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The New York herald., 1876-11-10
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

GAEpfSRR-HAGKxAN.-Nove 8, 1876 by the
Rev. Dr. Eggleston, GEoRGE II. GARDINER 10 MINERVA.
Youngest daughter OF tho late Gilbert Hageman, bon
OF Brooklyn, T. ID. No cards
rHPPs-DUNcAN-AtG Grace church, November ., ~
the Rev. Henry Potter ID. D., rector OF Grace church.
assisted by the Rev. DR.. Morton, rector OF ST. James,
Philadelphia, WILLIAM WILTON PnIPrs, Esq., OF Wilt
shire, England to Mss JESSIE PERCY BUTLER DUNCAN,
daugf ter Of William Butter Duncan OF tnts city
PoILLoS-FowLER Wednesday, November 5.
1876 the Of the BRIDES father by the Rev
DR.. J. A. NJ Chapman. JAMES O. POLLOK TO NELLIE
w.. daughter OF J. o. Fowler, all OF this city.
PRESTIcE-NEsMiTH-- Hon Wednesday, November Z,
at the residence OF the brides parents by the Kew.
DR. A. r. Putnam, Henry PRENTICE to GRACE, daughter
oil Benjamin l. Nesmith, all Of this city,
SARGENr-WuEy. Tuesday, 7th inst, IN the
Church Of the Holy Trinity, Harlem by tho Rev. Dr.
Glover, rector oi ST. Stephens church, Millburn NJ j.
JAMxs AUGusTrs SARGENT TO ORrNTnA, daughter Of
Howard Wiley
WiLrIs--BEMss In New York City. tho 9th
inst. by the Rev. wm Ormislon, D. D. GEORGE WILLIS
of lngcrsoll, Canada, 10 Mrs. LAURA j. BENIss nee
EDWARDS. Of Louisiana No cards.
Washington, d. o., New Orleans and Canada paper,
pense copy.
We congratulate groom, and good wishes TO bride
from the South. The bride attircd In elegant
oil veivct and matalaise satin, and he groom
approved English style Tho friends present tho
eiitc OF this and Washington City. The bridal party
will tarry few days longer at Fifth Avenue Hotel
when they leave for Canada
WILsoN-HoADLEY. this city. November 0, ~
tho buckingham by the Rev. John Hall, y. d., WILL.
IAN H. WILSON OF Now York city, to CoRNELrA NJ. only
daughter OF the late George Hoadiey, OF New Haven
Conn
The New York herald., 1876-11-10
IN HIS FATHERS DEFENCE.

Peter Hoffman, aged seventeen years. Of No 157
Fourth street, was arraigned before Justice FIammcr
nt the Essex Market Court yesterday, charged with
stabbins Laurentz Koen,g, Of No. 100 Third street.
Tho evidence showed that koenig and the prisoners
father were engaged playing a game of cards on
Wednesday night and quarreed, when Kocuig struck
Hoffman senior, knocking him down. Young Hon-
man, on seeing his ather assaulted, caught up largo
pair OF shears from side table and stabbed Koeng in
the forehead, wouhding him severely. He was held
for trial In default OF $500 bail
The New York herald., 1876-11-10
PROBABLE HOMICIDE.

Al the Flny-seventh Street Court yesterday, James
Mcclure committed await the result of broken
jaw, received from him by Richard Lyons, Of No. sos
Second avenue 1t was alleged against Mcclure that
he caused tho injury by throwing hammer al Lyons,
but he himself said Il was only . piece Of wood.
Lyons hfo Is considered In danger, apprehensions
being felt that tetanus may SGT In
The New York herald., 1876-11-10
ALABAMA CLAIMS.
WASHINGTON. Nov. Q. 1874

NAshINUTUN, NOV. y, IoIu
In the Court OF Commissioners Of Alabama Claims
to-day the following judgments for the loss OF por-
sonal effects and wages were announced Mo 1922,
Bernard Redmond, salem, Mass, dismissed; No.
1881 Joseph Lc Barre, provincetown, Mass, $3.50
No 1884, John W. Davis, Provincetown, Mass, $3.50;
No. 202i. Frank /. Allyne, dismissed; No. 20z5,
Ernest K DOmausky, dismissed
The New York herald., 1876-11-10

Major Randall OF Crooks command, arrived hero
via Corinne Thursday, for tho purpose of raising
of 200 Grow scouts for service during the win
ter campaign. II successful he will proceed with them
directly old Fort Reno, which will be made the
OF supplies
Crooks preparations are upon very complete scale.
A pack train OF 400 animals will carry the outfit OF tho
lages will be the work OF the campaign This. DOUBT
is tho only elective plan and that sharp work will be
done hardly be doubted Oi much
and probably severe suffering must result TO the
troops-sunerng not TO be appreciated by those who
have rot had experience without shelter in wntry
storms upon the pains-nor By those who know
nothing OF The hardships endured upon the Pigeon
The Northern Pacific survey trips Of tho Montana
troops The result must, imagine, be the virtual
ment may he taking place nowl may up from the
Hast based upon the TACT that Red Cloud and ohers
have sgued the greatly. lhe fact that the signing Of
the treaty was donc under protest and with strong ref
10 the deceit hitherto practscd upon lndians
joined TO AS strong ntimaton OF Indian distfust of
good intentions si0' tho present Instance. should
snow us a the trcacs OF necessity farce or course
1t is hardly reasonable TO expect the East TO under
stand this feature OF tue case but V IS feature which
should somewhat lessen our western cry Tor blood
We cannot doubt that much Indian trouble would and
could have been spared had treaties been both
planned to and Understood by the Indians, and their
provis,ons observed by us OF tue superior race.
Even In tho OF the friendly Crows, u is stated
they cajoicd into signing the Judith Basin trcny
by tho that Major Pcnse wodid be returned
As their agent Had that treaty been ratified
and It's enforcement been attempted. and had
the Crows rebclled, would rot the East have justly
"ho~icd," ana the West have called down tho ven-
ecancc OF federal arms upon the untutorcd savage1"
There are two SIDES 10 this question: one OF which s
very convenient Tor us to forget But another result
OF this settlement will be the tat any attempted)
practical navigation OF the Yellowstone Dr. Iammc,
whose energy ard enterprise the premises may yet
procure him a memorial on MaIu street,. Bozenan,
viii steatf up the river early next season, and
is 50 determined that no one need be sur
prsed over an invitation to him at
Benson's Landing. Who In Deer Lodge will order q
case OF goods VIA tho Ye;lowsone2 We OF Boxeman
will agree 10 deliver II from Benson's Landing to the
owners store door free OF charge Another result will
doubtless be The location OF town at, say, Bakers
Battle Ground and Montana may well prepare to
bid oil her people godspced 10 pastures ne Al
ready the matter 10 being practically canvassed, and
good news from Crook VIII but hasten The end.
BosxxAS, October -, 1874 J.. v. BOGERT.
, 1876-01-31
ROCKFORD, ILL.
That Town In Cleo Bccn1lso Ono oi
the Chicago HlnEl IL Not a RaiaA
t1nnh0r.

That Town IN tlco Bncnuso Ono oi
tho Chicago HlnYl IL Not a 6aia~
mnndOr.
spseias Dfspateh 10 7hs Chicago Trtoans.
IsocHEoRp. ILL.,. jan. 30.-NoycE, eInco TIL
spirit OF Bill Tomp!sins Informed Artsmut
Ward that ho aud John Bunyaa wia
a-travolin' with sido-shoW In COZ.
nocson with Shakespeare, johnson Il Col
Circus, and that old Ilun stirred up tho animal
aud ground tho organ while be tonded door, WH
tloru such Srirltua!1Btio nloetiug ~ took plies
ln Browns Hall tonight. 1t waa In this w|sa'
The great Firo.Quron ol Chicago Ma. saydaln,
had just rot through bathing In tho flames
whilo under tlla Influence OF Hplrltst when Ds. J.
Philips OF Dclviloro, tue man who first c1.
posed the Daypnport Brothers nroso aud Offered
to repeat thia wonderful tost without tho p1o.eo'
tion Of splits. Tho prosiding ofacor. u. y.
Wll4otf. OF Chicago, challenged h,u, md phl!ps
forthwith walked upon tho platform and went
through tho Bauae performance rs llla iluoerlhM
predecessor, tho Chicago Flro.Queon. bad dolh
Made bold By Dr. Philips. James 0hhnd!of,
Rockford citizon, vGnturod up apd did tho satni
thing. Then followed iaulborce, which might
hayo Terminated 10 row had not the po.ise
maIlo their appearance. Ono man got up and
boldly denounced Thu whole affair NJ q hunbne.
D1. Dunn, Of Rockford. got up and onored slo
il tho Fisc-Qucan would bold her thumb In
lam1>lane Tor forty seconds. Others trsble1
tho Doctot'B ofIor, and, amid tue greatest COZ
fusion, tho mcotlnE broke up.
, 1876-01-31
A COLOSSAL SCHEME.

Tho GTcnd Fight Between tho Pnna.
mn Ekni1rond ana tho Pnclfic Nail-
Tho Costa lkicA fknilEOntl 10 BE Com.
plotcds
Hc,o FORK H<ra'd.
Thu con.ost botweeu tho Panamn nailroa'
Company mud tho Pacific Mall Company is ~
su1uiug hugo pfopozt!onu Tho compes!.lot
for tue business botwocn tho Atlantic and ~
c4lo consts promises to bo carried out On
scale moro colossal than that which maskeI
tho old Vanderbilt tnss!e with tho pncifa
Mail limo twenty yenrA ago. On ono atde Il
found tic rnet6o kfail Company and tho trans
continental Pacific Noats, represented by Jy
Gould, In bis dual capacity Of Manager Of bott
Companies and on the other the PGnat1a Rail
road, or rather come of tho strongest stookhol4
ora thoroot, represented by T. W, Parks. and
powerful steamship corporation. whose loet ot
etea.nors 10 tho largest In American Waten
The latter will place al opposition 1lno TN TIT
Now York. Panama, aud San Ffsacisst
and with the requisite branch iins,
on tho Central American coasts, In aotirc com.
petition with tho Pacific Mail steamers. On ths
part Of thu raciGo Mail Company vlgoroui
effort will be nlaaa to complete the coata Rics
Railroad, which has becn 90 many yoars 10
uroceBs Of building. and which has swallowad 10
"ita Insattablo NAV" so many million pounds
sterling OF our British colsnH without !bs
faintcss prospect Of aurroudoring . penny I
tss .as In sFee a;o.d t. r sSpsny sns s7'a ID Ts IL
coutoas tho Pacific Mail proposes to get control
| OF and complete tho COSTA tllca road. md send
its passengers and freight ovor that ll1e inatehd
| Of tho istilnua route. 70 thla ond It ta UNDER
stood tllat corps Of enS'nocrs has boon sent IA
Costa ltiea to complete tho surveys; 70 ascsr'
tain tho exact condition Of tho road and III
plant, and push to completion it's eastern diT.s
ion. An iun1enso quantity Of plant. both lot
running and building purposes. MAS purchased
by tho original promoters and all OF this ean
] 10 utilized. Il Ia commonly known that
enough. locomotives and machinery for bnilt.
| iug and repairs aro niroady on tho ground and
| paid for to stock road almost ton times III
!ongsh. such oxtravaeauco IN expenditures Wu
never known elsewhere, aud tho EuGItsh stock
holders, sick, disgustod. md thoroughly worn
out, are now ready 10 uolt ont or givo control ia
MI American Company which will completa tti
groat work. 8idnsy Dillon, Of tho Union Pacific
nsSG ii 6 A sr y gca tfsasdsa s.d Il bs san
| to taho pcrgunat control of It.
, 1876-01-31
Courage nnd -Four OF Death.

44QfluDH Hp<Ck4IQF.
Tho Ch!ncso Of the southern delt1s. who ha, ~
north aud west haya plenty. Mill die for bE'M
to saYe richer criminal from tho Hcntcnco b
has eArueA. The Den8aloo. who alone aulons
mankind saws ca!1nly, :" "A'ne bhe'oo, ," 20
timid." a. II cowartiice werp matter Of moral
aud social indifference. or rathor ctedltaba thAa
otlo1w Wise. gooa to execution. ~ MReauAy No.
Nced, like loro, and will encounter m iuoY!sa.
bio and aRonlzing desth without flntser Of tGs
pulse. His neryn Ia ~ great ~ WAinwStGhta
who dfod without pescoptlble change III sas
H!eAdincea OF his hesft-beats, but who-upllIs9
tho Dongnleo-With N object bsforo him Wooa
probably lsye rushed upon tho canuon. Iht
MRlay. wlo canuut be induced or compelled -
face rockota, dies ~ ttanluIly ~ Casabt&oet
aud the CiaRsless Of tho coant, who will hehs
nobody, meota death without 4 murmut oes
panX. III
An Enelsh aallor Of the old typn. Who voun
face 1nythinK earthly except black cat, ~
probably twita ~ Ilapll fear OF death ~ The Gu,
tlvatcd woman who eau endure death by desa
" operation 5eaiguodly. yct faint in tho pEsssnta
OF Any uo!sy daugoE. The wild romAuceI, cur
tkvo Atmaf1, atatoa AZ . fact within hiH knosi
edga, Tint q Spanish officer shot hlmsolt deAa
rather than ctoHa a Iopo BuHpGusi01.bFldget any
NO can yolch for tho following story, thoneu
Wo must not give namea An English ensl8o,
Just Joined b0f0ro tho lsrtt bikh campaign. Wea.
to h!H commanding officer, relative, and so's
him that ho could not face tho shot, thst 20
should disEfaoo himself. and must rssiGn. ~
telatiyo confortod him kindly, told blu, thas ~ ~
Eootlel his foar, but the lAd ~ he stopped eu'
Ut the tent. shot himself through tho brain, r.
wiling death rather than meet call upon u,
CotlrApe.
, 1876-01-31
STATE AFFAIRS
IOWA.
House.,

DEs MONIES, 1n., jan. 2o.-In Tho uGnse, n
tho highways shall forfeit 90 rcs dny, and no
exemption laws sllall stay M execution On tho
Judgment for collection, was passed 10 third
roadiny.
Tho Conlmilteo On Appropriations reported
Tint thnro 10 paid Us cxponsos OF Investigating
the State Reform School S5G5.40, instead Of
s767.52, an askod by tho bill.
Dllls passed to eooond roadng to require
Town Clorts to post up the receipts and dis
tho nighttime, from my dwelling, OF property
Of tho value Of go q felony, runlshab'o with
rentcutiary Imprisonment for ton yeasa or lens !;
to authorize change Of vcnno from tho Mayor
md police courtA
bill to allow Deputy ahcriGs md Deputy
Auditors to nil ia drawing Jurors, was passed. to
third rcsdiog; also, to tho legal levy OF m In
Tho bill relating to evidence on actions on
adjourned to Monday.
In tho Senate, bills pnBsod to second reading to
punish throe-card 1nouto mon to provide for tho
drainage Of net mud oyorllowod larltls to sppro-
prlate 51i5, 600 to the 1nsano Hospital nt 1ude-
pendonco; to nbolieh tho Office Of School District
Treasurer to regulate The sale Of liquor.
The bill allowing Jury III slo probate Of
wills WAS passed,
A Joint resolution striking tho word "whtto
from tho Constitution waa passed also tho bill
fixing tho compensation OF Township Clorks At
5 per cent OF the monerB received also, the
bill fixing tlie amount OF tho salary Of SheliR
also, tho bill to fix tho width Of ronds ut 80 foot.
Tho Sctiato adjourned to afondny.
, 1876-01-31

wns essa,lotl by storm Of hlsses. Tho ns,t ia,
o. no tile manager Ut the taeatto informed h.r
That Hho should not sing the part Of Miqnop.
The Americans Immediately concluded Tint ths
ntfar OF tho concert waa > "pnl.nr iob," IA
make tt appoAr that Miss Abbott Lad madas
flasco. Prince ponatovski who Is athocihtei
with Scatabcfnl In tho manaQetnont. in Bnaser
to Homo Of tho in1nirIoa Of lier frieuda as to iii
reaBons for Tho aclton Of the managemont sat
that Miss Abbott's pronunciation Of Italian W.,
too imperfect. On tho other hand, SalvnL ID
tragotiian. wrote to Mise Abbott lettcr, ia
which, hftot commencing With tho phrase, III
llor pronunciation OF tho Italian Language Ia per
feot and l,e tnny DO taken AZ good authority.
+ 1'ho nffair mndo great excitement In Altlsa
mud wont down to Floronco to Interview Alsa
rously III from tho excitement attending tla IL
anlt. While at her residence l was shown, il
addition to tho letter Of 6alyot, "hlcl, rcfe,sN
to. another ono from d Indy, which soolns ID
giro Glow 10 tho action Of tho management. Il
whs written in Minn . fow days aftor tho con.
cert above mentioned; in tho hurry OF making
noto Of it omitted to got tho exact date. ltit
~ follows:
Al Tho !eques. Of Mis-. Emma 4. Abbott and he,
rnlo Of Aqnon At se rcrgata Theatre, in Florence II
H. on .hs " sy St Agast is5: aa
a fristds IN md ny manascr sr dSe of iii
ana YIN HeI0 10 elR tt0 4G0Ta fo!e auF1lB o COMING
carnival. EMfLA CIsloxl
h1lss Abbost'a friends explain the matter /,
this way: Miss Chioni {.lss Hare. nh EnGlisl
laIy) IL backed by voalthy md influential sIt
1aneso Baron, through whose inauonos hor Gu.
gaaEcment was made to appear IN tle paTt d
Mi9non, for heavy. confederation. acelabcsni
waa OF tho opinion that afte could not sing III,
part. and, looking nroand for a competent print
donna to ASSUME tho role in case Of 4 flasco
pitched upon Miss Abbott, slio having ssudied
tho part in Paris will, tue ounpescr. An,l'roiss
Thomas. THIS coming TO tho ears Of ''tho CHI
| oni," M sho is famtliarly named IN Milan.s
atorm MAS raised hbont tho cars Of tho oporai,
managor by Aor and her friends, to avoid wbicA
ho waa Klad to ''pus up tho job" Oh Miss Al
bott at tho concert, whlcl, for bis purpose wA
most oppottuno. In ns last las boon compolled
BY Miss Abhot'a frionds to say that ahc ts per,
foctty competent 10 sing the part OF Mignon, but
that it would not bo to hts interest TO allow he,
to Do TO- gcalabcrnt'B ftiol.tla say that tho 10.
ton Of tho audience (thoso who htssed) VA
cAnsed partly by tho bad selection made for be,
second eoo (which WAS tho Well.known hymn,
"Noarer, lily God. to Thee y.
, 1876-01-31
THE INDIANS,


MEETING or TIE INDIAN rEArE COMMISSION.
Sp<t4al Corrtspotatn-s Of The Chtea1o Tribune.
WAsuta0roA, D. G., Jan. 11.-Tho fifth M
nuAt meeting OF tho board OF Indian Commits
6ionorx With representatives Of tho differon.
Missionary Bociotles occurred at Washington.
Jan. 10. The meeting waA oponod with prayer
by tho Row Dr.. Roid. Con. Fish, tho Chairman
Of the Doard, stated that tho object OF tho
meeting Was 10 listen 10 reports from tho differ
Ont Agencies, and 10 h2yo full and FREQ Discus
sion OF tho prosant Indian policy. llo hoped
that questions would be aakcd Of tho Bccrotn-
tasics, and snquirios mado concosnlng tho clvlll-
zation anu Cbristianizatlon OF tho rod man. IIo
WAS glad to say that, during tho year. thero had
beon progross. both In education aud religion,
throughout the different Indian tribes.
Tho report Of tho
SOCIETY or FRIENDS,
wllo havo charge OF tho Northern Agency, was
road by a1r. Bau,uei II. Janney. lie stated that
cach Of their Branch Societies }.hgo Bocretsrics
who correspond with tho Indian Agents.. Tloy
hayo Visiting Committee also. who npond con-
| aldorabla time Ut she different Agouelos, and
learn particularly OF the condition OF each.
Supplies OF chIldrcn'd clothing hlso ,eon largely
donated, and matsons arc toacAlng the gilla and
women 10 COW; e7.GG8.7o has boon contributed
and expended Thera aso Sabbath. schools At al
tho Agonclcs, for thosc who choose to attend,
Tho area OF cultivated land Aas beon largely iu-
crsasod. BobriosY IL tho rule rashsr than tho
exception, especially among the Omahas and
pAwnoes.
Ono OF their Agonss reports that no murder
OF \ white porson has occurred for four yeass.
Petty theEtH, horBe-stea!luR, and disregard OF
the 1el4tion AIe among tho chlet vlcea
Of the indians. They aze greatly disturbed by
, 1876-01-31
Tilden's Friends "Hoppin' 11ad y De-
cause Kerr Wrote His Hem
bricks Letter.
Proceedings at tho Fifth Annual Moot
ing Of the Board Of Indian
Commissioners.
Political Gossip--.How Shermnn's
Letter ON tho Presidency
Is Regarded
CUBA.
EXTRAORDINARY NEMH.

spte.at lhspa,ca 10 TIE cA.eaoo Jtbuuf.
u.au,xorou I, n Ian an-r.1.h fYua,inz-.
!. ss..ss ..a..t.,s .,s." M.,.,s ~ assr.t.r,
ID teoen1 olsrAten from a'aor'a 70 oeci"'asy
Flsh, calls attention 70 ono circumstance con"
nccfbd with tho Spanish administration tn Cuba
which "a likoiy to a,trnct so,ue attention, llr,
cu.1,,rr s,v..
e41u.ob ~ ....,.,,, ,,,.,....
}oua u n,,a n,gn,G" w,s ~ Is
unsnaoos voice Of T. tbs Hn.nisn.;s. ,peio liz Tsca
esuou Of Cuua-namoty. tic lnsusrection, aud lilo
corruption oi tbo Admais.faslon. Tho discoyary il
ado ho.c Of smother evil III Cnbs, a. great u is
said ~ ths ether tso-nansiy etnndsasno nnsr.
eAnalnB o. uo ahauTseh1 Viii aJntpAtu,1ets stsIus
, 1876-01-31
OUR VOCALISTs IN ITALY.

suo.p xn,ro .,,ortcn,,u t,u a. mud sdn-
Asow w SON u..o"', us,.sa. t ,.ns.,ns "u .ao"
E9W sicccea-A s'n9e. n,s Tnfr'ea 1p,f ,' 70
Wv .,.n".s,, -. :. .U'.-s, $500 mn. .
WIS rInyeu On ssc.aH so"nR HAt"-
Ahc c!t1-Ascas'hcnA os Ftia' an'o"'
A,Ian coFrs'pond*''se nfoosy" Ea0e.
,nado hor debut in New York some oghs or nino
r.ora .oc IN italian ono,o ,n,do her Arvt mn.
, .aar.nao =. ,ft,.n n1o,,t ,hrao woa,[s aoo sho
pea3anco u hila" apun' ''seo "ooh7 aso' ouo
has been singing NTH great SUCCESS Tor some
ycats iu Madrid, Lisbon, aud other European
Canftala. Int e,ie was strnnRor to Ita1y, and vas
,I,,I,o, IN o,,r - a,,t, ho tnra tt. 1I;,on.so ~
oo"hou ~ oloo1 ~ n'.s o'Ao.e '"' '.'no' '"
prossy to appear In "Lucin" Whom she came
m t!,e stnce not a hand sayo those Of a few
AmsrioorH, welcomed l4os, 1t not boiag crHton,-
nry With tho Italians to make any demonstrations
until they have heard aud jndgcd az tho singers
abilities. From tic iirst aris tlst Hiss Harris
eang, however, her SUCCESS wns assured, and
bcforo tho close Of tho opora ahe mauo 4 gonu-
ino furor. She in married 10 wealthy Spanish
Among tin hmorican stut,snts v,o have made
successful appc araucos In opera in Italy arc Msa
Florenco EenI,s nj 11rooklyn: Niea Katn Su,ith
daughter Of liz lato lamontod sJark nu,ith, tho
Towson. and Miss Tttntlc. of Now York Mea
EdjtiJ AheIl' NJ Enotish nnera famo. nnl Mra.
Hontie. Of Boston SIrs. ", CoYusgcil. of Iulodo
Islard; Miss Durand, Of Now Oreaus, and
rcnresantrd % IA hnyinr a beautiful sonrano yoico'
wns cot1,nnliod Ia hreak threo dfrsrent snrnros
munts before sho could mako her appeArnnco,
on account Of illness contracted hers. md Will
nTobnbIg not he ahio to ainc s0ain' Tho founlo
etudents hers arc said to bo countless.
You viii nrobab)y roooIlcct that nbout a wear
or m aro tin Enriish and AmerIcau nowsnaners
circu1atod some parunranha to Tic olfcot thst a
vounu Amorirnn ba.sn namai Fnnte. a nativn of
Ve1nont. bad mndo hip tiemt Ia ltsly. and wa
making 3 pcrfccs Juror. liz WAS said to bo tho
oniy conuino succeusor Of LnbIacLo anti Fo,mea
"a ;hcv ~nrs IN thcir na,fnv riovS III" Enriist
nsnors clatrnnd lin M sn En,,tshmsn thcv
wcrc correct Tn th,ir hasto to cnrapa a nroIi.
~ anoaor, from iii n.rsu gont ~ itsnr htn, At
H5s aupatoheaa 'tp1 al Eahea "os - tsc' A'41 a.
, 1876-01-31

JUST WHERE IT IL COMMA M
spee1a& U1apdtth to TlA CAieaqa 1r1nunt.
WAtu,soToy. D. O., Jan. 30.-The House
ro,,-,,t,os -, snn,o,-;.,;o,. bonn. ~ hsyn Iha
ton"'..oe ..,t " u"FF.up''a'4.a. uopu sAo
Legislative Executive sna 1auiclal hppfoptsa-
lion blu ready to report In about two weeks.
rho corrssponding Bill passed Inst year hppro-
n-I.tad a, nm ma and thu fororn,t+na or rnnnta
49,, -. rod,,o,,a, 49,, ~. ~,
:" mHAe Wy 'a.6o uoe'o1 !.om ~, oaA'
In tho meantime tho Military Academy bi!l. no"
ID confederation by tho Committee Of tho Whole
sill be dIspoecd OF. Tho Diplomatic and Con-
,ut,, hIIl rb,c,, h,. hoon n,aso tbn snec.l or.
-. IN, .,.,,, r~ot.t H.. ~ n.s.s,
aet ICE Wednesday nost' WIZ. "H.pfooooi5 oerss0co,
Ind tho Fertilization bill reported, II not
ac.ed upon. Tho Committee, In its consideration
n, tha IeufarstIyo Lill. Ia making very
,.xofr, -, n,rt ,tn,, M
~ e'~1. ''e' ~ f.ofs'"5
10 defend IN tho House oach REDUCTION Which IL
recommends, beginning With Congroaa. In I'D
ditIon to reduction OF the salaries OF Its NOM
h.rs vhtch has hcan nrevtonniv nottoe, I'm
s..s' r..',.. - ~. r.. .,...,1 so...' -, 49,
Cotnmiteeo 1ecotu.nehaa 'no cust1ns'oo"a VI sao
iericai fotco employed BY tha House IN the same
ratio which the e1pensoa Of tho Executive Do
n.rtnenta ara tn bo ordored-for instance II
eI...a.h. .....s ~ .h,,,.,, 81 af,.s =,
nas s'oAay o1eA @1oau ,1v c,s Vneo "
ooe OF sno Iaily clef1a' ohe Joafnal-ClofK, anu
two Asslataus-Llhrar1ana seven clerks, the Chief
, 1876-01-31
OHIO.

PROPOSED CURE ron uAn1ruAn DRuNHEHSyEs.
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 20.-Iu tho Benate to-day.
blls wero introduced to mako habisual drunkon-
ueBs for one roar sufficient canse for divorce,
aud to pun1ah Interference With buoyB, lamps,
monta.