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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

MORSE LEGENDs.-Th legends of tho
Northmen have power and beauty
quite their own. There is a strength and
majesty in them that one hardly finds IN
the myths Of the Greeks or the subtle
fancies of Hindoo mythology. Some
times one finds in these legendsand sto-
ries profound poetic meaning expressed
with the most perfect beauty and grace.
An old Morse King sat in his great hall
one night, when the tempest was roaring
and whirling without. The great hre
threw its glow far out into the dark re-
cesses Of the hall, all the brighter for tho
storm and darkness around. While the
King talked with his counsolors before
the fire, n bird flew in and passed over
them, and out again at the great window.
"Such," said tho King, ais the ne ot
man out Of darkness into the light ana
then lost in The blackness and storm
again" ayes SIRE" answered an o'd
courtier; but the bird has its nest beyond.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18
NUMBER II.

Only the locomotive and one carriage.
In that carriage were n Sheriff, Deputy
Sheriff, and twenty men armed to the
teeth, to capture the gang at the ombank-
ment. | came too, and they lowered mo
from the platform when the speed slack
encd, so could run in here and tell you
all was safe !"
While we spoke my wife's fingers had
first united the handkerchief around my
neck and then, in the dark, found somo
of the knots of the cords binding me-
But | was still tied fast and strong when
thcro was rush OF many feet upon the
staircase, and in another moment light
and joyful voices.
Wo'vo captured the whole nine !"
was the good news. "Thrcc, including
John Martin, are desperately wounded,
but the surprise was periect Now, old
fellow, for you!"
a dozen cINsp-knvos at once severed
my bonds, and dozen hands were ex-
tended in greeting.
As for the praises showered on my
plucl>y littlo wife, it would require vol
ume to tell half of them.
Tho would be nssassins and robbors
were sent for trial, and would have cs-
capped had not John Martin ON his death
bed turned Queens evidence. His ante
mortcm evidence sent tho survivors to
penal servitude.
Alice and | left for moro civilized
community the following year. But be-
fore we went thoro was an invitation sent
Us to meet committee from She railroad
company Mt Postville. We accepted
had dnnor, woro toasted and compi-
mcntcd, and then Alico was pres sonted
with silver tea-service rs II testimonial
from the passengers upon that threatened
up train, the company and railroad di-
rectors, in t. ken of ther gratitude for tho
lives and property saved by our heroine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

A CURIOUS ROMANCE. 49, Norfolk ST.
Strand, says the London Court Joumal
has II curious commemorative monu
ment. An obserVant spectator will no
tice that the first floor windows of large
/ house ut the corner Of Howard street
present peculiarappearance. The shut
ters are up, and they are covered thickly
with dust, while through the chinks can
be seen the blinds, also thick with dust
and moulderng away with age. Those
shutters and blinds have been in exactly
the same position, untouched, for the last
fifty years. During that time no human
foot, it is believed, has entered that room.
And the reason is this Fifty years ago
a certain nobleman was engaged to be
married, the day was fixed the wedding
morning arrived, the breakfast was laid
out in that spacious and handsome room,
the bridegroom was ready to proceed to
church when it was discovered that the
bride was missing note in her hand
writing was discovered addressed to the
bridegroom, briefly informing him that
she had eloped that morning with his
"best man." a gay and gallant captain of
Dragons. The Tilted bridegroom did not
say much, but he went alone to the room
in which the wedding breakfast was laid
out, with his own hands put up the shut
ters and drew ;he blinds, locked the door
and kept the key. lie gave orders that
no one should enter the room again.
When the house was let it was stipulated
that the room in question should remain
untouched, and Il sum or G2OO per annum
was paid to the tenant to compensate him
for the deprivation of the use Of the
room. The nobcman has been dead
some years, but it is believed the room
has never been entered since he closed it,
and there are the "wcdding meats" ssi-
lently mouIdering away, the ornaments
crumbiing to dust in the funorcal gloom.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

STEEP SroRirs.-A late German news
paper related tho following anecdote
In an imperial city, lately, n criminal
was condemned to be bchcndud who had
singular itching to play Mt nine-pins.
While his sentence was pronouncng, no
had the tcmority to offer request to bo
permitted To play oLco moro at hIs ia
vorito gamo at the place Of execution,
and then, he said, he would submit with
out II murmur. a tho last prayer of
dying man his request wns granted.
When he arrived at the solemn spot, ho
found everything prepared, and pins be-
ing set up and bowl boing ready. IIo
played with no little carneslness.
But the sheriff Mt longth, seeing that ho
showed no inclination to dcsht, privately
ordered the executloner to strike tho la-
tai blow as he stopped for tho bowl. Tho
oxecutioner did SO, and the hoad drop
ped into tho culprt's hand ns ho raised
himself to SEQ what had occurred. Ilo
Immediately aimed at the nino, conceiv-
ing it was the bowl which he had grasp
ed. All nine falling the hoad loudly OK
claimed: Well, have won the gameW
This reminds the writer Of story
which has been told in proof Of tho
amazing dcxtcrity Of tho German exc
cutioncrs in cutting of with tho sabre.
a culprit being bound and prepared for
the blow, and not feeling it when it came,
cody asked the man what hindered him.
since the signal had been duly given.
"Shakc yourself |" said the cxecutioner.
And, on the criminal doing so, bis head,
which had been severed but not displaced,
tumbled on tho schflud.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

A REsERvE.-A divorced woman Of
Danbury recently married again, and
shortly lost her second husband by an
accident. A ueighbor on hearing the
shocking news, observed "Its awful,
awful indeed but them" he added with
an encouraging nod, sit is not SO bad as
il might be- She has another husband.
II tain't so bad as If she had lost the only
one she had" The friends took comfort.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18
TRINITY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY:
COURT TERMS

S'rict C"uTt-Socond Monday in April,
r. and December.
'""'y COurt-First Monday in anu
II 6L1@''h, May, July, September and No
'''nte Nourt-(Same as County Court.)
- OF Supe.yisOrs-Fir Monday
I wy May, August and November.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18
Mesklg Urinitu Souynal.
OUR AGENTS :

TFOS. BOYGE. Room No. 30. New
Merchants Exchange Building. San Fran
CISCO Is our only authorized agent in that city
GEO. Il. ROWELL - co. 40 park
Row, are our only authorized Agents in New
York City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18

OFFICE. At his Hesihcuce. corner
Court and Center Streets, Weaverville. |.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18
DR.. J. T. GRADY,

DENTAL AND MEDICAL GRADUATE,
$50 Has returned 10 Weavcrvillo and re-
cIfiI9 sumed the practice of DENTISTRY,
Special attention paid to The treatment OF
Sensitive Teeth
0FTzCE:-In the Theater Building up
stairs. 35-tt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-18
WEI. S. L0WDEN,
u. $. DEPUTY SURVEYOR.

OFFICE mill Street, Weaverville, Cal.
Civil Engineering promptly attend d to-
Special attention paid to the survey of Miner
nj and Agricultural land locations. jan22.
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DEPARTMENT. OF JUSTICE.
ET4Br11yG 'nEyEf opNESrs


Sptc1a4 Dispatch to Tx CHICAGO Ttsoune.
WASHINGTON. D. c., March 25,-Falls, late
Chief CLERK Of the Department OF Justice, gave
some startling testimony yesterday. 1t has long
been charged that e1-Attcrney- General Williams
and ex~Ch,ef Of the Secret Service Whitley
ve1o on suspicionsly Intimate terms, aud that
the latter Was spending good deal Of the Gov
erpmcnt money. Falls was the disbursinS OIL
Ger OF the Department. and paid all bills. It
was he who paid for the now notorious lAndautet
out Of Government funds. The late Chief Clerk
gave his testimony regarding Whitley.
He said that the latter had used s125, 900
OF Government money On tho order Of Williams,
and had never accounted for it. It is supposed
to have been spent in carrying the election in
the South, 1T least aome OF it may have been
spent that way, and much OF it in other Ways
which the ex-atto1ney-Gensralm may be able to
explain An opportunity will be gipsn him by
the Committee.
WHAT WILLIAMS sAys,
E1-Attorney- General Williams and ex-Comp-
trolier Brcihead Hero before Sub Committee
OF the House Judiciary Committee TO-DAY, and
we're examined in regard to certain expenditures
made By tho Department Of Justice during what
was called the Ku-hlux raid Williams, it ,s un-
derstood, justified all the expenditures made by
theDepa1tinent OF Justice in this respect, on the
ground that they vera necessary to protect tho
lives Of Southern Union men. Up to that time
it had not been the custom for the secret ser-
vice officers to give vouchers for their e1pendl-
lures on account of the peculiar nature
OF their business Williams thinks that the
show that \ general system Of murder and in
tin1ldation then prevailed, made it necessary for
the Executive Department to anforcs the Lawn
for ths projection OF life.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March 25.-Ths rssiessaa
newspaper corrospo ndsnta Of tns Capital mot =
the STATE Register Office this afternoon. and
summoning Capt. ). Il. G. Irwin.
correspondent Of TIE CHICAGO Ta1sUSz, md
who has bean recen:ly appointed Assistant n
speoior-GenerL Of the Illinois State Militia,
Col. D. A. Ray. tho Itsler Ocean correspondent
On bebAlf of himself and associates, p1essnsed
Capt. Irwin with \ very handsome gold. plata
hiltod sword Capt Irwin responded f*ha-
toualY.
WArrnBuR1, Conn.,, March Is. p Il. Smith.
EDITOR Of the American, has been fined e75 Tor
contempt Of court, ho having rrittan and pun-
hshsd IN editorial calculated to iojurs tas t1S-
nity and afjciencJ Of Judge Boaghton, os hs
City Court Smith roluR*d 70 paJ ths anA Aoa
WAS taken to tho Now HAvsn Jail
Spee.A D4a4lteA h The Ca.nd1s 9ftA0ns-
MILWAUKEE, March 25-The Nnnsanheh*s
trial lassed tbs whole day. Eyideoos oaooa2sisaQ
proving frauds Waa gwen.
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gent during bis absence" The correspondent
asserts that statements from high and Hsil-in-
formed quarters currobo1ats this report.
TEE REIGN OF ALEXANDER II.
PANS, March IA telegram from 81 Peters,
burg this afternoon to the Russian telegraplic
agency haYs:
Eussi, celebrate, to-day the tweutyzst anntsersasJ
OF Alexander II.B accession. The new reign found
debt Of two rtards the budget Was only 200 ooo 600
roubles, there were only 974 ktoEsrea Of railways,
the river navigation had Ia steamers the peops waro
IN seEfdom and had right OF real peoperty, hese
no popular education Justice administrative
To-day jue.tce has unieraone itoarai Te1ortas ID
c!udng the introduction Of juriss and bnrriaters;
there are eo.ooo elementary schools; the people
have been enfranchiaed, endowed With property:
and have the right Of voting; 13,4lA Kilometres 81
railways are at work, and 07o are being
there TOO packets and $500 merchant vesses stao
budget is s70.o0.ooo rouLles. Tho purchase Of the
property given to the freed peasauts has cost 81
U00 roublts and the railways 550o0O.G00. The total
new expenditure would amount to two milliards,
which With the previous debt would form four mill
iards. Yet the public debt is only 310,0oo,00o more
than twenyone years. ago. Such are tie blessings Of
the reign Of Alexander H., executing the last wishes
Of bis .ugust father, daily caring for pence, and
making tbs Helfare Of the nation The aim Of h1s
Wnota life.
, 1876-03-26

lion Of an amount in greenbacks equaA to 80 per
cent Of the volume Of the new bank currency
issued. The advocates Of the new measure are
almost unanimous in opinion that, since it is i'm
possible for the secratary OF the Treasury to
cArry into effect the Resumption act OF LAST yeaz
without additional legisls:ion, which Congress.
in its present temper, will not pass,
TIE MKT BEST THING
is to allow The Treasury no1es TO be gradually
funded, ut the option OF holders, into interest,"
bearing bonds payable in gold at some future
act would oe to ra,so the value OF
paper currency at opco. aud without
force or violent contraction to bring it to rar
with gold within very short time, Although
this would not he epeclo payment, it would re-
move ono Of the most serious objections which
the autl-resut1ptionists urgo against every
measure Of currency reform.
THE MOST SERIOUS DIRECTION
that has yet been suggested to tho proposed
Funding bill is that it will increase the io. crest
be2ring debt Of the country. Its advocates re-
Fly when this objection is urged that
the ereenbacks to be refunded under such
bill as this, eince they hope that
the premium Oh gold would be gradually re-
duced, and that q revival OF business would very
soon make the demand for money 30 much
greater that it could be invested in Legitimate
busiuess-euterprises which would yield more
than per cent profit: bnt il a considerable por-
tion Of the outstanding Treasury notes were to
be funded. and their place in circulation Of the
country ~as TO be filed With National Bank notes
or coin. the gam to the country Of improving ito
credit, and the restoration OF confidence which
it is expected would follow, would bo
greater than the amount which would
be paid for interest," Besides nearly every
plan OF resumption thus fsr proposed, including
that contained in the act OF last year. required
THE ACCUMULATION OF COIN
either in tho Treasury OF the United States O: IN
Nauonal banks, or IN both. The expense to the
country would be no greater should it be re-
qu1red to pay per cent interest on the bonds
into nhicA Ereenbacks should be funded, than
its loss OF interest on the gold lying IN the
Treasury Department awaiting the time fixed
for the resumption Of specle-payment. This
measure without the repeal Of any portion OF
the act Of 1875, was, it will be remembered ono
Of those recommended by Secretary Bristow as
necessary to enable him to prepare for seaump-
ton in 1879.
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THE COMMITTEES.

Specfat U1.pa.ch II Tns Ca,eaos I+touns
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 25.-Tha Real Es-
tate Pool Committee held secret session this
forenoon. Telegrams in custody Of Mr. Leon
ard IL Whitney, manager OF the Washington
Office OF the Western Union Telegraph Company,
were examined BY the Committee. Mr. Ell
dridge, rnsmber Of Congress who Informed the
COMMITTEES By letter that he xaa \ nem-
her OF ono branch Of this pool, WAS
anxious to zecalse an invitation before
the Committee but hs was doomo to
disappointment The kilograms before the Com
mitsee we're very important. They passed be-
tween the Secretary OF the Navy and his London
fnsncinl agent at the time Of the transfer Of the
Government Hccount to Jay Cooke, McCui-
ioch i Co.. to bolster that decaying CONCERN
The Committee will keep their secret for the pres
ems. Secretary Robosan has not yet replied in
the questions addressed to him by tbs Commit
tee eonoern1ng tue transaction.
THE IMPEACHMENT BUSINESS
hiss not yet been completed by the Sub Commit
tee which has it in charge, and the articee cen
hardly come in on Monday, although they may
be rpady BY that time. The Subcommittee has
been hearing more testimony from Mrs Marsh
and Others today. The Snb-Committae held q
meeting this evening to make up tho rero.t Of
tho new evidence to be presented to the full
Committee 1t tbs next meeting.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 25.-Ths Hopss
Committee on POST Offices and Post-noads to-
day examined J. D. Chidestar, mail contractor Of
Arkanaas- He testified that he deposited in .he
contract Office last spring bid for the ronta
from Dallss, Tex, TO Jacksboro; that the con-
tract WIS awarded to some ona else, and that
when ho called for his bid and the security check
attached to it, they we're hauded to him
by the Second Assistant Postmaster-Geu-
eral with tho remark that the bid had
never been regietered nor considered. Witness
did not know whether it was the lowest bid OF
not 1t was, however, just sitter the time when
tho discoveries we're Dade that Chanuel and
Floyd Tweed. Department Clerks, had sup
pressed and ab8tracted numbers Of bids. Wit
ness waa asked il J.J. Hlnds had not demanded
when they were making I settlement OF somo
JOINT business interests th2t 4 certain sum,
perhaps Is goo, must bo reserved or paid for ths
bsnehs OF eenAtor Spsnoer. He replied that
nothing Of ths Aort had sva1 occurred, and he
had no Eseollacsion Of having svat said 70 50 ANY
pa1son-
AEHY REORGANIZATION,
Tho COMMITTEES on Military Affairs haye aersod
upon Representative Bauhing's BILL With eotna
amendments, for the reorganization Of the
Amy. It does not reduoa tile present effoct,va
foroo Of the army, but it reduces tho numbar at
infantry regiments from tvauty-6ye to tnentv
and the cAvalrJ from tea 70 elght Il oouson.
da$es tho Qus1tAsnaAtAf md Corumasar7 De-
pxrtmenta [1s4 ths pAy of ths F51s&.ssfesanta
It $40 p&x insnth h1aksA 10 hea3qnastars of
a. Gsnx7A u h Array II Ns4hiaxtan Ia 6nns
u p4aeA sa4 s4osddts aaaa k4 AAy anA u Rseas-
, 1876-03-26
RUSSIA.

VIENNA, March GA correspondent Of the
Standard telegtaphs shat it la rumored in St.
Petersburg shAt shs Car, weary Of the cAzsa
Of his Governmont intends to retire from the
throne, and to appoint tho OzaroHitch Regent.
LONDON, March 25--Ths St. Petersburg co1-
respondent Ct the Augsburg Eaze1s says ::
"rhs report that tha Gar intends to ros1re
practically, though not cominAly, from
tho conduct of pubic AdAirz, gains
ground rApidly. Il IL also s.ated that
b intends ia rasids Abroad for roma lsnK,h Of
TINA probably stsylnk tonporAttlJ IL Malss,
taitAsx ths Dhthssa Of Edinburs vii shortly
&5ts44A 1ths E&asuuitoA taA hs susctssaa H.
, 1876-03-26
DANA.

Els CHANCE8 IMPROVING.
Special DsspateA To Ths Caieaaa Tribune,
WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 25.-If the Hon.
R. Il. Dams, Jr., 1s confirmed by the Senate, the
confirmation will certainly DO due to the ability
with which his friends have worked for him
here. They wera not oyerconhd6nt OF
euccess this morning, but enough IN
dications Of how Senators will vote
have been noted today to make the outlook
moro favorable for Mr. Dana than most Of hia
adherents had supposed it to be. The facts re-
gsrdlng the controversy with William Beach
Lawrence have bean presented to number Of
Senators BY William G. Russell, Esq., and G. q.
Hill. Esq, OF Boston. who are here for the puf-
pose, and their efforts have done very much TO
pIss1pATE THE OPPOSITION 10 MR. DANA
which Was produced BY old Benny But
ler'a stories to the Committee on Fot-
egn Relations. Among the Senators on
the Republican side who are warmly
ia favor OF connr7n1ue Mr. Dau& ese Messfs.
Edmrnds, Frel'nghuysen, Wad1eigh, Howe, and
Boutwell, Senator Dawes is not regarded ~
very warm supporter OF Mr. Dana It is be-
licved that majority Of the Democratic Sena-
tors will yota in favor OF confirming Mr. Dsna.
The subject Will probably be disposed Of on
Monday. Gr. Conkling Is taking no part On
either sids, and nobody seems to be actively op-
posing Mr. Dana since old Ben Hutlar Qaade his
venomou4 assault On him.
, 1876-03-26
THE PROPOSED COMPROMISE.
how IT T1KEA.

8psetd Dtspasea u fhs CAsedoe 1Ssota'<.
WA<aKoco1, D. G., March 25.-Ihe movs-
tsnt in favor Of = nRo-partisan currency bill
sors to be gaming strength avery day. Bev-
al of tho most prominent Republicans havs in
sca:ed thar willingness 10 support it, and have
kpseased the opinion thAs tho Republicans,
ssh ese exception of those who votsd for Al
Ms bill Lat Monday, esn b. united II III favor.
hs rapeA of that cianza In tha Resumption sot
11s'5 fixing January I, 1s7S - ths dAts whom
uAted Stated not&a shall b. E>deeaoed In ooin,
IL ~ donh3 b ons Of L. kaASuras ef tbs
H. bu& il u Repaaad = estAin khoss
nt1oaa at ths ssxsAsaa hv Whleh psovida tot
q Aa.aiks< knaahs xs4adEsatAe tam sinaxsAA
, 1876-03-26
SPAIN,


LONDON, March 25.-A Madrid dispatch r.
ports the recruiting for Cuba - actively pro-
crossing, and that even soldiers who served
under Don Carloa are allowed to anlist
sAv szBAsr1As, March 25.-The Committee
for the maintenance of the Fueros aro sending
deputauons 70 Madrid, to lAy thar claims he-
fofs tho Government.
, 1876-03-26
SHOT BT A DRUNKEN ROUGH,

apsetal usspd&ch 70 TAs Chicago Ir1tua&,
CEHc1xA11, March 25.-About O'clock thil
evening drunken sport named 1Amas F. Dun
bar Attempted to pick quarrel NTH souas poaoe-
able ps1soos 1t tho northwest corner of L ong-
wozsh atreet ead Central arenue- Tha pArt,ea
lnsultod we're tuo young men respectively named
G!oaaon And Wells, and ; young lady named
Eliza hate G1o7a who xe1s havinp
I Lttla chas oppc4its ehe LonKvorsh Street,
Hodse - tns Tina and ware antiss stranrars 10
DnnhAs- Tbs tuflan, failing 10 pxovoks { tghA
ThA nxAAlSA n4tt9 takr4at4a unttletkd Ashin3 Ia
, 1876-03-26

/ Ihaye = powder to taxa. don't ike It any mora
than you DO but make up mr. uaiAd thaa viii
tAla &, and / dol" "An2 whan havs poqs-
d&t te kAaa, ssp1tsd Wilbs, II nAke ~ my
, 1876-03-26
GERMANY.
EC3XNIK

LONDON. March 2E--The e1-Emprsm Eusenis
and her eon have arrived 1t Eisenach, sn route
for Weimar. They visited W1hslmGohs O.
Thursday.
LONDON, March 25.-Tho 1eltgrdph's Berlin
dispatch says: "The high Court Of the Ststs
adopsed the charge Of high treason against
Won Arnim on Thursday, and his property will
bs coufscatod it he refuses to appear
THE RAILROAD 8cHEXE.
BERLIN, March 25.-A bill for transferring to
tho Empro ths State RAILWAYS and control Of
private TAilx1ya WAS presented 70 tbs l2ndtag
to-daT
, 1876-03-26

tary Of War IN the absence Of tho Secretary or
temporary vacancy in the Office; provides thet
q council OF the Administration. and approved BY
the Department Commander aud the General Of
the Army, and appointed BY tho Secretary Of
War. It is reduction Of about two hundred
of5cerR
, 1876-03-26
HOLLAND.
TNcn nAXhHK

LONDON March 25-7 =. m.-The Daily Tele-
graphs Paris special reports that the dykea pro
tscting Herzozonbusch, in Holland, havs besn
aropt AWAY By the foods. Railway b1idgoa and
roads havo been destroyed. and the town il conf
pie.ely isolAted. 4 hundred houses hAvo dja1p-
paared, aad 6,00o persons ara horaelAss-
, 1876-03-26

Somebody 1.ve Paddy nearath p.ok!s9 ssE
yesterday. Paddy bit il in tao. oEsnad ~
mouth, aAds faos, and said "BA - sswt
I'd 10 hsfoss oay jodzs or Jury IN III vnI1sA
an taks mo okah dEat ths hru thai fsa thaa s23
bad The dytpps. or keArtbura l dunae." Aoa
hs nAda dive fox III ransa-1osasu2b 49,
kak>fHurRsa&
, 1876-03-26
ECfP
i1AEHT 1HHIYEE At a

1fHERT ARRIVES IT 6UKz.
suzz, March 25.-The British ship eerapia,
with the Prince Of Wales and bis suits On board,
% routs for homs from India, hiss arrived. Ths
Prince started for Cairo this afternoon, 40
coupAnisd BY d Leassps and ssvA1A EsJptiAa
dt1nitAri&2
, 1876-03-26

Lucy TO h4r alder aastaz, nho haa iust b4sa
falAtine uiriillnf spisods IN ths (ifs I Will&m
Tall r." Ard uaA iha uta2a bey Ll51&a y ~ tha
A44a Ai14rEix3a3@
, 1876-03-26

n 3JW.
NEw YoRK. March 25.-B. 2. Eoge1s, thu r..
ceiving-teler of the Fulton Bank, BROOKLYN b,.
absconded, bsing defauIter to thS e3,ant a,
s25.e 600. Tbs ofhcers Of the bank publish card
saylnE that on opening the vault On the uorn-
ing of the 18th inst It WAS ascertained tha, II.
rece'y1ng-te!er had stolen from it ba.va..
S24 0oo and s25. 900 in currency intended for thu
days business, but bad not disturbed tbs secnr;.
Ties Of the bank. Rogers WIS many ssxrs /.
various banks IN Brooklyn and Det<oi.. -
, 1876-03-26
DROWNED.


SPECIAL Dssna1eh to 1ne chsaaos 1Fo~as
WuxKsBARRx, Pa. March 24--Lass ersntnE
1amss Redmond, sRed "a. and Lizzie Redmond,
agsd IL, wera drowned in attempting 70 rsaeas
their aiEter, who had broken through tho ios
Whils crossing : nill-pond near thin oisJ. 1hS
bodia1 waxa racovared during ths night
, 1876-03-26

WEHE T II 7 ALI lIeS - :.
SCRANTON, March 25.-Two miners, Kelly ssd
Kilcullln, we're killed and fnshtful1y nanglsd
to-day by tall upon them Of hundreds Of tooa
Of rock and coal. They had just trad h'ast
and wors shout 10 remove tia soal hre0ga
down hY thu axplQaipn.