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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-08-09

Handsome spring styles gents Hats at
Earnest s. Briscoe's.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-08-09

Large assortment os Silver Ware at
Earnest 81 Briscoe's, which they viii sell
as low as any one.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-08-09

- 1t is now reported in Wash
ington on good authority that Grant
is insane.
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Earnest 81 Briscoe keeps the best Boots
and Shoes If they do not give entire
satisfaction will return money or give
new pair of shoes.
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Earnest s. Briscoe's is the place to
buy good clothing cheap-bought very
low for cash.
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~ New Ravens Custer monu-
ment subscriptions SO far foot up
S1.O7.
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H Bleyins, Democrat, is Sheriff
Of Hawkins. Webb, Dem, Trustee.
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The Morristown Gazette.

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 9, 1876.
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INTRODUCTORx PRICE LIST
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the price for FIRST SUPPLY when corresponding book
change.
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U.rLrssD uryoosrpr.- Sensation. clc

UsrixssB urvoosrRY.-sensationai cleo
ton bets are popular Just now. and the
..,..,,.,row coma. In ,or a. .b.,s NJ
"
abuse. An agreement OF this kind WAS
made In Virginia City last Tuesday night.
Nose Waller bet. on Tilden and Alcck Nc
Kenny bets on Hayes. The loser has 70
wheel the winner In . w~heslbarrow from
Andy's saloon on @ street to Gold Hill.
A band Of music has BEEN engaged Tor the
occasion, and two little girls viii be pres.
ent on the day OF in Accompl,snment sno
wiz coiiect money ior .ne o.aS II =
nancy could be moro properly expended
in purchasing through tickets 70 WOOD
bridge for both parties 70 nus any'hins
bnt 'essiD' o. ~" .ra condcnusd sshbsS.s
WIN o ~ and will nressnt
VIII 70 ~ 80 ,ha nrocs..inn AZ n
,heir apn A. s,rss,
Pa''o' "A
A SraEKr PAVED WITH SiLvrR. There
..,h,n, u..n hon ths u.ople OF the
Is "o'""o r,--,-.-I-I...
Comstock. Inc 'hgihiAns hA'o m.a' ny
their minds 70 m~acsdemiEs Q street, and
-. ,,hor r,.,syisl handy tbev have
started In to cover the ,sa
waste roc e. pns,s.ds, 10 see thst waste
heaI'o, s.r n,ct nm chunks anywhere
rock' 10y u hi.ct suInbursts which
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09

SAN WAGNER Mip.-old Sam Wagner.
tho colorcd bell-ringsr and ,own-crier Of
Virginia. was mad this morning. lie was
going abou, announcing an auction, and
took the opportunity to let people know
how he felt about some other things.
Sam yelled out On G street:
"Thi. YER Is the bis chance you ever
zee 10 git a cheap lot o furntur. Terms,
r,.h 10 the lowest bidder. Now dissspint-
ment air liable To make q man weak. q N
they do say tibet Sam Tilyun air elected.
That IA the wu-t thin that could happen
the United Stats. Then tho GoLp HILL
NEWS seq that out 81 the sixty-ive colored
votes east in yirginny on'y one WIS
chnckei fur Tilyun. an that that Niger
sez no il a cullud Irishman. Now that
there paper lies. fur you can't make me
b'lieye ,hs, no black man will say he's an
Iri.hmsn!" Sam was exceedingly angry
a, The shou, Of laughter which this speech
called forth and marched OF In silent IN
dirnation and laid by his bell.
Coop Iooxs ron RrSr.-As will he seer
by notice in our advertising columns to-
a,v. n number OF very eligible rooms in
The MAYNARD House. Gold Hill. just newly
furnished throughout In firs'-ciass s,yis'
are now offered for rent ON reasonAols
terms. Mrs. A. A. q. Wrattsn has ieaseo
The establishment, and having fitted ny
these rooms with new bedding. new car
nets and everything else new complete
and f~r.t-rate in every respect, she - nov
prepared 10 off.r unusually eligible iAeiil'
lie. 10 those desiring really good roops'
Read her advertisement.
Cor Away wun Ir.-Our amiabie ana
handsome young friend. L. II. Pisiey, Al
Carson. got away with the election ior
ASSESSOR 81 Ormsby county. beating nus
D.mocratic opponent by 200 majority
Bully for Pix.
Only two DRINKS were dragged to thu
battle in Virginia last might. There never
was such an orderly election ON the Com
stock before.
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Arr,,.,, ms. n.,.,.x.
ssp~r,.r-. Last Ev-.,as


NATIONAL GuARp ELEcrioS.-on Mon
day occurred the election % the National
Ousrd. with the following result: firsl
Lieut-nant. John A. Robertson; Second
lieutenant, James n. Pom-roy: firsi
Reryeant, John Thaxton Second sergeant
Duncan Mcknight; Third Sergeant. vii
liam y. Box: Fourth Sergeant Neil 10y
n.chsn; Color Sergeant. Thomas NJ
Mallon.
LADIES sociAL.-The ladies' connected
with NJ. Johns Church. Gold Hill. ART
soing ~ give another % their pleasing and
popular social. at Miners Union Hall gu
FRIDAY evening neat. The proceeds vii
be devoted to the purchase Of the rcquis
ties for the coming Christmas tree, and
they cordially invite everybody to assist
them In this worthy and pleasing matter
FurIoHr RECEIPTS. - The following
fr.ish,s for Gold Hill and Virginia City
were received during tho iwsnty-four
hours ending at II o'clock n. to-day
Wood, 81 carloads; ~ of lumber. II OF
merchandise, 2 % coal. I % nails, l OF
grain. I o. hay and ! % castings.
ANIMAL MxrrISo.-Tho annual meeting
Of the Challenge Consolidated Mining
COMPANY for the election % officers. ETC..
will Be- held Al the Office 81 the company
In Fan Francisco ON the 10Th instant. See
oficial notice In our advertising columns
to-day.
ruE Democracy 81 Virginia complain
bitterly Of the sidewalks, which within the
nsst tso DAYS have been di-grseefully
DRUM and pitch about like a ship In a
storm.
TuK inquest by Coroner Hodges As 10
ths death % Joseph Pierce. who was re.
rsntly killed In the Gould and Curry will
he held In Virginia City this evening
Mn. Mrncrn. the gentleman who sue
...d. Mr.. Picot,c in the management 81
The su,ro i.d,p.@dsai, visited the Nh"'
onies yesterday.
TIE stock market is again attracting ~
t.n,io. from people Of a speculative turI
OF mind. Election exciiemeh's Me ''''
ing down.
MRs. McIIuRLry Of Virginia cay wa
thrown out Of q buggy on the Divide
last Tuesday afternoon and had he' al"
broken.
Tur new school.house in the fourii
Ward. Virginia. 1. expected 10 b. In resdi'
meas for occupancy December ist.
Dusno the past t~~enty.sour hours ~
carloads 81 ore have been shipped 10 the
mill. an ths Carson River.
Nrxrsors arrests for being drunk and
d~isorderiy have been made In virginia
City during the past two days.
Youxo c,RRoLL will receive his exam
nation on . charge Of murder before
Judge Wright tomorrow
rul furniture Of the Avery school house
A, in position. The rooms are being mad'
very attractive.
osr Of the Virginia City school marm'
10 thinking Of getting married. Good
thing " do.
rux employees Of the Virginia and
rrueles Railroad arc being paid Oh to
day.
W. IA. BLAuvHLr anu VII" fe'ut.ou"
aCeptenniai visit yesterday morning.
PAVING placer digging. arc to b found
In The vicinity Of Honey Lake.
The front Of tho new County Court
house 10 being painted.
rur South End mine has been attached
ssaiu.
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THR OUTINOIG.

Owing 70 tho universal strinsency and
dull times for the last few months. tho
people generally practice economy In theiI
purchase In all branches Of trade. Tho
clothing business has felt the pressure
with the rest. Considering the situation,
We feel gratiied that u business has
held liz own beyond u expectations. Al
though the hard times arc not yet past,
we feel that reaction will come, and that
PEOPLE WILL NAVE NEW CLOTHING,
In anticipation Of this, we arc laying In
Q large and well-selected stock Of custom
made clothing for men and boys, furnish
soods, boots. shoes. hats, trunks, valises,
blankets. etc.. and in purchasing Kept al
eye 10 fAs ~aia ehanes namely: buying
chcap-for we know that we must sell low
to meet the depleted purses Of the COM
munity. and We can and will do II. Come
and see II we don't.
REISsrEIS a woLr,
Leading Clothiers, Gold HUI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09

Excissasnt In san Yraneisee-rhs
STATE undseidediy Republicas.
sAS fRAxcrsoo. Nov. $3.50 p. NJ
Nothing new In the way Of news 10
being received at tho headquarters Of
either party this morning. and the crowd
at both places are dependent mainly upon
press dispatches for information. Some
change In feeling has taken place since yes.
terday. Tho Democrats now feel comb
don't Of victory. Tho Republicans. with
out yet giving mp the fight. still admit
that the prospect Il iess cheering. Great
satisfaction 10 expressed BY the latter ct
the unexpectedly heavy Republican ma.
~jorities In this State. Doubt IL entertained
OF Pachscs's election u the returns TO
date are somewhat against him. Strong
hopes arc entertained that MoKenna 10
elected. and dispatches are m~omentarily
expected II headquarters from the north.
ern counties. which will probably settle
the question. On the street to-day the
crowd remains almost undiminished. but
much less noisy, owing probably to the
fact That the dispatches arc few and far
between. and not Of = particularly cheer
ing nature TO either party. There was
some talk among the Democrats this
morning Of claiming 0regrn, but late I'd.
vices have had the effect TO cruah their
hopes OF that State. On the whole the
Democrats seem 10 have the best Of II to-
day.
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s.x PH,ScIsco. November "a ?. N.
Con. Virginia 81 asked.
Resi- a Brleher-iI asked.
ophir-isk BID.
Moioc-6 asked.
Hale 4 Norcro-s-7S bid.
Ju.tice-2as bid.
CLiforniA-55s bid.
Yellow Jacket-isa bid.
ssvAgc-i3s asked.
Belcher-iG bid.
Sierra NevadA-ii bid.
Union Con.-l2s askcA
AlphA-i2h askod.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09

Hrw YoRK. November 2.-Sales In the
Morning Board. in currency. ~ere: 10
Alpha ~. 40 Best and Bsieher ol. 10 Cali
forniA son. $50 Imperial 4. $50 Coniidene-
10. 100 Enehcquer IL. Gould 4 Curry 10,
200 Grant 5h6l5., go Hale 4 Norcross
AZ. 200 Ju.tic. rs y. 80 Sierra Nevada IS,
80 southern Star ~. 100 Yellow Jacket
a;. loo Ceisrberg North 5is@5S.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09
A COUGH.

In . Latter % Mrs. LisIe, OF Chicsgo, Q vel
known esnxIbutor 10 the Western press. she
psn,.d b. sl.edine At he ing. 10 iisls',
Honor Of Horahound and Tar. my cough
she says, "threatened 10 suffocate me
but the Honey Of Horcheund and Tai has
removed every trare OF IT," The letter was "a
. LADY friend IN this city. who has placed u .,
the disposal Of U. N. Crittenton. Z Sixth ave
nls. Plies Tsothaehe Drops cure IN one
Minute
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R M. z.

nBrUnNs HER SINCERE THAMES TO
II, the people Of Virginia City and vicinity
81 their liberal patronage In the pa.s and Will
new o6er her entire stock Of DRY uoODe.
consisting Of silfs. caahmsfes. Alpaeas. I'm
pfess Cisths. Delaincs. Domestic Prints. sheet
IN. PILLOW Cases, Cotton Towcling. Table
IInSp. Hos,ey. Gents Shirts and Underwear,
ISos csrtains, Nottingham Real Reps and
psmask window Shades, Cornice Cords and
Tasssls, At COST. Also, Q large assortment
Al Pail and winter MilliserY 0oods. Thesc
soods viii b soid POSITIVELY At Co6r, =
en- nov closing out bssissss. fSsh south
O s1rsa, vlsetnis. sm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09

HAels's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion. removes freckles.
tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft,
white and delicate. Its application can.
mot be detected.
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vlCTORY!

Having better and more reliable dis
patches than any other newspaper in
Nevada, we are able to state with per-
fec, confidence this evening that Hayes
and Wheeler are elected.
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Lyos's KkrHAHios makes beautiful,
gloss. luIuriant hair ; prevents its ialllng
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years, Ia charmingly pcrfumed,
and has no rival.
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A CARE.

To ell who are suffering from the errors and
iuilserrtions Of zenith, nervous weakness,
Early decay. loss 81 manhood. etc.. will rend
Q recipe that will cure you. fres Of charge.
THIS great remedy Was discovered by q NILS.
sionsry In south America. scnd q self I'D.
dpsssed envslope 10 the itsv. Joseph 7. lnrnsp,
stanou D, Bible Hsur, New York CITY.
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srOCK RErORT.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09
The ELECTION
The Republicans Time to
Laugh Now.
NEVADA LOYAL TO THE PARTY OF
PROGRESS!
Haycs and Wheeler Probably
Elected.
ossd News Yrem all Parts Of the
Country.

Country.
lsrrciAL DsrArcnrs TO n Com FIJI
pAilr Srws
The following dispatches are the latest
received up to the time Of our going TO
press. They indicate the election Of
Hayes and Wheeler by q small majority.
and the wiping out Of tho Democratic
majority In the House Of represents
ti,es:
FLORIDA.
NEW YoRK. November 9.-Latest dis
patches from Florida seem " indicate
that the Democrats have carried the State
by 1000. The Republicans claim from
500 TO 1000 majority.
CHICAGO. November 9.-Spccisls 10 the
New York Tribsss and Time. from Florida
say the State Is Republican. and they claim
Hayes election by one vote.
NEw York. November 9.-The Tines has
just bullstined . dispatch from the Gov
ornor III Florida to his brother-in-law here
that the State has gone Republican.
LAKE err. Fla, November 9-l:3O =.
N.-A steamboat IL expected at Palatka
this Afternoon. bringing returns rum the
Upper st. Johns river counties. Both
parties still claim the State. Nothing Is
positively known ~ to tho result.
CnIcAoo. November D. LAKE Orr.
Florids.-Retnrns received up 70 l0;3o
this morning show Democratic gains. but
leave the State still In doubt. II 10
TX sl.s a.. .sl ..st.s Ia Vassaaarw
thought that an actuai count Is necessary
:u''', .no -.i.-.
cs,caoo' Nov. S.~Tbs Republicans here
| ,hi, morning are very hopeful and coui.
dent. The Democrats arc remsrk,bly 81.
l.uf- III Ia now admitted that tho election
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STOREY COUNTY.
THE LArEar oBrAINABl.E KLEC.
TION RETURN.

a Good Deal Of Scratching on hissr
OGiess. bus . solid Vess ssr
Hayes aud wheeisr-rhe Latest
Local Returns.
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RASTRRN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO rH, coll NIL DAILY new
DOMESTIC NEWS.


Nrw Yenx, November o.-Ths TTbsae
..v. ,hcra 4. ,tii . nossibility that Hayes
cI-.,,.. y, an. slse-
mas carried norm CaroinA'
ton Of 1872 II toek fsur OF hvs Gays 70 oe-
termino tho electoral vote Of tho Btsts.
Yesterday u was reported for Tilden, sut
u 10 now claimed for Hayes. We wv
the attention Of tho whole country 70 inc
STATE Of South Carolina. North Caio.ns
and Oregon. They are going 70 decioe ~
Presidential contest. and IL 10 Jus. Pos ny
that the election there 10 not yss oIst. wv.
most earnestly deprecats any uamPsi
with the returns In anybodys ineress III
We wish Mr.. hagone naa no' suuuS'
left tho city last nign., - .,n.
Tho Herald says Iiiashs oniy Ti.- ~
Of election depends ON u Possio,yy.
his having carried Louisians er soa.a
Carolina. The anteceden. ProDDsX"
.ns' SoasI -. .o,hing In the anthem.
anu .n .' ~ co.tr.diet thai -supposition.
n south Carolina does not support Hayes
is vote will be doubtful. and ine rePuo,
iican eanvAsslns ~ oorn,,ng fYiden
reasons OF PtesoA 49, no~iooL are
out sn..n a. his eating Inc electoral
votes Of Louisiana. Both parties claim
the State, and when tho Presidential eieo,
tion IL found to depend on the electoral
votes Of one State. . temptation Is presented
which the ordinary frail virtue OF politcai
parties cannot DO expected to resist. The
country must accept tho oineiai aouon Oh
'ne gay :. ~ long and The only body
entitled to pass on the suficiency OF the
demonstration Is Congress OF wnien on'
ran IL eon.ro ~ ,.c nowocysts vbieh
snu .s, ,s a,,,.ctsd to agree on questions
uh1nI, 80 D,oiaundly sffecis party interests.
WV yprx' November g.-The Tirbwns
.. This mornipg we feel warranted
in saying that Tildsn 10 not surs o. more
than isi votes; 70. IN TACT ~ ,. n.,oiiss.
aoou, ~ y u ., Isi w;thout Floriis.
'nA' iiA, - ,hs ,sisgrsnb deuisls the
anu ~ ih P. noint N bis having carried
u.a, ~
'nA' ''A''
Excitement In New herA'
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1850. 1870
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH or VIRGINIA,

q. ".
rHyHIs LD.RsTABLIsIiRD AND RELi.
able Laundry 10 prepared 10 turn out any
quantity Of Renovated and Ciean Lirtn with
oat being damaged By manipulation os By
chemical application.
paskages panetuaily called for and 70
turued.
O1hccs-International Hotel and wallars's
yruit Store, IL south Z STREET, virrinis and
vssey House. Gold Hill. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09

RICHMOND. November 9.-Tildsn's ma
iority is $4,000. The Democrats elect
eight Congressman, one doubtful.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

srsoAL TO ras GOLD NIL DAILY xrvs.
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sp.eu,..ious 0. View York.

NEW yonK. November 9-3 A. Moor
rissey claims 1873 votes for Tilien In the
clubs, and both North Carolina and Flor
ida. There IL more reason at this hour W
expect that the Republicans have carried
North Carolina; there IL no doubt that they
have Florida. In 1872 u took four or fivo
DAYS 10 count North Carolina.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09
NEW YORK.

HEu Yolx. November o.-Ths Demo
cratic majority il estimated variously al
from 20, 900 10 $1,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09
Hayes Election Rurs.

WASHINGTON. November 9.-lIon. Chas.
l.. Gorham. Assistant Secretary Of the In
terror. at noon to-day received . telegram
from Secretary Chandler, saying without
qualification that Hayes has lS5 votes, and
Is elected. Secretary Chandler will return
here from New York tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09
WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, November 9.-The latest
returns indicate that the Republicans have
carried the State by from 1900 TO 5000
majority.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09

H.Erronp, November 9.-The Republi.
can majority in the Connecticut Legis-
laturs Is ~ on joint ballot. the Senate
standing II Republicans to 10 Democrats,
and the House iN Republicans TO los
Democrats. The Congressional delegation
remains "a In the present Congress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-09

Following il tina result in fiowery ;
The Republican electoral ticket Ia two
ahead. Ellis 5. ani Kirkpatrick 2. State
senator-Stewart. IS; Williams. 80; Os-
bi.ton and Schultz. each IS. The Legis-
latiye ticket Is Republican. Kelly. for
sheriff. 10 : ahead. On the remainder OF
the ticket tho Republicans have a general
mnLnritN
, 1876-04-01

NJ. Coz presented memorial from women. e!t.rns
q .,e In..a stse. asking for form u eo1-rnrnpn.
citizens tim right to v6te. ffn enkri matter Of
grace ad ..or. that tic memorial should la printed
afr. H.nhs srrnssted That It Was 1po r.4r1 tn~day
since The wife NJ John Adams, Eneafrr o III" C',hi-
~ % In = IN 44s
wonen The ds'to TO present shls memorial and u
hare notcsd Il! I'LL. ~ ws; i eeanss TIL. ~ ,s
Tho memorial was received and referred 10 ths Com
1'.t.s on thu ptrict Of colnmb's md ordered print
I'd In Tho RscoFd.
coat,nrrEE REfonrs.
hfF Wood IN. ". from ths uonamt's on WsJa snd
PRESS packages contained Ia ons importation. After
explanation tho bill whs pataed. -....
nss 1fG s a.s shs t.
il sec Il ths s,i.sd statutes abai = construed
@ss iisaes. .s4 ts.t u. qa.a.ty y n.ts!'si a:s,
thst the AZ On ii baer Der sser Deer sie ror!er. md
other ,ttllar fermtntcd liquors. shall be paid ~ Ere,
M e.; :sse s pss ~ 3 90 :s. = @
some dsctnaton, the h1 PANEL.
~. Tucker, fron !bs s:ras c,n,nftee. reported
nc to esgnsts and AZ points Ut rhteh tho Collectors
1nd euperT'sors Of Isotenuo shAn hold their once.
On motion OF Mr. Wood Tho ILL 10 carry into effect
:hs Hawaiian treaty WAS made The specal order for
Tho Speaker tleu called On committees for reports
Of trivata character.
~. n.nni9g. f.1H ths comm';ts % sttl,!..x A.
Hetszel. Of tho Engineer Corps, 70 soce1a ths oson
Of Trustee Of tho Cincinnati southern ttalsosd With
ont interfering With hia rank in ths arruJ.
Mr. ConRer opposed tho bl on tbs ground thAs tho
work. In progress lho great lakes would thus bo ds-
pr.ved OF iho ss.vcea II that va'uahls officer. fser
IT, Senate Illl deei.r1ns the i4th Of April mart
public holiday In the District Of Columbia to sllow tho
, 1876-04-01

Several Aldermen OF That Modern MIN.
cveh IlnuIod UP Before tt, . Lnsv.

Several Aldermen OF That Modern MIN
cveh Hauled UP before tto Inv.
S1. Lou1s, March 3l.-The County Grand Jury
to-day informed the Criminal Court, through tho
Circuit Attorney, TINT they had found indics-
men.s sgsinst certain Aldermen aud 9TH
crs for bribery, perjury, eta, and bcnch.
warrants wern issued for AID. John E.
Hagerty, John q. Woosttuhn, Michael 1lsddou,
and ex-Ald. J. @. Rogers. all charged with
bribery. These parties vore brought before
Judge Joncs and entered into bonds Of 81, 2,o0o
each. Patrick MoHsle, brother-in-law OF
Hagetty WAS also arrested On chsrge Of partury,
bribery. and eubornation OF perjury, and
gave bond Of $4,000. E. D. brown, 6upoEin-
tondent Of ths hrn-alat1n telegraph, IVES also
brought In on charge Of perjury, and gave !
bond. It ia understood tho indictments In al
have boon found, but tie above are the only
names which have yet officially trausplred.
II is asserted that tho bribery charged
againss the Aldermen Ia accepting money to
confirm certain appointments made by Mayor
Drittou last spring, and for voting for charter
tot what n known hs tho Chss avenue stseee
railroad. Other developments arc expected TO-
MORROW. whom tho namoe at other parties against
whom Indictments hare benn found will b mado
known.