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As MIR. Jonn Gilso, u wealthy lumber mer-
chant Of Jersey CITY. entered University place car
with his family last evening he was Jostled by large
thckset and pu he'd into the by three others
br Gso missed his watch ana chain. and he turned
round. he saw that the men who mad Josted him had
disappeared Capt. byrnes anu Deiec ives slayn and
DOlAn walked up Broadway few moments AfterwAru,
and ia tourteenh street they arresed james Col In,
alias James White," notorious pic kpocket He vas
fully ldeuuned Dy Mr. Giiso.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19

The Ocean PATHWAY irom ProsDoct Park TO the
sea Vas thrown open yesterdiy and Its entire lngth
VAS occupied most Of tne day BY elegant eQulpages
The drive excels the famous Eucnd avenue IN Ceve.
land and Penn avenue Ia Pittsburgh. II Is sI miles
long. 2lO feet wide. it, central drive - feet wde
It's rOads eacl rs feet vilc It's tNO sldcNA
10 feet wde. space OF 80 teet reserved bctNeen
,he nain and siue roads for shade trees. Ine Goa.
course At COneS lsland s covered with asphalt pave
nleui, and has iOad on II 10 Iect vide aud sdewa
20 feet vide. Toe prointni can accOInu 5000
daucers. There are t~o eer 40 fee i.ng 25 .eet
side, icing the occsn and cOntRiLirg slss. The en-
tire cost VI the boulevard IL nearly s5OJO00. Tue road
Is .eYel aud Thoroughly maca Ialnzed.
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COGNACs DE ZAC.-These brandles bottled
81 the JonLac dst erlcs alsO Ia wood. Various ages
MoRKAr'lKPRvRE CHAhPAGsRs.-The Oldest house
ana most French Of wines, 10 Qusrts pnts, and haf
pinis.
CHATEAU LAeARossE.-Pure delicate elarets, in
quarts pins, aud casks also white wines from same
estate.
. For prices. &c,. apply to sole agent,
NIor"- hArasn, 100 10 ITO Kesds street, N. Y.-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19
Congregations Before DaybresL.

The Catholic mission in progress In 81. Mary's
church, Brooklyn. for two weeks, closes this evening
ana the Rev. Father Damen one OF the most dlstll.
guished Catholic Iheologans and pulpit orators win
pronounce the henedctlon. He and nye other mission
ari's have conducted the mission ceremonies, and
tie O'Clock services IN TIE morning fequently 1000
persons have attended Father pHinen nus b iptlkrd
over 5000 laymen. lie traves from September June
win his band of missionaries. lie goes hence " Pnla
de
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1s.-The Official vote of
Mary nd for President and Vice President is
rs follows; Tilden, ei,7s0: Hayes, 1881; TIL
dens majority, 1870. The official mai critics Of
Representatives to CONGRESS. ali Democratic
. re NJ. Henry. First Distfict, 3,3s2; Cnares b.
Roherts. Second District. 30l9; William Kim
nell. Third Disrict 1859: Thomas Swami,
Fourth Dis.rirt, 2.53l Eli }. Henkle, Fiftn Dis
trict, 2,1Sl William " elsb, Sixth District, IA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19
The Custom House Force 70 be Reduced.

Special Treasury Agent 1ingle OF Washington
has been overhaullns tue various departments OF the
Custom House during the past week with view to
recommending reduction u the force OF officers Ils
invest gation orec ed by last Congress and at
the Co greSs the secruiry Of the TreasaIy Is 10
report on he Lumner oi men Tat removed from
the Custom HOuse without de to the seryice
The ,meers we're great excited yesterday b Tue re-
pIt.a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19
THELArEsr ON WORLD NEWS.
Tho London stock Exchange Affected by the
WarIike Dispatches.

LONDON. Nov. lS.-Business on the Stock EI-
change has been fiat throughout the week IN conse.
Quence OF the warxe Russian despatcnes and adverse
neNs about conference. All changes nave been In a
cownward direction, though none we're SO heavy as
durus the var panic last month. Russians are about
worse ON the week. Hung to o. Turkish g. Aus
THAN and Italian 2, anu French l@lA American GOV.
eruments are 10 y ~eaGer. Illinois Railway shares
have ia len z. Discounts are snghtly harder though
UNEMPLOYED balances are stu large aud there has been
crial Increase in the demand for accommodation
Business IN the MInclng lane markets during the
week nae been steady. with good demand. but specu-
lation hss been restricted to a few articles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19
TheatrlcaI Men in Court.

Frank 8. Chanfrau has entered an action
against MIR. George Wood Of the Museum. In Marine
Court, upon certain notes ana checas. Mr. wood by
way Of defence charges Chaufrsu with breach OF con
tract 10 falling to bring oul certain plays according 10
aRrceent, AM SEEKS 10 ONSET ms uamA. again {
L sntraus claim. Judge McAdam, In Chambers, yes.
terd y, paced tue case On caendar Tor sleclA exam
inatOn.
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Th, $1,000, OOO pr,x, claim.

wAsnlNGToN, Nov. lS.-Judge Humphreys In
the District Court made decree to-day Ia the case OF
Admiral Porter and others OF the North Atlantic
Squadron against The rams Texas Beaufort, and ten
olnr Confeder te vessels. In when II was claimed
fl5O0,0OO were involved. The dccree nnds thai Tor
nj of proof the caOiors are entitled To hut One.ha
Of the proceeds Of the przes ana that the value VI
Texas wac $50, 52O and the Beaufort $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19
wha, au Honest Count Means.

New ORLEANS. Nov. 1S.-Tbe members
Of tie Returning board appreci te the trenen-
dous res ponsl Dilitg tnat Is now on them.
but euch aud every one says he will st.nd to his
work and do the work before MIN, as the law
declares, making an honest count regardless Of
cunsequences. 1t Is general, conceded here by
both parties that the Board will count fp Hayes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19

The opening OF the season nnds the Staten Is
lind Philharmonic Society vigorous and ambitious
than The nrst concert is foI Friday
evening Dec. l. with Miss Anlonla Henne. contrato
Mrs. MareH Bertucat, hsrpi Mr.. Carl Hemm, vloni
Mr.. Richard Hohm II, piano aslring qunrtttte tMesrs
liamm, Gaulzoerg, hlch, anu Wcrner AID other we'll
known arlts. lhe programme includes numbers from
Hummel, NeuItemp-, BerlOz, Beethoven, Hoffman,
sullivan. GOdefrO and Schumann.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19
The Women Tcncher,. ueceu,,o,

At q reception Of the Alpns Beta Gamma So
ciev OF tue Normal College, yeserd.y, Miss Katherine
d. Blake alluded ia her able address upon heroincs
OF the revolution TO Deborah Sampson, who served for
tr years as soldier. Among the listeners was Miss
MARY Wizard rosj cneeA Aed youug teacher NnO Is u
great granddaughter OF DeDvran sanp,Oh Mis- y e..
Come, VINO dehntriJ proved that Lord Bacon wrote
.aetskeares pays. A rUdy On the tent .cvne DC.
tween Brutus hnd Cas- lus, written by Mss Cunr, VA,
yi,cn " the Misses May III. Marcus anu Helena L.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19
VIVA, Tho Me,hodi.,, win As.c.,.

The General Missionary Committee OF the
Methodist Epi copal Church hello its fourth days ses
sion Yesterday Bisnop Wiley pronded. Al noon the
committee ndJ iurned withou, completing the apDro-
prla In OF the t,2iOOO voted On Wrdneslty The sun
tunmi,iee met Ia tur afternoon aud agreed that lhe
Ot Sb6s 800, OF tlS,3OO more hd Was sked fJr
..A.-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19
Getuns Free From a Trial Tor Murder.

JVHH TUG WaII DDTITICIin md
leader of the JaeAsVI hollow gang. anu james K.
Burke. who were indicted for the murder OF Policeman
tuw..d Scott, on ths 81 OF July we're ytsterd y At
District Attorney BriNOus request. discharged on
trlr own recogIlZauce. NO Tca -On Assigned Tor
the step Huris, VINO cUASIcteI and scutcuc To
four years In tue peniteutary, 10 sld trlcd nrI
20 shield Nhcs Is usciu to politicians IN
the JaCAsOn Hollow reglOa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19
AiDrun CIcrL rired of Lie.

Frederick A. Penney OF "a Leroy street. a
drug clerk ut 10 rcE street. setn by his m
poyer yesterday weighing out morphine and coon
afterwdrd put something m hs mouih. When accused
Of taAng morphine acAne wle dyed g. aud va ca,
to the ChainOefs Street Hospital Clip Of paper Was
found Ia nls pocket, whicn WE wrt.ri lircl uf
tbs aud Of me" HIS iTends anu rtut es cain that
he Was temporarily insane.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19
Albany County Assem- mbIymeu

ALBANY. Nov. Is The Board of County
Canvassers have decided that Currsn. Demo-
crat, instead OF Braman, Republican. has been
elected to tue Assemol from the Fou. TIA Dis
trict. The delegation now stands all four Dem-
pCrata.
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Who will be , omp,roI,,ry

1t is expected that Mayor Mickhlm will send
10 the Aldermen tomorrow his nomination Tor Comp.
trOer In the place OF Andrew II. Green, whose term
expires ON hhtnAy ~ Il ruWoreu thAt the pOs n was
rendered 70 the non John Kelly but that he dec me-
H. anu aINlatd tue MAJ to nominate .ustus Ec
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19
A TERRIBLE CYCLONE.

Ons Hundred aud Twenty Thousand Lives
Loot In Eastern Bengal.
CALCUTTA, Nov. 1s.-Later accounts say
that 10000 persons perished during the cyclone
which passed through Eastern Bengal on the
3lst Of October. The Government Is taking sc-
tive steps for the relief of tho distressed popu-
Iation Of the district.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. s-Nlne prisoners In the
Coun jail oyerpowered the Sheriff tins eyering and
escaped. -Four Of them were AferwHrd canturrd. The
leader Of he sang shot twe By The sheriff before
he eurrendered.
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Governor To issue certincates without n canvass
when the @ II OF December arrive-, or to ouen
the clnvass at 81 late q DAY that there will oe
no time tor a full and far discussion OF the
ffauds Involved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19
Troop. for New iorn and Washington.

Kansas CITY, Mo-, Nov. Il. hree companies
OF troops passed through this city to-day the
New YORK anu Washington. One company IL from
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19

All those contemplating n trip bv railroad
should hasten TO Laneing's railway ilcket office ;g7
bryadway and taks advantage Of rates unusuaiY low
Wes.-ldp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19

PoUGHxKRPsIE, Nov. Is burglars gagged and
bound the wachman at CatsSi station llst night blew
open the safe, and took It's contents and escaped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19
Absolute Puri,y Cuar.n,.ed.

,poTTsvILLE' Pa, Nov. l--rhe jury in the case
Of MahO .sk the Pole who Ailen his wife tins even.
lug rendered ysrdct OF murder In The second degree
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19
the soUTH CaROLIyA COUNT.
Figuripe n small Majority for Hayes and
mn Majority Tor HAMPTON.

COLUMBIA, Nov. 1S.-The result OF tabu-
lating the returns OF county canvassers gives the
State to Hayes electors by msjoritles VARYING
from go to 1133. Tho following 10 the vote for
each elector.l candidate:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19
stree, Car p,cIpoc1e, Arrested.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 18.-rhe Cunard line steamer
Partha. ~ncn salied from tins port to-day for New
York, tOVK t75OO 900 IN specie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19
NIcKee'a Pardon sipned.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ls.-1he President this
morning signed the pardon OF WnIism Mckee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19
The Returning Bonrd's Invitation 20 visit-
ing kepubiIcsns ana Democrats.


NEW ORLEANS, Nov. ls.-The following
comu unicuion was forwarded to the visiting
Republicans, and q similar document was sent
to the ID moor is:
oyrioE THE PoAEp RsTrnSiSo orFIcKas.)
SrAIE % LOUISIANA.
sTArR HousE, .NKw oKLrASs. Aoy. ls. 1870 }
Hon. Joan ShernGa, 81. Chaits n lsL Ssio o. leans.
Sin; Atamee!hg of ,nr BosTe OF Rrurnns onicers
troduc,d b. Gea.1 1nomAs Aud rsoa,~ere unaniuVut'
Rhe's.'s, Ihis board hiss learned wi sst.s,sction
thst 1',ti.gai,n.d ge.temen ~ laiioaal isplleuon
aos S ios s 1.e sS o 1t =, De- ga tSe
toe preogeglns. = tnis eoard IN esnvassius ana
btate IOs fresdr tiectoI u ofeer that the Lub
may have osen ti.-ui hd
the puone mn s,oui. be e"usnceu Of its ju.iice b.
u M I-Ils w "hieh II ay DC based tGvre
hesoirsd Tn u tn board does HEREBY cordially In.
yiIe an request ave gentlemen irO.I cn Of tie tao
bouirs nani,d, TO seloctea by hens Ives. respec
lively, 10 atteId au be pivrtn al tie ne,ugs OF tue
board wnile enxa red iu tGe g.ci4sSr oi us 0u irs
turns aud ascertain -nd atc.rng the resu,t
eSl d iyt req, u Let s,ec yt' L. t..ir apa,iy -
e sd 40 s.eeIa1Vr' VI the pfoe,sjilgs IN their DC
Eespect,ulb, &c. J. MADISON WELLS
tresi en- Bcagd OF i.e,uining Onlc,fs.
SENATOR sHLKMAS's REPLY.
To which tho following enswer has been sent
ST, CnARLrs lio oTKL. sew UBLEASs. Noy.ls 1879.
Hon i AIut,UH 10
Sin; n-vr received yvur note OF today. with COPY
OF e re- Outh ~ tue boar II e;urnlng ON ters ~
the state Ot ju4sAa, and nayc Commune eI thc in
vi alton Conta,nGu The gcuticmeu NhJ ace ne.
at tc Request ~ iJelt OF toe Unit ottos %
Nltncs. o. t4nVa - tae vote At the election IN
this - te LOT fr.4IGentiai ELECTORS, aud lu.
strucied by them INFORM YOU Of IA r
hatr c'uuttte Oi nNe Ol tnelr humber 10 atteu
meeting ~ tlc Deafu Auu taAe tAs occasion TO *
press lli Abss los tue ,OurtrUus terms OF this
uOn ~ u-rp senre o. he Importance u yOdi pTo-
ctrdih@f a4d M cOLndcnt hope tnAt tneY sll Or %
cohc 40 VSNlICr ne publlc mlnI VI IT, Justice
JOnS sHKHAAS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-06
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
IN have this day purchased Of J. c. ColgRp
Ss ssG9o ouned s. him
in connection with myself, and cordueted up-
der the firm name Of MurthA 4 Co1gan.
will liquidate all TIE indie ebtedness Of the old
firm and collect all its outstanding indebted.
ness.
The business will hereafter he conducted by
mr alone. CHRISTOPHER NURTHA.
Jssuary 70. iSsk = iail-ln
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-06

DY THE ONLY METHOD FORMERLY
ID in vogue a large amount of ready cash
was required to speculate in stocks; none but
the wealthy could operate; tho man Of small
means could only look on, while his rich
neighbor grew richer every day. By the
stock privilege system this is completely
changed. As we issue privileges from $40
upwards, everybody has chance to operate.
The following rates Of premium secure priv
ileges on any stock:
81 per share for 10 day privilege.
81 per share for 20 day privilege.
$3 per share for 30 day privilege.
Orders, which can be sent either by tele-
graph, express or mail, will be promptly at
tended to. Explanatory circular sent to any
address. THOS. j. THOMPSON d CO.,
ja4-lm 3l9 California ST.. San Francisco. Cal
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-02-06
STOCK PRIVILEGES.
"Puts" and "CaIIs."

NTOCK KPRIVILEG ES-PUTS AND CALLS
- are contracts sold by operators for pre-
MUM, and signed at distance from the
market price, giving the holder of the priv
ilege the right TO close the contract at any
time within the time named in the privilege.
Specializing in stocks by means of Puts and
Calls has been in practice for years at the
stock exchanges of London. Vienna, Berlin
and the Paris Bourse, and in New York it is
the most popular way Of operating in stocks;
such operators as Daniel Drew, Russell Sage.
Jay Gould. Il. II. Chaplin. c. IL. Osborne, and
others, dealing in them largely.
70 the stock public of the Pacific coast this
system was popularized by us, although the
buying and selling of Privileges has been in
practice among brokers for years past. Such
operators and capitalists az JAS. X. keene.
Jas. Ill. Latham IL co., Greenebaum, Helbing
K Co., S. Is. Boswell ~ Co., j. Mckenty and
others, sell privileges on this market. We
have yet to hear 0, the first complaint in the
settlement of our privileges. All our con-
tracts have been honored at the time notice
was given for settlement.
The business has assumed such proportions
that we are compelled to increase our office
accomm odations. Explanatory pamphlets
sent free to any address.
SAM'L Mckee & CO..
Brokers and Dealers in Stock Privileges, $40
Montgomery St.. San Francisco. Cal. ja9.lm
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, April 28.-It IS reported that
the Khedive has decided to accept the
French Syndicate for the unification Of
the bonded and floating debt OF Egypt.
There was an acrimonious debate in
the House Of Commons to-day upon the
refusal by Mr.. DisraeIi Of interposing
delay in advising the Queen to issue the
royal title proclamation.
Mucktar Pasha failed to revictual Mic
sic, having been apprised that 10000
Montenegrins would oppose his pass
age.
1T is said Russian officers are organiz-
ing the Montenegrfns.
Prince Milan has issued proc anna
ton declaring that the armaments in
Seryia are caused by the concentration
Of the Turkish forces st Nisch.
VIENNA, April 28.-At o conference Of
the Reichsrath resolution was passed
in favor Of calling an arbitration con
ference Of European powers.
BERLIN, April D. The Imperial Court
Of Discipline at Pottsdam has sentenced
Count Won Arnim to formal dismissal
from the public service and the payment
Of the costs Of the proceedings.
In the Prussian Chamber Of Deputies
to-day the railway bill was read for the
first time
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30
4 DOVE STORY.
How n Mormon saint did Sof work a
Miracle.
Y. the E.Iit.1r Of the snn:

r. the Editor Of the Sun;
Sir-Your paragraph about the white
dove that futtered around the yard Of
the Tornbs during the execution Of
Dolan reminds me OF another dove
whose fate was more tragic.
In the early days OF MormOnism
the preachers Of that faith made pre-
tensions to miraele-w0rking, such as
healing the sick and raising spirits.
One Of these charlatans conceived
the idea OF calling xdOWn the Holy
Ghost. as that Spirit il said to
have appeared at the baptism by John
in the form Of dove. There was to
be q sermon on Sunday--ib was In warm
June weather in an 0id-faShioned
wooden church. I'm the middle Of the
ceiling of which WAS a large hole for
ventilation, covered with movable
board. Taking an Irish farm hand into
his confidence, the preacher secured a
white pigeon, and, hiding the man and
the dove in the attic, told Pat when he
heard the words Holy Ghostl ap-
pear repeated the third time, he was
to silly drop the dove through the
aperture. The preacher departed I;
the day was warm, and Pat,
flask, fell asleep. He woke during the
service, and, instead OF his dove. saw a
meek, satisfied-looking tomcat licking
his jaws, while around the two were
feathers aud little spots Of
blood. Here was q fix. The preacher
was boasting his power, and soon came
the cue, starting the cold perspiration
from the poor Hibernian. For the third
time, in q voice of thunder, came the
when, in lit of desperation,
Pat showed his red face down the open
ing and bawled out:
"Arrahi how the divil can the HowIy
Ghost appear, when the cat has ate
him?" That ended Mormon miracles
In -- county for all time. BATARD.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30
CITY COT sCIf-GFFsGfAI.
ADJOURNED MEETING.

CITY HALL. NEW ORLEANS, I
Thursday A pril r. 1913. !
The Council met this day at twelve O'clock u.
pursuant TO adjournment.
Presentation. Charles J. Leeds Mayor, pre-
siding and Administrators Bertol, Brown.
Bouny Landry Mccarthy and PiIsbury.
Motions being in order. Mr.. landry moved 70
reconsider the vote by which adopted An
ordinance TO provide for leasing or farming the
revenues Of the public markets Of New Orleans
for term Of four years. adopted April 2. 1876.
Carried
On further n1ation Of Nr. Landry the ordi-
nance was afaended By striking Oat the Whole 1f
section $3.50, and Inserting in Leu thereof ths
following.
SIC. ,. Ry fhe word scrip in this ordinance is
meant certificates for bonds. under 80. face
value: certificates 0f appropriation; certificates
for fve-e ghGhs tax excess tax warrants: all
interest coupons and parts Of same d9e 10 to
and including JHly T. 1878: Hnpald ordinances
81 1873 1874 and 1878 criminal IuFy warrants :;
city money; registered judgments for aoatir z
debt judgments in United States Courts for
aoatfng debt aud certified debt Of the city Of
Carr0EIt0n.
The ordinance as amended was then adopted
by the following vote:
thy Piisbary. p -
There being no further business. the Council
then adjourned }. H. HARDY, secretary.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30
PUBLIC OPINION.

Never was there 81 clearer case Of cor
rupt use of public money than is afford
ed by the developments Of this DaVen-
port case; and yet we have the sworn
statement Of an ex-Attorney General
that President Grant was pffvy to the
whole affair - Richmond Enquirer
DEM
The delinquent tax list in New Orleans
fills sixty columns in the Kepttbijc0n,
each column averaging over two hun
dred and fifty names. And yet men
speak of the best government the world
ever saw News and Courier Dem.)
The House Committee on Territories
has deprived New Mexico Of the priyi-
lege Of participating in the Presidential
election by fixing the election for the
adoption Of the State constitution not
earlier than June, 1877. The Indians.
mixed bIoods and Mexicans will have
further opportunity TO embrace the
amenities Of civilization before getting
into the Union. I'M fCourier-Journal
DEM
1t is estimated that Of the vast sums
Of money appropriated for the Indian
service not more than twenty-five per
cent, if so much, ever reaches the In
dams themselves. The rings, the agents,
the Intermediates, and the dependents
consume the other two thirds, except a
margin set aside for political purposes.
This fact alone explains the enormous
increase in the expenditures during the
last seven years, which have more than
doubled as compared with those under
Mr.. Lincoln or any Of his predecessors.
Grants 50 called peace policy has been
q fraud from the start, and was used BY
canting knaves and corrupt rascal5 as q
means Of getting control 81 the appro-
priation, and as plea for appealing to
Congress for more money, by invoking
the sympathy Of religious sects. Y. I.
Sun Ind.)
Mr.. Blaine made bis promised speech
Yesterday. His subject was the S64, 900
paid him by the Union Pacific Company
for worthless bonds. His explanation
is not satisfactory. We believe he had
the money.-tN. Y. Sun Ind.)
The Republican State Central Com
mittee Of Indiana has just sent an order
to the Republican Congressional Com
ments, with which to food the State in
the vain attempt to place Godloye Orth
in the Gubernatorial chair. The Repub
Leans have already announced the line
Of policy by which they propose To carry
on this years campaign, and the bloody
shirt and anti-papal literature, Of course,
predominate in their campaign docu-
ments. In lCourieE-JourDalf DEM
Gov TiIden IS the only prominent
Democrat in the country whose name
has been brought forward for the st.
Louis nomination who has actually done
anything in the way of reform. His
sincerity has been atte5ted in his great
battles with the Tammany Ring In this
city and the Canal Ring in the State.
He has shown his faith by his works.
The country recognizes in him q genuine
reformer.-lN. Y. Tribune Ind.J