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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-22
9rcI ggr6elter ctrd) Gtnc1l GGaTur5
Qef0Dtcf,

Yojton, 81. 8c;ember. -. 9rei WGuner,
9!amca0 jObu 9tilcp, Samc8 jteagrn mo
Gbomo8 Barnes, ruel9e III Dem GnnObNns
9tlusr 9(qudouft arbeiteten, muroau hcu,e
Morgen onrf eiucn @rtiturj 0eridjIuct mo
ouaeubltdlidl oct1btet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-22
ipabl ais cine in iettr 8s;iebung unpiatom.
meme 6eimlndun9 betrndttn. Die Reb.)

ipabl ais cine in iettr 8e;ebung unuiatom.
meme 6eiminduug betradttn. Die Reo.)
sine 6rmabunus on Den Gpu9ref.
j btl oelp IA, 2l. Se;ember.-Gine
bon bcn 0S. Sohn gSelih, 8. Drersl, s. G.
Sca, Z. Wi. 2erul6 uHo 0ieleH nuoeren promli
eenten 8iirgern uutcrjeiduetc YetltlOu 1T eent
Sougrehe uberlditt uortcn, rpeld1e Die Niiis
9lleoer ees yeBteren angebt, Die Streltirageu
beiit9lld1 Der Brdfotntenmabl 10 iu lOleH, oaB
saS @eiuiieH Der Station SuirieoenQeitellt
prO, uno b6i Der 3dblnug oeS GleftornI'
uOtumS 10 gsreft uuN unpartcttidJ Su gSertc
Ill gsbeu, onB Jtlemdno elucn @tnpano gtgen
oaS llrtbeil erhebeu tOnne.
8oupcruenr Scenorids lbcr bic Sitaation.
Suoiaua polls, 2l. ScSember.-SaS
DSourual" uerontntlldJt beute oaS Reiultdt
eIner llnterre0uug nit benz @ouo. SeuoIidS.
Der @ouOerneur iaate inter Anoercm: ,,Sic
SIrger, med]e fir Glloeu itimmteu, 9laubeu,
oaB oerlelbe ebrltd erp6blt tit, uuo iiuo b0d}lt
autgeregt onrf Die Seilirdtuug, oaB er m0gs
lihermclle aus iGlHeE Nmte Otr0rdugt, uE6
ein guoerCr, lucldlsr uld)t ermiblt nurhe,
our6 Iolilie Der Bdrlelmald]nerle ala br1iI'
bent eingeiett ueroeu foHute. gle nerlaileu
ltd) alt oaS HeprGentantenbauS oen beabz
Iid)tISteu StantSfteldl 81 uerbiiteH, ielbit
lpenn Der Senat oeulelben untsrltust. Die
9emofraten beacn Die augcmelue Nniidlt, oaB
oas 'oauS III allcu Sneltiraaen be;iigIidl Der
3dblung Der GlcEorallnmen ebenouiel
lRadt hat, aIS Der Seuat. Die bon Den De
motrGtcn ieiH,8 Staote8 anngeregte Ser
anlmm tUug am s. Saunar lei
tcine Drobuaa, iolIe leood) Oerl 9teprd
lCntantcuhaule ole ScrildTung gebCn, OaG eS
III Der 2(uSiibHn9 elncr Autorltat ulGt obue
llutcritiitung lclu wiiroc. @r ei nj d.
Onfir, oaB GClu ualt ongew euoct
mcr0e, I'M oa6&ciultatS Su itderu.
SIN Sale Der Scnat oaS 9tedt OeS 9feprdien'
t0nteubauieS bcSiiglih Der 5Ghluug Der @lets
toralltlmmen nlht auertcnue uuo Der BrGIs
bent Den Seuat untcriiiee, 10 cbe iid) Der
Prditbeut ctner beoeutIifeu @cfabr aus -
ndt Our1 cine BGrtelbewcguu9, iouoeru
ourh etuen Gouflltt III Der Te9ieruu9Sme.
idIuerie, obrc OuB ctp Srlbunal triitire, wel.
Dies ben &Orilift id)lidJten t0Uue," Su geSug
auf Die III ben 3eiunqcn uer0TICutlidte Ans
gabe, odB cine pOtitIide GerIdIlU6rang III Ocm
Staote Oraanlitrt mcrOe, ia9te er, bic 2ln9abc
iN nm, tIuN onr obltr [JriruN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-22
Sic stnst,Ual1I in Ssortforo, Goun

9nrtforo, &on., 2l. 0e3br. = Sn Der
UOr9eltrigen GtuOhpabl pGblten bic &epubli'
fauer .. Balc8 ginc5 init l61 ct. Majorttdt
gum Dtapor, ebenio oas gauge Staottidet.
Die betben Parteieu ltcben iif I'M StactrOtbc
nIctd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-22
3er gifsabaDafrtes bod tsaa, sstd)t
sta sTnGR

yiemsyorf,2l. 0esember. - Die @eu..
6rad)taaenten Der yN..D. @sntral.r" UGrie., !"
p yBennipl y Baltimore Sbto>," Safe
Sbore,," v@lepslaub @clumbuss," n&inctn.
natiz zSnoianapolis Ii. .8ranO, Srunfs sSabn>
Comp" tagten getsrn I'M - 8tuoiOr Sootel." /"
G8 fam I'M Setreif Der Baiia9ierz II. 5Yrad)t<
ratcn fciu enegiilti9eS Seritdn0nlb III Stanoe,
Sa ble u@ranO .Grunl. l.8abn-" "agenten suuOr
etue weitere Serutbun9 nit Ganoerbilt babell
woGten. @8 5elBt Jest, oa8 Die itbrigeu
Gabu-@ompagnie'u obne bier @ranos&ruuf'
porgebcn poilen. g8 miro idlOn beute als
abgemad1t tetrahtct, baB man iidl nur aui
DmdfuDrtssDue uerfanbtgeu unO 2ofolS0ae
elmer Sutiiniti9en Shli4tuug iibcrlufien ptrO.
Gs iiebt beinahe aus, GlS oh trotoem unb
IQepem Der &rica nodl nidlt Gans III @noe IT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-22
g9teoer ctn nfrtutmer" YoEa
DeQtttfeE>

Btttsburg, 3d., 81. Oeabr.-SSm. 6.
8aa, GuperintenOent bes @eloauweiiung8.
Departenlents i'm bleFgenYofamte, 1T burd'
sebrannt, nadbem erSetriigsreieu i'm 8erasi
Don $4000--80O0 begangen hattie,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-22
Scr SSuotGucr >t8.

9 t. Yaul, Vitrn., q. @e5cmbcr, r,-@tnc
Depeid)e an8 Sort Ycd melOet, OaB 2ieut. S..
8. Yuomtu bonn >. SufauIcrle.3 3fegimeute
nit 100 &am Oil Z. 0;Sembcr cas- Eager
Sitting. Bull's" augriii mo Oenielben iiber
cen Ntlfouri tritb. Sitting SnQ" lagert
gegeurpdrtig init iiber 500 @tanu am Bart.
SrpeF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-22

k% 0aHei Bafel -a4
FHr Ssxsisias Huslaao beorst innerbalt "a Gtaaoen
Y. BfGtne
GSf bty 0eIA uszs asGse uRo VoA OhteesNntnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-22
Sic tsntcrfm4mns tm Iew @orf,

seShtaNc Ocr conIeruatiocn Suraer iu
G1ar!ejtpR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-22
Selearaplli4e 9cpeI1e1l.
SSmlaete SepeiOeaa.

ridtc Der "Iiiociirten Preiie' fur ben r0eutid
Gorrelponoentcu".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-22
tgaei6enft!

sses8eid)emft!
yfur cine fur,e 3eit tperoeu mir, um nniere por=
siolidle 9lrbeit bei'm Bublitrm eniufi1ren, isbem
RduIet pom enem Ousenb S5otoSrap5te'G
siu eesunte6 BurSenaazD zDtintatarbile Sum Erdieate
MAIDEN. afau fomme unb beFttse uuere slacirteA
Wortraits lte psrben oon feineu anoereu I'M Yanoe
ibertroften. Ssas c @n.t, glr. fe9, ssrinsz
fon.. maize YorfzSua6e. (Nop2f, iDt!)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-22
spe3ial> >Noti;e,t.
Eaaebiiber (Diaries) fur 1877.
Ie9aute eibnobts 8 sc emf

saaebiiher tDiaries) fur 1877.
glesaute Beihuobts . Sci benfe
,. ". Glah G. Coup,
Rr. 10, Sao= ebarIesnrase,
GtnbetmiSd,e nmo frempe sd,reibntateria!isn,
SnreibpIlte,
9aaebad,er fur 1871, o,
Nfbums, Wotis Bu6er (SCRAP B00kS),
bic neueiten 1apiermuiter.
Siaissr ausperiani in GroBsn mt etn5eluen.
(302-7D
Suder,
srose $rsis.Grntsoriguus.
Sader,
aroSe 4Srei6s@ruieorigun9.
&aTse
5u ON bGishcn greien.
SeWse
su Den b!uiaiten Ereen.
Sbee
Ga8ros=$reien i'm SteiazSsrtGui.
Iaee
3u Guaros=S Sreieu I'M 9letn=YeltauI,
s. .. Semns,
Gautouer bee@2asertaus,
GlS,psa i. Gde bes 9erin9tonz uno 9reeu Strase.
t30i,Ii3O
Eouottcret< gSaarea.
groRes giiortimeat pom einIahen uRo 6aHcs=
Goubitor< BaGreR.
Tie befteu nno reiRiten, tuelhe iabdjtrt peroeH.
goue eiue sroBe Seridieoenbeit BON 6ancpzadf=
den, 6uuboraeru u.i.lu. gum 8reie con 81 bis $50
cu5 meiuem aleu stanoe glr. 81, Seginqtonz, uno
SIT. f9?, fzSaltimoreitraBs.
(9s,i2-25) Sas. Yasrera Ssipera.
". Is. Toftsr & So,
C,boG Eioorrcft tftf0 Ssfe;icfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-22

SOME & CARL,
y, r. 4, . ID D. 6 bar ! s.,
nabe Der German StraBe,
Baltimore, Ulo.,
3 - sort teuse
DOE
gSsiusu nah MInesaI ggaRer1
Depot in ten Sereinisten Staaten fur
6. & gi. s5nllmanm's
berfi 4 III, te:s gS I 1t @ fst g.
Mgentan in Baltimore sIr
WSpIltmarSS " ifsr.
tSsptl5 12Ntefl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-22
Die Drafibfntcn ~}0aDl.
Dos Senats.Gonitte III SontTia'1n
tpGrat ote GtniGiiGtcrtagss
&omooie lntcocr auf.
slGes rnqis iu @iic GarOIina.

ger6auOlungcn Dor bent 6au5 eomite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-22
A. GGnsrsB. - Susite gisung.
Scr sresomer SaIl.

Sic Yit9lieSfr ocs SenateS fur oas eemtin=
id)aftiidIe Son,ite crnaun,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-22
Scr 0eIni,tnrPf-

giew.D orf, 81. 9c3embcr.- .-@elo na1
su 90. gBeditI rubia ~ 4.82. Sob IdloB
bcutc Al lO7g-!. BuuoeS Sbligattonen
dlofcn iiei9; 8icr Coupons I17t; 65er
1898; acne li3B; Ger 1l6; 68er 117g;
neue 8iiEfCr l1l8 ; 10.40cr Coupons
lis. 2tttteu il5boit unO ltetig; ". y.
9cH,rQi 1883; &rtc o.; Yale sbore 500;
SIS. &eutraI G54; <t5burg 891; Nosth.
8eiern 3G4; brior. 553 3todzS8lanf 1919.
lluteridaBNmt8 8iidn;: Sob SG5, ,233,s
Gl2; &ourant $42 ,476,777.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-22
@Iseeu ber YasliGt>SonpaBn!e
pom 8aItim ore,
Gy. 40 -,utE. . =trase

ySt. 10, SONt3 SitnBf.
6 ofe Billiges $ SetSmdtetiGl.....e .e ote!
gpir ba5ea cine nor;I9fide Gualitdt pon eotes
rorrdt6is, rpelte ipir ocm Puoliim ais Elm empiebz
Isnawertass SeiSmateral fir bdnstidDs uao aGocrt
3weie ofiertren; idnst lelt Ssuer uno ID irei Don
llnrsinigtetttH.
Yeftauunsen meroen IN bieIem 0iredu ooer in Der
,eahrtt. Eug pan 9eaoenbaGitr., augeuommen.
1rsi5 $3.50 pro 2Su. .enlaouns, in ir9eno etHtm
Staoitbele ab9elieIett.
lsln94-sl csnufsS .. Gne4tocoO. SstT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-22
9crmiS1te 9cpcEd)cn aus
yielp=yIprf.

9tcw,0 u. 9eSbr. - Der 9ampfCr
D9lbem," melder geicru uad fiiuBebntdgi9er
Tabrt ans SouthQmpton antanl, mar mdbz
reno Der gau3cn Rciie Dem ititrmdditen @eto
ter uu8gciCtt, welde8 Die Sifitere rcS Dam
pie~S ie crlcbtcn. 9lm 3. 9e;ember ruurGc
cln YaNa9Ier burd) eln pl0Blld)c8 Stampien
0cS Sd)tIle5 iibCr cincu Sid Ill Der Saiiitc
bon Clncr Stltc oericlhCu bis AIT dnnern &C.
ldlIcuort, crbIcIt lcoodj glidIjdcr 8eiic feiuc
&etlcBuugeH. Der 9ampfcr iIG crbIadtc g. >
O00 YiuuO Sterling i'll Oart9clo.
- Der @hmcC Gui.lbo 2tppO, meldIer S.
u. &cltD Ourd) etucn WeNcrftd) ermOr0ete,
murOc bente aui Sabre ms 3uttbcuS &c.
ltidt, ua4ocm CT gelteru oeS Sooti9IagS I'M
Spcttcn 8raoe iiberiitblt morOeu.
- Bic ,9ClQnars yadawallua Beitlif)e
GOmpagute" UeritelgCrtc beute $4,000 Sonncn
ScrantOnr Soblcn 81 IOlgenbcn Yreiien:
GOO0 Sonuen yStcambOat" S2.85 - 2.874,
5000 GOnncn y@ratc" S2.8O-2 824-2. .85,
5000 GoNHeu n@ag" $2.874-2. .924,
$4,000 Gonuen yStoUc" $3.65-3.674 81
50, 1000 Gonueu cGbe8ul" $3.25-3.20.
Qic i'm 9tOUember erjleltcn Brctie pareu fol-
gcu0c: - oSteanbOGt" $2.774, y@rate" $2.674
--2.75, yGgQ" So 2.65-2.72i, yStoue" 1892
, 1T, o@Be&mt" $3.15-3.j7!.
- Sob crGiinctc III 1913.
- Bic 0amptcr n&itp Of 9ieio. DorT" BON
6aoanna unoo 93pomIng" bon 2tucrpool IinO
bier ciu9cuoiicu.
Ser @ampicr Furnishing" truf Don
FbilabclrBla cin.
- Ser 0ampfer n9ooit" uon GbartOt.c.
town troi iiber |oellsSate bicr eln.
- 0tc 3oa ginnabmen bctrugeu beutc
$267 900.
Scr llnterihabmciitcr Sablte beute iiir
SntercIicn $1,000 unO fir cingejo9cue Sbli=
nntInupu SI01 OOO nu8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-22

Ssiroer Ssutia)en,
BeIocipeoe, S6GHtsl pleept, :,
gSaaea n,o Searrer ftir Ssnabea,
gtutfarren, Puppenssutib d n
,lno Elm ausems;ncs GiortiEent ipldler gsaareu gu
ben b,iisiten Breiieu i'm Grosen uno 8einan bel Der
-s,a!timores gSassazSabrie.gsisaid,ait =
Nr. so, ytorbz5 70 arb traBe.
Die etnSise Satrit tn Der StaOt. RepGratureH
ousr art Su ansemefieueu Yrcien. tIIs2i, i9ateD
8atsnts tpersea ft.s WrFnoes srtussst.
gtlt nod GrlGusuus beS @otehis Derbsn @ebiib=
zen hereQnet. d. s. & SS. :. &pwatns
SIR. is, g eeoub iro Sc, Der pop 9essHnber.
gebs2.t2Dite) 3fpetss8Hreau in @albinston, 0.&.
E8 Man bseGc ben
$3.50 @attfwsorez"
xLLUaINA ATLNG FIRE - PLACE
Heater,
che man eneu uuoerCn fault, Sci
S. &. EacIpnp,
fSspt2S. .t2 ulteT) Sir. 18, 5ermaniir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-22

ccoe Saasbaiferi,s 1T ito5 an eiEea biibt:n reia
Onsu Gsppitb u brcm .jagIur c0er aneerem s'eo=
Iinasiia,mer Der einbi9e 2Bes, UNI Die BGtben ieb'
bait TN Geppid Su matbeu, il, oen Stanb mo ale
cnoeren jrenloen SutitaE5ea su entisrren, uno I'M
9ieiss griin0lih Su beueGffeatgen, gete man 5n
S,plunes g. Gaaaljan, SIR. O, Ssuaaitsahc, nate
benz Darul aub= Sn ititutes (Sept15, ,} Mt,i Samrt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-22

Wxs. .Sor's SnotautiGIsS pcectobtItfd)es De
colt let . labren ais oas 9roBte StntrelniguL9ss
Mittel Ger @sssutrart tetcnnt iuiro uur in gtr.
177If, yasette=, Sscroipeit=Giie 6er @nta1p|
Gtssbe. subercitet uno 1T bel aIcn spottefsru 3u
bQbeu. tgus26, ,t2Wtei1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-22
SIT Netps gorf eridoB fd Der arbeitsz
ioie Sunbrudcr 0enrp 9bannon.

SIN Moutreaf, @auaoa, trifft man 9tn'
italten, I'M 800 oort i'll Den traurlgften Ser
bdltnilieu angetommeue fran,Giildje @ri.
granten mad europa SuriidSuldlden. Ser
raaS. 8Oniul nahm iid Der sur aHswaaoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-22

2ouiItaun.
Isrbauplunaet pes Scmate Gomite's. : Bic
rapifalci S1auereeidIidlten aus os't Str6,=
>.-
, 1876-12-31
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

1t about 10 o'clock last evening, Willie
Hooker, aged is years, residing at No. IS Thirty
seventh street, shot himself through the left
breast with small pocket-pistol, and expired
almost instantly. The boy had shut himself up
in his bedroom, and whether the act was COM
1nitted Intentionally or through the careless
handling Of the weapon cannot be said
Last midnight small squad Of police, under
tie management Of Officers Riordan and Sci
bert, swooped down upon the Fortress McDon-
aid, otherwise known as the "Store." The
officers went armed for the emergency With
candles, jmmies, and other appurtenances for
ombardment. When the gamblers 'douced
the glims," the officers struck lights for them
selves and pulled gamblers from secret passages
throughout the upper portion Of the building.
In all, thirty eight Of the sports were captured
about twenty escaping 5, through the roof and de,
Seibert deserve great credit for the manner Of
their warfare against gamblers The 'Store"
has long been let alone by the police, partially
out Of respect for the political influence Of its
proprietors, and recently because OF its being
almost impregnable, but now that the good
work has been started it should be continued.
The mora princely gamblers should not be al
lowed to monopolize the business.
, 1876-12-31

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. @1l a. m.-For
the Upper Lake region, the Upper Mississippi
and A.ower Missouri Valleys. increasing cloudi-
ness and light northwesterly to southerly winds,
slight rise in temperature, and during the day
slowly falling barometer.
Special Dispatch 10 1ne Tribune
ERIE, Pa, Dec. W.-The snoW-blockade &C.
riously affected the failroads- Trains were
showed In and detained from twelve to hfteen
hours On the Erie g. Pittsburg Road. The mail
train due last evening got struck in snow
drift eleven miles from Erie three hours, with
two engines, which could not move the rods.
The train arrived late this afternoon, with t1ve
engines, two Of which were disabled. On the
Philadelphia 6l Erie the mail due at O'Clock
iast night got stuck in the snow twelve miles
from here, and with great difficulty was
released No trains have come from
since 5 O'Clock yesterday. It requires four or
i've engines BESIDES a pusher to haul some
trains. All freight~trains have been abandoned.
TIE snowdrifts in many place on the road arc
ten or fifteen feet high. Five hundred men are
at work shove]ing snow from the tracks.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Der. 90.-This has been
the coldest day Of the season. The mercury
was at zero this morning. The Arkansas River
Is frozen over.
CuIOA0o~ Dec. 80, ,
, 1876-12-31

4 LACROSSE TRAGEDY
zn.cIor ynspofch to The Tribune

II
5peda1 ptspasch to The 7f7oa"e.
r.cnossr Wis. Dec 30.-The most terf1ole
tragedy that ever occurred in this city was Gu,
acted On our principal street to-day ID oloa'.
daylight. resulting in the shooting to aeatn o.
~ chamberlain, one of LaCrosse's Oldest
and most respected citizens anu eue A, Tta-;'
wounding Of Oscar Wisscnger, 1olnel nsa
tenant Of Police here. It seems tnat sou.e
trouble had existed between Dr. cna"u't'un
and Wissenger for three years OF longer .na n.,
ture OF which has not yet been asce1tainet.
The particulars regarding the fatal shooting are
as follows: About $50 this morning Dr. tnaul.
her1ain. while sitting in his cutter IN nont
NJ sm;th,s procerr-store on Maine street, was
approached BY Wissenger, VINO presentso Lsorz =
shotgun heavily loaded and Witaoat !to ~. I1 hodv
of Chamberlain, the charge taking effect. near
the heart. He was removed into the :stoIIe, ~
,xhere he almost Immediately expired n the
meantime Wissengcr crossed the street, throw.
ing the gun away, and, drawing plsLol' f4ot saot
himself through the head, ncaa Wisaan6er had had
renektedly threatened to do the deed wiaGn
he this morning accomplished in eowardis
and dastardlv manner. While Thousand
rnmors are atloat 1t is now probable that none
bnt the two Immediately. concerned N Lne
might account Tor the commission 0f Inc Dfu'4'
Dr. Chamberlain came to Lacrosse twenty
Years ago, mad a large practice as pnyslclans
and was also interested with mayor HoS4n, =. ~
this city, in the.lumber business on tue oiaen
Siderable wealth. He 1eaYes wife and one
child. Wissenger leaves wife and SIX ch1loreh.
The community issfery much excited over Inc
tragic occurrence.
, 1876-12-31

An OCEAN STEAMER LOST ON LONG ISLAND.
New YORK, Dec. 30.-A special dispatch from
Bridgehampton, t. T., says: "At O'Clock,
the ship Circassian, ashore on the bar off
Bridgehampton, on the south shore OF
Long island, was entirely broken up by
q southeasterly gale, aud lost, together
with twenty-nine lives. The circassian vent
ashore in the storm on the night Of the 18th
inst. AT that time the crew and officers
were saved. The storm Of Yesterday caught
thirty-four men, employees OF the coast
Wrecking Company, on board, and short
time after midnight the ship went to
pieces with an awful crash. Accord
Ing to the account, four survivors we're
washed ashore this morning, more dead than
alive, On fragments Of the wreck. None OF the
remaining twenty men have been seen, Or
heard from, up to the present time, and there
is bnt little doubt that all have perished. The
Cfrcassian was insured for $100, ,0o0 in London,
and the cargo for $50 goo, IL this eity 81 She vas
OF her cargo we're saved.
, 1876-12-31

Botoltng Green tKp.) Fantagrdpa: un.
Nearly fourteen miles on almost nrees nnd
southeast from this place there Is singular ano
mysterious pit in the ground. 1t Is sltua1eu u
high bluff In wild, ffnty locality. taneiedd d
with vine, bramble, briers, bushes trees, ,a9 am
the mouth OF Trammol. The aperture ls
dark, gaping hole, cleft through the stony ctss
as though the bluff had at some time cIaSxo ?1no
and split The opening is some ten 1eet 1eet+t 4o rs
rocky, @ "a yawning lips being spread scs,ethine IN
, 1876-12-31
INDIANS.


CALL YOU THIS FRIENDLYf
CHEYENNE, Wyo.: Dec ga courier coming
into Fort Laramie from the Red Cloud Agency
renorts that two couriers, mail carrier, and q
wood chopper, left Sugar Creek early Christ
mas morning. TWO hours before sundown
they ntre struck by party of thirty friendly
Indians within sixteen miles Of Red Cloud, who
killed the two couricrs named Dillon and ReddY,
also mortally wounded tho matl-carter, Tate,
who had two sacks OF matter, likewise severely
wounded the wood-ehopper. The wounded
hen1e exposed during the interval to the intense
cold. They were severely frozen. They report
hearing more firing in their rear an hour after
% heinz attacked. It is supposed that other par
ties not yet reported were attacked. a party
has gone out from the Red cloud Agency 10
search for bodies.
, 1876-12-31
CR1MRAL.:

The gambling-house Of A. ]. Scott, No. s95
Clark street, was taken In By the ArmorY police
last evening, and the keeper :and i've inmates
were lodged in the station.
Justice Sc1lly yesterday w1eaked hts VEN
geance upon Thomas Lyons, q VaeEant, WHOM
the police. found it hard to condemn He was
sent to the Houseof Correction for three months
in default of SO dne.
The residence Of Albert stranck, No. SM
Twcnty-third street, was entered by burglars
Frt1ay evening and about $3.50 worth Of jewelry
and canary bird carried away as plunder. The
family we're absent at the time.
Louis Banrr, for the larceny Of 2 quantity OF
furniture from ". Levy, OF No. l36 West Ran-
idolph street, was arrested last evening by the
noiIne Of the Madison Street Station. The goods
were taken from in front ofthe store.
Anna Mack and Mary Jones were caught last
evening perloining goods 4rop the " "Nine-Cent
Store" No. 1888 Madison street. IheY we're
searching them quantity OF small dry goods
were found.
the $500 from tho till Of B. F. Anen's iewelry
house, No 1877 State street, WEE brought to
gef Deteetvs ssett = yesterday and aatsat waf aa d.
Justice Summarized. T.;
Ella Johnson young laAy "Auaot AEas 1.at@
tapering fingers have more than oIce erougnt
her into trouble, was again caught at the Boston
Store Yesterday afternoon by Detective Heinz
man. As is usual in cases Of this nature, there
will be little Or no prcsecution-
Yesterday there were two adultery cases BE-
fore Justice SculIy. The first was Harry Connor,
q 1.-THE and: handsome Young man, and Elizabeth
Cannon. The complainant was the husband Of
HE erring woman, William Cannon, Of No. 178
Clinton street. The second party wss Raphael
Abecco, performer at the Coliseum, and Min
ME Stoke1y. The wronged wife, Caroline Abec-:
co, OF No. 293 State street, obtaining traces OF
her liege lords shortcomings, called Tor him at
noon Yesterday at the Desplaines House, under
the escort Of Officer George Davis. Both cases
we're continued to the Sd inst
= sEETENcs' DAY.
Yesterday was sentence day In tEe Criminal
Court, and the following were pronounced:
Patrick Mu1lin and Richard Harding, larceny,
one year each in the Penitentiary; 5ohn Stew
art, assault with intent to kill, seven years III
the Penitentiary; Joseph Kimball, larceny, nine
ty days IN the House Of Correction; James
Jackson, larceny, fifteen months in tba House
Of Correction; Ellen Moran, Larceny, eighteen
months in the Penitentiary; Il. J. Ne,l, larceny,
thirty days In the House of Correction; Eman-
ual Taylor, eolored, larceny, four months in the
House Of Correction; Charles Bennett, larceny,
one year In the Penitentiary; John She's, lsr
ceny, four months in the House OF Corree;sponi oi
Frederick Ellis, assault with intent to Kill sA
| years In the Penitentiary.