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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-11-04


SeyeronGmecky Lloyd Bremen Jest
nqjaastS5 spolecnosf paroplavebni Ne
mecku, ielikoz eta % velkych pomot-
skych, krasne zfizenych parnikG, ktere
stavai SO vzdy obItbeaej5tms, COZ vysvita
z toho, 20 mczi Evropou Amerikou
do konce roku 1874 po mich J4OO77
osob pfeplavilo. Parolod6 bremske vede
ny jsou &polehIjcy0es kapitany, jsou pod
flzcny CASTE a ddhladn6 prohtfdce drze
il sc ncjlepsim pofddtu.
Cestuliclm ma lodi dava Sc
ddstatek dobfc upravene stravy, kazdy
obslouzen Jest stejne pfjc6tivS, o polio-
d1i postarano jest co nejkp.
Kdo by ST pfal n6komu ze svych zna-
mych aneb pfibuznych pfeplav vyplatiti,
necht sc obrati ma n6ktereho nasich p.
t. zastupcd V Amcricc, II sice:
V CLEVELANDU ma p. M. Krejtiho,
1897 - 1899 Forest ul
V RACINE, ma p. Jos. Novotnyho.
V MILWAUKEE ma P. Oh. Toepfera
144 Clinton al.
V CHICAGO ma PIP. Novaka a Kas-
para, 479 Jizni Canal ul
VN. YORKU ma p. Brodskeho, 26
We C. A aneb G. Nikel.a $40 Broome al.
V ALLEGHENY, Pa, ma p. Jos.
Podaneho, 277-279 Ohio ul.
V CRETE, Neb. ma PIP, Jindra, Jelinek
spoil.
Kdo by ale povolaval "a sebou pfatele
neb zname, ktefi 81 pfeplavne sami platit
budou, raciz nam sd6liti iejich adresy;
my ie spravime vsem k ceste te potfeb-
"Vni " PoPIcJUun nam Sve uuvery, budou
vypravou zajiste spokojeni.
Dopisy ma mas budtez adresovany:
kareS & StOtzky,
Bahnhpfstr. 80
Bremen, Germany.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-11-04

y Vdbec Sc ida, jakoby byla rodina
tohoto mu5e jenom pro same nestesti ma =
rozena. Dcera jeho niz nedovolenem po
m6ru obcoval, zemfela bidn6 ma kupe mr.
Lumir.
, 1876-12-16

~ aoo" 1hat whe9ever tho Southern question:
,o"s' up IN tho House Upon ita merits II will:
70 alscossed tY tho Democrats III I ycrv
'eAtcu alf'! partisan manner. Tho dcbatn
~,'"y Showed this. The principal speak,
80 80 u" the Democratic side wcro Cor apjkt
1pt'eee- u Louisiana. The former showed
~. .e 'atenfe allbacrvicncy to hls party bF
I,o '1ost Unfair statement OF tho facts ronnc..t.
Gu with the lleturntue Board, stnc1,tarlv
enough, 10th speakers driftel back to the clct.
tohs of 1872 aud 1874; Instead OF disc,1..tnp tis
oie immediately In question. Mr.. Cox succeed
Gu 10 having read the volumtroua Palmef-Trum.
oall letter. This brdhght George uonr to his
1cct' who declared TINT the gentlemen Win
signed the letter ""~
- tooLo NOT HAVE KNOWN 1rt CONTENTS.
IL they d!d, Ns. iloar charged them
With willful perrcrsion Of tic stutc-
mcnts Of tho uoar-Whcc1er report Of
Tue last Congrcss Mr. Hoar, by referring
70 Tue Palmcr-Trumbull letter, coucluerely
aho"cd that tic former Ind been inecnIous1y
4no malfctouafy perverted for partisan ends.
among other things, the Trambull letter makes
,nc Hoaf Committee say TINT Kellogg WAS not
'a"1ai's elected Governor, which Hoar de-.
noanecs as deliberate peFvcrsion Of tic fact
-, ~ hSah foa'eF, who WIS a member Of one uf
uI sup-edfnmittccs OF the Ifoar Committee.
ana WHO Is The author OF tho Revolutionary
"a'e'nc 10 'naururate Tlllcn anyhow, lid mako
Z report that Kellogg was not The lcgnl (;ov.
ernor, hut that was not Hoar,a rcnnTt m Il
showed upon Its face. Neither wu, It
the report Of the Committee. It wa. s,mnty
thc statement of Ciarksou Potter md Tho fcv
members Of the Subcommittee that arrettl with
MN. ar. 1ioar, who YVES clloketl OF by the
Dtfn0cfatst promised II tn hnf +r,ra n .hnr- IT,,
, 1876-12-16
LOUISIANA.
AQNNJHpN'B COMMITTEE,

Nru, ~, . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ETh,' .f,.,,
f,a.rs,.,"ns, h9,,,In.,n, Tcn,r,,.t.s s -. 1sot
o,,aaso1 IT, sttttr1s fro,n t,o =. Thsr,.. H.,
- IN ,,.,, - H." Ch.mh-r ~ Cnn,n.rn Th,. :
a,,,onan Is -. 20. Ill "s,1a hv th. naas.,o Mo
s snan.".r. ~ ~ .-o.s."rnr, r,,1o.1or a.o".S ~
.a.n adyor,ao, n thc pcnuh,1cans tb.n ~ .s -.
no,a.a-s,. T. uaa al, ~ r.. .o,na chn~sa.e. ~
-'nr.ons ,.h, ,,,, obtained idformntton mi hsv..
.t.a,,',',od r., ,,.c n IN h,scLmoIl R-nrh,ra,,,
a,,S nro,trr ,us,tccs.f,l hu,l ,t.nraed nf !, ~,
~. na,...-.',.
, 1876-12-16
THE WEBER PIANO
TRIUMPH .NT-
FIGURES WON'T LIE!
Note the following reports Of the
Musical Instruments at the Cen-
Examine the awards carefully.
made between the two leading


.roy sYnpathetic. pure. md slch tnnr COMBINED
dsh 11ratest poxeT;, = shoTr u thG tt,rcG s!Yst.
jlkencs and soIIditJ tn their construction. pilant
nd tasy touch, which Al tho eefnc time ana~srs
sTsppt15 TO IT, requirements, together with excellence
4 fTotimanship."
The Steinway is commended as
Weber is commended for it's human
Of SOUL in the instrument, CON-
II there is still any doubt as to
The FIGURE" report Of tho Jurors.
TONE, QUALITY, EQUALITY, and
each being 6, and the lowest I.
WEBER.
Er1I[el.
1lristow. Kupka. Oliver. nlnycr.
fput. ...+tss.s.sssss...'
Equality. j.
Quality ......s..'''...
fQEth ...........'.... II
TotA..............:a ~ ~ 1906
ep. Of postlblc oJ.
, 1876-12-16

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
Great Republican Newspaper
DOLLAR WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
TIE BEST PAPER FOR THE
FARMER, MECHANIC,
BANKER, MERCHANT,
POLITICIAN, FAMILY.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1877.
i. r.. Dn$f


rltEslDESTtAt ELECTION.
mt country tas paHfct through fierce Psea-
dtnal cottcst, anll the result has bern left In
atnscrous md unsatisfactory shape, on account nj
hs unprecedented c10sencss Of tho c!ection tho
1nsJ disputes to tho votes Of certain states and
lhe failure Of tho Constitution to provide any
'iLunal to aolyc doubts or decide contested ponts.
GOV. HAYES Effected.
From the best light before it., T1.E TnlHuxE be-
Itres that Hayes as received 1856 Electoral votes
s;alnst 18t for Tlllcn and Is therefore entitled to
h fnaugurated President on tho 18th Of March,
lS77 The highest good Of the South, as we'll az
Of Tho North, would be best promoted by hlB occu
paneJ Of tho Executive Clatr.
DANGER or ANOTHER WAN.
But there arc grave npprehenslong that d rnf1ian.
u sayenoue crowd Of ce.Bcckcrs may resort to
hvicss and yio!cnt means to induct the defeated
t1adIdatc Into the n1cc Of Chief Magistrate, All
race.luying md law. abiding men. irrespective Of
MEy, must stnnd together In this crisis, and
eta,h out the tncend!ary dcmngoGucs who arc
threatening to light tho torch of intcrneclnc war,
which Honll bring ru[n and destruction upon the
country.
The coming year rEolnsrcs to he The most cvcnt.
fnland exciting Of any s1ncs tho War. TIE 1'uIn-
tsE will do everything in ita power to have tho
President peacefully and lawfully Inaugnratct, and
htestoro harmony md confidence In tho future.
Let Us never despair of the Republic.
nHtItu,rtA rEwsrArrR
WIn1c trur C,,o.nn 1.u,n,x1 ian 1,cnuh,,c,r
Newspaper, and contributed as m,cl, On any othcE
10 tue United Statca tu the 1cccss Of Its party It
hal8ays independent and fearless ln thu express
hfon Of Its yiews and nms to bu right rather than
paftltan; and while hutding party high 1t uda tho
country higher.
aeNE!tAl CuAnAc1En.
Tic general character of TIN C.,1r.sn Tr,uuxr
i.too wel cstablj.hcti 10 need rccauftu]atfon. In
IT, news depar II liz SECOND to M uuucr in lin
Cntcd Status. Thn Weakly E,]itio,, cnntnIua n
.,ttu]ly nrena,cd summary of thu ncwn of Tim
strk, brought down to tho hour Of going TO prcys.
Literary, political financial, social, md agrIcul.
i'm, tonic. v,,, c,r.tItto ~. h.r.t"f,rc ,n,d,n,.
features of Tho Weekly Edition. and no paiut Will
spated to Increase lts atrnct1ypncss In thcse do
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-21

The registration in Eureka reacheI
nearly l, 400.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-21

ANDY WRIGHT has returned from the
hunting camp where, in company with
Hank Phillips, w. A. Hawthorne and
Miles Wing. he has been spending SO
much time. Phillips has also returned,
Hawthorne stopping at the Lake. Miles
returned several days ago. Andy reports
"a deer, one cinnamon bear and hun
dred weight Of wild honey as the t,o-
phies Of the chase. The section of
country where this hunting was done is
somewhere Oh or near the Georgetown
trail, and not far from where the water
for the Georgetown and Placerviile
bitches is taken out. The venison thus
captured is sailed down for winter use.
OUR Empire friends mean to have
good strong delegation at the mass meet
ing tonight This illustrates Bishop
Berkley's words, Westward the course Of
Empire takes It's way.
OUn old friend Colonel Allen returned
TO Lis home in the Great East last mis- hit!
He vii, carry with him the good wishes
of many an cid timer Ia this end Of the
State.
The weather has cleared up again,
and the mornings are crisp, cool and
frosty-very delightful, healthy and
braciDg.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-21
rrLEGRA,H,c BREvGrlEs.

| San Francisco. Oct. 20.-The recent
| revision of the Great Register, which
| throws out some 4. COO names az voters.
! including many old and prominent cisi-
zens, is c..I*ing great deal OF in.eres'
ard comment. The Judiciary Commits
tee Of the Board of Supervisors yester-
day held a meeting in reference to the
matter. and decided upon plan 10 re-
commend to the Board, bus refused to
make their decision public.
Auno Meehan, alias Jennie NeilI. who
was shot by her paramonr rhos. ID. Neic,
on the 9Th instant, died Of her wounds
this morning. A charge of mu.der has
been entered against Neic. who has been
in Jail since the shooting, waiting the
result of her wounds
Three new cases of small! poA are re-
ported this morning. with two deaths.
New York. October GA tow boat
struck the wharf at the foot of Twen-
tie,h street, North river, yesterday
and caused pile of lumber sixty feet
high to fall on the work men. One OF
them WAS killed and others were in
jured so that they are non expected to
live.
Washington, October 20.-A special
says the presentation of the address Of
Ireland to America, through O'Con-
nor, Power and Parnell, members Of
Parliament, has been deferred. Power
snd Parnell have been informed that,
according to etiquette. the resolutions
hav0 to come through the British
Minister here and the State Depart
ment to the President.
Glenlock, Pa, October 2O.-Early
this morning the wife Of Ira Baker,
colored, who is doubtless insane, in
formed . gentleman that she had
killed her four children. The gentle
man Immediately went 10 the house
and found three children, aged re-
spectively two, four and six years,
in an almost lifeless condition, their |
heads being beaten to jelly with a
heavy club. The baby, aged two |
months, was covered up with heavy |
leather bed, the intention of the
mother being to smother it. The chill.
lren cannot possibly recover.
Boston, October 2O.-A large meet
Dg of Boston shipowners took action
@ day in regard to the excessive tom
,age rates at San Francisco. tits pro-
POSED to build two tugboats for use
It that point.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-21

Al the 1hea:er to- night, under the au-
spices o. the Republican County Central
Committee, will be held u meeting which
will he addressed by Hon. George c.
Gorham of California, Secretary OF the
Senate Of the United States. His speech.
which will be devoted to a discussion OF
the great political issues upon which the
existing Presidential contest is being
conducted, will be preceded by a briet
review Of certain questions affecting the
taxpayers and voters Of this State, and
certain pro;.c'ed measures likely 10 be-
bIoueh; before the next Legislature. 10y
Mr. Henry H. MiSbels. one Of the Re
publican nominees 10 Ofm-by comfy
for seat in the House Of Assembly
Mr.. Gorham is fresh from the great po-
iitical cer'crs, and has his mind stored
with facts aud arguments bearing upon
tho momenio1s questions of the hour:
and AS he is very ready, strong and
sai i,fac,ory speaker, We may anticipate
most entertaining and instructive
speech. Since the State Committee Of
California first arranged his programme
OF speeches. Mr.. Gorham has so far
amended the same Is to provide for the
brief visit be is making among his
friends here. aud we hope he may re-
ceive that full and hearty welcome at the
hands Of the Republicans of this city and
county that his loyalty to Republican
principles, his steadfastness in the cause,
aud his generous interest and parsicipa-
ton in behalf Of the party in this State
30 lastly en,itle him. The speaking is
advertised to be commenced at half pat
: O'Clock. Those having ladies under
their charge had better 60 early in order
to secure desirable seats.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-21

Notice to The public.-The San Fran
cisco Boot aud Shoe Manufacturing
Company, Of Sansome street, San Fran
cisco, having by the dull times been
overcrowdei with goods. which were all
made in their own factory, by white
labor only, are taking this method Of
sending their agent to Carson in order
to sell without reserve the entire stock,
consisting of children's, misses. ladies',
mems and boys Boots and Shoes. of all
descriptions. and at whatever prices
they will bring. guaranteeing that no
better goods were ever made or seen any
where. The sale will commence next
Monday. the pa inst. Next to Mr..
Ki,zmeyer's saddler shop. opposite
Wells, Fargo & Co. s Express Office.
The AGENT.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-21
,SGI-J.AR SWIMMING MATS

SINGULAR SWIMMING MATCH. - A
large concOurse OF people assembled at
the Welsh Harp, Hendon, on Satur-
day, to witness a swimming contest
between man and dog. The stake
was $50, and the owner, MIR. FADE,
backed his favorite dog against Harry
Parker, n well known London swim
mer. The distance to swim was half
mile, and the dog was allowed half
minute start. At few minutes to 6
the dog plunged into the lake, the
route being shown by its master, who
was rOwsd in advance for that pur-
pose. Taking a direct course, and
swimming at a rapid pace, the animal
managed to cover nearly fifty yards
in the half minute allowed, which
time having expired, Parker dived
into the water, and at once common
ced the side-stroke, making great ef-
forts on the journey, but without the
advantage, as the dog kept
steadily on, increasing its lead yard
by yard, being urged on by its master.
When half the distance had been COW
cred the dog was nearly leo yards
ahead, and although Parker strained
every nerve to catch his opponent, his
endeavors were quite useless, and, as
it appeared from the first, he was en-
tirely out of the race, the dog eventu-
ally winning by more than $50 yards.
London Standard
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-21
SHINING STOCK REPORT
n ~rnsng Ssoa rd

.thir :.,.~ -. 4,s st.. :Ss Sc ;, SOS ;27s. 3os
So. ~, 50. !, 81.
Mexican .ts .sa,,; is's ~; SNs rs, Sos
could and curry 5o> iis.., !sos rs, 2ies IL,
Itss Is bio
best AMI B.l-her lass $50. lo,~ ~.
California Is -. Us - ), SOS SIS
savage :Sts ~ !, los LIZ b5. siJs ak
con Virgins, :isss 81, : SIS 5IS.., 5o- COS
SIS, I2iOs 50
Hale ami NorcrosS s5k 81
.:bOllar :s,> -
Crown Point as,s le,.. Sos rs, bal, 7os I.''i
Yellow Jacket SOS "a !, Sis 2ra, ..sis 2s,..
Imperial :ass bs, .ols =. 1915. $Ja;c
kentuck as,> ]:
seieher Eos iss.. .,> Isl, bio
sierra Nevada hos l:;k Gs l2 bio
Bullion lslr< :s;i<
E.ehequer lIes ia; :s:s T.. .,,> %, 49,,
Justice .lNs :s,., aO- 2s34 tI0
succOr 100 l5c
LAZY Bryan lts< 6sc
Julia 3.uN Z, iess rs
Caledonia iais l0k, :s0s los
Union Con hals y. :. So l3'.. 2los 1876
seq Belcher los a.
baltimore 1O,< IN
silver Hill So ~.
Rock Island 3iSs IL
New York Con 5Os Ii
Phil Sheridan 80 3
Cosmopolitan Lee Xr
North Con Virginia 3e0s IA. 2te rs
Prospect ZN> =
Alta I0Os "a, .p,s 3
wOoiville Jls ~ bio
Lady Washington .ss -.
kGs&Eth l3Gs 81
Andes j0S - :, ass
Niagara ls50- lie
Ward 1Jr ias
Essnisg Repes'.
Meadow Valley jns =,
Raymond and Ely los 5,ii. Gs6
Eureka Con SIS lb
adams Hill Sis &c
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-21

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Lit.ls Charlie
Jones, son of Sheriff Jones. came near
meeting his death last evening. He came
over town on his pony, to do an GRAND,
and returning the pony became fright
ened by the noise and clatter of three
lanterns Charlie was carrying and ran
away with him, crossing the bridge at
break neck speed and ran like mad over
the bill beyond Hatch's, finally throw
ing the boy into q hinge pile of wood
alongside of Hatch's fence, opposite
kinkead's. His right arm was broken
at the wrist. his forehead was consieor-
ably bruised. and he received internal
injuries, causing him to yomit blood. He
is receiving the best of care and attend
ance, and we trust he will soon be skip
ping around as lively as usual. Charlie
is a promising youth, and bids fair to
make as good, if not better Sheriff
than his father.-l Reno Journal, Octo-
her 20.
The registration in Eureka reaches
I An0
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-21
NOTICE.

THERE WILL BE A STOCkHOLD-
i ers' Meeting OF the CARSON CITY aAv-
ING5 BANK, for the election 81 Trustees, d.
the Office OF the Bank, on
Thursday, November 8, 1876,
At O'clock p, II.
costa GEORGE z. Hull Cashier.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
TAKE NOTICE.

The Poor Mans Friensl...One Dol.
lar Saved II One Dollar Made.
Great Sale or Boots and Shoes for
fer u Short Time Only.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-21

AGAIN it affords US pleasure to remark
that the walls of the new Corbett block
are looming up. Looming is very ex-
pressive, harmonious and able-b bodied
word and means great deal when judi
ciously employed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-21

Highest and lowest thermometer for
Iass n hours, ending Oct. 90, 3r.x.:
Highe-: Thermometer. So degrees
Lowest thermometer. 5000 ). degrees
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-21

SULPHUR is one of the oldest ana best estab-
lished remedies for skin diseases known to the
profession. No suitable vehicle had been found
by which to apply it to skin diseases on the face
until GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP furnished that
deSideratuIn. Sold everywhere. Ocl1Wfs
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-21

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and re
stores the compilations; removes freckles tar
and saliowness: makes the skin soft, white and
delicate. Its application cannot be detected.
Iny2leod- Wfs-1y
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-21

LYONS kATHAIRoN makes beautiful, glossy,
luxurant hair; prevents it's falling out or turn
ing gray. 1t has stood the test of 40 years Is
charmingly perfumed, and has no rival.
lny21eod-w Wisely
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-21

HAGERMAN and Blennerhasset will
continue their Democratic hippoirome
at Virginia City this evening. Hager-
man will recite his short but moving
tale, and Blennerha asset will recline upon
the bosom, &c, etc.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-18
St. Patrick's Day.

New YORK, March IT.
St. Patricks day opened rainy, with a
heavy fall of snow and seet later, but
about 10 o'clock the storm ceased, a strong
wind blew, the sidewalks became dry, and
the weather in every way favored the sons
Of St. Patrick. The line of procession
was formed on second avenue, with the
right resting Of Twenty-third street.
Thirty-fve divisions of the ancient order
Hibernians were in line. These made in
numbers and general appearance an i'm
posing show. Then followed the ancient
order of Hibernians.of Queens county, the
Emerald beneficial association and long
list of total abstinence societies, succeeded
in turn by the Knights of st. Patrick and
st. Patrck's mutual alliance and benevo-
lent association.
One O'Clock was the hour appointed for
the beginning of the march and when a
gun was fired the military under command
of Col. James Cavanaugh led the line of
march. The route lies through First ave-
nue., Bowery and Center street to the city
hail park where the mayor is in waiting to
review the procession, and thence by way
of Broadway, Union square, Ninth avenue
and Madison avenue and Fourth avenue to
Union square where the societies will be
dismissed Cardinal McCloskey will re-
view the procession in Madison avenue,
from his house. The day is observed near
ly as general holiday by the Irish. Tele-
grams report the usual celebrations all over
the country, and no mention is made thus
far of any case of violence or disturbance.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-18
RUTLAND COUNTY COURT,
March Term.

Hon. HoYT II. WHEELER, Chief judge.
Hon. 9. S. RUMsEY, Assistant
Hon. JACOB EDeERToS,) Judges.
OFFICERS OF TIE COURT.
HENRY II. SMITH, Clerk.
MARTIN G.. EvERTs, States attorney.
WIN. M. FIELD, Sheriff.
THos. G. ROBBINS, Deputy clerk.
A. L. WOODWARD, Reporter tga r4
Friday, March 1.-THE jury came in
this morning with verdict for the plaintiff
in Knight VS.. Delaware aud Hudson canal
company, damages $3s.
The case of Stannnrd vs.. Stannard was
argued by j. b. Phelps and w. G.. Veazey
for the plaintiff, and by Aldace f. Walker
for the defence. The case was given to
the jury at II. AS a. M, and they. came in
ut p. m. with verdict for the plaintiffs,
damages S460.40.
AT the conclusion.of the foregoing anoth-
or case between the same parties was COM
menced and progressed to the confusion of
the opening argument the arguments will
be continued this morning at 8 a. IN.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-18
The Washington Safe Burglary.
WASHINGTON, March II.

WASHINGTON, March II.
A letter has been received in this city
from party prominently connected with
the previous investigation and trial of the
Harrington safe burglary conspiracy, stat
ing that the SO called confessions of Nettle-
ship, CUM and Harrington were butanoth-
er chapter in this conspiracy, and that the
three had talked the matter over, and all
told such improbable stories that no one
would believe them when they we're made
public. Instead of duplicating host OF
officials and ring masters, as has been
stated, these confessions implicate no one
of particular prominence. The judiciary
committee do not intend to be hoodwinked
by these confessions, which, while they
may be true as far as they go, Intentionally
conceal some of the most important facts,
and those which the committee are espec-
ally DESTROYS of bringing out. The letter
also states that the only man who could and
would tell the whole story--H. C. Whitley,
ex-cbief of the treasury secret service
has been run out of the country by men,
bers of the district ring, and is now en-
gagged in sheep aud cattle raising in Next
DO. Several other letters of similar i'm
port have been received in this city, and
the conclusion has been very generally ar.
rived at that another conspiracy has been
contrived to cover the old one.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-18
The Barlow-sanderson Mail Contract

WAsHrNeToN, March II.
The house committee on postoilces and
post roads to-day examined VIM. A. Dan
ferth of Chicago. lie testified that San
derson Of the firm of Bradley Barlow, San.
derson & Co., had Informed him that they
paid large sums of money to officials in the
postoflice department under Postmaster
General Cresswells administration, to Sc
cure valuable western mail contracts by
means of straw bidding devices. Sander
son and witness were intimate friends
Sanderson told him the firm were bed
heavily by the postoffice officials and that
they paid to one of them not less than 3d.
600 per quarter to another they had given
carriage pair of horses and to another
diamond pin worth $1,000, no names
were given by Sanderson in making these
assertions. Witness said he had one of the
books of the firm, which showed that they
set aside considerable proportion of their
receipts from mail contracts to devote to
such payments. Barlow lived in Vermont
and attended to paying out the money.