Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 19, Number 14, Jasper, Dubois County, 6 April 1877 — Page 2
WEEKLY COURIER
CURREXT NEWS.
MlMiati, Prof. Cyme TIaeaae, State Bataaehgt.it of Iltta, ri Dr. A. S. Packard, at the .4mn'K JVa4Krsut, Xaeea-
have oeea aaaeiatad a UwM
Balsaolegnt CtutMm, Vo ia-
aasrchato the haMta aad eaetaeier ef Mm
mmI ether deetra calve Imiki
created for aeverai thhm
ravage ia the agrieaknrai dktrfcteef
tlw West. The Ceamkaloa wttt 1m V Hi heaiqaartera at VnUigtM ia Professor akfaea's etaee, aad their Weetem o4ee, a waeea the larger pert ef the leaker work k t be deae, at St. Levis. Praiieaoc Ktky will eeeapy htmielf mere
pertataJariy with the whok MWly at of the miUlii mi seat ef the ferty-eigith pecattei, afce tkt west half of Jawa aad tlw wbeketBtftAaeriea. Pr a foac or Thomas Wt Viaeeeota, Xebroka. Sonth Dakota and Kmc Wjeeaiag; while Prefeeeer
PaekardwiU makeXoataaa, West Wyomleg aadthePaeiae slope hk epeeki told. The aetata! htetorr, tmwHn, preventive meaaaroa, the meteorological and goographkal beariag of the subjeet, etc. , will also be etoMed awl allotted to facilitate the work the Cemmlimiea. Adolaaatteaef eekred men called apea. the Preaeeeet, oa tat 21st, aad tbeaked Met far haviac; appointed Mr. Douglaee ae
Marshal ef the D4tekt. The Preeideat, ia reply, mM that ia making appointments
hk adaeiafsiratiea ae discrimination
he made oa account of eekr. aad
ahoeld aay public eer having petitions to beetew make aay rack discrimination, he week! eteeeoer it a saaVeient cause for hk rceaevai. Ia eeaeieeioa, he referred Vo hie
;- at rteoaetltatka aad expressed hk
ia He sneeeea. ,
ef the 31st Mate
4a4S 1 INI aPM TPaHir VtflfWS M t
f Waff ha tjaajur lua lUaJrtUf MB wm avaBB aaBBBB) aaaaa w RWttAUlWy VH
auahei ( ywr hHreav.
IPaar reaart will aecve aa a baek at a future
CffCKCHZ,
(.'Hery. See. L. WhHiag, the head beekkeeper at the Breoklya Beak, wat arretted ea the Wd, charged with thaviag rebhed the beak of $m,m. Ia the valke whleh he earried at thetiawwas feu ad $130,000, lavia$40,-
W Haaeeeaated far.
The artt MeeAay la" Jbae hat heea a peiatodfer the trial ef Peter B. Swjaeaar.
the "Bralai" of the Tawmaay Kiatr.
The Xuka eet. with Grand Duke
Alexk aad CeaataatiRe oa beard, arrived at Xew Yerk e the 9Sd. SalHtee were exehaafed aa the forte aad the Amerieaawar
nteamere were pawed. Pollewiae: la a list of eeateeted cta ia the aext Heuae.eC Kepreeeatatlvae wkkh will be eeareaed la speelal eiea Juae 4: AkhaaM Jere Haralaea, Rep., aamiaat C. X. SheMy, Daat. 0HforaU-Ietr T. Wkjalatea, Dew., JKit Kokado Paeae-
ee, JUp.; Wat. 6; Piper, Dm., aaiat Heraee Davk, Rep. Coler.vlo Tfcomjw W. PaMeraea, Deat., aealast ,1. Belford, Bep. FtetitJa-H. M. Davidson, Deat., agaiaet M'm. J. Paraaaa, Rep.; Jere J. Fin ley, Deat., agaiaet Heratte Bribve, Jr., Rep. Illiaek Jeha H. Uuafate, Deat., aaiat
B. r. Xarh, Rep. ; Baajanifl T- Wiky, RP., aejaiaet Wlllka Hartaell, Dm. Louisiana J. S. Acklia, Dew., afraiast C B. Damll, Rep.; Jaatee Slater, Dem., agaiaet Cieerge K. Saiik, Rep.; Bdward - W. Reberta. Deat.. aniast
Charles E. Republieaa. Xaeaaekueetta Beakjaia Deaa, Deiaeerat, agaiaet Welbridge A. Fkld, RepuMieaa. Missouri Rebt. G. Frost, Dem., agaiast Lyae S. Xetealfe, Rep. Oregea--LMel McDowell, Dea.,agalast Rkhard Williams, Rep. Paaaeylvaala Jasee B. Cuttiag, Rep-, agaia&t Jaaiea B. Riley, Dem. South Careliaa-L. Carpeater, Rep.. acaiastD.
WattAikea, Data.; J. L. RtehardMB,
Deat., agaiaet J. S. Rekvey, Rep.; Tilnaa, Deat., agaiaet Rebt. Saali, Rep. Teaaeseee If. X. R&adoJph, Rep., agaiaet Carey H. Youag, Deal. Virglala
that, aa the result ef aaateraus Cabiaet
, a deisk hms bea reaehed te I Joseph Secar. Ren.. aeaiaetJoaa (laoA.
sead a eeaaaticdea ef sreariaeat aaeateiJr.. Deat.: VF. K. TTuutnn nm
agaiat Jaaaee Jergeasea, Rep. Ia twe States, Leukkaa aad Florida, there are doable sete of eerUicates which agree ia eeattef the aajaea aad disagree ia otfaera. laSeathCareliaa ealy see set has beea lied.
Xx-PresldoBt Graat left "Waahiagtoa, the aht of the Mth, for Oaeiaaati, where he will reataia for four or f re days, aadtaea wfll visit Chieege, aad theaee Gakaa. Oa the 3th, the Secretary of War seat to Geaeral Augur the feHowiag: Ge.v. C. C. AuauR, New OrleaaeA eoaaiis. sioa wiH shortly viit LtHtleiaaa. To tk
aMkatfaie the Preeideat deeires that the bitaatioa reaiata uaeaaacad. PImxm r.
pert what ehaagee ia the eituatiea, If any, hare eeeurred aiaee the eloea ef the late AdaiMetratiea. StgaedJ w. XcCraky, SeereUry of War. 3nd R.B.IUYKg. Bx-Preeideat Graat vkited the Chaaber of Coaateree at Ciaeiaaati, oa he Mth, aad waa eathueketieally reoeived by tbe Meaibera. The ex-Preaideat delivered aa ddreae aa foikws: Gkxtlkmkx: Thk reeeptiea was entirely uhexpeeted by aw, but I aeeure you I
aat very glad te ateet you all, aad feel very thaakful te you for this kind reception. I have ae doubt that I will be a great deal betterfeMewaewthaa I was six amtk
B. B. iraeaettrac, Uafted States Xiakter 1 PP I wHl have any pelitleal on-
atPark,wae tatted ape at Wethiagtea, oa P011"" wWt slaee we are all eaverelgae to-
ay a eeaaiwUi at Genaaae, who s4 M 1 hope we will eoatiaue to be for
with reaelaUoae thaakiac gr 'r Jeara yet. I feel teat X hare
far eerTkee W their eeeetryatea dur- arable life, health aad strength left,
wwnawwaiaf iae eutieea yeara ef labor ad toil I have undergone, whleh perhaps k aot aurpaeeed by aay ether e4xteea'rearii
of ay life. W. Maxwell aad a son, aged 18, stoek aea, lately of Stuart, la., were murdered en the 3d by a negro, who ha siaee been oaptured at Trinidad, Cel. Robbery wu
preoaoiy iae eaueef ae Maxwell wa peeed to have had money with hla.
The Seer eta ry of the Treaaurr isaued tk.
call for the redeaptiea of tke bende of
A. Oekcy Hall, ex-Mayer of Mew York
City, w y4er Jewel ytlUeppeared Friday even
eHpo t6 lIKJle; MHa! eW4l Ht leeHMB IfrWUfl efWMB iaoe. Ha waa a prealaeat lawyer and a
jeuraalktef aete.
The Peaaeylvaak LegkUture adjourned
atne dk en ae aid.
Cel. 0. T. Crittenden, Irat doorkeeper of
the virglak House of Delegate, waa ar reated oa the seta, en a charge of defraud
lag tba State by raising the eertileates ef
the wewbers' per diem, and aeat to the
Grand. Jury for led let meat. JHU.eeuMei waiving a preliminary examination, the
prieeaer wa eommitted to jail without ball,
la New York City, the afternoon of the
Sftth, Alfred riokard, la a Mt of Jealousy,
bound his wife to a chair In whioh she watt sleeping, and then cruelly difiigured her
faee by a free application of vltrloh About 7 o'eleek, oa the morning of the 97th, the dam ef the Staferdevilk (Conn.) Reservoir gave way, caualag fearful damage to property ia the village ef Stafford aad neighborhood. The railroad, freight house, and all the cars were washed away, leaving ealy the, peaeeager depot. The Stafford National Bank, Congregational Church, and about Hfteen other build
ings have been wasted away. The damage to the railroad track waa heavy, three miles being carried off. "Also two Howe Trua bridges between Stafford aad Tolland. The reeervoir beletged ta the. Reservoir Company, owners ot the mills ou the stream below. The dam waa raited six feet the
past winter, and the atom oa the Btht of the 30th filled it for the Mrs t time. Close by the reeervoir stood the satinet mill of K. A. Converse, acxt the shoddy mill of Jacob lUsch. then the
machine shop of Samuel A. Mldoa. Lower down waa the Paatx Xaaufaeturlng Company's caseimere rail I at, HytlevilU, and three miles below the Glen Mills Cotton Warp Faetory stood at Gleaville. The Cobnersvilie Maaufaeturiag Company's easslmere mill, and G. X. Ivor's granite mlll for making cotton goods, were oa the stream, at Stafford Springs, about five miles from
the dam. Tke reservoir was about M - .3 . ,
wiic auu ijuarier long anu nveragea a quarter of a mile la width. The dam was about 99 feet hieh. but hhort. the stream
ima-a. a . a. nsa .
iae wevrmaa Keieaewg aa ixed upon
ieipw ae ma seat ef the Imperial Court. The Cathelk members of the British Par
llaatHt have reaolved to present an addreea
to the Pope en tha eooaaien of the fifth an
alveeeacy of hUKptacopate. Probably the depuaatiua will go to Rome ta make the
preeeatattaa, Another outbreak of the rinderpest has
occurred at null, Knglaad. Bevertl Generak of the original Diaz rev
olutioRlste lu Xexieo have reaigued. The
party is rapidly dkcaenatiagt The peo
pm ihik or calling ierao iax. uongrees
met dally for a ortalght, reoey, Vut,
(uoruw was unauaiHaoie. innuaro waa appointed Secretary ef the Treaeury; MM
Mi ii later ta WaeMagten , and Riva l'aUtl
Mlniater to llerlla. . It Is reported that
number ef higher officere want ta preelaim
utaz military dictator.
The lasurreotlon In Bosnia ha been re
aumed in force, and the Jlaaht DszoukH
have reeomaenoed their outrages. Dia
patches from Ragusa, dsted XarcbUO, eay
that seme peasants, who to as oape maHi.-
ere, took refuge ia Austrian territory, have returned to their home. Five hundred
Bash! Iiaaouks fell upon the village of Otohlevo, where returned
refugees were rebuilding their
dwellings, and burned the partly
restored hotuea and murdered tea of the refugees with nameleen horrors. Others
fiedwroas.the freatler. At Glamoek there ffaa another butchery. " A Greek of the prhodpx church had celebrated hit marriage with a girl of the same faith. Th bridal
procession was atopped by the Turki, who out down aad beheaded four of the guests aad exposed the heads oa poles. The bride died from the outrages inflicted. Advices from Congo, west coast of Africa, states that the British war steamer Avon had destroyed seven villages on Congo River and killed three natives, a 'punishment for plundering the American schooner Thomas Nkkerson of New York. The Tope of Rome is seriously 111, and his demise dally looked for. An that, tlio
a Archbishop of Naples aad Perugia and the
vicar of Kome are already mentioned candidates for the succession.
aa
i of that State.
It has beea decided by the Praeideat aad CaMaet that aa extra seeeka af Ceagreea eaaM he oatfed fee about Jane 4.
The CaMaet, aa the 23d, eaate to the eeneharlea, in the South CareNaa ease, not te reaeve the troops at preieat, but allow ahea ta reeasla aaakr the orders heretofore keaeal by ex-Freefdaat Graat to mala-
taWeeatweaa- The same eeadusloa
fee eh id aete Leakiaaa, till eaeh tfaae
ae a Ceanahilsn ta fatviaiigate the aRaatloa ha thai State sheJI have beea decided upon. The apeeaal Leejkletrre eeaalttee ap-
ta iaTOahrate the kte Axetabak
nhaUWed their reeertea the Sad,
Ihy aTaataaeaatef teetleaeay,
mel printed. The eoaait-
ee, alter aaiag hate deeaik eaeerwg the kapartiealeaa ia the bridge, repart ahc follewiac ae their eaaehuieaa; 1. There were from St ta lf Htm let by the failure ef the bridge. 3. The bridce weatekwa aader aa ordinary lead, by reaeea ef defeeta in- ite original
3. The defeeta ia the erigiaal
ef the bridge eeuld hare been
at aay time after He erection br
a earatal aaaiytkal inepectiea, ch aa the
of the etruetare daaaaded. aad
i the aaerlaoe ef We aad arevertv are-
bed being narrow from the Mroam. below.
Tke water is the head of the Willlmantic
Hirer. The probable lose la Stafford alone
is ,e00,00. No lose of life k yet re
ported. The loss in JStaffordsville is very heavy. wseT jum movrm. About noon on the 21st, a stranger en
tered the Indiana National Bank of Indian
a polls, carrying a large box wrapped with
paper and fastened by cords . The attaches
of the bank were behind the counters, but ia the rear part of the room aad In plain
sight. The man deposited the box on the
Mm Watting. A well-to-do widow living in tba tha Pt winter depended solely u,)0h tku SHH to clear her walks o( nV, ind bojH wkh flnow-ahovels and policaC? with notice, have M to nltir hi proeranirae. Yesterday morning after the "big storm thure whs ,lrift R foot dae-p n front of ker Jiouss, nn' l h bov with innocent blue oyos and llaxen hnir "IjHjf tle Widtlcr live here?" uo Miked. Ha ah opened tho door. She said she was the priOM lmmed Hil fin iMMiUud: ' 41 You'vej been awful good to m poor folks ihm wimar, nd I run over from Uoot wHrdAyaauetosny that there's the nieost sort of h man in u ,ir,i.ai-
ovov there asking about you." 4,About me?" 4,Yes'm. lie's COt & hitr o-nlil ,uil.
and diamonds, and a tn i..f
gold-keaded enne, and I heard him nsk
mo uwk u you were martied yet." "IlBdtd?"
44 Yes'm, and when the clerk told him
B neKco ior tne number of vnnr
bewho can it be?"
er
-wait a minute,
Marriage in High Life.
no
house, and I heard
about old love-gravos-reeollection big house on Fifth Avenfin. Vuf v.,
and he sighed, i believe he's comins
nVi-lt hftrta 11 o
w w uve
44 Who can it
she mused.
44 Hain't tbo least idea. II
t . -- uuvau w
iook as u ue was used to wading througl tho snow, and I thousrht 1M M
vicnii UjJ JUUr WH1KS." 44 Yesah of course
bub."
She ran and arot a silr niia-r
iiatted him on the head, and Went in tn
get on her best clothes. She didn't see the boy any more, and at f o'clock in tke afternoon she was still looking ovor toward Woodward Antmio. hZ
optics having a tired expression and her noao a weary pose. Hoys shouldn't be UP to .Such tricks. If iL ixn't ilnvrnrirrl.t
ljing it is deception in the second degree, and it upsks household arrangements for a Whole llkWlMrntt Wrre
Prcst.
True Pellteness.
A poor Arab going through
tho des-
Ac-
ine liveliest interest was manifested
yesterday at bhaftsbury and the ad jacent viliare of Motoombe on tfaa o
easion of the marriage of Mr. T. Merthvr
v-uwk, TYinintiv iijBO-i customed to brackish wator a drnrhr ciora Grosvenor, 3'oungest daughter of from tld
lue late UlCliard. second MarniH nf a,l ; u: : , .
WMtmiaa&r. K a i Vi iul ,,!"V,,,",Vi'1?..ul"u preaea to tne
WiTiAmu v - i m,, I iuIul- oo ne iuiet tne leather bottle, i . OI V estminter. llm and, aftor a wearr trainn . laid Ills limn.
IrrL & Motoombt was ble gift at his sovereign's feet. The orowded. Xhe weddinir mtrtv besran to n,nifmi, - ,!.:. jTl 1""
ffeor, lumped upon It, and, reaching over M af . put mn-a Chmtinn to blush, called
of afterward fallow! TVth-TiTT V ..arti?K. i
grabbed a number of aftrwst-H faiiwi T,JiTrt - j v . . tur "-'m u'dk ireeiy: ana tnen aS made his eiape panffiyher with a Smile thaaked the' Arab, and e lee to b f,,ir k . nl " r.JJ10111'..1 wtmin- presented him with a reward. The
A reward of 16,009 b offered for the oei v'ed thfX Ks lZT Zr IT Tl? FT "V?? srouml fer of the thfcC and the retara of the Sant briS.
ranter, in 8 lion. Arnae Iio-h. and
j Mise Helen Shaw Stewart, nieces of the
wa regarded as worthy such a prince
ly acKnowieoKment. To their surnrise.
wia vaupn ioroaae tnem
County. Ga..wae briria. -.t a7 " nJlT'" ...T : " W1W L,n ioroaae tnem to touch a
Jallat Waynesboro, ou the I (ridr tLu I "P-. fhep, after the simple-hearted
, and lynched by a crowd of riTml. whTa-win .1 S S,ver 16 " im. ral presence, with a
wnD 1 1. t. "7,. . nuw spnnir oi ior wallini?' mi in his
ate rxaaee-ueraMa war
ITfc,. the eeaaee adkaraed there wae a namhar of aealaatfeas loft aaooaf rated, PrtMlaly these of Democrat ferXaraai aad Dietrkt-Atteraey ef Teaneeeee aaelPaaaaaeter at Peters arr, Ta., they haviag heea ebketed to by Repablkaae. TaePmldiatheaaaejeedtaweppolat those m, and they will heM ever at leaet aatil aha extra aeenioa, whea, h they are aot eeairaad. eeherapeneae wfli be appeiated.
jLoe feaaartTaata LaekiataM. tv
the counter railing, grabbed
packages of bills
The bank claims the
aea
arrest
money,
Edward Wells, a aegro, who murdered
Wm. O'Brien ia Burke
takea from the
alght of the 30th
af mtun Man
JJOB nillckv. rerardad aa tbo wnnt ,1- fha i... a. ;uu, iuc wmer in ins
perado 1
the willful i
Oldham '
the penal i
Shaw,:
firm, suspended! a . . . i
7 f 7? f . y, V 88, The ex" ar(m 01 white silk draped with white
wmi.-l a w - V u k -n . , ,e"HUi"e' w 11110 Hats with tufts of William A. Wake eld, alias Dr. Itapbael, scarlet feather, and white and scarlet
viBtmuu, uueumuu ih a. lorner noto
rious astrologer, known aa Madame
learner uoiue
' f mail uv uiniiiiinii Nrirs wa2 triavirt i. ... . . . .......
InXeatucky, has been convicted of I bv a vil nf TlonWo- u' IiLt - "au m .iraP?. ul3las"M "
murder of John P. Wilson. i u R . r 'u.lu " w " lwe, and aa such I
Couty,ayearago, and sentenced I WSSut w th pkmsure. 1 feared,
krvitude for life. if U otUrZZZa ",,7. ?7!rV t UowtKl otAer ..to
Petersen Co., a Chicago baaklar moad hranalaf. Ti n k JXlu MWlc 'LP8 wPuia. conceal ins ais-
?Bthe2lst. Their depoei: at Motcomb7.The
wH imtumnv) ivau wean? iJR,Ai t vt VUV
Mwa, mail nuum uu wuunueue
9to. boun- n.i La,.i, 'JL " nr., . projecM ior snoncn-
n- fclTrr'.Tr IT,:" m. ej"44-e tagine ocean passage between this
nhael. took v on, V iT. '.T. tCT. Si ? ?n( country and Europe is that of construct-
m - a n a BO JkUD Ulllin WW 1BUM ( 1 1 I 1 1 III T 111 1 I1T 7. II m. . m
a0th,aad died on the following day'. The of Westminster to the altar I A n J LI , "T. WemounU ani1' cause of theauiolde knot known. number ofne??,.
John D.Lee, convicted of the Mountain I of Ladv WintT'c 7;" ' r"!.6' 1 ,iro!u iana to
Meadows (Utah) maeeaore, 90 years o. the nnthwav whl flA""" r s,,I1"a u7' ireianu wotI1l MT '
waa snot at that nlace at 11 a. n,;iwr,lAd 'u? "'7 ltir8e flR3'
MJ I it l-l . , I .. 1 V. 1 -..v.umwu UiJ HIBll
munuutmiH minnunee. jioua- reuim to Motoombe House. LomloH
mm jivwum is jiuuui ibiiw irsn ueaver, ifsitgrapH.
st, ry efeeted J. Deaald Caaaerwr I TxtJ member. The call is for
UaMed seaiee feaater ae siieeeaeer to hk "Wtaaf, of whleht,M0 190 are eoupen
maaer, ijamaoa Ceaaeroa, reetgaed regjeaerett beads. Theprinei
46 miles from Cedar City, and a boot 12 miles
from Pine Valley, the nearest telegraph
once. Lee made a full confession before
his death, in which he ehnrged JSrigham Young aad other leading Mormons with the
laetlgatlon of the massacre.
Sunday night, the 18th, four men, all
Great itoakes.
Till XAKKfcTS
HJtW YORK, Mareh S8. 1S77
The Seath Carettaa eaeeeiea wae again I S'!? hW ttkTury I drinking, entered the house of a widow
aaekreeaeiaeratioa k the Cabinet on the
, iae reeaK beiae that the Preeideat i adrked te reaaeet the preeeaoe of beih
aaa taaaaberiaia at Waealartaa
em aa early day. Aeeerdfacly. the Preal
aeat eaaeed hk laeraaarr. r BJn
aaaneruez7uidayef Jane next and I the latere will eeaee on that dev. Tt
imiowiag is adeeeriptioa of (he bomla: Coapoa beads, JMi, Xo. i8,L to ,0W, bethiaeiaeive; $1,060, Xe. 121, 01 tol,.
"wui taeeuetve. Jteektored hondi?
woman ia Sebaatkn.Couaty (Ark.) and re
Ruunea all night, teach one
brutal paeelena by force. The woman died
next day. She leaves fear children.
A Chieo (Cal.) dispatch eays the persona
engaged In the kte maeseere ef the Chinese
"aYPB-Netive Bteera
rj""n k Chotee HOGS Lire, i
COTlV-MkWliaf
"rel te Choke WHKAT No. 5 riiium .
CORN-Wertern Miied..:... 9?-wteni Mixed
l-UKK New Mm. , rr l ltlu
l"c,"ur- out of a hole in Mr. Losh's place, so a iitw-iiiaaiia. Z I' HZJil number of neighbors concluded to dig RKrCAS-fc-
tteeetae, meraWtaat. Urak.n-
aoaai meerrfew, he might arrire at a fret
i ante the affairs ef the State. In
ef haaWHty or iaape4tka to aeeede
to the eaBaaoae, the Preeideat reaaeeted, Ja hk letter, eaeh wrftka eoauaaalcatieae aa the two ekkaaate tethe Gevemarahip ef Soaah Oareilaamigat see it to forward. Xtaiater K. 1. Waahearaa has reaaeftted, after a aerriee ef 8 years as envoy to France, ta he relieved, aad hk request has beea gnated by the PreeWeat. He wIM aerve.
r, aaOl hk amiaerahaM have been
The Preeideat has appointed aa Peatmaa.
kra: William A. Denny at Tlaeeaaes, Indkaa; LukeJC. Healawayat MeHne, Illiaek: Jeha II. Baaeer at Foa Av Im wii.
I Ale Hm-enea C. Bnreh United State At-
terney for the Western District of Mtehl-
gaa; aaWvaa X. Cu tehee. Halted 8katM
Attorney for the aetern DUtrtat tJ
Mkhigaa; Solom-m D. Matthews, United States Xarxhal for the Xaetera Dktriet of
Jticaigae; James T. Lane, United SUtea Attorney for Iowa; Samuel B. McLen. a.
fekte Jnatke of the Supreme Court ef
ew xexke:
me citizens of Liokskillet. Kidre-
way lownship, Osage Coaaty, have
naa an unusual kind of excitement in 1. .... a a -a
miiHinsr snaaes. jast autumn iomn
people saw gome snakes going in and
lliim. ... 1- 1 rs . . S
"'"" uut. -n. wee a. ago last s&turuay a party went to work. After digging a part of the aftcraoon4thev caraa tn a
den of the reptiles. As it was a poor
. jh. auucni, m i v, . I .
.r8! tw?gMmakttrf imYitimg , '"r: ,?H1 'r U81v, Mea rre.t-. boy. dav for snakea th 1 of SarfaSa
y ine name or siawgater. aad three men. v.. ' ; t.r . " : . . "
WelliBctoa Bird.. Iowa.
The feWewiac letter has beea dri tt for the Iadkae at White River Afcea.
lay Seeretary Seharz te all the kw. 3 "' -Maaa, WInieMS. Krabe, Poet-
hwreaae la the Iaterior Deaartaeat- , " Kaveaaa, Ohio, reappointed.
Wamuxtok, D.C., Xareh ae. '
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ieertag I elate: 1. The eeaaakaMen. ak. CaM. - I Keek, Ark.
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let baiiaaaa of vear I A lm at fittaimi .i . .l.
pnjn ara e i w we ae. rteetrared thd alal.tai Wtdna
siainorook, Conway and Roberte. Two
other men named Ames aad Wright were aleo arrested oa a charge of arson, presumably ia connection with the Chinese trouble. Six of the arrested partlee are re ported to belong to the Order of Caucasians. Governor Hampton, ot South Carolina, has accepted the President's invitation to visit Washington, and left Columbia en the 87th for the former city. A dkpatch from Red Cloud Agency, reoeived at Gen. Sheridan's headquarters, says Spotted Tall has been heard from, and that he k going to complete his mission ef peaee te the hostile!. He bad beea delayed by bad weather and the poor condition of hk heraee. A kdy named Armstrong and her son ware burned te death the even In? of tk
at Little
Cowa and lletfers. Oorn.fad Tazaju. .
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WHKAT Ked He. a..!.!. " Sfe. s :
OORK-Ne. a Mixed.. OATS K.5 '
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ter was onlV eichtv-six. oonalsti nw nf
rattlesnakes, copperheads, blacksnakes, and blue-racers, some of which warn air
feet long, and some were as long as a TiMOTny sk'Kullt'rlme .'..'." man's arm. Some of the rattlesnakes T0K nCk Thhf.Sr bad aa manv as ten rattle. Thar a am h a viAL?.1 W!?,v'e,' ' ' '
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At llerlla, on the 90th, a Urge orowd of
t la d.11 irn ... 7 7 . " V. " . nimwiwia, a targe orowu of
- The eaaeaar t u-i Z.Z" Z V A'ley, jest note w woea laborers attacked a number ef rallwav I..
W Jadgmeat'a. Vo "--7nt 1 i 7!!l!r!!!!'!? rers from Poeea, beea.Hee the latter ac-
Peaal iakreek of the
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JhT llmlkT 1 rJ!ir,?etfryv!f ,9Wer w.e'pollee supported the aeeae arm;, a. Bennett's Ce.'s bet th PaM.ar.. L i-.JL 1' .
aeaaa isneaeat nonets. Total kea will aaaaa a i .A...ii.t -.ti ..
, fy iamia,aia Mraek. Several ware wannilad.
A Wicked iMpeaitiea.
At 18 yoara of see this ladr married
a wealthy old feUow of CO, with one foot in the grave. Ceuld nay prospect
H?w muciineu more aengntiuii' une foot in the crave, recollect! Ah. but
mark my story's sequel. At 18, say they, she waa a lovelv crantura. hut.
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wiiea j. maxie ner acquaintance she was nasee and wont while he he ought to have been ashamed of himself, but was not was a hale young thing of 88, and evidently goad for another half-dozen years to come. You see he hmi mar.
Tied, aa jl twice before remarked, with
one foot in the grave; but bo earthly consideration, would induee him to pop in the other the abandoned old ruffian! Think how that woman was defrauded I 8n Franeisco Chromlt.
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