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, 1876-02-04
Over One Thousand Candidates for the
French Chamber Of DEL
egates.
German Catholics Jubi1ant over
the Release Of Lcdo-
chOWSiki.
The London "Times' On Mr. Fish's
Note in Connection with tho
Monroe Doctrine,
TURKEY.
TIE BERv1AN CHAMBERS.
AIDE Fob, 9..-Thh Hkuptrltnh c1nAed ita


THE BERv1AN CHAMBERS.
DEIHnAnE, Fob. 9.--The skuptph!nA cloaed its
slttings to-day.
sEny1A AnM1No.
V1EKNA, Fob. 3.-priuco Wreie, Gonsul. Com
Graf and Diptoms.io Agent Of Austria At Del
grade. has arrived hero. Io snyB tho situation
In Borvfa Ia monAotng. The wArllko psopensluas
Of the people are no longer restrasuable.
An AUsTn1AN BQuADnoN
llha loft rofa- It's dostination ia botloved to be
Alek, tis certain. howevor. that Austria will
BY advancing any complaint in regard to the
Turkish nen-of-war which recently nrod upon
the insurgents from Austrian waters.
nEcENr FIGHTING.
LONDON, Fob. As q. ma special from VI
onna saYs there uaa fighting on Wednesday on
tho Crohttan and Bosnian frontier. Tie inaur-
gents fed iuto Austrian territory. Tho Turks
pnrEuod thern, and httackcd the Croatian villAge
Ct Topola, At lass accounts fighting continued.
Tho Austrian nuthorities ilave s1rosted aud dis
armed sho insusgant leader, unbmnyat, and
forty Of hts men.
CONCESSIONS orrEaEp TO MONTENEGRO.
RaousA, Feb. alt IL said that Ali pasha has
offered 10 code to tho Prince OF Montenegro tho
O!atricts OF aateEi1a, Zubzl and HaRaeui In
nerzcgovina, and Albanun. part Of 6pitza, II
Monsoncrgias Withdraw MD from tho inR1rgonta
and military oparations arc suspended.
THK PROPOSED REFORMS.
LONDON, Fob. &c q. m.-Au Qdessx telegram
says sho Porto will gtvo q favorable anBwor 70 tho
Austrian nose, and publish now firmau, making
reforms applicable to Bosnia and uorzegoyine.
The 1uashn To!cgrnphto Agency hhs report
that tho Grand Vizter intends to 20 to ftust~
chuk, and personally preside ovor tho carrying
cut Of tho refor,us.
A correspondent Of tho Times lat RAguaa too-
graphs tho following: II am enabled TO state
On excellent authority that tho report that
tho Prince Of Montonegto has agreed to recall
Lila subjects from Herzegovina in consideration
Of the coseion Of territory 10 m entire fabfica-
ton"
The Turkish nr1ny romains inactive noar
zulzc.
from Herzegovina Indicate that the measures
taken by tho Imperial powery to Induce tho In
Hurgaots to caABe hostllitloa Hlll noat probably
PzoYs unsuccessful.
, 1876-02-04

BAx FRAscBco, Fob. 3.-The Pacific Jockey
Club heA meeting today, Tile owners Of
Rutherford, Chance, Golden Cato. Kasio Pease,
Ileyenuo, Jr,, G1instcad, Foster. and uockllock-
lug, nero present, paid entrauce.tnon and ret-
tied al! arrangements for tho T30, ,000-zace. It
will come OF Oh tho cd Inst. good day aud
track failing, thon on tue ne1t good day. The
meeting waa harmonious and satisfactory. Wild
Idle IL On tue tust, aud Spsingbok aud Fannie
Hall viii not 70.
, 1876-02-04

The phftadclphia Times doearea that Ar. D1sino
has "foo!ishly, fatally b!undersd." Perhaps 1t
fs Alexander Mcclure nho has 'foolishly, fatal
II blundesed," Ho has been known to do such
thlpga..
This Detroit Post judges tbat, considering
Cor. Hayes course in the Iato Ohio campaign, 1t
Is ahaurd Of Mr. Sherman to assume that tho
Governor has not committed himaolt on tho cur
reucy question.
The colorod men meet in Nationa, Convention
at Cleveland, April s; the Prohibitionista at
Cleveland, May IT; the oft-Money Doluslonists
ut Indianapolis, May II tho Republicans u Cin-
cinntti, June II.
The Indianapolis Journal. which is Under
stood to bo the organ Of Bonator Morton, splits
itEok o1erY morning In \ vkin attempt to atrad-
die the currency question. It advocates the
letalone policy.
Tho Democratic candidate for Governor OF
New Hampahise. Daniel Marcy, was Southern
sympathizer during the War. 1Ie objected to
displaying tho flaR At hnlf-mast At tho time Of
Mr. Liucoiu'B dsath. lla Is known to bs q
demagogue.
Augu&tus sche]i, Chairman Of tho National
Democratic Executive Committee, has become
dissatisfied with the Congressional Committee AZ
arranged BY 1lr. Lamar; snd 10 has accordingly
resolved To take the management Of tue cAm-
ps!an into luis own hands.
There ara oloven candidates for the scat Of
tho latc Congressman Btarkweather, Of Conuect-
icut. It will bo great pity II tbs Republicans
Of that district, having 40 many to chooao from.
10 not makoan improvement in tho Cone1ess,on-
81 delegation Of tho 6tato.
Nom and then feeble Republicans mako m
appearance In tho NEWSPAPERS ~ infintiontsss.
in ,rt,J
, 1876-02-04

WAsnrsaros, D. G., feb. I'll =. m.-For tho
Boutl. Atlantic and Middle stasea falling
barometer, risiug temperature, and eaates!J to
sousherlY winds will prevail, with rain aouth
and snow north Of Virginia, followed by uorth
to west winds, tiBing barometer, cold aud cloar-
Ing weather.
For tho Cult stAtcs Tennessso Ohto Valley,
and Lake rsgsoa rising sud high barometer.
north to weat wlnds colder, aud clearing or clear
weather.
LOCAL OlAEnyATIOJ8.
, 1876-02-04
ANOTHER TaIaL ron a MURDERER.

6rn1SovtELp Ill.,, Fob. 3.-0ther opiaiona
wero also filed. The ouly important ono Ia tho
case Of White ct Al. Va. Tie pooplo. reversed aud
romaudod. Iu this c2so, John Whito and Will
lam Cozzons wero convicted in the Champagne
Circuit Court Of tho murdor OF William Har-
risou. Hasr!son A. Young, q lad. was dccoysd
into the woods bunting. mud murdered for his
f1,o gun. 'rho plaintiffs in crror wero convict
ed. and took the care 70 tbs Huprenlo Court On
3 writ Of prfnr- The case Ia rovnrsod md To-
Handed for u Low trial.
, 1876-02-04
BUSINESS h0IlCES.

happy to gtYe th1r testimony n favor Of tho ae
"Wilhost Iuzs Cod Llsez ot and Line.' k1psstaaeA
has pfoFAl 1t 10 bs valuable ssnsdy Tor taasalnF"
lion, Aashnas, niphsnes4a. and ~ dissA4ss ot "a
Thsost Ant L1uss. Manufactured only BY D. HM~
n0A Qhaaia laAt&u. Bold ~ tFutSas3 ssoASsA3s
, 1876-02-04
ROM e.,

RoAE Feb. G.-It il assortes4 IL. cardinal
Manning will come to Rome in o4der to defeud
befora tho BAoIad Congregations seLeme which
haa bssn submitted to him, aud on Which he has
been su11E I'd Tor two years, for the union OF Z
portion OF The English Hitu2llatlo elsssy With
u hetnAa U&thol4d uhnfsh. Ths Pops u b.
, 1876-02-04

BlooAlsHrox, ILL.,, Feb. 3.-DoputY- -Shsrln
Duah, Of indianapolis, to-day arrested Jamas Is
Crose, Of bloomington. ILL.,, formerly Of James
towp, Ind, on charge OF forging uota on =
cltizcn Of the Inter State Tho warrant WAS ls-
sued in Indianapolis, to which place he wAs
taken
, 1876-02-04

Spstfaf Hisrdtth to Tds chleado Tribune.
DEB MolsEa a., Feb. 3.-neporss aro received
hoEo that sir. Bingham, ono Of tho eldest aud
wea1thicst farmers in Guthrie County, who TO-
sidea nesr Panora. has been arrested
On suspicion Of committing murder
two ycara ago. Ho went to his farm
at that timo 20 begin Improving,
to receive. ue Que day sent messenger to
convey latter to hor. and was nover seen After
wsrd. "A few davs ago, tho bones OF = man were
found IN tho cellsr .! tho house then occupied
BY bingham, he lnying sinco removed an in-
va6tigation Is being had.
, 1876-02-04

li6ved to bo In favor OF Tho scheme. but tho gA-
etcd Congregations arc opposed 10 1t.
btEp.
Gfno CApponf, tho Italian author and xtAtes-
man, Ii dcAd.
, 1876-02-04

.sretfdl Dtspateh 10 Tht Ch,edan Tribunt.
DAVENPORT. H., Fob. 3.-The trial Of John
Norman for tho murder Of man nAmod James
Russell. at LoC!airc, last summer. WAS concluded
last evening, tho Jury returning verdict Of
"Sot guilty" Herman killed Russell during al
alteration. md tha Jury thought the deed NAa
done in Roif-defcnAo
, 1876-02-04

MEMPHIS, Tcnn.. Feb. IA man nkued
I1cnry las heeu arrcstod, charged NTH shooting
Hiram UarkerodA, Al reported lass night, and
committed to jail ut Marion, Ark. It ~ probable
that Igstkc!rods will recovar. His oyesseer,
named Hla,zo, was also slightly wounded BY The
would. .bt Assassin,
, 1876-02-04

stseiat pl,pateA to Tts Chicago Triouns.
GnAxp HAyxx, Mich, Feb. 8.-rle leading
topic Of conversation hero to-day has been tue
remarkable case OF alleged bIgamy which has
lust been developed hero after ooncaalmout Of
thseo years. The parties are welt connectea,-
Tie husband with ieAdtuR lumber manufacturers
here, and tho ~ite baiog tho adopted daughter
OF sir. Crawford, Of Crawford 4 Chamberlain,
formerly we'll known "a Owners
OF tho Northern Transportation Com.
pany'a line OF steamers, rtlhning
from Chlcsgo to ORdeuaburK. Tue ftcty eau
tous!y atasau, are As follows Willard 4. Trot-
ter Was married Doc. 81. 1879, At GTeouville,
Mich. to Aiss Mary D. Crawford, Of Chicago,
then on ysit to her brother, reading as ureou-
vii!o. ChRr!ea u. NoshaF, oS Chicago. bsd been
1t areenv1le during the month Of Decotnbes.
aud Noahos and lrattet wero regarded ~ rivals.
TFottss's fnsuds now aLeEs that Miss Csaw-
ford wls sooteily married. to Moaher,
In Chicago, Jnns ., 1874, anl tia
mst.ss ksps ssrset u GrssnvtIls, When Mo&hsr
hsAsd shAA ha xle WA uAHlsd to Itostsr, hs
, 1876-02-04
MURDERED DY A NEGRO.

&Ntfa2 Uujtl.cH n FRA Lhltl1V TfltWHf.
KANSAS CtTr, No., Feb. ga horrible murder
was committed in Eorborne, Carroll County,
Missouri, last night. 4 young man named Will
iau,n Ind all alteration viii, uoJro when tho
negro picked up shovel and strucE Williams
over tho head, cutting opon bis skull and killing
him instantly. Not vet satisfied with his devil
tsh work. tho black tend took an " and nearly
severed tho heal ftom tho hoL]v. A large body
Caught he will be- strung up to the nearest treo.
, 1876-02-04
AN UNNATURAL FATHER.

DEs MONIES. a., Feb. 3.-Abont a year ago
wealthy farmer named Bingham. III Guthria
County. occupied ehansy, in secluded place,
With his daughter. for few mouths, aud re-
moved back 10 lis farln. NinerB took poBsca-
Bion OF tho alsAnty few dnrs ago, and uudor tho
floor found the decomposad reuaius Of an tn
fant child. Bingham seas arrested, aud ssys It
Was m ileeitmate child Of ls daughter, which
dIed two tours after its BIRTH. and they went
theru to hide her Hdatuo. Considerable excite
mGuk exists,
, 1876-02-04
GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
DIPLOMATIC.
LONDON. Feb. 3.-F. Il. Pluntoit. NOR Sccro-
tAry Of the DEis!ah Legation 1t Yeddo, Japan,
has beon appointed Secretary 1t Warrington,
U.B.A.
II IL sasa that the Princess Beatrice Is betrothod
10 Prince 1.ouia Of Wsles, In India. aud thai Par
lament nil h askod for hcs dowty.
THE MFLEHxH.
Tho report that tho National Rife Association
will shortly hold another meeting to reconsider
Its acceptance Of tho American ohallcnEo, ho-
cause Of tue effort of tho Americans to Induce
other teams, from Bcotiand And ireland, to 20
oset and compete, ia pronounced untrue.
FAfHEh TOM DukKE.
Father Tom burke, Tho well-hnown Dominican
FAlhoF and oratot. fs improved In hls health.
which waa seriously impaired.
ELECTION.
Stanley Leighton has boon elected to PArlia-
mont IN place of 0rrnaby Care VITO has beeu
created Poor.
TIE cAMnn1DoE CREW.
This Cambridge Univosaty Boat Club to-day
decided 10 decline the chAItongs of tho Rowing
Association ofAmerlcau Colleges. Confederation
Of the invitation from PhilAdolphia to tako part
in the Centennial regatta was postponed until
effort will bo m2do to got six oafernhn to visit
tho United Bsatss, but on their OVID fesponat-
bilsy, not as representatives OF tho University.
4 RAILROAD coHrAHY CENaoHED.
The Inquest on the railway collision ucAr
Huntingdon has resulted In the return Of D
verdict BY tho jury, who add that they consider
tho practice Of the Great Western hallway
Dlfsctors in conducting their passenger And
mineral traffic over tho snmo line highly repre-
huuslhle.
TIE QUEEN.
Dtspdtch 10 Botton GTobe.
LONDON, Jan. 91.-Londou society IL animated
H.. kt.Akt 1..n f.. tat {.x$k
matod her intention Of emerging from hor long
retirement brilliant London season Is prom
taed. Her Msjosty vii! personally attend putner-
GUS court receptions, and will also give hq1 preH-
ence To public entertainments.
kLnkANr
, 1876-02-04

Br, Louis, Feb. 9.--rhe sts1n-Hhesa steamer
John II. Ctambers had her uppsE-wosts bufuad
pH last evening, whis lying 1t ths loHAs 1syse
the damage u tbout Sl9, ,oo0 Insured ID Olaoln.
nAA Qt1o$2 for 90, a00.
, 1876-02-04

CANDIDATES FOR THE cHAAnEH or pErCT1Es.
fAn1a, Fab. 3.-Twalvo hundsod candidates
Tor the Chamber of Deputies arc already In the
fold, and quo moro arc expected.
, 1876-02-04
INDIA.


TIE UuQhFESUA Al5sloH.
LONDON. Feb. 40. MA dispatch from Cal.
cuttn to tho Times states that 800 troopa will 80
to tho Yunran froutlcr to cscort the Grosfenor
Mission through Uurnah to British territory.
, 1876-02-04

M1NNEApoL1s, Minn.. Feb. 3.-Frank johnson.
the second aud principal party to tho recent
murder in this city, Haa captured near GraaH
Lake today. after \ chass OF Is n,IcB by =
Deputy 8heriH. 0ne Of his feet was fEozon
whilo akulkIng about. He admits thst he cut
WelIsou's throat, aud, as ho then "l,ollerod" !"
afterwards. hacked ~ him Until ho stopped. Ho
sAYs he WAS under tho influence Of li0uor, and
that Lnqulat, the other participant, incltcd him
to this decd. urging that he (Wollaon) would kill
him II he did not. Tho fae:a prove, however,
that Wollson had, Bosuo weeks previous, attempt
cd 10 rob but not nu,4er tbs prisoner. Ovor 400
people congreghied At tho depot upan tho arriv.
moved m,!s above for fear Of 'ynchins. liz
admits the ct!mo ID full, but sild not know tho
peualsr Of The lsw. Tits evening hc waived
examination and WAS bound owes ~ tile term Of
court next month.
t1aths Assoetasd Frsss.!
MsNsEAroIs. 3t'nn., Fob. 3.-Tho 7,i1Hne's
extra has tue following telegram from Kandiyo-
III: "Afterh persis.ent pursuit Of Johasan,
the murderer Of Wehou, he was caught III tho
woods near KAndiY0hi at midnight last night.
fla had been traced to kandlyohf. and, uuon
lea1ning tAAt tho olt!cetB Horo upon him, he loft
the house OF friend aud took to tho woois,
whore 10 wAs fed for two days by fsicnda in the
vicinity. Detective hoy last evening discovered
AiH ratrc&t. And Johuson TOOK ~ Liz heels. with
fior after him. Il was stItritua bus detsrtutusd
clhHe OF Is miles, When Hoy overlook hin about
miea soutA u kaudiyohj. Tie prisoner cou-
fasseA his guilt and talks freely about tho crime.
, 1876-02-04

&5pEtfdt Os*QuIcH 10 &hf LhbSQ7p lf1oHb<s
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Fob. 3.-Tn1AuSE readers
will remember that, shortly after the Chicago
eonGagrAtion. aud while there was constant
fear Of incondiatism, Nicholas StaAden WAS de-
tscted In acttiug fire to his house aud ssoro and
attempting to blow 1t up. Change Of venue was
taken to Dupase County, vhero 8tasdon was
convicted md sentenced to tho rontentiary.
The case waa taken 10 tbs Supreme Court, aud
the following decision Wis filed to-day:
Eichclaa staddcn II. Tho People. per Clrtau. The
vision Of tho Crlnllnsl Code and charges that the
patutid-!n.error "unAwfully, wlifu!ly, aud fetont
outy net fire TO building used a md
for stofe-ro and dwelling. which building was sr-
sured aRatnst oes y hrs In the d:tns Insurance Co-
psny Of Hartford, Conn., with intent tn injute The In
Company" This Is held to be contrary to hs
form of the statute Revised Stauea 1874. pp 49, H..
Onn objection taken Ia fatai TO te present ndiet-
meEt. II was necessary to aver ths Glllty int9nt,
VIZ: that 4the building Nns injured against loss by
mr. and thas the accused set on re With intent to IN
3ure tho Insurance Company Although
the pteadrr has attempted 10 mako auch M
aye1ulnut, lin tiis Indictment. Ia effectively done.
It IL 8prrehtnde1 that tho Insurer must 10 natural
person or body coErorate,-sssEo party capable Of
being injured It K not alleged that the Etns instr.
company uuer The Lawn Of the state where tae chargeA
thAt tho iutent to anure body Of perFonB by
= eorporatu nane. Uuless such comrAny Ii incorfo-
rate 1t should be aseTrt1i TINT tho accused set the
building fro with intent TO tntUrs the pereona co
posing hist Company, stating Tho Of such per-
4sl, IL authority far this view OF the THIS
not done. md Tbs motion To 1uash the Indictment
uughs to have been allowed. Judgment vii! bo 70.
versed sud tho cause remandc. Judgment reversed.
, 1876-02-04

Immediately moved for a divorce, which var
grauted Aps,1 II, 1879. THO fosser-.,olher and
brother OF Ntsa Cfav ford ara said 10 ilAve tettt
fed 10 tho marriage wlth Mosnsr. o.
the part OF tho lady. tho marriage with Mo
sller ts alleged to havo heen = mock
mstrtaRo, and neYsr regarded u valid.
The 2-year-od daughter OF AlrB. Trottor laa
boen abducted aud socretod BY tho husband, and
the wife liz almost Insane Ia bas grief and tnxie-
II. Bhe has heep = gpod wtfe and mosher, rs-
spcctca BY tho community !, vhils he ia known ~
a somewhat "fAst Trottor." and there ia feel
ing IN Tho community that the mother should
hare possoseion OF tAa child.
, 1876-02-04

ST.. Louis, No.. Feb. 3.-Thu Glo1s. Demo-
Gratis special from Carthage, Mo., sa,H Jamea
M. HAsdiu. who Las gained considerable
uotoriety iu thst nectlon by rcasou Of miscou-
duct Of 1a1souB ktndn, WAS shot from IN a1nbuah
and killed, IN tho southern part OF the city. Tho
Asss8Aius sSo unknown,
, 1876-02-04
WORMS,

Erscial Dsspateh to Ths Chicago 7rtbunf.
MONTREAL, Feb. 3.-In tile Worms forgery
case su-day, Newman, tho complainant, under
went rigid crusa-exaunatiou, and tho dsposi-
ton WAS dec1nrod closed. TAe Judge 1esoryeA
bis decision ~ to whether tho evidence u eutl-
cient to warrant oxssaittlon.
, 1876-02-04

Rises 70 EIPLArN.
TAsnKxHp. Feb. "A special envoy from tho
Emlr Of Bokhara has arrived hero, to explaia tho
rocoot Atmameutz.
, 1876-02-04
COMING EAST AGAIN,


San FRANcIsco. Feb. al. Nicholson Ebert
md Samson Roaeubatt wont cass to-day IN cuA-
tody, tue former in Charge Of Unttod Hsates
Deputy Ma1sLAi, for forging United States bonds,
mud tho latter In tha cuAtody OF Now York de-
toctiye, Oh = reputation from Gov, TiIden.
, 1876-02-04

ST. Lou1s. Fob. 3.-Tbe Globe Democrafl
special from Topeka, Kan, saya: "Tho United
States Attorney has received documents fsom
Washington in the uattor Of tho pottawatomio
tudiau frauds, with instructions to proceed At
once sgatnat The parties accused. These frauds
rc1aea to tho collection Of money aud the selling
Of lands b! persons acting al bogus Adminie-
ttntots OF Indian aatates. Tho Indians whoae
property WIN thus gobbeI wc1o represented to
bo dead, hut 1t now turns out that thoy are still
alive, hnd hnve hoen residing ali tho time In tho
not get determined. but it will probably reach
slo,o9o. It Involves several 1ndlau-sEadera, 10.
csi bankers, and prominent politicians, among
whom there IL quito atir."
, 1876-02-04
kNAvEs At SPRINGFIELD.

NHAEE5 Al SPRINGFIELD.
Spe.ta! B,ssatth to Tht C'hseaan 7r.bnne.
BrRtNor1rLp, Feb. 3.-1n The Federal District
Court. BENJAMIN r. hlcqee, formerly clerk In
the Carbondale Post-Oh!ce. pleaded guilty 10
robbing lestcra. and waa sentenced 10 The Pent-
tontfaEy for ono year.
The Dfggs counterfeit!ng cases como up to-
morrow morning. and many detectives Rud
large numhor OF Witnessed Aro here. Tho Court
granted an order On tho Marehnl Of The Northern
District to bring from the Chicago Jail Ben
Boyd, who 10 not yet sousenced, to give evidenco
agaluat sia pal. briggs, and the rest Of tho gang.
Tho drAnfl Jury has been verv busy to-day
hearing TESTIMONY and examining documentary
eyfdcnce from tlIoge boxes tn the Fekin caaes
also in hearing Testimony against gang. whoad
namoa nre withheld, who have beon Waiting pom
eonera. aud, under p-ctcnco OF being Govern
mont officers, e1acttn1 4 foe Of RS for promise
to coiisct ronsious. They siavo operated ezten-
syciy in Southern and Central Illinois aud vio-
tlrnixed tnkpy.
, 1876-02-04

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. alt Ia reported thAtths
uogro assasein Au4usto, who killed Col. 0ffutt
iu st. Landry Parish GU the 32d OF January, wAs
forcbIy tahon from Jail shortly after his arrest,
and hung III tho pteaeuca Of q lArgs crowd OF
whites glll btActs,
, 1876-02-04
MRS. TuppER's FoRcERIEs.

Spft4a& Ultp4lEH ~ 4te kf'G13D 1TI0AHk.
DEB MONIES, H., Feb. 9.-1t has been xacer-
tanned that the mooeJ realized by Mrs Tuppcr
on fraudulent and forged paper ls nearly a. FOL
lows:
AZ !,t0I
S7,t3s
There have been notes and drafts to about
$4,000 protested and disAoporod for want
Of funds In bank,-making . total
Of nearly $4,000. What las ahe
dono aith tbta money! She hnB not expended
It hero, as her property herc IL incuntnberod bs
mortgages covering 1t all, and collections against
her have been dtthculs for soaas tiaae. Sho has
not expended 1t IN living or apout her premises.
1t IL supposed she haa sent tho money AWAY Tor
6ome other purpose. Sha VAS arrest
ed ut Stato Centre, aud removed to
Monticello, whore sho now il, quite It'll with
heart disease. Hor physician vaa summoned by
teieqEaph TO attend bar, Her daughter kate a.
30 went to her, and. when she arrived. aho gave
Kate Iotter. requesting her to rcna 1t alone.
1t VIA 4 long letter, reviewing her st1usges
In lua to ratae her family and maintain
them, was full OF motherly tenderness. mud i1,-
closed two notos which, she said, wero given
under ctrcunastnuces that ehe must keep socret.
0no read u follows:
Dxa MoraEA, H., Dec. I. 1s76.-ThIrty days A51er
date proniEe 10 ray 3ss. Eisn y. Tuprcr, bs1ter
nun. Ills
iksut a CnnuT,
mark
Tho otbor Nsa fos $500, at sixty dAys, sud
, 1876-02-04

TRYING TO sTARvE HIMSELF.
NKw Yong. Feb. 8.-Aube4atsiu, the alleged
murderer OF his oousfn ssEsh Alsxsadar, Il ~.
deaypstng 10 stas1e hiusslf to deatla.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-12

sYaythin sle lIl : 6ssa u
Of whsss ois she eisy Is
loadsd 10 ala a sa Guner.s.
| II sbippsu ,asfl a
thsy ess Balsios
taking sla leo an ss pros.
pss1ty of shzt Nd slse decline Of
New York attes hs uiisdaca 81 The
one and the asnpl ~ &c The oshas.
Vapderhilt has been cOnpslled 70 SKA
steps to held the tsnse of his rOaa. He
is huiIding big eInyasor at sixtisGh
street, and Others win do iil siaes, 50
there is reasonto hope tAas some portion
Of the lose ssade my = brought back.
T be Western grain lowes VIII fss The
coed effect 81 tI5spnk 0rsoe. Naw York
Is the natassl llnaa Or 1a.s &c, and
it is pity to see is Aeilisias thrown
away.
TIE FASHIONS.
Easter Is two weeks later this spxing
than last, which waa favorable 10 people
who found II convenient to put on shop
ping as long g possible Inc stysee q
the openings display 2 lndacAorls mixture
OF last years notions aElalen the mallineEs
cannot get out Of sisair hsads inany oEe
season, with very mnch chat Z new in
the way of fabric and trimming. Pearl
= )
gray and pale dEab chip bonnets Of the
small capote shape are IN the best taste
for ladies. while all sorts of tafa'an and
pretty fancy hats are shown Sor the
country and 20 es wOFuhy young girla.
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AUTnoR uSx3owN.

h&Va their taulEs,
za 70 aa wel1
But "A - sza8 O. ssa uF heAt
Xe aNe No zht d tesi.
III ye Gamma speak % GOOD.
Take cRfe, and eeo and teel,
Earth has al too much o. wee,
And most enosagh o. veal.
BE czEeeni that We rake nae strife
With med ling tongue and brain,
For ye will md enough to do.
tf - but look at hauae.
If re Gamma speak o. good,
Oh dinna speak ct all;
For there Is grief and woe enough
On this Terrestrial hall.
II yc should feel lfke picking flaws,
Ye better 50 Y would seem.
And read the book that tells 20 all
Abo9e the mlote and heatn.
Dinna lend ready ear
10 gossip Or to strife.
Or perhaps Z win make for ye
Nae funny thing of life.
Oh dinna add to others woe.
Nor mock it with your mirth;
But give ye kindly sympathy
TO suffering ones OF earth.
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NO. 81.

asked the doctor. softly.
stN-o," he answered, slowly. he.
wouldn't a-sent tor me now # he IssdH't
a-wsnted sne. Would be, teacher.2 y
again 3 silence.
He Is slmoet gcue,H said the DOCTOR
feeling his pnlso.
sim a-waiting," he said family 81
don't know the way. Somebody's a.
coming to show nne.'
il was just the hour Of sunset, and