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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-29

"Who is HsyesP' Ask Thurman, and Fen
Acton, and Allen. They have all met him
IN Ohio.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-29
FOR HAVANA VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WEST.

FOk HAVANA VIA CEDAR KEYS AMI
KEY WEST.
Cnlted States Mall LlnO.
Steamships
WILLIAM P. CLYDE, WILMINGTON,
MARGARET, KNMLIA.
Tho New Orleans, FloY1ds
and Havana Steamship Line
HN kdy will dispatch one of the above first
eiass steamers from New Orleans k
Every Week,
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West. and o0n
Meeting with steamers for Tampa
Through bills Of lading issued to al points IL
Florida, Including Tampa, and to New York Charles
ton and Savannah.
Splendid Passenger accommodations, and througi
tickets given to a5oye points.
No freight received without permit from ths
ONCE.
For freight Or passage apply TO
T. HOBERTS Agent,
No. 100 Common strooA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-29
STEAMSHIPS,

BREMEN.
North German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA RAvRB, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
AA The Steamships of the North
German Lloyd will resume their
&14GX regular trips in October, 1876. The
days of departure and price of pass
age VIA be advertised hereafter
These steamers touch outward at Havre and Ha.
van8 and on their home trip at Havana and South
amptOn. The company reserve the right to change
the route.
Passage tickets from Bremen, Southampton Or
hsvre to New Orleans issued by the undersigned
For further information apply to
ED. +. STOCkMEYER & CO., Agents,
iel0 Ne. ~ Union street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-29

George Law is one Of the solid men OF
New York-weighs 800 pounds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-29

There is nothing but plain dead walls
around New Orleans cemeteries.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-29

Goldsmith Maid has been doing some 2:ia
trotc;ng for the centennial.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-29
INSURANCE.
OFFICE FIREMEN'S INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Corner Of Gravier and Camp Streets.

NEW ORLEANS, January 10, 1876.
At meeting Of the B oard of Directors. held tl.s
day it was resolved to declare the following div
dead from the net earnings of the ten months sni-
ing December 81 1873:
l. Ten per cent annual interest on capital Stock
paid in.
2 To carry to reserve fund In accordance with
section four article VIII. Of the charter, five per
cent.
3. To carry to the crsdi. Of the Firenens Char
liable Association Of Now Orleans, for the support
Of the widows and orphans and the general relic
system of said association, in aecotdance with Sc
ton four article VIII of the charter ten per cent
Five per cent interest dividend on capital STOCK
paid in.
S. Forty per cent dividend to participating IN
surers.
All declaration of dividends to stockholders 10
be carried to credit Of stock notes in aec0r Lance
with section five, article VIII OF the charter
Partlc' D Atinx dividends to insurers mot st0oA-
holders) pay able in cash on demand.
n MARKS, President.
T. PRUDHOMMK, Vice President.
D n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-29
IMMENSE REDUCTIONS

POPULAR
DRY GOODS STORES,
2O3...".........C ,uaI Street. ............2O3
Between Bure'ndy aud Rampant.
Branch Store 1t Nos.22S and $50 Royal
Street, Corner Of It. Philip.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-29

Bris.ow goes out Of office leaving whisky
straight, comparatively.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-29

If you want fun on the water, 60 out IN q
olly boat.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-29

Some very nice plums can be seen ABOUT
the markets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-29

TiIden will carry New fork-tor the ne
~nh1ioons
, 1876-04-28

An Increasing Demand nud Dtmtn-
is1aitaK supply.
II ne are to believe tho Ttusvio Herald, pub
lahcd in the heart OF tho oil region, the yield Of
petroleum s decreasing, while The domanl Is in-
creasing, and tho result will be an advance in
prscee, aud then the demand will begin 10 do.
clino:
The leading facts are that As tho present tmo there
IA Illuminating supply Of oil aud Al Increasing cotI-
current, the whole stock Of oil un baud will bc
suucd By the closs Of the year. This u the opinion
of those who arc practically acquainted With she sub-
tec AA to the yield in tie future, that IL esate In
sse1.so yiea fur eae well IN tna - es1s 1eon e !. now
nsfs: rs sss ss1. M s',s; r.. IN p as u. i
'aFs: Sarfs. I'll. t. *e i.s % a!sfs
aginy sk barrels to The we'll. AL tbs remaining
+ IL s psf us
per day. against ~ baErcs rer well March l. 1916.
iels per day In 1875 tho yield shrank to 0oo bar
rols. On tile 3lst Of March only GUS barrels xcre OBJ
taned from this hitherto frst-casa oil territory. E1
tn hare been rrsorted to in order to ncreaso
and o1pec,sA re.nlt, and IL ID ssatcd that ly mid
ni 10 fnslsa per pei moath s 10 Keep liz H. supply % q q
oil up to its present production. This IL tho con-
dton Of tue supply sae OF oil trade In reuusyivauia
Now as to the consumption and demand for thls arI-
c!a III Europe. fzum tue lit Of January 70 tho 2ath
Of March. the consnmption rsn ~ follows 1871. Al,
1874. the stock on hand In Europe on thu 2ath Of
March vas 1880 barrels. On tue 94th Of a1arch,
1876, tbs stock had run down TO ly4'l barrels. Al
the ttae the stock IL heavily reduced iu tito
Uitod Btates. The total stock In tho United sa1t4
March ST. 1916, was sus vao barros On Jan. !, 1876
il 1s72 vas i6,too Ssrsss; IL is73. 3o.ooo and tbs
estimate for 1876 Is s3,0o0 barrels.
, 1876-04-28
asgrogatioe e7so. 900, What dta Main s.rs.s--

@nxInBA1luK $A1usuuus Wu2E QlQ MAlH ktf64E--
va moan our commercial peopIe-do2 Il waa
hngty, It discouraged US. tt gavs IN only 10 much
Of tte patronage as It wss forced to give. Duss
Hoto two to ono aRatnat our working out. Even
tho banks gAve us little help, And Wo had TO pay
much higher than bank rates for money to carry
our debt. Finally, wo abandoned alf hops Of
I.ouiavtl[n and looked elsewhere for resources.
We Increased our e1peuGes. Ths du1lor times
were THO moro money ~ spont Oh tue Courier
journal. ALI we Apent cams buck To III ter,-
fold. aud, in lcss than five ys&ru, va not only
paid out Of debt, but established hero in Loute-
yiIlo. . city of.the fouttll-clasa, Newspaper
second to nonn on tho continent. To-day thts
newspaper ts the one Institution In LouisYille
which tn known outside of Kentucky. Il goes
btoalcast all over tho country gratuitousfy id.
yortiaing trala which has ne7ef turned upon
its heal to help It.
VIC entor unon thin ietail In 10 spirit Of caYil.
We ate quitn independent OF the sort OF ho!p
Which mas DO obtained by begging. Ne ara
trying TO slou tho advantages OF advertising
becauAe unleaa Loatagtjle prospers al efforts Of
~ ambitious aud enterpElsinE description must
be Affected injutiouay. Ths now Courter-
journal Building 10 a case Ia point. It is
standing advertisement which shows tbs faith
that Ia III us. Though 1t cost nearly half million
OF dollars no believed in 1t Is N Investment.
1t ls recognized ~ i'll cverv respect tho moat
magnificent newspaper structure In the wotld.
Just ~ NO incurred great dobt to consolidate
tho journal, Courier, and Democrat did ws in-
cur great debt to erect 1t, and NO expect to
rar out n this instance precisely ~ Nc did in
the other,-WitIous much holp from Louisville,
, 1876-04-28


Ihs season Of 1893 lat tho Hsymarket Thes,
Aunals. Some years previously Foote had pro-
duoed burlosque piocs, tho authorship Of
which is unknown 10 tAIs day. entitled 1.-THE
1alloss, or 4 Tragedy ior Warm Weather"
Ihs satite Of tho pioco appears to have
giycn grcAs ulnbtAge to tho craft from Which
t was named. Dowton announced Its
revival for Ais b.noflt-an announcement
which 1oused shs furious indignation
Of the knights Of tho needle; they held i mset-
Ing and owed..toloppose It with might and main !;
naenacing lettora were writton to The bsnatoiare,
informing him that 1900 tAilora would
attend to hiss anl loot the play. Que,
who signed himself 'DoRth, "urota to iuiosm one
Of tho Proprletors q! tue theatre that 700 more
conla DO there II necessary, In defiance OF
these doughty threats, however. tho bill
Txa unchanged. But when tbs night cana II
was soon discovered that ti,o brotherhood moant
doeda ~ vol ~ xoEds, In the gallery they COLI
tT1ved 70 secure avery seat e1ceps s"o, and to
monopo!ize uearly syery other part OF the house,
Dowton's appearance WAS tho aiRn&l for tho up
him /; hs offered Ea0 reward to any pereon who
would point out tho offender, bnk 10 person
would botrAy him. Finding tho Audleueo
would not listen 10 = word. Dowton offered to
change the ploce to "1'he Village Lawyer" but
the mot had assumed proportions ton formidable
to ba Appsased, aud tho uproAr within was aus
tAinod BY naobs Of kAltoEs without. magia-
tlxta Wa2 sont for. special corst1bles called cut.
bus thev wore Lelpless sgainst the nutnbeIH Of
tho rioters, aud Tho disturbance continued 10
increase until tue arrival OF \ tru,p OF Life
Guards, who seized 8i1tcou aud pat tho TO MALL
dor tV Light.
, 1876-04-28
CROPS.


MICHIGAN FRutT.RE0,oN.
Speetda tO4responieHce " lbs Chteduo Tribune.
GRAND HAVEN. Mich. April PA careful re-
Wow OF tho prospects for tie coming Baason in-
dicato that there will bo fair crop Of peaches,
and full crop Of grapes and small fruit. Fruit
growers here have recovered their usual hope
fu!ncss, aud tho trec-plautine spirt is abroad 10
tho land. In fact. evcty ono Ia planting trees,
vines or berries. Some 15U0u peacl,treeu will
bo planted ~ Spring Lake aud vicinity; and at
Pcacl, plainH, Fcrfysbury, and other suburban
polnts, plant 10000 more. There Will also bo
several Thousand apple. cherry, and plum trees
planted, and large quantity Of raspbeErlea,
blackberties, asrawberrles, grapes, etc. To
s4ow tho fcrtIlisy OF our apparently barron
land, | ueod only mention tue fact
that two years ngo. llr Martin Walsh, OF Spring
Lake, picked from ], ,5D0 ylucH 20 tons and 50n
pounds OF Concord grapes. There are fields OF
wbont this vlciesty which hAvo yielded over 20
bushcls of wheat to this mere. Our srecias and
peculiar immunity from severe cold. through
tho modifying inllucnco OF Lake Michigan, iH
vol known and understood Our lats aud cool
springs tetard tho bio1son,s 30 that they are
not subject 10 frosts, aud our lato anttlEns and
quick HolI ripsn tho fruit perfectly, aud also the
hew wood, 30 al to avoid tho usual - freezing
back /" OF teilttcr twisa Confidence aeetus thor
oughly restored, and VIC look fofwa1d With hops
to the ample development OF tho fruit-iuterebts
OF ttis region.
, 1876-04-28
Second Meeting Between tho Chicago and
Louisville Clubs.
Tho White Stockings Achieve
Another Remarkable Score
-~-1O to o.
st. Louis 0noo More Beaten by tho 0in-
oinnati Ponios.
Likewise Tho Bostons by ths New Hasens, and
tho Harifords by shs Mutuats.
BASEBALL.
CHICAGO vs.. 1NUl9TILLE+

Epectas D1pateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 27.-1n 1876 Chicago or
ganlzcd tcan,, and sent them out 10 win somc-
thing. Thoy played two games tn St. Louis,
wore vhltawashcd aovenreen Innings ont OF
eighteen, and Il runs woro scorod OH thom. III
1876 another team was sont out, and In tho frat
two games II runs wcrc made, but 1t raa Chicago
that won this time eighteen successive uhito+
waelo8 wero rnade but it Wac not Chicago that
received them. Things hare changed. To-
days game WAS witnessed by about
100 people inside and very fer outaido
tho grounds, tic management having
stretched cnnvaa along tholr fences
on the hillside. both clubs wero generously ap-
p1audod on coming Into tho grounds. The
Whitce uero rather doubtful about two OF tleir
men, Barnes and White. who had becn quite Ill
With dysonlory, but both took part in tlle con-
tost. Spnldtug lost the toss, and Barnes opened
by hitting a sharp grounder to Gerharlt. who
overthrow badly and let tho striker reael third,
vhcncc he camc home On q cracking bit by
I1incs 10 right fold, scoring the first run. Addy
oponod the second inning and took hin base on
called balls. lie al onco stolo second in bis usual
underground manner, and to the great dctr!meut Of
his good elothes. Whtts put In clean hit, sonuug
Adly to Thrill petcrs followed with bit 10 catb!ns,
which that player ovc1threw to homo plate In tho At
tempt to caeh Addy Tho error sent White to third,
1sarncs struck puroaey 10 right c!d, and brought 10
Whtte. though is striker retired Anson LIT one to
retors .co1a ae III iara sI run Of hs insns
sps1ding added run In the third inning,
takfng ntst on > clean hit. sccond and third on
celebriel the fourth inning hy hitting tho aphcso
"in tbs end Of tha noBe," by which he reached
otl Wills Ryan WAS hunting 1t up.
In tho sixth inning Peters earned a run BY base
bit, nided by sharp running aud hit by DaTnes. An.
, 1876-04-28
CRIME.

ku.KLux CCMVtCT9.
gpsetai Dhpdteh 70 The chstaro Tribune.
CARBoNDALE4 ILL.,. Aprit 27.-shoTin N. E.
NorriB. Of Williamson County, and two deputies.
Monroe lullnef and Zsck Diay, pAhsel through
hnts tlliB ovontng an route to Joliet aud pontiac
With the eight prisoners reconlls t1od, convict
cd, and sentoncad In tho Circuit Court 1t
S1arion. Tho prlsonors' names and terms OF
imprisonment arc IN follows: James Norris,
eighteen years, for killing Jamos Henderson
Samuel Music, fourteen years, completely in the
Huaac'-1,ull,nor vondosts Jamos u. Gore,
nine years, tho aamo James CroEson, seven
yoars, horse tl[oving Dill Warren. five years,
assault with lntont 10 kill ". D. 1fcCowen,
two years. grand larceny. 1hoto six 60 to
Joliet, whilo Marion Young aud William Vonia
70 to Pontiac each for Two years for grand
[arcony. Williamson County Is awakening from
lie stupoaed sleep OF the pnst four Toars. and ta
bringing 10 jnatieo mhuy noted and feared GRIM
inaEs wlo heretofore hayo lad liberty scarcely
allowable In civilized countries.
, 1876-04-28

dispatch from Springfield says that, "Dy =
blundor In tho Office Of tho Hocrotary Of BtAte,
tho Republican voto Of Khne County, In 1872,
Was placed 1t 4,057, when, In fact, tt was 4,G57,
Tbs representation Of that county in tho Nopub-
lIcsn State Convention waa basod upon tho
crronaoua hguros aud only ton delegates were
SLOWED. wh!,e tho county ia Of right ensisEod to
t1el7e." II the Commlttos bad consulted
0nExLEs's ALMANAC for 1873 thoy would have
found tho vote correctly stated, viz: dnAsT,
A.G57; dnzELxr, Loco.
, 1876-04-28
ahlppers,-1o cents 10 st. Louis, II to Chicago. "a

shtppern,-10o cents 10 Bt. Loris, II 10 Chicago, "a
10 New York.
srtemt inanateh to Tht Chtedoo Tribune.
MAnoA, ill.,, April al" California Taylor"
the great trcot-proaclor and missionary 10
1nhih, loeturod icfo tonight At tho Mashodist
Episcopal Church. Owing TO the storm this
cgcninK tho andlcnco wsH small.
special Dispdteh to The Chfcaos Tribune.
EAST BAn1rAw, bfct., April TIA large
meeting Of citlzons WAS hold this evening for
tho purpose Of organizing Hoard Of Trade.
Articles Of association, vsra adopted, and 4
number Of signatures obtained To serfent tho
organization uulor tho State lava. A meeting
Will be t,eift on The second Tuesday ln May 10
elect ofIlcers.
, 1876-04-28

PHILADELPHIA, April N.-Ths annual mset-
Ing Of tha Philadelphia Chamber Of Commerce
Was held At noon to-day. Christian J. Hoffman
Treasurer and CLarlss II. Catam!ngs 8ecra-
tsry; Z. M.lous, John II. Mlch,ner, NAthsn
Urooks, George l.. busby, Robert GRAY. William
l. Durtkr, aud William Massey. Managers.
KANSAS ClrY, Mo-. April 37.-Beveral hundred
cAts bare been sont west by the New York
Cent1al Rai!tosa to TRANSPORT corn to Nav YORK.
Tha lowest sAtes oyoE known hays pesn klJen to
, 1876-04-28

New YosE, April 27.-The Board Of Fire Un-
do.u.'tess to-day adopted the following Eesolu-
ton:
R4,orsd, That ths Board should not enteEsain any
gauof REDUCTION OF thS pFcaen rates of tha country,
Ind INF ths Executive COMMITTEES b. dissctsd to ssnt
reductions only on merit Or Tor improvements IN
Taks and with nce Eefsrsucs to such risks and locs
ties.
Tho assessment rate Of four-teuths OF i per
cept on AGENCY pEcallums wss tl1od to pay tho
s1pensos Tor tho ensuing year.
, 1876-04-28

dJXtN9 O18puEtH To TIC EH4eHV0 1Tp0HEs
Bioux CRY. H., April 27.-A few days aRo N.
Ka,feE, Of pomeroy Ia.. eent 4 dispatch to
sherin Mcdonald, Of this place, to arrost man
named George Smith. charged With forging
Keifer'a name to paper and obtaining $1,2O0
worth OF notes from the First National Bank Of
Tho Sheriff traced Smith 10 Yankton aud olrect-
cd his arrest thero yesterday. I1o was brought
hese to-day and htartB this eveaiug for Fort
Dodge, where h!a caho will bo examined to-,nor-
row.
, 1876-04-28

BAN FRANCISCO, April 27.-Ohaslca Il. Darnos
bas boon iu custody about three wooks, awaiting
tho arrival Of an ollcor from tho Bta.o. Of New
York. TA!s morning he was delivered to John
s. gwa1twood. Uuaor. .Slleritt Of Schuyler County,
Now York, who presented a requsLton from tho
Governor Of Now York. uo IL wnutod ia Elmtra
on charge OF forgery, and will start ovorlanl
Tomorrow morning.
, 1876-04-28
Maximum tharmatnster. 10. Minimum, 81.
1ANEnAL ouaKnVArtoNH.
ftuidIaA. AntI 11-41idniRhf
TELEGRAPH RATES.

Nkw Yoax, April 37.-prosidont Eckert, OF
tho Atlantic d Pacific Telegraph Company. an-
pounces further reductions In its tarin rates be-
tween thu principa! cities IN tue East and thoas
tn the West, to take effect on sloady next. The
Graphio says tho reduction sill be VIII per cent.
e6, ,00o, ,0O0 now stock It s20 pat shs1a for build
iug nsx naes.
, 1876-04-28

speeia' Dsraeh Il rAe Chtago Tribune.
kEoKuE, H., April 27.-At an early hour thia
morning FIRE broke cut In four-ntory stons
building on the levoo occupied BY railroad Of
fees. Tho building was damaged to tho amount
Of $4,000 insurance $4,000 in the Hartford
and 80 500 in tho North America. Il is uudo-
cidcd ullcther tho tro originated from light
ming or spontaneous combustion.
, 1876-04-28
FIRES.


III CHICAGO.
Tho alarm from Dox SO At B:35 o'clock iasa
oyeninE WAS fase.
Tho alarm from Box G22 1t 7:20 o'clock 1ass
evening waa caused By the burning Of soma hay
III tho Milwaukee avenue car barn, nsar Augusta
strset. Tho damage was tridipg.
a htlll alarm to Dsbcock Company No. at
8;3U o'clock last evening was occaBioncd by the
explosion Of karosonc lamp 1t No. 13 Union
street, house OF iil.fame kept by Mrs. Carpen-
f1F
, 1876-04-28

GERMANY.
gON AnNIM.

BERLIN. April 27.-The Imperial Court Of
Discipline ~ potsdam has sentenced Count Von
Arnim to formal disniasal from the public ser-
ylco, and payment of costt Of proceedings.
TIE HALLWAY HILL
In tho prussihu Chamber Of Depntiea TO- day
tho hallway bill was rend first time.
EXPELLED.
LONDON, April 2s-5 4. MA Paris dispatch
reports that II. Journe. formerly Communist
Minister Of Finance, has been expelled from
StrasbourG.
, 1876-04-28
CENTENNIAL,

PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-Tho United stasos
CentsnniAl Commission hold An executive ses-
sion tonight. They discussed tho action Of the
Executive Committee On ths subject Of the &c.
lection Ut = jury Ut award for the American aeo-
ton, aod finally approved the action Of tho E4-
sopuye Conmltsss IN Ito selection og ntnaty-slx
, 1876-04-28

VIENNA. April 27.-Tha r,nor that Baron no-
dich had resigned or intended to resign his Office
ns Governor OF DaimAtis II unfouuded.
PEACE CONGRESS.
Thirty-four members OF tho Keichsrath At
tended conference given yesterday by Senor
Marcoar,ee. tie spanish phllsnthropist, to pro-
mote the principle Of tho settlement Of disputes
among naslous By arbitration. \ resolution in
favor OF calling European arbitration confos-
once nRa adopted.
, 1876-04-28
FOREIGN.
Queen Victoria Accepts tho Tito
"Efnprcss of India"
Russian Officers Said to Be Organizing
the Montenegrins.
Won Arnfm Formally Dismissed from the
German Service.
ROM E.

ROME.
cnCRCH AND STATE.
noxE7 April 27.-Hopresontatvo Of soma OF
the Great PoHet1 were roccntIy In conforonco
with several influential Cardinals with : view
Of ascoftainiuR tho bcss meaus Of bringing
to An end tho conflicts between Tho rar,ons
StAtcs ana the Church. The Cardinals uuani-
n}ous!y declared that pcace vas Impossible un-
less tito spiritual Indenen5euca OF the Church
mas acknowledged. Tho alliance and agree.
ments butNcen the Church and Btate Wan rog,l-
lated by tho concoFlat without ei.her pa1tT be-
Ing made subordinate.
, 1876-04-28
SUICIDE AND lAFANTlclnE.

CINCINNATI, O., Lpril 27.-A horrible infanti-
eide and suicide occurred at German boarding.
houao 1t tho cornor OF Twelfth and Walnut
streets, in this city, this morning, Mary Bier
man, . German chambermnid, complained OF
feeling Hck, and retIrcd 10 her ANAL room. An
hour Inter sbs WAS found with her throat cut,
tue room floor alipporv with blood, and the ncw-
ly-bo1n body OF q female child. With tts
head noaslY severed from tho body, under her
hed.
, 1876-04-28

Spsuat Dlspatch 10 The Chstdgo 1rltHne.
BLoouisoroH. ILL.,, April 29.-slasic Won Els
ner, Of Bloomington, who l.aH for Two yoArs
been stndying music in Paris. llas signed con-
tract for two-year engagement n DrnTy La1o
Theatre, Lonion, whare she will appoAr May u
In Robert Lo DRbts, II tho roll OF Isabel. with
Christine Nilsson.
, 1876-04-28

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 27.--WilIiam II.
HcBe, tho Police Lieutenant who waB shot yoB-
terlay morning by ex-ro!tcomau Joseph Harror
died this morning ftom tho effects Of his wound.
lIarrer has boon coIInittod on charge OF MIR
der lIcsn was member ol the Masonic Order,
aud knight Tomplar.
, 1876-04-28

turors. Tho whole number il to be 125. OF the
numbar already appointed. Now York has If
teen. penDsytyarEs fourteen. NassAchnsetss Ia
thirty on Tho tBt.
John Church Il Co.. Of Cincinnati, have besn
designated ~ tho publishers Of Waguer'a grand
Con&aunfi March.
, 1876-04-28

CINCINNATI, O.. April 27.-A fire broke ont Ii
The come Of tho Coust-uouso Ut Shoals, Morton
County, Ind, abont II o'clock this morning.
Tic building Is total loas, but tho rocords aud
s30,0oU; injured for $4,000. 1t ia supposed
that the fro wa8 tho work OF an incendlAry.
, 1876-04-28

spttta. Dtst,ateh to The Chicago 1E1bIA,e.
East SAGINAW, Mich, April 27.-A scrious II
not fatal ahootiug-alfray happened at Bridge
port to-day. For Homo timo folid has existed
between lwo families named Lttt!ejohn aud
Thomas, tho latter colored. This morning Will
ia,n Thomas, young colorcd man, took shot,
gun and went cut to sloot blAckbirds. Passing
q tiold where four Of Littetohn's brothers wore
at work, soms words eusuca. and, In the heat OF
tho moment, Thomas discharged lis gun, tho
charge taIling efroct In tho face snd hoad OF
Lcwia Littlejohn. Thomas Gavo il1msolf up
and was brought to thiH city aud lodged in jail.
, 1876-04-28

SPRINGFIELD. Ill.
6rR1SaF1rLp. ILL.,, April 27.-Crodltora today
fled petition In bankruptcy asainhs Ofiosr i
Pesbody. merchant talots. Of tais city.
E. II. Urich. cattle dealer Of tlis county, was
alao thrown into bankruptcy by Ills crndttoru,
Stephen Smrekn, Of 81. Llborg. St. Clair Coun-
t., was adjudged bankrupt on his oHn petition.
, 1876-04-28

RESIGNED
6ptetat Nspatth 10 TIE Chteaqe Trttt.ns.
apRrsoF1zLD, ILL.,. April 27.--ltevenus Agent
William somervllle. Of Quincy. TODAY filed bis
resignation in tho Office Of Col. Matthews, ney-
enue Hupervieor. Ill-health IL ths rosBou ~.
Hignod for fesignIng.
DUBCQrE, IA,
Sptefai D4spotch to Ths CA1cado Trtbun4
DuarQrI1 Ia, April 27-Tho aovornment
officials horo seized and closed up 1. X. Dcok.
mans distillcry to-day ponding tue suit suati-
tuted for crookodnoas. Tho officers have worked
hard. aud havc fiually nuccscded in getting
sulfcieut evidence to HatisIy any court. in their
estimation. The crooked waH ilrst found ia
posseesion Of A.. Kuissr. German vinegar
manufacturer. uo caltna to hase purchased 1t
from Deekman;-two barrels for Immediate uss
and two that he kept hid In tho stables. They
bare both been Indicted by tho Grand Jury now
Ia session.
RoUTnERH CONVICTIONS.
Hpsttat Uspdtch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON. D. G.. April 27.-Judgo Bond
has eonteoccd twenty-four distE!'ers ia South
Catolink. convicted Of fraud, to an average Of
two years each in the Albany peni.entiary.