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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-10-13

situation, turued to run into
the house and release him,
and, in her haste, ran against
the baby's cab, upsetting 1t
hurting the baby upon a cac-
tus plant. The domestic, up
stairs, hearing the shrielSs in
the front yard, and doubling
not that the baby had been
devoured by a tramp, sprung
down stairs to the rescue with
such alacrity that she only
touched two steps. the first
and the last one-touching
the first with her feet, and the
last with her head. A neigh>
Dor, running to the general
rescue, stepped on a broken
plank in the sidewalk, and fell
a distance of 10l feet, sprain-
ing his ankle so badly that he
won't walk for three weeks.
By this time, the man. with a
violent effort, which scalped
| the entire back portion of his
head, got out of the window,
having previously dropped
his razor, which fell on the
edge of Aower-pot and nick
ed itself worse than a coach
horse, and comparative order
was soon restc red. But the
man says he will never again
tempt the anger ofthe immor-
tai goods by shaving himself.
Burlington Haaoh-Eye. ...-
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-10-13

be properly punished ; and we now
learn that the prayer wass SO effectu-
ally answered that the pious yonns
man is securely lodged in Jail, with
fair prospect of serving a term in
the State prison for arson.-NeaO
York Evening Post. H
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1877-10-13
fflirisna SeEtinel.
THE L1BER1AN EXODUS.

THE L1BER1AN EXODUS.
Itseems from the following
circular that found its way in
to our sanctum yesterday
that the colored people of this
section of the country are IN
earnest about emigrating to
that land where all the natur-
al productions grow in the
greatest profusion ;where gold
and silver are embedded only
a few feet under The ground,
and are of so little value that
the natives do not care to tax
their time and patience gath>
ering them up. It is the land
of plenty, q land of freedom !;
and we advise all black peo-
pie who cannot make a living
in this country and maintain
themselves as lords to go as
soon as possible to Liberia,
the paradise of the black man.
IF we were a Moses we
would gladly stretch our right
fielder across the vastly deep,
AID save all our colored
friends who want to migrate
to this land of milk and honey,
ferriage T: ..r
KINGSTON. DE SoTo PARISH, Sept. 25.
To all the colored people of the parish OF
De Soto. D.. -..
Be it resolved, That we, the
colored citizens Of the parish
Of De Soto, having taken with
in consideration, looking back
to the trouble Of twelve years
experience, and we see the
great troubles that have be-
fallen us, so we now do say
that we, as a people, cannot
make a support for ourselves
ant Our families. (
Secondly, we cannot edu>
cate our race. /
Thirdly, we cannot control
our daily and homely labor:
Fourthly, we cannot enlist
ourselves as free people, I.
Filthy, we cannot be in
subsection to one another.
Sixthly, we cannot apprecl-
ate the cause of religion as we
should. s' H"'
Then we ask you all if you
do not think that it is time for
us to begin to see ? Yes, we
say that, we are just now
awaken. So now we say that
we will do as Jesus said to
the poor afflicted man saying,
"rise,"' take up thy bed and
walk, and we say, by the
help of God we will take the
second Egyptian travel, and
we ask every man that has a
drop Of colored blood in him
to come and rally with us.
We hear that there is a
land that we can inherit, and
if we cannot get a separate in
heritage, we are determined
to go, God being our helper.
There will be many things said
to discourage us, but we will
not hear them. We fear we
have heard too many things
of that sort already We fear
we cannot treat our wives as
if they were human. We al
most drive them as if slaves
into the field, and when we
come to our houses there is
no comfort there, for we have
nothing to give them to eat
worth eating; and we hope
that the white people will feel
our care and will lend us a
hand, pray that God may help
us, for, as the Egyptians took
their journey from Egypt to
the land of Canaan, so we will
take our journey from Ameri-
ca to the land Of Liberia.
, 1877-01-06


spsctas DttpascA 10 Tie Tribune.
PniLApELrlitA, Jun. Especial Agent Bar
rett, WHO l,as been Investigating the ruotcsy Ut
Tho Philadelphia mil for boston, snii to-day In
reference to SONIC of tile checks that tayo been
patl:
Al, thar have been presented for payment havc
the nano OF tie .psyer. TN intermediate nalnc
and the n1nsc Ut tte inIor<vr, which madc them,
certified oflcF.. al uf the forgcsics werc skill
fully executed. The total fosgertoa amount 10
shut sso. ooo asd ttle srecai Agents have re;
necn presented Tho forger /. we'll known,
anl oHr men nye on hls track. lie Ii
without Louts ihc most accomplished forgcr in the
country. and hns operated on every prominent
bank In the world. We wtre only waiting until
We cautl ba. the cnttre lot. when The trap wan r-
ntafaFely Strung by tfHkcfsun's ulcn. and, sell,
they were nut caAght. letter accompany Ing 1lla
check va" fo,tnd. which conctn-lscly Establishes
tho guilt Of tho PARTIES ARRESTED. And. ngatu,
enc af them hub made a fill cUnfcssin
which duplicates thnso nrrcstc.t md others. This
confotxinn was made by Crawford. the driver Of
ttu nsatiwavon, vito etatrs that to received at ono
time $40 nnd at another SO fnr permitting thr
baYt tolo removed. Tho robbers nlways nPeratctl
nN The midnight mil from this city Which passed
through New York at % O'clock IN tt1c nlorllin:.
The fotgcrics wcro executed iu New Tork. and
member. of tho gang enme 10 this city tmn1edirte.
ty. hai! tin clrckR casltI. nnl returned to SeW
York on the cnrIlest train.
, 1877-01-06


CLzvaLAsn. Jan, a.--The Leaasr's Ashtahula
spcvtal glyes tile following;
Tho Curouer's Jury resumed tho examination
Of witnesses at Up. III.
John 7. sfannlug sworn: Resides at Asilta-
bua. Is manager Ut t!.e l!cput telegraph o.ii c
It tlu Lakn 6hura utilize. HIS tncars of kruw-
Ing Ut all messages received at tl,at depot w..lu
therc. Was VI thu deput VI tl.e tins u tile ac
cilcnt Ite,nainetl Ut Ills post fru,n that tIna
until suuday mosniu. at about s o'ctueIs. M
record Is Kept tu hia ollcu of dispatches which
might be sent BY any railroad ntlleLal aiot,g tls
Ins of tho road 10 any officer llerc. Had k,owl-
edxe Of nll such communications trnt uurluE
shat night. No message was received
bY M olacial hero concaruIug tho ap-
pl!c4t!on Of water to the fire. M
message relating to tho fire was received by
blu; ~ :rlcgraphsd to Mr. Couch, hYperil!~
werc on TIC ground. Has np knowlcsige what
ever Vi any order being irsEisr1 to let tllQ
wscrk buru, liz has nu knowledge of any Eell-
cFal orders, understanding, ur lts1rs Exlatiuy
between the officers df tho cospdruttun to iet i
wreck burn lu case VI dsc wAcEe lives have been
lost.
c1IAnLEs /. scoYlLI.E
swuru: Resides in Asltabu!:l. IL engineer of
ths steamer Neptune. Went to tho lcpnt With
the cnxiue, Which Eu2 thsu iu condition fur lse.
ItGasl .sun!n onc say thgt they I'LL nut need
water, lut lrlp. Many people uskel hin tSeo-
yile) Why ho dldn't throw water. Ito at.wefel
They to1S lim uic bodies wsro burning. % I'LL i.s
saul # tlat VA ths CAST, ha would
she he mhistlS for I'll tbe ~ ao.e. see Tut bat o'sm ,o
hoae' c1nt- Ho than went 70 Wow tho wrcGl,
, 1877-01-06
INDIA.
TUE PROCLAMATION or QuEEN VICTORIA AZ
EMpHEsb.

TUE PROCLAMATION or QuEES VICTORIA AZ
EMrnEsb
Ltsnafch fp tt,e ru,k fftrok.
LospoS, Jun, 1,-Lor,l Iyttun. lin yiccroy
t,-,,n. observation-disclosures VA, E.,..x 1s:.3
or En'fcsS ot inula, on thu historic grnund
overlooking Delhi, tho caYilal VI the Great
3loguis.
II wns sr1erlI, scathc,. opn t,,c ,u,cos,o, ,r,s
,,,,,, -, ,'x.tn',,. '.1 '1s,,'' ' ~
s''e W hus'1'eehs a'4' "a1All1's olsJhaJ, worthy
tic gorgeous East thur showers on Its Kings
llar!jaru pearl a,l gull" .Lnt,l i.ytton ocs.l-
pied, tn III a,l.phltlea,rc erected TOR ths ccrc.
,t,ot,y. f,ai,. uin,yr ,,}t sustained he ,,ii,t,i
, 1877-01-06

and in senrct, VI hose. Could mt ind the f,osc.
Looked sh'wn On il!c wreck md sav bodies
l,fl,hiig. nn'l said, "siy tio,l, why don't they
throw Watrrf' Tlcn returned In care for III.
engine. 10 wntlll hare tltruwn wu.cr II he hail
l,Rtl cnl,truf 0rer thu !,psr.
". ". atNtt:;a sWnfsN:
:, Hc'hles n A*llatnla; + nFght ticket agent at
ts'e Lake stlorc tlcpnt kns,ss nntl.Ing OF au,
orrlcr bring rceslyrtl thai night by Mlr. SIsoa7
cot,rrFls'n:-- throwing water IN tho fire. lima
meyer toll any unu that such or,tcr llal Lccn ~
tcIye.l.
HENRY ArTiioNr s,YnES:
RrstIna h. A*htn1,tlA .lutl r. employed hy tho
Lake :lIore lsai1roat Cnmp,; and Western
unnn Islrssass', .c"npanv l''ntls. Heart tho
trlAh o( 'lr falling, lt!|yt n,rl il ilcncd to the
wsc'k. Climbing ftn n s1cuolnE-r,r, he liclrvtl
nnc man nnt wh" was 1T I'LL almost unr":lscIm,a
state. lEe thinks that WAS thu naly ],racnccr
!rt f., that cur. lIc wen. tn the next ear nuj
t"n'rl no one: lic wcp. tIHt II, scartl, tf tle
iy f1rlct; ti,, WIFI, rs, Er9c:aly more ncarly
any orders from auy rai'rnai ,uIets1s that water
wns Mt wa'!tct IN thai s1rt. ThIulss AIr. Strou1,
u"i a'i tt the powrr nf niOstal t1ln to saya tho
wou''dcd a''l victims Of the terrible wreck,
, 1877-01-06
.wcstiag IN tto fnnkto ,a[a}ae4-"darued "-or

1
IN tho piirc strnacular: :.
n:' e. ST 's"7'ses Sssi 6 ;.@nss e t'sS fsS'
Then came the climax Of The o;iarici IN Tho
fnrm 1t ten. iar1nw's pointed com'nt'nI,:att"1,
addressed tn Mr.. lloot, whic weighs II, the bal
anee of Injury tho wt.r,l l1se'1, ah'l !!l' w".I
w.el. hs Thought might ',,,se hsc,, inienhcl,
"satistactlun might bc given iln,.. Il Is nrc~
cssary to MID In explanation lint Hcuatnr ker-
lal was council with Mr. Root In dcfcnslinE tIlp
| suit. Mr. barlow Yrtc:
Ssw runE, ..O.} llrnAnwAv. nec, ~, 1S7,,,-
ter Of this date cnnin|ntn: III Offensive c,thct.
S. s r t1s i, sl letwSsp =;
ly. tho ncr1nnalitc. which yon ,hnve ~cl.o-en
"trc 10 l"",s II tic mstor. 'of ,'fi!.renec ~twes
:sr IT, ssn s,,: sfe ssfs s Is g. sa .,ne
srr,a m whether q asn.lse Viii nfc III; ~ yon
se %t fa.asn ansnes "' " nsa y Tain 81
s:.tnc Of mr. friends whon, have consulted think
@ thS . a'S5 :, ns # i: M, my an hs
.etir,' Mt tns ou.ct 6at withoat DWELLING i.nger
ySs. n % orlsi to isy ba:is isr f""rs ntslISn: tlI
F9rtt-That you WIZ define yonr oxact meaning.
or satht7 that ynu win htAtt whether The adjective
0f ypur lrtscr 0f today Has ~ t!amnch' Or
StfoHd-Thnt yon withdraw nucqulvocull, Tho
et.iftH expression nf ronE note Of tuday, ltw Will
. be rngnEh ihat vtu ray simply: ~ withdraw tlr
"snstss ssnS ss p3asal T. cover tho
"sS sou yo dse"a S nSth H. ~ aaSa 'se piooon.
.nnrt Eerlafc my future cnarrc-n1t by wny Of
Threat. fur ton,ilcs that nnbccontng. Int simply
q.e.t thnt son vii inform me on Or beforo !. IN.
q Saturday neSt, whether yoa viii ,mees ma at
s u I'm nc rnngn a, H"s' m nm, N se
, 1877-01-06
for future confederation. p Tho Porto matntafna
!ts, objections to the otlief proposals Of the.


= e"@*Sf
.xyv yoov .'t.a s'f,'',i. .,,,., ...,
Sh" ioNk' Jan. ""-ts hcflih spccal says
H1ssla intends, after tho final rllrtnrc pf tic
negotiations tn mix TIM rowcrs fnr aut,,ortza.
a., ~ "s" Nv ~ ""''"' '""-
t'on 10 ehiorec Tic pfotosals Of tic conference
patcil, and tllc Conference viii then hayu uo
fuethcr husIt,ys. at t,tms,antt,,nnjc.
RmssIa,, no,,.-s 49, a-"nti Pnr.orr,,;1 =.
wis. tf" f.nrsl 49, ~ ErS2 Eaas asst"1sn w
nni ,s."} ss} 'c''a t"e l'us"iah''''y Vi ee''na'f
's"' 1>ust.'n.
r. h.L0AhtA AND THE POWERS. .-.
Tic l.ontlon Spectator IT Dec. Is, 1916 cx-
pfans the reason that the Eurppean Powers hare
mt tcct nIlr K, ntrrv,. ns III WIN sat t,frinv
Bulgaria ia SEQ that tF,r urnufscL r,f,rm. nrc
carfI.st inf+, rffc,f II eara. '-'e'' NV
On ,,of,,, 1870. ,,t ,,s"s si A., ,,.
Wne poihs comes ott fesy clearly In tae dlsrnt-
sa. ~ .! thts wesE, and that il shc great .iicasty
H. u. "HS.hpYnS H i5n!1httm ny my ttoop. o!cr tnah
!nc Nust!an; fslncc ii'inhFck hna !ctocd The cm*
Emy'ns.t Eny ., snenea tfoof', efeh = INC french
Mt"ss,m'e.s. stn..si,a "crs Jntt nnw WlnlnE - m.
tSl.a"c Tt.u any hs"psan .ask nsoS!ns i1s
fcis,.,t 81 'psFmanSn. o,sncIasarc ~ -.
"strn s.n ,!aasefous at Ee1ia ~ Anstr!nn oc.
cNratiDn would lie unacceptable at st. TttcraburE
anu Wa Mo"'a. mosenscf, DC opEo.r,l by Tho
sa.5 sn ~" t@nim" @ tnHt II Ahetf,a sltcans
~. ~ ,rS LEY W.. ne tnst IN LIT a,a,tl-
~ doe a,t,n 81 er SnsoMao aMheess; Tie n'sa
q az, nppcafs t. % b. rejected; beeau.o Austria
ursaus !ta.fan inhnchce on her littnta1: anu
Mi.,vsna ~ III M rcl.'ca. peenhsc y riatsd. fhe
% n.n ~ nrans y ctnpeaifhe t'iG lnfEath tfos-
cufn, ru,,.. ~ 1eseet neT tseops. hnnnatlian ne-
1,"l 1hm,an'a being powerful by herself, ana thc
,xnH tnHn'anan rnan,,, ntmy ovnE IN anne nominSl
Wy u tulK'sn army. Wuh!h ntuoaolY siF1Ec bath
, 1877-01-06

"sp1tfH ~ Asf{E &HFN HfFdtTs
LoynoN, Dec. Jt.-Tf!crr fs strong feeling
Of sympathy among the Englls!, people, and
particularly anuny tho nr!stocracy, fort Turks.
1t 4 meeting held at tho DuEn Of Suthcr1an1's
town fnusr 81, ,U0 were rnf6cd fur tho relief oi
the Turkish soi'ifers In tho balkans. Tho Duke
of Portland gives s5.01o.
The reports of authorized and competent
scholars upon Dr. Henry schlscmana's dis
enycr!es nt Myccnn arc eagerly anticipated
among the nrcEMpl0gists and llcllcnists of
England, md in,lccd of ull Europc. Prof.
Ernest Curttut, tic German archeo1ogst llas
visited Tie site Of tho excavations. Tho deade,nv
has uttered Its warning against tic belief that
tho discoveries arc altogether those Of
the heroic asc. III. operations ut Myccnrc hare
ccascd ior the present. The rcason of tic dis
continuance Is unknown.
Tic latest account from, tic German cxp1ora-
tfoAs III tho AtIs, ut Oiynlpin, tolls Ut tho tx
luuatson OF an exceedingly beautiful and cx-
ccl1cntly preserved lcnalc head, wllch IS doubt
less the work Of Alkamencs tho pupil Ut
Ph!tlias.
III Cat.ol!c circles ln,icl attention Is rIven to
! report that pilgrimage Of American Ilo,nan-
It's to tic Vatican, under Archbishop Daylcy
AMI l'lshup Cnr1gan, II nl,Out to be male.
Considerable social feeling exists supporting
the Snlrlt!iaist Slatlv, IN his proposed prosrcn-
Princess kulltsc nn.l Lady Archibald Campbell
nru et,thusIusttc disciples Ut Ills anti attend his
nfnll'le.ttlgerrA sranrcs.
Thu cremation movement Is extending Ia Fit
rope. At Brussels society With 100 members
Inns been formed, which gives great cheer to tho
btA1y burners here.
Thr n!c,llcul Journals report the discovery by
MI Italian tluetor ri cure fur ,l!pl,tllrrta. it
consists Of tic ocal use 1t choral nnI Elyrcrlie
'id the internal administration uf tlluFate ol
| potash. .......
, 1877-01-06

H11etfa7 D'IEHcH 70 7Hs 7F75HHZ.
JoI.lEr, ILL.,, J4u. 5.-rto funeral Of Satucs
Carcx, wl'o died oil Wednesday last OF heart
disease, occurred to-day froin bis late residence,
M. II Mississippi avenue. Thu scceazed WAS
u ycars u age anl all old unl cll.Eupwn reA-
ucnt of tls rity.
Twelve thousand dollars were pail out on Tho
streets Of this eity yesterday " our tnrk-buy-
ers to far,ucrs marketing their sloza hcfe. TN
ordInary ularket-tiays lhs buycrs pay out ua
aggregate of Slu,UO. Yhe season has l'een I'll
excellent oslc ~ fur fur boll, tlc purrlase5s and
JE.s1ueers- Thc receipts TODAY were (alr, viii,
Wicca ruling from 71p1l7.a per wi. t9s
lvilRs dressed hogs.
, 1877-01-06
OTHER CASUALTIES
FFHtfH" ~ K30t*1 tut
Epfri,Sf 3tsnrfrh n Tia Trttrns

Entcful }3ifnctch n 5zs Tyihnne
~ Mnn.tc.i,,, % 49, ua aa,, ,.r,,.
~ .uun!cesto' . "Ms ncaity Dulns1 10 aeath Whlo
aests.. "ea' eeo'e 1etl'HS "ppies' ~ spafN
saten'ns on 1e naes u ner afess' 1Eo doctors
hnro no hopcs Of her recovery.
Epectai G,yYe.1oad.ace ar TAe Tribune,
Drs MprSrs fo ,|nn H-fn Wcdnrktov
1,.t. tf,urI,tnr 4 y.,ra ri, ~ :I,1.o, Eorr
n'sc t9,at rIu a dhc :" - ~ %
fnnttr % si,c ntt'is,,t1 IN XII ir ,Ir, viii, ~
mixer Whit, hcI,,t! hnt .t'r ,,Rf 'f,,tj,' mi
In tl,;.s' tnt;ur ;,r" ,c }s IGv r 1stnes: q1l q
whrn h"r ms';inr rn'.hc!f .r IL" wos IN Iiar".t
a,,l hstra ntr s.;ntsna NH h str,s..,i I,.,,
h"r IL" I.,i r,tvs.i ii =, tntrrire pp~sA N'''t'
'~s '''e u1Asr.rownrn t, Observation-Disclosures,
Ssw Yo.k, jill. 5.-siIitaei Wttlsvy, ouar.
Kainr' tf,r1'c. ~ XIII anil % ~" 1,,n;'r"i
mi, Fnrtv.ni,,ti htrnrt wlth d unmhar ~ .:,r.
tri,igcs Of giaat ,nwtier VIII wkirh aG bccu frozen
%v Srr Ill., e. ,,I I w, '%; h;, iss t eari r.cs
s!o,s to H. al! eoNysrsins wtii the inmates.
tnmpltssy t' ..gnsshlt': tne rgaf M o. tio lsh
Tx. "eo1SS M'"'ns. 5eass w. was Nistant'Y
n'asu; ~. 1s MUt ~ a!I an!at.. Msio se.t*
n!is1y injured. Mu'Fof was oaulY oaricd about
tae ooi}'
,.o.u. Spt:iHt "a n!,tath to 1ae 7'tssn..
~. ttr, atu, aa ,isa "t @ ntIu e''.t. eetnc.
nsss ms IL IstRoeu, e,,,,, sA m ui3i" nH nltn.
aaus.St @ IT.. =. H., y. D. 'sn, =. HnGoty r toWt. ..
si! Nilo iI'ls been atteilnS sS'loal Atae ti1s
"tner, !tlH soilie tcs5i llltai ahH was hutGrtl'T
CoHstHefaaie palh. PUG "ent ~ li'e ou!e" " !lcF
- gi"te1, t"et !" t'a' - 'Htu4H'"stH "'tHc 'uo
posior W. ause1it, a!'" ~GnI lito JUS room, aou,
10 ma.tev'nto tt,e !Ml', u y snppossue tooh VI
Mcssc. s ~ san Was I1as.l asaa' ~ Cosohef's
hit!as's VIII u: nelu to1hofroW.
cu1,, ttIEt;a H. atclnsarAL. ,.a.,.,,,
Of. LOUIS. a19'. Jah. o'|lt y FIstty Ncnhilcly
~ tttE'es nt''uF tt'st tH'' "t-1" " +Hai4en
b!c'hs!d, thG tmsiee','ait w" WaA Sunis.sed TO
la'g lrtel Rlu uni! hls bouy GInset! On t's Ia.-
n'a't trIth' "ls purely nsenAc'itai, nun u y
po,Nlvs'S St."wn ti1;st ~ Was hot 'ntoxNate!,
III previously susi'e;tci' lte MAS hlan Eao
never lhaluTG'l III tIn'K'
sFlLL ntnSISa;; 49,
i;tahls,,snrito' fI' ~: a;-ihs frc in tue
III; liHe, ; a'e} a aM! Stfs ,sa"nntash anns
, 1877-01-06

Sioux City, la., Jan. 5.-rhs Krv. II. r. lllc-
mnn, Methodist clergyman ut Corrcct!onyilc,
IN this county, packed tip IFS baggage and ran
away yesterday. The cause of Ills sudden flight
Is charge agntt>st in OF seduction, prcferrrl
hy n giri II years Of ngc, an adopted daughter
Ut Charles Foster, whure the minister boarded
Hilcnan u sud tu hayr d wife and six children
living IN Ohio,
, 1877-01-06

CONCORD, y. H., Jan. 5.-EiHn Willis Major,
ronyIctcd In December, 1876, at Nashua, Of pol
soning Ills wife, was hungel ut TIC STATE rrisun
here this morning. Major spent last night In
religious tieyuttous. 1t thu suaigotd hc rc!,crat-
ell his declaration OF tl't,tucncc. 1}clure the
drop was sprun. ic fell upn,1 his krlccs, uttesly
br0kcn down. LIN died without struggle.
, 1877-01-06
Maximum thermometer. u: mlulpluH, ~.
HsixRAL LHH-EKYATi.tts. -.......
c!IIGAtip, Jun. h-A4hfSht.
SUICIDE,


MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Jun. 5+--This morning q
barkcvprr At tho Republican uouse, named AZ
bert koesrs, sulrI1sd by shooting himself
through tho l,ea1 with revolver. Uepression
caused BY the loss VI his situation was tbs
tatiSe. :
SEw fGak, Jau:. 6.-E. ". Martins, broker,
1T s. Exchange place. and Napbael selvlnon,
u,e1chanl, Cou4aiitcd suicide tu:4ay,
, 1877-01-06
SPAIN,

TIRE E1TRAnlT1ox TREArr.
MADRID, Jan. 5.-Thc cxtratlit!on treaty be-
tween epnfn ntnl tho Unitc,. States Inns been
signed. 1t applies tn all cr!n,tnnl uflcnscs cx-
eent those Ut n political nature.
Thu Corscs ilis hccn psorogucd. Nm t1ate Is
assigned for frassc,nbng.
, 1877-01-06


DEs MONIES, H., Jat,. a.-lester.lay, lepotts
were received here tl,at Maj, E. H. Fletcher, of
Fairfield, had been shn. and kIllu.l, ut Kcosa,,-
qua. by ST. Brown, II Manuiug's bunk. Tho
Deceased had bccn inflicted for seduction of
f.rnwn's sister, and thu shouting grew out OF
that 4ffalr.
, 1877-01-06

EXPLORATION OF GRAIN rRoHIn1IED.
l.oSpos, Jan. 5.--Thc Official Garefte at,-
nounrcs that the English Minister at Teicrar
tclcgrnphs that, In consequence Of npprcllcnlc,l
scarcity, the cxpnrtation Ut grain from Dusllirc
and The Persian Gulf Is iiFuh1titr1.
, 1877-01-06

NVkET89 2I5pU1tN 10 TIN 3FT1HHE
DUBUQUE, H., Jun. 5.-4.n ol.l suan named
Welsh, residing ubout eight 1ailcs north OF Earl-
willie, was knocked down a,u! robbed Ut over
$50, the proceeds Of n loa.l of pork which ho
ha't Just sold. iitiy Harris, n yGsihg man TIM
ployel by Welsh, has been arrested on .us-
pielor.
, 1877-01-06
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON u. C., Jan. Ill a. nl.-lf tho
upper Lake rcg!o,l. rising barometer, sout!lesEy
wiMls, shifting to colorr, tlusthesly. Will. gc,.
orally cEuudy weather anl light SHOWS.
LouAL uusEnyAsluNs.
, 1877-01-06

rorrsvILLE, ra., jim. bin D. quarrel ut
Shenandoah, last night, Oscar NcCoad killed
Joseph l,okarty.
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to shift the responsibility Of answering
the toast, hut was forced to proceed,
and thanked them kindly for the
hearty welcome he had received. Mr..
Harris and Mr.. Ellis were also called
on and responded.
Mr.. Won Ronkel, the caterer was
called on, and after grandiloqnent
effort, drank to the health of Queen
Esther, and said il 1t had not been fol
her, they would have all been hung
In his early days, when they held u
Purim festivity, they never forgot
Queen Esther.
After supper the ball began again,
and kept up till near the crack of day.
All who were present last night, will
long remember the occasion, as one of
the most agreeable In their lives.
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EQuenirLaniknn.

The HERALD was pleased yesterday
to see number Of Dallas ladies taking
exercise on horseback. There is moth
ing 80 conducive to health, as this
same exercise, and a prettier sight
than handsome woman, In a neatly
fitting habit, dashing along on fine
animal is hard to find. The HERALD
recommends 1t heartily, and hopes
more win follow the example. II II
lady's cheeks are pale, good gallop
across the country will make the "roses
bloom again.