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The New York herald., 1877-03-16
THE WEATHER IN IRELAND.

OPINION OF THE PgEss--wINDS ON THE AT
LANTIC OCEAN.
CARRicKvEReus, Ireland, March 8, 1871
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
The following notice appeared in the Daily Wing Of
Monday February 49, and which speaks for ITSELF
THE WEATHER. American cousins have been
again accurate In their weather prophecies regard
Ing this country. They predicted the storm oil
last Monday night, and two or thrco days since wc
received IRON them the foowing:-"Expect
favorable weather, with gales, on Friday or
Saturday, on British, French and Spanish coasts" On
Saturday evening tho prediction was verified and for
several hours u blow worry violently. The cross.Chan-
mel steamers encountered tho full fury Of the gale but
up 10 the present nc shipping casualties have been
and continued without intcrmssou up to lato hour,
when thcrc was fall Of slect
The same journal OF the 2sth published tho following
telegram
AMERICAN FORECAST THE WEATHER. The follow
ing forecast OF The weather has been received from the
NEW YORK HERALD by cabIc:-"ProDability Of bad
weather with gale, British and French coasts, after
Thursday"
Up to four O'Clock =. N. to-day tho storm has not
reached us, bet have no doubt that your gale vii,
arrive tomorrow The sea gulls were flying over the
high hills look nigh; tho sky clear the sun very
warm and the wind is north by east. Lighthouse
Island miles distant Is visible to the naked eye
In crossing the Atlantic In December we left New
York In gale from tho northwest On the third
day had run out OF tho gale to almost a calm which
continued Tor six hours. The northwest gale then
overlook Us and continued with us until within one
DAYS sail Oi the irish coast. Thcn VIC met n gale
from the cast which retarded us day, but our old
friend tho wcstcr 10 our relief agan, and wc
entered Iough Foyic without danger.
J. MCMAHON.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16

Rruder the proprietor but since the aters departure
he has been attending the store alone. During the
night mis- iathcr remained with him. so that II any one
called ho could notify his son, who. has been said
was deaf
OUTBREAK FIRE.
The Ore, according 20 The testimony which was taken
before the Coroner to-day arose at that point OF he
building where the wind that was blowing gale at the
time would be most favorable to the spread OF the
1ames and tho entire destruction OF the building.
some OF the witnesses who examined testified
that when thcv arrived the they saw The
bodies OF the two suspended between the floors,
the skull Of the father broken and The brains pro-
rudng from the fracture. This and tho fact that
dirk kne was found near tho shop OF Large.
Sr., whose place also robbed OF the few tools IL
contained the only evidence obtained thus that
murder committed.
The inquest was not finished, and further testimony
will be taken Monday Meauw the detectives are
At work.
A SUSPECTED NEGRO
suspicion points very strongly to colorcd man
named Garnett, VINO lives tho II Is alleged
that short tmo ago he attempted to steal wood
from the premises, when the clerk, Large drove him
of by pointing revolver at hm. The general theory
OF burglary, murder and accounts Tor the lire
without reference TO this incident Garnct has not
been arrested, but Is strongly suspected by tho de-
tectves and othcrs that be Is implicatcd The next
forty-cicht hours will probably solve the mystery
which now envelopes the Affair."
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
THE PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRACY.

LAST NIGHTS CAUCUs-MR. ANDREW H. DILL
NOMINATED FOR THE UNITED STATES sENA-
ToRsHIP-THE REPUBLICANS TO SETTLE THEIR
OWN DIFFICULTIES.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRISBURG, March Is, 1871
Joint caucus OF the democratic Senators and mcm-
bcrs held tonight, and Andrew II. Dill State Sem
ator, unanimously nominated. All the other dem
ocratc candidatcs-among them Judge Black, Speaker
Randall, Heister Clymer and Charles H. Buckaow-
being withdrawn before the vote taken. Mr. Dill
has been tho Legislature years: 1--WE of which
he has served in the Senate. Last fall he was re-
elected for four years from district which usually
gives from 500 to 600 republican majority. He an
able lawyer and ready debater
Mr.. Charles A. Albright who was elected Congress.
at Large few years ago, has been placed
ipation against Mr. Cameron, but successful bolt is
improbable. The democrats will let tho republicans
settle their difficulties, aud enter into no coali-
ton to elect q republican.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
LOUISIANA.
DEsPAIRING APPEAL OF THE CARPET BAoGERs-
AN ADDRESS TosTHE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED
STATES. RI

DEsPAIRING APPEAL OF THE CARPET BA0GERs-
AN ADDRESS TosTnE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED
STATES. w
SNEw ORLEANS, March Is, 1877
Tho following is Synopsis OF the address adopted by
a meeting of tho white republicans of Louisiana,
which was held to-day
An APPEAL or THE RKPrBLIcASs ov LOUISIANA TO THE
CITIZENS or rng UNITED srArrs:-
of Louisiana in distress appeal the citizens
sacred right cs governed BY orssr. elected by BY
Intimdaton. violence onirges murders perpetaied
upon republicans in the different parts Of the State by the
throughout the cvilixed world Their policy has been to
a any s Tss
Of the eSs, an acre G ground IN New Orleans
the state. and they ask TO be leg atone in order
facts me that an illegal AMI armed military organization
ING Of the sw Instead
at the s. Louis Hotel y y recognized in the greater Of
parishes counties OF the state republican officers were
elected and are IN exercise Of their functions and .Ly
state Thirteen out Of seventeen District Judges outside
have officially recognized Governor Packard.
These nsnrgents boast that they will ioIce the govern
disrcgard its sacred obligations 20 the state establish
ne Pcdsm rs..nny Yields 70 this his threat
The question involved here question OF fact and OF
Lawful government in state and when another asserts
,".hO.y The Sc"nds1 duty Of ,hs to furnish
tho taxpayers will pay their chccrliy Nichols
apponees The truth IL that his
lawfully collect any taxes because they have not the tax
rolls. Licences which coIlcctablc
have To- be Endorsed by tho State Treasurer who holds
occ from the 1874 election and who does
Mr. Nichols appontees The funds raised have been by
sort oi Presfinios or forced loan.
appeal therefore, fellow citizens OF the loyal
states heed the slandcrs published against
exert their influence hasten the assistance which should
have come TO the wings oi lightning Justice de-
layed Is oentimes Justice denied In conclusion.
.pec'n bu. earnestly ask as we have right 10 demand:
government In Louisiana to the .nd that the republicans
OF this state he forced follow tho example
Nichols party and attempt to settle legal questions by the
use OF the rifle and cannon.
W. ii. DfNKGKAvE. Chairman of Committee.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

THE RESULT IN THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT STILL UNCERTAIN.
CoycoRD, March 15 1877.
Returns from all but town the First Congress
sional district give Marston, republican, l3s43. and
Jones, democrat Is. 100 The remaining town-Eatou-
gave Cheney, republican, 81 and Marcy, democrat 40
last year. II this town Is returned the year
there Will be tic vote rumor prevails that Eaton
voted again for jones, but 1t is authenticated
The whole of the will be about IS 900
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
AN ARMY SCANDAL.
COURT MARTIAL ON MAJOR RENO, OF THE
SEVENTH UNITED STATES CAvALRY-rHE
CHARGE IMPROPER PROPOSALS TO A BROTHER
OFFICERS WIFE.

cEVhNAh CNAiED CAtALhY-THE
CHARGE IMPROPER PROPOSALS TO BROTHER
OFFICERS WIFE.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CHICAGO, March Ia 1877.
There Is quite a commotion In army circles a. St
Paul. Mnn headquarters OF the Depart ent OF Dakota
The kept strictly within the circumference Of
the aristocratic circles leak TO the we'll confined
matter has been sprung at the military headquarters of
General Sheridan, in this city. lively army scandal
in consequence revealed. AZ present the
tia is IN at ST. Paul, with closed doors, trying
Mayor Marcus A. Reno Seventh United States cavalry
for conduct unbecoming officer and gentleman, &C.
aud II tho charge DO sustained his commission in tho
army will be tho forfeit. The unbocomng con.
sTs' said to Maa consist in ,os propO
another oflcer-Captain Bell, Of the same regiment.
Tho first advances were made in November last, as
report goes Fort Buord The lady resented and in.
formed her husband OF tho insult Bell at onco brucd
the matter about and threatened to raise kenos hair
Reno thereupon reported II about that Bells wife
no TT person Tor other army ladies TO associate WITH
The whole affair was officially reported and
both tho officers were placed under arrest.
they could not do each other any bodily injury,
The Post Commander reported the mater to Washing.
ton strictly private investigation was ordered from
General sheridan's headquarters. Tho investigation
resulted IN the convocation of general court martial
by order from the Secretary OF War Cameron
Brevct Major General Hazen, colonoi OF the Sixth
United states infantry was appointed President and
Captain Hughos OF the Third United States infan-
try, Of General Tcrrys stan, Judge Advocate OF tho
court
The court convened the Sth inst, and proceeded
with its star chamber examination that the scandal
would not roach the outer world Tho affair becomes
of greater interest when Is remembered that Major
Reno, the chief actor in this disrepulabe army epi
sode figured conspicuously in tho newspaper annals
of the Custer massacre Captain Bell, the other
party closely connected with tho affair,
time lieutenant recruiting service, and received
his promotion 10 captaincy by the death of his
rades on the frontier Major Reno's wife, whom he
married at Harrisburg Pa. recently died. Mrs. Bell
married about three years ago.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
THOROUGHBRED STOCK SALE.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

CmLLicornE, OHIO, March 10, 1871
Mr.. d. j. Crouscs sale Of thoroughbred stock, which
came of yesterday at his Knncknnick Farm, resulted
dsastrously that II is doubtful whether he Will over
undertake another experiment OF that kind His
horses all being running stock unit Tor any thing
clse there was no demand Tor them except amoog
racing men, and there was not "a sufficient number OF
these present TO mako tho bidding interesting Horses
which were valued high up In the thousands sold
low down in the hundreds, and In sheer disgust Mr.
Grouse stopped the sale.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
FRAUDULENT INVOICES.

THE GOVERNMENT LOSING ABOUT TWENTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS FROM UNDERvALuED
IMPoRrATIoNs-AN IMPORTER ADMITS HIS
EVIDENCE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHICAGO, March 10, 1871.
United States Commissioner Hoypc had before him
yesterday Charles Finklcr, OF tho firm Of William
Finkcr Sons, importers OF Italian cloths and velves
OF this city, charged with Undertaking. their mporta-
tons at tho rate OF twenty five per cent and upward
by which means they could well afford 10 unocrscIl
others In tho Same line OF business. II appears from
the testimony adduccd tho trial by Assistant United
States Dis,r,ct Attorney Bowcs that Mcssrs William
Finkcr Sons imported from Europe during the pas,
year goods amounting In The aggregate 10 about
$50, 900, which were landed In New York and for.
wardcd TO this city by immediate transportation.
Tho witness for the government testified that on the
7th inst Information was nled with Special Treasury
Agent Bracket, Of New York. that the government
beng dcrauded largely by the parties above
named through fraudulent Invoices Mr.. Bracket tcc-
grapbcd to tho Treasury Department for special au.
thorty to send an Cfcer to this city ascertain the
particulars. Permission was AT once granted and on
the same day Major Ncvins, one OF Brackctt's IN.
specors, lett New York and reached here tho
lug OF the 10Th inst On his arrival he called upon tho
Collector OF the Port, Mr. J. Russell Jones' who at
once and with great readiness rendered all ihc AID in
his power TO bring the accused parties to justice As
s,stant United States District Attorney BowIes
was detailed TO prosecute the before the
Commissioners. An immediate Investigation was
had. MAJOR Novins having tho original invoices
IRON the New York Custom House In his possession,
compared them with those hlcd he Chicago Custom
House, ana iound tbcm TO radically disagree Upon
this evidence OF fraud young Finklcr arrested and
taken before the Commits sioncr, above stated and
held 10 answer IN the OF So 600 Tor the action OF
the Grand Jury.
THE PROOF OF FRAUD
undoubted evidence obtained that duplicate bills
were sent with each INVOICE tho original beng trans
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
DISAPPEARANCE OF A DEFAULTER.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PoTrsrowY. Pa, March 15 1877.
William J. Rutter, the defaultng cashier OF the
National Bank OF Potstown, who embczzlcd SIS 800 of
tho banks funds, has mysterousy escaped and is
supposed TO have gone West.
The New York herald., 1877-03-16

SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING AN
acrated beverages
JOHN MATTHEW'S. Ist and 2eth st. city.
TURKISH. BATHS OPEN AT ALL HOURS, DAY
ana night No. West :ith st.. near Broadway,
WIGS, TOUPEES-G RAUCHFUSS. PRACTICAI
WigmaKer: SWITCHES CURLs ISvIsIBLEs, BASpEAUx. n
East 18th St.. near broadway.
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DIED

PoILLoN March Is, 1877, JoHS H. PoLLoN.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
SoASSELL--ln Jersey Guy, on Thursday, the 16tb
insi., DANIEL ScASNELL. native OF Cork, Ireland.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
fFor Other Deaths See Ninth I,dgel
The New York herald., 1877-03-16
CUBA.

MAsTERLY INACTIVITY OF THE coNoUERoR OF
THE CAILIsTs.
HAVANA, March Is, 1871
General Martinez Campos has arrived at Havaus
from tho interior to confer with Captain General
IQyollar
The New York herald., 1877-03-16

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-22
NEVADA ITEMS.

In ths Nevada Senate fourteen different
States ere represented a. the places Of ma
tivity OF the members. and seventeen mem
hers came to ths State from California.
Rose. from Washss. 10 the father OF the
kedy In sgs. he bsing hfty-nlns years old.
Crsssvsll, Of NyA Is the youngest. he be-
ing but six.snd.twcnty. There arc SIX
teen married mes among them all, six
bachelors aud three widowsrs. The trades
and occupations are ~ numerous almost a.
the msnbsrs themselves.
They have had another murder out In
Elko. Charles Silvsrstsin 10 the victim,
and he was . Sacramento young man. aged
about twenty-five Year,. Robert Crosisr's
pistol ssnt the fatal shot. and Jealousy was
the cause VI the AFFAIR. Nellie Costello ID
the woman In question. and at tho frail
sns's door 10 laid the responsibility Of the
affair. The Csronsr's inquest has had it,
session. and the murdered man has been
D~rsnsuacsd dead.
The Rsno Gazette Of Saturday says /:
This merning enc OF the dsmi.monde.
feeling . little hilarious. placed herself
near . now hank On Virginia street and
declared war. The snsw balls flew In ell
directions and svsry man had TO dodge
vhs cane within range. until q man who
was clearing an awning overhead kindly
dropped . bushsl On her head. which.
served to quiet matters . little and facili-
tate treaty.
The Nevada TriJ.He Of Saturday evening
says: Yesterday We asticsd on q promin.
snt Asemblynsn's desk a. onion. . glass
OF water aud . glass Of something which
evidently wasn't water. The onion aud
the water we're In excellent condition ~
the closs VI the session, but the something
which wasn't water was badly punished.
The taxpayers Of the town Of Eureka arc
divided ON the question Of incorporation.
but thsss In favsr Of the measure have the
beat Of the argument.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-22
ANOTHER CALIFORNIA HISTORIAN.

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NOTICE In BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Nevada
In the matter of ioaN O. TALBOT, JER me
o. TALBOT aud MICHAEL J. TALBOT, con.
pr,sing the nrm OF J. o. Talbot 4 Co., Bank.
ruptr, m bankruptcy.-United States OF Amer
lea. district Of Nevada. %. "A wa rant In Bank.
ruptcy has been issaed By said Court asainst
the estate OF John O. Talbot, jerome 0. Talbot
aud Michael J Talbot, comprising the nrm OF
]. O Talbst q o., Of the city Of Virginia. The
county of storey and State Of Nevnda, In said
District, who have been duly adjudged bankrupts
upon the petition Of thsir crediton; and tho
payment OF any debts and the delivery Of any
property belonging TO said bankrupts TO them
or In their nee and the transfer OF any prop.
erty by them are forbidden by law. A meet.
Ing OF the creditors Of said bankrupts. Ia
prove their debts and ch0ose one or more
~assignees Of their estAte, will be held At q
Court OF bankruptcy 70 be holden 81 virgini.:
IN said pis'rict, on the sEVkNTH DAY OF
~ OBITUARY. A. d. ISL, ~ o'clock r. H.,
II the once Of x. STROLLER. Rom No. Z Odd
Fellows building, corner OF O and smith
streets. one Of the Resis'e's In Bankruptcy Of
said District. .
United States warshsi and Messenger IN Bank.
RI ,tcy for said District. ja3atd