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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28
@ewaat.

Gnsebuteaidser: Sabaha! Das ut
ieeebr gut - absr ftartl Shabs, ba8 maj,
bas ai&t tpsiter er3atlen fam.
@r3dhla: Warum niht2 Oas f6nneu
Ste In Der anitdnbisitsn @eiealaaft ers
sdtlen absr Sic tperbsn oann tinaus,
selhmiHen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28
.8sarauoeteS aNte,erfeb,u.

u8tsbe 5ante, Sic itno Ood itOmm unb
sliuten ssrtb an eth @ .sosriehsn."
nRalItlth !"
mgauu uno bann ipuntern sic flm,
tcenn ID INNER pister su Sbnsn UNI @slo
fpmme,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28
5 If.

Wohl littet SIRE, rpenn sr es ipaste,
Die Sitne Tdamlos 3u snt,peib'n.
bod bab er Sud 10 iehr betoste-
OaS fonntet SIR ism ME per,eih'n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28
Git @ebartstaasaefnsnf.

n8ietes @sibdsn, hisrbrins' i'd Dir su
Oetnem @sburiStas Elm Stid Der fdnlien
Setnwanb. Dsinsr seIhidtsn Sanb wlrp
Is seltnssn, mir caraus isdS feline
Sberbsmpsn ju ~fertiaen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28
g Of 4.

Sd las Is balls entiebt - unb balls ent.
audit,
Was neterrei3 uno Diftsrsluth ssbores ;
Sa, 1T Der Dihter aud Sieuetft uerrldt,
so Bat sr iiher ptsl Berftanb perlcren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28
Ncrf@t.

80, blit Stna, S,rr 1slearaf, tsunis
mir an mstu Mabl ~ts'esroEr'n, bos bt
Wuaba 70 ihlsGt Is ; obsr t~eIesrafrn
S6s lansiam, tab's Wabl nit 70 arg
oaidrsdt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28
Sarnten Il. 6eiMdfdttem.

Die btftn, btIItsnsu uno nddhsn s,rus
laneereisI ,ipslte isst a. ~periantsn iiub. ine he Der
ltdlsn gian,fots uno i'm a5roI dbsn Sotpa. SIC
pereen 81 ben eanatartn Beotnsunsen %perfauff, Der
Stnsfub oes RaufseIoo IN nteoria uuo auf Bunid,
frtie gtienbdhufahrt. % ! itst nur sin,n Gent ami
siu Z 9oitiaIi' pesen Der ginseInheiten ansrTaaai.
etniftft. erhdit NIT Der ndhfen Bon n IN ,on X mil
aanotss Miitadlunssn aber etsies alsssednets nnS
Geo. IaAIss pber
- y. fapIor, 9anh gonmtHdr.
loftlJP Q Dearborn STR. ghicaap. ans.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28

@tnem . Iaufrump f.
Wte 1T ibr Beers sebaltloS, ffumpfl
Guf eisne Grt Bat iie perudtst.
Ho& i6limmer ais thr blauer Strumpt
ST, ad ! Der wStisfel", ben fie bthtef.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28
G. W

sic 1T baS treueife Gpnterfet
Bon ptruientrunteusr 8lauhrdmpfelei.
8 more bod aides, mas iie ssiarieben,
Der alien Mamisu @eteimnib sebIisber |
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28
MS SO lem

aus @ten.
Gtnit iaa elm Sreunb btr Mimit fort unb
" fort
Stsr 8ansst's Boifsn, Wetlen's Dramer
N bort.
Da inubt i'm ida iein S@idial beun CT.
NJ ellen:
Der stsrmits ftarb am s~unssrtpsilsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28
M etntnaen

9ln's Wert, SIR beuti&en Oramenbt@ter
Sier mint Sud eth erhab'ues 8kl:
sc tuirb fur feriise 2oitims
@eiudt Elm pafisnb' IraugIptsl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28
6 ire m stebbabsr.

.Ou itsqft I'm 9qfipiel NIT gutter @outine
Gls fielder 9tebaaber ftets Detnen Rann:
Did rruncert MIR, rcb bic hiefise Blbme
@ntlia nod 2isb6aber fintsn fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28
Was trau&t fia Der gu blas'n 2

SQts aab es eineu sribsrn Selben
SIN Gauifetn unb TN SHlenrrian.
st S6feS aud bon ihm ju melbsn -
Ut bat e8 nitt NIT Glstb eethan.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28
gptsram, nj {.
Bon Ostar Ylumentbal.
Gtnem n RI

&tntm YrabIer.
Wenn ettel fh Der Sroih ,uui O&len
bldtt-
Run tobI, 70 mag bas seh'n.
Do& psr ais DDS f&on lstbhaft Dor unS
ffeht-
Was brduht ffm Der al 6fdb'n2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28
Ginem Orcmnt;fs,

.Gtnem Sramatttsr
Wcs au& seiast tpirb unb seiGrtsten-
Shm 1T stn iiSsr Irolt ssbltsben:
DIE finssrfertise Gluqus.
Ct bort uuf, bic Runit 3u listen,
@r i6dbt ba8 Sanoperf beltc metr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28
Bur 8et@snfdau.


Nerbrenuuns poer niht2
Otr8 9ofunsswort Der Belt
Sntbrannte LOB unb li4t
Blu tsllem MsinunsSitreit.
limb bo6-ieit Setting 1T
Der ShtecsipruH idon befannt /:
nYesraben tpirp Der Gtriit,-
Der Sube tpirb perbrannt |"
8ettunsStrtttfen n.
Der Gutor bsihaut'8 ni&t
Den 9eier erbaui'S nthi,
Oas pupier 1T sebulois--
Dsn Seuets bletbt man iautbis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28
Z IefEnlts itaEb am sanssrueilen,

Ginsm S6efbenfpteIer.
Sn beiner mimiidea Oartsluns
0ur 3tpsierlet Dinse th psrmiHe
@titenS be n6ttise GufaHuus
limb atpeitens-Ns anpern @rfcrbernife.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-12-28
Gbifasosr An,eiseH.
Gin 0eutS6er Mrat

,sIu bu'n ben antaui unsines gruubRade n. s,ooo
bet g.rlnprr aniahluna eve CUTE 9anbproriS iberu a,
men 9dhtLss ourh DC. u. Ntatsf, 9subss,
gebar gcuGtu, Coma. '
e2bfliB I'd. Il. rrSkp
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-09
FOR SALE.

n WILL SELL CHEAP FOR CASH AN
u No. l stock RANCH, either for cattle
O. sheep, joining foothills, with plenty OF
outlet, embracing $40 acres, OF which 700
acres Ia good agricultural land, with plenty
VI water and feed.
for further particulars. address
d. L RILEY,
Paradise Valley,
S~adise Valley. Nov, 2, &c.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-09

Always on hand. We have also fine BILLIARD
TABLE, which is always ready for the amuse
ment OF the Lovers of the Cue Otner n
censed games also found at this place.
del7 If
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-09


CONSTANTLY KEEPS ON HAND
Rope. Ausurs, Bats.
Iron, Anvils. Screws,
Cumberland Coal BOLTS, Steel
EIorse Nails, BoraX Bells,
A nle Grease Bitts Boilers
Rakes' Headers Mowers.
Door Locks. Betting.
Wheelbarrows. Bssbit-MetaL
XIirc. Grindstones, Machine Extras.
OK YoAes. Barbed Wire. Staples,
On Cans of every description.
Drilis of ali kinds.
w codenware, Teakettles,
Iron AKles, Cutlery,
k-uts, Patent Iron Planes,
Nails. Scissors, Wash. boards,
egg .bcaters,, Tubs,
sH -olassas Gates, Hinges,
u ri CecAs. Hammers,
C-haiss. Hooks and Staples,
e cartridges. Fla. Irons,
Axes, Pumps etc, etc.
py3tt
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-16

Feb 5 ~ Win a..
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-16
A Good Complexion.

Thus an earnest young leSy w,itos
TO the household /: There is noth-
ing so-Qnnoying to u Yopng eitl, as
an imperfect skin. II -c address
any one, wo imagine that persons
attention 10 be Immediately drawn
to our one source of discomfort,
broken ont faces il tboy speak to us,
we are positively diAidont on account
Of our misfortune.
Dear girls, tho writer has had ex-
perience in this, and can sympathize
with you. For three years my face
would keep breaking out with sort
of rash, not large unsightly blotches,
for such never had. but / feel suro
that If what used, did help me, il
would benefit those who were worse
than / WAS.
l tried everything of which had
ever heard and also plenty of which
/ never hal. but without avail. I
bocamc Disguised r' evsrybody,
and esp-cilliy F.i iferr day L
nc. girls cott who knew
nothing abou ..t...n, aud refine
mcnt, whose f..r .ucOth and
rosy. whilo was d.si.ei to wear
m irritable aud piupiy skin. and I
became morose aud low spirited.
But one day, while reading mag
sziue, the word oatmeal" caught
my attention. ! determined to try
1T. bought four pounds, and have
used it six months-l have used it
twice q day all the time.
take the dry meal, q !i,tle on a
preserve plate, pour on jet enough
cold water to make IT thu. stain
through smgll sieve, Hui dipping
a cloth into water, wash over my
face once or twice. aud let it dry.
This does not require more then Eve
minutes aud The result ia. what 7 All
my friends ezclaim about my beauti-
iul complexion
Please follow my example, aud you
will not regret the trouble, when you
see the result.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-16
Shall We Hang Our refaulters 7

Before long il will become nico
question at what place in the calendar
of crime to put the embezzlement OF
the funds OF savings banks, banking
institutions. and stock corporations
These ore not charitable institutions,
but their ruin causes more general
distress than perhaps any other
known crime. Certainly it would be
a delicate point to decide which is
tho most wicked, he who takes away
u single HE, possibly worthless or
worse. or lie who drags n thousand
lives down to despair and perhaps to
crime. The victims would certainly
consider it ~ righteous sentence that
awarded the dsfaulter the samo pun
ishment as the burglar or say even
the murderer. 1t cannot be said,
however, that the rest Of our system
Of justice works auy better than tho
which gives 'impunity to official
thieves and private defaulters. That
v.clpoc5et Is sent to q fclons cell.
while Tweed goes out riding, Jared
sumptuously. aud runs away wien
hs Is -.aty, The bankrupt and de-
'nu,s'ng hac'oI ''~eg - the interest
'of bio t.s .- ..s 7-sh thief
ear .-.-a-ca .y.s.eoa and
goe ~r- .'ea. ''r Lice
choo.a o. .... t.u. Tho .'aa-9cst
cashier ia u.. ~e,'.-. ..rs.7 e. 20
/ liyau.prsssigus. ,. ...' oven --
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-16
Particular Where Tic Slept.

He was tall and awkward, and she
was short and bashful, but both wore
n nervous aspect of exceeding great
Joy. They entered a hotol in Chica-
90, and after no had registered his
name 'aud lady he said to the clerk,
"See here, mister, mo and my wife
have just been spliced, and I'm go-
ing to show Amanda Chicago, il it
takes a mule n day. Now give us
ono of them rooms like tho Temple
of Solomon, you know"
The clerk called arrow bow, and
said, "show this gentleman to the
bridal chamber"
At this direction the tall rustic be-
came intensely excited.
"Not by burned sight! Ye shiny
haired, billed shirted, dollar breast.
pinned. grinniug monkey, ye can't
play that on me |! If am from the
country, 20 don't catch me and my
wife sleeping in your old harness
room.'
And they left the house in magnih-
cent anger.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-16
JAS. NJ ylyziST Agi xlldlcbnrg, IA


DIRECTORS
EpwAun GNaatrU, Merchant. Frr'hurg Pa.
!. W. GhvutEW, Nnrliui-t. Sclius2rHss. pl.
u. =. NuNoLp, Travelling Ag.ut trcchurg Pa.
W. u Duf, PRINCIPAL Fra'hur' A gIcWy,
u ". GRIMM. Lawyer. Fr,euurx.
H ". J. NH.Euss, M-rrhsNt fhiNlc'phls
~. ,. WAGyNsELLgR Physician SclusErJNe.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-16
DIR. GORpNER'S
Great Medical Discoveries.
MAY FLOWER AND GENTIAN,

Suro euro for Liver Complaint, Dyspepsin
Impurities oi tho boOi and General Debility
Female Weakness aud all othor diseases Rrisinl
from a dlsorIeFci system. positive and eisc
tuaI cure flr Fever and Agus. Thousands hlV'
used Il whom all othor remedies failed and to-
day are perfectly cured.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-16
Ganornl Plan

within ninety d1vs aftcr receipt " PROOFS OF
lc,,u. stttsr, .'o-lly prsseutrl the Society will
Z tN V' ''rfr ulii.o tho amount du1 tue hei.- "r
assigns uf tho deceased uoWirr.
IHfIE. - IgATU HEQrtBrn Aur: let
Suui0 or 90 q q certificate, uhWc ut g.. ucrs n
inaurrI, and 'ho party to WHOM mabo Tlyahl,
-. \ cottIAeN'c from the physician who att u
itl thcftlty during Li- ~ hor Inst slcknuss
STATING rSrticg'tr'y the nature ~ TO u scsae,
i's duration, and 'trtiue Z lop,A. orl a cct-
Il i'rlto ot tNp dlIGtcr"-tcl Gr4V,ln.Nurc' u.
Z. s a ceased. ce-tff, ng to ~ tI.H anl ia o'
'.Esur Icr death ~ tti' fs or sno wa the Ior.
SON luaur.i by MA no.- ip tail society
Adtry.s al ,0u".'ui st.ur. u
JAS. ". KNIGHT, Sro.
Home OMco.-EYocburG, Pa
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-16
Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains
NOV. 2Snd, 1925.

Trains I,are H.yu2OD as foi-
to,cs (Sudays E'rccp!ed)
For shamokin, 1910 ll.oo am and
).lOp n.
For Nj Carmel. Ashland. Tamaqus,
pottsyijlc. Reading, aud Philadelphia,
1910 N.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-16
r-s1elzzS-p=rs<ss<r<ssrxxgs.


A BEAUTIFUL INcIpESr.--A naval
officer being at sea in dreadful
storm, his lady was sitting in the
cabin near him, filed with alarm for
the safety of the vessel, and was 30
surprised at his composure and 80"
reuitv, that she cried out
"My dear husband, are You not
afraid &? How is it possible that you
can be SO calm in such dreadful
storm T.
lie arose from the chair dashed it
TO the deck. drow his sword, and
pointing it to the breast OF his wife,
exclsirnsd---
"Aro you afraid =
She instantly answered.
"Eo.'
"Wby," sold tho officer.
"Beesuae, siid the lady, ~ know
this sword is ia tne hands Of ny hus-
band, and he loses mo too we'll to
hurt me
"Then," said he, remember l
know in whom Believe, and that
He who controls the winds, and
holds the waters in tho hollow OF
his hand, il my Father
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-16
1CtENTENNIALl CENTENNIAL

N. T.. Corner Market and Ninth Srccts, 2i2
and 2If south second street, 81 and
80 North second stree,
PuiIADTLpuIA.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-16
HORSE AND CATTLE LlNIMEYT.

This celebrated Liniment hAs no equal In the
world for tao following complaints In man ar
beast, VIZ: Sprains, Burns, Sweeney, Collar
Blistors Ilosh Wounds OF all kinds on man or
beast, rheumatism, Burma AMI Scald' warrant
Ell T. cure snake Bitcs. Aguo In tho Breast, sore
Nipples. This Inimeut T. highly recommended
by all who nave used II.
KEYSTONE COUGH SYRUP.
Thi. wonderful medicine, which T. purely Veg
etaG's Preparation. T. one OF tho most safe
speedy and sure cure for Colds, coughs, Ioar'
ness, Bronchitis. Mo0pirg Cough, rain In tho
Chest, Splitting Of Blood, Soreness and i'lceliug
OF tho Lungs or Throat which has ever been
offered to the public DO not walt until your
ton once deeply seated cannot 10 cured. Try it
70 afflicted ones Tor ph,hisir Cough, Bronchitis,
an all other affections OF the Throat and Lungs
aud with "a GOd's blessing and a regular uso Of
this medicine according - direction you may
confidently expect euro.
GOKDNER'S VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
FOR the relief and cure OF Bilious Complaints of
all kinds, Dyspepsia, Jadndicr, lloadache In
digestion, lmpurity oTthe Blood, sc.
GORDNER'S PILE REMEDY
Is sure Cure for Bleedlng and itching Piles.
Full directions for use accompany oaoh and
every package of tho above medicine, he sure
that Dr. ] X GOrdner's name Is pointed upon
every Label. Information on any disease cheer
fully communicated, Address
nr J. n GORDNER,
Light Streetl Columbia Co., Pa
For sale at all Druggists an Country stores''
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-16

Trains for Hdrisburg isare a5 foliows: :
Leave New York, gl5 am 100 and
8. 8 and 'i46 ? m.
Leave Philadelphia, 9.16 M. $40 and
IlJ pan.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-16

Trains fer U1nion, l,dre as tol'owJ,
(SmiIys Eye'giSd.)
Leave Shgmokin. 500 Gm l.5O and
3 30 y N.
Leave rhilstelphia 9.l5 am. Reading
l1.3) An.
Pousvills, 1910 p m. TsmsIua l.2o 7
IN Ashland 30 p IN.
Mt. Carmel 3.2l m.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-16
sy-Be cheerful, contented OF

ssy-Be cheerful, contented and
lighthearted. Always remember
that there are others whose troubles
are greater than yours. In the fam
ily circle show the sunny side OF your
nature. Don't GO around complain"
ing, miserable and unhappy. II 10
too much like the uncomfortable GUS
tom OF the snciont Egyptians, who
never gave a feast without askeleeon
in full view, that thoy might not fox,
|get theiy noe)qity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-21
DAVENPORT IN WASHINGTON.

reporter Of the HERALD called yesterday upon Mr.
John Davenport, at his ONCE in the Post once
Building to learn what he had TO say relative TO tho
grave charge made against him by Colonel whitley,
Chief OF the Secret Service and exAtiorney General
Williams Mr.. Davenport very courteous. but Do
clned 70 make any statement At present. saying that
he had just sent Geographic despatch Washington
requesting 10 be summoned before the Inv9eigarng
Committee and in view OF this TACT hS thought due
" the committee In question that hoshould be silent
until they had done with him.
Mr.. Davenport left for Washington on the evening
tram last night and will probably give his testimony to-
day. His despatch, above alluded 70, follows-
EKw YORK. April 20 1875
The Hon. B. q. CAuLrrxLc, Chairman. kc.-
The morning papers state that appears your
tes that received from the between 1871 and
1874 various sums money A. have rscepsed for
dollar paid ~ disbursed dollar thereof and
no dollar xpsndsd otherwise than In obtsning nior
tons and crimes against the United states ask b sub
teleRraphic and will show that In addition
the has paid In this per
konsy borrowed aud expended In this work SIS COO which
l owe to-day. JOHN /. DAVENPORT.
This was promptly answered, the answer containing
the desired summons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-21
LABORERS' STRIKE ON THE HUD-
SON.

RoxDoUr. N. Y, April 20, 1875
The reports Of the disturbance by strikers here have
been grossly exaggerated The strikers yesterday pa
raded through the streets about 400 strong but made
disturbance except at the Ulster and Delaware Rail-
road, where the men were driven away from their
work Tho strikers also visited tho cement quarries
and asked the laborcrs who receiving 81 per day
join them but the latter refused Tho strikers
threats that work should be done the docks and
railroad and two companies Of the military were or
dcrcd out 10 guard the property last night During the
night everything was perfectly quiet. This morning
Cornell Co. attempted TO unload boat load Of coal
for Cornell when the strikers attempted
drive the laborors away, bus the military cleared tho
troops relieve the military companies duty here,
but mob OF scventy-nve men the dock at SAUCER
ties hurled stones ~ tho men the steamer and pre-
vented hcr from making landing Tho boat returned
this place and troops have been ordered 70 embark
on her for Saugortics to repel the rioters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-21

WHAT THE MINISTER or THE REPUBLIC SAYS
woUSDED-DETAMs OF PUBLIC EVENTS
PROSPECTS OF THE GOVERNMENT.
Mr.. Preston Minister OF Hayti made the following
statement 20 HERALD reporter yesterday with refer
ence 70 the revolution In that country
FACTS AND OPINION.
Fighting has taken place at Port au Prince but
lave NO oaicial to that effect The last news
have u that Dominique is probably fatally wounded
ana that he has started q steamer for st. Thomas.
have also confrmaory dispatches to the death Of
Ranea, the Vice President and tho death OF General
Lorqust"
COMING PRESIDENT.
General Biron Canal. tho coming President OF
Hayt is Of mixed blood about fortyour years Of age,
and OF very commanding presence. He has been
always soldier, and is REGARDED brave and honest
man. He has always been bitterly opposed TO Domn-
guo's government Since his exile TO Jamaica he has
been plotting TO overthrow the government and finally
has succeedod kilograms have been sent to him rom
Hayti 20 81 Thomas, whore he now is requesting his
presence ct Port Prince, In order that no may
dertake the burden Of government.
THe DYING ExsrRRsIDESr.
Michel Dominique Whose original African name was
Macoom) the banishcd Haytian President Is tho OF
slave parents He born tho closing years Of tho
Inst century in the island Of Curacao When boy he
ran away Rom home and reached Hayti At the age
OF nfteen years hc entered the army He took part
the revolution OF 1874 Subsequently, no formed part
Of band of agrarian dcspcradoes, who carried on q
war against rich farmers and other persons OF prop
cry. THIS was called in Hayti Piqust, and in France
La JdcQnerie In lS45 he was captured, and. with
hfty accompiccs, sentenced to be shot, by order OF
President Richie. Macoom fell, but not fatally
wounded and The officer in charge, who spared his c,
y now living and known to several New Workers.
Two years subsequently, having in the meantime
joined the army, Dominique became officer. His
promotion was rapid. He became under the Empire,
Count OF Plym0uth-taklng his title from English
settcnent on tho south side OF Hayti-and Equerry
Waiting 10 the Empress Adelina
The Empress In question, 1t may be mentioned. Is
now living near the American Minister'S residence at
Port Prince.
Soon also Dominique became General in command OF
portion OF tho Southern district In 1885, during the
revolution against Salnave, he was President of the
Southern department. After the full of Sainavo he
ton Of Nay, 1870 he was placed in command Of the
Army Of tho South, and In June, 1874, elected
President on the radical ticket
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-21
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, April 20, 1875
Dispatches have been received ut the Navy Depart
mcnt from Captain }. n. Miller, commanding the
United States Tuscaror dated Brisbane Roads,
Australia February H. 1876 In which he reports his
rival the 10th Of that month, having eft the FIJI
Islands ON tho 25th Of January. The Tuscarora was
sent out 10 make soundings between Honolulu and
Brisbane with the view OF learning the praccablIty Of
laying submarine cable between those points. One
hundred and seven casts were made IN all Captain
Miller says that far the Of the bottom and
tho depth Of the wnter concerned the cutro
between Honolulu and Brisbane via the Phnnix Islands
and Fiji Islands, 10 easy and practicable for
laying a submarine cable Tho citizens OF Brisbane
showed great interest In the work. and especially In
the Tuscsrora Il was the Hrst time American
man ofwar visited that port
The Tuscarora lett sydney Tor homo March IL, via
Honolulu and che Samoan Islands
CHAELxsroS, April 90, 1874
The United States steamer Shawmut sailed from Port
Rovai s. c., yesterday for Key wcst shsncs to Tam
pico, Mexico.
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hartley AND BRIsTow.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 70,

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 20 1870
Courier Journal reporter has visited Colonel G. c.
Wharton, United States District Attorney. and called
his attention TO the testimony Of w. Barley before
the Committee Expenditures in the Department Of
Justice, published In papers. Tho state
mcnt OF BARLEY was that s. T. Suit had
paid Mr.. Bristow large sum OF money
a District Attorney Of Louisville to procure tho
release Of certain dstileries belonging 10 Suit and
seized while Nj. Br1stow District Attorney. Col
onel Wharton said that distilleries seized
while Mr.. Bristow District Attorney and be
(Whartonl assistant; that distleries OF Mr.. Suit
have been seized since Mr. Brstov resigned that upon
a careful examination 81 the records Of the Court he
finds against either distiieres or whiskeys In
which Suit was . claimant or had an attorney.
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Tammany delegates met last night in the Fourth,
Seventeenth and Eighteenth districts and the
First Assembly district Of westchester county, and
elected the following delegates 70 represent them n
the Democratic state Convention at Utca:-
Fourth Aasnbiy Observation-Disclosures Thomas
Shields, James Bxgley and John Galven. Altsrnates
James B. Muisey, John simpkiDs and William y
Mcnamara
Seventeenth Assembiy District -Dclce Frederick
Smyth, William joyce and Charles H. Haswell Alter
nases-Edward Schweyer, Walter Murray and J. d
Hobart Ward.
Eighteenth Asssmbiy Distrtct -Delcgatss-Johl
Kelly, William e. Whitney ana Edward kearney: A.
icrnates--Jcseph r. McDonnougn, Hugh \. Fasrsu
and Jefferson n. Levey.
Fyrn District Of WeHcksster County Delegates
Abraham b. Tappau, Henry u. Purroy and William
Ms0rath and George Cooper.