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New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House yesterday refused, by vote Oh
G. ~ s5 10 tase up the b for Daca lns Commission
The House bill declaring the country noEn OF the Nor'h
Platte and east OF tie BIZ Horn Mountains IN Wyoming
Territory open TO settlement was taken up
Mr. STEELE Of wyoming spoke at len5IA upon Tie
Mr. sEELYE Gnd., Mass) said that there has never
hon a re- Nv vsi tie band oI sioux that making The
y .cnC disturbance lie IgIou Lat tLe ll't Chac e"
Inc Indians, complaints Las D,cu stI'"ti"" 81 'ue
agencies and Cnai thc pro0t"d ullSltf o. the li-Is
10 army supervision mas alarmed tioih win the Tear o
Nr KHssGN Rcp Iowa. read from a treaty with the
Sioux 10 thaj the country proposed 10 D. th4O"h
open was ohaye been kelt a. Gnctd,d t,HlIoiy.
There was great deal "i general arnat5 on the pili
SIR LAWkESCE Utrp. On!o) claimed that me IN
yasIon The Black hhls by the mhgS ia Ng'auon o.
the treaty is The cause OF Tue war Iie slia 'h, "5
should recalled, and those 'cOhp'Htd 40 Na'dtc
A lctter was read irom tue COHine'iohei oi ii'i"n
Affairs, dated the 3lsl u.i recon h'hulHs 'i't Lo'I
tie, Dc begun. Iuc following was also 4edi shONHS TIE
OH sin Of the expedition. ....,,,,- ~, ,. ,,.gr,.r
MAsA.DION, TcD. !, 1876.
SI: tt' he ID i aat mad he honor TO a9Glss,
a c0mnlaicauon 10 yoI rtah,e 70 tir A's ' SiN NJ 3 ~ @
iu you t4t hd Giieei[e e,soh isy To- DC e 5,i
a m he lsaf %sst con" Sceg @ @ G5so II Tho c9 $ S
% -. tHo ., 0S t,S.ei n, peacs near M agency,
hs won Ice 1arc over 70 uc Wsr Deparmen, ara tIe
o.yr. Of he uepsTnent .irc giren rIli wGri 20
lea T. 40 ae-e s inE e 'A e s"q fI lo ts III
Ieiuses comply Win ihe or,cuoo 81 is :, s,Ii.,,
mem yliA ts ofsI alG " -l i,i & ,, % o =" rcu,st
fU-sf
iIst tie tr1t military tn,cs be erected compel tler
residence within iAt btuf ol '! l'@'I"
u'h very f''i''"u'' '0"' h CHAspli, Secretary.
Mr.. NAGlNNI5 Of Montana save a hiHtory oi the
Operations ,i,.ng Lul, tie same thai was paDlShod
IN 4 M IL.LUNL last Neeg,
~, biI finally went over without aciion.
MIR. KNOT tDe.n, kiD rose 20 announce the snhdel
ana xuccied death OF bis colleague MI iaISOhs ana
offered resolutions for the a!pO1Etnt OF committee 10
e s.rintcud the funera and 10 attend Tie remains u
Louisville, ~. -, ,,
The resolutions were adopted and Mcssrs BlackbiIrn,
Uoykus itrfs.n va keT, EIOs., LaUICnce, ana Clark
were ,ppUiI t,d auci. Committee.
The House thcn. at 800, adjyuned
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pASSKNGER ARRIHED

PROM BRFMEN-In stsa1ashfD O,, July S.-Mrs. samnei
C. Cron g. Hiizer, J. Schrcibtr Mssehnennoster IgBsi,
rosius Mis- Westfum Edmund Grenagcr, Miss Add
held yoa Busch. NTs. Wibcinne LGe, WiheG IGe, MIS-,
Adsline Brshac, johannes Bodensed, Geo. Abers Mss
Christine Handbook, Adoiph SBat l.. Maueh jos hssst
nd Sirbcrt H. Wifte, AdaibcFt StbathH Mrs. Nina Ra
Lerg Isaac Schonnberger Mrs Helena sonmer Win. Uh
nI Aug Fischer MISS Sophia Fscaer, Miss Ida LADDERS
LINES inc FraBk ch ren Pastor Norbert Kerstr Miss
seta Bren, BredeD, rs Dorotea BoIuemaIn AMI etif,
Dr. yacBl ski Miss sophia Fink, Mrs D0Totlel bUSeh As
regina faerHalt Louis Fach MIS- Elise sey Oito ky,
Charles seinnidt fdaw PlatzInaRB Paa GerE5rat MIS-
miro PeDl IA anil it, Mrs. BabettS SaueT sIl ehd lu.
J ,ger aerm schultz. Otto Gr4nlt Paai Gocrke Mfs Id,
tsGerks Miss Rosa Goorke, Mir Emms Bohmer fneir.
scOnee, Mrs. TheTos.a Scoared, Miss Emma MadeIun
FBJM LIvERPOoL-La steamship Srdia, July 9.-Dr.
Dodre Mr. and Mrs Anwies Mr. and Mrs. IL Marshall Rev
A. Arnold Mrs Arnold, MIS-. IL. Boushton and Masf
BsuaptOn Resnc, Mr. AMI Mrs q eoier MIS- "a
ron Mrs T. Bell + Hart g Chamberlain r. Blryinln,
J. ely, C. c. DuBJis F. A. Bftgman F. n edel j. r. An'
S NJ Abbey r. II. Jackson u. In ate, T. Evans, u Burgh,
ST. B rch G. DO Boys r. Garsie, Victor Won CzrIehins< h
Danisehcwsxy. kOniag. ,,, go A., A.,
r. LItham aud Rev L. Hall Robert Donald y
Taitayul aud servant, Mrs ". X Putnam Mrs T. A silva
IIvesoy Mis- BOat and infant. Miss B0nlt Miss r.
Hsge Miss Edith Cowtan. II. Dexter mrs IL Dexter o. r.
Dexter ss Dexter, David Lawson, =. T. Aschnann H. -
DrT1aTd C. W, TAYLOR, james MINES, Thomas H0gg, NJ
Ilssko Mr. Tsschmer A. y. Pride r. T. Won Duhh, Ihe2
Mr Ic!obre T. /. Cain Paul PanaS cG Asxander Efnief
ID. NcNan gaton Max Hoffman, = b. Wheeler WIN henPne,,
d. henderson, j. Tackaberry Mrs. H. j. Nlis.0N, lJcnsiu
VIrenW JOhn WadGCn, David Gardner y. Hichinsun ,r
nsyd Hutchinson. Mrs. Ruius h WiBsoS siss nsieT'
g. DAVIDSON mrs. Henry z. MooThousc Miss Lete Me4I
borsa Sis 3 MoOrioase r. Fugieura ). Utsun0nJ W X
: NJ VnAJ r. r. Mccarthy Antonio v BTayo Mss lnJIOlu'
Mis-. 'Winkiey Alex BcDOrald, = R$tte ;, AnGeIson'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
HAYWARD CHANGES.
pls,IssING IHE NAVAL BASDs-REfuRNlNG YES
sFLs.

sFLs.
An order has been issued by the Secretary
of the Navy aboi!shiug all naval BINDS IN the service
with the exception Of tie Marine Band 81 Washington
There are nine Of these band, which have bcen paid
<I1JOOO per annun the appropriation for tno pay
Of tie Navy A. eight - Them 20 be dismissed, SAY
ing OF @IO3,5JO per anuum viii De made" 1ae D1ud al
tni, station wa. known as Couterros 23d Regiment
band and during that regiments trip 10 tic Exhibition
at Philadelphia was absent with II. II uuisuci music
Mt certain hours two IS in the week Oh board the
receiving ship Colorado aIh on Day IN the week on
the training ahp Minnesota. In addition 20 iLe pal
from the Saya Department the ,i"crs on board tht>'
ships made u practice O. subscribing stated amount
once q month for the band.
Tnc Uued states steamer Brooklyn, 90 guns, and the
Honpugahela II guns, have lately returned home from
o.. -u.h Atlantic u.dTou leaving Uut one vessel. tlr
,.Ic with "A B.tt,it EoNtl.Is 80 4, PI,~,l 10 t4t
.iuuu.-tlrll VA, put oUt ul comm uu .uy and
e., BiouhIyu Viii 20 Gu %. rob.u,,sl"A illIs Ncth.
Ju.ttu States snip -uiI., "L.O IrIs t.i" port on
Tho 9.A -. jan st-t i.E tt'Ia '.'tHt .ha tih.i
I.uIub..u Ut.I t.t Naval Monument tit
NiIa AtaupllJ, ana q, collect N,Tns - at a., con
ttIuJ.u to tlt international lAAiuuOu uG renamed 10
LI'- = Id, NI,t. IL" - taLlI- uh n".td stores aLl
making som, necessary at, .at.'n> lor % U, mon Us
BON tur il.uH--suip NiN
u..,.i.. Will .sr - ul u.rsc bu!r ud NIll isl
proceed u weeks o.g.,c "iuuA ne coast. Su VIII
10 transfer tDiuc r them 10 tie St'-tl
wu n b. To Tryc ur Franklin ID tbc Lul can station
she ,,. ady Tor un He'.u.suiN. Ihc l"AuNIh-
is list 90 Lc Dluce4s Commands! ,fc rye y. Hay N
comm udiu- LI,ui. O. ". fai,HaYlj, ENt,u we I''
" H. webb. NJ, ,latui; En-.4n, \. r. Freeman, Is. /.
IAcudT anu lO-cfs Al. bau; Passed Assistant surge u
~. .u.ch Pass Assistant -, master H.. y Ha.t-
nO,I--, BuatsTJu james 1r'sn, t.riehter GrfiES ~.
CIycn; Cap.ain.s Cel@. Jesse Midoie,un; Pay Clerk
NU.lt.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
D4EING RAiLGolD RoBGERK

PASSENGER TEAIN ~, PPiD NEAR oTrfByIILE,
MISSOURI, AND BOARDED AND ROBBED ~
MAsktD MEN.
81. LOUI-, Mo-, july 9.-Thc eastward-bound
tram the Missouri ricc RIiiroad lei Ottcryc No,
icw minutes past 10 O'Clock Friday night, and when
two ana naif miles of that place. and in deep
cu, the engineer signal light 20 stop. Thinking
that nerc was some ction the he applied
the air-bakc aud after running few yards Discovered
a pile Of ties aud lulub,e the track At the in.
sant dozen - appeared with terrific yells, and
discLareing pistols dashed at The train prdclain-
ing their intentions Two jumped on the engine ana
with navy reyol,crs covered the engineer ana fire
man. and threatened TO Xii them II they offered resist
ance They were then marched into the baggage and
placed under guard. At the same time three
others robbers climbed into the cypress 10y
the side door which was open. The express
messenger however, had already dashed through the
train 10 the rear sleeper. and giving his safekoys to
brakeman, made him put them IN hls shoes Mr.. COuk
ling the baggage Of the train, in the express
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
DECISIONS July 8.

Supryior C0Hyi-SUeciQl TGB-By Judge Curtis
Comm, rem agt Decree settled Carer cf ~ ag
al Smith rUith.iief, renctS Orifre'
TIE III stone National Bank of Bosom aga ioser ~ al
ComD-- On ordered Muca at I1e Ihir AVciue t&hFolo
com. Dcieuualts motion papers il 10 snow si arr IN
TIE rl't asked iot NCner 7rt ifa"h hIei ~
ing approved Howard - az Nelauecht agL Hen
uug and 5 Teton at. -u2 ton. % deIs granted. - -
Ey Judge SagwiCk-ln the matter ~ Nrgo aeL The Ma
i.Ula C.t!z aEk.lIhtr de-yirG mot u VI hC'I cost
.[c Woodward aCt FOgg.-H0lOn -TIntti IAO llalisun
Avenue Batt.t Churra The I.tptst church IN Ofef 81
--Or!er settled O. az. tOlDey Il aL-Oucr HrHy IS
mot NILS AT oOGd ct alOfder sds'"lh
ing dCDuTyT, &c. +.
U0,1ne (6,ut - Chdwbe,s - Bv Judge Gocpp-
Ru,ci aunt AIT OveIbaUk Blk" ag Sctubman and Oases
AZ. Caylou- HoiOu, denied WIN T costs tSsah sg'
Nun ly.-'intiOn Cpucd witaout c0sS Laurence aEt'
hryts-H lCrI :. Martin, e>q, appointed receiver Went
worth -gytDI.-4e dyf'upant iS adG' Eed ~ ,oIlli
Npecasi, ar. But'uHnJ u:frht
lOy defendant webs ag Ihe 'EIch Mon rulliiug CO.;
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
avr,T,NuAyy MASS MEETING.

The committee recently appointed b. the
aptrTtpHDuuy Executive Can.liticc 10 make arrange
m,ut, Tor the holding or great mass meeting on July
~ i irving H. j. toIty he IT. Louis nominations, met
Saturday afternoon ~ Gc Office oi senator BiAUy al No -
Ial.TOW. Ihr following subcommittee, Were air
pointed: On Icsn,u lots, Thomas COsil-an. CBaIts ~.
swan and mes iiajes; ON speakers, stand. Nc, Nnam
4. l.ItcLti, 5tid,l Ht,Iy Gud Lu1 Ley! hAtucC,
George ". IluuDCtt, l., us 5ic,.aun Bcindld Ken!
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
THE COURTS.
NOTES.
CIVIL NOTES.
In the suit Of the ST. Louis Alton and Tcrre Raute

In the suit of the ST. Louis, Alton and fcrre Raute
railroad Company Samuel rden and others ia the
limited states ircui Court Gov Tlden, through his COUNSEL
ndgc iuLO ia, asscd Of the time IN which
an answer may unu OCTOBER The extension has been
granted
Robert Marsden, an Englishman who enlisted IN
the th Regiment having fBod by courtmartial and
Imprisoned Tor Of lis ne applied some days ago
10 Judge Douohue in supreme Court Chambers for his re-
On hseas cOrpss claiming that lis eGsnrntTas inY
i MS he was minor ali wheD e made H. he case
came M n argument Yesterday but counsel Or te regiment
not ready Judge DonoIe aduued the matter 70 Mon
Icilln. llIr plIsOnsr 70 on paI4la.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10

II. Chase Mrs Mary Dunn and child Iugt Basari Rev.
James NJ. Forsyth Mss L; NJ. Iloward II: L. Bar
nard, Mrs Barnard, MI. William Qncntll and nephew
Joseph Robipsen Mrs Robinson Edward A. Korke,
H. H. Beck, Miss L. w. Perkins Miss sarah A. ROrke NrS
=. Hutton, Mrs. Philips Mis-; T. r. B u Phillips Mas
Longbotham John Taylor; Mr. Rhodes. W Fry : w Smith,
w. Ross oliver Jones ]. w Cum Dglam, Icykowic tAs
Rev NJ MOrsan Mrs sehrver and niece kGhard sharp
less William SnIalley, Master FTrte tie Rev. r. a. Byfua
l. NJ Backfor. George Appleton Melt2n PROF Irving
Dcyu, Mrs DeyI. T. MarTcy MFR naIssy Robert Jones'
Jackson B9Iasn a a,sasr Assndg%ta' IT, Il l Thompson
Aifaro carries sgni W. g. Murray, AieS. sWrsy, 7 "a
Taylor MIRA Taylor s nsiter. Mrs Helier Miss Amada
Hotter Mics Stella Hejier Reg. james Cargn Geo Hartley
synth, Manly. 4 stet5si 1sgeh Rest + curtis. w
Iawiry: ". wsrrsn John Rysroft g ~ rneips Fosd
i- James Roserts3p MI; Nr and W. Legis @ payi.
Master EDDIE Glenn. H. AISe,9 Eis,a K;fs1 u = cses
Battle = HERNANDEZ John pefpssonse Csls NcsaIsoGt
Heand Dr. Atans IIoysiii CO.. Trysdae Ard tTS
friends John H. Edge, John Stnsr, ~ Bipor, Lpeas
Moore Alex p; Fske Arthar G whrief Geo Modgsn,n
Prilis vost, Gro MaeKsy, ys%es McCroTSs, " tirn
hsh-r rs Firnhabef, Dr. Rees j. y. Howard L. d. Newell
Tbos. B8rIitt, Thos Dixon, Mr.. Howard, J. Mitchell
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
CRTMTyAL NOTES.

Frederick PeueI, charged with forgeries commit
ted In Prussia was discharged fron enstgy some time
ago on ID. ground Of insufficient evidence, has been agah az
Tsted and vii b. examined Wednesday. His counsel VIII
edeayOr secure his release 4 wit Of habels corpus
James Sinnott and John Kelly Of No. 10 Avenue
for several been collecting throughout the new
wards moy y, osteusDy in all OF the Clhoa rOtceoiy AZ
pretended D. he priests, ana sii IN ap
prints valued three GEMS each, gIyg sSA howsyer no
ihry SInGed Margaret Soah U
West Farms ont .. officer Armstrong OF me tIiry
rth Precinct the IN the SouineIB Bone
yai Al Police Court yesterday Ihe men "eFo
c.an hell for q u
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10

IN land case, now being tIied in the Dis
trio. Cunl., t.c jufy having been oiele, SGD "iih MS
Honor ia gc NOOnin, acts Judge anu Juiy both 10
have "A .ingc man acting Tor twelve very simlc
bnt il is pewiidcrlng to DepuysheIin MnCa WHO has
boon att,nlins JuIics ior long lGe. esSIday mon
ing fOr instance ne looked hNcdly at his Honor and
ali counting him several times inquired: " Where ~
be rest OF yonp WGen Court adlVurned, Mccall SAIL
Won 20 la Aiug about llls among ourselves, ana a
Of yUfI boys be on nd promptly, or IN limit some oi
you up IN a way tnat you won't lke."[san Antonio
Herald.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
COIRT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WAsHrNGruN july o.--fn the Court Of Commits
souer. of Alabama Claima Friday No ISIS, Antoine
Otri.i, Spanish Town California or the loss OF pr hn
rects and the OF the 1asnan by lie
haiIma Juae lSG.; AMI tor which 81 ca N, = 81 -
DAMAGES fisG- a. judge WeDs declared thaI the
claimant - a LrIib hal mau.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
OPrNiyG or TIE SEA CLIFF CAMP MEETING.
Tho rninn Cnmn- MrrLing at Sea On which


was opened on SATURDAY evening "tI very small num-
Der present largely ateadcG yesterday, aGd II
tvusn that the numbers VII increase from oay IA
day. open ug service conducted ny the pastor
o tie Sea Cn CLutch. the Rev A. l.. Li-AtboUrn The
public exercises the week viii De held in The Tabr'-
nuCc, building especially devoted 90 oani Injecting
purposes. Ample PIE paratons have been made to pro
vide comfortably the large number or person. cN
pcccd be- regular Attendance. and iacii.tits for
reaching The ground, furnish \ by boats leaving
Jewels Wharf, Brooklyn On week days at 9lJ a. M.
aua Prca-sp. SrW-NOIk LJ a. ~. ON Suuday. Inc
three -utd services mad - lJr-c huuHSr VI hearers
DR. John s Reid Missionary Secretary uf the VI .niist
Church. ana the eN. George L. lFIor were the preac
cgs. and IN the evening d. j. NJ IuOnurn, missionary
recently IctMH.G ftUm India, delivered du audltSS.
Eur.iy the CON. wtcE clrI-lI,u % all dtHulnnl-
tIuHs VIII kr rt ~ %, services, dmOu- them the BrN
DI AImagc, DisLOp Foster, Lisuup JAM ana tue Rev
Stephen A. Ting il. IucrdOlC 4. TrrNus ot TINS rily
mare the music. aud more l'au ual. Pr liitiioN
have been made render h- pat D tuc c "'S inter-
c.uC. PrU scDrIber Will lead he voices wlth MS cor
Not. aud IL reported that III! rtEhty "! le present
during % part Uf the week. Tie sensational features
whlCn often attend campmcctn~s VIII DE cnt rely want
ug at I'm ths Jta-, ana u - hoped bJ thtrt VINO
have ia, tcsNc,5 m argc iat The mticlY Clous "i!i
Say aWHy - genera. rue, tctt VIII De Three regular
wee, daily-a morning r,aJoIWrctlug ana morn "a
and evening preaching s.rS.,cs. indidtun 10 me a
mtciiB-s. prayer and pIdist meetings VIII be hcd al
interval, during the Day.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

s,n r1.aa Az sun ssfs 1872 Moon rises. 0jt
UICI DAY-A.D
sandy Hook lQts tsoys Hell g. Ferry l2;Ji
" WAITE IIlIs DAf--P. "
1927 Island i:Oo Hell o. FeTTy lZ;of
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
Steamboats, an0 Railroads

CTONING TON LINE -
y IOK BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
l,gaut st,aluls ItOiI. ia - b ana NAki,A ANs'i'
leave rlcr North River, loot "a JAY yss, At p }"
NOT \ TaIP NJ issED IN sENEN YEARS.
Tickets fer sao at all principal ticket Offices a'e0Sj as
secured al oiucvs OF M.SIsOt Express Company NH ." "
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Steamships ELECTRA aud GALATEA leave Per zi pbI
RIVER loot taGklIce, at 4:3O y. In lIelshts 'i''
line taken al lowest racs. .,c,,ty prest
l.. ". FlLhiNs. q. y. AgI ID D. BAbSoSN, -
rHhE MARY POWELL. for West ,l lpl%ss Ind
4 kowburg Pom ,hkt epsS ROldout, AMI hlhssto,, sud
ing al Cozzens Cornwall, Milton and New. 80
Marlboro by iUiy will leave Pi9r " ~ IL N's"'F
DAuA, Snuoays excepted al $3.50 p IN, ,,.,. Car ths
Connects at PoagLkeepsie Win evening TRAINS ~
North.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
cALENpAEs-rnIs DAr.
srrrr,r coru-Cu"EEEs-wfsTnn

oI.t.,. sf--,s-- -GuUtE5LEgyE. J.-EObcTt smith, Ann
C..r.u toII.b ~,hvolcr ieono .!it and battery;
C.ll.s VI, AIau- Ipb.r Moore huf-ialE
JaIas I;s,g. ysl's p'D,.eu, Lswl! Hrcr L"i5 ls,Eu
e-iI rfstry. Henry " Lake, fal-c pIrtenscs; tdWaG
nI.ry Peter Jerome In0mas Nole, Gcar ui1n. assault
az. .att,ly, Albert Howard, Juuu i,l.y, bdral.Iy.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10

RIFLEMEN Al CREED IOOR
There were 2S entries yesterday, at Creed
moor in the eighth contest for The IJ. iieid and Fdr
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
x1IvM COEGRESS-WRST SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
THE TRIAL IN THE SENATE MAKES PEuGRsss-A
DAY OF DISCUSSION ABOUT TIE SIOUX IN HE
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1876-11-02
FRANK DTEDENE,

T. TFJRNEYs At LAW, TiHin, Ohio. Of
= G.,- opposite ths Cour; House
4Eua o..
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1876-11-02
A cote for Hayes IS a UOEe
against rebel claims.
OFFICIAL EVIDENCE.

Hon. James g. Blaine, in his ST. eech
in New York, made the following
startling statement
"Take all the election rows and
riots and scrimmages and disturb
ances which, in times OF high excite
meDt, you are liable to have at the
polls, and especially in large cities,
where the population is dense and the
element disorderly st times, and put
them all together, at all the elections
In all the free States, from the forma.
ton of the Federal Government to
this hour, they will not aggregate Gne-
half-nO, not One-fOurth-then number
that lost their lives in that peaceful
election in Mississippi last year. /
want to put on record another thing,
that since the surrender of General
Lee-I state this from official dste-I
am not making a loose or random as
sertiOn-I am stating ii from evidence
that would be accepted in any court, q
little strleter evidence than that with
which 1t is proposed to assail the
Treasury OF the United states for war
claims-I am putting 1t on evidence,
that would have been accumulative a
hundred fold II the men who could
have testified freely had dared to tes-
tify-I desire to put another fact, on
equally reliable data, on record, and
that is this: That since the war
closed in 1865 there have been more
men murdered in the south for pOliti-
cal Opinions-and that is, murdered
for being Republicans-there have
been more men in those eleven years
murdered In the South for being Re-
publicsns-than fell on the Union
side In the three bloOdiest battles OF
the WARP
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1876-11-02
IT'S a Solid North against
q Solid South that zoe ICant.
Vote for Hayes.

Col. John 8. MOsby has written the
following letter to the Washington
Republican, in which he refutss one
Of the war Democratic stories manu-
faetured from whole cloth, ia order to
bolster up the cause Of "refOrm.D He
counts without his host, il he expects
any OF them to retraet on. being
shown the falslty Of their statement
WARRENTON, VA, Oct. /, 1875.
ID. L. Apgdr, Editor HIded Journal :
DEAR SIR IL have Just received
your letter indOrsing an extract from
3 Democratic paper charging that
"twenty-seven Of MOsby's guerillas
are IN the Departments at Washing
ton and nine In the navy yard, among
them q brother OF MOsby." This Is
an unmitigated lie. No man who
ever served in my command Is 10 any
OF the Departments at Washington or
in any navy yard. / have but one
brother, who is q farmer IN Virginia,
and has never asked or received any
favor from the Administration.
Three who served under me during
the war hold subordinate places 10
Virginia, whose average pay Of 81 200
per Rnnum Is very poor Compensation
for the persecution to which they
have been subjected for exercising the
right to have an opinion. I have
never myself received in any shape
the slightest benefit, either directly or
Indirectly, from General Grants Adj
ministratioD. Very truly,
JNO. y. MOsBY.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1876-11-02
A PLOT RETEILED.

A special frOm South Carolina tc
the army headquarters at Washing.
toni under date Of Oct. 2Sd, says
Captain Lloyd, Eighteenth In
fantry, United States Army, who was
ordered TO the scene OF the disturb
anee near Aiken, 3. c., makes D re-
port To army headquarters, regarding
his Investigations on his arrival at
ROuse's Bridge. Captain IlOyd
states that he found n body of 500
mounted men under eOmmAnd of A.
+. Bntler, who had thrown out
skirmish lines surrounding the ne
grOes, and adds that there was un-
doubted evidence OF a well-digested
plan, which, II carried out, would
have resulted in the slaughter of near
y all the negroes In the piaee. The
presence OF the troops brought about
an agreement by which both ths
armed whites and negroes disbanded.
On the march from ROuse's Bridge to
EllentOwn, the bodies OF thrss ne
gross who had been killed, were
found, and Information was received
that hya Others had alsO been mur-
dered. One white man was killed
The negroes were e1mplstely eOwed,
and afraid to leave their hiding places
In the woods. and return to work,
from fear OF being shot down in the
cotton fields. "A detachment sent
down the BarnWell road met a bedy
OF 20 or 30 whites, who stated that
they were a detachment Of General
hayWOOd's command, under Or,l-rs
from Judge Wiggias To disarm aud
arrest negroes, also To protect q party
OF negroes while buryiug a enlnFed
member Of the Legislature who had
been shot near Elient1Wu. Tne re-
port estimates that the Total number
OF whites engaged in the riot at not
less than 500, coming from Georgia,
and Etgefield, Aiken, and Barn Well,
South Carolina.
The Port Royal railroad, which had
besn torn up, was repaired, under the
protection OF q squad Of sOl,liers. The
men had previOnsly bsen afraid to
work on the road.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1876-11-02
A Bird Charming Lady.

The Jacksonville (Fls.) UAIOn has
this interesting incident ga few
months since a handsome mOekinR
bird flew into the residence OF q lady
in this city and alighted st her feet,
exhibiting little or no fear or suspicion
OF her, and permitting her tO catch il
in her hand. She placed 1t in cage,
and it seemed happy and cOntented,
and proved to be one OF the finest
singers Of its species, filling the house
with its varied and melOdiOus strains,
until after some four months Of cap
tivity IL was taken sick and died
much to the sorrow and regret Of lts
mistress. A short time after it, de-
cease the same lady was sitting in heI
room, when another beautiful bird Ol
the same family came in and took its
position near her, apparently inviting
her to capture it, which she did with
out difficulty. She placed it 10 the
same cage, and it seemed a. content
ed as the other had done, as II 1t knew
and coveted life with 80 gentle 4
mistress.