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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-20

PROMoTIoN.-Gentlemen who desire
the office Of Captain or Lieutenant in
the New Volunteer Company should
have their names enrolled before the
meeting next Saturday night. A word
TO the wise is sufficient.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-20

ATTENTIoN.-A meeting Of the In
fantry Company will be held, next
Saturday night, for the purpose of
organization. A full attendance is
requested. Notice will be given by the
beating of the drum. BY order Of the
COMMITTEE.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-20

The new tole regulations, on the
Valley Pike has caused a considerable
degree of excitement along the entire
line. The company, we understand.
refuses to let the gate by the year and
requires farmers and others to purchase
tickets which are sold at a slight re-
duction or stop and pay every time
they go through the gates. Where
gates are near towns, it occasions great
Inconvenience to farmers in the neig5or-
hood. The company may have some
good reason for not issuing annual
tickets, of which we are not informed
but they would certainly prove very
convenient to farmers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-20

GRADUATED.-Charles B. Gatewood
son of Capt. Jno. Gatewood, formerly
Of this place graduated at West Point,
last week. He stood No. %. a very
creditable standing in a class of IS,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-20

MISSING PLATEs.-Those persons
who did mol get their plates from the
Y. NJ. G. A. festival will please send
to B. Sehmitt's Drugstore for them.
COMMITTEF.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-20

COMMUNION MEETING.-There will
be a communion meeting in the Presby-
terrain Church on the first Sunday in
July. Rev. Mr.. Price is expected to
assist.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-20

Physicians prescriptions carefully
compounded at all hours, day & night at
CARTER & RICHARDSON'S New Drug
\ Store, Main st. opp. Court House.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-20

Y. NJ. c. A.-The reading room Of
Y. NJ. G. A. will be closed for a short
time, as the room is nov being repaired.
Committee.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-20

Bucks Grape Brandy, Just receive
a large lot Of this fine old Brandy which
l offer for sale at greatly reduced rates,
this Brandy is highly recommended BY
Physicians for medical purposes.
N. GEARY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-20

We want IS Or 20 good Horses, Is to
l53 hands high to weigh from 1000 to
1900 pounds in good or fair order. Will
be in Woodstock. 2lst, Strasburg. 22nd,
and then at Edinburg, till Monday 25.h,
and pay cash.
L. NJ. Z. GROVE & BRO.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-20

For SALE.-A desirable building lot
at Orkney Springs, situated convenient
to the waters and fronting Oh the public
square. Enquire al. this office. 3m.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-20

No Opium. No Morphia or other
dangerous drug is contained in DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup, for the relief Of
Collie. Teething, etc. Price. p cents.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-20

PIC-NICs.-Chlldren who wish to
enjoy the picnic season should have
their amt enrolled in as many Sum
day schools as possible.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-20

HARVEST LIQUoR.-I a~m>prepared to
furnish Liquor for harvesting and other
purposes as cheap as it can be bought
in the Valley, give ne a call and
satisfy yourselves.
June 13-2t NJ. GEARY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-06-20

Another opportunity is offered to be
cheap salt. A car load just arrived and
for sale. very low, call at once or YOU
will be too late.
W. C. BARRON.
, 1877-01-24

0recnback party Is in session here, tho object
being, a. Is statct, to confer Upon tho bcss
ccourte to pursue In extending and strengthen
Ing tho organization, to tho cnsl TINT II n,ny
accomplish tho iinanr!a1 reforms demanded by
the party. There arc present Noses W. Field,
Of Detroit. sficl.: Gen. Samuel Cary. Chair
man Of the Committee; and Mcssrr. John q.
t'rcw, Of New York, md !. X. sanhorr, Of
pcnnsylsana, besides the following member. ot
the Ilftnols elatc Committee: sccot1d Dtstrtct,
A. G. Cameron; Th!r1, ]. Bennett: Sixth, =. u.
Rini,h; Seventh. II. II. Thompson; Eighth, II.
Cooper; Ninth, ~. Walthera; Tenth, A. ].
streatnr; Twelfth, J. e. pfe'l; Thirteenth,
Aug T1lorpe;. Fourteenth, j. X. Scott; eix.
tcenth, II. ". fIooton; Eighteenth. John 4. Nc
Clurc; Nineteenth, ]. X. 13nrrrfl.
HIGHT sEsatnHs.
Specfdl Dfgba&eh to 71e 7ffbane
.9rrradFlsi.p. He, Jan. 4i-At the meeting
Of the State Farmers Association tonight, Prot.
Mouteth, nf st. Louis addressed The assembly
on "Thc Relation of Country Scllnols To tho
Farmcrs' Causc." prots. TURNER, Of 1act4pn-
vile; s!ll!cr, Of St. Clajr: Armstrong. OF 1.a-
Sale, and [;rovcr, Of Couk, followed on the
tamc subject. tlcn. Sam tary speaks before tic
AsaociatIon tp.r,orrow evening.
Tho Executive Committee OF the National
0reenbark party Transacted no business Of public
Importance at the prolonged session this eren-
Ing.
, 1877-01-24

WHEELING, VIVA, Jan. 23.-Aftcr the failure
az the caucus to make notnlna.Ions last night,
the Legislature being required by Inv to conf
tncnce ba!loting to-lny, cast one ballot With the
following result: For the short turu,, 1Icrford,
81: Price. 2a: Car1t1e, ~; Walker, II; scatter
ing, B.. For the long term: Faulkner, 95; ]. j.
Dayls, 12; II. q. Davis, 81; J. n. Camdeu, 3;
scattering, ~.
WHEELING, r.. Va. Jan. a3.-In the Demo
cratic CAUCUS tonight two ballots we're taken.
With no chulce. Davis aud Faul.ncr were the
leading candidates for the louE senatorial term.
ami price and llcrforl for tho ellott term. On
The last ballot FNulkner had %, Davis q, and
Hricc 10, IleEforl q. Necessary to cboicc, u.
, 1877-01-24

ehtl1s and fever. She requested TO be taken
home to her aunt, and Mr.. Pomcroy got a eot.-
scynncc for that purpotc. When she came down
stairs abe carried bundle, apparently of cloth
tcctfons, took h6l,i Of. and, finding Il
TO be tnueh heavier than clothing, open;ti
It at,tl found dead child therein. IL had bccn
strang1etI to death with l,at.dkcrchfcf, which
warm. The servant WAS sent blck tn he'll, ard
doctor md Curoncr summoned. The girl ad-
mittctf that the child was barn nllyc. 4 Coro.
ner's Jury returned verdict that tic lcccnsci
hands Of its mother. She will be arrested Tlcn
she tccOycse.
, 1877-01-24

IMPORTANT fsHovATtoHs ATTEMPTED.
BosToa, Jan. 2a.-Thc flouto Of Representa-
tIyca to-tlny rejected three constitutional
amendments, proriln'g for tho appointment by
this Governor, instead Of election by the people,
OF Clerks of Courts, District Attorneys, and
Stcrlffa. Another amendment, relating 10 tue
appointing Of Commissioners Of Insolvency,
wns atyanrcl stage by majority Of one, but
II has no chance Of obtaining the final requisite
three-fonftlis majority. a heated debate took
sectional tl,an partisan. The sa,1lc amendments
passed the Legislature sa 1875, hut failed Iast
year.
, 1877-01-24

TIE HEEENT El4ECTIUNe
sAH FRANCISCO, Jan. E3.-Tcstimony Is nor
being taken by the Finance Committee Of tho
board Of Supervisors concerning the alleged
fraudulent registration at the recent general
election. The evidence tf1ue far las been con-
Gned to Tho examination Of County. Clerk Rey-
nolds as 10 the general manner of conducting
registration. William Hayes, counsel ior tho
Chairman Of the Democratic State Central
Committee. announced ns bis position that the
1000 votes cast BY virtue OF certificates Of e.l-
rollment, Wien the nnsncs were not actually
copied IN tho grrat register, were illegal, md
TINT there had been no election In the Statc.
Further consideration ot the subject was post
runcl tit .,cst Tuesday.
, 1877-01-24

- candidate for the United States Senate. II
that cnnnot be tonc, nanfcstty IT 10 bis de1tbcT-
ate purpose to icfcat tho Republican party IN
this Senatorial rnntest. ILL courao last night
In tcfuslny to withdraw, aud today Indicates
nothing else.
Tnz REPUBLICANS NOMINATE JUDGE LAW.
nnNCr.
At The Republican cnllcus tonight Logan Of
that sost wlErh Is designed 10 draw out pscst-
ire for candidate withdrawing tO stick. 1t
WIS followed by speeches highly cu1og1stfc nf
HIN, which Logan sat there to listen to. As
morai Intimidation unprecedented III the lis
tnry OF ltcnnhlican caaensca. Because Of It Me-
Clclan nn1 wlthulrcw from the caucus and
others expressed privately their tlIasat. Inn
m oag 2g1s & it, t. s s,os To s IT. Fss Il tue
hn'l entnteuccd, Lo@an, seeing tlo growing
that he was','t candidate. Logan ballots.
however, were being east, when he finally per
emrtorily "Ith'lrcw, nnd cx-suprcmo Judge Z.
Il. Lawrence Was Illuminated.
THE DEMOCRATS NOMINATE Anderson Foft-
MALEr.
The Democratic caucus tonight, after brief
discussion, wl'Ir1s was lcks l,ratrtl than might
have been expected. adopted tho followinE:.
Etso'rtd. That VT, Tin Democrats Of tle Thtr.
tlcth General Assembly, in cancn* assembled, in-
dorse tic nomination 6f Gen. William u. ,Ande.-
eon hy the independents for Senator. and MG 'lo
States Senate.
The resolution was adopted for the openly.
declared purpose Of leaving no 1onp!1olc fof ahy
Democrat to refuse to vote for Anderson:
The anti-.4nderson men pipc,l exceedingly small
In The caucus. They cndcarored, n.y. every
means, to stayc OF action. a number oi Dem
ocrats absentcd themselves from the caucus,
anu the question which remains Is whether thcy
will abil1c by its action.
iCp0E LAWRENCE WILL ACCEPT.
II Is stated hero that JHt1EG Lawfcnce's nc
, 1877-01-24
WASHINGTON.
Tho Postal Telegraph Hcheme---A Sevapa-
per SuapensIon--.lsobeson Gets ClcRu


Tho Postal Telegraph. Hclleme~"-A Sevapa-
per SuapensIon-- -ltobeson Gets = Clcau
nIlt.
specfat DtspascA to 1ns Irtasn4
WAaulN0foN, u. c., Jun. 23,-Scyeral petit
uons relating to the purchase of telegraph liucs
by tho Government have been referred by Con-
gress to the Postmastcr-tiencra1 Tor hts views.
1t Is understood thu. l,o will DECLINE to Gu lnta
tho subject, and state to Congress tint, IS the
matter will come up, II ut Ill, under au admin.
istratiou with which hu docs not expect to be
connected, I. IL ine1pcd!ent for him to express
m opiniun.
:. Tic Washington Chronicle suspended pub
lieasion this morning. and IL III pusscs.tnl Of the
pasted sta;ca Marshai. Ihe sonse5n IL hopc-
lss.'y banl;;!upt. Pos shsepl,srA u large
creditor Robert Lincoln. ut IA!rlgu, appears
down - creditor for 87,0lV. There Is q report
that the burlington l}aHktye traWtctors Intend
IL nurrbasc tho pnpcr Ut the Marshals sale.
There Is y good deal Of opposition to the con-
tlssnas.on Of Ellis Spear, nominated to te Com
missioner Of Patents.
M4suiAaroN, 2. T., jan 29.-Tnc sub-conl-
Nhsh eyldanSs and report Ut the Investigation,
ot tae Navy Department was referred ut tho last
session, reported this morning that no fraud ur
so5Iaptten t'a1i been shown aQutnst tho 6ccrc-
!afy that the violations Ut LAW alleged to exist
~ ~ nspas!ment were principally III matters
~ detail, and under tbs proYt4tuus at 4 law
whic!, were merely directory. with no penalties
kttashcd, Or upon which thu Secretary Las a
Cooke, sicCuiloch i Co. VIVA = IN t,,Ic,tion IL ~ y
roussruc!!on OF the law, upon which tllera
might fairly bc difference OF OpDIol1, and thut
Tie ttoseftMeAt l!ud suffered nj l0ss tletelrom
lHa say fhat ut articles Of Impeachment aga!nxt
the Secretary ehould be presented, OK COLD 10
Upon the making OF such report the Judiciary
coMn!ities unanimously passed the following
, 1877-01-24

n4LLoTISd FoA rN1TED STATES SENATOR.
TorEKA. Kan., Jan. 23.-1n the aepate to-day,
on tho rote for United Statcs Senator, =. h.
Plumb received yotes; T. a. Osborn, o; ]. II.
Harvey, 6; ". r. si".snons, 6; 7. c. Sears, I,
j. P. st. John. 8; L. Stlltnes, .; John Martin,
Democrat, 2: ?. II. Elster, l; ". A. Phillips, |;
T.; ,; F: s!.npson !; & D. +: how, = Tota'' q:
Simpson, 8; Smns, II: Sears. II; F.. Tucker, |
Harvey. 20; 0sUor,i. II; Ut. johns, !; Stiltingy,
&, Phillips, 1; MartIn. 10: J. +. Kpot, .; 1sanc
Eaton, !. Tota! in tho House, IL. Two au-
Aentees u the liouse.
, 1877-01-24
KNIGHTS OF .PYTHtAS.


IaD1AxAroLls, jan. oa-Ihe t;sand Lodge of
the Knights OF FyihIas met today. Rcposts In
oicate fair prosperity. SI1ty~tlyo lodges ats
reported. With q membership Of 1910. The fol.
lowing officers were elected: Grand Chancellor,
u. ". Lstolllttr, OF New Albany; ykc. Alfred
Utckey, Of Charlottesville; urand Probate, 4.
a. Cuune, Of Richmond; Grun1 Master u tue
ExlhequeF, " L. dunlap, of Franklin; Keeper
of the heeords, Wilbur +. Taylor, Of Lafayette.
, 1877-01-24

IT 0F*s*'s 1Hs@4*tH 10 zHt 7ff0HH3e
JOLIET, ILL.,, Jau. 9}.-fn the VIII County Cir
cult Court this forenoon Charles Jones nnl
Charles johnson, two cow-thicscs, wcru SELL
tenccd to imprisonment In the State penitcn-
t!asy, the former for twelve years md the inter
for nine years, by Judge MrKobcrts Oh their
own plea of guilty. That Is ak yeara for Jones
aud thrce ycara for Johusou for the ttseft Of q
span Of horses, and six years for the cnws stolen
by them, or one geaE for each cow. Peter Kine-
hammer was sent up for five ycars for rape, and
Jerry Donuoyan went to the County jail for
sirty days fur na assault With iuteut to do bQdl-
" Injury.
, 1877-01-24
FOREIGN.
Turkey Proposes Peace to 5ervia
and Montenegro.
And Requests Andrassy to Act as
Mediator.
Flight OF War Rurnors
from Russian Sources.
The Pope, Ills Cardinals, and The Papal
Succession.
THE EAST.

rrrT1: EAST.
s4,1snr.uv avn fo.,.T,rpr.
psnA. Jan. DIV T,,r.t.h n{{,,t,,. WAR;
nrrarn. ,rhen fhe N,r,ut. ~ Salisbury tool,
~, .,,,,t.s.s IT., H.. o..,..- -. "'
p,..,, 49,, ",,,..
uvni,v Ian - ..conr rocr.f., IN, ,,orcon,.. h..
,,roon u,,..ta ~, f,htn. L,, r<,,,. ~ .,aaJ.
.t,1t oxin1 ~ tbo nro,tb,,or,. ,,rc,co ~ t,,e
f.b,ne<o ,,',rarn-non. nro,nn,ca ,,s .,,.n1o,nns
arm,.c,1 hv ~, 1,,,snrn;.sv s1,,o.,,a a1na,,.
linn, and o,hc, nn,.tan y,ovcnen,. o,or1 ,.c
rhr.so fre,,ttn. ,.,',a,s 80 ,.Ea,, ,v Sshtn,
tn,ftcato hns,T1o ,1.,tra.
nrsstIs gynravons.
LONDON, Jan. 2i-5 a, n.-Thc Ssandard's
dispatch from Cop.tantlnonlc saxs # ia abst,-
lutcly certain that Rus,,u, since The failure of
The Conference, has again endeayorei, 10 ucn1,-
tja,c special trcaty with Turkey. Mtlbat Ps.
aha NJ yct onnoscs s,1rh cot,rsc.
noCuArtA.
A te1erra,n from Bucharest la the STANDARD
reports that the Rouuauiar reserves are being
sent homo until March. This II in harmony
with the belief tl,at Russia does not intend 10
begin l,ostItics before sprfnp,
AssrRtycr.
III, reportca in Vienna that the Turkish AM
bassados, at his Interview. with Andfassr In
, 1877-01-24

nunL,s, Jan, e3.-Delalanty, HomeRufer, is
elected 10 Parliament from Waterford by 200
majority oycs the Liberal candidate.
NINE DISASTER.
LONDON, jan IA ars broke out In the
etonehIll colliety, nenr Bolton today, while the
men we're at work, and Is EttlI burning. Fifteen
miners asc known to have pcrishcd. 1t Il lin.
possible tu recover the bodies.
eMALL-pOi,
The Registrar Generals returns show that the
smallpox In this clty IL decreasing. There we're
~ tlcatta last week asasnst loo tho week pre-.
ytuus.
, 1877-01-24

WiLKEsBAHnH, Pa, Jau. ga brutal rnur.
der was committed at Plymouth last night. the
victim being Welshman natne1 John D..
Ihomas. Yesterday was payday ut the mines,
md party OF corn'slmen were spending the
evening Mt Thomas Inv groEgery, when one Of
them claimed that he had been robbed Of
watch. Shortly after midnight the family Ind
retired, when two men burst open door, and
with drawn reFofycrs, demanded the watr., OF
the terror-str'ckcn inmates. While cnlcayorfns
to quiet tue n'enthe proprietor was siIot through
TUG heart aud was instantly killed. Tue despc-
radoes then beat hasty retreat, and are Ut
large.
, 1877-01-24
- HORRIBLE STORY.

Correspondence ST. Jos<Ih tNo.) Ntrdld.
ALnAHy, No., Jan. 15.-A 1nan giving the
name Of Albert Kline came In this evening from
Iowa, md reports the particulars of a horrible
tragedy which occurred Oh Friday last near the
banks at PLATTE River.
About one year ago man by the name of
Pill Amcs moved Into that neighborhood,
bringing With him wife, litt1c child, md Ills
sfstcr-in.law. lie secured Il small piece of
land, and erected upon 1t neat two-stosy
dwelling. For timr, a!l things appeared to 70
on nicely inside the family manslon. but 1t
soon became evident to those who
grew Intimate with tho Atnescs that
thurs was Il skeleton In the house,
in other words, the love Of tho household was
scattered around atnong too many women. In
stead Of being concentrated upon one, zs pro-
vided for by the lawa Vi both God md man.
There was co1dncss growing up between
husband ind wife, only cqua1cd by IN ap-
rarcnt warmth existing between the lus-
butsI and tho ssterin-taw. The nelghboring
wos1cn noticed that the wife appeared often III
tears, was neglected anl left nnprovi1ed for.
OF the husband. Whole days tho Nifc passed
atonc, having no company save the child, a
bright, gollen.llalrcd g,rl Of q summers,
who rlung to her, md in whose exist
cnce sle appeared to 1--we Rntl hayc her
bgsng. Al length, on the 1otll OF November,
tho little child sckenrl, mid suddenly died. 1t
was buried the next day,-a rude country buri-
al, n bitter cold north wind, leallcss trees, and
chrerless Eraye, crushed the uotlcs's spirit and
broke her heart.
Then 1t wus TINT tile spirit Of the Arst-born
Cain appeared to takc possession of the lius-
band. lle frequently beat Its wife, droye her
miserable straw md l,usk pallet on the Lit her,
NouE, wbllc the sister occupied the p1acu which
, 1877-01-24

WASHINGTON, D. e., Jan. o3,-Thc Commits
soncr Of Internal Revenue Is Informed by the
Collector of Internal Revenue for South Caro-
lima that Illicit dlssNIcr Redmond, who .eceut-
lyWounded Dcputy-collcctor Barton, and Killed
Hendricks, accompanied by an armed forco Of
twenty rouRhs, on the morning Of the Goth, sur
rounded the huusc Of Barton, isear Easby. s. C.,
PEELED Barton to pay him 800. The party then
took one Of Dart0n's hprses aud rode OF.
, 1877-01-24

AESUAL Roosfs Or TIL so-CALtcp FARMERS
AND TnE 0nEEHHAEk MAu8 At ErniSu-
FIELD.
!spscfas DispatcA 10 The Tribune
srH1N1p1ELp. ILL.,, Jan, nl-Thu Illjnol. State
Farmers' Association met In convention at Az
ftcultural llall today, President ". G. Flagx
pressding. It IS tho tlfth annual meeting, aud
THUS far seems to bo tho smallest Convention
yet held by tic Association. The following
delegates only hare thus lar responded, but
others arc expected:
11,,a M1,,y S"s"iy-s H. shunway. H. H. Lloyd, had
y '',H teYaiy-Gcorgo wlgh,man, II. Haley. and
Hsh'T SsAf9n tS%";ay-s tGsSsty.s' i. Witt: y ,,.,,
S.s. &satat.t tssa,ayo tzssstyS",st:mo.e " ceoess
VI. e. flazs, md John Tss.t. T'0s' ''e' "''11sm''
Cook GeEhty-A. J. Grover.
y: ciair t1aaty-jqms. i, Miller.
III, .Maeo" to4"sy-J. H' itckrell and T. y. Camp.
LaTr<nex r Goaa'y--D; Il, Portse
t4in'on toanty-N. ii. Ilootou.
Hac0np!n Couafy--J. 7. Clark,
TUE OBJECT or THn MEETING
Is explained fa the call Of the Executive Com
lnittee, which says:
We would retuind the fasmets of the State who
I. totally inadequate to seeuro ths ssieyuarIs de-.
sgncd ~ ths c1bssitutfou 0f 1870; TINT our taxa.
!lon. State and national, rests chiefly upon liz
tonui Hanks; lint our ra,ld, rateut, and cony.
right laws atv perverted to build up inlnra.e III.
n H. md u St 1 eSss
whole ~ nut sufficient 10 ensbo thcul to throw III
these bnrden4 plsced upan then, BY superior Gun:
NJ asssS ssiss Ss"ee: o
rss;,.!oa. H. ny, ,'Wla "ual be- I1ee themselves must
THE srs3,oS or Toby
, 1877-01-24
HJEtfHfTT&-

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jun. ".-This afternoon,
whiiu attempting tu arrested d colorcd burglar
named Williams, on Linden street, Detective
l'r5dc was shot by by tho burG1ar aud snurtalty
wounded. the ball entering tho left lreast above
tbs heart aud ranging down. W!liisms es-
capped.
bcn o'Ncal shut and Instantly killed Henry
Cox last night on Madison street about
woman. All co1ored. U'Seal escaped.
, 1877-01-24

NATIONAL KEFKNEEB.
PARIS, Jan. 1.-The rcrcnuH from Indirect
sa1atton for 1s1U, estimated 1T 1,95o, 4s30o0
francs, amounted tn 9, o,lo5.'59, ,0oo francs, bcing
37,ssssG, COZ more ts,au In ls7i.
WILL RETIRE
LONDON, Jan. a4-5 4. m.-Thc Paris corrc-
spondcnt Of the Daily .Sfrs saya the retirement
of the Duke dc Cazcs, Siihlstcr Of Foreign AZ
fairs, Is probably III consequence Of dlsagrce-
mcut With Minister Simon.
, 1877-01-24


8PR1s0rtELD, ILL.,, Jan. o3-1n the United
Suites Court to-day m Indictment was returned
against Oliver Hewitt. clerk Of the steamboat
Belle Of Memphis, plying bctweuu Cairo, ILL.,,
aud Cape Gtrardcau. Mo-. for violation Of the
Ciril Rights net by denying to Mary Jane Brit
ton, Passenger Hn the steamer anu q colurcl
female, tho privilege Of u state-roou after she
had paid tor the same, the refusal being based
on her color ouly.
, 1877-01-24

CoLuMBrs, O., Jan. 223-1n the House to-day
BILLS wcrc introduced to prevent supcrintenl-
ents or teachers In public schools from being
Engaged in other business; to limit the tlmo
for leaving deeds In Recorders o!l1ce to ten
days; toproY!dc that persons connected With
public srhools shall not act rs School Exam.
ineFa.
, 1877-01-24

SAN FRAaclsco, Jau. al-Chsrlcs Wright aud
n!no other scamcn Of the American bark c. i.
Whitmoro arrived herc by tho steamer Alaska,
from Hong Kong. seut hero by tho Cnitcd
States Consul At Hong Kong aa witnesses
aEatpst the Captain a,"i of.rera oi tho bark fur
accused left the bark at lioug Kong and srcrctr1
themselves as previously repurscd.
, 1877-01-24

~ AEatI9* L01Fo9eE ~ 1N 1N@sNAs
OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 2l--Anotler ehtld-mur-
der Was committed tn this city to-day, making
thc third lufautiet4e that has been brought to
light IN Omaha within month. a servant
girl named Carrie Olson, tn the cmployoi II.
Pomeroy, did not asise s4 usual this morning,
giving ~ q excuss that she MAJ suffering &Eoua
, 1877-01-24
WOLVES.

8rKtxarixLp, ILL.,, Jau. Gl-Charles 1rah1m
and Tom brewer, partner. IN faro bank. had
quite serious quarrel tonight, during which
brewer ahot firahau,, in0ictlug wounds no~ be-
lteye 10 ba fatal,
, 1877-01-24


ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. e3-A ballot for United
States Senator to-day resulted: Total vote cast
in both Houses, :l7; Norwood received 1oi;
I'LL, So; Smith, -; Wulker, 4; jenkins, !.
Necessary to el.olcc. leg.
The Indications arc that Norwood Till bc
elected Oh the first ballot tomorrow.
, 1877-01-24
Linens & Housekeeping Goods.

ia Linen nleaohod Table Damaaks,
ia Dioaehed Liuon pamssks. Of. heavy.
o0o, worth Is,
Sd nleachod Linen pamaaks. e1. heavy.
Ibc. usual prlco, Ooc.
6-4 Hleaohed Linen Damasks. ex. due, SIT
reduced from 81. as.
ia Loom pice Tabls Linens, 80. 40, and
e0cs reduced 10 and 1bo per yard.
7.4 Loom Dam a. ks, 4 30 sold for 10.
I'd Loom Qankxks, 03o sold tor 7b.
6-4 rurkey-red Damaska, best washing
1-8 Liuen. Datnask Napkins, 81 dos, 70.
duced from Sl.a3.
Detter qualities reduced in same proportion.
Good ALI. .Iinen Crashes, 90 and upwards.
DArzatna In Russta Crashos.
Bloached Damask aud Linen Huok Tawels,
heavy and good siso. 40 and 26o, re-
dnced on1-third.
LII Honey Comb Quilts, 7oo; reduced
ia Msrseilles Quilts. $3.50; reduced from
Boat qualities .o3uood IN like proportion.
White piquea. LA. 10, and 400, reduced
nottingham Lace Curtain Nets, 19Hct for.
morly 40.
from 30 md Toe.
NOTTINGHAM, Lace Curtains $1.b0 p&1Ft Ht-
duued from S1bo.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, 23 pAtf: fo-
duced from 50.
nottingham Lace Curtains $6 pntrf ~.
duced from H8.
, 1877-01-24
INDIANA.

Epectdi Df1patcA 10 1as Tribune.
1HDIANAPoLls. Jan. G}.-NothIng G: tmpor-
taucc was done In the Legislature today. More
than 125 bl!ls hare been introAuyeI into buth
Houses, and there IS general tlea!ro }to stop
now and expend energlGs towards perteclinI,
some of tlic more important measures.