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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-01-04

BE bisber mar iueaisen dilsseipdbltsr
| 8eripHen 5u Ebeil g~stporben, uno bel
linn einrtdl fpeiier. 8ngIeid fiate Ct
bitSu, 0dS, ha er 9etppbnt lei, erft nm IL
16r 9n9ts 80 ellen, &ban1 6arnn1 fifl
einsuri6ten babe.
Sn Der Ebat fanb CT fidy einige N2inu=
ten nu9 IL nbr Elm, iebte fih, p6ne elm
Bort gu iosen, 81 glide, g1DB MIR iebr
tuenis. uno erbo6 fi9 nit rem @oiten :
sd bin NIT S6nen 5u%frieoen, rmeroe lie.
bod ME mebr Sul Sbnen foninen." Oh
nise Tase na9ber neripra9 er benz Eorts
ieBer ein 8errndbtniB bon 100000 Sr.
unb ihidte i6m fat beffelben einerts flei=
men Basen 8rennbolS, mas eiuen @ertb
BON bDhftens 6 ST. baben mobte.
Seine ettIbieoenfe Guht NOR, BON
Seoermonlt @eI0 bergen molten, tuogez
gen &c feline @ruuoftide, Al perpfGn6en
DerIpra6. Bradts mon ibm nod eini
gen Doer Wohen bic nerlauste Summe,
10 ipielte er ben 8e~frembeten, ,iaete, er
brau6te fem @elb, fffnete feline ansefia=
ten &afien uto perabihiebete ben 4nse.
fiibrten, obne iib 5u entibulbigen, p6er
fiir bic 9ebabte Mibe inn su banfen.
Son einem Ranne, benz er einise
feline @efdGisteiten erSeiete, utb Ger
i6m oasegeu nibt u1tpt9tise 9inge es=
leiitet, entIebnte er etne Sumnte BON
5000 5r. Sn Der @eniBbeit, bnB iein
Sldubiser nibt leien tonne, ieste er auf
feline S6ulboerf9reibun9 der Snbaber
beg .3ettels babe i'm in elm e~ntle9enes
@ema9 selpdt, ibm elm 8iitol auf bic
8ruit 9elebt, unb i'm ~9e5tpunsen, ge=
senipirtiqen Sbein aus5uitellen, pbi6On
Pr inn ni9t bas @erinsfte f6ulbi9 iei."
@r beluitiste ii6 iebr on Der &nsit bes
Mannes, Der, na9oem ct BON benz ebert
genannten Snbalt uitterri9tet tpproen,
ni6t aaein fem 9elb 81 nerlieren, inn.
bern mod iberbem in einen Criminals
8ro5eB ii9 pettpidelH 81 ieben befiirdz
tete.
@iner Srau, bic in ieiner 8obnune
bdufi9 ausz unb etnging, fpielte er einen
nod tiidi16eren Strei9, inoem er iie
f6rmli6 pertlagte, linn cine tleine Staz
tue bon pe~rgDloeter BRONZE 9eftoblen All
BADEN, tpomit er feline Yapiere au be-
l9meren pfeste. @rit na9ben lie ~
5tpeimonntli6er Saft perurtbeilt morben,
rief er lateno: er babe ft6 eeirrt; bic
5rau babe bic Statue linn nidt geitobz
len, ipeil er ie ibr eei6entt, mas er
ii6er ieinen uielsn @ei9dften perselIen.
I'm fie tir ben sebabten Gdred gu emit
i6dbi9en, 5eiste er fi9 bereit, bic 8ro=
seBfoiten 5u be5ablen. 9as mar bcnn
aud aaes, mas ct our &us9lei9uns biez
Ter Sa6e that.
Gin lebter 3us mag ieinen Bib bic
&rUne nufiesen. Sci ibm, in 1einer
eisenen @obnung, purbe Suurnro per>
baftet, eegen ben er einen geri6tli6en
Iusipru6 in Sdnben bate. @r bate
i'm gum 5riibitiid einselaben, inter benz
Sorfpanbs, freunbi6aftli9 iiber bic
eesen1eitigen Nnforberun9en iib su be-
ipre6en, unb tupm0sli9 gu elmer 4uss
sleiduns 81 ~9elansen. Suprar6 sins
in bic ihm gele9te Sale. Die Snbipiz
buen, ipel9e Bel Glide aufparteten,
tparen bic @ebilfen zines @eridtsbiez
uers, BON benen Der @alt, ols er feline
| Serbiette 6ei Seite le9te, er9rifen, unb
mObG peer libel na6 Saintez 9ela9ie se=
braht tpur0e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-01-04
Sltesenplase Tn Calcutta.

Cine 3situns aus Calcutta in Sftn'
bien 9ibt fclsenoe ShiIoerune Der Sltesenz
PLACE, reIhe 1d6renb ei1 paar @cAen In
Der teiben SabreSjeit cort se6erriht Bat.
G8 p1r taum m63lih, an einem Glide ;u
ftsen, auf benz eth 8,ht ltano ; btefe Glie<
gen tcmuien, nm bic Suppe 3u perberbsn,
ben T6ee untrtnf6ar su MAIDEN uno Bite
9,ntenfdher 3u flGen. sic bebenten eaS
Bud, ruenn leIen nil, fesen IiH auf
bic QuaeneliIer ooer i~prinsen tn bic Au>
gen. Weun bic 2eute iprehen, 10 miEen
lie fib wDbl huten, raehr 4them In fih 3u
;,ehen alS noth penoie lit. Nuf ben StraBen
rrar eS taun1 beier ats In ben 9duferu,
uno mir Iahen Menihsn, relAe lta beim
Bpruberseben an ben Sanoelabern BAG
8eIi6t NIT ben Eai6entl4ern beoe6ten,
uno 0nbere, ipel6e eS periu9ten, itA Durh
~frdfttse Shrinsen BON Bd6ern ;u f@lisen,
gegen pelAe Die ldftleen SnIetten wte Grbz
len u%nprauten. Sin einem rffenen Wusen
gu fahren, mar seraoe 70 ptel als fi4 I'm
Sogelrpetter hinauSjupueen, uno an metz
reren Srten famsn bic 9eiAdite p6Gts sum
St,utanb. Sltesen rerbrennen fiA ibrs
Slusel an ben 9auipen bes SiGa,tsim,
neIS, unb Die tobten Slieeen tolten biz
Bale beim Garam6olireu ouf pber brinaer
lie BON Der geraoen 2Inie nb. SelbIf be,
Stating Stint mubte seInlofen rpprDen
Ete GintrittShaae 3ar @orintbiau Sat
upar u6rtlid NIT b,eien Sliesen bebsdt, 1t,
Binoe erin boa ttuen ,unp Der Slur mi
tbren &sIpern ipte NIT einem Teppim be
lest. Se!m @insuus gum 8ufet laeen Il
tn Der Oi&e zines &omintepuims unite
Ten 8oSlthtern. unb I'M 6aule Ielbf ma
rem ie cine stOBe 9luse. SIS serei6t Or
0pan sur srOben @bre, paB li@ bic Seut
bastn oranstsn, I'M ion su isben, ftatt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-01-04
RnnOm0ute.

Gtre game bon bcrnehn1eul QuSIeken,
Recommendations Manie.eu uno UNI
iaoeltafter Eoilsttet fteQte li4 tirslt6 es
mem Doctor in 8ariS rur, Der Mcnpmanie
gu ieinen Sauptit e6ium ssmaht bate, UNI
thn I'm &atb flrattren So6n su fraasn,
Der i6cn etntee Belt an betidsensrertHen
Sinbilcunseu leibe. 9ie Mpnpmante En-
tldrte it6 tn benz betrefenben Sale in Ell
mem 8erlansen mad Oiamantsn unb 3d.
600 SraneS BET ieber @elesenbett.
nWo fam t6 otelen iunsen M1ann Ies
ben 2" fraete Der Doctor.
nSier, IN einteen Miruten," antrpcrtete
bic Dame unb perlteB tbn.
Sic sins oarauf 3u einem berihmten
Supelier, tDp iie Oiamanten I'm Berthe
bon 10000 Sr. beite1te uno fat, oab man
einem Der 9aoenbtener erlauben ioate, Iie
nah Sauie 3u begleiten, 100 ibr Manu bic
Eehnuna be3ahlen peroe. Der Shame unb
bic Noreile etne5 beriihmten Doctors be-
1AptHttsteu ieben 8erbaht etnes beobithz
tisten SetrueS. g1a6 ibrer @ieberetntrtt
tn req Doctors 8obnung, notm BITE Dame
oas &dfthen NIT Otamdnten bcm 9aben=
btener unter bern 8orwanb Of, e3 ikrem
9atten 3etgen 5u molten urto trnt In bes
Doctors Qrbett53immer elm.
rSier TT metn Spbn, Serr Doctor,
fam er hereinfommen2"
Der Doctor, eli6lth in Der Qusfiat
auf e,nen t%nterefunten Sau uno auf Elm
9utes Spnorar, Dfnete bic S6lr unb btttet
ben iunsen Wfunn aufs Sreunclt6fe, elm.
sutreten unb it@ tu ieben. Oie Dame
I6lteBt, tpte eS ihetnt, aug 3artseflhG bic
Itire unb b riapinbet NIT ihrer 8eute.
Der Doctor btihdftist ii9 unterpe1en nit
ietuem 8atienten.
nSesen gle fih unb ~antpprten Ste
ldete er; rpte alt itno Sie2"
WORein Serr," ertpiberte Der iunae Mann,
pSte iinb iehr freunolih, tA BIN eerabe "a
Sabre oft, a6er bu i6 ntAt einIebe, mas
ba8 NIT Der betri ffenoenben Sa6e 3u tbun
bat uno i'd sroBe Gle babe, 10 tperpen Sic
10 freunolib iein, mir cine 0nweiluna aul
$4,000 Sr. gu sehen unc mid sehen au
lufsn."
rSa, ga" badte Der Doctor, rber tommi
bulD 3ur Sadie. Gut, iunser Sreunb, bt,
Dame mar ubne 3weiisl iebr i66n unb su
alether 3ttt ietr ueri&wenberilA unb bat
Shnen ben 3opf nerbrebt."
nperr", antpprtete Der entriltete 9aben.
etener, rid peritebe ben 3pef Shrer Sra:
gen ni4t, bic NIT meinem 4~uftraae n'6ts
8u fAn1en BADEN; t@ bite UNI bic 8eiats
lung Der tn unietem @ei6dfte bon :5trel
frau @suablin ~sefauften Dtamanten, I'm
Setruse ron 10000 Sr."
pV2etne Grau - Oiamanten ---'
limb nun fclsten bic Grtldrunsen. Ot
lansen 9eii6ter Ger 8stDen fam fi6 mob
ieber 2eier ausmalen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-01-04
), Ser Grife ,.mo Der 9tkte|1.

9aS Critic, tuas in 0eutI9laub i6
Gr1a6, mar ein @ensbiarnl
SD freute mid berSinni9li6
nnb bridt bic Sanb ibm marin.
@ott srHB' Did. altes, beutibes Saus
Sm nlten &uterlanb,
On biIt BON Ilen bod meitaus
rsOer befP &eprdientant ("
@te manhem Sanotperfsburidj baft 9u
Sas Wanoerbuh ourbiuht,
Der binter'm Sitter oann. in Stub,
DID in Die SOu' 9eflu6t!
9u baft fir 9einen 2anbesberrn
@ie oft i6on ipionirt,
Db i'm Der llutertban au9 germ,
Ob er aud raiiouirt!
9u bait seiuiB auf 9einer &uno'
Wtan6' 9iebespaar seitDrt
uno nod Der Seierabeuoftuno'
rumionit" mand' @las 9eleerti
nnb alS i6 i9ieb pom bentI9en 2anh,
9abm Gbi6ieo t1 70 tuarnt,
Der 2eete, Der am rfer ftanb,
uBar pieber Der @enso'arm."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-01-04
e@i6faIe auf osut frans6FT@en
$Brou.

On Trnnfteih lit nit Gusnabme 9utz
'ptss XVIII. felt hunbert Satren, b. B..
felt Suppte XIV, tetn &6uis nod &aiier
uteht auf benz Chrome ssItcrben. 9uppis
XVI. enoete 1893 burh bic Repclutinn
auf cem Shaffot 9u6pEs XVII. Bot
ben Sbrpn gar niat beEtiespu ; &apolton
L. itarb als @efansener 1921 auf ct.
5elsna ; iein Su6n, BET r&6nis rpn
&cm" uub nNopclepn IL, Der ben E6ron
gar n'@t beitiesen, ftarb 1882, &arl K.
1886 alS Gerbannter in @ru,, Qpu;s
Ghtltpp 1850 als 8erbannter su Gldre.
mont tn England unb 0apolecn III.
ol5 @gtetIer gu G6iSleturit in England.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-01-04
Mnttport oeS Rrtnsea Gaeeta bon

auf cine &lase bes Duo De GiasrSp. Sin
patriotfdleS 9eoiAf aus benz MuEanse pes
IL. Sabttunberts Id6t ben ebIen 8rtnsen
@usen bic &laee bes Serspss BON Gilercp
lber bic srpbsn beutihen Stebe NIT fclsens
ben Worten be~nnturrten
nauf btsIe Stage tpetb is uihts 5u Iusen,
als baB, 10 lang Die 8slt rod tpirb 8rans
scfen trnsen,
Se;n 5rteb uuf @rben fei.
Benn Oeutihlanb iou bon Sud bic N6@s
i~tenliete lernen,
so mfiien mir 10 melt BON felber uns ents
fernen,
als Sipmel unb bic S6al SD Iose fret
babel, e 4 ns
DAB Niemunb alS Der Oeutfh' Der Oeutz
i6en Ndhfer iet !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-01-04
Die 0efinatr @astfte

lit bic dltete aner 8eitunsen, itr Glte1
belduft iid auf iber 100 Sabre. @S lit
Elm 3ebn Seiten ltarfes Slatt nit selbem
1ml@lase. SO ent6dlt teia Seuiueton,
feline Snierate, teine Seiratbs' roer Epeess
on5eieen, feline 9eitartttel, unb es BAT AUDI
feline Nbonnenten. @S brinet Ieoislid bic
omtlihen Setanntma1uusen Der dime,
ilhen &esieruno une miro an 8eb6rren
uuS Benrnte gratis pertbeilt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-01-04
Der EhnIerifer.

Griter &auaer: 0olen sic mir sefdI,
lteft Seuer aeben?
8peiter Rau6er (etlis): 9aH, n's mid,
id hub' feline 3eitl
@riter: Sie lino elm hummer, srober
&erl.
8wetter (Iuru6tebrenb): GER! Bie
tonnen sic fid unterftebsn?
Grfter: Seben sic, pdhren6 Der Belt
hatten ste mir gang bsquem 6,uer seben
Is men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-01-04
gsmaoerItder SnotaneraIaube.

Der &etIenee Oepou8 er;dbIt bon ben
an1eritaniihen @tlcen: Wenn Der Sn<
btaner elm tpiloeS Tbier eet6btet hat, 70
ret6t er Ism ben &aden auf unb sieBt cine
Quuntitdt itarten 9atrdnteS ttnein, eamit
bic SeeIe bieies IhiereS an6eren ibress
sleihen bic quite 8ehanbluns riGule unb
tie gu benz @nti@lufie bemepe, ftb sbenIo
bewtrtsen gu lafsn. 8eniS uno Gtarfe
iaben bic SnDianer aus slet@em @6ei>
eluuben cine nit S!etidipeifen Bod anse,
fiQte Shifel Dor einem 8lfeltopfe
nieberiesen, inoem iie benielben ermunte,.
ten, buupu 3u eiIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-01-04

fat BE slasise fluff aAt Dor btIisn siberaG
onueieupsu Blaseseiferu iluiluluhsu,
ndnsIim 6t1 fteunbIt@en Gi@us zines
MOsaaitOss hebe8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-01-04
Gntf@laYft.

Ous Srdulein: Sut Din Der Baron
beiu1 Scrteehen etwus -sese6en2
Die Oienerin: Sa, Srduletn! Spee
SUITE IN en- Sutena@tstuR!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-01-04

EGn 2Sep, Der tam cerlcre gehiir
Oa md&t mer lih mtg braas =
Den Mltleboh fam Senerfetn
Ser peiB be Bes nod 9aus.
limb luifts sosl bura 8iel usb Wolb
Dit Sans unb &tuns Die SAcar;
Oa rtef Der Bursermditer wSaltl
6 DtitIrao feb id tlar.'
Der Winer fam herbei nnb ipIah
uS6r 8eut', RosIhwerebrett =
Oas Is, benz leere Rlappern n1tb,
Reiu' Mlbp tuphrhaltts net "a
Der &iiter rtGt ii& in bic Sos
limb tbdt bic 8ril' fic9 an -:
uOe 6ir6ethurm ih oeutlih ieE',
8o aber Is Der Sabn 81
Der Shuitsr aug benz Wafer frp@ :
WSbr Germ, raer fsin Se 6aus ~
Ocrt itredt mem SraiI gum GitpelpG
DE Selemtiel erous II
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-01-04
Afftnfehr.
Son o o &c u 8 M u 9.

Bon ere RirmeB 900 mad Sans'
6 In5tls D~pri5emein,
Der Durserm2iiter fnaitt pcralIs
BET Stem NIB Monbeldsin.
Oa tame ie an 70 en- Stes,
Bel Gtern5 u1b MonbeI&etn -
uSerr Sursermeiffer -ei, Der QBes,
Der muB perlpre fetn |"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-01-04
Gbifa9oer An,ei9eH.
S6alf 6lorenk

BON 5hppia5eiu, bel Strasburs, uerIonat ausfur
non IsIHern SrIoer 4SesosItn nadI 20 6drriion Qn
CAT Renarf, y en- Serien. 3~Onei2t1Pmim
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-08

ing money upon checks drawn by
Cardola rs the treasurer. The court
decIdes-FIrst, that by law the treas.
urer enters upon the duties OF his office
when the incoming Governor
Is duly and lawfully installed,
ana not TIL then. Second,
that the constitution of the State, aud
theslalutes require the presence OF both
houses to open and publish the returns
for governor aud for his Installation.
Third, that the Mackey House, In
which Chamberlain was lnaugurated,
was illegal aud revolutionary, and that
Its acts are null and void, and they are
therefore not legal; that no publica.
ton Of returns had been made, and no
lawful installation of governor had
taken place. An order was accordingly
issued to-day, restraining State deposl.
tories from paying asy money upon
checks OF Cardoza, aud restraining
that person from drawing any checks
as State treasurer, until final decree
is Issued.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-08
wholesale pIuna.r q. m.,.mora..

BRowssvILLE, Texas, February H.
General Revueltas anu several subor.
dinate officers are preparing In evident
haste to quit Matamoras. II 10 un-
derstood they will cross the Rio Grande
tonight and take the steamer to-mor-
row at Brazos, Texas, for New Orleans.
Although General Revueltas for weeks
past has proclaimed that he was acting
by authority OF General Dlaz, 1t is now
believed that his pretended orders
from Diaz were not genuine, and after
plundering all the foreign merchants
he could, took his flight to avoid Cen
eral Canales, who IL said to be on his
way to take command of this frontier
for the Diaz government. II Is not
known who will command when Diaz
comes, but II Is feared the Cortinas
banditti will come in tomorrow.
There is consequently great excite
ment and apprehension among for
eigners as to the prospects Of their be-
Ing again plundered.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-08
The Pacific railroad sinking fund
was discussed to adjournment.

NV i"oluo rhllrohu SINKING funu
was discussed to adjournment.
Senate: The Senate took up the
House bill, which was reported adj.
versely by the Senate committee on
appropriations yesterday, to pay Capt
j. Is. Eads for the construction Of the
Jetties at the mouth OF the Mississippi
river SdOOOOl In cash, instead OF inter-
est'bearlng bones.
In discussing the liz creating a
sinking fund for the liquidation OF the
Indebtedness OF the Pacific railroads,
Senator Gordon said he believed the
bill, introduced by him aud reported
upon favorably by the committee on
railroads, was In accordance with the
contract made by the government
with the Pacific railroad companies;
that the bill was more certain than
the bill reported by the Judiciary
committee, and 1t would produce the
great result which was desired, and
that was, TO protect the treasury of the
United States. He spoke of the great
advantages which We're gained by the
construction OF the Pacific railroads
OF the fact that the controlling motive
in granting aid to them was to secure
their construction for their benefit to
the government itself; he argued il
was the duty of Congress now to see
that these roads furnished cheap aud
prompt transportation at all times for
the government, and also that the
interest OF the government shall not
be jeopardized, The bill reported by
the railroad committee took complete
care OF the money lntrusted to the
government IL IL violated its pledges.
Should the bill which was reported by
the judiciary committee become law
the first thing under 1t would be u law
suit, the end Of which no one could
see. He had been informed the bill
which he had the honor to introduce,
which had been reported favorably by
the committee on railroads, would be
accepted by the railroad companies,
and 1t would produce u result, which,
to say the least, would be doubtful
under the bill Of judiciary committee,
The latter bill was, also, of doubtful
COZ stitutionality, and should not be
passed. Referring to the fret section
OF that bill, declaring which
shall be the net earnings of the road,
he asked who could tell what the net
earnings would be OF the competing
lines after they have been completed ?
Would twenty per cert Of the net
earnings be sufficient to pay the debt
in the prescribed timer In his opinion
there never had been in Congress n
bill which would be- more uncertain
in It's results than the bill reported by
the committee on railroads. He pro-
posed TO exact from these railroad
companies the lest dollar due the Gov
eminent on account of aid extended
them, and desired to do 30 by the sure.
est process.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-08
A SHARP PAINTER.
He Takes u Contract ana Takes In sey.
caai Parties


A foreigner by the name OF Henry
Miller, who took the contract from
Geddes h CaIuthers, the contractors
who are building the residence for Mr..
j. Il. simpson, represented TO Geddes Il
CAruthers, several days ago, that he
Intended to buy the material for doing
the job from Mr. j. Shields, and finish
1t himself. He then went to Shields
who refused to credit him. but told
him II ho would get an order from Mr..
simpson, or any one he (Shlelds)
knew, he might have the material.
Miller then went to Mr.. Simpson, and
succeeded In getting an order on
Shields for seventy.six dollars worth
of paints and oils. Yesterday morn
Ing, about halfpast ten, he offered the
material TO Hamilton n Myers for sale.
Mr.. Hamilton went up to Millers
boarding house to see the material,
which was being held for Miller's
board. Mr. Hamilton paid Mlller's
board bill OF ten dollars, after which
Miller took the material down to Ham.
ilton u Myers shop, and they paid
him for II forty.two dollars.
Meantime, Miller had represented to
Hamilton that this material belonged
to u friend OF his (Miller's), who was
sick and wanted TO sell II. In other
words that he was selling II for
another party. Miller has not been
seen since yesterday at 2 o'clock.
Miller Is about twenty eight years
old, five feet ten inches In height,
slender build, Is either SWISS or Ger
man by birth, possibly French. He
has sandy colored hair and moustache,
light complexion, blue eyes, aud hesi-
tates when he talks. He is very sharp
and shrewd looking.
These facts are gathered by a HER
AID reporter from Messrs. Hamilton,
Geddes and Shields. Miller is supposed
to have gone to Shreveport. Mean
time, Mr.. Hamilton is out $42, Geddes
and Caruthers are the victims OF mis-
placed confidence, and Mr.. simpsons
house remains Imprinted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-08
LOUISIANA MATTERS.
Peiion upon Ossa-Crime Running
Mountain High Wells Sick.

Peii0n upon Ossa-Crime Running
Mountain High Wells sick.
The committee made no progress In
the Louisiana returning board investi-
CATION. The clerks appear to have
merely copied and complied such re-
turns as reached them from the office
OF the board, where secret sessions
were held.
Lew Washington before the powers
and privilege committee pointed out
the erasures and alterations In the
Vernon parish returns. Washington
Is bank expert detective.
Kenner testified that he didn't know
whether a member Of the returning
board committed the fraud, but knew
he didn't. He admitted that the YER
non returns were rather bad, and
should say that something was done
with the vote of that parish.i
Questionable was there not some.
thing grossly fraudulent. Answer
Yes.
Green after being discharged by the
powers and privilege committee was
taken before the House Louisiana
committee, He testified that he was
minute clerk, and had charge Of all
papers forwarded to the board. He
was at the office after the dinner.
Iittleheld was there, and may have
been making ensures, as he paid no
more attention to him than to the
other clerks. He didn't know who
took the custody Of the minute book
kept by him. Mccormick in his testi-
mony was entirely negative.
Kenner Acknowledges over Ten Thou
sand ridden Votes were Thrown Out
ia Louisiana.
Mr. Kenner, of the Louisiana Re.
turning Board, In the bulk of his evi.
dence says the board felt intimidated,
but this didn't affect the action of the
Board. He testified that he voted to
throw out more than ten thousand
Tilden votes. Some voters were kept
from the polls by intimidation, others
killed, and Others made to vote against
their wishes. He thinks ten thousand
votes were cast for Tilden against the
wish of the voters. The committee
examined Clerk Woodward, of the Re-
turning Board. He didn't see Little
field make ensures; the clerks were
very busy. His memory appears to be
bad.
Green, the colored clerk OF the Louis
lana Returning Board, and the present
assistant secretary OF the Louisiana
Senate, was excused until to morrow,
Governor Wells being too sick to come
to the committee to hear his evidence.
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r.x.,avers, Attention 4!

Notice is again given that l an
n mem Dallas und Wichita ,, railway a
a and Texas and Pacific railroad as,
s ses is7s. On the first Monday IN
~, W.rch the deliauent taxes for 1874 ana
is7h will be advertised and sold with
t tS.v c,tv sd yalorem taxes, rnless sooner
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