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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-16
E

FHMg M0Nde.-Le car est deter
mine 4 executor le traite de Berlin
Les RnSses vOnt Occuper Canadian
ct Herat pour avOir YOU.
III tuer Alphonse NlI,va ttre tue
Les dernieres elections lie Geneve
sont favorables anX conServateurS.
II en- sortira Ia separation tventuelle
deIEglise ct de rEtat.-Lc rape ne
pent s'entendre aycc lie czar.-L'ex-
position de Paris s'eSt fermee lie II.
SEES %recettes ont etc de 12G35759
francs.-Le parti clerical, Ell Angle
terre, s'eveille.-Lord Bcaconsfield Il
fait un discours Observation-Disclosures
negocit tonjours avec lie Vatican.-
L'accord de rAmgleterre ct de rAn-
triche est partait.-La question
grecque va Gtre procllainement re
glee.-La France est partaltement
calme, malgre rinvalidation de Paul
Cassagnac par la Cllambre.-ll a
ncige Ell Europe.
Noureaw Monde.-La majoritG de.
mocrati1ue AT Congress, Chambre,
sera fable. lie Senat sera fgalement
democratique. Hayes u Pair dc sen
moquer.-Le Mexique doit envo.
yer dies dflegues 4 In convention
commercials de la Nouvelle-Or.
leans.-Le dernier ouragan a detruit
le tiers de III recolte de cafe i Hay.
ri 1, q {f.,Ip.ns n,Nf Nh,tric i NAun-
pllis.-Les restes dc A. Il. Stewart,
lie fen millionaire tie New-York, ont
etc voles.-Les chevaliers ct temp
liers de Ia Virginie ont ell une gran
de parade.-kearney, 'oin de plain
Dire Butler, Sc vante de FAVOR ou-
le.-Les Assiboincs ct les Sioux Sc
battent c"mme DIES charlottesville.
Stewart offre S25.00O i Qui retrou-
vera les restes de son marble gou.
verneur Hampton est tombG dc mu-
lie ct s'est blesse.-La toire de IA
alabama est superbe, dit-on.-"Anar-
chic an Nouveau MexiQue," Gcrit lie
general Pope.-Les eslises mttho-
distes episcopaliennes du sud ont
besoin de sccours.-Il Sc tait dies
miracles Il Ste. Anne, Canada
L'empereur du Brtsil est philosophc.
observation-disclosures Qutlones vic
times lie l'epidGmie ca ct III. La com
mission medicale cherche ct trouve-
til peut.6tre.-Les dernieres cleo
tons sont un triomphe democratic
que certain. Burke Il une majorite
de pres de 10000 voix, Les six re-
presentants All Congress sont demo
crates, ct Ia Legislature d'Etat Test
par les deux tiers.-La presse ct lie
penple demandent une convention
A la Nouvelle-Orltans. contesta-
tions electorales.-La Nouvelle-
Orleans Sc r6veille an commerce ct
a ractivite. Ellie recoit cotton, sucre
ct prodnits. La campagne, de son
cote, fait du sncre ct de la melasse.-
Les journaux lie la semaine dernie-
re ont tous etc b6tes CONNIE choux.
detection en- fut cause.-La Nou.
velle.O Orleans aura bient6t une nou.
velle BOurse-Merchant Exchan-
ge.-Sa Grandeur MonseigneurrAr.
chev6gue Pcrche dot ttre de retour
dams sa vile neutrality-suspicious.
Be livraisOn du tome 3 DIES Counties
Kendus de pAthenee "a paru, mite.
ressante ct savante CONNIE toujours.
F. G. Vogt, membre de rAthenee
lonisianais ct professeur distingu6
de geologic, de mineralogie, de DO.
tanique ct de geologic, a etc empor.
t6 par la tievre jaime.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-16
k@LSl, MaM tf,nuc
.s1 MI Propri6te ct Maison ;

Nendre, d 80 miles de Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans, paroisse st. Jacques, rive
sanche.
La maison est neuve. 4 ttase, avec
cuisine, citerne, pigeonnier, etc.
Tn grand magasin y est atte-
nant.
L'emplacement est excellent pour
IL commerce.
La majSon conviendrait partial
ment a I'M docteur, i un RENTER on
d une famille.
A un prix tres modcre.
Conditions tres liberalcs.
S'adresser i NJ. J. Gebelin, sur
les lieux, oil a j. Gebelin, Convent
p. O., st. James Parish.
ia. 5. 49,.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-11-16
.:ra. II. PoloEiEa.
attorney and Connection at Lac.

OFFICIAL his residence, near the
c"nrt-Il"nsc Parish Of st. James, Con-
Vent =. O..
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28

L. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-The District Court
for the Second Judicial District has dispose
of number of cases within a week, and
will very nearly complete it's labors to-day
The following criminal cases have been de-
cided
Territory VS. John McKenna; appeal dis
missed.
Territory VS. VIM. Brown; indicted for as
sault with deadly weapon; plead guilty,
and sentenced to one day in the penitentiary.
Territory VS. JAS L. Martin; murder case
from Klickitat county; prisoner plead not
guilty; case given to jury on Wednesday af-
ternoon, and jury still out when we went to
press.
The civil cases already disposed of are as
follows:
Meier & Frank VS. J. T. Lovelace; judgment
for plaintiffs, 1924.
George Long VS. J. 7. Lovelace Judgment
for plaintiff, $685. SO.
Knapp, Burrell & Co VS. J. T. Lovelace
judgment Tor plaintiffs, SG44,32.
H. $. Burlngame ct al. VS. 5. r. Whipple
continued to next term.
Eliza Ann Simmons VS. w. NJ. Simmons:
divorce granted.
Hazard & Co. VS. VIM. Hastine; judgment
for plaintiffs, Sl7O9l.
Singer Manufacturing Co. VS. Catherine
Petrain; writ of certiorari of Justice Max
on's court sustained.
Thos. johnson VS. A. H. Caldwell; non
suited
j. b. Congle VS. J. I. Lovelace; judgment
for plaintiff, Sl5l67.
y Jas Crawford VS. J. T. Lovelace; judgment
for plaintiff, S629.7S.
John McCarty VS. J. T. Lovelace; judg-
ment for plaintiff S3ll.20.
J. NJ Fletcher VS. J. T. Lovelace; judg
ment for plaintiff, sl02.
Chas. Preux ct al. VS. o. NIulligan; report
of referees on petition to divide lands CON
frmed.
j. H. Miller VS. J. T. Lovelace; judgment
for plaintiff, &29O3S.
John McCarty VS. j. T, Lovelace and his
wife; judgment and order of foreclosure of
mortgage, 81, 500. 90.
Jos. Burke & Co. VS. J. T. Lovelace, judg
ment for plaintiff, @70.S5.
O'Connell VS. Duning; sale ON foreclosure
confirmed.
McElhany VS. Wandel; sale on execution
/ confirmed.
Charlottp 4 Rattle vs. Peter Y Batte. di-
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28
Notice U. S. Internal Revenue Special
Taxes.

Under the Revised statutes OF the United
States. Sections 1872 .i23t S2}N, and 500, every
person engaged in any business, aVocation, "r
employment, which renders him liable to a
special tax. l. required To procure and place
and Keep couspcuously in his establishment
or place OF business asrANpdcnoung the pay
mcut of said special tax for the ~pccial-taN
wear beginning MAY I, lNiN Section S2l4 Re
vised statutes de>ignatcs who are liable To
special tax \ return, a. prescribed on Form
Ii. is also required by law OF every person Ia
BILE TO special tax rs above. Severe penalties
are prescribed for Noncompliance win me
fnrcgoing rcouirement-. or Sos continuing in
business after April 30, lo'S, without payment
OF tax.
Application should be made to J r. Hayden,
Collector of Internal Revenue, at Olympia,
VT
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28
Lands For Sale.

Iwiu sell on easy terms the following de
scribed tract, Of land, situate inClarke comfy,
". r.. to-wit;
a. acres at Parker,vllc, 20 acres under
fence, good orchard barn and other improve
mruts with wagon, team, and other stock.
price, $1,000.
loo acres. two miles north Of Parkersville,
price $1,000.
- acres. thrcc-Quartcrs of a mile north OF
Fisher, Landing. all good timber, price 5000
40 acres. at the mouth Of Lackamas Lake
Apply TO q. II. steward. Vancouver, W. T
ALIEN. :. COFFEY.
February :. ISIS.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28
BRIEF MENTION.

/
Fruit trees in full blossom.
Larned says don't buy that note
Gold in New York 10l; in Portland 1919.
House clcaning-@ood time to go fishing.
Professor Conner went to The Dales this
morning.
Wheat S1,15 per GENITAL in Portland, and lit
tie doing.
Tent picture gallery coming to Vancouver
next week.
Base ball fever showing some symptoms of
breaking out.
The City Council meets Monday evening
regular meeting.
There has been enough rain this week to
keep the dust down.
The wrecked chimney of the Episcopal
church has been rebuilt.
Many visitors in Vancouver during the sit
ting of the District Court.
Physicians say it is distressinglv healthtul
III this locality at present.
A sturgeon of POO pounds weight was taken
in front Of the city on Saturday.
The Calliope took down a cargo of new bar
rels from Rooster Rock last Saturday.
The new gallery in the Episcopal Church
will be occupied by the choir next Sunday.
Judge Lancaster, of Lewis river, has been
attending Court pretty faithfully this term.
The high board fence around portion of
the St Josephs Hospitals now beingrcbuilt.
J. +. Atwatcr, attorney, of the Dalles has
been wrestling with the law in Court this week.
A large Eastern mali reached here on Tues
day, which came up ON the Elder the day
before
The daily steamboat loads indicate that
Clarke county has plenty of onions and pota-
toes to spare.
Joseph Cunningham, the oldest pioneer in
Yamhil died March 14th, at McMinnvile,
aged S3 years.
The Columbia is rising slowly but surely,
and some drift gocs by. The Snake river rise
will be down soon.
Judge Greene delivered sermon at the
Methodist Church last Sunday, having large
number of listeners.
The usually clear waters of the Columbia
are vcXcd and riled by the melting SHOWS and
floods of the Cascade mountains.
Two contested land suits from Cowlitz
county are to be heard before Register Small
wood in this city next Tuesday.
Geo. p. Doris, known to all Yamhill and
part of Vancouver, has become connected with
the East Portland Land Register.
The post has never presented pretticr ap-
pcarancc than il does now, and is Il popular
resort for prom ladders on fair days.
The Catholicc of Portland have raised SIP
900 towards sIO.0OO to build cathedral, wolk
on which will he commenced in June
There are some rrnnlc in Vancouver who
are rash enough to declare that Jesse shepard
and his "WondcrlIl" music are Il dclusion and
a snare.
only twelve d,,. mari. until tho c1octinp for
dc,"a,i;r. ~ tIr G"n.tit"'im,ni Cnnyrntinn
comes nU and ~. n,,,,.iti,,n ,.ardII,t,.. nnnn.
mated yrt
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28

When YOU go TO Portland call on Davidson
Brothers for your photographs, and YOU will
yet the worth Of your money, for they make
none but good work and at low rates. See
their adNertis ement elsewhere.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28

There has been some bad work going on
down on Lewis River, several parties having
recently been troubled by having their horses
poisoned Mr. Mcintosh had two fine mares
poisoned, one of which died in less than five
minutes after he gave her drink OF water
The other one he saved by dosing her with
medicines, but so severe was the trial she
lost nearly all her flesh during sickness. Mr.
Piper, a neighbor, also had a fine colt poi
soned, but saved its life by giving antidotes
in season. He lost very valuable dog on
the same day. Many persons are positive
that poison had been given these animals, as
they could not possibly have got it had it
not been given them. As yet no one is sus-
pected of the deed, and it does not seem
possible that man could be mean enough to
iniure dumb animals ON account OF Ill feeling
toward their owners.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28
GENTLEMENS LIST.
MARRIED..

In this city, March p, ISIS at the NJ. I. Par.
sonage, by Rev. &. W. Day, John II. Fea,ter,
of Marion county, Oregon, and Mis-, Sarah J.
Davis. of MuItnomah county. Oregon.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28

Assistant Surgeon W. Il. Hall, |. 5. A., is
the new post surgeon in place Of DIR. AleXan-
der.
Colonel Z. c. Mason was at the post during
the week. He expects to move back here in Il
week or two.
A. K. Cook and q. w Brock, started this
week for the upper country, intending to
locate near ColfaX, W. T.
Lieut.. {. f. :. Wood, for some time stationed
here, has been appointed Aide-de-camp to
to General O. O. Howard.
Surgeon C. r. Alexander for some time
stationed here, took his departure to-day for
his new station at 81. Louis.
y. H. Bloomfield Prosecuting Attorney,
made pleasant call at this office this week,
He has been busy in Court this term.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28

Social PARTY. Captain and Mrs. Evan
Miles entertained their friends at the hop
room at the garrison on Tuesday evening last.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28
Boots and Shoes.

4 new stock Of all grades, in new styles, for
Ladies, Men and Boys, all prices, received this
week at Dillon'S. Can and see them.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28
Re ady Made Clothing

A large stock of ready made clothing best
Oregon cloths, just received and now opening
ont nt billions
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28

LECTURE. Lieut.. J. G. Shoiner, |. ). \.
appeared before a good sized audience at the
Methodist Church on Friday evening last,
and delivered a lecture upon Labor, in aid
of the Ladies' Mite Society. The subject
was well handled, evincing considerable study
and research. and interested the audience
greatly
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28

ILoUR.-The Walla Wala contractor who
furnishes the garrison here with -four, landed
several tons at the Government dock last
week.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28

R,c STURGEON. The Portland Telegram
saws. "On Sunday night Columbia river
fisherman caught sturgeon, about three
miles below Columbia City, which measured
n fraction of fourteen feet from nose To
tin OF tail fin, and was little less than h'e
feet in circumference. Owing to tne lack
of means the fish was not weiged ms Is
the largest fish OF the kind ever taken IN the
Columbia.
Not so fast, Mr. Telegram. a sturgeon
caught in the Columbia opposite Vancouver
two wears ago. measured IA feet q inches IN
lonoth. girted a little over five feet, and
weighed over 500 pounds, a sturgeon was
taken near Astoria not many months since
that weighed $50 pounds
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28

CONCERT. Jesse Shepard gave a concert
in Brants Hall on Monday evening which
was not very fully attended, the weather
being very inclement on that evening;
those who did attend were well pleased with
the performance, and somewhat surprised at
his great range of voice, and wonderful per-
Torrance ON the piano
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28

GONE AGAIN.-The steamer Vancouver
took over to Portland this morning a load of
1000 bundles of hoops and 10000 slaves, on
their way to San Francisco of B. L.
Morrisons doings.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28

NJ. +. CHURCH. G. w. Day, Pastor.
Services next Sabbath morning; subject
"The universal invitation" Rev. %, H..
Evening subject THE light which is dark
ness :" Matt g. %
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28

The following is list Of letters remaining
in the Post Office in this city, March 18th
1873:
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28

4 house a few miles from Vancouver ON
the up river road was entered few days ago
by a man in the uniform of l. :. soldier,
who frightened all the children away and
then proceeded to ransack the house. He
took away nothing OF value. lie was soon
after pursued, but they failed to overtake
him
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28

DILLON has enlarged his store this week,
taking out the partition, and extending the
counters and shelving about sixteen feet in
length, which will IL Ike room for larger stock
and an increase of business.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28

LEWIS RIVER, in Clarke county, W. l.,
is nayigable for twelve or fifteen miles; a
steamer is being fitted up to ply there.
There are hundreds ofacres of good land lying
vacant ON the north fork and Cedar creek.
There is a good saw and grist mill ON Cedar
creek, and a post office and store will be es-
tablished there this spring.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28

THE estate of the late Chas Preux was di-
vided last week, the division being super
intended by Messrs. Ginder, Goodwin and
John O'Keane. The farm was divided into
four equal tracts, running back from the
river, making four strips OF land about l35
rods wide by one mile in length.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28

BEAR Kn.LED.-A farmer living about
three miles east of Vancouver up the Col
umbia, last week shot and killed a she bear
and captured its two young cubs, which are
now living on spoon diet to be brought up
in the way that good little bears should go
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28

COPPER. Vancouver fisherman took IN
his net a few days ago piece of old copper
from the bottom of the Columbia, and sup
posed he had found a copper mine. He has
since made up his mind not to turn the
channel of the Columbia to get at the por-
ton Of the mine he failed to bring up, but
will let the rushing waters flow for the ac-
commodation of the o. ;. \. Co., and take
his yirtuous reward in salmon and suckers
THE first stationary steam engine III van
couver has been placed, and is now ready for
work. in Anton Young's brewery. 1t was
manufactured by Smith Brothers OF Portland
and set up by J. j. Whittier OF Vancouver
formerly an employee of the Oregon Iron
Works. The engine rates at 10 horse power,
being put in only for malt grinding and wood
sawing-the old horse power which has so
long done duty has now been put aside The
engine was started up yesterday, and works
as smoothly as a watch.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28

j. W. Cochran, shorthand reporter for the
L. :. District Court, made us call on Mon
from Wisconsin, pleasant to meet. lie is
about TO make Vancouver his place of resi-
dence, and will be welcomed heartily by many
friends
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-07
REBERSBURG FRAGMENTS

Rev. Aurand has commenced q
series of meetings in the Lutheran
Church. -.
The bell for the Reformed Church
has finally arrived. Bell and mount
.ings weigh 600 pounds. .-
Our township is always sure to he
up to time. This season we have
t,cO candidateS-one for Sheriff and
one for the Legislature. ~
The latest sensation is Il coal mfffe
only fourth mile from town
Messrs. Zeigler, Smull, Burkert anu
Fehl can. give you all the particu-
lars. Now let us have rail road.
THAT'S the talk Let WS have 4
rail road. "-EDITOR. -
And still they gol-this time u
was Mr.. Ellis Shafer and Miss ,Jea1
ME Frank that were neatly and sOl-
idly spliced in matrimOny OH Sun.
day evening, by Rev. +. Aurandi
Mrs. Erhard, the Oldest citiZans
in Miles township, is no more. She
died the other day at the advanced
age of 81 years. months and "a
days.
Mr.. w. i. Baily sold out his
stock of merchandise to Mr.. Spigcl-
myer, of Woodward, who is to take
charge of the store April 1st. -
Our lads and lasses are max mg
good use of the snow, and may do:so
for Si.r ,ceeks more, according to tlle
infallible arrangement made tIli .
year by Mr.. Ground Hog. -
AEo~i
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-07

The defense will offer only rebut.
ting Testimony and introduce no
new matter. 1t is believed that the
evidence will be in bv Monday noon.
The argument will take nearly two
days, and the case will 60 to the
jury either Tuesday night or We'd
neSday morning. The State claims
to have made Il clear case against
Anderson, and the opinion is that
the result ia in the hands of the
two colon ed jurors. The new petit
jury for February, empanneled to-
day contains large number Jf Re
publicans, including some ex-Me-
tropolitan and eX.Custom House Off
cials. At the evening session Abel
secretary of the Returning Board,
was recalled for cross-eximination
by the State, and was examined in
regard to the returns from De Soto
and Ouachita parishes. Since he
lost his position as secretary and
flour inspector he has Oeen employed
in the Custom House under Ander-
son. Woodward, clerk of the Re
turning Board, denies the converse
tion to which Pelletier has testified.
Woodward is also employed in the
Custom House, In Wells depart
ment. C. ID. Days. chief clerk, of
the Returning Board, also denies
the above conversation. Counsel
for the accused say they do not ex-
pect anything from Washington I'M
til the case is closed and u verdict
rendered,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-07

From the n. Y. Daily Graphic
An invention all frugal wives will ap-
preciate-in fact, an article that even IL
walls the sewing machine in uSefullness--
IL now ON exhibition at the Broadway
store of the Wilson Sewing Machine Com
pany, in this city yet Il Is 80 wonderful
ly simple that 1t can scarcely be classcd as
AN invention, and Il wonder to everybody
that II was not discovered years ago. The
invention consists I'm n very simple little
attachment OF the Wilson shuttle sewing
machine for darning all kinds Of rips,
tears, worn-out places, otc., in clothing,
table and bed linen, stockings, underwear
etc, In the same manner that II Is done by
hand, and leaves the repaired part scarce
ly discernablc. The operator of the sew
ing machine can darn a largc-sized hole
In n bed sheet or table cloth almo ost instan-
| taneously, 1t Is to be regretted, however,
| that this wonderful invention IS patented
and owned by the Wilson Sewing Machine
| Company, ofChicaga, ILL.,, who will not
permit its use except with one OF its make
| OF sewing machines, which tho Company'S
| manager states, is furnished with each Of
| the Wilson shuttle machines without ex-
ira price. Truly, this Is q golden nest
| egg for the wilson Sewing Machine Com
pany, and. IL is said, they are running
| their works day and night and making
4 and selling 800 machines day. 6-3m.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-07
SPRING MILLS ITEMS.

Mr.. r. II. Duncan is building
his grain warehouse four stories
high. -
Rev. Mr.. Bouse has commenced
a protracted meeting i'll the NJ. f..
Church.
Spring Mills Singing Class has
made very rapid progress thus far.
No wonder-Prof. Z. Meyer is one
of the best Geachers in the state.
Bell, has been selling his goods off
at auction. Very few knew it, as
he forgot to advertise. Written no.
tices are scarcely ever read.
Last week, rs j. IL. Mccormick
Il wife were coming to town i'm, q
spring wagon, the front spring broke,
causing the horse to run away /,
throwing Mrs. McC. out on her
arm which was badly bruised.
Some of our young folks hayc
gone to Pine Grove to attend tile
Musical Convention, but 1 hone
many more will attend ut Aarons-
burg next week.
.' go
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-07
THE LATEST FROM
NEW ORLEANS.
The Louisiana Returning Board g
IrregulaFItles-AOre Witness
eeS Examined.

NEW ORLEANS, February 1.-The
Anderson trial was resumed to-day.
Mr.. McGleven, recalled, testified to
the manner in which Democratic
counsel were impeded in their work
by the action of the Returning
Board fixing for a day the returns
of one parish, and then. without no
tice to counsel, calling up another.
He gave a synopsis of the proeeed-
ings from the printed record. An
derson was present and took a
hand i'm those proceedings. and did
not protest against any irreg'llari-
ties and improprieties committed
by the board. He related the Eliza
Pinkston farce and the manner in
which the examination OF that case
was carried on. Four witnesses
were allowed the Republicans, while
the Democrats were only permitted
to examine two. The returning
Board kept the Democratic counsel
in absolute ignorance, and several
of the rules of the board were made
to embarrass counsel and prevent
all their efforts. The canvass was
made from the consolidated state
ment of supervisor, and the protests
which should have been filed within
ten days were, in some cases, only
Gled the day before the returns were
taken up. Witness was present
when the returns from Vernon par.
ish were opened. He is not sure il
General Anderson was present. but
recollects that he was present short
ly afterwards. The minutes OF tht
record mentioned that General Ad
derSon was present.