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Decorah-posten., 1876-11-16

"0u oil NOT fisnbs mig i9isn ?"ipuse Den 6remmeoe,
ufaaImooig oUsr YsterS siennemlfnsnoe 8lif.
"Ma", lparebe Yetcr, "eO pcb life Oct; f9 tror inarere,
ies pilcc i aOot otter mine eommsr O9 sa min Sei'.
Sen furfasis u~Niccnoe YsnOn ipntrs itrag at bile be.
spnbs Sicnotli9beocr men Veters Mo Ioruirreoe bHm.
"Susm sr Din Serrs Der ?"
Setter Npplepaitc laa fort neb, bcpaa op 9nfteu,
ina rnsot ON d9. iuotil bans Slit %lnnblebe peo Den Sppr'
ssnbes @nI9t.
Seq fan life inos bam. San ouY
"2or to Naole foricate i9 Oct.
"Sst piloe life bore umo9cn prro", luoreee Fb'llp'
"oet muatte ba pGre Siamonter - on funoe life bore
bsfienbt at 0jpre bet for minore".
aarIen, Der snenu irnsos meo Mnereb, lfeeee pilot
til Sunoen.
"en prests aistcr til at bloc Soils q@sse. SUOr.
me9et sr Den pero?"
"Smtreut iaa meaet lOm on. 8crcr on Den enSnu
tnonu Ell Sang laa -"
Sc to WenS iob I9e peb buancen, paste Woefar'
bere - ben Gne Iiosn % itrrf. Den Mneen lmeoi9, let %
bsbenbis.
SEQ pso iffe. bocm on or, cler bpab on CT. men Vt
peo ie9, of fommsr bu en- anoen Sang laaeon IarenNs
9icnnsm SGtfen. neen at lpsrae ON Con BERTH, lno llrn'
sr iea dig tilbn9e lamms @ei, on b~laaiieieSe Slpn8d'.
SrSet "SIpnss" p0fe iulbsits Maal Manoens
Raleri.
Sans 8ulbiosrauI9t itrsoe al Ssoc. % ioet ban
Ieitsoe Saanbsn, Hog ban pilot no mee Den.
Vt! Mr. Yopoer Blue - S@lsren bar bel ~9ienfienot
ham - bapos iorre9net i9,
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-16

6prlis. TSbrouhb. Siiflsi." be.
retter Sluf &anpif al MospiQcn,
Der for 3 a 4 Nar iiotu flcbie Gen
5arpeu, for lilberenbe Sobiet otter.
aat, fuloieileoc lornplig i Ell plno.
lsIie u~pitaaeube Storm pna Den ON.
trent | Wil breeze Sorpeniioro paa
Neiis iii Srlnnbst, bpOrlra ban %.
tsoc at ta9c mso 0~ompltibet Rams.
os til 5bronobiem. Yaa Sanoen
par Der lalt 3 Wennelfer, ncmlis
iorRosn Siaf &alplf bans 2 Srsn9s,
/ 9lsnsliepi9e % | Snsmanc. iom
ale omfom.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-16
"Spr 9jemmet",

lcm iuoebcleer ct afperiente ~ cmbOa'
aelia ~ucpallt sGleiicf, uotcmmer / 1876,
icm for, 2 @an9e mdaneelig, men
Sttapbefter Oh meo Smlla9. BriS
Scrltuo $500, Borte i%bere9net. 10.
aipereu betaler ielp Hertcen. Slubbcr
paa 6 fc~ruebetalte 6remplarer faa BET
Toe frit. Aoresle:
X. Sbreneien.
Drawer IA, Oeerrab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-16
Sucriae.
Straiict Surplaacri. 4

Straiict SDrplagcri. Eaa Saars
Den Salnie / Narbeben al @ibcrs
/ Slnlaub blep @adrpmanoen. ION
pio Hepe ~ misbaaolere I'm @tlt,
tipt At penne ii9r / anliltct ~
Oct / Den @rah, at ban maatte
brlnses paa Spaebuict, bppr ban
pspe. Ser tca $ciien fig lelp I'll
Rctte % 0ieuaialpte lin Susbcnrs
&aabeb oS Varbori.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-16

Tanaieliclifab. Giter SnobpteIie
ira YoIitimclttr arabp / 8riiiiOuS.
iuro tr oeiittos oarnst ct Seugltls
me0 oct 5ormaaI. Of tass iis
at StraFelotc, Der leslaoeS fra 81.
ltriflsi0neltt for al bspare nsm MOB
5iIbaDsiolo paa 6olbrprerbansn.
SsIifabet teller allerebe III Neo.
lemmtr.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-16
"Go Sbitre."

Sc 1 fcritc Ssfter al "SOr Sism.
met" for 1876. inbeboloenos: 60
Soitrt, SOrtaling ira eli norif Sielo=
bDao, ioruoen ID lterre Mrtlfler o9
36 8lanoin9er, ieubcs portofrit til
builfenlcmbcIlt Moresle Der / 9anoet
for 40 Gcnts. Morcsls:
&. Sbronolen,
~ Sr. IA. Secoroh. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-16

Stor Yoict. "ScnsberQs 8Iao"
ittipsr vi bar ibos bapt Nnleo.
ming til at f en- 8~olcnpoiet al 8
SommsrS 9Gn9be oe 4 6Ommers
Yrerbe / @isnneminit Den psisos
3 WGrfsr / 700 o9 bapbe 10 arm.
Iisnsnpe llrprrter, ian itors lom Ell
olmlnbeli9 Yofet. Timber Oct lammc
8rGs bapbe Der cnbploerc greet II
mlnore YotetCs.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-16
GiGr m Isoor iu~NchrGuStr u,

ajOr OF 6aar inoe5rauetc. Eaa
@%aarpen G9elanp paa Seien | yirfs
rem inbebranpte forlepen Dag ifel'
&C "Stapansercn" Is 8jer % 20
Saar. Sloen ilal, efter bpap Der
berctttS, itripe fs ira Ell Spbafs.
pibe, lem 6ieren bapbe efterlabt /
6irlet. Sapebrgningen eS 9aa'
u~tngsbuiet lpffebes bet AT reboe.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-16
GicuOOm5ialg. Slel0c Srammcns

VIcllOUllIHlnl9. NrI8e 0tnmfIcils
5loenNe sr %icrnDlis tpcube itore
StOasaoroe, SoIum9ooroene i Sal.
lln9onl. lolste. Den ene til >. Sau-
9ou n So. Gbrlitsuisn " So, %
Yropristrr Sne0b SIem for 10000
Spn. % Den onoen til ct Sntsres.
ieniifab NumeNal for 1900 Spn.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-16

Sicmunnorcoc. Sra Nmcrifa CT
/ Ssptsmber Wnonco unfommet nj
@ettbors bsnpeb 200 ipenlfe 10.
pnnnrere % / Den iorIrbnc Nel al
Naret omftins 1900 Y%crlOnsr.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-16

Sru iuruife Statsgialo op9lf 3Ote
SUM nonleom I'll 1863 ,4l2 Us aro
usr IL Gre, men Der tales liGrtt
ON, at Der enonu mao optaaes lipe
gaan. iptciel for at OpblUlpe Den
nlmlnocIi0e Snhultri
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-16

Norgcs Stibsiart paa Storbrit.
tanien % Stlano bar. bsrt9net otter
ben i~iliammsnIaste Otr9tigbso al
aisaaeoe % anfomne norlfs Sartclcr.
i Be 8 ietite Waaneper al inospG.
rsnbe Nar nb9iolt 2l04 5l4 Sons.
MOB 1,723 965 Sons / bet tlllpa.
renbe 3lnsrum ilor % 1862. 1873
Cons / 1874.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-16

SOntnrs. Gn al 0rammens lterre
S5orretuuse mTuo, &rGIaltbanoler Y.
SanobeI9. bar operleusrst ut no I'll
Sfliltrdtsn.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-16

Ut SOnlcri agteS cprettet | eler
Vlanen or at fcripne Drummer
meb frife e0l.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-16
Sra 2~No0erranoene.
Stprse.

Tru fortuna - gpffenS @uoinpe
- ilal efter ct tffert Sorlpoenoe
/ "ROrbre lronpbicms @mtstibeu'
De" bape tilimilet Ell RanD / Sc,
ranger, lem / biSls Gaoe gjsnnem
Sr. Sctn Human | aiebenbacn
bar puupet ell @epinlt | "Snbu,
itrtlottericl" paa 10000 Nroner.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-16

SDosialO. SoaneprGlt til aorIsc
i 3romse Yroplti Wldael Sflel.
osrup 8obro CT omfOmmct IN.
Der en 5orretniussreile, loet zen
Baab. bpori ban beianot liB. fnlo.
leilcos. Gen Nibeoe bar iebt / 1913,
blep tbeolosilt &anoioot i 1871 %
b%sforbrsoes for 2 Nar iloeu I'll
&arlsc % &el9e So9ustalo.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-16

0anoclsilaaocm. Sra Stlbsorri.
iet paa Stabbeitab peo 2ra9ere glf
osn 10oe I W ct ca. 800 y0ittr
fort Sflbslfro9 paa &dncet % ft
Rauuet Snabet. Stibet lfal ri98cs
til Barf, % tilbersr et Neosri, be.
ituacnpe af Sling ellington, &apt.
Snsooloien meo SSlsre.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-16

ga it9 bar %crfaret, at or. &arr0
Willer, Der tibti9ere bar parst anlat
bps Z. Earrcn Il &C., men lcm nu CT
Agent for ct Steubuaaeri / pauhua,
fore9iper at we're ANeut fer mia, laa
vii ies btrpeo beilenetssre, at bette
lille r Silfalott, % at ban life CT
min Slsuelts. y. Is. 9au9en.
Decorah-posten., 1876-11-16
(NS. 4. @arren & SOS 6fterfslser.)
Water Street, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Nctcr 0jcmS, reilcnoe N9ent.

ga leg c9laa BAR enaaseret ncrite
StenbuMere, fan Sanesmano pare 1T.
fer paa at faa ncrife 9n%iiripticner
rigtia paalatte.
alie mine 5nefisb aisres for Rem:
tant, ~ ieN or cericr iitano til at iGls
&c @rapitcne bllli9ere emo nplen Aneen.
Srercs pr. Ben erpeoeres prcmpt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-19

A MURDKRoUs LovER.-Yesterday after
noon young German named George Luck
hausen attempted to take the life Of Augusta
echneider. aged seventesn. Of No. % Seigel
street, Williamsburg, n. Y, 70 whom he had
been paying.h his attentions. She refused to
accompany him 20 Q party to which he I'm
vited her, and believing her affections were
alienated from him he accused her OF being
false to him, and swallowing the vitrtol
volver at her. but she stepped quickly aside
and the ball passed through her hand.
Thinking he had shot her, Luckhausen
placed the weapon TO his own head and nred.
Phyf'cians were summoned, and he was re-
moved 10 the hospital in an unconscious
condition. II Is thought he cannot recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-19

/ ~. y A
When the celebrated team o. American
small bore shots fresh frOH tue victory over
tneir Irish rivals 81 Doilyu Blat. Nisitot
Wimbledon last year great regret was ex-
pressed that circumstances rendered 10 i'm
possible for them 70 shoot a mach there
against representative Brl.lsa team. Toe
megnincent shooting OF the A 10 orleans. both
10 the match IN Ireland a0d Also In The indi-
yidusl competitions AZ Wimbledon. showed
tnem 70 De ~foenen worthy OF the steel" OF
The PICK OF Britains great sho.s- At ths
Col Gildersleeve, on me part 90 the Amer
leans, ssit he bad been instructed by me
president OF the American Rifle Association
10 consult with the leading riiemen OF this
country with q view % a grand infrrnaf,onsi
match a. Philadelphia in the autumn OF Isis
The fruit OF this was formal challenge nom
tne National Rine Assassination OF America
70 The National Rine Association OF Eng
land, which was In due form accep led by the
latter, Sir Henry Halford being Aaoolntei
captain OF the British team, WITH Major
Drake, X T., known At Wimoledoa cor many
years a. Captain Drake. - his aitutani
ihe captain 10 now addressing q lef; er 70 the
leading small bore shots OF Bdtain,in which
lea team OF eight, with four waiting men.
These twelve will be selected by two co n
Peutions, one IN the spring and me other
shortly AFTER The Wimbledon meeting. Each
competition will last two DAYS aud viii con
sist OF nfteen shots each day NJ SEQ 900 ana
Leo yards, the rides, position, &C. being as
IN The any 1ine' competitions az Wlmble-
any previous practice on the range selected
within two clear days OF the competition
Al The conclusion OF The finsl cotnpetitio0
the twelve VIII he selected in toe following
manner: The three best total scores out OF
the four Will be taken as the aggregates of
each competition, and the sixteen Competitors
having the highest aggregates viii then Sc
lect Tie two inst members OF the team.
These two will then select a third. tue three
fourth, and 30 On until the twelve are COM
plete. The captain ufnot I'm the siNteen) and
the adJutant will be "a 0'iei0 members OF each
OF these committees of selection. After the
selection the twelve men must be prepared
10 shoot together for two days FOR accurate
comparison and register OF rifles. &C. They
must also bind themselves 90 proceed %
America at the time and Ina the vessel Sc
lected by the captain OF the team, and con .
form 10 all regulations laid down by him,
correcting, IN the event Of not doing so, all
right 10 shoot in the team. They must also
defray theif own expenses throughout, and
must not make any engagement In A merica
for business or pleasure without the consent
OF the captain until after the match has been
fred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-19

A LIVELY SIDEwALK.-Not the least curl
Gus of the strange things at the Centennial
exhibition will be section of the American
invention known as the "travelling side
walk, !" whose claim Is the solution of the
problem of rapid transit in cities. II is an
endless railway train, and the section to be
exhibited will be q half q mile In length.
operated by stationary engines, and will run
al speed OF from fifteen to twenty miles an
hour. It is claimed that the appliances OF
the cars Will be OF such nature as to enable
passengers to get on or or without Stacking
the speed Of the train. A. the close of the
exhibition the inventor will transport the
road and exhibit IL In other large cities, with
q view OF supplanting the present system of
trayel.-l Phiid. Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-19
1The Kansas legislature mas chosen n
colored chaplain.

1The Kansas legislature mas chosen n
colored chaplain.
~Gen. Jovellar and his newly appointed
bishop have arrived In Havana.
0An Indianapolis monkey swallowed q
box ofpills, and died.
sIsalvini has married Kitty Sharpe, m
English girl.
0It is said that not a single member OF
the Minnesota legislature was born In that
state.
HThe Congregafionlist says that the
scramble for the chaplafncy Of the AakBar
chusetts legislature Is disgraceful.
NOne In every iorty Of the population or
Durham county, England, has been convict
ed OF Drunkenness within year.
0Tbe recently renewed volcanic activi-
ties OF Mount Vesuvius have produced q new
crater.
~One thousand golfers In North wales
have struck against q reduction OF their
wages.
sI"A Reading, Pa, girl has kuitted q pair
Of stockings from her own hair E1chdnOs.
Isn't that pretty thin yarn I'm y. Heuld
1The republican state committee ofvIr-
ginia has selected Lynchburg for the meet
Ing Of the state convention ON the i2th o.
April.
~The strikes among the Lynn sfpos-
makers are ended, and the men were al 90
work yesterday, having secured NON she
manufactures The terms they demanded.
ga suit has been instituted against ne
New York Central and Hudson River rsll-
road 70 recover ei44 GO owing % the Uni10d
States under the internal revenue act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-19

FORT SMoU n. III, Jan. l1.-The L. -.
steamer Marion, which was 10 sail at four
o click this p. m. for Norfolk, dragged the
buoy TO which she was mOoTed early this
morning, and went ashore on Pumpkin Is
land, opposite the navy yard, where she lies
fast, al efforts TO remove her having proved
Gnavailing. Her stern lies out OF tie water
with the tide fast falling, and 10 is feared her
stern post is started. The steamer I'm sral1
has been at work trying TO pull her OF. but
Was Obliged TO retire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-19

PROCEED NGs OF THE MARYLAND LEGTs-
LATCRE.-ln the senate yesterday. on con-
sideration OF resolutions providing for a
joint committee 10 inquire into alleged
abuses OF trust by sundry state officials A
lengthy substitute was offered by Senator
Walsh, calling for rigid and more detailed
inquiry into the allegations. Considerable
debate was ELECTED, much OF it being of an
acrimOnious nature between Senators Dem
nis ard Baunon, both democrats In the
house OF delegates the order was laid on the
table reciling that rotation ia OH sc Il essen
tai 10 liberty, and that no person should
mold NJ the same time more Than one OF se
OF pront or trust. An order was adopted
That no order by which money can be drawn
nom the treasury shall be legal unless laid
over one day, printed or the Journal, aud
passed By yeas and nays. An order was Of
Tered 10 institute investigation of alleged
abuses In the acjutant generals Office. The
judiciary committee was directed 70 report
an amendment 10 the constitution OF Mary
land 10 make IL conform 10 hat provision OF
the constitution OF the United States which
guarantees elective franchise 10 an citizens
without regard 10 race 10 previous condI-
ton. On consideration OF the order of the
day, relative 10 alleged abuse OF trust by the
state treasurer, substitute was adopted
authorizing the Investigation % include an
charges made against treasury officers by
the republican press OF the state. IL was
agreet by both houses 10 appoint a Joint
Coi0.nlttee on the centennial A series of
resolutions were submitted In assertion OF a
belief by the legislature that the time has
arrived when the Inite1 States government
should adopt measures 10 mitigate aa short
en- the deSOlating war IA CuhB.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-19
ON tbe II A a. Railroad

CINCINNATI, Jan. l9.-The mail train,
bound south on the Il. & o. railroad, ran In
TO the rear end OF a freight train near Lex
ington, Ohio, yesterday. Engineer Hogg
mad hls shoulder dislocated, and lady pas
senger was slightly injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-19

BALIInoRK, Jan. 9.-yirginis s., peelers. Is
consolidated, os West tireinias sS North Carolins
Sugar steady and firm-l01 sal01<.
BALTIMORE, Jan. - Cotton quiet-middlinR
u ALA. Flour quiet, steady, and unchanged
Wheat active and hrm-No. western red, sal $
Pennsylyan red, l.S5al 40: Maryland red. pa
l;sO; do. amber, l-52al IS: do. white, l.SOal IS
Corn-southern quiet and steady; western lower
southern white, new, 52ss9 do. yellow, new, Gs6l
western mixed. new, GA spot, 6l& January, ON
bio February Oats scarce and firm, unchanged
Bye dull ard nominal. Hay dull and unchaased i.
Provisions quiet but firm, unchanged. Pork, new.
y OCa2s 90. Lard UNCHANGED. Butter dull and
heavy except Tor extras. which are and 6rn-
wettern extras, s4ae5; frsts, 2742l. Petroleum
strong -eruce, Sass; refined. l3zSaA. Coffee hrmiy
Whisky dull, INK.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10 = Stocks active and pct
r. MONEYS. Gold, la Exchange, long, ass:
short. 489. Governments dull and steady.
NEW YORK, Jan. H.-Flour dun and dropping
W heat quiet and he v. Corn dull and declining.
LoNroN, Jan. 10. RD p. m.-The rate for money
.ne stoGk on n secnrities u
New York Central, IS; Eris, preferred, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-19

No Ice CROP SO FAR.--The present pro
longation Of last summer is very discourag-
irg in the regions along the Hudson river
where ice is wont TO be harvested annually
in January. The secretary of the Knicker-
booker Ice company says that the company
has not gathered pound yet, as the ice In
the upper Hudson has not been OF sufficient
thickness, the thickest being but nine inches,
and that dirty. Ten to twenty thousand
men are in readiness TO gather as soon as the
ice is ready, and, meanwhile, many Of them
are suffering from lack of work. The COM
pany stores rearly a million tons of ice each
tons each, and the usual time for filling these
houses is from the last Of December to early
in February. The crop last year was unusu-
ally large, and there still remains In store
quantity of ice, but the prospect this season
Is OF dearth Of ice, with high prices next
summer,-N. Y World 18Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-19
A Murderess Threatened.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 19.-Yesterday a mob OF
20G men assembled in the vicinity Of the res
ideDce OF Richardson, who was murdered by
his wife in Massillon, Onio. Sunday last,
and fearing they would harm Ms. Richard
son, the chief OF police removed her 20 Can
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-19
A Victim OF Htxhwavmeu.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Mr. John johnson, a
boat builder, who stated that he was attacked
by two highwaymen and shot near his resi-
dence in Brooklyn on the morning of the
third of January, died this a. IN. from the ef-
fects OF his wound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-19

A BROOKLYN GAS CONSUMER has made
trouble. He is one of those men who are al
ways making trouble by going around and
interfering with his own business. He got
an injunction TO prevent the Brooklyn Gas
Company from removing the gas meter in
his house, which he thought registered
falsely, and test revealed the fact that ii
had been set TO run about six per cent. too
fast. And so the company refunded the
money. All the other thousands who pa
tronize that gas company will now probably
call at the office and get six per cent. of their
payments for the last year refunded. From
all parts OF the country come loud complaints
OF gas extortion. The price of gas has not
been reduced TO correspond with the reduc-
ton which has been compelled in other
things. There is no competition, and the
rich and exclusive corporations that supply
light are enabled to extort whatever price
theys choose TO ask. Thousands are return
ing to kerosene because gas Is twice as high
as II ought 10 be. All this goes TO show that
gas ought, like water, To be furnished by the
city. All necessities ought TO be furnished
by the municipalities, IL they are ia
general use, and the conditions of their pro-
ductlon are such as TO prevent rivalry
London is shamefully oppressed and pluud-
ereo because her water supply is In the hands
OF private corpora ton. The hi CHEST prin-
eiple OF great corporation like that is al
ways TO make all they can.-IN. Y. GrdpStlc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-19
Fire..

NEW YORK, Jan. ia fire this morning
at Canarsie, Long Island, destroyed a large
mum Der OF passenger cars, three engines and
the Bay View hotel. Total loss $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-19
Pigeon Sboestur Match

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ia pigeon mattel
for sweepstakes OF $50 each, came OFF ia thi,
city yesterday. A. II. Bogardus, Mile.
Johnson ana w. Carson scored IS. Charles
Loyatt, Frank SluntZ and John Lovatt, 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-19

~ Robert e. w. Sayers, senior partner of
Sayers, Shaw 4 Co, commission merchants,
are disposed to believe he has committed
suicide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-19

n6It was rare fun at Salinas City, Cal, on
New Years day to see the engineer OF the
IRE department hoist with his own bye law.
for the fining Of any person who should ring
the 1re- bell needlessly, and was himself It's
nEst victim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-19
kilograms to The Star
A WASHINGTON NAIL ROBBED.
U. s. STEAMER ASHORE.
A RascAIlY Ex-STATE TREASURER
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS TO-DAY.
A WASHINGTON MAIL ROBBED.
Letters for Philadelphia Rined.

ItIFftI'U IIINIItIICF 70 4 ~ N-tU.
BALTIMORE, Jan. l9.-The mail ia out q
Washington last night for Philadelphia was
found with two men in KarI's woods, having
been cut open and robbed. They were ar
res ted, but one of them made his escape. The
other, John f.. Spence, is held for a hearing
IL rs supposed they were after the registered
pouch. Most of the mail was opened. NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-19
Sufctde of a RroLer
The Marken.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Leopold Newman a
broker who shot himself on Sunday at his
residence in Brooklyn, died this a. M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-19

A NEW CHARGE AGAINST TILroN.-The
late committee on the part of Massachusetts
who accompanied the remains OF Vice Presi-
dent Wilson to Boston publish letter to
Theodore Tilfon denying the alleged state
ment by the latter In recent lecture, viz:
sin the funeral car conveying the body was
an assortment of liquors, and. shame to Mas
sachusetts, there were men there who guz-
zlad them -
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The AMOUNT of national bank notes re-
ceived at the Treasury to day for redemption
aggregated S62s eco.
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SECRETARY BELKNAP returned to the city
this morning, and was at the War depart
ment tC Gay,
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NoMINATIoNs.-T The President sent the
following domination to the Senate to-day:
VIM. ID. Boyd, to be postmaster at Houlto1,
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a BRIBE-TAKER CoNvIcTED.-In 81.
Louis, the case OF Arthur Gunther, ex- United
States revenue agent, indicted for obtaining
from +. w. Schroeder, cigar manufacturer,
prosecution which was pending against
schroeder in 1873 for violation OF the revenue
laws was taken up In the United States cir
cult court yesterday. The jury found Gud-
ther guilty, and the court reserved sentence
until all the cases OF the kind now pending
are disposed of.
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MEXICAN ADvICKs report the arrival OF
the United States minister at the capital.
The absence Of Pornori Diaz is a matter of
surprise, and leads to the suspicion that he
Is connected with Cortina and means mis-
chief An early resumption of diplomatic
Intercourse with France Is anticipated.
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LONDON, Jan. Y.-Samnel kadfOrd a Son,
extensive grain merchant Is OF Liverpool, nave
suspended. Their Liabilities, though heavy.
Will be exceeded by the assets.
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~At Chicago yesterday Henry Davis,
whe killed Charles ID. Whyland last Than Ks
giving day, pleaded guilty Of manslaughter
and was sentenced 10 twenty one Year, Inn
prikonment.
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THE WHISKY FRAUDS IN INDIANA.-In
Indianapolis the case of Hiram Brownlee,
which was postponed Friday evening, was
resumed yesterday in the United States
Baker testified TO being connected with the
internal revenue at Washington, and pro-
duced certain reports from files in that de-
partment, which will be put in evidence
later In the trial. Harry Veatch testified
that Erowniee never visited distilleries ex-
cepf i'm cnun MANY with his father