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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-06
nOGUs LICENSE INSPECTORS.


For some time past there has been
certain individuals going round town
representing themselves as license col
lectors, and victimizing the ignorant
classes. In this role. VIM. Sachs, u
| young man OF twenty-six summers, has
reaped rich harvest. but now that his
| crime has been discovered and the pre-
sumption of his guilt great, the best
part OF his life will likely be spent In
the Penitentiary.
On the 2Gth of June, Sachs repaired to
the store Of Joseph Haas, 800 Thala
| street. and representing himself to be u
| license inspector, obtained from him
the sum OF $50. From j. q. Helm, ut
No. 229 Rampant street, this gay and
festive youth obtained another 500 by
the same sort OF tale.
On the 30th day OF july Sachs repre-
sentod himself to Chas. Krables, resid-
Ing at 267 Rampant street, to be EN-.
ployed in the City Attorneys Office, and
Tor the sum of $40 he would settle his
license, The innocent Krables handed
over his shekels, and that's the last he
ever heard OF them.
Mr.. M. II. James, OF the Department
OF Finance, has also sworn out an affi-
davit, charging Sacks with having on
the Sd OF June, at No. 80 South Claiborne
street, obtained from one Julia Dazet
$25, on the ground that he would settle
her license.
In each Of the cases Sachs always left
u receipt, and the parties felt secure
that they could carry on business, be-
leving that they had legitimate
license.
James NJ Pratt, an attorney Mt law,
was also arrested by the detectives,
charged with being implicated in the
swindie.
Sachs was interviewed by u DEMOCRAT
reporter, and stated that he had been
employed about two months ago, by
james NJ Pratt, who stated 10 him
(Sachs) that he was Acting Assistant
State Attorney, and that he wanted
him to collect city licenses, and that the
said Pratt agreed TO pay him ten per
cent for his trouble. He Immediately
went to work and has collected from
seven different parties city licenses. He
always refunded the amounts collected
to Pratt, deducting his commission.
Day before yesterday some OF his
friends advised him to leave town, as
the detectives were looking for him. He
declined to go and was arrested.
Sachs, when arrested and brought
face to face with James Pratt, he asked
him ii he did not destroy receipt for
fifty dollars. Pratt answered in the
affirmative, but stated that it was a re-
ceipt for attorneys fee.
There being other evidences that
Pratt was connected with this job he
was also arrested. Pratt being interro-
gated by our reporter, stated:
That he had never had any business
transaction with Sachs, either directly
or indirectly. except about q year ago,
when Sachs came to him and asked
him il he could not get an old wOman's
license reduced, that resided near the
ST. Louis graveyard; he said he could,
but as Sachs never brought any money
for attorney fees, he did not take the
case.
Mr.. Pratt further states that this is
job put up by Sachs to cover his own
guilt.
Sachs, in default of $4,000 bonds, was
remanded to the Parish Prison.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-06
Osru ANNUAL, STATEMENT.

We again call tho attention OF mer.
chants TO the fact that on Friday. Sep
tcmbcr I, 1876, we shall publish afull
and reliable review of the commerce of
New Orleans for the year closing that
day. Such document. widely oiroula-
tod. cannot fail 10 aid the business OF
our city, and FOR the convenience OF our
patrons we will furnish the paper con-
tanning It. ready wrapped for tho mail.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-06

Tho Hon. Louis A. Wiltz. our candi-
date for Lieutenant Governor, left town
Saturday afternoon to speak at the
grand ratification mass meetings to be
held at Napoleohvillc and mt Donald
sonyille to-day and tomorrow, Mr..
Wils proposes. 10 enter the canvass
with ali his wontod energy, sound judg-
mont and persuasive eloqucnce. God
speed you. friend Wiltz.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-06
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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-06
THE CAMPAIGN DEMOCRAT.

The Campaign WEEKLY DEMOCRAT, n
large eight-pagc paper, Will bc FUR
nished from the 1st OF July to the 18th
November FOR the small sum Of One
Dollar. Every man In the State should
subscribe. Every Democratic and Con
servative club should subscribe for
from twenty-five to one hundred copies
FOR dlntributton.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-06


The undersigned, vitality interested In
the commercial prosperity of the city of
New Orleans. beg leave to represent to
the Congress of the United States that
we view with alarm that amendment to
the river and harbor bill which requires
that dredging at the Southwest Pass of
the Mississippi river shall cease when
ever and so long as there shall be an
open channel OF eighteen 18) feet Of
water to or from the sea through the
South Pass Of the Mississippi river"
We respectfully call attention to the
fact that the wording of the amend
ment favCrs the construction that has
been put upon the contract for the
jetty improvement OF South Pass, name
ly: That the channel to be obtained
under that contract is to be through
South Pass to the sea. and not from the
deep water of the Mississippi river to
the sea. With dredging at Southwest
Pass, we have an assured open channel
from the port OF New Orleans to the sea
Of from eighteen to nineteen feet. This
we cannot afford to sacrifice for chan
mel giving only eighteen feet Of water,
and not specified as extending from the
sea to the port OF New Orleans.
We now have q measure Of relief at
the hands OF the General Government
from the Instructions at the entrance to
our port. This measure is certain; We
can guage our business efforts by it. We
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-06

This gentlemen, we are informed, Is
not in the city, but in Washington, and
therefore our reporter could not obtain
the information desired, regarding the
exact condition OF the jetties, and par
that OF the bar at the head OF
South Pass and its bearing on the con-
tract between Capt. Eads and the Gov
ernment.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-29

lcsaelaGen. unb nod beute bS,t man
aupeilen auf ben Strneen pom Maorip
foIaenre 0erle. eie er tn 6srbf 1868
gum Seften CAB:
Wp @&nerter ben Strri&er S~triasen,
8libt OftmaIs nuf's neu' ibn has Slid;
$50 weItl&tn binaus tbn ssl@Iaesn,
Da tebrt CT 70 balb niGt surid.
Nu1 Der Stabtratb BON gepiqa be-
miss msnts auten @eldmod, als sr
ManOel eel palaeio nsbt 10 anbsrn
Tcstel stnlup. 9slegentIi1 Der SieBes.
feisr TN Gbeatrp be Gnpantes einen
eobaelans iu Gbren Don alfOnlO's 3u
pnfoGsn.
Sir ben Quaenblid mag eS rem
Minifsrium Selineen, f@ nod iber
WoHer III baltsn, pb9leib ibm Die Gtas
az peS &lfuittss bersitS iebr nabe ges
lest wurre. Ton MIfOnlO bate ifinem
piipatsS terstair. COME De Worpbi,
atfbrisben, er merle auf lsinsr &unr>
reile i'm B~aetsnlanpe AUDI 0unnica
bsIu1sn unp tort bel rer aliberibmten
eide unter aew,6em 3Otbebalt bic
6ueros belbm6ren. UNI BEN Basfsn
Vert auen sin;ulSBsn uno einsn eau,
ernreu 8~rispea au erm5sIidsn. Nuf
Die erae 4unee RON eieier @snsun9 in
Der @,fnnuna res 25niss reiste Com
osus bel Gattllo no6 YamplOna nit
Gem neutrality-suspicious. Tdm rtli6er sri,
nifter In Ter Gal6e fur ben Sui, pab
Ion Nlfonlo auf leinsm @orbaben be,
fete. Darf mon ren NeuBerunssn bes
sdffsbrenren Miniffer > 9r1Ioenten
Olauben ldenfen. 70 bat er osn S5nis
70. b. etnfiweilsn) fir Die T%ortfdbruns
Der Yolitif TN bisbeligeR gimme &C.
wOnnsn uno cen @inHuB Der @ensrals
(Wauins3 GampOs) pataIvFrt.
Slarbeit miro eff In. bic Sahlage
fommen.1 renn In nen gOrtts bie Ser,
bunrlungen aber ZEN @srfaGunesent.
murf beGtnnen. StS lsBt BADEN bic
Debatten tn beis en- fdulsrn nur elm
mittelmdbises 9nteuHs aumal nod
fetn lpaniltsS parliament 70 arm, an
repnniiden 1alenten tpur, pie Der ess
senwdrtts tassnre GOnsrse. Sc III
sben Gle sebeime Wa@t Ger Snirisusn.
psIde jeper 3esisruns In Spanisn bic
Grlfsn3 lausr mo&t unb bic anesfdns
ciste &Idtsbr Der SSniein Muiter
ISABELLA miro faum pasu b~sitrasen pie
yemdtbsr su bnubtSen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-29

ras 9eben setrstsnen @sfesss misfdut
ben Mutb batsn perren. (iA eeaeu BIZ
Msbtbett Der @bseCrcneien IA ffsmmsn.
Wenn itrilenS Ter rspublieantlHsn
ShSmuns ooatOmmen freisr e0uf se'
1dofTen msIben fol-. 70 III Die GrleBuna
css YrdIrenten Woc Wa5On nctbwen'
eta, oenr Der Mann. Der bic Miniasr'
ten BroeIie unD Suftt tnfauirte uni
mDsli6f Ionse bielt. fam fsin aufri6~
tiger &sputlicansr ltin. uno ibm tSns
ne. tarum Die &spublicansr aa1 niht
trausn. GtuhwsiIen i6lsiGt bsrsite
ras @erIHt um. Woc Mabcn babe
Nnfdue RON unmutb iiter pie neue
@enruua Der 3undnre 0rantFetbs,
bsnfe an &ddtr:tt. uno trenu er Elm
Wol finer Stimmuna Suft MADE,
psrce man i'm tsin @crte nsbusn
unc cur& rem GentruI @bansp. be
l&on unter 3bisrs i6 nit GeIat fir
bic 3sputlit srtIdtte. srisBsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-29

Qcre TeltY, rtr mgliIde Miniiel
rcs &uspduieen. dusette fdrslt6 ~
eiuem frsmesu DipIcmatsn: @nalanr
tersitet (i6 auf sinen furht5drsn 8rtsQ
Dor, Der aber isbr popular lsin rirr.
SIN gintIaue hermit febt bic Wabr,
ustmuH9. taB Gnplano nit f~tbs,baftt,
6ait uno grocer Gusrsis iberau ttist.
Gibraltar III auf lebsn Sabre csrpro.
Stantirt lrorosn. Die UefiunSsnerfe
purcen uetRd,t! urb NIT risiaen Sas
t,crsn lhwnfsn GaIibuS atmirt, usls
DE aue S6ife beerrbeu. Die cbne Gnss
lanrs @iGen in ros Wittelussr tins
Iauftn wpusu. Sn Malta ruree Der
0afsn erpeitsrt, pertisft uno ;ur Repaz
ratur ron panNrldihsn nit AuIwsn:
euna pcr 81. 100000 stEssri@tst.
Die aIten Sanpnen puroen rur6 neue
etlsst unb bic Sniel auf msbrtre Sabre
binaus cerprouiantirt.
Na6 4Den, Perrin, @eYlcn uno
SOmboy esbsn tshdncie @si&dse unc
5esrserdlbs sur 8swuHnuns Der 5afsn
uno Der ie OsdeuUen forts. Nu@ ON
Gap Ger eutsn 6Ofauns wurcen bic
8%sfsfiaunssn uus9sbs6ert uno ersrsis
teri. Su @nalano lslbf III cie Nrmis
tuua Ter ri1neisn 8risssbdfen 3u
Gnre ssfib't norpsa. Sn WOOIpi&,
Gem b%.fanntsn etossn Gobututinnsplag
fir 0ofeu. une auf oGsn Wstften
tpoItst rts s.6ete 2bdti8fsit. 1auience
BON Iybeitern tno nsu eeruuaen nor
ben, um Gle b~eeonnsaen S&ifStautsn
lGueu su Scllsneen. Sc wercsn Pan
snfdtfe unU lurpeecI&ihe. SanOnsns
bcO:e uno IIetne nieuser 9sbeut.
Aub besdeli6 res g~ancbseres III
cine REORGANIZATION einsstrstsu. Ter
0ensral,Q Observation-Disclosures bat sinsn
plan au~sssarbsitet, mad psibem ets
enLiI@tn 9anetruppen tlnfiis au elmer
Gelcz uur SsrritcrtaIs Nrmee einsstbsilt
rpereen lousn. Eie e~ritsre 1T Sur Uers
rreaouna i'm Iuslanpe beeimmt. sic
asrflut tn a6t Nru1eecotpS 3u 24.OUO
bts 10000 Wanu. BON cenen sar 3ett
aaerrinee nur 3 complet fine. Gas
6rsiwllissnpelgn bat in GnBIano tn
BEN IsBtsn Sabren einsn etObsn auf-
39muu9 esnOmmen uno lOute jemals
Elm frsmetr 6stno an @nsIanes alfen
Iareen, 70 wdrpe er au leinem S6acen
erfabrsn,. eae bte S6bne IIbtons sbenlO
frdftis. ala famplbsrd! fino. Ars
Naem sebt bsrupr. poe Suslauo t@
surbs,sitet. jsOsr GusutuaIitdt su bsasgs
men.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-29
&pamiibes.

S6on felt etnisr 3sit ;eissn F6
reu!,tde Gpursn elmer %besinnsncen
@u,femoun0 swilden hem RDnisc Don
aIfonlo uub leinsm Wiuifsriun. Der
iunee S5nts nimmt es isbr libel. cob
tbm bduFe summon, Die ct fur mice
3rsde psrausaabsn nil, perlast per-
ZEN. otslsi9 ct BET elmer @ipiuiife pom
% 0ttuiOneu &ealsn uno beoeutsnosn
Nebens &,ntRnften aus ben Ercnccmai<
men cine Fsbt etnfa&s 5Ofba!tuns
fiorl. NO6 unsrtrGslt&er III ibm Die
peitgsbenpe gsScrmunpuna, Der man
i'm uutcrwirft, Gle .Abl6ltebuna pOn
agen @%lsmenten. pie Yieuetht sinen ben
mtntierisuen @Inihea I1doliGengins
FuB auf zen WOnar1sn ausibsn fSnn,
ten. Wsuise Gase Der leiner %trsils
In BEN NorOsn frue Don Alfonlu ben
Snfusten 6einri6 ron Bourbon. ber
f& frnbH TN 6UFaSsr oes prdtenpens
ten aufbtslt. cann eter Ton Nlfcnlr
auertannte. rssbdlb Ct f& benin 70 fell
ten TN EalaR leben lafe ObBleid er ale
fein 8erpanrter uno 6erjOB BON Ses
ptua pO@ 40 iseer 3sit 3utritt babe
Der 9nfant erricerte, man spinse TIN
ipie jee:n onperu Stsrbli&sn. srf I'M
Auoisus na6suiuGen, uno raS lei TIN
ldFte. Dayauf temct:e Don Nlfcnlo
pos ssi&ebe sana Sssen lstn Winer
unc @iasn; er frus cart tretter, MT
ete tHsntli&s Msinuns fi@ Iber tbr
uup fine 8sSteruns ausipre1s. unit
bat ben Snfauten. ibm rddDa!tIcS BIZ
Babrbeit tu laSen, .9sBt niht; benz
man belaui&t uns", Flltsrte Don pen
rique Gem ESufse 30, iprans bann BON
Dtrau auf unp rie bliBldnea pteSaat.
tbtre auf, no Der 0Cfmarf1au Gdtba1
Spurbe uno caau, cine Gntl@uleioun,
fansmelur, ft9 3urtdscs. NiGt min.
Ger fdb!te Der &Snt9 f9 perlsbt, all
Ganoras bel GaRiuo tim elm Deere
aur unterldrift Dprleate, weIGes ben
alien ReSolutiOnair MonueI bel Yala
clio auu1 GeneraIs Snlpector bee, yOfre
fens ernannts. Dieter 6err bat eeeel
Siabsaa, II. Ysrl&ieoens gampblsi
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-29
Die g~ebeimniRuoae gnrg.
Glue S@iIberune n,srFparbiser 2ebensidtdlale.
bic l@ ibeiIs In Der alien, tbeils IN
her ueuen Mslt entmideln.
(~8orilsBune.)

Iu@ Differ Woar fam an Die 9bas
re, uno Die bsiren eutsn 2eute, bic mid
Idon auf bem S@ife liebaemonnen.
nabmen mid init In oaS Daus une
lasten, i6 foute Die Naht BET ibnen
bIsibsn, morsen MOLTEN fe mad Gem
&linfsr iudsn.
NI5 ib nun In Die id5ne. bsusrlsuHs
tete uno pra6tpOu m5blirte Cube fam.
90 fibItr i'd MID slei@ 70 bsimil9, eab
id ale Nnsf serlor. Sie woutsn esr>
ne NdbersS pom mir wifsn, unp frass
ten mid cssbalb, no i6 Der lsi u. (. 10.
Sd ersdblte ibnen NQsS, mas tn 3D.
lien eben miteubeilt babe. sic parsn
i'm b56fen @raee ibsr bte 11lehten
Neni6tn, ole mid seraust uuo snt>
fdbrt tatten, entriRet unp ernt,ftsn bel
DER pcIisei ioslei9 etnsn Stedbrtsf sss
ssn alinfcr; aber man bat esn Msns
lhen niemals aufssfuncen, tpabritetns
LID. neil er it1 einsn anosrn Namsn
seseben bate nne In cie8srne sesauSen
mar.
Differ Woar unb fsine 0attin bat.
ten mid uu fstncn preis mierer Don
f& sesebsn ie sswannsn mid i'm Sc
a.nibeil 70 lisb, ra6 fe mid lpdtsr an
Sinbss fott annobmsn uno mir zen
teftsn untsrri6t ertbeilen iisben.
Bon XIinfsr b5tten mir NiGtS mebr.
bis Dor etna etnem balben Sabre. SD
bsfanD MID In einsm Waibofe, um eis
aem Greunpe cine 3ulammentunft su
aeben. @ls wtr uns chen al, een Mits
tdsetii@ selsBt batten unp ote Suppe
aufsetra8en wurre. fam nod Elm 6ert
unp nabm mir sesenabsr plaS. SD
attete Anfanss ntdt auf Jpn, fcnrern
lsbte oas @efprd1 nit neinem Grsunos
fort. Der Grsmpe rpurre mir absr auf,
faaie, neil CT mid ~fortmdbrenb anfarrs
te. &Is i6 ibR jest sbsnfaus 8snuuer
anlab. ba ertannte td trcS Der feinen
RlstrunB unb Ger fdpsren eoleensn
nbrfstte, rab eS 8liufer trar. st bats
te f& nur tnfofern sednoeyt. ale fsiu
6aar arau Seworeen mar.
Wstae &rreeune rpar 10 9roe, baf
ID ote rctbwenoise alusbeit uersae
uno faBte: .Das III Der SpiSbube Dor
Rlinfg
DoS Wort mar fauni iber unein'
eippen. 70 iprans sr auf unb elite MT
3utadIahuna ieines butss aur Gbdrs
blnaus. Natirli9 fdrste it ibm rad
uno risf: "6altst ben aerl fett!" Sci.
Der fam Auss BAG 70 ~uneripartet bat
mir Nismano sur 0dIfe b~eiipraua, uni
ale t@ MID bur1 bic safe geDrdns
bate uub auf Der Strabe onaefcmmei
mar, ca fab t@ ibn niraencs msbr. si
Dem 3urddBebltebenen QUITE tpar ni1ti
id sttenuen uno aue Na6forlHunasn
pie Id uap n1etne Mepptipeltern anftea.
ten, waren persebens.
Das II uasine GslGi&ts, Mifs'
Moylano /; Id t6nnte fe aueroing
wetter ausfpinnsn, uber BAG GrbebIiGf
babe i'd BIER anssfabrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-29

Asuss Gtbtu.

Go tuften bic gIumen I'M runnigen TbnL
Go pransen In Bluae bic SGume.
Go elGnsea bic gerse Ina i~cnnisen SirabL
60 leuHten bic bimmlilhen HGume.
. freut suG bee 9sbsus In bsrrlitr 2uft
8 atbmst bic 8rilte, ben ~miir3isen Duff
Der ge&st bes GrObfnus. CT i@Gume!
Das eebsn, 90 bot Siel Sprsen unb S&mer3
gle fanssn ipie Wolten sesosen:
tlnb trafsn fe aud sermunbenh bas 9erl
Eo& inb fe ssr6Obsn. oerlOsea.
rlnb tp9ie Der W'rbel, uub brausie bic Gluib
Dem FROZEN GewiTsn. Rem Iuhissn Wsth
5at Gilsu unp 9iabl f& ssbossn.
Sept ta&en bic Iuen. 60 erinet Der MaIb.
DER 5immsl, bic 9er,en lnb UHsn:
bod ranl&st Der Serbf- a@ lsieer ID baIS-
@ie fsbt 90 nit 0inlGsn. nit 5rfsn2
lnb trnusrt Der f&uanfsube Dipfel entlaubt
. btR Du, msin 8reunb, tel&enft. bsraubt
Wis bat bi& b,r Me&isl bttrrfsn3
luf benz @trome bee 2sbens ta it8.lt uortsi
Die Greuce mil rulSer Gabne;
EOrt riret am &ife. NIT lerbenben SGret
Die Grausr I'm fnfsnben 8abne.
Ss a'eben bic 8laibsn. fs fennen ni@t &af,
sic beben, ie lrnfen bic silenae CAP
Bas bdusf hu am 9rame uub @abue!
go tisf in beimIiGen 2sben Der gruR
9epest E& etn 3Ommen, ein Gsbsn.
90 iprUaen Gmpfaosn, @sfibls unb QuR,
sic srinen, le bliben. serwsbsn.
Die ,Ollse 9tebe, Der 9cHanus Traum-
Die flussn 3boren, Ee uesnen 60 g@aum-
Dem @aubel Der Dtuse ui&t Reben.
Drum la0.t tes ea5nsn unS GSlsn uu1
freu'n.
Denn la&t be stpossue Stunbe;
. Ia6t uns bic Yfaee NIT 8lumen belYeu'n;
Danfiaseub BON Munbe ~ Munbe.
. aibnet Der Blumen ~frii&war,isen Duff,
8 freut eu9 bes Qebsns In bsrrliGer Quft
lnb Subel srfi1e bic &uube!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-29
Gurppa In @affsn.

NuG au fsinsr !3si1 babsn bic euros
pdilhen Nseierunsen nit iOIdem Gi>
fsr, nit Der Anwsnpun8 folder Mitttl
unD 8rdfte G6 auf rte 8%srbsGerung
nno @srmsbrune itrsr ariessmaHt
us,Iset unp chamber 70 mistrauil9 be-
oba@ttt, pie es eeecnwdrtis Ger Sol
1T. Die grfabrunssn in Den jinsfsn
8rissen trusen 9an3 weientli9 pc3u
bel, uno 70 Fam 60. raS 9esenpdrtta
BON alien e,6beren Nrmesn nur nod
Die 5asrrsi1il6e Elm @enebr fibrt Def
fen Mnnabme bic auf pas Jabr 1867
suriduiht. Das 0lsi6e 1T aubsrs
Dem nur nod NIT Der rdntldeu Armss
Der Gau. psl&e ebenfaus 1867 NIT
Dem Nsmiustons Gewebr dItsrer Con-
ftrueitOn ausserjufei rrorren III. Die
Bewufauns Der belsil&en Snfanhrie
nit eeal Nlbint>S rdnblis unp Die Ger
ShweiSer WiIi3SN rmse nit psm 8st.
terlis8 ewsbr tt nd6fesm pom d~lteffen
Datum unr fammt aus Dem Sabre
1868, bic Der baieilhen Mrmse nit
psm Wsrrereensbte III 1869 bel1lcGtn.
lero9 ert 1871 uno 1872 auaetflblt
porpsn. Die @srebrausrinuna Der
Ngmeen auer aneeren Staaten III bin.
eessn err felt 1870 nit neusreu ODER
osrssGsrtsn @snsbrmopsQsn tnfoiet
unD tbsilweile alerrinss rod in Der
Ausfubtuus tssriffsn. Sn Sta!tsn
bat Ole Gutldeieuns tereits 1870 fir
eas 8stte,lt @swebr fattssfunren,
Ansef6IoGsn baben ii6 1871 Die gnts
fbeteunssn Deutl6lantS fir bas
Maufers, Ruslauos fit pas gereans.
gnelanes fur ras 6snry Wauinis,
boIaneS fir tae Beaumont UNI
Spantens, Ncrwesens uno 0lis1sn-
laneS fir has ueue Bennington . Sc
wsbr. 3ulsst IL 1874 nod T.anfreid
NIT Der eutl&sipuns fir cas- @rass
@ensbr binsusetsetsn. Am @eniadsu
gum xriese eorbsrsitst erpsiit lih nd&f
Ger 9dtfsi SsReuei&. Ete @swebr,
a~usrifuns Ie;ner Snfautsrie nit ssn,
rie lton erwdbnt, tereits 1867 anse.
nemmsnsn WerneLs0 ewebr (oQ erf tn
eteism Sabre sum @bldlue 9slanBen
uno Is rparer Gnpe pprtsen Sabrse
aueer Der ee1ammten 0anbrebr unp bsl
unsarilten, 0onueb . Msmee, nod IS
9nfanteries Gestmenter pss Hstsnbsr
6eereS NIT Gem aug ben aIten 0orpsr.
lace > @erebrsn nur umgedncerter
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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-08
CONDENSED NEWS.

The steamship Oceanica from Hong
Kong brings no Chinese on account of
the public feeling in San Francisco.
Five hundred mormons sailed from
Liverpool TO New York on the 18th inst,
enroute to Salt Lake City.
Forty thousand dollars for eighty lee
lures is what the Redpath bureau offers
III. w. B., who knows how TO scoop up
the hard cash as Il steam shovel scoops up
sand.
Tom COngdOn and Charles ConkIin, no.
tOriOus cOunterfeiterS. were arreS ed i'm
New York OIL the Doth inst. and large
lot of counterfeit money and machinery
was seized in their possession.
The amount of grecnbacks DESTROYED
i'm June is $357.3S4. being so per cent. of
the new. national bank, currency issued
during the month. This leaves an out
standing circulation of 1860 772,2S4
The National board of trade, last week.
had long discussion on the question of
specie payments, which ended by the
adoption of resolution submitted by the
Boston board of trade, that the present
was the best time for resuming.
Mr.. Blaine family physician considers
,h.n bac beon s,;nn6saiff To
absolute rest, rOrDIudIng Tim even 10
write letters. and gives no encouragement
that he will be athletic take any part in
the coming campaign.
George William Curtis. comes TO the
front i'm Staten Island Hayes club. He
saws HAYES represents all the principles
for which he has been cOntending for
years-reform i'm the public service. a
sound financial policy, and liberal con-
duct of southern affairs.
There is but little hope of the mainte-
nance of peace in Europe. 1t is reported
that Bulgaria has issued a declaration OF
independence. Lord Derby entertains
little hope that war can be ayerted. But
the news from Servia and Montenegro
and the affected districts generally, is
very confusing and contradictory, and il
is impossible to get a clear ide;r OF the
actual position of affairs.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-08


The statement has been made so much
and so continuously that corruption and
fraud in the civil service of the govern
ment were greater at the present time
than ever before in the history of the
government, that there are many who
believe that it is true. During the pres
ent era of investigation, in the House of
Representatives, resolution was offered
calling on the Secretary of the Treasury
for list of defaulters to the government,
with the amount of their defalcations
from 1860 to 1876.
The resolution was amended so as to
cover the period from 1886 to 1876. The
Secretary of the Treasury has made his
report, which shows that the total dis
bursements in forty years was $13,936.S70,-
or %, and it appears that there has been
stolen from the government by dishonest
employees about $ll,0O0.0OO. 1t is found
that the list of administrations presents a
gradually falling scale of losses
by defalcations, reaching mere
ly nominal sum during the last few
years, and showing also that instead of
there being more dishonesty and corrup-
ton at the pre- cent time than years ago,
that there is very much less.
The figures show that the losses OH
each one thousand dollars of disburse-
ments for each administration since 1886.
TO be as fl llows: the administrations of
Jackson and Van Buren,, SIS So; Harri-
son succeeded by Tyler, $40 81; Polk.
$S "a; Taylor and Fillmore, 81 Ga ;
Pierce, So SO; Buchanan, So 50; Lincoln.
ST Al; Johnson, 4S cents; Grant first
term), 40 cents; second term, 26 cents.
This is exclusive of the POstOffice de-
partment, which administers its own rev.
enue. In this department. the improve
ment has been as decided as in the other
departments, the losses having fallen
from $11 Is on the $1,000 i'm Jackson's
administration, and $26 10 i'm Van Bu-
ren's. to 81 OIL during the second term of
Grant.
These figures show anything but de-
cline i'm public morals. They prove that
whatever may be the faults of the pres
ent administration, that there has been
less money stolen under it than any pre-
vious one.