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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29
Proposals for Beefa,,d M ftonI
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HEADQUARTERS DErasTyIE,SI oT sz1sA
 OffiCE CbtS CoMNissARY OF SHssIHExr,
 PkEscorr. A r. DeeenberH Is-s SEALED PROfiSALS. in nipleate vjeb =. ~ '. this advertisement attached to each will II - "a shls once unt'l ia o'clock a. Saturday Fstsnrv s-, .or Iurhsnng fresn Beef and Mustos siAs soek s s troops c'iizen employees and Indian iss sf eaeh x - ioiowing posts asd ai asy others Una, psv b..as, established in the Department of Arizsus =, '" camp Apache, Camp Bowie. mpf]u,f 'c.- en, CamP hepoweh, Csnp aobva csms Tso.s.. Fort Yuma, and Yums Depot a,rinetbs - - :" nlPpis ing July lst 1871. and riding ynnsA rS,s "Hnsoe' bids will he received at the same sne ~S nisn the efheers and their fzmis vifs 70 iar. Proi osals win also be yeceiy ed ss e ooes the hoof @e0 and Milton on Separate propossh for fu,nishi.r y,a nn., on ". ,ns DOCK or on the hoof nil s r,es;,.sS Pos, or one proposal may inehzis n e es sof eas Bids Sor the Be-f and MuttOs q sSs also be received by the A. C.E @ CT Mock, " same time The prop'ssls rscsivsi .a s{. pss nnif 5s sseaee npcn until the bidsNsuiv, ..s s VII dneren' posts are received . sais eS opessd sA mali and mt previous 10 Msrh Isss 4 que coa:se d ne attention of buteheu hrvf.- .ng m Inc vicinity of posts, pssf,s.,ssssan: ssan: sss,ls-. psIs .'s s aes;re being 10 ssssases Ses,
 The right is reserved of ser.->.
 States V neScst oS \ eonia' s,'nsr ne information 2 | essasso,.
 of meat n nax,nsn,o ,as,a,on. stisA s1v.Ss1so to thi. Ofhce or to the x i = saaaind bv Bidders are invited b S Rst Envelopes should hs ,1S1rr~s .s ... q e epesd si.,eucs ISu Dsns-,n '. tAs chi.f =: io c. s. (nane of pod F \. .s.,S..sA - hssos 6 deel5ts Tn6r..
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29
BORN.

To the wife of Mir B. B. crapo on Christmas day. a daughter, weighing nine pounds.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29
FRIDAY, DEC. %, 1876.

ssa All occotszsfs for adeerttsisg aHd subscrip- tions ia or 70 the Mer, ,ckich become due be- fore he Ilth dGy of -December, 1876, aud aH bills for legal advertisements Dhich appeared in the Miner prior Co that due are due aud pdyabie to '. J. Butler. All accounts accruing since hat date are paya5k Co Narion and Bedeh, present proprictors
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29
SANTA RITA, A. T., Dec. 6, 1876.

An Appeal for Military Assistance, and
 General kautz' Answer.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-12-29

We are under obligations to Department Headquarters for the following special or ders:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10
IT is said of Lord Norbury that he

IT is said of Lord Norbury that he
would at any time rather lose a friend
than a joke. On one occasion be
began the sentence of death in this
wise: " Prisoner at the Lar you have
been found guilty by jury Of your
own countrymen of the crime laid to
your charge, and must say / entirely
agree with the verdict, for / see
'scoundrel' written in your face /,
Here the prisoner interrupted with,
. that's strong refection--from your
Lordsbip." Whereupon the Judge,
keenly approaching the joke committed
the sentence into transportation for
seven years.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10
seven years

A SINGULAR case has just been
brought before the Board of Pardons in
Harrisburg. A boy l6 years of age, is
serving term of imprisonment in the
schuylkiIl county Jail for having shot
another boy. but without fatal effect.
Strong efforts are making to procure
his release, but these are opposed by
the youthful prisoner, himself, who
likes the Jail so we'll that he desires to
stay there. He is employed by the
prison officials as messenger.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10

IT is again announced in the San
Francisco dispatches that Senator
Sharon eontemplates n trip to Wash
ington. This time his departure is set
for next Sunday. 1t is little singular
that tn movements Of Neyada's Sen
ators are better known in California
than in the state they were elected to
represent. Hereafter the people OF
Nevada should insist on the Legisla-
turs slecting residents of the State to
represent it i'll the United States Sen
ate.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10

CATTLE BUSINESS AT CAMP Nc
DERMIT. A note from Camp MeDermit
informs as that H. H. McColly sold
eighty head of beef cattle TO Mr.
Shaffer yesterday at $35 per head. He
also sold tea head to George Barrett.
j. Crowley and Abbott. of Stein Noun
tain. arrived at the Post on their way
to Winnemucca with 500 head of cattle
for George Berrott.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10
STRAYED.

Last spring small bay mare, long
bodied, heavy with foal, branded on
left hip with q small circle, and a
small star on forehead. strayed from
my corral in Winnemucca. A liberal
reward will be paid for her recovery or
information that will lead to the same.
Winnemucca, Jan. 10, 1876.
4w S. J. CHAMBERS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

COURAGE! Don't despair when the
doctor says your lungs are diseased.
The worst cases given up as hopeless
have been cured by HALB's HoNEYoF
HoREHoUND AND TAR.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10

HEAVY Snow FALL. L. Bannister.
who has been on a visit to the Bay
City, returned yesterday, He informs
us ,hat about three feet of snow fell in
the vicinity of Blue Canyon, in the
Sierra Nevada, night before last. Snow
plows are kept going continually or the
railroad at that point, and the track is
cleared of snow Immediately aitei it
falls.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10

Mn. john MUIR says that there are
sixty-fve glaciers in the mountains of
California. One of them he watched
for forty seven days. and in that time
it moved forty-six inches. Yosemite
and similar valleys were dug out by
glaciers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10

Paradise wheat arrived yesterday at the
Winnemucca FIGURING Mills. These
mills have been shut down for week
past, while new machinery is being put
in place. and IA immense pile of grain
has accumulated in that period.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10

HUMBOLDT BULLION. The Hum
boldt Mill and Mining Company
shipped west last night Que bar of
bullion. of the assayed value OF
SLIP 81.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10

PERSONAL Judge Berry left for the
west on last evenings train. NJ. T.
Freeman, OF Eiko. was a passenger on
last evenings train bound for San
Francisco. Sheriff Hays of Owyhee
comfy, Idaho, is in town.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10

SULPHUR NINE SOLD. A gentleman
from tho Humboldt House informs US
that Theodore Hale has sold his sui
phur mine al. Inferno to San Francisco
men.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS ARE WARNED NOT TO
"A trust OF harbor my wife, Ella A. Haas.
on my account or expense, as ] will not pay
any debts of her contracting, she having
deserted me and her home, without just
cause or provocation. JEROME HAAS.
BATTLE MOUNTAIN, Febuarv 4, rs I'm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10

HUMBOLDT BEEF. - Newton Evans
shipped from Iron Point yestesday six
car loads of beef cattle to Melrose,
California.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10

EMIGEANrs. --Seven cars containing
about ESQ einigrants passed here last
right. This is considerably above the
average lumber since the great tide Of
emigration last fall.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10

THE RUSH TO jersey II. Y. Hop
kins, S. j. Chambers and j. T. Camp
bell left to-day for Jersey. Scarce n
day passes in which party does not
leave for those mines, which are Just
now the great centro Of attraction.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10

LEoPARD BULLION - Wells. Fargo &
Co. took west last night two bars of
bullion from the Leopard mine at Cor
nucopia, valued at 81, 300.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

TRAIN LATs.-The passenger train
fro.a the east arrived here three hours
behind time last night. The deten-
ton was caused at Toano by waiting
for a snow-plow and by broken rail
east of Humboldt Wells. Eleven
engines proceeded the train through
the snow belt at Cedar Pass, six driving
a pillow and five pulling the trail.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10

INJUNCTION GRANTED. In the eases
of the Humboldt Mill & Mining Com
pany, and N. Levy and NJ. Seigel,
against the Boca Mil and lee Company,
a restraining order has been granted
by the District Judge in both cases.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10

HIGH Priced A denizen of the
sacebrush, where - fire water" is dis
pensed to the thirsty at from one
to two bits drink, recently visited San
Francisco, and while gazing in wonder
ment at that immense pile of brick and
mortar, called the Palace Hotel, was
accostsd by an old acquaintance. After
the usual salutation of " Thunder and
lightning. old fellow. how are your"
drinks were proposed, and the twain
entered the bar-rocm Of the caravan
sary and called for whisky straight.
The starched and rose scented disposer
of the elixer set out the glasses and the
decanter, the two imbibed and threw a
half dollar on the counter. The
talented mixologist informed them that
drinks We're dollar each, whereupon
the astonished sagebrusher deposited
two trade dollars on the bar, and he
says, =" blast his buttons if the bar
keeper didn't try to discount them. =
He thinks it may be high toned tc
drink at the Palace, bat it would bust
anybody that didn't have bonanza tc
back him. and, for his part, be preferred
buying whisky where it is cheaper.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10

Flour PUEIFIsR. machinery,
technically called middling's purifier,
is now being put in place in the Whine.
mucca FIGURING Mills. 1t is claimed by
the inventor that the quality of the
-four separated by this new boiling
apparatus cannot be surpassed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10

A SUPPOSED MURDRRER ARRESTED
About two months ago, a storekeeper
named DeLord was murdered at South
Mountain, Idaho. II was thought at
the time that Cinnamon perpetrated the
support that belief An investigation
led to the suspicion that the foul deed
was committed by white men, whose
incentive was plumber, ana one of the
supposed murderers has been arrested
at Eiko and will DO taken to Idaho as
soon as requesition can be had from
Governor Bradley.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.

SIS Meadow Valley 81,
325 Raymond & Ely %
20 Eureka Con, 1874
90 jackson IA
20 Alps 51a
$50 Eldorado South SOC
400 Clear Creek
so Prusslan 2
1910 Leopard III, ia
400 Jefferson 6
sos ella "a. 215
1900 Panther "a
coo Hussey u
400 Gen. Thomas Q, So
Is Manhattan 10
100 Advance s
$50 Coso Con. SIZE, 91o
$40 Golden Chariot
200 South Chariot 50c
100 War Eagle 371ac
$500 Empire Idaho soc, 40c
% Knickerbocker 3
1885 Globe /. u
$50 Newark SOC
20 Utah Is
$40 Silver Hill II, liz
55 Eclipse )
$50 Dayton 7, IL
80 Rock Island
270 New York l =. 15s
40 Sheridan soc
ID Alta 81
235 Woodviille rs, ga
100 Seq. Caledonia Z,
925 Kossuth 81, 4
leo Mint soc
100 Andes 33
300 Wells Fargo 25c. soc
$50 Cosmopolitan Doe
80 Leglathan |, 591Ic
400 North Carson 45c
1850 Columbus soc
$50 North Con. Virginia II
1850 Prospect ., ~
100 Monumental
$50 Trojan ~. l3s
1885 Crown Point 20, % bio
100 kentucl. 1914
745 Savage 1917, 1875
80 Con. Virginia AS. 426 $50
50 Overman 81
250 California S3ia. $685.
This Mornings Board.
1880 Ophir $50. 57f.
200 Mexican -, 1875
1870 Gould ( Curry 209+, 81
800 Best & Bslcher 50, 5SIs
2235 Savage 18s4, 1874
2l5 Cholar 81, 90
400 Hale 4 Norcross AZ, 49H
So Crown Poiut 211a 25s4
100 Yellow Jacket 80. 100 bio
so Imperial S5s
% Empire 6
Cos Kentuck l5s4. 161s
go Alpha "a 2114
27J Belcher 81
IS Confidence 20
$50 Con. Virginia 427, 1921
G45 Sierra Nevada Il, 20I
1910 California S3H. S3l4
30 Bullion IS
40 Excheqner l2'+, 1914
AIS Overman 81, GlH
40 Justice 271a. 27s4
1890 Succor 25s, pa
40 Union %, 10
29i0 Lady Bryan 39s, 3H
685 Jnlia II, AZ
225 Caledonia 80, 80
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10

Orders from the Country Promptly Filled
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-10

Agent for the celebrated SINGER SEWING
MACHINES, which will be sold on reasonable
terms. eulO II
, 1876-01-06

THAI w "AAANlS1 fhhA1Ls
Ntshtnqhnn Chron,eh Naturalization Gr9ah,.
There is not scrap OF evidence anywhrre that
President Grant has ever sought personally or
officially to interfere with shs prosecution OF
punishment OF either Of tho aforementioned
offcia!t. np may have exp.esaoh his confluence
Of the entito lnnocence Of his Private Secretary,
and thsto can be htslo doubt that lie honestly
belieyoa him to be Eulsless--hu opluton which
bin long and Intimate relations with dsa. Uab~
cock, hnd his confidence III h,s integrity. fully
Justify. But certain Democratic and so~calied
independent journals arc taking Tie present oo-
c2sion 10 l8ud and Eraso Secretary Ilristow a.
the expense Of Prosljeut Grant, and TO repro.
nct,: him ~ htaadtug alone In this fight asaipss
tins Whisky Fling, opposed By ths President aud
the othet uembarB OF the Cablnet. l. Is IN old
tiage that 1t IL bcttar TO ba tEaduced than
praised By your enemies. Wh,lo Il IL rot proba~
Gto tint Secretary Bristow has sought tho full
tosna Aattcsy of these euemtcAof edo tepubllcau
party aud uf tue Al 7u4t atfot,, 1t is ueyertho-
less miBfortuue 10 l;in that theE ase attempt.
ing to use bIs good nams 81 = club 70 batter as
gecretary Brlssow ia oDlv kept In hts present
poa.jo, by tue temper Ut the public mind and
tho presence ot DeuocEatic Ha1se Of Nep1e.
sensa:iyes. Tbose who know tho President Of
never hes,tstes to discharge any public duty.
Tnern can be no question that Secretary Iris.
lows po3ttou in the Cabinet dere:,ds On tho will
Of the President. It Wae ho vuo selected him
from private life, 1rtt 10 tho Attorney 'Geuotal'
phit, a.,L then Secretary al tho Tsaasurs. fla,
no doutt, Las fu!. confidence In bis ability, inte
ritc, aud ,yaltr 10 the Administration. aud the
praise u ,hese jnn1na.a IN doubtless IS annoylma
| 10 SECRETARY 1rlstow ~ ther ale suspicious It
the rub1ic So mauy ttriurut uau, tu the hla.
tory Of tito county dur,ag the past fow years
| hasc boon POLITICALLY wrccked BY tho deiuAlre
| rsaise Of tLtB panIe clans Of political hvbrids.
that the Ico,!e bays cone to Look With suep'c1ot
upon aay maa whose acss meet their cosnincada
, 1876-01-06

. .,,,. rAt. .,a u.t
VolKt sue o""esuFs 'aHt"4" "'"H' -" ""'' ''A*
Bismarck ,,scd hla influence NTH tito Emrorof
In eccnra tho anproyal ot certain ra,!sond
.o,,snca ~ ,,cl, turne, ~. ,syo7ob,y for the eot.
tractors, but unfortnna.aly Tor everybody otAo:
That bismarck u.ae lorao su 7, py the arauyac+
tion; aud that tho ony witueha wl'o conld havo
m s.'n o sI '','' a
story ia probably erosp lls.
nt.
iho athtcmoata OF sat1ono sousnern no"spa'
pcra aud correspondents TINT Con. Thomas. At
.1 "ps.' VI 'n1 var, "assteo ~ n.s ao,aaeo
pu],,to,1 by tiB widow sI,o ral,s attention TO
r. '..., 4'...-.... $50 ~.
tAe TACT tlat tue apttlcatlo' ioF fos'tloh IN to
Virginia Military Institute was not in itAoIf .
.d' REASONABLE ae'' 1t merely a'lo"ed snas ucn'
Thomas. like many other good mon a. that ttmot
thought Tho Un,ou would bo damomberca with
~ ~ ~ " - -,
out 4 htEusRle. lie never hahea A1A Hth1e tol
anything. "From the t.ue the actual fact OF
-. ..,. ,, .,av a.. n.,o....n .,,. ,tf,,,,
Tss "ss UPON ua e.s nonlan a1ra 1a,a' n;,, ara
Tho,nas ,Iartinra tin ,onnr Of having tuE1uenced
, 1876-01-06
SPRINGFIELD.
TEE lEbA.,cS plH1it.LLnI.


TIE LEBAEos plsEstALnI.
Special D,zptifea tu The chseaus tribune.
grn1xoslELu, ILL.,, Jan. 5.-Ferhaps tho most
important proceeding In tho United States Ills"
t.ict Court to day was tue condemnation 0! tho
Lebanon, ST. Clair Courty. DiHt'ery, operated
betore tho lato troubles az = sost OF M outside
b1 s,1cl, Of tho st. LOUIS RtuR. Tho property Is
tu be sold IN soolI AZ due uotice eau be HiSeu.
uejurtct, Hcbaieil l. Co. wcre the s~putod o"noyS.
The catts being fed At the dihti!io1y wero OK
sp,ptod from condemnation, as 1huy belonged 10
other than crooked parties,
THE QR1Sp Jury.
Theso we're tueusy.kayon Witnesses befoso tic
Federal (,raud Jury to-day, Of whom thirteon
wore supposed 10 bo vltocsses III tao "a'sky
cases, md out Of this fsct the Register" sreots
story mots ridiculous IL posaible than the late
lAsco Of tie latcr-Ucean.
GEN. liza uLooAPlELD,
who 10 Lsto tint no guilty maa may esespa, pours
ipto tho c1eduIcus ehrs VI tue iitJssfS'' editor
a,orv tlat Uryil!o uraut got mad Ut l!ui once,
md xoI IN order fvf js,s to,s.oyal ~ supervisor
" IuteruAl 1leyttlua bttolo Mum. and tl4en 80t
thp order EeyoIel. mud tllen Hl11mtnd fes'khsu
bccauao tLe lreuusat mud Doat~el didn't sup.
lN>rs him III biz e!osss for rstore4
uHylLLE 0RASr AND sCEssES. -
Il IL also stated, though tho et1to1sent ia very
oil that 0ryulu Iraut oIt rol Cot. JnosholI. vx-
Cul,csto. 1t Chicago. e1,U0U month ~ let him
run tan ctooked dlsl,ller,ss snd because Juoassn
didn't Ia bad to reaigu.
cor.
". 8. Coy. OF Bloomington. IL alao alleged to
be- in posssasion Of Information 1MricatlAE III
u'Eueur Democrat IN 1914, undert food to bo
Judge !iytpx IN Aurora, III taa ahtalulus anu Vac
Of slU,V0Q Of tie uarper detc.t fur c~lupalHn
purposGu.
John T, Uar1rer and ~ Smith are also asked
{anI .A,A IL u!4et, uaoro to tito puspoaa). ~ ap-
poar before tlu ir4nd Jury and tell whts b.
cstue at tue ,lu1, ,d0u whluu constituted tha DE-
f.lostiou iM uarrers office. A!sut!i could tstl.
il he wou'd, mucil Of tho dert!Iy Of tha Feala
WAitkr !,nS, aud huw Rn investment af losa 8.
d. GUo in poku whisky STOCK produca1 mora tl'*n
S2u, ,uln u GUS yaAf IL diyiuoudt aud LILA "Acn
| rot Aslf tba fAee Vt thp stuck had 1c1u Fa'a
c4thtf. llO ran also tell who were H4rptf : -!
rcc,Ates At thla time, aud "hetti~z NY now 1"!d
| pti,8 taYont lbs raaah of tha EEesidsnt g ass
fetA1g U.iBtow to retuuyp thea,. MY naIpeI
WA n,t luve.t,gAtel tu ISL. 80 - ~ asrssoso
crouke1 naf,ky operations, run a'ao b1 'ua -
| ths Gs.ua jury by We4tet1na!t o' 'hs fsA'n
! pi,tlisutY. ..-
pR, RobENrt.
| al Pekiu, q Uemctra!n politician. VIZ "onoN
| bays Ur. l!a,u4b Aon1:ll4l:d n Tbs ulpos!t1n1'
| Eunyet.t,ou LecAus. thu DocteF Ds'tsySu u
svaupl pFl, iiugsa su ths ueRfo. oaa As3 seh Ut
util. sau,,wAst u the c,uukea iH luis disktfot
eua E!,as Hi,pal4n. " Chicago. might sa'es1*ll
, 1876-01-06
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
The CHIGkG0 TRIBUNE

~. -.-,---
cfrat PFc'flen.lai cat'!'*',n Wi t'"' F"''''eA"
That stfSEf will determine whether tae tostrhmen
of ths Cn'tcd stat's saali e'h.loae 10 ~
bF The parry ~a!sh p1ts'''eo ''o'u o'tfncln.ef'sa
or ~ the tlei WHO "adh4T"f@ 70 a s.so5 or Fe'usea
Aep h'e ~ ~ ot"e' 'ne' ''''s'' A''"S ~ AN
taiAed.
The elections Of ISL willie inJe:Io,s Temporary Nc
fo,f o,, The II, ul Az ,nr:y I,l III EDAI III swetp
~ . 49, - :. .. .., rn.,..r,, ,,,+ ,.,,,o ,,;cfr
HsR "*a5 "et"ht't' 'A't '''''A.''t ' 49,
n.t ,rr,fntinC fud11auc4p which Ntre usIAUtQk tile
~" ~ ~. ,,I ,,t,l 49, H.. a. ~ ,I,s ar,1
ehLhheh Of ttoac Ill., 4ui'ts'' IN - a.o =. to' e
tbipY weh had ,ni.slc.I Ita 4.rn1ets, tbs crublc-
.hI..,, az I.-s rnc,r,~.3 r,cst ~
an iMEt5, III ttr e!ectita u $50 1et'safe0 's'e!
ts luss ground, anh VIII e1lter "'h '3! pro p'.H .!
F1tAol3 o4"'A H'' - te' 9''e '''~',''0 - - -:
tliste TIC tDlicy Of tho nA3H Ten It GEteta upa tAs
...avi ,.,,t.,.r ,t u. .rI.,rurt
se ~ u'' se,s''! =. 80, 49, r,,,.,, rou,,r I,
Thuso w3ln dc"'sc ts* lelsuean party 10 'shaio ~
, 1876-01-06
TkoLtkptE TIA.
Snx<i1i D{atSdteh In Ih& iIlic1lA IItIkHNf.

Special D{spateh II 3hs Ch:ta1o Tribune.
Q1scissAr1, Jan. 5.--slenor TsEiial'iosrt to-
daY brought suit for e20, QUO Agalust Sidney H.
Jones au agent, for false imprisonment
Tagliapiesa WAS the great baritone VIII l''e
Adu!ale Phillips Italian onssa trouroa' nv
coa,saot With Miss rui!lipu expHcd Gu Tho a!ss
us. aisH Philips had contracted WIN mo
a'n,,;nltaii tl,oa&rcs for her weok's bns1-
ness l.oro. Jlov Ind billed InsIIAp!etra for
tyo clnr4ctess aud l,e fos.u1scos ou ha:t!rasT
lae.piotr. would not ase H. ss"n onss i1e ~ mi. to
Inrn IN .rrust him a,, taao him the otaco Of
tbo lsuporiutenlrnt u pvliee. shess hs VA. e, of
H,gnor Tacl,sp,ui.a wl givs concert At rtks'a
Opeys. lluusa Asa!stol BY Aano taisat friday
Gtlu1Nk,
, 1876-01-06

SI<tsaI D.scal:6 % 7Kf CH1eI3d 7FsbaN<.
arn,sar,gli,, Ill.,. jan, 6.-Tbo Trustees of
IN. Sptdlvrs' 0tplshna Hume held regular
ousr,orlY mcetlns hers to uisht. Tho report of
Mrs. Orr. Tho Superintendent, showu tho cxpsna
=. Of tue quarter to Itayo bson al5.440. Tue ta.
stltutioo II shown ~ 10 in satisfactory condl-
tIou. Jhvre hsre toen oniy seyen destAs Ssncs
ls ostAbi3nhanent, over six yeaEs ago. Aaa auaanx
I total pk l,IuO tuuates during that tine.
, 1876-01-06
AN HPlhtnk.

DEraoi4, Mtch., jan. 5.-Ihe Detroit Post to"
morrow suoxntug will eousaiu report OF = lo-s
interview with uou, Morrow Oh tho proposal r'~
duss.ou ut thu ar.ay. Tho 0snetal tliuks that 70
reduce tho army aucls bolow tts psesous strength
womb c,,u iu ,tpsrrnent to the service, would
iuyu.ys iutnfa latgs sxrr1as FROM 1a4AAn wsrst
would itsys svuls u tho 1str!Lulles Pl&olisAliY
, 1876-01-06

In Tue rama condition, wAa AFRAID 70 FRO 'eat
so,pehody shout, bs hurt badly. Upon couds-
H., th.t h,s nom. and ,ha establishment With
wy -. a',,,,.osad .,,or,, mi IN ,nenu
WMea na va eo"a'.'4 n.., ~. e.eu s,.ass,... ~
toned. be t"'kcd I'ts'e' hnt jusS 6"'ne'ent ~
whee tho reporters appetite for ht"d. Inese
wss oytdoutIY = great deal behind what ho safd.
.n;, ,hors in NJ, i,nnbt hnt that ho rou,d psoTe
...-. ~ ~. f,r.na Ju-v
uon""S@ soA WV a'o
Ihe consathataon neeAn "l1h q sehe"''s'o W
THE DIFFICULTIES HONEST pisrittehs
t.a u contend hQa,nat, ua tuatauced bla own
d;.,,,,.rr. v,,to, although ruu on tho moat ap-
".'s ', ,.s....,is., r,,n-ir1s, Ioat ,aro. xnm. NJ
proven ceo"o1sn. ~. e,tf M 49, 1..sa ..,.
money during lo3i-t5' 4naoeu' 81 laf8o "ofo
lbose losses thu. bisincss was suspended for
.,n,o. Wbi.e ,heq we're stsuzgling agAlaa+ ad-
x.,a,,r ,no., nj i'm ot},er d;sttlJers veto four.
'' ..,.,,...In ,,.r,,. ,r1,oro
, 1876-01-06

uudefendes1, and would. br icavIrR tho miuen,
uuptntec:ad. Largely lelEro s'.e psoductin1 vi
the p:econ rnetals. liz. tbii,ta tl,as yltn III,
present force tho cost oi transportation couli u
Tetlnced 0ne.haf, and ether nxpanacA Botuawuas
cut down. lfe fhsots tnrHlny tbs fud,an yatea1
oyaf to tho War Department.
, 1876-01-06

the Grand jury fow hours. The officers Of
Tho lndlans snoiis. Bloomington & Wes,ern Road
cal, bo mAdo 10 produce the shipping books Of
the rekIn distsltors ard they will show all about
that crooked uhinky shipped to peofiR and
thento Eaat ~ mess pork.