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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-02-07

. ,.,ry4BURG Il MERIDIAN h r.
- N. FREIGHT Ia
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.

Accident 10 n Texas aud Pacific Rail-
rond Construction TraiR--0nc mnn
Killed and Two Others BADLY
Wounded
Yesterday forenoon the Texas md
Pacific construction train was thrown
from the track by the turning OF rail
when about mile aud a half west OF
this city. The engine, caboose and Fix
flat cars jumped the track in conse-
quence, some oflhe flats turned over and
one of them crushed beneath II an EN-
ploye OF the road, named James Casey,
killing him instantly. Two others,
named Callahan aud Lawrence Ennia,
were badly injured. Word was sent
at once to this city, and DIR. Morton
accompanied the party, and cared for
the sufferers. Casey's body was brought
to the depot, and Colonel Mcclure no
titled. a jury was summoned, consist
ing of Messrs. Reutleman, Mellen,
Stone, Rainwater, Scott and Tucker.
They viewed the body, and
then adjourned until this morning Mt
nine o'clock, to heur testimony. The
deceased was single man, about thir-
ty.iive years of age. Has no relations
here that we know of. Agent White.
man issued orders to the city sexton to
bury him, and the company would pay
the bill. The injured men were re-
moved to house on Ross avenue, and
Drs. Morton, Thruston, Charles Lock,
and Childress summoned. Callahan
was found to have compound fracture
of the bones of the leg, aud 1t Is feared
will have to lose the limb. Enuis Is
not very seriously injured. The Texas
and Pacific road keep all its injured
employees upon the payroll while they
are laid up. No blame can be charged
to any one, as II was an accident that
could not be foreseen. The train was
only running at the rate Of eight miles
an hour.
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The Ha,las aud wichita Road.

AT 800 pm, yesterday, an eXcur-
sion party ran out on this road nine
miles, to the end Of the present track,
and returned to the city Mt $3.50, spend
ing half an hour at the present termi'
nus at the farm OF Mrs. Langford. The
party consisted of Mr.. Nj. Henderson,
the contractor, G. 5. Stephens, the en-
gineer, d. A. Robinson, secretary,
Mayor Cabell Recorder June Peak,
Aldermen J. w. Crowdus, }. l.. Will
liams, Ii. s. Ervay, w. j. Shone and
NJ. NJ. Newsom, and Mtssrs. Samuel
C. Lancaster and John j. Craig, Of
Knoxville, Tennessee; J. II. earle, g.
Veeder aud j. 5. Hay, OF Wisconsin;
A. Howard, OF Chicago; j. w. Para
more, OF st. Louis, and the following
citizens of Dallas: Thomas Field, a.
II. Obenchain, John Henry Brown, &.
b. Stephenson, Thomas Gilmore OF
the Lamar hotel, Thomas Nj. Miers,
S. w. Is. Duncan, G.. Nj. Swink, w.
CASTOR, president OF the company, q.
b. Shields, IL G.. Pennyman, /. Il.
Marsa!is, G. Il. Vreeland, Ed. Terrell,
Philip Lindsey, W. l.. Hall, Il. q.
Bower, j. Rouch, w. q. Randall, w.
S. Parker, Master Walter X. Parker,
II. w. Sypper, w. II. Mcintyre and
G.. w. Parker-in all forty.
The whole party were delighted
with the trip, the splendid condition
of the road aud the beautiful character
of the country, touching, as it does, the
outer edge of the Trinity valley, and
anurdlng Inc view of the magnificent
adjacent prairie, thickly studded with
farms. The iron is being rapidly laid,
and very soon the iron horse will bear
the greetings OF Dallas to our friends
IN Denton.
Everyone, even the gentlemen from
other states, was struck with the ex
cellence of the work done. There was
neither champagne nor lager speech
makinA nor toasts-but the whole
affair was delightful TO ali concerned,
not excepting Master Walter Parker,
who enj Dyed the grand forest scenes,
and q view of Longs lake, as only
children from town eau do.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-25
WASHINGTON.
Wade, Blaine ( Co., PowcrlOss
In Their Opposition to the
Southern Policy,
Hayes Does Not See How They Can Give
Force TO Their Opposition without
III Rehabllllallng the Carpet
Bag Governments,
Troops wnhdrawn II ysteFloaH Mass
ing Of Ord's Command ~ LarodO.
South Carolina Legislature,
Noon Ass0olNlod rr0aS RepOrtl

south Carolina Legislature.
Moon Associated Press REPORT
WASHINGTON, April 2i,-Major
Stevens, clerk Of the appropriations
committee Of the house, while he has
no doubt Fan extra session being call
ed, thinks II will dispose OF Ia business
In illicen days after organization.
The louisiana commission arrived
this morning In good health.
New Orleans dispatch; "Goyernor
Nichols has issued u proclamation re-.
questing the citl2ens Of New Orleans
10 attend TO their regular business to-
day.
The United States troops viii move
out of the Orleans hotel, going In the
direction OF the barracks, at | pm,
Az Cathedral clock struck 2 to-day,
u detachment OF the third Infantry,
under command of Lieutcnant-COlonel
j, H. Brook, marched out ~ the Or.
leans hotel, passed up 81, Charles
street To st, Louis, and out 81, Louis
street TO the river, where they embark.
cd on u steamboat for the barracks,
About one hundred men from other
regiments assembled on the opposite
side OF the street, In front Of the Or.
leans hotel, to see their comrades
move. When the infantry band be.
gan to play, n few hundred persons
gathered In the streets along the line
OF march, but there We're no demou-
STATIONS of any kind On the gal
leries OF the Orleans nud the ~. Louis
hotels, there stood few of the adj
hereuts of Governor Packard, looking
ut The movement Of the troops and
people in the street below.
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crossed a force oi United States troops
Into Mexico, near piedrlas Negras,
with General Ord's knowledge, aud
hepresence of General Esoobedo, who
Is the chief military partisan Of OK
President Lerdo, NJ San Antonio,
Texas, which In headquarters of the
department, II considered In Mala'
moras M "a menace by the uLiled
States military authorities against the
government of Dlag, aud serious COM
pllcatlons are feared, Several arrests
OF Mexican officers, who were sua.
pected ofsympathy with l.erdo's cause,
have been made, and important papers
duplicating others have been found
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-25
THE STORM KING.
Galveston Is Shattered by q
Sixty-three Mile Per
Hour Gale.
Freight DcpOts Destroyed, Cars Wreck.
cd, Cotton Compress Walls Torn
Down, Residences DcmOlbhC he'd
and Blocks unr0Orcd.
A Fineen Minutes Gale which ola
Prob. Did Not Damage 10
shipping niight-NO Lives Lost.


shipping siight-NO Lives Lost.
special 20 tho HERALD.
GALVESTON, April 2t.-Avery severe
gale accompanied by rain aud hale
visited this const at G;ij this morning,
II lasted only ten or fifteen minutes,
but during that time the wind blew At
the rate OF sixty-threo miles per hour.
Considerable damage was done to
buildings In the city aud shipping In
the harbor. The following are among
the losses;
Galveston, Houston and Henderson
Railroad freight sheds, three thousand
feet long, was blown down and part of
the round.h house demolished, Eleven
freight cars were wrecked The Nor
gau line OF freight sheds were destroy.
ed. Part of the walls OF the Gulf CITY
press, Buyers press and Shippers
press torn down. Turnley's warehouse,
Tayors warehouse, Sorley's block,
Nichols block, Rosenberg's block,
Moody ~ Jemison's block and Fox
suilding partially unroofed. Princes
block is complete wreck. Several
residences In various parts OF the city,
were demolished.
Morgan line steamer, City of Nor
folk, was blown ashore near the break
water but was gotten oil ut high tide
this evening, without material dam-
age. The steamer q. w. Thomas lost
her chimneys, upper works ana rnd-
der. The pilot boat Eclipse driven
ashore, yacht Cygnet capsiaef, schoon'
err Elizabeth S. Lee, of ST. Mary's
Landing, New jersey, slightly dam
aged. No loss Of life
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WAR GOSSIP.
Russia Announces Her Purpose
TO Cross Roumanlan Ter
rltory to the Danube.
An Immense crowd witnesses tho
Lowering Of Russian C0Iors at the
Embassy In Constantinople
Tho Cars Manifesto TO tho
Army was Issued To-Day,
The Famine Ia India IN Approaching
It's worse Point- santo Domingo
Nursing - Revolution

The Famine Ia India IN Approaching
It's worse Point- santo Domingo
nursing - Revolution.
LONDON, April %, --GottschakofI'a
circular regrets that Russia finds her
self under the necessity of proceeding
slngle.handed 10 realize the wishes OF
Europe Russia has In view the i'm
provement of the condition OF chris
tians, the note says, and not territorial
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
War gossip has II that when the Rus
SLAMS cross the Pesth, the Turks will
send large force OF Ciroassians aud
destroy the railroads
Andrassy now favors the moblliza-
tlon OF the Austrian forces sufficiently
TO protect Austrian interests.
The Russian army commences its
march To R0umania ON "Wednesday.
Russian naval authorities have sus-
pended navigation between the Crimea
and Constantinople.
Russia has promised Roumania In
dependence and assured title. The
Austro.Hungarians ut Pesth are placed
couchant for any emergency. Turkey
is bringing timber from Transpliauce
for bringing over the Danube. There
are only 10000 Turkish troops In Crete,
and the people are organized for In
surrection. The Italian squadron
which sailed from Tranta under sealed
orders, IL boand to Salenia. Twenty
thousand Russians are concentrated
on the Pesth, and will soon be ready
TO cross.
The Amcrc, of Kashgar, Is assemb-
ling an army on the Russian frontier
OF Kahaka0. General Katfmann asks
for reinforcements. The formal dec.
laration will be issued Wednesday.
BUCHAREST, April "a The Rouma-
MAN government, In reply to the
tn kish vi2iers dispatch requesting
the prince to make arrangements with
Abdul kerim, cOmmaoder.in.chief OF
the Turkish army, to prevent the pas
sage OF the Russian army, has declared
that such u step is too serious to be de-
termined by the executive power
alone. The Roumaniun chambers will
be assembled on the 10Th instant to
examine the question,
Tne first Russian detachment con-
fists of forty sappers and an officer.
1t crossed the Roumanian frontier yes
terday, at Bestinak, One thousand
men are expected to cross to day The
Grand Duke Nicholas has issued u
proclamation to the Inhabitants OF
Roumania, announcing the passage OF
the Russian army under his command
toward the Danube Roumania, hav-
ing received no preliminary n0tilica-
At. a t..l.l IN.
force, and has directed its troops to fall
back to avoid conflict.
CoNsrANrlNorLE, April A.-An i'm.
mense crowd Witnessed the severance
ufthe Russian insignia from the portal
Of the embassy.
CALCUTTA, April "a. IL apparent
the famine Is approaching It's worst
point, but there is good reason to hope
the maximum distress may be less Sc
we're than was anticipated
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NO. ls ESTABLISHED ls49

spasms, aud they followed each other
In such rapid SUGGESTIONS, that fears for
her recovery were entertained Tor an
hour and u half, She laid on the couch
prepared for her, oontortod In violent
manner An attempt To bleed her was
unsuccessful, as the circulation was
nearly stopped, After much labor, she
was brought through NIL right The
doctors are Of the opinion that the at
tack was brought about by violent ex.
ertion, aud superinduced by n bilious
condition. She IL out Of danger but
In an exhausted condition,
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unnnr.tn The fnir.

We are informed that the young
Hebrew gentlemen Of this city pro-
pose giving a NORMANDY hop, on
Saturday night, at Fields theatre, In
honor to the visiting young ladies:
Special attractions will be offered, and
the preparations are extensive. All
ladies invited are requested to wear
a Normandy cap and white swiss
aprons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-25

Last night, about ten o'clock, girl
named Dottle Dimple, who is one of
the performers at Thompson's theatre,
went OH the stage to dance. Before the
conclusion of her jig she rushed from
the stage to one of the stage boxes, and
addressing q gentleman In the box,
said: "oh! what pain in my heartW
She then tainted away. She was inn
mediately carried to her dressing.room
and a physician sent for. Drs. Chill
dress and Field came, and found her in
precarious situation. She passed into
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-25

We were invited to take look
through the immense stock OF Messrs.
stowe & Webb, real estate and mer-
chandise agents, at the old postofiice
building, on Camp street. They have
splendid line OF general merchandise,
which they desire TO exchange In 100
lots oniy, for almost anything You may
have on a farm. They are receiving
daily consignments Of goods from all
the eastern cities, which they inform
Us they are almost giving away.
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sidewalks.

The marshal has been ordered to en-
force the sidewalk and gutter ordi-
nance; and he hereby warns oil per-
sons from violating 1t, us he will carry
out his instructions to the very letter.
Parties will save arrest aud fine by
compliance with the ordinance.
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COMPOSITION
!

lam still putting on my Roofs.
have about twenty. five thousand dollars
on from four years standing, down to TWO
hundred squares roof hall finished and
under contract, In Dallas.
am putting on frst-class Roofs at ~ per
sousre Best OF reference, ifrequired.
W. q. DIBOLL.
Cor. Camp griffith sts.. or Lox Box ~, Dali
as, Tex MS. hPrlo.u III
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IBaaenoflp1.

Owing to the inclemency of the
weather, the meeting to rejoice over
the disenthrallment Of Louisiana, has
been indefinitely postponed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-25

The police report that there were no
street lamps lit Sunday and Monday
nights, although they were dark and
oforntv
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Married.

We are informed that DR.. Sutton
was married yesterday TO lacy living
out of town. We did not learn her
name
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DIR. J. A. NASH
Cor. Sycamore and Pa }ilC Avenue,

with an experience of over thirty years
would respectfully solicit ODstetrical ana
Female Practice. Having devoted large
share of his time to this branch of practice
ne is prepared for all emergenc es ana guar
GRtccs SATISFACTION, with the exception ol we
hrareletts used his practice Is almost entirely
original. Ladies' can consult him at his lam
lily parlor adjoining his Office.
COR. SYCAMORE AND PACIFIC AVE
, 1877-08-30
OREEDMOOR.

ap<ttai Dl&pdsrh 10 The Tt4anae,
New YonS, Aug. 29.-The shooting at Greed.
moor was continued to-day. and somc 1en,a,k.
able scores were made. Tho Wind was more
unsteady and t1shtaIl In It's movements. Mt
aoiph, OF tho New Orleans tean,, 9tarted Of
With brilliant record, n.aktng cloan score Of
scgcnty-0ve ut 500 yards, and u!ne consecutive
bulrf-cTes at 900 yards From this point, hos.
ever, Lis shooting was not so Rnod, aud he
cfoatd witt. tolal Of 2l0. The aggregate scoyo
made By the American team wns 1,6t7, only
three points lcss +1An on Tuesday. Gen. d.
kln'h score OF 9l5 points was never be{ore
cqualcd at Crccdmoor. Tho scores Of tho
American team were rs follows: "A
Gen. T. 8. paktn. ..21:' 3. T. Lamb, Jr....,2
HA!. Il y: Jewell .$0i I, /: Alien: ..;.."...eol
/. I. !1cphurn.." .s12 T.: E: uydtnburg. .eUl
Frank iyde....:... .a0s;L. weter. ID.
Following are the acorea Of the British tesu,.
the aggregate scoro OF the bost eight being l,513
points:
J. X. M!lner...-. .2o3 ". II. Glider. .1p1
4. 4. Humphrey ...900' Licnto Col. Fcntou. .ls0
Lieut.. Gco: Fsatun lii7(ii H. Greenhiii.. i'll ia
Sergt. N. Ferguson. 1D71F. T. ptggot. liza
slr Henry 1laford.. .l0aIH. >. ". Evans.... ..lSJ
Tho Nov Orleans team scores were as follows:
Dudley selph. ....2lo Col: John Glynn, Jr.lsl
j. n' ( u &:sa As%' :: :S :SS E. T. Manning .''7'
The Amateur MGc Club, at the conclusion OF
the practice, sclccted tho following team to
compete with the Victoria Rttic Club team at
Toronto M0nday next: l.. uetger, ". ". Par.
row, W. Gum, Il. ltathbonc, T. h. Sanford,
Henry Fulton, ]. T. Waters, and L. l., Hep.
buEus
, 1877-08-30

Thrr have no ms. canst Of quarrel. and thttr prop.
CT relations 10 each other ara adnstahic BY natural
laws. and should mol he hampsrr.l by legislative
interference.
5HttHA-That WE fhvnr The srpeai Of fhe present
prohihtorY tidnnr Inv Of thi. State ar ttr enncl-
n,cnt nf A tud!cinuA kna wrll.regnlatcd Eecnro
law instead ali maner derived frunl iccnses TO 70
to lie cummon schoul tnnd of tho STATE.
NOMINATIONS.
The selection Of q. candidate Tor Governor
being IN erlcr. he nanles Of Afnswosth AMI
Trtmb1e were withdrawn. The first ballot MAJ
taken, bu., tGforc Tie result could lie announced.
Irish was declared the nominee by exclamation.
IN tesponec 10 loud calls, Mr. Irish canle
forward and made brief speech, accepting the
nomination.
Col. Eyibeck Withdrew bis name from consii-
erntton a. candidate for Lieutenant Governor,
and G. Z. James, Ut Pottawatomic, was tlou1E-
natct for Lieutenant Governor bv ayclnmat[or.
n. +. j. Dhardnan, Of Marshall, MAS nonlt-
mated for Supreme Judge by acctamation. Mr.
Boardmsn was called out, and ma,to brief
SPEECH, accepting tho nomination.
u. u. Culeson, If Wayne County, was d.
clared the nominee for sunerinsendtnt Of Pub.
lie Instruction by ncc1amation.
Immediately after tho nomination OF irish
salute vas tlred an1 to-day ratilfgntto,. meet
Ing Il being held at tho Opera-1louse. Consld-
cradle enthusiasm prevails.
, 1877-08-30


An examination Of the records shows that on
the l4th Of August David Spencer aud Susan,
bis Wife, executed m instrument to secure tho
payment ut loan Of $7,b0O fFutu John @,
Adams. The property thus conveyed TO secure
the promlseory note giYen for the ii, 500 consists
Of Lvts ~ and a. Block 7, Mason d. MrKitcn-
a,1's subdivision, vest halt Of the northwest
quarter SEX. II. IS, II, being between Drc1cl
aud 1ug!cside avenues and Fifty.si4th
aud Filty-.eventh streets; also, Lots !,
I, ant s, Block 70 Egandale suh-
division ot tho e4st lis acres southwest
quarter SEX. II. 81, II, being between Walnut
aaa Fifty filth streets and Iugleaije aud Egau-
dale avenues; alto Lots 2 ai,d 8, C1atk L.
bharp's Subdivision Of Lots !, q s. Ind j, OF
Block oi Walker Il StInson's gubdtYtsIon OF
the Mest half vi the southwest quarter of ser,
= n, u, being between Grove parkway aud
Egandale avenue aud Eorty-lfth aud Forty
sixth streets. This conveyance WAS 'axknuH1.
edged ON tue 18th inst, telor: =. 4 Newton.
Notary Public, and wxs kands1 II for record
Tuesday evening.
1t sppcarx very much " u this copyeys sncc
*as made III contemplation oi leaving thu CITY;
~ MF. Spencer vas trying to dispose, directly
or ,SDy sails or mortgage, of ail his real
eAtate, In order 70 get little fund
fos the purpose of future subststence. lis
must have known Ut the time hY borrowed
t1!s y 500 that the bank could not live. III
slso knew that be was indebted to the bank In
alaIce sun Of money, and tlst IN tiapostng VI
, 1877-08-30
WASHINGTON.
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
INDIFFERENCE or ouM GOVERNMENT.

THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
INDIFFERENCE or ouM GOVERNMENT.
Special EtspafeA 10 7hd Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. G., Aug. oo-The Admin
lstrati, i,n IS evidently ,nttspoaed to take any
steps locking to tho representation Of the
United States at the Paris Exposition next
rear, except in rcsponso to direct order from
Congress. In explanation OF this apparent
want of official interest III this great lntcrua-
tlonal undertaking, II may 10 said that neither
the action al the French Government nor tho
character OF tho French exhibit at the Centetl-
NAL last ycaF was such as tho United States had
a right to expect from nation with which 1t
had 30 long been On frfcudly terms,
While other nations sent special commissioners.
many OF them men Of high rank md great cx.
pcrtence, ~FsAncc intrusted the inteEcsts OF her
Ettizeus
70 supoRpi1ATH ATTACHES
OF the French Legation here, ono ut least OF
whom was extremely Objectionable to President
Grant. In addition to this, tho character Of tho
French exhibit WAS not such Us the Unitcl
hta:os had right to expect, and the failure of
due 10 tho lack Ut intcrest, not TO say oppos{-
&isn, Of the French Government.
II may bo remembered that when tho inyitn.
tim tu tho united states to participants In tho
Paris Exhibition OF 1873 was received Secretary
Fish transmitted It to Congress
WITHOUT RECoMMKNDATtoN,
And It Is understood thut he subsequently in
formed tho senate Committee on Foreign Rcla-
t!ons III tho reason why Grnnt's Administration
was unwilling to urge npon Congress an, stups
looking TO- the representation Of tho United
manifested by the last Administration il under
stood to bo shared, to sono cxtcnt At least, By
the present one,
, 1877-08-30

Souc additional fnfwmot In, wu. y,,h.r., -,
,.,a.,.' ,rtt,. ..t.'.'..'. o1,1 ""' Nv
3cse'n'h' WIN lc'tlchee I" eIcnecrs nahkttc
rareer ut Morris, IT., where tic at tsrat ran
State anal subsequently, National, bark, liz
NUT thr butter md err hutInc., at Sycamorc
,,,.a,,sn In I,,~,J ,I,s St.. 49,. 49,.
,ts.,- " ,,..1 t"s tto .a VIZ ~ l"''h ~
s'"rr"' "ttnouen NJ ha''h't St'V apparently,
lie concluded to start ono there. Ny SONG
1nraus llc E,t charter from the
L.,,slature. anil rrntinp nm ,,f7iro aud n. .,rc
~, ,.. II, a. n, .,,.,.t
''At ""' ~ ~ "''A ',"!"naS'tE set " latoHs
OH I&Rh+ nc opened Ills net Tor 1l:cs. Norris,
IT that time NSI1j+ latl about 1900 Inhabitants,
Spencer was cood. smoothc tinker. and toon
y,,t I,,to ,h, ,,o,a',.,an ~ ~. n...i.,s 49, se'
70. ,l'o ,ne ,ne con.ue"ee OF tae ousineas i'en'
nna III 1't,'e "h''o ~as uo'nc hoansh'nE
BUSINESS ilc was economical In bis habits. atsd
arjosu tigurcs, ant these two facts gaye him
~. nn,, na-,.n. h.'...ts ~ Ne H'o".' N's.
'ast, anu te'naps' hohcst'V' 'os no was always
on thc look OUT ior sHenecr's Interest. When
the National Dauklng law was passed., lie turned
tic Grugdy Couuty Bank tnto tte Gn,m,y
cot,n,v Nattoua1 Rank nsso.1at,nu vii, ,.f.oit
~ ca,,,; ,xh,, h.aas.s. nH."t,'. nN"'.",
~, Houla' "no occat1c ffcsluent, Samuel
!iollctnan. ana the Collins brothcrs, wealthy
farmers, sdcnccr was. Of courac, tho manager,
md Wslln tic Stockholders got dfyk1el,1s
1t u alleged that lG took advantage Of Ills no.
h!tion to MAKE money Tor himself IN addition to
that DERIVED fron the profits II. which hik %.
etNtatcs participated With him. Whenever, Il
tehlrt 10 Eratn wanted. an advance, hpgncer
would demand bonus OF a 1uartrl ot cent d
h'ishc!. am! Una snH nc would IL Is said, put
, 1877-08-30


WARRINGTON, D. C., Aug. ao.-The Treasury
officials bclievc that rigid enforcement of the
new order shortly 70 bo issued directing cus-
toms officers to OPEN eycry piece Of baggage be-
longing 10 passengers from foreign countries
landiug In the United States, will break up that
syktcm OF favurtlsm under which 10 lnuch
smuggllhg has tn times past taken place. At
the same time It will causs much greater an
noyance to passengers tlau they hayo hereto.
fore begu subjected to.
TIlE BOSTON cEsToM-HOUsE
To the Htatern Assoriatfd rtfts.
WASHINGTON, p. G., Aug. 49.-rhe Commit
te0 inspecting tho Custusn.llouse at Boston
recommend reduction OF tho force aud in
creased compensation fur those remaining; also
that tue net saving, u their recommendation
are adopted, will be a little ovcr <b,0OU.
TiMBHR DzP1EDATi0ks.
Tho Secretary Of the Interior appointed
Joseph 14ong, Vt 1ndlana, to look utter timber
land dcpsedators In tue West.