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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-09
NHE STATE Of MINNESOTA

TINE STATE Of MINNESOTA,
l. County Of Goodhue. District
Court.-First Judicial District.
D. G. Hill, Plaintiff, against Wendell
P. Hood, Maria P. Hood, and Eliza
Sutton, Defendants:
Notice is hereby given that in pursu-
ance and by virtue of Il Judgment of
the District Court of the First Judicial
District of the State of Minnesota made
and rendered in the above entitled act.
ion on the 18th day Of July, Il. d.,
1876, and on that day docketed in the
office of the Clerk Of said court in the
County of Goodhue in said District, a
transcript of which Judgment duly GER
titled by said clerk has been delivered
to me, |, the undersigned, Sheriff of
said County Of Goodhue will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for
cash, at the front door of the Court
House, in the City of Red Wing in said
Goodhue County, on Saturday the sec.
ond day Of September, \. d., 1876, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day.
the following described premises and
real estate to-wit:
Lot six CO. in block eight (S) Insti-
tute Addition to the City of Red Wing
in the County Of Goodhue and State Of
Minnesota.
Dated Red Wing, Minnesota, July
18th, Il. D., 1876.
MARTIN S. CHANDLER,
Sheriff Of Goodhue Co.,
Minnesota.
E...1. IT,. D1...n, ~,
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Trenton Letter.
TRENTON, Wis. August ;, 1876

TRENTON, Wis, August ;, 1876.
Ed. Grange -Adrance:
We are about half through harvest
ing, and everyone is unusually busy, as
they do not wish to be at the mercy Of
the rains as they were last year.
Wheat has the appearance Of turning
out good. The only failure with wheat
is the low price, but to amend this low
wages should be paid. Two bushels Of
wheat, or the price thereof, should be
sufficient to pay for one days work
harvesting, but when $500 is paid and
wheat is 50 to 60 cents per hushel, and
the grain yields from 10 to - bushels
per acre, we would like to know how
much the farmer makes But when the
land only yields 6 bushels, we certainly
know that his profits are small.
Mr.. J. Bradley, while driving his
reaper yesterday, fell in the front Of
the machine and was terribly cut in the
leg by the sickle; caused by his team
running away. Mr.. B. il we'll advanced
in years, and it will undoubtedly 20
very hard with him.
f. j. Bachelor, of Todd Co., MIMI,
is here on business. He is agent for D.
c. Bachelors Patent Pyramid Table,
one of the most useful articles of furni-
ture we have.
E. II. Boustel is agent for the Mol
inc Wind Mill, and offers them for cash
at very low figures. Those who are ia
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-09

lief in all cases Of private, chronic, and u-i
nary diseases in all their complicated forms.
It is we'll known that DR.. James has stood
at the head Of the pr, tession for the past
80 years. Age and experience are all-im-
portant, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, night
losses by dreams, pimp!es on the face, lost
manhood. can positively be cured. Ladies
wanting the most delicate cttention, call or
write. Pleasant hom. for ps tients. A book
for the million. Marriage Guide, which
tells you all about these diseases-who
should marry-why MOTTO cents to pay
postage. DR.. James is 60 years OF age, and
and has 80 rooms and parlors. Consulta-
ton free. You see no one but the doctor.
to IL. All business. strictly confidential.
34v1
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
~ BY advertisement.

Default has been made in the condi-
tions Of certain mortgage executed and
delivered by George W. Rogers and
Maria G. Rogers, his wife, mortgagors,
to Harriet M. Cole, MORTGAGE, bearing
date October 18th, 1874, and duly re-
corded in the Office OF the Register of
Deeds in and for the county Of Good
hue and State of Minnesota, on the 9TH
day Of November, Il. D. 1874, at 9 o.
, 1876-04-25

fcct0u. :. .,<... ,,.xh.u.
B1oonlna7ok, H.. April I-Tbe hon m u Leot.s ,,s
ard Swstt, Of Chicago, wns chosen today q shs
County Executive Committee on tho Fourth Or
July colobsatton As orator for that daIt 4. IT.. "
Rwelt for msny ycars prhcttcod law ~ tnd Mo-
Lean county 1}ar in Bloomington.
In11ApELrnA. April 2t-A fourth ~ sots I: .to1 dof
ii. Mckay aga,na. 1iessra: Mcclure Il MoLAuKh-
lin, Of tho philadelphia Times: Tho toar ,es Sases
newspaper connecting lfoKay's name With A.
loeed ,tioslaritse 10 t4e nsyyy.sd 1,r,ha stsef'
MADISON, Wis. April 2i.-The Legislative
Committee to investigate tho contingent faaaa aasao
superintendent Of Public Property for tho lass
two yesrs Ia called to moot tonight, but oply
three nemhers aro hero, and nothing Will be
done till Tomorrow.
i1tal1onr, hId.. April 2.-Ths story Is PVT.
romnantops have landed At Halifax, from tho
stoa.npl,,p uibcrninn and that hlr. ForEoll. who
caulo through to baltimore 10 tho steamer, left
that city on Saturday for 81. Louis, where he
will tuset Don Chsloa.
, 1876-04-25

thing. In 1879, when tht iseranIGAh Soassn-
of S; Il. i% md ja.E I'd u. staat. zsiSne. asas
~ After 10 escon yon III, storey. began 70 .ts,t
IN ths s.mts tho n1en ION had hoped TO escs % non
t on; has you ooneei1sd 10 b of your ner:s
to 10 On good footing with tha vaaqni:hed: ,a At
m, d.; al .sssa m 9aess! @
!oa rtia ~ m,. i sst IL M printing sepassa
!. a Te, ~. e h:'1 10y E: g:rs as
" (. =. !Ssse. +. ,ss n. "a s.p 3;
much mora :Rspnbl1c.n than TIM TR.nusE, Rtnn6-
a" nd ens Th' e.! .fsr r: y ,s I. Tanr
iibfsry. "a bsh!ud your BUSINESS otnce where found
yoa a;,t ill., Chsndls.. You explained % me there
sst 81 III IT. psas ras ss P:y s2
Council could 10 purchased to do that y would aso
s;y . as, y Z M y si tRoa% eta s e
bssk aaatn. got another invitation tho s.tns voea
and found IN yon. n ,s mfn III na,a H.
learned th1t ron hsa hs nsoe.a.ry namnsr Of "a Alder
aaEea @ no, sineo John oomsssy appcsred e be yose
enemy M not to - spes'. friendly footine wth h
e t. f. e 9o Bic I'D sS
vote for thq Ttnt&s wont 10 Gon!sR4Y. told him OF
your of1cf and Rot a reply Not undet AnT citcum.
sss '1 ss '9pss aud orsS siua ms o''
black opposite the Court. House. hir. Hen!ng...
havs forgotten tbs Kgobbin aetfcie !. know th.t
another AlesnAu was notified that he need only 70
stato tha sum TOR Which he could hs bought, or Z he
chose e could have tho beat horse from the
mans stAis. but be, nte Comtaksy. vas ctnblttcred
| aga!nht you md tho Times and e1posod tho whole
business, the result Of which wss ~ you know laat
| tho Chicago Reputenn md not tho Chicago ntrts,
got the city printing" "sorey sho, during this time
sss 5 Sn s
ion slout uts did NOT Chandler look M.s the bnsl.
nebs hlono !" l replied. Mr.. Storey, " not
only talked over tho Insttar fn your library,
but evan In your cditortaFoot1, nnd oyeFy Wotu oi
that which have said hsre = true" 70 wnieu ne
do not remember anything Abnut IT. These. aaid
Mr. Hcsiug are The principal poants n fhn eIantna
tlon Ia which the Jury Antfeaty Iseenod with Rrea
! interest, When msutdonet Htoreya namo th6 nfb
1io they Ill dscw hei7 chairs nearer and rrckod ~
road on their faces hat tho thing was exceodngl,
enjoyab]e 10 hem+
4 reporter asked Mr. Couliskoy In roferonc'
to tho above Atatenenta yesterday. lle bad no
sehd them, but upon their bo!ng road to him h'
| had nothing TO say. Ills over anxiety to 50!
| nothing In reference to tho subject resulted II
its tearing Ills coat In htB effort to got out OF th
presence Of hts interviewer. 1nasEuch how
eyor, a. he Las repeatedly confirmed The state
nenls, aud otherB know OF their ttuthfulncsa
his rotioenca cannot be construed into denial
Their truth nay Explain, On tho othhr hend, VII
ho hns not boon able to get before tho jury
though summoned several days sgo.
, 1876-04-25
PIENDEIs'S STORY.
1t II CorrobOFntcd by Ills Albany
CAnm.

1t II CorroboFntcd by Ills Albany
CAum.
ALBANY, N. r., April 24.-The substance OF
tho interview With h1AttheH Richardson. OF this
city, refarrsd TO In P1onJnr's stAtement alleging
frauds In the United Statea Treasury Depart
mont, will appear 10 the Argus Tomorrow. The
argus says Mr. Richardson waa cl4rk In TraaE-
urer Bpiuuor's Bureau, entering upon hts dutiea
III tho year 1a64. 1t was lis duty to keep
the booas Of tue department for the cancc'la-
ton Of moneys or representatives of rnonays,
and ho was one Of tho Committee
through whose hands such moneys passed.
Frank Jones vas chief OF hia division. Bonds
and all forms OF currency passed through the
hands Of this Committoo amounting to many
millions OF dollars. Richhrdsoa statca tlAt in
1856 package amounting 10 el0,6W VAS miss
sEyER DISCOVERED.
A certificate stating tho fact Tint the money had
boon lost Was fled This certificate also Bsated
that the money lad been cancolodt which ltlcll-
ardsou Gays was not tl1le. As II va Hlehatd-
piclons weso naturay excited BY the filing OF
false certificates. That tho 4lD.5QD was stolen
is evident from tho fact, ~ ata!ed By him, that,
before he loft Washington in 1860,
ALL nur 5000
Of the Herios had heen redeemed. Some tr1o
after tlaia transaction q package Of $40, oo0 vas
diverted from tno usual conrso OF destruction
bv ths Chief Of DlviAto.l. A Bmall portion Of 1t
waa cut up into stripe for binding other pack
ages Of currency. tir. Richardson wse request.
ed BY tho Chlot Of h!s Division TO make out q
certificate that tho on.iro amount had been do
stSoyed. ....
lie PEREMrTonlLY DECLINED.
When Jones saw shAt he had mad8 a mtstskf
III his mai, ito called l.,tn out itto the hall and
said Richardson, say nothing about this. for,
il YOU do. YOU Will ralAe boil with tne.' Rich
atison was surprised. shortly aftcr, 10 lcafu
that Jones had tlled oortilca.e With r. losaureI
spinner stasiue that tho $4,000 bud been do
| stroyed. Richardson furt1lor Aheertatned thu
| certificates Of destruction OF currency, lueteat
| OF being preserved. wero dnssfoyod from tint
to tino thus removing all opportunity to dotec
fraud. Richardson attempted to sscnre Nh In
| ycst1gatiou, but oil bis efforts failed.
, 1876-04-25

To ths Editor u The tH9ta1o TTttHHe:
CHICAGO, April 24.-In the lint Of defsu1tors
which you published tho other day, you included
tho uamo Of Samuel u, Lockwood. late Jnstlce
Of our Elpremo Court, as i delinquent as {se-
cciysr of Public Moneys At tho Jacksonville Laud
Ollico.
Lockwood was never lsfanlter but wan
sued, and not only waro his accounts shown
to bo I'll right. but tho Government WIS found
u bo in his debt II, tuu. ..,
Judge Lockwood told me this IN juno, 1910.
- W evidence Of nut only the loose meuneF OF
but Vi tho overs cenpY snxlety Ut Dlstrct-At-
tolneys to lave and charge for large lumber
of suits. s!ucs Ut that .iMs they Lad no SALARY,
s,ad ludeod they now get oufy S2o0 t#r aupnm.
q. Y. DYEH.
, 1876-04-25

PHILADELPHIA, April 2l+-AErlyed. steamship
lnols, from Liverpool.
HEw ions. Aprii 24.-Arr,ycd, steamships
eEpool.
lLYMuv1H, April M.-Sscamslip Bervla, FROM
New York, Las arrived.
hAH FnAsclsco, April 24.-The sailing OF the
tn.,rsn s ,os,s, III! E!t' orro,v W nuw ria Fu
t,lsA tus!l l4s uoI yet niriyod, pnl The cV3l au1
stores ol tAu h.eamt1 a!e still uulcE attach.
Meut.
QUEENSTOWN. Apsii 94,-Atriyed. the steamer
pcunsYlyanih. from IhadoipAia.
, 1876-04-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
ATauLY DEAocaArIc TRICK.

Epsc.ut UtsjssGeh IL M Chlsa1o i'1tbuh4.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 24.--The Democratic
memhars OF tue Council to- day played bo!d aud
desperate game 10 defeat tr,ss expression ut
tue poople's viii at tho city election next Tues
day. l!eeognzinx the fact thnt tbey would le
reduced from natottty to : tp.paEtlY hY the 70.
suit Of that ulcctiqn spsc,al paoatius was called
for tuis afternoon at which tlms rs4istre1uK
ordnance was lutse~nce1 snd made tue speetal
order for tue regular meeting to-plght. ~ this
meeting poue pvt Qowoosats were pfeAenh none
othors having heen noA'lsd. Tonight
tho pnsauRo Of tho mtasure WAs
achiayaa BY strict gst1y vote. auj
another lafamy ADDED to tito long catalogue
which slresdy disgfacea the record at tho tarty
here. It il more than probable that this RsF'o
will not avail tue party anything. ~ it Is thought
TO be TOO tasp nov " ptIaes the pEproscal4H
electinn. An Indignation ,nentipg will % held
tomorrow night. u xiuch ttna c'a'tss otactton
will DO determined Yppn ~ the l'epublteapo'
FRA5K IAhHkAS
hAs decided not to run " independent Candidate
for OoyaEnor Ths Indepsudsnt Executive
COMMITTEES hare lntimased 70 him that his room
.ea ptefszabls TO his COMPANY. As 5stutned e
make no pomia,tioa IN biz place Al present..
, 1876-04-25

NEW ORLEANS, April 24.-At hiatamoras ycs-
scrday den. DIaz paraded tho National Guard,
about 500 strong, and presented tham with bat
tis flags, after making stirring spoeah. lie
requested al who would volunteer to march
to tho interior 10 atop to the front.
Only ono oflccE aud two men came forward. The
wllo.e regiment was thon ordered TO their bar
rackY and diBar1ned. This morulux tumor pre-
wills tuat the revolutionlsts wero badly defeated
near Monterey, mud the wl,ole caVniry foEco loft
tue city hastily In that direction. Dihz remains.
mud 10 couscsipting Mexicaus 10 Increase his
force.
DENIAL.
WAsu1saros, D. c., April 2a.-Lieus. Com
u,ander Johnson, commanding the Uuited
Htatea naval furoes on thr llio Qrandc, telo.
R1npha to tho Navy Department that all reports
Of forced loaus OIL foreign merchants 1t New
Laredo arc untrue.
, 1876-04-25
RAILWAYS REMEDIEa.
OVARIAN HUM0R
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED Dl
DR. RADWAY'S REMEDIES,


EEs tR RD n8WSfa yhaA oE 4Ea e 11s ovA
AxH AApon, peo, n, ts1
m, RApwAxs That sthaEs may b. bsnsatsd. mAts
" Gid & IL o,: IL sss;
HSs ~ G.. nS
mne indnoed ms to IN nad.as's Nsmsdles. bad nos
rnnnh alta In them. bat anals altar much do!bsration
pnrehsa.d III bottles af tho Ra.ol.sp twq boss4 of
the Pills and two hnt!es pf the hsof. psod thoss With
d s s3 ;:5 BLISS ss ~ e Fl s.s
wAa sntIfolT CURED. / took thg medicine about IN
n.onhs and during That time est foF}H!e pcauda ia
ues Rallst and sI toIsa of thf Pulls.
pefotty Tall, nd ~ AssEt y fpll Of
bs.n 1s q fs,ss4 sS Ba' & Il hs
hlrs NIbbtns, WHO mAkos tho above Certificate IL ths
Juus, l66. This msdtonss sba7s stated boEht ii
iue With tho exception Of What 70 hnt b. fou
that hos itsomenth correct without
o0a' '0'Ro'qB} B}susx,t and ohsu... fuo Aieas hsh.
This may earttt1 th4t, Nm. btbblnp who msksa ths
sboVo osrtldoatct and has bosn !of rauy ttat1 well
kaqxn 70 ~ Tia fsots sharsin etAted
btns:, xI h'o S e h95 't1ts3Si IS U3Ea porn
N''" AARY CQ0KHl!, Il, j, POND,
, 1876-04-25
SPAIN,

TIE bA8Q0E THOF1HcEH4
BAN BEnAsT1AH, April 2i.-Aftor another very
stormy dobats tho Juusa Of Guipuzcoa to-day
elected fvo delegates 10 proceed to Madrid to
confor with tho Government. All hro
i1rccouci!ablo paEtisans Ut tho fuoros.
Tho Juuka iuatruGted them to de-
cl4no any compromise fctto,ing the future
acton Of Gulpuzroa, to oppose tho conscsIpt!on,
to consent to moderate taxation In aid. OF the
National TraaHury, aud to withdraw from tho
conference and protest II tho Government at
temp.H any modification Of thu fuesos. Tie
1pu,lcipal authorities Of tian Sebastian perse-
vcro in their lrseconcl!able attitude, au thu rri-
tasion tn tile lutorlor Ut the ptoyInca continues.
, 1876-04-25


Special Nsndsch 10 JAs CA,e0ao 3f1buns
poi!r WAYNE, Ind. Apr. 2i.-A FIRE At Colum-
bin CITY, lnd.. destroyed fur buildingn,-one
owned mud ubod by Frank Hnpplo IS a
grocery, Two owned by 4. Shnnk and
used BY n. Ellis ~ saloon and rasI-
dence, md one owned by @. Ulsirh mud not
occupied. Supplo'h losa II about $1,000, with
insurance OF :l.900. L!hs' loss is about *500
aud tho b1llIti!ne Wan worth about i, ,UuD. Tile
t!ss Is supposed to hayc teen tho work Of incol-
uarjce.
, 1876-04-25
VIII 1SIkY.


FAAtf ~ AOA3ts
TIE aAx FnAN0laoo FRAUDS.
sAs FnA.c1sco, Cal, April 21.-The Chronicle
this morning continues It's exposure OF the
Whisky Ring and matters at Marc Island. and
publishes letter rocolved by ChaFlcs Werner.
tho former partner Of Jost Il Co. in tho Antioch
da.tlIery, which Was recently eelzed for running
.4crooked." Wornor gavo important eyldonco
10 tho revenue agents, including tho booka OF
account Of tho various d!stilIerlca with which ho
had been connected. T4o letter is rs followss
SAN FuAHcisco, JAM l. ls7G.-lfr. Charlie Ffrttr
Tho WHISKY Hing viii ktll you you nppeer hs VI.
r:a T donc eaa ars :. ws ~ Il
my either place, sud bcter: You must take noaso o.
ills. Schultz llas plenty ot money aaa WI bo =;
fsrnrJ> Faox II OLD Fn1EsD.
There is other oyidcnco that such threaB were
made, aud tho lotter ID probably genuine, -,
nor lad been connected 10 dtstllllpg with aeveta
members Of the i pg. boing Al e1por'hnced
practical disliler; TINT tho HING had syhtemAtio
ally swindlod him. not Eettiag him into their &C.
crets 10 tho cHtei't OF participation ~ tht
Oulton, . prou,lnont liatil!ar wieldod ~ intla'
cnco at Washington, through Sargent. Which In
formation Was gwen him willie In 4 buslnes
connection with members OF tho lting' II!
says the corruption WAS outrageous - l866. 1867
1853, and 1860. during which time tho uosefn
mont was dofrarded OF 81 ,6D0, 900.
Ke!sttye to Mare island matters, It charge
Isaiah IIhuacon., the Chiof Of tue DnsaAu o
Construction and Ropair, With conspring will
hia sou, John uauscoln, hna - L. DO Ia Mon
| taignc, contractors to dcfrauA tile doTHrnmon
in awarding and filing contracts, sud TINT Ad
-! niral Rogcfs mud tho Naval Constructor, dcorg
| ". bluch1nors, at Marc Island. voro cognlsAn
| Of At least some OF tho ftaudB, several OF Hhic
arc specified.
Tho recent examination OF tho accounts q
nevouue Collector Gedgewick by Supervise
/ Harley showed everything correct.
, 1876-04-25

4 pAiladelpbia court Aad, = sathet queoE case
before il ia osAsr day. 4 woman riding in
crowded ho1seeAs, aud not holding % ths ,strsp.
and had her tnsa-cap fractured. md brought
suit against tho Company for damages. TAe
judes charged ths jqrs that wqusa arc bound
to Lold on 10 tps siEaps *lspenlad ftqW the 1pot,
tins, ~ qQt to be 4sl4 - tha anna yniss Mu9an
&6,600,
, 1876-04-25


Special Dupateh to The ChIta1o Tribune.
LACROSSE, Wis.,, April M.-private infornA-
ttou received to-day states that the Wfnnebago
City Milling Company. Of Wnnsbago City. Mimi,
has failed capital stock said TO be St}o. 900 or
SaU,0pu nsButs aud liabilities not RHcortained
, 1876-04-25

4 GREAT HaIL.sToRM.
ToPEgA, April 2l.-.A ha.l-storm pnsscd ovor
tlis county Saturday aftornoou q milo wide md
oxtondtag miles south Which destroyed all tile
orchards aud wheat crop. Not Hingle leaf, bud,
or blossom remains on tho trees. A largo nuu-
bor of cattle wore killed. Ii places the Aaii wsA
u iuches daep aud tbs aigo Ut liens eYgs. Wax-
on loads could bo scooped up t'l;s morning,
tlirty-six lloura after tue fall. Very little dam
age was dona In Tho city.
5pec,a. Djsnateh 10 lhz Chicago Tsstua<,
LAWRENCE. kan.. april! 24.-A saEY yiolant
rain and hail storm occurred In thia county Sat-
urdaY night and sunday morning. Ton mica
southwest Of LawTencs bnil-stonos foil In Aueh
quantitios apl Of such aize a. to ren,aia
unmoted through tho exue1pa heat OF
sunday tul Monday. when they wero
brought " town by the lo1-ful), measuring.
calst!os xhero tho hal was worst, tpany houses
WIRE enureIy deprived Of windom-alaaa. and for
wasd fruit orchards gays up even ghost Of
chnncs for thu years. crop. Fortunately tho
fall Ut ha1l WA limited 10 splTlt territory
Tie faln caused r,se lu ali tho asraa,ps aud 1t
cnst two railway llnos !sadtpg in hare arc badly
damaged Tho Leayeuwolt til. lawrouce Il Gal
vustoii. and Atchlsou. Topeka Il Eanta Fec lost
either bridges or oHabaukmeuia, and are put 10
10 little e1ponso for rcpAiFh.
THE sNY leyEE.
QulHoY, i'll, April 2i.-Fls sny reached ltH
hIgheH. poias sunday night and commenced
falling yesterday. Tha dscue, however. u
slow. It IL believed tltt the Thousands Of acraa
| Of splendid wheat In tie bottoms are ruined.
The river At this point Ii 10 feet " incl,ax
aboYa low water. Meetings aTs belug
held in llaauibsl 70 make arraugemanss
| to repair tho leyeo. The woras crovassu ii OPP
posito Hannibal. aud is 500 yards in length aud
80 feet deep The blidge aerosa the Huy on the
| Chicago Alton lallsoad east OF Louisiana. will
be reopeued thia motnug. nnJ traius VII! pasa
| Today for tlAe tirst uula suco Thursday. lho
| contractors for the repairs Gu she 4lpnuib4l
| bridge, broken by tho steamer Dictator, say that
it will be completed by May l5
ukCoFFlNEp AND UNKNOWN.
| Sp<r,At u,snateh 70 Tia Chtcldo 1t,tuAf,
BURLINGTON, H., Ap!jl Ala negro foate'
was found to-day at lie mouth Of Skunk River
3 mllca hslow here. Tho Coxonef's jury hs.
rendered 4 verdict OF secidentsl drowning, Tile
body IL thought u DO that Ut some deck hand,
aud has not peen }donuasd.
DEATH or AN INJURED MAN.
&v<f.ai Dlststth - 11t Chseaaa JFsbass.
LAC4oossx, VII, April 2i.-Mr. Albert PieEcs
Of tAis city, WHO vAs Fuq ofsF by Rt1dp op th'
Chicago & ST. Paul near Nov Lisbon 6aturdA
| night. died this tnorning. Ais remeina woS,
! brought Asro thls3sftafnoon.
KILLED UNDER 4 HOUSE.
. Sreelqt UAIatsA to 5A4 Chicago Iri1paf.
| 1piu A.,+;1 -NiI1i.t tn ~
, 1876-04-25

Srtelai UNIut9A 70 Tia Ch'eayo 7Tt5V0<.
ulLwAukEE, Viz, April 24,-}Yilliam Schultz.
IAboEes engaged In removing . house, was
killed BY tue sudden giving way Of screw and
the consequent fall OF the structure upon him.
, 1876-04-25

Special Dispdteh to Tbs Chteado 1>tbttp-
WAsn,Naror, D. G., April 24.-6upcsvtsor
Totteu arrived bore tonight from six weeks
trip In the South. lie Hays that many Of the
persons Indicted for whisky frauds, there have
escaped by challenging the Grand Juries, Oh
the ground that ex-Confedor&tes were on them.
, 1876-04-25
Tho Turks Fastening to Repair Their
Recent Reyorsos In Herzego-
vina.
Egypt Called upon for, Troops to
Garrison tho FOrtrcsscs.
Russia About to Reinforce t1er
Mediterranean Squadron.
L sorious Rupture Threatened between
Austria and Hungary
t,omprou,ise Offered by the Basque
Provinces to Alphonso'a Gov
ernmcnt.
TllRkEY.

TURKEY.
THE SITUATION II HERZEGOVINA.
royar.sr1sorIg, April 2i.-It fs stated that
bfoukhtnr pasln tha received ton baftal'ohs OF
roin,,rcomontp, aud will now rclcW tho attempt
to ro.ictual Nicsio.
Il ia ,cpoftcd that tho Emperor Of AustEia has
sout . tolographIo dispatch TO Count Zlchy, Aus
trian Ambassador here. inatEuottng him 10 toll
tho Porto not to act against Montenegro or ses-
via hut to trust to hts caro- for bringing about
uoaccful termination Of tho inautrectton, which
ho l,opea will DO offoctod shortly.
LospoN, April 25.-A dispatch from III. feseta~
burg to tho nussian TolegrepLto Agency says
Prince 0ortschRkoff on Saturday convonod the
representatives of the tiYo great powers. because
the Turkish Cabinet resolved un Friday to In
yado Rlontn.cgro ty way Of Scutari. Tho nows
IRON Constantnop!o ID again botsor. Tho mod
crate party III resisting e4trclne couneels. tfean
negotiations nro bong .proeHcd foF pfolo''ea-
hon Of the atmiRtlco and ..-
TIE nEy1CTCAL1xa OF NIcsIc.
Conferences with tho tnBurgent chiofa atd
uoiug on, Tie Prince OF Montenegro dentos thnt
Sloptcnogrins took part in the recent engage
mout. -
A Times dispatch from Berlin says 1t 10 stated
that tbs Russian Government 10 gong 10 felil-
rorco the Mediterranean squadron ay tho ,1on.
elad Peter, tho Broat frEato supt!and' auu TUG
eoryestes Askold and DoGRtir.
TUnRiau HESITATION.
A telegram from Ath4us saws the Porte ID hes.
tatng On Tie question Of dse!afing var agaat g. tht
Cabinet. Russia strongly objects.
EayFT 70 BE CALLED ON.
Tho Porto has aexod Egypt for anxllar,
troops, 80 1t can sot free tho Turkish garr'aon Q
Towns in Asia for sorvleo elsewhere zen thoa'
taud Egyptians arc 10 occupy there places.
UHMEApINERa.
Tho t1oops havo not yet assembled 1t 6outsEi
Albatia. Nothing is Eeady for Immediate hos
hhties. Great agitation aud alarm prevails II
CpnstAutinopio.