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JSueht tSfF.3 RtrHFft Urf. u.
In conversation with ". ". bishop last eSen-
ins In relation to the john D. Les trial, he In
fur1ued us that hu llns appealed tho easc 10 the
Utah Supreme Court. II ttlelr dcetslnn Is nd:
yerau he will appeal to the Supreme Court OF
tho United States. lie hus laburcL llard for tue
man who has bcrn fnalc j ssaprgoat Of by ths
Murtnon leaders, ard hupes yet tn secure lif-
fgrcnt ycr1t1t. Should the unitel States
Supreme Court decide adversely, hu will appeal
to Executive clcmenvY.
liz hus in Ills possesstnn vast amount Of
documentary cy!duhce a!nl private manuscript
written by Les himself, which throws go0tl
degree Of light over what has been hidden for
twcnty ycnrs. 1t In not exactly q confession:
it IL an exposure, revelation Of tue wh0lo
thing. Az soon Us thu tnattcr cAsi be got In
sf,a,,o-somc time III Ja,tuary next-it Is Mr..
Bfsi.on'a Intention to publish tbs entire thing
In b.ok turu., the early lifu u Lee, Ills conaecs
tlon with tue Mormon Church, hls career US Que
ol the council, tho trial Of Lee, testimony, d..
On leaving uyiyur, Leu gave him q coutnunira.
tiou rcquG.tiug hlM to net as historian, aud
plarIng at his disposal all tle papers anu doct1.
ucuts Il, his possession, anl prouaislng to wrlte
out III full Ill that he Know tcHllug to throw
any further light upon tue awful tragedy OF
Mountain Meadows. Bishop tlst,ks tlat Lea
lIns becll moro slancd against than sinntnE;
tint whatever iIo lll do was Ione ~ MI irre-
sponsible agent In thc hands Vi y power that he
believed tllvtne iu ita dictates anl To be obeyed
uM4ucstionatly.
, 1876-11-18

now Jus. closing. nm steamboats, passed tbis
point going north, AMI H7O gn!ng snnth; :rs}
barEcs passed. here going north, nnd r.. stt!ne
south, aud the total nurnber Of RATS that went
eontll waa Gl}, the latter uggrcgating a1out
450, ,000. .0oq n lntui'cr and 1.r@:
Spretai Dtspatch TO- The 71tbnn'.. u :,
LASALTE. ILL.,, 4InY. l.-AltxAmfcr SIT. ri
Chicago, IA 10 years of agc, mud for tIc fast ak
mnntiIs Inns hccn n cotr,ncrc:nf traveller In thc
hardware line. lie Inns .ol! three .1ozen 'tro
shovcs III this eity to-iar. Ia there II younger
stectat Dspdtch 10 7hs Tribune.
DAkv1iL., H., Nuv. l7.-A 1argE nntn!scr nt
people MO nov bore attending sah',at!t-t.toh
cofnl Church. Last evening tue .luryt, wns
filled with people to llvus j. ". Utn4uorc de-
liver MI address oil Sat,'mttl-scn1ul work.
, 1876-11-18
TIE SECRET SERVICE.


Annual Report of tile Cl.cf--A Tribute to
Elmer EYnslablsn.
Sptctai Dispdtca to Tie Tribune.
WAsn1N6Toa, u. T., Nuv. 17.--James ].
Brooks, Chief Of tho Hccrct ecry[ce, has sub
United his annual report to the Solicitor Of tho
Treasury. Tho following IL a synopsis Vi Its
mora important provisions: The total nusnpor
OF arrests was as}. These arrests were mainly
made fur n,uking, dealing in Or passlng counter
felt money, anl altrring Treasury notca and
United States bonds. Tlcro wcre, bestdcs
so1ne arrests for smuggling, for larceny Of Gov
crnulont property, fraudulent bankruptcy, vio-
lations Of Internal Revenue Law, aud for mis-
ustng United Suites mails. OF these arrests
forty-threc havo been convicted aud scntcnced,
tiyo await sentence, thlrty-1lya iuyc pleaded
guilty, mud ollly fifteen hays bccn acquitted.
Tllc nggrcgatc sentence Of those imprisoned was
,303 years. mil the totul ne assessed was &, ,13
Tue hersitu IL also etEubcd tn MI examination of
euAcs OF buck pay And buunty frauds. Tile sery-
leo has a!so contributed n,atc:lally to tl'c SUI
within t6v year s5O,o0o Of spr,ts. Tho total
iutuber OF nrrests nIadU by local authorities for
which q contingent reward Is offered Is
III. Their aIErcgatc sentences we're 1A
years. The totaf ares werc t2,050 Tho service
Turing the year Inns capturcd Government
money, stulen a,ll altered United staLes bonds,
to tho nlnount oi 1851 ,9o7. a vast amount of
counterfeit plates lias been cnptnrcd, Including
so4ao Ut the most dangerous tllat las ever becn
nude.
bE. Brooks thus speaks Of Mr.. Washburu,
who was removed q iow weeks since: +" Iii
submitting. .uy, report Of the operations
Of this Division. while under tho direc-
III office, cannot refrain ir0nl stating that TIC
ott-rcpcatcd aud crushing blowa administered
to THO class Of criminals with wliom We hare
| specially to deal arc shown In tllu Important
1hf In thu ffj
ter1eit inonoy md material captured. Two OF
| the most formidable Eapgs thai ever imruycr-
tshei tho people BY tie Issue of wc'l-e1GcAtcd
colntcrfcfts OF National Bank notes aud lrac-
tional currency have hccn brought to Justice,
and most VI thufr agents or coNIedcratea ur-
| rested and undergoing terns Of tnrEls0MnlEnt.n =
, 1876-11-18
Tho brighton Aquarium

Jfr. Jtnnt1gt Lt&tfr 10 4fsp lork tleffd.
II tllts aquarium could be li4tcd up just ~ 1t
Is mud set down In New York, Il would be the
greatest Success Ia the way Of ''popusar enter
talnme1lt" ever sceu In your city. 1t Is al CHI
turprsc which has been thoroughly we'll carried
out In alt its details. Tho hudlng Is large,
beautifully fitted up, anl well ventilated; tic
ull1uscucnts aru varied; the tanks In which tho
tat are kept spaclolss, clear, aud constantly re"
newet with fresh tonants, a tho Older uncs die
oil, ur ceuso to bo attractiyc. speak Ut the
atnuscn,ents being varied, BECAUSE III thu H,hlst
thcro is q charming hall iu which concerts aru
hell, ln1 The hest singers tn London Engaged
to appear at them. Tlcro Ia ulso hand, ntltl
the ttitraaro hull IL laFge rcadlnE-room, we'll
The turks ure arraMgcd Oh each side of three
long corridors, anu aru, Ut course constantly
suppltcl With "ater direct from tho sea, Tha
largest 0f these turks ts oscr t00 feet III tength
gallons u sea wltcr. In this tauk porpolsrs
and sharks may bc scctl swimming. ah0ut, to
Tho untounletl establishment Of tho young.
sters-1 uallst say llsu 10 my, establishment
When tlsst saw tic. porpolscs splu'.iuE along u
strcan, Ut ''coHlFrcsscd mir" 10 forced by steam.
powcr through, the water In thu tanke, aud this,
is tho Suprrlntcnlent says, 'keor,s down the
a'1 %ntlzos 9y 9sfasnvs apuFty
cnutrivarco 1t would be impossible to krup tl,o
lls!! llsye. 1ir. q. Reeves snltt., 10 wunl lie
SUCCESS Ut thIs undertaking Is greatly due, tolls
tne that tho hcat during the pJst sulilHIcr
threatened ut onc tlns to OCCASION serious
vi tea on tho top Of tue tanks, aud III spite
Ut ull TINT could be donp thu llxll
died. II ever, an aquarium 10 built IN
New York, thu heat Of sautnser would hare tu
THUS Of tue brighton stEucturc introduced tu
suit tbs climate.
, 1876-11-18

remarks are due In iuBiice to tho authorities
First of all, tho Dislop, man Of cn'lghteu-.
rent and eru1ttion, was not cognizant, l
believe Of this freak or tho part Of tile clergy
of the church in question. Secondly. tho mt
cnt 1t came Il, Tho ears of the civil authorities,
the slarpest and promptest means we're taken
10 nd.no,[alI tile priest aud prevent repetition
of scandal which, ltatl sllatlcd aud sfckencd the
whole CITY vi Barcelona.
sThe wl,ole OF tue "details faye given were
taken down by nc from the mouth Of an l'onor-
ai,l.: aud most truthful Spanish gentleman, wlio
was witn"ss t. tho whole thing, and nre strictly
worthy Ut credit to TIC remGteat detail. have
purps'scly suppressed much that WAS painful
and indecent -
, 1876-11-18
PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 17.-Thc Totals Of sc-
ccipts at thu Exhibition from all sources from
May 10 to Nov. 1O may bo statcd approximately
ns follows: From admission fees. 3,8l8, ~ !;
from cuurcsstons, $s:0D. .001; from per ccntn9cs
and royulties, $.05, ,0l0 Grand total, 81 y0S,-
73a.
The CkIucsc Government Inns presented to
the United States tho general chronological anu
industrial collcc ton In thcGoyernacnt buildings.
Cash admissions to-day, 1870.
, 1876-11-18

Tho Nc" York "heralu' Hep"es to TIL.
,!en'* , 1! lioine orEan.
r,1d",,a ~" nor,,ua,tnn wa. ] ,,,r,hs.cT ~ T hy po.s
1haeh's noh'"atlou, "a8 purcnasco W noas
tc,, iu,o T,lden,, Lonc.orrnn. atanv of
.o"'e'1o '''" l,'-,. s"" "Ar", y.
It's 'caucrs nse beiiefed 70 10 ilsp'fea' Durine
,,.rnor rbc Nr,v Yor,x JS.rolt t,us t,kcn n tn
!ila'1ne'. tno AZ" ivtN 14s'"e nNs '4Acn u "
task Tor those inscha'asy utssfanses pretty g.
~. t.,,t,.a,a.,t E.....,.
tne ue1l'eeEcnt 11p'ess: :,
1850. The ,iatlun is ltrons, hca!hful. Inclined 70
pence aud urlos; but once more lho pol!tc'ans OF
the two par!acs a,o ursiug II on t3 was They
they do not netaP1c In tho least to urge ,he people
forward toward the dangerous edge Of thinis.
Dally they ncfease lug excitement; their CONSTANT
one part frum tln other; e bring W peateE and
nearst TO ~ e1p,s,!on, wh!eh. M y .akes place
saa % na Pim te snss e j. 's*ed s away IN
We have had enough Of This. One great civil
war was brought on. CONTRARY to .ge Till OF M Mtae
g>o these gentry. thcee tailors Of loolcy street,
They are playing a, gigantic game ef blnI:
llsem pausc. Forty millions Of American
citizens have, nut tot1cd aud ceonomizcd tu
lei a parcel If dcn'ngogucs wasse theiri
1rnAess pcrr,tt In stirring p hatrea ad strife tbeF
WI laye to l'sht i 9at. IND they will And them.
spunsibig. and IN manner which will not be
4grecablc to iAcst. or safe Tor lhcn.
Thu Erprsst Of lust evening makes perfectly
ierslay itraid the pfctest Tor torrent Of lnecn
diury tnalnuAllona and Insertions IL compares
the conduct of tho Peca!deut and the present con-
diton ut alIalFs In tho disputed atatus tu tho krlev.
ances which brought TN tho Revolution nna thu
War OF 1sl.. va should not nutice such stnIl
ION d,isrcnt anA ~ maea,ea @ @aoESe Se ,," Gus w
, 1876-11-18

Nav YonK, Nov. 17.-lt was fumorcd yester-
day that ordors have been received from WASH
Ington IL placo the eut!re Brooklyn Navy-Yard
on war footing. Commodore Nicholson do-
Glued to say anything In regard TO tho 1natter,
but It ls ecrtalu that very unusual movements
are III progress at the yard, and that thu 1rgute
Minnesota was yesterday t4luisllUd ammunition
aud fully e1Ctpiiea for SEA,
, 1876-11-18
Rumors Of the partial mobilization Of tho
Austrian army arc cmplatically contradIctcd.

Rumors Of tho partial mobilization Of tho
Austrian army arc cmphntcnliy contradIctcd.
4 PREDICTION.
LONDON, Nov. 18-H a m.--The Ioaf pub
1!shcs tho following In official form: 1--WE he-
lcvo It probable tf,nt nftcr tho forthcoming
Council at Constanttnoplo tic Porto will accedo
to tho English proposal for Conference"
NoHa DIRECTIONS.
Dlapatchcs from Berlin concur in reporting
TINT Russia Is raising fresh difficulties With re-
gard to TIC line Of denareatlosi, demanding
that II bo pushed further hnck on tho Drlna.
TURKISH PROTEST.
Il Berlin correspondent says II Is expected
that Turkey will p1aco On record a solemn pre-
test against tho mobilization Of tho Russian
troops.
THE ENGLISH AnsENALs.
It Is statcd TINT an order has been received at
Wooiwlch for 40,000,000 cartridges to be rea,ly
fl eighteen weeks, and 10, 0o0 at1tnunltion-boxcs
In which to paek cartridges for transportation.
BRITISH TitnEAT
Tho Vienna correspondent of the 7Ta.ea says
tho British Government Is SO convinced tbat
conference Is tho only means Of bringing about
d paci1catlon, that 1t has tntlmated
to Tho Porto tho possibility that
tho conference may bo held even without
Turkeys participation II her refusal was per-
sisted in. These representations havo not been
without effect. The Grand Vizfcr md Minister
Of Foreign Atlalrs seem convinced talat tho Con-
ference Is inevitable.
DENIAL.
The Russian Tclcgraphic Agency denies that
the Czar mnde speccl, to tho officers ut Bar
koczlo on Wednesday. rs was rcportcd III ycs-
tcrday's evening papers.
LATEST.
LONDON, Nov. II .-The TYmes, In It's leader,
sums up tho iatcst phase Of tho situation as fol-
lows: "On Turkeys decision to-day In regard
10 tho Conference hangs tbs question of peace
or war. There may be war, even though tic
Conference meets; but 1t must bc taken that
Turkeys refusal to participate in the Confer
cnco would bo considered % her aeccptanco Of
war.n
TIE GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l7.-Tac uneasInoss on tho
subject of Easteru affairs Is increasing. The
| Eraln trada again assumes considerable flrnncss,
with d tendency 10 advance In yntuo. Foreign
"heats arc generally held for moro money. To-
| day tho market was moro numcrously
attended than usual Frldays, md wheat Ind
| FREQ sale at an advance Of fully ono penny per
GENITAL OIL Tuesdays currcurics. Flour sells
| readily for ratllcr more money. Corn iu modcr.
nto request, turn fayorIng seller.
, 1876-11-18

DAvExponr, Lid, Nov. l7.-lilia morning,
about o'clock, some unknown scounlrcl threw
small shell Into thu s!tt'ne-room OF the resi-
dcueu Of tho Hon. II. prsce, Just elected Con-
gresham from this district Tho instru-
damage to tho furniture, Ctc., but
iniuring n0nn Of tho inmates Ut tic house.
Tic probable object Of the villain was u do
harm to Mr.. Fries tor so,no unknown rcasun.
NJ clue las been obtained to tho wretch, though
tho city authorities will offer a high reward.
, 1876-11-18
TELEGRAPHlC NOTES.

NKw YoRK, Nov. 17.-A{Lss L!liaa Morse,
daughter OF tho late Prof. Morse, bofots sailing
for Europe yesterday, gaye positive denial to
thu current sumor Ut her engagement to Coy.
T1den,
Special nspotcA 70 1As 1ftoHna.
CLINTON, Ia, Nov. l7.-A suoko-stack 101
feet high at ". J. Young & Co.'s upper mill
fill to tho ground tu-slay. THIS unacrountatls
aecldent closes this lpill for the season and et-
taIls ~, ,0cN for repairs. NO lives lost.
This mills Of thu Clinton Lumber Company
shut down ttln!.ht.
dpectai DtkpascA 10 1Hs 7ftaun&
UAvEMFuAf, lu-, .suY. i.-DurlnE tho eight
uoatas Vt navigation On thu Upper Mlsslsdpp,
, 1876-11-18

NEW YoRK, Nov. 17.-Arrivca, steamship
Hermann, from Brunch.
LONDON, Nov. 17.--stcamshIp Wisconsin,
fron Nuw York, Inns arrlvcd out.
NEW YoHK, Nov. 17.-Arriyod, steamship Ar
ragon, from Bristol.
, 1876-11-18
ALLEGED CRUEL TREATMENT.

s1ALLIst ELL N4tUI.A 1Al1tA4MENls
! ST. LOUIS, Nov. 17.-~A boy about 10 years
old, named Henry Woods, has brought suit
against the Board Of Managers md the supcrin-
tendcnt Of tho House Of Refuge and the City Of
St. Louis, for $50 0oo dasnages for alleged cruel
treatment willie ho was IN innatc OF the uDlsse
Of Keiugo last year. The petition asserts that
tho ttcatnient Of the boy WIS cruel and bar-
baro,1s, and resulted In making lin an invalid
and rrluplu fur life,
, 1876-11-18

MILWAUKEE. Nov. l7.-C. f. j. Mollor, sen
tonccd iu April last TO years. imprisonment in
tho Stato rrlsou ut Waupun, returned to Mil
waukeo to-day, having received pardon from
tho President. 1Io has served oTer sovcl,
months In State Prison. Molcr claims that llc
Is innocent Of tho charge OH which he was con-
ygted, which was OF certifying to faise returns
Of dumping. Tnls nakea thu last sncmbcr vi
the Milwaukee whisky men out Of cunfnr-
iucnt.
, 1876-11-18

ACCIDENTALLY Killed.
Soeefa} fNsnnfrh TO 7TS Tribune.

FAST SauTsAw, sti!l., Nov. l1.-John ".
lierscy wa. killed !,y falinu limb to+lay while
clDppng Ut McEarlanu'a caulp IN the Mus
kcEun.
While digging q well four miles south Of
E9nrt t,-tiay Elwnrrl tirItl, WAS bur1c,l III tl,u
ennu to tho depth Of twelve feet, a,nl When
taken cut Waa dead
, 1876-11-18

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. 17.-An accident
wns caused tiIis morning on tho 81. Lonls, ]ron
Mountain t. Southern Ka[Iroal, near Malvern,
hy n brogcn rail, 'l!tclfng NJ, extra passenger
train foIlow;ng the rcgnlar Tt1as train. 1wc,.-
ty.elglIt passGnRCrs Here wDundc1; none killed.
, 1876-11-18

Atlantic Monthly
FOR DECEMBER.

Tho December ATLANTIC contains An Ode for
tho Fourtl. nf July. 1910, By JAMES nEs-
SELL LOWELL, which occupies nearly sesen
rsEns; group OF Poems, by T. u. AI.DAICIi, 4
brilliant discussion Of Dnuct Ee:on1a, In the form
Of a conversation, by HENRY JAMES, Ill.,, IN
amuang story entitled The a1vnaser's = Tale, By
1lAlt1k THAiSs 4 paper on Municipal Indcbt-
csincss, By CHARLES IlALEs some Crumbs
Of Travel. BY j. W. DE FOREsTt sketch Of
A Colorado Ront, pJ II. HIT graphic descrIp.
sion Ut Sir William Ftips' Attack on quebec.
bY FRANCIS TARKatAN; and further Install.
rneats Of Tue American, Old Womnn's l;os-
sip, and Characteristics Of tho international
FART making
Il Capital Number.
, 1876-11-18

LOWELL, Nov. 17.-A misplaced switch on tho
Boston l. siaEr.c Ia 1roal cuusctl frclgllt tratn
10 run intu cars standing on tic tsack. killing
tho engineer, Charles Walker, and fireman ald
badly wrceklng tho engine and five ears.
, 1876-11-18

gpecfut Dispatch to The 1rtduHA.
MAHIsTEE, Mich, Nov. 17.-Two Mcn, giving
the names Ormo md SWIM, were brought here
to-day from Luslington, having been charged
With an attonpt to rob Mr.. Lewis Of $1,700, us
telegtapl.ed laAt nght.
, 1876-11-18
MILITARY.

KANsAs CiTy, No., Nov. l7.-Thrco companies
Of troops passed through this city to day Gu
route fur Now York and Washington. One
coIapany was from Furt Riley and tl0 other two
ffplll Fort LeaYcARorth.
, 1876-11-18

New YoRK, Nov, 17.-Tho ocean steamship
f1e.ghts, Under thu war news, have aavapcea
within week from 3,s tn 45s per ton for baeon,
a,l cheese is always "a higher. Tho White Star
LiNe holds out for 5Qa.
, 1876-11-18

THE RECENT STEAMER sEizuRE.
HAVANA, Nov. 17.--Additionaf particulars Of
the seizure Of tho steamer Afoctezuna hayo
been received. Only tho Captain anu three sea-
men were killed, and eight passengers with fifteen
seamcn wero lnntlcd ut Cape tfaytlen, wienuo
they werc tuken to Santiago dc CuOa. Twu
spallisn wAr slios have gone III pursuit Of tho
MUetezuIua.
PORTO RICO.
AdYIccs from Porto Kieu say the Governor Of
Minister Of the Coio1ics ut Madrid, stat
luz tint II is nut possible fur tic
Spuntsii Government to forbid Cuban ports frun,
receiving Porto Ntco tobacco, and tic Goyernur-
Gcneral nluy culnr to l. mutual understanding
about the means Of preyentfug trAuus commit
ted with Porto Ricu tobucco.
, 1876-11-18

SpecfaI DttpafcA to 1n6 Tribune.
LAronTr, Ind, Nuy. 17.-Two prisoners in
the custody Of Sheriff Retsnor, Of Marion Coun-
IT,, jumped from tho traIn near Tyncr, this af-
to tj,e Northern PrIsot,. x reward Of SsoO ID
tcrcl for their arrest.
, 1876-11-18

WAsu1saroN, D. c., Nov. 17.-Tho American
Consul at Sun Juan reports that In the recent
hurricane which rtsttcd Porto Iltco fortY-tlrce
vessels were lost or damaged, and tl'ut the
crews Of sulIc were drowned.
, 1876-11-18

CLEVELAND, O., Nov, 17.-1ov. Hayes arrived
IN this city from Columbus thls aftornool. lie
will visit tho Cleveland Hospital for tlu Insane
In tho Eighteenth Ward tomorrow, this being
lila regular tour OF inspection Of tue 6tato nst
tuttups.
, 1876-11-18

mai, of Il c lnnC rol,c whom chs enicnroetl to
Init III ltlc, with the evident intention II
pouring lutu b* cars epcc !, she Ilul been conl-
mcnta.
, 1876-11-18

MEMPHIS, Nov. IN. i. Kennedy of Ar
kansas. was Killed ut uuntsvlllc, Ala-
baan, last Saturday By Alexander Perryman,
conductor on tho Memphis d Charleston Rail.
road, in d difficulty about leaving a
chr IN which Kennedy hal some
cotton. After elcct!ug Kennedy and Ills
brother, Pcrrymnn was assaulted by tl,ctn With
knlves, and, scizng nlonkoy-wrcnch IN the
lla,lls Ut bFakc1na,l, hc knocked ono Ut thu
kcnncslys down, and, throwing tho wrench
at the other, struck hln, OH thu llcad fracturlnE
Ills eknl, trom tho cfrec.s Of which fo died III
lew hours.
, 1876-11-18
FINANCIAL,


Special Dispasea 10 Tho 1hbaHs.
MANIs7Er, Mich, Nov. lit. n. Wing, D
shlngle manufacturer und merchant OF this city,
has madu au assignment tu lis bookkecpcr for
the benefit Of creditors.
, 1876-11-18

I'm Cl11Ehdts
The alarm from Box SIS at $3.50 yesterday
afternoon was caused BY tue burning Of cau Of
oil In the new building, No. 1l3 Desplaincs
street, caused by careless handling Of burning
slaY1ugs. lAlaage triatMg.
, 1876-11-18

LosDoE Nov. 17.-At tho Shrewsbury No
vember meeting to-day, the race fur the shrews-
bury cup was won by Brother to Koyal George,
with Miss Lizzie second, and Caly Maiden
third.
SPECIE SHIPMENT.
One hundred md tlfty-i}vc thousand pounds
sterling in American eagles was withdrawn
from bank ycsterduy for shipment to tho
uuitcd Atatea.
, 1876-11-18

N1A1t Hl44AtAuElSEA1As
PHILADELPHIA, Noy 17.-The Grangc.s' Gu
canpmeut building ut Elm Station, rcnnsyl-
yania Railroad, WIS totally destroyed by lire
this evening. Loss, ~, ,0U0; INSURANCE, $50,OO0
, 1876-11-18

AECIDENT1kI1IT 8IIUTs
MrNrits, Tenn., Nor. 17.-Paul Jor1an, aged
10 ycars, sun Of Julius e. jordan, residing In
tic suburbs, WAS killed yesterday AFTERNOON
while hunting, by tic accidental discharge OF
hts rnn.
, 1876-11-18

spRrN0FlaLp, ILL.,, Nov. 1I-The Hon. Jcssc
X. Dubois, who has bccn quito seriously i'll for
some days past, Is this evening Ro low TINT tho
Eraycst fcars aro entertained TINT he cat!ot long
survive.
, 1876-11-18
ITALY, ,


SENATOR APPOINTED.
ROME, Nov. 17.-Thlrtytwo new Senators
hayc been appointed, aiming them ProE. Pal
f1,ieri
, 1876-11-18
FLAKE FRfZZLE

" scpt1!e May. M !s'ra:sS I'rts 7 ccnt. @ c-
A." .l,{ Inrs NIL Mna I,e,awSY" % famiss .,,} e
WHO wruta years 'GcIAa cones IN will l.,ttlt
l,rndy, M hare lo sh that IL relalht With F!axtu
tfiL2lr.'"
The New York herald., 1876-02-22

the Centennial bill had been cumsily worded a. to
prevent the government from coming for any
ofis appropriation. until AFTER the stockholders had
offer joint resolution amend the defect II such
there in the original BILL but under the call for the
regular order he was not allowed to do than
acquit himself Of the explain permitted him under
the question Of privilege Judge Kelley OF Pennsyl-
vania, protested that the gentleman had nothing to
explain; the amendment Mr. sprnger's and II the
Centennial stockholders had been unwittingly bene-
hted il without their solicitation
Mr. Springer said aiterward in private conversation
that II was not his purpose at all TO charge the Gen.
tennia people with any trckery or jobbery. he had
offered his amendment TO secure tho government as
preferred creditor and If he had failed accomplish
further legislation, that was all
More than democratic Senator vowed vengeance
to-day the Centennial celebration in conversations
with brother members the floor though the matter
not brought into open debate The statement that
going around the effect that the provisions Of the
appropriation bill jus. passed viii not be complied with
Congress has power TO interfere with the div-
dends OF private corporations is creating talk and
citing much hard feeling toward the Centennial
For the first time the full force OF Senator
Edmunds' declaration that he doubted II the
to break on the Senatorial brain. The conservative
members OF the Senate wi It is said offer a resolu-
tion denouncing the alleged bad faith shown by tho
Centennial managers, and they will II they can devise
plan for modifying the bill
The New York herald., 1876-02-22

friends and designing politicians and DO his duty to the
country
THE ATTORNEY .oExERAn REQUESTED TO Elk
PLAIN Ms LETTER TO THE DISTRICT ArToR-
NKYs.
Mr. Scott Lord democratic member from the Utica
district to-day called the attention OF the House OF
TO the letter OF Attorney General Pier
repont TO the district attorneys and his motion Mr.
Plerrepont asked to INFORM the House by what
thorty and for what purpose he recently gave nstruc
his subordnaes in relation TO the testim ony
OF accomplices, thus overruling all precedent The
resolution was adopted without dissenting vote Mr..
Perreponrs answer is looked for with some curiosity.
His letter is regarded by many lawyers who have by
late discussions been led TO examine it, to be not only
Lords resolution says contrary to all precendcnts
in threatening informers and tending to discourage
Witnesses Judge Black said OF il. but illegal in
reference by the Attorney General in matters which
the statutes take from his control Sections 3215 and
S3S and others Of the Revised Statutes place the
district attorneys, so far the management OF
revenue cases is concereed entirely under the control
ofthe Secretary Of the Treasury and the Attor
ney General no room for interference He would have
done well to explain this to the President when he
was directed thus to interfere.