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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-28
"a Little Fun Now and Then. >

"A A1ttlG un NOW anu lncn.
Sheep are selling at from 60 to so
cents a head in Fresno county, Cali
fornia. N
The New York Graphic regards
the revival of business as now fairly
begun, and believes that the years of
leanncss are on the wanc.
Grace Greenwood says she prefers
an Indian to a rcd-hcadcd man. Now
let us hear from the Indian.
SIS the devil dead y inquiries the
Reitgto- Philosophical Journal Don't
know. Can't tell till after the ST.
Louis Convention.
"knot gilty" is what Georgia jury
thought of an alleged burglar. and
one wonld like TO know what the
alleged burglar thought Of the Geor-
gia jury.
Thirteen years ago bushel of
wheat would buy four yards of calico.
Now about twenty yards can be,
bought for a bushel, and yet some of
our farmer friends are not happy.
A poor shoemaker at Mort, in
France. is the father of forty-live
children. all of whom are still living.
Each of his three successive wives
presented him with fifteen children.
The Louisville (Ky.) Commercial
thus expresses itself: "a Southern
Journal says Senator Bayard would
make an ideal President That is the
only kind of a President he will ever
make
The most sublime feature of the
present Congress has been the regu-
larity with which the great Demo-
cratic investigation has succeeded in
getting hold of the wrong end of The
mule.--Nc,c York Tribune.
He was speaking in behalf Of 4
most worthy object, when several
people quietly folded their tents anf
decamped. The clergyman paused
long enough to say: "We are no
going to take up collection: don
be in hurry 1t is needless TO sa,
that no others went out before th,
close of the service.
. mum CRITTERS is W1mmPn. remark
, one of. Mr.. Dickens characters, an.
one of them was the woman VIII,
, testified in 4 New York police cour
, that her husband had beaten her ter
, ribly for eight years of her II aria ge
, had brutally struck her and stampc,
0 on her, but who wanted TO have hin
t treated tenderly by the court, as h
5 was every delicate man"
1t was Balsac who said: "The wo
man who wecps in the presence o
p her lover is no longer her own keep
err"
5 A writer in French medical Jour
: nal calls attention to blunder o
5 Shakespeare. Desdemona, after bcin
!. chokcd by Othello, says something
about dying, and Shakespeare ough
to have known that If n choked wo
} man could speak she would revive.
The Eastern papers are still agita
, ted over the question of whether it
, right for minister to accept Til
j present of a fine fish on Monday from
!, a member who was absent from ser
vices the day before. They also wan
to know if there is any case OH rccor,
! where the fish was returned to iii
giyer.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-28
LEGAL.
REPRESENTATIONS NoT,cD.

3
Notice isherebv given to all persons interested,
that on the 18th day Of June, A D., 1876 the I'M
designed was appointed by the Clerk of the Cir
tratoro the estate Of Ludwig Hess, deceased late
of said coanty. Allpersons indebted to said es :
tate viii make payment TO the undersigned and
those having claims against the same will present
Them, legally authenticated, to said Court for al
loWance
Date,i 0tinmwa., Juee 18th, 1876
d-sS-2t MARY HESS, Administrator.
----r---r-4- ! - - > 4-s.-4 -.
SrsEIgIE,S SALE
Ry virtue of m execution to me directed from
tiie Clerk Of the, hent Court of Wapcll0 county.
Iowa. on in igment obtained in said court on
The 20il day oi March 1876, in favor of Otlumwa
Lodge No > J. =. y. II. as plaintiff and against @.
u liendcrshott MS defendant, Tor the sum ri
seventy -ohc Dollars and fofty-one cents and
costs faxed al s1.45 and accruing costs
costs, havcieviefl upon The following Real Estate
taken as properly OF said defendant to satisfy
said execution, to-Wit:
Lots eleven and Twenty-Five, IN and %, in
Roberts subdivision OF the E15 OF lots ~ and III
OF Gilinore's subdivision Of the EH OF The NEi,
Of section q Township u, north OF Range il
west Of the Jth Principal Meridian, in Otlunwa.
Iowa. 49, "'
pAnd will offer the same for sale TO the highest
bidder for cash in hand, on the LIST tlay of July
1876, in front of the Court House, IN Ottun,-
Wa, Iowa. ut the hoHr of clock, II. NJ. of said
lay, when and where due attendance will be given
by the Undersigned.
Dated a. oaamWa, Iowa, May 81 J. 1876.
17-itw4i-lal by j. @. SLAUGHTER, Deputy,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-28
For President OF the United States,
GOV. RUTHERFORD b. HAYES,

Fur President OF the United States,
GOV. RUTHERFORD b. HAYES
OF OHIO.
For Vice President,
HON. WILLIAI A. WHEEL Err
OF NEW YORK. a.
For Presidential Electors In the State at IArg
JOHN VAN VALKENBURG,
w. p. HEPBURN. 81
District Electors.
First District r. Lea, Of Van Buren. r5
% Waldo NJ. Potter, of Clinton.
% -E. s. johnson. Of Winneshiek.
=" wv. V. Lucas, of Bremen.
90 -R. Howe Taylor, of Marshall.
q a. w. o. Crosby, Appanoose.
: +" g. L. Godfrey, of Polk.
s a. w. N. Brooks, of Fremont.
:" j. N. Rider, OF Boone.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-06-28

Ottumwa Grocery Market.
JUNE q, 1876.
Flour = aali I
Spring, per sAck, 90 lbs, tl.Jaeal9O
Winter, !. 80 40 l,75@2dO
CornMcal. Is .t9,f 40
A nnlOa-3rnan nor huohals TSS09 9e
, 1876-01-05
Germany Favors Intervention in
Cuban Affairs.
Lord Lytton Appointed Viccroy of
India,
q Plot to Dothrone Prince Milan OF
Servia.
RUSSIA,
FINANCIAL f.lsLL4rEE.


FINANCIAL c1LLApsE.
LONDON, Jsn. 4.-Tle 7ines, In its financial
article has the following: It seems from
recent srttcles In the Moscow Goxeae that great
esaSnatton prevails In tbs grain trade ip Southern
Kutaia. Kusstau agriculture and commc.co arc
thtoRteuod With collapse. Chief among tho
causes ia tio kaon competition Of America sincs
the civil war In that country. The british i'm.
postatton OF American wheat has increased until
i stands now Whefo kuBslau Importation stood
in 1857. Thon Russia sont out torty-four Luu-
dredths Of her total import and tho United
htates ouly fourteen. IL 1873, tho United
btatca sent out fottY-four Aundredths and
not reprcsont decscaso ''' to thas i e1tent ens
OF HushaB total e1po1ta, On tue contrary, tloy
havo atglltly Increased. but A.nerica's have ii,-
treascd nucu faster. Tho caunss arc declared
chietiy 10 be Americas superior transit, tho ad-
saotagcn Of hcr virgin solt, aud her moro gclc.4-
l'usslan agrionlsur4bts 10 Incorporate new
lands, tss better appliances and moro skill, but
says that chcapee Inland transportation 10 tho
chef ueed4 aud tho Gasette's Odessa cosrcypoud-
ent writes that tue oldest Inhabitants declare
siat Odetsa was mover Ct slch 4 Btallds,ilI since
i.s formation. No transactions aro elect
I'd aud bankruptcy follows bankrupt
huudscdtas OF their value, and wheat
is lying i'll tho storchousos. Tao Gaztlte Hnys
=" Tho condition Of anasa IL largely Influenced
W tne misplaced activity Of private banking
houbos, which made credit absutdy e4sy and
cheap, which occasloncd a storm of feycrsh
Hrfculatiout aud created ppho,uoral undortak-
iiss. Now, forced to curtal credits, they layo
reduced to tho t1ust awkward position mauy
who Thought sush atato Of things would last
forever"
, 1876-01-05

kro Denies tho Allegations OK tho Now
York tsStlp.,s
St. pAu1, MEu.. Jan. 4.-ln response to the
scandaloua charges Q! the Washington corro-
srondeus Of tho New York Sun CONCERNING tho
lonsiou Oflco in Chicago, aud Miss sweets be-
lug compsed to pay Senator Logan and Aaralal
D. II. Campbell money from month to month, to
the amount Of onu-half her salary. to l.qullate
dch.s alleged to be owing by David Dlnkcly to
Logan aud Caulpbell, Mr. Dlakey publishes tho
following as np editorial in to-morrow's Pioneer
Press, Ut which ho is ono OF tho cdisors:
ir tho IRA. place, Sir. Logan never loaned Mr..
UlAlely penny, aud was ncyp. asked to do no. Mr.
HsaIsly never loaned Gen. Logan panny, Atll was
netcr aatetl TO u 10. alisa sweet uurcr paid Geu.
LoRun penny I'll sir. Dl-keiy's account, 1r her
own. OF ou any olle etseh nctau, to nuybol5 e!aB
for ucn Lo:an und, tInay. thtsu never t1onry
Transaction eetwren ten. Logan an1 Mr. NItfe3y,
directly or Indirectly. at any ftul or character,
o. ecsxeen a,,,, alt*a Sweat and ,,oen: logan.
;'r. or remsp'ely. u Positively Or cont.nEently.
Awsct. for A1r lattly, fur either Of them or
fur anybody else. any other account, aud the
whole charge Of the Suns correspondent as 10
transaet1oii OF any Kind between Mfka Sweet and
Nlskcly. harsiat Camranl, Con. txysn or any
body alse. rei!ecsluN dIahounrnbIy upon them, or
either of taeu.. regarding mouny TRANSACTIONS auy
other tr1nsaetIon. II wholly md 3nianuKly f4so, aud
without oao kcut u truth to rest s poisonous foot
uE0l,
, 1876-01-05

Immense Attendance mt the Detroit
Championship Contcnt Lnat Night.
DErAosT. Ian. 4.-TLo wroasiug match be-
tween Maj. Jainos II. Mclaughlin, Of this city,
and Walter J. Bonjanin, ot Washington, D. t.,
took place at tho Detroit Opera House thla
evening. Fully 1000 Persons woro p1eeeus,
hundreds beuE unable to obtain admia-
sion. Tho contest wAa for e2,oo0 4
side aud tho championship OF the
world, tic receipts Of tho lousa, which were
upwarda Of f5,oo3, also going to the winner.
A graceful Aud appropriate introductory aldress
WA ma1o oY George II. peuDln1au, Of this city.
Tho t1o contestants then caino forwa1d aud
wcso formally presented to tho audi
cnco. Both wcto received with rous-
Ing chGorh. Tho :wo inen aro magnificent
slaci,uous Of physical manhood. 3lcf4aughlln
stauds q feet incl. IN height, l,rd ~s1sl,ed to-
day 22l pounds. benjamin Ia feet ! iuchts,
and WeiEbH 1a5 pounds. The contestants closed
for tho ttTet fG uhout halE-pass 8. Altar brill
INIT daplav uu both sldcs it Nns wun bY Nc
Laughliu. ho having soo .nucl, strength for hs Gu
tagonst In tho next encounter, Uoujanlan was
thrown, but tu0 fall was NO. 4 complete one
accostling to tue rules. anil 1t Uas thofafore de-
cide1 nut faI. Mclaughlin made surs work
a. tic next trial, nra won tho fall aul Ito match,
landng hfs opponent s4uaro,y ou his hac.;. Uo-
fore tho contest bo.I were freely offered in the
auuiouce Of 1Vo to 10 in favor OF AlcLaaghlin.
, 1876-01-05

Tho ST. h1s'ans Iot1tI, still pcrsistA
t1int tno In Charlie Ross.
SPECIAL Bispclch! 10 The Casedas tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Jan. 4.-Ilcre ia much
excitement ovor tunors Of tho discovery OF
Charlie foas at st. Al5aua, vt. Tho Ross family
say that It is scarcely possible that the boy ia tho
one sought. It ia reported tlsr tho Vernon. 10y
reads and wsites we'll. Charley Ross could do
neither. Ihey 81; thu Vermont hoy il probably
philadorhia boy. be:auso llo llas Recognized
ko1le photographs Helt to st. Albans. Tho
phl!ndelihla ro,fce ato in communication with
tho perHons who hold tho boy.
Slxe11t N1st1k'h tn IAe GAtrGao 7rfb,tns
1}osTos. Jan. 4.--Iha would-bo Charlie Toss II
keeplng Tho Town OF 81. Albcns III all uproar,
lio still persiHts that lis na1no IN not jimpg
aEchnrd. George Davc. Or Donegau, bui
Chnrio 1sosa. Almost everybody bcloyes him
TO 10 tue genuine kons boy. No ono l,as coma
from Milford to Identify OF claim him. In thai
Torn. howover, no Doubt III entertained conceru-
inc the youth. They gay ho ~ jimmy Blaachasd,
nnd that all efforts to palm him OF for the lost
Charlie vii! rose fnti!c. Ills parents do not 20
TO st. AlbsEa aud c.niLu the hoy, Biu,pIy
hecauNo they laro no nonoy to Bropd
for such Clirpose. end ara satisfied thu. tho
boy Ia lu good iauds uud will 10 returned when
tho farce IN over. IiiH p.tcnts l1ye no 1noney.
and ura cot Responsible Tor tho g1!ibIlity OF the
Ecrluonters o. tl.tir iuuocenco iu taking an cla-
plant cn their hands.
, 1876-01-05

HUNGARY,



Lospos. Jan. IA London apecial ssya a
ministerial crisis Is impending at pcsth. Nogoti.
at,oua uoro oponsd yesterday for ronewsl for
ten years Of tho Compromise Of 1867, when
Austrla and Hungary dualizod. The Hungari-
Ans wish 10 establish n National Bank with
power 10 ihsue notes, Tho Austrian Ministers
oppose and threaten 10 restgu. Tho Emperor
pTeHiLcs at Tue Councils.
LONDON, jan. 4.-A Vienna dispatch aAys tho
reason for the coronation of tho Aschduko Ru-
dolph Oh Kng Of Hungary is sLa. tho Hungarian
1ovotnmont bus rosol we'd to make gratt dem-
ol.stsation Ut loyalty, by wl,ich It hopes 10 gaiA
tue support Of tlq Imperial Court In tue ill.,
panding negotiations with Austria, rolatiyo to d
revision OF tho rclaliona Detwoen tho two halves
Of tho Umpire. Tho feeling IN yienna Is
worry bitter. All the Journals dcclaro y COM
ploto separation Of Austria and Hungary ts pref
orahlo to compliance with lIunGary's denatl
for forced circulation OF hungarian bauk
notea In Aunttis, and tho uaukEuptoy whicl.
would inevitably cnsuo. Tho trouble may leAl
10 lilo 1osiguation OF tho outiro Cis- Latham
Cabinet, Of Which Prince Aurssperg Ia p1eaidout-
, 1876-01-05

menafon, and Ortiz, forming a lunts Of tbs
constitutional party, havo issued c,rculs,
aTslns psftescaphsIon Ia tho coming eiect!oo,
1of sos cortes. Il aays the Government h.,
Eson.sen % ne etflcteat neutrality on tho pa,t OF
made With alo Government whereby Tho p.riY'. 1
principles arc abd!cAted, It Is stated that II.
consstsuttonal party expect to sccu.e from tit
10 12o aeAts 10 tho NOW Cortes. 1A>
ALrH0HfBT FLAH or cAxpA.oH.
a Council Of Minister'S, undor tlo I',e,td,,o,
Of Tho Hing, has flnai'y settled rlan Of cam.
ratgn Aghinat tho C.r1isto. 0~0'
= ~ 1icn1no statoa Tint Cons. Cnnpos and
o9eaada T. VII leave for tho North Immediately
we're concentrating be.Noon Ncntosin and ITnrn
zen. iloTtones aprcara 10 be ready to open III
attack on San Marcos Immediately. The cannon.
ate directed by tho Catlsss aqaInns Rensoris and
tie pasaagoa OF the 11ernaui ia alAekcutne.
, 1876-01-05
SUDDEN DEATH.

Hb7:41E V1tIaz1N u n t7sLI73 g748EH3.
IlxcoLH, Ntb., JAu. 4.--Tho Hon, +. u. Hun-
gesford, llegeat Of tho S;atu University aud eai-
tor OF tito Orleans Surtt,ltf. iA Harlan County,
tlsis State. retsol on Sunday uight, appasoatly
in ~ Hood hcalth II aauM. Dut1zo golug TO slusp
lo requested tho young u,au who occupied ths
same roo:n with llul to wAko h1ui early, as 10
had inportant Nntk to do IN the mp5nIhS. Dur
Ing tho night tho young man MAS awakened by
BIZ. Huugo1foid making Honsu noise, but sup
poaod 4s was dreaming, and went 10 sleep nphln.
lu tue morning ME. l1nnKerIord was found dead,
With hs nruts folded acrcbs bis brcast, ~ II
peacefully sleeping, ile must have d!od With
out AlzIggio. III, uungerford was ons Of the
n.ost ptosnising young men IN the btasst thor
ouQA scholar, aud \ gsnLaman4
, 1876-01-05

TIE fERbf7toH or babc0CE.
!9btsfsf isriateh n TIE Ch.cdso Tribune,
Sr. Loris. Jan. 4.--1f tho cste ssainss Gen,
Dnbcock docs not end in tho conviction Of tba.
Individual il will not bo from any fauit Of coats-
dence upon tue par. Of tho prosecuting officers
aud tho District Attorney. during conversation
to-day, Hatd llo had no doubt Of the result AMI
10 would produoo such evidonco on tho trial a.
to mako 1t impoeaible for Jury to acquit. IIo
said that, II Tho Government 1lcd no caso against
Datcucl:. then 1t had nouo sgainss Joyce and
Mcdonald, It In believed that tho prosecution
either did did not furnish ns best testimony
to the Grnud JurY, holding it iu
reserys to no suddenly sprung 90 .ils trial OF
that tho discovery Of hon1e sory important
evidence las been 1nadu einco tho Adjournment
OF tho u'and Jury.
DAys FIXED.
In tho Omitted sthtcs Circuit Court this morn
ing. DIslrlcs-Attospcy Dsos asked that the Wbis-
" Hing caseH which wcro certified from Tue
unitod States Dietrict Court be set for days thnt
Viii accommodate tottI aiIea and not inconvcn-
tenco the Coutt. Judge Dillon announced that
tho caaes OF William Mckee would 10 iixod for
Jim. ~. those nj c1.Coliector Con Masuro for
tho 18th. aud the cnao OF Babcoca for lilo otet,
There arc three Indictments against Mckee, two
against MaEulrot atd one agaihHt EabcocE.
EAbcoc1;s FORMAL PLrA.
Col. Dyer augcoBtod to tho Court that there
had heen mo Iornnl plea to tho ,.Icttueut
against Daococa, aud, therefore, he was not
aware alIether that Rentlemhn was going to
plead guilty Of not guilty. lie did not want to
put bin to any trouble. Lut hoped i,o would be
ready whon his cago was called. Judga j. Il.
Ktum Eaid that he represented Cen Ualcock.
VINO would be present wiun io IL called, and
onteE plea Of not guilty.
fA1AE nENons.
nurnorB to the effect that evidence has been
discovered Which involves Olyilte and Fred
drane in tho whisky frauda arc purely aousa.
ttonai. So far not q particle Of Testimony Ina
leen ojsored which iuculpatos either oi.tho Ill
dtyiduels namc1.
, 1876-01-05

hr1ttcu Of her husband. Ehc was offended II he
xaA not preAant at tlJo nolcnan hour Of Tea abe
mas 10 lotpair because hn did aftnf Tho En-
tlfst1 fnBhton sLo kept ttle buo>H and lotbtafY
lnder lack and ley; aho could not cn1uro his
,oing awato while ato alept, nor thtt ho should
lloep nhilo abu wAs waking"
Tho Isev. DR.. 1loRc OF Richmond. Va, who
ie};vercl tho oYatlon At tho unyeug OF tho
3touewall Jackson htatuo In that city, has writ
ton TO one Of the London papers TO correct the
Impression thas the oyout wna at all calculated
"a rosiyc old projudlcoa ia the United States.
Tho London Times. 1t wltI DO remembered. Eo-
bnknd tho Tng!ish donors Of tho statno for their
pliciousnoes In tho rnattos, and especially meu-
,.oncd tho fact TINT Jackson derived alt 1lIs
tonown f1om Ills treason 10 lis COUNTRY. Dr.
t1oge, in bis letter. says Tho celebration Lad no
political Significance whatever.
The Cleveland Herald snys that On Friday
afternoon 1aBt Mr. A. 6herwln, residing At No. II
Cedar nven,le thnt city, rocelTel a call from two
Did frlendB frnm East Cleveland, tho unitod ngco
Of tho three amounting to 258 years, tho oldest,
bir. Ansel Young, batng 8s; tho next, 1lr. EIias
Cozad &c; aua tho tattor. bfr. Sherwin, g. Tho
lhroo hare bcen frlonds and neigLbors for nearly
tixty years, tao former removing 10 Cleveland
IN 1917 nlr. Cozad Ia 1903. and Mr. S!,ofwiu It,
1878. Tley had 4 very pleasant visit, recalling
nh t,nes whcn c1cvctan1 uaa Int a sn,1t col,oa1
~. ~ 49, ..'.s e.Ia.t "ao wv 's4".' eo.''
most Of whom tlayo paetod away,
Prof. Morse dcfcnds himself yaliantly Tor hav-
Ing omitted from his "First Dook in Zoology"
al technical names Of tho species Of which 10
tsoats. 1lo enya tha technical names are chang
tng 70 rapidly as to 10 practically uao!css except
to HuectutjhtH. An An nYtrann junlnnre In rfvns
tha .,.,,.sa H. ~. =. 's"uNo' ~. ~ e'so'
~ unsnE-s ~ Tue natne OF 'he common hoa-
nscl'ln. Which waa named by Agasslz, ton yesra
-, -. 's".'s y 1a"un' othse .uA' ''nte >. nas
ocon silccesssvely called eehinns granutatus,
ttrrecAfn4s 1rdnu|atus. foronnru.fes drobncht-
.,,,;. o..s,,s.ts,'. ,,.s1".t 49,, .,.s.s.,'
:"As, ea'yeea'ha: a'ooacMse"s's, ano sFo"3Ho'
,nnrovn,1 ono ,v,,nn 1rog btn,ao,a look want N
.tp4eA W. "1ou ~. ~. ,...,. oavA "'.n ~, "
pross but lo says this lits!o animal will bo
, 1876-01-05

The question of what bccosoca n tim croos.a
nnirjta j. ono w,Iob ,osoryos t,,o1o,,a,. sa.sa,I
"pM'sa 10 oa' "u4ea aesets tsoa lAo1oueh 'n'ea1l'
eanon III MI l'a points. It has oeon pToVon very
clearly bg experience that 1t IL easy ouough to
manufacture illicit whisky, and that 1t ueeds
only tbo corniv,,oa ~ tro va, g. ..,1. -.
Ta:;,,. Nv eeA' e.oe " WV msn ~ enao'o sao
u'snues 10 run largo amount OF goodd through
f,ovornu.n+ m, .,,..aa,.
49, uosooa, " ~ 'euss
i,,vs ~ .s. Ao .''s.S, ~ ~ ooso' uto1n*
!n"s 70 prevent tho assttilar from getting l'ts
CROOKED pfoduct upon tie maraat after he tlas
Nude It, aud to this oud tho Ispyenuo pepart-
mont koeps q ytciiuut eva an tho ,cctftv;,,p
hons., r ~,,,.,, .ss ~. w sao !sI.ss'ne
aous'', ..~ "aaeu a'e tus nasasa1 on!!e'a for tue
atou' snd also upon the WHOLESALE dealers
through whose ho,.ses noarls oil the spirits 40
to tho retailer and ennaumor Il !. c,,s,on,orvS
nnh N. c,,ato,, IL ~, ro-on., H., H., ,a,s...,..
Na sue.oa' 10 c..!osoe" " !A"-to kcel, estscs
aecoanes "1th recsitiors and Wholesale dcalars
as we'll a. With tho diaIiors themselves and both
, 1876-01-05

Aaa q. .. Arnes, OF Atlanta, Logsu
County: William II. Traddle. Of sta-
comb, NcDonoaEh County; gca,non Aodman.
Of jacksonville. Morgan Connty: Robert Gum,
ol Su!iitan, Moulsrse County; Austin Bar1,er.
u rntsiied. l1xo Conntr; Edward Campbell,
Of steeia sl!lls. Randolph County; Fred daser,
Nov Dcrlin. Hau3amuu County; James 4. Peel,
Of huAt1vlle. Sehuyor County; Ell Dtock, OF
aetlefhonyllc, Waynn County; IIofbslt Bene-
dict, Of alaraball. Clark County: William, Il. En.
az. az ot sp.lnvt!eld; Henry atccoy, of Pans.
1honus T. Stacy, Of Jacksonville. Morgan Couu.
Is; L. Mark,ey. of Cansu, Fulton County.
, 1876-01-05
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

AHpn1s8Tb NOTE TO THE GREAT rownas,
LONDON, Jau. 4.-Andrassy's noso on pro
tecs for paelacation Of Turkish Insurgents l.,
received tho epprovat OF Russia sud ucrmapy.
and boom sent to Lontfon, Paris. and Ronae.
LONDON. Jan. b-5 4. ma Paris dispatch q.
tho Times says II IL stated TINT tho French Gov
eratnent haa expressed dosiro to net 10 accord
With Eng!and'a fco)ing on tho subject OF Count
!M1ndrassys noto proposing. Turkish reforms,
vithatand!ng tho alleged moderate tone Of III,
note. that adhesion to Ausstla'o proposition
ahoull bo looked for. am assured that tha
noto is about to gIro r;so to Prolonged OK
Powers"
, 1876-01-05

rEon1A. Ill.,, Jan. IA rumos that Special
Agents wcrc in tho city ycntezday caused sosno
excitement in whisky circ'os. Tho moal streuu-
oua enorta wcro put forth today to develop tlleir
presence, and inaBnuch al nobody knows any,
thug Tonight. 1t IL probablo that humorous eycs
will enjoy 1nucIl-nnoded aluiuoe1.
, 1876-01-05
POLITICAL f;OlEs,

Tho baltimore Sun almpnao has been CARP
fully compiled by an ox-Confotlora.e. and It
sho1B remarkable Partially Tor tho Lost Causo
throughout.
1he Hendrioka platform ia boiny built aa fast
"a the timber can be fonud Tor It, and tho builders
seem to caro- worry lite whsthor tho material
They uso Is groom or dry. Anything for a plat
form. Tho Indiana gang is working It up.
Tho Konkuk Gale City. which has been tbe
bttereBt and most eftlclont enolny Of Hir. uar-
Ian during tho present Senatorial campaign,
thinks The noxt Congressional delegation from
Iowa will be Democratic II ho ia elected to tho
6anato.
Cash CfaY's personal announcement that ho
has nominated himself to be nominated for Yico-
pra5tdent BY tho next Democratic Convention
has not turnod Il lair OF tic old stagera ut
Washington. Eucn coo!noss in tho face Of dead
ly peril Ia eurntislns. Perhaps thoy think tho
peril isn't deadly.
Tho divorce Of Mast and Curtis, who w.ito oo-
pos'te sidos Of UaTpcr's Weekly, Ia ono Of the
possibilities Just now widely cauyaseed Bishop
Gilbert Haven aoams to DO very anxious for 1t.
uo takca 1t for granted that, whom tho divorce
occu1s. Naat will asay and Curtis will 70, But,
II curtla should 60 aud Mast should stay, what
ihcn2
l!oc:oF Anott represented Scotland County
n ihe LoHor btanch OF tho Missouri Legisla-
suso ID lso9' and such was his standing 1t tho
say oven thon, TINT he was Chairman Of tic Ju-
aiciAry Commlttoa in that body. lilo MAS priuci-
pal manager Of the impeachment upon which
!udgo Albert Jackson, OF ths Fifteenth judicial
Circuit, was tstod.
Tho Milwaukee Se,.ttncA stter figuring on tho
jf3ottk Hall nt,at1 1ttt..
, 1876-01-05
EGYPT.

MINISTERIAL RESIGNATION.
LONDON Jau. 4.--TAo PaH ilfau Gazette tB 10
formed that tho khcdlso Of Egyp. has accepted
the resignation Of Subar pasha, his Min!stor Of
Foreign Affairs.
, 1876-01-05
CHM.

TEE NAR7ANY NUnnEa.
LONDON. Jau. Sc q. m.--Tho Poi1in Gazeaa
publishes an Imperial decree removing thu
!lomein ofl1cialt, aud handing t1,ou over to tho
Imperial Commission for tria! fus tho murder OF
Mr, MarYhrv ~
, 1876-01-05

Tho Normal School and Illinois Wesleyan Co,
EeHTe to-day began tic work Of the wlnter term
R!th larger attendance tu1u ever before.