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, 1876-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
1hEsfxaS SAdkffYn I'll

specfat Dtspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, March 10.-Tho Republic
IN City Convention was held tonight. Tho con.
tent wAs worry warm md close ono. e. s.
t5roenloaf, Superintendent Of the Jacksonville
T. southoastorn 1aailEoad. WAS nominated on tho
swenty-nrst ballot for Mayor. Il n. Upham for
Clerk, aud e. o. Sporty for Marshal. Upham
md Sporty aro tho present incumbenta. Tho
ticket ia strong one, mud will DO elected by D
large majority.
TIE THIRTEENTH ILLINOIS DISTRICT.
Specfa. D4spafch to Ihs Chteaoa Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March 1G.-A number Of
prominent Republicans Of Mclean County mot
1t tho Court uouao At bloomington last night
10 confor regarding oaulidatcs for Congress In
that district President Richard Edwards. lato
Of Normal, Con. Bloomfield, ]. II. Howell, OF
Mclean. md @. II. Cummings. Of Pokip, wore
considered 10 that connection, but the sentiment
Of the meeting secrnod to bo mostly In favor OF
Prof Edwards though no dcclsyo action vas
taken.
TIE NEW YORK. DEMOCRATS.
NEW YoRK, March 10.-rhe Democratic state
Convention Ia to be held IN Utica on Tho 2otl, OF
April. Gov. Tilden's friends uaatod it hold In
Albany, TOW weekB earlier.
onto 1nEENMACg 1EN.
COLUMBUS, O., March ia c0torie Of gontle-
men iron, dlnoront portions Of Ohio, favoring
tho leBna OF SroanbackB, held ncotfog hero to-
Gay tQu t6aMou Call LOT 6tAIo tfce0D1QA Cpu-
ycntion to be held In this city Apri G.
RHODE ISLAND DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., March 1G.-Tllo Democrat
10 Btato Convention to-dny nominated Gen. G.
LOWS Cooke for Governor; Daba 0. slocusn for
Lieutnnnnt-G Governor; John s. Prico for Socre-
tary Of StRto: Oscar s. Lapham for Attorney
General. md WilIiAm 7. Cougdon for Gouesal
Treasurer.
NORTH cAnoL1NA.
nALE1n1r, N. g., March lB.-The Dcmocrntio
6sato Couyoution sill be hold hero on the 14th
OF Juno. Con. ". Il. Cox. Chairman OF tho
State Democratic Executive Committee, was'ar-
rested to-day charged With conspiracy to deprive
Il. II. Normont Of Ills scat In tho late Coustitur
tlpnal Convention.
, 1876-03-17
WASHINGTON.
Testimony in the Hays Cadet
ship Bribery Case.
One LILLY Takes The $4,000, and
Assumes the Responsibility.
Ex-Oongressman Oofroth, Of Penn-
sylvania, Sadly Trippoa Up.
Republican Senators Desire to Db Con.
suited Concerning Indian
Appointments.
Analysis Of tho Vote on The Democratic
Caucus Finance Bill.
Social Items Of Note from tho
National Capital.
Wonders Of the Cash-Room Of tho
Treasury Building.
Analysis Of tho Vote on The Democratic
Caucus Finance Bill.
Social Items Of Note from tho
National Capital.
Wonders Of the Cash-Room Of tho
Treasury Building.
CApETSHlP SALES.
TIE CHARGE AGAINST HAYS.

srtrfol DltpateA to Tad Chicago Ir,banA
WARRINGTON, D. G., March 18.-Char,ss Hays
bas requested tho House Committee on Jud-
cinry 10 listen to his explanation Of tho ctEcum-
STANCES attending tho appointment Of young
I'enrdsloo to tho Wcat Point Military Academy.
1lo will he heard tomorrow or nozt day at tho
meeting Of tho Sub-Comnittoo. To-day two
wtnoasea wero examined. Mrs. Deartlscc, tho
mother Of tho young man, testified that Hi,o WAS
deslrious Of sendlng hor Son to Woss Point. and,
havlngno friends posacased Of polisica, influence,
applied 10 charlaer, in rhoso school
{annE n1Eor poa1ds'es .e b9d fitted snta tof e0l,egs
Lilly. tho Washington broker, nua
ou recoiviug from Mrs DeaEdsloe check for
$4,000 turned It over to Lilly. Sho admitted
TINT her son had noyor boon In Chootaw County.
l1ayavi!le, in Groone County aftor ho rncoivol
tho appointment. lilo also spent some tina in
company with hs mother In Tuscaloosa and
birmingham. Ala. Lilly also said that, although
the appointment Of cadets, he Lad neyor paid
n member OF Congress- for enc, except in ono
instance. That man was CofYroth, o Democrat,
from pcnngyivanta, who served In tho Thirty
5000.
t1o the Assoetated Frrss.l
cHAl1IKn'B TEsT1MoSY.
WASHINGTON. D. g., March 1G.-Prof. Ell
Charlier, proprietor OF large private seheol III
Now York, appeared bofcre tho Committee to-
day and detailed Tho manner In which he OBJ
taiucd the admission to WeEt Point OF Guy II.
Dcards!eo. ono OF Ills pupils. who wag appointed
~ March. 1876, By Representative inys. OF Ala
hamn. An attorney In tA,a city named Lilly
agreed to furnish tho appointment for s3, 600.
with tho condition that tic boy should mako
residence In Alabama. from which 6tnte lo
was to be appointed. Tho appointment
was made, aud tho 81, 900 paid to Lilly. and the
boy md his mother resided two months In Tus-
caloosa- Lilly donies that unyB received dol
lar Of tho feo which ho took from Chnr!ier. tic
snTa tint ho practiced an innocent deception On
l1Ays BY assuring him that tho boy waa a bona
fde regi1ene Of lfays' district. uo never told
HAYS Of the fce ho received.
Mrs. u0len q. DeardH1oe, from Horkimer
County, N. Y, tho mother Of tho boy, corrob-
ornted tho statement OF Charlton and Lilly.
There Ia question Of noto Of Hays for 81, 600.
which has beon In tic hands OF his friend Lilly
for collection, and It Ia surmised that there nay
be aomu connection between It and tho Balo Of
tho couotbl 10,
, 1876-03-17
PoL.TicAL NOTES,

William Waltcr Phelps IS again talked OF for
Congress in ls old district.
Gov. Hendricks also, It appears, has engaged
regularly IN tho braincss of pationing conyicse.
Gen. lfcNulta, Of tho Bloomington dlssr3cs
hhs positively refused to be q candidate for re-
election to Congresa, md public selItnopt
Benms to bo tornIng In the direction Of Itichard
Edwards, formerly of tho Normal School.
The Cincinnati Enquirer sneoringfY suggests
Walt Whitman ns Republican candidate for tho
Presidency, because ho la honest and has hold
these arc ali tho statc8maultke qualities Mr.
Bristov has displayed. Tho Enquirer evidently
tlnka tho nomination OF BrBtow rou!d bc bad
for the Democracy.
Tho Cincinnati Commercial is not afraid to
aeGaFe eo IT, 81 s G'Ss,'Ges e.v fe5 tho s, s I
he IL not e1aotly tue kind OF man tho Kepublic-
aus will want noxt summer. lIo is good lnsn
in d good place now. 80 Ia Morton. Conkllng
likewise. DriHtom ID tho man who has got bis
. work tn."
We thought It would como to that, polkpnp
donnnds at investigation. Ie can slow that he
.ncvor atstractei cont" Abstractcd Is good.
:. :. Wo wonder whether Betknap usod tho
torn " hbstractod" innocont!y OF acntey. lie
snys he spont 1887 0Ut 900. aud mover at,Bractod
\ cont. Thcro i,ny have ooon somo odd change,
howoyor, that llo did not drop into tho drawer
Cincinnati Commercial.
II Ia 1o'atod Of Secretary Dr'stow that, w.1io
'looking for q house laHt autumn, when ho had
found ono that he liked ho asked what tile ron9
~as. "Boyen Thousand dollars" answered the
agent. Mr.. BriBtow thought for . 1nouant and
Then said ~ was wondering wfsat could pos
xlb1y do with that othor th0uHand,n Catlnos
Minister'S saiary being only as,ooo year. Tho
II, 000 house WAS not rented.
how It should haYo nude any difference to Con.
Bclenclt whethor his 1essguat.ou WAS known
, 1876-03-17
A Case Of Marital 1nadelity with
Striking Consequences at Ian :
castor, Mo. e..
A Clioicc rotpourrl of Recent
Tragedies III tho Indian
Territory.
Tho Alleged Quincy Murderer, and His
Chances Of Future Acquittal.
Record Of Minor ind Miscellaneous
Hnavoriea and 1niquities.

W{FE1V iWEINEI ANn tTn r0ArtC
wv coHseol,enrFs n ''o '"Aoto
LaneastT fNo.1 Eretisfoy.
nse. a,a,aa,s Aa'tn ,, apout naii'
pens si'9n' .i"l'ocF VI plstol'hnots III quick
saecesalon, in tho saloon below our Office, At-
ttactod Our attention, and upon rushing down
aaw II 1tam,lton ~ III ,,,a., | .'..," s' ~ W.
sid...,,. s,,nns..,., " e l'"so a''.t'8 w .,o
n'uo"a'n ,a' a"ppos'oo " homo ono. 10 nad his
lips and e5es closed. his hands folded across
his hteaat, and dcadlY pallor oyorspread lls
faco. Just then ho sank Luck In che arms Of
his supporter with q groan. lie nas immo.
tlIatoIy }hken 10 bis room In tho Lnuoastor
Hotel, and Oh ho was Ia1d on tho bod ho VIVA
pronounced by tho DiraeInna A dosI ,nnn
, 1876-03-17
THE TREASURY 1tlnotMc


THE Observation-Disclosures AppAnArua-Tun
uunEAu OF ARCHITECTURE AND TuH CHICAGO
poBT-oFfIGE.
Special Correspondence " Tia Chicago Tribune.
WAan1seroN, D. O., March 10.-Tha cash.
room Of the United Btates Tseasury Ia said Ito
DO the most beautiful room In America, One
NAV study the marbles for bours. Tho polished
panels In tho second story have the varied color
ing OF q oholce paintiug,-or. from the Eai!csy
ho can look down upon tho busy cletks below,
who are cashing drafts; filling bo1ca With g1een-
backs; Eeallng slo packages3 counting the
fresh, crisp bills, unlike tho dilapldated rag
money that they are destined soou 10
become; pouring gold through tunno!s
into bags occasionally stopping 10 ''rlng :"
= suspicious coin. But, beyond this,
there iH not ovcrmuch to aee. Uncle Sam
keeps atsict guard over hla hugo monoy.box |;
And tie yaulss, processes Of engraving, sorting,
examining, And destroying Of uoses, must gener-
Ally be loft to tho Imagination OF yis.tors. 1t
Was my good fortune, hoveyef,-tluo 70 tho kind
ness Of : friend who promised to SEQ Tint
should carry nothing away, ~ had brought
nothing tu,-to 50 through soms OF tho rooms
TO which curious yAisoru nro not always 3D.
nitted.
Tho models Of marine life-pseserviug apps.-
ktus arc IN ono apartment Of this spacious build
lug. On largo standard uear the door IL what
LOOKS like = huge inverted mortar, sus-
bulls each with a curious Kind Of
haudle. 4 limo ls fastenol so this handle,
Charge nut into the mortar, aud tbs ball In si1Dt
orer thu linporiled foasel tho liua sestiuR on
her deck, strouE cable u attached 10 tho tue,
aud tAus tho iioras II brought to tho hep Of
, 1876-03-17
IOWA,
CASUALTIES.

6pselaI Dttputeh 10 1hs Ch4caoo T5.eun&.
DuDuQuE, Ia, March ia dispatch zeosived
hczo to-day from aupt. Woods, OF tho Diamond
10 Limo, stated that Tho Arkansas, which loft
here Monday night for st. Louis, struck gnss
opposite Comanche, uioe bolou Clinton, and
sunk. .There il about q feet of water on her
main decl. Bupt. Woods lcavos this evon,ng
for tho purpose Of raising Aos. which he Ia quits
aanRuina OF doing. Yalup, $15,000; not i.s
s.ircd. Her cargo was 400 barrels Of flour aud
ZOO sacks Of grain.
, 1876-03-17

SPECIAL W5pa&sh q Ia CAItago IFloun&
QUINCY, ILL.,, March 10,-Tha young man
Adams, nov in custody for tho murder Of the
woman AnnA Ferris Oh Tuesday morning, WA
to-day before tho Oosonsr's Jury for e1smiua.
ton. IIe was asked . number Of questions by
States Attorney E"ipg, but, BY direction Of his
counsel, &Tesa1s. A1ntzer and Mooss, Who ueso
, 1876-03-17

sACKCLOTu AND HONnoW-rNES1DEST1AI CANpl-
| DATES, nRisTow, l'LAiHE, MonToN. AND CONF
l. Lii0-MAY 1HE nEsT MAN w1N--TME nELkAAl
gCAHDAL--WIAT IL do1Ku ON 1iEnE-GENTrEL
oAAnt1Hd-coGonED CHRISTIANITY AND uEA-
TIEHIEM-FlDEL1TY--Anra aosstP. .
!speetdt Correspondence Nf Tht Cateaao 1rtbune.
WAsulHa1oN. D. c., March 12.-Soooty re-
mains appEehensivo and In great grief. Heads
OF swopenny bureaus who have managed to work
up their salaries into considerable incomoa; Of
0cors OF tho army. tho navy. and tho marino
corps, who have been detailed into fixtures hore,
With all sorts OF extra pay and allowances !;
crafty e1-nembcsa, ready to BoouFo tho paasago
Of \ bill through Congress or tho allowance OF .
claim At tho departments are alike iuconaolable.
Il Ii tleso bright liehts In Washington society
who. following The load Of Shepherd and Dab
cock, have kept up tho talk about tho reelection
of Gen. Grant for third term. Talking about
II necessarily, IS what Caleb Gushing would
call " fixed fact," they have made themselves
and very fow othesB bollove that they naye
Represented the Public Opinion Of tho county,
and haso thought that they have thus por-
potuatcd their own positions ho1o 40 profitable,
pleasant, and useless. But they now regard tho
reoont diaclosnres Of acanda1 and nepotism with
alarm, as
TIE HANDWRITING on TUE WALL.
=, ~ - 'o. 1a NV "'oA pees
tn"t ti.a tNoPaotcaa purify ~ Represented 10
Congress by good and true msu, is "unloeaing,"
aud returning 70 i.a alclont landmsskS' Tho
cent5ansma, tao El1t-ehtefprlsoA she extfsTh-
gsuces, and tho limitations Of ulonarchlcal court
cuatoma, arc beIng promptly ropudlased, and
must al bo shaken Oh, even nhould II cost tho
support OF thoHo who hayo esdtiiel these loads
unon nannll,cantam. m. TIA trna nrincin,cs n vhich
~. 49,. ...".,s.sa ana. ~ N.1sH
taey hase neVes 1oSea' OF ovon eompFehendod'
Leading Congressman predict thai before tho
close OF tho present scss!ou the Republican patty
will bo found In he.ter tr,m than II hnu I,ocn
s,ncs tho so,o,d MI, n,, ,a,..t .r,.,.,o t,s.
hn h4nse 'ne se1ouu nu, nun ao'oa'' sunasea W
nfoao, many pastotlsln' and stAnch deter-
mluasion 10 perseyero In tho WORK OF resrench-
ueut, regeneration, md reform
.vcnr7.pv ,,,,ro,x
h.a been e.,n,na I.nillv In II. p,o,1a,,t,., ,.c,
since tho humlilas!ng overthrow Of tho power
Which attempted to proscsso him. Ills un-
so con snicunnsty fisniaye, in bta b,rrts,n n IL
,s,nt. - sa ~. srxr - rntn....n."s ~ 49,.
Ntnps7 W e"oop sne 4te8euty oepa9sment e4ean
OF corruptions, frauds, and ldle tying and unity
, 1876-03-17
Atl1h0 PORK.

8ptetai D1adteh u 7'As Chicago Tribune.
DIooAlAoToN. ILL.,, March 1G.-There IL con-
siderahle slarml among hog-rsisers on ACCOUNT Of
new disease OF tho head and jsws, which IL
'e&uatDg mortality Among herds ueaz Farmer
CITY. Hog clo!esa Ia prevalent III Logan County.
, 1876-03-17

Foar MADISON. H.. March 18.-Ths man wha
WIS reported last evening ~ being buried 80
foet deep by the oaving of y weu was rescued
from hla crAmped position this morning about
O'clock. and, strango to Say, uDlnjnsed e1ceps
few bruises on Ills head.
, 1876-03-17
D,,ould be detoctcd In the act Of charging 90 ,psr
tont for collecting n 5ast catn asainst
NEW YORK TOWN ELECTIONS.
HEpuuLIuAH 1Af1 or l33 surEnvIsons IN TWEEN

HEFUILiDAN GAIN OF l3T BUF&HFIHuH3 IN TWENs
TT-TitHEE COUNTIES.
So, Ntw I'ork 1sasss, March u.
Tho elections Of Supervisors Ia several coun-
tics Of this State, held on Tuesday last, show
remarkable aud most gratifying gains. Below
NO present statement Of results he far ~ hoard
from. Tho tablo shows tho party composition
OF the now Boards Of Supervisors In tho coun-
lies named, compared vllh thotr condition last
year, tho 'dguras for tho Toaraa Of ta75 l,einR
taken from Tho Albany Argus almanac. which,
of course. will ba accepted ~ good authority by
alt DBmocrata
, 1876-03-17
THE TURF.

aAa FRAsc1sco. MArph l6.-springbok and
Foster will run A-mlla raoo 1t Sacramento
April a for s6, 00o, halt forfeit.
, 1876-03-17
1.-THE INDIAN POLICY.

REPUBLICAN, SENATOR'S lLAFE GRIEVANCE.
Sueetaf UtspateA to The Cafcuqo TRIBUNE.
WAeu1sdToA. D. G., March 1G.-Iho Senate
Republicans mot In caunus this morning to con-
bdor the subject Of tho poaco policy In tho as-
poet in which 1t has been debated IN tho recent
executive nesslonh. Tho cAucuH adjourned WITH
ont definite action until tomorrow, when pro-
tracted session Is expected. Tho datailA Of tho
subject bcfoEo tho CAUCUS aro, In hrief, theao A
spirited contest has boon In progress several days
In executive Beasion tho controversy being tho
policy Of tho President in nominating Indian
Agents upon tho Recommendation Of religious
dono.ninationB. Thus far tho opponents OF tho
Presidents policy in this particular Gro Ia tho
majority. Recently two agentB wore appointed
for Nebrnska 1ndlans ono recommended by the
Society OF Friends and tho other by the Epn.
conhi Church. Issue IN made on tIoao nonltua-
lions. Hitchcock and Paddock, Of Nebraska,
orpOaEp CONTINUATION
because tho nominees weto unknown to those 6en-
ators and tho people Of Nebraska, and upon tho
goneral principle TINT tho policy permitting re-
iRiouB denominations to select these oslloors had
not resulted In promoting otacscncy and integrity
~ tho Indian service. Thoy furtlior claimed
mansB, Of consulting bcnasozs Of tho State
for which ths appointmonts arc made,
should bo observed III salecslng Indian Agents.
This theory was oppoaed on tho ground thas ln-
ulhn heeutb A4 hosuluE NHAtofef 70 10 Win tne
administration Of any laws directly affecting
citizans OF q particular State. Ihoy sustain tho
same relation to tho Government III Territorial
officers, and should not como under nny gonorAl
E1!e applicable To appointments made for States.
This question was discussed for three sessions,
ingalls, aud Harvey. Of Kansas Mltcholl, Of Oro-
gon; Clayton and Dorsey, ut ArkanBaa; and
6ponces, Of Alabama,-all Nepub!!canB-
loning with Hitchcock and Paddock
In oppoB!ng tho confirmation of tlle two
agents, and all the Domoerats e1capt Withers,
Of Virginia, supporting tho llopublican RonRtors
named, and confirmation Nas defeated. An Of
fort Ia nor being made to lave tho injunction
OF aoosooy removed from tho vote rejecting tho
second continuation, and the yeaH and nays pub
!iahed, 70 that tho country may 10 Informed Ut
the feeling OF tho henAlo In reiesonco to tue pol
ICY OF the Preedent in nominating Indian Akon IL
upon accommodation OF Religious dononlinn-
tions, and loasn who fayors or opposes. An At
ton!pt has been made % unto tho Wcstern Ito
publioAna against the EAatorn on this question.
, 1876-03-17

sr. Louis, Mo-. March l6.-Tho locomotive
and eight cara OF = freight train on the Atlantic
i Paciho Railroad won't through bridge over
the Mersmeo River yesscrdsy noon, killing
Chris Leason, engineor. badly brulsin9 Harrison
property,
, 1876-03-17
STATE AFFAIRS.

OHIO.
CoLu,lnUs O., March 10.-In the House, to.
day, tho bill to ompowor municipal corporations
TO regulate, restrain, and prohibit tho salo OF
hle vino, beer, and pozsot was reported back by
tho Temperance Committee. Tho majority Of
tho Committee recommended thoindohnito post
poncment Of tho bill, which uAa sgroed to BY tho
uougo--yoas Al; nays 81.
Tho resolution ndopted Iaas woek, appointing
committee to inquire into tho truth Of tia
charges Of cruelty and thcompstonry rnado
against BHpt. Korr. Of tho Boldiors' Orplans'
Homo. Hns Reconstructed today.
Gov. 1Iayes to-day sent to tho Senate tho
uameo OF The following gentlemen, to bo Diroo.
tors Of tho Ponttontisfy under tho law roorgan-
tzluB that institution ! Char1oa O. Wolcott and
Il. Q. Abort, Of Franklin a. R. Kellar, Of Fair
fold; D. L. juno, OF 6anduAky and Griffith
Ellis, OF sanduakg-iour Republicans and ono
DEs MONIES, Ia. Maroh 10.--The Sixteenth
denoraa Assembly adjourned aiuo die d. noon.
With the exception OF tho appropriations for
all tho institutions herotoforo telcgraphed, In
oludng shat OF $3.50, 1000 for the now Capitol, NJ
bills Of yoEy markod importance succeeded In
becoming law. Among tho successful arc thu
Amnesty bill, eo-called, to remit penalties
incurred by railroads bills providing that
femaleB may sot Ra County School Huperiptend.
cuts, and . bill to- aroct tho new County Q1
Qrimea from part Of Pottawatomio.
Alarge amount Of unfinished business, wel..
matured In committees, failed to roooIyo flnAi
action.
, 1876-03-17

A DEFAuLTER CAUGHT,
CINCINNATI, March 1G.-Tho Comrncrciara
special says William n. Davis, dofaul.iug Trsas
uror Of KRnsaa City, who absconded last fall, val
arrested Mt Chillicotho to-day. lie confessed
lin guilt
, 1876-03-17
ITEMS FRoM ADRIAN, MICH,

opeetd1 Nfpdtth To tn Chtc1oo Tribune.
ADRIAN, Mich. Atnrch 1o-slarilia, elater Of
tho Nov. Norman Carr, Of Iona, Ill, who Ut.
tempted suicide by starvation hero Inst woek, 10.
day proves 10 hnve boom mont dlsaoluto char.
actor. Great sympathy vas bclng excited, and
committee Of ladies wero raieing funds, 7hon.
Inst ovenlng, 1otter was rocolyod from the
Superintendent Of tho Toledo City Infllmary
reciting suspioions that ahe was a srArnR
who, two years ago, ATTEMPTED 4 similar
Btarvation-sntcdo douge at tho Uoody House
tAoro. Tho girl, being questioned admitted ali.
Iior limb Wns sacrificed lii an effort to csoApa
from Justice BY jumping from 4 train three yeara
ago OH route from Kalamazoo to tho Detroit
House Of Correction. SLo IL yot B.ck abod,
claina to bo centric, and wanla to die,
1tEa. h(alks, the woman who departed With
Conductor AndrcW Knight's dauH,tor, cana
bhok with her rrotogo tonight, escorted by
detective, who found them at Cleveland, Ths
twain Will bo prosecuted for lA1c0ny OF 5G5 iu
money, gold watch, aud Mrs, knights cloth
Ing.
THE sPALoiNa 'FoRoERlEs.
BAN Francisco, March 1G.-In tho spa!diua
court-mArtial tho managers OF Tho Bank oi
DritiBli Columbia mud 8wias-Amorioau Bank
identified number Of forged certificates a.
having boon presented by them to spalding fos
payment and pronounced by him genuine, but
payment WAS declined on account OF lack OF
funds. Tho trial Ia proceeding very slowly aud
but very few puints Of interest have thus fsr
boon olioited.
, 1876-03-17
IuRPENIlNE,

j, WILMINGTON. N. q, March -8pirttstuzpsn
tine quiet u 34c. ;.
, 1876-03-17

preaont, tho prisoner poptttyolv rsf,,,ca In A..
awor quontlon OF mako nny ststotnont Vial.
ont nothing OF fntofost, oxcops what Ina hI. ~
rontly beon tolograpto,i 10 Tns Tn1nnrr. rha
prisoner was rotnandod 10 jail and bouod ovnr m
On charge Of murtlot. THO eyiionco thus far
discovered ia only oIrot,mRtantisi Int IL m oons
elusive as to leayo no doubt in tho mind Of INV
OTTO NJ to tho prisoners qujlt, Tho hIeh noosn}
standing of tho young mana fh,nIly-oon,,octo,s
ln this 1ty lends unusual tntoroat 10 tho trarod1
tlto1gl, tt ID stated thet tllo nrfanncra nnnic ~
, 1876-03-17

INDIANS.
MEMORIAL FROM THE Lx0isl.ATunE OF WYOMING.
RaAhington Dspoteh ID thA Eev Yosx Evening Io.t,
Tho Legislature Of Wyoming Territory has
adopted . memorial 10 Congress In relation to
1udiau affairs, which has beon hid before tho
Houao OF Representatives. and ordered to bo
printed. In tho memorial. which WAS apparently
drawn np By Homa member OF tho Legislature
who had no scsuples agAius& speaking out
plainly eEsn though he Wouadod tho dignity OF
tho House, iA tho following appeal:
u bsh.,t q lons-suas;,nY people, who h.re bean
abroad, aud by sapac.ops spesulAors who have eaAt
1nu!aus sha u Eeno,sd from among entrsly. or
sn,t tseAted reasonable beings confined zud con-
ttollod III tho sanla sn4nucr any body OF lswesx
and uncultured whsts men would and should b. undar
The sAiue circumstances
Wu would Ask that our Delegate In Congress- vto il
The only medium Of communication which va hayo To
directly rSach your hunofhbo body, may IL stene 70
aud keedod with II least muck fspsct and consd-
statoa ~ acme 1ndlanloring fanatic Of The East who
fnovs nothing OF tho situation in reality ~ II axiat
" some peoa whose Interests require tru4tics And
vast tsrrtoFs for ths Indians Will al thu parapher-
aa Ut Agencies and ali tho nsocsaAry Aplrnuugex b.
longing to And going With tho prrstnt sysem Of man.
sFn8 Indians. Wlh Ill dus defoftaee 10 tho wisdom
Of consrta and the Executive W easnestty bsIlayo
That srss lhe truth known by your honorable body, -
, 1876-03-17

Theao twenty-threo counties, therefore, show
= not Republican gain Of 1873.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
Announcements. 4.

LUSD8ORG's CALIFoRNIA WATER for the toilet
sud Ostb n delightful for Cologne Bay Rum
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. IN
BROADWAY
sam,s sso. Noon, 62o. Sp.m3 o9' Midnight A0'
Highest during the day, 60. Lowest "a
Ayerape, 5oS4'. Same day, 1870, 53Ss'
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

DR.. LYON's TOoTH TABLETS
Preserve the teeth to old age.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

mas, ee Ruhenstein has been more absorbed than ever
i his devotions and more obllvous Of things about nm
Andreas Fuchs betrayed very little interest III 'no
hanging of Doan and assumed to see no reSenlpianoo
between his crime and that for which Doan was
dav executed He declared that Dolan had t bSs
for money but he had killed Simmons for the lone o liz lie
wife alone Then IN halfjoculir way, ne paovi itinn %
hand under his chin and raising II III an ~. then
EXCLAIMED: {" Me not hang, me not hing; ,,n1 no ~
requested German wspaper containing tne I, een
The execution to be brought to him When u la" -
fnrnished and he had finished its peusal nc to.itI
sbInggcd his shoulders and called for his ppe hun'e
a tune as he filed il with tobacco.