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GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.

MEHiDEy, Conn, jan 80 1873.
The annual meeting OF the Grand Army OF tho Re-
public, Department Encampmens OF Connecticut, was
held IN this city to-day. Tho following officers
chosen for tho ensuing year:--Department Com
nander, Frank G. Gus, Of Merldcn: Senior Vice Com
nander, Charles Il. Fowler, OF New Haven; JUNIOR
Vice Commander, George =. Smith, OF Norwich; Medi-
cal Director Dr. e. E. Newport, OF Meriden Chaplain,
+. i. dc Busy, oil New Haven.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 80, 1873.
. The Rhode Island Department oil the Grand Army Of
The Republic to-day elected Frederick A. Arnold CON-
mander; Henry H. Barker, 81, wee Commander;
DAVID l.. howard, Jr., Second Vice Commander; Rev.
J. J. Woollcy, Chaplain The Order gained seventy
one members during the year. and now numbers COT
IN the State.
BuRLiyGToS W, Jan. 80, 1878.
= The Vermont department oi Tho Grand Army OF the
Republic NJ their annual session hero to-day elected
Colonel J. IL Goulding, OF Rutland, Department Com
mandeE
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GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.

THE UNITED STATES STEAMER aETTYsBURG-
HELPING sHIpwREcKED cREw--ITALy AND
THE UNITED STATES.
[BY CABLE 10 THE HERALD
LONDON, Jan. 81, 1873
The HERALD correspondent at Marseilles tele.
graphs that the United states steamer Gettysburg
has left Grulette for Tabarca, small island in the
Mediterranean near Alicante. Spain, for the pur.
pose OF succoring French vessel, which has been
shipwrecIed and pilagcd.
ITALY UNITED STATES.
Signor Deprets, Italian Minister OF oregn Affairs
las written to Mr. Marsh, the American Minister,
hat he has delivered King numbert the address Of
American residents, condolng with HIS Majesty on
the death OF Victor Emmanuel; thar the King was
greatly agtatcd and had charged him to convey his
thanks TO the sgucrs and also to particularly thank
Mr.. Marsh for the tribute to the memory Of Victor
Emmanuel
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. &c, 1873.
At tho meeting OF the State Central Committee OF
the United Grccnback Labor party, held IN this city
to-day, delegates appointed TO the Toledo Con-
ventIon from the various districts IN tho State Tho
delegates at large are f. Hughes, OF Potsville and
James Emerson, OF Beaver Falls. Altcrnatcs, 3. 5.
Bentley, OF wllliamsport, ind David Kirk, Of Pitts.
burg. 1t decided TO call tbs state Convention In
tus city the 9th OF June unless circumstance
should prevent, ana that event the chairman
should then name the tmc The following resolution
Was adUpted:-
That the Convention be the basis OF
uele for each senatorial and Representative
rct In the state, ana that no dele1ac sa
In the nreenbach LABOR Convention whose
taIs signed the proper the
orgtni zation IN The district he may represent
r. +. Devices chairman OF tue committee, stated
that the party was making acquisitions Of strength
In the Slate uaiiy and he had not the least doubt
that II would mold the balance Of power the next
Legislature.
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A BODY sNATCHERs RUsE.
TOLEDO. ono. Jan. 80. Il

ToLrD,, ONO Jan 30. 1873.
About ton days ago man, calling himself Or.
Charles q. Merton. the city, together
with two coDiedcrates, for the OF body snatch-
ing and the proof against them said be conclu.
sivc. Two bodics-onc OF lady aged cighty -threc.
the other OF boy aged thirteen ycars-were ex-
hnmod and sent "a medical college at Ann Arbor,
Mich, but recovered by o.iicers no
trends OF the deceased IN this cty Soon after Nor
TOMS arrest he complained OF illness. His body
found 10 be covered erupons and several physi.
claus declared that his disease was smallpox Upon
IA written order from the Board OF HEALTH Marion
sent to The Pest House. where he soon became
valesccnt and IL disputed question among the
doctors whether he was playing "A rusc IN order 10
effect escape some persons asserting hat he al
produced the erupions on his body by the applet ion
of oil, excitement became intense last
night when discovered that Morton had escaped
while the hospital guardians were ut supper. Tho
police wcro Immediately notified nnd officers have
secured the city IN search OF the alleged robber Of
graves but he has not yet been found
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STABBING AFFRAYS.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 80, 1873.
James Richardson was stabbed by an unknown COL
ored man IN this city this evening. The men had been
drinking and got INTO quarrel and went out into the
TO settle II, when Richardson stabbed
left breast Tho wound Is Ave inches deep and about
inch wide. Richardson pursued his assaiIant Tor
halt square ana then fell ucad Tho murderer has
not yet been arrested.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 80, 1873.
Two Italians named Biasica ChrishuntZ and Dnvdy
Faro engaged In alteration in the street to-day,
durng witch Farol stabbed his adversary times
with stiletto In various parts OF the body II Is
probable that The wounded man Will die. Faroli
cnntured and locked
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RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

sr. Louis, Jan. 80, 1878
Captain James b. Eads delivered quite an elaborate
address on tho scientific features OF his plan
Prove tho Mississippi River IRON St. Louis to the
delta TO merchants and citizens generally at the
close Of 'Chango hour to-day, and was listened
TO with close attention. Captain Eads' plan
contemplatcs a permanent channel depth between
Cairo aud Now Orleans OF twenty ieet in low water
suiclent to float the largest vessels navigating the
river at all seasons OF the year. After tho speech
resolution was unanimously adopted thanking Cap.
tain Eads what he has already done Tor the river.
aud asking the Board OF Directors to take means Ia
bring the present project before Congress ~ early
bav
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AUSTRALASIA.

END CT TIE 1NsURKEcrIoN IN THE SAMOAN
ISLANDS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 90, 1873.
The steamship Australia has arrived IRON Australia
The colonial newg is unimportanI
END OF SAMOAN iSsuRREcrIoS
or the island OF Tutula, ono OF the Samoan group,
the Australia was boarded ~ the Governor of Samoa
aud hls Secretary, who reported that the rebellion
against the government had ended by the com pele
defeat und capture vi the repcls.
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FAILURE OF FURNACE DEALERS.

CHICAGO, Jan. 80, 1873.
Henry q. straun. OF Ottawa, ILL.,, and William f.
Powell, OF Chicago dealers In furnaces here ami at
Ottawa, have filed voluntary petition In bankruptcy
Their preferred debts $780, their secured debts
SIS 600 and $751; 600 The are S22 600
in accounts, real estate, &C. They have Individual
liabilities aggregating 5000 and individual assets
eouaI TO about $4,000
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Judge Charles Andrews OF the New York Court Of
Appeals; Potter Palmer, OF Chicago; Ex-Governor
Henry Howard. OF Rhode Island, ana Smith NJ. Weed,
OF Pattsburg N. ", are mt the Fifth Avenue. Pro-
lessor W. G. sumner, OF Yale College, and ox-G
nor Henry Lppitt OF Rhode Island, ut the Hoa-
man. Rev. DR.. +. X. weninger, OF Cincinnati, Is ut
the st. Nicholas. Naval Constructor Edward HART,
United states Navy. Is at the Aston Colonel Thomas
A. Scott, OF Philadelphia, is AZ the Brovoor Profess
sor Z. N. horsford, Of Cambridge, Mass, is at the
Everett
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 80 1878.
The Sentinel Of Yuma, Arizona. denies that tho
Southern Pacific Railroad Company is accumulaling
large quantities OF material at Yuma destined
for pushing tho road through Arizona, and
says:-"Therc Is no indica,icn here Of any
forward movement OF tho road. Tho man.
ayers here state that material for the
extension OF the road will not DO sent into Arizona
until Congress confirms Tho action OF the Arizona
Legislature In granting the company right OF way
through tho Territory. They positively say they do
not intend to build tho road without charter and
the risk OF ioreItng their rights and property"
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ATROCIOUS MURDER.

A LITTLE GIRL sEDUcrD AND KiLLED-HER
MOTHER CHARGED AS AN ACCESSORY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LANCASTER, Ohio, Jan. go 1878.
Intense excitement exists In the small town OF
ockbourne, twenty miles north OF this city, in rcIa-
ton 10 mos. revolving OF murder, preceded by
seduction and criminal malpractice the victim being
little girl named Llzz.e Erwin fourteen years DID,
whose death occurred Monday William Haslop,
who Tor some months past has resided with the Erwin
fnmlly, and tho ch.ld's mother, widow, are named
as the cuiprits tho latter having been actively en-
gagged ID the monstrous crime when Terminated in
the death OF the young girl Haslop was allowed 10
escape alter tho true cause Of death became known
but every exertion will be- put forth for his
rest and there can be doubt oil bis speedy punish.
ment
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RHODE ISLAND BANKS.

PROVIDENCE Jan 80, 1873
An error found Ito way into tho statement in rela.
ton to CONDITION. OF savings banks In this state
published In the HkRALD days ago. No has ever
been passed by the General Assembly advising invest
mcnt in mortgages Only small portion OF tho mort.
cages held by the Providence county Institution
supposed to be deficient anu there Is no reason TO
suppose that tho othos savings banks TO any
siderable extent entangied. The times are hard for
all financial institutions, and these In common with
all others suiferers
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ESCAPED FROM CUSTODY.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Jan. 80. 1878.
o. +. Builard, n member OF the Pennsylvania House
OF Representatives. from Delaware county. who was
arrested some time ago for emoezzng the FUNDS OF
various building and loan associations, and who
recently brought TO this city to appear before the
House COMMITTEE on Privileges, escaped tn morning
from the custody oil Tue Sergeanl-at-Arms of the
House. who mad been instructed to take the prisoner
back TO tue Delaware County JaiL
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THE YALE ALUMNI.

WAsHisoros. Jan. 30, 1878.
The Yale Alumni Association at their annual meet
ing this evening. at the Arlington HOTEL elected Asse.
cialc Justice Strong president and Mr. Mcloy secre.
tary The ASSOCIATION then proceeded tho nqurt
about MY oi the alumni bong present, inc uding
Cnicf Justice Waite, Secretary Evarts Senator Dawes
Professor Marsh aud DR.. Potter Parker Speeches
wcro made by Mcssrs. Evarts, Marsh, Waito and
Others aud the fcsiiyi,ics were prolonged 10 alo
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.

New ORLEANS, La, Jan. 80, 1878.
shooting ARRAY took place this morning tho
levee between Captain Opry, OF tho steamer lsa-
bel l.. +, Bouchoroau. and J. Kounz Eleven shots
were fred in all Captain Opry was slightly wounded
In the right arm. Bill johnson. colored and white
man named Scheider, who were near the vi the
shooting, were wounded In the legs The principals
in the affair were arrested and put IN jail.
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INsoLvrNTs.

MONTREAL, Jan. sc, 1873
Messrs. Donovan, Williams shannon, boot and
shoe manufacturers, have Obtained an extension from
their creditors Direct liabilities, 81, 900; assets,
S74. O00
Wrlts of attachment have been issued against Peter
C. Brown, clotLier; liabilities, $4,000 and Leon
Julien, boot and shoe manufacturer; liabilities s. oOo
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SHOT BY HIGHWAYMEN.

PORTSMOUTH. Ohio JAM so, 1875
Harry Kinney, while returning home at Iato hour
last night, shot in the abdomen by footpads, who,
after robbing him OF his watch and money, escaped.
Tho wound nroulhlY fatal.
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SUICIDES.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. 80. 1873.
johanna Flshcrty, widow, seventy years OF age,
committed suicide to-day by drowning At Palmer,
Mass.
DEADwooD, jan. 80 1875
Otto A. Tierback committed sulcido to-day by
shooting. Tho motive Tor the deed Is unknown.
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DIED FROM HIS WOUNDS.

DEADwooD, Jan. 80 1878.
A Russian, name unknown, died in Deadwood Hos
ptai to-day IRON the effects OF gunshot wound re-
ceivcd last Saturday near Lead City. I hc deceased
refused to reveal who fired the shot any circum-
stances connected with the aiti
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COMPOUNDING A FELONY.
WILKssBARRR. Pa. Jan.

WiLKssBARRs, Pa, Jan. 30, 1873
Charles Schultcr, a Justics OF tho Peace, was ar.
rested Hazlo,on to-day by Detective Perkins, OF tho
United States Secret sorvcc charged with mpound
M u felony and maj. toasanco In oicc Ito was placed
under $1,000 bail schuitcr released from custody
s'Molly Magure" named Domiuick McGIynn, who
Was arrested Tor passing countericits
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A STOLEN BOND APPEARS.

New HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 80, 1873
Portland water bond Tor 1000, one OF those
stolen from the Boyston Bank OF Boston hen u was
robbed, was offered for saio here the other day by
man who said he was Mr. Watson, OF Portland.
was left with broker VINO sent It to Boston to be
SOLD ihero and It's Identity discovercd but an at
tempt 10 capture Watson has 50 lar failed
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IHE OLEARY-BARTLhT WALK.

CINCINNATI Ohio Jan. 80, 1878.
At ten minutes past twelve o'clock last night
O'Lcnry had walked cighty.six miles and Bartlett
eighty-nva miles
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A MURDERER SURRENDERS.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 80, 1873.
Daniel McMonage, charged with the murder OF
Patrick Lynch, at u tavern Glrard avenue on
Saturday last surrendered himself TO the police ~.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for this past twcnty-four hours In com.
larson with the corresponding date OF last year,
indicated by the thermometer al Hudn ups Pharmacy
Herald Building. No. 2is Broadway. New York;
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A FAMILY POISONED.

NhW OkLkASs Jhn oo 1000
A family Of fonr persons was poisoned. ana Mrs.
Lambert, one OF It's members, ugcd sixty two years,
fatally, Dy eating oysters fred In corn meal with
winch prsenic had toen mixed by Mrs. Lamberrs son
in-aw ~ Kill rats.
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CANADIAN POLITICS.

UrrAwA, Jan. 30, 1873
Hon. Alfred G. Jones, the newly appointed Minister
Of Militia. has been returned Parliament for halifax
county.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

wAsHiyGroS, Jan. so, 1878.
Lieutenant Chapman c. rodi Is oraered to the re-
eciving ship Franklin, at Norfolk, Va
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TOWN TREASUKER'S DISAPPEAR.
ANCE.


AUGCsTA, Me, Jun. %, 1919
Mr.. Brown, Treasurer OF the town OF Monmouth.
Me- disappeared week ago, and, 1t Is believed, he 10
" deaultsr Tor $40. 700 OF the towns iunds
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FIFTY PER CENT ACCEPTED.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 80, 1878.
The creditors Of Robert Wood Co met to-day and
agreed accept the proposition OF the firm to settle
upon he basis OF nifty per cent, the last payment to
be made IN Two years.
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JOHN MILLER.
John Miller, ex- Postmaster OF Philadelphia, died
yesterday morning In that city
NINE. MARIE CoNCEPcION GARLIC ALBoRNcZ.
Nine. Marie Conception Garlic Albornoz, of the
Order OF the Sacred Heart, diod at the convent IN
Seventeenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
Sunday evening. Sne had been member OF tho
order carly womnnh hood, and for long tim0
OF tho sstcrhood at tho ManhattanvIle Convent.
About year ago she camo to the Seventeenth street
Sho was in the hityeighth year OF her aye.
Tho funeral services over the remains took place
Seventeenth street convent on tuesday, aud the in
terment took place tho same day ut ManhattanviIlc.
JOSEPH HrLDEBRAND, GERMAN PHILOSOPHER.
cablo despatch announces the death Of Joseph
Hildebrand, the German philosopher He was born
at Grossduengcng, near nidcsneim, In 1885, and
at first intended for the church. After having taught
Tor years ut tho Seminary OF ST. Joseph,
at Hdesheim, ana In private houses he ap-
pointed professor of philosophy at Heidelberg and
after the retirement oil Hegei was made utuar
professor Becoming Protestant he was
rector OF the gymnasium anu subsequently member
oil the Superior Council OF Instruction. In lsi5 no
was through the popularity ho acquired from his well
known liberal opinions. elected President OF tho sec.
ond Council Chamber, and IN 1851 he elected rep.
resentatvs for the city OF Mayence. Hc was tho
thor OF u number OF philosophical and scientific
works,
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OBITUARY.
JOHN MILLER.

JOHN MILLER.
John Miller, ex-Postmaster OF Philadelphia, died
yesterday morning IN that city.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-22

DIrn.-Om SUNDAY. Ma-rh 10Th. ISIS.
OF consumption. Miss SARAH BEEL krN-
DALI. aged .6 years. ~ months and Fl
DAYS
Miss Bell Kendall was born and raised
in this county. and for the lest six YEAR
has made her home with her brother
Wesley. OF Hall township. Miss Ken
dan acquired liberal education. and
tad taught school in this county. during
school terms. for the past three years.
when her health would adriif 81 II. and
Was employed in school when she was
taken down sick last October. since
which time she never regaimei her
health She was a meiaber OF the NJ. II.
Church. and found faith in her saviour.
being prepared 10 meet death. She was
patient during her long and severe sur
ferings, but passed away ia peace. The
last word she said vas glory, 60 one
BY one we are all passing away. Miss
Kendall had many warm friends and
relatives Owing TO lie absence AZ
brother Eastman. her funeral viii not IL
preached til ia May. Her body Wa
followed 20 its long resting piarc IN The
Jacobs 6ulying ground Is many friends
and relatives, 70 wait the final call OF
her Master.
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lNNfrQisf tlNltr
4 MIR. Heart has been nominated for
Joint representative for Dubois aud
Martin counties M the primary election
OF this county. lie came 10 this county
50 wears ago. and settled IN Columbia
township where he has ever since re-
sided. BEFORE coming here. he lived IN
Washington county, aud was married
there. Farming has been his occupation
Through life. III his industry. attention
70 business aud hard work. he has Sc
cured moderate competency for his
De-. lining wears. A man l. in public life
nat he T. IL private life: he who AZ
tends well ~ siiS private affairs Will do
1.-THE same with any public concern that
may be entrusted 10 his care aud vigil
ance. A. testimonial OF the esteem IN
which Mr.. Heart has heretofore been
held by his ncighoors. we ask leave "a
state that. While yet quifr young. he wa
elected justice Of the peace ia Washing
ton county. In this county he ha-
served nine wears as commissioner. three
terms a deputy land appraiser. In -
he was elected county assessor. and
|~ince then has assessed Columbia town.
ship. His democracy i without re-
proach. Indeed. he has adhered 10 his
political principles under circumstances
80 trying. that bnt very few men would
have remained faithful Under mr. ange-
ments which have heretofore been car
ried ont in good faith BY this county,
we understand that Mar;ia has right
~ designate the man who j. 10 repre-
sent Martin and Dubois counties ia The
next legislature. We trust our neigh
hors viii endorse the nomination.. They
can rcpose the most implicit trust in hiS
viii 10 dispose Or the public funds with
economy aud prudence. His frugal and
transformations habits may be relied on
a. q safeguard against extravaganza