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NICARAGUA CANAL vs. Pacific RAIL.
ROAD. 1t is conjecturcl that the Nicar.
aqua canal is likely to come up in some
form in Washington next winter, either
in demand for charter tor private
corporation or tor . subsidy. or in pro.
posals from France, which is eager t. in
vest in that inter5s; for joint cpustru
ton Of the work The French however,
seem 10 have quite oygrlooN.d the ey.
tent to which this aupuy has surveyed
the isthmus, practically establishing the
superiority ot tho N.cugmu roat,, the
cost ot which Is pu, 1T sdG, 100000. The
Ph!hdelphm pres, understands that tho
Pacific railroad interests will present a
"unitcd 'front.' IN opposition 10 tins cg.
tcrprise, which would unnrily h4
powerful, competitor with tl..a.
, 1876-11-18
TeGegraphic News.

>~~~NSNNN NSOONNoNNONNSr~c~>~rO
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 1.-THE Times
of ST. Louis, Tilden paper, praises
Grant for ordering troops South and
says, Judging from the present order in
its entirety, we see no reason to con-
demn or question his fidelity to his un-
qualified demands for honest returns for
President. II, as we shall believe until
the contrary appears, the troops have
been ordered South solely in the interest
of peace and justice, it is well they have
gone, and their presence under prudent
officers, who will obey the spirit as well
us the letter of the order, cannot fail to
exert n salutary influence.
HAMILTON, New, Nov. 1j.-To-day's
stage from Eureka to Hamilton was
stopped aud robbed of Wells, Fargos
treasure box containing $4,000 coin,
10y two masked men, with shot-guns.
The mail sacks were unmoleslcd. no
passengers on board.
The TriJulG'S special from Sidney,
Neb,, says that passengers on the stage
from Red Cloud agency say that the
Chcyennes have left their camp on Bad
Land creek, and gone north to join
]
Cray Horse Theso Ind ,lns are better
fighters than the Sioux, and this exodus
will add great strength to the forces
opposed to Gen. Crook.
WASHINGTON, Nov 1j.-Dispatchcs
from Columbia, South Carolina, name
several Republicans who openly admit
that the returns as received, and with.
out eliminating those claimed as fraud.
ulent, elect Hampton Governor. The
same returns give Hayes a small ma
jority.
New YORK, Nov l4-Excitcmcnt in
New York and through the countryis APP
parcntly toning down. The Republic.
ans at head quarters have no word OF re-
proach to offer Democrats for their seem.
ing determination to make the most of
the situation in behalf of Gouernor Til.
den, so long as fair meaos are used.
They said they would accept the truth
and right Of the matter in good spirit, if
the result would go against them, but
they would yield nothing Of what was
justly due them.
The HeralFS special from Tallahatchie
says it is considered settled that full re.
turns from county canvassing boards
will give the State to Drew by more than
900, and to Tilden 10y more than 500
majority. These mojorities will be at,
tackled before the State canvnSsing board,
and the Republicans are confident that
they can throw out sevem. precincts.
The Democrats are equally confident that
they can successfully defend every return
from county boards, and have, with hardly
any exception, canyassed the vote aud
referred all matters to the State board.
A dispatch is already received at the
Republican headquarters stating that Mr..
Cespcdes, Republican candidate for the
Legislature, in Monroe, protested against
the canvass of the vote IN the Third dis.
trict, in Key West on the ground that
the baIIot'boX was taken away from the
polls and counted by the managers, in
violation of the law This precinct gave
q large Democratic majority. The pro-
test was not needed by the county board,
VIRGINIA CITY, NEv., Nov. IA
party oil gentlemen, consisting of Lorenzo
Sawyer, L. 5. Circuit Judge, r. ). Mes.
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sick, attorney for the Comstock Mining
Co., Williams, attorney yor the Sutro
Tunnel Co., and Adolph Sutro, had u
narrow escape from death on Sunday
noon, while inspecting shaft No. . of the
Sutro tunnel, They had no sooner left
the shaft building than the hywhecl of
the hosting engine, weighing four tons,
burst, making report like that of ar
tiIlcry, and by centrifugal force, sending
fragments weighing from one hundred to
one thousand pounds in every direction
and through the root, some of them land.
ing on u hill to the westward, six hun.
drcd feet distant. The damage is rapid.
ly being repaired, and the work on the
tunnel leader was only delayed one day.
, 1876-11-18
.MaLc4 IL RelnelMlina.

Column per year, in U, s Coin, 500 90
- " " " 5000
u " " 4" " 5000
uuc square 10 lines insertion, ,........95o
" | month ......,...,j.OO 90
Lcgaluptccs slO0 per square first insertion;
~ Il. per square each subsequent insertion.
Special notices, special rates
Lerl notice, charged to attorney or OIL
Ger au oriliug their Insertion
Advertisements sent from distance, and
transient notices must be accompanied by
the cash
, 1876-11-18

TERMS OF COURT.

District Court Third Tuesday Of March,
and Second Tuesday OF November Of each year
Probate Court,
Fourth Monday of January, April, July
aud October OF each year.
, 1876-11-18


VALUE OF EDUcArIoN-Jake was
heard calling across the fence to his
neighbor's son, a colored youth, who
goes to school at the Atlanta colorcd
university:
"Look hyar, boy, you goes to school,
don't ycrl'
" Yes, sir replied the boy.
"Gettin' eddykashun, amt yer?
"Yes, SIR"
Larnin' rithmetic and liggerin' on a
slate, ell I"
Yes, sir"
"Well, it don't take two whole days
to make an hour, do it?'
IVY no." exclaimed the boy.
You was gEine to bring dat hatcLet
back in an hour, worn't yer an it's lin
two days scnce yer borrowed it. Now
what goods eddykashun gwine to do
you thick skulled niggcrs When yer 90
to school whole year an den can't tell
how long it takes to fetch back a
hatchet p
The boy got mad and slupg the hatch
ct over the fence and half way through
the ash barrel.--Itianta Constitution.
, 1876-01-15
THE COMMITTEES,
TEXAS BORDER pUTHanEg.

suec.a{ D4spatch 70 The Chteaao Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 14.-SchloIchesa
Committee to Investigate tho ttouhlos on Ii.
Rlo Gtando border held It's frat ,ncettno th,a
s' ~ "."a' o"a'noe' ""' ttansaot'a'
ont IRON inc genera conVcfaattou which look
place among tho mnmbesa of tho Committee It
Is bplieyed that they will mt t1ecm II nernaaar r.
to make ycry extended Investigation. ri,
w I"A"o W.. oNs'ou,u .u'oh1'sa"o'1' tno
gehcs1' op'lloa a'o'in u "a tua1 suliic'ont Owl
dence OF ontrages both by Indians and By Mc1i-
caus is arcady in tho hands Of Congress,
and IL npy sdditjonnl test,monv Ia
nocdea II can be- obtainsd from
Iho "ar department seSofal gentleman from
Brownsville arc expected IN Washington soOn,
WHO will bo able to give Testimony II it is noed-
ea. 1fno fnyest1o.tjon ia mu,e, Tho war, NJ tho
Coum,,.s. ,.4,, hs n.a,Is s,,nr,IooJ an '.;,, s|v
1omn'ssse 'l. WI. w Rseas'y a''npnnea, ana VIII
eons'st chiefly IN aaY1a'ng measures OF rnllof to
be proposed to Congress-. Those measures vii
probably be In tho form OF q bill o, resolution
advising thc president N at,tton a ,o-,o- I'D
r,a.s evss.,aa ,as,;,.u .A'no. H.. nv NV
dFando oofdef. iho Commitioo "ill hold anothc1
meeting Gu Monday morning.
TIE THAssFER or TUE INDIAN BUREAU.
The House Committee on Military AInirs haa
hcon considering tNoqueationa: Firat the traus-
for Of tho Indian Bureau to the War Depart
ment socond tho reduction ot The army. From
the deliberations thus FIR, 1t ia npparent to tho
Committee that both OF taeBo objects cannot bo
Accomplished II the TnlGp Bureau should be
transferred, tho reduction Of tho army would
DO impractcabIc. majority Of tho Committee
appear to favor tho transfer Of tho Indian Bu-
ycau and tho maintenance OF tho army in its
present condition.
[7o tbs Asaocilted F5tssl
THE TEsr OATH.
W1snlNoTos. D. c., Jan. II. in tho Houso
judiciary Committee this morning the question
, 1876-01-15

70 ths Editor Of I'As chseaao 7r.ouns'
CHICAGO Jan. l.-Whiis pesusinR tho Issue
OF tho Chcagu Times for Jan. 4, innt., d!scov.
ored, regrGt to montlon. that b:gotry nuds :
rea!ing-paco In ths hearIs OF mon who cla.m to
be Vi the hixhcat type Of culiuro Can It bo
that In this enlightened age, mud Ia such an en-
lighsened country ~ tLts, mou Of high station
In ilfo aro to 10 found unjuat enough to ahu.o
whole denomination for tho crsmes VI fow men
OF tho aame crsed2
which appoarud Ia tho Times, hoadcd "A
Bmall Af,ny Of Fasius," tho oouten,s OF
u!sts. Although tnostuf my co-isligionists
overlook tho ,uhtser. regarding tls insult ~
tho harmless freak Of blgot, 4 aansc OF duty
promplB mo to wEite theao few lines 10 maintain
tue dIguity and honor og the Jews befora aho
public. i Las alwaya been tho practice OF the
Chicago Times Ia sssall us 10 this tuauues Whea-
eyer III opportunity presents ftaoif.
do nat u,ah II to 10 understood that would
sl!eld those criminals. My motives are quito
different. Any pcrsop gully Of wIl!iul ollenss
agaInst the law ought to bo pun,ahsd, according
10 mr. estlnat,ou, without calling hls OF her de-
nomination III Question by the press, and thasc.
b. castlng humiliation on tho whole ciAas, aud
slnEIlnB us out ~ tlass 0f robbers aud sNln-
dierN. ~ tho Tines Lints. II IL true that NE are
not infalltple,-no more 40 than any other de-
nomination. We have our Jicea and our virtues.
1t would b0 Ainsy trutenEa for any pcreon to
mako = different assertion. I thetofoso ask,
Why should wo bo Asaailsd In tllts unprlucpled
manner and haYs such 4lurs cast upon us
HoL MANpE1sAUN, JR+
, 1876-01-15

6ptetas D,srutri. to Ttf CsiIcauo Tribune.
BPR1Sdr1tLD, Jan. H.-Tho Grand Jury ud-
journcd to-day n boon without accomplishing
much, except to boar and discharge tile Wit
ncsscs In tho Cbiso caaes Of showing counterfeit
mohey, and indictments 10 tho Hsmo are being
prepared. Tho Grand jury Is ntHo required 10
pass uron 3 case Of what may bo called croolod-
Eoss It "a bfoWors ut Champaign. Ill. It
Is charged shut tue brewery people woro In
The habit OF carefully removing tho Rtaurs
~luch are required to DO destroyed In tho act OF
tapping tho beg. and tleo reused thom until
they roro wor, out. Ibey arc also charged
with rotating beer ont OF uussamped kcEB. Tits
oecurfod in tho district in charge OF Collector
Richmond. at Mastoou, wl1o ie now mustered
out by tho consolidation OF districts. fIe is
censured for not sei2ing tho ,hreueiy. and
Its seizure IL now oruotcd, TAs reicction
upon tho ox.Culieclor, however, il only
= lack Of duo diligence. and 10 was
probably like SONG other Collectors might
10 II thero was no Supervisor hnndy to rosa
them up once in = while. Tho Government has
accbptud tho comprontso rendered in tbu caso
OF Dechtold 4 Weber, wholesale lIguor-dcalera
nt 6bnwneotown, profccutcd hers, al hcretotoro
reported, for Shipping small l,nckages at whIulsy
Enstamped and omi.tins to keep their boots a.
feqnit ed by the Revenue Ian. Tle otTeuso was
. technical Tiolenoo, there being no Unltod
6tatea officer on duty ut bhlwntotown. aud tho
Govetnmeut dismissed tho case upon Ito de-
fendant1 paying el00 md custa.
, 1876-01-15
long campaign, while tho Dnn,ocratn always lost

long campaign, while tho Dnn,ocratn nlwRya iosk
No srEctaL tE1iaLArtoS.
Mr, Springer, Of lIfnoe, has prepared bill
prohibiting ail apoctal lcg.lation, aud Ina road
Al exhaustive spccch upon II.
oun nELArioSH WITH HrAtN.
Thare Is tunloF that Secretary fish viii soon
communicate confldontialty 10 tic Commtoo on
Fo5ciGn ht1atra tho naturo OF Tho answer Of
Groas britain 10 tho circtiar-noso OF our Goy-
esntnont upon Spain aud uhoa.
THE PENSION APPROXIMATION n!LL
passed the uon,o without amnndn,ept. II hr-
propsiatea e29 bn0, ,DOt-s1. 600 less than
last year. Stevenson, OF Illinois, In the course
OF tho debate, showed that ilo has something
yot to foafp ~ = legislator. lIo said That thera
arc ni'leteon pcustun agencies In 11linOis, autt
lntimhscd that tlloy woro all committing flatit>
The truth Is thero arc but thrsc iu The entire
H.ato.
THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES..
:. Mr., NlnlnoH friends ata openly tlouounctng
benator Morton for going into tho National Con-
vo'itinh aud making thfoo speeches In favor OF
Cincinnati, OF. In other words. in tavof OF him
aelf. Tic fcud totwoen tho friends of taeso
Two candidates blds fair to become Intensely
rfn lht Assoefa,ed ffem.]
ciVtLtzlS1 THE ttp1Aho.
WASHINGTON. u. c., Jan. 14.-fho AnaWot TO
tho Ronato resolution offered by Mr. Ingalls,
calling for information Al tu tho appropriation
Of $780, ,0oo for the support. ct'ucatlon. nnd civ
iltzatiuu Of 5000 captive Cheyenne, Arrapaliuo,
Kioxa, aud Conanrto Indiana. sAows that ST.
473 hayo bson oxnended AMI that claims to tho
amount OF s3f .89o hro pcrd.pg action by tho
Treasury Dorartment. 10 SO much inquiry ao
to wLother any OF tile Indians layo tecoived tho
snlth replies: u hayo to eay thai this oilico
has no reason to suppose those expenditures
have been mado without benefit to tiip Indtaus
for whom tho appropriations were nlado."
, 1876-01-15
:ELIxIIOKN, WIS.

Ennth OF n Nnwspnpcr-- " nlyvor,h
Cbltnty Agricultural 80ciuty-Ncli1,
tuus n eettn1s.
stec,at D,spatth to The Chttado Tribune
Er.sNnns. Wia., jan. 14.-The Etkhoru Liberd
dlo1 natural death this weex. It was ssattst
IN October, 1871 burned cut In July, 1879 and
had but an uncertain ox!atonco einco tho las
election. Five papers, all ile,ub 1lcan In politics
yet remain In Walwotlh County, and no mors, q
any sort. arc needed.
Tho annual meeting Of tho Walworth Count
Agricultural Bociotv was hsId "a ,torday, and
tho report Of tho Trchsufer showed balance NJ
hnud OF oyor aGD0. lilo Lion. John Joffors. nj
Hharon, was chohen prsailent; William II
Morr'ton. Of Troy, ycs.rfos!lont; Stephen q
West, Of EIkhorn, B~cretarr; tho Hon. uolif
Latham. also OF EliIorn. Treasurer. Thf
u8lli Executive Committoo OF sevcntueu
nnmeY: one from oach town, wi
appointed. The namea arc for Dloom
field. Sidney Dus1l Dario1f, Charles 2,
Boper; Doavan, Alexander II. Allan East Troy.
aoy1onr tirooks; ElsI,osn, Hinl Brown GeaeYa
the Hon: Thomas ". I'LL; Lafayette. Jopatbaa
&: Allrn; Lyons, Huron I. Hnwxr; lsiehmoni
ming; Spring prnirio II. D. Barnes; Suest
Greek. George Klnne; Troy, A. q. Kiehmopj.
Walworth, Mark i. Pierce; Whitewater. G. u,
Clara
4 aorlea Of roliElon. meetings at Etkhoro
nrdor tho lead OF two noted oytt,selists, CLOSED
Thursday ovontng. h large attendance rewarded
their elforta, aud great intarcst was Hlosn
throughout: Sankey's hymns wcro sung o.
these cccA8onr.
, 1876-01-15

6ptefdt Dhphteh ts Ths fhtdao IFihUns,
WAsmsoTos, D. O.. Jan. l4.-Ms. Willard
(alch. introduced bill In the House this after-
noon looking 10 au important reform Iu tho civil
terrico. Iss title is, IA bill to prosatya tho
prcroaativee Of tho Executive Departments Of
the Government, and 1t makes It a mtedemeanor
for any Senator, Representative, or DaIeg.te in
copgross 10 lntorfero, Advisc. or recommend the
appointment or rcmova! OF suv officer In any
Executive Department unless 10 Is requested to
do 10 by tho President, hsld OF Department
or bureau, md that whon his advice is 20 asksd ho
shall give it ln w1ltihg. with his reasons, among
which there shall bs mono based on personal OF
political grounds All such Ietters written by
mombcrs Ut Congress- On request Of IN cxscu.
tive ottces arc br the bill rsQutrei 10 bo placed
on flo, aud bc produced at my tsuo whon called
for bS congrets. The panslty for violating tho
prorlalons Of the bill Ia fne VI not lsss than
attempt 1t N ea,ly day 10 get tho sense OF tho
House On tho subject ot CIVIL suzyice zogorm.
, 1876-01-15
THE RECORD.

nFr,s ,rrr, tnt,ndnr.,l n, fot,nzrx. nv Me- yybt.
To reaneo tho rn'nE!e' Of rulla officers exceeding
sl'o'o 70 per cent. Ao moved tho previous quea'on
Mr. Eas7on aurccst .d t.,t tnuol thc mo.tvc ri ina
.,I -. .s.n... 49,, ~ 49, ~ ~ .1s
wv 10 e.se''c s..o ~ 'o!Is1 san'sao.o u aeeheo
Julges aud tho President I1o therefore thought II
,ln,d hc rars,r,1 In .omc eo nm;ttcs rI, rr.v,nn,
nr,,,ton ,ro. M, ..co,,,l .nt ~. IN, ~. .,sr..
to tho Cou1mftseo on Appropriations.
On motion Of Mr.. Vance. Of Ohio tho Bcrate bill
OK nron stsndsfs Of rsncr for ths jjfnrent his of
public printing was tatsu from tic sneaxssa taSs and
passed. co,,,r,rrr nrno,-.
The speater then c,lct tno Commuters for rr.v,,,
bills. but taers VA only one private Gill-a pensioa
Sfr' Mnrrsnn fron, n, co,orr,t+.o ~, .v,., .,,,
ae re- an ass M sa
f,ards .h.t ~ sr,st i, thn .ti,r ny "
o,ttnn NJ cTIsnn lar: tha n~.stS,.inn. ~ ~ ao1s
s,c ncrfoda In ,o nat us tha comrnttcsS NAV iasm
nc .rssury No~1'
nortod M nroyno i5o ta. n ha1n Gn ef r.
o u ys',s Ct sn pnsa
vessel was tujlt or Sero t5, husband Of ,nanaain9
owner or owner. shal reside .nd NJ see nsnie =
4n.sa & TX rtcss 1G 4or bo o Iii s sresa ~, e e
sons r"sut oi ha r.asqy nu,
mntInv H., ,ntI1nn ri ~ ~ xo..si. r. ~ a.t
ram With thsr ,7,nnr, rarc i1.,d N' 'A'15
Mr, sayjcr from ,he comn,,ttes On Public L.ud. r..
ssoi cs,nt.s " ths r - @ ~. ~ o." u - ~ &c ~
esoI A. otOi IN rcfnrcnro 10 sctt1sn,nns nn n,hio
;amd, aI;rr m n1n',n,tian the III, s,.
Mr. f,rn,inxn frntn fhe ka IA Cor,,,tIt.a rnrnrtc,
bill ni.oytu1 nru ortlon IN homesto.d sei,trnns IN
the Fort kcafpsy Military Hoserratons in Nn!raska
bJr iIoJtnau fnoycd 10 stritc nut Ina ,yn1 nrc
emn;iou wboreyor il ocnirs in the IilIs 10 a. IN
lpa 70 Tho lands Qp.n to houcstead sett.oya ony ia
a1,d that nre.cnirtiou yaa cxccc,uu,y fuYor.ta IN
srcculstoTs aud against tho Ti9bts al bonA fa snt
ticrs. N"' '''
Mr. Crounte said hc had no objection to TIM an,nd
mtnt witch waa ainnted. IN, tina thc hi n,sscs
:ir Morav from ii,e s.ne I.osnm rrI,nrtst !.
lI rsno.lIn ae: mi of tl,n ovIsed Stsf,ttss whIch
confnts ID dignosion Of the pub,Iu iauds In Aia-
bnma 1ris.issmpi To,si,cs Alr.ns,. nr1 i1Iortt ~ e.
IL e1pl1incd tilt in IL q an sct had sen narse u.
, 1876-01-15

NIL WhUKEE.
TIE FLEBH INDICTMENTS.

TIE Fhssn INDICTMENTS.
Estei4 Uispas:h u Ihe ch'eaas f'rton"s.
MnvAuxEE, Wis, jan. l4.-AN but three ot
tte pssuops Indicted yesterday wers arrcsted 10.
6s7, Tho names Of Tho indicted ARC y. J. Conk.
liz, Special Agent; David ". atunn, Rupcrvlsor'
J. q. yYoissctt, Deputy Collector; N. y. Tommy
and e. 8. ReddIngtou, GauRers; leopold W1rth'
uinsilcr, aod two o,tcrd. Goblin IL Ia Canhia.
Weisscst and Wrth waro previously arrested for
conspiracy to dofrAud tho Government. Tho
present indictments are for receiving hrfbcs. and
With for paying bribes. Against Couklln no
particulars aro permitted for publication. al ho
has not boon srrestcd but It ia understood THAT
tbcre is proof that hc received money Eegu.
tariy from all dsters and scclifers, varying
from e2o0 10 $500 each. or $1,000 TO e3o,ooo
from MAy, 1914. whrn he WAS appointed aud
immediately began asacaamcuts. Against Mum
thera afo t1o ocunse, chRtGing var1uns Esra
from dC1erent distilIers. including two sans Of
$510 each from Louis lilndAkopf. one sum OF
ETC. also sl0, 900 from san 1I,ndskons. believed
to be tho proceeds OF a fund raised specially.
f1o il also said to lave Ioccirod e5001 add
E2.600 ou two subsequent occasions. berldea tho
eonmnnccd making assessments aa BOON as
Investigations into tho whiaas Ring. Against
Weiesert thosc nre thirteen counta charging tho
receipt Of various entnH OF S2U3 10 S3U1 from
different distlltors and rectitlcss, aRgrcgasfng
f9.600. Ho was Deputy charged with tho gon-
cral outdoor suptrlntandpnrc, anu Lad to mako
regular waits 10 ovetY dlstillery sud rectifslng
fouse. Hc appears TO hayo nssde assessments
producing S2.b0o to $4,000 tor mouth from May.
1878. Tho o!hcrs nrt charged with tacnsvin;
suma of $50, 500. and 4150 at titno. Wcls.
aert's bail tu-day ~as fixed at et5,000, $500 OF
which belongs 70 tho prnseut Indictment and llo
balance Of which ID 1cnonal OF old bail
GUILTY.
Tbs Jury returned a verdict Of guilty against
August Wagner. d Msniiouoo distiilor, to-day.
Sentence deferred.
4 DErCTY Arroi:tTED.
John Fosbca was to-day appointed Deputy
Collector By Collector Dcau.
, 1876-01-15

from Kentucky declines ctther 10 admit tho
amendment OF to alIo. dofaso.
Loud calls Of "orlor" on tho Democratic
Nj. Randall Tin tono Of romous.ranco) You
know better than 10 do 'l,is
htr. Cox (eosnewtat tnora angr'l1)-You have
been IN the chair yourself, aud ouBuk to know
totser. LlauGhter.]
Judge scclyo ca,lea HVit; Attention to tho faulty
grammar In tho CONSTRUCTION OF the bill. Tho
phtato each aud avery persuh bolng treated
IN the plural tuBtcAd Of tho nfnguar caBo. tbs
crror wna ordered corrected.
THE nfLL REJECTED.
Tho House tl,cn voted on TIM rastago OF tho
bill aud tho voto resulted: ycAh, 1S2; nays. 81.
The requisite two-thlr,is not voting 10 favor OF
tho hll 1t was rejected. TLoto was oomo inter-
ess manifested 40 tho call OF tho roll proceeded.
bear on aono Of tho mcmbofs Of thcr party WHO
lad rotod "nyo" on tha preceding .yoto to
either yoso in Tic negative or to sctratu from
voting. ... ......
ly tho object Of such attentions, Ito did not
answer when hts uatno was cAited.
Mr. 1Iaralsou {Afa.), who was In tho sa1nc
position, also withheld lsis roto nt first, but
finally rose ntd auewercd "oyo," amid tho
EItndsts Of tho Drmocralr.
utorgo a. Bagloy {S. ~, who had voted in
Tho Affirmative. charged his vote TO negative,
At when lilo Eornbl,cans rojo!ced.
Mr.. WolIs (aIis!.> tried to explain why. al
though ho "a. III favor Of = E"1cial hn,nea;y,
including JesfoTson DAVIS, 10 voted "no, but
tho Democrats shouted him down.
Sir. Lynch tiss, J, howeveF, managed to get
tho chance Of saylug that. although ho was iu
favor Of tho hill, ho voted "no " with WON Of
letting Dlntud offer hts Amendment although
he (Lyincl) wonld voso Against the amendment.
Mr.. Pnrman {Fla.l who tad a!ko withlcll hts
voto whom l,is namo WAS first calicd, afterwards
voted "no."
, 1876-01-15
The Science OF Appic-Eat&uE.

VGAH tHFY0uGf9 IN " u t&tCF SHh1AfktH r
Tho hoy IL tudead tho true apple.estsr, and \
not to be questioned how hs cati,c by tho fruu
with winch lila packets arc htleI. It belongs "a
lin. nnl t,o may Etal 1t II itcan not bs had lu
my otlcr way. His avn juicy 1esh cshves ths
Juicy aesh o. the applo. hap drawa sap. III!
hts appetite. Whether lo bo full Of moat q
onlnsy ot lnsst he wants tho appIa juat tho nau,t
1ofoEo meal Of after meal ii lIovot cousoa aly.tsA
Tho farm boy lnuuolos apples ii! day loug. III
has nesta OF then, in the haYmow, tnolloWins.
70 which no naakos frequent visits. 6omestnlel
old Drindlc, having sccess through The opss
door, smolls them out and makos short roIk o.
them.
TIC apple Ia indeed tho fruit OF youth. Az
GROW ol1 "o csaYo applea less; u Ia an outnoaa
tlen, ou tho streesi when you eau carry them a
your pocket and your hand not oouatantlT uaa
ita way 10 themi Whsn your ucIghbor has applet
aud you have none, and you tnake no nocturnal
ylsits to Aia orchard; whea your lunch. .basletn
without them aud you can PAYS winters night D.
tue dresido ustl, 10 thought Of tho fsui. at ,oaf
elbow, then 10 asauEad yoA aso no lougora bo.tt
either In heart OF years.
Iho geutiue apr!e.eatsr comforts btm,st
with ~ apple IN lhoir ssasona As olhers witt,
pipe or cigar. When ho fIas upthing else to az
Or IL led. he cats en apple. WhIlo ho IL w91s
Ing for tho train ho eata m Apple, sotuetl:nes
several OF them. When he lakes walk hs arM1
h!msels With applos. His rayoling-bag Ia fal
OF APplea. LILO 0uera Al AppI6 to hts companion
and lakea one h!lnsslf. They are his chief so|stt
when on tho road. He eows thois seolt Ill sont
tho rouso.. Ho .osaes tho coEe from the en .i
wipdow and from the top OF the atAgeooAcl III
would. In tino, mako tho land ono vast osohs'd
Ne dispensos With kufe. liz proferb thai b1a
teeth shall have sha h1st taste, Then no knoN1
tha best Hayor IL immediately bsnosta tho skin.
viii stew tho app!e. hs s.ys, Instead Of bskiastt
1y Ill ueaua leave ths nk,u on. 1t improves ths
color. and vastly hsiKhtsus the flavor OF tho DUB.
Tbs apple IL . masculine fruit; lence Womes
arc poor applo.eaters. 1t belongs to tho oPaa
, 1876-01-15
JOURNALISTIC,

srsstai 0ispatea 70 TN Chneoo 74tbuns
LEAyEHwoATu, Kan., Jtu. 14.-Dr. J. J. Crook
will begin tho Publicstion Of the Esening Herald
Axa!p next Monday. II will ba Democrats
shest. ltwas suspeuaed about vsok ago from
lluk OF funds.