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, 1876-08-23
FRANCE

PARIS, Aug. @.-TocqucEillc and Arh!llcw,
Republican members OF the French Senate, are
deud.
Andustc Nettl1rr, well-knowu French jour-
nal[st, Is dead.
THE 0AKAT PARIS EXHIBITION.
PAn1s, Aug. 22-Thc preliminary works Of the
International Exhibition, to be held III 1873,
have been begun.
ELECTIONS.
PARIS, Aug. 2oo,--Elcrtions Of Presidents Of
the Councils-General have resulted In tho cloiyc
Of s Constitutionaltsts, II Monarchsta, aud 80
Republicans. Tho Republicans gained seven
seats.
, 1876-08-23

Col. D. Il. AsTnoSY's paper, the Leaven-
worth TYmes, says TINT gentleman has not been
nominated for Governor Of Kansas, aud au-
uounces, in declining the lngitationo Of St. Louis
paper to Miss ANTHONY to take tho stump,
stint in all human probability SUSAN b. won't
do any such thlng,H
, 1876-08-23
EQUALIZATION,

0pSl444 VF4P2stF ~ lN4 3F1tXK1
BPRiNoslxLD, ILL.,, Aug. 23.-TAe State Board
Of Equalization met to-day, but could do no
business, as the returns from Cook aud Alexsl,-
der Counties arc sttll out. It ID unde1stood
that the Cook County report will not be here
until Sept. ], and that It will show footing Of
5000, o00 less than last year, or about tI85,-
OOt.DOG '
, 1876-08-23
SUICIDE,


= SpFcf0s Ulspd4tA 70 1At 3F1bNN9.
DAVENPORT, Ia, Aug. :ah4!.-At Lfnnood, near
this city, yesterday, German uatarl Heinrich
EYER committed suicide by hanging himself.
The only known cause 10 drspondency.
tdent ot lid ely, threw himself under rapii.
ly:moging train near Jenniugs' Station, several
miles from the city, on the st. Louis, kausas
City d Northern Railway yeaterlay afternoon,
and was Instantly killed, the body being hor.
dIcn,
, 1876-08-23

JESSE JAMES writes to the Kansas City Times
from Oak Grove uian.>, giving the names Of two
prominent und responsible citizens Of that State
who, he says, will ucqu!t him Of any connection
with the Rocky Cut train robbery, by showing
That he was not within 100 miles Of tho scene.
, 1876-08-23

The masses arc not ali moving. Some Of them
art eoutincl In thu Polk County Qowa) Jail, and
on vote taken umong them the other day
they unanimously declared for T1LpRN, aud are
locking forward to thu tlma when they cau
c1ulr cut for him.
, 1876-08-23
SPAIN

4 L1TTL1 AFFAIR WITH CHINA.
PANS, Aug. 2a.-Adyices from Madrid state
that three Spanish gnnboats will be sent to Chi
nese waters at the request Of the Spanish repre-
sentative at Pektn. This stop Is either taken to
support tho Spanish demand for the restitution
of the vessel stranded nt Fog1nosa, or for few
Of the complications arising from the receut Ut
tack on the French Missionary chapel at Ming
kOue-EoD.
, 1876-08-23
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Ladies, n you feel 1anEuld or exhausted,
With no inclination to exercise rise that valuable
tonLc Uolauds Ar0lnatie Bitter Wiuc Of Iron. Dc.
pot, b3 Clark street.
Asthns.---It II uselcaa to describe the tor
t1ses Ut tpasm0d!c Asthna. Those who have suf-
ftrcd from tts distressing paroIysma know whnt 1t
Is. Jonas Whitoomb's Remedy hAa never failed to
nIOtd Immediate relief.
, 1876-08-23

KAxKAxas, ILL.,, Aug. a.-rhc iusurante on
johnson j. Co.'s elcyatur, burned This morning,
Ia divided W follows: Franklin, 1900; Orient,
S5uD; German American, *1,750; North british,
Sl,750; Imperial, Ut LsIndon, $1,500; Pcnnsyl-
vauEa, $700. About six car lua.ls uf gruin was
CONSUMED. No Hire hai been klndled In the fur
nacc sii.re last Saturday.
, 1876-08-23

There appears to bc no necessity for troops In
ehe South Tho Democrats arc all well armed,
and so far seem to have been successful in
breaking up obnoxious gatherings OF blood.
sbrsty Republicans.
, 1876-08-23

4 still alarm Mt a:40 yesterday morning WIS
caused BY IN inctp!cnt fire In tho residence Of
Sherman Hall, No. 8as West Washington street,
CREATED by sparks from lamp falling into q
barrel Of sl,ayings. No damage.
4 still alarm TO Trick No. II, at 2 80 yester-
day afternoon, was caused by THO burning. ot
Tske stFect ownsd ~ ana seap ceMps by s
Wol1, hrass founder. Spontaneous combustion
u the supposed cause. Datnuge triAlng.
, 1876-08-23

Gov, IfArEs Il all We could wish. Spotless ne
rnblIc man, with broad nationality. exceptionally
Conservative, with the kindcst feelings and strong
of tic Oh llExnr CLAY school. hs ytews ns ex.
pounded in lls letter Of acceptance on tho tenure
of office aud oue-ternt principle MI 60 to make hts
tune 10 tho pcuplc Of tho Southern States. have
not wurli of dcnunciatio agaiust the Democratic
canGiiae. entertain no doubt of biz readiness to
elected slall hope for the best, but should
HAYES be CHOSEN shalt have an abiding faith 10
tue bright future Of our section Of tue country.
, 1876-08-23

The sangulne gentlemen who established the
Centennial Exposition are now contemplating
With e1cecdlng grief the scarcity Of proflts so
far resulting FROM their labors. They had cal
eulatc1 upun taking IN five millions VI dollars,
bn. up to thu present time the cash received
amounts to ONLY SJ54, ,3GI.75
, 1876-08-23

The young gentlemen Of tic Rochcstcr news
papers lsayr been investigating SpIrituaItsnl.
They were appointed q committees Of inyesttga-
ton at q rccoMt scange, and one Of them caught
spirit In ls nrms. This eulsninated In ruw,
In tllu coursu Ut which tho journalist was &C.
vercly bumped on tho head with material
rhair
, 1876-08-23

PlrTshUno, Fa., Aug. e22:.-The multi building
Of the Soldiers orp!sas$' School, Vt Phillips
burg, Beaver County rs miles down the Ohio
River, was totally destroyed by fire at nom to-
day. Loss est!tnatcd 1T 5,U00; partially in-
suted. Origin unknown.
, 1876-08-23

BosToN. Aug 23.-rhe tsubery Of Blake {:
I1igLce, 1t WoDnrn, MAS burned to-day. Loss
cstlIaatel at $40, ,o00; Insurance, set ,000.>
, 1876-08-23

Preparations have been completed for blow
ing up He'll Gate, and the rock4 OF that roman.
lic loc4lIty Will "1umr Into universal clrcula.
ton In about two weeks.
, 1876-08-23
FINANCIAL.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Aug. 2a.-Tho Ten
Cents Savings Bank, OF this city, has passed
Into N assiguee's hands, Its deposits having
been reduced s175, ,00o by,bs1 Investments.
, 1876-08-23

Tho West Point sentinel who shot q hack
driver has been yiudtcatcl by q Grand Jury who
hare from time to time l,H1 business iu thu VI
Guilty Of tue ruilroad deputs.
, 1876-08-23

Gen. JuDsoa KILPATnlcK, the dashng cav
alry-man, ia now stuu,plug In 1ndiana for IAYEs
aud WHEELER, and drawing large crowds
wherever LIZ goes.
, 1876-08-23

Tk9 third Face on the programmes was for
horses u the 2:i3 class, puaae VI 335O There
WAS but little Interest manifested from thu
start, It being we'll known that 1t VIM on easy
walk'away for Trampoltue., who, for the. aeconi-
mediation of her competitions, legged In tu
a:H37{, 1857, anl a:S6s{{, No4laway sccand, ann
Kitty Fisk thlrd-all that coMpete1 out Ut
twenty untfrA.
, 1876-08-23

C1Nc1sxAr1, O., Aug. s3.-At Nh early hour
this morning Tires frame dwellings, on ueIts
street, near baymlllcr, wcts destroyed by FRI.
The loss IL between 33,000 aud $4,0o0.
, 1876-08-23


ta,. aIstu j; ~ ito,' tanacts, the eminent fali
Gnn.ss.. sn,.. S,,.1 US osa ssnuAt1on os 'oe
~ vA. onssu ~ "1esn "e wa eulployeu+
go .,.. 'ona tues ~ tnas Guy suo
~ 49,, H"s auopteu, nna mita RseA' .uc
s.s. ~ ~" tun w. ~ ~, Ao'S On tns 1uoe'a'
NeH~1' s'o 'A"4' ~ enseaso' ...
tae Aov, Aofat'us boSaf' y D., takes strong
gtoun1 a2ans1 the wearing el the eeosa a. matter
,., aue' -, 10 sonalas.s tnst
s.s.,, ."s @ aa,a s"uasa k.uu! VA. ,n
liz, ~. 80. ~ ~ -. aA.t % liNlus
..snt ~ ~ tt...s -, ",... - LII 1e'* 'o'snn
S,s"' .. -. A'eso'' o' "a"Ntna' ....
Iae Lonuoh atnses cop!es paragraph IN regard
10 MISE ehn'on' tae iash'ohaoe lady y'artsst-the
MISS Iaompeon OF America, In fAet-wfo has ]ust
pah1ca poftsnlt OF Inc poet LonSfeltow Tor which
.no entaena u cincinnati nass a9secd 10 pay
$s,euo.' hut Inc New YORK World processes to
pe e'gnosaht Of tho fams OF Mlss t'lhtons
Harriet Aart1nenn's will cmphaueally forbIds the
publication Of any private letters written by her.
The duty Of preparing her autobiography Tor pub
i1eauon has peeh 'htfaeted 10 Mt, Ihomas hAfti-
heah IN conjunction Win Mfe' Chapman' !ato OF
nos'on' mass. IN a coaicn she leaves net otaln
anu skall 70 an eminent surgeon Tor purposes OF
sc!ehtlne oo1o1satlon. oat 10 second eoolc1l re-
FoAes 'n's oequest IN consequences u achange
OF elfcumstahces Id my lhcsl fnalSada6l caae''
An Ohio newspaper having stated that the people
wcFo calling to Mr. Saylcr-''Whnt, ho, RodsFigo,
Mayor Johnston has stolen thy dauEhtcr:'-H con-
temporary doubts whether It was Rodtrtqo whose
daughter WAS stolen, and whether hff. Sayltr has
daughter A to tho Inter branch Of tho Inquiry
all doubt has been removed by the discovery Of the
damsel 1t LowIsburg. Prcble County, O., where,
tho Cincinnati Gazetfe says, Mr. Sayler sowed wild
oats sutno twenty-five years ago. It ia i thrilling
investigation.
II il ghfd thnt sLnfDhAnQ q KeHf m IT NAuA
, 1876-08-23

AT CUNIHIlELANl1sM ND.
CUMBERLAND, Md, Aug. 3a.-Tho lumbcr-
yard, satisfactory, aud saw-mlli Of Peter llrln
Il Co. were burned yesterday. Tho luss Is
$50, 900.
, 1876-08-23

Ny dauette. hss received great teneht from the
Of Vxux1l4K, Her dsclntnK Leztlh wa sou5Ca Ut
great Aslety u M her IleuIs Afew bossles Vt ths
fkaxftax reslotsd her heAss. sssensth sn9 ?GStts
lnsurancs aad Kra1 Estate Agent NJ. ~ tsAIb Hulld
lhI. uuatuu, NAaA-, juur s. ls71-
, 1876-08-23

EARLvtLLe, ILL.,. Aug. 1.-The unslpal meet
Ing Ut thc Earl Park Association commenced
to-day. The attendance was rather stnall for
this well'kpown track. Eeyans' military bnnu
which OF itself was wurth the money to us
Westcrners. Tic first race called came otf In
the turcIloun, md WAS well contcatu4l between
Ja,!ssyll!c. Lsttlc Tom, and Dixie, for purse II
&.h1 Ifot IN L1iraas. ~ =
, 1876-08-23

1WF-+ :'sdf5 ".s35s G.7VI1,
The first race IN tie afternoon VISA for all
st4iltol.s; purse Ut fs00 aud u championship
gold medal to tho wluuee 1t was = walk.away
fur Munruc.
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West Liberty Observation-Disclosures. .......3 :.
uAA DE1Nu.: s...s..s..E 1
I1Mt-!;i.; 3:Jt4l; 3:.AA.
, 1876-08-23
EANLvtLLB, ILL.
Ena<1ot fajvt,nf,,A YrFk,,,.

Little Fred was III, seemed to he choking
nearly all the way around, aild fell from cx.
hnusfipn
, 1876-08-30


Tho last report Of tho Inspector Of Reforms
tory and industrial Schools In Great Britain
develops one very curious result. In England,
during 1872-'D4, the number Of Protestant
girls discharged from the rcformatory schools
was $40, Of whom 70 per cent were doing wall,
while Of 12o Catholic girls, 80 per cent were
doing well. From tho industrial schools, 10 per
cent Of tho Protestant girls wero dol,fE woal and
80 per cent OF the Catholic. Similar compar1-
sons having been instituted With regard to the
boys, different results arc reached. There wcro
discharged in tho above three years from tho
English reformatory schools 2,458 Protestant
anil 675 Catholic boys. seventy-nvc per cent Of
the Protestant boys were doing well and but %
per cent OF tho Catholic boys. Similar results
wore found in Scotland. As between Protestant
nn6 Roman Catholic children in Great Britain,
therefore, wc arc to understand that Catholic
girls nre better behaved than Protestant, but
Protestant boys ara bc.tcr behaved than CATH
otic,
, 1876-08-30

lower, at 92ic for aeptembor and 0iio for
October. Corn closed 10 lower, at 400 caah
aud 4aso for September. Oata were un-
changed, closing ut 314c cash aud 81bo for
September. Rye wns a@1chigher, at 67@bsc.
1,arlcy closed HOBO higher, Mt 100 for Sep
tomber md zoo askea for October. Hogs
were fairly active, at 5@10o decline, closing
weak at $5.76@G.35 for common heavy 10
primo light. Cattle werc inactive, at 10@15o
decline, with sa1es at 92.25@505. Sheep
were scarce and higher, selling at 81. 2G@4.75.
Last Saturday evening tlere was In store
in this city 1,o25,o4c bu wheat, 1900, ,oi2 bu
corn, ,651 bu oats, 1oo,sss bu rye, and
26,Gaa bu barley. Ono huntlred dollars In
gold would buy $11o.87a in grcenbaoks at
the close, :
, 1876-08-30

D1I11Ne'# doca not immeut"toiy aooeoo 10
these torma, then lot tho g"a IN tho "ess
Division oo turned OH mud tho o'l-alnpa
adopted. MIR. HttL1Sos Company eAh VOL
Afford to fnrnisll tho gas rs choaply as ulo
oshor Company; indeed. tho losses auacfea
ny tho latter IN tho hro Of 1871, and ttle iosa
OF private consumption IN tile ontire Nosth
Division Tor long time, mado somo lnroaas
on Tue rrohts OF the oh'cfgo aaa'dghs ana
GoRo company WHICH the tARafsoN-b bilIi"os
company wore srareu. Iho e1tortion on
tho part OF tho west tslae company nos no e3.
caao wnhtevor: mr. b1thtNosis TOO greedS' Il
ne VII! noe ACT - ta'l'y "a common eonse
ou8n.' 70 l,o1nPs n''n 70 as'' ,nen les n'n
".'e ~ s,.oe' ~ ,'pteson'a saa'f t!o ponA.5 T., u
'no 1o''y. ~ ID " no ,,''a's e't'','n 'nas mo
p'oposoo oat-la'"p "o"'o nos 1u'hlsn oe1tef
nsn' as "e'l aa eneaPos hgns' "no IL "'n
po JUST as Well 70 try IL In one pnrs OF the
c'sS' In the meant'me, the pf'Vaso con-
sahcis IN 'ne "oet AVision Will unquostloh-
aoiS 10 ths'f snare IN panasnlng Tic btt11Sos
UomFany W rot"Sln8 70 uso i1a gus WnetoVor
IL ID AZ M psao''cao'o TO saoa1'."'o pf1'ato
8aa,"of3s w. Ut 70 o''fn OIL OF ehso''ho'
11oso ls no longer any quosuoh a. 10 INC
power Oh Lilo olsy 70 proteo& 1tse11 na nBAlnst
M1. o111asos OF any o'uer mohoroiy IN tao
nlat'ef OF furnishing 8aa ior tlo s'tco''T.ac
eonsrneta 70 the contrary hotw'thsteno,hg Inc
reasoning o. ootpora1lon-oouhsel ANTHONY
IL IL 30 c'o"s' 1no Ptln''p1o 'a 30 os.oens' anu
tno rf'uo''an. W htione' tna' '"o oouets "i'a
unluo8t1onab!y Holu TINT tho power OF tho
, 1876-08-30

An important Republican rally Ia to bo held
ut La Grange, Ind, on Saturday, Sept. 0. iho
speakers will DO Senator MoRToN, Col. Il. q.
RouxATsoA, Republican candidate for Lou
tenant Governor, and tho lion. J. Il. DAKAa,
member Of Congress. The meeting IL to 10
held on tha can,pground near La Grange, and
will be what IL known III tho rural regions ~ 'a
basket or picnie-meetlng.n All arc cordially !r-
vltcd to attend. It II hoped that some Mich!-
gan Republicans will avail. themselves OF tue
conycnlent transportation furnished by tho
Grand Rap!ds d Indiana Railroad, on tho l!ne OF
Which Ii Grange Il situated, to 60 over and
help their Indiana brethrea.
, 1876-08-30

The total shipments (crpoEts) Of wheat and
corn from Now York for tho week ending Aug.
20 wero 448,b14 bulhels Total shipments (e1-
porta) from tho leading Atlantic scaboard cities
lust weck-whcat and corn-1, st., ,578 bushels,
Total hlhpmonts-whcat and corn-frnm CHI
cago for weak ending Saturday, Aug, 70,
1886, ,1al bushels. Chicago shipped In czccsa Of
Now York J. ,440, ,6o7 bushels, being four timrs
greater than New York, and 84s,6i8 bushels
more than WIS shipped in tho same number Of
days by tho leading Eastern ssaboard cit!es
combined. Thfs 10 complied from actual dg-
urcs, and certainly gives ey!dcuce Of Chicago
being the greatest grain-shipping point, OF port,
In this or neshaps any othsr country. This
showing Ia no now thipg-no chance shot.
, 1876-08-30

Of tho two Conlpanles It la renlly not Of
very much Importance. II 3tr. T1LpEs
sworo that his gross income was only 414 900
in 1869, whom ho knew thnt he had received
$50, GOO in that yoar from single company,
llo would likewise hare sworn tho eamo
knowing that no received $4,000, which
would be tho aggregats Of his foes from tho
throo Companies as they are now stated.
But It is better, perhaps, not 10 con.
fuBa tho record by bringing In other
income, since 1t is simply solf.ovi.
don't that his income must hAvo averaged
more than $4,000 yoar during tho entira
torn Of yenrs when tho tax WAS imposed, II
lis fortune amounts now to several
millions Of dollars. But tho real case
against Mr.. Tu.nEN is made out ly himself,
because, In his answer 10 the Alton l. Terre
Haute suit, ho does not soy that he had
charged up SIC, 600 for services, In 1862, but
that the sum Of $4,000 soas 1aaid to him by
TINT Company In that ycnr. The charge is
not Indefinite or speculative. It Ii Alr. IT,
DEN swearing in ono case that he 8woro
falsely in tho other, and tho only answor he
can mako is to show that ho did no. mnko
ono or the other OF tho two affldavits. This
ho haa 60 far failed to do. Others may have
falsi1od their income returns, bnt wa think
there arc few persons who hare subsequent
ly admitted It undor oath. As to this, the
Cincinnati Gasette statcs tho caao fairly whom
It says: "Wo presume Tu.pEx is not tho
only man in tho country who sworo to false
inromh rat1,rnn Ink ia IN &hn ar1v ,nnn nf
, 1876-08-30


Iho tt"hoa otddts'ztltan0' notwithstana-
ing III leaning toward tho l1LpGa party, con-
iesses that tAe explanation OF Alr. I1lDEA's
private secretary 's thu, and' that mo
explanation At oil would haVo boon far bot
ter M than such one: 1t points out, ~ TnE
TRIBUNE Inns already pointed out. that tho
iaw required return CT the entire income Of
tue year IRON a'! eouFces, ana provided o.
cep'ions, such as taxcs' lossos, otc. That
mr. 1tLoEN proiesaea under oath to make
return Of h's gross income IL proved by tho
1act thas 10 mnde detluctiona to tho amount
OF nearly $1,000. Yet this gross income, an
returned ny him under oath, was tcsa than
4l4'ooo' wien l'o subsequently, sworo TINT
ho received S.o,uoo from single client dur
tug thas year. 14ie samfs-zatung III too in-
tolllgent TO 10 deceived by the assertion TINT
this sum OF $2o'ooo lind really beon oarnoa
In previous years t'a fass that It WIS TO
cesvod IN 1s0.., as sworn to by Alr. T11pEN,
made 1t part OF his income for that year,
though he haa previously sworn that hss
grosa lncomo 1ot shat year waa less than
@14,ooo. Ihe otadss" 1e'tan9 " hso COLI
, 1876-08-30

bankruptcd; governed by physicni, man.
ta'' and mornl wrock; hor capital flIlod with
conspfrncica and plots; Crete, Theaaa1y,
md Macodonia rising In nrns against
her; Grooco threatening war; Isoumania de-
mauding fresh guarantees Which sho cannot
give; the tributea Of Egypt, Morocco, md
Tnnfs unpaid; the most fruitful regions, from
which ahe has been accustomed to replonish
hor Golfers, turned into desors by hcr own
vandalism, Russia dissatisfied with her
course; aud oven her staunohest ally, En-
gland, threatening TO doacrt her. Tho end
is not yot, and will not bo until the Turkish
butcher is driven from Etropo.
, 1876-08-30

Tho Powe,T lave united In noto for the
immediate cessation Of hostilitios botwcon
Turkey and Servis, anl tho matter las been
lnly laid before The Grantl Vizior. Russia'a
good Offices wcro exercised to Braro servia
dc humiliation Of sueing for peace to tho
Porto direct, aud thia requirement has been
lhnnilurntl
, 1876-08-30

IdE tN0 0E LIE 1ERfAAh WALL.
The Turko-Seryian war is virtually at an
end, and nll that remains to DO dono ia tho
agrcoment upon terms Of peace betwoon
Prince MILAN and tho Sublime Porte, The
world, which sympathizad with tho servians,
except tho Tories of England, who are apol-.
ogists for the Turkish butchers, will DO dis
appointed ut tho result. II Ind expected ut
least TINT tho Boryians would be ablo to hold
their ground with sufficient stubbornness to
secure recognition Of the reforms they de-
mandsd, eyen il their claim for territorial
acquisition was not mot. Tho war has bnroly
lasted two months, and yet in TINT time tho
6ervian army corps, both In Bosnia and in
tho southeastern frontier, havo met with al-
most constant disaster, and havo boon driven
back with heavy loss almost to ths walls Of
Bolgrado. Thur allies. tho Montencgrins,
haYe fared better. They have shown them.
solves to b. brave, hardy, and des-
perato in battle, md posaessod Of
magnificent fighting qualities, They have
defeated the Turks on several occasions, and
the recent crushing disaster to EluxurAn
PAsuA' at Urbitza, It 1t had been followed
up with equivalent sorvian Successes, would
haVo gone lar towaros ohdlhe Tho war bat
tho hontenegr1ns' ora7e NJ they are IN but
TIE, have never once shown thomsolvea capa-
bio OF following up their advantages After
destroying nineteen OF MuxuTAn PAauA's
battalions, thay allowed him to escape in
crippled conut!on' taRe a new position, and
hold It until relntofcemonta arrived without
making any ehoft 10 atrake secona blow:
ttaa they 1ouo"ea up 'hoar aavantagoa and
cHoctea lunotlon wltA thoif alliea IN bosnia,
oven then they might have changed tho gen.
ernl result :
What is 10 DO tho outcome OF tho strug-
gle? Will the ohrtstians DO romanded to
tho prosecutions and br.,talitioa Of tho re-
mofse'ess TURKS, who Will govern thom moro
, 1876-08-30

Tho decision OF the eforee in tllo raco
between tho yachts Frolic md 1na Inns boon
protested by tio sailing -maater Of tile lattor
pn thu ground Of unfairncss in awarding tho
mco to tho Chicago yncht.
, 1876-08-30

Onr Canadian dispatches mention tho
1hipmcnt ycHtertlay Of 90 fat cattle from
tlontrcai 10 Liverpool, mud state that 100
Chicago stoera, tho finest ever exported, vii
10 shipped by tho next ytcnnler.
, 1876-08-30

e----=
TIE CONFEDERATE HOPE,
ossnss rss 7sssn S ssssssps9ss" ss .s. st s e
.' Va" o"'9sN
Southern war-oafms, which had to bo post
poned until aftor the election. statos that tic
roDsot1 thu Uonse reft1Red tho aI11lunl nnpro-
,,.,..;.. - or coo !. ...,.,.... a.. -,...i+,,
Y; ~. ~ :, 1,'s-
tion mt olas8i1lcatlon OF TIC Rebcl arch'Ves
WINS tint theBo papers contain conclusive svi-
donce which Ina proycd fatal to claims for
millions Of do|lare, and will bo fatal 10 other
millions not yot acted on. Tho House
tables, however, arc covered with petitions
for compensatious for war damages by
Southern people. Thore is ono bill pending
intended TO make "poneral law,' which
PROPOSES to authorize tho Secretary Of War
to "allov reasonable compensation to MI
citizens Of tho United States for tho use and
occupation of their prouortv by tho United
States during tho late War" Under this bill
tho whole South might claim rcntal tor ocou-
nation By our armies Tho following Is
fair1y nut as probabilities under such q law
Under such bill, and such bill Is possible with
apemoesatc Congress, how long would It bc ba.
fore auch accounts "a tho following would 10 He'd
iu1 a. sstn,vndnss 1,a13.d a,,,.,
49,. =. .,..,.,,.. ~ ,.,,,. n JDIE snt1n. DR.,
Two diys II Sa5 10 per Jay ooo
Or .hsi
4"' ''''a '''''e't TO C,.ts<ns NJ 0eorgfa. Dr..
fT5 n.1s nxS st sn e Of Ia ono
Put In this shape. tho matter scoms absurd, and
yet there wcro twenty proposltions submitted
op.ny, ILL., IN sAe saapo VI p,s y aonancr uomo.
tbs payment Of nrecise]y such account. AZ theses
Eou ri, TINT ia nsoa.1 Ia +ho a,oc+,or - ,
Danocrat;o prcsiaent md tho anno,ntmont
~ nemo.ro,ic aocrotor, ~ w. - nao
fron tho sonth for ;nstsnca.-ari1 thon =
1av outbor;y;nz thu socrotor, IN satt1o oil
thoss sontbern claims unon rrinc;n1oa ~
aon,tv md ;ratic. Thera cannot ~, = no,n-
oorot;o H,r,ao INV Don,n,ro+;, a.ro,o
,v;thort n r.onfoiforoto ua;or;tv n a.. No.,
l., noo1 11ouso ~ oor,ao tIa-. ..,,st =.
confa1or.t. ror-oso,,, .I,vo. r., w.. ra,,;nat
aov,roI a. ,,,o -non,,ors a. 1nrv n.,-,., C,t
}nat oro .+;l, 1;v;no, t1vo ~ thor, tha A.
.as,,.~ n..e.., ...a q n,,,.,aos.os sh ns-.sa,
.a1. ~ 49,, et 49, u.,,"s - p.H.a.sn.. a.
~" .;so. A rno.. 49,, w. -. 49, % o.,,., ~ W."
,.ra .h.. ,,., aaan.,;,a -, s.aa~oa ~. 49,
1900. - % .1.aa ,,s,r, ~. ,,.,saoas L. 1 49, -. e
r1,os. nran,rt1 ~. M oc.nr;aS Is ~ IT,. ta,,sn ~ ~
Jas,rored 1,u oonfo,,a-otan ~ e,a;n, .s-
nam.,.nsat;on ~ ~. ar,nn, ~. 49, r I1a,tsa ~
states an.ht ~ hara 1ro,aataa - .,,' H., w.. r.~.a
:. o., - 49, .,o~,ets. -. .,s:..
IT,. ~ ..area... - ~ ~ ~ .,,ass s'.,.s ~ ..a:.1n: ns.
~. - ~ na.sss..,. n-.",,'4
ranas... a,a .,,a anno;a.s,.,t sss -
R
nm non Ti,;s !. ono ~ ~ rraot a,,,ort, -
' 49, o.,n,n;an T. ;s ,ha ratoss, M T ans % so,.s. ~
h,r w ~. ronsaa.~ot. na1aasa.a ~ - -. .,sa ' 9ases.
~ ~ o,-o no.;n1 ~ rr nrs ,,arsena,1 ~ sns % h,,.
,raS,a rot. fo- 49,, otho. nanos.s. .' ~. ~.
rs,a;lv Thov rno,y tlot t,,ov ,,,1, ,.,Ia s H. H.
nornncrotio nartv md +hat l. T,,nv. ~ ~
ol.ctoa ,,a ,nrat ,at wo,.l,rx,. - 1,;a .,as ~
toro, yoton fro,, N au, .n,, that .ar ~ ,,;,, S, ~;
ill., ,n,nnor hova TO-. .,h;,x,a ~ ~ non,a
, 1876-08-30

HEspEn1A LODGE. No. ~. A.. r. l. a. NJ. -ncg-
4 their lIa. i'adorh antl iaiss4..s Meh,ss
cor,iiaIiy inylicd. Wofl: % tic Thir,, Dc:rtc.
--... u. H. brennan. ". NJ.
c. F. FoE1ssTER, Secretary.