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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-29
EI patron de la goleta "EncarnacioD," }"
Pedro Hernandez.

arroyo con viento al n rumbo al L: L.
br2&io &c los cayos con cargamento de
proyisiones para F"jardo y esta Capital:
despues de tres cuatio horas de nave
gacion me- cargo ell primer chubasco del
hueaeao toniaado que quadar palo seeo
por lag horas de las tres de la madrugada,
Y durauto el espacio de 8 de la noche
hasta aquella bora me aguantaba con 81
tr1oqueta capa corrida eneontrandoma
"a al Sud de Vieques como II Is mi
!las. A esta hora camhio el vianto y afa.
cando Goa mas ftlerza ctei que e:a :. IL.
tinlo dia de mi vida de mi tr;;,aiacior;
pero agnantando siempre + proouranda
las vidAs, haela manio1rar mi buena Y
vaiiente trlpalacson vieadome va con Ia
intencioo de pics.r los paos: pues siendo
cate Ell 1ico recurao de la vida no podia
haeor ORA cosa; pues todos los elemo ontos
SO encontraban agitados y no tenlemos
ninguna otra esperanza Que la cierta &
inevitable muerte; mas habiendo consig-
nado tanto 20 como mis- tripulantes nues.
tros humildes corazones al Ser Supreme,
empe26 el recalmazo an momentos que
no veiamos Ia terra, y corriendo en- popa
por espacio de a'guaaa horas reconocimos
la terra mas ell Sud de Vieques va
pe-dido, reconociaa q Punta Arenas, de
aqaella isla nos pudimos refugiar en- el
puerto de Easenada Honda, habiendo su-
friIo de averfas la perdida de uo bote que
teria el peseante, alguaas provisiones
que hubs de tirar al mar, eli ve!amen ca
gu mayor parte; pero ei buque no hizo nj
haoe la manor gnta de aqua, nj tamposo
hi honcada tripulacion sIfri6 ell menor
goIpe aunque vinieron & desayunarse 4
las "a 6 so horas de nuestra salida: y CO.
mo quiera que la antss dicha tcipuiacioa
sc ha portado con la mayor valentla en-
tan inosperaio com horrible case, no pua-
do n,eaos que consgnar estos actos ea
merito do clio, de2pues de dar grac;as 4
la Proyideacia por su clemencla p3r
haberme pecmitido scr dueno dc un va
liente buque coma Ia Encarwaeios, pues
tai yez sea el dnico en- nuestra prOvincia
que haya corrido con menos averfas la
tor menta que ac.ba de aAigirle. pues to-
dos los denas han siio z"zoorados psr-
lilas las tripulac ones, ples foudeadas en-
los mejores pue t,s han sufrido conside.
rabiemente y per,liio aigunos de sus
t,ipnlantes.
Puerto Ri 20 y setiembre % de 1876.-
EI patron de la go.eta .'Eaoarnac;on, y
Pedro Heyn0mdes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-29
. co NJ u UNICADOS.

Aos aaasrleqs sa aa ted9 4 { "a "a ma, pa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-29
S.. Director del BoLETIN MERCANrGL,

May Sr. mio y dc ms mayor oonside-
raoion: Ri haber sufrido slgunas averfss
en mi goleta E'acarndcion, no me han
p Tmitido eoaHignar, como ahora tengo la
bonra de bacerlo, mi viaje dssde e! puerto
de Arroyo a esta Capital en- la tarde del
l. al Is iel cursante en- cue two lugar
ia tamerosa y horrible tormenta de San
Fa|ipe, y sieado estos como sgaen lie esti-
maEe les de cabida en su ilussrado perio-
d:oo quedaadolo por 10 tanto altamente
agradecjdo su afactisimo y S. S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-29
CARTAS SOBRE Ell HURACAN


Bayamon, setiembre II de 1875.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-29

Carne -Durante los dias 4, 5, 6 y
Z del entrante mas, Sc expenderA en-
esta capital la libra de res, el primer
dia q Is cuartos y los tres restantes
a 20.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-29

E1asei1aHsa d las Nu5as --L!amamos
la atencion de nuestros lectores sobre
ell anuncio que bajo el epfgrafe de In,
feresa'ate va en- otro lugar. Nos cons
ia que Ia sonora Balt6 es muy COM
petente para cumpIir mucho mas de
10 que ofroce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-29
ACETILLAS.

Ieatro --E' sabaelo 80 Sc pondra
en- esc>4a Ia prec.osa zarzuela en- 3
actos El Re]dmpago, en- la que toma-
"a principal> parte la primera tiple
absolute Sra. Hueto.
En- los eutreactos Sc bailaran La
teft@lja y la jota aragonefa
Ell domingo Marina J Pascual Bal
lon (zarzuela bufa).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-29

(Continuara).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-29

Ases;moto,-EI sabado 1G por la
noche fuG asesinada una senora que
viva sola en- el barrio de Beatriz, Ca
yoy. Parece que esta desgraciada,
segun runiores, pose>a algun dinero.
Ell juzgado est$ actuando Ell averi-
guacion de los hachos, y hay ya tres
presos por sospechas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-29

pueu0 UeScOnOc0F, cuya EXTENSION y
minuciosidad han de estar circunscri-
tas por el tempo en- que ha de verf-
carse, tiehe un objeto digno de toda
preferencia y en- Lque convene que
los ilustrados indlviduos de las Jun
tas fjen su mas preferente atencion,
porque as1 como las exageraciones del
dano, hijas de la impression del primer
mOmento, pueden Iastimar hondamen-
tie ei cr6dito de la provincial, asl tam
bien ell eonocimiento del NAL en- su
verdaderA importancia puede condu-
Cir a los altos poderes gubernamenta-
les a la ad0pcion de medldas saivado
ras que determinen un porvenir Ii
SOnjer0 para esta provincial de una
manera eticaz y positiva donde no pue-
den llegar los lenltivos que hoy So
prOdlguen con el esiuerzo do la Carl
dad. La Junta Central invita- a. las
locales q que estudien con espec al
CuldadO este lnteresante eXtrImo del
cOmetldo con que hemos sido hon>
radios.
lnutil serla cuanto pudiera decirse
q las Juntas locales para que procuren
81 aumento de la suscri ipciOn. Ell re-
cuerdo del grave dano que la tormen
ia produj0 dsbe ser Ia mejor excita
Clon en- este sentidO.
Esta Central espera que las locales
inspirandose en-, el'mismo pensamient,
sas aSsaa ezprssaao, asa 6 aa ". I y'g0soa'
, 1876-01-21

Everything ts IN readiness, and a. ootock 70
morrow he will bs lot 20. 4 nnllituda o! pao.
rlo ARC expected in MaE1on to-tnoFFo"; b'lt .lio
cofnnaay Of militia will rr.a"rrs rnhlle ofoeT'
lows.
THE w,y THEY m IT..
BAs FntSclsct, Cel., Jan. 29.-11, C. Klber:
thu dof,ul:ing mining SECRETARY. was to1nd aeaa
the head. Later reports place tha amount ~ nf
tho Jcfalca.ona NJ abous sll0,'o'. mostly fa'!'
ALLEGED rErALcAT1oI.
MEnru1s, Tonn., Jah. 20~-An draldrche
special from Coyingson. Tcnn.' saYs A.. J.:
Yarbo. ox.Tax Collector Of TIp!on. caInly, l,as
been nrrcatrd tI,cro o, q charge Ut being do.
ta,ilter to The amount at S. nH1.
An 1rcrxDfARy cau0Hr.
1.rrTrs IloEK. Ark, Jan. TO- iroe.dtary
was last night ca,tufol IL the nstcu,st 10 aot the
Statu-i1n,so OIL fro. lilo refuses 10 give Ills
name, amt 'as not yes bcon identified.
HEAVY ROBBERY.
iI.t'nn {.Hop!dndS ftNitp.niEtnt.
From Col. Goorgo, ul,o arrived hero last 6uTl.
day. the Independent u informed Of 1hs iaost
atar.!ing robbery shas has been committed la
Now Years Eve. While Trcast,rcr David Lino.
hergcs Was nttonalng bah ns staenM.
boris Rotnc unknown reIeons on'otod silo
County Ttoasurer'B ollec, which II situated on
burger rc.,,rnod from tho dance about tnslnight
aud hla first observation Has that a window OF
hin oi,ico had bocn foreoa open, and upon entet,
ing ho discovered tint his safo had beon robbed
of It's contents. coIlsIssug. Of eLout ?5,0t' be.
longing to tho county, and $4,000 Of afr. L.ne-
bergor's funds. Four lcadon kess wnfn found,
throo Of tl,cm Oh tho tloor. having tho appear
pnco Of having l,son triod aud hnd failed; tho
fou,th WAS ~ the sate-lock, aud lial hut too
well answered its purpose. Tho loss ia = severe
one to tho connty and tho Treasurer. No clue
las boon found as to vno had committed tho
decd. No b1Amc attaches to MIR. Llnoberser,
Axl.o kept tho county iunls tu tbs eAfo furnished
By the County Commissioners md had no op.-
tion but to keep them there, where they hna
bceu safely kept for yoaru.
, 1876-01-21

THE ENGLISH OPERA. -.
y Etnanin y s1xA east al {ollQMH lNak night I

EETttn. Van IAhdt
EfnAnl. .a!F EastfD
Chnttf1 MT. CARLTON
HuY Uoule1 s1r Gohly
Iufallha, AaMt 1lu&attA
Ricardo N!clois
Ill., Eoyl4
Tho opera wcnt on smoothly, tho orchestral
partu baiug douo with notable precision aud
effect. MEa. Van Zandt Hhotroi no traces OF tie
severe work sha has hocn required to 10 this
Eight week. Her voice vas apparently NJ fresl. laat
III Il was Tuesluyin "hlarissna" or Wedncs-
day In "'Hhe Marriage OF Figaro" sha se-
cetvcd an encore for her singing Of " ErnAni, lily
With me-" III tho hsst act. Her due.
With Mr. Castle in tLo socoud act
was also beautifully rendered. 1Ipr
acting "as upathetu and heavy. though uot ,nozu
~ tban ueua.. Mr: Castle was earapst aud cou-
scleptious. il not always eucceaasul. lie cnno
out strongly IN tho dying aeans departing from
this lifo with u1oEa enthusiasm thar. iB ubuM uu
Hurl trying oeeae1ons. Mr. Carleton was undes
the noeessity OF saving ILLS voice. having = large
tha1s Of volk to do th14 Tsoa. IL olasluatsly
, 1876-01-21
IOWA.

D1LLa AND AEH0LCT3QSe,
DEs MONIES, Jan. a0.-In tho House to-day
bills Were passed to second reading authoris-
ing aa executive council to inc1easo taxation
not to oxceel ~ mills; also. to mako caoh
county rcsponnlbilc to tho Slate for all taxes
collected; also, to increase assessments OF
property 70 Its true valuation; aiho. 10 provide
tur tho enforcement OF tax liens; also. onpoYet-
lug cities and townB to extoul their
corporate limits whrre tho porulati1u
t1ceclts 2,500 per H1uaro milo; to anleDd TIM
Fish and Gaf,0 law; to allow crtnllnala to testi-
~ IN their own bolla!f; also, to Increase tho
number Ut grAld and petit Jurors also. to mako
tho ownera OK treBpnAsug block liHb!o for all
damages thereby aao. to require all tcatitnouy
OIL preliminary examination 10 Go written out !;
ulbn. to inctease the nalaEY Of District JudAcA to
sJU00; Also to oxtonu aid to tho sta!c Uni-
vorsi.y BY adding to tho State tax ouo.tenth
mill; 2lso, to prevent paupe,ism, providing that
persons receiving children from aHy!una!H othor
pelylsors Il. sttpsrintend tho building ct roads
also, to provide for u Sla.o Board Of Charities.
A resolution wA4 adopted authorizing an in
vcHtigation VI cosl nlnea in this city a. to Oh
cfohchmcnsa upon thu btate grounds,
a JOINT resolution kahing Congress TO restore
tho old postage la" on newspapers was referred.
In the henAtc, eayelal petitions HoEo prcBant-
Cd asking for Il chnir of Homeopathy Al tho
Siato University. Djlls to tax telegraph comma
mics, tho ruImIa Tar Company aud express
companies, aud to increase tic Halssy Of District
Judges to 81. 0u0, Wero tasned to aecoul roaI-
tnS i also to tax goods sold by travelling Agents
lr0m other States.
Tho Senate I'd journod.
, 1876-01-21
AFTER TWENTY YEARS.
A MURDER EftoUultf Tu 1.ttiiiT.
T.. H4As T~+hnun


Eo,e,o, p1tpateh 10 Tho CA1caqs IT.bun..
DE-. Mo1rEs. H.. Jan. 2D.-1n 1855. man
named Nick 1Iatn liyod In 4 cabin in the eastern
pul Of what Is now this city, which tenement l'o
occuriad by courtosv Of e. @. Jetrrtos. In 1t
Hahn resided for ahont two years. When Ills wifo
became Insane, and Hahn took her to her ff!onds
in ponnBylranla, and lie llas not bocn soon Aoro
siuce. Yosterlay n man caulc to tie city mid
visited hIr. ShopDrd. ono Of tho old sottiofs, and
made inauisy as 10 tho location Of tho Old cob'n
in v,,icl, HMM lived. II was long aEo torn
down. got aIr. shepcrtl rsmomt,eIs very nearly
fl8 |ocntlou, Tic stranger eayh lln was ltvin,
ucar Dos Monns when Hahn WAs here, mud fa
ncnusinsed with tho family Of tlo wife I'll PENN
eylynutn. 10 says Hahn book hlH ;nsaie Wifo
lnno, lott hcr. mud eaSo her no further attei'- ~
t,on. lilo returned to Iowa,. md came Ia hts
house, Mt which time io di.p!nsel larEe sum
OF money In gold, which excited a'spc'of', rs
Jialu, Wrs h worthless kind of q fellow.
At that limo tho country nas full OF laud-
epcc,llators. and, as houses WcEo scarce, tlley
stopped w!,cze they could get 8 cover frolil tho
elements. Ono of these lodged with Hahn. and
ouoday nulticuly rms missing. but no attention
wes paid to 1t. as they causo mid went 80 IT'D
r4uent!y. .......,.........
A few darn hgo returning renaon eatno 10 Alfa.
unhu, and "a aqon rs Hio collected her scntter-
cd thoughts, she revealed the cause OF llor in
s,Etty. Sho Gays her husband murdered tho
hamburger In her preSouto, and Llirlcd his body
in tin cellar under tho cabin. aud sho Was COM
,py!oI to assis, him: The crime WA done 70 get
Tho vio.inl's gold, Of Which ho Lad uovoral thuu-
sand Eo1lass.
/, An examination Of tho spot will be made by
Air. Juirrct, who In still hero. and OF co,lrte It
will bp easy 10 prove tho statements Of MI pnr-
tics.
, 1876-01-21
THE DOMINION BOARD or TRADE.

r>..-
.,.s... ns s,.."n.', -, ,t''' s,,,,r". os
l cc'tFhuc nnH a'f"'ec'ta'i'
! Srte'a' Dnpa'eh ID iht fh'rsH 3rtaa"t.
OTTAWA, Ons., JAIL s0.-1n the Dominion
Board u 1ta1o resatu.ion was ntople.l urg-,
i, t,,o f;nv,rr,,ort h, rms. nm Il |, c,o,r1v IN,
s W. s,,"" .",. ~ ,,',;t,ta ~
"no too iesPee''se r'Shs' M" "as'"''eS u eou'
mon cHrfcra by lahI nud water; also 10 enacs
q Inn for tho establishment and regulation Of
mi mr., a, lin n,n,tuo,
~, ~ -. NV '.".m A,.
1lo question ut taflH VIA tle'' pfo's"t 10y
ward. Adam brown, Of hamilton, offered tho
following. ;.
ar.uriuR Industries Of tho Dominion c.lla impera-
iyuly for anch legislation will afnrl protectnn 10
INC ennitsi alrsa's inv.seu ~ sieoaE
70 !u.!i.ir M i, ansis,., W. nnofo e"ap'oS'nea' "
t9p,e ~ iha ss Morssnm s' ~ u caaa:
rcjcrry 10 may b. tlt,r 10 sotno extent 10 sytrrlnr
lion. II is In sc npIio,, ot this lIeAr mainly "wlnE
10 the cotnpetluo,i Of American Manufacturers, wl,o
make c.',ata ths f'aughtes.narkcs Tor ehrr surplus
productions, T.. IT, ~.
s., .axa.,an ua. s' srna ~ - LIZ, ;r,tt ~ H.
natjo',aI ruu,nrreinl rr1icv. md viii, til Il Wv nv
rea,lii;rirrnt Of tari1 rsrflrocal luty Will tbs
United stasea SHOULD b aioIsed. -.
htaolt.u That larnaino'it ln iHernnr}ats'n !l tho
tenso Of theso resolutions, ana, firlhfr. ihEt tbs
products o. ae sol ths fosess sna ths nino and 'a
1'a,.1''s.'soa 'oslevi' ~ s'1s'os.s''
Mr. Iro"u followed ~ resolutions win q
long speech. centendlnE tha1 pfotec1oh "hs the
tIaS ro.'sY VI NY eann'1y. ~ onn,nE uH VIA. =.
froteetioniata h.nea ~, no eaM. Two Mant 70
impose AlRnor attles " tlloso loEeiEo psohutts
which come IN cothpeht4ou ~ OUT own n'afkes
win the p1eaas;a ot eHf hoine ihanhssY' !ess'nE
Buch antlee on tnoao WINCH do not +h'lH eoilpeta
Will tue proaacts o, our owh LABOR aecor1snE 10
inc Waits q mo 1IehsuIy. JIG basn humbeI
OF i!ilisssauohs VI Up opora',oha o. ino ftes9ht
arm. ana SUD; no n.tss nas9 IectPEoeAl aa-
ttes WIN tho uu!tco n1ates, u. '"ho ulehb1igs y
prevent tnem from uestloSmR our iadoasfs'r."
40 a'a floI asH hen'Dess ~ uscuss tne question
y u npIlt u oppoeNu" " n,isHnon.sth ~ NJ tho
stateB but 70 conS'uef Is IN tho lishs Oh tho sraat
lutnso. .,,
IL -. ~" - ~. ~. ta
inotlols: ~ Heo staueI ~ neu ssAt tuo u'kh
protective dutlos III THO Sthtca Weso mt prevent
ing serious ueprcBsiOn Ill tho manufactures OF
TINT country.
Mfr, .Rubcstsou Of Montreal, consputled that
+ho corntr-- n:ns eufrnr,rr nnt ~ 1n,Irt ftnn,
..,s @ - y - s.a., - a,..s. - n,sua. IL ~.
""n4ot pAo.oot'uu Ao w ~. ua'stu. ~ ol'-
noaea Tue protoct!fo policy oHt Ge!u protection
coula 10 Ei'cu 70 sotno assicea OF insnitnfc, 1of
instance INC ohssse Nhfofss .. "hien "ete from
tlo statca. ~ was 10y foaay 10 go uollas l1s
dollar on dAttee hE2lnHt otlr hc'E1onre' Ile
would 10 aofrJ 70 500 ~ cotfts per ton pi1ecd on
coaI ltnpo!soa iato ontaI!o. NeaTlY al the coal
imported INTO TINT 1Toslhee was from across tic
ine.
mr.. Dnpo'i. OF ssuopec, apr1osaa o. INT trco elhae,
, 1876-01-21

CoLuNDus, O., Jan. 2U.-Eight persons. rcst-
dents Of prominent boarding .houso bore. wcro
takun auldenly aud seriously Ill. and 1t 1rst 1t
WAS thought they lad boon poisoned BY 4 mali
c!ous servant OF tho house. hut d prominent
physician has decided that tdotr strausa illAoss
was callsod by eating discussed pork. Other por-
SONS il, tho city haye roceutly boon aotiouHly ILL.,
f,om rom pSiso,,s % mi s theso: TO- Aayo boen s1aeed
to eating {rcah ppfk.
, 1876-01-21
OHIO.

aoY- nAYEa' MiLtrAAY STAFF.
COLUMBUS. O.. Jan. 20.-Goy Hayes has ap-
pointed al members or hIs military stalY A. II.
Comatock. of Cuyahoga County. ~ Quasser-
Iuastor- donorat, aud ", II. alutaey, Of t.nciA-
natl, NJ f3urBeo,a'Oenera?.
HEFdlM.
CoLuMpus, O., Jas.. 9o.-Ata tofnt caucus of
the Republican membord Of the Genoral Asssn,-
biy t.-night it was decided to support msasl.sos
Rai!roads and Tcleg1apllS and Comptroller Of
tLp reasflry, aud to se0rgaulxo the FonitSntlary
aud SoliieEs' uEphaus' Homo.
, 1876-01-21


M pfof IN wns, ns,, s r .pn a mSse,
sss'ei'ss.s Tse s+eqafsaa X .his t,s mS,nrtna to
wr,f.rn sod Wr.tcrn ,nap' " was M n II" tt.ts .boys
,n"nt;nnei s,tsS. .:ss, 81 "S'' - '''' ''~''
e s n f' h,ro 'e IT, ffrrnt amak '1 ntc
t,nrr i Wrrtnru, Nnuvr,or 4 1T. Eroix. CHirrt VA
w', Ws;tsr; an e;l nsi is!"m @
fnnrI dota wa,tsH,i, x.I,t,j. Ths toini of s,vk
AID tci,t n, rnne u, iii, Vas sis4s,s, l:7.ss.
shc yc,r cn.lInR J,'ns nj isi Is r. M,3spai, Of With
si,!s,i ia. 4s was raid hy hn Cicas" Ailrsntee /
NouGwcstcru C";rs.y' ~ -" ~''~-t' -
ntipg tic yrar i4I4 thcro nksc IN III, Tinted s,so
nt one tjn,r IL 1u5tls in .1rfau, fir nou.roymrf II
ncrrsf tho amount af hs,nlis nn wtel, ntsr tlefaut
Of ~ .i.esc wefs Two Wiaeonsin soa.a-s'e Ilwaukn
5.s L. 5A0f' "e''''' aud tue sh'''ssaa Fond 'a
l,sy.ng tho nr.e 'por.tan Of tAe year 1878 The
unfayorAblcncss OF ihe season and ihn law preo
of fright ht,,ine., tone On our tz,a,s Ieow
,ho average Of rrastous years. lint tho hnsneaa Of
tho wl,ole yrsr has undoubtedly beon considerably
sonpo in amount done N WA. Ne re hos r. I'll KY
sttx!oh VI H.. o. .s se s!aea nseHe 70 fonnr @ LUZ
.rmrees 1esyc ss.rcciv anv ron., fnr oht
s'''>>e - ~ - ToysauE.
1he Number Of tons nnrcsi III 1t74- q rras soi
tht Wcst Wiacu,tn ami S1isw4,lteec Like si,oe A.l
Western ssot being reported. TAr numtrt r,ovet In
ls7a wa# 6.el3,pss aud In 1874, b,ul3.85. Allowing
thn roads 4t,oyc-namc1 the1r topnaga Of 1871, tho
1874 bJ t.llo.y2 tons.
The nnmher Of tons Of freight tnfricd ono milo Ia
m "ns w.r, moyn fs't y 4" cbc.~ ." ws.
kee& 1t. Paul Company, and 4' ltS ton" hy tho
ChlraKn Enrthwestrt, Company. The groas earnings
cat!motln2 the Milwaukee. laks soro Western Rsti
road ti'e saine ~ lest ycar h,,onnts to S25
ssrne VIII eases an, ths Gl,,euso Northwestern
t3,d37 o34Sl The totst earnings ef the Wisconsin
f1t4 11f mn
, 1876-01-21

It hss been freely stated that ono OF tho fea'
sons Why neu, ,MoHs .yaA sout to Europe and Gen.
Ingalls, installed ~ Acting QuartetnlaaseE; uen4s
y. was for tho purpose OF getting through ths
Treasury several large claims which 1en. aIeI.s
had ri seted. Iho Ilonse. Just before tbs hol'-
days, called upon s!!e Becsetuyy Of Was for q dr.
tailed statement OF als claims rasscd by Gco. lp
KaIIr aud tho nctiou tRkon NY ue,. hlefgs ou tls
san.e. The HtasotNent has just heoA couapIetad,
Autl docs uot aeeln to bear out tho charges
which have been made. tion. 1nsa|fA appeaEs
to hnSe allowed hut ts7a claims dlsAIlowcI BY
ticlI. AlcIEs,
, 1876-01-21

a sAsTA re ". NJ NEWSPAPER OFFICE De
bTEOYED.

4 eAsTA rE (s. NJ NEWSPAPER OFFICE DE-
BTsoyED.
J, Santa FE. N. H., Jan 20.-Last night mob
destroyed and throw into the river tho Nfscs and
Press Office Of CInarron. 1t is beloved to have
f1eeu tlouo by outlaws aud fugitiyes from jus
tico. who havo been melted thereto by oyl.dis-
posed passons who took IN active
part aganst tho election Of Eikins
and tho local ticket supporting Elkina. 1t
1asiug resulted. Notwithstanding largo amounts
pt money wceo spent to carry Colfax County
nEainst Elkins aid tho local ticke, tito wrath
ui his opponents became very great
It IL the prevailing opinion that Tho murder ot
Tie fact waa used to inclso mob ossonsibly to
nr1cet aud kill his alleged muraorcss, but
really to run tho Probate Judge elect md
sthor ofllcors and parsisans !, Of his ous
iMlrs and Fress published como articlcs cal
rusate1 to g,yo comfort to mob-lAw. and kept up
continued abuBo Of Eoscral prominent public
pt1lciala. Tho odtos aud proprfetors evidently
rearGd CONTAINING: very strong resolutions do
nunciatory Of certain peraonB who had acted In
4 very lAwless manuer. This was. however. re-
trnetcE by QUO of the editors. nrtl ayan the mob
,taH frinnt!ly Some two wcnks Since inter several
men hatt bccu killed And como nf tllo best driven
out OF the country, Including tho 1t1st'co Of tho
l'cacc, jndge Of Probate, a!i b,athesH men. the
present editor published an nrticlo which shows
that ho did not subscribe to tho tone Of the
papcr This catlRctl D tInat rupture, ]caring hIr.
Dawson III charge Of the papor. Ito was imnlo-
<!Iateiy notified by. an ANONYMOUS 1ettor that 4o
Was iii daaugcr a'l,l must chango i's tono. 1lO
answered in q naply way Iy publishing thu
nno,Iyu,ons letter. anl proposing TO he ontiroly
independent. aud tho tcsuls vas tho do
struesion Of The office lat ,nigh:: Taa
from Justice. aud parsons tl,idor indictment tn
this Territory, who l,ayo been melted to those
deeds Of murder aaa general faw1easness: y III
, 1876-01-21
MISCELLANEOUS,

TlIE COMMAND HOMICIDE.
Spscial Dispatsh to Tha caIca1o 7rioun*.
LINCOLN, H., jim. a0.-rho trial Of Turley,
for IiIiug Murphy. has occupied tho cntito day.
lo evidence holuy concluded at 1870 a. H., tic
caao wea stated for tho detcuao by Mr. uoblt,
xud for tho prosecution BY Mr.. lioinots, to tho
Jury. Tl.e argn,ucut was opened by Mr.. Bencl.
b!ate's Attorney, who clearly explained tho case
III one OF tho strongest arguments ever
p1orcl In tbis county. Hc stated aud
1nowea by tie ovMenco In the case that
" could no. bo lighter crime than t,omi-
eide. lie waa followed by Mr. Ioason for
lhe lefopse. Ilo also produced q etropg arEll-
menL consuming s6ytsal hours tine, after
Atlich Col. Lynch closed tba arEumout Tor TIN
prosecution. and, At 8 oolock tAis , oy,on,ng. t1o
tase wuur to tho jury. who ato asill out Of II
D'cl0ck. Il Ii feared thoy will hung, which III
Turieys only salvation.
LATEI.-i3 .: m.--The jury has Just come IN,
rendering verdict Of not guilty, Mr. Iurey
w,ll accompany lls fa!her.ln-law homo in tho
tpoTnluE.
An ALLEdED RASCAL.
speefa' nsspatca u Ths Ghcaoo Tribune:
,iIaa u. u. Mo1se al,as ". II. Tool1or, VIE cap.
lurcd Aero last night by City Marshul ljArdweh
mud ". u. stapllu. Manages Of The Rockford
Insurance Company. aomo tiun slnee he lnsl
I'D bas boan trayeIsug .Arot,gh Iowa aud lii.
1oIs forging uotca and utatts to tho c1teut of
,evernl Thousand dolIars tLa Rockford Company
falling victim to several hundred thereby. lle
has baou stopping here week wIth tltb vile.
They wcte taken to Rockford to-day. The evil
tenoe ia IoneiHiss, AID guilt sdui1sssa by the
qllsuuer.
MUEpEn-TRtAL At FORT WAYNE.
stk,l! Lt+uatrh y 7Ae ChieG1s 3I7tHnF.
FoRr WAYNE, Ind, Jan. -u.-Tha cnH OF tho
NAso ". Gabriel Fuir. Indicted for anurdor ~ the
tcoud degree. came up iu the Criminal Contl
t-dsy. FAir ntanLs charged With killing rlan
larned Robert Dolin with heavy billut Of wood
IuLlpE alspuso tlloy hat ou Tie llth ot oet.bcs
ast. Tho Court succeeded BY 4.p. u. In Hesuct~
NJ 4 Jury from epocal venire Of SIXTY ulcn.
sic caso i'll conmctlco tomorrow In earnest.
ATrAcKEn Ax MaN.
poyEn, n. H.. Jan. 21.-AttLur 2. neylin lnc-
aro1 last evening OF "Eomxnsin II. America"
nd sitter the lecture crowd followed him, n,a
10 lied into drug ktoso for safety. Bricks were
hen tAfuWu through thu window1. and tho Mar
MAS compelled 10 read tlle Ilios net. Tho
ollco finally succeeded in cutting DeyIin u
otel. lolug cumrollel TO use their rayolrers,
ut no QUO Wa injured.
"pnoprIHa ls1o poEtnr.
Spee.sf LIsndteh TO Tha Chlc3yo tribune.
pAHuospllg, Ill, Jnn. 40.-hla1shklI r. CraIu
Msk III al probabilities, haug to.mosrow.
, 1876-01-21
BOILER EXPLOSION,

C1yc1SNAr1. Ian. 2O.-Tho Commerciars La
grange, Int., Arcciai says William Kennedy.
Sebastian Uoas, and Henry Corbott vors IN.
stautIy killed, William Price seriously Injured.
and lltslo son of Kennedy dangerously ecaldcl,
BY the explosion this afternoon Of boiler III the
Rawmfll OF Kennedy It prico. who aro among tho
killed and injured. Tho bodies Of the men Ncre
dcaldcd and bruised In terrible manner.