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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-03

JINKs hid his wile's shoes to keep her
at home. Mrs. JinlSs went totheauctinn
and when Jinks went home to fnd his
boots they were not there.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-03
81. go5cpb's CoIIrgf,
RCFNERyiA-L.E,
Humboldt County. Cal.

This Institution, situated on icturesquo
eIeFallon at tn confluence OF the an Duzrn
ana Eel lNyrs, commands n view of tho most
MAJ jestlc mountain seen ny; and b ilig remote
ifOm cliy ali rcnrnts, ii Is an arknuWlcdgrd
sa Z Sara Ior morals. tur sHhbtity oi eli matte
the locality i umivnled, The b i.dinus arr
l"is ana comm"diu - thr gIOuuds thirty
acre IL ext Mt afford the pu lis uypurtunIti s
OF hoal'htnl and manly oNcIci-rs.
UnrtnittiuR ntt ntiun will he . ven 10 the
intellectual and moral cultarc of the pun lis.
N"n-t tatho lc T. lpils will be FREQ to attend the
ieIl-lo Is ~ tcl. s or not, accUI ding as their
parents or guardians may dosire
Pupils are received at any time during the
year.
No reduction viii be ma 10 from regular
chnrgos, except ior absence caused by prot.nct-
cd Illness
NO leave Of absence during tho scholastic
year, except the CnIi-tmas roiidays
zach pulil on .ntering shoald be provided
with ihclont suits OF cloths Tor tAr term
ana hbtIM supply o. shrts, SOCK, rocket
hahdNoichicis, towels, ma hius, br. shes
combs, etc, etc; none of thescWill be provided
by tho Colles unless by special arrangement.
payments are to be made hAli-yourly and
invariably IN advance.
Tho course of studies is, Classical. Scientific
and Commcrrial-Lat Greek, freIch, S,nn-
l.h "hd Italian are taught Particular uiten.
non VIII DE phid to the english aud Gurman
ldhsNhgas Literature, iyirr and mix d Ma
luemhllrS, History, biography, Chemistry and
Nat"Ial hilo-oi ny. etc, etc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-03

THE great Uns of Anerica The
great Unterihcd, the great Unwashcd.
and the great Unknown.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-03

Passengers win find Tickets via thi, fayorit
route at Ne General Ticket ulice Of the Con-
trnl raciIic ltnthoad, Sacramento. 'H
TirHets for sale in all The Ticket Offices of
the CentrI Pacific bairoad "'''' VI
W. i; SFENNErr, Gen. Pas. Agent
MAiflN hUGlilrr, Gen. Sun.
II. p. STANNOOD, General Agencv 70,
Montgomery street, san Francisco. auelO-iy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-03
THE EYES /! THE Eyes !
DIR. Il. Ii. PARDEE.
OculiSt and Allris,t.
A FTER a PRuTR.CrED BLIND.

a FEER a PR0TEl.GCED BLIND.
I ness of more than five years, Dr. pardce
mas made himsel. thoroughly and .cicni6tal-
ly acquainted with all Disease. Of th. l,t.
ANA Is no" mnciicing with success not sur
passed in tho UnIted States.
All operations rori0rmed, such ne Straii,-
mus, or cross-cye, Cataract by linear cAilac-
ton, Depl lcssiOn OF \ bsorptiOn, itopgilu Of
u"Shy membrane growing over the oyt, tcilt-
tlon OF Staphy loma, or bullying out Of the eve,
Aitincidl Pupil, Eietala, LHohymalis, on clo--
lng Of tha tear passage, and all dclormitics of
the Lids etc
Artificial Eyes insortoa without the least
pam, ana possessing all the movements and
brllliancy OF the real eye. A large assortment
constantly ON hand and for sale at reasonable
prices. he Doctors Eye Bath lor the treat
mrhJ ana care OF all nervous diseases is usca
all over this const.
Ihnnki. ! to those physicians who have sent
MN eases Tor operation, he hope taat hi, unl-
vcfsAl success will warrant - continuation 0
their condolences. His celebrity as un operator
Is co-eNtcnsiyc with bis success, rs patient,
are presenting thomselyos, for treatment and
operations, from Now York and Boston, almost
monthly. Many patients can be seen ut tho
Doctors office daily, in different atages Of re-
cOYoTy.
.OrflcE-93 clay street, Opposite tho
Plaza, San Francisco.
TAKE NOTICE" Il Lfar Is not to
be beffeUsd though ne sptahs the truth"
Reports are in circulation through the upper
eountlythat have retired from business, that
! hu'c gone 10 the Atlantic States, that am
in Europe, &e., 3c. 70 those interested will
say that the report has been gotten in elrcula-
ton ior the fartherance Of other parties VINO
are irving 10 obtain, llegtimatey an eye
practice The report has boon started by an
ltin arant mountebank, and without the least
trnth, as ! ann at my Office daily, and attending
to about sixty daily patients.
II. IA. ESARDEE. OcuIisi,
737 Clay Street,
my2j-ly. SAN FkANClSCV'
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GREAT BRiTAIN imported s2,OOO,0O
worth ofpotatoes last year.
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S''!'" EnoHnPmsHf, No. I2, =. q. o. A..
n eetS on tho eyoni IS OF tho irst and Third
Il iu,'u"t3 OF eaGh month at Oup fnLLnws
y NJ ea{erNllle al 2 O'Clock. pauihrch.
nom abroad arc invited 10 ,isit as.
c. w. CRAIG, Scribe. " ''-' v ~, ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-03
ROCK SOAP.

ROCK SOAP is natural product
possessing most marvellous cleansing ana
cosmetic properties. Besides other sap
onaccous substances it contains AIum,ho
which is more powerfully deterslye lnan
most A lkaine Soaps. Rock Soap IS as
certaincd by analysis to have de'er'N'
properties valuable to an eminent deSIoo
for the purposes for which it Is recon-
mrndcd, and to contain nothing inJurogM,
for such use. After using it no one w'n
be without it. 1t is perfectly marvellous
in its uprTation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-03

C@msf lodge, No. 81, =. a. %. ~
~ ~ ioias rs regular meetings, at ON FFilows'
OF each week II uiiGGl " oHihs
I. b. DRAPER, Il. S. =, ni w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-03

This popular route is unsurpassed for c,,oo3
Comiolt and Safety. The smooth, welI.Isi,
lasted and perfect uack Of steel rails tha cai
ebrat Il Pullman Palace Slserin, Cnrs t,
perfect Telegraph system of moving nain. Sr'
.n, ti, I.gnlaiily WIN which thoy run the adni,
iabl9 arrangement Tor running through rats
to Chicago from all points West. seem, 10
pass ngers a. the comforts in modern Eail,,,v
travelling No change Of Cars, and NO i5j,,
Gus delays at Ferries. ''1N
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TTfRUD ChapIsr, No. 10, n. N
Moots on the second and roartb Tuesdays
o! o"ch month a. MASONIC nALL, " envor,
Ville, at O'Clock, r. NJ
O, &. tnblSTIANSEN, II. T..
'i' - "''in / lNi secretary. Janl.
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DAY ptpII.A
SOCIETY NOTICES.

TrHHV Eodgs, w. ~, a.. a. n. m.
Hold thch rtg lar communications M NJ
5 .NI, II ,LL " Weaycryille, on the last saturday
oi each month iIom ot meeting, O'Clock.
l' w. ... D. W. fttILBhtUh, VI. NJ
~ - "''i' ~ SECRETARY. JHnl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-03
No, a. slag Aodxe, .,o.o1.Ioo .

Holds its regular meetings nj ON F-,rn,-s,
iALi) W eayerville, every Thursday evening.
~ ~ O'Clock. Members Of the order from
abroad are cordially invited to attend
~ "a op.,c JullN auHDEN, n. G.
"'N'H4N' a. o. JRnl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS
ENHHE POPULAR ROUTE oVr,
a LAND. WIN.

Passengers for Chicago, Niagara rou.
burgh, Philadelphia, Montrsal, Op"ii' fitts-
! ork' Boston, or any point East. sbogi1I S,ew
their 'NouIu buy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-06-03
TEE, assi

For Board, lodsius rution and Wash-
lhg per .chola>tic ysar.. 500 90
LntIauc fre .... ... ........... A.. n,
"V"lloh "l OolieSe-'''' ..-.........-.... 40 90
and Modem Languages -Exuns.
DAY PIPlEA:
Senior Class....... Q a 0o
"""l"l Nld06 '''' ''.''.--'.' 40 90
The Scholastic ear consists of Two Sessions
sach com rslng p,tiod ol Hre months Tho
W. lI,t session comm mes ou che -Ulh OF Aug.s. !;
tho second ON tho -Oth oil January
For further particulars apply TO
,,,........ (.HY Bty. q. UpuAUS,
A. GODFREY, -,,,.,,.
Secretary. nivU- i.
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NEW w EGEED
SEWING MACHIN ES.
TEE LAHE AND FIgE BEST.
WEED SEWING MACHINES.

The WEED Sowing Machine Company have
now at last COM leted thcir three standard
STYLES OF
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This is the SHORTEST, BEST ana oo,.
line running Pullman celebrated p,iSI piI g1yy
oLhltPiHS,G Cats AND COACHES. iNCs cop6s..
aud nom the WEST, via Grand MAIL T".iiiA
Mnrshuli Codar hapids, Clinton. iun ,to,,an.
and Dixon, ior CHICAGO AND IHL E4S,S
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RepubIieaa Gains-AP

INDIANAPOLIS, Msy p rba R.rnh-
iicsns have carried the ci' g sJoc,io,,I a.
day by Over four thOuss .nd rnsio,itv snJ
electiEg eleven ont OF thirteen ecnnciI. 5.
men. NotEithstF. .nding the re.Tjistrict-
lug of TIE city only a Week ago. both
ESE'ies were Well Crge.nizsd, aud the
election " Hs Warmly Contested, both
parties * trei5ing me utmost Vigilance
- P.etei Il lgsgh voting by their OPP
P'1en'H Disturbances of q miner
CuaLS' Ter took place 10 several
al As n the city during the
''F 8, After the closing OF the IolIs seri-
rs 5Sbt was commenced near the
SIXTH ward voting place, which YVES
.c8cunued at the rorth ward, on Illinois
street, and 10 the vicinity of Grand and
Bates hotels, where it assumed The
character OF 3 riot, lasting for twenty
or thirty minutes, during which time
pistols, clubs and bricks were freely
used, resulting in the killing Of one and
probably fatally injuring two colored
men. There are st present eight
wounded parsons 81 the Surgical insti-
tuts, and several others, blacks and
Whites aTe known 10 have been taken
ID thelr homes more or less hurt. 1t is
impossible nom the many conflicting
accounts % give the immt diate cause Of
the light. No further trouble is sppre-
h~nosL- Special kilograms to the city
p'p-rs from points in the 5 ate show
100 Y X publican gains.
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Another Pacific Central S,a.r

SAN FRANCISCO, May "A memorial
has been prepared by Anthony EgI. I
K. Robinson and Anthony C0oIde.
stockholders Of the Southern Pacific
railroad company, and addressed to the
stock exchange Of New York and the
principal European financial centers
stating in relation to the character and
standing Of the bonds Of the Southern
Pacific, that the Central Pacific and
Southern Pacific are one and the same
company; that the property Of the
Southern Pacific was ACQUIRED d bv the
earnings Of the Central Pacific, anG that
the Southern Pacific is now and always
he's been under the management and
directory OF the Central; that said bonds
are invalid because no CccaJion or ne
cessity existed at the time OF making
them TO warrant their issuance, and are
unauthorized by law. The momorislisfs
are making this statement to advise
these several exchanges es to what thew
consider the real standing Of said bonds
and will also file q bill in court in tbis
State to obtain decree declaring said
bonds illegally and Improperly Issued.
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EMMA MIME.
General Schenck Again Before the
House COmmittee-His Additional
Testimony.

WASHINGTON, Nay 2. - General
Sthenck wss before the house commit
tea on foreign affairs to-day. Repre-
sentative Newell placed in the hands CT
General Sohenck the original letter sent
tothe chairman of the Emma mining
company tesigning his position as di'
rector, and also a copy OF It in the
handwriting OF Mr.. Park. Mr.. Hewitt
examined General Schenck, who said
bis letter Of resignation sent to the
company was all in his own handwTit-
] Ing, date, body, signature and all; it was
his own composition, written at his
own suggestion, without any
bod y's help. Iu writing out his
| resignation from the original draft 1t
sc omed that he interpolsted the words:
Goa consentipg to become director, l
| knew that but exercised a private and
| individual right in no way incompati-
BILE with public or private duty, but L
! prefer to take away from some who have
criticised me even q pretext for their
comnlents or attacks General Schenck
ssS& the paper submitted by Mr.. Hewitt
seemed to be copy Of bis resignation,
in Parks handwriting. He knew ii was
not his signature; it was copy Of what
he wrote.
Mr.. Hewitt called General Schenck's
attention to several words which had
been altered, and General Schenck said
they looked as if they we're ia his hand
Writing-lt was the same ink. He GIG
not know why Park MAZE the cops.
Mr.. Park here said the words were II
his own handwriting.
In answer tC question, General
Schenck said that in his connection
with the Emma mine company he did
not think he had done anything NOR
ally wrong or unbecOming.
Mr.. Park was recalled, and testified
that copy OF the letter Of General
Schenek, rGsigning Fs director Of the
Emma mine company, was in his
(Park's) handwriting; the interjined
words gentlemen" and "iullest" were
also in his handwriting. Park testified
frankly that he recommended to
Schenck to make the Interpretation in
his letter Of resignation as director so as
to convince the public that he (Schenck)
had not resigned from dissatisfaction
with the stock. Park still declined to
say how much morey he had made al.
together out Of the mine, but he said the
could examine his books fOf !
themselves, il they liked.
Al the conclusion of Parks ex- |
SchenGk denounced the |
statement that he copied his letter of |
from the draft in Parks |
writing, as utterly false. An argument |
ensued ss to the putting in evidence of |
two letter. from Fisker X. Duncan, the |
banker, relIting to General Schenck, |
without decision.
Adjourned,
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CONCREssIONAL.

The time Of the senate was yesterday
mainly occupied with the discussion OF
the japanese indemnity bill, pending
which executive session was ordered
and adjournment WIS had before vote
wss taken. The Bslknap impeachment
w.s 10, but no progress was made.
Senator E1munds introduced q resolu.
tIon evidently aimed at Chinese immi-
E-ati0n, which was laid over. A report
from tha Centennial commissioners and
aB Invitation 10 be present at the open.
ing Of the exposition, was received.
The question OF the Presidents re-
fusal 10 permit original papers to
lesve any Of the departments VISA
10 in the house, but no result
ngSs reached. Mr. Wells Mo. from
the committee OF appropriations re-
ported bili apprOp7isttng sixteen thou
sand dollars for the maintenance Of
Bshts on tha MississlpLi, Ohio aud Mis-
rOuri rivers, passed. The { II 7 OF HaIIeI
Kubouru was laid on the table. A reso-
luton OF iuQuiry into Blsine'5 For
Saith ard Lite Rock railroad mat .or
pes Gdrp e. The resolution OF can-
sue of Mr.. John Young <rou,n
o. Kentucky, by the las house
was reeiuded and evnnncad
Mr.. Payne, ( om the ,ommittee on
banking and currency. renorted q biII
authorizing the secret nv Of the treasury,
under such limits and regulations ss
VIII beft secure = just and fair distribu-
ton % SILVER Coin throughout the coun-
uy, 10 issr-e the silver coin row in the
treasury 20 an amount not exceeding.ten
milf ca dcllsrs Ia exchange for sn equal
am yc.pt Of legal-tender notes, and pro-
VI Gi z that the notes received and ex-
cAsugsd shall be re-issued only on the
retirement and destruction of q like sum
# ffsctiOEal currency received at the
treasury in payment Of dues to the
United States; and that such fractional
currency, when so substituted, shall be
destroyed aud held as part of the sir r.
ing-f0nd as provided in the act of fApriI
Il, 1875. Adj cj)urned, pending the uues-
tiGn o. discussion.
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From an Occasional Correspondent OF the
BARTLETT, Tenn, May The frs.
str4x berries Uf the sgRson were shipped
from thi point to-day. MessTs. George
Fsylo-, =. WilB ord, John Manning.
Hamilton, LsFeore, Eoltz, Shappsrd
and Shepherd made shipments, sggrs-
eating five hundred and thiIGy-tRo
quarts, 20 81. Louis, Cincinnati, Indian
spoiis anu Chicago. AboG. sixty acres
9i berries sre ia cultivation ar uld cur
village. The product Of an acre varies
tr9m o1e Thousand TO three thoussL q
gGsrF. Fsking two thousand quarts as
: zvere &, the sixty acres would pro-
duce one hundrei aad twenty thousand
quarts. A. low estimate, the average
price lOT the SESSION Cugnt TO be thirty
cents per qlart, Hence the amount OF
money brought 10 our town in the next
few eeks, by strawberries alone, would
b. thirty. FIX ID ussud dOllars. THIS is
but little less than the total amount de-
rived from al kinds Of fruit shipped
from this point las, season. Had other
fruits not failed, witn our splendid straw
berry crop, shipments this ssg sOn from
Bartlett would have reached one hun
dred thousand dolisrs. Thus, our farm
crs propose to abolish hErd times. 1t is
impossible To e-timate 10 what extent
this industry Will grow IN the next few
years. The revenue from fruit here msy
be counted clear profit TO our farmers, for
i,s production Is not allowed to interfere
I'm the iess. with the ordinary crops OF
cotton sDd corn. Our shippers receive
pro npIy accounts Of sale from their
couEignees in st. L-uis, Cincinnati and
Chicago, accompanied with drafts for
the money o. their hsnkcrs, Messrs.
Wright & Moody sud Mr.. Il l.. Pritdy.
Tae sfli ,ieHt and polite express agent,
Mr.. Ernest Faiu, will lie the busies I
man Iu 0uT town for the next few weeks,
especially about train time.
OCCASIONAL.
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NORTHERN METHODISTS.
Second Days Session of the General
COnfereElce-Be = eIIgIOus Postage
Etc, Etc.

BALTIMORE, May 2.-After the usus!
religious exercises at the opening to-day
of the Methodist general conference,
resolutions thanking the Centennial
| commissioners ior closing the buildings
and grounds On the christian Sabbath
and fer prohibiting the eale of liquors,
were referred to q committee to be here.
after appointed.
A resolution tbat section five hundred
and seventy-fve Of the discipline be
amended so u5 TO read: "The general
eopf5renes shall appoint e comm afttee on
be uQdarles, consisting Of one meuab sT
from each annual conference, TO be nom.
mated by said delegations resp oeetivelr
and over which bishop sha ii Eyres'. ce
and Of which one OF the gene rsI tsC,nToTl
ence shall he secretary, an d og which
twenty-five shall be quOrI in, and aII
matters pertaining to conf Tencs lines
shall be referred TO this con IEsaittee and
its decision shall be final" ed to a rro'
trscted DEBATE, and was I'm illy adonfed
Rev. II. Price, Of upper Il IVA, submit
ted preamble Tecitiug that the bepevo.
lent corporations Of the M ethodist and
other churches are conn Jelled r. re1
upon their anDuals six Il mcs pa rqt,cL
postage P9 other publishers are reeuirsj
to pay on similar printed matter of No
more public benefit; theI efOre
RESOLVED, That we re specially. 49,.
earnestly, protest against the zoe esar OUT
the house of representatives of T. se oy
recently passed by the senate W ~ le I;il piiI
unjust provision included, ar ''z 'nis lIs
hereby respectfully memor aSi,, ~ we uo
gress to SO modify the pos ,I T'In3 IA ,cSn.
the ANIMALS published by @ ~ inat
COZ gfegattlohs may p IS Though the
ntS ctSs So EIig e 10 O1 ot postage that
otneE puolisEels - are eec0tfed to nav on
m9nthiy 9l snG qu@ essly magazines.
d me EeSoiuoio d was unanimously
ADOPTED, ana tjf1y of the same ordeTad
10 De IorWaru Il to the clerk of the bonsa
of represent stives 'o4A u Tue house
., no n was submitted providing for
t tne app Antment e q standing commit
.ee vi twelve, to be named the Hcon1-
n@It" @ e on JUDICIAL proceedinps,n and to
o' 4slst Of one member from each gem
al conference, and nominated bv con.
ferences, respectively, to which Commit
tee all questions of law and the record
OF judicial conference shall be referred
The proposition led to lengthy discug-
sion, in which a nUEaber OF delegates
took part.
Bishop Simpson said the bisbons
would he gla6 to be relieved of their
present responsibility OF deciding legal
questions.
A substitute to refer the record of in.
dlciaI conferences to the committee on
eplseopacy was lost and the motion 10
appoint judicial committee adopted.
Adjourned
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Races at HashV'

NASHVILLE, May g. lille.
ard very cold, and t. Weather cloudy
First Raee-DP Letrack very heavy.
fourteen entries .sh OF half mile, with
ibev cot awav After three false starfg
Mead in T. well buached, with Belle
nost Roth, Le lead. At the hsIf.miIe
cf.onfnreT cn gate pullel out from the crowd
handi' I the lesder, and won the dash
arJ y in l:554-Dan KinDev sacond
% a5lV Bslio s10aG MIRO. Pools 5ai5SS fha
'ce were rs follows: Botbpate. S25.
Dan Kinney, S17; Williams and o Owens;s
enITles, Sl5; field, $50.
SECOND R0ce.-Dssl p5 p mile and q
quarter. Eight h0,s.s came to the
st[lng with 6 go,d start. Nipper
4 auI GFlt were the two fGvorites. Thew
tpok tne Lead, and ran neck and neck TO
sue , nnisn, a, Grit winning by halfs length
- SaSt Amanda Warren third, In the
polas before the race Grit sold for SICO,
@LI3 u, Mp er for SIS, and the field for $40
r InsR'd RGce.-Mile meats, with Egypt,
IouaI Moon and Highland Vintage,
\ 70 Gta won the first heat in I:4I, and
4 heypt won the next two heats in :545
'And :5S3. Before the fret heat m the
pools Egypt sod for $50 and the field
$l5, After the first heat, which was
close, Lotta Moon brought two to one
IN the pools; before the third neat Epypt
oroGghI nve to one in the pools
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OMAHA, May 2-The post trader at
Fort Hartsuf, Nebre ska, arrived at
Grand Island to-day, and says that, on
the morning OF the twenty-e ghth uIti-
mo, band of six Indians were reported
few miles above the fort on Fork river,
Lieutenant Heyle with nine soldiers
started in pursuit, but the settlers, who
were In arms, exposed themselves and
frightened the Indians, who fed. The
lnuians were overtaken by Heyle,s
command and the citizens about twenty
miles from the fort, entrenched in a
blowout in the sandhills. Heyle attack
ed them with the soldiers from the edge
OF the bluff and killed one Of the IN
dlans. Sergeant Dougherty, OF company
A, Twenty-third infantry, was killed by
a shot through the head. HeyIe having
but three men with him at the time
drew of, and the Indians retreated.
Fort Hsrtsuff Is ninety miles north of
Grand Island, Nebraska.
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A RrnfaI MnrlIer

OMAHA, NEB., May "A special dis.
Iaich from Seward, Nebraska, to the
Herald, this evening, says: "NatSan
Clough, sged foIty-nine years, brother ot
the proprietor of the Blue Valley house
was found murdered in bed this MON,
ing. His head was crushed in with
three heavy blows from an sx, and a
keep cash cut in his left cheek. He had
ak hundred and twenty-five dollars in
currency, and, it is supposed, be has
been murdered for his money. There il
no clue to the guilty party. He slept in
the hsy-loft Of the stable. The coroner;s
jury aheld an inquest, and are stiII
taking evidence. The deed was done
last right, and was not discovered untiI
and COldD A
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Peace for Austria and H1nr.r,

VIENNA, May 2.-It is announced
that complete arrangement has been
arrived at on all points relative 10 a re-
ne|sl Of the Austro- Hungarian com.
promise. The necessary bills on the
subject will be introduced simuItaueous-
~ 10 the Austrian Riehsrath and Hun.
gsrlan Die. i've two govern menfs
have bOur sIves IN snn,,o.t - - -
OBTAIN IN -f - Of these measures,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-03
POLITICAL.
A Letter from Seymour I'm Reference to
TiIden.

UTICA, May 2.-The Herald, OF this
city, having published the names OF GER
tain delegates to the Democratic Nation
al convention as in fsvor Of the nOmi-
nation OF Horatio Seymour, and against
Tilden, the former writes to say that he
could rot accept a domination, even in
the improbable event that one should be
rendered him, and he knows that many
of the delegates mentioned are Tilden's
e1rnest supporters, while some would
not be In his (Seymour's) favor were he