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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-16
PROCLAMATION
BY
FRANCIS 7. NICHOLS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
STATE OF LOUISIANA.


Whereas, authentic Information has been by
me received that JACKSON BLAZE. late of the
parish Of st. Bernard. in the State of Louisiana,
committed the crime CT murder ON the body of
one ROBERT BROWN, In the said parish of st.
Bernard. on the thirtieth day of the month of
November. 1876. and is now fugitive from
justice.
/, FRANCIS 7. NICHOLAS. Governor of the
State Of Louisiana, have thought proper to issue
this, my proclamation, calling upon the good
people Of this State to give their aid and assist
ance in arresting and bringing to justice the
perpetrator OF said crime, so that the law can
be vindicated; and by virtue of the authority in
me vested by the laws of the State of Louis
lana. hereby offer reward Of ONE THOU
SAND DOLLARS for the arrest and safe Gus
tody of said JACKSON BLAZE in any jail in
this State.
Given under my signature. authenticated with
the seal of the State of Louisiana. at the city of
New Orleans, this twelfth day of March, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-seven. and of the independence Of
the United States OF America the one hundred
and first year.
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
By the Governor:
Q8CAR ARROYO,
rnh13 Assistant Secretaryo f State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-16

The current talk about new election
in Louisiana and,' South Carolina is the
baldest nonsense that has yet been
preached in connection with the pro-
posed settlement of the gubernatorial
question in those States. A moments
reflection will convince any one that
there is no authority in the country
competent to impose a new election
upon q sovereign State. The constitu-
ton OF the United States makes no pro-
vision for such scheme, nor does the
constitution of this State. III 6 new
election can be ordered at all it can
only be done by an act Of Congress,
under strained Interpretation OF the
constitution similar to that which was
resorted to to justify the reconstruction
acts. Long before Congress meets again,
either In extra session or at the next
regular session, the Louisiana case"
will be permanently settled. But even
If Congress were in session now, it is
ridiculous to suppose that the Demo
cratic House of Representatives would
agree to any bill providing for new
election in Louisiana. FMS scheme is
the invention Of carpet-baggers at
Washington, who have fallen into such
desperate straits that they will clutch
at any straw to save themselves from
the Just doom which is impending over
them. We are convinced that Mr.. Hayes
would not approve it, even IL it could be
carried out, for it is entirely at odds
with his often-expressed views as to the
constitutional powers Of the Federal
government ii lis relations with the sew
era, States. The scheme is absurd on
It'll faee, and does not merit the slightest
conside GRAFTON.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-16
Friday, March 10, IST'7.

The csiiee of the Rev Orleans DEMO"
CHAT has been Removed from q Camp
street TO I0D asravier street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-16

A blubbering little fellow explained
bis tears to companion: "Pa sent me
after Goldfish for breakfast, an / went
fishin'. an was gone all day, an now
we have been havin' some bull.dozin'."
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-16
ANiusaNrENTs TODAY.

AoApEatY or Music summons & sloeums
Minstrele.
vAafrrrns TnrsrnE--BeneGt of Louise POM
eroy--." Macbeth"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27
INTERNAL REJENUE RECEIPTS.
Illinois nt tn. Head OF the List. with Ohio
second nnd Vow York Third.

WASHINGTON, Oct. %. The report Of the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue for the last
fiscal year will bc bare recital of the opera
tions and receipts Of the bureau. without recon-
menlations for the future. An organized
attempt is and has been for u long time in pro-
gress by the national banks Of the country to
release their capital and surplus OF over five
hundred millions. which yields Il yearly earn
ing ~ moro than Ave per cent. from tho pay
ment " n Government tax Of some ak or s"v"n
millions. The Comptroller oi the Currency Will
report in favor OF the repeal of this tax, and n
dorgiation Of bankers has endcayorcd 10 per
suadr Commissioner Raum To- make n report in
inNor 81 the same step. hut he has declined 10
do 30. nnd leaves the subject without r'com-
msniaiiun. the total ra''t,tS from Internal
revenue tur the year 'hdins ~ Junc were
tlloS'p.N'i, an unu~.GIIy ~rrnll in 'r"nSo over
the receipts NJ the pr"c" tins year. which were
SllttlJ.l,n. the incr"a-" ia the two preceding
years having been six and light millions re-
~pcctiNcly As has boon the casr for some years
past. Illinois returns tho laiL, - amount Of any
State twonty-ono millions. Now iurk, Which
has II late years stooi above OHIO. H. now third
on th' list returning sli,2Hl POI. whilo the net
recclpi- IN ohio are over ilit"Du millions. Tine
report Will contain recommendations that the
laws Tor the suprt rsiun Of Illicit dlstillng be
amended 10 secure Er'aicr efficiency. uni that
chang be- made in the law with rc..ard To- the
running capacity of dis ileries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27
TUE LOUTSTiyf CONTEST.
The Statements OF the Contcstnnts Before the
Senate Committee.

WAsutSGrOS. Oct. 26.-Thc Committee on
Privileges and Elections met this morning AMI
had submitted to them written statements by
Mc--rs Spufford AID Kellogg. as to the evil
dcnce each proposes TO submit to prove his title
'o seat in tho Senate from Louisiana. On
motion u senator iloar 1t WIS resolved that the
contestants file thcr statements with the Clerk.
and that each have permission to examine the
others brief. that he might prepare If desired
II reply thereto In order to give them this op-
portunity the committee took a recess ior one
hour
Whom the committee reronvoncd. both con-
t"stants submitted supplemental briefs. which,
with the original ones. were read. Mr.. Kellogg
in his brief contends. in substance. tia, the
$ nate cannot try the question as to who we're
legally elected To- the Legislature. ina-much as
the legality Of that body is conclusiv,ly detr-
mined under the Constitution and laws ot the
United States and Of Louisiana by the record
evidence which these iawa carefully supply 70
the Senate This thing is conndrd To- the States
Themselves. TO he determined through their i.c-
turning Oficcrs in the first instance and there
after To- be determined hy the Houses II the
Legislature duly organized 10y thosc who mold
the prima fac" evidence ut TIA" right To- COM
pose such Houses. II. however the committee
should not agree with this view, then hc should
ash them t. inyr-tishic aud report upon the ill-
lowing matters:
t.r,'-ihe violin. ,ni ether revolutionary AMI uniaw.
fu acts and nii.N i.i .iff.l 80 rrcs.n MT tile
orsanA nALon.u ..c lure b, which ~as elected
tu deprive .tr btancA tl. of of 81 quorum h,iOre
d" n, mr. 6 & [ AMI Sh o,ar r,onar, to ,Gs 10 n'r or
lawful aci- ani influence, resorts 10 t. dpT'ec their
omsin. io what's known ~ the facAaId nost rumcnt
ldnn d wnas az ',s a"Wn 81. to M 10 Ncha. n n
ini ihc in-iaNnent ami continuance IN power Of the
rnTIs f. I e.,s''',r ey''n' and. and Il st. upon ,ag
.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27
THE INVESTMENT or PJEJ-Nf.
The Meaning ef the strong Rus.,sp Force
Established West OF the Town.

LONDON, Oct. 26-Tho dcfent Of tho Turks,
and the establishment of strong Russian
force wc-t ~ Plevna, looks like the beginning
OF serious attempt to shut Ghaz Osman in
his linc and submit Plevna to n regular sicgc.
Con. Hourkos movement seems To haVc
been part OF n concerted plan. A portion of
the infantry Of the Imperial Guard crossed
the vid between Nikopolis and Plcvua. pGss-
ing around Osman's left. Gen. Gourko's
cavalry crossed the Upper vid. west OF Lovuts.
swept the Orchanic rond got in communication
with the force coming from the north. md
made n combined attack ON the Turks. who
werc commanded by Hifzi Pasha. the same who
took the arst convoy into plcvna. Simultnnc-
ously with this attack heavy cannonade was
openod along the entire line on the cast Of
Plcvna and demupatratiOns wore made 20 give
tho impression Of an intended assault TO pro-
xcnt Ghazi Osmnn sending succor to llfzi
Pasha. who is reported To- have been captured
with largo part OF his command.
The impression prevails that since the recent
rains the Russ ians. convinced of the impossi-
blity Of win' ring In bulgaria. will make les
perate effort to effect the reduction Of plcvna
and defeat Suleiman Pashas army before re-
tircmcnt into EOumania becomes necessary.
Russia would thus stnnd in The better ostiOn
should diplomacy intervene during the cr-sa-
ton OF operations.
Reuters cou-tnntinopc telegram savs that n
private Il -pai II has been re- r'iNcd Announcing
TIA! l-mgl Pasha has effected junction with
LoNDON. t. IA special to the Times. from
Shunla. euys that Col. Valentine Baker will
shortly resign his command and return TO Con-
Tho bsiw Mars Bucharest correspondent
gives the following account of Russian opera
tion-. derived from Russian officer WHO has
Just returned from Plcynn:
No convoy has succeeded in entering Plcvna
since Gen. GOurko took command of the cav
airy. The Investment X now complete. The
Imperial Guards. ms fast as they arrived, took
M positions on the Russian left. thus gradually
prOlonging the line of investment across the
Ioyaz road to the sofia road"
The investment by infantry thus extends
from the ROumanian positions northeast of
Yevna TO the Sofia ruad on the west.
On the west ta5 circle Is completed
by Gen. Gourkn's cavalry wiz :. '"".,, "ui
oil all supplies: but the Russians
are every day receiving reCniorccmcnts. aud
tn"r" is every appearance thnt they intend tO
surround plevna by series OF works IA the
Germans did Paris. The Eussian, win soon
nave troops enough 10 complete the infantry
Investment
The correspondent thinks ihero Is
every rcnson 10 believe that Pl"ynn Is
not victualed sufficiently Ia stand
Siege until spring. and that the appearance
are that Osmun pashn will aitempt, probably
unsueccs@iuy. To- fight his way out
Tho correspondent concludes: musi
snv now that the question ~ II sr'-
ond campaign Is rosoluicly fared and The
lrospcct LOOKS more hopeful Tor the lius-inn-
than at any time since Gen. kruicners defeat
in july"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27
UEiRryG NO pARTr's LITERY
working men Determined to Vote for Nomi-
nces OF Their own Making.

A workngmcn's mass meeting was held
last ovcning in the Gsrmana Assembly Rooms.
tlie object being TO ratify their State and county
nominations The rooms. which are largo
were packed with int ,lliGcnt mon. who repeat
cdly and enthusiastically apDlaudcd tho speak
crs
Mr.. Jamos Connolly Chairman Of the State
Committee. was the first speaker. He was fol-
lowed by Mr.. Dennis Mcmahon. who declined
the nomination by the workingmen for tho Su-
prcmc Court. sir. GEORGE Blair and the nomi-
nee for Secretary Of state. Mr.. John J. JUNO
Tho latter said:
"Lrt us throw of all allegiance to both Demo-
cratic and Nrpublicnn parties nnd form party
b. like pie crust-easily broken. We are bent
down with monorolics and taxation. and We
must unload. Fraud surrounds Ms on every
side. man His the oin'' oi frrsid nt. To
which Office he WIS not erected Do We soc
those who have filled hcir pockets with the
peoples money tried, convicted. aud sentenced
~ State PRISON. Mol On tho contrary. they
still plan fresh plumbers. and laugh in drrsiun
when the people demand that they dsgurg".
Large corporations ru' the state ana no man
can lct n nomination for on unlpss he is
willing to b. guided hy them. Tho finances
of The country haSe lscn managed 80 aivers"iy
o. the inter -i- Of TIE Iiu-srs. and . much in
Mvor OF foreign capitil-is that It ana been as
sorted, and with relsou. that agents from Eng
lend have had q hand in directing th"m. During
the last financial crisis the New York W0rht
sent down 10 Long branch to Ect tn" opinion uf
di"tcd nun1rciN', dut sail he would give un'
million dollars tu srr Grant dictator. \ moyc-
mrnt - under way t. disiranrhi~r us. Now.
loi us baui together. inl 10y our united efforts
monolniists that Sc hold the balance of power
and are too strong Tor inrm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27
suINDlED orr or ms sirINas.
How AN Italian Peanut scnder was Deceived
by his Gounir,men.

Joseph Maynard. an Italian who for many
years k"rta peanut stand at 10 Hamilton nye-
nu". Brooklyn, visited the Brooklyn police cen.
tral Office last nigl ia great distress and ro-
ported that hc had been swindlrd out Of $500.
all of his earnings for the past five years. Two
or three days ago two Italians stopped at his
stand 70 bus some peanuts. and began so con-
verse with him In Italian Presently they asked
him To- drink with them. H. gave thcm his con-
ndDucr. ami whcn they began to exhibit somc
gold Snv"rc.gns and bank hills h. told th"m ~
IN money be- hnd. The next dAV they rnlird
again To- see him and unfnldcd n scheme TO him
which they -aid would make him a rich man.
They said that th"y " re heirs t. a large for
tune. all In gold. l"fl t. thcm in v wlnnd.
and that they wanted some man with "A .tlr
money To- go wiih th"m To- get a.. IT, listened
eagerly t1 all th'y bad t. say and promised y
drncc they mad in HIM they gav" MIN two pack.
ron Of what se"nic To- hr bank notes. andaskcd
him 10 k"cptlem for them.
They mot him Yesterday and induced him to
draw $500 from th" hank: II" met them IN
saloon with ii- money. H. had something 20
attend t. at hi place ut business. and bis com
punions induced him to allow them To- keep his
money until be- returned. when he went back
To the saloon b founl tne men und hi- money
gone. II" examined tho purkagt~ which they
had lrft for safe Keeping with him. and Ae
found that tn" roin was all iron. and that the
supposed bank bills We're hut strips II Il 'ws-
pap r..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27
and Rappnhnnnock for Also. The horsos got

and Rappahnnnock for 1850. The horses got
OF even. but at the quarter kbourn showed
hall lcngth in front On the barkstretrh h.
opened the gap, to tive lengths and they ran
nr1t mile. At the first quarter Of The second
mile kappahnnnu"k went ahead, md ~ the
hali mil pol" h. lci by four lengths. On the
upper turn kilhourn went ny, and past the
threc-aparter pole and down the hoursrctrh
both horses were pushed. but Eappahnnnurk
Nm she'd one and half lengths IN front Tine,
S"cond Heal, - llarpahanncrk was tho favoritc
AT 10 |. In. uhor, was not mu,h b.tiing. The
start was "Ven, hnt ~ the lower turn RappH-
hanuook gained u lrad of ono myth. which he
creased his pac. and passed the stand two
lengths ahcad. They ran thus To the quarter;
in the back stretch Eaupahannock gained an
other length and continued to widen the gnr.
fnlshing the heat six lcngth- ahead Time, 3:i2.
The sixth ra-c Was u match for ;i00 q
sid. milo hon,s. hurdle distance so yards
~. Iac starters were H. shea's r. h Risk, Years
to tj5 iur frnderi.ktown. The start was good
but after leaving the score lisk took the lead
and held 4 over the first. second, and third
g'thrr. and came to the finish Frcdcrlcktown a
heal IN front. Time. 81.
For the scccnd heat Risk had tho call in the
pools. though most of the bets were rN n. SUIT
In WIS suhsi'uei lor Gray ON Risk. and th.
stort WAS c,cni hut after leaving the score Risk
agliu went 30 IT," front, aud was first over the
first hur liz. llc hold ia" lead over tho second
ana third hurdl',; but ON the upper turn trrd-
crirkiQwn '!llarrd him. and they ran hrad and
bead through the Third quarter. and loarcd the
inmh hurdl' tos ilnr. lrrd"ri"Ntown was
then prcsecd. and ilnI-l.i ulc heat and race
II WIS nrranso od io-dny that Ten Brock and
Parole SHAH run 1t Jcruni' Park on saturday,
Nov. 3, in q race ul th" ~nin" distance and
weights rs that which took place at Pimlico on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27

Register rhsi isuic lnti iluv
lll,N we iIo9,tnJ ush, hunlVj tuliwcnb ,Nics
n ,i7"rd yt-t niHt
fhr .'cuuu ruuhr, oi t,. nini.,mDp H.. ri,mI4 ID
.Li'' iir' MHf ihHu-i-i v.'. ldHN.
lt ir0ts auunui,.d u Ll' ir,, AT Whltr pl,lu. yes
mn'W N'tO pv,N0'-. no NuulaNl.Nt
- 49, .S'hw "It f l.- !. hW .tr hn from no
V'' +' Ni ',., ' lh' lWlHw At ii
i'r mf' lAtur q lHN ha, h..u lilr lad im hA,, AK
~ ~ 'nlSo" t"Nr' i'un lonlcneisy. lrln /. ia
h unuu. Wunit NrD ntlr SOIL inlu ,Ui,trN.
on u' NoinH l inr Steamship France which ni.i, I'd
},sh nhN, thl' ~ 49, sailur had lOih legs i.ust IL
IT. Mn' -"W tn thr Chamber, Street Hospital
Th" sup untui,nt vi the Insurance D,re~,r,u, t,or
an Nhninninu nl tio New Nork ll'c it-nrnrr, Com.
ltW lhlht' ln "a uti'ei column OF ti1 ~ts 4lnr. only
MIA Wl,h'N J. ON Nl' "'mpiuh' -, own trNnrL Tho dir
Ir'Nn'' t""'h ia" lwO J. an valuation m rely fho
Sni" Ili'hi M say, rllt Erit eorl-n Aou rntitlod
uiciAiau0m"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27
MfRRiING MIR sTErE.i TIER.
Abandonment foiIow inE Eiopement and
Flight nom y Justice.

Manuel Nnitiuc2, "A Spaniard. was arrested
yesterday at l7G Blrcckcr street. having nbon-
doned his wife, Adele. She says that Martinez
came To- this country ten or twelve years ago
anil settled in New Orleans A brother had pre-
cedcd him and had married into an old and
highly slcriuhl" French family. MARTINEZ.
who WIS a han l-omr young man. made the ac-
uualuianrc of his brothers mothcr-in- law. then
"A widow IN the primo of life and possessed OF
some means. and after brief courish,p they
were married. The marriage was an unhappy
one for MARTINEZ, laiiing 10 Obtain possession
~ he wiie'- property. treated her with cruelty
and Sho obtained % divorce. \ short time after
~" diVor q Mgitinr2 Induced bis Wiic'- sixteen
y"tr-old daughter now Mrs MARTINEZ. to cl0pe
with him. They were con called IN the house
Of a friend residing nrar the city Tor about u
month. They then snilrd inr Havana. where
they wcr" married. From Havana tn"y went to
PhNHdclrhin, and nitrrward removed 10 this
city. where Mnrtilc1 followed the business oi u
MARTINEZ made the Hrquaintanec of COM
patriot named Ferdinand Gulrrcl. otherwise
known ~ tulg'ts Rs and from this AoIunin-
Mn'c-hip Mrs. Martinez dates her troubles
MARITIME and Gulrrol. to escape the consr-
lu"nccs ot some rn-rnlity. fed to Philadclphl
They were followed hy Mrs. MARTINEZ und her
three children. In Phlnd"phia the two mon
opened aguHtliug don. but the police raid"d IT,
and they returned a. thia city. Martinez then
assumed ,iuirrel. name aud Guirr"l that ot
Charley II. ;. and Is these names they ar. still
known.
MARITIME his wife alleges. now refuses to con-
tribute anything toward the support II his
family, although she Is informed ihat hc holds
n position in the Custom House. Martinez was
parol",i in the fiiy-ScNcnth Street Polio" Court
yesterday on the pledge Of senator Grrnrd. his
lawyer. Mrs. Martinc2 live at l62 Eas, Twenty
third street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27
IMPORT.tNT TO C.fPIriLIsTs.
Especially to Those who Isoid Western Town
and County Bonds

WAsHINGrON. oct. %. 4 great many
Eastern capitalists are interested IN the de-
ci-ion that is 10 he made hy the Suprcm" Court
IT ihe United States IN the case ot Ca~s county
Missouri. against Johnson. which involves the
whole question of the validity oi town anl
county bonds in the West The supreme Court
decided, in the cas-. of llir,hman against Bates
county, last ycar. in favor q the county and
against The honih, ldor-. and thet ircut judges
haSo since that iWn followed tins decision,
era. The validity OF ~omc four millions OF
bonds depends upon tn" decision IA this now
cu-". in which ex-senator Henderson Of ~.
Louis appears for the honfhoders. The case
Will rom" up for argument Oh Monday. nni Mr.
II ndrr-"n couilt nty cN9Hf- 20 ~H'u urt.'. if-
ylow of the decision in tn" "ji~" Of n rsil'nan
against Bates cuul,iy, and Il dcr.- ,Ou IN .uvoI %
the BON lhDlders
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27
TnE NEW oRIr,Ns collncroRsnIr.
We'll. md Anderson Dissatisfied with King
Pack. ard In the Field

WAsuINGroN. oct. %. The long delay in
-onding in the nomination Tor Collector at
Nrw Orl.nn. Aa, bred counti. am uliir. in
uc way II the Admin-iration. King was put
drr-0n In the custom llou-c. Wells aud An
drr~ou are mother of them satisfied with tho
Dhn.nt. and want a change. Packard is in the
Held for IN" saAo nomination which hr once
dt lined. and has slniry lpt- u lis hands
which hnS' % bearing altogether too serious 10
oe dlsrgarded. Mrunwhilr the trial of Wells
ni AnGrr-un on "a criminal ihlletmsnt i- ~ 80
lu tln bArkEruund. and has it9 ~ iHi relations
- thr disposition OF the Now Orleans Custom
IiDuss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27
the LIIEsT OLD WORLD NEWS.


IoSpON oct. 2G.-The American masons now
n % ''u. tccsraphci HON To nisht that strike
isi, here ami tat .houl b, sent over Tho
Bolton strike is virtually terminated Joint mecunsd
srunors ami s'llcinr mindrr,. ait.r ~nd.E
~ fu lusrNitW the masters, resolved that upun
hu .c fnat ting hasi. 900 revision Of ihe standard lists
would bee rNeau.,i % lefuuvosi Wouh ic instructed 10
Nunui urt WORK uu Nuulat. Wltu dee mills will 10
'hr'Nn open The huuu masters have liNeu tho as
-ntnn'f rNhir hN tho Operative. Tie strike Is thus
icfmudt' % after duration oi two months. a hrs
lal- lI,s " Ir N.l lllIAN, " -lN .,l M MAsas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27

Bo4roN. OF. -. Henry Colony AMI SAM
Whh. eft Il h.'n' %, Directors W tie Nanohcs
ter nui Is uc rirlti v'r' ar,-,d A.rc tniay,
Al" 'im1g' r rnl pa rc ,nm O." l.''nn %. on
q suit ''r - ''.'l Mh.h 10 l. rl' s. - Auc tho
estate of iinWns l. ltuhhrItNu ni A,v York.
ur labor rni wH'crn. n-rd m huilnf TINT road.
ilN rts lnNutD. ttr p''ut u udiNiiuai ic-puilsiny
r drh' a am inruun n'Htd "mpauy, amt vii! - 10 tho
,mLr-HL. NNmrl LuI Mu-ulL- AlLnu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-27

Twenty mcmhers Of the Committee Of Finy.
Npmnrd W promote the pncspgc of ilA iisfrnnohi-,
ment amenimnnt thc ton,utuu H. ct iii The li,th
N,nuc Hotel last cNenrs ana alter the reporters Wcr
excluded cnnmitte Of hNe wa, appointed tl prncur II
list nf tho reei,isrcd voter VI Tho city an order u,t they
h, asked h. Ntt ii ,nuliiti for tht lp.l4
WHO Wl flNor diafrrucln-.u Anoih,r .tluHt.ft, ,
Ma4nppniuird To inurNrw cnndiinH, TOR tie le'al-l
tufr. aid got tnr4t NirN- uu t iu sn fil. ti itn
plt could be- instructed whether tu Nnih for them Au
4iitV4 to be- prepared
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NnAcn L,msr ncnlr.. In a.ncn.

on rhur-day evening the lonkrIs police
rns NyrnN nfc Nt ihr n.N .iN huur i ictsH .lin-i
Whom .ini- hnd b. in.-l. at iU. snnO - ti
ntuln| Inv tni order A-''-LIu Ou, p.tnlvd -ualy
ni unrH. fIi Oboe, ttli. ~ ned iDif
Inds. tnrd ihrn' Wtrr nncd 80 ot.l. aud tu oii.r,
Nrrc commit ird Wntcr e@rt Zach.
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sOME Wf>HINGTON TOrICs.
The Big Biii- OF Expenses Incurred by Mr..
IInNes'. toun.eI.

WAsniNcroN, OF. 26.-Th, big hill for cx-
leu.cs hi,h Zach Chandler piI stanley Mathew,
in III" ''ts and la, SOME NtrN queer ruis A. An
other hill paid at th, unc ma, also rrn up iI
IN. cl ven hundred dnllrr. and giving nniumil.d &C..
count "i VI tNnri~> tNH n-ts wht frfuu- h'fHr tine
Electoral tuWiis-nu II AiiIrl~ very curious lilu-
tuu, ami there - no manner u doubt lut shat t 5000 for
J. W stnghtvn stNl"l.'~ viii hHNr au ofd lnNh WilNu
IL come, out In a g. an tho hl., tle tNftu~s iu
eurrcd in securing the Presidency h, fraud are queer