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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-26
SCHOOL ELECTION EX-
TRAORDINARY.

The School Board has come
to a hitch in the matter of en-
ploying q Superintendent for
the ensuing year. There are
two applicants, NJ. R. Barnes,
who has been Superin ende mt
for seven years, and FL. w.
Coultrap. Mr.. Barnes has been
getting $500 per year; Mr..
COultrap offers his services for
the same position at $780,
One member of the Board,
Paris Horton is in favor of con-
timing Mr.. Barnes, John P.
Dunkle, is in favor of Mr..
Coultrap, and the third one,
Mr.. Boutwell,, declines TO de.
eide the matter, and they have
agreed to submit it to a
vote of the people, on next
Monday afternoon, at the
school bouse, between the
hours of four and six o'clock.
We doubt the proprety OF
such a proceeding, but mas
much as the Board iavltes an
expression in the. manner indi
Gated, we hope there will be a
full vote.
The two gentlemen whose
names are presented are well
known to the people of the dis
trict. While we have no per-
sonal objection TO Mr.. Coul.
trap, we think it is patent to
a great majority of the people
that the interests of the schools
will be best subserved by re-
tanning Mr. Barnes. He took
the schools when they were
about equal to no schools at
all, and has managed them sue
cessfully during the past seven
years. Mr.. Coultrap has had
no experience whatever in su-
perintending. As 10 the matter
of salary, if Mr.. Barnes seven
years experience with our
schools is not worth the differ
ence, it is hardly worth while
to have experience. Besides
the salary paid Mr. Barnes is
below the average paid Super
intendents in the State, and, as
Is we'll known, is less than he
has been offered to take
charge of other schools, which
offers he declined, .-havlne
bought property here and de
cided 10 make McArth ur bis
home.
But the matter of salary is oil
no moment, for we have no
doubt men could be found who
would undertake 10 superin
tend our schools for $500, or
even less. The best interests
of the schools Is the matter to
be consulted, and we hope
there will be a full vote with
that one object in view.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-26

We were in error last week
when we stated that a team
which belonged TO J. g. Swet.
land and driven by Mr.. Ward
ran away, causing the breaking
of a buggy spring. The dam
age was caused by the wheel
dropping into deep rut. MOI
a very creditable report as to
the condition of our roads.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-26

PASSENGERS on the N. & q.
r. r. to and from Uhil-
licothe, will be carried, on
the Fourth, at halt fare, to at
tend the grand celebration.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-26

A LITTLE daughter of VIM
Shriner has placed us under
obligations tor a, beautiful bo-
quet, which brightens our
sanctum.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-26

SAMUEL ULLLoM's house is
nearly completed, and will be
occupied July 3D.. 1t is we'll
finished Of handsome ard
convenient design, and is an
ornament TO our town.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-26
Howard Sanitary Aid AssOcia-
fiOn

For the Relief and Cure of the Erring and Un-
fortunate on Principles Of Christian
Philanthropy.
Essays on the Errors of Youth, and the fol-
lies OF Age, In relation to Marriage and Social
Evils, with sanitary aid for the afflicted
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address,
iHowARD ASSOCIATION, BOX P, Pi.:Aosl
phia. Pa.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-26

PERSONS desiring anything in
the line of Dentistry, will do
we'll 10 consult DR.. Bowers
His operations are in point OF
excellence, equal to any of his
profession.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-26

AT the last examination OF
teachers, the following named
persons received certificates .;
For taoelve months.-Barnet
A. Hook.
For siy months-Mattie
Steece and HoraIic Gay ypool.
L. O. PERDUE, CLERK.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-26

JAS. AND JOHN LYLE, whose
departure to Nebraska we
chronicled last week, have re-
turned.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-26
SWEET POTATO PLANTS.

THE undersigned wishes to inform his cns-
i toners and the public generally that he
has double he amount Of sweet pota'
toes, in beds TO sproat, 10 what he had ior.
merly put out and hopes to be able to furnish
plants through the season to all that mas H..
vor HIM with q call, tor 25 cts. per hundred.
Place of residence ~ miles sonth Of Near
thur. LEVI WfhAN.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-26

WOLF, Pearce & 90. are just
in receipt OF a large lot OF fine
AMI standard stationery goods,
blank books, initial paper and
envelopes, reward cards, etc.
Also a fine assortment of fan.
cy candies. s''. 'a@ '','
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-26

WHEAT harvesting in this
county commenced last Friday,
IN Wilkesville township, on the
farm of Mr.. Mccormick.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-26

TIE Macarthur House was
partly re-roofed last week. II
was a big job and looks like
shingling a farm.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-26
Grand Fourth of July Celebra-
tiOn, Pic-Nic and Dance at
ArnOld's Grove, M'Arthur,
Ohio,

tlOn, Picnic and Dance at
ArnOld's Grove, M'Arthur,
Ohio.
Complete arrangements have been
made by the undersigned Committee
for having Celebration worthy of the
GLORIOUS Fourth" Everything will
be done by the Committee to make
the affair one Of the most pleasant and
agreeable ever held in the County.
The Declaration of Independence
will be read by James NJ. McGillvray,
Esq, followed by an Grafton by Hon.
H. G. Jones.
Prepare for full days Campaign
and bring your baskets we'll filed.
Refreshments Of all kinds can be
had on the Grounds.
Music by the McArthur Brass Band
will be leading feature on this Grand
Festal Day.
Turn out Everybody.
Hon. A. j. SWAIN,
GEORos LANTz.
I. A. MURRAY,
GEORGE KALER, con;....
GEoRGE REAH, 0'""'''''
L. ID. MARrIE,
J. A. FELTON,,
w. D. GOLD,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-26

Tue Nc Arthur Brass Band
gave a general serenade TO our
citizens last week. By the
way, we understand they con-
template giving open air con-
cerls one evening in each
week, a treat which no doubt
would be duly appreciated
The ladies give a festival for
,heir benefit next Tuesday eve
ming, a, the Court House. The
Zaleski and New Plymouth
Bands have been invited to Ge
present.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-26
;M'ARTHUR ENCAMpMENT
NO. lis, |. O.: 0. F.

x,.....,. ID OCULAR Meetings ofthis En-
sS<eh hcampment. win hereafter be
HESxS& held on the second and last
'NAtwssS> Wednesday, evenings OF each
! month. Patnarchs ~ other. ,encaInpments
who may be visiting ouL own are invited to
: attend. .? JOHN p, buaKLE, C.P.
JOINS r. RAPIR,'S. -,s;:>.....
Macarthur. Frb'y II, 1870. ....
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-26

Ed DRAKE is at home on a
short furlough. He is en-
ployed in keeping books for a
mandatory of farming i'm
plsments in Xsnia,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Enos Winters and Axle j. Hunter.
4Chas. N. Hunters and. Emma Win
ters.
George w. Mix and Mary Jane
Haybron.
Bankratz Betz and Mary Pinney.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-13
The boy took off his hat, and holding II
brim up went to the right, calling:


brim up went to the right, calling:
Cope! cope ;"
Attracted by imaginary oats, Jlngle0ones
turned in that direction, when the boy
adroitly clapped thistle he had IN readl-
ness under the crupper. 1t acted ike
charm. Jinglebones set off at full gallop.
Jones heart bounded with delight. He
might yet be in time. If the stimulating
thistle only kept its place-every thing de-
pended on that.
But the tates were against Jones. AT
sudden turn the hub of the sulky struck a
telegraph pole, and the whole concern
spOkes, fellOes, axle and bOdy-hew to
pieces like the she'll of a tOuch-ne not
Jones was hurled head first into briar
patch, and before he could eXtrlcate him.
self Jinglebones, whom the shock had re-
lieved If his thistle, turned about and cam
tered playfully homeward.
Jones gave it up. 1t was too late 90 think
of going forward. He would walk back
and tell the fair creature he had left all he
had suffered for her sake. trusting to her
generosity to reward his devotion. On sec
ond thought he would wait till evening.
The lady would probably keep her room
till then, and it would be against etiquette
to disturb her.
Turning in the fields he sought q quiet
spot for meditation. He tried to imagine
what DIX was saying at that moment.
Could he have known that lust then the
reputation of the unfortunate halt-sister OF
his step-tathers's uncle's aunt's cousin by
marriage WAS being ruthlessly assailed. and
his own absence attributed to a sneaking
fear of meeting that and other tissues of
the hour he would probably have iel:
even less comfortable than he did.
On his way back. he skirted through the
lanes and by-paths, carefully avoiding the
public road, now thronged with people re.
turning from the meeting. AS he listened
to their cheers for DOx and their groans Tor
Jones his heart sank. 1t revived u little az
he thought of the consolation ahead.
His destination reached, he rang the door
bell.
Could he see the lady he had lei; there in
the morning!
He could. Womb he please step in!
There she was as lovely as ever. The
same matchless eyes. the same heavenly
smile. But stay, who is that she's ab0u, 20
introduced
DOx: by all that's diabolical:
my husband. Mr.. JONES'" said the sweet
voice that had so charmed him in the morn
ing. and so diabolcally deluded him.
jones' rushed from the house with a fer
vent curse on Jingleb0nes for not having
ended his woes by breaking his neck. q!
course box carried the district by acclama-
ton, and Jones left to avoid being laughed
out of it. He went into shoepegs. made a
fortune, and now thanks his stars at having
escaped politicians fate.
The Obiging relative we forgot to explain
was no other than the wretch vino sold sand
in his sugar.
Jones We may add. is still bachelor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-13

Cornell Universities. But whatever may
be the cause, there is the fact,
and it is fact from which l think
we may at least draw this encouragement
that extreme democratic institutions do
not apparently cripple or narrow public
spirit in this direction of mOney-spending.
and can not but think that, as well con-
sidered and philosophical expenditure be-
comes larger and more common, a good
deal of the purely burdensome and conven-
tional part of luxurious expenditure will
drop off. When it becomes the correct
thing for OR rich men to build harbors and
endow colleges it won't take five men ser
wants to get their wives out of their car
siages and up to their drawingrooms.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-13

Three little girls VINO had very carefully
buried in garden. the dead body o. pet
bird. after consultation, sent one If their
number into the house to inquire if people
did not sing at funerals. On being told
that thew often did. the little messenger
ran back, and in a lev minutes the three
we're seen standing hard in hand round the
little mound. gravely singing 'Hhgo ~.
don. hQdder me-"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-13

Hon 5. |. Kimball. chief OF the marine
revenue bureau, Hon. Edward .. Graves,
of the civil service examining board, and
Captain j. II. Morryman, OF the marine
revenue service. have left Washington in 4
special Pullman Palace car. via the Mis-
s0uri, Kansas and Texas road Tor Calves
ton, where they viii establish civil ser
vice board. They will then proceed to New
Orleans and Key West, and from thence
up the Northern coast TO Maine establish
ing signal stations in connection with the
life saving service Of the marine bureau.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-13
Southern Negroes Euiiaraiing {" in1'.nN


4 company of .iA'-ra families Of A".':'eO
comprising over sixty persons, hrfi't: "a
the cay yesterday mornjn. "v.r ~" ln''iah'
al.oiis. Cincinnati and Latayctte r'a.! e:
r"Gtr Tor Brazil. The new "ITVats Ne3s
from North C.!ulira. Nhich state :h.: d 8
on account "t Nh. scarcity Of work s,'.'t '7@
los Iat. OF Va. !. ,il.V nave t'ri: ;":;ln@
there. tn"T nav. beer. induced 70 come 30
TINS stat" by presents ..n- ,'L'.' H' s."'lS
9crs a.. thclr race il! his 4. ..l.t :laa'o
".;h = nom th.! h.... beer il. soInfaunlga-
t."n. and WHO '.A." been 'lI:.'. .anGulu" %
Urging they sDlosrG. ,Gici.u.. rom it' org
NOr.h stat. 10 better IN ..l=r''"- ~ . .;is.lS
here. some III II. iU.Ni .'tll'' :, - - 10
Nnt~ ~ me mines mar I:"l,.. .'hn -"
others M. seek sic., 40; X ~. 'I'.r go x
since .ht CuIUTt miners GuI.l :'''i. "'t.s
~ ~ the !uiur. ~ II. I'y.:!'. ~ Iir"I'o
tine Goa trade n4S .g5!n E!"":i ~ ".iL'S
- e. t.rHer pro portion, - '4.- am - 100
year. ans. tie a.t,.ays a!' AGAIN beginning
/" ind use 10. :n.i. Gers and !.c"'a".!'o'6 10
t.an-Y o1tiag Coai 20 market.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-13
senator FLANAGAN.
The Galveston .Stand0rd says:


We are pleased TO notice that the New
Orleans REPUBLICAN. grateful for the eff!
cient aid rendered by United States Senator
j. W. Flanagan to the Republicans Of Lou.
isiana. devotes several columns in it's issue
of the twentieth ultimo TO extracts from his
able and humorous speech on the Louisiana
question. in the Senate. during the ni.ht
session, when Senator Carpenter. bill was
before that body. We also avail ourselves
OF this occasion TO express our high appre.
citation OF Senator Flanagan's entire course
during the memorable Congress Just ai-
lourned; and We are proud 70 bear witness
10 the fact that during hi. term of o!lic.
there has been no nor. active, fearless and
ou'spoken representative OF the Republican
party il the South than he, upon the floor
of Cong:es..
Some Of his Efforts. We think. re.l'r er.;.
.lc him 10 the name Milton applied 20 The
Greek orator 1socrates--" the old man .lo-
guent." Senator Flanagan. though ve',rc-
sentng State III small influence. poiit;
"aiIy. IN the councils Of the nation. i get
justly accorded a weight and position .ua
10 his personal service. o' whicl. sis party.
as well as is E!..e.oEs :i.nIs. .,.a. vi.
Dc proud.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-13

Froude. Max Muller and Charles H-.ags
lev ara brother.-i n-ia.W, having married tA8
three aaugItes. c: % wealthy le,aGoo sac'-
c6as.o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-13
Varieties Theatre.

The approach ot summer reduces :i' ~
Tendance at the Varieties Theatre. on: ~
Tomorrow evening !, fixed a. the tn. "a:
the benefit OF Mr. John ". Morton. -:
course the house "lil be crowded For 'h3
announcement. Of IL" play t" he p':f''med
on tina: occasion, see Advertisement II ~
other column. Harry Pearson. VII" ha'
multtudes of friends IN and out Of the pro:
te.sion. vii! take u bructi, "Wednesday
evening. and Lawrence Barrett VI! '.tHt
hi- farewell complimentary benefit !'.""g
evening. The dramatic season 0i rae ..:T
etios VII close Saturday night.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-13

Sr.emC. War: uI.ce In: ,nun.v. y.
thu, reCOuntet the transaction: = : ,"n-
fieindn friend Of mine came t" N!c with
tear, in hi- ey.s. 1 said. 'N.v the.
W"ers'' IL. said he had /. Ucrtga 90 on hi.
farm. and wanted 20 borrow 600. l lent
hiIn the money and lie went away. Some
time att.. ne fetucre! with more tears.
lie said he must leave ne tJv ever. ven
turned 10 remind HIM of the s POO d. boz
rowed. He was much .nt .Ip: though. |
would NJ. ne hard upon Ain--.o ! told him
would t4row'h Si0e. lie frightened
won't allow You to Guido me in libey.Ijty-
IL. tEgoS 81 tie stles GusGreG:'''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-13
Academy Of Music.

The 'Drcssmakers OF Canal Stree" - q
!oca. comedy that has had d successful cun
a: the Academy "t Music. and !. VII he
produced this evening for the las. 'Inc.
Added 10 this is the bucIe~ruc of Little
Jack Sheppard" and the wonderfully iaac8.
mating portraitur.s OF London sweli- bT
Mis-. Blanche Sei~yn, who as q proteap
actress has few equals and no super.ors,
Tomorrow nights bill vii! be grand and
sensational, and even though the weather
may be intensely hot outside. the a,moss
pAere OF the Academy Will he cooled by
Volumes of cold ar IL ever go many ;hOa-
sand cubic feet. Inc Academy NJ. - tic
D..;g for comfort.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-13
ADJUSTMENTS
81. Charles Theatre.

The dramatic season of the s.. CiayGes
Theatre will close this evening wIsa tho
termination OF Miss Leo HudsOn's engage
ment. On this occasion "a thrilling and p0l %
ular eques Jrian drama will be pr0dUcet,
and the last opportunity will be presented
20 witness the approximations of Miss JuG-
sor and the actions of he. beautiful, steei
Black Bess. This last chance will uHdouh:
eddy be improved by those who adm" tho
horse opera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-09

Cajetillae 1e 20 cigarlllos papel orozur blanco,
CSjas pOr q tOmando "a cajas.
Id. de 25 id. id. id. 81 por ID. id. IS a28.
Id. de 80 i'd. id. Id. e nor 81 y id. id, IS %.
Id de 18 i'd. gruesos ID. q por 81 i'd. i'd. Is.
Picadura prensada en- paquetes de fb 90 cts.
Id. on paquetee sin prensar so cts.
Id. snelta del pals 25
TABACOS ELABORADOS.
lmperiales ell mil e75,
Regalias Britanicas i'd $50.
CalOnes rayados id. eco.
Regalia Imperial i'd $40.
Id. sobre-meea id. $40.
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RETORNO.
CONSIGNATARIOS.

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comp-Cuba Catasus comp-PuertoPlata Gnebra Her
D. Tomas TolosAguadla ses Silva Fer
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WAGES PERIODICOS.

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, 1873-12-30
COLUMBUS, OHIO.

ALL RulLI al DESNl6tN.
Co1uMnus. O., Dec. 2o.-Goy. Noyos to-day
received D telegram from Adiutant General
Knapp. who went TO Donuison to investigate the
necessity for tho interference Of tho State a,i-
thoritcs to keep Tho peace amnns tho striking
cnGincorn aud llromon. 1Io reports Tint on tho
arrival Of militia company from steubouvillo
order was cee,ly restored, aud has been since
maintained without further difficulty.
Tllrco trains arrived to-day In charge Of maa-
tor mechanics md thoir assistants, from Gin
cinnati, Pittsburgh, and indianapolis.
CONFLICTING nEroETs.
Tho railroad authorities sny Tho strike must
break before many days, and, on tho otllor hand,
n Wait tonight to the rooms of tho Brotherhood
Of Engineers shows them to 10 ~ determined
as thoy wero last week. They say Cbiof LII
giuoer Wilson's order llas no effect OIL them.
The worst feature Of the trouble hero WIS tho
discovery OF
Az onsrlucr1oS on THE TRACE
Of tho Little Miami Hoad, in thrco places. within
tho city limits. An ongino, about to leAyc with
. train This evoniug. was found to bo soapcd.
Tho railroad authorities arc attempting to run
all their day-trainu, md got moro away to-day
than any day sinco the strilIo commenced.
, 1873-12-30

Spttta| Dispatch to Tho ChtcaGa Tribune.
LooASspoAT, Ind, Dec. 20.-Tho $40 u. N.
mnil train loft Chicago for Cincinnati this nor,l-
ing Oh time. under armed guard and pasBed Io-
gAnsport all right. An attempt was made to
BtArt tile n. III. mail east from Logansport on
timo, but it was discovered that nil tho engines
III the rountl-houso had been tampcretl WITH
Tho tr0in was, however, gotteu out at ESQ p. nj.
UNDER AnMED GUARD.
Tho mnil.tran left Richmond Mt 10 O'Clock a.
N. for Chicago While standing ut tho depot ut
Loganapott, Engineer Mccullough was struck
III tho fOroLoad with stone, aud bad, but not
dangerous, cut was inflicted. He proceeded
with tho traiu. Tho strikers appear to DO aware
tilat they aro losing ground, md arc
GETTING DESPERATE,
Soyelul havo boen arrested Gen. Daniel II L.
ca,,loy, with detachment Of troops from In-
dauap oils. is hero, n,ld il determined to do his
full duty IN protecting railroad property mud men
disposed to work.
, 1873-12-30

annual Meeting OF tho Illinois Stute
Icacllcrs' LAasociatics.
SpeciHt Dtspatcl u The Chica3n Tribune.
BLooA1NaTos, ILL.,, Dec. 2a.-Tho twentieth
ANIMAL meeting Of tho Illinois State Teachers
Association assembled this evening at Durloy
Hall. About 100 teaohers from all parts Of ILL
nois wore present. The hall was wo filed with
1nelnbors Of tho Association, people OF Bloon,-
ington, and students and toacilarB Of tic Normal
School, who hayo boen granted vacation for
thn purpose. Tho Hon. X. II. Donjamin. Ooun-
ty Judge OF Mclean County, delivered Ill nd
propliato language. which was hcartily applard-
cd. Tic RESPONSE, by President ]. l.. pickar1, Of
Chicago, wns well ttod to the occasion, aud vas
followed by the annual address By tho Same gen-
tlenan.
sociatlon, aud is expected to be full Of interest.
, 1873-12-30
ELSEWHERE,

S,..;t,Y 1.crot,h mr.. ~S,...,.
"'se"t 1,'sprss., , % 4"' ense'ao f''onhe'
1Nh1ASArol'1s, 1nd., Dec. 2o.--Gen. N[ncatloy
today tclesranhs as follow. to Gov. Hendricks
There Is much excitement nnd reasonable apprcleu-
sion Of trouble which m, trv,c IN avoid ,ri,s t,,Ju
ure vet detained thro,,rh thre,ta md ,,mnornr Will
the machinery Iarrn anil vcrv ,us,oro. c-o,s. 80
rahcr. nj tio tar,s a, s,,a, W.
Goraso ~ , ,,. "a ~, 10 o a"e4se 'ntes
.,os VI .ne cis u'hoe Iho strikers t!sc!a1n
Il'a tnsitcng If proper punishment is difficult, nnd
VIZ wish you would send Thompson aud twenty picked
men to rccyc thu men who feel they m,,gt return.
, 1873-12-30
SPRtMGFtElD.

T.. l.. 1s;,iscr Appointed Consul to
Hncnos !2yrcs--t:ov. lscycrftsSc in All
tendance t1pOn tho pclAitcntiurY Iii.
ycstigntiOn.
speciat DiduatcA 10 7As chiraao Tribune.
spn1NnriELp, ILL.,, Dec. 2o.-Iho Hon. L. L.
Bakor, prosont cditor Of the Stair Register, has
boon appointed by tho President Consul to
Bucnos Ayres. Flo las accepted the nppoint-
out, and will, 80 soon Us l.c il confirmed by tho
Senate, Btart for the aoltt OF his now duties.
Tho Hon. Edward Rutz, Slate Treasurer,
leaves Tonight for New York. wherot after tue
4th of January, lo bogins tho pay1nont Of tho
interest OIL tho Stalls locul indebtedness.
Gov. Doycriago left here at noon to-day for
Joliet, TO bo prosont nt the Investigation into tho
CAUSES Of tho death OF tho convict Willin1nB.