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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-27

$3.50: apple, NV, sIs5@s2.2s; old, 1925
W7sfskeys: Market unsettled; proof,
he Haiessa,s: Medium, sl.5o an pure old, 81
@s4; yirgtnia mountain, new, e9s2.l0 Old
Gin I Domestic, sf.ssasa isper.si. case.
40 H. Lic9rice.
Licories Rasts: q; G.;S Co. 3D.: z. r.: 2sc.;
27c.; A. &C.. 26ci. 6. y ti.. 2Sc- s5;i
Lumber, slaves, asc. 49,
yEsns 1spF si ss io 5S0 sss sS a
s35@s1aa 1000 yellow pine boards, al0@sl4;
Pint ss 81 :sf sgpH s. s lsns' sD Rs
10 1,eoa LaasdhtsTspnt 81 80 s.wed, 90 5ss5s
ssens ysSsa ssE
tiuaDeE4 f6 @$7.50 3 1000. Eldnr-barrel poles. 81
Gss: observation-disclosures no tsniant hickory hoop.
Rigs. Mixed cotton, axe; white, &c.; woosau
MiIl-Seed.
iSltpstuf: 45c. p busheI. g5
Rg9l.nstyg: 2g@23c. 2 bnshel.
Wheat Bran: 16GG2os. q hrishel. va. ~
Corn Bran: 1sc. per bushel
4; Powder, Shot, &c. .s
Poioder: 1915 by The 1--WE kegs-less shan Iw
heg zo seS Noi GiaF1,n bag Of as m
s GrindS.oaes: I5seE2Hc. q ID. -
asssa-, r Wood.
Cord Oak-Sessored SO. O@s3.7 5 :arseasoned
s2.75@a3.25 pins-Seasoned, S3@saa5: risea-
soned, 50 50@&S.75. - .
Ry Telegraph.
$50 a =, NEW YORK. ~ -
MEw YpRk, Noysmbey a5:-ceson 1lrnler; sales
prices generally Without decided Change. Gor,l
New fully 1c. lower: old without decided change;
demand moderate; Sags6c for ungrsded western ,
and a shade lower. Pork dull ut s16.s7K@sl7 for
mess Lard.Spot heavy, and dull; steam; spot,
Sugar quiet and very firm. Rice and molases quiet.
Turpcntne steady. Rosn quiet. FreiShts frmer
for grain. #. s.-r g.Fe
BALTIMORE. as H;,; ~
BALTIMORE, November 25.-Flour steahy; de-
mand moderate; prices unchanged. Wheat active
and strong; Pennsylvania red, s1:25@S1.40; Nit
ryna red good to prime stOAN sotsr
54@56c: western active and strong. Oats fairly
active: prime southern. 9SGE40c. Rye unchanged.
and unchanged. 'Whiskey heavy &c sl.i0. Sugar
dull and unchanged 4"
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, NorembeI 25.-Floar quiet and
firm. Wheat dull; red, Sl.20@Sl 80. Corn firm
at 30@3Sc. Rye in fair demand and firm ut $50
Zoe. Barley dull and nominal. Pork firm at SIC,
si e LiIH o Snei AMI souefs M
clear rib-sidcs s@Stc.; clear sides, s,se. Bacon
quiet and unchanged. Whiskey In falr demand at
S110.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. November 25.-Flonr steady and
unchanged. Wheat steady; red, sl.2o; amber,
laly unchanged. Oats dull; white, 3se.; mixed
Soc Pork .nontnally unchanged. Buik.lneats
strong SHOULDERS, 6,..:i eleay e,5-sides exc. clear
clear rb-s.ics. 94c.; clear sides, 10c. Sugar-cured
llanS IN good demand at l5c. Lard dull and ui-
r,raligcd Whisky steady and unchanged. Dag
| cling in fair demand and firm a; Sl.19.
| ST. LOUIS, November 2!.-FN.u steady and
firm for low and medium grades extra tall, ~ 200
$3.50. Wheat--Eo. 2 red fall, sl.28E; No.. red
| fall, 81 20@Sl20E Corn active and ilrm; No.
| mixed, 44Glf4,ac. Oats dull! and heavy. Rye Arm.
barley unchanged. Whiskcy quiet Sl.06. Pork
dull ut $3.50. Lard quiet; 50. S2h asked; 1913
| bid. Bulk meats and bacon unchanged.
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CHARGED With MALICIOUS DESTRUCTION
81. LoHiS. Noycmocr 2i.-Eight OF the en-
yln"a-> and tircmtn WAC struck on the st.
L"Uis and Cairo Narrow-Gauge railroad.
some days ago. are now undergoing pre-
!Iwi9arr examination at Bcllcville, ILL.,, on
tie charge OF malicious destruction OF pro-
r.!ry. in disabling locomotives, obstructing
the mails. and assault with intent to kill.
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SHOCKING MURDER AND DCTCHERY OF A
Boy albany, N. L., November 24.-LouiS
.arr., 4 butcher, threw kAife ut L num-
Der Of boys who were annoying him, and
struck john Grcssen, an innocent boy Gus
iomyr, diseinbowcllinS and killing him.
liners, who had been drinking, WAS arrested.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November 25.--Gold opened at 1885,
Eoon.-Stocks active with better feeling. Money,
2E. Gold, 100. E4change-Lopg, 4S2 short, Asa.
States-South Caroiina's lower. Governments &C
tive aud lower. ir'-' - 49, if.s.."s 5sa1 ~
Erening.-Money. 2lk13. Sterling, 4S2. Gold
1O9G109s. Governments duh and lower. States
quiet and nominal. {ttt y
BANK STATEMENT. ~.
Loans decrease, 81 ,G25,0O0; specie increase,
s1,0O0,000; leSal.tcnders decrease, $4,000: de-
100000.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 25.-Firgina g., defer
red, 81: conso!s, G6ai; second series, 34H.
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FIREWORKS.

EIRE-WORKS,--Ju received, la time
H for celebrations Of the DEMOCRATIC victory:
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS,aorth or spieneid
I'M order TO give all chance TO ~joilffy ~ snaI
exDensc engage your Ianterus &C once. -. u
'r> -. 80 -, ANDREW PIZZiSf,sR.,
no q s.as,sts-4 .. Sa7 Broad street,.
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WING ARRANGEDaSatsss---sss Mt
Ii BOAT sSITBLE,ETplt to carry.
DNY and FRIDAY MORNING and return every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT, pIyinS
between e,ar POINT AM shia city. Boat Ea
Los ruin MS usual. a. -. ar Z. ~.
Ireigh. aud basgaSs received at all hours OF th,
day nt my office, le IS Basin bank mn 1sr ].
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! CARPETS, RUGS. MATS, dc.

~~~--~-~~-~---~
I'VE HIVE RECEIVED OUR FALL
wv stock OF CARPETS, QlL-Cl 10Th, RUGs,
ASK CURTAINS. we have u large assortment Oh
which we offer ut low prices.
- > e's".v-,f!.I' tgpiIILIIIp5. 6. .JENNISGS.L
No. 22, corner Goyernoraud Fr.lnsisn streets:
se % r'IrTs.I.l ~ .tts 1ichinondt Va.
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sIrLLrNERY GOODS.

AIRS. C. c. THOMPSON, No. 4o8ss3s
IY1 Broad street. opposite Wenze.s has a SsnASeS
beautiful assortment Of MI LII NERY 49, n sc
GOODS, which she is selling very low FELT ltAiIS
colors. eau TO-DAYit you wish cheap goodss
no I5-W, S,&Nlwss
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IfiOur.

. .. -. Flour. -s.....- r.,r,r -.H
Fine, S3.50@33.75: superiine. So extra super
Gne, $50; common family, $3.50; fancy family,
S7MST.10. Market dull. - r = % -.
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HEALTH OF PENCE BISMARCK Iondou,
November PA dispatch TO the Standard
nom Berlin SAYS Prince Bismarck attended
me kcItiistaS fora short time Yesterday. He
J1ES III much better health than last spring.
----.sss------------- .r ~..
It is 10 he hoped that Tie present cmer-
~eNcy VIII indicate TO public men Of MI par
a:1n labels the wisdom Of rejecting the fan
2iiui theory that the tWo houses meet as two
,riai;lte and distinct bodies, and OF proceed
Id: upon the contrary theory that in deter
MtnIug the appointment OF 4 national cX-
cculiye the senators and representatives con-
'titutc tie national a$$emLiy.-CNjc0go
Times. ..
The .'coniidcntial clerk and actin,
cashier Of Horton j Co., bankers, New
York, has been committed TO Ludlow-Strect
Jail, charged with embeZzling, the amount
varying, according TO different statements,
from $4,000 TO $780, The accused him
>clf says he don't think lie is short much
more than $1,000.
The Committee on Church Extension OF
The Methodist Episcopal Church, now in
session in Philadelphia, on Friday agreed
10 :n apportionmcnt which appropriates
$ii2,jU0. 3 church at Madison, Wis, was
recommended to the favorable notice OF the
Board.
The Greeley monument viii be unveiled
10 Greenwood cemetery December 4th,
NoTmo. Thuriow Weed will preside,
Eng Bagard Taylor will deliver the address.
Chancellor Bruce, on Friday, at Louis
me, confirmed the appointment OF Daniel
torrance and John King, Jr., az receivers
~ The Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

. EICIrMoSD, November %, 1916.
The breaks to-day comprised 85 hogsllcads and
tirrces. The offerings Mt auction on Change were
&c packages; Of Which number 81 were taken In,
and the remainder sold at prices ranging from SO
to $40. .lE.. ..H.a...,.s.. -- '...'.
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y. w, PIcKHETI., Trsetfent.
10. b. IN FAD, Cashier. ~
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,s BANKS kND BANKERS.
f1ITIZENS BANK OF RICHM0ND.

"a u,-rrI. n Apt =. I'll o0, (I0j
SIippIJ is !. 300.
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REcusANr SOUTH CAROLINA BOARD.
Fifteen Hundred Dollars Fine and Impri-
sonment in Jail Until Their Contempt
is Purged---Attomey Corbin's
Case Continued Until
To-Day.
The Case OF the Electors to be Decided To-Day.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE STATE BOARD OF CASvAsSERS ORDERED
TO JAIL AND FINED $1,000 EACH-TIIEEE is
no EXCITEMENT OVER THE MATTER-DIS-
PRECAUTIONARY C0RBIN'S CASE POSTPONED
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WHO WILL BE PRESIDENT?
The Nation Waiting for the Answer
from the Southern States.
Dark Deeds Of the Returning Boafd---An
Immense Fraud Discovered. to
Reduce the Democratic Majority.
The Missing Returns.
WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN FLORIDA.
TszE PROGRESS IN LOUISIANA.

The State Board of Canvassers to Meet
To-Day---The Count will Proba-
bly, not be Finished Until
the 9Th of December.
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ST. LOUIS, November 23s-FNVr steady and
firm for low aud medium grades extra tall, II. 200
$3.50. Wheat--Eo. q red fall, sl.2SH; No. red
fall, $l.2O@S120G. Corn active and irm; No. 9
mixed, 44Glf4,2c. Oats dull and heavy. Rye Arm.
Barley unchanged. Whiskcy quiet al : 06. Pork
dull ut 81 6 so. Lard quiet; S9.S2k asked; 1913
bid Hnlk-meats and bacon unchanged.
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.pHL-IIEADs, 81 to $40 per re...mll, at the
IL DISPATCH PRlSTING-HouT,13
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COLUMBIA, November 25.--The Supreme
Court has just entered Judgment OF 900
fine each and the commitment. Of all the
members OF the Board OF Canvassers to Jail
until released by order Of the Court.
The Court is now proceeding with the
case against United States Attorney Corbin,
counsel OF the Board, for contempt.
Considerable suppressed excitement pre-
walls. .-...
COLUMBIA, November 25.-District-Attor-
ney Corbin, counsel for the Board Of Can
yasscrs, disclaimed intentional contempt,
and asked the indulgence OF the Court till
Monday. The Court is now occupied with
argument on the electoral vote.
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THE CHANCES OF! DEMOCRATIC ELECTOR. IN
PLACE OF rTs-APPLICATIoS FOR AN
INJUNCTION DENIED. -,
SAN Francesca, November. 25.v-A Port,
land {Oregon) dispatch denies that my. APP.
plication has been made to the courts for an
injunction restraining tue issuance OF q cen.
tiGcate Of election to Watts, Republican
elcctar. eiThe Democrats states positively
that such notion Will betaken. Tho Renub-
licahs are confident that the certificate cam
not be legally Withheld.
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TIE CANvASSING BOARD GOING TO WORK on
sMoNDAY-llIE INJUNCTION AND >0tANDAMUs
CASES sTILL UNDECIDED. ! - J. ~. IN,
r Tallahassee, November 25.-The, Board
Of Canvassers received notification this
morning from the Secretary OF State, who.
is ,ec oticio 4; member OF the Board and
charged with calling it together. that they
meet at II O'Clock NJ. Monday to canvass
the vote. OF the State. The Judge has not,
yet decided the Injunction and:nlandemnS
cases before him, and this action OF, the
Beard seems to obYiate the necessity OF
decision, as. this viii be. doing precisely
what the Democratic managers prayed the
Court to command to be done. The Board
will admit committee OF five from each OF
the political parties and the clairlaen OF the
two State committees to its deliberations.
The decision rs TO the admission OF news
paper correspondents has not yet been rem.
dered. The official returns are now all in,
but the result viii hardly be reached before
the 9th of December, when by law ofSthe
United States the electors certificates must,
be issued. III; ..,Se,a ;@.:,c - z,,..t,!itt:
npEnnN s.gtt. g.taa.. ,Ef,.,s -.
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Cement: Roseudac, s1.65@$l.75 Z barrel; james
River. $1.65@$1.75.
Lime: Agricultural, / DC. p blshcl; Virginia. In
dian Rock. CLIO; Rockland, $1.lu@Sl.2J, accord
ing to quantity.
Plaster: Lump, :4@s4.25; ground, s7.50@:s,
delivered; c;ilcined plaster, S2tG52.2o.
, 1876-08-17

behindltand, until, Instead Of printing The pro
ccrelinxs IT the previous day, Il was Struggling
with ttlotc several days or weck n1tl Altitt th.:
work Eah GcGn llt,'le at the nnycrHfnent Friut-
t}i'ise the entire proceedings Ut ttr prcsfnus
uaY havt AiWaya been printed the next morn.
int+, uHtrss Itsctn1tcr 1nls withheld Ills remarks
fnr revision, even WHEN tho Krshiu.ls 1ayc tert
ptaotEeti until aftrr niIsl.ht It s,lny he that
thc Government FrnttfIC rMI, he itiIc c!lcAitr
by prsvue t',Itffact, but It rcstaiy rat1tiot 10
dune IL" promptly ainl anttrfnvtosiiy In tiiat way
Will TAKE 4 HEsr,
To tbs Ht1tet,n Ast'ciHtsf |rtss.
WAatltHUroH, u. e., Aug. W-r1ic Ptcst-
dent Will leave here IN Frtiay Or Saturday Tor
Long Branch.
rltG NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN.
The new W per cent Loan for $a11, ,0OO, ,01o
will Ge brought Ult II, Il slurt tI.ne There IL
tile greatcst competition fur The control III IT.
lItnnny f,rciyn Mul hpneStir lmnkcrs. 1t IL
Thought ifat all the parties II. f.oitltl Aftl New
fnrk Will lr tsuught together l,y the Ashis1ts-
tratfoi.. Neither the President llor t}c Srrrr-
Lry Viii favor III extensive lIr;tutntlut..
Ht.. KERR.
The following .lis;,airI, lrunl Speaker Kcrr's
son WAS rrreises! lcts ut :!!:15 to-t!ly:
RmH NnilnsY. Aiur SrH.Nt-, va. Fathers
condition IA unchanged ainte yesterday. Uur hops
!s "cakcng. All Of IL |. tu iltc tImrly Hrrlyal IL
DR.. Pope aul his loner IL give him inrinnt 1cIirr;
asherWlae my fnti ilrFs tlnIE IL sliurt liz II won.
stcrfn! Y cnlti I'M, Resigned, Etcal.nE on1y of his
death f. Ia Effect npou tl.ose lie lives.
lS!ghctll SAMUEL Il. Krun,
Rocx ALUM Springs, Va, Aug. l.t--lti u. ILL.,
Speaker kerr IL sil!ng rapidly. III, Davis, nf
Tie University of Virginia, his pscscht pili ii.
ti1ilt t,Iououuces Ills e.lst hOpulcss.
, 1876-08-17
The Turks Lose, According tt
tho niontencgrins, 5000
Men.
Servia and Montenegro Join in a
Defiant War Manifesto.
Performance Of tho Second Part Of Wag.
ner's Grand Trilog7.
THE WAR.
TIL: A1tMIf.H,

p-,,r,,n 4,,,, ~. ~ ,I...,. -,
.ahianltza.
Tic Sgrylan Colonel, Autit1e, Is gathering
strength tn defend Kfucerutz. fro,u which nlat1.
thu r,,l. lea,l to ,;rm,s.yg.2 Thr tal, 81 r ,h,s
rlare would open tic Muruva Valley to tl,e
Mnsh u ten. Icllcrnayei1's position, which
wuuiu thus tie turned,
THE prr,tvn IN erry,.
Io,.nx. Anu 1,;-.S d,s,,,,.h tan,, n.,rr,.,
says thai while tho war preparations conttnuo
actively, und while even tho }eacc party run-
sfdcr nuy fate t,rcfrrab)c II, tI,c ,t,.otis,n of
Primo sfi1,n anl ennrx,,to, ~ o,v ,,,rt ~
ee'fm :" u9Acs' "1e'e" aPcs'ou ol lhfRlsh t1ilo
hele, a. Inc Same tl'lle Il Impression of spirits
aud Il desire ior peace AMONG the Moderate
party uu'l tho Scryian people generally make
the in,rrvcn,,u ~ ,h, ,x,wcre fh,, H., orvt,,,,-
,',s.'., a. ~ ~. $re posss 49,. '.1t W "".'o
y '"he't s''r' III 1ac Aopc tnat IL ~oola of'hs
psaes *.t'lo't a"y T. TUG M'osc conditions,
which It il feurcd tho Turks dcsrc to f.npnse.
Rather t!lan ucccpt pny QUO Of these. The Mod.
cr..r ,u,+v vii, s,,,v,rt t,n f.,,,.r,,,r,,,. ;,
@'"Is F''t W.. oAPie''s s"1 u'f''''nen1 y"
co''thue tl'e ttsueEle ,tht'l scrvla coi'qneFs or
talitlut light longer. They say that tic dcposi-
tiUn Ut rrlucc Milan would occasion u uynast!c
civil war, which would retnra the progress OF
s hus" ~, ."Iu, 'ess 40 ~. .ne u'S'ss
i,e oi'l'onehts OF the war, say It ~ better That
ali sHS oCt fiahs FcF'sI ~ Tue htGtEsic tilan
sooiIit to tl!at. u Is evident that !! IN Inter-
ycntlon @ Of the Powers docs not bring peace,
t!lat h1 arrangement between the bcllgcrcuts
themselves Is 1lScly 70:
~, as CRETE: .
inc 1imH Athens dispatch says; In cou-
sequence o. thG rofte's refusal tA grant tie d.
sllalius u tnt CfGtah Assembly, great cxclte-
inent prevails, uHtl 11*sl,; has been inlnncnt.
I!ie C!ctal's soilgAt tsIc advice u Grecce THIS
4nttcr ursel th1ia to apreai 70 thr Great Pow-
trs, anu await the result, which thcY will prob
MEDIATION.
Inc reg AAd4 GdieuH iNtbiiahes dispatch
ifan Berlin Which says: Meditation by the
fuweFs u1l basls Of tho rc-cstabs|itncut sfdfa
, 1876-08-17
NOTES AND NEWS.
TUE MoNdoLlAN INTERROGATION,
ER<GtGf NtpQirh ia IhA ItiAunA


"Asn1saTos, D. e., Aug, 1J-1t has been
dctcrMined by tho Jolnt Committee on tho
CllHese emigration question that the llrst meet.
Ing Ut the Committee for tic purpose Of tnyestt.
gaton sllall b. hcll In san Francisco IN ths 1911,
of October. The Senate members Ut the Com
mites Will meet III Chicago Oh the 9Th of Octo-
ber aud ~ out together. The House members
will pscccde them, with the exception of alr.
Wilson, Df Iowa, Kepublican appointed Instead
u Mr. Eassun. II ID stated that Ar, Wilson.
uu learning tho circumstances under wh!c!. llr
lal becn PLUGGED ou thu Cosnliitteu, a,ll that hc
WAS given the position Gy thu Democrats in Or
der to spitu Mr. kasson for Ills speech syainst
str. Ii!tleu, determined that ho would not take
any part III the investigation of tic Committee.
1'liu Committee is expected to IeInalh ou tho
PaclAr coast until tlnlu fur the EcassetnblIny Of
Congress.
THE PuGtiC rnIETlNQ.
This Congressional httaFti Ut this morning COLI
tains the icport Ut tllu cnt!ro proceedings OF
both Houses Of Congress up to the hour OF tuai
adjournment. As!tle FROM the question whcth-
CT It Is more economical to pAblish tho drbates
at the Government Printing Utlise or by private
contract, II Is universally admitted that tue
work has 1ccn much more promptly nl4 eni-
cleAtly tioue since the former uf thesc two was
adopted than "lyn tho latter obsaiued.
FORMERLY. when tia end of session
drew st:lr, and the Senate and 1Inuse
eat late !nlu thu uigLt, thu repnrts
tu thu ClaA we1e Muiu aud uore
, 1876-08-17
SlllClElE

sr. Lorls, No., Aug. 1A-John Gottlicb, 3
Gertoan, b0 yeaSs old, shot himself through tho
head with an old army carbine, at o'clock this,
AVENUE, killing himself INSTANTLY,
Spteiui Dispasch 10 The fubuns
:. DUBUQUE, H., Aug. 1b.--A ulan named e.
Burg attempted atc!1e today ut Charles City
~ etabtinE himself III ha!f-a-sloxeu liIierent
places. Ills recovery In doubtful.
Geecfa! D.&pateh 10 The 7fiouas
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 16.-Louisa Kahu.
tng by tak,g morphine ,4nt azaenic. She VIVA
to l'nyc l,ccn married shortly, but had dis
agreement with her uilianced lust night, It waa
not ut all Serious however, and It Ia thought
sln was iusaue at the time,
, 1876-08-17
THE WHEEL
THAT NoLns thu FORTUNES OIL MtsFoRTuNEs
or GOVERNMENT CLERKS,


Hptciai Disaa!ch to 7As Tribune.
WAsntsaToS, D. e., Aug. iG.-Thc Legisla-
tive, Executive, aud judicial Appropriation, bilt
pse7lcs for tho discharge, Oh the 10th Ut Octo-
ler, Ut between 100 und SUo department cturl;s.
ctrculnr has A|rca.ly been tshucl IN tllc Trcas-
TRY Department infortnIns thu clerks who ru-
cciyc It that It they will resign bctore the rcuc-
ttoas arc ,natlc they will le g'ycn two months
lcayu with pay. Few, II my, designations lIayu
been received. The dfsmissals In the Treasury
Department will be lnado this week ul,.l next,
those who nrc relieved being allowed tn DRAW
their pay until Oct. H. The fcur a'.d
uncertainty which now exIits u1Ilung
several tlsonsaMd CLERKS, eavl Of wllolu lors mt
know but tslat l.e dr siiu may b. one Ut the un-
1ortunatu olscs, ia very Escut. While Iuany Ut
t1ie reductions ure Wtsu oucs am, ought to lave
hecn made earlier, they will brIng great hard.
s1ip upon many deserving and ALMOST helpless
perso'la aud families wiu will hardly know
~here to turn Tor tho lncaus Of support.
, 1876-08-17

New YoaK, Aug. 1e.-Arriyed, steamships
Bolivia, frosn glasgow, aud thu Cauada, from
IIayEc.
Fl,LApEarll1A, pa., Aug. l8.-Arriyed.
steamship City Ut l.tU,eEitk, from Liverpool.
SourliAMlTtjN,. Aug. ld.-Steaulship 3loscl,
frulu New Yurk, has arrived.
.QuEzNsrowS, Aug. 1h.--Steamshlp City Of
Montreal, froIn New York, i,aa arrived.
BAN fnASclscO, Aug, lb.-Satlesl, the Pacific
Mali steamer City Ut San Franelsco, sydney yia
Honolulu carrying tllc British malls; tue Dtrl-
dsItal " Oriental Eumlany's steamer uelgr,
for llong kung yta Yokohama.
, 1876-08-17

6bktfd1 Ulkpd1ch 70 1Hf 7F1bUnk
ST. PAUL, Mlnn.t Aug. 18.-Gen. IL Il. slbley
vas teudercd to-day by telegram from Nj,
smith, Commissioner Of Indian Atfairs, IN ap-
nolnsulcns On tho Commission To visit tho Sioux
Indian Agencies. Particulars % to the purpose
ot the Commission arc not given stblcy'a ac-
guatntanc+. With the Sioux IL extensiyc, but hts
falling healt!' aud the pressure Of prsute duties
inci'nc iliu1 10 refuse tle appointment
received srun Ca,nI' Brown, Vs., % ts.dxy er unSer
'late Of the 1ltll says: IA Sflosho,,c Inituu
tame IN to-tiny. who left Hcn. Cruok on the 10Th.
well dow! on thc Tongue River III thinks
tlat Efool; struck n, Indian village Oh the It'll
uoylng him, burning tile grnsH, etc.'
Crook yet. 4'''
, 1876-08-17
a MISPLACED RAIL,


EnIg, Pa, Aug. 1G.-Tlc spc:!nl New York
express from tile West, on the Lake Shore Ro.t,
was thrown oG the track by misplaced roll
near North Eust, Il few ulics from here, at
ubout Z O'Clock this morning, and the engine,
two baggage, ore nlail ear, unl four passc1Igcr-
coaches hurled down NIL culbanktncnt und bati-
iY wrecked. Thu passengers werc geycrcy
shaken up. but escaped without Serious Injury
with the exception VI Two, who died this after
noon. The engineer, f'srma,,, aud ten s4cn II.
the matl-car estalped III II by "A miracle. The
Mafl gar WIS thrown OH It's side 70 feet from the
track, mud t!c locomotive turned Il soNersallt,
yet ull escaped without as much ~ bsokcn
confusion tt.cilGnt to the wreck to rub The tx
pscss-snfc Of about S2to,O0J III money, but,
tha1lis to Providence, this futlrt.