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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-01-16

Bennett and May fought their
duel on the 8th at Slaughter Gap,
Delaware. The significance of the
name was spoiled by the harmless
exchange Of shots three times.
Then the man with the Tilted SIS
ter and the gay editor with the
marks Of the horsowhip on his face
met and were recohciled. The
lessons taught We're that if an eds
itor should dccei vo and then try
to ,raduce a young lady he may
expect TO be horse-whippod, and if
brother should attempt the horse
whipping he must expect to be shot
at deliberately. With all this
soap and water process all stains
disappear, and the twain must
rush to each others embrace.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-01-16
The Voice orthe ohioDemocra-

COLUMBUS, o., January 9.-The
third resolution of the Democratic
Convention read THAT while clear
in the conviction that Samuel J. Til
den and Thomas A. Hendricks have
received not only n large majority of
the popular vote, hut the majority Of
the electoral vote, and are therefore
elected President and Vice President
of the United States. we yet declare
that any decision made by the Senate
aud House of Representative will be
checrfully acquiesced in by the whole
people, aud that any attempt to inaug-
urate President simply upon proc
lamatiOn of the President Of the Sen
atc will be an act Of usurpation that
win be resisted by the people to the
last extremity even should that eX-
tgemity be an appeal to arms"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-01-16
The Story of theFlOrida Return
ing Board.

Our special Washington coIrcpon-
dent gives a concise account from
Democratic sources, Of the manipula.
tious by which Florida was declared
first for Stcarns aud Hayes, and on a
recount ordered by the Supreme Court
for Drew and Hayes. If this story
is true the returning board has been
clearly guilty Of fraud. The RepLhr
lican managers are also guilty of
fraud in the counties mentioned, aud
the Republicans cannot afford TO count
in Mr. Hayes by such fraudulent
methods. If they cannot show that
the vote Of the State was honestly ia
ken and fairly cocn,ed public opinion
must set against them. If they can
refIle this s'ory we advise them to
do so without delay. They had con-
troll fthc Stl,e; their Governor was
candidate for re election; they appoin-
ted the election officers, and they are
fairly accountable and must show that
they dealt honestly. -NeaV York Her.
.Uid Of Sunday
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-01-16

On Tuesday the 10th of December,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-01-16
New ORLEANS, JannarY 81

New ORLEANS, January 5-The
Senate subcommittee heard the tess
tinony Of Lieut.. Ack, of the third
infantry. In relation to the election
ia Baton Rouge his testimony was to
the effect that it WAS fair and peaceN
able. He saw no distmbauc on the
day of election. On th t day Depu-
ty United States Marshal McAlpine
complained that he had been eXclu-
ded from the polls by the Baton Rouge
police. Oninyestigation IL was found
that MrApine had net informed them
Of his official position until after he
had been excluded
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-01-16

Commodore Vanderbilt gave
his six daughters half million
each and his grandsons from two
to five millions each. DR.. Deems
gets $4,000, and one Of his physi-
clans $4,000. His wife gets sevs
en- hundred thousand, just us much
as Vanderbilt University got and
no more. The remainder of his
vast fortune of fifty or sixty mil
lions goes to his son, VIM. H. Nan~
derbilt.
At the end of his eighty-third
year he has closed a remarkable
career and now lays down forever
in his coffin, trimmed and handled
with solid solid silver.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-01-16
JAMES w. SHEFFEY.
Proceedings in the House and
Senate Oh the Announce
ment of His Death.
Speeches of Mr.. Fowler In tho
House and Mr.. GreeVer
in the Senate.

On Tuesday the 10th of December,
In the
House OF DELEGATES,
Mr.. Shannon offered the following
resolution ;
Whereas the House of Delegates has
with profound sorrow heard of the
death of james w. Sheilty, late mem
her of the House from the county Of
Smyth, whose purity in private life,
exalted patriotism aud devotion to the
puolc interests, and unusual abilities
as member of the legal profession,
have rendered him conspicuous in the
State, and whose patient and energet-
ic devotion, even under painful and
fatal Affections, to the duties OF this
House have endeared his memory to
lts members aud whereas il Ia prOpc r
that this House should give public cN-
preston of their appreciation of the
loss which the people of Virginia
have sustained in his death therefore,
be it
Resolved, That in the death of Jas.
w. Shetity this House has lost one OF
ITS ahlest and most useful members
the county of Smyth al able, intrepid
ana devoted representative the bar
OF the State brilliant and gifted
member A.; and society a defender,
yraced with rare culture aud adorned
10y eminent virtues.
Resolved, That the profound and
heartfelt sympathies of the members
OF this House be extended to the be-
resved family of the deceased, to
whom the clerk of the House is di-
rerted to furnish copies Of these Ieso'
lutions.
Resolved as n further mark of re-
pect to the deceased, That this House
40 now adjourn. Which were unani'
nousiy agreed to,
,, Messrs. Fowler, Lampkin, Stuart,
Ialiey, Cecil, Ronald and Lowell made
appropriate remarks on the life and
services ri the deceased,
REMARKS or MR, FOWLER, OF WASH
INGIoN CuUNIY, ON THE DEATH OF
NON j, W. SHEFFEY. IN THE HOUSE
OF bElEGArIs, DEC, 10, 1876.
Mr.. Speaker: 1t IL with feelings OF
uuulicrable sadness that | arise to Sc
yohd these resolutions aud to pay the
IuHl tribute to the eminent Nirgiuiau
whose name and vitues are briefly
ehoalmed in theul Less than year
ago he stood 0t my bedside and was
amazed and shocked when he thought
Ie saw the clRmmy de% and horrd
u'ngurcmento OF death on my face. He
vent out of that room TO announce
nat friends who desired 20 look upon
me again m the flesh should be speedy
"enorace the opportunity.
"heh, IN the providence OF God, !
SSas a0le 10 return to my seat on this
uoor, bis manly form aud noble car
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-01-16

NEW ORLEANS, January 5'-The
Democratic Legislature adopted an
address to the people of Louisiana,
reviewing the recent canvass and cleo,
ton, the action of the returning
board the events of January |, the
barucade Of the House, Nc.
Nichols and Packard will be in
augrrated Monday by their respective
Legislatures. Each of the Governors
vii doubtless proceed and organize a
Stage government.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-01-16

LEONARD HARPER JOHNSON, of
Nirginia, has devised new religion,
based on new Bible of his own COM
position. This pretended revelation
Of divine will constitutes him high
priest, with a right to claim One-teuth
of tie income Of his followers. and to
have IL many wives as he can get
He has secured three wives, but 40
other followers as yet, although he
breaches his doctrines eloquently.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-01-16
Tho Indiana Democracy Appoint
n Committee OF SnfctY.

INDIANAPOLIs, Jan'y. 9,--The De-
murracy of Indiana yesterday adopted
resolutions appointing n committee of
safety to correspond with leading men
ami committees in other States, and to
consider the propriety of calling a
national convention of the Democracy
to devise means To maintain public
peace. preserve l.opular liberty, and
~ lold the laws.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-01-16
family, constituents and state

his family, constituents and state,
thereby.
Resolved, That the resolutions of the
House Of Delegates, in reference there
to, be spread on the Journal of this
body, and a copy Of these resolutions
be transmitted by the clerk TO the fam
lily of the deceased.
Resolved, as further mark Of re-
spect for the memory of the deceased,
the Senate do now adjourn.
The resolutions were unanimously
adupted,
, 1877-01-10

Santa MoxlcA, Cal., JAN 1.-Ncw Years
Day is being celebrated ut this charming sea-
si1c resort Ut aem!tropical California, the t,,-
turc Lons D1auch ot tho Pacific, by party IT
r1cuss!ontsts from Los Angeles mud numbers Ut
Eastern tourists. Many Of tho latter arc daily
arriving hcre, being driven away from more
uotcd resorts In the iutcFtor W thu al.prryaitng
dust otrasu1tA by pnt!rc failure VI the usual
November and December Ta!l.s,
Tbs programme for the day Included sea-
bathing, driving on the long, s"ecll,IE beach Ut
tho bay, Cruquvt and III expedition OF tho more
ycnturcsuInc 10 thu ncwly ly-tlscoyrrcd coalbe.lh
iu the mountains. while ttts evening large
and brilliant shop" Is III progress ut tho Santa
Monica Hotel.
For this benefit Ut your readers / vii! state
that thu days bill OF fare tneludri fresh g1ccl,
pcas, rorn, aud sirawbc berries; alsn that the
average temperature u thu sea watrr ut i iis-
ta1lye OF one-thjrl vi u nils from shore
VIA Ill deg. fur thr month Ut November; the
yearlT average ot the temperature of the alr
during lsi6 bring frartiou above III deg, and
the thermometer standlu; At i0 1es. lu the
sha1u this 1.oan.
Among the namea Of visitors spending the
winter here are Mr. and Mira. Levi Newton, NE.
and Mrs. d: G. Newton. Ar. aud Mrs. Joseph Il.
WhEpple, o4 l34tavta, ILL.,; Mr and Mrs. q. Z.
Iit,lvl anI u. Culnstotk, Esi., Buffalo; Mr.
Il. ". Noble, ur. auL Mrs. Fred ]. llusc. VI
GlfcAgu. Ajax.
, 1877-01-10

faree upon civilization. came TO Charleston,
y; e., In 1909, landing there from New Fork on
lng tbs iron oath 70 white haired chival-
rtstt," AMI thought It was m outrage upon
ta.tlce Since then l.nrt Travelled In tic South,
principally In M's*issippt Arkanaas, and Louis.
iana. i9 .nd conversed with men In all stations Ut
!lfc, from the Governor nf State to Its hum
bicat citizen, and am heu satt4Ted that Ne ~
gTn Z ehea'rl owl of ha ef4t nntt f,oltrat rhts.
- In conclusion, let me aak yDu, Irish Nati1n-
alfstt,-.you, swnrn friends of Irish lEbcriy,-asc
you willing to conrede To every human hcing On
earth the saIne rights rou claim for yoursclta
Are you prepared TO support the tamtc pritrci-
plea In the land Of your adoption that you arc
pledged To fl the land nj your blrthi II you
inrs Of an Irish Republic. II you are. give no
cuuntenancc to anv man nr nnv poirs that does
not honestly mean to uphold tho rights of every
E;ery Iesl"r a Of % thc z,, World vii ear u.
witness that We l,avc never helped to foster any
sectional teal0ury Of ilEicciing, hut. TN the con-
ttafy. haye slwaya xcalonaF taburcd to establish
harmony md g9od will. We have read this
correspondents letter carefully, nn from x1as
hc tliseoses, a. we'll as from Information sent US
by htsicr trustworthy pcraon', VIC are fnrcc,l
To believe that the ncGro in rnany parts Of the
South Is subjected tu intimidation Of various
kinds: It ~oulsl hc the yericst hvpocsisy On
tinn " for adopted citizens fn lihnlc Island, II
We remained dumb a. to the IL bult1ozing" Of
c"lorcd col, men IL AIissitslpd. Wc feet sat'tle,l
TINT the mass of the White people down South
arc loyalty disposed to artcpt the results OF the
War. Including the reconstruction acts. But
they have among them mischicvous set u
men who though they never struck blow for
tho Coniederacs, are now forcruost In talking
gore and exciting evil paa>tons. by giving any
color Of approval to The arts Of thn*e dsturbcrs,
or by trying IL atlri'lEe the },e1Ittsl rustA Ut
the colortsl man, the Sonth viii only prolong its
own agony and rctard the progress nf desirable
reforms throughout thH whole nation. The
South must III the end accept The logic Of
events, ALI It can gain much inure by vuutilat-
Ing than by intsmidatlug tho negso.-Ed. Irih
World.
, 1877-01-10
TIE WOMAN WHO D4AIlED.
baltimore <1HerirdE

4 week ago last Saturday night young gen.
tlcman, we'll and favoraolv known In aociat
circles In the western part Of Tho city, attended
tho performance Of Mrs. Oatcs' Opera Doutle
Company, at For.l's Opera House. 1Io was ac-
connpanicd by u young lady 70 whom ho pM1
marked attention, and with whom ho seemed
very tluppy nn.t cGntcntcd. Now, nut far from
the OpCra House lycs an eminent physician 1T
largo practice, u member OF t1Ie tirrn,ntlx Club,
mil a great sportsman. This physician f. I.
parent to hnf,tlsorna daughter, Just budding
tuto Wo,nnnllood, who, runlOr has It, ID en-
EAgcd to tho saHie young man who mt
tended the performance with another girl.
Tho performance having concluded, ho cs-
cortcd the young lady home, A.ltl after scpasa-
t[un, kll, and Iserfmts tenllcr, at tue UUr, lle
dropped In to sGo tho young lady to wllula l.o
hatl given Ills troth. But sio heard frntn soma
au1tree OR another tho fact that llcr liver lad
taken q lady to tho theatre TINT night, aud It.
was wrong she would not pass by uu,otiectl.
Size upbradctl the young man: fle was not so
meek ~ he should hare i,ccn, and hot words
cns,,ed. Suddenly tho gIsl sefxul fowting-
picrc, one 1T hcr tatllcT's fagoritu guns, af,i
hastily ctxktug 1t, frcsl II ut tho rccreant luver.
Fortunately he WIS mt lit, nn the fnttIer, who
was In a adjoining room, rushed III just III tirnc
tD catch hts fanting child III his arfls Directly
the poltte. who huh heard tile shot, arrived una
IN Hrrrht. FU!ircCutirt exposure, atut NIL tho
rest of II wcr0 I.ntninent. However, after cotl-
stdsrnt'lc persuasion, the 1uattcr WAS settled
and hushca up.
, 1877-01-10


There lives In this city a lady, wcll-!snoTn
authorcss, who believes In ghosts, spirits, vaul-
pircs, and anything else Of the sort you please.
Among other hallucinntfons, this worthy sou!
cherished belief tina. allc possessed the power
Of making herself invisible, and ono sulsry sum
rncr day gentleman friend of hers met llcr
taking tue Dir Of suburban road in light and
airy costume composed Of her nfghtgown only.
1t was very early in tho morning; therefore,
happily, tllat dreadful Imp, tho London boy,
was snoring In his bed instead Of forming q
1nultEtudlntus and hotsly rejoicing train at her
heels. Whtcl, fart probably inspired tho gentle
man with cnnrasc 10 act 4 chtvalrons part IN
steal Of mean1y. slipiing ont Of sight round =
corner. "Afy dear Mrs. C.,n llo exclaimed,
stripping OF h!s coat ''wllut In tt'e name Of all
tais rspsetabe aro you about" "M y'ast Ssaf
mean @ NJ 10 say say YOU % ean see mel" "0f co,lrtc,
ny dear ladg. / can. You're as largo as lifc
and twice ~ natural. 1icrc. put on mr. coat,
and I'll send you homo In a cabl" Which he
did.
, 1877-01-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

''CLOUDs" 1,Y "TuE pLAYEna.n
The new amateur organization known ~ The
PLAYER, ,o.ac II. fr.t onne,rorco i, ,u,,,ic 1,s,
.t1;,. ..N ~. r.,'s :" pTo'e .s''
n'sh1 u t'e ae" lineage 4heatse. INC oeea-
sion was announced u tho benefit oi the liahnc-
mann Hospital, but wc presume there is no
question that Ia this INSTANCE charity was used
~ n'a"lie W eo'ss n'"'.'ta'c u m'stii"hlc II,
BINS II WAS rather thc desire u lhc Play-
era u play tlInn Of tic lIal,nenlat,l
lIoep,tal to hare them plav. Tic Hos
ntai. hn,scrcr reccIveL a substantial ,mne.
j.. 's -, 49," 0 :. eo'''. . .' 49,
~, anu Inc sins were moi oi soch heinous
nature rs to be placed without tho limits OF
forgiveness. Since the performance WIS y
aor,rre nr nr,1t IN Tim fJosnit Al ard NJ cn+cr.
tuiutncnt 10 liz r,tnycrs and Their friends. thrrc
is no rrasou yhy II shpuji mt he ionkrd ,.non
in n most fl,,ircnt rnirit. Il WA tnd,rd'
iu,lrc l,r al, thr stnn,of,is tbat can reasnnasIv
IN, nnnliri IN ntnntr,,rs' ,nnst s,,,1cssfnI rIcc
audience vos mt suunl Ia thn 1i,n,ts Of the
LDusr. hut was uf III. most fashionable ,sc,ir.
tim. t|ic humber Of carriages almost enuntintr
thc n,,,nher ri ucrsuns witItn 'Ti,er. xns m1,rf
enthusiasm and tnuocent demonstration, Of ID
mcst!c aticritnn an beth si,lcs thc cnrtain.
Srarccly n family was fhrrr t,nhrnl,cns rIns.
ba,,is were scn1ra,cd fr"n wives , wirc. Tram
iusban,is. uarcntn and children from rarf othcr'
by tIc n,yserIo,l. curtatn which yrrd lie arruna
of tlrn,nattc art fr,un lin y1tlrnr rnzr. Flo
, 1877-01-10


Beyond tho fact that young Indies occasionally
fish, or arc alleged to hsh, for husbands. there
would at first sght appear to be hut llttlc con-
hcction between fishing and nattmony, But
In some parts Of Scotland the herring SEASON is
equivalent to the London seaaon ~ regards
matrimonial prospects. II the season Is u dull
one wedungs a1e few IN number. whcreas When
with comparative brtkncss. This year The full
ure IT. tho herring fishery has lla, It il stased
very depressing effect on the matrimonial mar
ket at nearly all tho fishing stations. The de-
crease IN tle marriages I'll the three months
ending sept 30 last IL very considerable. III the
lslnnd Ut Lewis, With upward OF g, 900 iuhablt7
yHss ;ns1s wsIs ,n1ly we ,na5rlafss M aud ia
OF marriages wis only thirteen, being rather
more than lalf the usual total. Over ths whole
of Ross and Cromarty, With about e3,O0O inhab-
ttauts, there Herc only thirty marriages, Tho
fishermen, IN short. seem to be displaying tho
same kind Of witness as the hcrrtngs.
, 1877-01-10

4 practical sc!ept'ilu effort Ia being made by
number Of partsiau doctors aud mcm OF science,
united In what they call Soctsts -4utopsts Nv
tu<e the great ain, OF which IL that its sucmbess
should beQucath their bodies to the faculty Of
medicine. Tue following extract from the will,
deposited in tho hapus Of tho committee, and
sigued by oil tho aahereuts, gives sufficient
IIra VI tflis new and strange devotion ~ ptoe-
rrss. ~ win thst my boiy shall te subject 70
= spostmortem examlnaiion. in order that any
hereditary disease or ualfornlation n4sy be dis
, 1877-01-10
TIE DAIRYMEN,
Their Twelfth Annual Convcntton---Its BcB-
stons Held This fear Mt ingrrao11, Ont.
Specfat Dfspd!ch to 3ha TftSnn<.

Their Twclfth Annual Convcntton---Its scB-
stons Held This Yenr mt Ing-raol1, Ont.
Spectat Dttpdseh to Tia Tribune.
IrGEHsoLl. Out, Jan. V.-Thc twelfth annual
Convention Of tie American Dairymen's Asso-
ciatIon met here to-day. Owing to heavy
storm over Central and Western New York, de-
laying trains, ulany prominent American Ecn-
ttomcn expected to take part In tho proceedings
were mol present ut the opening. Among those
present were Prof. Arnold, OF New York: tho
Hon. Harris Lewis, Of Frankfort, ky.; aud
Prof. E. ". Stewart, OF Chicago. Nj. Chad
wick, one Of tho Ftcc-prcsfdents OF tho Astocla-
tlon, took tho chair In tho absence OF tho Hon.
1loratto Seymour. President.
After hearty welcome had been extended to
tho American visitors, the following gentlemen
were appointed d committee OH the order of
business; The Hon. Harris Lewis, OF Frankfort,
N.Y.; George Hamilton, Of Cronarty, Ont. !;
4. CasswcII ind J. g. Highly, Of 1nsersoll; j..
n. Kennedy, Of tho Utica, N. T., Utrald J. n.
rcarcc, Of London.
Tho President, In short address, spoke at the
good being accomplished by these conventions
In tho dissemination OF knowledge Of matters
connected With tho dairy, and tho consequent
advantage In a monetary point Of view and said
tllat, although. therc lial been complete seyo-
4utaoH III AAi! Ai"%tEl" - NaHa"A n1tu'A e!E!t
or ten years, hc believed this interest was yet III
IT, Ia 1'iA' ths abscnce 3, The writer, Prof. Arnold
read a paper on The Application Of Heat iat
the Dairy" by A. L. Fish: Of Cet'arvile, y: Y.
chester, Ia, subject, "Scstern l,atter-Atakng, !"
pru,lueetl q superior quality Of butter 70 that
aoltlcrn Wisconsin, and 1own wcrc peculiarly
adapted to buttcr-tnakng. Tho Awards obtain
cd at tho Centennial showed how highly tic
cheese and butter nlaklug system Of the West
was appreciated.
Tic lion. Harris Lewis criticised sfr. Stew
arts pupcr, And wns followed by Tsof. r. ".
Stewart Of tho National Lips- !sfock journal, of
Chicago, anu others. Prof. Arnold delivered an
n.!slrcss on tl,c subject Of ''Tfc Dairy ut the
Centennial" A model butter nnl elIeose far-
tory, With ample room for tile exhibition OF all
products, had been erected on thU Centennial
grounds at a cost OF $4,000, the Canadian
t;oycsn,ncnt supplying $2,0o0. Anulr. the 1,ru-
dlscts exhibited were butter, cheedc, condensed
ant preserved milk, buttcr-rolortng, cl4ccsc-
rourcd, preserved renilGts, md rGnsct cx-
tracta. Two hundred nr.tt nNct y-one packages
ri t1ittcr, weighing O,150 pounds, were cxhtl,-
ttcd. Two hundred an1 twcutY-aix packages
were from the United States, twcnty-tlirec frot,I
Eanatla. and forty.twn from ottrr countries,
The display OF rl,etKo Was very large, 9Il4}
packages Icing exhibited, weighing i}fty-Ava A.ll
a half tons, twcGty.nne TONS of which cane
from Canada, while other forclg.. countries sup
pied snino hUl pounds. The Professor ex-
ulainctl the mode Ut testing butter and cheese
nYrnHratnry IN u1Akiutr nwnrlls.
, 1877-01-10

treatment to BE- employed with my descendants
~ % ts. y shoa bo
utt1l1e,l for Inc benefit Of The scientific Idea
which 1,ave followed all my life. To t1lis end
1bcs9ucath my boty tparttctfar1y my brain ansi
ska1D to tbs 'Labaraso9rs d. d'Anthrofoiogt,'
whern 1t may be utilized ~ 1u,lgc1 mnst al.
yatstagcnus to sclencc.n Amongst the names Of
nihercnts We remark those Of Dfs. Coudcran,
Thule, Obedenare. 13crtlllnn, LctonFneau,
Mcssra. Asscline, Robert Iia's, do Mortulet'
etc, etc.
, 1877-01-10
4 HORRIBLE DEATH,


EAST sAulsAW, Mich, JaL D,-1u!ortnation Of
an accident which occurred at Crow lsuud, Lelo,v
tAis city, Saturday, rea''!cd tllis city today.
On that daY Luke lusera Frrnel.uan, Is yvars
old, went to the Oneida ault-wurAs, nuw ille, to
vet boar,ls tn build lsL ahauty. Late In .he
day he was found In all Empty paltbu, and unly
survived u few minutes aftcr being taken t,ui,
II Is supposed t!,at liz trtppel up while watsn;
on top Vi the hin anI tcli seventeen feet. cut
unable to move eight hours, until death cams "
eu1 hls sutIeriuEs.
, 1877-01-10

The Norwegian bark Surprise, Capt. WctgncF,
now In this port, lad an exciting adventure
lately. While the vessel WAS ut some port tn
Africa, about ak or ecvcn months ago. hugo
bod -constsietor some fifteen feet in length, got
on board the ship Without the knowledge OF any
Of tho officers or crew. an.l made his way into
the hold. The vessel ealtcd, and tho snake WIS
mt discovered until after landing at Liverpool,
when, upon proceeding to rcmoyo the. carEo,
which cnslstcd VI wt,u1 and other articles, tho
presence of tho constructor was made known.
The stntnpcie that occurred among ttle be~it,
others on the ship at tho time, waB a scene long
to be remembered. Tho monster was captured
md c1rGu.
, 1877-01-10

dptetd& Nfp0tch to 1hs 3ftb4as.
ADRIAN. MIeh., Jun. y.-One OF tho cadets
suspended at Annapolis In Octaber last for de-
claninC to testify against Ills associates mixed
up In hazlng acrape WIS George E. Harrison,
Of this city. Through the intcstesslon OF
friends lie hus been refsatatcJ, although foslug
one years advancement in hts classes.
Largo quantities vi dressed pork are being
marketed at S7.40 AMI Is.
,thcrlnuMeter tt-ttay i degrees below zero,
With tho best alelyhIn; known In years.
Georgo Hill, wouA<lrawcr, hai his tenn,
strllck by Lake khurc freight enginc while
passing out OF thv city l4te last evening. Une
horse was fRerittced. Tha vtAcT, with the
driver, escaped unIniurel.