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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-15

THE KENTUCKY RACEs-The Attendance M
the races at Lexington yester, lay was large. The
first race for the Phoenix Hotel Stakes, mile
heats, three-year Olds-Plane tarium, 1, 1; Flor.
ence, z, y knight Of Anders IN, 3, o; time, Las,
1:i64. The second race, mile and a quarter
dash-Frog tewn, 1; Spendthc rift, 2; Molle Cod,
s. Elsie, o; May Wiley, o; Oceanic, o; Minnie
Lee, o; time, 2C9k. This time is considered the
fastest on record for q mile aud quarter dash.
In the pools Frogtown and NIollie Cod were the
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GREAT LABOR STRIKE IN CHICAGo.-In
Chicago, demonstration of trades and labor
unions is 10 take place to-day. 1t is thou yht the
workmen will strike for higher wages, or for a
reduction of the hours of labor. There are in
the city about 10000 carpenters, 5000 brick
layers, 600 plasterers, 200 painters 900 stone
cutters, and other trades IN proportio The
carpenters are getting an average of - 25. and
brlcklayers an average of IS day. II is thought
the procession will contain 20 900 men.
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The New York kepubIfcan Conyeu.

ELMIRA, May 15.-The republican convention
was called 10 order by A. b. Cornell AT noon.
Hon. Henry X Person was chosen permanent
president by acclsmatiOn.
In returning thanks, he alluded 70 the history
OF the republican party, and when the n.ne o.
Grant Was reached the cheering OF the conyen-
Ton was continuous for several minutes. lie
then proceeded TO state the work performed BY
him as President
l.. z. Remington. of 81. Lawrence: r G.Hat-
ley, OF Seneca, aud l.. h. Ciere. OF Hloga. wsr +.
chosen secretaries. The roll Of delegates va
then called.
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF BRrDR
CHROMIUM the 18th of April last, Julius Vort
aged twenty three, left Providence r. l. on the
express train for this city. where he was 10 ave
been married to yovng lady to whom he au
peared to be d.votedly attached. He hal in his
possession $3.50 and gold watch, and it was his
Intention to settle in this city after his m aria
and follow his occupation as wood.carver Hi>
friends IN Providence not having heard from
him since he left his home made inIriries and
found that he failed to keep his appointment for
the wedding. and had not been seen by any of
acquaintance since he left Providence In
Spector Diiks has been notified, and is making
search for the missing MANN. Y. Tin-s IttS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-15

The STRIKE OF THE COPPER MINERS OF
MICHIGAN Is general az the Calumet, Hecla
Sehcclcraft, Quincy, Franklin and Penabeck
mines. Two thousand men have been engaged
The ringleaders at the Calumet and HecIa IN mes
were arrested but were rescued by the mob from
six deputy sheriffs. No one has been in iured as
yet. The strike has been going on for twelve
days. Governor Baldwin has received a dis
patch from the judge and prosecuting attorney
oL houshton county, confirming the accounts Of
the formidable nature OF the strike, and HE
powerlessness Of the civil authorities and re-
questiDg further assistance. Another detach
ment OF NIFTY troops left yesterday for the scene
OF the disturbance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-15

How THE MOUNTAIN FIRES BEGIN-Th.
Nondout Freeman, published i'm Ulster county.
New York, where the mountain fires are N IA
burning, justly urges extra carefulness bv per
sons whose business brings them into the woods
IL says that the owners OF huckleberry patches
sometimes burn on the brush TO start up their
crop, and thereby endanger their neirbhor,s
barns and fences that they may Ill their bas-
kets. Hunters camp-h fires frequently start the
names, and careless persons of every class set
Of ground is burned over.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card

A Clergyman, while residing IN South America,
a. missionary. discovered safe AMI simple remedy
for The cure Of Seryous Weakness, Early ID cay #,
Diseese of the Urinary and Seminal Organs aHd the
whole traiI. Of sorders brought on by baneful And
vicious habits. Great numbers Ia Te been cured ny
this noble remedy. Prompted by a ie.ire to benef
the afflicted AID unfortunate. viii send the rec re
for preparing and using this medicine, in a sealed
envelope, 20 any " h0 Deeds IL, Free Of Chcrgf
Address, JOSEPH Imam,
Station d, Bible HOusa,
mar22ly New York City.
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Reelection OF sen.tor Ferr,

NEW hAvEs, May l5.-Gen. y. ). Ferry has
been elected United States Senator for six
years from March fth, 1873. The vote stood on
joint ballot 1S3 for Ferry, % ls5 for Hawley.
They entire democratic vote was given 20 Ferry
and IL republica as voted for him
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SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST CLERGYMAN
Kew. f. L. Berkeley, for fifteen years pastor of
st. Georges Episcopal church, in st. Louis, was
court, on the charge of assault and battery on
Ella Z. Perry, eleven years old, at different
times during the summer of 1870. The proceed
lngs OF the court were public up to the time the
doors were clOsed ~
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Reward for Marderers.

ST. LOUIS, May l5.-rhe civil authorities o.
Cas- county having failed 20 bring 10 Justice the
muruerers OF Stevenson. Cline, and DatrO. n
Gunn elty, IN that county, proclaim stiOn wa
issued yesterday, offering $500 reward each for
The arrest OF the persons engaged in that crime
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PLAYING War I'm Maxfea

CAMARGo, MEXICO, May ll.-Mie was occu-
pied yesterday by Juarists. Col. Lozana, rev
olutionlst, retired on the Guerrero road. Ire
ylnos headquarters are At Chera. lie has
divided his for ces. Gen. Garcia de la Cadena A.
At SsltillO with a small force saved from the
Zacatecas fight, which he has reinforced with
Pedro Martinez men, and viii retarn to Zaca-
tecas,
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MUSICAL BANQUET.-A banquet was given
the delegates to the National Musicians Protec-
live convention by the New York members, at
the Grand Central hotel last night. Washing
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and the PRINCIPAL
cities east and west, were represented. Franz
Abt was among the invited guests, and received
an enthusiastic welcome
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-15

ELECTION In CUMBERLAND.-Au election
was held in Cumberland, Nd, on Mon day, for
mayor and councilman, and resulted in j. B.
Widner, democrat, being chosen mayor by
majority Of ia, and the following councilmen:
+. Haley, VIM. A. Withers, and Alex. NJ cFer-
ran, DEM; Henry Shuck, Jesse Korns, and c.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Major Thomas j. Haines,
subsistence department, in addition to his pres
ent duties, is assigned to duty as purchasing
and depot commissary at Louisville. Ky.
A board, TO consist of Col Niles, 9Th Infantry
Major NJ. X. Morgan, cDmmssary, and Major
George Gordon, 9Th infantry, is appointed to
meet at Leavenworth arsenal, to examine KNAPP
sacks on hand at that post, and report result to
the Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-15

SENATOR FERRY's RE-ELECTIoN.-In the
Senate to-day, MIR. Ferry, OF Conn.,, received a
dispatch announcing his reelection as Senator
by the legislature of his state. Mr. Schurz.
who sat next Mr.. Ferry, guessing the character
of the dispatch before Mr.. T. had finished t.
He was followed by Mr.. Trumbull, Mr.. sum
ner and several democratic Senators, who con-
graduated MIR. Ferry warmly on his good for
tune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-15

TRE CANDIDATES POR PRRstDSxT.-The
action Of the democratic branch of tue woman
suffrage party On Friday puts another '.formi-
For fear that the reader may lose sight of the
numerous seekers for the Office Of chief mayis-
uate, We give the list, as far ss heard from A.
Francis Train, indie pendent; james b ack, TEN
perance; Judge David Davis. labor reformer;
Horace Greeley, protection and free-trade; Vic
Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-15

PUBLIC BUILDINGS WANTED-The House
committee on pubic buildings and grounds held
meeting this morning and listened to argu-
ments from Judge Scofcld in favor of a public
binding at Erie, Pennsylv snia; from Represen-
tatiye Sawyer, of Wisconsin, in favor of a build
ing at Oshkosh. Wisconsin; from General Negley
in favor of public building at Pittsbury, Penn
syivania; and from Governor McC )rmick, of
Arizona, in regard to public buildings in the
different territories
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ADJUSTMENTS.

INCoLN HALL.
ONE WEEK ONLY.
MANNIsa'S MINsTRELS,
TIE MvDEL 'TKOUPE OF THE WORLD,
s 0y RS Meed +g
the West, s,,sis,,sd b. the x1,eran Manager and
ssa,osi Of III orId Hale a 'e astheT sR
aperieet a yalanshe OF c9m-'iy by the King Lsqg4-
Iittie ss9rgs Con- MurFh1, ei:ardS .Hs wo Is
deIp ke 1Re yofal ssIts,iG GGtavf Radesnx'
AZ BERGER, led b. Hathaway Orchestra OF ten
seats for sale at Ellis Music store mis- 4,
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
~ Mr.. J; g; Ssyjlle;. Lessee and Manager.
OVER THE mAGNIFICENT PR0pUGTtoN
o. ms THE Bk Es;isn cRoo sE Drama
st SIX MORE nj siSH t,st AND one MATINEE
L hss'isn 4 l1f SEQ,
and the wonderful
runrr rnIsrIhtP GE. sH BALLET
sr A.'0s Bette me- %GR2.
FIFTEEN nix G6RY ts lie s sGgne gEI t5sP
,o DE BALLET.
IbMON DANCE,
TEE k ksTE5 ssSTIEE y NEE
together with the beautiful scenery ard
MAGNIFICENT TRANSFORMATIONS,
by Mr.. Charles :. Cfety.
MONDAY, May q, Mrs. JOHN WOOD and Com
IaIy from 81. James Theater. London. mis- If
oID MOI ON EXHLBIrIoN (Nsw No.
,r ass sr.} AND A SALE z4 ass e..
No, tl6 tn street, between ID and streets, eight
cygrs above Odd Fellows Hall.
Caoice Oil Paintings, Ensravings, Chrofnos, &c.
kise, largest stock Paper HauRinss, window
shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture CeFds and Tas-
,ell. Rings, Nails, &C, in the District.
~ TERMS CASH
Please remember Name and Number. arr lyr
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PRRsoNAL.-COlonelT Thomas A. Scott, presi-
dent of the Pennsylvania railroad; j. n. Du
Barry, of the Northern Central railroad; A. W.
Markley, OF New Jersey; Major A. II. Calhoun,
of the Philadelphia Post, and Hon. NJ. W. Ran
som. OF North Carolina, are at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-15

- Tne once OF Mesdames W0Oihun a
Clanin, In Broad street, N. ", hes been closed
II " reported, by tAs1berif.
ga young girl fourteen years OF age, Twin ,
near kockbridge, We, can repeat nearly the
who@e q the New Testament.
~MoH Of the sailors who struck work a.
Southampton, Esglsnd, have returned TO work,
end the strike there y thought TO be over.
- The schooner Xephia, from Galveston
for New Orleans, encountered vater spout on
the morning Of the 9th Instant on Sabine Pass,
and was capeised. TIE crew we're saved.
n0The southern trains into Memphis are
detained every trip by the immense Numbers of
caterpillars blocking up he tracks. The devasta-
lions have been fearful.
IA series Of vtoient earthquake shocks oc-
Cured ct Hasvick, Iceland, on the 18th, f-th.
and isch OF April. Twenty houses were de-
stroyed. and sevsrA persons we're injured. 10
lives were loa.
0The IRE In the woods near Scranton, Pa,
II still burning, destroying vast amounts OF tim
Der and lumber. a number OF barns and small
houses have been destroyed In the vicinity o.
Moscow and Lehigh Valley Falia
~Mr. j. II. Puiesfon, Of the firm OF lay
Cooke, McCulloch & Co., has been accepted by
the conservatives OF Davenport, England, as
one OF the candidates for that borough At the
aext election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-15

The TREATY OF WAsHINGTON-The Senate
committee on foreign relations yesterday
considered the new questions arising in regard
to the Washington treaty. Proof slips of the
correspondence were furnished to the committee.
notwithstanding the injunction of secrecy has
not been removed. il will be seen by the telegram
in another column that the correspondence was
published in the New York Herald this NOR ming.
The New Tribune and Cincinnati Commercial
publish abstracts.
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Murder by Drowning.

PoTTsNILLE, May l5-Michsel Cook was as
saulted on Mount Carbon bridge al ? O'clock
this morning by Cornelius Clifford, and thrown
INTO the canal, where his body was found to-day
Schuylkill Haven.
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The Treaty Gerss,Pondence Pab-

NEW YORK, May I5-Tke Herald this morn
ing publishes the entire Alabama Correspond
ence.
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NoTICE:-Thss I. .. yUsrR, sls d, betvee,
SECVNp- HAsp OLOfAIH0 st Les than half ths
N B.-SECOED-HAHD CLOIHIU0 OF All ktpd
boaGh st lair lessh) prices. a1 Rly
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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN tells this: "There
was an old farmer who had taken the Tribune
Tor thirty years, rode twenty miles on horse
back 10 hear Greeley lecture. what do You
think OF him?' asked q neighb0R. sWali, don't
think much OF him as speaker, but he would
make damned good singer"
TIE YuHERAL OF T. BUCHANAN READ, In
Philadelphia, yesterday afternoon, from the re-
sidence OF his brother in-law, James z. Cald-
we'll, at Germantown, ives attended by large
copcourse Of friends, including persons noted In
connection with literature and fine arts.
SThe New York legislature adjourned yes
terday stRe die. gs ~
SFifty-six is the OH csal age, by record, Of
Charlotte Cushman.
~The Dominion Parliament is stfll engaged
In the discussion OF the Washington Treaty.
K7Ron. Alfred Hnger, postmaster az Charles
ton from the time Of President Jackson to 1865,
died in that city yesterday; aged q.
~The stakes have been deposited for the
Mace 'Baldwin prize fight, which IS fixed for
August 18th.
ga hotel is about TO be established at
Vincennes, Ind, to be run exclusively by wo-
men,
o1It Is reported that the girls boat club OF
Michigan University IL TO take part in the col
lege races this summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-15

ARRIVAL OF MORE JAPANESE OFFICIALS
Gen. George b. Williams, Special Commissioner
of Japan, Kiyonari. bearing the same Official
title, ard Otori, YoshIda Diiro. Mira, and
Nakasbims, secretaries TO the special commits
soners. arrived in the city Yesterday and took
rooms at Wormley's hotel. They will remli in
Washington a short time and then proceed To
New York, where they propose to make their
HEADQUARTERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-15

The SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSIONERS have
appointed Messrs. ID. k. Kelser and 5. s. Ever
EFT, of the War department, and G. W. Seaver,
of the Census Office, TO the three clerkships
provided in the late act of Congress for their
office. Messrs. Gould aud Wallace, of the Third
Auditors Office, who were ASH gned to temporary
duty with the claims commission, have returned
20 the Treasury department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-15

The NAVAL RETIRED LIST.-rhe House
committee on naval affairs will report adversely
on the bill TO make the number of captains on
the active list of the navy seventy instead OF
hity, and the number of commanders seventy
instead of ninety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-15

THERE Is GREAT EXCITEMENT in Laconia,
n. H., caused by man digging mp the body OF
his son, who was buried last November, TO OBJ
tain the Masonic and Odd Fellows emblems
that were IN the grave clothes Of the deceased.
The citizens arc greatly ipcensed over the
matter, ana the author OF the outrage came
near being mobbed. The mother OF the deceased
10 almost Insane over the occurrence. The father
has been Q memh Der OF the laRislafure.
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The CASE OF GEN. KRzYZANowsKI-A
nole pros has been entered at Macon, Ca, i'm
the case of General Krzyzanowski, late a
supervisor of internal revenue in Georgia, who
was charged with completely in the defacation
OF Collector Gould, the United States district
attorney having failed to give him a speedy
trial, as required by law in such cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-15

PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
THE FIRST Prize TARGET SHOOTING
u and MAY PICNIC of the Company "a
WASHINGTON GRENtDIERS. COrcOran "a
Battalion, will take place AZ the Germ an ~
s. huetZen PAX on cHUR DAY, the 10th in Ia
stant, NJ Q III.
Dancing 10 commence az D. m.
Convey ances will Iun TO the Park every fifteen
minutes from the corner Of 7th street and New lork
avenue
Admission % cents.
Admis- ion To the Pavilion IS cents sx.ra ml5-2.
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INTERNAL RRvENUK.-Ths receipts from this
source to-day were S296,723 "a.
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WoMEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

JOHN Ii. COUGH
" ii deliver one of his EloQuen, and Popular Lee
lures for the
BENEFIT OF THIS ASSOCIATION,
At the CONGBEGAFIoNAL CHURCH, corner
10Th ard @ ST. eets,
THURSDAY EVENING, May lG, at O'Clock.
Subject CIRCUM TANCsS."
Admission, 50 cents; Reserved Seats, rs cents
Diagram OF church, for sale of reserved seats, viii
b. open al Ballantyne's Tuesday morning, May
18th mia ~
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INNIGRANTs MUST BE PRorEcrBp-Message
from tie President on the Suejeet.-The President
sent special message to Congress yesterday in
relation to the hardships to which Immigrants
to this country arc subjected, in which he
recommends that such legislation be had Is
will secure-frst, such room and aocommods-
tons on shipboard as is necessary for health and
comfort, and such privacy and protection as not
to compel immigrants to be unwilling witnesses
to SO much vice and misery; and second, legisia-
ton to protect them upon their arrival at oir
seaports from the knaves who are ever ready to
despoil them OF the little all which they are able
TO bring with them" He goes on to say:--"It Is
asource OF serious disappointment and discour-
agement TO those who start With means sufficient
to support them comfortably until they can
choose . residence and begin employment for a
comfortable support, to fnd themselves subject
to Entertainment and every discomfort on their
passage here, and at the end of their journey
seized upon by professed friends, Claiming lie gaI
night 10 take charge OF them for their protection
who do not leave them until ell their resources
are exhausted, when they are abandoned in a
strange land, surrounded by strangers. without
employment, and ignorant OF the means of
securing it. Under the present system this 1.
the fate Of thousands annually"
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LECTURES.

M L. FREEMAN, who accompani Hon W
w II. Seward on that memorial tour around thu
world will give series of l. cures sc ENES and
lNG1DENi in FOREIGN LANDS, comm sneiny
at Inion Bethel Church, ou nj street. between 18th
ard 10th streets, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF
May, at clock .. IN. First lecture-AMERfOA
AND JAPAN. Tickets OF admission, 25
c:s. mI3-3t-
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THE THREE PER CENTs.-The House COM
mittee on banking and currency have agreed to
report the bill relating 10 the withdrawal of the
three per cent. certificates of Indebtedness and
replacing them with greenbacks. There are
about Sl3 Geo goo in the three per cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-15

THE lsRasLITRsIN RoUMANIA.-Iu response
TO the Senate resolution of March %, the Presi-
Sent yesterday transmitted to the Senate the
Official correspondence in esard to the prosecu-
non and oppression OF the Ir:eiites in Roum ania
Mr.. Peixotto, the American Consul at Buchar-
est, In letter addressed TO Secretary Fish saws:
The action OF orr government concerning the
persecution OF the Jews has realized, thus far
the moral influence it was hoped my appoint
ment and acceptance OF the position would
exercise. While it has been impossible to
restrain prejudices fostered by designing men
mos,ly Tor political ends, and in many instances
Tor the purposes Of robbery, every attempt a.
open violence has been promptly quelled and
effective measures taken to prevent outrages !"
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PIANOS, &c.

PIANOS, DC.
A RARE CHAECE-Having determined 70 intro
a ouce IN this city the celebrated sCnO--~
hAChER PIANO, Phlsde phia, whichfGT
5as the newest improvements, nagnifcentst nv
t2Le better finished, and more durable than any
ssscT Piano made, now offer the same a. So pei
cn. less cash than any other frst class Piano car
90 bought, or for reasonable instaments. Call and
examine for yourselves.
dec22 CARL RIChTER, Gas Penna. ave.
MOST AMUSING TOY OUT'-Causes insnilHate
AfA h9ures to dance to the music Of pianos
For sale by '. l.. WILD BRO. 400 lltbSEsS5z9
street. west, between Pa. avenue and st.IIttvV
AesrS FOR Stgf's Pianos, and manufacturers Of
and dealers In Musical Instruments generally.
Pianos and ali Musical instruments Tuned and
Repaired. decl2-tr
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ASSISTANT PAYnAsrgR STEPHEN RAND has
been ordered to special duty at New Orleans,
relieving Passed Assistant Paymaster Henry {.
Macbeth, who is ordered 70 settle his accounts.
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xAAAAlA oorMSiAss,9 @
No. 1927 PxSSsYLvANIA AVENUE.
Gent Inc Brazilian Pebble specsxclee. janltf
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THKRE is as yet TO appointment of deputy
controller of the currency, and, although there
seems now probability of an early assignment
20 that Office, there ara no intmations at the
Treasury department as to who il will be.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04
Iowa Congressional Districts.

Here IL the lIst Of proposed lows
Congressional Districts, nine 10 num-
Der, - agreed upon By the Senate.
This, the Second District. remains
- before. except that Liam IL - n
into another. T. It necessary = say
that We part with our STRONG Republic
can ueighbor with regret, and that
especially do We mourn that old Linn
can no longer be looked to Tor candi-
dates for Congress
First District-Lse, Dss M0Inss,
Louisa, Washington, Jefferson, Hen.
ry, Van ren.-Population, l5S, 30.
Second Muscatine, Scott, Clinton,
Jackson, Jones, Cedar. Population,
7Rird.-Dubuque. Clayton, Alamakse.
Winneshiek, Fayetts, Buchanan,
Delaware. Population. l50, 647.
Fourth Black hawk, Bremen, Chick
asaw, Howard, Mitchell. Floyd,
Butler, Gruudy. Hardin. franklin,
Cero UordO, Worth, Winnebago,
Hancock, Wright. Population. 49,
FVlh-Linn. johnson, lows. Ben.
ton, Tama, Powsshiek. Marshall
Jasper. Population, 164.2l7.
.Sirth- Ke0kuk, Wapell0, Davis,
Appanoose, Monroe. Mahaska, Ma.
rion. Population, l83. 468.
Serenth-Wayne. Lucas Warren.
Polk, Dallas, Madisoo. Clark, Decatur
Adair. Guthrie. Population, l26 .2O6
Eighth-Story, Hamilton, Hum
boidt, Kossuth. CROKER. Emmet, Pato
Alto, Pocahontas. Webster. Boone,
Greene, Calhoun. Buens Vista. Clay
Dickinson, Oscsola. O'Brien. Chero.
kee. Sac, Carroll, Crawford, Ida
Plymouth. Sioux, Lyon, Woodbury.
Monons. Population, 84.65S.
1Ninth-UniOn, Ringgold, Taylor,
Adams. Cass. Audubon, shelby,
Harrison, PottOwattomie. Montgoln.
cry. Mills. Fremont, Page. Popula-
tiOf. 90 l9l.