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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-12-14
Q Spnntaae>3 3lat;

8srIuHtn R,w.gJprf uH $50 0a6mitiass.
Dnla1sH philadelphia um 7.2O 0d6mitIaas,
Dsrlaneu 8eabins UNI 4.IO, 740 Wlcrgtns urb
um 1885 Na1mitass.
DnlaGen aQsntOwn I'm 2.SO WprstnS, urc lin
600 Ra6mittaps.
Sta ROrris unS gftr gilsutabn.
8. 6. oottsu.
GensroI, ,S5uhfrintsnh,n,.
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8ebinauusen Der auseiarn /,

Nu,sietu peroru sinssriidi ipts fclat:
@t(6Gfts- bfim 9abT, CSn
fir sinrn 9bsiI ees 9abus:
3 DRcuatt. 6 WOudtt. ~ Wpnatt.
Gin 3Ol S400 $500 Sl2.U0
3wd 3ca ZOO 1900 20.Q0
Drsi 3Ol 1000 1900 26.O
bsiasnibum-, ptrionltWss vt
aenibum. uno alsfmstnt NnssiBtn 10
Gents bic .3siIs fir bic uhs 9inriidurg ino
Gents he 3sile fir isbs na6brrias Gtn'
rIidura.
wattntirts Webts N, YtItus. uno alle
. ,aneen Nnlsigtn bel bsr aanltn, balbsn, brit
tel obtr pitrtrl Spalte rsrptn ipts tolGi BE-
TcGnet perefn:
Cine aau,s SpnIIt iGbrlib."".Sl500O
.t Gtns bdIbs SpdIts - ."". S0.uO
Gin' briitel SpdIis . ...". 60.OO
Gtat Sierttl SpaIts .. ...... 40O0
Cert hts- AnIeiasn peretn ME tolef
tere1ust:
@rtrutcrs>, NHminiilratcrS' uno
@llisuieS eS.Inieiesr......".."""$2.5O
6tiratbs., 3cets'Injstgth
Dauf abRdttuua u.l.p.,..........50 @ts.
10 aqs Yrisfs, Mittbsiuugen &c. mullen
Eis fuIet aSrtflirt psrSsn:
i. George Ripper,
20. Box 10
HARRISBURG, PA.
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sic nr6fte Nerbreitnna

Die Girfalahcn Der ,psuufplpanti6 6t
Staats. 3tttuuS" In Oaupbtr County
TT GROCER ale bic trarub elmer anetIsn In par
rts5urg grpruftrn oeutlden oetr tnglilbsn 3tl.
tuag. Sts birtsi sesbdIb Die befe @slsgsnbett
Wa,tIaen In bieltm IbsiIt esS Stdatts ttr'
pdte 8ubreituna ~ ptrlbafen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-12-14
Nine SrNpmnu;.

Cine psitrrs @srtpi0isuns maGrnS fir bic Be-
ftreituus trr laufelSrn gIussatsn her @al.
ierperfe.
G65hnitt /. Geirs rrrcibnel burh ben
gslsrt unb Common Council tsr Gity Sarris-
burg, RAP bic Sumnie Spn SGbn tau1enb Doll
lars Ssrpilligt Iei unb hermit III aus iraenb
pelGen in bsr S9aBfnlIe beiinbIi9m unb ni6t
ants nett brtpillistrn @slpsrn, fir bic 9snrsi-
iune bsr laufentsn glussnbsn brr MaGerpsrfe
fir bas Sabr 1876.
paIlirt Common Council, NOs. II, 1876.
S.@. SItns,
grSE6snt bes Common Council.
gltieltirt: Spbn Sbtffler S6ritrr
eeS Common Council
pnITrt SsIsit Council, HrSembsr 1e, 1876
SOfepb Stromiuger
pr6lpsut rrs SeIttt GpuusiL
9lHsairt: Q. 8. peters, S6ratG.
Grusbmist 9cpsnltsr "a, A. D. 1876.
8. .. patterfrn @aypr.
SarriSburG Deg. Z, 1876.
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Der philadelphia GrprcBIuh. Stlib, gebi il'
bta Gag. auessnpmmsu WOnidae
Der SnuiStura Srpueiug. DtIlrIvils VIC.
eommpbatipnslua. gansnftr 3ua pcfIua. une
btr panisburs IerSmmaciiOas,us (utr 90.
Iumbin) BIliG, esbsn isbsn Sag oursenCm-
men Spuniags.
Der poR,ue, btr Sbusalua uno Der pitts.
burg Grpysi,us, ptaItt, sshtn idsliI, uussrS
iiommen Sonntaas.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-12-14
@pnntaas. 2Gnfi

Rad Wep. guif, UNI $40 WoresnS.
Rad alsnippn uub DsssStatlpnen UNI 5. 20
Durmittnss.
Raa ReaDtns, philadelphia unS @es. Siaupntn
uni As Na9miltags.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-12-14
@ine
8ranMtWcilt sSrcmncrct
III f,erFnmfe1f.


Der llntspeI@nrir piinI&t Iriue 8rannt-
vein y renneret erlrgsn rttpa MeiIe
Spt Satrobs, gSsltmrrtIane GcuntS ga, gu
Ytrfaufrn, Ia sr id snii6IpGsn bat pom Sc.
iaaft ;uriidlutrftrIL unb lid ber Sefcnpmie Su
pthmrn.
Die Srsunsrsi III nit Oampfmal6ierrieu,
une ben nsusfen Gtnriatun0sn Srrlrbrn, unb
bsFnSst il& In satem 3uitante.
Sin pailenDcs WObnbous, Ioiuie mcb.
rere slfer 9anO, gut cuItiUirt, bcfiuben
lid nabe babel.
&s1sdtirsnte ipcIlen ii6 esfiaisIt unisr fol.
ssnesr aerflIe an mid tprnbsn:
Michael WeiS,
LATRoBE, WestmorelandC Co., Pa
HcS. 8, 1S76-.f.
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@c9ipcifcr fir MciiemSc.

Ttnnlplpauta Central stifnbabn,
3fgt rsrlalitn pas psuniplpania ShrHhd'
Ctppt ~ SarTistura tGalin uts 'plal:
Yin unb Srm q. Nrs. 1876.
csuftm
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Stciplutipn.

Neiplutipn.
9ef6rpIfen tSrm Seleft unb Common
Gpunril), bab fclssnee greiIe fir bns @isssu
Ron sCblen aufben Stabipan0sn fsfssltyt ieiu
lpllrn, nGmlib:
Sir einen rinlpGnnissn Garsn cher
9en..."".......".... III ets,
Sir sinrn ;wrilpGnnigen 8arrrn cher
gen.."......,........-.. 10 etS.
llub bab brr Nassmsilrr Gin Dritisl tsIaster
Ginfiinfte rrbaltrn fol-.
gnIiirt SrIeft Council glCsrnitsr IL. 1876.
81. 4. peterS,
S6rribsr brs SsIstt Councils.
Spbn SbtffleL
IS6reiber bes Common Council.
Sarrisbura Tej. T. 1876.
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GuutberlaaO YalIep GiIrnbabn.
.3eit = Isabelle.
OtGIit

anfanasHO am Nuntus. ROs. 27. 1876.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-12-14

9as MbonnententsgelO
fit Den SabrSan9 1877
bsr bsuti6sn ilIufrirten
@tfere i,no 0artenban= Seitnng
Seraugeber:
%. %. Coleman, Milnallfcc, 8isc.,
3elti9riit fiir
9anSpirtbibait, @ieb5ndt, Obifbau,
SIumeu. unb Sienen3uG { unb ben
SamiIienfreis,
iueIdeS nur 75 GentS per Sabr Getr10t,
fann an liutsHeidnstsn irBt bssatlt perbeu.
DessIeidsn fOnneu feet aud ncuc 9Itcnnrnten
anesinsIpst tpelben auf bisle s6t bsutiGsameri.
fanii9s 3eiti&rift pslds bsrritS pOn Irbr Sie-
len
Oeutidcn 0anOpirtben. 8drtnern, uiw.,
In .slmrifa ssIslsn tpirb unb iitsrall sius
frruntIids Gufnabme fnbsi. Yrpbnummeui
ipnbsn unsutssltli9 all irssnO zine Ibrslf Sers
Ianbt.
abcnnsntsnseIttr unb 9sRslunssn fir atir
anb nsue AbUnusnten tpfresn IN Sifler SfTeG
eutstssn eencuintfn.
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Sa bic GibrrsSabres,rit ecfOmmcn
III, 10 1T fOI9cnocs ytccspt sur grbaItuns
bieics @etrdnfcS scit9emdb: ,,8cnn Der
GiNcr 8c0obrcn bat. oaB CT anoeucbm
ihmcft, tbuc llnSc iblpefcIiaurcu aaIf
onf bic @oIlone busu ODER ;ebn llnStn
auf ciu 8urrd. Sen &aIf ribrt man
crit init Gioer ODER 8aiier Su oifem
Jtomcn. Siilbre baS Sob Oann gut um
mb Iaiie c$ bier bis flint Sage rubie
itebcn. 3icbe oonn iebr boriidti9 ben
reinen @iOer in Elm anOereS 8ntrsI NIB
made cS Iuftbidt gu. Scr @eboIt beS
@iOerS miro GnbcrOem nod oaOurd
usrbefrt, oob man bcnielbcn na6 sebn
Sa0rn abcruoIs obsiebt. @ie St6rfe
Dee GiOerS luirb allberbem bcoeutc,o er.
bot, iuenn man auf Elm Barrel 1912
$funo 8uder tbut, lpenn Der Gioer ae.
ruOe bon Der @rslIe fOmmt.
, 1876-05-19

corrt9aondsnss Se,s lork World.
LospoN, April 2.;1Ths acquisitions constantly
vaat halls Of tho cd!ace Outing the last year therz
werc added to the ltbeazy...wcll now. gucss hosvA
many volumes. Think Of It q moment. Tbs IL
bsary is already immense; when one enters II fots
yastnces Of It's contents but Of tho making Of books
there s no end. aud Of the discovery Of old books
and manuscripts there seems to be no limit
However, there are only 305 daya In
year. Sundays included; and now gaese how
itseif every day a,. W year taRins ono s asy with
ftayagant guess, 1fty. Fifty yolunes d day would
ba II. $50 for tic year; Int tho real number was
70, 4no-an average Of moro than z, coo day. In
thls nusnhrt INCLUDE evs!yshing-old books. now
work, and so on; Out Of these, no less than IS,
337 were acqu1rcd by purchase; the rest werc res
ce!ycd under tho laws Of English copyright or un-
der tic International copyright trcatles, or wcto
during the ycar wa Jos, alo. Or Seo e.ssy day;
md tic number Of volumes consulted By than Was
1.Ao4. 900. Among the acquisitions of the pass
ycar are nix copies nf '.lndugcnctes" printed
l. eo Of III Aef :; ny. nSy Fops
thute Of tho faithful who, after making good
confession aud obtaining abaolutton, should con-
tribute to the building Of IT. Petsr'a Mt Rome This
ls tho Indulgence cais! Ing Luthcra rcyolt against
of 'inhulgenc!e." acquired by The Museum IL ono
Issued ty l'opc Nicholas V. to persons who should
Etvu aid to tho King Of CypEus IN his war agalaue
the Turks 1t bcas date of 1455. and ia one Of tho
nldcat specimens Of pFnttng: In the Oriental COL
have been adted md besllca thesc thers have been
purchased tlle ed volumes collected By Hr G. A.
Murray, latciy tho English Minister IN Pessia.
, 1876-05-19

suppo.e. iIauahter IN to eourt.rooa.
tha. Helm Va 81 e.nadata % foe coee.os sn. asanE
wouldn't appoint him nnder any eircumstances4
WAS oRrEnKD TI1x r1.Aos,
hit wns advised by NE. Rsstar mt to taks H. nehm
!naIsed shonid lake IL safd conld not take il
I.aster and ny folks wera opposed. liz said ssYou
re- e.s,s t9c Tho 'se e cSrth g. GOO ysat snd
ptoporc.i Col. Juessen. and advocated blu rastits
lie was then sick In New York. We cent him tel
egraM, and io telc9raphcd back thas he
Eould acccnt told Jucasen hnl paid
fhe Republican pnrty great dent
of money for varous expenses, printing: car.
ia wnIEsd IT, % anS ns qush ~ Ia @ UP e se'
ssis .aseestins he s VIZ .te.ns h si!.2y IL pe!d
X tes:y .s f. ~ staae was m sa'1f IL IL.
y Fd PIT him through had help mo. have never
tseG,yea any Contributions ffoti anJ other officers
SOLD ro"gLL THE LAID
Whese ine so1th nsansh p!s!tilcfy Ia located.
doing crooked hussness. lie commenced IN 1867.
There W. az T. tneumbtanec IN the property, iho
., ;st. ~ e *5n ~ autanse conpany oa
.l!e ptsn,!ses released; Eays roxell check on
that thc Uovetrn'ent Ind % l!asc cens at!c. md
wanted me 10 Ect tho mortgage rcseahct. Ihs In.
sGtanec e9pant agreed TO rcicas. thkt po.tlnn f'F
check would make tos sIooo uoossll :ax
W. m9ots r. L u rsxs sa
a we Ps sssE sE bssE Tx st
patu Hoyt Inc chccR. y ~A NOT presented iot poy-
tnthts olt Mo1!a nave pecn fhld. +! uoht emo"
who sent It back. II came through ahc mall. Pow:
cl eince said he cnnld get along without RchH. and
porK HAD ARRIVED.
hcreE told Isehm thht Powell Ind an arrangement
, 1876-05-19
TElEGRAPHlC NOTES.


N1w YoRx, Nay ls.--A stEiko Of tbs prtnte'a In
~ oies sngaged In the iasus os ths city directory
,nsdo necea.ary Tho payment Of Union prsces by
that house. Other employing printers thcn had =
coute1unes. md scnexed thsts liberalization IN
ignore tho Union altogether. and ba no lonasz sub
ivc& 10 it, d!ctatlon, .-.-,..
Eescta4 DsspaecA 10 Tia gytSanA
oxAu4, Nsu., Nay la.-Ths Hon. John J.
NedIck, Of this city, has bsen sppolnt&d United
6tnL-s pialr!ct Judge for New Mexico.
Ap<t4dl nIpasch 80 3AA JttbunA
CuAhrAIaA, Ill lty 14.-Ths Encampment Of
Knights Temp1as, near urhanA, this wask wus
failure. Leas than 1Do elr Knights wcru 10 attend.
ancc. although several hundred had previously
agreed to eoms. Ksosy preparation hal bs<n a,slls
u p,xks ths meeting 11eceaa.
1xplAxArous, Nay lK-Nrs, D. 1. Brula OF
this city nnds heaself IN tho possession Of 6Uo actes
of coal land In th4 Lahiyh region for = ten-Jeas'
ieaas Of which she has bean o6ered 5Aoo, 600. Tho
land u half Ut pafeel left 10 hos and her brother
by An uncle h9to4a Year, ago, aud aAey have not
known itx yAlue until NOW.
8pAdat Nsps4cA u ~ nFaxA<.
Rr. PAUL, Nay ,i8.- -'Ths weather to-day II nu-
lat1 ~ mild saa calm. The lee.dsla u 2 tsst
ttlad ". 90 out 1eass<9sJ. but 9alI Rt 406 tast
, 1876-05-19

TfIR DIRECT EXAMINATION.
A.sC. Hcslng was then placed GU the stand,
bis ap pcarance creating quite sensation Iii the
couEt-ro Col. 1ngersoll examined lli.n Us
folosas;
Q.-What Ia your nnme1 A.-Antouy c. Hes
Ing.
Q.-lTow long have you lived In Chicngo1 A.
In Chic go and the neighboshool since 1854.
Q,-Aro you acquainted with u man Ut the
name oftJacob Kciima Al nm.
Q.-Wsirs you acquainted with him IN May,
1851 Al was.
Q.-Yosl may state, Mr.. Hcsing, whether In
your otllca IN Alay. 1875, In conversation with
rct,lrd to, .among Others, Mr.. Mum, Mr.. Rchm
said to.yoNtlat 1t was alAlno that Munn was
rc,novtM ft1,m office, ns hc WIS III Innocent
nun or III there was nothing aglnst him
Al scn,llert sucA conversation. When the
news .zlno from, Washington that Aluun had
been superseded or dismissed, asked him
"Jnlo,, did Mum havu anything To 10 with
this !" Says he lie didn't"
Q.-Do yuu rccol'cct tho time In October,
1875, when Deputy Collector Hoyt cndcayoscd
to got bcfoxo the dra,d Jury 10 make ccrta!n
personal explanations I Al rccollcct that he
Intended to 70 10 thc Grand Jury--ycs, sir.
Q-Dia yo%t. about that TING have convcrsa-
tion Will, Jasoo Rcllua relative to Mr.. Hoyt IN
which hr sa'd there was nothing aga!uat uoys aud
\ M1. aver o11ectcd 10 tl,s question.
rhe court7wty, NJ. Ayr, u... ,. -.
Tho cauit-No, siri hut tho evidence on tho rsrt
IF The prosecution from hs, lsehm brought ar.
:nr from III III. Holm Involving H. fieyI '' '''''
Col. Ingersoll pointed ont tIat Rchu, had stated
that L4+ patd money 70 the Collectors,
l4dEs Doo'ttis feaa from r!E 1'n,ngs.'s !enott
J!1Yf nfjEtH 10 EnutH hH Ind nA[1
money. IL was perfectly !cKitimats undas tho cir
cunstansss , to in9n'rs tntn th ths ,., matter
Thu question was then repeated to w!n.esa when
he an8Wcred: tAd a genSfu1
CoNvE1saATIOd WITH AR. uRuA II ARdAltt, 10
uoYT.
.Q.--,At that t!me' All Tint time. andncdid
lIoyt would demaiM sduisaon % tho GRIND jutya
sScen him ana H. issgsls, Trsa!s1y oiiicss st
Washington; tI,at hs h.dnotlaed Nj Ioses absat
ss III sa H. ois ssa Ss e..
would sena somebody down hero,
.,4.-And that this correspondence would clear
IT.. nDyt1 A.-And this coFFcspondeues would
Q.:--Do YOU remember the timo At which sI.e !.
a1gasd il ILL @ eaafsr At DO: ' . 49,
Qr-po you rccollect of Col. juessen being horef}
Q.-.Dll you. after that argument, hAvo con. !
yeFsaronoF any talk with JacobNehm ~ you went /
down ntatEs Or out q TIE :oomf Al hsa e9a.
Iii. almpbell, and Judgu Doollttls II ws.s
sass ss Ss ss
but Ai4ds tho sepaEat0n Of tho defendants, -Ms.
lioyt md h's eo;eoaapl!stoF: th!uk ls w In
y1sdeo'D Dool!ttle-Mr. nehm and yourself.
ID stsS:si
, 1876-05-19
IN GENERAL.


Gptc1Q4 L1fpG1CH 10 lht 4F9uHA.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May la-1n the conspiracy
trial to-day the whole Of the mosuing WIS taken
up BY discussion Of the accuracy OF the trans-
written by witness Grimm, which article WIS
put In by the defense, and Inns an important
bearing Oh the casc as going to establish tho
thcosy OF this being q conspiracy on tho part
Of tho Whisky Ring, assisted by Mr. Nc
Kenny, to punish Gen. Hedrtck, whicl,
fell short Of the General and stopped
short at the intended tools,- s,-ua'ucly, these de-
fcndantB.-witneas Grimm having detailed In his
correspondence statement to the effect that he
heard Rindskopf state it WIS Hcdrick,- the
defcndants,-he was after. Tbs discussion
lasted TIL the d!nncr.hour, and aimply estab-
lshcd the fact that yariona persons llayc various
views az to, the correct English rendering Of .
German word.
Mn. BuCRLnT, DEPUTY MAAstAL,
then called by tho prosecution and proved that
he was In charge Of the defendants On their being
:i city. and me never heatd lonis isndskopf mention
Ilethck's name, or tay anything Of the kind spoken
ot in The accounts giXcn BY witnesses for the de-
In cross examination. wttneas said be was en-.
p1oyed a. Deputy Marshal in both tho Western
and Eastcrn Districts q ths s.ate At ons tyne sna
papers, nnd getting up evidence lii these cases.
Sid not believe isinskSpi tpofs =, te:tlafa g n
Witnesses IflHIns hEtp!lsles aau Ma1tss u He 49l
Il must hnvc been after witness went upstairs With
lila prisoners.
JOHN nURKE, DEPuTr MARSHALL
was the next Witness. and detailed In very clca1
aud d!stlnct manner the circumstances attuns!nE
his lrtail 10 ts Newhsll liouae 10 ussiat BUCKLEY
tn the charge Of ti1u prtsone1a there. lie could
sweAr positively that Louis Iandskopf did not say
anything OF the kind swofl 10 BY Anhs, Mc0arigac.
md Shipman,
In examination, wttness qualified this posl-
tive statement by eaying he did not hear such con'
rersatiou, and believed It could not have taken
place without Ills herring. The testimony Of these
Witnesses. ks opposed 70 bis own, hc said. did not
shakc his confidence in htn own memory, hut did
shnke his confidence in theirs. TAls was tho whole
Of the rcbutt1l evidence OF tho prosecution.
| nHFENsH RECALLED LOUIS COHEN,
but tho first and second qucstionn were obcCted to-
and considerable tsnu was lOat Finally wttncsa
waa allowed to anBweT, and said. with tcfcrence ia
the statement of witness llcfzot, the Detroit Con-
ktnblc called to ltppeach h1s tCohcns) character.
that Zig Cohen kept faro. tabe, TINT eaid Cohen
! nr.Er kept a farp.tnbt, or had aAy connection
with faro. tablr In h!a life.
WgLLlAM 5TATLKb0Ht
q rrnortcf on tho SeHffH<f wAA next sWorn, and
tentded to the fact that the defendants At the Now
.hail House wesc Beatscrcd, and nsvcr for any
length OF time In one place, within dstsuct hearing
either Ut buckley 0s burke.
Adjourned.
, 1876-05-19
CROSS-EKAhIINATION.

= AAAALR A49AOhAs
By Mr.. Aver: Three indictments have been
found against me III this Court. On one Of
them pleaded guilty, and no disposition had
been made Of the others. have been conncct-
Cd with newspaper here since lSG2- Dcfurc
that was shcrin. have not had any other Of
fco IN this county. WIS candidate for Coun-
ty Treasurer Inst fnll. I bought third Interest
III the Kellogg DIstilliug Company In 1870.
Col. Ingcrsoll objected TO the cross-e1amina-
tlon go!ng iuto these matters. Witness hAA
pleaded guilty on Que Indictment, md other
cllarges were pending agalnst him, ind tho ar-
swcrs THUS obtained might be used to his psc1u.
licc.
The Court said no such use could be made Of
them.
Witness continued: When returned from
Europe, lii November. 1871, the d[stillery wills
burned. was not Interested IN disttllcry With
II. B. Miller In 1879. Ipaid money for that geu-
ttcman to Mr.. Rcllna. lie had uskcd Of INC an
Endorsement OF some paper ind security
to Atr. irwin for back tlxcs. When l
and s arrange this, Mr. 1rvtn % wss not Inclined 3
aesumo tho rlsk; but wo subsequently arranged 1t
Milieiy iy cane saSsaa aaa told s ~ lint a' A' - '''
lin HAD HAN cAooKRp 4 LITTLE,
was In difficulties. md requested nc g 20 70 Mr..
e 10 HehMl uu IL IL smiled iii aa sad Miller should not
rtln crooked uulcas know of IT," lie thu pto-
posed hal Miller saouid pay something. and it
Il. ssr tarTsi / collected tnis 1nonry
ffum gcpte1nhc7, 1879 uuul May, lB75
Whnn NH naIi il over 10 Rehn he 1ookcd al il
apd connted It il was 500. lie gavs NC hali,
and Ernt il Tho ne1t mnnth il via S5OO. md |
rcnurtcd 10 Mil]cr, t9lnk told hIm scyufai
tiines. Ihent hi. ooo ia iii. way. and rave Ncl,ln
iii. 600. ineSsf received INV MONEY and kent it
XII. iiaforo 1 linked with K:hul. KILLER guyc ms
S5oo Int not for cn,okri husJnets. i did uot do.
mbnd 4l2 q barre] and then keen tt myReIf Nehul
usoItNed to gct 41X bayrcl but Miller satd ttlnt
would ruin htm iwas associacd In a company TO
atari --.....~...---- ...---
here, tut It fsll through. Ths plsn ws1 to mann.
On fFum he Essf aud had = latent to do uIa. /
don't rccuiI hiy nRue, c, D. furwrll, Juke Singer,
IN Il Il u1ss % aa1e % G:en In eoances!on viii Ya14e
I'M I dnnst fnow IL Ths tnfty came from Wash.
ipaton end sa~ o.. rlu dEstiisy wa psTt!y con-.
ni.toI VIXEN we wsr. rs,krtsl 10 oWssh1prtDn md
fndrr iitss1 rama nuf 10 inYastjcata IL, We
snntsd lin, ths 11stt.rry Hipaer tuaintaiacd {ist
IL tHrnsnt,ns enuid n1t tx, tnnAfAiau fforn ina
sfsohni and rorweij and / bci{cycI that or M
EoniH'.t hsya 1t,no into Il ldfI ROT fall cut with
JaT. hosaMso H. opnoscd t. hui he told no II lad
, 1876-05-19


Deputy United statcs Marshal, was tho next
witncss. Ilo sworo to serving subpnnas on
Jacob Hchm twice to appear before tho October
Grand jury, aud secountel the difficulties which
he Ind In lndtng and getting J4ku beforc that
body.
In crosa-e1amipation, by Mr. Aver, wttncas
said Jake was found tho Hrst timc ut tho City
Hall. lie did not seo him 60 Into the Grand
Jury room. Tho next timc, after looking every
NhG1u, jake was met OIL tho street and served
with tho paper. Witness summoned good
many witnesses te 'ore that Grand jury, but
could not say how many. Mr. Rehm came With
, 1876-05-19
INDIANS.


OPtCt0s L0Sp04CH 70 1a1 1F1hbH&s
ST. Paul. Mimi, May 18.-A Dlspaseh specta1
from bismarck to-day says fsturncd gold-hnntsrs
report that the last train 10 by the # Perrs souts
sent sx teamstefs 10 bring In aous plsJsd .oui
atoek left fow miles from camp. They not re-
tntnfnR. olhors wero sent far them and found four
dead and acAlped. The names aro given ~ PArao
9ardnos, Jack Harrison, Tsxas Jack. and aadief.
safe into camp.
His aLao reported that 4 mRE from Wlsconsin,
nAmtd Monahbns ahead Of 4 train, was picked or
" Indians. who wateh sserJ tFan and pick on
Drivers on the Fort rfcrsa sonts bare Ill quit,
rofnsnx 70 take thc rt.ls at hny rrtco.
bT l.outs. Mny IL --h special to the Globe DsEs-
from Cnatos City slater that three men nan,od VIII
i.fns, 1iorrison and Brown, thu tro former from
Ing from the Black Hills, wczc tomahawkcd and
seaped by 1ndtsus near Tint city night before 1ass.
snl tlctr entire ontIt carried oil. Tho bodies vera
found about twelve ioIisB after tha tuAsssef4 Aa3
taken 10 CuAtcr for burial.
, 1876-05-19
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

6pff1ds tnFffsp1HdfHte q 7hs T37buNt.
New f6HK. May lt,-I may say that tho rumoT
started some days ago. To the effect that the Itib
un< IL Arriving otly to sell out to the Republicans
sa daily repeated In all quarters. II is reported
that the establishment, without tho buding. ha6'
been offered At towrrce. hut no takers found
Possibly after tho Cincinnati Convention decides
who tho nominees Of the party are to be tho rec
quired capital nny le forthcoming. DuE1oa.
, 1876-05-19

from the dock. n took her ase hours II ri sa
Three other steamers arc Ia sight 10 miles
.8pseta! Dtspatch 70 m 1ritsaA >,
81. PAu1. Mimi, May 18.-The Stats law
Tiled eoPtcs o. patents witb ihs County Ne4ta
before otforfng tho aAme for sale II any connty,
been decided unconatituuonal bJ the Buprcl
year. 10 lnduca The Legislature ie repeal tAa laS
It HnS ons Of the Granger measures Of tH71. &ud 4
tended for the protection Of tho Fufal populatl
agalhat fraudulent patents
, 1876-05-19

NHw ORLEANS, Afay 1B,-Thc Jury IN the
Frhrcnbae4 casea hayo not yet AGREED They
stand eleven for conviction and one foz seqult-
tal.
The Jury In the O'Dden dlattllcry ases is bc-
Ing impxneled.
New Oa1HAxs, May 18,-Edward Fehrenhack,
Otto KArstandulk, John Il, uoates and William NJ
Todd, charged with conspiracy to detfaud tho dow
erumsnt, weEs found guilty. Tho verdict Wa Fan'
lctnd II IL 10 u, III,
, 1876-05-19
FIRES.


bE<c1ds Ufsf1ftH 70 Ih4 2F75UM
CHAaPaius. ILL.,, 1iay 1B.-A Tire a. Mahonst,
yesterday morning, destroyed building occupted -
drug store and Masonic Hall. man named
Henry "tlaon was burned to death This aro fR
thought to have hsen au lnccndsar3. sonc Of tho
Fonds from the dfn. .storc hare ancc been found.
!eaitnr TO tbs 1spiclou that vafnnblo articles la4
9ecn removed hcfctc the fire started. Tho resE
door waa wide open whcu the flrst+cnmer8 afEtvett
aud the proprietor nnd lis clerk arc said to hAve
COLLAR md DcCktic.
, 1876-05-19
AHeMOMEJRlcAL.

apA7a1 LRlpa2ch 20 7hf 3F1stH6.
Biooh1xuroA, ILL.,. May 1S,--An osator3csl con
tcss was hsld to. nlghs TO decide upon whom Tue
Illinois Wesleyan Univesdty .! Bloomington shall
send Ia thz intee.Staia oantaaa At Evanston N os
tobes Mr. r. o. Weleh was declared champion
the College. Mias Halle Startling wa awarded secI
una hQnufv and declared Alteru8te.
, 1876-05-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Pills are prepared expressly to sick headache,
nervous headache, dyspept'e headache neuralgia.
ngfv0usneBA and ElcrplreAncxs, snd will cure any
case. Prlce &c cents. Sold by Van Schaack 8tev-e
sun j. 1loid. No. tl3 Laka street, cosncf Dearborn,
aud all druggats-
, 1876-05-19

Sick Hrn4lncile.-I}r. I1ensoll'a Celery nudh
Chamom!!e lllls Invariably curu slCk and norvous-l
headache, neuralgia, ana nervousness. PHca 80
ccnts Sold by all druggists. Postage 9sue,
, 1876-05-19

Nuructt's C0cnalne---A perfect dressing for
the hair. The cocnalue .,olds In liquid form
larga proportion of dcudoFlzcl cocoan1t oil, pso~
pared CT Ipressly fos this purpose.
, 1876-05-19

Ncry0us lfcnt1Achr.--I,r. 13cnsnn's COlerys
and Chamonlila Pills will cure ncrvonA headache.
a!ck trahncac, neuralgia nnd ncryousuess- Fifty
cents . box. Said By all druggists. oinee: lOt
North Eutaw strcct baltimore, Nd.