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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-27

Az UGLY ACCIDENT ON CHRISTMAS
Mr.. George link, son Of Mr.. William
link, the furniture man, met with very
unfortunate accident on Christmas morn.
ing. While engaged in friendly wrcstlc
with a young man named Parker, at
HuEemens livery stable, Mr.. link fell
with his full weight upon one Of his legs,
breaking il in two places. The accident
will'lay him up for the balance Of the
uintnr l-
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INSTALLATION. .-Hush stsfiiGE. PM.
last evening installed thess ssfollorine
officers Of Ohio Lodge No. d As F. 4 4,
NJ, to serve the ensuing yeih Roberl
Clark, W. NJ; Frank johnson, W.; Jas
Hall, ]. W.; Chas. H. Collier, Treas; A
Fl. Forgey, sec,y; W. G. Kemp, s. p.
Aaron Barlow, J. Ds 7. W. Rliig Tyler,
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


LouIsyILLE, December 26.-Informa
lion from RhSselville, K " received heK
says: Clarence Rutherford shot aut
Killed Tatene Wheeler, about seven milel
South Of that place, Saturday, splitting
hts ihsAd open NithiSRun. SRnlhertOEd
was arrested. ~. ,,.. ,......
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The IIttle Roelt Fifes.

Llrr1E Rock, December 26.-It has
been ascertained that the last couaagra.
tion here was caused by two negro boys,
who broke into Bangs' store Tor the pur.
pose Of robbery This refutOs incendiary
charges. 29'
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The IirItish Mall.

LONDON, December 2G.-Wiiliams 4
Guion line Of steamers have been selectet
by the British postal authorities, for The
conveyance during January q The roya
mail between Queenstown and New York
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.ll,lslilpQs N,lse.12l,sl!

In The aggregate, the decline q barely
Ss1, 1,5745s4 on transactions oi,cyer ST.,
100000 o,o0o-about 2.7 per cent. This,
too, in spite Of a material decline in
prices and wages, and 10 consequence Of
q adecllhs 10 stock speculation; which dur
Ing The Two weeks In question reanlted II
sales OF only l,lee,O7s shares, against l..
14s,65O shares during the same week last
year. Beyond dispute, business Is better
than it was last year at this time in quan.
titles exchanged, and ii is steadily i'm.
proving. Political uncertainty alone re-
tards the recovery. s&as-Gs q
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THgcolored roustabouts Of the steamer
Hudson yesterday cleaned the snow from
the ice for large space In front d the
landing, for which they were remuhe rated
by the many lovers Of skating, who dur
Ing the remainder of, the day and -date
into the night enjoyed themselTeSat their
fayorite sport to, their hearts, content.7
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y5.rasE ..raEisTos,g 1 tx IN, J., December 26-The
Centennial of the battle Of Trenton, was
celebrated to-day BY sham battle. The
Hesaiaas were again defeated and COM
pclled 10 surrender. The dead were car
ried, into q ncighboring saloon and. re-
stored to tonaciohsness. "sH iJaT
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sCuOONrp WRECKED.

Sr.JoHxs, December 26.-The schooner
CASTILLO, from this port for New York,
was wrecked Sunday at southwest har.
hor, and the crew Of Eve persons perished.
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Marine Disnster.

ELLSWORTH, ME, December 2d.-An
unknown vessel went ashore here 10 the
late storm on Marshall Island, near
Swans Island, and went to pieces; three
dead bodies were found among the timber
frozen stiff aud naked, except some
shreds Of clothing about the neck and feet.
The stern had been carried away, but the
beam was found beaning number 66,S9l,
tonnage, marked satisfaction, ll,145, 100;
vessel lSden with latha,
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I'oLEDo, Decentralization. Erasmus
D! Peck, an old and prominent citizen
Iof Lucas county, and formerly member
OF Congress from the Toledo diStrict, died
at Perfysburg, O., last night. r.
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SAN FRANCIsco, December 26.-The
steamer Oceanic made passage from
Yokohama In IA days, Is hours and
twenty minutes, beating the last trip Of
the City Of Peking over twenty hours.
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0he1,lteltiiQe'1nite5r:. ii


We have IecelVeu u lazy tNSSA aaAS
d,cntaen,s calling DOR attention TO the
.nbisct Of Federal Taxation in its various
h,m, on the National banks, and also 10
III. subject Of the .tSoDent stamp tax as
at present iuposed'Ou oil persons who
d,av check on their deposits in either
National OF State banks.
A. regards the formet class Of Ea'a'
,ioD. il ii not 4 subject that Nc this late
IA, couccrns lha banking interests Of this
civ 10 any gans!aI extent, inasmnch as
sr have but ono National hank in our
midi and tits about half way ont Of The
.,,lcm through SlthdrawSl IT its cir:
cnla,ion. and sale Of Its bOnds. Sill,
tbors arr Iurgs number Of National
h.nL, within the kOuuds Of our, circula-
d tioD, uia.i no: a few Of the readers Of the
IsTrLLloEsscEn sti; arc stockholders and de.
no,i,ors in these Institutions. The Last
tsn66 Of The Controller ot the Currency
chow, that Fa haEe in West Virginia
slo7l,Oo0 Of capital invested 10 the Ma
tion,I IrarkG, and this capital paid in 1875
NJ % tbe amount Of $25,l75 TO the
United States, and $50, ,lO2 to the State Of
West Virginia. The ratio Of Federal
-. .,n;tal Tas T. anlof State taxl z
The report Of the Comptroller shows
th,I tbs,e are now in The United States
sOso sIioaS! bsahs aib, capital Of
s;oO0OoOo5. possessing Il. circulation
oI .g9l 100000. u deposit line Of s65l,-
100000, and having loans out to the
,noqnt Of S0Sl, 100000. The capital is
no, quite a, much as II has been, and the
circulation is nearly S5O,OO0,OOO less
,haa il was in 1873. The average OF
b,nk aiyidondA to capitat for the
ulA Eve years has been Just 10
p,, cent: The average for The last
.iE months Sas AS per cent: the
average dividend to capital and surplus.
nhe surplus being the accumulation OF
urevious undivided earninga) was 3, 81,
or7ll per cent annually, These diyi.
I,oI. arc made clear of all federal tax.
atom which amounts to 1. s per cent ON
the capi,aI and generally clear Of State
taxation, which syersga4. . per cent on
the capital. In this region the state
taxs, are almost universally paid hy the
individual Stockholders.
The ta1cs imnospd by the government
an National BapLs arc az iollows: per
cent on circulation, J Of per cen, on
dsposit, and ! on that portion Of their
capital no, in United States bonds. I'll
viii be noticed that the principal tax is
that IN circulation a lax that ia supposed
10 carry its own anlidote along with II. |
The government PAYS tho banks interest
on their bonds and iesnes Them 90 cents
on tic dollar in the way Of a Qra,uity.
Thi. gives them chance to make as
uucl interest on their circulation n, on
their capital ! invested in bonda. Taking
toll 10 the extent Of psr cen, on, Of the
earning, on ,hi. circulation cannot be
considered an onnrr.,ior. nr5 wc sco po
a.aI S.ss., " ,,L :, r., ,,.o.,',,.., -,
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MnrInn InislIirenee.

LONDON, December 26.-Stsamsrs
France, Ethiopia aud State Of Georsia,
from New York, and Marathon, from
Boston, arrived,
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weather indications.
WAR DKPARrRKNf,
ORRiCR or THk CHIHR SIaNAL ORRICEH.

OsP1CE or THK CHIEF SIGYAL OPTIcER
wISmSaTos, D. C., pcceubst 2f=i, A ~
'a'' fEonkniIirtKS
For Tennessee and the Ohio Yalley, Il
the eastern parts light snow and intth
western portions clearing weather, witt
rising temperature, south to west wind
and stationary or slowly falling baron
eter.
For Lower. Lakes, occasional snowl
followed by clearing weather andrisin
temperature, south TO west Winds an
failing barometer. HfiF4Et
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e FURTHER PARTICULARS.


MONTREAL, December ,2srLast nigh,
at S;45 o'clock the. Slater Superior The
Convent made the usual visit through The
whole Convent and noticed nothing iun.
usual. All the community were in bed.
At 20 minutes past 0 o'clock hihe whole
Convent was 10 flames. All that could Be
done for the persons inside was to hurry
them out. Tho nuns as well as Tie chill.
dren had only time to save themselves
without their clothes IL ID believed That
the, fire originated ,betxeen the floors.
There were ,49 boarders, in the,C Convent,
and 12 persons perished IN the flames.
AT one o'clock eight bodies had been
taken from the ruins all burned TO crisp,
Some OF the parents were present seeking
to fecoghiie their child ten5 by fragmehta
Of clothing cligipg 10 their bodies. Eliz'
abeth Gravel, one Of the victims, was
out Of the convent while it was
in flames but re- entered Ia
render assistance. The Sister shpetiar
persisted in remaining in the Coeyent 70
save tho children and only escaped with
difficulty. Wt1ot ~
The Convent was situated 81. Elizabeth,
nine 'miles from Joliet, and was under
The management Of the Sisters Of Provi.
dcnce. The community building formed
two wings; the Sisters and SO lpdy board.
ers in one, while the other WA occu pied
by so orphans and infirm persons. The
structure was Of wood and there being
20 IRE aPP%,..tns In the village the fire
could MOI be checked. N"tlIing saved
from the building. There was aii ,inne,.
ance on the property Of $4,000. |
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DIED.

...YoUEd.At 7oelocf,T TDscgmbsr 2;taI r KTEH
f0uE0, aged 6S years. 4 1aiJ aSH
His sfuneral will take place tomorrow II hhfsily)
afternoon at o'elOok frdia Noaoib y Sfs rttee.
Friends Of the family invited toaittsd.r ,'-sv
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Another Fire Disaster Accom-
panied with LUsy of Lille.

MONTREAL, December 2G.-The Con
vent Of the Sisters Of Providence ut 81
Elizabeth, near Joliet, province o
Quebec, burned to the ground last night
Eight pupils, are missing.
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JOLIET, QUEBEC December 2G.-one
hundred persons we're in the Convent O
St. Elizabeth when it burned last night
Nine children. were .suffocated, and their
bodies recovered this morning. 1t Sis
said that four moro children are missing
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-20
The commIllee ON Rederal onlcea ID

The Committee on Federal oncea 10
Louisiana met again to-day, aud a,
w, Ferguson continued his testimony
la regard ~ the importation Of one
hundred aud forty thousand cigars
Witness admitted that the most Of his
Information was obtained FROM other
partiea being asked II he knew any
thing about ally Fraudulent pay rolls,
he declined TO answer, AS II might
eliminate himself but subsequently,
admitted seeding fraudulent pay rolls 10
1871, and Knowing that money was
drawn on them. ]. NJ. Wilson ap.
peared as counsel for Collector Casey.
The House Judiciary Committee to-
day adopted = resolution TO amend the
Knott and Lawrence bin regarding
Pacific Railroads, 80 that, when re-
ported for passage, II shall eontain sub
siantially the following provision
That the sinking hind to DO paid 10y
the Uuion Pacific Railroad Company.
Taxed at seven hundred and dry thou
sand dollars per year for the first ten
years aud one milton dollars per year
thereafter until the wholo debt and IN
terest be paid, the same TO be exclusive
ofthe iive per cent net earnings and
Government freight, both OF which, Ms
they accrue, sIAll DO credited TO the
Company'a aecount Of indebtedness to
the United States. A sinking innd pro-
portIonatcly the Same shall be also
created In the same way for the Cen.
trail Pacific Company, and for which
the Government has issued subsidy
bonds and advanced Interest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-20
THE PRIsOE or WALES
Elaborate Preparations for tho Re-
ception or Albert In London. aW
Five Hundred Guests invited at the Ban.
auet and Five Thousand at tho Ball
which Closes the Festivities.

LONDON. May 19.---To.day having
been fixed by the Princeof Wales for
his visit to the city of London, after
his return from India. the most elabo-
rate preparations have been made for
his entertainment. A banquet and
ball take place this evening. There
will be five hundred gussts at the ban
quet aud Ave thousand NJ the ball.
GuIldhall, which IL to be the sccne OF
the festivities, has been taagnIfcenuy
DECORATED. Nearly all the princes and
princesses Of the royal family, DIsfaeli
and other mlnistefs, government aud
all great officers Of State, viii be pres
ent, The streets adjacent TO Gnlldhall
at four o'clock In the afternoon, will DO
closed to all vehicles except carriages
OF guests. The members Of the royal
family are to arrive last and will come
by why Of the Victoria embark ment,
Queen Victoria and Qneen streets,
reaching Guildhall at 7 o'clock. The
address ofthe corporation will DO pre-
scented to the Prince In gold casket,
after which will follow the banquet.
The ball ,Announced begins at nine
O'Clock. The yard Of Guildhall has
been entirely covered with d tempos
IA IA A. 10.
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THE CAPITAL.
Bill Providing for Salaries or Appel
late Judges Tayorably Reported.
AMaIoriiy RepOHAdyerss and Two Mlaori.
:, ~ Reports fasorluu Resolution
concernlng Constitutional io14
,a1 s.'nI Appointments, sei IA 4oi

Special to Tue Dallas Heral5,l WYE
AusrIN, May l9,--Senate The III.
nance Committee reported Mvorably
onthe bill providing for the salaries OF
the Appellate Court Judges. s 7.
Mr., Piner, Of Denton --Bill amend
Ing the criminal code. A similar bill
was also presented by Mr.. Grain, OF
Calhoun. H'N'g'7 "'t'.''','' WY
Mr., Brady, of Harrls--Bill amending
tho taxation article. inH Naea
Mr.. MolJeary, OF Bexar, offered u
joint resolution amending section iifty.
six OF article sixteen OF the Constitu.
ti0n.lRn uu.yj aia r1uaa Hor
A message was received from the
Governor with the report Of Chief JUS
tlce Robertson on the condition Of tho
Supreme Court h1s 3M4Ut lsA
House A majority report was re-
ceived adverse TO the resolution TO the
effect that no constitutional amend.
ment be entertained this session. Two
minority reports were also presented,
favorlngthe resolution. Action ualm,
portant o3 sA.4ng NJ ~ ta4,sn ea
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AFTER INK RODBRRs.'
Ten Men LA Pursuit and Only
Ten Minutes Behind Them.
They are Supposed TO DO the Notorious
aRd Desperate iamss Boys--The
D'a Whole Country ArSussd, 90.
to tho Dallas Herald.

special 10 tho Dallas Herald. ,l urh
FoRr WoRrH, May TO- Tho news OF
the stage robbery by three men ON
Thursday has created considerable OK.
element here, and party OF ten well
armed men have started In pufsuiL At
last accounts they were about ten min
utes behind the robbers aud pushing
on, on their trial rapidly early this
morning on Grapevine Prairie, From
the description OF the highway men,
they are thought 10 hc the notorious
and desperate James Boys, who have
been at this work for several years In
Arkansas, Missouri, the Nation and
Texas The entire county Is up In
arms, aud their capture 10 now consld-
cred certain. II Is thought that they
VIII be hung on tho spot whom caught,
80 greats the feeling Of the people.
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DALLAS VS.. TYLER,
4 Fierce Struggle Between the cities
81 over The Supreme Court
Mr.. Douglas Amendment Bill Secuted by
the Committee as Being Quite Out
lAa Of the Question and
a.4s unfeaslbIe. obak sina

special TO the Horald,l
AUSTIN, May la.---The struggle be-
tween Dallas aud Tyler for tho branch
OF the supreme Court continues with
undated vigor. Tho friends OF both
cities are working earnestly, and Dial.
las is confident OF success. There was
no action taken this evening with re-
gard to the location OF the branch by
the committee, further than an agree
ment TO hear arguments from the
friends Of Dallas and Tyler al TO the
relative merits and claims Of the two
cities. ig. ips1l1 4gAE e0i AN
Senator Douglas amen dment bill "a
secuted Ut by the committee AZ being
quite out OF the question and not at all
feasible. II ~ considered simply as
an effort to bolster up the pretenslons
ofTyler when II Ia conced that Dallas,
by reason Of her location, accessibility
aud the eighty thousand people who
will DO best served here, against T'yier's
twenty thousand, ought to command
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-20
BLACK HILLS.
The Expedition OF General Crook
Moving TO the Front,
Reliable Accounts Of Successful Mining
0peratlsus---ron to Twsaiy Dsllars
iot l,1a Per Day 70 the Man, ira s.'

CHEYENNE, May ip.-The last two
compAnies o. the Second cavalry for
Crooks expedition left bort Russell
this morning, aud viii cross the river
At Laramie, marching up the north
aide 10 Bettogman, aud are TO DO jolned
by troops which leave the railroad at
Medicine Bow, the whole force reach
ing Betterman about Wednesday
morning, when Colonel Royall, Of tho
Third cavalry will take command, I'M
der General Crook, OF the entire force
at the hating place, Last night
Ave desertIons occurred, the men
taking their horses and equipments
The latest arrival nom the Black Hills
to-day are Eldorman, Men aud J. n.
Way, OF this city, who report having
met Raymond's outfit ON Indian creek,
then engaged In o hot fight with the
Indians. The Indiana apcceeded IN
capturing thirty-hve head OF stoek,
when they were driven of. Met
about four hundred men with eighty
wagons, northward bound, at Hat
creek, whore Captain Egan's COM
naand had also halted. Leaving Hot
creek they returned 10 Fort Larmio
unmolested. These gentlemen arere.
liable authority, and state that on
Whitewood and Deadwood creeks
claims are being successfully worked,
yielding ten to twenty dollars 10 the
man. but beyond this district the hos.
tility and oft-repeated attacks OF the
Indians on prospectors has almost
stopped mining. Grover lhayer de-
parted eastward to-lay to secure, II
possible, additional troops 10 protect
them during the absence OF the garri-
con forces In the Big Horn country, OF
falling on this, At least TO procure arms
and ammunition for y militia orgsni-
zation. A fire to-day at Green river,
Wyoming territory, destroyed seven
thoasand dollars worth Of property. IN
/ OMAHA, Neb., May l9.---DayId An
ierson, one Of the Oldest settlers near
Nebraska, was shot this
ON his farm by . neighbort
NAMED John McPhearson. No hope
Tor his recovery. Appesrs 70 DO the
finale Of an old gfudge. ans er@,.,gt
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General Schenck HluhIy. tReprehensibIe,
bat not Guiltyof Intentional Wrong ~, u
0ficlals Of the Frssdmen's Bank -
Presented for Indictment ? y i'''''


+ WASHINGTON, May l9.-The Com
mittee investigating the affairs Of the
FreedmensD BANK. I'm Their report set
forth the evil doings OF those who, IN
effect, robbed the bank, ana RECON-
mends that they be indicted and perse.
cuted To The full extent OF the law. vs. u
\ The Committee on Foreign Affairs
have not yet finally acted on the report
ofthe subcommittee affecting General
Schenck, but the memhers are, agreed,
that, whusheswas hot himself guilty
Of intentional wrong, he was party
with Others In Q speculative enterprise
whidii Resulted ia agfsat Iossto Bathb
subjects. and that his becoming direc-
tor OF the Emma Company, was alto
eether Improper ind IineOmbatible
with his position AS American Minis
ter 10 the Court Of st. James.
B.H.Campbell, UnitedStates Marshal
for the Northern District Of Illinois,
testitied before tie Civil Service, Com
mittee to-day. His testimony was al
Most precisely ,simiissJ TOR the)state-
|ment contained IN his letter TO Miss
Sweet. Blakly was honestly indebted
to hlad IaI ths Sum % ave -thousand
dollars, aud notified him that Miss
Sweet would PAY thes Indebtedness.
She did pay him $3.50 but had not the
Isllghtest, knowledge or intiinatiou that
he had anything to DO hher APP
pointmsnt MS pension asent. He only
learned this during the last four weeks
and had paid the entire amount back
10 Miss Sweet."
I 10 ~ 49,. aflsa AZ aflpf ~
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( BUItGLARIOU&
A rigih m whieh oss eria Par,y Of
Lua ia, Burglars ~ smut. nlul ae bl

A rigih m whieh oas er ~ Par,y Of
Ina loo Burglars ~ smut. saol OF ~
cuNcrNNATT May u. AAbout four
O'Clock this morning, the wife Of w.
II. tWeddowGeld, residing ON Rich.
mond street, was awakened by a man
cllmbingin the second-story sleeping
room window and gave the alarm
which woke her husband. The bur-
gIar In the meantime dropped 10 the
ground and Weddowfield selling re-
volver ran to, other window where he
saw three or four men In his yard.
The latter opened firea on him without
effect, but he suereeded I'D shooting
one man 10 the groin, His comrades
Carried him some distance through the
streets afidialleys, were finally forced To
leave him, owing to another alarm
raised BY inmates Of the house nenr
where they stopped. The wounded
man was soaptured blythe police and
taken to the Commercial Hospital.
He gives the name Of Morris Ward, q
New Orleaps thrlef, but refused to dis!
close the names OF his companions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-20
EASTERN QUESTION.

Englsnd refuses 80 Adhere % tho
Rsrlfn Confersnee Mssneranda.
CoLoGsE, May 10. --Intelligence from
London published here gives reasons
for Englxnd's refusal to adhere 10 the
memoranduni OF the Berlin Confer
enee. thar the proposals required from
the Porte are unreasonable and Eng.
land wishes To remain unfettered In
whatever course the future may take,
II Is added that England, however,
will not advise the sultan to reject pro! 3
posals. llaaA rsesl ',s91'l@' ssni9 IN !,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-20
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Cabinet Meeting on Earl Derby's
h ..s Note Upon the wpslOw
.u34 Extraditlon casc.
haiamoras In The Handa Of the Americas
i and German C0psals Affairs Ia Loo,
d. Islaas Senator Booth WIN Nave
.etl 'o'a No More OF n, '.

WAsnIN0roN, May ,l0.--A prlvat,
Telegram was received IN Cabinet
meeting to-day. stating that Mata
moras had been turned over to Ia,
Americas and derman Consuls. Dos
John sherman, Jr,, seplor member
" the late banking hTw Of Sherman 4
Grant, wiz be nomi mated Monday IA
United States Marshalfor Mexico! Z
The Chairman Of the Committee on
Ways and Means offered rebolulipn
w The House for the hnal adjournment
OF the present session OF Congress IL
four O'clock on Juno Igth. ''4's ''l't y,
The SENATE resumed the c9naidera.
ton Of the articles OF Impeachment
against ex-Sacretary Belknap, with
closed doors, aud at 4:i5 the doors
were reopened without arriving
at any decision, and legislative bush
ness resumed. 7aia's's1l ani Of hl
Senator Booth says ha does not IN.
tend to pay any attention to his nomL
nation for vlee,President, regarding Il
as u matter OF no especial notice. He
says there are two points Of accord be-
tween his financial Views and those OF
the Convention namely, that United
States legal tender notes should be
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-20

u u H.. = |aI
Tbe G,ese- Dsmoerss sued rer libel ~
~ Juror An, the Mckee Glass;, dds Z,
ST.. LOUIS, May 10. Hugh r. sum
mers, OF Pike county, one ofthe jurors
In the Mckee trial, who was charged
with having pseiudsed Abe nase. has
died Alsuit against the Globe Democrat
Cor various articles published IN that
paper defaming bis character, Tor
which he claims flfty thousand dollars
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% Two eiyIl suits against the sureties
% JAMES Bosby, one OF the whlsky
ring dlatillers, was eonclndsd to-day
In the United States District COurt, the