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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16

Yesterday, gentleman having said q
good thing in the presence OF friend,
the latter threw himself back In his chair
and with sarcastic guffaw shouted,
swell, John, that is the first piece ol
humor ] ever knew you to get OF.
"Thank you kindly for the compli'
ment," retorted the former; u hope
you may some time give me an oppor'
tunity to reciprocate."
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16
THE CAMPAIGN DEMOCRAT.

The Campaign WEEKLY DEMOCRAT, a
large eight-page paper, will be fur
nished from the 1st of July to the 18th
November for the small sum OF One
Dollar. Every man in the tate should
subscribe. Every Democratic and Con-
seryative club should subscribe for
from twenty-flv to one hundred copies
for distribution.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16

Sultan Murad, the dispatches say, is
" overwhelmed with the difficulties OF
his position" This is very likely, and
Murad should follow the example OF the
late Abdul and glide away with fifty
three boat loads of women, and take
care that somebody does not puncture
the veins OF his arms.-lCourier-J ournal.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16
pEOOK STEAM RICE MILL
g. Fl. ALLEN,
SO, 81 and 80 Tchoupitoulas street.

NEW ORLEANS.
This Is the most extensive Mill In the south,
and the quality of our Rice unsurpassed MILL
ing rates: No. /. Nc per h.; No. g. Nc. or lb.
Sacks furnished on orders to Lock Box s7s New
Orleans. Eight sacks of Bran returned to the
rlanter for every 100 barrels Rioe received.
de10
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16

The women know that the Democratic
party is their best friend. The Repub-
lican platform assures them of respect
full consideration, and will grant them
nothing; the Democratic platform as
sures them nothing, and will grant
them respectful consideration. - Lou
isyille Courier-J ournal Dem)
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16

The situation tn the East Is rapidly
growing to be full sized bore. The
kilograms have got both sides whipped
several times already since the begin
ming Of the war, and the average intel
lect is very nearly dazed by the cable s
conflicting sparks. This Is not Sero'dn
the public right.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16

A London dispatch states that Her
Majcsty's Empress Victoria's) iron
plated turret ship Thundcrcr met with
a serious accident while on trial trip
In Stokes Bay. The boiler exploded,
killing twenty-six men and wounding
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16

Last night, at the corner OF Carondelet
and Canal streets, q Teuton was heard
to shout "Hoorah Won Tilten und Helm
dricksi" Look here, my friend sung
out d policeman from across the street
"What's the matter?" The reply came
In deep bass voice: Il was got dem
VIRUS dots vots der matter, aint ftg'
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16

81 hope you understand, sir, that I'm
not leaving because I've any fault to
find with the place, or with the servants.
or with my mistress or yourself. Far
any time, to give the place a character.
Punch.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16

The Alabama Claims Commission
awarded Anna s. Heany $4,000 and Eliz-
abeth @. Cummings s2oi3. oil OF New
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16

The Republican yesterday morning
published another foul mouthed lie
headed ''At It Again in West Feliclana.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16

Mr.. Jewell leaves tomorrow for Con
necticut (Ass. Press) and Connecticut
leaves for Tilden.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16
Summer Season.
Ladies' Hair Store and Fancy Bazaar.
GEO. 7. SCHILLING,
Is0. Canal street IS0

Just received a very large stock Of Lad les
FANS. latest styles at all prices; very full stock
of Imitation Ivory COMBS. JET ORNAMENTS,
very handsome and cheap, with a thousand
other articles. new and Beautiful required for a
Ladies' Toilet; and the largest stock Of
HUMAN HAIR GOODS
in the South. As am preparing to go North to
select my Fall and Winter Stock. have
Made Great Reductions in Prices
in order to realize In Cash. je25 4tSu
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16
The New Louisiana Remedy

for Coughs Catarrh Colds. WhoopIng Cough,
Measles. all THROAT and LUNG Complaints,
product Of our swamp, is Incompatible.
ELEVEN PAGES Of HOME REFEhENCESl
Contains NO POISON. and Is delicious. Been
shipped to all the Southern States. and every
where winning golden opinions. Splendid for
children. Life Tonic for Chills. Fevers. Indi-
pestion. Appetite etc, peerless. Sold by all
druggists and country merchants. Depot 10G
Cam 7, street New Orleans. jy1 I'm 2dp
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16

Of he Eleventh Ward, corner Washington and
Prytania streets. Of1lears--Col. A. W Bosw,2rth,
Flower. Rscordine Secretary; Edward Newman
Correspo ponding secretary; NJ. NJ. Gfoenwood,
Treasurer: Capt u. PloasnDts. Grand Mar.
shal. Regular meetings every THUhSDAf
W. O. FLOWER. Recording 5oc'y.
New Orleans July a. 1876. 1yl6 3t
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16
GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE DEPOT
MOVED TO
/ CHARTRES STREET. .!

NEW STOCK of the Elastic Stitch and Lock
Stitch Machines. with n complete assortment oi
Needles, Parts Attachments, Silk Twist, Spool
Cotton. Linen Thread Oil, etc, just received
and for sale at the lowest cash prices The
above goods are manufactured By and for the
Grover Il Baker Sewing Machine Company, and
warranted the best in the market.
Caution to Our Patrons, Grangers and
Their Agents.
There are parties here who are selling imita-
tions Of our goods, repainting and patching up
old Machines to make them look like new, and
selling them as such. No new goods of the
above make can be purchased in New Orleans
except from US. at No. Chartres street. Agents
wanted. II. II; True.
ie1s 3rn General Southern Agent.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16

y
corner White and Laharpe streets-At u regular
meeting Of the Board OF Directors. held on the
10th inst. q dividend OF One Dollar per share
was declared out Of the profits Of the last six
months. payable ut this office to the stockhold-
ers on or after the Goth July. 1876.
No transfer Of stock will be made on the books
of the Company during ten days prior 10 the date
Of payment above specified.
jyli lot H. HUARD. Secretary.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16

tiJn. Parish of Oreans.-Th regular. weekly
meeting Of this Association will be held on
MONDAY July II, at ~ .. M In the basement
hall of St Patriek's Hall. on Lafayette street.
full and punctual attendance Is requested.
BY order Of FRED. ". OGDEN, President:
j. O. NIXON. Jr.. Secretary. ap25 Suf
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16
-s--777-777777
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Howard AssOciat ttOn - Al the Annuai
Meeting Of the Howard Association. The follow
ing officers we're elected Tor the ensuing year:
J, NJ. VANUBGRIFF. President.
FRED. ". OGDEN, Vice President.
H. l.. HOBbKTSON, Treasurer.
f. Il. SOUTHMAYD. Secretary.
Board Of Directors-S. u. Newman, A. Belan-
ger. w. II. Hewitt, J. Willis. A. J. vandegrif.
Finance Committee-John III. Pike, Chairman
s. u. Newman, A. Beianger.
iyi2 16 r. II. SOUTHMAYD. Secretary.
Department Of Finance. city Hail, New
Orleans. July II. 157G.-Premium Bonds.-Tbe
distribution of interest on the drawn series Of
Premium bonds will take place in the Council
Chamber. City Hall. on SATURDAY, the 18th
inst, at O'Clock n. m. Payments will he made
on the MONDAY following. The quarterly al
oment of series will take place on the 3lst July,
ut the same place at 10 a. No.. at which time fifty
series will be drawn. ED. PILSBUBY.
jyl24t Administrator Of Finance.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16

New Orleans. July II. is7G-ln accordance with
the orders from the state Executive Committee.
n election for Delegates to the State convention
to assemble Mt Baton Rouge. La on tho oath
inst will be held under the direction Of the soy
sra Central Ward Clubs, on THU HSDAT, The
10th day Of July, 1876 from o. III. to .. IN. The
apportionpent Of Delegates is as follows:
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16
POLITICAL.

NDTICE.-AH Joiittcaf Notices must be P0id
for IN Adrance. This rnte scH be strictly oa-
hevesl 10.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-07-16

lected.
Therefore, let payment be made
at once. Let no one hesitate. The
government must be supported, be-
cause, il not supported, Mr.. Pack
ard might not be elected, for want OF
ways and means to secure the proper
and efficient administration of the cleo
ton law, and to pay the salaries Of the
the Returning Board and Election Super
visors. Mr.. Packard must be elected.
He will effectually check the cirrus.
Under his rule, there will be no such'thing
as cavalry raids, no blank warrants of
arrest, no deputy marshals, no Dog
Merrills, no Seelyes, no "af5daoys''
with "cross-marks, no State House
seizures, no midnight orders, no Gatlin
guns. Elect Mr.. Packard, and all these
outrages will end, and to elect Mr.. Pack
ard, prompt payment must be made by
the Sth Of October of all delinquent
taxes, for the government must be sup
ported.
Then, citizens, pay up. Crowd to the
tax gatherer, and show your loyalty.
Bless the State, bless Mr.. Kellogg, bless
Mr.. Packard, bless him that receices
the taxes, bless yourselves by giving TO
support the government, and thus aid
ing in Marshal Packard's election; and
crown this blessed work, by blessing
your stars. which have vouchsafed to
, 1876-05-05

and qulse alandcr. Thoy cau,o down nlva aud
wrtggiing. Tha shower OF worms only covered
an hsca Of about 60 yAtds s}naro, but within
this apacs. thoy covorea everything. Ihoto can
be no doubt about thssn WORMS coming down
from tho heavens, a. tho balconies woro 80 ehlok-
" strewn with them ttlst thoy could DO sclApea
MP ia handfuls. buckets, tubs. and pans. placed
under tho roofs Of houses to catch the RAIN
Tho sidewalks in tho noighbothood wcro ooTersd
with them. Tho wortns preeont the sanan ap-
peasahes a Tho common anglo-aotm, sxaept
that tlley hro rcddcr it color and arc marked
from ond to oud With Email rtngn about QUO
hizteenth Of an Inch apart. 4 groat number Of
persons Waited The locality and examined and
spocu'ated upon tho ye.nlicular shower. Tho
prevailing. opinion appeared tosbe that tho
worms had been sucked up by whItlwlnd from
sou,o sHanp or pond and carried in tho clouds to
DO finally deposited whore they woro found. Tho
fact that tue worms seomod to bo moro at home
fn wator than on the gtonnd gave soms foundh-
tion for this theory. It ~ now aasd that STINT
lar shower Of worms foil In the western part OF
the city somo years ago.
, 1876-05-05
A YANKEE GIRLS CLOTHES.
Flow She Spent S16, 900 in Gold
for ToEgcry.
What Makes Hard Times, Bankrupt.
oies, anl Dishonest Men.
Tho Devil In Crinoline-.-A Complete List
Of Articles Necessary to Fcn1i-
nine Happiness.

Fdr1t itettr ID {fkitaHaps'M stfatfHe.
Now, must give you fair idea OF bridal
troussoau which IL just eonpatod for Gao OF CO.
iumnta's danghtsrs. Her wnalthy papa caro-
her carte blanche for 5000 francs, or tho
modest sum Of $4,000 in gold, which the ambl-
tious boe spent for ornameuts to deok her lt,-
man framo. 1t sooms fortune to nomo. but,
spite of all, il makes vsry lisslo display whom ths
best material ia purchased. There nre five din
nor dreascs which nero really not oxtravagant,
and so beautiful that they merit description.
Ous was heavy brocads black Rilk, trimmed
With thread laoo and pink gros-grain. which on
tho lower bkire waa put on IN wheat sheavos,
@ p "sst sns Tas eoyr pSn ns 1 Th ps
and tho slotTeB two ahadea. The basque bo-
n,ud had long aash Of pihk aud black. Tho
neck WAS squn1c, NTH ruohiugs Of ping and
black, e!egAnt!y qntllod. Anot9er naa = blue
fringe, and poionatsc laced down tho back.
front, aud side. It was exceedingly .pdd, aud
yot Tcry diat!ng1te.
Tho ball dross was crcRn-colorod heavy bro
eado en train lower ekirt, with deep knife-plaIt-
tug on blue broeado. the Waist Pompadour, with
sineves to tho elbow, with point d'Aleucon. Tie
front Of tho waist pointed WA8 blue, and tile
vest-ltke centro WAS made to appear - II laced
acroas, while the side Of tho waist vas flnisEed
IN QUO ptoce, falling down 10 tie bottom Of tha
skirt Ia broad saslas In domaT blue fringe, both
sidea cut alike, but ono Of blue. brocado and the
other croam.color. Tho back Of tho skirt mas
drawn tight, and made to resemble Wattcnu
folds, which MORO torsacod through tho cou.ro
with toa-rosea aud trailing vines. Thero Is q
riding habit OF dark blue Scotch twoed, With q
postltlton back mud coat nleoye, NTH heavy
black braid for trimming, sud tirh tufts
OF paasementerie on each Shoulder aud
heavy cord reaching across the front Of the
waist and fastened on the left shoulder. Thhso
il y large satstde pocket On tho left side. Tbs
price OF this WAS ESQ. Then came \ travelling
suit Of camol's hair cloth, nitn impercootihlo
stripoa Of soal brown aud q lghsor slade for
tho grand collar. Tlds suit was mada With Two
skirts, perfectly plain at tho base, while tho
wsibs "a Jeanno d'Arc) waa trimmed with aaal
brown Tetvct placod on In bias folds, with largp
Hcal buttons. mud 4 vol7et aasll bohind drow The
ove1skitt buck aud relieved lie aovers painnoas
Of tho costume. Il Mas lovely suit. Tho hal
worn with it was hight Fronoh felt of capota
form, with ostrich tips Of darkor hue And vol
vet, utlle tho instde bad Ane tuchs- s-edged
with yRlenciounes. Ths effect Wan rAvissant aud
would bo becoming to almost sly young lady.
, 1876-05-05
HAYTl. =,
TUE REVOLUTION,

KiKoTEoH, Jamaica, April M.-1n Hayi, ths psopA
In tho south favor Gen. Balaan for President; In the
north they for Gan. Canal, who, however, wsnta
to b. elected in \ legal nay.
Dominique. during hia nIghs from Fort au P7incs,
was conducted to ths wharf by tho Spanish Consul
and received = kevero bayonet wound Ia his thigh.
As NAmeau, tho now President, WAS escorted BY tbs
French Consul, Tho ot Mohptasior Plorrs stepped
up to him and said "You shall not escape for ahall
Avengo tho blood Of my father, whom you tnAssacsol
thn "a ag A1ay, 1871," ana ohot him dead on tbs
spot. Ills body wat thrown a&ao and loft unburisd
for thirty hours.
Gen. Lar4net, in command Of the TROOPS 1t Tor. 40
Prince, was 6hos a. traitor. ....
The wlfe Of tho Mayltn Admiral, Madame Dc 1ole.
With Madame Ao1ico Nnrd Il iu chalua and In priaon
at Care HAyti. Malamo 1laneAu Escaped 10 Jamaioa.
ORo hundrod md eighty thousand 1ol1aEs wero So
cured from Domntqua Whio shipping # On board Of
grsu!ah schooner. A. proclamation aays that ha
robbed tho Hayen Treasury Of &o.0oo. .Ca9 in thtss
ytar1.
, 1876-05-05

pIV.Hta {.sfvl ENtsypyttt, Aprf31,
DnEIng thu raln.storM evening before last
theta wore Ahowoeed down on 'und uuuut tin
PROMISES Of Mrs. MeDouald, uear tue coruor ot
i aud Washington streets, millions Of sma.l
worms Of thu ordinary angle-wosm species
Ihsss uRTpas Wato tsJl ) to i luchaa In length
, 1876-05-05
CROPS,


=Speofae pispdtch 10 thA Chicago Tribune.
ar. JosEfH, Mo., Nay Am almoas unpau,.
laiod rain haA fallen Leto In tue last txonty-fo
hours, The country, already wel. Is now literal.
" flooded. aud the low laadH deep Ia wafer, All
farm work ~ still further delayed. to tho gros.
Encouragement Of farnerd. Wheat. however,
looks unusually psoulsius. and Ill gss!un 40
v4} .Ans.
, 1876-05-05
TURKEY.
tuHhE1*
RENEWAL or TIE AN1f1eTCA,

RENEWAL or TIE AHaI1eI1Ck.
LONDON, Aay s.-The P1l Halt Gazett&'a Delttn dls.
patch msnuons rspost that Count Andrazsy comes
TO Herln At tho srcc!al request Of Russia, who u
an1eus preserve THO agreement With Austria tbs
Eastern question.
Tue cartruller ketun9 says the Ports, It tho IN.
atance OF the Powers, hls oonaented To renew tho
Armiatice. At tho sn1ne time 1t has nHmaeed dcte1-
m{nAtfon. SHOULD tho Insurgents r0fuse An Ar!stcc,
70 listen e io further pzoa1 II mediation but cruah
tho rebellion ky force.
, 1876-05-05
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWs-

NEw YoAK. May 4,-A special 3lapa.oh ~.
aouaoes that tho assamshtp Goethe, prsyiously
reported With one sorow broken, has boon ro.
ported 60 miles from Lambs Eua, under sail,
QUEENSTOWN, May l.-Stea1nship England,
frotn kew York, Inns arrived,
New yoaK. May 4.-Arglyed- Les.
.stnK, from Hamburg; 6cythia, FROM Liverpool :
California. from Glasgow; Fred Wander Taaleu,
from Antwerp.
new YoHx, MaY 4.--Arrived. atean,saip Cnn
ada, With OIe1lbaoh aboard.
, 1876-05-05
- i1en ThuIu duruhfaehrt tin Nttsrus
Yom 0rundstc!1l bis yum KnAuf:
You sstneia 61hfaNs knltttrn
Die hAlian Euufen nnf-

LIZ uhleA GQu1&0 hu4-
TINS comparison IL close at hand, md tue
otho OF those tunaa aauss bkye rnys1bpratad 10
tho centre Of this royal grsys Of 6,oO0 yea1B
within tlIs Pyramids. And that this besutiful.
rossio moment should not lack anything, there
rose, just as Tho master ghro tho last strokes
ct Ala boW, two powerful pellcans from ths
Valley OF the Mite, which swept. with
tAa Bilycry sheen Of tllet wings, toward
tho north, Al II thay would ,tAks tho message OF
tlls Happy sveut to Ole Bulls home. Tho Be-
du,ns, children OF Nature, Who during tho play
lug, lay about In clrcio a. uoton!ess ~ stat-
uts. spfauv when tho master had flushed, -
II electrified, sud shouted loud and repeated
"Allah! Allah!' ~ shs highest expression OF
their admiration.
Thus had Ole Bull kept his promise. Scarcely
arrived at Cairo. Ao ts!egEAphsd to tho Hing OF
bMedau, and the nsxt forenoon arrived tho
lto5al reply. The tolagrans wero ~ follows
"1o Hing oscar, Clsistlau,A According to my
promise 4 Urot.uingholln, played ou thls lay
lG.h birthday, OIL tho TOP 1t cLuops Pyramid. IL
honor OF Norway aud its beloved King. MY 10.
tezbe*osg.'' Iho kIng ansxesod :: - thank
you haAst!ly for your tstagsaIu, and tho Quouu
and myas!f s.o tajqicsd At al yuur successes"
The artlssa singular journey 10 tho pyramias
~as soon made known III Cairo. aud thu khedlYe,
airing HI audience conpllulentea lim for hls
cousaHs and youthful strength. Ola Bull
tGsl pare = concert III tho Operarhouse Aud
harvested lantats lowers, wgcsths. aud puems,
e,ptcsaly for thn I" Carnival Of YpuIco. III which
ls, III tle nost brilliaut way, suustantiAted his
tporodsblo nsstssship. but his "ku1sa sosss.
les9ay' MAS RQt Aaa1d again.
, 1876-05-05

ST, JOSEPH. NO.
t3pstta' Dfspafeh 10 This Chicago Tribune.
sr. JOSEPH, Mo-, May 4.-Numorous witnesses
werc subpnnaed. to-day BY tho United states
Marshal, to bo in Jctforaon City on tho 9th TOR
the defonae In Tho case at tho Government
aeaIuet Col. A.. @, DaHos,
, 1876-05-05
FRANCE.

: UNs
PAnts. May 4.-soveral Deputies. tbs strength Of
documentary evidence, haYs expressed thelr: appro.
heustdn 10 tho Ministers that s delegation Of French
vorkmen to Philadelphia will oh!ody givs ther atten-
ton to politics, and urge thu Government 10 refuse
tho $4,000 for enabling them to yist tho Cantannai
ExpuRition.
, 1876-05-05
THE INDIANAPOLIS RIOT,
Furious Onslaught upon UnoiIending
Negroes by Democratic. ..Roughs
and Policemen.
Two Cotored Citizens Killed, and
Several Seriously injured.
4 Practical disqualification Of tho Great
Democratic Principle, SHOWN
with tho Damned Niggor."

Special DispateA to The Chi:aso 7ttbtsH<.
'1SD1ANArotls, Ind, May 4.-Anshony Carter.
ono OF tbs co,orod u,oh wounded in the election
riot dtad to-day. A committee has boen ao'
pointed and funds ralsol 10 ass'st In discovering
$nd prosecuting The guilty rioters.
, 1876-05-05

books. and. 10 i,ia Burptteo and horror, fonnd
Manifestations of tlaytatton from tho tath Of
virtue in tho disposition Of i.Ehwines. Resutt,
= setzurc att consequent Erlef to tho hohss Of
Walsh.
It ia said by tho authorities that Mr.. Walsh
laa from TINA TO time ienn guilty of variuus
aknllHRgcry not entirely disconnected with the
removal Of sp,rls and tie erroneous dibpo7ltion
OF stanhn. His frauds upon the ravcnuo
amount. II fs c!nimed. 10 enough to almost pay
tho uational debt nnti rei!eyo t!,tn struggling
land. over wbfuh tt.e eag1e eoattsra chs sprny Of
two ocohns. Blk lakes. and Que gulf, from the
burden under which, It Inns groancd for 10
these manv years Mr. Walsh denies the rnpu-
tation, aud says Ills books hayo In some way be-
como mixed. How is not manifest. The stock
seizeil amounts to 80 barrcs. and tho value Of
the seizura Ia estimated at abo,it f5, 000. Not
much OF 4 seizure per Ac. but something to
kocp tho pot boiling. and To give somo fellow
clanoe to a91lan1. -.
Deputy United States MnrshAl Back vlsited the
City-}falI yes.otlny afternoon armed with sub
pDnsR for Assistant Uley Clark Moody and =.
It, Clair Cleveland Colvln's Hoo1etAry, to 70 10
Milwaukee aud teatify.for tho Government in tho
case OF Jonns and Goldberg, 1Ao arc now on
trial. charged with having consp!red to dafeas
tho ends Of Justice. and Kige aid aud comfort 10
tho milwaukee, Whisky ling. Moody waa Inter-
viawod on tho subject by d TntnrNE commits
sionor. lie says be knows nothing at all about
tho mattor and ia INCLINED to regard It "a joke
put up by Grimm. .af ths. .Stadfs- Ze!tany who IL
attending tho tslaI.
, 1876-05-05

The latter vera tho most exquisite dcsiEn /
ever Saw. Ono was = creamy white, with palma
snd tntricato bouquets 6f roses, beautifully
raisod without detractng Ill tho lozat from tho
quality Of tue mesh. Ihs other was Of black
thread, with oak loAves aud w,llow-iko branches.
l may add thoy wore not dcar for 80 exquisite .
piece Of work. I,aceB Aro like precious Bsoncn.
seldom out Of fashion and for trimming never.
For lady whose means will admit it, thoJ arc
always valuable acquisitions. Among thts latly's
e1travagant onos as Mrs. Senator Spraguc, Of
Khode Issand, had. Ills said ono of these
founcos atone cost $16, 900. A Southern lady la
reported 10 hays one lace dross uhioll coat %iO,-
600. Think of 1t, 80 industrious husbands, QUO
dress, $10,09oi
, 1876-05-05

New ORLEANS, La., May 4.-Tho jury in sho
Fahrenbach casa disagreed aud uere discharged.
It Ia reported that thoy stood Aosou for acqult.
tai and five for conviction. Tue aecond trial Of
tho oase against four Of tic acouaed-E. Fell
renbactt @. II. Ksstondiok, John il. Beala, and
William III. Told-commences Tomorrow. The
Grand jury aro investigating tho fchronbach
Jury.
, 1876-05-05
WHISKY.
The Trial of Jonas at Milwaukee
Bcsmircl,inE Ifcdrlclk Bntlly.
Chances In Favor Of Presidential Pardon
for Avery and Maguire.
Statement that Mckee Has Hurt Ills
Chances by Supporting Blaine.
MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE.
Srtetas ffndFth to 1hs chted1s Tffbts1A
.."-.1..,o "' I.I, ~ VIA, sos w.
dhf toe examination OF Aeoposa Nlttn was con"
timed. Nothing of Interest," WAS ellcited OK,
.ont in H.. crnus. animation. ubon cor,po, sor
tho dofcnee. Newton s. A1urphY aut! Col. Good
win. obtained number OF rcpjcs indicating
".a.s.,,r t,,s4 ~, IIsa.,,i- e"nn.s,s,Saass. -,
.snetas r"*s uo'' nos, oapS',"se9. ~. . wv "
Ante1naA A'esonue' "es aoueta'uoo W soo nioA
to bo tho real suthor OF the boheno to rob tho
public records, and that II the Ring agreed to
nav the money. a MIN fsady to ,fo ANYTHING ro-
,m,,aa ~. - ~ mt hy 1Jo,rio1, +, In. ro,.
t".':u wa ~ w f"' ~ H'"''s" - '"' wv
iectof6 Office.
Robert 1uowerh distiiier, testified very much
cocriynnt snf thu nan tn stca, tbn req.
o1s's. that t!roshy Icnn. and f;otahcrr
woTa nartiea IN H. ana ,hst bo mat ti,nm *
CS,carn far tie mrnnsn nf conaidnrinn a.ii
ninn' ,"6' WV f''roo' - ~''''3'''s 'N'A
r n xy.dpxort,, x.. c,,Io5 IN i5o,,t;f. tha
dorr;t;,,t, ~ thn fonp1nr iattor ,rh;ni ~ dd
80. 1 1.... ~ T,.s ~ ~,
eH,rrn Rn.sor- a. % ~ ~ 9, n~S. VA, X 1T H..
rach q. went heard nothiua iii ie retrrno last
Thursday. The next morning II. nt, iii parties we're
;. tho TaciAo together, sud, rcsult Of the
ference Il. dscidsd to furnish full abstract
o. 4! sT1dnnSc ana t1e naines ot witnesses, Dotn
rhn s.ch caro !. denandinr on Thjs j. III th"t
has now got Ia h,s actual postcss,on Ind It vii re-
qu!re some timo aud skill for him Or tho attorney to
get bold Of the tnors valuable papers In manner not
70 e1ete nntptcons md thus destroy "a usefulness
y M sno 'ntato. @ Ml ~ nu y. .nla aatolnpeh ana Fl
i ~ xo Xii ~, M, ,11 hnva ~ tao, ~ - n,s
ths a,hera cam. m II lcss eaai Viii yn,,. ~ nm