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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-28
OFFICIAL RASCALITY.

THE FINANCIAL RECORD OF LUZERNE COUNTY,
pA.-sEvEN YEARS OF sTEALINo-DErArLs
or THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN HOE pUR-
I SUIT or THE DELINQUEyTs.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp1
SCRANTON, May q, 1sI7.
The seven years. audit OF Luzerne finances
q herculcan task-has just been completed by tho
auditors, Mcssrs. Harrison Wright, G. NJ. Reynolds
and Charles &. Rice, and Will be published in to-m,r-
rows Republican trcvcals terrible record OF
callty and official plundcrng on the part OF former
treasurcrs. shcrils, commissioners, clerks OF the
court nd number OF other criminals, who paying
the penalty Of their POPULATION in the county prison.
This lengthy document uniods catalogue Of Official
THEFT the reading OF which is almost sufficient TO take
ones breath away and shows that wikcsbarrc tho
county seat, where all those robberies wcrc pcrpe
tratcd under the very Of able judiciary. has
been the hotbcd OF corruption ana theatre Of petty
thleving fully bold " not SO extensive as the
brilliant dcfaications OF Boss Tweed.
METHODS STEALING.
These repeated and long-continucd outragcs on an
overtaxcd and oppressed community were conducted
IN various forms Figures Increased altered.
otcntmes from $i0t $780, important papers were de-
suoycd 10 allow the forging Of new ones; unprincipcd
propretors paid vast amounts Tor bogus
advertising in paton outside sheets and they in turn
have been guilty OF helping TO cover up the sceth ing
caldron Of crime winch nas boon uncovered at last
sAMPLk ITEMS
In single item Tor county map u has been DIS
covered that steal OF SIS 900 effected, while
the repairs to the Court House, which even to
this day IS . dark, forbidding den, formed . Ter
tile source OF jobtery and robbery. The
auditors ind that no trustworthy account
OF county boads coupons has been kept, and that
tax collectors paid accounts or Kept them in their
pockets mucn they Gt. An instance IL cited
where collector gave no bonds and did what no
pleased with the money The collector In question
now Jail. as Is also James C0uftrght, the County
Treasurer Tor 1874, several OF the previous Commits
sioners and others
AMOUNT STOLEN
The stolen items represent sums from 81 up to
So O00 and the auditors that with Continuance Of
such AFFAIRS Tor another year or two II would absorb
the revenues OF the entire county oil Luzcrne, The
Empire County OF the Keystone State The exact
sanount oil tho roDberes has not been aud cannot be
asccrtanod, but they will probably roach $1,000 QUO
The amount unearthcd thus far shows clearly that
$50, 600 were stolen IN various toms
THE cry COUNCIL MOVING.
Luzerne county has long been cursed by dishonest
officials, but she Is redecmlng herself noby. A. .
meeting OF tho scranton City Council on Saturday q
resolution passed authorizing the Mayor to otter
reward OF 81 900 Tor the capture OF xTrcasurcr Nils
paugh, who has stolen about forty thousand dollars
IRON the city. Thlcving has been the order Of the
day, but the system is doomed
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Charles +. +. Adam, OF the British Legation At Wash.
inxton Is at the Everett. Dewitt c. Littleohn OF Os
wsgo, Is at tho Metropolitan. Attorney General
Charles $. Fairchd, Vi Albany, Is at tho Buckingham
Mr. do Msssner, Of tho Russian Legation at Washing.
ton, Is at the Clarendon Hon j. Cauchon OF Quebec;
Hon. l.. $. Huntington, OF Montreal and General Al
bert Pike the New York. +. s. Chanfrau IL Al
the Aston Lieutenant Comm andcr Frederick Pearson,
United States Navy; Elizur Wright OF Boston, and
James +. Joy, President Of the Detroit Lansing ind
Northern Railway Company. are At tho Fifth Avenue
Senator Daniel b ST. John, Of Newburg. Is At the
Brunswick,
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HONOR TO AFRICAN EXPLORERS.
from tho woonsocket Or. L) Pa,rio. !

From tho Woonsocket (R. l. Patriot1
The adventures OF the African explorers furnish the
interesting reading. Livingstone passed greH
part hts lie among the savage tribes Of the interior
and pushed upward from the south. Spoke was the
lrst discover the great lake Victoria Nyanzs, the
true Of tho Nile; and Cameron whose adven.
lures have just been published by tho Harpers in an
attractive form, crossed Equatorial Africa from
coast the other Du Chailu aud Schwcinfurth tell
Of the wonderful pygmy race; and Stanley Is sill
writing his graphic letters to the New YORK HERALD
All credit Is due those gallant men, who carried On
these explorations under the greatest dncuties and
In the face Of every danger.
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UNFAIR APPORTIONMENT.


From the Trenton Truo American
The New YORK HERALD denounces the Apportion.
mont bill got up by the republicans In the Legislature
OF that state "lntamous" Tho republicans pursued
tho game In this State whom the last apportion.
ment made, aud by that means have at times
cured maioritos IN the Legislature 10 which thepopu
lar vote did not cntlc them Several counties In the
state have been gerrymandered to secure repuD
Ican who could not DO elected II the dstrcts
lairy arranged IL Is burcsque OF representa-.
two TINT the republican party should ever
control legislation in State In tho face OF such i'd
verse majority OF Its citizens.
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ONE NAN KILLED AND TWO SEVERELY WOUNDED.
SYRACUSE. N. r.. May ~, 1871
Early this morning gang OF intoxicated roughs
went to the hotel OF Frank Angel, just outside the
city, with the avowed intention OF creating a dis
turbance or As they expressed IT. sclcaning out tho
house" They attacked the barkeeper, Charles
CROKER, VINO, tearing ms NE was Ia danger, hred
a salt boiler, and severely woundng Two Others The
gang were all arrested.
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HERALD WEATHER.
From the Medina Gazette. |

prom Inc Medina Gazette
Tbs NEW YoRx HERALD has weather bureau Of iti
own, and II explains tho recent heated terms phs
nomena occurrence IN May-as the consequence OF
volcanic disturbances One OF Its commissioner
somewhere out tbs Pacific Ocean telesraphed 70
headquarters that series OF earthquake we're
motion caused by volcanic Disturbances; thereupon
tho HERALD brought It's weather bureau wisdom 70
bear the situation and discovered that tho enor
liberation OF heat caused by these Disturbances
the cause Of the high temperature Of last week
Darn the earthquakes. What they want to 60 Kick.
ing up such rnuss early in the season iors
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WILL SECRETARY SHERMAN REsIGNi
From the ashinetnn Nation. !

II s now pretty we'll known that tho President and
the majority OF the Cabinet differ from Secretary
Sherman regard to tho financial policy to be pursued
by tho government. II is announced that the
President proposes - sent message Congress whom
meets october, recommending the remonetzation
OF silver or course II In not likely that OF such
positive ideas IL Mr.. sherman consent 10 carry
II " equally unlikely that the Secretary iaii 20
appreciate tho indcliacy OF remaining In position
which must embarras tho general conduct Of the ad.
miuistratOn.
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SOUTHERN SELF-INTEREST.
From the Mobile Register.

From The Mobile Register
Especially at this juncture OF public anairN, when
much anxiety is fet everywhere In the country thai
tho South shall vndcate Its capacity Tor selfontro
is IL incu IN bent the government aud judiciary OF
Mississippi to ferret out and visit with tho utmost
penalties OF the law the perpetrators or the Dvknh
hor
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RAILROAD ELECTION.

HARTFORD, Conn. May q, 1871
The now directors OF the Connccticu, Western Rail-
road have elected Caleb Camp President In place Of
Senator W. H. Barnum; G. 4. Hllyer Vice President,
and reelected William s. Gilbert Treasurer rcsolu-
ton passed continuing the other officers In their
positions for the present.
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BOSTON ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS.
MOODY AND sANKEY IN THE FREMONT STREET
TABERNACLE.

bosros, may ~, 1911.
The anniversary meetings began tonight with the
twenty 81 xth anniversary OF the Boston Young Mems
Christian ASSOCIATION at the fremont Street Taber-
naeic, opening with a meeting led by the Tabernacle
choir and Mr. Sankey. Mr. Moody delivered tho ad-
dress aud an immonsc audience In attendance.
The Univcrsalist services, which will last trough
the week, began tonight at the Columbus Avenue
universalist Church.
Al Park Street Church tho annual sermon OF the
Massachusetts Bibc Society was preached by Rev C.
D. Foss, d. D., President Of the Wesleyan Universally
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GOOD TEMPLARS.

PORTLAND, Me-, May q, 1877
The Worthy Grand Lodge adjourned At a quarter
past gvelve A. NJ. The session was consumed by 70,
ports OF committees and OF thanks 10 oicers.
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MIRRORS TELL THE STORY OF COMPILATIONS
beautihed by tho aid OF GLrNSs SULPHUR soar
HAIR WHISPER DYK, black or brown, Soc
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A.-wuAr MRS. IRA ELDER SAYS

To TuE EDITOR HRRALp.-
TIE has afforded such OF a sl
catarrh In visit that am induced seek the column
OF noble paper to shower him down with thanks
The OF the Reviycr Is written heart atA
My feelings 20 TO the Reyiver King Davds did VI
Jerusalem.
May prosperity with the Revlyer end Of time
The eectua treatment tor nasal catarrh be found ~
No 10 West I'D II.
Applause. reappiauso and applause again. shall
pray the Rcvivcr live long Mctbuselah
carry hs views extend and Increase his practice
finally he able give the wcrc his greatly
system Of dcal catment Is the OF
Mrs. IRA ELDER,
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE.

To EDnoN or riik HFNALD.-
DkAn SIKI have been suffering for with the die
ease called nasal rh Large Of money
spent cure Ali the doctors applied failed
der reef Seeing Ia your paper OF wonderful
cures performed by the RkyIvKR thought might be
cured nv friends thought foolish for Thinking stil
thought would and through the blessing OF Coo
was sound aud we'll treatment By the RKyIvE
At No. 90 West I'D 81
Mrs MARY A. FISHER. No. 81 Lexington Az.
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every Tor holding and curing rupture lie the
cheapest aud made Before purchasing
truss call % University place Pamphlets and
Tree.
A.-SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS. THESE
pills are exclusively 81 vegetable and
although they entirely supersede the uss Of mercury do
Of its injurious effects They directly
the et aud are valuable remedy Ia oil eases OF dsrange
ment Sick headache. indigestion and all
bilious disorders succumb TO the free use Of them.
BRAIN FUOD. A BOTANICAL. EXTRACT FOR
the brain aud positive remedy for
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THE NILE.
per ton.

Character and Extent Of the Present Rise.
The rising of the Nile this year has
been a very strong and full food. 1t
began to rise on the lst of July, an aver
age time. On August 10th it was few
inches over seventeen feet, stayed there
for six days, then fell and rose again and
again, without exceeding that height
until September 7th, when it began to
complete its rise, mounted steadily till
the 18th, and reached a fine, full Nile of
twenty-five feet, one and seven-eighths
inches. This was much to the astouish-
ment Of the Egyptians, who have ira
dition that if the Nile rises during the
night Of September 25th it will continue
to rise seventeen days more. They be-
lieve this 50 firmly that they give the
late rise the name of &" el saleed," but it
is as unscientifc and incorrect as our
American eQuinoctial-in fact, it is an
exact parallel to that All the Nile
floods see-saw between the middle OF
August and the fore part of September,
period of about twenty days; just why
is not known. A rise Of twenty-five feet
is "a good NiIe;" less than that leaves
a good deal of IandS in the valley of
Egypt unfertilized. There are thou
sands Of acres which no pains is taken to
irrigate in those years when the Nile
food does not attain its full height; the
sheikhs know that they are covered by
the Nile every three years at least, and
then they get one rich crop at least at a
very small outlay, and, perhaps, a fair
crop the next, if the water has remained
at a high level long enough to give time
for the mud to settle. Sandy, dry, ap-
parently worthless places become fruit
full after such Niles, especially if they
fill gradually, and give the Nile mud
time to precipitate.
The Lake Charles echo., 1877-01-11

The placer workings of Yuba, Shasta,
Iuolumme and Mariposa counties amount
now to little; in Plumsa they are nearly
as productive as ever. The gold quartz
mining industry Of California il station
ary in its general character. A large
number Of auriferous lodes, and even the
mines partly opened, are neglected be-
cause the gross average yield per ton
will not exceed ten dollars, and that
figure does not, in most cases, leave any
profit; though in Australia, where labor
costs only half az much and supplies are
cheaper, many quartz mines are kept
going for a gross yield of FIVE dollars
per ton.
The Lake Charles echo., 1877-01-11

MERCHANTS Gargling Oil has become
one of the most popular liniments for
human flesh that ie now prepared, while
for horses and cattle it has no equal IN
the world. We are assured by those who
have used it for the piles-One of whom is
distinguished physician-that among
all the various pile remedies, none at-
torded such speedy relief as the Gargling
Oil-Lou&sTTe (Hy) Daily Democrat,
.TuDe /. 1856.
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" 2 THAYER-

Manufacturing Jeweler and Jobber in Watches
Diamonds, Jewelry, CLOCKS Of all maoTt9ctoTTS
Diamond Settings and fine Rings. Is plain gold
rings xt lac pvt Seal Rings, { to SS dollars. We
have genuine Elgin moveme nC in cOl1 silver eas5
guarantee At RAI dollars, Fine rolled plate g0Id
Chains gents 8 to 40 dollars ladies to 30 dollars;
guaranteed to wear for years Goods sent GA 'eteSi
lion. Adjusting Of all kinds ot watches; SSS ETt1
and silver taken in trade. y. H. Il "a \ &E@N tue
live Jwelsr MemphiN. Temm.
The Lake Charles echo., 1877-01-11

The editor takes pleasure in calling the
attention of sufferers from rheumatism. gout,
neuralgia and Iumbago to Durang,,s Rheum,
atic remedy. 1t has been before the Pu6lic:
for three years, and it is said, has never failed
in single case 1t is taken internally y ana
cures at once. Sold by wholesale and retail
druggists everywhere, Price, 800 bottle.
The Lake Charles echo., 1877-01-11

HAVE the readers of this paper ever
used any Of Parsons Purgative Pills? if not
why not? they are the best family physic,
besides being the greatest anti-bilioas rem
edy there is in this county
The Lake Charles echo., 1877-01-11

CHlLLR, CHILEN.-W WintersEnith 5 Tonic Sy-
rup or improved Chill Cure is certain tstTu! @ toL
svsrv form of Fever and Ague. Its superiority over
sl other remedies Is in the fact that the cure Is
nprmnnent one-As CAiH .rhsR broken, d0ss o1 Tst'T
Unlike Chill remedies generally 1t requires no PHE
finE gently and agreeably upon the liver and bowels
efIectuany removing the cause OF the disease, hot
1rrely temporarily checking II, rs IN the case Oh
nninine Sold bY all DrugGists
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Each person .cAo tct!J
Ssnd his or hsr full asi-
irgss lriN rgteirs by
agEt mGit, free q
chGrgs, q copy n iAs
bsSt Hsaj PrsttjcSt U'crk-
u rIaai!y ReWTesPsr 90
ne c0H,'try, .faA u lH-
tsrvstIng a2dttsr, GAd
guIuab|s to seyry 0as
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no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Al communications for this paper should he ac-
eoIopanied BY the name Of the author mot necos-
,arg for publication, but evidence Of 20 faith
IN the part Of the writer ManuscriSts should he
grftten only on one side Of the paper. 2e particn
Tlv careful in regard 70 your dates and to having
III signatures plainly written.
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IRE GOAD YIELD or CALIFORNIA,

The gold yield of California this year
viii probably be about $40, ,OO0, 900, or as
much as it was in 1875. OF this two
thirds may come from placer claims and
the remainder from quartz. The greater
part of the gold is obtained by hydraulic
claims in the channels Of dead rivers,
with deposits of auriferous gravel several
hundred feet deep and a quarter or a
halEmile wide. Although many acres
Of deep gravel beds have been washed
away to the bed rock, large areas remain
and promise to yield a good profit for
many years to come, though the product
will doubtless decrease gradually. Inc
placer mining camps which have no by
drauHc washing are steadily declining
II they have not already disappeared, or
h they have not some other resources
The Lake Charles echo., 1877-01-11

.." How's the outlook, uncle Peter ?"
somebody asked P. Cooper the other
morning. "Gleumy," replied the old
man, "dredful gleumy. South Carliny
beats Tilden and am afraid Louisiany' Il
beat Hayes, and I hate to see both of the
boys get left "-Burlington Hcvkeye.
The Lake Charles echo., 1877-01-11

To sEKEEPERS.-The attention OF
heads of families is invited to the superior
quality of fBrR&Err's FLANoRING ENTEN'r~
Tbev are highly concentrated, have all the
frosbness and delicacy Of the fruits from
which they are prepared and are less szPen,
siye.
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RT0P gmAREHR.

As sare as the sun shines, DR.. TUTT's Pills win
cure Fever and Ague, If taken by directions bold
assertion, hut tue oae In any case, where direc-
tons are followed that they fail Agents win refund
10 r00Uev
The Lake Charles echo., 1877-01-11

Few are aware OF the Importance OF check
inc Cough or " Common Cold" in its first
stage. that which in the beginning would
WELD to "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs'
If neglected, often works upon the lungs.
The Lake Charles echo., 1877-01-11

AT our request, Cragin 4 Co, of Phil
adelphia, Pa, have promised to send any
of our readers gratis ION receipt OF 10
cents to pay POSTAGE, sample OF Dob
h;ns' Electric Soap to try. Send at once.
The Lake Charles echo., 1877-01-11

WHAT A SMELL you have in your
nose, it is all stopped up; get some OF DR..
J. H. McLean'> Catarrh Snuff. 1t sOOthes,
heals, and will cure any disease in your nose
or throat. Trial Boxes Scots. by mail DR..
JH, Mclean. 3l4 Chestnut, st. Louis.
The Lake Charles echo., 1877-01-11

If vour horse is lame, sore or CALLED
,on sRonld use Johnson's AnOdyne Lini,
yMsnt. y"T wash the part with CASTLE soap and
warm warm water rub dry, with a clean cloth,
then apply the Liniment, rub in well with
the hand.
The Lake Charles echo., 1877-01-11

4 cast-iron grandmother" is not
term of reproach, but only new ma'
chine for darning stockings.
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\ 4 post1| cord cHd 2aae
L m5isHts Of time artA ia
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10 sells faster than any other book. One geni
sold - copies in ore aav rhis ts 3nly aRthenue
and eonnblsts history published send for our extra
terms 20 ARenss. NACI0NyL PTBLlsHISG g., St.
Louis. Ne.
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q NJ n W0ss sfl1.-4 gents van ted 30 besE ssllrs-
"A 1ltt articles in the world One sam pie free. AE
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4 EA - seVs prices Largest company - Nw.
a-ira-stApls aFticts-pleases every bodY-E Trade ss
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