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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-10-14

Franklin San: There will be
about half crop of cotton and corn
in this parish.
~ Lafayette Adrertiser The
dwelling house of Mr.. Sidney Grelg
WAS destroyed by fire.
g8 Lake Charles Echo: Rice, sweet
potato aud pea crops, ;tlsn the orange
crop of Ca!casieu, will fall short prob
ably one third, owing to the drouth.
EY Lafourche Onion a full crop
of corn has been made in this parish
and it is very probable that our plant
crs will all have enough TO supply
them for the next year.
~ Rapides Gaeette: Mr.. Frank
Biossat, got into an alteration at
Cotile with MIR. Lishtfeot, and WAS
shot by the latter with double bar
rel shotgun, causing death almost
instantly.
Eg Vaudeville Ware: 4 young
man named Roque5 accidentally shot
himself while out hunting in the
woods near town. The charge passed
entirely through the front part of his
head, and must have caused almost
instant death.
~ Terrehonne Republican; In
the case of the State Us. \. Starnes,
charged with arson, The Grand Jury
returned not true bill. Mr.. Starnes
was accordingly released, and is now
enjoying that liberty which popular
opinion, aided by prejudice, deprived
him of.
sg Iberyille South: The cane crop
of this parish this year is unusually
large and now in fine condition. The
planters are forgetting politics and
are busy preparing for their rolling
season. The New Orleans market is
bare of sugar and prices consequently
,rarge high.
g New Iberia Sugar Borl: 1t is
.rumored that six thieves and desper
ADDE'S, among whom were Badean,
the man who raped a young lady III
Iberia, were lately caught stealing on
one of the Chenier islands, aud hanged
or shot. We have no particulars
At ball on Prairie Petite Anse, The
0lin Lahauoe shot Joseph Segura, the
ball passing through the abdomen,
;ntiicting a wound which it is feared
will prove mortal :. The three year
cid son of Mr.. Zenon Decuir fell into
the vault of Il water-closet and suffo-
Gated.
v Vermilionville Cotton Bolt: BY
letter from e. A. Guilbeau of Amaud
vile, we learn that recently the little
eight year old daughter of his sister,
Mrs. Cyprien Roy of that vicinity,
while lighting fire by pouring oil
upon the wood, had her clothes set
ON fire by the oil exploding, and in
her agony she ran to her mother. The
maternal feelings overcame the poor
lady's Judgment, and while trying to
save her child, her own clothes were
set on fire, and both were so horribly
burned that they died soon afterward.
Our correspondent adds that some
time since the life of little girl named
Artigue, aged twelve years, living at
Mr.. Joseph Frozard's, few miles
above there, was lost in the same
manner. The Nelson plantation,
situated three miles below New Iberia,
which comprises upwards of 2660 ar
pents, having been lately divided into
forty-tive tracts of about fifty acres
each, is now being offered for sale by
the Citizens Bank on most reasonable
terms.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-10-14

Fire occurred in the hold of vessel
undergoing repairs in New York har-
Dor and five ship carpenters were
burned to death. several others re-
ceiving serious injuries. The vessel
had been used to transport coal oil,
benzine, ETC., and the planks of the
hold were saturated with these COM
bustiblc materials.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-10-14

At Fairbault, Minn., a policeman
named Henry Caverrick was shot
through the heart by a man guarding
the jail in which the Younger brothers
are confined. The policeman had
been ordered to keep away from the
iaii
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-10-14

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Address: CHIEF. Donaldsonyilie. La.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-10-14
AGENTS FOR THE CHIEF.

ASCENSION PARISH.
Vim. G. Wilkinson, Donaldsonviile, La.
DR.. John Dominique, DoIninique's Landing
AUGUSTUS Knight, Linwood Plantation
John Dixon. New River.
T. B. Hebcrt, % .
Alex. Meyers, Manchac and Port Vincent.
ELSEWHERE.
J. Curtis Waldo, Now Orleans, La.
Geo. P. RoweIl d Co., New York.
RowelI s. Che8nan, st. Louis, Missouri
, 1876-01-11
SAN FEtkER.

Ak fkkAA9 NNI ukAA444t
Tho atatemont In d morning cotonporary yes
teRdAy that Sam II. Felker, OF this city had
basn to Warrington In the interests OF tho Chi.
cago whisky thieves, picking up information
here and thero against Secretary Irissow, impl-
eating him 10 soma doubtful transactions, aud
hint,pg 1t disagreement betwacn the Secretary
and President Grant, induced TnIruNx reporter
yesterday to Rssk out the gentlonan referred to.
II nas stated In the dispatch from Washington
that Mr. Falkes loft that city Saturday and
would bo here yesterday morning, aud this ap-
pears to be the only part Of tho dispatch upon
shich the seal Of truth may pe placed.
This reporter found Mr. Felker at his home,
No. IS 0at1ey atreat, yesterday afternoon. aud,
hfter acquaintiug him With tho object Of hIs
visit. obtained from him An emphatic dsuial OF
tho ASSERTIONS contained In the dispatch. In
response to further inquirlos, Mr. Felksr said, ,
wont to Washington purely on busineRa Of
my own, aud hxve
no CONNECTION WITH REuA, HEsIx0,
Or any other Of these mon hero whatever In re-
gard to tho diatillery busuass Ia any shape,
manner Or form. II iaa uoi!-known flot that
mo for Years. Hhilo In Washington l oallod
10 $50 tho. Secretary Of tie Treasury,
hut va bad no conversation concerning
whilky matters may ssy that didn't nee = stnxs
politician IN Washington to speak with hi,u-not svsa
ssnAtor Logan. saw Elmer Wsahburn there, and /
understand h. Aal his mpu M hsre In couuectIou
ptiss..
a. mamsnss notice IL talss, tlon, Ia 1T 49,.
.r.-fnusa11 70. neTss baa : word With Drtstow
sseas as asssan, asEss offered ny ass.ics TO liz
, 1876-01-11

wbisty mcn here, snd wouint hefp them II tiny
wlntd no to.
nature Of
TUE uUB1Nrss WHICH CALLED rou TO WARTIME
rns?
F.-Cettalniy not. wsns thcr" h arc tx-Attarnfy.
General williams, who Ia connne! for r,Srof nn hsts
or four ottrr gentlemen who Interested In lxth
Of magnitude, Of which haYe had the
h9tfltnt.
lk--wcre any approaches over mado to sou by The
whtAky MEN hero7
F.-They ueytr n*kcfl mo to do II filing for than,
md never fceelred single dollar !rn them. Thls
whole thing Ia fabrication from. iEEInnnE 10 asl'i.
and ihtto INT word Of truth In II. not one hRye
no rccllar5, POLITICAL or othnr interest In freRing hd
1Ithn, Rnd don't carn whether tAcy convicted Or
not.
I.-I* tllore any tsk In Washington In reference To
TROUBLE BETWEEN GRANT AND nnlsTnW7
F.Af heard somc general talk 10 tho cta!t that
nriatow !unAaing M pretty etrona candidate
far tr lrcAldrncy, hit heard nothing Of my trouble
Etivnrn jIiM anil ufant hbont whkkY or any ntLer
matters. III fae., dont think tho mhfrky mcn have
enough TO do II. 1hey't" lot af a-l thieves
an5huw. md they !s right down md b. aa'lghcfed
Moreover. Grant and nFlstow Beebl 70 bn very guoa
friends ant don't think thers could tn any trouble
1rtYeei, item. Moro fh1n that dou't know, aud,
therefore. rant say You can express my sentiments
III very few wos1a. and thry thrEs: I have no
connection wha.aYrr with Helm, ucs!nH or any Of the
whisky men, I'll any shape form, or M1anner.
Moro than that tile gentleman couldn't say, sud Tho
reporter put up h!s uUte.book snd left.
, 1876-01-11
HISCELLA


Chief Of tue Secret AorTce, nrriynd IN the city
yeatesdsJ and will remain In tho WsGt for several
woeks, making hts hsadquarlors at Chicago. Mr.
WaAhbn.n, although be mhde the first aoazurcs
In Chicago-thoss OF May lAt-does not appear
to 10 hore at th!a tina in connoe-
ton with whisky matters, although ho may
have soma testimony oaes u relation to tho seix-
ure4 made by hls men. He wAs II the Custoto-I House
yeaterAy but his special attontou directed to tito
eounleRftl1ug tAats, which lars assumed important
proportions during The Last few mons, notably thoAS
Of Lien lloyd aud Nolson briggs.
UaERPIN0 AUTHORITY.
An ingenious, Int not very highlypfincipfed, lndt-
v1dua who Reaka devlouz xsJs u acuu,u!sts Wealth.
hsa heen of Late taking upon hinasf tue nsnt!s OF
authority and going about IN tle city III
tho Rus4 Of / 1syAnuo officer. Saturday thu
person In question called 1t tho cigar pnAuAfArtoey Of
Frank HtyI, No. tl89 Wentworth avenue and rei Eu-
4aated that ho xaA Rafenus Deputy, and that ha
MANS Wa Walter Hcott, In tho cattay OF ihs once
he had assumed ha collected 3a.25 from styI, aud
pass~d On Ia nav neldA Ths sana called Oh ].
atJx, another GRsr-nAkar md told The u2tue story
usinx ths OF Hartman. He seemed In both ca1ss
10 woll acquainted With thu MtnuHA OF tho Office hs
assumed, aud claimed 10 know III tho Daputles vcEJ
well,
COMPROMISE.
Inu1SvIL1t, H.. jar. lo.-CummissionsF Pratt has
ecssptsd Il 900 from Herman Exnsr whskJ teAl4ss
hers, In conpronise In ts of Tbs Uutad Btstea
Against sad ARA for alleged nLlaton Of ths reysnua
laws aaTsrs mouths sEo, aud tho ssil stc, thst rurs
4&i1e1 will hs returned TO the uwusEA.
, 1876-01-11

Aitered tho sum TO req. ~. Th.s o'dsr r.. .Iao made
pnyAlle 10 Piarce. Thu wtneasrA In thfa c.ss "e1o
Arthur Tanning, Postmaster II Warren; Walter Hr.
MaHar. Assistant PrAtnhzter u 0ssns; sud bpecihl
Agent Hayes OF Tho Fose.0lies Department.
This cass consumed the remainder Of lilo sofehoonf
amt the Jury in 1T Of enthuhitm adjourned Unit!
o'einek. Al tll.t ho,r sha caso Of Marlin aatenan
WEE c,lied. This mat, who has made an nntnMabc
reputation "crookt" was a1rettea on the i2th ot
November for pasaIng counterfeit IS BILL on tl,e M.
tionsl Bank If Irr In this State. H. u sud " i,sso
qy!drnre sgalt,st him wAs conytucpR.
Afes tha case Wis dtspnsoa q. that Of conpls Of
n,sn nasnrd Hl,ess and I4os called r. This vas
nlrirI couu.crftttinE Gaze. and has bccn
heretofore published in TnK TRiauxE. Rivers.
lin chief rartner u Ae R4ny, iasae1 .
greater portion IT his tIns last summer D nannfsc-
tnriue lin bnsn rotna Of the aforementioned de.'o,ni-
natiun. Eiward J. Lee. the working Of Tho con.
cern, furt occupied II lively rate In Eettln1 rt
Of TIN uiokrs. Thls he did in vniiuus waya, hs favor
Ito method being TO rie up and down the s.rcet-car
a.4 lle woull tnfc9ncr lI.u.ef comfortably 1t the
trout end nf car aud. rhcn this pahsenFert passed
up theIr fare, he would exchange tIo Eno,i btent
picecs for hoae Of lila own, depositno tbs Latter IN
Tho ho1. .'..-
After hearing Tho evidenco IN this case the Grand
Jury ournrd for tho day. Contrary to expectation.
they failed q return auy iniic.menm. In rsa1. @
srmhnR today they will meet in the room on the
door above, the United Hates District Court.
, 1876-01-11

i. McChr5sr, Of Worth; Scrond Assistant Soc
Rotary, II. u. Baird, Of :iu6ca.ino ; Enrolling
Cierk, Mrs Matilda 1follits, Of Buchanan En-"
crossing Clerk. aflSs Hattie 1sayhnrn.
HotsE REPUBLICAN, CACCpb.
Ths Republicans Of tho House thls evening
nominated John II. Gcas for Speaker on ths first
hailot; James ". Logan, OF Daek 1lauk. Chief
Clerk; Eeujamiu Van Sseinberg, Fir.t Assistant
Clerk J. J. Finn, Of Dallas, fecond Assistant
Clark; Mrs. Laura A. Berry. Of Story. Enrolling
Ccrk Minis Lucy p. Evans. OF Muscatine, En-
crossing Clork These nomination. will be satF-
tied 10. MORROW.
THE nExAToRfAL CONTEXT
wa1es hot. kirkwo1d'a friends claim his nomt-
patlou tn thp first ballot. With ~ yptcB, Eelk-
nnp's friends take all bets Dn Hirk1ood at sight.
II is cIancd that this nomination Of Gesr for
Speaker Is gain for HarIs.. 1'clkns, stock
ncut up several yotaa to-day, tut no candidate
his = majority y0t.
, 1876-01-11

T~-tt.,.nnin1s lran, svcl1.khotxn 10.
eui lrai.:e III hue family grocetie. who, for lonC
tlt, bare koiA BHE1letu 9tanara fhvostIG extrhctA
We have 6u!a BurnrtIs taFurngs for years,--se1
lhen exclusive. The very lest In tia country
Ton h t..
u Have so!l them for yeasu. alwaya good."-cadr.
H4latI Il t..
Is hayn suid uurrttts cooking extracts upward or
twelve yearr. AwIya found them standard aud sclt-
Abi~. ~.r-I'atritk ;iti'+p.e-
=. Es have rold tnem for loug tns.. Always ond
them pure nuu rclt4b.e. .n-totkr4od Er"s. ....-.
rive 3elra ccn*1nt Eale tlu Lent hud eht2peats
far sapcrur to ali a'herr."-L. ). i5eund l. to
Have nld HnspcttE extracts ktlcb fsF! superior
faYors standard III quality and quautttY. ."-hnsh1c5
i: ltHin.
t'aug fol1 them for Tie pase Fight year. ehn rec
or,tnd tLetl bepg the btE& IN thu market ILL Il.
StutiaFG. .-..
"uive the bcat Of satlstAron to trade Can rec
oinn I'D beiuX tbs nnest III the market. q
F,l!taiaH.
itsc5mucnslatary Mt. fces might be much extended:
but II Il needless, Lut tenle Is tle burden u
them a BurnettE standard AAvor!ug extracts ara
uted bs the leading hoola sud cuu!ecsnneEs THROUGH.
cut tho United States and the bsilsh iroytncet they
arc used and highly recommended by the Grand P!cna
Hotel, fremont Nuute, sherman tloHte. Palmer
House. al other 1th4-tasb iot.A III Chicago AuA nEA
sol by hsstclaka gtoccrs anu drusststs tterywhere
Chicago Wholesale dealers: .FrAnelin huefeaRh 4
Co.. s. l.. Slad1iu l. Co., Wills FaElsnsr, Burton
riurce yaA Sehaact, Steyenkon X Ald. fuller Full
1rr liurut 4 Ilsalt. Iollnan Ktu2. Lord. saith
Co., IusuhaIu !; Sou, and othsss.
, 1876-01-11
THE BULLION YIELD.
Statement of Wells, Fargo a. Co.ss
ExrrcAE.'

NA'1V 80 49, ~ ~eHA
ExrrcA1.'
San Franetseo RnBttrn, Dec. 31.'
It In unfortunate that tho measures for ascer-
tanning the nnount Of gold md silver produced
IN tho United States are not more perfect Thern
10 Mining bureau. and Al officer dotnifed hy tho
Government to surerintend the gathering Of
Statistics. 1t is notorious, however, that tho
figures aso Ia Rome casos approximate Russses,
rasher than accurate returns. Evtttcnco Of thls
II a,,tnrens iu ths compilations from different
sonscea. l'rof. Ravmonsl sud Director L,nder-
man, t0.h Government oacors, differ rAtor1ai}J
In tho details Of their statements Of bullion pro-
ductton for 1874, whsIe tile compilation OF John
p.rtmsnt q %sls, FARGO Z C. oss 9p E9pr.ss D
shows still fnEthor variations. The last.named
gentleman han u,ado III an annual statement OF
tho bullion handled by tho e3pEeas company tor
nnmbar OF reh,a. which Is generally regarded
as approximately correct .hongh Of course there
are great dangers Of Implications Of Returns
from tte various Sub. .AgoIts. The gross A1nouut
reported for the year co,npArn8 ~ follows With
previous yearH:
Bullion product fnr 1a73... $500
Bullion product for l64................. II, ,4ol UO
Bullion product for lsT5................... % %0U0
Tle incresso ia probably correct. aud will be still
larger no1s rear. Following Ii tue report Of atr.
Valentino. which reached Ia at too late IN hour
for pntllcasion yo.tardhy:
Wo nclosa you herewith copy of annual ststa-
ment IT ,rea.nna netala produced u Tho s:at.a aad
british Columbia au1 tho ws't coaas of Me.ieo, dur
n4 ISIS. ~hltu rllnwa a aggregate Of 68t031. be-
Ing a +1cesanf tts sal over 1874, The grccss pro-
stuls tnAual yield III thu history Of tha oo.at, Ne-
ya'ia t;onrado, Msyico. trrGn't british Columbia
Mnntau.: aud ht.una I. increased while California,
IL actual. except fur Mt1ro. Oregon, and ARIZONA,
whrre 1t srr@rcnt rather than real ID compared with
other ycars. regular lEodnet ttinE accounted for
and reported htscln, h!thcrto emitted. The derte
it California waa In tEc mAin oesaaiaucd by asn,ed
supply of Mattr for racrr and hydraulic mining. Tina
increase tn Colorado 4nd Seyai{t in notable Aiso tuy
facs that Sctaa t:cld- ,ef. than half Of tne wtlolo
| precinct Of Ihe roini:y- Professor X. W Hsyinona
| cretns New Mt.tcn pnli.tcd in ktatenlcnt) ani
Ar!.oua Sontnt1 with S,5;,oo. which In Ibtr4l a.
1o"ance. Es hass t+cp unahls to otaIn any data
that stihta showing favorable prttent prcsltcH
indicate Asgregute s4id Of Sb,tNIaa for 1876, Of
! which Nevada wil dtut'tltss pEoIucc S3a,tN0 QUO.
I1tIteneht ~ lie H:uht II t.st,ous ntfats trodueka in
the STATS aad isrF.t,rts Wf4t NJ tic Missouri Ltftr
tttr,u. 1E7t
, 1876-01-11

S;vefui D,su1.eh t. The Chicaqo Tribune.
srnlS0flELp. Jan. 1o.-The following letter
wna received a. tho Executive Ofce today i'll
relation to tho abduction Of John II. Hair from
Lincoln, Neb,. by Detective lta!i. Of Chicago;
DEPARTMENT Ok SrArI- WAsalSuros, jan. =, lsii
TO Hs EIcei<,r D John L. II ttrtdut G6r:rnor. tfe
SIN: l hayr tie honor to acknowledge the receipt
Of your letter Ut The cd H in rraasA 10 The alitGed
abiuction Of ono John Il. Dalr against whom u-
uirttut for perjury IN psaaig IN s;it State IT
1sno.. and for waoFs tsarerJ 10 tue j,1Hsce of ilo
State re1u!tton W4s made ~ ynu tho GuveTiler
at Nebsaaka, by = pcsyerHion . Of which. II
is alleged that he was fnrtibly Conducted
10 England. and, In reply to inform yuu that 0tu-
Sele&tk the a1inator oi the rusrt S!aes At tndun.
has bcen instructed IL ny.Agat the anu should
1t apenr It the re1us.tioa referred to ade ty yott
vas f sact and merely to obtain Iutseston vi he 1er-
aon OF Hair. and be clearly abducted tnvollntat-
IL, to briI2 the to tbs nouct VI the British Gov
ernent with the request that ht Eo Immediately lib
GRATED and restored to ihs COUNTY, aal raIeF siel
ts tsEen 10th to indemnify hin! aid puuts the yio-
ato.s uf his personal r.ghta. !tase tbs onot to be,
liz. your obaairni ss-sant, HAA3L7oa Fish.
, 1876-01-11
THE CIR AND JURY.

1&ih, r~.,1 t,-v ind mt ndtnrvnA1 nvar
- so' otAlis' 'a'' u"u Ivy w"
Saturday considerable work m1ght nave beoh &C.
=. ,s'p,, -. n.e,.;,a a.sd.rt .not ~ .,r,,,nt
msn ~ pocomE essasa. .uns w.. ~ a,..a ~
thn ,,,IuL t-,u,. T., t,Ia ci, Vii, l.. ,ch yrc.t
'"a "1"A' 'ts1e0 - 'u'D Wy "'A -" ue o4e s.e~
er than "aa II fi1Ht anticipated. Ihe Humoor OK
.l. sa 49," ,.,,. 10y ~. ~ 49, " -a,..,...e -
HlcEcasea oa1lYt Ana eaca day oe~ EoTol@e1ous ot
crookpdneaR are deyalonel by tho ueNspapprs,
,,,,ii IL acomn ~ ~ t,ara ,rou ,h.o,,tolv ~ and
aus' " "I'"'o - s"s1u "s' @1ae'"so'1 ~ o-a
theRe oyo.-erowing revelations. tho Grand
, 1876-01-11

aIrMputs, Tsnn., jan. lo.-Tho Appears Jack
son, uss., special says tho House spent the day
In dBcusaing q resolution expupR.ng from tho
record resolution tndofsng Phil Sheridan, pasted
At tile Lat sesslon, which Was finally adopted by
OF tot.
Tia Senate passed a bill practically spo!ishtng
the ollice Of Commissioner OF Emigration. " cut,
ting down the sllnry from $4,000 to $l0o, aud
withholding NJ! appropriations. Also, ol!!a
abolishing the Office Of County Attorneys. re-
poaliux tho act known ~ the uAt!tn Gun Militia
bill, prohibiting pnylnsut 10 official printer fof
publishing daily proceedings, and suspsndln9 al
public work In h!H hanls.
, 1876-01-11

Special Di5pd1h to TAe CHICAGO 7rfapns.
IsplANApoLfs. In1.. Jan. t0.-Tne trlsl Of Ill.
frod u. McGri1, an ex-Gauger, for completely In
the revenue tranda psrpo.ratad By the Bingham
Brothera, wns begun In tho United States Court
to-day, Judge Gresham psosidtng. Tlers ~aa
nothing done further than impaue1iog Jury
and hearing tho statements Of counsel for tho
prosecution and defense. The defendant u IN old
resdcn. Of Ivansv1e, highly respected. and for hTo
OF si1 ycazs City CLERK. fio vaa appointed 9sugss
In 1884, And torvod 10 Nay, 1916. btnca than he has
tnntIt.
, 1876-01-11
BINGHAM.


His APPEAL. TO THE I.AsT TRIBUNAL.
EvANsv11LE, Ind. Jan. l0.--Qordon Dyroa
bingham. Of tho Bingham BEoshesa who voro
30 heavily implicated in tho operations oi the
Whlellcy Ring In this city. died At his rcaidence
At TatokA this Afternoon at 6 o'clock.
Iiis death wan CAUSED by apople1y. supsrinduccd
by e1tro,ne noryoua depsos..ot,. lie hn9ssod.
unconscious, from o'clock a. ID. till hta death.
Ho was to hare appeared At indianapolis to-
morrow Aa a w,sncss for tho prosecution. aud hs
seemed to fear that 1t would cause his immett~
ate sentonco. He vas evidently Insane the d3y
preeeutiIC his death.
, 1876-01-11
counterfeit money Is = detective. and ho will DO
indicted thototor.


nopExAH,
4 81. Loua recu1sing dstlor. don't want to
oolns to sprioetisfI and toll the Grand Jury what
hs knova. w ii. attachment was to-day issued
Tor him. and hn Will 10 eompoils1 to tell who
rronted by hta cronxed running The f4,banon pi4tsl-
iery, Ie il credited with being tho who divided
the spo,ls, aud who knows or1ctIy hnx mutL Hum.
stcpalnI. Knhn, and he res: Of tho ofncias- snail
and great eot, sad whether tn. tsgest fellows got
SHARE Of tho plumber, aad, 1t 10, Inv much. Ho Il
tuh;ec tn Indictment In shA datrct far his L.banon
o,tsstuns and 1t ~71t bo healthy for lin 70 brsak tbs
inuIe which, il In thought tbs st. Louis Ring hsve
Eoun him with 70 prevent his slueatug. There arc
no other lew Developments to-day.
, 1876-01-11

wAsnrxa1oy, D. c., Jan. lila. 1n.-For The
Now EugAnd aud Middle StstoB and South At
jantic Ssates, otcar OF fair woathes aud lonor
temperature han on Monday. with briAk noI,h-
crly to westerly winds and rlsiug barometer.
For Topuossce nud tho Ohio YA!ley, Upper
Laker. eg,ou, uppor Mississippi aud Lowor AIS
6ourj Valleys, continued cold aud c!oar or fair
woathor. southerly to westerly Ttnds. high but
filling barometer, and slowly rising temperature
during tho day. 1890.
Sptctn4 E,spas4h to 1hs chttaQs Tribune.
Drxos, III, Jan. l0.-rhe weathcr lias turned
cold md nock River ia covered with solid lcet
tho fourth Emo tI.,s winter.
.ptc,at D.spateA ts Thr Chtfa1o Tribune.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. t0.-A.heayy storm pro-
yalloti III Wilson County las. night, unrooting
barns anu outhouaes, md blowing DOM tEeea
and fouces. ...-
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
uupukoo. Jan. 10,
, 1876-01-11

JOLIET. Jan. 1O.-IIenry Jncobs. who Is son.
toncsa 10 bc hanged D wook from next FRIDAY.
for tho murder OF Lis wife. ilaa ulatlo confess
slou, which will appear In tho joliet Sun Of TO-
Jny. Ile sonfosscs to tho murder. but says that
ho found man occupying her apartments with
hes. Tho n,an escaped, hut Jacobs assaulted his
wito In sucll way that she died tic next day,
whom lie couceaed and buried her buAy. nc
cord,nx to llu cylloilco adduccd at tho rial.
His story 10 CONSISTENT Rnd creates co'itldesapss
ArurAtlan.
, 1876-01-11

srt1ai I}tsput:A to Ihe Calehao Tribune.
DAVENPORT, H.. jan. 10.-A most disgraceful
and shameful nidnient row occurred i'll this cit,
last night Tho Turness wcrs holding bali.
when 10. OF rowdios attempted 10 como In, but
we're prevented. The rougha thcu stormcd tito
halt. A shower Of stones followed. \ number
of rovolycr.Hlloss wbro tired aud the night matte
wero seriously injured. Warrants have been
issued for The artust OF Rotne ton 0! the roxdcd.