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, 1876-09-15

TO the Edfter ~ Ths Tribune.
CHICAGO, sept. l.-Therc appeared in r,.
terday's TRIBUNE m article under The bead,a-
IA Dad Showing" which contains scycrsl .e
cusations against me, allof which are upfounasa
and untrue. 1tischnrgclth that on or about the 1Is
day Of June, 1876, while acting in tho can.c,ts
Of Inspector Of steam Boilers for Tic CI,, !,
Chicago, I called upon II. G. HcisIcr, Of 4. +,
firm Of Goodwilllc, Wagner & Hcislcr, ma
ordered him Ia prepare bis boilers for ,n,nec
tlon; that he, Hcis]cr, asked. for further tIm..
that refused to postpone the inspection. .t.,
Ing ~ q reason that was " har,l-up,' an1
needed money Immediately; that The afnresIsa I
Healer thercupon asked MO II would be tati..
fed II tho fec were given mo; that replied lin
! would b. satisfied; TINT tho feo VA thsH th"us
given mo; that accepted tho fec, and cars ~
receipt therefor, OF which the following Is Ina
copy.
Received Of aoodvtlile, Wagner = nclssr s; Q.
insrcctfon. [slRned] T. HAMILTON.
Tho aboye statement Is entirely falae. nere,
cnllcl on Mr.. lfc[s'cr, nor on any 1,cmirr ~
bis firm, to notify him regarding tho inspection
with him charged IN his affidavit, nor wrote, Ss
gavc, or sent lin tho receipt above coplM
Every receipt given BY mo during my occ,lpaucs
OF tho oilico of Boiler Inspector was inauo out
on printed form, OF which tho following l. i
copy:
1o1tER ISsrEcTon's Opr,cE,
cHloAnot -, 1877.
, 1876-09-15
!a,A on the tab,s Lost,-yens, II; nays, 2o.-ss

!a,d on the tab,e. 1.ost,-yens. u; nayt, 2o.-ss
folsows:
rta.-smlth. white, hteCrca, nAwlelrh. cleys.
iamd. Wheeiet. Ryan, ,uaHmgarton, Nielsen, Waldo,
%avs@rsar'onH,. Ne1uloy. Ballard, Rosenberg,
Aidreh, ranm*onn somnSr !oa4laF ,Cullct,oa'
Throop, Llnssnbarth. Sweeney. Boser-.o.
Half dozen motions Of different character
Aid. Thompson eatd tho effect Of the rcaolu-
ttythihg would 20 on all right, II they did not,
thn resolution aIfeady passed would be bind,
AID: Rawle!eh inquired what the object was In
Aid. Thompson replied It was desire to avoid
war. He was more In favor OF compounds,
Aid. Smith renewed tho motion 10 refer 10 a
special committed Of AcreH.
lMtlons were In the intcrest oi tho. companies.
They would furnish gns for mitch lover price.
4 motion to adjourn was not agreed TO-.
The previous question was ortfcrcd, md Aid.
Tie question tllo,, recurred OH the sirst resa-
luton, and II was adopted, d,--yeas, IL; nays, II,
us follows:
.r1as-Pes'aons. McAulty, nallnsd. Rosenberg,
EEstbst' Tafno.. 0Bfien, Bsidlof. smith, Thfoop,'
Ny.aTyhi., nt!gss, Mscssa* NawleiRh, VI whss!.
Murphy. swccney-l2.
The second resolution was voted donn,-ytas,
10; nays, Qua follows:
.yeas-rearsons. McAuley. Ballasd. Rosenberg,
Aldrlch, ,Thorpson. Loddlng. yoldlor, ThrooP,
oSsa sm s Ssl]Sssn Sss sf,s Kessr aess
Wheeler, lynn, DunmKaftcn, Nlesen, Waldo.
Lengaehcr, Llnscnbatth, Murphy. swceneY. poser
Aid. Thompson hoped those who hhvo voted
Rgainst tile resolution would introduce some
prnpostton Tor tho relief Of tsio West Side.
Aid. White said hu would probably DO 40 At
the West Side.
Aid. Kcrber offered resolution directing the
Comptroller not to pny Coz Bros, contractors,
until they pntd the 1afjorcrs on tho Dluo Island
avenue yiolHct.. It was passed.
The Council then adjourned.
, 1876-09-15
FIRES.
At SIOUX CITY,
Spe2{dt Dtspatch to Tnt IF4tHfls.

III blu - LlA
Spec1dt Dtspatch to Tzt Tt4tanS.
B1ouQ CITY, In, Sept. IA fire which broke
ont about o'clock this morning in Holmes &
0g1cn's groesry-store, On Pearl street, COM
muuicatel " buildings on each side Of IL, and,
before the flames wcro subduod, six build.
ings, together with t1leir contents, were
totally destroyed, involving loss Of
'lcarly $4,000, on which there WAS only
about $1,000 Insurance, Tue principal ]oscra
are 4. Il Wright, building 5000, no iusur-
ancc; J. Lcttittler, two buildings, $4,000, unn-
sured; II. W. Murphy, building, sl,ooo, stock
$4,000, insured for $500 In tho St.
Paul Company md s400 In tho Homo
Of New York; Ogden i Holmes, stock
$1,000, insured for $500 each III tho American,
Central. Equitable, Commercial, St. Louis, and
Lancashire; George ". Felt, loss un building
s1,20O, Insured In tho Atlas for $7o0;
81, 600; tneurcd for $500 In the St.
paul, $500 IN tho American Central, $500
in the Lancashire, $500 III tho Traders. This
upper stories were occupied rs offices, slceping-
rooms, etc. Nothing was saved. Tile losses
are sn1all and generally insured. The fire Is
supposed to havv originated from spontaneous
cui1iDustlc:.
, 1876-09-15
a Shower Of l3uge,

CIV lTf73. :, .-I
A strange atght greeted tho eyes Of the laat'
tot Of ths IT, Mt rsssbersn Gna{s
pens. pulpit, door. chandelier and wills wtla
covered with millions ol small bugs, which. on
eloss inspection, rescmbicd aAxsced: I1e.t
bugs were swept up un1 carried out In bucksssa
fna s a IT, %aSn tau4 Sae ts i5ute I'll aasas as u
carried them to bis chickens. He bsouglt s!,ou,
half bucket down ~ specimen. Thu strst1l
lamps At night a1e also literally covered WIZ W.T.!
thesr bugs. 50 much 40 that tho light Is oseas =,
Cd. They are perfectly harmless, y ~ ~ 10, q
seesn 10 Tive moro then three days. When tns!
sli8a& they appear to 10 stunned or dtosaH
aud make no &ttetnpt to ~ sway Of to9iHSI toi.I
Whsso they coma from of N6at th1y xs es's"
We 10 unahly 70 1tata
, 1876-09-15

Sr. Louis, Sept. 14-Dcnnis Conners, o
watchmau III tho Chicago & Alton Railway yarda
at East St. Lon!s, while c1aninE tho tratns last
evening, discovered soven tramps cazlod up In q
freight car containing merchandise. lle ordered
them to DO quiet whilc be examined the car to
sec II my goods wcre snissing, but they, BY q
das}l, got outside and started to run. lie SCALED
on them to halt or ie would Gre, but, no attcn-
tton being paid tn tls command, he 1reh, shoot
ing ono tirougl. tho heart, killing him Instantly.
Another waa captured, WHO said they calne down
from Alton In tho car. and had no tntention to
steal anything. The coroner's Jury today JUS
tilted Connsr's oct, and no was released from
custody.
, 1876-09-15

LEXINGTON. KY, Sept. 14.-The kentucky
Association rnces wcre we'll attcnlel to-day.
Tho first raeo, q sweepstakes for thrce-yenr
olds, $50 each, s25 for field, $500 added, Que and
threc-fourths mile, tlle seconl hursc 10 receive
$lU0 out Of tho stakes, lad eight entries and
mid 1ye Btnrters:
F. u. 1larper'h ch. T.. c., N.Y. Hslo. by Lcxing-
w.,as NIL as~ Msslnn, oy IMP 9snSos
]. <. Uilnssad's' 's. T. M.ss GsSsa ty iii.
HSat1s r.{ IT, J5i n., a;n Nellie Gray BY Le1'nztou
The Bccond race was selling race, pnrnc $50,
l4 snsts, the horse to sell for 81 ,000, to carry
tiu tiu proper, weight; to aclt fer s, ,ooo allowetl
p0undsi to sell for t5O1 nllowetl lU pounds. thr
Wtnuer to bc sold at auction Immediately after
tho race, anu as' oxsese oyur thu prize, Ut which
he entered to be sold to Ie given to tho second
horso; Ye ontr!es AMI four htarttrs:
4. Keenn lttchars' ch. Lurgrnte.n, 3 ycars old,
by Var 1lsnce, dam ly lstyrl, u bs sold tor
sIssyse. M g Z Elss: t. Lit;s i;;sa; v:.;,
Hob j5Ansoi,. 10 .ell ios ii, olo ii pounds. -
:as SSS: as Eoes ess' !; tEaYs t o!sss, ,s:
Hest moi placed.
Tie third raro waa for purse Of $3.50, $500
10 hrst and SO to secolld horse, one n!la aud
jjye lurlongs:
u, r. Ilarpers b., 9. Tenbroeck, 4 years old, by
Imp. Fhaeton, dam Fanniu llaeon, GY 1uxtnY. !.
JANE: 4. ditn:isiss i. Fiiiis ys.t. oii, i;
1mp: !haston, dsM Lass Of sydnsy, by i~p. !,
'''sA' ~ ~'' S%ss-$:5iU.. %$5iiji.'''''''''''''''''
hQnT4xltN OHIO YAtA.
cLsyaLANp, o., Sept. l4.--Il.o pacing race
aud . So trotttng rre Ut thu Fa!r Ground weta
| and tIO lntclleSs uf The tnplr. aftur RlhenEutt
, 1876-09-15
4 VIPER WARMED,
Ep&eiAt p{spasch fe III Il1kAnk.

BURLINGTON, H., Sept. IA Singer sewing
machine snan rms robbed Of 800 In the woods
opposite tho city under tho following circutn-
stances: IIc took traveller Into his wagon,
and, when they reached lonely spot, tha
traveller drew a revolver and demanded tho
salcsnlan'a money, which was delivered, aud the
traveller departed. Tho salesman reported
tsiese facts to the agent hare, aud the polite ara
after the rnhher. -,
, 1876-09-15

= 75Fe!TU} U47Fd9tH u IEt 3F16E09
'FoET WAYNE, Ind, nept. 14.-An Immense
crowd attended tho Northern 1uliani Fair to-
day notwithstanding the ruin, which has been
constantly falling. Tho track was iu q fearful
condition, The last heat Of the a;B0 trot was
Won by Sooner, giving HIN tho race. The frre-
fos-all trot for 4 purse OF 1910 was won by Rel
tlou' b three ttratgs heats; tsue, 3;43, 3:43,
, 1876-09-15
YELLOW FEVER.
SAVANNAH. Hept. 14--Yeuow fevcs lntcx-
ruGnts to-day, ~.

New Jersey man shot ut a cut and brought
down lis wife the first time. Tie most singular
part Of thu affair IT, tho wounded Wo1n4n actual.
" believes tlas he alIued 1t the cat. 0ns Of the
noss beautiful shatacte,i.sts of Eiie u the
ler husband.
, 1876-09-15
Changing = Charge.

~ EV1EF4IkF f7flV.
A. prominent uewspapet mau Of Norwich has
heen visiting tic Uvntenaial, and during hil 10.
iousn At thst ns.ca hs dlpsd at una Of tbs French
ssassa q Lin he %ssi pmseI tst IL Ri
egK contained 4 chickoN. The pol!to walter said
tat he woald hsss shs blu corrected, md soon ~:
31 CENTS tor .sRgss had given placs 10 an i.sm Il
U0 eeuta fur HclIckeu. '" u
, 1876-09-15

= 6p<cfdl U1tp1'ch to Tne Tribune.
JACKSON, Mich., Sept. 14.-Tho Twenty-
eighth Annual Fair uf tho Michigan state Ag-
riculturAl Society will bo held III tll!s city, CON.
mcncing Monday, Sept 10, and ending Sept e.. g,
The Secretary and President arc here, antl tho
Executives COMMITTEES arc IN attnrdnnco, and
catries ars coming In from nil parts Of tic
country, and the fair pr0nlises to ID q succesa,
providing tho weather holds good.
, 1876-09-15

6psct0@ DISp12tA % 7Ns 7F7tKHA
BAsT SAGINAW. Mich, Sept, l4.-The four
persona arrcated yesterday 1t Chesaning. charged
with tho murder OF Charles Smith, arc lodged
in Saginaw City jail. In tho bedroom Ut
Smiths house blood was found on the walls,
In bod aud then removed To the barn, which W&s
set on Tire to hida tho evidence Of guilt.
, 1876-09-15
CfITCAGD.

A still alarm to tho Firo insurance Patrol Mt
o'clock yesterday morning was caused by tho
Ignition Of tho flooring IN tho Hoston Oyster
Housc, corner Of Madison anil Clark streets,
tn,lscd by live Goals falling from thu cooking
raige. Damages will not uKcccd SIS.
, 1876-09-15

DAE71AonD, Nd, Sept. 14.-Alerritt, Jones d
Co.'s oil works, at Canton, burned this after
noon. Robert J. McCaddcn, rclucr, and Roger
shlcl, wcrc burned to dnat,l and uthcrs wore In
jured. Estimated loss TN oil, *16 100; Oh build
lngs, $4,000. Partially Insured.
, 1876-09-15

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept H.-To-day writa
Of error wore taken out In the Supreme Court,
in the cases Of Carroll, Boyls, McGheahan, and
Rearty, tue four assassins Of Policeman Yost.
to the murder Of Alike {'Boss y Jones. The
MritA were made TetuFnahls In January next,
aud the i've holllo Maguires will not be hanged
for several months to come, II they are banged
at Rll.
, 1876-09-15
hHlG GiINS.H

DENVER, Col, Sept. 14-Gens. Gherman and
Pope md Secretary Cameron arrived hero last
night. They visited Central City and Idaho to.
day, md will, after brief so1ou5p, proceed
westward to tho Paclnu States.
, 1876-09-15

sptetas Dtspateh to 1as Tftbaa&
PaoKiA. Ill.,, Sept. A.-The Central Illinois
Fair loonled up out Of the mud and rain to-day,
ard showed Itself to quite large crowd Of VII.
ttors. Tue exhibition Wili be continued through.
out the week Oh account,
, 1876-09-15

I 81. LOUIS, MOI Sept. l4-Four men living
In boarding house, corner Of Main and Carr
stzests, between whom feud existed, got into
quarrel q late hour laat night and Timothy
, 1876-09-15
RUFUS C1IOATE.
Notntntaceucen Of tile arcnt T.awyo

r,t1rrfo rrYn tmC
| ---
"Reminiscences Of tile arcat Lawyer.
ch first 1s.ny arpaslaes ss ads at tc a, va, III. ,ic
mi ior much riiis',ie md 'aashtsf III: ill., alysaat
received by thu stcady going eofth.horn cuatnS
race. II ho stoud descend and assume tic raio Of
Ilis cccents!citics and ha strnsglcs Ia csfry Iii
burden sioft inso h!s native cis,snt cscitci noch
e h. osd ang as de- de-
CAME to acknowledge that tsese was new sa ana % to
onsa anu aa I'd
uusfniginK admiration. md 10 tho ns,y.cou,er
nns F,am en wtfn wnt III s ea anG e.
O. much voyerelgu in the noston Court. House ~
Webster was u Fsueu!. Hail: .','.-.".,.,,
posnre NotSiae ks Il va oyar Seen bsfo4e s bas
SoImbty and reononco Sf s speee Va more liz
III y9lse: Which naturally was rstl: ,Fssad ana
10 swung hls asis; he ran hi Trembling dHscfs
rascd his body On hs tees and brought his weeht
down On his keeia wlth . forco tist shook tho
threw back hss head, sTop. the jury a terrific
g!ancc, and Violently inlaled hls breath through
| nh u08tf1tb Nltn BHutW tl4nt WIS heard AIt over
Tho court. room: hta WerI eyos glarcI jIko mani.
a. his wrinEiei face assa,nsd = hnpJtcd IN.
H. 5raMe, aa% lis Sog S' w. w. 'esSsn conyuss IS
| like that Of thc DelphIo prlcstcss in hcr
moment. q Inspiration, Xi iii. ssuas ysry raic:
:ha?t:ls;sa. Iii iii. tino III thoughts Sc!e ponrsd
nps1y wn sn n a19 u 10
exprcsslons. which mono Gut Tho orator could nave
selected and combined; beautiful imagos, soaring
esl iii! !sions-even Latin qaotatioss Ingenious H.
insttations denunciatloa-r employed but
deep snd sae waa 5
viii humanity, Irenktns down the basr,er Of
prejudice ratslng aua en1arginR. tho souls Of bis
oe 5s toal asr vs s:osE q 1ss s
orators own greatness. twas tile vory abandon.
irensy, Which, u tjmcs. bas dSscenasd fsom ssyo
aud given 10 tho world Dcmostilcncs or a Cicero
. ghstham OF IN Erskne. Web1ter or GAoato.
s srasory hSat IL feet II erh VIE
as shs; e.. ena n;,'n Es Es
epy s ssd o sfs
and stn ,s @ T poSe.a as; If assa
with eray Il tho day Of Its lca.h; mouth srso,
esssS Tts sSst sh9'i:'sa sa
w ntsas. sH csHsv os q tson
auancs ". ,S41'n S9na
eatMcns ntdns awss sevara y, coas IT y.rass
naa 'hasscrnaos nue., Whsn hn aolSa n anu donnsd
" tns ptSsssss o. cause accosinx 70 fao amount
ssavat wn,ch a. esen ns'u .to meet ~ an ads'
~ ~ rra Ts sisns xe con-
| GutssHee ~ utiSHat aiuns. Nv posaessc4 Won
dertal capac!ty fof labor and at1dy, hut WAS
msttys 70 seK neaaAeAes saiin a T.. o.! ~
~ iesa extfaofahaty IN ntyie s9aa IN appearance
~ a "SsG ~ Gn auaieuse aeSastomed
betsd Il, and he ~' annsr ,o III aG se IL
elronp contrnats Al In Rhnkrncsr rn's nln Fl Kinun
, 1876-09-15

RocKLANp, Nc, Sept. 4.-Au explosion oc-
CURED yesterday at tue Warren powder-.nill, IN
stantly killing Lyman Denner, t,ne Of tic work.
men, and probably fatally in}urlng another.
, 1876-09-15
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH,

0RANn RAPIDS, Mich, Sept l4.-Italn set in
last night aud continued Ill night aud nearly al
day to-day; hence nothing wis dons at tho
horse fair to-day, either In tue speed OF other
departments. Tbs cnt!ro programme Tor to-day
was deferred until tomorrow, aud the tslr will
not close until Saturday.
, 1876-09-15
BASE-BALL.
CHICAGO v*. NEW tIAyRN.

CHICAGO vs.. NEW HAyRN.
6ptcsol DtApsteh " 51s 7ttbuaA
HARTFORD, Cona., Sept. l4.-Tho Chicagos
took run down to Now Hnycn to-day and
scored tholr third victory over tho New Harcnp.
The game WIS deyoid Of any special interest.
The long lead obtained by the Whites IN the
f1rst part Of the gatno virtually settled tho re-
suit. Bond played t,urtl base for the New Hs-
vens. Following Is the score:
fantngs- la9 4 s SO
New Ilaven.:.:.....l = Q o o q Q i o.
u B.es h'l*-ChieaFs. T.: Nov I3nrsn, II.
Field!ng erfoss-Ghtcaeo &; Now Haven, 10.
ENiH.
Entr Pa., Sept. 14.-Tho Alloghanyl and tho
Eric Drowaa played here to-day, tho game re-.
su1ting a. fo1IoHs:
lhHfags- 1234fA7Rn
Ailcghanys nys...................0 0 ID
Erlt Utowns. % 0 1-n
Earned runs-Er!e. /; Allegheny, O..
COUNTRY TOURNAMENT.
KKtTHsHvKo, ILL.,, Sept. l4.-T1e third day Of
the baseball tournament rcsultctl: First game,
Red Stockings, Of kcokuk, ia; A}erts, =. Game
called on the sixth Inning on account Of rain.
Tho second game between tho Red Stockings,
Of keokuk, and White Stockings, nt Monmouth,
resulted in favor Of the Rcd Stockings:
luaingt- ! 9 q 4 Il G 7 g q
Whites .............o q 90 d q . -
, 1876-09-15
HOUND AND IaODpEn.

dbEc7d1 1Hsbdsch 70 7h8 7}16HY8
Mc0Rauon, H., Sept. 14.-Mr. B,ott. =,
1larpcr's Ferry, while about To locl< lis eer,o,
lust night, was seized by three unknown nv.
bound, and robbed OF 5000. Nothing ia knnat,
yet as to tho whereabouts Of the parties, ''Ha
, 1876-09-15
1m0-TuE WORLDS CENTENNIAL


CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-In 20 years from
next JAu1ary will occur, according to The
Christian Calendar, tho centennial OF civilized
nations. Long as seems q quarter Of ccptu,1
in individual life, It il but brief period In M.
tional history, and to such old governments Is
England, Greece, md Germany, the year 1900 b
already near at hand. II tho celebration Of 4
Fnir In London or Paris, or IN Exposition In
Anc erica, requires five to ten ycars Of thought
and preparation, ia It any too soon to Agtlntc TIL
celebration, on grand scn1e, OF an epoch which
shall mark tho history and progress OF ali I'D
tious1 VIII the leading nations Of tho world BE-
40 much at peace when the year 1000 arriget
TINT they can units harmoniously and heartily
In celebrating each othcr's progress aud
achicyonehtsf And, tf-~so, how wifi the}
he most likely to celebrate that cventl Wi]
each nation celebrate, as now, upon its own soil,
Or Will aoinc cornlnon spot bc designated NJ ths
trysting,;p,aee Of natlonsl i the latter. whets
IN tho light OF tho next 20 years will that
place hc,-Europe, Asia, or Alnrrtca1, Doubt
less Europe will ontgote tho world, aud claim
tho site. but which Of her cities shau laya tha
honor, Paris, London. Berlin, or Komol Posi-.
bly, the nations may meet by representation On
some neutral grount1, some vast eanuus re-
moto from capitals and courts,-and there coz
Btruct Memorial City, each nation erecting In
meuso buildings for itself Of pertnancnt archE
tcctusal character, to bp used not only fur thu
grand display Of the year 1000, but for tls
worlds exhibition OF each succeeding decade.
M a. 4.
, 1876-09-15

IHoe. Il. nAktLT0x
It Is further charged On tho authority Of til.
present Boiler Inspector, John D. Murphy, tlat
I Ilaro ante-datcd many certificates In ofdcf ID
obtain, THO inspection fees. This is IN ,ngial.
fled fal6ehood I held the o1Ilcc OF Boiler ID,
weeks atter tho 18th 1ay OF June, tic ,lay On
which Murphy claims my torn nt office e1.
pircd, believing then md now tint Murphy was
not legally qualified to perform the tiutles ol
the Office until his bonds had been filed aud se.
ccpted by the Common Council at n furual
meeting, which circumstance did not occur until
about i month after the 18th Of June.
To tho general charge made ngatnHt mc That
olomne g. Lclcht and others, give an absolute
denial, and pronounce it utterly false. lii con-
cluaion, desire my friends mid the public TO
understand that the man Murphy above ALLUDED
to hax kept up m Intermittent attack upon ne
through, tho newspapers since the time OF ny
appointment to the office Of Boiler Inspector
Respectfully, Tros. II. HAMrLros.
, 1876-09-15
tursd 80 badly thnt lie taieA soon af,cr -.
Mcponoual' who did the kicking, aas b.soo Sohu


srRINorlELp, ILL.,, Sept. 1t.-The Gos1...-
to-day offered rcwar., Ut 5000 Tor TIM ,s.''s
and delivery into tic custody Ut tic sL,r,r
lroQuois County of une Dust Flcmrnfnr -. W
eloi md killed George r. Sleeper % On TX WI nho
ding night ut Gcnwood, fro1uois Coult,'T w. ~,
August. "s1t 4asI
, 1876-09-15
THE UBIQUITOUS YO11N3rpu

SALT LAKE. Utah, Sept. H.-A,,out os.t,.,
two T. Is,., msskea e,. men boarded The Utah ccutrl
Wclls q FaTgo's messenger, opened thee e'ssea ssssa
took $lhooo, and tnade their escapc, OmIs.e,,
are In pursuit.. oh'.efa
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-25
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES,

A Ill PROPERTY, REAL AND PER.
N soral Is now a>scSSablr for state and
county purposes, Property holders will con-
fer favor by calling at the Assessors ohce
and giving in their statements.
my5tf J.C. row ELL, County Assessor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-18

ges' or 70 nsnuate that the Attorney Generals threat
against nformers had any relation 70 the appearance
OF Everest but do know that the publication Of the
Attorney Generals letter in the Chicago Times, just
then, accompanied by the preface which have gwen
above was remarked upon here by journalists as
curious and dsagreeable coincidence; just as II is
noticed to-day another curious and disagreeable
coincidence that the man Roger Sherman sent to ST.
Louis by District Attorney Bliss, of New York, to
hunt up whiskey frauds, insisted upon the respite from
punishment OF one Bingham, and got the Attorney
Generals command to that effect; whereupon
Bingham surrenders a number OF letters to
tho defence in the Babcock trial. the
morning papers report say these things are
regarded here dsagreeabe condolences and that is
true. No just pretends TO draw differences from
them but there is profound belief here among men
who love justice and hate mystery that Congress ought
at once to demand all the facts, evidence and pro-
ceedngs secret and open, in these whskey fraud
vestigatons from their beginning the present time
and In all the government Offices and departments
CHARLES NORDHoFF
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morning, armed with fun power to bring the forger
back 70 the scene OF his felonies
During the Of the day the Secretary Of State
teegrapned TO the London authorities that duly an
pointed officer his way TO take possession or
their prisoner
ANTICIPATED CABINET AND DIPLOMATIC
CHANGES.
There IS reason to believe here that Attorney Gen.
eral Pierrepont will be offered the place OF General
Schenck as Minister to England, and that GovernoS
Morgan OF New York, may be the Of secre-
tary Bristow at early day, some say next week \
prominent Western Senator who served with General
Grant is the authority for this II is not known
whether Mr. Perrepont Will accept the English mis-
sion but it is believed that he will Speculation
also afoot here who will succeed Minister 0rth at
Vienna, should he come, as he promises. to run fO'
I Governor of Indiana
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SPAIN.

THE AIFoNsIsr ARMY GORDON AROUND THE
cARLIsT PosTTIoNs-THE REBELS PANIC
STRICKEN AND THINKING OF PEACE
HKSDAYH, Feb. IT. 1875.
The Alfonsists encircle the carss positions as fol-
lows:-
On the east the forces under Campos are concen-
trated between Ezondo and the valley OF the otzondo
In readiness for attack.
On the north Navazcues brigade Is at Irun waiting
for orders TO operate the direction Of Enderlaza
Another brigade Is concentrated between Renteria
and OYarzun, threatening Arechuleguy.
Southwark an army corps, which started from Pamp
Iona, Is advancing toward the mountains near Leza
In the west Moriones occupies important positions
near Tolosa