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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, January 81
Synopsis of compromise Bit. Stan
ford and Co. get the Lions share
Texas Pacific builds one hundred
miles west of Rio Grande; to con-
struct at least 100 miles within
two years from date of acceptance
and so miles annually thereafter,
completing road to point OF june
ton within six years. Southern
Pacific to construct road and tele-
graph from Colorado River near
Cpd parallel to point Of jnncti
Southern Pacific is granted s%l-e
ght # way and same lard
rants, as heretofore granted TO
axas Pac. &c. Southern Pafitlc
al construct road and teleg
on some point west OF san 0oi-
oHio Pass to San Diego within
three years. and shall complete
Is soad ss.so.u IuuIan yVelIs to .
point 100 miles east of Colorado
River within two years, and to
point ofjunction within six years.
Texas Pacific transfers to South
ern Pacific all rights and property
at San Diego.
WASHINGTON, January 3.-De-
mocrats are naturally much dis
turbed by fact, that Democratic
Senate of Louisiana in organiEa-
ton Monday recognized Kellogg
as Governor, by sending comruit-
tee to him. This recognition is
necessarily . powerful argument
to inva,iGate Democratic electoral
vote CT Louisiana certified to by
McEnery. said certificate depeyd-
ing for its validity on the propcsi-
tion, that McEnery, and not Kel-
log, is the RICH tful Governor.
WASHINGTON, January 40
Union San Diego. House stb-
committees in charge Of various
propositions concerning Texas
Pacific Railroad, held meetings
last night and this morning, but
will not be ready to report till TO-
until which time the
adjourned 1t is
generally believed that sub-com-
mittee will So arrange details Of
corr =nzaino T'ozyoe D.~oi-.
&c bill, rs to make it satisfactory
to San Diego Interests and all III
ers. that have heretofore SUPPORT
ed either the Scott or Huntington
proposition, but no more positive
statement can yet be made upon
authority. The foregoing is all l
have received. More Tomorrow.
San Diego refuses to yield an incl
on direct route to Yuma.
CHM
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SAN DIEGO.

SAN DIEGO, January 4.-Unida
special from Washington last
uight says at is now ascertain
ed beyond dedbt, that whole pro-
ceedings, uuder which Cronin Of
Oregon was appointed Presided
tial elector from Oregon, origins-
ted in New York and were dire
te05from there. Cronin testified
&c day, that ne demanded and
Was furnished, three thousand
dCllars Ter his travelling expenses,
hHi0r5 be / 9ft Oregon.
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SALES. OF QrET.s'

Gold, Silver, Copper or Lead,
will be made at highest possible
rates for account of Owners.-My
long experience and connection
withbuyers in the different Mar
kets give me a very decided ad.
vantage over any ore in the Ter.
ritory in making UGH Aales, &c
the profit of those en rusti ng them
to me. Correct and res pons Dc
2 5ays obtained I'D su0nitt d
when. desired,
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6uperstitious John"

The Los Angeles Express tells
Of funny occurrence that tool
place in that city last week. 1t
seems that the Southern Pacific
Company had shipped some six
hundred Cinnamon to this south.
cru country with the view OF send
ing them out upon the desert to
work on the extension of the road
towards Yuma. By some hocus-
pocus o. other the Cinnamon were
made to believe that the desert
climate causes their nose to grow
to a formidable length, and the
Indians would make handle of
this protuberance and wiring their
heads Off. A few minutes before
the time for the departure of the
train, the fear had become so gen.
eral, that the Cinnamon seized
their luggage, dashed it from the
cars, and ran off over the hills as
fast as they could, jabbering and
gesticulating in their own pecu-
liar manner. Nothing could in
duce them to come back; and the
horses and carts were sent to the
front, with what few white labor
ers were to be had.
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FEY, ell eth President Of Council,
n Il. Cold oxford, elected Sp' ak
er IF the House.
The Governors ne asRe vas
received and read.
The Supreme Court IS N So On
here.
Two hundred a eres OF lane n
and about Tucson have been deed
ed by the proper authorities to
tbs Southern Pacific Railroad
Company, on case thew erect Nuil-
dings upon the came acd extend
the road to Tucson within tn.
next years.
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GOLD DUST,

Coli and Silver Bullion, u. s..
Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders,
Soldiers Warrants, Bankers'
Drafts, and Good Comm areisl PSI
per, Grain, Hides woodland al
Territorial and Mexican PfOdG :
bought at value FOR CASH; or
advanced on, a. nay be desired.
I feel under creased Obiigs-
tions for the 10 mage SO literally
ACCORDED me a the successor Of
the old and successful house o.
Wm. 2. Hooper & %, and wb ilG
acknowledging this 9see allow ne
& sid that tb 1se dealing with
rae will ind az comp etc stock
as y7ss ever offered by he old
firm, with sill that IS new aud de-
srahie 10 addition.
JAMES II. BARNEY.
Yuma, January p 1875, tt
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Proceedings Board Supervisors.
Jan. 1st, 1877. Board met in

Jan. lSt, 1871. BOARD met III
regular session. Dresent-H. S.
Fitzgerald Chair'na 5. L.. Grow,
! remhar elect, a3c q o3nter- who
no'd over by reason 81 no s0cces-
sor being elected Or qualified. L
! being q egal holiday, upon no
ton the Beard adjourned ill
Wednesday Jan. Sd, at 10 A. NJ,
Jan. Sd. Board met pursuant to
adjournment, all present. Quar-
terry and annual reports of Trea-
surer examined and approved
upon motion, rules of business
suspended, and petition CT Thos.
j. Goodman, asking ferry Sran-
chise across the Colorado River at
Ehrenberg, was considered. Upon
a showing, that all the terms OF
the act concerning ferries APPROX
ed Feb. 18th, 1871. had been COM
piled with, an order was caused to
be spread upon the minutes OF the
Board, giving said c,odman-e1r-
elusive right to FRY landing as
,,,yss - ;;n1 ir{ a plat fled with
Recordek, and fixing rates of
Report of Sheriff examined
and approved. On mo..ion Board
adjourned till Jan. 4th, >. 10 A. NJ.
Jan. 4th. Board met jursuant
to adjournment. all present. Of
fetal oaths and Bonds Of officers
examined and those of Treasurer,
Public Administrator, District At
torney, Recorder. Jusrioc-of 1st
Town5..p,sl.,. Constable accepted;
those Of Sheriff. Coroner, Justice
Coneta5le 81 Township not
secopted for want of fJrmality, and
ferred back to those officers for
,.-apaT corrections. Order made
that every .eoanty officer shall, at
next regular meeting of the Board,
p.eKa complete inventory of
al county ,snoerty in his posses
sion, and clerk sstructed to serve
copy Of this order orsnch officers.
Order made requiring csnty Off
GER present to the BCvd, at
lat regular meeting, an estimate
and description of the statbnery
required in their respective offices
Tor the present year. Petition Of,
David Neahr, that assessment
against certain property be strick-
Ell from Tax Roll, referred o the
District Attorney. Board then
took up audit of bills filed with
their clerk. Further proceedings
n next issue.)
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z LIBUSTEROS.
.5AE = EGO, JanuaryA.-COL
Fe-<ar h } received further inDr-
n0a H. y letter from Mexican
Consul richard, San Franci'c0'

relative f, r':','.,a Jsteriug eTJ a.
. X Lower Cu.ifore low
mo Is Extra .n ooasu letter
O. o. me 2Tta r Soho Ter CUg-
net, fan. Cous,oek. LED with a
ca1 20 CT PiTates and o. scauneers.
ga lie pilot bCa 8ellGs all
e5 under IommaYI Cf Capt gib-
be,ia. Zach has aho @ Hlen,
all G. hon wel2 wi. b
Springs 4 rifles, IT, nad no
art''rsy, nd il IS noo Deliev1H
they haI any great MOI 1T
pr0visi as.
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Stock of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company of California,
says an exchange, to the amount
of $28, 585, 300 has been subscribed,
OF which $277 .z zGi 900 has been paid,
The amount received for transp0g-
tati0n of passengers in the yea
endin. Tnne 80. 1879, Wac sQ4a.-
945 ~; Of freight, $l,189,673 80
total, 50, 136,618 Y. The expens
es of the road and fixtures for aids
year were 81, 14d, 800 SO, leaving,
as net earnings, 1896, 389 %. The
bonded Indebtedness Of the Com
pany is $40, 1884. 900.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January A. an
derbilt dead. Commodore Nan-
derbilt lied at so minutes past N
o'clOcA this morning,
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Eli RE BERG FERRY.-We note
anon u our old friend Goodman,
who IL hsre taking measures TO
secure b. nself in the possession
Of his Te-ry-rights across the Co.
dorado &. Gutenberg. He has rur
this Fe for years. when travel
was SO Llt tied as to scarcely pay
ais expe as, but since completion
Of raiiroa 10 Indian Wells, and
new Developments ia his arrj|
tory, tra has increased 5nonah
to affox' snGle profit. We learn
that Otf q parties are now trying
to derive 0ne benefit from tiic
Improve lat by scr rag eoEces
siOus Z ,m author u me Cal /
fornias 4 aHG ,saqe 50U0.Tsa /
pHt in I 80. A.,
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]. E. D. BLADES.
REAL ESTE AGENT.

Will by apd sell Real Estate on
commission Persons wishing to
dispose of properly through him,
should cal onoe and register
the npmb97 u l5t and price of
ssroo. References; Col. Voliny
dall, local Treasurer Texas Paci.
Ific Railroad; Marshall, Texas; Ex-
change Bank, Dallas, Texas; Gregg
and Ford, Cotton Factors, Sh-ev-
pors, La. .Ofice Main ct. opp0sit'
PJst Office, Yu,aa, A. T.
Oct. Z, 1875, 3Eo.
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N0RN.

January LIST, 1877, at A NJ. to the wife
of Mayor A. J. Finlay in this city sou.
Rather an early new year visi-
tor, but doubtless entertained
with proper hospitality and with
wishes for "many harry returns. :"
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2 N-V--SV4l UHhH tA4i ""O'E t4'aI'
as there ca be found u take
charge of it, n editor possessing
more ai'H4ts han has fallen 10 my
lot, ara with equal willingness 10
I'll , interests Of Arizona,
Aand o. Yun I County.
| shall not step one inch out of
my way TO seek quarrels, nor will
fstSD one = : out 10 escape them.
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N Shall not step one inch out of
|lmy way to seek quarrels, nor will
h fstsp one = . out 60 escape them.
The ci-eg lion ofthe SENTINEL
e--eA "a ani go efforts
ID to give advertiser 50 value
0ed," or to afso.1 entire salts
= 10 subscribers.
pna isl exceptionally fortu-
b POSSESSING two such pa
the Mi,aer and the Citizen
of rare merit among from
Irnais.
arr of my ambition, that
FTrNEI. shall. equal these
fence, and in appearance.
Ience will depend on the
OF its editor; its a1Eao
pds upeN msa
ghicss-~iIl 6S1y6p!yiS1 \
5n to its necessities and
ue! My predecessor is /
}nore credit, than is
given him ;or maintain
equal struggle against
ces.
lout trying and diff
ence Of more than three
bng us, he hss ever ma
a lar ge-hearta1 IiG.Ii- .
spOs OF a:ch should
our synpaE coli Ivs-
te has my best wishes FOR
IRE welfare. Locac3<S 03en +
7roFGE TYNc
- D q lll1lsle s. TFOHD's MESSAGE
the Legislature is an able and
xnaurtf oae. ami will be well
ecelveC throughout the Terrific
rbe subject Of education re-
sas careful attention, ae might
xDected from one, WI" Is
e sucaTl>r,@oo~~' and effe,-
Efforts in -dva1o'~g the c0use
public SCH ,i5 III, gives =
2 deserlp tion OF Inc new paa 4
Fsnitentiary quotes fLopl
,port OF the c0usueissl0rsss
~ the ga.esm management
GH@ u prisoners and
md recommendation es
aa0e OF appointment and re-
bnsfo y of these Officers. The
rrltsrlai finances are shown 70
il a q sH.thy condition. aud adj
ioaai siation is recommend
for moEe 1irt3iy enforcing col
ti0n O. poll-ts Ees. The Gov
nor's eXpsrja"ce among Indians
htfdes his CONNECTS ~ This SUBJ
ct - careful attention. He
lids chat our system OF publ
rs rs ,.- - 49, .sf'Pti1abg5 X she
IueatiOn Of Indian children, oW-
z to the jinpo8sibiIity OF enforc-
z tbe~ tendance and urges
pecesily of, as far as is prac-
Y, Sepa Saring them from
leopls and encouraging
the arh o. civilized life.
|ticisnl on( /" trading Ieglsla-
Is s0und, bNt we fear will
"a uuheeding Asrs. The prac-
OF "log-ro!ling has become
huch q part oflegA(ation, that
n not be graduated, We re-
our inability to Reproduce the
re message, but givd a few
acts :
o Ragis Nv law should be, aIn-
4 by did mating registering
pr 80. ana the
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PUBLIC.

SENTINEL has
bJ an association
ina; the manage
er has passed into
l alone shall be
its expressions.
is a new one to me
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) is a new one to mt

y - -sat;ou- tc fol-
~ than tfls such time
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ment under the undisputed supremacy
OF the Federal Constitution. Long
applause | but speak my own deep.
FELT sentiment aud echo the public
voice OF Georgia when say that In all
the complications OF national politics
now 80 replete with fevered Interest
we standn immovabls sympathy with
the elected exponent OF constitutional
liberty, retrenohment aud reform.
lCheers,l We shall adhere TO him
aud his colaborers with the fidelity due
to tho champion OF a righteous cause
In every patriotic endeavor they may
make to secure the honest and unmIs.
taxable will Of a large majority ofthe
American people, ooustItutlonally ex.
pressed at the polls, Applause.
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Prohibition al Drain Expor tation.
Alleged Deiaulier.

PouGHiEEPslE, N. V, January IL. -
Alexander Barton, cashier OF the ma
tional bank of Fiskhill, Is charged
with deficiency to the amount of s20,-
600 to $60,O1O. Experts are examining
the accounts. Barton says he sold
bonds left at the bank for safe keeping
to pay ovei-drafts, but declines to give
names of persons making over the
drafts. No money was paid over the
counter to-day. tbs stated that no
business, will be transacted until tho
result OF the examination to answer.
Barton has been connected with the
bank over twenty years, and has
always borne good character
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Senatorial Contest
Reception of tho Russian Fleet,

FoRrEss MONROE, January l2.--The
monitors Wyandote, Passaic and
Montague, which have been In the
roads for the past three months, were
sent up to Norfolk to-day TO make
room for the Russian fleet which Ia
hourly expected. The roads are crowd
ed with merchant vessels Mt Norfolk.
The frlgate Svetlan, flagship OF the
Russian squadron, arrived In the
Hampton Road this evening, having
on board Grand Duke Alexis and Adj
miral Bant0jan. The remaining ships
of the squadron are expected to arrive
tomorrow. The Russian Minister
and Admiral Crown Sf the Russian
navy chartered tug aud Immediately
went down from here to the Hampton
Roads to escort the Grand Duke to
to this city. Suitable apartments have
been provided for him at the Atlantic
Hotel.
LATER-rhe Russian frigate Svetlan,
the Grand Duke Alexis commanding,
arrived here at 3 p. m. from Charleston
The Svetlan Is the flagship of Real
Admiral BontakoT of the Imperial
Navy. The usual snlutes were ex
changed with the Hartford, which
vessel she closely resembles. TIT
Svetlan will go up to Norfolk to
morrow. The other vessels of tn,
fleet, the Hero, Adkold and Cruiser
have not arrived.
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Failures.

LOUISVILLE, KY, January L.
Stenin & Cain, dry goods, have gone
into liquidation, liabilities $4,000.
Boston, January l2,-rhe Mer'
chants Savings Bank, established in
1874, suspended on the ith of Decem-
Der, there were SAC, 06l due to deposit
tors.
The recent failure Of Hurdell 4
Seit2ingen, in Philadelphia, has caused
some connection here, where their
liabilities are heavy. There are claims
against the firm OF nearly six hundred
thousand dollars held by Boston banks
and firms.
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Ex-Governor 'TiIden once More in
Private Lifc.

New York world,l
Relieved OF his duties at Albany, Elk.
Governor rilden immediately returned
TO town, and is once moro at his hand
some residence on Gramercy Park. Not
withstanding his hard work of the past
few months the Governors health is UNI
impaired lie continues TO take his full
share of social pleasures, aud his house
is the scene Of many notable gatherings.
Perhaps no man in the country is more
called on" than he. Mr. 'rilden is
easily accessible TO visitors, of whom
there are many daily at tho Gramercy
Park house, and blessed in the posses.
sion of unusually intelligent servants,
who can tell at glance who's who and
what's what" ho is generally ablo to
avoid chronic and professional bores
who are consigned to hetendor mercies
of Colonel Pelton, the Governors mop
hcw and secretary, detailed for that
duty by tho Governor and who has had
q omendous experience in dealing with
them for several months past.
Governor Tilden is fond Of good
dinner and fonder still of good COM
pany, lie seldom or never sits down
to table without few friends, and his
guests include many Of the most distin-
guished mon in tho country, not fire.
quently of both political parties. His
hvorite pastime OF horseback riding is
still kept up, and every day, in every
kind OF weather, his well known figure,
clad in senl.skin and mounted on u
handsome bay, may be seen in the Park
or on the road,
Contrary to recent rumors, Governor
Tilden will not 40 to Washington at
once, but Tor the present will remain in
New York. lie has not practiced law
for five or six years, except whom he
gave his services to aid in the prosecu-
ton of the Tweed Ring, and no is not
likely to resume his profession, even at
the end of his Presidential term.
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[ VOL. Iy.--NO. 27l
Personal.

Mr.. Zack Tolliver returned yester-
day nom visit to his old home In
Tennessee and business trip to New
York.
Mr. J. w. Thompson, one OF the ris-
ing young members OF our bar, return
ed yesterday from New Orleans, after
u brief solourn in that beleagured city.
Mr. and Mrs. Wheelock, OF New
York, the parents OF w. X. wheelock,
Esq, ticket agent OF the Central rail.
way, are visiting their son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Trees, Old
residents of this county, were so unfor-
tunate ON the night OF the 10th, us to
loose their house and furniture by fire;
loss about $1,000.
MIR. Diet2el, OF the Galveston Post,
an excellent German paper, is repre-
senting It's interest here.
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Governor oorqui,s on the situation.

ATLANTA, Ga, January l2.-Gover'
nor Afford II. Colquitt was inaugural
ed before an immense audience AT
twelve o'clock to-day. A large part oil
bis message was devoted to urging
economy in the State government 10
relieve the burdens of the people. The
mart on Federal matterswas enthusiasts
tically applauded, and Is as follows;
uOn tho grand popular majority OF the
recent gubernatorial election is to be
read the overwhelming interest that
Georcians feel in the great Issues now
conyulsing the country and their deter
mined purpose to keep In alignan'
with the patriotic millions OF oni
Northern friends who are seeking oy
the peaceful fundamentally Of Lawful
suffrage to re-esteblish good govern
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FOREIGN NOTES.
bismarck DESTROYS OF Provoking
War.

War,
LONDON January ia special dis.
patch from Berlin TO the Post says
twenty social democrats have been
elected to The Parliament, They have
shown great strength In all the large
towns, even where defeated.
The Brazilian cable Ia interrupted
between Baharia ami Rio Janeifo.
The Pail Mali Gazette this evening,
in leading article, expresses the be.
lief that Germany's action is n fresh
indication of Bismarck's desire Ia see
Russia ut war and the Russian Empire
shaken or destroyed.
Rounania Demands "a RECOGNITION OF
Her independence.
CoNsrANrlNoPLE, January II. A
note has been presented to Satret
Pasha, Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
from the Roumanian government, do.
handing that Turkey recognize that
Rouanania forms no integral portion
of the Ottoman Empire.
A special from Berlin to the Pail
Mall Gazette says Bismarck ia indis.
posed aud confined to his room. He
was unable to attend the Prussan
Diet, which was opened by the En-.
per in person to-day.
Prohibition al DRAIN ExpOr tntion.
LONDON, January l2--The Foreign
Office has received u dispatch from
the British ambassador at Constants.
nople announcing that tho export OF
grain and cattle has been prohibited
from the yilayet of the Danube, and
the export of grain prohibited from
the ports Of Trebezand, Sancun and
Kra2um.
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A sIeeplnx Gar Adventure.
lrrom the Nowpurg iN. Y.l Journal.l

Among the passengers in sleeping
car of the Erie the other night were q
couple of sisters occupying q berth
together. During the night one Of them
had occasion to get up, and in getting
back made mistake and got into the
next berth with man. She supposing
that it was her sister who had rolled
over to the front, began to nudge the
sleeper to lie over. The fellow woke
up and seized the girl by the neck, sup
posing he had caught thief. The
scene which ensued was notifying a.
we'll as amusing
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Fishermau's Luck.

WASHINGTON, January l2.-A Glou-
cester, Massachusetts, special, dated
January llth, reports ten schooners Of
the fishing fleet from that port miss
ing, aud doubtless lost, and the crews
probably persisted.
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The keeper OF a "iirss-class boarding
honser was recently detected In Phila-
delphia and brought to grief for inn
posing on the charitable. She had re-
ccived aid from the Board Of Guardians
of the Poor and from the charity fund
OF one Of the oldest churches for
period of thirty-four years. How she
was able to 90 on 80 long we are moi
Informed, but the story Is related by q
Philadelphia journal as fact.
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The Mexican revolutionists In Chi
huahua stlll hold on to Miller, the
American banker, and demand eighty
thousand dollars in gold for his sur
render. A company Of infantry, fifty
cavalry and two pices Of artillery, have
been sent by the United States author
tiles To rescue Miller.
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DIabolicaI scoHndreIs.

PENSACOLA, Fla, January l2.-The
coroner's inquest in the case of Butler,
who was killed by an accident on the
Pensacola railroad, returned verdict
OF malicious interference with the
track by parties unknown.
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DR.. Redheld might devote few let
ters to a sketch OF the secret organiza-
tions of the negro cotton thieves In
In Louisiana. There is material to
work up q thrilling tale Of EARNED
bands.n
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LOUISIANA.
No Change In the Situation-BOth
Parties Awaiting Adyices
from Washington.
The CnstOmhousc Police Armed with
Rifles - Tho outlook BctOkens
Some New Movement.

Desorton from the Returning Board RumT
to the Democratic Legislature Con.
tlnues Packard More Hopeful
Nichols Confident -PIuchback
stu In the Lead In tho
Senatorial Contest.
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Internationally Released.

MoRRIsTowN, January III. II,
Talmage, confined here charged with
defrauding II Canada bank of $4,000
has been Internationally released ut
the request of the banks lawyers.