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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30
SHERIEF'S SALES.
The City q Now Or.ea11 ". .s.e

The C''S e canP:neI; ss@e V. zane.
~.rppp1oR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- orleans No. Sss Enc me directed bv tS q
S I've wlIs the Superior District Court for the
parish Of Orleans the sb1 ,ss entIeo
10 tof se Ely at pubic suction the Merchants and
20 Ito Exchange, Royal street between
Canal and ON sTSEspAY Nay
Twelve ei O'clock H., the following described prop
ertyc; 70 FAN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
erSty nine, bounded by Toulouse, raapaine. Ct:
and BH1snesS en-
i"mss rect by sixty.On~ feet on Dsuphine street
Seized in the above suitaL
Terms Cash on the sRS;Gs;R wAeaAMAN.
an2s mv6 30 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
nae Ci1y Of NoW Orleans ". Marie L.
Gabaroche.
cUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH ;1 !,
fieri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish OF Orleans
viii proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer-
chants and Aucti0neers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal md Custo%house HssnAY - maT
80, 1876, at twelve o'clock NJ, the following de-
scriSsa PToReT'y r OF Gsoorp, situated in the
Second District Of this city in square p number
one hundred and fourteen bounded nysksmdPs;is.
ST. Clan e. Dunasne ana q. Anm pessnrns thirsy
feet on Rampant street, oy elgn'y'nVe ioe' !"
depth.
ieim'-o "'A w EUGENE wAGGAMAN,
apps my6 30 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF orleans
The City Of New Orleans W. Same
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans No. SO O92.-By virtue OF writ OF
fieri facias to me directed by the honorable the
in the above entitled cause for city taxes Of 1875
viii proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer-
second District of this city, on TUESDAY. May
80, 1876, at twelve O'Clock M, the following de-
Sc1lS csk Gr1 HALF LOT OF GROUND situated in
the seventh District Of this city in :Enale NUMBER n.
number n seventeen. measuring dteen feet On Third
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the sRoGt;r wAcaAMAS
APPS mv6 30 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
The City Of New Orleans W.. John Z.
P0olev; same Va. same
of Orleans, Nos 455si and ss ssi-By virtue
Honorable the Superior District Court for the parish
of Orleans in the above entitled causes, for city
Of 1 ard tbs S sns ss At
Exchange Royal street. between Canal and Gus.
tomhouse streets, in the Second District Of this
city, on TUESDAY, May 30 lss6, at twelve O'Clock
SIX CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND, stuated
in the sixth District Of this city, in square num-
her four hundred and twenty eight, bounded BY
Foucher, Apollo B scchus and Delachaise streets,
design ated a. follows: Lot number eleven,
meaeurino twenty seven feet on Feucher street,
bv one hundred and thirty feet in depth; lots
numbers sixteen to nineteen, measuring one hun-
bred and twenty-five feet on BAcchus street, by
one hundred aud twenty feet in depth; lot number
twenty measuring twenty seven feet on Htcchus
sire. t. by one hundred and fifty feet in depth.
Seized IN the above suits
Terms-C Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
ap26 my6 30 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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RIVER REPORT P. NJ.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Below high water mark of 1874.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Norwegian bark S. Petersen, for Havre
Swedish barkentlne Atle, StIomberg, for Amster
dam
British schooner Jennie Wood, Pizzai, for Ruatan
Island
Schooner May Eveline, McClearn, for RuataI
Island, in ballast
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OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, /
Tuesday May 80, 1876. )
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y
my3O jeI2 United S. ates Marshal.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
New Orleans. Nav 30, 1876.

ESTATE OF FELIX DUFFOUR, lNDl.
vidu6lIv and a member OF the firm of DUFF
four Il Bazus-No. l54l.
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1rhe City Of New Orleans vs.. John q.
PO0l0v: same Va. oame


an2s mx6 10 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30
The City Of New Orleans W. j. X. Carr oil
same Va Mrs. J. B. Carroll.

sr26 my6 so Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30
The City Of New Orleans VS.. Victor Des-

:, EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
APPS my6 30 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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John Daily W.. John w youm,n.

80 EUGENE WAGGAMAN
apps my6 30 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
, 1876-07-15

6trCH4t l]tkp0dcH 10 IN8 1E4GNHh
OTTAWA, July 14.-Ths stasonic Grand Lodge
Of Canada is In session hero. J. X, Kerr, OF
'Forul,to, has boom re-elccted Grand Atnstcr.
The Grand Lodge Of Canada has expelled thosu
brethren who lnp1 connected thUnlsalyos with
tho Grunh Lodge OF Ontario. Tho latter &C.
cclcl from tue Grantl Loage NJ Ca,,asla Inst
February, atla have nov ten strong lodges work.
lug under its tur'saIctiln.
eanAtortl Fleming, Chief Engineer OF tho
Cafa'a Faelile halfway, sails for England TO-
morrow.
Rpsctal Rtszafch to The Tr3bnHa
.sAuogEs, Ont, july l4.-The Grand Council
Of tho Ojibway lnlfans, composed Of delegates
from seventeen bl,,ls, tlr reservations, III tllf.
feront parts Of 0ntarln nfo In sessiun herc, and
earrtetl resolutions accepting tim Indian bill
l,ahsea ut tha last session uf the Dominion Fnr-
Iiamcilt, mud tlunEng tho Government tar tho
measure which, aulong 0tllGr advantages, COLI
fers oil lntl!ans thu ritllt to vntn.
Gpeetd4 i{&patcA II ghS IfiaHaA
kingston, duly li,-1'tlo l'rs4hylcry Of King
ston have passed. resolution a.,ai.jst Sunday
funerals, and mlnlsters Rlll missionaries aEe 1,i-
lunel u tlocln0 tn attend tunera!A oil ttls Sub
t,nth that arc mt lTpperly work Of Necessity,
tqptctui ulxpatcA 10 IAs Tribune
st. ions, y. u, July i4.--Iltu. Erlluru| c1ec-
t!ous, which shortly takn plaru III rr,lcu Ed.
ward island, arc alraatly GgltatIng The Ialanl
Old party luuls laye t,cun jahf astdu, tho clliot
extitrl6n. lcng caslscst by thu education uuek-
ton, tho Hight being tlctWeeu tho advocates OF
hectaran aud Gnn.8cctatja1 gEhuols.
, 1876-07-15
M'K1NNEY..,
His L!bcl Butt Expected to Raise '1sR
Itumpus Anon.
Epkcidi Nffsd{th to THd 1lfbxNA

Ills L!bcl Butt Expected to Raise . n'R
Itumrus Anon. '.',
8pectal Nu,atth to Ind 7tfbxnA
MAD1sos, WIS.,, July 14.-!ln response to
Sheriff Kislr's summons, Alcsera, II. T. Cltttten-
.tcn, Js., W. II. Bishop, and e, ?, Northrup
editors Of tue milwaukee, 0onmwciol 7YH4,,
nppcnred before tho Municipal Court to-day 10
answer 10 charge Of 1lbc]Ing Jefferson G. No
Kinney by charging him with nalfeasanco IL
Office and gross neglect Of duty as Assistant
and Special United etntcs Di.trct-Attor1eI
here and in milwaukee, ho having, as allega't
failed, for corrupt conscientious, to bring 10
justice pCrsons i,nplicatod IN tho whtsky frauds
which ho began early and has continued topEo*
ccute. The complaint reciten number ot such
charges, alleged 10 b0 llbolous, and included IN
tho 1Yn,a Of June q. by an agreement between
District Attorney Jones and Mr.. j. g. FIandcrs,
attorney for Tho defendants, tic case waa post
ponod to Thursday, the 10Th, notice btiny given
Of motion to dismiss tho case for want OF
Jurisdiction, and tho bail Of ench party being
fixed At $500. When tho caao COMES to trial
(as 1t Involves many charges Of completely u
ntllcers Of the First National Bank, Z. W.
Koyes, tho lion. Il. q, Payne, and others, with
the Whisky Ring, to such an extent o. 70 war
rant their Indictment, thero wlll he much Inter
cat In II,
, 1876-07-15

sptefa, n'.pasch ii me Tribune
CARLrEv.LLn, H., July 1a.--At meeting Of
tho Hayes md Wheeler Club Of this city, thi.
ovonLng, they elo:tcl officers ant! perfected thrtr
organization. The Club now nuubars nearly
l0l, and II htiitncreaaing. Hayes ami Wheler's
The Club will do grrat service during tic cam
ratgn
Io1.1Er, I'LL.
IoIIET, ILL.,, July A.--SonIc twolyc Or lftcen
city, and elected o!!Ie"rs. AZ soon as llaycs aud
Wheeler arr Informed of ,1d, fa"t they will
tln,,'trss throw up tho spongn, c,pecnlly ~ the
Cul, ~ 10 ,,tet at thu oty III 1ll4 ffunor Judge
rn,scy Slallal.an every Tuesday evening.
hT,,ngt At A1;NokA.
sSp<rttH nfsjHh!t Ia Tie 1rfh9nt.
ArnoiA, ILL.,, Jul. f'.-ihere Wis large and
cntItii3stls E,tcfinr; no q s'G!t!ans n thc
was tho formation ol = lI-y>s a'N! Wiz cc: Cltii,
bnt there WIS III, additional u.t"avti,n II, tho
fnrt that Emery A. atlrrs, ~ Chicago war to
speak. Thu Hon. u. H. Waterman PRESIDED.
s AftrS tae fnrnal ntgsnt of taS elh
Mr. Storrs proceeded 10 address the meeting IN
tic platform Of tho Democratic party,
showing It I" le Ia e,SSsry reapecs
rccors, waa touched up"n, and it, nan: wcak
points exhibited to thn audience. Thu gnccell,
whic,l wns une ri Mr., storra' 'arpicst Efforts,
occupied all hour aud quarter In delivery.
Mr. Charles T.. lloyt, tho E'rralt!cnt Of thu new-
lys.ye,ntxcl Club, followed witl, brief hut ef-
icctlvc usslsess. sir. Charles Wheeler nlso
made n roust.v campaign speech. Tho meeting
terminated with thrcn cheers for lIaycs md
Wheeler an'l the state Ticket.
AnHASsA2 HElCnIEcAHH.
LITTLE RorK, Ark, JnIy14.-Thc Republican
State Central Comu1ltter, wl'lth has been Il,
session two days, dcrdc, this evening to call d
Republican State Convention, to meet On .lo
Ing State ticket.
, 1876-07-15

Tho defects have polluted ont Ia your hntcl
management suggest their own cure. And y
the careful so,1sasrat'oM Of yonr people wq!!'.'
place, your brenktast is a tn1staLe. Usually,
Immediately aiser you rise from your beds, yo|t
pnftake Of heavy lncul Of stcaka Or chols, taF.
nlshed with potatoes, followed by three ~ f1;,r
Wheat cakcs. TIC digestive organs oven Of q
hca'thy pnlaon hrn not nmw IN condition 70
reccly6 such lncnl; not TIL two or three hours
after ono tns asakci1cd do they recover from Tho
ap,athy whlsh slecp produces. .,:u,, .,n
t,ich III tho East, Throughout tho West In.l!c:.,
among tho English, 9plHtsh, ard French
Crcolest this law Ut our mt urD Ia r8toKniEcu a!
respected !, You nlny be iess pEojudlced against
ttons from = cnlony Of Anglo-Saxo.i orEtn IN:
stuaA of Fret,ch. Let mo submit tho ni0tlc u
living among tho wflito Inhabitants ot l'aS'alocs,
which Is sllaitar to t!lat In most Of Tho Amtl1las.
equivalent to ths e9le an lstt and roli ot .ho
Ffcncl, md ltallau}, then ballt; t,icn tn.
business, usually sbeat =. H., nd ii {his hour
E5o,si.esa Isu 4 a, osss s5S99ts' 4 .S s anis 70 =
ro1toa d 1T their dut'es % Tor tho iay - sra pst-
Iorlned, Tho lettera are rcaA eIul answered..
DO much responsibility IA relnoycd from. their
their honta fur breakfast, Hhoa thoy lartalsr 81
tlsll aal yl!nps, accompanied witt, tho inevitable
rice anl foli,wcl 1y ,frult, the whale washed
% a"T " Wy s's1st ~ 2, Bitter AZ .S a'n!
n'oa of tho day IL dinner. T)la Is usuatly take!
between S and 7. And II possible thls n'tnl
s1aud l,o sRkon A}fer the dlay's wsFk u over.
You WI eventually beeoqn'c, y nation Of dyspeIr
dining III tie midst ot tilcsr hours nt buencs{,
and retusU themselves sufficient time Il, ynastl-
cas anddigrss what they ent.-Gq|d1pJa for Au.
, 1876-07-15
GENERAL NOTES.

wU0 ~ NEsFnNtiRLE ron GiANTl
ror dsxnt, says liz. MctS!il. .'its rol!cy Is let
fortl, in thc platform adopted a& Cjncnnasj
Tbs sa!Iuaai Atm1nistTaiun merits eu',,,"enda,lan
sd ~. f"rss adairs a's! Tr'.d:nt t'ss ar.essss liz
S,ty M m .s As5snn r. rs" a4 n to'
r. csass: .~ 49, H.. o,..,...,, ,,.. w..
{osn; I,aistlnstIy Mafs1 i,selt re,p.n.Ills tor
tha. the platform WI Il eeeari with ny Views"
vt il,e p'Ir:y GEratl. would nnw Eayo ~ nellevs
shsi s ias. dses 20, not as'0 noss a s
TMes.
Tllu New York 1Iortl llnying previously made
.bo .,,nn Il n,lut " ,y,,,s, +tI, ro,,n,i,ucr,nr.
WV aa''' p'"' "t",as '" s'p'e"' w.. ~
cInnutt Commercial, which Will not l,u acc,lse.l
nf fccltng ,n,,rb r,spcrt mr. fouluess for Ocp.
U ~ .s.' 'aat" ,',, 's.. ',. ~ '''e'' 1'' o''''
drah1, 'nhKea thss feply;
But tho aelenpe 70 show Tint 0av. llayca IN:
!ofses sho administration affrt, 10 ~ ~ !s!cf , gf
sscen,anse ~ sss,ns T. ~ ta'se a. ais heartily
ssnT S ,a1n.n W n lug s t'5s ss.o
i"timn ~ enmun,lin; e(isvnlv Ii. anar,bie VIII
Of II" NdI,inistsatiorI, JUrs MT anounco trsncl
ple Then rs 10 tlrtlts services. ar llas Fender,
& S seFYS IL al "a IL e9Ss H. M ss
!airA.monsy loctrine. Ho put sown n she new % 70.
neoh T., M Nw s!rl'anH Ies'a'sy as was Ia,1 o. Gft9t
fi,I IN IA tHu ",S M nd w H. " rsrs ~, &
Knew @ atns @ ' II liz iii Iyui.y ot hi" M oies, iI @ but
H. H. s afty sy.ta = sH IL wlch I Wss hou
aul failed utterly, bsca.t liz cnn1l nut aln,!tu,
h!s nwn Indulgence IN fasorittsn. Etili. ar hu
paases away We would not ,'s 1ecEiasay llarsf WIiA
n.het cancs a9l lls u slpins s'lsm now lie In"
@ ~ n59g ~ a H. H. ravist
81 te,n fs,l mi" yerturtny TAeru IL ts nfircins
lis IntslIjbitity Of uni. in lis ivtie. Of Account.
uncc IIAyeH frpresalY diI not eInslr out Tho Ad.
, 1876-07-15
.-n ehrnp, aui yar can make b!s pllc out Of


r. p.-''1rnw n,ueh - \ n!l--'horc's Mack 'aye
Mkc snys s:7,, sni .ho stnyor $500. that..a
an1 ye, i y"a fellows q, !. S st5rMtsts 1a,
Iiiss siroit. N"w. III tell yon: III rny ounstef
down and quarter IN thirty day, ami rtvc you NJ
notes nt Elk sud ninc mnnih-. payable u an!
elected. Hn, u you won take maj s"a inust oeoa
III H. EWif my ngc.. don't sui, yc,, just ,ry to
,1 S V!ihani 81; ss ss md I'll RI" myself md well SEQ
50 ihu bsrpalo, j. n,ndc. ami this conrentlon Of
representative clllsoM., havin4 met and cho.tn
er "ss, s ,r parsts ywasas mass a sS aei
eyentua1l: elect thci. man. AMI 81 leeanao s!tl
fsx 'nen who. u he law Ind its duo, would 10
.Now, reform" il tho burden u liz poticnl Cry
a present, md Of al places 10 tho United States.
needed rcform con.atcncy n,nst lfc 1,a,l AZ ctwecn
rnrty principles md nnnnccs. The pconlc are fast
s c tic afc of o'nln ,
cnles {whcrf they have my, III the nduption ~ a
platform: y hard:iaoney n'sn viii take ! nomina.
' ~ t"s. In s 1S II" yst sa Essi:
which upetstcs in ctra'lng grrat confusion IN thc
GovcrMl1ent. md consequent disappointment nni
r"s t"%"s liz "hcT nst4e. 81 san"sas
olsess @ .n, wtGen. regard 10 telr liseal prlncpes;
0hd tnHt hHn0nHh prfHnps rEH1ltnE In ErCntcf
Sysdom In thS son!ae. of 0asorn,nena etr:!s.
S ht IN 1ny aba lsi''esn "n sn honcs, mem
who coInroso the Republican pxsty of
Cook County. r. le, not wtthout tho
5G"sr # snsg, st S n III .say
ton Of tho. Republican platform and choIcc OF
Presidential ca,fdldates. should he continued In
the nuntnatinn Of candidates for th4 elections In
Noramer. In Il 9rrnt moaa,,ru the delfnrn nf th4
great and muddy growing metropolis ts tcl!endont
uron tho epllectlnn lava and collateral legiHaton
q tho stats, Thi, eIty haa hem at,nt as poorly
AZ Il could bn without absolute Disgrace. Tho
great mcas..rc of relcf which th!f Eunnty II Cook
ncclst AMI nec,s badly, nnl which II ahnuM hive
at Tho next meeting nt our Legislature. Il tho re-
peal Of that odlona statutory snbornnr of
stE5, astEa,, 'na tp "eaa,ns9 s .eesn Il our It c'Ss ,St
raclce net t1s. s., 770, and tho necessary cxisla
ion to scSnrr at lehs. two moro Judges for this
county, This Io nla1c necessary In View Of t)lc
fact That. uners defendant Ia TOO con'centoua to
at!opt the suggestion uf the aforementioned
sn, sss;os sn. Of tSs S;on Practice
simplest case Of nsnutnlsft within fourteen tnnnts.
Tho dockets Of our Co0k County Courts Of law arc
now incumberad by about "a. .tF9O pnn,llng c1Kcs,
aud thfa nnubor Ia growing faeer than II IA w!hln
p tlhposs of. The cy'la arising from tlsIs eondl;
by me. Wherefore would ussN npnn the electnrK
NJ This judicial circuit the election of thnso men to
nlfcc who cnn consistently stand upon The RepRh.
lEran platform, Mh" ayH cnveEFant with The needs
at The people. and who ara honest, cnpno1c. and
fcnrleas enough 70 that Their constituents arc
| era nnd State Constitutions they are entitled 10.
JQuN l.. pAilsH,
, 1876-07-15
DISAGREEMENT.


JoLrhr, Ill.,, July lA.-'rho deliberations of
the Jury IN tho case Of johnson, Crowley, and
Shields. tic Chicago judges Of election. who
lave bee,, IN trial IN tho VIII County Circuit
Cnurt sInee Monday last, resulted, ~ these dis-
patches iuttmated hopld DO the casr, In dis
agroe,nent Mt . lats lour last N!2hta aud the
juEylncn were accordingly discharged. It Il un'
dsrstnpd they wefr alaut equally uvIdnd IN opin-
i'm. No one wllohsar.l tho evidence Gan have tue
sas: .a aeab' ' 1hst g'0 frqqas I'D Sst9 xS,e
precines 81 ths Ixsntlst', Ward. iot
which ths defendants, ~ Iulgea 1t that voting
pla.e, should haye l'ocn hold accountable,
n'I,rsen's spoaei, and lls conduit whilo NJ
.nense1 upon aud severely criticised by citizens
haso. Al adtntt tl4at ltis speech MAJ octtar
stroysl Tic goaa. Impression made UPON the
t1luils of Hlaily of lia hearers by ths former.
Ills frequent Interruptions VILLA Dir. Reed waA
srss.!ax ss Ink EsysalsA y L!a tt4s cIstiss
T. proof q hts tgnoranco Of gaotl n,auascrs.
Ilils reanlt VI! make a third tfll OF tic esso
unnecessary, uuless the 6lase's Attos7,py ontcrs u
hullt pfoE,
, 1876-07-15
TIE "MACIIINE.n
now ruA l'EolLs CAN ilREAK IT.

now IAa fsofLh cAH AHhAA IT.
CHICAGO july III Huoe 1@Tho ,"l po,een eu already h,.
his plans tor t!llius tho oiiices which are 10 bs
fllJeI hv thu Il crnresslou nf thc nron1o hv bal,
lot ~. fp weil ,udor @ wsv 'JJ T. y ,nc u"
therefore, t1lnt the mnls Of i" tho people " wuro
directed towards tho cholco Of gllrl men Us will
1uy represent thom, Tho not-ve}l-cnourt,.
t,nnwn nyoc,tre n few noiit,cn1 sctcnar. rail.
cr1hg IN secfet session "whero politicians most
do congregate," and, through consciousness Of
their great power In directing the popular Will,
by bargain e"a sale hetsccn themselves, 'nah-
s"9 w iEat u ca"ah'n.ca MA1en Ill 'A'suaeo
louder than wortls they dlctaso to tho people as
the only one entitled to their nutfrages, must hc
broken up. 1t seems to mo that tic people ayo
no, ,,.s s'ea, . ,o
Upon them individually Us electors. Tho large
majority OF tho poputaco who arc tbs most d.
.ssss auu " s,' aa. ~, ss.', ~
tna eles''ou y. "o''est a'tn eapae.e wy" "
o!!lco, W., tue heavy tax.payers so'tsom 4 oyor
whom they would tieatro to haye elected. Aud
yet the detotion by this class s,f cttizens nt M.
more Than ton evening" OUT o1 tue year to tl,e
no'ninati9n OF ~ mon for oil!eo would Hnloult-
third to !.alf Of their annual taxes Crhia last
nirntLted to mo y lsrgH numbers Of Just Ettch
tdtixcns "a nro niIova referred to.) The ini,t-
wall iI,nstFntei In lin Int nlrctinn fInt
nnoi NJ which Mnvnr WA r]u,srn
~ ~" f.h,c,~M 1,bo p.on,c,s nnrtv
w Ss.st,H. : .tu 7, Haasv
tvkct ttwilulty maze W py political Yniitres,Wns
opposca ny ~ the american hoTs.mpoIs nl tain
city Yet 1t wna elected by n large majority.
The nrescnt iltstvctsful condition ii nnF CITY
NoyyfnInont ani tina,laes is wholly traccahla to
the fntlnwlnr il1strutinu of A stnta of fnrta TN,
oStcn nxner'sur.1 Ia ,e aa",tsIs ~ 'S's ~ wv
en" n, 81 sr' ~ T. ~ e.. ~. f,t
IiNno-ol1 Neeks no!nla olGSth. .; ~ NJ.
, 1876-07-15

WAugBoAs, ILL.,, July, 1a-About o'claa
tl1ia afternoon d llttle colurcd cliTl4 NAMED
Elizabeth Patterson WINS shot Ia tho left hreMt
from which death will probably result lluHrs
the night. Ono Of the family WI. shooting at
mark, and tho weapon did not work tatlst.e.
torIiy, and young wf'to man named Thom,;
Hocy, who was at tho .,,lacc, attempted to tx H.
when, by aeshlont, the revolver q Smith 8
nhovc. A report WIS circulated Tint tho aeI
was Intentional, and tho Sheriff proceeded "a
arrest lIocy, but did not upon learning shs
above facts.
, 1876-07-15
Juvenile klSHhPS,

A little s.year-old son OF Jamea crilly. Of No.
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, md susta,nca n
fsacturc 81 tho alful, from Which tho physicians
aay he cannot recover. 1Io was taken for treat
tncnt 10 tho County Hospital.
Thomas Luddy, eEed y years, was drowned
At o'clock Yesterday afternoon IN the river
Ing along the track, aud. losing his balance, fell
through the tles Into The water, Tho body was
recovered soon Afterwards by OllcsF FcEting,
who conveyed It to the residence Of hfs paFentsI
No. 0H ClJb0uEnp ayenuo.
, 1876-07-15

MAplsoa, VIA, July 1L-Thc Normal School
Regents hays becn IN scsslou pll day, and trans.
acted considerable business. In tha executive
session they elactadA President OF tho Whito-
wator Normal School, but rcf,lso To a!yulgc Ills
name TIL notice OF hia acceptance IL RECEIVED.
They have voted el6, ,0oD for tho enlargement Of
0shkosh Normal Rclls'ol, to atroEt bctrr a"coul-
tnodatlons for tho grammar alttl H.nlef aehools,
aa4 h:vo A4op,et! ! tc.o!al!o9 tiIest!ng 60 II.
st VI early location OF tfth Normal School Ia
tho contFI part ai Northern Wisconsin,
, 1876-07-15

INDIANAPOLIS, July I4.-The bondholders
who recently purchnscd The 3fartinsyiIlc Il Cln-
c!npatt Railroad at foreclosure sale decline 10
least, and hnys abandoned II, ThI1 shuts OF
mail facilities for quits number OF small
towns along tho Inc of the Eoata, and Is quite
serious embarrassment.
, 1876-07-15

his abaeneo Tho tug George Mntthon, Of Goaer.
tcl, which camo III tn Wednesday nnd laid
9niet,y down the rivcE, steamed up, and,
river ai u Lively rate. The slipkccner notiaed
Tho slIoTil, wfo chn:scrctl a locomotive, an,l,
rcnching bAy CITY, procured tho eeryieyz Of i
tug anil cal,turc1 tho sc,,v near tl1v:,'uih nf
tho ttvor. Cnpt. Green, Ut the Cann,ia tug,
and man NAMED Cram, claiming 10 be part.
ncr Of Corktn 4 atickncy, wcrc n1rcstcd a,ld
brought to this city.
, 1876-07-15
suoPLlETEIss DISTURBED.

HPsevW L6AF1ttH 20 NV 1F'FHHe.
DacATun, ILL.,, July 1A-Tha shopljftnrs' gang
was to-day broken into iu this city. Yesterday
morning about S22 worth Of clothing was taken
from Elliott Il Anderson, and two coats from
Mlnk1ey d Do1son. Tho former found their
goods in tho express office, billed for Chicago,
and tho young mnn Who brought tho goods
there Was arrested He h.l on, when takcn,
have bought from 4 MI. Dunn. The prisoners
name is William Mccartney. To wns commit
ted In default Of $500 bail, The facts developed
show s4 organized gang hero connected With
one in Chicago,
, 1876-07-15

EAsr B.a,aAw, aflrl'., July A.-Some days
ago Sheriff Andrews, Of this city, ipstea on =
dusnpscow hclonvtlg to Cosktn Il Bttrknry,
hay!ng clalm Of Sl,lal agalpat esirkucy. la
put = s|.ipkuspes On bssx,l. Tia salo Of tho
scow ~ satisfy t'!s claim va4 to taks place TO-
dly, About II o'clock last night A building
ncur where tho scow hid took hrc, and the ship
Keeper lett her ald went to tho Arc. During
, 1876-07-15

heal. or ihi" number, t0,f3s 1,nyc bern hi,
IN Northern Texas, tl,c rcmanrr f,,, "1a ,,s
have awen driysn north. S.yeral ,ln,',.l
ilen'l Which wcrc wiHtnred In Northern Ttl T..l
laat Heaaof have been n1sn driven nur,h rih aiih
Will p.uimlly swell sln totnl IL bctwccn a5 aS,m ~
, 1876-07-15
RUN OVER AND KILLED,

6Pft119 D}fD0EtA q 9Ho 3Ff6Na5
MoLHAasBono, ILL.,, July 14.-stinsm, Beard
living s miles from town, was killul by train
last night. Lie was walking OH tho track. TAa
engineer rang tho bell unl blew tho whistle, hu.
could not stop, owing to The down grade, Deasl
WIS deaf. Lie 1naycs four children. n
, 1876-07-15
ITEN(&,

Tho Rccctvpr Of tho Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Nailroad pub,ihhea tho following statement Of
the approximate earnings Of Ills 1oad for tho
month Of juno, 1870; Tro,ght, sl57, $50. I'll; pas
scnger, s50,42o.sa; mail. slo,apo.3o; express,
e 9 se|s 81. xes9 tes9 ;.sSa
SAG, ,4a4.os; increase, $11,6sl.n. First i,alf
1s7o, H. .s30.O0, atst Gaif ls76 {actuaih si,-
220,01l.58; increase, tles, 81. SO.
Mr. John 8. Cook, for several Years past Gen
etal Freight. aud Ticket Agent OF tho Peoria,
to accept the position OF General Manager OF
tho Pckln, lincoln d Decatur leallr0na. Mr.
Cook Is man Of excellent executive abilities,
and we'll Gttod for tho postion-
, 1876-07-15
RUN OVER ny CARS.

DpFE7A D41Fa9tN 70 7HS 7II9U1E
LAnalua. Mich, July 14.-A hoy yearoi
age, named Thomas Cation, had botl.ls cut oil
by tho cars running over him, at tho unloa
Depot In this city, last cvoning. lie will MT
live. Tho boy hnd been wnrned by railroa1-lnea
to keep oil and away from tic cars.