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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-29
LEGANY COUNTY, MARYLAND. SATJ RDAY. JANUARY

tone OF remonstrance, :" 1t was bat few
minutes ago that you owned to me that
Monsieur Noel derdy was your legitimate
son, and that you We're prepared to make
that declaration to the world"
The Count made no answer. One would
have thought, from his extraordinary im-
mobility, that he neither heard nor saw.
At last Noel, summoniug up all hia
courage, broke the painful silence.
"Sir,' he stammercd, II have nothing
to reproach you with"
"lou might have said .father. instead
of 'sir," interrupted the old man. in n
emotion. Thou, turning to the Judge,
"Can l be of any further use to youl If
so. am at yonr service"
Il shall only require yon to hear YOUR
affidavit read over. and then to sign it."
He rang the bell for one of his clerks.
who entered like an automaton, read the
deposition qulckly-all in Il breath-w!th-
out the slightest respect for comma, semi
colon, or stop. or, for the matter of that,
neither for question or answer. When he
had entirely exhausted his respiratory
organs. he took Il long breath and COM
menced again, reminding one Of a diver,
who, from time to tine. raises his head
above water. take, good moutllful of air,
and then disappears,
The young bIrr!st"r was the only one
who listened TO this reading, and listen he
did with the most marked attention.
1t told him many things he had not
known before.
Al last The cl .rk. utterly out of breath,
came TO II stop with the decisive and un-
alterable words, " In faith of which, &c."
that ends I'll o.!i:ial reports in the French
law courts, and presented the pen to the
Count.
Without the slightest hesitation it was
signed, and then the old noblrman rose,
and turned toward Noel
I'm not very strong, he said, e" and
must, therefore. ask You. my Son'-he un-
dcrlincd the words With sin llar empha-
sis-"to help iue to walk us far rs my car
riage."
The young barrister advanced eagerly,
his whole face radiant with happiness as
he placed the Count de Valcourt's arm in
his, and led him gently from the room
Let us now return to the unfortunate
lover Of Clar" de Courry, who, under the
heavy charge Of murder, is lying, miser-
able and hopeless, in prison.
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DANIEL PRATT is Grand Master OF u lodge
of Sons Of Malta. ut LUckport, Now York.
and he now wears clean siiru for the hrs'
time in years.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
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The New York herald., 1876-03-09
FIsHERMEN's RIGHTS.

INTERFERENCE WITH THE. TORPEDO ExPKRI-
MENTs AT GOAT IsLAND-BILL INTRODUCED
IN THE RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE
NEWPORT, March 8, 1876.
There being disposition on the part OF fishermen ia
this vicinity interfere with tho torpedo experiments
by the ocersof the United States Torpedo Station by
planting senes, &c, the matter brought the
tsntion OF the Legislature to-day by william r.
Sheffield. He introduced a bill providing that ''ns
person shall hereafter set any post drive any spe
erect OF continue any obstruction into upon tho
public waters adjoining 10 and tho westerly side Of
Goat Island, between said island and the main channel
which separates the same from Conanicut Islard.
shall any person Interfere with or nIure
any wiro, torpedo other implement contrivance
IN the said waters placed there under the authority
or the United States for in connection with the
experiments in torpedo practice, carried on from said
Goat Island, under penalty OF SlOO, though nothing
IN this act shall be construed TO the United states
jurisdiction over any Of the said public waters which
they do not already have
II Is needless to add that the fishermen ncensed
at what they term arbitrary and they do
not believe that the Legislature has any right TO pass
the oil Two well known New York gentlemen, who
spend ther summers here few years ago brought
acon against the fishermen for planting their seines
IN the inner harbor Brentons Cove and the jury
decided that the fishermen the right and that
the State had no jurisdiction in tho matter There
were two trials, both having the same result
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
Mrs. Beknap on Her Own Offence and
the Offences Of Others.
THE PRESENTATION OF A WATCH.
How the Defeat of Pinchbaok Was
Brought About.
TIE LEGAL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST BELENAP
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, March g. 1876.
LIVELY DAY IN THE HoUsR-THE 1MpEAcH-
MENT QUESTION REcoMMITTED-MR. cLYMER
ON THE KENTUCKY CENTRAL RAILROAD
SCANDAL
In the House to-day the proceedings were mostly in
the nature Of what has become petty rather than
grand, scandal. Mr. Purman, republican, OF Florida
opened these proceedings by ''vindcaton" OF him.
self, which, as Mr.. whitthorne suggested to
him, he will havo opportunity to
plcte before tho Naval Committee OF Iuves-
tgatIon. Wolfe, the witness in contempt before
the Naval Committee, having purged himself OF his
contempt tainted before the assembled House and gall
leries, and old lady Indignantly remarked,
having only lot OF useless about him. nearly
died before he brought TO- Then tho Judiciary
Committee reported back the resolution instructing
them to prepare articles OF impeachment and asked
leave to recommit for the purpose OF enlargng the
testimony; then bill to indemnify wit
nesses which Proctor Knott and other
democrats spoke, while Blaine got in, after
difficulty fifteen minute speech
in which he pointed out that Marsh left Washington
halhpast O'Clock the day of Belknap's impcach
ment, by Mr.. Cymer's leave, whilc the Cabinet meet
ing which, as the democrats charge, drove Marsh
away, did not take place until the following day at two
O'Clock, when Marsh must been already near the
Canada line
Finally came a tumutuous forty minutes, in which
Mr. Clymer sent up TO the Clerks desk and had read
the HERALp's despatch from Washington concerning
the omission 10 investigate the Pcndleon scandal while
Mr.. and Mrs Marsh were here Mr.. Clymer pronounced
the whole despatch far IL related TO him. false
and added some remarks about penny soribbcrs Mr.
Blackburn followed and expressed his contempt for the
hrelings OF the press who are, according 10 him, a
curious mixture OF barnacle and ulcer Mr. Robbins
also got up but he has lately suffered somewhat
mortfying exposure in the newspapers, his remarks
not very audible.
The part which concerns Mr. Clymer in the despatch
is In these Words
1t is further asserted that when II became
Cymer had determined to bring Mr.. Belknap down, he
mined to do this he could decline TO bring Pcndle
ton down too; that Mr. Clymer asserted that he had
sufficient data to reach Mr. Pendlcton that no
pressed with the rcoindor that Mrs. Marsh would
testify to t that records OF tho departments would
throw some light the case; that, however, he
refused to 60 into the matter.
Now is fact that this is asserted here 20 DO
ceptblc Of proof said the carefully guarded
despatch OF last night is also fact that the name
of responsible person. who will prove II called be-
fore Congressional committee will be in the possess
sion OF member Of tho committee ofwhch Mr. Clymer
is the chairman tomorrow morning.
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
DESCENT ON MINERS.

THE INDIANS ATTACK THE WHITES IN THE
BLACK HILLS, CAPTURE THEIR ANIMALS
AND KILL ONE MAE--EIcH Discoveries OF
GOLD.
KANSAS CRY, No., March s, 1915
despatch received here to-day from Custer City,
Wyoming Territory. dated March T. via Fort Laramie,
March s. states that large party Of mounted Indians
made sudden attack upon Custer on the 9TH, about
O'clock and succeeded In driving OF all the horses
and cattle and killing man named Charles Holt Of
Sioux City
About the same time cmirrant train near Pleasant
Valley attacked. Every able bodied man In that
section has been enrolled, and n mounted party or
whites sixty number, started at IN pursuit OF
the red skins, VINO retreatcd in the direction OF the
Red Cloud Agency.
There is great excitement, and trouble Is anticipated
all through the Black Hills.
Rich mines are reported 10 have been discovered on
Deadwood and Whitewood creeks sixty-nve miles
north Of Custer City Six hundred are reported
IN these croeks and are meeting with good at
gulch mining. Snow ls interfering somewhat with
work al these mines.
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
MEXICO.

THE RKvoLUTIoNIsr MOVEMENT SLIGHTLY SUB
sID1No-MALIGNANTs DEMoEAL1zED-THREE
CHIEFS AGAINST LKRDo-BArrLEs
HAVANA, March 8, 1875
The British mail steamer from Vera Cruz arrived
here today bringing dates from the city of Mexico
the LIST inst
In most parts OF the country the revolutionary move
ments were subsiding Alatorre remained fat Yonhut.
Ian. but had not yet occupied oaxaca The battle
which occurred on tho 18th OF February demoralzed
the revolutionists.
THREE cMEFrAISs wARLiKH PAPER.
queer circumstance OF the present revolution Is
that manifestoes have been issued by three chiefs
Generals Diaz, Rocha and Negrcte and neither o
them command any revolutonists Diaz remains
Brownsville the whereabouts OF Negree are unknown
and Rocha Is reported at the head Of 1000 men somo
where
reported that Donate Guerra's army at Jaisco
is disbanded.
Altogether the spirit Of the country appeared unfa-
vorabe the revoutonists although bands had PRO.
nounced" almost everywhere.
REBELS EXECUTED.
In Yucatan the troops had executed revolution
list prisoners The revoutonists had retaliated
cutting somc federal officers
BATTLES
Numerous engagements between the regular troops
and the revoutonists were reported
CAMARGo IN POSSESSION OF REvoLUrIoNIsrs-A
FORCED LOAN oBpERED-GovERNMxNr TROOPS
ADVANCING.
GALVESTON Texas March g. 1875
special to the Ne,cs, from Brownsville says Pima
is in possession OF Camargo intrenched with force
which is estimated at 500 men, and which is being
largely increased by sympathzers in that place. Hc
has issued his preso forced loan for about
and now awaits the advance Of the government troops
BATTLE mMSESr.
Colonel Parratt reached Rcynosa last night on his
way to attack Pima, and will be joined by
force OF 500 cavalry from Monterey, who
passed through Mur, twenty-five miles dis
tant from Camargo, this morning II
is probable there will be engagement between Ehe
contending forces The defeat of Pcna would
virtually end the revolution this section whereas
victory would augment bis forces and place the whole
frontier under his control
THE LATEST REPORT FROM THE SCENE OF Ae1-
TATroN-PENA IN RETREAT, BUT LERDo's
POWER NOT REAssURED.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, March 8. 1915
The following is from Ringgold, dated March 7,
twelve NJ -
Colonel Parralt has entered Camargo. Upon his ap-
proach Pena withdrew, going toward Rcynosa Being
outnumbered Pena did not risk hght He is pursued
by Parralt. About two P. N. 200 cavalry from Mon
terey entered Camargo
Pcna is said to have obtained come twenty Eve or
thirty recruits in camargo. and there are about nfty
outside the city who are favor of him. It said this
evening that there nearly 500 federal troops
In Camargo II is reported that nvc OF the most
wealthy and populous States Mexico have pro-
nounced In favor OF Diaz. Pena's men are armed with
six and twelve shooter pistols.
They have very few muskets or carbines
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
FRANCE.

rHE LEGISLATURE ASSEMBLED IN SESSION
BRILLIANT SCENE IN THE STREETS OF vER-
sAILLEs-THE ORGANIZATION AND SPEECHES
WORD FOR MAcMAHoN.
PARIS, March 8, 1874
The newly elected legislative bodies met Versailles
Today for the first time.
SCENE THE CITY.
The town presented a moro crowded and brilliant
pcct than during the last Assembly.
THE MEETING.
The Chamber OF Deputies, headed by II. Raspail, and
The Senators by NJ Gaulthier de Rumiy, senior
Presidents proceeded to the Hercules Saloon in the
Palace where the Duke dAudi1ret-Pasquier occupied
The post Of honor surrounded by the Bureau OF the
Did Assembly-Messrs Dufaure, Leon Say, WALTON. and
calaux.
The Duke said:-'wecomc and freely elected
representatives OF the public power Universal suffrage
has sanctioned the constitution OF the 25th OF Febru
Hy, which is the work OF Cancellation and appease-
ment, thus acquiring double authority. You have to
continue to protect your predecessors work. and rally
around President MacMahon to insure the order peace
and repose necessary for tho country to repair the
disasters Of tho past and support the burdens OF the
future"
NJ Gauthier de Rumillys aid-"Tho Senate, the
guardian OF the constitution, will insure peace and
Surity and support the constitutional President"
NAcxAHoSs DEFINITION OF DUTY.
" Dufaure then said that President MacMahon
charged him TO declare that 'with the aid OF God and
with the cooperation Of the Chambers he would gov
rrn oonormably to the laws and endeavor promote
lhe honor and interests Of the country"
AT WORK.
The Duke d'Audnret-Pasquier then formally trans
ferred his powers and the Chambers commenced their
regular sittngs.
N. Raspail and NJ. Gautnier de Rumiily delivered
short and moderate inaugural addresses
The Chamber OF Deputies Professionally elected N.
erevy President he receiving Ala against 90 and
NJ Rameau Vice President
The Chambers will commence verifying the elections
tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OvYIcH or THE CHIRF SIGNAL OPFIcER, ,
WASHINGTON. March 81 A II.

0yYIcI CHTKF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON March 9-l A NJ
Probabilities
For New England clearing colder weather. brisk
northerly westerly winds and rising barometer dur.
ing the day.
For the Middle States partly cloudy cloar weather
and slowly rising temperature northwest Winds shift
ing to east and south, and rising barometer on the
coast.
In the South Atlantic States, clear or air and
slightly warmer weather, with light northeast TO south
east winds and slight changes in the barometer
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer and clear air weather, with cast to south
winds and falling barometer during the day, probably
followed by threatening weather in tho Ohio and Con.
trail Mississippi valleys during the night
For the lake region generally cloudy weather. rising
temperature northeast TO southeast wrds falling bar
ometer. and areas OF rain snow, followed in the
upper lakes by colder north and west winds and rsn
barometer during Thursday night
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valA
lcys increasing cloudincss and Of rain snow
variable winds, shifting southwest north west ard
during the night rising barometer and lower temper
ature.
Tho Mississippi River will continue to fall slowly
south of Cairo and rise slightly from Davenport to ST.
Louis
The New York herald., 1876-03-09

Spain n they do so within forty days Leaders must
nrst swear allegiance, but all cariists who formerly
held Offices in Spain are excluded.
A DEMAND FRANCE
The newspapers announce that General Nolins has
been ordered request the French government 10 ex
pei all Spanish republicans in France.
THE AGIrATIos IN THE NORTH.
ST. Sebastian telegram says the question OF the
Iueros greatly agitates the public mind In the North
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
SERVIA.

AN AUSTRIAN REvoLUTIoYIsT cANARD EXPOSED
BY CONTRADICTION.
LONDON, March s, 1876
Reuters kilograms from Vienna state that the special
despatch to the Venice Tempo yesterday stating that
the Republic had been proclaimed in Scrvia the Obren
ovch dynasty deposed and Prince Milan himself es-
cortcd to the frontier entirely unfounded Perfect
der and tranquility prevails throughout Servia There
have been disturbances the insignificant rising
Kragujewatz during the communal elections q few
days ago.
Even those were Immediately suppressed.
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, March 8, 1876.

WASHINGTON, March 8, 1876.
Mr. BELKNAP's FORMAL ARREsT-Hrs APPEAR
ANcE IN THE POLICE coURr-wArTISa ron
HIS DoNDsMES.
The formal arrest Of General Beiknap was mado to.
day by Major Richards, Chief OF the police
force OF this District who shortly before
noon, accompanied by Mr. Carpenter, OF counsel
for the accused, rode In . close carriage 70 his
residence and with no delay conveyed the exsecre-
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
SPAIN.
CABINET PROTEST AGAINST ESoLIsH CONTRA
BAND TRADERS.

CABINET PROTEST AGAINST ESoLIsH CONTRA
BAND TRADERS
MADRID, March s. 1876
In the Cores to-day member inierrogated the gov
umcnt in regard 70 the capture OF an English
mcrchanman by Spanish eEdrdd costas crew and the
'ccapturc Of the vessel by It's own crew.
Tho Minister OF Foreign Anairs reply stated that
be had made representations 20 the British Minister
in Madrid. demanding satisfaction and protesting
agains; the coniraband trade pursued by English
sells from Gibraltar
coRTEs DEBATE on THE ADDRESS TO THE
cRowS-THE cARLlsTs WHO MAY RETURN
A DKxAND ON FRANCE.
NADRID, March g. 1876.
Tsc Congress has commenced the debate on the ad
dress in reply 10 the speech from the throne.
scnor Irdai, a member OF the modcrado party at
tackled The government severely.
now cARLIsrs MAT RETURN
royal decree permits the CarIiss who FED from the
country since the LIST day Of February 70 return 70
The New York herald., 1876-03-09

Gustavus v. Fox formerly Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy, is registered at the Everett House Ex.Gov
ernor William Clanin. OF Massachusetts,. Ex-Governor
C. c. Wsshburn, OF Wisconsin, and Ward Cheney, OF
Hartford, staying at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Colonel Henry c. Corbin United states Army,
quartered at the Hoffman House. Mayor elect D. !
Johnston OF Cohocs, N Y, and J. c. Aver Of Lowell
Mass, have arrived at the Windsor HOTEL Ex-Senato
Daniel p Wood OF Syracuse is stopping at the Asto
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
NEW ORLEANS REVENUE FRAUDS.
NKw ORLEANS. La. March s. 1876.

NEw ORLEANS, La, March s, 1876.
The following persons, recently indicted, we're ar.
raigncd to-day and pleaded guilty John Mcwhir.
tor ex-Dcputy Collector OF Revenue, two indictments
hrst bribery second conspiracy 10 deraud the gov.
ernment; bailed In s5 0O0 W N. Todd, ex. gauger;
charge conspiracy defraud the government; bailed
General Brady, Supervisor lef, for the West to-day
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
CUBA.

THE INSURGENTS DIsHEABTEEED UNDER DE-
FEAT.
HAVANA, March 8, 1876.
It's reported that the late engagement has
dishcartcncd the insurgents
The insurgcnt leader Betancourt and several OF his
sdherents were killed at Cartagena the Sd inst
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
ENGLAND.

p1sRAKLI's GOVERNMENT DID NOT DEMAND MN
lister scHENcK's RECALL
LONDON, March 8, 1876.
On the highest authority can say there Is no
foundation for the statement that the British gov
ernment demanded General schencks immediate
recall. The government never even intimated
wish for his recall
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
FREsHET IN THE CONNECTICUT
CLAREroxr. \. B., March 8. 1870

CLAREMoNr, n. H. March 8, 1874
There is n heavy freshct in the Connecticut Valley
A train from Concord hour late tonight I.
ran for half mule through wnter foot deep where the
track was never before covered Trouble is feared In
he
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
FREsHET IN THE NAPANEE RIVER.
TonoNro. Ont.. March q /

There Is destructive freshet in the Napanee River
This morning the water Gneen feet higher than
was ever known before. In the vicinity Of Newbur1
bridges and mill dams were carried away and severa
mills and houses undermined
The New York herald., 1876-03-09

AN AMERICAN FoBcER CAPTURED AND HELD.
LONDON, March g. 1876.
Tho Liverpool Courier Of this morning says that
Charles Brent travelling under tho Of Clarence
Rivers, arrested board the Inman steam
ship City Of Richmond when she arrived Queenstown
day before yesterday morning He is charged with
forging S15 worth Of bills the Falls City Tobacco
Bank Of Louisville, KY.
Upon searching the prisoner . considerable sum Of
money and papers found upon his person.
BxTRADrTIoN
he brought before the magistrates at Queens
town yesterday and after short examination ordered
TO be sent TO London preparatory to extradition.
THE CROYDON sTEEPLECHAsE RACE WON BIZ
LONDON, March 8, 1876
To-day was the second Of the Croydon races. The
feature to-day the Croydon steeplechase, which
by the favoritc, shifnal, beating others
The following is the summary
Little Tom :............--.......
BETTING.
The betting at the start to against Shifna 10
TO against Little Tom and 10 to l against Weather
cock.
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twcnty.four hours, II
parison with the corresponding date OF last year.
dicated by the thermometer AT Hudnurs pharmacy,
HERALD BuldinC:-
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
GERMANY

PROCESS
BERLIN, March 8, 1870
The Ecclesiastical Court has removed Dr.. Brnck-
mann, the Bishop Of Munster, from bis See.
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
ITALY.

LONDON, March Q, 1873
The report OF the betrotha OF the Duke OF Genoa
to tho Archduchess Marie Christine Of Austria Is con-
tradcted.
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
THE HERALD ALMANAC.

Prics % cents maedo All of the United States %
sen,s sold ey AZ uaaoners and nevsdsaisrA Address
HERALD ALMANAC. New York city.
The New York herald., 1876-03-09

VIENNA, March 8, 1876
The NeO Free Press reports that the numbers of the
insurgents In the Turkish provinces diminishing
daily and peace may be expected shortly.
The New York herald., 1876-03-09

1T is CRIMINAL INSANITY TO RISK CONSUMP
tion when few doses Of HALE's HONEY HoREHousI
TAR would the cough that ads 10 the disease
PIKK's TooIHAcHE DRoPs in minute.
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
MINISTER DANA's APPOINTMENT.

MINISTER DANA's APPOINTMENT.
LONDON, March 8, 1879
The Daily Netrs this morning says the appointment
Of Richard II. Dana Jr., American Minister to tho
Court OF St James Of the most acceptable that
could be suggested 1t the old tradition of
honorng of letters with important positions. Mrj
Dana will be welcome here many accounts. The
appointment seems to indicate q return to healthier
sense OF public duty in the distribution OF posts.
The New York herald., 1876-03-09

PROSPECT OF PEACE AT THE SEAT OF THE IN
sURRECrIoN.
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
TURKEY.

AN IMPERIAL COMMANDER MARCHING TO BAT
TIE WITH THE INSURGENTS.
RAcUsA March 8, 1876.
Ahmed Mukhtar, the Turkish commander, has left
Trebigne with the whole garrison. He is marching to
encounter the insurgents in the neighborhood OF asko
and Duga
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Average Temperature yesterday 43l
year.. 80,
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
CABLE NE w S
From All Parts Of the
Old World.
DISRAELI AND SCHENCK.
Ths British Government Did Not Demand the
Recall Of the American Minister.
CLARENCE RIVERS CAUGHT.
Mr.. Dana Vastly Pleasing to
the English People.
SERVIA s A r E.
SERVIA s A f e.
Spanish Protest Against COntraband
Traders from the Rock.
AT " E r S ALL E S (.
The French Senate and Assembly in Ses-
sion-Scenes and Speeches.

TURKEY MORE TERRIBLE.