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, 1876-05-24
ORTIZ.

THE VENEZUELAN COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 23.--Godlore s.
Orth, Ut lndiana, United states Minister to
Austria testified today befors tho Sub Com
.nittce OF the Committee OIL Foreign Affairs, In
relation TO the awards made by the Venezuelan
Mixed Commission. HIS name had been mcn-
toned In tho Testimony previously given BY Seth
briggs, Of New York, Us having acted as attnr-
ney 70 procure from the State Department pay
mcnt OF the per cent disbursement on ]asgc
number Of thousand dollar certificates withheld
from briggs by tbs American Commissioner
TaimAdge.
orth In Ills testimauy explained fully his con-
nection with tho matter. Ills first knowledge
Of the Venezuelan claims occurred when tho
Venezuelan Government In 1870 anil 1871 pro-
tested against thor validity. alleging fraud In the
Commission The Committee 6A Foreign Affairs,
Of which orth was then member, investigated tho
charges, aud unanimously reported In favor Of
THE VALIDITY or THE 4wAAnA
Afterwards, when orth was not n member Of Con.
grass. and when hu had no idea Of again being In
stSe ana Gen. fssnadse sasi.t t .se@ II
ecty!ng their percentage paid by, the Venezuelan
Government under protsst On these awards, aud
which Was then In she :;tato Department., and rub
beqnent1y In procuring the rnssage Of tie law by
Congrcss confirming tho % sws'd. }ls acted and W. VI
Fervices wo,a rendered. wb!io ho was not 4 mem.
her OF Congress and telmn9ted before be TOOK his
SGat In Ito subsequent Cougfe.s.
ThAt ended hlB professional connection With Tho
matter, hat In July, 1874, he then being !usnber
of Congress elect, ho bad, On boha!t of THlmAdgo,
coRAEsPoapED WITH THE hTATH DEPARTMENT
On shs subject Of the paynent of lns.aIlmen.s On
certificates hcld by Tallnatge. This. however, he
bud not done In hls professions! Character lis
identified correspondence, copy Of which xaa In
| the hands ut tho Committees Tic name Of Tai
naags does not upprar ll 1t ths Icrson for whom
10 was acting, hut the name Of Thuiana 1,rown
does. The explanation H., Tasmadye must have
Wsittrn him brown wrx holder Of thcxe certificates.
| hf. Springer, who examined nth, Aftor calling
nls attention to tho tact thnt hulwrtl WEB United
STATES Minister TO Venezuela only fen months,
and that Falmatlgo was tho American ComInis-
a!onur who passed upou tho claim. aaked him /! It
| did not OCCUR 70 him when offered this employment
| ~ attorney that
| IT WAS VERY sThAE0H
that Btllwell and Ta!mAdge should hold euoh
large amounts nf heso cerlacates tho fnsuler hAy-
Ing uofe than $40. 600 Vt them, aud tho latter
still larger sum; and whether II did not therefore
hceIn to hn that II hs mentioned the uama Of Tai
mAdgs to The Suits Department - owner of thuse
certificates suspicion wunld Lave bc4u awakened
| and paylneut prevented
III. b1h replied no; for Tbs State Department
hhl paid 70 1aluladgc IN 1871 nn lnstanent % liz
othes certificates which hs held
, 1876-05-24
CRIME.
PROBABLE HOMICIDE.
special Nspdfch to Ine Tribune.

Peoria, H., May 23.-DuHng an alteration
early this morning between couple Of roughs
named respectively John Gilmore and Dan Cave
naugh, the latter drew q dirk-in!fc and stabbed
the former about 1re times in the breast and Ah-
domen, int!ctins deep and terrible injuries: Both
The habit OF quarreng whenever they met. The
row took place At Gilmote's hunse on Gay street,
attentive,. much agatnst the viahcs OF Gilmore.
carenauEh claims that Gilmore. hit him oxrr the
head with hatchet, and provoked the stahbing,
hard cases no crcdeLce il attached 10 uny stAtr.
p1euts they make. Gilmore Is slowly dying. and
Eavsn2uKh II lying In The County Jail.
, 1876-05-24
TILE CABINET.


WAsnrsaroS, D. c., May 2a-At tho Cab
tuct session to-day thu reply Of Secretary Fish
to tho Derby note WIS rcad. It thoroughly rc-
itcratcs the position already taken by thls Coy
ernment upon the subject Of The Winslow c1-
tradition, and met tue unanimous approval Of
tho Cabinet.
TIE WHISKY THIEVES.
Secretary Bristow presented telegram 3D.
dressed to the Commissioner Of Internal Rcv-
cnuc from Supervisor Meyer, ut S..
Louis, rcdttng tho difficulties ho met In
executing tho Revenue laws and nrrcstIng
its o0cndcrn In Cnpo G!rardeau County, Missouri,
md aak!ng for military force to assist In doing
so The matter was referred 10 the Secretary OF
War, who vii! iustruct the proper military AL
hor!ty At 81. Louis 10 give the necessary uId. Ono
company Of infantry Will be detailed for this
EeFylcp.
Tho sickness OF j. Donald Cameron was men
Timed AZ d Circumstance which would prevent bis
immediate assumption Ut the duties Of Secretary Of
in charge Of that Department for few lnye. II il
thought that Cameron will bo hero and take tho
oath of otlco curly ne1t week. Until then tho un.
derstandins 10 that tho formu' scccpsancca of tho
newiy-nppolntcd Cabinet ollicera will b. Delayed
TllB HACK HILLS.
Tic Cabinet considered to solno extent the stua-
tIon of R1!ars In thu Black Hills country. AHsur
ancea have been given that AZ. influential baud Of
Sioux afo willing tu Ec!ntlulsh tlle!r domain thorc
mud roye 10 reservations tn this Indian Territory.
All correspondence IN that particular was referred
structons 10 tho agrnts of the Interior Department
regarding tho proper negotiations In that direction
Bh0uld tiis pnrtson OF thc houx Nation positively
sf Sann To- ssde n 5 lds Te
abln part Of tia hpsttlo 1ndlnn race may bo
dumlclltd in that Territory.
, 1876-05-24

DAI11aoux, Ma, May 23.-In the Methodist
nenoral Conference, to-day. the suport from the
CommIttco On Epiacopacy wns Submitted. It
recommends that ona of tho General 6upertntend-
cuts, II, In tho opinion Of the bishops, II be
deemed practicable. should vis!t Africa onee dur.
lux tho ne1t four ycarn, to extend the mission.
Holds u thAt country. It Is also suggested that
during the next quad{cnnMl two visits should 10
tunde " Europe; blso 70 India, China, and JHpan.
Tbs report, a}tst long debato, was adopted.
odisl Ep!acHpAi Church Woro introduced and I'd.
dEeyscs wcre ntdn by each, and tho uAuAl tcsnln-
tons wore adopted
4 fraternal delegate from tho Congregational
Church was Introduced and Addressed &Gs Confer.
cpcu.
Ths rupost Of tho f1aternal messengers from tho
, 1876-05-24
JACKSONVILLE, Ill.
EntrfrI Eftnutrk IN ynn TrfhHna

Special Dttpateh to 7ns Tribune
JAcKaoKv1LLE, ILL.,, May 20. Tho weather ho,,
Is most propltious for the meeting Of the stats
Sabbath. .school ton-cloar, cuo1, md com.
Portable. The cita Ia already full u ovcraownv,
aud Il is difficult task 10 lnl quarters for all t1n
delegates. liotu1s and boarding housca aro ful, Of
delegates, and pslvata residences nro vrry
generally being thrown opan md ITO
and haap!tahe entertainment extended. II il
safe 10 cattmato tho number Of strangers In
attendance on the Convention at /, 900, mud every
trnln brings hurdtcds moro. Including the pcoplo
OF tho RnrrounltrR country vho como In their own
convcyRnces md OIL tho cars to rcthtn again 1t
night, not loss than g. 600, and pcraps twice thit
nu1nhcf, aFe expected In the city Tomorrow. Al.
though this WINS organization. .day, tito Convention
got carly and handsomely down to work.
It mot Mt 10 O'Clock in tho opcr.-
IIouac, and was called 10 order BY
Prof. Il. H..Grnlth President Of the last co,,yen,
tic atioaai saaaay. .sshool Tsae6er jed IN lrsy.
er Another hymn vas sung, md tic Rey. Mr.
tons, President tirnihs then Welcomed tI,e dcie
gates In an earnest and touching address, and in
ove i Eoo te to wara ao e sSn o
A Committee on Permanent Organization win
adopted, aud reported ~ follows:
f. FIJI Fiss.pt,asaaEfl Nio' lon. John v. Far.
Second Vles-P Pres'd<nt-c. s. congor, Of White
County.
IhiTd T1es.F Fsesid<nt-H. g. Hcovcs, Of Tloom.
fngt0n.
Springfield,
Staie Stcrefary-W, II. pogue, Of Jcrscyvlllc.
Ssatbttc0t StcTetary-E. layson Porter, Of Cht.
cago.
The report wns adopted.
President Moady Ind arrived ftom lSanHas City
On the q o'clock morning train, md. with Mi.
for Dcnf MMtes ns tho guests Of DR.. lll1ett; and
therefore, not being present. the First Isutt.
dent, Mr. Farwcll, took tho chn!r, and prcaidct
during the re1nnlndcr Of the forenoon.
, 1876-05-24

WAsu1NaToN, u. c., May Ea-O. P. Hunting
ton, Vlcc-prrsident OF tho Ccntrn PacIdc Rail-
road Company, has written letter u this
Chairman of tho House COMMITTEES On the
judiciary, III which be says the Company Eoco9-
nized AZ fully ~ tho Comlnltteo tho dee4rahllity,
both 10 tho Government aud tho Company, u
an equitable aud Anal settlement of Ill matters
ind questions Of whatever kind between
them, and this, ha thinks, can be effected
by On anlcahlo arbitration. with good
, 1876-05-24
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NV Yonk, May 2a.-Arrtvea. Rteatnshlps The
Queen and Abysstnia. from Liverpool, and Bo.
hyia. from Glasgow.
LoNpos, May ya3-atehmthips Donsn and Cana.
Ia, from Nav York, hAru arrived out.
.PatApELrl1A, r., May 25.-AEEiyed. steam.
QrEEssEown, Nay y23--3tcamshtp Egypt, from
New York, h.s arrived,
Mov1LLa, May 9l-Hteamer California. from
New York, has arrived
, 1876-05-24
Tho Cost of . Journey Up tfe Nile.
IA Rev. ~. Atasy O. Hrter Ia Ness York Es<nfs

IA Rev. ~. NfAsY @ Fbrter In Ness York Es<Hfng
Asl
In engaging eIthss dfagoman or = dahaheeh the
4nast!on 0f expense ID ono which must concern
tnany pels0us who In search Of healtA Or EcsS.
1t Il undoubtedly true that tha charges are need
lea4ly high, and that ahundaut eonl!oIt could DO
!stpfed It i much ltsx expense than IL usuaL Al
L. y! party OF si1 can secure fair boat for
II, 575 foE period ut three months and drago.
nAn sos s25 = day, for ths party: ThlA would
make the eost Of winter on tho Nile 81. GIG for
etk persons. Or about Sd25 spiece. o. COURSE,
- bactaheesh, o1 spent III purchasing AancAes.er-
Ade hza ens supposed . ha.s bseo d4g as Tashss
.ludes board And lodging nSht, fuel, and wa.h-
tnI. toSethe, With ~ ta1sl!ux eipens1s on land Or
esstsf fof tts Whols period. And even th ia ex.
fsas could understand thit las ordinary tsareles
&o4s not nsea or deslfs to b lupExLrd upon such
pARS Itlc hostA.
, 1876-05-24
FRANCE.

PAHis, May 23.--The Radicals In the Chamber
Of Deputies will shortly Introduce motion for tho
prosecution Of tia aecompl[ces in tho coup d'stas
OF 1851.
IL Pays, commenting on Prince Napolcon's ac.
coptanco Of tho nepubl!c, rumarks: 'Thero IL
merely ono Cosnmutltat mora Prince Napoleon
will 1T In the Chamber d!sdained by both Nupub.
1icaus aud IDpcrlallsta. :"
, 1876-05-24


QUINCY. ILL.,, May a3.-Thc thirty third annual
meeting Of tho General Association Of tho CoAgrc-
g1tlonal Churches Of Illinois met At Quincy this
evening in tho Union Church. under tho pastoral
caro- Of the Itov. Edward anderson. Tho edilce ID
ono OF unusual size, convenience, and taste,
The opening exercises consisted Of singing by tho
choir, aud prayer and reading Of Scripture ly tho
Rev. Mr. Stevens, OF Peoria.
THE sermon VIVA preached by the Rev. Henry
Mills, OF Canton, from Second Corinthians Ii and
10: ''For we arc unto God sweet savior Of Christ
In them that aro saved and In them that PERISH 10
the ono tho savior Of death unto death, and
10 tho other tho savior Of life into life, and who
IL sufficient for these things1' There IL double
acttuu In muny things, action to lie and action to
death. It was 30 In tho preaching Of tho Gospel
Touching cannot then be discsedited because evil
effects 1nay sometfmcs follow, may certainly be
anticipated There IL needed iviuc art In preach
Ing as to DO wlso as suFpcnts yet
harmless % doves:. 50 a. not to
not si Inc ssnns ev TssSn sSrs
cannot DO tested BY tts conscqncnccs The
preacher speak, tS many OF y
wthees oasad!ne prejad!es:f Silence is often in. in.
sssI ss,I E iesess sa 5 Ii i i 'rs s 12 as u Il ii.
4. Ggs,tion pxa,I sis; sao i
not deny all uso Of alcohol woald b. no Bible
Hut va muat not IL for uol and make the Bible
IL ~ hasaa Ss sha. i Viii Thp sa5Sa
auest!.oan y .,... YET gfaver question: Affect
nj nas s .pse xsf' VIII. S tho wga siSp e moai
b b. .i9Sa, s Sy syy. t.y set est M wJn1 n3 IT, 1sst I'D ed
from shs Gospel WHO vcnsnrea to QUESTION sons nt
lie arguments used !n lta support, and yee inul
uscs language oontcndjng for liberty In this ro-
meet. md tGEIrF q btdku11fr h8Sih. Nov
Ioeauss We fsss unpleasant. eonseqoenees frem
persuaded In our own mind, u4 Paul said, BY other
than = statutory basis f9r ho Lordt pa{: We ,nay
s nw Way of nt1 I hs ea
love, which gtres now dignity 70 Lilo tsolf. aud
5ct many chFtstians do no: see this and want to
.taad inysstigyntion; What , wS want L. Tsal Hihe
Ssd''vaS SeS ae6's Ssssuss: Men r. Wi ss; II Z:
aspects Of lttha .aeeeas of u uospoi i Tho Iass
sswe - n M .netdrn s,i's :. 5., And t sus
@ d. tapss Ss ~ y as s oa e
Of ofiuserptctaton havu been Uttered Of thls lan.
guaEs, moro oF lAs4 orthodox hctnr0dnx-rnt-
yersalhtte nnnihl!ation of tho wickot tho conyer-
.ion Of the ilnmsn.e majority, ete. Wo must take
tho who!a dttt Of Scripture. and IN sonss way hold
psl Gh,'t shall sec OF the travail Of hss soul and to
nd .sas rs rsass g sI'?ss s?ss Il Al @ ss
Iig preached tho terrvr ot tt,e Lord fully,
but h. s'o pr presented td God q Ps
n Ii. pissaeneo s pressrssA propestpa y
producing Al thu Truth i,s souud n Tho nlb!e, 4
.sef si liz o1set srsth % On ii poiaa oily :ach
spirit can properly psescns tie Gospel In this age
n huvp1 fhu &ae1 8Ns
, 1876-05-24
A NICE POINT.


bTn1HoY1ELp, Mans, May 13.-Thcrr was c.eu
OF nice discrimination In the Standardization OF
Justice in this city to-day. Mrs. J. D. King. who
pleaded gulty On four Indictments for larceny,
allowed to 90 scot frer. Whtlo her husband, who
merely received the stoen goods, was sentenced to
len yeatu in the State Prison. The Court nacer.
tained that King wss professional thief who used
&4s young wis u 1 tool
, 1876-05-24

General Conference Of 172 10 the B,ltioh and 1,sh
Conferences, IN 1H74. wha rrAt F'
On fccond ballot, Cincinnati WAS Aelcetcl ~ thu
place for hot ding the ncxt conference. '
Tha report OF tho Committee on ltipetacy In e-,,
oi tha Rev T. G. WflaUn, rrrHt,llng Elder in thn
Witconsn Conference, was taken M. This cayc In. H.
report conclntlca with resolution TINT tho setj"n
Of Tho Wlscons!n Annual Ct,nfcronce, conyjcttnn
Wilron of mn1h1mhstral!on, tsc, and Ia hereby ro.
vcFscd "
An earnest lehatc cnsued on tlln adoption Of In.
report. Without coming 10 votc, tho Conferonos
adjourned. N1
, 1876-05-24

nnttcd creditors thhtit Ia impossible 10 hakc fur.
ls proper n Md that the gencth aspect, 80 Iar "a
tho saluo Of ecal anil rerronnl property hn stacks
and bonds Of tho cssate ato concerned, eccMa 10 be
improving.
, 1876-05-24
Perjury Laid at tho Door Of Another New
Orleans Witness.
Facts Elected in the Ortiz
Venezuelan Investi-
cation.
Reported Offer of the Sioux to
Abandon the Black Hills.
Tie Depth Of Corruption Reached by
the Distributing Thieves.
TIE CABINET CHANGES

w,sr4.nrnw n n Mov % RI, foc+ hoo
,,cen asrcetaInsd toiav ~ that the anuointr rs mt
meut Of Don Cameron to tho Cabinet
w,s ,,rt,,nned unon nc.rrv two wecks
ago, though at tho time II was not
the intention to announce the change until
about the 1st Of June. Tho only thing that
could have been unexpected to Cameron In tho
matter was It's announcement earlier than was
~ h1st aeeloeu on' LUG caauso III p"n ~ at.
trlbutcd to tho consultation on Sunday OF
Conkling, Cameron, and some others, aud tic
nounccd action on tho part OF the
70 give ssrsngtn 1ust AT sa's l"he'ass
to tho Conkling movement. There arp
of T ,nrnnr tho pcnnsr'vani, dr,crat,an ~ cinc1n.
,,at n,"r !, onknp % r,1i mect s.th o,rn res,..-
anco Of quite number Of delegates, and the
prophecy by some OF Mr. 1lntne's friends IA that II
viii II nrs.,ea cnuso rnnt,,tc of the t,cIcration.
OPINIONS or Ti1R NE" 1o1sK PRESS,
New YoRx. May ea.-rhe Times editorial on
tic Cabinet changes epeakr favorable o, Mcerrs
Cameron, oi Pennsylvania, he is gentlemen who
ppllsI;; il tSat sapasty III. il @ay hsse '. di.: A.:
plnycd enough executive talent 70 mark him
9at @ shnat - desinlo rsfs9. Pc IT, T. ST IN
HiG Lapihe1 as seGlcta!y o1 Wat fenfsyiVahlh
pgl.t,cs Ga haIdly be snd 70 furnish very eloyat-
Cd school ios - stmnstfatye In abiiity' bpt Cameron
assumed thst ~ nennsylysnia dslsgatioa W to
be used o. Cincinnati chiefly TOT ne rurro:e Of ~
Snf1nE GAmeTon sent tn the cabinet OF tis next
beSu vtstnaliy attained = wti4ont waiting for new
a y" - ne,,a asd xey III, ire Tue 9n
modaed. An astute gsntle'9an a. who % VII manpu.
ns ~ s soee ~ ~ ILL. & e'e T. . W. ~ r. 4e a.
n1tca Ia9 naa IN ms y vos II
faYora" AoN4S'% '''o fsAn'' ''aA'A '''o !" A'@
'A'''' TIE HERALD.
ne Asru1a nys:, inc Ffes,deht mas done a.
!hst Mhat tns nsratu sitongiy ADVISED i1m "a ao
nSaElJ IVY nentns aEo a1i't tHe cHeCt u eieclne.
me hpposntments MADE yesterday aFe not only tho
Seh h.s ret IN H.
toe much webbing IN tho party: The Presidents
*. RnnnS;n,m sro neaaa1aalh,ess ahs
ge ppo9n.e"t 11Gugh msdS eli on u
saeees. .ss Of conkllngs canvass % r. Takigg them in
II +r wv kn9Mn thaI t4is gentleman aaa
~ IT,. 1afoaed hens s sGnknne NOMINATION. " now
MTaf., T. WIG WIS snpptanteal ! l.ss yeaE In OHIO by
~ ~ ~ saf noPes e. is
IN M hands of an ana sha s' 1awper bo .. eli nso,s
. tne ftesuent eaotee. "nien f!etfepont ala nott
a, IuI ny @ nost sgnnean' 81 .hesc aploan.menn II
thst q his shsewi sad snd sssaeiou. isthsr VIII pe
AA!selJ G1e!!ta n lasos 9l she seM loFk senator.
fuy"cash1 ae!esates OF me gISAt STATE oi fenhayi
SohA1ng e..1. @ % % 'ose o' Mem ASM me f!esluens
sah eon,9i r. re-. Msary al e sqats51 , dsegate
anu asr LIs MY pasot OF tNo ihcJ VII 81 fetE N
body for conkllnE The foseknoWledGe that this
70 70 % tne care WI! netp h,tn 10 4hs week ana
1hs1!e MN majority On the Ia1ta Or iooftn pa!'
loI
THE TRIBUNE
Ihe 1Ftosns says; "nsnnt has lnado 10 many
, 1876-05-24

6ptcdl NspateA u 744 7rtbtnA
0rrAwA, ILL.,, Nay @1-Thieves entered the
Gsidence Of Mrs. g. ". Grggn. last evening. and
hlIeved her Of tch or $50 In silver, q check on
eank for $75, and general articles Of clothing.
levaEA pcxDon8 have been nt1ested on suspicion.
, 1876-05-24
Proceedings In the Methodist Gen
GrNl Conference Mt lsnltl-
more.
Mr. Moody Mado President Of the Illinois
Sunday School Convention.
Presence at the Convention Of Eminent
Men anil Earnest Workers.
Congregational Convention at Quincy
---Bermon by the Rev.
Henry Mills.
TIE pREsBYTERTANs.

New YonK, 3fny 2J.-1n tho Presbyterian Cen
crai Assembly, yesterday, 1t wns announced tlht
ita Committee would have n meeting with tho Gen.
tcnn!al Commission on Wednesday In regard 10
closing tho Exhibition on Sundays. It Is found
mnract!eablr to have Tho Gcncsal Assembly appear
In body, IA assigned.
Tle report on tho union OF the Church snatcnta-
ton Committee With the board Of Home Missions
cliclted earuest discussion, Which continued
throughout tho afternoon unl evening sessions,
and WIS ended by referring tho report to Com
mttcc to bo appointed To-day. .........
During the nftcrnoon the reports Of tho Dohr1 OF
Church Erection, and of tho Comtntten Of tho
Trustees Of the Assembly Oil relief fnnl for din
Ablcd ministers, and thu wives and orphans Of dc.
ceased ministers, wcrc distributed. Tho former
report showed that tho gross receipts for tho year
GS1e efe6ss tH;r MaEs
to SIN. .677, wh!lo S4;l $50 re,nuins 10 be paid.
To.dny tho Committee on tho Overture from the
r2qaIlea d IN case of Nonan catocs conSostod to
Frotestantatn, reported tho paper back to tho As-
seHlbly for further consideration.
The M1defntor announced tho following a. tho
special committee on thy report of the Eommietcu
un IIomU hiiss!onh aud suH,entntlon: Ministete-
G. Rankin and David J. Walter. Eldcrs.Lon!s
Il. jackson, New York; John a. Atwood. ph!1a-
delpha; ,,l9 aEd T. T. Alexander, Loalsytl!e: -
ncneyolcnec, rad $40, goo had been appropriated
to MD In :he building Of churches. The diaburse-
iiescd thIs was too large = ratio q expenditure.
5S S s 5!o. and tha cost Of dsbnrss%ens sio ooo
than lii per ccntam upon tho lisburAmcntr, the
Committee Recommended that thls work bo per-
formed BY otlicera Of the Aoaao beard who aFr
rho report Of The stasllng Committee on Homo
Missions warmly commended tug work ot tho
ta!ning churches. Join tho .ulisalonarice Of the
lloard In the wurk among children, and that q
, 1876-05-24

ATLANTA, Ga, May 2s.-Yesterday the Grand
5ur1 found true bill against the late State Treas
urer {Jone4) for Illegally Withholding money from
the State 70 the amount Of el1O,o74. Jones WIS
trrest.d and required to giro bond for $40, 900.
Tbs bond u not yet giren. -.
, 1876-05-24
IAHOR STRIKES

PouoHHExrs1n, N. Y. May "a. 3.-Tho aupern-
tsndcnt Ut The print .hilis ~ Wapp!ngcr Falls
states that ths xtrikers demand viii not bs accedcd
", nos viii tho work b. stopped.
, 1876-05-24
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.

CINCINNATI, May 23.-Thp closing cxorcecs IN
honor Of Archbishop Purccll'A 10th anniversary
occurred to-day. In tho afternoon over hundred
members Of the ,prtcstlood rartook Of banquet a.
hall was we'll filled Ivy attendants at tho couccri
given BY large Hclected chorus and orchestra.
, 1876-05-24

TIE MISSISSIPPI MUSS,
NEW OnL1Axs, May 2l-Ths Feoyunt saya:
''Theee were twenty -nlne uektpes killed IN WI]k.
htUn County, Mlss,, during tho recent disturbance
heee.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-03

THE funeral of the late Mrs. Rari-
don, on Wednesday afternoon, was
largely attended, many coming from
the other side OF the Basin to witness
and take part in the solemn rites.
The procession from the Church to the
graveyard was composed of fifteen We
hicles, large number of citizens on
horses, and still greater number On
foot. Six citizens, wearing white
scarfs, accompanied the hearse, three
on each side. The Catholic burial
service, conducted by Father Archam-
bault, was most impressive. The ser
vices at the Church were also deeply
solemn, and listened TO by a large con-
course Of people
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70 the Working Class.---We are
now prepared to furnish all classesswith
constant employment at home, the whole
of the time, or for their spare moments.
Business new, light and profitable Per-
sons of either sex easily earn from 80 cents
to So per evening" and a proportional sum
by devoting their whole time to the BUSH
ness Boys and girls earn nearly as much
as men, That all who sec this notice may
send their address, and test the business
we make this unparalleled offer: To such
as are not we'll satisfied we will send one
dollar to pay for the trouble of writing.
Full particulars, samples worth several
dollars to commence work en-, and copy
Of Home and Fireside, one of the largest
and best Illustrated Publications, all sent
free by mail. Reader, If you want perma-l
nenf profitable work, address. GEORGE
SrINsoN. 81 Co., Portland. Maine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-03

New PAPER.-We have received the
first number of The Teller, a small
weekly newspaper, published at Lew.
iston, North Idaho, by 4. Leland &
son 1t cschews politics and is to de.
vote its energies entirely to tho devel.
opment of the rich agricultural and
mineral resources of that most favored
portion of the Territory. Leland is an
old newspaper man and a forcible wri-
ter. and will no doubt make it sue
cess.
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Mr. WM ABBOTT reached this place
from Atlanta last Monday evening.
and started OH his return Wednesday
morning. He reported snow on the
summit to be ten inches deep. There
is at present at Atlanta not more than
sufficient quantity of provisions to
supply the families during the coming
winter, and freight from Rocky Bar to
that place is three cents per pound.
One hundred thousand pounds of SUP
plies are yet to go in there, or ought
to go in, to give an abundance to all
until IleXt season.