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rassassia a dn fouiIler 'e secretaire
plutot avant qn'aprets le crime. c est
que. sit redt fait apres, la petite
tarhe Ge sang quill await au dolgt
ent marqn6 d'abord o point lie
bord de Ia porte CONNIE il est arrive,
mails celui du sccrttEire.
Isl .ie dis que lassassin a foniile
les vetements, c'est que e vete
meuts mont pu 6tre jetes par hasard
au pied de la chai>e OH OH les a trou-
yes. lis Y etaient en- tas, dams rordre
contlaire d celni OH la victime await
do les r%etirer, preuwe sutfisante quils
avairnt etc verileS I'm Il I'M
"J'ai dit que rhomme dormant
sill nett pas dormi, en- rtfet. il Sc fat
leve an bruit ; CONNIE il etait tres
fort, il cit tenu t6te a 0 meurtrier.
ct Ia lutte e4f laisSe des traces ; le
cadavre cit etc alors il distance dn
lit. Mais nou. homme dormant. ct
quanQ lie coupabie IA ten.6 lie >'empa-
rer de la sacoche, il dormant encore
Sous lie travrrsin. mt decnirure
triangnlaire dn arap, que nou avions
d'abord attribqee fl la pointe NAL as
SURGE du coutehn. Il etc evidemment
produite par Ia boncle de Ia conrroie
qui sert a %suSpendre la sacoche En-
etfet, 81 fassassin cut pris l'argent
settlement apres la mort de la vic
time. il feht pris sans brusquerie.
partant sans dommage, mails au con
%traire. il ii tente de sen emparer pen
dant son sommeil alors, lie dormeur
s'est reveille ct IL voleur Il du faire
IN movement rapide, d'Ou laccrOc
que je vOus signalais.
II y eut un moment de silence. Ma
dame de Marcillac rpgardait son ma
ri les yenx fixes.
Eft lie coupable 7 demanda- t ellie
lentement.
Comment. lie cOupable
-Oui ; vOus lie cOnnaissez
II au moins de fortes pre-
somptions contre I'M individu descen-
du hier Il lh0iel ct Qui refuse toute
exploitation.
-Celui qui vous etait signale ce
matin ]?
-Justement.
I'm homme jeune encore. lisiez-
vou>?
-Trente ans.
-Brun ? demanda-t-elle apes I'm
moment d'hesitation.
On ent dit qu'elle craignait la re
pOnse.
Bon s'&cria son mari, VOLTA que
vous vous interessez deja d CO dr6le !
Ell bien. dit Helene tranquille-
Ment, pouTquoi pas?
NJ, de Marcillac SQUIRT.
-Je n'abuserai pas de ma situa-
ton en laissant le champ libre a
votre curiosit6. lie @prGvenu est brun
en- effet; il a DIES cheveux courts, la
moustache courte, Fair decide
Chacune des paroles de NJ. de Mar
cillac vint fiapper tour a tour Helene
an Gear CONNIE un coup de po'gnard
POurtant. ellie he broncha pas. x
semh!ait que, ponr lie nom mt. cette
nature irritable ent donne congo q
ses nprf-,
III arrive "i-disant d~'tmtriQne,
continna NJ. de Marcillac, lis en- wien.
Dent tons. Nous oOmprenez, FAmtri-
que. o'est loin. lie malheur est qu'i
ne pfnt pas Gire CO quill est yenu
faire lci. On ne traverse pas lAtian-
tique pour venir couchrr au Chapedu
rouge ct sen retourner apIeS. C'es1
au mOius bien Understandable. Al
fait, vous ne serez pent-etre pas ia
chez d'avoir le nom de Get inttres
SAINT personnage.
4 C~Ontinuel
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-02-05

Tins In-titntinn, under the charge of
the Very Rev. e. ii. A6na'd is pleasant
IL situated in one of the most healthy
and retired part OF the town of Thiho-
danX.
The course of instruction comprises
I'll that is taught in the best INSTITUTIONS
of the South. Tie efforts of the teachers
are directed ut all times to promote the
moral and intel ectual improvements of
the pupils. preparing them to become
v%irtuous and enlightened citizens.
TERMS:
For the session of ten months and
IA half payable half yearly in advance,
arc as follows:
Board, and Tuition in the English
and French Courses .........,.SlS0 90
Washing at the option of parents 30 90
Bed and Bedding list Year, in al
vance w
Latin and Greek per session 80. 80 90
Drawing lper monthly ........ 4 90
For Further information. application
should hs made to the institution or to
the President. V. REV. G.. N. MENARD
JOSEPH AYCOCK.
General Commission Merchant
IS Old Lcree st.
New Orleans.
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j. FORESTER,
RICE & CORN MILL
100 & III Julia street between
Tchoupitoulas & Magazine SITS.
New ORLEAES.
Charges
FOR MILLING RICE.
No. cent per ID.
Charge.
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Ayers


3trinSlc virtues, n sustained Dy us r.
iarkable cures. So mild as to be safe ami
enefcial to children, and yet 80 searchiH
$ to eftectually purge out the great ca
options of the blood, such as the scrofulos
nd syphilitic contamination. Impurities
r diseases that have lurked in the syster
Dr. years, soon yield to this powerful ant
ote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
ures, many Of which are publicly known
f ScrOfula, and all scrofulous diseases
Ulcers, EruptiOns, and eruptive dn
rders of the skin, TumOrs, BlOtchea
3Oils, Pimples, Pustules, Sores, st
lnthOny's Fire, Rose or Erysipe
as. letter, Salt Rheum, Scale
Head, RingWOrm, and internal VI
eratiOns Of the Uterus, Stomach
nd Liver. It also cures other com
laints, to which it would not seem especi
lly adapted, such as DrOpsy, Dyspep
ia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease
female Weakness, Debility, an
leucOrrhHa, when they are manifesta
ions Of the scrofulous poisons.
1t is an excellent restorer of health an
trength in the Spring. By renewing tn
.ppetite and vigor of the digestive organ;
{ d~issipates the depression and listless lar
no of the season. Even where no disorde
ppears, people feel better, and live longe
Or cleansing the blood. The system move
n with renewed vigor and a new lease O
fe.
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MARI q
RICE MILL.
A. 3 Err TIL Il L & & D..
PKOPRIETORS.
No. 63.

st. Joseph St, bet. Peters l. Commerce.
T. q. BoX. llI7 new ORLEANS
Having made nan valuable improve
ments in our mill. we beg to inform our
friends and AL parties engaged IN the rice
trade that We are now ready to null Rlce al
the following terms:
No. Cent
No, Cen
Rice consigned directly to the mil VIII De
insured ut our own expense. .
For all special terms we shall be pleased
to call on YOU at your request.
Mar. ~. 10.
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Empty sacks furnished free Of Charge.
p. \. LEDET, Agent.
Fresh Ground Corn-Meal. Grits and Hair
always on hand.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-08-27
DELINQUENT SALE.

VoGSd AMERICA MINING COMPASY-T.o.
i cation 81 works TTscarurl District, Eiko
county. Nevada.
Sotlcc--1hcrc Is delinquent upon tho follow.
Ina described stock, on account Of AsrcganCnt
No. {. levied on the 18th day II July. lsTG tho
several amounts set opposite tho names of tho
respective sharchOllcrS, ~ fDlONs:
No. No.
f.yxtIU,.t.
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moved to join Terry. The officers OF
the Marine Ccips aIe urging that their
cops bc Sent to the frontier. They
claim that r,Om 500 10 1000 can lie sen,
inside of week. General Sherman
is willing that they should 30 sent. #
S. PAErs, Aug. 81.
Tic Radicals CT The Eellcvillc Dis
triet of Paris are circulating pclitionu
requesting Gameet:a to resign tho seat
he holds III the Chamber If Deputies,
IS their representative.
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der the shelter of fort, but at O'Clock
IL the evening rctreatcd to Alexiantz.
Their total loss was 1000 Killed and
wounded.
BELdnApE, Aug. "a.
Tic Servian bulletins announce the
cessation Of tho conflict at .Alexinatz, af
tel the retreat Of the Turks this moru-
I ing.
SAN FRa%CIsco, Aug. 25.
Currency 9oIi and 909i; trades, %
and Of; silver, o5 and az. .
Police officers arrived yesterday from
Stockton with the hoodlutns suspected
Of completely in tho murder of Earle.
One Of them attempted to escape at
Stockton, but was captured. Charges
of murder have been entered against
John Smith. Charles Wilson, alias
Wilker, David Condor, David Merkle
and Michel Torry. The latter was
arrested OH SIinna street shortly after
dark last night.
a rough by the nrn,c Of Jack Linch,
recently discharged from the County
Jail was arrested early Yesterday even
ing by officers MeIInrly and Reed, and
was lodged i'll tho rity prison OH charges
of drunkenness, disturbing the peace,
petty larceny. vulgar language. and two
assaults with knife Oh Mrs. Dunbar,
keeper Of Il grocery store OIL Tchama
street. Jack WAS found kicking up n
row i'll the vicinity Of ATiller's plnce,
of Folsom street. at the prison an
OLD wnlrent was served OIL him for
stealing whip from the Dashawny
stables. 80 .f ..
The trial OF Walter Lawless tho VIII
lanious procuref, Wns resumed in the
Municipal Criminal Court yesterday.
Tho jury return verdict of guilty, aud
he will be sentenced OH Saturday next.
y secret Anti-Chineso society has
been organizee under the name of the
United Brethren, and is making good
Roadway. The roll contains 4S3 names.
SALT LAKE, Aug. %.
1t IS runorcd here that tho Emma
mine is soon TO DO sold under IN exc
cution by the United States Marshal.
1t is believed that Trenor W. Park will
purchase tho property for his judge
ment and commence work this Fall or
next Spring.
Sir JAS. Ashbury, Member of ParIia-
ment from London, has arrived and
starts for San Francisco tomorrow.
Edwin Booth leaves for the same place
! tomorrow,
MERcED, Cal. Aug. %.
a terrible explosion is reported TO
have occurred last evening between o
AMI o o'clock in tunnel ut Benton
mill, on the property OF the Mnriposa
Land and Mining Company, near Bear
Valley, i'll Mariposa county. AS far ms
can be Hscertained the explosion was
caused by giant powder, and occurred
while charging the blasts. 1t is stated
that 70 mem were killed outright md
several others badly injured. Etheri-
dSe Hunt is reported among the killed.
1t Is impossible to get particulars until
the return OF parties who went from
hero TO the scene OF the accident, late
last night.
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HIARRiED,

FOS'WEAR--In Mound Valley, Nevada, Au-
gust II. 1916. by Justice L. Hudson, Michael
Fox 10 Misc IaYInI Wcaf.
DASFIELD- ELCY.-In Tusclrorn, Nevada
August 10, 1876, J. N. BLnicll to Maria u. Elcy.
DURNS-FRARY.- In Flo August 81, 1916,
by Justice William Taylor, John Burns to Mary
4. Fray.
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=, And IN accordance with law, and nh order Of
tho Hoard OF Directors inatlr on Tho aIl dag al
July 1876, 20 many shares Of each parcel uf such
Stock Rs may he necessary. VIII DO sold at pub.
lie auction, at tho Office Uf tho Company, I9j
California street. San francisco, on Saturday
tho Otl day OF September, 1919, nj hOEr Of ono
O'Clock y. IN. Of pAid day. 10 pay said Delinquent
Assessment thereon, together with costs 81 nj.
YCrllsng nnd CXpcngcs Of the sale.
u. II. DROwS, Secretary.
OrricE-- Room O., 40 California street, San
francisco, California. au2j.tl
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Tho escort with the remains Of Speak
or Kerr Inns arrived. Gov. Hendricks,
Senator Mcdonald, General Love and
q number OF other prominent citizens
met tho train ut Greenfield and will
accompany the remains 10 New Albany.
All State Offices will bo closed to.Inor-
row -.. -.... -"s r..
The New York herald., 1876-11-23
RACING AT RICHMOND, VA

RrcnxoxD Nov %, 1874
The first regular meeting of turimcn in Richmond
since before the took place to-day at tho race
course on the State Fair Grounds rho attendance
was not large and the track was very heavy.
RACK.
half mile dash for two-ycar-olds had three start
ers:-A B. Lewis l. Co.'s (of Kentucky Bosworth,
J. welden's lof New York; Flora and w. p Burches
(of South Carollna) Matnbrace.
At tho start Flora led closely followed by Bosworih
and Mainbrace These positions retained to the
homestretch when Mainbrace made handsome brush,
took the lead and the Time, SOS.
SECOND RAcE,
mile dash, for all ages TO carry 100 lbs had the fol-
lowing cnirics:--A. B. Lewis Il Co.'S Pluto, g. W.
Mednger's (of Baltimorc) First Chance and Dr. Wei.
den's Coupon There was good start with First
Chance IN the lead. Coupon and Pluto following Al
the irst quarter and half mile the same positions
held third quarter Pluto and Coupon changed
places. The finish exciting, as Pluto neck and
with arst Chance, and, at the last momcnt shot
ahead and won the race. Time, minutes.
THIRD RACE.
was milo heats four hurdles light welter weights:
cntrics--Jnck Trigg aud Bay Rum. The 1rst heat
given Trgg for alleged evasion Of tho last hur
die. Time, 209.-
Thc second heat and were won by Bay Rum,
who distanced Jack Trigg. Time, 2:l1
The will continue three days morc
The New York herald., 1876-11-23
NEW ENGLAND ROWING ASSOCIA-
TION.

ORGANIZATION OF NEW CLUB--NEw LONDON
THE PLACE FOR THE REGATTA.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. %, 1876.
After the exciting and palmy days OF the college
gattas at Saratoga were over, the New England col
lcgcs which the principals in furnishing aquatic
crews seeded and set up their occount Their
first regatta will take place the Thames River at
New London Conn., during the latter part OF next July.
Only Harvard and Yale colleges out OF the newly
formed association, and their temporary absence is
explained by the fact that they had previously arranged
for regatta between themselves during the coming
summer. The initial steps toward the formation or
this new organization, which is to be known tho
Rowing Association Of New England Colleges, were
taken at the Bay State House. this city, this after
noon
Tho gentlemen concerned in the movement were Mr.
Sydney D. Hooker and Mr. Il. ID. Appleton. of Trinity
College; Mr. S. ". Nickerson and Mr. IL II.
Carrigan and Mr.. Nathaniel Niles, Of Dartmouth
College The feeling in favor OF Now London
nous, after that place had been decided upon the
Superintendent OF tho New London Northern Railroad
appeared and pledged every effort and convenience at
his command for the cmmodation OF the public
The competing crews Will row In fours and without
coxswains. The constitution adopted by the
tion will require two-thirds vote allow any New
England college to JOIN within thirty days prior to any
regatta
letter from the Harvard Association warmly CON-
mended the movement, aud 1t was conndentially as
that all the New England colleges Will be likely
TO unite II, inasmuch tho time and place OF the
Harvard and Yale have yet boen fixed. II is
fore after the general regatta of this newy-ormed
association.
The New York herald., 1876-11-23
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEp SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, Nov. 2S--l A. n.
prob1biI,fir6

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE CHIEr SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON, Nov. Isl A. n.
Probdbiitie&
For Thursday, In the South Atlantic States,
southwest, vcer 10 cooler northwest Winds rising
barometer and partly cloudy or clear weather will
prevail
For tho Gulf states rising barometer, northeast to
northwest winds, cooler, partly cloudy weather. and
in this Western Gulf States continued light rain.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley stationary or
rising barometer, northwest backing to southwest
winds, cooler, follow ed by warmer threatening wea-
thcr and possibly light rain. :
For the Upper MississirpI and Lower Missouri val :
Icys, diminishing northery winds shining TO south
erly, stationary, followed by falling barometer
warmer, cloudy weather.
For the lake region, diminishing westerly winds,
warmer, cloudy weather, with light rain and
stationary or rising barometer.
For the Middle and Eastern statcs rising barometer
northwest TO southwest winds, stationary or higher
Temperature and cloudy weather with occasional light
a> m except clear weather at tho southern stations
The Ohio and tributaries will rise slightly.
Cau,ionary signals ordered Tor Indianola and
Galveston
The New York herald., 1876-11-23
JAPAN.
THE CONDITION OF THE ARMY-MoRE CoREAN
TRouBLR-THE EMPEROR OF JAPAN's ExcUR-

THE CONDITION OF THE ARMY-MoRE CoREAN
TRoUBLR-THE EMPEROR OF JAPAN's ExcUR-
SION.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. % 1870
Yokohama letter, dated October %, says:-The
last returns from the War Department show that tho
total number Of regular troops in Japan is SO, 7b2,
divided as follows Infantry, 80, $50; artillery, 1694
engineers, TAO; cavalry, 4al; commissary, 1884,
artillery, a.
Kentaro Yaragiya the new Consul at San Francisco,
sails Tor his poet by the next steamer.
IN THE coREAS PENINSULA
The Japanese soldiers OF the Port OF Fusan in Corea
were attacked by mob while wandering beyond tho
limits hitherto axod for Japanese residents, but NO
person was seriously injured The Japanese officers
demanded apology and the punishment OF the
offenders, which was Immediately agreed 10.
THE ExPxRoR's JOURNEY.
Great preparations were making for the overland
journey OF the Emperor Of Japan from Toxic, the
present capital to Kioo, the old capital ofthe Empire
The United States ship Kearsargc suddenly ordered
by telegraph Hong Kong, and sailed from Yokohama
October "a
A SMALL IxsURRECTIOx
The garrison in the town of Kuwonto, province OF
Hioso attacked by rioters October 25 but after
sharp conflict order was restored
The New York herald., 1876-11-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Charles E. X. Kortright British Consul at Philadel
pha, and Francis b. Hayes, OF Boston, arc at the
Brevoort House Rev. DIR. W. c. Cattel, President OF
lafayette College; J. Wiley Edmands, Of Boston, and
Judge J. Prout OF Vermont, are at the ST. Nicholaa
Hotel Jerome b. Chance, or Colorado; stephen Is.
Elxins, delegate to Congress from New Mexico, and
W. X. Muir. general manager of the Canada Southern
Railway, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Isaac
McConibe, OF Troy, is at the Hotel Brunswick Gen.
sra John T. Miller, OF California, and Colonel Robert
IL Hall and Captain Robert Catln. OF West Point, are
nt the St. James Hotel. A. d. Mullctt Of Washington,
Is at the Astor House Major David p. Hancock.
United States Army, is at the Sturtevant House.
Judge Robert w. Hughes. OF Norfolk, Va, is at the
Everett House. William b. Stearns President OF the
Fitchburg Railroad Company. is at the Windsor Hotel
The New York herald., 1876-11-23
CHINA AND JAPAN.
THE MARGARY AFFAIR UNsATIsFAcToRILY SET
rYED-NAyAT. NEwS

THE MARGARY AFFAIR UNsATIsFACToRILY SET
TLED-NAvAL NEWS
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov %, 1876.
The following additional advces from China and
Japan, by the steamship Great Republic. which arrived
yesterday, are contained in letters Of special
spondcnts A.Shangha letter OF Oct Is says:-Sr
Thomas Wade the British Minister to China, returns
to England this month Great irritation continues
to be shown at his settlement Of the Margary
affair, the Queens speech year ago having
given assurance that no effort would oe spared
to punish the instgators and perpetrators OF
the murder of Mr.. Margary whereas the
criminals concerned in it are now released at the ex
pressed request OF Sir Thomas Wade. Tho Chinese
ratification ofthe settlement is reported to have been
signed on the 18th OF September. HLsu Chesu Shin,
the Chinere Envoy appointed TO England, has been
relieved from that service at his request, and will
proceed to Japan as Minister instead.
OUR FLAG IN AsIArIC WATERS
Admiral Reynolds s at Ncwcnwang With tho United
States ship Ashuelot He will start excur-
sion to the great wall OF China
THE YuxSAN DIFFICULTY
The war in Yunnan continues without decisive ad-
vantage 70 either side
LOST AT SEA.
The British steam tug Johanna, bound from Hong
Kong for Chefoo, foundered Annoy September 25
The captain and six OF the reported TO have
been lost
The New York herald., 1876-11-23
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Krcutzbcrg's European Museum, Philadelphia, has
one Of the best collections OF It's kind 10 the country
Quite number OF interesting additions have
Gently been made at the Geological Gardens Phila-
dcIphia, and this institution claimed by Phila-
dclphians as the finest In the country.
"Azurinc, or a Voyage TO the Earth" dramatixa-
tion OF Jules vernes story will bs brought out by the
Kiraliys in Philadelphia tho 27sh inst "Around
tho World in Eighty Days"i in It's last week, after
one OF tho most extraordinary runs In tho dramatic
annals Of Philadelphia.
Barnum's Circus will be tho scene Of another con-
test for tho riding mponshp OF the world Fri.
day evcning. Charles Fish Is not to ride away with
the honors easily and has been challenged by Marnno
Lowande the Brazilian rider, for display OF .barc.
back" skin and endurance The victor will be pro-
scntcd with gold medal
The annual benefit Of the Benevolent and Protective
order OF EIks will takc place tb4 afternoon a. tho
Union Square Theatre Severe drains were made upon
tho fund Of this exceen, cnary last year, by tho sick
ness of many members and the depression Of theatr
calls and Il needs to be materially increased TO meet
the present wants The performances Will DO very
attractive, and many OF tho best dramatic and musical
artists In the city have volunteered
The New York herald., 1876-11-23
A PRESENT FROM CHINA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov %, 1919
A large and valuable collection Of and antique
specimens OF China and porcelain Of the period
Of the celebrated Ming dynasty, belonging to tho
Minister of Finance OF China, will arrive in Phila
dclphia in about three weeks, and bc forwarded for
exhibition to New York, where they will be placed in
the Metropolitan Museum.
The goods consigned some months since to the
reprcsen ative OF the Minister Hu Kwang Yung. and
intended for exhibition in the Chinese section of tho
Main building, but the customs officials at San Fran
declined pass them until the bill OF ading and
invoice, which had been sent East, were returned.
The consequent delay prevented tho display from
reaching It's original place OF destination.
The New York herald., 1876-11-23
MARTINEZ cAMPos MASKING HIS POLICY AND
PLANS.
HAVANA, NOV. Il,
Via KEY WEST, Fla, Nov. %, 1875. I

MARTINEZ cAMPos MASKING HIS POLICY AND
PLANS.
HAVANA. Nov 81, |
Via KEY WEST, Fla, Nov 22 1875
Nothing whatever Is known about the plans OF Gen.
eran- Chief Martinez Campos regarding the campaign
II appears that the government purposes keep his
movements and plans secret possible, and somc
people assert that tho General has warned tho
newspapers not to publish anything without his spe-
caI permission He has thus lar established no head
quarters but is paying flying visits the called
Cinco Villas where II reported that he is summarly
dealing with suspected and convicted Insurgents. Re-
port says he has ordered quito number be shot In
Ccnucgos Hccxpccts clear the Cuco Villas OF rebels
In Two months and Will then pursue them beyond La
Trocha Last Thursday, while General Martinez
Campos a railway train running between sagua
and Las Cruces tho containing hts whole equipage
was totally destroyed by nrc The OF the re IS
not given. The also contained ammunition, which
exploded but Il is said no damage done. In this
city the and imprisonment OF suspected Cubans
continues some Of the arrested parties arc lawyers
the greater part, however, are werkmen.
The New York herald., 1876-11-23
CAPTURE OF coUNTERFEITERs.

TWO ''sHovERs" OF COUNTERPART BILLS AR
OF FRAUDULENT PAPER SECURED.
CINCINNATI. Ohio, Nov. %, 1876
The Commercials Richmond (Ind.) special reports
the arrest this evening OF two men, giving the
names OF Charlie Lang and Henry Boland,
and tho capture OF about $o,00O mostly
counterfeit money, nearly all United States Treasury
notes Tho supposed to be recently
from wost Virginia. Among the bills cap
tured were ten one hundred dollar Treasury
notes, reported as splendldy executed and well
calculated to deceive. II was evident from article
found in their possession that they had been engaged
in passing the 'squcer' by making small purchases
throughout the country. Both men in jail