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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

aENbAA ITEMS OF NkWs-oLoez OF rnE CATHOLIC
FAlR-RkoIsTkA's oRD1ns IN KsTATAs, ETC.
Cssrsspordsnes Of tAs cssn~ssvcisl

aENsaAL ITEMS OF Hsws-oLosz OF TIE CATHOLIC
PAIR-RkolsTkA's oRDRns IN EsTATAs, ETC.
csvyspo~dsnes Of As csm~~etsl
Nsw CASTLE, Jan. II.
learn that Mr.. Charles Bssstsn, Prothona -
tary. las rented the dwelling house lstsly oocu-
pied BY II. J. Terry. on Delaware 81, and will.
March.
Register Biggs has admitted 70 probate the
will of Francis Bckts, late Of Wilmington, de-
ceased, and granted letter. Parliamentary unto
Daniel BcktA and Joseph St0skle, the executors
named in the will he also, on Saturday last,
granted letters Of administration upon The e.
tate Of John Size, late Of Wilmington, deceased
unto Ann Size, widow OF deceased.
Al the annual meeting Of seminole Tribe. In
proved 0. Il. NJ, the following ge1tleusn were
installed In the several offices: W. L., Charles
y. Cudntess \. g., Thomas Frssss, L q. Thos.
U. Smith q. Of r, William L Point; K. W.,
jacob Herman A delegation OF the Older from
Wilmington was In attendance,
The Catholic Fair came " close, after run
Of fifteen nights, on Saturday evening. II IL
stated that the amount realized will sppEoach
tl,OO0, surprising amount, considering the
.sr,ngsncy q the times. and he limited re.
be gratifying % the good pastor. Fsther Kelley,
who 10 dsvOting ali his time to the attaining
Of his object. The building Of the church VA
commenced by tie late Father DAILY, In April,
1870. aud there arc hopes Of 1t being completed
by April, 1876.
The following is the result Of the drawing Of
the principal prices Ut the Fair Colts rovol.
YER, Thomas Foster; reception chair Mrs. W. H.
Jefferson; blsnkets, Mrs. Kate JAu,ison; carpet
James OArsw; . half dozen chairs, yno. jaoobs;
drawing room mirror, Edward Mcdlinohey; wool
shawl, James Neill; marble top table, e. Nc
Cue; Remington nns, Harry ''Powhattan" sst
Of furs, Ellen Hd'ngs; 40 yards Of musn, Mrs.
Carr.
Tho panoramic exhibition in aid Of Mount IA.
lem (eoL) which WAS postponed some time ago,
will come off on next Thurs lay sveninaAt 7Ji D.
a. Il 10 70 be hoped that there will be large At
tendance.
The members Of the II. z Church held their
usual quarterly meeting on last Sunday. Pre-
siding Elder Quigg. Of WILMINGTON. presided and
occupied the pulpit at the evening services
There will b. . special meeting Of the Board
Of Education this evening.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
Industry and B0sluepS,

The loss by fire in New England during De-
esnbeT was t96l, 400, according to the Boston
Journals record, which also SAYS "a large
manufacturing corporation, the selling agency of
which il in Boston, has not made q loss By bad
debt for nearly year. This proves that every
body il not falling"
The introduction into California and Nevada
OF the process Of reducing rsbsllious ores BY
Invitation aud ohlorination. now extensively en-
ploysd IN the silver mining districts Of Mexico,
y IL said would eject great ECONOMY both In
the cost Of reduction and the amount Of ans
metal extracted. The process 10 not patented,
The Chicago Tribune sAya the recent mild
weather has been very bad for the corn In oribs
in the country. good deal Of It 10 spelling, and
VII never make merchantabls corn, while not .
little OF i IL rotting 40 badly that It cannot eysn
used for feed on the farm.
Pittsburg firm have commenced the maui.
featuring. under letters patent OF glass journal
boxes, designed 70 supplant the brass boxes now
used. The advantages claimed, are cheapuess
and prevention Of are from heating.
The arst squars-rigged thrss-mastar ever built
IN San Francisco was launched the 2Oth ult tom
mage $50, and named the Pacific Slope,
The New Orisans Times says the weather of
the past few weeks has been extremely unfsyor-
able to the prospects Of next years sugar crop.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
The TsaA1s 81 Q Ooons1ynnAn.

n vIszTs YsNALs ynSnHp, Lnsss ns hoHEv.
Azoovnns IT N nm BOOT. u LOOKED Up, AND
PAYS 0AAAoa9 yo1 yA1AD An11F.
Tuesday, . "fsstsys ysath" oaAs 10 town
fsun The country. His hair was dlvsssd With gray
bat The iunpalss Of younger ysass fingered In
his nature He was away frsa hoaa tAs eye
Of he partner Of BIZ joys no Longer restrained
him, and why should he not have hsels funY
90 b. startsd ont In quest q II, and that hs
foand u absndansly ths ssqusl win show.
Hiassif and ooupanion whom b. took along
with hin wsrs fortified With ths Mama Of m old
fnsnd-A female Whose haadwrising s0blazoned
. card which was nos jues the +" lassst cat: But
the far danssl. and here vas dils1nA He
hunted about where snnh folks Do nnse abound,
md finally suoossdsd In hstng ushseed inso ths
presence Of the object Of his ssaseh. Intfoduo-
tons followed. ths ssoo'I:ceoas Of
lest Of . short isss-a.tsts, md then cards we're
happy CIRCLE. Thus continued anal lass hour
Il night when adisus wsre spoken, and ths viai-
tors departed little sxpsotang 10 nsst again fos
Ths hour bang late The gsotlsusa bssook
tbsmsslvss 70 esloou thsrs o nnish the night
In whatever it might offer. Towards moeninR,
the hero Of this little sptsods discovered he had
lost his money, his ail-his 600. In tzios be
presented hiaasslf u police hsadquazesn and
there made complaint against the fair ohazmss
who bad dupsd him 70 pass suoh p,sasaas even
ing. Ofaosn we're sent for her. Bhs wa
brought up 10 tbs station, and she
md The two mso, still insspArahls, vsr,
who had lost his moosy was annoyed BY woms-
thing In his book and drawing H. out fell his roll
Of notes Then be nav his 1dasaks, and W.
deeply mortified because Of ths annoyance Of
the lady. Apologies were Offered, bus oniy q
compensation for loss OF tune would sufacs.
30 the gentleman handed over a., d 30 pss
hour, paid the costs Of biz suit md departed.
Al BIZ boarded the train, this morning, wisdom
bsamed In his eyes, while With bis lips he muir
INJURED more faithful devotion 10 hu spouse as
home
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
OoMoseic Anlelluluy.


AnorHka lnsfANo1 % MAnAfluo II uAsrk AND
RRRRazyNa At LRIsuRs.
Gossip seekers and scandal mougsn were
treated 10 precious nosssl, Monday evening. At
Mayors Court. The Stats witness in the case
was the Rev. J. r. Burdick, IN idusrant minis
~ bslooging to no denomination, but now, and
for some ans past, temporarily In charge Of
Kingswood chapel ovss llsh street bridge. The
defendant was James ?. Ensle, stsp-son, who
". Burd,ok alleges, insultsd him while 1t pray
o..
II viii BE- remembered that about seventeen
months ego Mr.. Burdiek, while preaching ct
y, Sr. ~, sn%mit Camp messing, fell sudden
oonssntins they were immediately married and
sst mp housekeeping in this city, where the lady
had considerable property. After short time
they removed 70 Elisabeth. New Jersey,
"; Burdi"ks former home, whore Mrs Bur
Legged they lived In the most ab-
tect poverty In little frame hovsl such %
~. B. often pictured in his Temperance lectures
- tho house Of ''ths poor insbsiats." Mrs. rs
pare was the only resort under these trying
circumstances, aud It was fresly drawn npon to
keep the wolf from the door. After living in
this manner for some time, they returned 70 this
city 70 large house owned by Mrs.. B., where
they have lived since.
A.sS SP0oAAt . EsepecSADl6 young man, mar
rtsd and keeping house, not liking the wsy
things ware going II bis mothers house, and
mot having any great veneradoa for his
stspfather, dsterminsd on Friday last, to give
him ptsco Of his mind. For this purpose he
20 ,n 70 ne house .c aud entered just = NJ
Yes, you ought to sing" Tho old gentle.
msa aaksd him what was the mat
eAs. when be replied by aoous-
ss'd LIVING upon that which no, (Ensle,) ought
% have, and that he was not doing anything for
the support Of the family. Mr. B., in reply.
said "lst us pray" whom I'll knslt, except he
young man, Who bowed his head. In M, Bur
dioks prayer, Allusion being made in not vs1y
complimentary tssms to the sssp-son, the lsttsr
responded, saying "God won't hear that PRAYER"
and repeated The remark several times
during the prayer. At the Close Mr.. Bur
d.ok want ont and soon returned with . police
ofioer who arrssted the step son and put him un
der premise to appsas before the Mayor, UpoD
me Departure Of the policeman, the converse.
oon again waxed warm between the step. father
and .eep.son. whom the AFst went out aud re-
turned this time With two police officers. who
again pot young Engls under arrest
Ths oaes was fully heard before Mayor
Whttslsy last evening. Nn. Burdiek, before
seeafyn( made touching prayer in which she
INVOKED DIVINE guidance 70 enable her 10 tell
the truth In the face Of the unfortunate cireum-
stance under which she was placed,
H. Engls, In his statement, freely corrobs-
fased bis mothers statement. After . patient
bearing, the Mayor discharged Mr.. Engle, stat-
ing mas there vas no cause for complaint
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

ANNUAL 11sczsoas yen pEn1csons, YasssapAg.
TIA Na&ieoal 1aaks thzeu0ho11 ~ ota1s haA
lAstr annsAl sassieas for azeseoss, yesessdAy'
IAs following was ths rssaM % fas q u has
been received. being rs-slsstsoa h ssaA h.
sGAncs: VS.
r.Asf NATIONAL sAAx, wnMInesoN.
J. T. HAald, wiNan Tatnal, Il. O Neuuaih,
Iasasl Pussy, Denlsl JanaA OeAeat 4. AnV1A,
Geo. v. ~, Ell Garrett nAwazd bselA
Ths shovs board viii asss foe ossaniaaAion
On Thursday.
wlLHInoroa 4 aaAnprwmx.
Washiaeton Jouas, Geo. v. opasAs, Wtkan
Richards, EdwAsd Passy, John r. Walsa, 0eosgs
9. Capable, 6sspasn s.souehard. Henry =. Dafs,
4 needing foe organisation viii b hsh b.
n,osD~.
UHloa NATIONAL BAHx, WILMINGTON.
Visor dulook Jaa. q. AihtA, HAuasa Z. 1ellaA,
WI L. Oenby, Henry daPo0k bea1. q Oast.
Ds: Jaecb DssSseason, w. q. SSsh asay =
Il nes@ans VI shs Dsr.saos.. sAls ncseins.
viosne dafoct M rs-slsessd PTssidsss end John
uArsosAL 1AHK o. DaaAvAaa. wu.ssssTox.
Hsazy IAanss, Henry @. 1anning. Edward
DriagAsrse Wlhan P. Riehasds.n, yoseph
nginShursk, Charles Warner, Robert b. Postss.
Ths Board will organise % Friday.
HnWPos1 NATIONAL nAAx.
David EasGbum, (Prssidsnsl James Orans
too, william @. Phllhpe, Jacob Rube0oAns
Franklin Q. ylinn. John Aitohs0, WlliA@ B
Finn. J. v. H Wsfsoo vas ss-sasessd oaah
~.
olz1xnsas NATIONAL nAAE, N1poG11own.
Bsnjanin Gibbs, Henry Clayton, 3. 8. &gEaJ
u. Rsynosds, yaass OaIbsrescu, u. 4. MaIkss
Joseph Alges, Z. @. Esuniaoss, end ]. B. O.
sier. Henry Clayton va eoatinued - Presa
dsaL and J. q. Hall - Cashier.
INV oAs11s oouusr NATIONAL BAxE, oDnaaA.
Tbs election BY this bank was hsA On Tie ~
instant when the following DiFestoss were y
elecesd OhAs. TataAn, John Appaeeoo, ..
NhallcFoss, b. N. Wills4ts, WiltiAA Poll, eanus
Psnningtoo, Henry Davia, John @. Ooreis ~
Colambus NAskins. A. . 0seing q the Dtre<
President, and J. L. 0ihsoo. sashise.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
Ecsnsaialng On aaae OBITUARY.

II was cad woman that came into our sano-
tum the other day. Not to put too ans point
OMIT, abe wspt. II Am Mr.. Bnggs," she muir
INJURED sadly. The sub editor sAid he was glad
% know it, and inquired after Mr.. Brisgs ''You
don't seem 70 keep the run Of our eminent oit,.
Gems much, she said, "for you know, ho died last
Friday" The sub Hammered out that
he had indeed overlooked It, ''That's
tost it." said the grief-stricksn ons,
want an obituary rit on to him, somsthing
strong, you know" "Ah precisely" said Tie
sub-sd'tor; / will just take down the points.
He was public spirited Of course ?" :" Ger
tainly," sighed the widow. Respected, intiu-
sntal, high-tnnedp ?" Way up" sobbed tie relct,
Fine feeling. rich p Well, mo-" said Tie
mourner; " he would have been rich his partner
was Just elected supervisor, but he didn't wait
for the first day even, He faded away, faded
away" "All right, madame, W. will get up
notice that will make al the other berseved
families In your part Of the town howl with en-
w." ION the front page, mind" she sighed.
" Just 30, mAsm. It will be eight dollars I"
Eight dollars for an obituary, with sugar ct
thirteen cents ?" " But reflect, madam that
you will have an article that will make Andrew
johnson and Henry Wilson turn over in their
graves" Eight dollars-and Johnnys ahoes
will be four doilars and James pull-back-well
mister. guess the old man will have To slide
through on his merits. The regular four-bt
send. on will about do, guess" and, depositing
that coin on the desk. she sobbsd herself down
stairs.-San Francisco Nesos Letter.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
THE OPERA HOUSE AND PUBLIC AMUsE.
HENTN.

Not many OF our people realize, we suspect,
the great change that has been made in the
amount and character Of our public amusements
by tho erection of the Opera House. Looking
back over the files Of the COMMERCIAL five or
SIX years ago, it is surprising to how few our
evening entertainments were, and within what
narrow limits they were confined. Opera was out
Of the question, and equally 10 were good dra
matte performances. Occasional attempts at
thsatricsls was made in the Odd Fellows Hall,
but they had no merit, AZ . rule, and they failed
entirely to command the general support of our
people. In fact, winter'slist Of entertainments
IN Wilmington, six years ago, consisted OF half =
dozen lectures, three or four minstrel shows q
couple of panorAmas, and perhaps visit from
Tom Thumb, Blind Tom, or some other attrac.
ton Of = special sort.
But the erection of the Opera House has
changed all this, and the difference u prodigous
We have enlarged the number and raised the
character OF our auusements very preRtlv Tbus
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
rElEaRAns.
ssush Aneries. Nsws.

DooeA A0erieon News,
PAGE AND T1oUBLs-aAarnQuAxs AND FLOOD
0b1Af DksTnuOr10N IN vALyA1AIso
A.sstsssd Prsss Spsrsai fslsersaa
NN PANAMA., Jan. II
Peace prevails with no Visible signa Of rup
tsne.
DR.. Antonio Barrsro took his seat u President
Of Ecuador on the 9th ult
Peruvian advicss report that the money esisis
was still aggravated. Admiral Aontsro, the op-
position candidate to General Prado for the
Prsaidsucy. wAs taksn TO task BY the Govern
msnt for the misrepresentation. end for his sup.
posed intentions to head rebellion.
Lsttsr have bsen received In LAMA, dated
Cusco, Dec. 18th, which announce the complete
destruction by earthquake, tho Al, of the town
Of Abanay, between r. n. Of the Ath, and . 4.
n. Of the 9Th. No lsss than thirty ssvsu shocks
occurred, several Of which were very severe.
Ths town 10 said 70 be completely destroyed, but
IL h mot known II lows Of life haA occurred. The
damage done ID very heavy. -H
kilograms announce . severe aood in vslpa-
raiso. Tho business part Of the city was inun-
dated. Two lives are lost and o.. 500, 900 worth
Of property destroyed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
Mr.. DayarA IN PAilaAslpAaa.
4 D8NoCAATTC DrnNR, AND DnMocnATIc sPREc
H-DHIAWAR1 OUT n Fonok

4 DEMOCRATIC DnNn1, AND DEMOCRATIC sP81cn-
M-DnIAWAn1 OUT IN Honok
Bsnatos Bayazd made IN address It Q dinnsz
given BY the Dsmocratio Campaign Oiub, Of
Philadelphia, 1t the 0irard House, on 0asurdsy,
Il seems 70 have bssn small affeir In number.
he company including Governor Cochran, Hon.
B. 7. Rgge John ODyrne, and Adjutant Gen
sral Rsynolds, fro0 this BeAts.
NJ. BAyard spoke q length, In Response b
the toast, THE Federal Congress, t6s repre-.
ssntaavss Of the sovereignty Of the States ~
the majesty Of the people in Council Ths funs.
aoas Of representation must mot BE- usufpeA
through frAud OF force uadss the pestsxt Of Dol
praiss Of the Centennial, and through doubtia9
The constitutional power OF Congress 10 male d
anesppropration, said In this CASE ''hs gave -
bsnsde Of The doabt 10 his country" The rs-
Of his spssch was political, mainly D.
voted 10 showing that the EiAtss vers indspse-
dent separate soveestgntiss, and 70 arsume0t
against fhs national banks, 10
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

There hive bean heavy falls Of snow Ia 8psin
and the south OF France. Three hundred col
dises have been fross0 70 death In Russia,
The Pops has protested against tie violssou
Of the OoeeoFdse In bavazla By he OWL mar
rage law.
Burgess, eoeorsd. cooAnsd In Baton Rouge
jail on Ne charge Of killing white man, vss
hsngsd By nob o. fhdaynishk
On Saturday u nidnight three unasksd men
snessed The h0ues Of Mr.. Ksonedy, Q dsovss, n
t,e township OF Brock. near WAbiefoed, Ontexto,
aQd boand, gaGged, anA rohbsd hin a esQQ
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13

-. !
sA-seoeeson - wpas wA1A
jadgs Walss o. Mouaay rssdsrsd his dscision
b ~ e>ee n Jahe n. Iva M. yas,aa nra&>eu.
i. vAs.h =. 49,. .,.,...a M. 49,. - q.
~. ~. 's ~ $3.50 1870. '1s
4ua>s lspgshy. sad h dsyeesA 10 q reo,>sann Of
tAA lepts a ~ ~. n 4 roVlav az ~ ~ An.
eAseitkaa, "a 6naNy. q - 1900 cocoinsions,
1hs lAsesf ass . fohows:
n vtsv Of tAsss psinoiplss and Of the evidence
s1and en vheb erpund q peeesu.e - releaos
san dsaasd ~ posssssioa x HE children, sx-'
sspe upoo ~ tkeoFy that tAeee has grown up In
HI Assst new and sinosee love for biz Offspring
eonssqusot upon his reformation and hss re-
ths pursas and bsse sosivss thas can ae:usts
human conduct, 10 have their custody, thas he
may enjoy DE comfort end pleasure q thar 20
etsiy. Dss ~ tn, uhile u nlAa sssles sympa-
~ aoa .ove e ply. aoss nos RESTORE bis for
proceeding - IL they never bod axissed. Thefo
70 NO eas1sat Il psinolpls q OF fest 10 p6asoa
upon b ~ fsvoG. Ths lAv and The eviasncs
soahtne 70 psooeanss againss has claim. No
sspsss = 49, 60 e tosad y .e.ee tA:ss e.
lvssh repealed tAe ~ Of divorces, and The guar
dsanehiP q ahs children was mot assignahls by
Ass, u does noA follow shat eha fs&her v snH-
tied 70 hAye then. Aftsr he granting OF the
oAvUuc 4nu QQIl0E t0o NE OF e0o 40&nof, ne
certainly could moi have clainsd their custody.
On her dsath, they foapd ! nsw home and
formed nsw rsiasioea. Whass could they have
gone II he ,rsspoudsa4 I'D nos opsnsd
hls heart And houes 10 rscsivs them
1he rslssos had 20 home 70
shslesr o. nsans 70 support them. Save for the
respondent they Might have besu east upon the
charity Of The pub,le. Bet he ct Of the Lsgis-
lAeure u still In force and y csoaluaive. Il ab-
rogased the right Of Lynch . the care and con.
tsol Of his shi1drsn. and only by their consent
| can tAAs right b. retrieved
The ts@posal vslfaes and interests Of tas
ohiIdrso would nos b pso0ossd by removing
them frua thar granapaxsn.s bot It wa
azgusd that their father vas entitled to dirsc,
their EetlGioua training, that ehsy were now b.
ing tanght In creed contrary 20 his, and would
be trained I'M 10 degulee md eoueemp hin, Il
win peehaps aspeed Dofo On hia own fusurt
oondust whether his children learn TO repeat hi,
name with reepeok, OF Otherwise. thu.
upon Tie tsaaAinss Of those with whom
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
THE EXCUSE OF THE MISSISSIPPI OUT
LAWS.


Senator Alcorn OF Mississippi, whose fsctional
quarrel with Governor Ames makes hin very
questionable witness as to affairs in that State,
is widely quoted As testifying to condition very
different from that which Senator Morton says
an investigation will disclose. We find, howey-
er, that what senator Alcorn really says is this
"He is free in the expression OF the belief
that intimidation was used during the last poll
tlcal campaign in Mississippi, but has no hesita-
q III IN saying that IL circumstances render in
t'Inidation excusable, that use in his State was
ut least partially justified in view of the oppres-
sion which the people suffer from bad State Gov
ernment and Ignorant and vicious rulers gener.
orally"
Now, a. matter Of fact Mr.. Acorn cannot
prove the State government OF Mississippi q
bad" one, for the facts and figures show that
1t has compared fairly with the governments Of
other States, but even II it were, as he charges
bad does that really justify intimidation,
force, and murder on the part OF those opposed
to it? For that, "a you will zee, is the whole
case Of the White Leaguers. When cornered,
they cannot deny that they carried the Novem-
Dor election Ut the muZzle OF their Win
chester rifles, and that the ballot WAS
terrorized completely by the bullet, but then
they claim that theyl were iustihed
in these Acts OF outlswry, by the fact that Gov
ernor Ames did not administer the States affairs
honestly and fairly. But is tho country ready to
accept this ss n sufficient excuse Is armed re.
volution the proper remedy for bad govern
mentY Ia it to be set down as the established
rule Of this country that whenever any number
OF people-as in tue case Of Mississippi, mi
nority-sre dissatis led with the administration
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
Dsaah 81 Dr. y. q. MoWe.

d. samuel dridlsy Howe, well known phil.
anthsopisk, and the husband Of Julia Ward
Doetoa 5anday afssnooo. Il the ags Of seven
ty.four ysAzA He Joined the Greeks, during
thsir rebellion against the Turks, In 1894, and
upon he Return g this county, In 1881, Con-
nse4sd hlneslf with The Boston Blind Asylum.
became President Of tbs Polish Oomnietee =
Paris, and rayhly undertook 70 convey funds for
ths rslisf Of the Polish detachment which had
esosssd into Prussia While thus Engaged h
was arrested and thrown into prison, where be
remained for six wssks Upon his release h.
returned 10 Massachusetts,. In 1871 hs wss ooe
II Tie nsnbsFs Of the comnisaioo appointed by
President Grant 70 explore Gan Dominso, and
report On the question Of IT. annexation. DR.,
Howe bad pahAahsd numerous pamphlets, 3D.
dresses, md appeals. . historical skseoh Of the
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4 rnANs1A11Nf WnaxY RMe 1nlok.

a rnAuapAlRNf WuAxY 1Ua 111GX.
The whisky hing Aas bssa sssa1aN Assses-
Ing 10 pAralyss ~ psosssasees q - 0evsss-
msns By Destroying ~ haE1oay esssssa -
Prss,dsnt anA sscRsAA1 Asssow. oos u shsR
scbsunss has bssa 70 slesalats rspossss svssy
~ or to. thss - rsaaaAocs q ~ fsssaass
:. Lie hrsthsr q hds 90. or oeAsr nsas 60
nasAoas = we're involved In ~ fsanAs.
4 story like this IVES hsoaghs ont =
great length in MosdAgs ohieaes nsnss. ~
lscn MT city ssasssaVasd 10 ~ Nsw York -.
aid, II wa . hs ont OF whole Cloth. although
cot forth 1t length, and with svsry soss Of or
cuussas.tial asatsGnsnk ~ Test bsiag .tAas, ths
United States o0lcsss, frun ~ asssslves ~ b
the Secretary Of the Treasury. including ~ soa-
iossor Of the Treasury Dspartasnt (Aajor Blu
I ford WILSON, who has had direct shasKs
q Of the preparation Of testimony u tAssa
prosecution, . had never found thsslighssss asz
!, OF evidence inphcatang either Ofvills Grant q
Col. Fred. Grauk Ths Tssass aztisls sasA ~.
: had, and that the Grand Jury would indics sAes'
gentlemen. i,i5.N-.. 500
The obvious purpose Of this sost Of dist1 vss'
ID 10 break the frisudahip between ~ Prsssdsn
md ssorssAry Bsistox. II ~ former coaA b
9 made to think that shs lAssss hoped 70 invosv
his bsoshsx Or son, and thaA tAsss ssPoets ~
10 sss ahoat by the Treasury Dspaztmsut ths Rans
a. object would be attained. They Do not want u
= President to stand Armly and sasadily u ths haa
Of General Bristow, with the injunction 10 ~ .
% guilty man ssoapa. Thsy want 70 break up III
OF unity Of purpose end effort which thus faz b.
. besu 20 affective against them.
ne Nh Aonht thara In atill AUukhAr motive In r
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-13
A Careless, 1nt Lucky lnaiviAual

Careless, bat Aucky individual.
A gentleman arrived at Indianapolis, the oel,-
q evening, over the Indianapolis, Bloouingtou
and westssn railroad. Shortly aftsrward he
miassd his poekstbook, which contained e70O In
cash and ~, 200 In drafts. A. soon - he diseov-
cred tho fast he autographed ~ the conductor Of
the car, who. with his porter, examined the berth
whore the man slept and found the valuable
poeketbook. Ths next night It was returned to
the owner, much to his relief.