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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-18

The money has given out and
Zach, Chandler is desponent. Bris.
tow is to blame for it all. Ir
smashing the whisky ring he cut
off the source OF supplies from
which Grant obtained the means OF
securing bis election, and thus de-
feated Hayes in advance. Much
money has been squandered in In
diana on the assurance of Kilpat-
rick and Hayes that the Indepen-
dent vote could be bought up, and
the excessive blackmail levied upon
the department clerks to make up
for the absence Ct whisky ring con-
tributions has already exhausted
the capacity Of that source. More-
over, the business aud moneyod in
terests, seeing that salvation can
come only through a united coun-
try aud peace, industry and good
at the South, are not
willing to contribute TO the expen-
SEES OF the new war of Blaine and
Hence the money al
-es,dy spent ia Vermont, Maine,
Colorado, Indiana and Ohio has
Exhausted the corruption fund of
he Hayes managers without means
4 repIenisbment. With che money
oes thcn last chance of success.
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,,uoF THE NNFRrcAe ALLIANCE.

IsoIeranly swear that will not vote for
?nv rorsou or any persons for any, oihcihl
post.,n in this country, under the laws
tErrpof, who are not Amcric1n-bOrn citi,
las, ..ad that Iwiil not betrav any OF the
sccrc' sNf 'Ns order, or give the name of
any =, son belonging TO the same, without
his consent.
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West Virginia.

The interest in the recent cleo
tons in Ohio and Indiana has been
so absorbing that the public gener-
ally have overlooked the contest in
West Virginia and its Importance
as bearing upon the Presidential
election. In some respects u Q
State named is the one from which
the probabilitiesin the coming cleo
ton can be best forecasted. In a
large measure that election was free
from the influence by which the
Republicans hoped to carry Ohio
and Indiana. 1t is true that two
or three weeks ago, observing that
the Democrats in the State were
apparently supine and indifferent,
lack Chandler sent some outside
assistance to the West Virginia
and infused some life
into the Republican canvass there,
10 the hope especially of carrying
The Legislature aud thus securing
Two United State Senators. But
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Ar rH1LkngiRWA July A.:

At PHILAnELPTUA JULY 4:
The conference recommend all
a mericnn-porn citiHcris, without distinction
of party. ~ tn ensuing national election Ia
cast their votes ir 'itvor b! American prin.
ciplcs us their only safety for the future wei
f'r- Of Els CONSTR.
ThAt the nomination Of Rutherford -.
II res. Of Ohio, FOR Pro i1Cnt of the United
rtttcs. and William 4. Wheeler, of Sew
YORK, for Y President be and the s0mo are
hereby indorsed by the American Alliance
conference ana we earnestly advise al who
ave IN favor ct American principles, rs adj
NUCttCl and set forth In these resolutions,
81 give thc-" nominations an igctiVc and de-
ternincd support
From a letter of the Republican candidate
Tor Pre- siacnt 70 samuel !. Tyler, Secretary
of the a uIerican alliance, July ), ls5G:
81 have just reccircd your letter informing
me OF my Election ~ y member OF your ed.
nhIT,bie alliance. Return my thanks 10 the
flliHnce, rs ! deeply syrnDnihi1c with IL
principles remain your fcliow-eit ize".:
ar. y. Hayes"
gentleman writes NJ follows TO the 70.
chester Union:
saw in The Union Of yesterday state.
mcnt 20 the effect that iIdycs was n know
nothing during the time oi the native Amer.
lean party. II Is correct, and one that should
he considered by every natErgiiZed citizen
and voter In the United Stntes. 7 lived in
Cincinnati over twenty years. and until re-,
Gently removed to Rochester resided there
within q st0pcs throw 90 the Office Of Rich
ard VI. COrwinc, into whose ONCE Hayes
went ns uartncr when n young lawyer. Both
were rampant knOw-nothings, and = more
iliibcval. nruScriptive man than Hayes was
not In the order. He was violent in tongue,
anl iuStiglted others more brutal than him
setf and more courage to acts of violence
toward foreigners which nt that time dis.
graced Cincinnati. lie was not only an al.
Nnpaft Of fWpnfN-nnn NgUF-f silrneH for Ill
Foreigners Def le blowing them TO become
citizens or vote. but he was in favor of such
proscrptiN inoasures az would w effect pre-.
vent immigr lts from the old world from
coming IN this Couufry. The naturaliZed
citizen could not have . greater enemy I'm
the presidential chair thun Rutherford y.
Hays ord 40 nuuraIizcd citizen should
vote sSr him. .
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hayes n knOw-nO;hing.

froIn the declaration OF principles of the
Americas alliance:
l. AN amendment TO tho naturalization
laws limiting suffrage 70 persons born IN TINS
country or Of American parents"
9 "Ihe election of American born citi.
gems only 10 Ct.cini positions In mis- coun
try"
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state Ticket

For Governor, -
of Saginaw.
For Lieutenant Governor.
I. JULIUS HOUSEMAN,
-"A " Kent.
Tof Secretary of State,
GEORGE II. HOUSE,
Of Ingham.
For State Treasurer,
JOHN G. PAREHCRsT,
vi Branch.
For .Aaditor-General,
FREDERICK NJ, HOLLOWAY
of Hilsdsle.
For Commissioner of The State Land Office,
CHAUNCY ". GREENE,
1913 sf Oakland.
Fur Attorpey-GeneraL
of Manistee.
For Superintendent Of Public instruction,
r ZELOTES TRUEsnEL,
of Washtcnaw.
FOR Member OF the State Board of Education.
s.f. CHARLES l. WALKER.
of WAYNE.
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Congressional.
Tor rysaaepL

Tor Representative in Congress Eighth District.
FRED II. POTTER,
OF Saginaw.
, 1876-02-07
IOWA.
IicuSy.

DEs MONIES, Fob. Sat tho evening seahlon
OF the House llHt evening, the bill WAS pAaeed
to reorRkni2o the management 0! the Anamosa
popiseutisry, by abolsh.u8 tho Commissioners,
tho Warden 10 manage It In connection with. tho
Executive Council.
In tho I1ouse to-day bills we're passad to second
sssding 10 exclude, ns tho saquoat OF tho defeal-
ant, all persons frou the courtroom during the
preliminary examination; providing for the con-
huoMont of lpaAno conyictB In tho State Luuato
ASYLUM; providing for building oulvertg and
bridKea In road districts giving tho Iteaidepk OF
= sehool board 1udicin, powers 10 Investigate
ifreRuiarttiuk in scAool dstslota providing for
1uEy wleEa she ble1in or officer OF thB court 10
projudiced sYaIust tho defendant crestlpg q
htsso Uoard Of Examiners ot Teachers for
etsta certificates; providing that ab-
stsacts or caaes appealed to the Supreme
Court may bo amended before being finally sub
ul'sted ~ tue Court; TO ze1uLra all county oti.
cara to report seceipts aud expenditures 10 lie
Board Of 6upasylno1s, to require officers attach.
be tsken to Ala notice Of levy With lilo CIprx u1
ttu District Court; providing for the publica.
t.ou OF tho general lars III Two newbuapcrp In
each county. at ous leYR! rate to change lilo
number of School plIcciots iu Independent dl4-
trista from stx 10 tlye; to x tho feeH OF fconsss-
tieB tlAt no lecolt Of = cuurt shall be altered
OF impaired except by order OF tito Court.
The bill 10 pay the cost Of tho btate Reform
FcLuoi passed; also, a bill to prohibit Rohd Gu-
tstvisors ffon, cutting dowu trees In highways
or timber llou! lnolo4ad laudH. without the con-
Bent Ut tbs owners, for Eoza pusposss; also sev.
eEal private bills.
, 1876-02-07
ELSEW HERE.
mrafdHdh1fYIX

eptefds n&patch 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
pEoR1A. ILL.,, Fob. 0.-Dishop McLaren preached
It 81. Panl's Church to-day aud confirmed
Inotve candidates.. Thls oyontnR ho <lsted ST.
1ohn'a Church and confirmed fonrsocn pessons
making twenty-slx In ali. At both churches full
tsryicos appropriate to tho B|shop'n vtaft "oSe
held, and largo congregations wore present.
nEoEuR, Ia.
Ertesa' Dspateh to zhs Chicago 7ffouns.
KEoKuk. IT,, Feb. G.-Vsry satisfactory and
encouraging progress 10 being made In tho re-
vival-uork hero. notwithstanding 1t has boon
going or, for tho past hso weeks, thoro has boon
no falling oil either In attendance or intcrcst.
On Tie contrary, both hare baen 80 we'll rnasn-
tstnel that It llaa been determined to continue
Tho meetings another mock. A prayet-tneetinK
Ia conducted every morning from to 10 o'clock.
In tho evening union nerViceA hre bold In
the lnrgest church In tho city, and n downtown
meeting Is hold In vacant storo:room on Main
street for those who cannot be induced to go to
tho Church. At the conclusion Of thene moot
tnca an tnaufry-moptiug Ia held nhero those who
have become aroused upou the subleot Of re-
l,gion aro pertonaily instructed by large corps
of ministers and laYtnen esaigooa to TINT duty.
Tils gatherings thiB evening MORO among tho
krEost that hRye yct boon hold.
, 1876-02-07

he& *NA,3 4lH1lSteFs = w. ~
About eight years ni!lce hlt. Potter Myers, ono
OF tho earliest sottora Of Folk County, an1 for =
long trno prominent 10 Dcs 1Ioinsa, LEFT hose
and removed to Carthage. jasper County. wharo
ho engaged III banking. From time to titno Io-
porta chnlo from the.o that no was proapertng Ia
busiuose. III addition to hB bank ho was tho
Inputod ownor OF BONO valuable load mtnea In
tho vicinity Of Carthage.
IIis last visit to Dca Molnes was tnadc four or
nye days since, when he had recorded tlaed
conveying to hta vito son.e property on Chest
nut sttcns In this city. Tho decd wsu dated Jun.
23. 8no8 tlen he r1matnc1 in DeeMoiuoa until
Wednesday evening, when ho departed. but to
Hlat place deponeut satth not. Hut bu departed
pono too soon, fur bosofe 10 had gone there mr.
rived horo tho SLcsi1 OF JaHper County. Mo-.
with warrant Of arrest for hun. Tho HLoEiH
giyee tho following items Of accusation
MF. Aye1s, AZ before stated. sas banker at
something ogor 100000 on deposit. Ono mosu-
iuK Alr. Myers went to the bank. took thero-
from that amount Of money. leaving in tho aafo
ouly SbU0 fur tho Caahier'a uss, and Loft Tor
written 10 tho Cashier that he would e.
turn At m appointed time. put always failed
10 appear. Finally aotne OF tho deposit0rs
hccamb suspicious, and wore olamorous for
hla satusu. An investigation WAC mhde. aud tae
fact that sfJers bad taken sway such largo
amount aud had lett 10 list!o MAS mado public,
TLeu httachmon.s were laid on all tha property
in reach. Two hundred cEeditorB commenced
RuIts. 4 warrant was sworn out, and, u aoon
~ Myers whereabouts could DO discovered, \
requsitiun fo1 him was obtained from tho 0oy-
esnior Of Missouri A,d duly honoted by Cor.
Kirkwood. bhesin uendtlckson came to Dos
Moines. but waa uuabo to lind him. Then tho
city poiIoe were taken ln.o confidence They
continued The search aud FUND whero bs had
boarded bur did not fIna thelt man. Ufs trunk
and clothing were shero: and ~ unpaid board
bull, but not Myefn. After fou days search
Tho sherln reooiyod telegram from OttunHa =
stating that . man anaMering to the description
Of lhe wtsied-for banker had haon arrested as
that place. This wus speedily followed by
a,.oshor dispatch. ANNOUNCING that The man
arrested "ss not Myors. and had hoen Released
This appeared 4ttls peculiar slucs Mr. Myers
IL 40 siaNu!ary detosulsd that mistake in iden-
tlty could scarcely bo made, ani by ule earliaAk
train lass evening tile officer started for Ostum-
wa.
III. Myers vns formerly penslon Agont In
this ctT, aud was t4o llrnt 10 hold that 0lioo In
Des AoiueH., At ono tims 10 had considerable
property in ths county. but has probably dis
LsYpg bosn mads to h.a Eifs last month.
, 1876-02-07

ducod Tia Ilsv Mss. Sophia Olbb. she 70 q =
rather proposntasing lady, OF pc1hsps 15 or -
yoars Of age, mill, regularly cut features, o1o"n
lalr. and rather bright eyo1, when aonoso uusn
fal and easy. though rather nsryoun It atst: ,.:
rhito-laeo collar and scarf. She s.ated
that she appeared before ta,,ctsnc. .aS sna.'
and only 10 tbs Interest Of her supportcts. Upon
tbe suocess Of tho meeting tho missionary ForR,
In 4 great measure. dspcnded. she stated that
tho Association nas 10 a great measure litn!sea
Tho ssate Aasociaiion had worked With great
sf1oIauoY, 40 far ~ II had beet. able, but tho
work WAS only in its infancy: Thers we're scores
and hundreds starving for tho word OF God -
to girs tbs mianienesy Welcome, md bss,des 70.
thsss were uauy Indifferent onos, who could 10
gathered In, too. She then htatod tho nooeshity
of the churches enlistiu8 In tho oAuse. ana sn'
oresnFsing ct lsdiss Au1isy msson.rs Az, anno
last year IN various parts of the State. anu no1a
bly In Sycamore, who're aoutiahlng conHtega-
tion had besn foundsd and handsome ennrcn
built, She made An earncss appeal Tor mo1e5
to aid IN The good work. u,,.u. - A..
Mrs. Marah paid lttinR oomp!fnsnt 10 tno
rev. Mrs. Gibbs who, ohe said, had auccetdod n
doing = great doal Of good work., notably ~
Sycamore, vhero, through her o1ertlont, .lu,.
D6o church had boon built, which Was treo sfom
dcbt. 4nd Ill this wAs dons 10 nftoen months.
Tho UoY. sumner Ellis thon explained Tho
Christian missionary worK, and also aprss!ed
earnestly 70 tho pooketa aud hearts OF the
audience, especially tho formor, for ammunition
EhetoEith TO carry On tho mar. J,
Tho Ter. Mr. Hanson wac called unof, and
raised his voicc In behalf Of tho oAuso. 1ls
urged mora enthusiasm and missionary zeal.
and nuggossod concentration Of the missionary
work. .........
Tho nov. Dr.. Rydsr thought 1t WAS annecss.
cary to do my moro talking but Instead he
wotl.1 sing "I1od tho Fort" but a. he couldn't
Riug alone. he wanted tho choir ann conQfsRa'
ton 10 sing it for him. which they did.
Mrs. Marsh then eald that they had PROPOSED
to concentrate tho work, hnd ransed TO organ-
tzo club OF ltty II gas aaoh TO form tho nuolsus
Tor permanent fund Of 920, 600 to aid IN oarrJ.
tpRon tho miBp,onsty work. 1ho subscribed
f5o tesneIf. Tho collection HAs shcn Is kon ur
xhtah resulted quite satisfactorily.
, 1876-02-07
TURKEY.
INFORMANT rHQuIEE8,


CoS8rAxr1SopLK, Feb. G.--Tho Ports to-lny
dispatched to It's Ambassadors Ut the Courts Of
tho ak guaranteeing PoworB = reply to Count
Andrassy'a note. Tho reply announces that, In
consequence Of negotiations With the Ambasss-
doris of Tho threo Northern Powers, thu Porto
has resolved to apply In tho iusnsgcnt dta.rtcta
the FIVE lending ponta OF Audrnasy's scheme,
namely, tho establishment Of religious hbsrty,
tho modification Of tho system Of collecting
tl.hcs tho granting OF faciEties to agrtcn1-
tnrstB, the application Of portion Of the
1oronuea OF tho insurgcnt provinces 10 local TN
rroTsments, and the appointment Of Mixed
Commission of MussultnauH aud Christians to
watch tia execution Of these reforms.
nOUMANIA NAMFAxT.
LONDON. Feb IA special from Vlonna says
tho nswa Of wArllko preparations In Iloumania
oxcites uneasitebe. 1t IL Baid that Prince Charles
w!ahes to ronounco allegiance to Turksy. The
Ronmaulan army haH 140 pieces Of artillery aud
100, ,OOO Choaserot rif1os coming from Prussia.
Tbs Uoges PrtS,s reports that RoHmanlA has
complained TO tho European Powers that tho
Turkish camp at Widdin is permanent monaco,
compelling her to maintain large forcet In ordof
to preserve hor dignity and Independence.
HUNGARY NOT IN GOOD HUMon.
Tic Journals of pesth complain that Russia
IL fouontiug insutreotion In bulgaria, md nasert
that 1lusBfan officer On furlough commando
ouo OF tbs reboi handa tn Dosnia
, 1876-02-07

Losnoft, Feb. 3.-Tho aolato OF Finland las
voted thu Rura Of Coz, 900 MARKS towards tho con-
etruction OF canal from tho Whto Sen TO tho
Daltlc.
ANOTHER dN&Hn-nugE NICHOLAS IN rnovrLR
Hrls Jark uhNd.
Tho namo Of Nicholas will shortly come to DO
thought synonym for unueh.J in 1snpr1a. All
the world has beeu Bca'lt1alzed by tho dsplor.
eblo fAlo Of tho G1aud Duko Nlcholas, nephow
of tho Emperor Alexander H.. who brought
himself tntn such nooTictY with m American
hdycpturcsa from Rtald ana Enber Philadelphia.
And now another Grand Duko Nicholas, tho
Empcror'e bro.hor, has falen from grace. This
Grand Duke IL not 10. Ike his nopllow, bul
man OF IS yoara Of ago, dlstluguisho1
Ho1dlcr for Il Grand Dnke. and inspector.
1cnersl Of tho Knsslau Engineers. For
aolno yeals past hc Aa5 bcen kuop'ug
iii "irregniar" relations With cetta1u Nine.
ChtalnI. whose ossentattols ways hhvo Shocked
tho proproty Of st. Petersburg. At a grand din.
nor rocont1y given. by tho Imperial Guards at
Moscow Mtno. Chieloll went 80 far ~ 10 aond n
complimentary telegram to tho o!ilcors from 81,
Petersburg with tnnst. It ocems that this Ia a
privilege foscrYod for tho Imperial family, and
tho liet.born eo1dtors Of tho Guards could not
put up With 1tmo. Chislofr's impcrstuence. So
their Colonel formally compfatned 70 the Einpor-
or, and tho result is that willie 11mo. Chslon
Inns been aonk 10 hor soAt In the country, tho
Grand Duke haa boon ordered to tho Crimca.
lie Ia aaid to IAvo lariahcd g. 0p0 900 or 10000 0U0
roubleH upon thfs lady during as many years.
, 1876-02-07
SPAIN.


THE cAnLrsTB WEAKENING.
MADn1p, Fab. Cit IL officially announced
TINT l05 Caglass OF Blscny and Old Castlls hAyo
asked tor nuncsty. 0on. Rivera hau placed
fresh ba..esics OH tho heights Of Santa Barbara,
aud tho Oteiza Imparcias statea that Con. Ques-
eda Ii marching towards Durango.
lIApu1p. Fob. G.-An official dispatch dated
Durango, Fab, 3. reports that Gen. Quesada las
occupied that city, meeting with no rosistance
nen. Iona las nrtivod u Quernico. Tho Car
lists have ret1ested towards Azpottin and Azcoi.
tia. Gen. Martinez Ca1npos IL fotttfyfng hls po-
aitionu at DauchArlnla, wlero ha has selzctl d
Carlist cartridge manufacI0ry. Rumors which
have prevailed Of = convene between Carlos and
Alfonso a:e entirely untounaud.
CAsTELAk.
LoNpos. Feb. 7.--'che Ti,nes' dispatch from
Paris asates that 6enor Castelar,. who las been
Waiting thnt city, loft yeatordsy for lAdrd. l.o-
fore lsls departure, Ito had long interYtow with
ex-Psea!lens ThielB.
, 1876-02-07
THE CINCINNATI DISASTER.

Later Accounts Decrease tho NuMho
OF Fatalities.
CINCINNATI, O., Feb 0.-1nfornhtson tonight
from those injured Ut Robinson'a OpeHa-Housc
yesterday ia favorable. Airs. Horny Keasler, ro-
ported dond IL still living, md will recover.
Considerable prominence iB givon to report that
tho Alarm waa started by plck-pookets who ex-
poossd to profit BY thi1 but this story generally
dtaczodk.cd.
, 1876-02-07

C1sc1ssAT1, Fob. e.-proceediugs nero com.
moncod in tho Court Of Common ploaa yoatcr-
day by tho Hon. II. 3. banning and wite, DOM
Piatt aud wife. nnd Clinton Kirby to got asiLe
the will Of tho late Timothy Kirby which, It will
|,o remembered, made provision for numbnr Of
the i!legitimato children Of tho teatatoE.
, 1876-02-07

C.ro,ysAri O.. Feb. 6.-Duting tho perform
auco Of ths s.lcgoEy Of .'Tho GIeat Republic"
1t nopinapp's 0pers-Honso this afternoon.
portion of The piillRrs nupportipg tho gallery
9ara wsv nraelpitstlpR . number Of tho ocou-
pants nnnn III, balcony below. The allegory has
boon unon thn ptARe Of IsobtnBon's Opora House
for tho haul two nights, under tho auspices Of
the Ciueinnnti Rclisf Association. Tho proceeds
Tsrs @ to bo anr,iel to he reief Of IL suffering
poor Of tho city. Tbs performers, numbering
nearly aoo children, Were takon from tl,e public
soI,nnIa NJ The oitf: and, ~ the object was 4
yorthv onsA and those who took part Children Of
=, yAar AUDIENCES WERE PnEsENy
cors}.h prosentation Of tho allegory. Tho
cou. or thIs afternoon being propitlouB aud
sovs being no soss!on Of tho public schools, tho
tig.inoo audience In most part was composed Of
* mea and clIi!dron About AAlf-paat O'Clock,
taiIo The Rroat house uaf denscly packed and
no thousnnds OF cblJsen among tho audience
6ero At tho hoghth II iheir enjoyment some
boy In tho gallery, 1,kQo8h mischief ur tgno-
rxnes.
1A1ApSkuE CIT OF FIRE,
"A Tim md liQbT SxsTu the colorpd fires used In
ths pieoe flAshsa out from tho wings. Evory
crowd vou presafpR .ud euIgipg sbout
fho stair-oasoa and in front OF tic
doors, Bome QUO In tho audience took up tho
cry OF f,ro, and 1t was re-ochoed from noar t1s
CLARA from ths stage. Thsto wa 40 immediate
1nsh for The front sioors. 4 chlld v.a pusued
down tho atops and screamed. Irutaodistoly
ater. man thrust his arm through window,
tbn nanio Ia full force,
rur soEsE wAa 4 rERR1n1s ORE
In TIM narrow yogtibule leading 10 tho street.,
Ths naonlo In tic rear, mad with tear. proused
nnnn thoan in front. ehontipg and cu,si,r. bfen.
toyyn,,ntricken. atrack down holpIebo wn,nan
M nhilircn IN front or climbed nyer thar hoad,
- ia tnnof thn ntairrssa. snI nrocin,tatad than
sstvAa nt1on tho scroa1ninu Rnd blocdine msns nf
cht1r.n snd worncn In the hnjlway.
Thn scnna in and stout tho Opora- HouBo after
&he acn;dsnt wsa hoartroudiou. Tho news Of
thn eetantrnnbo snresu lika wdtra over tho city.
ann frntn nyarv direction came pcoplo burryit;r
n I'm snena rt,til tho sauaros Horo imua aesble.
Th~ra arn msnv couiIIoting storics og 10 tbs
or1r,n IT thn panin. Tho bmIdinv Was filled
frnna nsrnuette TO gallery with denee mesB,
whn nat nr,1y fitIad plf tho saats and aalea hui
trnvdntl the stairways. and hurdreds vcro cut
lido soekIne to goila sIuiasion. Behind the
ac-nee vera
y1yr uurtDuxp sur,oo1 CHILDREN.
ubo varn Ia tsks nart in liz nerformanco. Aatbo
t,rns snn,n.chel for tho cnmn encn,nent al tha
s|srci.se = c.lciutn 13vht IN thc vsIIarv fnnba4j
- Lila nDnn tha stS1e. and Imnn,listoiv thn
~ ~ fS,c Wan rs,s.d. 1ha snt9iencn hnsn,nn
nsnfn.etrioksn- aud : rnsh raa ,nade for ti,s
eeis;rrsv. E0me ara n.Id II havr ionnof froIn
ehs baieonv upou sha crowd bojov. TGo lover
ca.ci. ~ tha knn.n ia Int fow st.ns shova liz
terai Of n lie srees int tho e,ops srs n.rrow' snd
Soon Sscsms blocfed by tho snrrinr cron,i tusiu
, 1876-02-07

GEonoxrowx. COL, Fob. e.-At ii O'clock
Saturday night Desperate character named
jack Jonea shot and ki!lod Barney Hounds,
citizen Of thtH place. Jones' wss chasoa como
distance by the Marshal, aud finally brought to
l,is own life, but failed. Joneh ID now in jail.
, 1876-02-07

hv Incorporating Lsnonburg. 'rhia dnohy wns
nen,na,k III 1864. 1865 Austria ga5o ip hor
claim III favor Of tho Emperor William, vho has
e,nce goveznctl tho 1ittlo Ssate DuAo OF Iauen-
burg, With Prince Bismarck Rs h!s prc,nicr. a
aepnrate Government boipg needless, tho dushy
now bccomoB 1ruselan territory.
, 1876-02-07

Ep2ttdI L19tultlE 70 7Nf ENEtH10 1Ft5RHe.
CABnoXpAIE, ILL.,, Fob, 6.-YcatprdAy mora-
Ing. before tho adjournment OF court at Mur-
phyaboro, 4 motion for u new trial In the
O'Brfcn, Hickey, aud Alien caso vas takon up
and ovoTnlol by Judge Crawford, who con-
toncoa EACH prisoner to ak months impriaon-
lnent aud tlilc OF $5u0.
, 1876-02-07

There sseu,s to be much suffering In WASH
lpgton ths uiutor. woman, Who wRs seldom
seen IN the ktEeet last wlnter unless sLu waa
riding in lantoAu, accompanied by footnl4n
aud two poodle-1ogs,-th woman Waa actually
aeen foW days ago walking, leading only ous
poodls-doEt aud u Waa HoIe-oyeA dog tool
, 1876-02-07
BELGIUM.

TUE W1SE E1TL0HlQN.
Hr. ErlExNE. Feb. G.-so far, 70 corpaea have
been recovered from tho Jahin colliery. Tho
oarth is constantly failing In, and the search for
living and dead procsodB slowly and undor cir
cumstancea Of great danger.
Wou9E,
LoxpoN, Teb. IA d1spatch from st. Etienno
reports that 200 miners ue.o killed by tho ex-
plobton In Jancr UoIliory.
, 1876-02-07

LAxAyEr7k, Ind, Fab. 6.-The Republicans OF
TppscAnoa County met In convention yesser-
day evening 1t the Cou1t-lIouse in thls clty. Tho
Convention uAs called to order BY Thomas Uudor.
, 1876-02-07
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
ELECTION coaTEBTn.
PARIS, Feb. G.-Louis Blanc has announced his
inten.ion OF contrasting the elections for the
Chamber of Deputies In the Fifth aud Thirtoeutb
exfondiseomonta of Paris
yICTQn HUGO
Laa declined IN invitation from tho lrrceonct]ab!e
Nadica!a to cohteat the Ninth reimbursement
against ex.fFetttont Ih!orh.
TIE CoMrIE1IoN OF THE HExT ABsEMnLr.
pAnfs, Fob. G.-Ths Bier. I's1tio eaJs that kc-
cordtuK to tho calculations Of tho 3liulntry of
tho interior. tue Government anticipates that 2b3
Republicans will 10 chosen at tho first ballot
for tho election Of Depu.ies. aud that tho Con-
scsvAtivea, Including tho Nonarchtsts and 1ni-
palialtstY, will DumDer from 120 to 2s3.