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THE FARMERS MOVEMENT.


The Oranges Of h1ahaska County, To-. at thoir
recent County Convention, nominated full
ticket Qncluding Thomas O. Dlack and N Como
for Representatives in tho Legislaturo), and
adoptod tho following resolutions:
solut That Tho old political parties havo forfeited
al claims to our confidence support, or respect.
i3cso'rcd Tint IL la the right and duty Of the work.
ingnlen to elect men to Office who identified with
tho industrial fntercst8 OF the country.
W1ElEAa, Tho nomination Of candidates In Ma
haBka County Inns been largaly controlled by ring Of
hcc.seckers wire-worAors, awarp-anl- -pluntercrn
County and brIIgc-ring-Rwn-
dlers, to tho great loss Of tho tax-paycra of the
itcsotced That VIC will support no 1nomber Of this
rug nor my man whom they may bring out Rs can-
dtt1ate, nor any who npologzos for or wks ut
any Of their yiltanicB.
WnEEEAH, Tho railroad corporations.of our State
md county hnye, without 1canl right ]uacc a,,
~ TIC abuse Of noer oppressed The people by cxtor
tomato charea for tho transportation Of their pro-
Ducts and dctcd our courts AMI Judges, aud stand to-
day tho most nlonc!n8 danger to American liberty
and republican government therefore,
esotred, That the rnilroa companies must bo ra-
cally reformed and controlled by the strong hand OF
law, both sato md NATIONAL and railron corporations
compelled to perform their proper functions ns com
the people.
Rcsolycd, That tho sa1arca Of all officers should be
reduced that tho 6tnto University mud tho Ayr1cu-
tral College should DO made BefB,Btntning; that tho
law increasing tho aaares OF tho President aud
bers Of Congress- should bo repealed tnt dcfuuters
aud embezzlers should bo treated ko other thieves
md that eystem OF economy III harmony with tho
simplicity Of our Republican inItutons bo practicci
IN ovary department Of tho Government, to tho ou
that taxation hC reduced.
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WATERFOWL, WIS.

WArENTowN, Wis.,, July 20, 1879.
10 the EIttor Of Tho Chicago Tribune:
Sir: Th'H town Is commencing to look up
again. At one timo it was regarded ns ono Of
the 1noat prosperous plncea In Wisconsin. But,
aomo fifteen or twcnty years ago, the corpora
tlon tried its hand at railroad spooulatIons, and
very soon after, tho town found itso1f snnppod
to tho tnno of 100000 or s70OG00. Tho ofrsct
OF this misfortune has been folt evor since.
Everything languisllel, aud prosperity was
only spoken Of by tho citizone as matter of
history. Tho tluauciors Of tho placo hal we'll
nigh dospairod of over again seeing things in Il
tlorrlahlng condition. Some way or another,
howovor, fortune seems to smo on Watertow1,,
as II Ito natural energy OF tho people, or special
dealgn OF Providonco, was resolved to make OF il
great paoo. Commerce il beginning to regain
her lost ground, public conhlouce il being TO-
stored, aud everything promises yyoll for tho
future. Amongst other signs Of advance
mont, thoro il ono which, ut the present
time, attracts special attention. It is tho es-
tabllshmont Of HOW college within the city,
limits This looks like tho sood of something
grand. Establishol ouly year since, it already
rivals much Older institutions, both III tho NUM-
classes. Tho noy. Father Corby to whom tho
ronown Of Notro Damo IL largely duo, B at tho
Eoaa Of tho ontorpriBo. aud thcro ie no doubt but
Eo will mako OF It q SucceBH. This institution
will DO great MD to tho development OF Water
town, and perhaps bo ono of tho host moves
made in tho city since ita dBaator It is rlouBing
to 500 prosperity in every placo but particularly
III locality over which tho clouds or atlyoraity
Aayo hung 10 loug. X.
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Tho London Times sharply coutrovorta tho as
nart!on mndo by d.. Edward Smith to Tho lrltis!,
As6oclation, TINT fish Is rathor II rolisl, thal,
food, and contains little moro nutrlnlont tl,au
water. Aa opposed to this statement, tho iu-
@yohtigatsons @ OF u. payon aro cited, who proyou
contaiu moro wator than frosh boot, and Ilas aa
mitch solid subatanco at tho lattor, For In
atanco,, tho llosh Of salmon contains rs, 10 nor
cont of waiter. a,td 24.20D per cent solid aub-
STANCES, willie beof 0muHclo) contains 75.88 por
cotlt water and q. IA per cont solid substances.
Tho llesl Of herring contains still loHs water
tlan TINT Of salmon, and oven flat isll aro rs
rlcil In heterogeneous Hu1stanccs as tho bost
Wlioatcn flour, ,wolght for weight. Another
statement mado by Or. Smith, that tho amount
Of nntrilnont contained In Nh ounce Of ton is In
initosilna Ia mot with the assertion TINT, wllllo
toa IL no uutrmont" in tho ordinary uel,sc, tho
individual who tales ton after Ills iaoaa fools
without boing able to dotino it, that ton has 4
favorable olreot upon certain highly important
functions IN hia body. that digestion ii aceol-
oratoa and faci!a.el mud hiH braln-work bon-
Gifted thorobY, Though not nutrlmont. toa Ia
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Tho {sttrdGpn.EQOH1.

E lHHt tHE AuHuHFy NEtcd.
Yesterday Park Htrcot man thought ho would
use liiH garden-ioBo. In fnct, this IL thought
which strikes linn regularly throo times day,
aud his netgh3ors roclton ho Inns lowored tic
Leicester RoHorvoir eloyon inches himself, Eiuco
April 1at. So he got lis hoBo and screwed 1t to-
gotlor, and put T. lloco Of paper around the pipo
to kocp 1t from loaking, md Bridget turned on
tho water for hin, and NJ ho squirtod away
ca!mly Ct spo4t on tho opposite Bide Of tho street,
q gratiaed snlilo roeo softly on his manly foa.
turea, like tho glow Of pumpkin
pie Just out OF tho oven. And ho
Didn't wot himself muoh ether,-only ono boot
md his falAo wristbands. Dy and by his vito
called lin III to supper, md lo left his loso
squirting oyer tho lawn 30 III not to luao any
time, a,il went right In. His 4-yoar-old aon
stayol bohud and took mp tho hoao and began
to play ut that post acroaH tho street, and squirt
Cd tho water all oyor Deacon Durohell, who hap.
poned to J., 10 going by on tho neareat aae;;
wallt. Then tho Doaoou rot up yoll
like nitro-glyc0rIao oxploaiOn. and tho
father ca.,le out OF his house aud wont for
that boy, aud tho 4-yoar-old calmly
turned tho hose full upon tho author Of his bo-
Ing, and TINT man alnlo6t Immediately hocamo
wottor than tho author Of anyboly'B being Inns
boon aiEco the days OF Noah. The wator struck
Ills cloan HAirt.b0Bom and mennllorod Allontly hut
speedily down into hia boot-logs, aud tho pocl-
eta Of Ills now summer suit tlllod up, and tim
hair oil all oamo out Of Ills leaa and ran down
the back Of bis neck, and tho only thing about
him tlAt waa not cool was tho words that came
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tho stomach Or through tho skin. Hor mother,
who vfBitod tho aByluln could throw no light
upon tho sub1cct,. mud was entirely Ignorant Of
tic fact until informed by liz. Sio, however,
chased ut ono time ton papors Of needles, and
could account for only two Of tllom. The; woro
not obtained or introduced wlo In tho asytun,.
sho WIS under strict airyel lance, and Ind no
those removed woro Ill rnsted and bore evidence
Of having boon q long titno III tho body: rio
stomach was oloBcly examined after donth, and
wna iii a perfectly hoalthy condition, with nc
evidence of my previous intlanamatory action.
'trho only thaory which BeomB to III Mt nil
tonnblo Is, that they woro introduced through
tho Hkin, while Bllo was under tho infueuco Of
morph'a lypolor,nically administered, md willie
suffering from lysteria. Tllat nome woro found
serted by tho patlent. Gun bo accounted for by
thoir nlovomonta In tho tissues which wore OBJ
served 80 ofton during tho lifo Of the patienk."
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Tho Trnnaportnt5onQ Qt.cntton..An I'M
fcrvtcsv with President Grant,

hOAF4GT fEAk0A 4-TGH1AG1iE EHttlNl.
Nelc Fork IFibuhs'a i4ahg Hra7,cA Letter.
Ex-lsopresentasiyo Bennett came to ice thu
President aud Secretary Richardson on |. not
project Which ho haH piEhe1 for years, ln1noiy,
proposition to obtain Government aid to on
large and deopon Tho Eric Canal and ncreaso tl,o
locks, etc., as to pass voABeB Of GOO tonn rrc-
pol!cd by steam. A bill for tho purpoBo WA ill.,
troducell by Mr. Bennett III tho Forty-first Con-
gress, and referred to tho Committee of Con1-
Iuorgo OF which he waB mornbor, lIo ro,,rc-
Honted to tho President that il Is ,lgoloss for
tho Farmers Oranges to fight tho rail-
roads, ana that tho proper way for thom to do
IL to open wator communication botwcen tho
chain Of lakes and into tho liutluon River mud
tlat thus, having established wntur transporla-
ton for tue grniil anil products Of tho West, tho
fArmorH would DO Independent Of Tho rujlroa,|B,
anil tl!o tatter would thou coauo to be munouo.
lists in tue carrying tratio. lie thought tho
farmers could do this if They wore to unite thor
influence and tliroct it agai!sst Congress-. Tho
hiA now project IL tho snug 'ttlo sun, Ut 43 000,-
600. which Ao wantn tho Government to g,lar.
antao.
The President anis1 to Mr. Bennett TINT the
question Of transportation was worry important
ono, ana ono in which lsu WIS deeply Interested.
I1o called the lalor's attention TO tho TACT how
over, TINT Standing committee Ind boon organ.
lied by tho Bc:ato tn Investigate t4la very qles-
ton, and thnt tho Committed were now Ut work.
The President hoped Tor Buo1 roHllltH from tho
Committee, alld thought tho bost cotrBo would
i'll fayor Of making mud improving water chair
nols, and Ind recommended several IoIocta in
his laHt lnoHHaso. MIR. Bo1lilntt naao tho 1nos-
ton Of wntor channels sub oet Of two or throo
hours conversation with tho Secretary OF the
TreaHury.
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Gushing GA Dogs alnt9 Otfaor Things.
Tho Hon. Caleb Gushing has ntllrosacd tho
following note to tho editor Of tho Gormnntown
Daily Chronicle:
.WAsH1saToN, d. c., July al, 1879.
DEAR hIh: TAere ia no mueh both Of good
senao se.9 end good llumor iu your article of lilo
!,s, d,nth, ontltled "A Dogs Dolght," as to in-
aueo mo to writo yon fow words on the
aElt;, anblo;t;; ! perceive that all The newspapers
.1,}a cn19n!clo my tlog,tght. I havo tins OF a
oibialoa dld by cutting o!f his dogs tut, to
tho aatonlshnent Ct all Athona. pload guilty
hut have donc this i'll olf-lefcnso, ani o. il
soon's to mo- with groat moderation, soolpg ti,at
Biz Alexander began by barklng Ut mo tilroueh
100 .pagon Of closo-p,lntod largs ootnyo, whilo i
barkcd at him through only twenty-five pages Of
large typo, leadod, those pages not half tho aizo
Of tho othora. Yo,, Hoo tllat l,ayo beou yory y
temperate. In juatico to Mr.. Fernando Wood
also, dcsiro to yay that tho dog did not bolont
to him, but to his tonant ut will, Thomaa Kely,
and that, boing writton to OH tho subject, Mr.
Wood gayo mo full permission to not m my dis
Grafton against botb Ncly and hiA dog. ro-
main, youfa truly, q. GUSHING,
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MURDER AT kiANISTEE, EaiCH.
Gacnry Cooper Shot, Willie II. Red, by
Arthur EaoNEht0n Supposed lnRf-
tlnlfty OF H1oMgilton's VITO the Ex.
citing Enusc.


Arthur Eaolghton Supposed lnRi.
dnlfty OF t1ougIton's Wife the r1x.
citing Cuuac.
From the MI!tcaukte Nt7cs. ,,n,y NJ.
Wo nro indebted to SloriiY Potter 4, Yosa n,
Manistoo for tl1o shocking dotails of n 1nnrdo,
which cAtno on about O'clock lant rnosdav
morning N part Of tlat place called Fijertn,gn1
Arthur Houghton shot and fatally wo,,ntle1
Henry. Cooper, whilo tho latter was lyipr asioen
In bed. Tile murderer used q lo9yiy-loaictl
Bhot-gun for the purpoao, md paccd tho muzzla
close to tho body Of his victim boforo dischar0-
ing tho poco, to bo Btro Of Accomplishing lila
purpose. A number OF shot wore oxtrncto1i iy
tho surgeon, but many others could not Ia
found, and tho wounda were pronounced fatal.
Cooper continued to sink gradually nll day Iuos.
day, but waB alivo when tho Shorif left for Mil
waukac Tuesday evening, although by that timo
unconscious and unable to speak.
Whom Cooper was first shot ho spraug out Of
bod and confronted Ills murderer 30 that lo
could identify him beyond question. Upon lia
information uoughton WIS Immediately arrested
by Sheriff Yoss, md docs not dony the shooting.
On tho otlor hand no confeHsoa nothing, but
whom confronted with Cooper, said "1t Ind got
to como to that Ho nlgo tnuntinEly askod
Cooper " How 10 liked IT," and oxpressod an ar-
dent wish that 10 might 1.-Two long enough to
"suffor littlo."
Houghton is Of Engliall birth, and 10 said to
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THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, AUGUST l. 1873

1t was necosaery to food ,or forcibly, In order to
accomplished very a,iccosafully, though witt iii,
groat difficulty, by noans OF a small tun-diBh or
funnel introduced into ono nostr, tho otllor
being firmly closod M woli rs tho month"; willis
sl.o Jay on mHttresa, hor hands md feet boIng
glng and ti,us small quantities Of tho btrongest
nourishment, togotller with sttnulantB H,,oli M
brandy and milk, yollta Of oggs, bcof opHonco.
&c., wcre adnluistorod throo or four timoa, at
TIL sllo oamo around gradually to tako food Of
hor own accord, and lost all her dolusonH at,d
in tho course Of q couple Of montfs nftorwar1H
rot!lioa to lor family quito restored In mental
and physical lacalth.
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Recorder EyauH, OF Lancaater pa., Inns been
called upon to decide wllotllor pinchiny tho tails
from ayo allall pups q croaa breed betwoon y
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illo nnnio wrongf3-
.,,-., ~ :! Of 1t Ia not. aa llaY
yoar~od received n leBsoJ0I,, TichH,. !sGning,
with illustrations In tho bstc,iori,
which, ho will roinomfor ,, .onchotl tlIo
ago Of II. n'oaper OF
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nil aro,u,d llor.
/" For tho first two months but comparatively
littlo pain was folt in tho extinction Of tho nee
dies. The skin was thfckeued, harsh md dry,
distributed use Of tho Injections Aftcrwaril
sho suffered aoutely, and often begged witt, tears
TINT their removal might bo postponed from day
to day. About mouth before death Bhe Ind ali
lower portion Of tho right lnng; this was ACCOM-
panied by stridulona breathing, spaam OF tho
glotts, globus Mysterious, crying, aud and other
hystorical manifestations. It was followed by iii
torizea by, great pain mud hypernathonia Of sur
face; tho right arm was Bwollod, hot, aud extremo
ly sensitive; it WaY supported on pillow aud
kept batlel in auodyno lotions. She loHt Apo
tito aud sleep. became much depressed, a,,d gAvo
up I'LL hopes Of recovery: IIor tongno beca'ho
dry mud brown. pulse rapid, socrotions offensive,
aud mind very foobe. A dinrrllDa snporyonol
and the excavations Of bowels and bladdor were
involuntary. She hecamo unconscious and finally
comatoBo, and died Oh tho 25th Of Decenbor, l57l.
"No needles wore removed during the laat
two woeks; 280 wcro takon from hor body dur
ing lifo; II wore found In tho tissues aftor
death; woro passed. from TUG rectum during
sickness; making a tota! OF 900 needles 9nd
piocoB. OF this number, Gig woro wllole md 54
woro pnrts of noodles. One was No. sewing
machine necdlo, aud several wore bont They
position i'll tho body, tloy wore distributed about
d. follows: In right breast, 100 left broaBt
20 abdomen, 60; gonitals, 30; thighs nnd legs,
30 back, 20. OF those removed aftor death, s
woro found iu tho right and in tho left breast;
/ in small abacoaa IN tho orgastro. and / III
tho right iliao region, the point impinging upon
tho poritoneum which Nus discolored With r,ist
aud ono In tho upper part Of lower lobo OF loft
lung. The presence and position of tho noodles
woro indicated to tho patient by the proking uon
Hatlou accustomed by muscular nlovo1nonta
Tlloy woro removed In fow instances et tlrst
BY cutting down upon thom. This proved to
be 4 painful, and, from tho movements Of tho
noedlas In the Tissues, n difficult procoHs. Ions-
morrhago from tho small yessola at times gave
some trouble. Attorwartl, by manipulation, the
ontla OF tho needles werc o1Igagod botwcon the
thumb aud forolinger, and tho points, forced
through tho skin, were seized mud tho needles
oxtraotod with foteeps. somotmca n, much foree
position quite READILY, and frequently moved
from @ ono to two ino'ieh in n day; They produced
ing sensation, and did not SOON to hayo ooll-
trlbutesl III any notablo dogroo toward producing
tho fatal result. In regard to tho proHe,lce Of
this largo number of 1.oedlos In tho system, no
information could be obtained. Tho pationt
repeatedly and porsistently doniod any knowl-
edge Of having intoduce1 thom, either by
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-14

A LADY in Tort Wayne has cards out
for her silver, crystal and tin weddings.
which occur on the same day. Her first
two husbands (divorced) have received
invitations, but psrversely decline attend
in,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-14
AT THIS OFFICE.

The early immigrant to California by
the southern route will remember the
grateful spectacle OF the palm tree grove
ot the mouth of Cahiulla Creek, dis
lance of thirty or forty miles EAST of
Warmers ranch, on the border of the
desert. To the Indians it WAS known as
the Spring of Thousand Palms" and
there they resorted to feed upon the
tender shoots and drink of the grateful
waters Of the spring. SO rare a blessing
in that region, and which the thirsty i'm
migrant also hailed with thrill of de-
light The San Diego (Cal.l Union says
that in the vicinity of this grove are to be
found numerous springs of various
kinds of mineral water; also, hot min
eral springs. The adjacent hills are OF
a clay formation, covered, as is also the
lowland Of the desert, with musquit trees.
The line Of survey taken by the engin-
GERS of the Texas Pacific Railway via San
Gorgonio Pass, has been run within
about three miles of this interesting
spring. Farther to the south are two
other springs that take their names from
palm groves, one being called the
Spring Of the Three Palms" and the
other Dos Palmos." The water of the
latter spring is brackish, being in that
portion Of the desert which is below the
sea level.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-14

The London Times, in late number,
calls upon the writers, thinkers and re-
formers of England to do something to
stem the tide of drunkenness which is
overwhelming the kingdom and under
mining all ranks of society. 1t states
that this vice prevails to a fearful extent
among rich and poor, men and women,
Young and old, and that it is frightfuily
on the increase. A prize of two hundred
and fifty guineas is offered by an advsr-
tisement in the public journals for the
best essay Oh the following subject: "The
temperance Reformation - Its Claims
upon the Christian Church.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-14

WHEN the announcement was made
that the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany had reduced their rates about fifty
per cent. TO all parts Of the country, we
in common with most everybody else,
were made to rejoice at the pleasant in
teligence. SO far as this place is con-
cerned, however, we fail to see that we
have been benefited in the least. The
people Of Pioche who transact nearly all
their business with San Francisco, are
still paying the old rates and are there
fore not conscious that any change has
been made. What has Phoebe done that
it should thus be Disseminated against
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-14
NOTICE..
Caution !!
Notice of Dissolution.

yUyHE CoPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE En-
IL listing between G. W. Morrell and j. M.
Taylor, in the Restaurant business, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, 9. W. Morreii
retiring, he having sold his interest to William
Burns. The business will hereafter be carried
on by Taylor L Burns, who assume all debt and
collect all bills. c. W. MORRELL,
j. NJ. TAYLOR, .H
WILLIAM BURNS.
Phoebe, New. January 81, 1873. ja22-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-31
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CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.
LOCAL SHORT.STOPS.

The election excite II ent increases.
MIR. John Robinson 10 absent from the
city on business Of the Cairo City Prop
er,y Company.
Hon. lsssc Clements, representative
for this district in the national congress,
was in town yesterday.
-Sargesn, Cain having been sick for
some days, las changed of with day po-
licomsn LnHue, who is now acting as ssr-
geant of night police.
An addition tn the city brewery has
just been completed, forming an arch over
tho vacant space between the brewery and
Pritst property. In the second story sew
rrsl line rooms are being fitted up.
After the game Of ball yesterday at
Mound City, the Riverslds entertained
the NemOs with IN excellent supper at
Mrs. Van Oslrand's. Though defeated At
base ball, the Rversides cannot get away
with the Nemos ut the table.
uc Hntuo W phso oail pioyeo NJ
Mound Guy yesterday, was witnessed by
n score or more of Cairo people. As usush
our boys got left" The Riverside club
of Mound City is in fact, Ms well as word
The champion club of southern Illinois,
Another fine cow--whose we do not
know-died yesterday, near the corner Of
Eleventh and Walndt streets Within
the past two or three weeks no less than
ilry or sixty of the best cows in the city
have died, and the disease among them
does not seem to be abalng.
The election contest in Pulaski county
waxes warmer with essh day. The straight
Republicans are making a vigorous can
vass, while tho fusionists ara equally wide
awake, and, though not quite SO noisily,
are equally diligent in the interes, of their
ticket. The indications are that the latter
will be successful.
AT tho real estate auction yesterday,
Mrs. Louis II. Myers became tho pur.
chaser of the Priest property, located on
Washington avenue, near the corner Of
Eighth street. The price paid was g..
$50 oO, which, in tho estimation Of nearly
everyone, was very low. The property Is
among the Gest in the city.
r. Jox,s, fashionable boot and shoe.
maker. Cork sols', Scotch bottoms, and
the latest improvements in the line vf his
business. Only the best ana most com.
/ pe,snt werkmsn employed, and all work
warranted to be arstolsss In every respect.
Shop on Commercial avenue, near corner
Of Tenth street. l0-7-tf
AT about oiSleck last night strange
man wa. foaSd iysnS - tho loves oppo.
site tho I'linois CeutSdf passenger depo,
IL On inssnsible stats II intoxics,iou.