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, 1876-12-20
CASUALTIES.


Special nfspdteh 10 TIE Tribune.
KEoEuK, H., Dec. 1A.-Whlo three men
mined WaElacu Smith. Of Cleveland o., s. Il.
WARRINGTON, of st. Joe, NO., anil @ Morley, of
LeayonwoFth, Kan., all employees Of tho Amer
lean Bridge Company, were engaged ip putting
up some false work for the second span Of the
Des Moines River hridge at this place, today,
tho support which rea.ed on the Ice slipped out,
ansl the acaffo1d fell, prccipitating the men 4
distance Of eighteen feet to the icc Smith sus-
tasned Injuries from which llt died In about M
hour, without having recovered consciousness.
TIc sharp corner Of Il timber penetrated his
temple crushing Ills skull, and fdrclng out one
eye. Warrington had both heels crushed and
Ills leg broken, while Morley had bis skull tract
ured md seycsa! Ribs broken.
, 1876-12-20
Every One Speaks Fayorably.

EAsr AiAnsnrExLpt Mau., aug. u. la7p
Nh. s1Ev1xs-pear Sit. | hAsc been troubled with
Csnks. fFo ehahooa eau.!ns ny n,qua to ne g s9!e
preparations. but With effect until tried your VKo
kTixE. After taking few doses fund Il relieved
Canker hutnoE; and Dy tlc eme htd takru tue thrd
bottle mouth was entirely cured. HIVE been
$50. hare recommended 10 1eFera .! my acquant
Ances and eTe1Y gpc1kl faf0raby of IL good
YcuF1 truly, i. y. SlIEkMAs.
vxokrrax extends it, influence inte eyerr part tho
human orgAui1ul. commencing with It's foundation;
correcting di.ea,ed action: and restoring VT. po.et
1lood driving out disease, and leaSns ua:ure to per-
form ltS Al11tted task-
Sold by all Druggists.
, 1876-12-20

EAST gAa1NAw, Mtct., Dec. 19.-rhc case Of
Tho people "a. freeman Cargln, ono tho prfn-
ctpals In tho murder Of Charles Smith, at Che
sanlng, the horrible details Of which teie'
cruphcd TIE TRIBUNE last week, went to the
jury at IL o'clock to-iay, and ut . o'clock the
Jury returned verdict Of murder in tho first
degree. Cargin received the verdict with perfect
Indifference, and had nothing to say why sen.
terce should not be pronounced upoH him. His
counsel asked for two days in which to move
for a new trial. It Is understood that no suell
motion will be made, but that counsel wish
him as witness in tho trial Of his wife, which
fs now ID progress,
, 1876-12-20
A GREAT ART SALE,

New YoRK, Dec. 19.-Thero was very large
attendance Of the most cultured people Ut Nav
York aud many representatives Ut tho art-loy-
Ing soclety OF other cdties At tho opening Of the
eale by auction OF john Taylor Johnston's
famous gallery Of paintings d Cllckertng
, 1876-12-20
MASONIC.

EpkadI Wlpa1cA 70 IN4 3F7bkat
DANv1LLE, ILL.,, Dec. lo.-~The following
named gentlemen were elected officers Of Olive
Branch Lodge Lodge, No. ~, A. F. aud A. H.,
to-utght, and lnstAlled by Grand. Master Z. 8.
Houghton, Of Vermont: J. c. Wirsiow, Woe-
shlpful Master; T. y, Caatlemsn. Senior -Wsk-
den; W. Il. Il. Farley, Junior Warden; J. n,
Elliott, Treasurex; anu John r. NorY@ll. &cuas'
tary.
, 1876-12-20
CRIME.

A Tnn1LL1NG TRAGEDY.
MEMpnIs, Dec. tD.-Ycster1ay morning, L. 3.
Hill, an old md highly respected citizen, living
four miles north Of Shelby Depot, WAS shot and
killed by Galley Bond under the following cir
cumstnnces: Bond had been paying attention to
Hills daughter, and visited Mr.. ELL an
hour before the shooting, aud In sorno
conversation lo went Oft saying that ho
would return In m hour. Bond went TO hts
own house, procured u doable.harrclcd shot
gun, returned to Mr. I'LL md shot him through,
the door Of bis own house, firing five pistol
balls through his body after he fell from tho
first sl,ot. After seeing that his victim WIS
down and dead, he scizcd the young
lady, actually dragging her over the dead body
OF her father, and carried her by forco before q
ncighborInE minister and demanded to bc inar-
ricd to her. Tho girl refused, when Don1
threatened to kill her. Tho MINISTER'S wife
called Bonds attention to the approach Of =
posse In pursuit Of him. At this time some
neighbors rode up 10 tho minisicr'shouae, when
the young lady was taken from her captor md
locked up in room secure from any possibility
Of Ills carrying out his threat to kill her. Bond
had been riding NIL tho night previous, and lad
90 taled Ills horse that he required another on
which to nuke his escape. This he accom-:
pliahel by deliberately, shooting one Of
fell from his horse, which 10 mounted md rode
to the rcaEJeucc Of Mr.. Parsons, a few miles
distant, and made a forclblc exchange for fine
gray animal. on which he was last seen riding
westward toward tho Mississippi River, making
good Ills escape far from NIL puEsucrs.
, 1876-12-20

BpsclQl Dip1fch 20 IDS 1Tsbaa1.
LEAyEawonrM, kan., Dec. 19.-Last Saturday
night q farmer named Thnddeus Farley had
been in tho city, aud while returning to hia
homo was shot by some persons unknown, from
tho effects of which he died this morning, lie
was quiet, pcaceablo man, aud the assasstna-
tlon Was coWardly.
, 1876-12-20


EAST SAGINAW, hIch, Dec. 10.-DusIug tho
temporary abscnco Of the wifeof Charles Miner,
farmer In Gcnesec Township, near Flint, the
house took Grc and the two youngest Of three
children left In the house pershed In the hames.
The Oldest child escaped. hut had not presencc
Of mind to save the others. Mr. Miner was ab-
sent at Flint at the time.
, 1876-12-20

bpzCIm z45IE8EH
JACKSONVILLE. ILL.,, Dec. 90.-T. Dewitt
Ta1mago delivered his lecture on "Roeks on
Which People Split " Ut strawn's 0pcra-Aouss
ia this city to about 800 persons. He was de-
layed by the traina md did not reach the hall
till hnlf-past o'clock. The long-suffcrtng
audience awaited Ills arrival With cheerful
resignation. The lecture wus very favora1ly
received by ono at JacksonYElu's most cultivated
auitnnnna
, 1876-12-20
ROMAN CATHOLIC,


BLooMlNoroa, ILL.,, Dec. 1o.--Bloomingtoa
aspircs to become the 8eo Ut tho new Catholic
Diocese and tho home OF Bishop 8palding, %.
pointed yesterday BY Pope Plus TX. Blooming
ton Cathedral Is tho largest, aud wben COM
pleted wilt bo the 6ncst, church IN the Diocese.
Il ID even stasel BY good authority that th!a
matter has been duly canyassed, and that It Is
part Ut the plan to make Bloomington the new
bishop'a home When the cathedral is flushed.
, 1876-12-20
RECAPTURED.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 1g-Joseph H. Fpre,
known as the slayer Of Munson Beach, at St.
Louis, aud under sentence to scryo ten years IN
tho Missouri renitentiary for trying to ktll hts
wife III that city, was recapturcd at Turner's
Station, Ky., today. aud taken back TO 1t.
Lous. lie was at liberty one year.
, 1876-12-20

ST.. LOUIS, No., Dec. 10.-Col. Henry Ohm
stead, who was under sentence Of fifteen
months III the County jail, and $1,000 ane for
completely In the whisky frauds, hos been par
iloned. Messrs, Howard, Mead, and Jones,
Government Gaueers, who were implicated 10
the same frauds, 1t Is expected will be pardoned
HDnr.
, 1876-12-20

Fonr MADISON, H., Dec. 10.-The Jury in the
Bruce murder trial for killing afcNamara, Of
Keokuk, ID, In July last, came IN this evening,
rendering verdict Ut guilty Of murder In tho
flrst degree.
, 1876-12-20

Sp<ctal Dtsposeh 10 1as 7l1tunA
LASAILE, ILL.,, Dec. 1Q.-Two cars Of the first
extra No. 9 iselght-traln, bounl west on tho
Chicago Rock Island d. Paclac Railway, were
ditchcd aud generally smashed at Peru by a
broken frog, at about half-past o'clock this
morning, and no trn!n could pass the wreck
going either way Until about II o'clock this fore
loon. No one hurt.
, 1876-12-20
Another ProIongation Of the Ar
mistice Aeoured.
pencef11l Wow Of the Prellml.
nary Conference Pro-
cecdfnga.
Prospect OF a Rupture Between the
Frencl, Senate ard Deputies.


,r,rr 1rAcn
IaH L1AoA'
1,,t,u. Dcc. ma sfx or ctpht weeks' e1-
.,sa ps ~ tIe armf.tlce ia a..urcd,
Hpsou =. ILL.,. ~ A.. rarfororo, u,,, III, 1o,5
Plenafy stuhRSo u '"o eon'e'elee MA w '''"
sttet Chriatmas.
roxar4H1.yor1r, Dec, 10,-MEdhat Pasta has
,notrtnl ur.nd V,zIcr. IN nIace Of Mn.
bsen appg,nssu u1"" ,,..s,i,.a, ~ e'S
hammed hucnul rasha, ui''n1seo"'
4Hx PRELIMINARY CoNFRRENcEs CONCLUDED.
1nNpoa, Dec. M-5 q. MA dispatch from
caas,antinonle annouuees that the plcnpotcr-
- r...,ro1 at.,,ot,h.s fron, tl,o;r ree.
, 1876-12-20

ST. Louis, NO., Dec. 10.-As Peter Eehnrtl
and August schruck we're approaching tho
bridge crossing the River Des Pcrcs, ncar the
farm Of President Grant, south Of this city,
about s o'clock yesterday evening, In a buggy,
and driving at furious rate, their vehicle col.
lidcd with thc end Of the bridge, and they were
Btantly killed md schruck seriously wounded.
, 1876-12-20
HEAVY ENCOURAGEMENT.
Gptcial Dtpa&ch to The Tribune,

TonoHTo, Ont, Dec. 10.--D. G. Barber, AS
sEstant Accountant Of tile Bunk Of Montreal, In
this city, WIS arrested this afternoon charged
with cmbczzling upwards Of $1,000 He Is
son Of tho late George Anthony barber, and Inns
been In the han!<'a employ for the past ten
wears, Barber has been known to have livcl
c1travagantly for some time past, but hta friends
accounted for his mode Of living by saying that
he had been successful In speeulations. On 9at-
Jay Mr.. Yarker, Inspector Of tho Bank, called
on Barber to produce tho bank securities Of
whicl, he was the keeper. They consisted
chiefly Of township debcnturca held as collatof-
ais by tito bank. On being called On to produce
these, Barber confessed that lie bad .dfsposcd Of
them. Mr.. Yarkcr took him to Montreal ou
Saturday night and he there confessed to Q
series OF entertainments, amounting to upwards
Of 3l0O, ,0O0. Yarkcr and Barber returned TO
town to.day, and Barber vas handed oyer to b tl!e
Court tomorrow, Hu sunk tho money prtnct.
pa]ly iu stock speculatlons.
, 1876-12-20

The alarm from Box III At 0:l0 last night was
caused BY tho explosion Of q gasoline limp at
No. "a Larrahee street, owned and occupied a.
a saloon and residence. Damage, S1oo; no In.
aurApeC.
, 1876-12-20

GERMANY.
3APEnIAL BANK aTATkNENT.
BERLIN, Dec. 10.-Tne weekly statement Of
~ Imperial Bank Of Germany silows au ll.
asase Of tll 900 marks.
TIIA JUDICIAL nfLL,
BERLIN, Dec, 10-Parllamcnt has passed the
judicial bill Us modified by the recent CON.
Kpulec,
, 1876-12-20

S1ztf4E ZN3t4ttH 70 7Ha 7149HHx
DunuQuH, d., Dec. 1g.-rho dwelltng.housc
Of NJ. Mccullough, At Monticello, L., was Gu
tirely destroyed by tire this afternoon. Loss.
$1,000; no insnrancc. llc ii \ poor man, and
ibis was ali le had,
, 1876-12-20
CONFLAGRATIONS.
The Loss B160, 900, and the Cause
Believed to Have Been ln-
condiarY.
Lesser Catastrophes OF a Similar
- Character Elsewhere.


AT LITTLE ROCK AGAIN.
LITTLE RocK, Ark, Dec. 19.-Thc work OF re.
movtng ,hc i1ct,rt. nf ,he preot ira taa tou-
w. ..on.ra.,.m ~ ret,,,,,nr n,nst1o
scneea ptepaia.oly 80, f1puaatns. @ oens"'o ,a.
hotel, the city ut present being without a lrst-
clasx hotc1,
Ano,h.r firm ho. inst ,,roler mt Al a.aa. mn
A.. - e,.",.,. ',1 !s' ..s o.,s 1 =" .sv.a,.
tne corner uI MnrRnaai anu encF.nan slrccte'
adjoining tue Miller q fonsoA BLOCK, Which
threatens to destroy the eastern business por-
tton Of tho city,,
a.a5-No watcr IN thu n,c ret. nltho,,vt tho
~. n'..... .s. y" -. As .,. -! ~, .ss s'r..,.
, 1876-12-20

NEW YonE, Dec. 19.-No. 8l5 Canal street,
occupied by number Of business firms, was
destroyed by fire to~duy. Total loss about so, :
COO, mainly covered BY insurance. Tho ad}oln-
Ing buildings wore damaged.
, 1876-12-20
THE WEATHER.

WAsnMoroN, D. c., Dec. col a. m.-For
tho Upper Lake Region, Upper Mississippi. and
Lover Missouri Valley, iocrcasing cloudtness,
slowly rising temperature, northeast to SOUTH
east winds, md falling barometer with SNOW in
tho northern portions.
Local ona1xyATloNs.
, 1876-12-20

Publishers Of newspapers
who desire to furnish the Di-
reotory with a statement Of cir
cu1ation are supplied with a
blank which takes tor granted
the following conclusions:
FIRST.
III EsSs Rsssse tafs tDSE Sa.'F to ''''
SECOND.
pan.'sei' liz Ga liz palshsrs - liz nlfestorY w
@ ssy &c + ss{ hs .s 3 :s
THIRD.
i En x bs ~ a!fe
bs pabsasd aor competing ]ourasii.
FOURTH. ..
III e.ps't e
e0p'sa ''0" my r1Frt1.
;! ss's
'" ~ SIXTH.
That nons but t5as I'D s3plslt CA sy ~ b
aeeessy ssS q % sisas IL ~ il firm, i
Sws4 us r. f =. s aaGttss &
SEVENTH.
pis'.s . iafa's iii ID ;;Si;l' la''i"aaaa
ls4 rsR 81 *1
ss ases sa a'
TKNTlK.
t4r u ptssa;a shat i !. from nSersass ass!seI
sS'tas' & Ts y:
9st e ss Sef aS h
formation Open 10 hln,.
, 1876-12-20
AT GREENsDunG. PA,

PlrrsBuRo, Pa., Dec. IA dro In 0reens
burg tonight destroyed stork's carriage manu-
factory and damaged tho dwellings OF John II
Steel and Dr. Lom1son. Loss SIS, ,0o0; fully In
surel,
, 1876-12-20

-
BosTox, Mass, Dec. 10.--The dne residence Of
Hollis Hunucwell, at the corner Of Dartmouth
and Marlborough streets, was burned last night.
The loss Il 676, ,000; lnsurcd.
, 1876-12-20
BUSINESS NOTICES,

F1orlda. st. james Hotel, Jacksonville.
This fayoElto House Ia now open for the season,
Passenger Eesator, good table aud other. appotnt-
munts fof board by Tic week or Season. Noons
secured by mail or Telegraph Addrcas J. r.
CAMPBELL, Manager.
, 1876-12-20

THE RoK1KR NRENT.
LONDON, Dec. l9.-Allnister Piesrepont has
sesa notited that BEent's term Of commitment,
A'leea days, Will expire tomorrow.
, 1876-12-20

Doland'4 Aromatic Hitter Wine Of Iron II q
romedy for nervous debility, impny erisaeh blood
aud impaired digeatioa. uGp0t. 50 Clark street.
, 1876-12-20
VEHETTNEs
VEHETTNE,
TEE
;" LOST ART !"
RECOVERED,

thu aecond rrnf'.ry iii ihtprY va thst rontS md
hs.bs properly eonpounded s.e Satn'ea remedy II
Hs mighty skill ahd BfIenced hn enccs. md
hs opnona held swaY tn the iGrdioas world for ccntu
", Eraduay lo;t IN q. thtcksnng goom ot s,.c nl
Hut clouds arc breaking ii our day and The almost
psgGai Ttttucs 2i vx"kIixE 19Sfnlly aas.ted y
- blood ruriArt and healt frttorcf probably has
hA1 no eQu1 since the day4 Of illen himself.
, 1876-12-20

Maximum Thermometer. "a minimum, 10.
GENERAL 1U&HAfATl0KA.
EIIj0IR0. lac. f1-1ftdn9Ghf,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-23
Ourselves

W. wish TO extend our thanks 10 tue
Largo number Of subscribers who have TAKEN
o.casiou within the past few weeks TO pay
ND their arrearages on suescrlp'io"s' ""'
renew for another year. Tho re>P"nse w
our call has been largely answered. ou' sun
there are those whose papers We U y
wish TO discontinue, who are uehnIuSn''
and from whom we will be forced 10 part
company unless they pay up ny lh''
time next week. All must he served a'ike'
and while we shall regret to lose them "s
subscribers for 4 time, we nope ths'n WI"
not be long before their familiar names Aie
again enrolled upon our list. 10 our 'r'e"Ne
we wish to say that the lNTELLi'ENeh"
WAS never in SO fiourlshing a conaittoh
financially 4, it Is to-day, and that It's suo-
.cr,ptiop list, even after dropping all deiih-
oueuts on the first of January. will BIZ larger
than IT ever has been in the past. we are
constantly encouraged by words oil omine
dation- and our thousands Of READERS may
rsst assured that politically We shall stand
by the principles OF democracy come "e0''
come woe, and that we shall spare no en'rts
to give them the best county paper tha'
hard work aud enterprise IN gathering new
can produce. In this we ask their KIM AS
sistance in the future as we have hau IL III
the past. To the ladies we promise tha'
when the political agitation subsidies winch
now claims attention to the exclusion o.
minor questions. we shall devote more tint
and space to literary, fashion, and domestic
articles. TO all our readers we wish
-, s,Irts MAG and "A h,nDy new wear
sbounling in peace, prosperity aud content
meut.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-23
WELLINGTON.
I'VE BkkE

hAS
les. upon several things. and while revolving IN
our thought manythings We fell upon this, whfch
struck Us as COOL. timely and appropriate;
I've been thinking. I've been thinking
What I glorious world were TINS.
Did folks mind their business more.
And mind their neighbor's less;
For instance. YOU and ! my irlenu.
Are, sadly prone 20 talk
or matters that concern us not,
And others fOllies mock.
I've been thinking that If We begin
To mend our own affairs,
That possibly our neikhbors might
Contrive to manage theirs.
We've faults enough at home to mind
1, " w %nS seen. sS strange ST a Sasefi Il it were not,
Since all mankind are brothers.
Oh! would that We had charity
For every man and woman:
Forgiveness 10 the mark OF those
Who know .'to err is humxn;''
Then let US Danish Jealousy
Let's lit q fallen brother!
And as we journey down llfs'S road,
Do good to one another
Everybody getting ready for Christmas.
Our public schools will give next week as
holiday.
ably OF late by the freezing of water tanks along
the line; last Manday the west bound morning
train was delayed three hours mt the .ank al
Waterloo.
Several marriages talked OF round about.
The coal business is brisk in both shipping and
home consumption.
Hogs still being shipped to Kansas City by the
Narrow Gauge
The Union church house has just been i'm
proved by a new platform and steps IN front.
which have been much needed for some time past.
Andrew Nelson, who was raised in ,hIs place.
and who has been in Montana for seveny ears.
is here on q visit to friends, expecting to remain
III spring ne gives y glowing account oil the
The ice being put up here ia splendid. being
about ten inches thick.
Several parties are talked OTTO come on durldS'
the Christmas hOliuAys.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-23
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
DOVER.

DEAN Observation-Disclosures giving you q
rest Of some weeks, the old hsbit of writing TO
you, which has chung to our per tor years ,Rsseits
itself once more. We forced ;pon ourselves /
mandate OF silence during the exciting period OF
the ! olItIcal campaign, FOR the ressOn that no
ono {, sined interested in the ey,ry-d2y trausac-
tons OF life. ami we had Aeithe' the inclination
nor the ability to venture into theseethinR whirl-
pool of political strife. Now tsat the thIrs'y,
the suiet, determined typhoid foun, we will in
,,ulse ourselves in giving the gossip in broken
doses.
Our farmers have been more industrious in
gathering corn this winter than usual, and now
the crop, which il short, is about all cribbed.
Sore have sold al 81 per barrel, and some NJ
81 p.
Wheat still continues to sell now and then At
81, with but little on hand; the growing crop
seems not 10 be growing at ali-iooks very badly
and needs Il good, protecting snow.
Hogs do not lie 30 fast because there are 81
most none TO die.
Rosy checked apples are not IN style this winter;
Our young folks have discarded parties. and
No sickness in the neikhborho0d, except colds
and sore-throats, both of winch have been OF .
serious type.
Ice-gaIherers arc busy, and OF course success
full. with The mercury 4 or 5 degrees below zero:
The close of the old year. and the beginning Of
the new, is q good time to mend ones ways. we
suggest that every democrat in the county, VINO
takes n radical paper. and denies himself q lux.
ury in h . own political organ, turn from the
evil of his ways" Surely the revolving false
hoods that are being hawked about by the re-
publican sheets are enough to DISCUS respectable
people. Yours truly, OSlEh.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-23
General Markets.
NEW YORK, December 10
GOLD-Opened at lU1k and closed ut l07x.

NEW YORK, December 10
G~OLD-Opened at lU1k and closed ut l07k.
ST. LoUIs. Dec ~.
HEMP-Dull; S1Od $l6o.
FLOUR-Low medium extras active andS~
at - a5a5 80.
GRAlN-Wheat. lower; No. 2. fall;t o 81 c.
and hid December, No. ), fall, 81 2SG$l 2s
cash; 81 20 January. No. 4 fall, 81 23k Cor
the advance III eastern ireights checked busin=
401sc January. Oats quiet; s. cash; 33kc b
January. Rye lower ts cell; 6sh@Sskc bi
Barley unchanged.
PROVISIONS-Pork opening firm SIG 80 AJAX
cash, December and January; SIS % bid Marc
Bulk meats held firmly but very little doing
all; shoulders offered At &c cash. SIC bid: Gle
rib. SIC asked, &c hid; clear, SIC asked; lor
clear, shc asked, SIC bid long and short clea
SIC asked, sc bid. Bacon quiet ut 7i4c, 81.
stac. Lard easier; $40 d each; $40 60 tebruar
LEAF TOBACCO-We quote old crop: Cor
mon 10 good dark lugs S4a 5 50; do do bright I
- 50dG 30; common dark leui Is 50d1 80; m
nium dark shipping leaf $SaS so; good do {
S9G 10; common manufacturing leaf s. III
dium do do IS 50a9 SO; good do do sl0sls .
New crop-Luys 81 "A; common to medium dui
and red leaf from 81 5O@7 so; boxes and sma
packages from soc 10 81 per lUO lbs. less.
OGS-Acti and higher; workers. IS IS
S so; common to medium packing IS 6095 ]
lair to good, 81 ..Hi 81; choice heavy. - 10
= %; Pniiaielpnias, 81 lOGJ Ii. Receipt
500
CATTL.E-Dull and unchanged; only . loo
trade. Receipts, so.
Hcmp-Duii. We quote: Dressed, Sl90aa'
undr-ssed, $500 no; shorts: Sl25Gl33-iOu
dressed do. $lJoal6Oi hacked Tow, SSoS.
orssk tow, s52455.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-23

the s,tuztion from any otheF stahu point tAah
that which We have stated. Not one Oh tiien
can be found to say that It the democratic ma
jOrity they claim in LOUISIANA was op'alnsa
through fraud and violence. tney no not want
to accept the victory 1t would give
WHICH, Vic n.s'
between the visiting conlh'''ees d. No"
MI. rainier coihh''''ee Sulo
III reply 10 Tie one'ihan
letter:
ncah Marty v esI'ptI -, ~ ,ho
co.sn.r.ti,a action which w. sought to bring
about wa. u simple reproduction of the language
if'esioenl urAn,-a' "n'Se .e4ues -. -
r.n sherman That language was deliberately
used, no doubt, in view orthe fac,-about which.
- we conceive there can oe no aisI",e,'
non.., md in,, d.c,sra,,on Of The result OF the
recent election in Louisiana is a fair and Impair
tial canvass of the votes actually cast. ana II
s " u 49, 'ss.inaa f,hs vo,.s
actually cast he meant to include votes illegally
cast. as you certainly do us Injustice by the i'm
pnsalion OIL ae.'re 10 Insist upon ,..s..on,
IN. ernrr,,ion ..,otr, ac,unllv east,. Of ne
oessly desi0mates potes legally cast; and as
" cons q"e"es Of s.en 1"'.s ""ty a,a ws s-
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DRAMATIC.
Christmas Performances 0olden's
Theatrical Troupe.

The Golden Troupe which appeared at
Harmonic Hall last night, will continue Its
performances Tonight and through next
week. The company comes highly recon-
mended. by our exchanges. The band
which accompanies it is probably the hes
attached to any travelling company in the
West. Miss Bella Golden IL an actress of
rare merit, and possesses a..remarkably sweet.
voice. Their repertoire consists Of n large
number Of moral dramas. and our citizens.
should pstronize the troupe literally. The
piece set for this evening Is Divorce. ON
christmas day there will be u matinee at 9
o'clock p. NJ, for the benefit Of ladies' amt
children who cannot attend at night.