he had l,cen compelled from
hour To hour during tic whole luy tn be the
bearer Of bad news 10 lila chief. II WAS E,lc-
rrssiun Of revcrscx fsUln morning to uight.
Wien Night came t'u anh IL MRS becoming too
tfark for tic tnrlny tu continue the fight, Me-
FhersnIi rode u1. to Grant, who t1Nlly sall Ia
linI, We'll, MUG, how do things louk! Had
cnuugll, General. We have lost, tl,ink, about
onelaf our urtia+ry and Mt least third ot the
inlnntry. Our 1ine Is brulicn III several Places
ind We arc rushed back, Us you see, pretty near
lie hank OF the rlycs.' Grant made lit repiy,
and McPterson, becoming little impatient,
finally said ~ him, 'Wcll Geuurnl, u.ldrr these
circumstances, what do you intend to dor Do!
ut tiaybscak. Lord! Won't they he srrrriscd!'
Grant executed Ills planto tho ltilcr, u.ti beIuro
o'cluck next morning the enclAy WIS flying II,
every direction. Whatever HIay bD a mans 0c-
tIllMtun, II le met with disaster, Know Of 10
tetter uiutt0 for hin, tn Rlo}t tl,an the wOuls
of ten. Grant: tKcfurln the ltucs and alturk
them agalu at uaylrrakp"
, 1876-12-04

A new "pcter !hu llermit'i has appeared, II
Is announced, In Russia, aud IL employed under
the highest auspices in !ntlaiH'ug the pnpu!aru
to ttu requisite pitch Of fury " hieh the Russian
Government may ears tu cultivate in ruppurt VI
tn. otliciul pulley III tho Eastern question. lie
IL The ex.Csptain Of uuarls. AlexaiMlnr rrohtHt-
yhEkoH. ona VI the weallhest inhabitants Ut
M9ssow w9 from ong .stnE 'n the sav
that hc has received SPECIAL mission froul
tIraycnto arouse the Russian pcuplo Tor cru
sadie against the Turks, declaring that he has
been Inspired by the iIoly Spirit to leat Russia
fore the people OF Moscow aud preached
tho holy war. From Moscow he went
In company with excited multltudes to
ncrhborlng towus, ind everywhere wns
aud officials we're conspicuous In tler attentions
to the new sa1ut. When the enthusiasm had
, 1876-12-04
RUNAWAY HUSBANDS AND WIVES.


Drs MolsEs, In., Due. o.-Iowu is Just nos
"sunsstcl ~ IN yurlous quarters with the sudden
departure Ut married men with other mems
wives. A few days ago It was the preacher, n.
l.. rhil.ps, Mt Monticello, who took II church,
sister under ILLS wing, ~ To speak, and depurted,
buth leaving their legal partners to rejoice
tllereat.
Tn Tuesday last man named Lee, leaving
annther ,nan, and her two small Children, and
they would llaTe bren disturbed but for this dis
lad been uraetleluC with tfIu autographs Of
cscup:u1crs were 1ound do,nlcIlcl At u
lntcl In Sioux City, a,ld, wheu the
officer fntrudsd upon their pEsyary, Lee Was
TSad1g as DS1n apd g., ayng ay, ay DEVOTION
tu be said, but marrhed hsu to Jail to wit the
returning train, and, wlilu lie way there, this
woman put In ~ appearance, Rtld declared she
would slick To him tO tho cnd.
Township Ccrro Gorlo County. fow days
Since: Tlc wife Of II kind mil Intelligent hus-
band. prominent citizen, informed hin that
sile was gong ~ leave Him. sic did It fs' a
Straightforward, business manner, hut Hont.t
give no reason why. She WIS deaf to Ill tx
postulat'ous Of her husband, and indifferent to
the c,ltreaty VI relatives. Sho hid IL good
houlc and several Ghildrcll. She deliberately
transferred to her husbu.,d I'LL her title aud III
terest In the homestead and larm-rrorcrty; and
onu murnlug put nn her best clothes, Eisaed her
little ones, bAde her husband Eool.bye, aud
went TO Mzaon City, whcro sIo took eu,itll-
bound train. Her husband offered hcr MoleY
when he saw slse was determined to lenye. She
accepted I'LL. saying 1t Hns I'LL shc wanted. II
Is supposed sl,a Inns goue to to!u sume utlser
1ua., nut fur away, aH.l that the sequel Of her
strange conduct will soon bo known. She has
been considered a model woman, aud true wife
a,ls1 motlcr. She leaves fur beautiful little
children, und heart.broGcu husban1, whose
name IL suppressed out OF regard to him. aud
.frutn Tho hupe that the wlte may, before too
late, sec tIIn folly Of Aer course.
, 1876-12-04

have heard II from President UEnnt himself:
"When the three Commissioners met na Mt
Fortr' 81 Monroe," said Grant, "Mr. Stephens
camh swad'llct TN from Top TO toe In an rnor-
nous ovcrcoat. Ifncnlu calal mo as1tc ns
Stephens was dtsrubtng, and observed, 'Grant,
what docs that performance Of Stephens re-
mind you of7n answered, 'Hr. President, I
do not know. But what does II remind you off,
reminds mo OF tho biggest slstcks on ut the
smallest car ever saw IN my lifc.'"
f.. .D.W.
, 1876-12-04
Origin Df tho Polka.

al
About 1s!hi, ureusant gtrl, lsclnE III service In
IL tratlesulan's family NJ Eibestctuitz, III Bohc-
nta, hrguIlca l,utsrsf onr Sunduy afternoon In
her kitchen by c,nlruyorlng toinyent new stcp,
which Al1e trird 10 adapt tu village song. While
thus ilsrurtlns hcrault, she WAS surprised by
lrr employer, whp. quito Interested, inutle her
repent III! experiment the smne evening IN tile
,,arlnr, where Joseph NcruLa, tho eminent
musician. l4appenel to bo present, WIN noted
the alr as,d step. Not lnttts uttcrwurd tlo new
dance VIII t!nneel at tItikcn'x bull In The town,
mud IN ISIS ral1se ntu 1aslioll Ut Prague, wlurr,
H. i NY ai y ~, 'a Ts't e'' iy,'!h manu- ~ ~
Tchcfuo, lMl1. -Four YcAna later q baud Ut
Fta3l,u musicians brought thu dance to yiunnl,
whero it ll.l great SUCCESS, a,i i 1870 DUG.
lnE-liastrr Ut Prague, nAlHcd lsaal,, danced II
fHr the irBL tlnle III Paris.
, 1876-12-04

EF1d0kp0N {EbHn.l Sfua1QFd, IT
In New HAVEN, some totty years ago, lawyer
named Jonathan Stoudarsl eudcayoFcd to aeiLu
upon thu ottleo of Grand Juror. Junathau
brought tho matter before the Court, claiming
that as tue candidate who received tho majority
Of the votes NOS not eligible, l,o was himself
elected to Office by .aiuoritY votc: Chiof-Jus-
tieo Church having hoard tho whole i, ,nattef
eise IT, people q New Mavon tatenl to elect rs
Grs1ld Juror, they did not Intend to elect
Jo,'a.han stoddard." The spectators ,Wetc
greutly amused ut the mpnncr In which Jona-
than va1aoac1 the moneu the heard the decision
Vi tho Judge.
, 1876-12-04
RRlIlSH COLUMBIA,

SAN FRANctsCO, DEE. ia Victorla ptesA DIS
patch says the civil. military, and naval author
tiles yesterday held consultation rnnccrnln.
the ttrfrnseless state Of the colony. II Is It'll.
dcrstocd that application will b. made to the
dominion lioycr1lnrnt to provide the straMcr
Sir Jancs Douglass With armament and placs
her under orders. Tbs naval authorities also
said the local Government have represented
II, strcng terms to tho Dominion and Imperial
Governments thu delcnseless condition Ut the
culuny in case ot war with Russia OF a Feniat.
Invasion.
, 1876-12-04
GOVERNMENTAL SEIZURES,

NEW YonK, Dee. "a large iilcit ltsttllcry
was scizcd yesterday on West Fosty-flrst street
near Tenth avenue. Property valued at Sae5, 100,
belonging to Edward Roche, was confscatca.
Thu principal ard workmen escaped.
Slxty-tllrec thousand lullara' worthat tobacco
imported from Havana In Jnnc last by Wells
i to, was seized ycsterlay on tic grounl Of
fraudulent allowance for excessive dGinngcs
nlAIe by the owners by appfalscrs' ofecrt, BY
which tho Government lost several thousand
tlo1lnra
, 1876-12-04

Carolna, and 1.onisana TO ascertan all tho facta
accessible concerning tic Electoral votcs af
tlosc States It Is certain. however, that a,lch
II movement will bc made NJ AL carly day.
EXCITEMENT.
Large numbers Of persons werc nt the hotels
Tonight sreCuasing ns to the events OF to-1nOr-
row. A. tho Capitol some anticipated moro
than the usual excitement, but there Is no rca~
son whatcycr to believe that there will be my
occurrence Ut an n1artnsnE character. No Doubt
the galleries Of tic llouse Will lM densc'y crowd
I'd By tntcrcstc. spectators.
REPRESENTATIVE HEWITT,
Of New York, Gaflcl tn tlie President to-day
and l.ad conversation On tho subject q polIt..
the present difficulties was made by either gem
t1eman.
, 1876-12-04

HOMICIDE,
EuetfdI Dtyr3Ech TO The Tribune.

WINCHESTER, ILL.,, Dec 3.-Intclligeuce was
received here totiay Of stn.nge and fatal accl-
t!tllt OH the farm ri Mr. O'lsiley, ubout tlrc
miles from this city, on Saturday afternoon.
Mr. O'laley lad two adopted l'uys worl;ins IN
Ms far,n. Thn bnSs were ut ~nsls In the !Eeld
unloading straw, wAcn onc Ut tilc,n pushed tue
other frt.n, the wagon, or In sorle wny caused
him to tall out. The Que who had been thrown
front the waEun ran after hls companion and
toshed p!telfosas haudle ut him, tLr cud
striking hin in the i,ac; VI the llrad and prne
tratirE thu brain. The injured youth died to-
tiay.
, 1876-12-04
SHARON.

lie sTIIL RETAINS TIE HIGHEST MINE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 4-lntImats friends OF
Senator Sharon deny tho probability OF q report
telegrap.cd from Washington thnt he intends
to rcaIEn his scat !n the Scuhtc Sharon u out
Of town, but rrturua Tomorrow.
, 1876-12-04
A. II. STEPHENS.
Reappearance OF a Ghost Of the
Rebellion.
uo Claims to Come Back to the
Capitol ~ a Peace Maker.
The Part He Took in Geoession-..His
Celebrated Slavory.Corner.
Stone Speech.


siderable purtion Of Tint Congress, lie las not
yct nadu his appearance In tho Forty-fourth
Congress, AMI las ,,us bccn swuru IN, although
he In. regularly drawn bts monthly pay, Ills
,,culth. anl The t,,.tIu,ance of IT, nre
matter Of much canccrl, to the democrats, be-
causc tho organization Of tho next House, md
tle party r,njorltv In II, may po.sibly depcnd
urDn that feeble old ,na,,-s lie. II ia curious
n scc oue of 1l,c ,,rcot Ic,crs q. t,e to,c Inn.
ro,t,,r., -. .,..,.,':,,s. ~. ......s.,s ~ 49,
'eucaa"s oecapyt'e so nto'l'incnt plaee 1nucr
inc nag u t!te oh1oh. no reserves lnorc eos!"
ktdcration than any 1nan IN Congress, Bayo tho
oldest member Il, continuous SERVICE.
ur, ma eprr,,r nv,v,,rnro
o,,. ..es o. - -. ''.,t. ~.
lug pf,S"e;e "as accoFacs. 10 .hs. etephcas,
Congrcss, vi having his scat selected before tho
frcucra1 ,lr,vinrr NJ Ain sr,.a l,e-ou H., ,Iuo
+, to I,s. f.,,,!.ros, snat q, tr,,,,. ~, sA'
-. ts '.s' new ~ ttont =" tno ee's,
to sit there for ahout two hours each day, with
Ills cloaI, about him. Ills nppcayancc DIRECTLY
nttrart. i'm attention nf st ronocr. n, ID j,
e,nn1ar aa,,.',.,',,,t"- 49, ,s.,.,' ~. A..
] ,"r" H. Gro ~ ,, s a', ,sa. n.. .a .aas
carncstnets about them. lie scarcely weighs 90
hounds.
s7rpux.a ..n nnovx,ow
r., .,,,as -. -. ne. Au ..s.,. "ao"N.o", ~.
Parsou Drownluw. whom. In ,nany Imporant r.
an,u,s In rosor,,,,o. ,r,nv ~" 4ho o,,tJ,.,a,
''aetS, w AI.uo nv A".J ~ wv a".tvues
~ Polt"s. lhcy arc Tue typ'eai representatives
OF tho opposing political falthB Which euntchdct
IN tho country lung before the new Issues begun,
,rhcv c,,n,, ~, IN lila n.w ltfe and tnlc mart IN
.,.a 49,, t',,", ,,,,,, ,,,o ,,,stn.1 taaa,,t,. ~
',,o ~" lsS"es VIVA Nv pa!n'co te'Ae,I5 o1
vitality "htca Inns outllsed thls generation anu
with n resolutc energy which for years has
struggled With, and subdued, tic most insult.
ous disease.
AS 4 rrACE-NAEER.
Mr.. 6tcpl,cns once, with his Rhr1l, piping
voice, wns master iii the parliamentary arena.
The few tirnca that lie has spoken since lie was
elected tu Cungress sf,ct the War, he Illus coti-
minded universal attention. The crowd would
stop to listen II thu Sphinx Of Egypt should
open It's stony lips lo speak, aud wuulI gaze
with wonder If tic skeletons Of the CutacuInbs
should Arise from the heHps nf cnnglnincratc
homes to speak OF wisdom to the new generation.
T4c Forty:thgd Cunsress dill this fns Alexander
ii. Stephens. l}c:ofe becoming vicc-I'resitlclt
or the Confcucr.cy, Mr.. stcpnens cp,n,sed 81
ccsy!ou lungcr tt,i, muny men who srul: higher
horrors nov. The lrcllfic of ugc, mud the cor
utnnty-!ncrrasIng fceb'encss Of tic hold he llas
IN llIe, scctn to lave so!teuul tho uspe,ttics of
ills great constitutional polclnist, liz comes
to taka lis seat ior tho i!rst finac IN
, 1876-12-04
.gapator Morton TO Immediately
Offer His Constitutional
Amendmont.
rts prerogatives Of tho House to Be
Jealously and 1limitably Dis
tended.
Present. Condition Of the Navy, as
Set Forth by Secretary
ItObeson,
CONGRESS-.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS,

!. I1.to,,,f,o +r ,rt,.,, A.. n.,,,fu
l"n4ns T..a,,' "o.'. ~ enI
kdnof ol ING hopuol!can Vote LOT tnc opeaAc1-
,hp shall 10 given. The CHOICE will probably bo
Nj Garfield. Both Banks and Kasson would
~. ~. " ,ecc,vo hi. commitment. Int Garfcld
srpears ~ W NV 4a'o,'te. .,-,,
The Nepubllcahs VIII ALSO probno!y cons!der
ts propriety Of suggesting to tho Speaker tho
u,mes Of Representatives TO be members Of tho
raN..t.,o,,eo,tt -oof,,,h+f,1e,at..f fTho
Gs.. Wv , 49,. - D ~-1
iaiofmai 1o'u aH1cco upon oy tlo Dct'lo-
dsdc CAUCUS to prepare resolutions and nrrange
tnr Committees to 20 to tho Southern States
rIu nrobably not present resolutlou
"'lo Aloaae ., ~. as.. "ae-aJ, ueso Nv
result Of tue electoral votes IN The tnree SOUTH
en- States can ou aetesmiaed oelore that tlnc'
na,,.,.,.o7,,., LEVITT mEwl1r, a.,,a ,.,,, ~ ~,
Cha!H'an q one ,i eomnt,ce1 Lamar possibly oL
snother zen l1all and sSyler are alsg proml-
se1t IL PATTY toapels. } anGte Is eq1,ssasao'c
feeling manllested oy some western 1,' democrats e.
i5s d. caucus nem1nro for Speaker. saylcr's
t1ends particularly aso very resti7c unaer ~
md openiy otc19fe th9t tney nave bcch eall!'
5o.ta oy sew ,i I9rk; Lananlps election TO the
Epeakershlp VIII uouotles8 result IN Tue promo
HoLMAN ..
tobt ChGfrman OF tho Committee on Appro-
p'hucns. He ia now SECOND In that Commit tee:
Lamar's resolution, to bc ready and presented
ty the Democrats Tomorrow, will be oi1G calling
Q1 The President for Information As To the rca-
tous which induced hin to order troopB to this
IL.
THE "oAr1ro1.'' {NEwspArER)
ellis On thu House to inlncdtatcly irupcacl,
Grant. and urges army officers to rn3aru lcrnl
counsel to Udyise them what course 10 niiraur 10
orraufze rebellion arninst their constitutiunal
m.nrns Hayos elected and thn President f.
tsmnts u, iiaueurate him.
IIt,usE pnEnooArtvps.
One sentence in Randali's sncrcI, aecent,nr
IN c,ocns.nnn,lnat,nn nttrar.s rnnai,1crnl.te nts
rn,ion' a Ia enia hc wn,II moi,tatn ali he
,;shis ~ tho Iim,sn wifi which r. ia ci.,thn, IL,
he Constitutton. This is rerar,1ef1 m n 3ciinnt
n.rlIamentar, low, will nnrntf him T., co,v ,,1t
t,rn II h. sjo,f1d therabv nmcn,,rar" rnro1,tfa,,
md blo,Ishra. il is 1etlntclv ,,nt7srstanI tit
TIden's Ran ia to throw thc whoin cncton into
the ITnrsn H. the ryrnt t,,nt l,s ss ,nt ts IL.
, 1876-12-04


SEw YoNK, Der. 3.-Mrr. Irene House, re-
Gently acquitted at Trenton Of the murder Of
llcr husband, was Yesterday placrd In the New
Jtrsey Stutr Lunatic Asylum.
, 1876-12-04
THE RAILWAYS.


n -. e.tu,.- - ~. ,ru.,,,,.
ca,,,,,:,.s "1 i,nm,ow m ~ ~, "e ar, .,.,
SJ.oncn ~ MI yt~e ~ ..oN, KY 10y a.teHLipl
MaA peeh ru!G" " ~ A5Iicle W Your 'esue oI Inc
2Nth, III relation, 70 the buying anu selling pE
ralrDad tickets, iT Ecalpcrs and editors, anil IN
tue article yuli make personal drive at nc and
my business. Permit inc to otJera Ton1 tu be.
half OF nv paper and mrfcif. spakinr OF
c,litorn nnfl nIb1jshtrr yfa, rav ntj,rr r1ntm
n'i ,,.,,oii,, r,,nt,n fcs n,syt "yt ~, tiHo, rs,iia
s sist,, t. ii - .,..i '"tsGs' ~ I.; !;
sHetT' nsi.' IL, ~" ~ ','.s .hf.s unielaniEs .,
icfnls iue " nsN II Ifass - Tree, "Herc thcrc
~ ~ VII a., o"uissoa IT,. ,,.rx uvse .,,., venture
runera th,nc g,ye ,orc octuhI yalun in return fnr
railroad passes and tcket.. thn,, Do tile city pub
sty nhts,nc OF sss a. sasof Of tae SaJtyaara has
auencc for ttca,. - ThIs 10 h n,istake. On lis
contrary. ! tlIl not rscesyc railroad ticket or
pasr ssr ae t ,, III Ivy entpsny wh
In black and white IL do d CERTAIN atnount Of ID
yc,tta!ng. Hny!.: 1,ala Tor the.s tlckrts n thu
,uinT ~ Hill. ar s nnblt.htt. ricnt ~ rs,iy.
on them Or make then,ayallnh,r. Atwcli might you
asE'o thas shou'J Maise. tfaas nc nseItain na.;
have no ssght to I.porc % Of r. Them. Ae' "'u''
VIC understand lhnt afr. i. ~. John. Of The CHI
eago. K1es I.land ~ y Pacific nall.oad. gentleman
IN ayesy rsSpest' sna one 81 the bstt tckst. arene
On yn a1 n1fre @ u ra. VIII no
s,.n t{rt"1s ovcr III Ttcs -. tlac! T.,ara Z pn;s
to- whpItstn.yrr th.y ci,n,,-e II ,nh;ishcrs xnuii
rIrive 10 make r:cryl.liu. nya,iabin which thrv
tnke ut, adtcH +iue, they would b. more rto+nef-
nla and send mt hctscr a'ectA to ther pn.son1.
hnrl luck the ehHErc that the edtor Of tho Satt-
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From parties who are continually
coming in from the Big Horn
try, we are inclined to believe there
sjust as good a gold country there as
ever will be in the Black Hills.
While in Green River yesterday, we
were shown some very fine nuggets
Of gold that had just been brought in
from the Big Horn by parties who
had been out there for about two
months. The only thing that keeps
men out of the country being The In
dians. but we believe if the country
was known, there would be a sufi-
Gent number go there to protect
Observation-Disclosures AQe.
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one rhou..nd DolIar.,ne.yard.

The above reward will be paid by
Albany County, Wyoming Territory,
for the apprehension of GEORGE w.
RITTER. late Treasurer of Albany
County, who absconded from Lar
annie City, on Dec. IL, 1875. Said
George w. Ritter, is about 45 years OF
age, about 8 feet 8 inches high, weighs
about 145 pounds, dark complexion,
small features, light blue, weak eyes;
upper set teeth false, and recently put
in; when left wore a small mustache.
The reward, above, will be paid for
his arrest and detention till informa
tiOn Is communicated to the under
signed at Laramie City, Wyoming
Territory. BY order of the Board OF
County Commissioners.
j.. r. BRoPHY,
Sheriff, Albany Co., Wyo. Ter.
jan7-30td
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Sabbath Services.

Presbyterian Church-Service to-
morrow at II a. m. Subject /: "The
Ultimate Triumph" and at z p. IN.
Suhject:"The Undivided Monarchy"
Sabbath School Immediately after
morning service. Seats free. The
public cordially invited to be present.
EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-Service in
ST. Marks Church, at IL a. M. and I
p. m.