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, 1876-12-20
0IORRISON'S COA1MITTEE,
MORE MILD HuLLDozlNa.

o''.u..., MOLE MILL. MILL autnno1,sa. III ,aIS
~. = spes'as D.sp'sen to aas 71sa"..
:, NEW onLhAxs. La', DOC. lo'-Mr, Mosr'son,s
ored men who had voted the Democratic ticket,
a.'a' 10 .,,.. .a" u.a " s.t.s
~ sheir "a n.a
Mt6uscu. 0cn. Thomas G. Anderson, member
of tbc f{ctu rnjnD 1,0arfl pns bcfuro Tim Enr.
,n,ttye thta rvnrirr. md fc,tf0ed ,,,ot, not a
asai asslitsfy vote from Orleans Parish had beeo re-
lcetea'
,,s wickIisFn'S sToaY. r, r
NEW uatsAHs, !.a., Peg M,GI1e toaae
and eross-exasnined BY ten. Hurlhut: y IN
nnswer 70 question:, tho witness said; "Ihe
organization Of 'Kegu'ators' WIS gotten up
when w. ~ y; kcnturky; , Whom came hask, !
about Tho constitution or t,!o mode Or prossl-
nta of tho organization. ! lad conversation
Wlth Gol. Powers, VINO was IL co'nmend OF IT,
aont - En;'m wv VINO sGssesuea h''h , ~ ths n CON-
US eSlstence sI11cs ttls campaign Was
bodies q men !,,.,g n,,oying about ,.,, oyer M
tsnstp ts pat q vots @ reeiasa saPa Psre '9s
dua 10 thu interest taken by uig whites aud the
arguments us11 BY thcnst pro1ntstnga just and
eiu!lanliral Administration, aud proper app!-
ouratic sueeehs., ! know Of no threats Of dis.
charge, os anything ol that sort, being used by
the Chatrnan Of Tho Democratic State Commit
tee, III which he saltl: You cannot convince a
ucGro by reason, but mar by posttIve statements
often rcpcatcl.'n Tho Witness 1td not agree
Will, the ylewa of Col. Patton. uo found tho
negrues reality convinced by argument. Ho
employed no Other nleaMa to Influence them to
vote the Democratic tlcket.
WILLIAM M4rNH1J,
colored, Of Orleans, tcstilfed, Voted tho Demo-
| cratic ticket at the last election. Never t0ld
any one what ticket ho would vote. but WIS
suspected Vi being a Democrat. Was frelucnt-
| ~ threatened by Eol1rcd Republicans. The day
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FLORIDA.

m...ns. nn w. nu.'n -" ~ ~ rsa coa,...
hIAnAesha, ~, Du1 ~ ~. ~ A.. "e ss. eo'N'etsea
nate pcen ~ aess'ga - as, Wv oos' sr.. IoN'
...a -, ".sa as..s; ao ouae
soI1!tsos ~" a"A AoeA A.O-. ~~'eN "As"so'eS "
lo,S M, w. tue,9 .,sa. ase' o,%!. %rpsai -" nv
po'i-ass ~ ea sass s.aas ~ 'se"t t4!ts
coanty' anu .aets oo so'ss w H4a oo1 ~ nai
aug sae uamas W wv ~" 1sasa y. .noat n.a.cs
se4t ~ ,". ~. - Ss' AA "S.e ~
mese e!sh'oeA s'nAa Mtne@aee oeto.e tne
COMMITTEES yetteEuay, ano moro ase looked Tor
tomorrow.
, 1876-12-20

GIsle ,,e, nd + :, y. onponsa, "" given the Ger
~. "ihen y,",r colleagues muss have acted with:
,"o0r. was the legal Electoral College Of
Oregon" ,,...
!" ll,t1icru so.n
"D0 yuu kt,ow lt1''
anu Odclf-rctltsel t. net with nc, and used my
prrrogativc mud merely flied tho vacancies and
appointed Miller and f'arkcr.n
""Ihoy arc Democrats, hol!cyc!'
Democrats: but they generously give their two
v1tca to Hayes, l,ecai,eo l'o lad received two
Electoral votes in the State"
,on fG, 5 I seato1 nc, /, created tho greate't tndsna
mo oho was Indignant except the Federal
otllcch0ldcrs who Wcro reunited out by Gov.
Gr0ver's nctlon. Waite took II goo4l-natilretlly
The lndtCratlon meetings against. Mr.. Grover
WIRE p oppOsca BY the RINK end nle"
Mss st s st @o aHg ag u sg s''g; ;.e"arup., hnv
neuet L, bc In Purtiand Wien that iiilienatos,.
meeting ,vas he'll. and Gov. Grurcr was hung In
ctlfgY. This was done ~ nm cx.convlct, a vn-
grant, an' ak drunken English sailors"
,,,,,,n "yp" think' ''on' that your action viii
nI'lat u to l,c decided. hopo this ,tnattor
will DO fully investigated By Congress. | am
merely acting = Messenger, md taking our re-
Luihb " nAsnluELOHf VIII nhtlu lnetn 10 tho
ston.h
Us thu Democracy paying your cxpenseslh
:" M, str. 1pny MY owl. 1 Grlievc there Is
50 aud 1nt1aaFo eomlng to INC for Que days duty
ns State Elcctor."
Won't you give some further points upon
this cultroscrsy7''
l,aTc none to give"
By this time tho train had landed In the dc.
poi, and soon after Mr. Crunn was transferred
IN thR Er1f{D1nro IT, 61,fr AZ
5 o5 o'clock last evening departed for Washing
ton.
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rcssslotine .ho opportunities OF decctlng sad pre-.

Restricting sho opportunities Of dccctlng sad pre-.
Ss1f FVfk-Thss tAsy da in ost instances send on.
wore nut tn Tho parishes Tor which tGry vera sp:
snpervi.ora aud Clerks cn'pIoyca Of the United
siiih-Th.t .a|a sunefvi.ofs IN . numbs. q
iho wny Of fcg.tration by tho l,cmocrat. nn,aunt-
ing In manJ csae- 70 denial Of reglstrntlon. on
is ss ea d .suns s.ns Sss
'sEtaSg sE It g. gis e s ss1Ssa .n H.
casoa refused in tcir revision of The regiatrnion,
10 atrlke cfl the names Of eo1ored Republican
The day c,cetiun the greater part Of said fraudulent
VII St III: ssts M iy ,boo;; .,.
ntea.ion with campaign and other ednn1lttres 81
the Republican party. and recalv!nE nstraettons II
ihs Roaablesis vote, .eeomp,ncd " pso;ni.c Of
reward reward from tho Republican Administration 6suo'
Xtnfn-rhat Republican vo.crs and Republican
lenders did adopt ucans Of !ntIu,tdatiug Demo.
cratic voters BY threats Of violence, undue and cor
eesse. y9s
election OF *asrantst to tho number Of sercFal
thoasand, without jast Gauss. for the esre.t Of
sail Domocsstic. Conservative party 81 i lavvse
sS! 7ssiHesad Republican leaders and said Super;
The ial Den,octntIc. Conservative Toto IN several
parishes os tl,s State.
number of Deputy Untol statss Marshsls and Fl
psn.e to "A Uaited sats; Ho1e,1nsnt I'D large
rounded tho polls IN largo numbers nnalntiMidatcd
voters.
a.aThsy a!a Illegally s1nsaa ts To- money no Of
eionlng large number Of Deputy United Htaies
, 1876-12-20

present who, for special rcasons, II wns ncecs-
saty To have testify ut once. Gen. Moroy, On
beha1f Of tho Republicans, stated that they
wcnld llkn to have tho Committee tAka tho tos-
tImony of
EATON Lo0wOCD,
witness who had been shot Ia OuachitA Parrish,
and who was ut present very low IN health
and liable to die at nny time.
Ills condition Was such that IL would
be impossible To rcmovo him from the place
whore he was stopping, and he would like to
havc tho Committee take tho testimony there.
This proposition caused considerable sparr'ng
among tho members Of tic Committee. Ono Of
the Democratic attorneys said that Eliza
pfnlsston hail recently been brought beiora tho
Returning Board on conch when sle waa ablo
10 walk, and 10 thought there was danger OF
The Committee
HIRING IMPOSED uroa.
Senator Howe aali TINT thu members Of the
Committee could judge Of that after they had
seen mud heard thc witness. Senator
Salisbury, referring to tha rlnkstou
casu md exhibiting considerable fccl-
ing, said that there had recently occurred 4
scene which, wtilo pnrporting to take thenaturo
Of judicial trial, had really been converted Into
sensational draiua. aud, through tho medium
ronnsry fnr thc n,,rnose ~ crs.t,np ronnlar
rommo,,n, on,, e1c,tirr n,.,i.sn fsei,ne ~.
i1l, nnt ws,, th,. Corn,,stos r. ro,,,o,n = half.
mia fran, IL II, Macs @ of n"stne IN tc,r n nar1;e.
INV .A ~" p4.s' ~ u'sstus :" sa. pn'.
h1af "Eness aaa increase th1s popular excite
ment. Senator Mcdonald esntartatned Ylews
similar to Senator Salisbury -
THE REPUBLICAN, SENATORS.
Senators Wadlcigh and Mcmillan expressed
themselves ns having como here to learn all the
facts, and thought It desirable to SEQ nil tho
witncsscs. Senator Howe, In rcp|y to Senate:
Aan,,h,rv soi, th,t hn ho,, L. bja I'm Il, tho
..,,s 49,. saAs ~ 49," "a s - NV
courts never know'i OF an instance Whcef' on
statement OF counsel That witness was unabloto
appear, tho Court had refused to take the testi-
mony ap, Tint ha fl[tl moi sharn IN Tim fcars NJ
H. Ga.a.S.. - .,..ss,..s ~ sr".s - W $50 w.
t"o oe""sots VI tt"lo"inR tno country mo co.,
yulslons. IL thorp ware any uausnal excite
1ncnt created, IL would probably arise not from
tho fnrt tl,nt the Comm,tteo had rnn ovc1 .
III, sr,.,s a.. haa .s,t..s. s..t ...s'. s,,." "
""n,ta''e ~ neus W''uesS' put that tue "1tuesa
wna In such condition that he could not 60
hAlt mile to appear before the Committee.
, 1876-12-20
MORTON AhD ROCKWELL.

JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, Dec. 1o.-asssrt' Mce
ton and Rockwell, eyangeltsts, commenced ~
yiyal services Ia this city to-day, suppltmon.ln1
= th.es weekss union eGo1t n,ads BY tesae1is teNa ~
shs'Rysn tha RyMaua!y tS.fs I'd eSsp aaiss nunS:r IN
already plolcsae1 eouysJsloas
, 1876-12-20

Corko tcstel that in is74 the Doar1 an11ty;esu. y;
yaascfa. on Ills written opinion received Iaa' a,a
denSc rclhting to rolllrns and canvas,cI thnns, hss
IN Inc rn,no naGer ~ At Tits clccion with tha
testified that Ills onlutou Is ut,chas,gc,, an hs
10 9ctci! With the 1}oarl this year n ranyn..rn
and Lint this duty 10 cnjoincd by law 's'
Thorc !, G,:n:nLr n:;! a *, Gt;oNH,rlfy1EoN41. t;Ny
OF t,io !l'rcc 'nembors Of tho Board n 10 WHY
n tooK place: The Attorney General stated that
ne l!rat voted to throw out precinct M ~
Moy ,s, Wsst' f'us alterTard, wktle tic certificate
Ne Nes csaso GsS made p asted to change his vots
The Colninlttco thon examined n ,a.c. ,,,n,
ocr of wttnessea from Key West, and II Tn.
psoven " Doth Democrats and Republican,
a99ng otlers tho otllecvn oi election, tat IN tas
ona Democratic Inspector took tte ballo,.| |a4 ~
on TO Ills house., another Errning ~
KY. R.!y':,,,,,al, ana the next morning t6ey ly
ano.Tss asssmo!ca mre.,s. at A. sponge warehouse il
TINT mornng votcs wero fountl III tic box nj
discovered the might before, and d now tailr.
list waa nade out 1t Vns alan cleariy prnp:,
that n mo Precinct was surrounded during tho
any oY aI armed mob Of Democrats, who
that fifty Republicans wcrc
kEPT FROM VOTING;
tllat oilorts wcre made for several days Ia at
,p Y lot agalnst lcpsblcuus, mud that not oSer
The other precincts at. Key r Scst 'vasa; wcsa
ease tsr count o ueiore mntey nn yst Il con; s;
understood by. such Information ns WA
glveh 9ut IN, w.,en tha noard Ct No. aourned Il
Tho c1attn that II waa Democratic was ony
rnado tho next day after tho nct1iocrsts Ind l,,a
a. opportunity by. adjournment tu. manipulate
tlie returns from No.i' Tho State law atriesiy
, 1876-12-20

WARRINGTON, .. C., Dte. 10.-Alr, WINDOW.
from the Committee on Appropriations, report
cd, without amendment, tle House bill making
appropriations for the payment OF invalid and
other pcnslons for tho year ending Juno30, 1873.
Placed on the calcndax.
Tho Chair laid before tho Senate a couuuni.
cation from tho Secretary Of State, transmitting
n list Of namcs Of pcrsons, not citizen. OF tho
United Btatcs. who\hcld Consular Offices, and
to whom salaries woro paid during the fiscal
year ending Junc 30, 1870, Ordered rsntcd,
md to lio on tho Table.
A number Of bills Of pxivats character, mol Oh,
jccted to, Tcrc passed.
alr. Camston (Pa,) moved 10 lake up the resolu.
ter ptoyidtaE for the adjournment Of r. two
being made hH Withdrew tho ulotlop,
Atthe expiration Of tho morning hour. Mr. Bout.
statues Il Samuel Adams snd John Winthrop. 'A'
uNT1N1sHED BUBINE4s.
Tho resolution of htr. Mitchell In regard to tho
appointment Of crenin .. presdcntlai Eleeior IN
ntesen w1s tsksn up and disguised b sss,s
ssa be ia nos thnk IL L
proper NOW 10 sind'eate the conduct of tho Coy.
Of o8an m ns 9G ,ts
io;s. 1oW ca"!d b Hss saia Tit Va %st,. s's va
elected when tho Constitution said le could not bc
sestcd he "uIa haye cerea I 'a 70 's s.esoos e. %.
Grovcr was denounced for eimDly doing hIs t.uty.
Before III. Dogy concluded, the Senate I'd.
journna.
- HOUSE.
Mr.. Wopd. from the Committee on Ways aud
Of the lloaro from next Saturday to Wednesday,
the 27th inst;, nnd from Saturday, tho 3osh. 10
Ill., @Gn Ia tha ;ueh an Adjournment.
was unfair 10 tho Western mcsnbors who might DO.
III to spond tho holidays at home, aud that y,
, 1876-12-20

New ORLEANS, Dec, 10, 1B70.
, 1876-12-20

~ hau. !M la'f n!n ptsscAue e1sGt'uIl.
been elcctta Gofcf1lof oy malofty ot AZ thn
votes caat. l!e ncccpIcA t10 uutles OIL the oulset
Ntld tntende4 to assume and perform them. uc
t]su exnectcl tho tIepplu to hgrforu theirs, and
stand W linl. li0 WAS frequently applaudea,
mud ESPECIALLY on Ills declaration that hn In
tended to asslln'e the duties 0t his otise+ Col.
JDAn McEncry anil Louis a. Wtltz also spoke,
declaring that tlley would be present aud follow
such leader. -...-..-...
NICHOLS AND wILTz bBAENADED.
NYW ORLEANS, Dec, 11,-A IarRe crowd,
lleutlrll py u l,n,,l OF music, sercnadci Nichols
, 1876-12-20


isles:
TnirfssAth-That In tho rarlyb OF East Fe1lclAnh
tho horrible murder Of JuiIh tlair, IN c1,lsurro.
sentative aud tae 6crgcant.at-Arn Of the l!oura
Of Representative, Whp WIS arfc4tutl 1T ul1ht In
tho TOWN Of Gatun R0ugg, tprly uftca from hts
1' s,"nae' ~ antalHA p9sse IRo1 EhAfRs MFang oy
suisr. sau ,ao;ns Soato EooF snu antehscissa
man Who wns nat teI bni ,w ~ .s wi, VI
mi WIN VIA fnrc,hjx tak"n tram H. nos. sIa ,s
On his way 10 stand aia trlal by an armed coupsny
uf regulators or. bnlidozcrs. u1let couln,unl
u oas capt. Norwood, tlud 10 I tres by
tie roadside BY t!leao trrulatprS, and ahok
TO doatl,--was crluo committed BY ncn,c,-
csatk fef REASONS growing nut III political
snlnosfties, and to achieve political ends, and
dust tardy acts Of crime ever co,ansted III CIVIL.
Lied cooatrt, and that to tAia day nj iar4stIxutln
e,in,s b.. 1ss1 eoatInaoasly nd syatem4tteaIiy
| 0f East FeIicaaa.
Feurieenta-'rhas n Tho Parish Of Ouaciita ihe
teal crlme committed Tor Political teasoi.s nul by
| Democrat, md MAS conntycd Ut, aud ali tuveat(
IL terror by The Den,oGfats Of tl!at parai,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-29
Nurtion Sales of Real estate.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auetioneer.
TVECJTTRIX SALE

ADWAN II. MULLER AuctiOneer.
EXFCUTRIX SALE. -..,-o.,
IT. PORTION OF TIRE ESTATE OF WM. H. EA1NOi';
DECEASED. HOUSES and lots on 5IHANt4 ICelral
Pa k) WEST J5THSI AID LOTS ON THE 30 Hlt;-
WARD. ST NICHOLAS, MADISON, SD. 5IIli Jill ~ H.
10TH. NTH, n2TH, l2SD l26IH, l29IH' lS4Ih'
1TbRiA% H. MULLER & SON viii sell at auction. on
TUESDAY June 6, 1879 at II O'Clock at the lNchaIre
SaleSroOn, No. II broadway, n. Y, 81 ORDER OF Ihh
EXECUTRIX OF WM. II. RAYNOR. DECEASED, The
following described Real Estate, - -.
5THAVE 5sOry brownstone front house and lot No 7Si
bihave. side, 100 II south Of 6Sds and opposite
WEST 55TH ST. As. ny Scotia stone front French
ana lot No 2U7 West 55thst north SIDE 1863 IT,
BoULETARD gore lot n. c. 126ths and gore 10,
Sr NiCHoTAs-AvE. and 6TIIAvE. BOULEVARD,
plo of land WITH buidng bounced by 81 Nicholas ana
Sshaycs. III IN ll2th ats, known as Point View
3DAVE lot G. cor 96thst, with story frame house
5THANf. lot G. O6hst and opposite CehtIal IalE
I'M AVE, 5 lots s. between l.3d and l3ith sls
STHAVE., lots 8. e. COZ. 10th ST 49,. ,.-.,..
S9HANE, lot W. s., Ok H. H. OF fothstp anu opposite
9Th AVE: lots W. s., 2j.s f. n. of s2d.st
S2DST. plot Of land s.. 100 H. W OF 9th ave. running 10
and fronting SD At.
SfTIIST, lot H. =, l75 n. c. Of Madis'n-ave
lOlSTS1.. s lots 3. $, l55 70. ". OF 1fhave
IO3D.ST. | lot n e. cor. 1896 ". and MadsOnave
MADISON-AVE4 lois cOmnenc 0n e. cor VI lO-thsI
l2}DST. 2 lots s. s., 375 g. v. OF 6ihaNo.
l2STIl.ST 3 lots II. g. ~ u. W. 0f IN ave.
)S4TH-ST., 4 lots r. g.. IS II. G. Of 7thave
lA3D-ST, / lot :. s, l75 tt. Q. ~ Nth ave.
TERMS LIBERAL.
Maps and full particulars az office OF Aucone@Ta NO
Posi Office Of Estate OF Wm H. kaynor l3OO Broad
cor. 33th-st. C7,2Z3)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-29
a GgeEAy OTgE,g Daring This wouil,
,yggE SgeqNaN&EEe ORGAN.
Gi!un!ions iOanleS-- females.

NVRSE.--An English woman wants employ
y ntut invalid Uur.e give good reIetn,e as 10
character and experience. l4i Vast 32tsf
NURSk.-A neat, tidy, German Protestant
- gI 10 tase 81 ,l rem willng ard obgnS; can
give al SiictOsy reference. can West 4lstst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-29
miscellaneous

COL. N. w. GREENS PATENT
AMERICAN DRIVEN WE'LL.
WIN. ID. ANDREWS & BRO,
Ala wATEH-ST, NETWORK.
Having sustained patent after fOur years Of litigation
We are now prepared put in WELLS Ia NeWYoIk ana Ags
Counes sell chts, and also 10 collect ID
every state in the Union driven without authority
TF,UF AT'TTNTION of MINING COMPANIES
4 -S0IICJTED Having a large practical experience I'D
western mines NOuu IN position connected VIII INNING
OF act As expert In transfers Of ptnpIl{ - , o--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-29

NIIRSE-By an EngIish Protestant .wom9n NJ
- infants LTse can the enuro charge Of an u"bt rom
birth; bling u mp BY the hotie' wiling To 90 10 'r ,oLliy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-29

mo JFT-On Northern Railroad, New-JerSey
AZ minutes from CITY Hail. country Residence, II rooms
modern improvements; acre. Address IT, tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-29

D 40 LET-A pleasantly located HOUSE, con
tanning ~ rooms; coach house and acres OF and; on
mile from Hudson Railroad station. Address M T. N
I.nNA Y Y PusI-llilee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-29
nlusitaI JnslruMe'lts.

4 IGHTE IL ERNST. Old house ct Lghte ~
Brahbnry, Offer their spionii PIAN0FOk II at 10"
prices alon lsy monthly ymcnts AZ II las; lithsL Also
Smitrs AMERICAN OtjANs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-19
RESIGNED.

As has been expected for some time
Rristow is to leave the Cabinet. He
was probably asked to resign. but, at
any rate his resignation has been ac-
eepted, to take effect tomorrow. During
his term of Office he has worked faith
fully and theoretically to expose the
frauds in the revenue department,
which were countenaneed, or at least
winked at, by the Administration, and
bring the thieves to justice. He effectu-
ully cut off the principal source from
which the Republican party derived its
campaign funds, and for doing so is
the most intensely disliked man by the
politicians of that party in the United
States. His resignation will probably
be the signal for the readoption of the
old tactics by the Custom-houss and
revenue thieves of the country. Money
will be neede>vto carry Congressional
districts, aud with Bristow as Secretary
of the Treasury the chief source Of
supply was cut off, hence the necessity
of getting him out of the way. The
San Francisco Stock Exchange states
it as fact within its knowledge that at
a meeting of prominent Democrats at
Washington it was resolved that he
should be offered the nomination for
Vice President at ST. Louis. and that
he did not signify his unwillingness to
accept it. With Tilden and Bristow
on the Democratic ticket the result in
November could be easily foretold.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-19

There Harvey turned on him and re
sisted arrest with great violence. A
fight occurred between him and the
officer. in which the latter was thrown
to the floor. He drew his revolver, and
commenced to strike the man, COM
handing him to let him rise, but he held
him down firmly, while three or four
hoodlums stood around grinniug their
admiration. Finally the officer cooked
his revolver, and fred shot at his an-
tagoDist, causing him to release his
clutch instantly. He was afterwards
conveyed to the prison, and placed in
the hospital, where it WIS discovered
that he had been shot in the left side,
an inch below the heart, the wound be-
ing very dangerous one. lie was
charged with assault and battery.
Suicides.
Yesterday morning o young man
named Cunningham Watt committed
suicide on the ship Mary Whittridge,
lying at Greenwich street wharf, by
taking a powerful dose of laudanum.
No cause is assigned for the rash act.
An unknown man jumped off of
the Vallejo street wharf about 8 o'clock
last evening and was drowned.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-19
INDICTED.

Richard Harrington and A. B. Will
liams We're indicted for bribery by
the Grand Jury of the District OF
Columbia, last Saturday. Harrington
is charged with receiving bride of
SIS, 900 on the 18th of October, 1875.
while Assistant District Attorney
in Washington City, for favorable ac-
ton in motion for u bew tria! in the
case of man named Staller, convicted
of murder. Williams is accused of
having paid the money for that purpose.
Harrington is well known for lis imam.
GUS connection, while District Attorney,
with the safe burglary conspiracy,
whereby the Shepherd ring endeavored
through damnable plot to blast the
reputation of respectable q citizen
named Columbus Alexander, who took
an active part in exposing the ring.
We believe Harrington fed the country
when called upon to testify before a
committee appointed to investigate the
safe conspiracy. and has gone to meet
Tweed and others of that ilk in for
eign lands. 1t is a matter of regret
that such scoundrels canno. be found
and extradited and punished as they
deserve to be by the courts.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-19
r Ell c. A p HiC
By Atlantic AMI Pacific Line.
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATE
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Destructive Fire.

ST.. JOINS. Canada, June 10.
A fire was discovered ut 8 A. NJ. in the
undergrad, in the rear of the Bosque
saw mills, and spread TIL the piles of
lumber and the mills were all in flames.
A heavy south wind was blowing at the
time. In three quarters Of an hour the
fire had destroyed the Custom, Post
telegraph and express offices. By 10:40
five whole blocks of East-the princi-
pal business street-from North to
South. was in rims.
Extradition Treaty Discussed.
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1876.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs re-
ported to Mr.. Faulkner, the Presidents
message embracing correspondence be-
tween this country and England touch
ing the Extradition treaty. for such re-
port as the interest and honor of the
country demanded. 1t is not under
stood what recommendation Mr..
Faulkner will make, but its believed
he will submit joint-resolution for
abrogation of the tenth article of the
treaty.
Back From the Convention.
The hundreds of persons who went
from here to Cincinnati, have all re.
turned, and are full of the subject.
There were at one time Is Senators in
attendance on the convention, but pro.
baby at no time more than a half dozen
members of the Honse. All who have
returned are inclined to view the nom
nations, owing to peculiar circum-
stances, with favor.
Hancock for Pesident.
A strong feeling begins to pervade
official circles here, that the Democrats
will have to put up Hancock, to insure
success.
Inc hepuolcan papers here speak
in complimentary terms of the nomina-
tons. and are unanimous in the opin-
ion that The Democrats will have to
put up their best men.
1t is the almost unanimous sentiment
of Democrats here that Hancock and
Hendricks is the only ticket that can
possibly beat Hayes aud Wheeler. A
majority of the Democratic Senators
and Representatives have been inter.
viewed, and express decided preference
for Hancock as'nominee for President.
Enforcing the Liquor Law.
Nkw YORK, June 10, 1876.
Only twelve arrests were made here
Yesterday for violation of the SUNDAY
liquor law.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SAN Francisco. june 10, 1876.
The Pedestrians.

The teams of amateurs walking
against O'Leary at the Pavilion are
W. P. Frest, city editor of the Evening
Post; Geo. Phelps. reporter on the
Alta; james Nealon, Deputy Sheriff.
and Mr.. Droger, who keeps broker g
Office on California street. Precisely at
II O'Clock last night, the start was
Effected, and fair audience was in at
tendance.
Congregational Convention POST
poned.
The Executive Committee appointed
by anti Piper Democrats, met on Sat-
urday afternoon. and after consulta-
ton, agreed to postpone the Congress-
ional Convention to July list.
Resisting an officer.
Yesterday morning about o'clock
an ARRAY occurred in saloon on Bran
nan street. near Sixth. and man was
severely cut in the back. Local Officer
Dirham received.an intlmation that one
Rob't Harvey had committed the deed
and attempted to place him under ar
rest. The man ran, however, and the
officer pursued him for distance into
he saloon whore the eating occurred.
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An Offer OF Peace.

BELGRADE, June Is. 1876.
The Servian Government has sent
M envoy to Constantiuople with an
offer Of peace, aud the disarmament of
of Servian troops. providing the Turk
ish Government makes u eession OF
territory. ~