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I2th-Arrived schr Calvin, New YorE.t
isthAnved steamer Prussiap cd ksen,s LoeLpool
DC; Calvin Clark. New York. 80 -,
CleaIed-steamer franconia Bragg. New sora; Ssg
Hsy SoH2 Roosevelt "Ai's' havana ''"' - -''-'
Robbins; Iirrie W Hannum, Cobb and John Fiske,
snow Virginia; Babcock Smith. Philadepha Orient,
ssiled-s.samers WIN Kennedy, Foster, Baltimore vii
Norfolk Regulator, Rogers, do; schr WOODWARD wood
RICHMOND Jan il-Arrived sehr Clara ane Garrison
saiisS1steamer Old Dominion. Walker. New York
san FRANcIsco Jan 5-cleAred, brig Levi Stevens
sshed-Bsrks LaPwi9g Or, Murphy cnOt oOOk. Liver
i2th-Arved ships orpheas r), Glass. Newcastle, e.;
Niagara (Br), Pickard. London.
sailed-Bark Cronstdat Armstrong. Cork
ST AUGUSTINE. Fla, Jan l2-Arriyed, Us steamer
SAVANNAH, j an iS-Arrved, steamer Hatteras. Man
f Ketchum Ketchum do ] Simmons Harrington. Phil
adelphia; II Femeriek, Richards. do Drury, Snow
'S ciesred-Bark 5s'an sH CNOr, Neodrum, Bremen
Saled-SteameT Geo Barnes, Cheeseman, New York {;
OI SALEM Jan iI~sailed steamer Leopard, Aleerson.
va. cenyoy French Deer Isle for New York; Post Boy
Fountain. Rockland for do and others bound east
TACOMA, Jan l-sAied- ship Green Jacket BIZ, Koer-
AeViNEYHRp HAVEN Jan l2-Arrved. schrs Robert Fo.-
Alfred Brabrook Georgetown DC for Portsmouth Gem,
Bath; William Thompson, Ida Freeman and Carrie
"sf sseGIBrig Ella CBr schrs Scott yBr Elizabeth
Lee Pavilion and Elizabeth Harmond Aiexendrs En-;
Wiley Sunlight WIN Mason WIN i West, Della Hodekins,
Trade Wind, Viola May Percy Kensett james Talbot Talbot
lBn 7 Mcclellan Mary Mason, Annie Bell and Alfred
WiI.MIYGToN, NC, Jan Io-Arrived bark Shanghai
lGep, Cape Verde; sehr Emma BAbeock Tomiin rhia'
Cieared-Barks Victor Nor, jacobsen Rotterdam Vega
is,h0ArrI,ed bark Julius GER French Narseles
WOODS HOLE Jan i2ArysS .sn5' SssrlSs SS Ss jane
In i Y Hubert: A
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Tonight Mr. Fritz Hirschy, for long while the
treasurer of the Lyceum Theatre viii receive benefit
rendered by the French comedy company ale Demi-
monde will be played, with Mile Clarence in the lead
ing role.
AS Mr.. Jefferson gave matinee performance OF GRIP
Van Wnkle for the satisfaction OF London actors,
Messrs Jarrett Palmer have resolved TO give the dra
matte profession Of New York opportunity of seeing
"Juus Caesar" In conjunction with Messrs Barrett,
Bangs and Davenport and other leading members Of the
cast they have invited all the theatrical companies in
the city extra afternoon performance on Thurs
day, January 20 Actors seldom have the privilege
of seeing play from the 'front.' excepting when they
without an engagement, that this courteous invita-
tion WILL no doubt be generally appreciated.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
LYcFUM THEATRE.

season Of nine nights by the admirable French
company engaged for this theatre commenced last
evening before fairly llled house with the capital
comedy of 'Les Domestiques, on which the Vokes
sketch OF the "Benes Of the Kitchen is founded.
When the Theatre Francais, the predecessor OF the
Lyceum, was opened, some eight or nine years ago
NJ Juignet's company presented this comedy, les
Domesuques" Mile. Pote, of the Palais Royal and
NJ Chamonin then the stars Of the company, and
the representation OF Julie and Joseph, as
enacted by them, created quite dramatic
furor The piece given last night with
degree Of esprit and Elan that brought its best
points in the strongest relief NJ RicheZ a very
clever Durose NJ. Mezieres represented Joseph IN a
truly artistic manner NJ. De Lorme admirable
Francois, and Mines Renard and Belcour were
charming Virginie Durosel and Julie. NJ. Fritz
Hirschy, treasurer of the theatre has benefit this
evening on which occasion lie Demi-mondei Will be
given with u complete and well-seected cast.
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OBITUARY.
erSEnAL eroReE W. COLE.

OENEhAL 0EOkGE W. OOlE.
The death Is announced OF General George W. Cole
n Nora New Mexico, on the llth oil December last of
pneumonia General Coles name stll well remem-
bercd as the hero domestic tragedy which resulted
in his killing in one Of the corridors OF Stanwix Hail.
Albany January 4, 1867, L II. Hiseox, Of Syracuse,
rhen member OF the Constitutional Convention sitting
At the capital OF the State The OF the murder
Hiscoxs alleged indgnlties offered TO Coles WIFE The
ball from Coles pistol pierced the brain Of Hscox who
aied Instantly Cole was tried twice the charge OF
murder his trial taking place before Judge lngra
ham IN the Court Of oyer ana Iermincr al Albany,
beginning April 81 aud ending May 7, lS6S when
the Jury announced the mpossibity Of their agreeing
upon a verdict The second trial also took place a.
Albany and was concluded December : ls6s
when the jury found verdict Of mot guilty,"
baeing their verdict the insanity OF the
prisoner at the he tired the iatal shot General
cole was native New York and was born near Lodi
IN 1925 He with his brother, Senator Cole, OF Cali
ioruia received his education At the wesleyan nj
versty OF Connecticut Though by profession ply
sican the breaking out OF the war found nim engaged
IN the lumber trade Ia Seneca county This business
however. he speedily abandoned on the hrst call Tor
troops by the government aud he was comm ssioned
captain In the Third New York Cavalry Az kingston
~ c. he highly distinguished himself for bravery and
subsequently, appointed Inspector Of Cavalry on
General Ben. Butlcrs stan. He organized
near the close OF the a colorcd regiment
Of cavalry, Of which he became colonel and was hnaly
made orsader general OF unteers Oh account OF nM
faliantry and mssitorious services ~ the time he
shot hIscox be a resident Of Syracuse. Alter hav
ing gone through the ordeal Of the trials and been
acquitted on the second he took up his residence IN ths
ty, where ne received employ mcnt IN the Post once
ne continued N ths position Until over year ago,
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oBsEQUIEs OF A PHILANTHRoP1sT.

BURIAL OF DIR. SAMUEL c. HOWE IN BOSTON.
BosToS Mass, Jan. l3 1876.
The funeral to-day OF the late DR. Samuel G. Howe
attended with more than ordinary ceremony and
interest In the morning the remains taken from
his late residence the chapel of the Perkins Institute
for the Blind, founded by the deceased which
heavily draped and appropriately decorated Services
were conducted here by Rev. James Freeman Clarke
aud Rev Mr. Thayer the presence OF the pupils and
trustees OF the institution. The remains then
taken to the Church of the Disciples, where large
congregation had assembled, including committees OF
both branches Of the Legislature and large number OF
ladies and gentlemen interested IN the philanthropc
movements of the day. The services here
usually interesting and impressive The pallbearers
were Charles Francis Adams, f. W. Bird, Governor
Washburn, Samuel Downer Or. Bowdltch Frank B.
Sanborn, DR. Estes Howe and John 5. Dwight The
mains were inferred at Mount Auburn.
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OyFicE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. l3-;:3 80 =. II.
DrobHh,Iiy,ee


For the upper lakes the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri valleys and the Ohio Valley, clear partly
cloudy and slightly warmer weather during Friday,
with southeast TO southwest winds and falling ba-
rometer.
For Tennessee, the South Atlantic and Gulf States
partly cloudy weather, with northerly 10 easterly
winds stationary rising barometer on the Atlantic
coast, aud with easterly to southery Winds rising
temperature and high but falling barometer in Ten
nessee the Lower Mississippi Valley and the Southwest
For New England and tho Middle States, clear or
partly cloudy weather and slight rise Of temperature
during Friday, with southwest 10 northwest winds
and rising followed by stationary slight fall in ba
rometer.
For the lower lakes light SHOWS, followed by clear
fair weather, rising temperature, falling barometer
and southerly to westerly winds during FRIDAY.
The Mississippi River will fall slightly at stations
above Vcksburg.
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1SD1ANAro11s-ueLY TESTIMONY YESTERDAY

INDIANAPoLIs-UGLY TESTIMONY YESTERDAY.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 13, 1870
John W. Bingham the principal witness exam
ined the McGri to-day. He testified to having
made arrangements with McGriG for shipping crooked
whskey similar to that of other gaugers and employees,
paying HIM 5000 per month for his Witness
acquainted with Partridge astorekeeper at Patoka
but had no knowledge to whether he in the
clique had particulars arrangement with hs brother
to corrupting any government officials the names OF
whom B. b. Brasher, John 7. Hogan, James X.
Hill. Colonel Smonson, Major Phillips, Lewis Monord.
McGrn, Snyder, Eberwein and Miller These officers
paid beray for their services and Messrs. Marsh
and Pringe railroad agents were included Ia our ring
Witness did not remember ever having conversed with
Philip EberweIn, in which he (wtnessl said that he
could steal enough away from McGrn without taking
him into the conspiracy The government here an
nounced that they would rest the with this wit
ness after which the defence called several witnesses
who testified to the general good character Of the de-
fendant The evidence was then closed and argument
commenced by Colonel Trussler for the government
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wHALEAiEN.

letter from the third officer OF bark bagodA NIB reports
her Tahat Nov 10. having taken 40 bbs - since
leaving Bay OF Islands last April Lost overheard the
night Of Nov Is Joseph Perry. native OF BravA
ports Nov 5 ship Niger, Halett Nh. $50 bbls % last
cruise: bark Coral Marvin, do. 20 j0a bound New
Zealand.
etter from Capt Lewis ofhark LarodA OF NIB reports
her Tahiti Nov is having taken go bbis - since
leaving Bay Of Islands; would be At New Zealand
letter rom on board ship Niger Haei, Of NB reports
hcT Tahiti Nov with 100 bbls sp and OIL
All tod--ooO ~ since leaving Bay Of Islands.
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SHIPPING NEWS

Rs-NoTIcR TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
TIIR PORT OF NEW YORK AT NfGHr-The NKw YORK
HKRAIo adopted distinguishing Coson night sgnalfcr
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while burn
ing coors red red changing from 20 the other
In succession and be several miles distant Cap
Of vessels seeing this signal will obge
pairing any they may have for Tie Ship News
Department Of the HKRALD
EPersons desirous OF communicating with vessels arrv
New York do by addressing such vessels
Of IiERALD Yacht. pier No East River, New York
Letters received from all parts Of the world and promptly do
bvered. Duplicates required.
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SAILED.

Steamers Sueva Ger, for Hamburg; Grsoce (Br Lon
don; Of Indiana (Br, Glasgow; Gamma Br), Ber
muda Andes tBrl Port Prince &c; Crescent City Ha
yana Montgomery, Fernandina via Port Royal: Herman
Livug gston, avannah Isaac Bell, Richmond. 4c Abe
marie, Lewes Del barks LIBERIA Liberia and Le-
Aaesund (Nor), Queenstown Falmouth Enrico
Dandolo ItaD. London Patra CSwe) Exeter; Z Bush
nell, cadiE; Ferraro Primo Qtap, Lisbon Texas Gep.
Bremen; remplar, Havre; Jidskjalf (Nor), Plymouth;
Cuba DO Roads. eliza Onlton (Br Cork brigs
Carolos Ita smyrna. Hiram Abn. Cardenas; schrs Earl
II Potter Barbados; G Loud, -.
Wind 1T midnight NNW.
Barometer sunset, 3O34
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shipmasters informed
that by elegraphng TO the HERsLD London Bureau sd
dressing Bennett, No 90 Fleet street, London or 90 ths
Paris Office. addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de Opera
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American aud all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be eAbled this
country free ~ charge
CAPTAINS arriving 81 and sailing rom Frsuch and Md
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THE BROADWAY PAVEMENT.

The pavement which the great thorough
fare of city fast becoming almost smooth as
the old Russ. The constant travel u from Four
teenh street to the Battery has down the edges
and horses find II very difficult travel The Broad
fall
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SPOKEN.
steamer Nevada I'D, J.

Steamer Nevada Br Jones. from New York Tor Liverpool,
Jan 10, lat ~ 40 Ion SO 4S
ship Grace new. Wilbur from New York Oct II for
San Francisco the Grace. Black, which let San
Fr.neeo Oct y for LverpoOD. Nov 20 lat 20 "a " lon
ship Therese. Shaw. from Mobile for Havre, Jan o. oG
Cape Florida
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when he determined going TO New Mexico 20 engage
I'm the practice OF his profession physician He did
NOT amer his asquta by the courts again live with his
wife who with ber two grown-up daughters has been
a resident OF Trumansburg, In this State, for con-
otderahle paSt
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THE WHISKEY FRAUDS.

CHICAGO Jan 13, 1876
This been the dullest day in the whskey business
for three weeks. Usually the indicted distlers nest
the government building when they do expect
be called before the Grand Jury, but to-day 1t
completely deserted, the Grand Jury being stll occu
pied with routine cases
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours In CON-
parson with the corresponding date OF last year
dicated by the thermometer at Hudnups pharmacy,
HERALD Building
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DAVID SNOW. BANKRR.

David Snow, President Of the National Bank OF the
Republic Boston, Mass died Of heart disease the
night Of the 18th inst, aged seventy-sx years.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.

A STEAM YACHT STRONG, SWIFT AND SEA-
~ worthy price S2OOOU wanted mnst De hrst
class heap Address with full description, name and
particulars, YACHT box 1856 Herald Office
XVANTED-A LIGHT DRAuGHT YACHT 80 TO so
w tons register. j. j. BABCOCK Ashaway. r. |.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY,
PORT OF NEW YORK. JAN. l3, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERAi
wHITEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINZ

REPORTED BY HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer City OF Vera Cruz Deaken Havana Jan g. with
mdse and passengers 20 Alexandra a sons
steamer New orleans Dearoorn. New Orleans Jan ana
Southwest Pass 6th with mdse and passengers 10 Clark
steamer New YorK ouick New Orleans Jan and South
west Pass 9Th with mdse and passengers 10 Whitney
Steamer Old Dominion Walker Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdse ana passengers TO the od dominion
sehr . 7 sinn. steeman, virginia.
sehr Mary r6oetts Robbins Nirginia
eSr seST JOHN @TsssH LsniSs MSsn sS'a' vaa. sfh
schr 4 Parker QgGsn VIRGINIA
Schr Ida Grant Curtis, Virginia
schr Maria Jane. Boxer Virginia.
sehr j r Patterson Wilson, Virginia
schr Alice Pierce. . Green Vlrginia
Schr Fooks Cranmer, Georgetown, DC for New iia-
schr L Marts, Marts Georgetown, DC, for New Ha-
schr Charles wool,ey. Ellis Baltimore.
Schr George Hallock Shsrrett, Baltimore.
seST ST ReSesea auade 6epSy Bamor
schr hiawatha, Somers. Baltimore.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Esop0ra johnson Portland for New York York
Steamer Santee Davis New Bedford for New York.
ship Sacramento Lane, Boston via New London tor New
schr Emma smaIley, Kennedy Margarets Bay, Ms for
sehI Emma Crosby, Crosby, Providence for New York
schr Albert Jameson, Jameson, New Bedford for New
Schr Lucian. Ball. New Haven for New York.
Schr Amelia. Mott Roslyn for New York,
Schr White Rock Lanerty, Southport for New York
Schr Sarah Babcock Sackett Greenwich for New York.
schr Mary Miller Miller, Port Jefferson for New York.
Schr b Woolsey. King, Boston for New York.
Schr Sarah Bruen. Austin, Providence for New York
Schr lndepe endence Mott Glen Cove fer New York.
Schr Norris Endcott, Providence for New York.
Schr Marietta Smith, Preston, Greenport for New York
Schr Julia A Tate, Tate Bridgeport Tor New York
Schr samuel Goodwin. Williams. Stamford Tor New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eeanora. johnson. New York for Portland.
Steamer Galatea Walden. New York for Providence
Schr American Eagle, shaw, Port johnson for Boston
Schr John Green, Hunter New York tor Derby.
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Average temperature yesterday. is 4
year 29A
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sa,iA Dssf,nasonl
Siennn.

DATES OF DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK FOR rHK MONTHS
JANUARy gEBRUAR1
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
YAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

b. MARTINEZ 4 co. Bankers,
10 Wall st. basement or box $50 New York Post once
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BOUND SOUTH

Steamer Eleanora johnson. New York for Portland.
Steamer Galatea Walden. New York for Providence.
Schr American Eagle, shaw Port johnson for Boston
Schr John Green Hunter. New York tor Derby.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-25
1ailu 4ennebee 5onrnal,

Issued every morning, except sundays. IL CON
AIMS the latest news by telegraph anu mail, gives
1pUrts Of Markets, and nas carefully prepared
polilica and local articles, ana generous amount
OF farming, home and miscellaneous reading win
luli compilation OF state news.
Terms, u per annum IN ddUdace, SIS If payment
not made within the year. Single copies b cents,
be mad at the bookstores and az this office.
Advertisements inserted reasonable terms.
Rates may be had on application at this ohice
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-25
Nennebft yournal.

Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
0t OF Court by oPkAGUE, OWEN 4 NASH.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-25
Advertising Agents
FOR THE
KENNEBECJOURN AL,
TDafly and Week1y.l

The following Advertising Agents are author
ised to receive subscriptions and advertisements
for tie KENNEBEC JOURNAL:
BOSTON IS. NJ. PETTENGnL Co., 10
State Street.
s. r. NILES, No. fremont
Street.
TIC. EVANS, 252 Washington
St.
HORACE DoDD Washington
Street.
NEW YORK IS. NJ. PETTENGLL & Co., 81
Park Row.
GEO. p. ROwRLL & Co. 40
Park Row.
BATES LOCKE, "a Park Row
w. W. SHARPE & Co.
DAUCnY & Co., l9l Fulton St
PHILADELPHIA Coz, WETHEHELL 4 Co.
S. NJ. PETTENGILL q Go.
70l Chestnut street.
ST LOUIS, MO-, RowELL & GRESHAM, cor
Third and Chestnut st 5.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-25
AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.

OFFICE HOURS.
For delivery Of letters, from 100 a. NJ. 70 go
= NJ.
On SUNDAYS, from 9l5 A. NJ. to 1915 A. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-08-25
M'eekly Aeuuebee 9ournal,

Published every Wednesday morning, is the
ar 5est folio paper in the state, containing news,
po cal articles, agricultural and scienc matter,
ia es, poetry, anecdotes, household matter mark
ct &c., &c.
Terms, per dnnuns IN Advance.
Transient Advertisements, ~ 90 per incn for nrst
w,sK; 90 cents per week Tor each subsequent in.
tOn.
Special Notices, o. so per inch for first week; 80
ce lLs per week for each subsequent week.
Business Notices, in reading columns 20 cents
PEI line for first Insertion; ~ cents per line for each
subsequent insertion.
, 1876-08-25
MISSOURI.
PHELPS UNSATISFACTORY nENIAL.
Tnscfo{ Efspnfch tn Yh4 TffhnRS

! Special Dtspufch to Ihs Tribune.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 2i.-Thc opinion In this
ttty is that Mr.. Phelps did not Ylndicatc worth
cent In bis speed, ut Easton to-day. Measured
the Democratic State Central Committee yes
tcrday that the explanation OF hta alleged srau-
lalors coulnct On board the Andy johnson
should be full aud satisfactory, and such Is to
cHcctually, shut the mouths Of his tra!urcrs,
Instead Of thorough ylnlivatinn he merely
venturcd barc denial, z ruse that any common
offender mlght, a.Q would naturally,
u.lopt- 4 leading Democrat satd tonight:
"Tllis la worse than no explanation at
nll." 8o far ua could be lcarncd 1t is the ge,l-
eral opinion among prominent Democrats III this
city that 1t would have been muct, butter ii lie
had not alluded to the scandal. In Wow of the
fact that 10 less than
IlALF-pozCN PERSONS
had borne Testimony In the public prints to hay
Ing been witnesses Of Phelps lccl4erous assau!t
On tue lady passengers, II vas expected That liz
would attempt to show eltl.cr that Ills contlnCt
lad been ulisintcrprctca Or that plot had becn
c0neoctesl 10 ruin lin ns public Mnn
In Missouri. Ills special friends, and
his organ III thla city, lad repeatedly Inserted
tlrtr ability IL provo that the storY was n.s-
ltrtnas yarn made Of mlolc cltth for purely
cumpatgn p,srposes; therefore tho ilisappnIut-
mcnt oycr the thin tteMal which cauaes IN pare
af tho sRuclt~at.ted vfndIcatlon promised yea
terday.
SEVERAL pgMocHAT1c rApEus
throughout the btatc lavc announced thcr d..
Termination to haul down Phelps nama tu the
cycnt III MI unsatisfactory explanation vi thu
scandal, aud there Is every fcasn!! to believe
that the 'ncso pl.a of "nat. guilty" which was
Missouri Democracy which docs not believe Ia
turning the State-llouaN Into Il ilarcna.
ANnTHEN CIRCUMSTANCE
happened to-day which will mako It more neces-
sary than ever for Ar. Phelps to clear hImsclf
aud that ID tic acceptance by aEr. Flnklcnburg
Of tbs Republican tinbcrnatorfal nomination.
II has all along been asserted ~ the Ntpubllean
that, with Fi,lislrnb.rg ptltcd against Phelps
with this acatnal hanging o'er itm. II would
States, aud even ,nony Democrats hive al1nlt-
ted that. II Phelps did not show clean hand,
| Ills election would be rrhblc1Mattcnl. So It Ii
altogether probable that tur Don Juan Phelps
bcforu the vrtuous wing OF the Missouri Dc
MocEacy Is paciflcd.
ST. Jos, No., Aug, a4,-John 8. Phelps,
Democratic randldate for uoYcrnnr u th!s
State, opened tho canvass to-day at Eaton, tllis
which between 1000 anil 5,ND people were pres
ent. Attending to tho scandal In circulation re-
gartIng hla acttan toward aone lalllcs
'Sai Jay ts cs 'f*i%sI FSsips Andy ssa "'oe is e
not my wont or inclinatlun to reply to lnslnua-
tIons. Every candidate for public favor Is sub
1ect to charges Of wrong-lolng from Ills politl'
| cal opponents. only consider u ncctssaTy TO
lnsulte1 Or lnaltscatcd ladlcs arc mallciously
false. While doubling the p1opriety OF paying
any attention to my traducers, I say this nillrh
In defeuse of nysclf. my IIends, aud the truth
, 1876-08-25

nnh he has promised to coruo sG }dlauo dur
Ing the campaign. 1[E
FORT wArNE, tE
Special Dtspdfch to Tie {; z
FoRr WArsE, Iild., Aug. 4:-'G night tho
Democrats held rally at the which was
we'll filled: Me.srs. SlIs!ucr' 9tol', tic
speakers advertlscd, failed to appear. and Gen.
Cameron, nF Ch!cugo, was substituted. Ills
spccci, VA. quite ta!sis. Tonight the Eepub1ic-
aus held 1argc aud enthusiastic meeting. Gen.
+. ". 1.cc, nf New ynrk, made an eloquent
speech. lie ts very eifcctiye orator.
, 1876-08-25


The above statement @! taxes, a. will be seen,
embraces two clasaes of items: FtrAf. taxes fol-
.he payment II aoets; rseond. taxes for HE gen.
Tht. trts ca.s embraces ttn tnx for tn: bnr,s.y
oebt: fof the canal dcbt for. canal awassA (which
cnrstttntc debt being the anlnant awarded !y
the Court of Canal .ApRfa!-ers nr d4nsass- ,o
property owners by The action n' the Stnte', and
ior defcienty from t!,s previous year Nnne Of
th~"e wcrc aubjett to the df+cfrtnn of she tlov.
crnnr and lcgtrlature. Thcr xcre simply debts
axe,l hy lan. and Ind IN bc paid.
~ se;oaa elati eh.urAccs i!'n taS for act!ools
.u .es LIE sEHt!Ib purposes o. lhe Sf1tn t}6Ftfn-
she discretion 81 thu t1rcfnof aud Legislature.
t.r ~. -" .sy vi e ~. ..p a. ~ tnto' no
~ bof kHt EeHeeaI tntposHh ahH expenses nt tl1o
Hosesn!nsnt 1f rreclscly all 10: both yGa:s. That
H. the Tax o.eF wtI[ch the GDrcrnos has a,lY cutt.
tf0l IL not reduced At oil, T,su DatY ITerenrn Ii
in the In 1rrInI II, r,saf ii, rn1ni.s,.,t. ~ ~
jrt,t sni that i. IA i, is,. I ah ~ INC
Iso.. .n1 aH .nat y h.eu " I'm asn Ing soscfaof
1tst H. t'!!S .1 " W "!al y ms VIII aq2rhr more
a!stMe'J ~ ssphEatlne from Inc gencsal tabe tho
VA 'o' oeot 'eq"ste'len'a.
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