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A PROVINCIAL RING.
THE LUzERNE COUNTY FRAUDS IN PENNsYLvA-
NIA-FREsH DEVELOPMENTS.

THE LUzERNE COUNTY FRAUDS IN PENNsYLvA-
NIA-FREsH DEVELOPMENTS.
wMkEsBAxRE, April II, 1875.
The gentlemen appointed by the Court TO mako what
Is known here as the 'big audit" which is 30
the financial transactions OF Luzcrne county officials
for the past years. organized during the present
week. The fact that they have ordered the printing or
large number Of subpGnas for witnesses TO appear bc
fore them indicates that they expect to obtain I'm
Of evidence and propose perform their
duties in the most thorough manner. They will have
investigate the accounts Of the officers of the courts,
addition to those OF County commissioners. and this
brings within their purvew the transactions OF Clerks
OF the Court Colonel Sam Bowman George 7. Richards
and Nike Zimmerman; prothon0tares Phbin, Siebel
and Trimmer; Registers Of Willis Platz and French.
How far the State county and people have been
cheated IL tho way OF illegal fees thus certain be
Illuminated and the agitation In the wilkcsbarrc Ring
Is more intense than when the developments werc
made regard to the crooked of the recent County
The excitement in relation to the frauds upon the
county by Commissioners Williams, Gersbacher snd
In the conduct OF tho present Board OF County
Auditors. 1t has been demonstrated be-
You'd question that tho testimony taken be-
fore them has been tempered with, garbled and
altered to screen certain guilty parties,
and we'll grounded suspicion has been created as to
the correctness the rest the evidence II alleged
that ono OF the auditors Is under some sort OF an obsa-
ton the counsel OF the late Board Of
Mr.. George b. kup, aud that testimony inculpating
that gentleman in taking percentage on public con-
tracts has been suppressed upon such himsy consd
Grafton. II rs rumorcd today that Mr. Kup will be re-
qurcd to resign his position as legal adviser Of the
present Board Of County Commissioners consequence
this dsgraceiul d6noucmcnt in the county scandal
Elk Commissioner Gcrsbachcr, who was supposed had
departed for ada, still on tho borders Of Luzerne
county Leitcrs have been received from him this
week asking whiom friends 10 become his bail az
condition OF his return, but nobody seems TO want
him 10 como back.
In view OF present uphcava In regard to county
Affairs II Is proposed " into an investigation Of
our municipal finances. For year or more past has
ting greatly behind hand although all the money that
can be borrowed according TO law has been raised and
the taxation fully up to the mark placed By the Leg
isIaturc. Honest taxpayers are becoming disturbed
and want know when this state OF things is 70 come
IN md
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CROOKED WHISKEY.
THE FEBRRNBAcH CASE IN couRr-sTAMPs
USED MANY TIMES OVER.

THE FEBRgNBAcH CASE IN couRr-sTAMPs
USED MANY TIMES OVER.
NEW ORLEANS, April %, 1872
In the Fcbrcnbach crooked whiskcy to-day
Colonel James Brooks called tho stand for the
cross-examnation. Witness examined tho books OF
John X. Beals, storekecper They written up to
April !. He did not know whether they were correct
or not He found that the distier fnilcd to make
entries required by law He failed to make entries
OF sales and lamentations Witness examined some Of
the books of William II. Todd, gaugcr, and found the
gaugers report false Todd certified the tax being
paid ON twenty-five barrels OF whisKey, whereas wit
ness has the stamps his possession for those num-
bers uncancelled which he got from Fcbrenbachs DIS
ullcry Witness SAID the storekeepers books were
kept upon the idea that nine tubs running, not
withstanding three had been shut on when witness
seized the distery be found certain packages
of spirits In clubhouse; the law had not been
complied with tho barrels in the Warehouse.
The stamps found had been used before They had
paste around the edge but not in the middle. Todd
reports that he withdrew the twenty-five packages
mentioned with certain serial numbers. The store
keeper certifcs that he received them in form,
and also reports that he released these packages
The gauger reports that he at xed tax paid stamps
them prior 10 release. All OF this must have been
false for witness had the stamps Of those numbers
his possession, and Todds lthe gaugcrl signature
them.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT, -
OFFICE or CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER !
WASHINGTON, April 23-l N
ProDablities
For Sunday in the south Atlantic States rising
barometer southcriy winds and warmer, clear weather
will prevail
For the Eastern Gulf States rising barometer south.
crly winds, partly cloudy or clear and warmer
weather.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, stationary or rising
pressure and temperature, southeast TO southwest
winds, warmer and partly cloudy weather
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
ieys falling followed BY rising barometer stationary
temperature, southeast 10 southwest winds, partly
cloudy and rainy weather.
For the lower lakes, stationary pressure and tenn
perature. variable winds, shifting 70 southeast partly
cloudy and clear weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States, slight changes 10
temperature and pressure southeast southwest winds
and partly cloudy or clear weather.
For New England falling barometer, warmer partly
cloudy weather and southerIy winds.
The rivers will continue slowly falling
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GRANT IN PHILADELPHIA.
RELAXATION FROM THE CARES OF OFFICE.
PHI DFIpufA Anril 1871

RELAXATION FROM THE CARES OF OFFICE.
PHILADELPHIA, April %, 1875
President Grant, Mrs. Grant and Ulysses Jr arrived
here last night They tho guests Secretary OF
tho Navy Boric, and will remain until Monday. Tho
Presidents visit said be for relaxation merely and
TO have with tho secret Naval Invest-
eating Committee OF the House, Just concluding hore
some interesting private meetings, which have re-
suited In some very damaging revelations regarding
Grants present Secretary OF the Navy Mr. Robson
To-Day the President and his family the Centen
nial Exhibition grounds and buildings and II pre-
sumcd that he Was surprised at what as tho
average visitor; but his stod face gave no sign To-
evening he will attend the religious services 10
be held at the ncw hall OF the 81 Georges Society
tho local association Of English rcsidcntsat which tho
The Presidential party will return TO Washington on
Monday morning.
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COACHING.
From the Commercial Advertiser1

From the COMMERCIAL Advertiser
The announcement Is madc that, and after May 1,
q coach will be from tho Hotel Brunswick TO Pol
ham Bridge aud return each day Passengers will be
taken along the route and set down wherever de-
sired That will be very pleasant; and. tho faro
will be So 10 go and come-nfy cents extra each way
for box seat--this undertaking is bound be very
agreeable whoever Is inclined TO that kind of diver
sion The coach will be gotten up In famous STYLE and
the guard will be provided with horn that will make
the hills and dalcs Of Westminster mcIodous with his
footing. Tho driver will not be quite in tho mould
Mr. Weller, ST., but It is given out that he knows
his business thoroughly, and in that respect at least
he resembles Samivcs father. But seriously, these
appear homogeneous that gentleman Of and for
should take upon himself the duties Of coachman
and drive out every day, rain or shine, but no might
do decidedly worse
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MEXICO.

THE REVOLUTION IN PRoGREss At VARIOUS
coSTENDINo coMMANDERs-A STATE OF SIEGE
DECLARED IN ONE OF THE STATES.
HAVANA, April p, 1870
The French steamer has arrived nom Mexico with
dates to 13lh inst
GOVERNMENT SUCCESSES OVER THE REVOLUTION
The revolution in Jalisco has made little progress
Tho governmcnttroops have been generally success
fuL
Rosendo Marquee has been taken prisoner ana was
being tried by court martial
rHK PROVINCIAL AGITATION STILL srRKADINo
The Pronunciados occupied the entire State OF
Aorcica
Tho revolution in Sonora and Sinaloa continued
QUIET INTERIOR
In the interior States tho revolutionary movements
were OF no consequence.
EsconEDo's ACTION
General Escobedo was raising troops IN San Luis
PotosL He pressing mon into tho service, which
caused much ill-ieeling.
THE SEAT or WAR.
Tho seat Of war was In the States Of oaxaca and
Peubla
Generals Aiatorrc and corcla had retired to Tchua
can.
General Alatorre was unsuccessful in hts efforts TO
take the city OF Oaxaca having met with reverse
He abandoned his wounded his retreat vas sup
posed he awaiting achievements twas rumored
he had rendered mis- resignation
ALTERNATE SUCCESSES.
General Lobcza at the head OF $500 troops, had &C.
cupcd Chachicomua the State OF Puebla the rebels
flying.
The revoutionists had rcoccupicd Jaiapa
Tho rebels had again cut the railway between Vera
Cruz and the city Of Mexico and trains only run
ing TO Pueba.
General Figucra the head OF . body Of revolution
lists had destroyed the railway Orizaba and Pass del
Nacho demanding $s5, 900 from the directors
STATE or sIK0K
The State OF Chiapas was IN a state OF siera
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DOM PEDRO IN UTAH.

THE xMPERoRs Observation-Disclosures
TO INSPECT BEIGHAM's FAMILY.
SALT LAKE CRY, April p, 1876.
The imperial party arrived here at half-pa eight
The Emperor proceeded at once to the theatre. He
was well received, but declined formal courtesies
rendered by the Mayor.
The Emperor says that he could not see a harem at
Constantinople, but that he will visit that OF Brigham
Young here.
His Majesty and SUITE will proceed to San Fran
cisco tomorrow.
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GERMANY.

BIsMARCK's PLAN ron AN IMPERIAL DIRECTION
OF THE RAILWAYS OPPOSED By MANY DIREc-
TORS.
LONDON, April - 1874
special despatch to tho Pau NAH Gazette from Ber
lin says:-"The directors Of the various railways OF
Germany not belonging to the government hold con-
ference here and discussed Prince Bsmarcks railway
scheme.
'They have published q joint memorial, strongly ad-
verse to and denying tho necessity practicaby Of
Prince Bismarcks project, and proposing alter
native and preferable remedy for tho existing defects
an imperial railway law, regulating the powers and
duties OF railway companies throughout the Empire
''They suggest tho creation or separate imperial
courts to take cognizancc OF railway questions"
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Brevct Major General George A. Custer, United States
Army, yesterday arrived at the Hotel Brunswick COL
lcctor James Casey, OF New Orleans is staying At tho
Astor House. Rev. George Leon Walker, OF New Ha-
vcn Is residing at the Grand Hotel Judge N. Wool
worth. OF Omaha Is registered at the St James Hotel
Lawrence Barrett, tho actor Is a. the Fifth Avenue
Hotel Captain A. N. Lee, OF tho Engineer Corps,
United States Army, Is at the Holman House.
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VAR DESPATCH CoNrRADICTKD BIZ
ACTUAL EVENTS.
EGYPT.

4 GERMAN sAvAr IN SERIOUS DISPUTE WITH
GENERAL STONE.
LONDON, April %, 1876
special dispatch to tho Post from Berlin says that
Dr.. schweiniurth the German explorer, now in the
employment OF the Khcdivc has resigned tho Presi-
dency of the Geographical Society of Egypt in consc-
quercc Of dispute with General Stone, American,
Chief of STAFF Of tho General af the Army.
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THE EMPRESS OF BRAZIL.

Her Majesty, the Empress OF Brazil, accompanied by
Sehoras Carvalho wife OF tho Brazilian Minister and
Fonseca Costa lady OF honor, visited Greenwood Gem
etcry yesterday attended by Christian Thompson Her
Majesty expressed her admiration Of the surroundings
and after walk through the grounds took drive IN
Prospect Park, returning TO the Fifth Avenue Hotel
shortly alter five aiclock
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WALES.

EXPLOSION OF GUNPowDER IN PUBLIC
woRK-rHIRrExN PERSONS KILLED.
LONDON, April q, 1874
An explosion OF powder to-day during the operations
In railway tunnel in OF construction near
Heath Giamoigan county, South Wales, caused the
roof to fall, burying all tho workmen
Thirteen dead bodics and number Of wounded have
been recovered.
Tho search for victims or the disaster continues
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THE INDIAN POSSIBILITIES.

ST. LouIs. April %. 1875
The Globe. Democratrs Leavcnworh special says that
news from tho scat OF the Indian troubles in the Big
Horn country the effect that the Cheyenncs have
broken up into small bands Tor marauding purposes
4 party Of miners had fght with OF these rowing
bands day before yesterday. in which Indian
killed and two miners wounded. The miners held
their ground and drove the Indians "a
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fishermen in consequence Of the unusual snow
blockade
ALARMING NEWS WEST nprxs
The West India Committee to-day received the fol-
lowing despatch:-
BARBADos, April q, 1875
every serious disturbances have occurred through
out 81 Joseph, st. Thomas. ST. John, 81 George and
ST. Michael parishes
Estates have been pillagcd, fields plundcred and
fires frequent
ssThe condition is serious"
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CONSERVATIVE GAIN IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ANcEs AT DAEBADoEs

ANCEs At DAEBADOEs
LONDON, April q, 1876
Mr. Dun conservative. has been elected member of
Parliament from the North Division OF tho county or
Norfolk TO oil tho vacancy by tho deccasc OF
ION. Frederick walpolc
CANADIAN xrroR1s TO PROMOTE EMIGRATION
Mr.. Fred r Dorc, tho Canadian governments cmi.
grafton agent here writes the Necs asserting that
no famine prevails in Gaspc, as has been reported and
~ there y only local distress among Tho outlying
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INDIA.

SEVENTEEN MURDERERs TO BE EXECUTED.
CALCUTTA, April %, 1876.
telegram published In the Pioneer to-day announces
hat seventeen persons implicated in tho murder OF
hr. Margary Of the English expedition. will DO ex-
ecuted At Bhamo. Burmah, May s. In the presence Of
The British escort
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THE MONEY CREDIT OF THE NATION TO RE
STRICTLY MAINTAINED.
MADRID April @. 1876
II is understood that Senior saavcrria, Minister Of
Finance will propose in the Corcs the legazaton OF
the Treasury operations under the Republic.
SHE TREASURY BUDGET PREsExrrD TO TUE coRrRs-
ESTIMATES OF REvxSuE ExrExDIrURE
Don Pedro Salaverria Minister Of Finance presented
tho budget for the financial year, beginning July l.
next, In the Cortcs to-day Tho revenue IL estimated
II $132 900 and the expenditure Al $780, 500 ooo
The Of 1884, is appropriated TO the service
Of tho national debt and $50 600 to tho War and
Naval departmental
The budget also makes provision for the payment Of
the overdue coupons.
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ALBANY, y. r., April %, 1874
George =. Croxier. who was sentenced IN Yates
county 70 b hanged On May for murder, has been
granted respite Gil Friday June 10, by Governor
Ilden IN order " allow or further eonsderasion Of
the cAse.
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BELGIUM.

THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT REDUCED.
BRussELs, April %, 1875.
The Bank Of Belgium has reduced its rate Of discount
from to az per cent
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GLASGOW, April %, 1875
Tho Herald newspaper was published as usual TO-
day. Its premises were somewhat damaged by IRE and
water last night
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RrToRy.
SAN SEBASTIAN, April 90, 1875
The Junta Of Guipuzcoa held very stormy sitting
yesterday, which terminated in tho refusal OF the dcpu
tics Sebastian further participate IN The do.
bates The inhabitants and many Of the dcpntcs dc.
clare Mat II the fueros in anywse chrtailed tho
Basque Provinces will seize the rst favorable oppor-
tunty OF definitely separating from Spain and proclaim
ing their independence under foreign protection.
THE, Ex-QuEKx AS MEDIATOR BETWEEN THE
POPE AND HER SON.
Roxs. April %. 1875
ExQucen isabella has written letter TO the Pope
offering to intervene with her son. King Alfonso, in
connection with the religious question.
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WORMS EXTRACTION.

MONTREAL, April %, 1s76
In the cxtradtion OF Dr. Worms his counsel maintain
that Hon. Mr.. Blake exceeded his powers, and havo
sent to England 30 lay the matter before tho Prvy
Cam
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Concord. NJ H.. April %. 1915
Abbott. the 0ssipee murderer. who killed his wife
with an axe last fall pleaded guilty murder In tho
second degree yesterday and sentenced to thirty
years in tho State Prison
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CONVICTION OF A MURDERER

NORWICH, Conn, April ~ 1876.
The verdict in the OF Dwight " Hare, tried for
the murder OF Frederick A. White, Al New London, In
July asss ~ "murder in the second degreen
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DIED..


PErERs-saturday evening. April %, DEWITT G
PETERS, surgeon United states Army, In the 47ih
year OF his age.
tend his funeral. Tuesday. 25th inst. At eleven A.
H.. from tho Church OF the Holy Trinity corner Of
Montague and Clinton sts, Brooklyn, L l. Remains
will be placed in Greenwood Cemetery.
tfor Other Deaths See rpeyth Pdge)
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QUEEN VICTORIA AT WINDSOR.

PORTSMOUTH. April ~. lS3o
Queen Victoria and Princess Beatrice and suite ar
rived here from the Continent to-day and proceeded
Windsor.
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Tho following record will show the changes in thu
temperature for the past twenty four hours, in COM
parson with the corresponding date OF last year az
Indicated by the thermometer a. Hudnurs pharmacy
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CABLE NEW S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE WAR In TURKEY.
Austria Likely To Act as Head
Pacifcator in the East.
PORTE VIGILANCE AND POWER.
Spanish Provincial Agitation Tending to
Territorial Secession
THE QUEEN AT WINDSOR
Canadian Exertion for the Promotion Of
Emigration from Europe.
A Fearful Explosion Many
Deaths.
German Railway Directors in Opposition to
Bismsrcks Plan of Government Control.
THE QUEEN AT WINDSOR
Canadian herlion for the Promotion Of
Emigration from Europe.
A Fearful Explosion-Many
Deaths.
German Railway Directors in Opposition to
Bismarcks Plan of Government Control.
TURKEY.

AUSTRIA LIKELY TO INTERVENE AS GREAT
POWERS PACIYICAroR-THE sULTAN's DIpLo-
MATIc CALCULATIONS DISAPPOINTED
LONDON, April ~, 1874
Tho Pau Nall Gasetts's special despatch from Berlin
says that is again proposed that in the event OF all
other means Of restoring peace In the Turkish prov
inces failing, Austria should intervene forciby 1t Is
reported that the Powers this proposal favor
ably, and its acceptance is probable.
Austria would in that event intervene the repre-
tentative OF tho Powers collectively.
WHAT THE SULTAN CALCULATED
A despatch to tho Reuter- Telegram Company from
Berlin says understood that Turkey has refused to
continue negotiations with the Northern Powers and
proong the armisticc under the impression that tho
alliance between the thrcc Emperors has become
weakened.
AS this superstition has proved to have been
founded It is hoped diplomatic circles that the Porto
will ultimately consent TO further negotiations
which Is also being pressed upon her by England.
OBSERVATION
A Reuter- telegram from Constantinoplo says an i'm
perial decree has been published ordering the forma-
ton OF camp Of observation Scutari in Albania for
the purpose Of watching the attitude OF Montenegro
but the that decided to declare war
against Montenegro is unfounded
rHE xoSrExEGRrKs
despatch to the Reuter- Telegram Company from
Consantinople says is understood that Montenegro
has boon notified that unless she maintains neu
walty Turkish troops will immediately cross the
frontier.
PACHAs WAR DESPATCH CoNTRADIcTxD BIZ
ACTUAL EVENTS.
vienna, April %, 1870
Authentic intelligence received here contests the
accuracy Of Moukhta Pachas statement his despatch
to the Turkish government OF Tuesday last that Mon
tenegrns participated with the insurgents the
gagemcnt during Moukhtar's recent advance toward
and return from the neghborhood Of Nicsic
On the contrary, the Prince OF Montenegro has ro-
Gently renewed his offer TO revietual Nicsic
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Of tho Havana Lottery


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formerly used.
PATENT MEDICINES, HOMEOPATHIC DOLLAR
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SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
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TEAS AND COFFEES SELLING AT RETAIL AT
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SO HATS, ST. 90; SILK HATS IS so; WORTH 50.
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