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Grimalkin in the ShrOuds.
From tie Etinuur.a Scotsman.

From tie EdInUursa Scotsman.
During the recent ga.es the schooner
Eagiet lay in To5ermory harbor In furl:ng
the mainsail, cat belonging to the vessel,
without the knowledge OF the sailors, got
rolled up, and while the sal continued furled
it could not escape from its confinement.
For twenty-three days the sail lay un-
touched, and during that time poor puss
was close prisoner. Without food or drink,
and with only small quantity of air.
When the sail was unfurled the Cat dropped
out in such II weakly state that it could not
stand. The sailors nursed their favorite so
carefully that in day or two it was skip
ping about the vessel as if nothIug bad hap
pened.
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FORECLOSURE SALE

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT CoURT,
~ MANITowOC COUNTY,
Henry Stoll, against Henry Schmidt, and
Julia Schmidt. his wife.
la virtue of, and pursuant to Judgement
Order of Foreclosure, and Sale, rendered in
the above entitled action, on the 18th day Of
December. A. D., 1878 at a regular term of
the ircuit Court for ManIowoc County, held
ut the Court House in the City of Manitowoc.
| shall expose for sale, and sell ut public
veadue, to the highest bidder, at the Sheriffs
office in said City Of Mani'owoc, and State
of Wisconsin, on the 26th day OF June, A. u.
1874 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said
day. to-wit: All the following mort gageo
premises, or so much of the same rs may be
necessary to satisfy the amount ad-judged TO
the Piaintltf, together with the costs Interest
an expenses. Lot No Six. in Section No.
twenty-four t2Il. ia Township No. nineteen
Q9), Range No. tw-nty-three (23l East,
lying and being III the County 70 Manltowoc
and State Of Wisconsin. Containing forty
four and 71-l00 acres of land, according to
Government survey, more or less.
Dated Sherlf's Office, MantOwoc, Wisconsin,
this Sth day Of Mayr is74
r. d. SMART, Sheriff,
MaCitowoc Comfy
WHIrE FoRKEsr, Att'ys, for Plaintiff
S2l-6w
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SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution issued out Of
anu under the Seal of the Circuit Court of
Manitowoe County. upon judgement rem
dered in said cocnty on the 18th day Of
March, 1878, before Don A. Shove, Police
Justice, for the Cty of Manitowoc. In favor
of QuiriIE E sen as trustee of Mani owOc Coun-
ty, and against George N. "oodin and Ell
lazy Is Treat, a transcript of which SAID
Judgement WAS duly filed in the office of the
Clerk of the CIrca,t Court of Manitowoc
County, snj said Judgment duly docieted
in said Office on the 10Th day of April, A. ID.
1878, have levied upon all the right, title
aud interest which the said Defendants
George N. v oodiu and Ellary b Treat had
on the 10th dty Of April 1873 or at any time
thereafter Of in and to the following describ-
ed property lo-wit.
Lots No. nine, ten, eleven, twelve, four
teeL and sixteen III block No two hundred
aud fifty one (!5l) in the city and county Of
Manitowoc, anu state of Wisconsin.
Which said property will sell at public
veniue to the highest bidder at the Sheriffs
office at the Court House in the City Of Mani
towoc on the nth day of Juy. 1874, at 10
o clock in the forenoon Of said day.
Dated 5heriffs Office ManitowOc Wis. this
25ih day of May, 2574.
r. ID. SMART,
Sheriff Maniiowoc Co, Wis
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a South Carriiun paper states that,
with period ct FIVE days, ,, 900 pieces
Of real estate have been sold for .axes
in that State. Twenty-nine hundred
pieces of real estate 20 poor and unpro-
ductive that the owners cannot pay the
taxes. 1t is not difficult to :race the cause
of this sad condition of things. The frauds
and stealings of carpe, b-g knaves, wan
ton misgovernmen,, and disregard for the
rights Of the people. havs borne their bitter
fruit and the only consolation received by
the tax payers of that State when they
prayed for relief from the President was a
deliberate dismissal from the Official
presence. Outrage has followed Outrage,
aud, last Of all, comes confscation. 1t is
little relief to the victims that the results of
reconstruction can 60 no further. A Chicago
Tribuns.
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FORECLOSURESALE.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT CoUST,
~ MANiTUw"c County
Henry Stol, against Henry Schmidt and
Julia Schmidt his wife.
In virtue.of, and pursuant to Judgement
Or Ter of Foreclosure and Sale, rendered IN
April, \ ID 1874. ut il special term of the Cir
cult Court for Nanit'woc County. held at the
Court Iiouse in the City Of Fond du Lac.
in the County Of Fond du Lac, aud State of
Wisconsin. shall expose for sale, and sell
at pab,ic veudne, % the highest Ni'idcr, at
the Shcriff's Office in tie City and County OF
Mouitowoc, and State of Wi.consin. on the
26th day Of June, \. ID. 1874, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon of said day. all the following
mort aged premises or SO much of the same
as IN ~ he necessary to satisfy the amount
adjudged to the Plaintiff, together with the
interest, costs and expenses, to-wit: Lot
No, SIX C61, in section No tweuty-tuur (2i).
in township No. nineteen (i9), range 20.
tweu;y-'!rce t-31 east ls ius and beng In
the CoGnty of M.nitowu., aud Site OF Wis
consiI coatlinin. foG!, four 17-lo0 acres Of
land, more or less, according to Government
surv,y.
Dated sheriff Office ManitowoC, Wis this
Sth day OF Nay 1874
X. W SMART, Sheriff,
Mauitewoc County. WIs.
WHITE & FoRREsT, Att'ys, for Plaintiff
S2l 6w
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GREAT BRITAIN.
Raggio, the Restless.

WAUrUN, May ga sensation has
been made here by the several attempts at
escape by convicts from the state prison.
Last Saturday afternoon, while they were
grading the prison side track, one of the
convicts took French leave. but was soon
overhauled, and within two hours from the
time he was missed he was back again and
in mons; poor fooi-he only had ie"
weeks more time to serve but now he is
liable to one years additional time.
Raggio u Co. made another attempt To
escape on Monday, by cutting away the
iron bars of window in the north wrng.
Th-y succeeiec in eluding the officers urtii
..ey had got the bars cut off, ami attempt
ed to let them elves through, but Were
discovered ia TIM, to frIstrate the r littIr
plan. TLey We're taken to tnt,r cells and
Ironej, and this morning. returned TO It cir
work 10 the paint shop. Having conceived
the idea that SOM fellow convict ha.'
penched, they attempted To puni>h II ttw,
u
tent, but not so extensively they intcn-
ded The fight became quite t"" general
for them. Axes, harness, m.Ii=tS. and
clubs were brought into use, bus he ATTACK
ing party were soon conqneied, ami nos
they are Ia 'he cool >ha .e- u! tie ia = rs,
ruminating ami rejecting uTon the uncer-
tajn,y OF things IN general ani escape irou
Irisou II particular; aud thry sIli have
ample time for such reflections and mediIs-
! tious. At the present time all appears
! quiet. 4 previous attempt in JANUARY
| ast was nealy success, but this last one
proving Il IA allure, he may give up and think
| best to be quiet aid stay out the balance
| Of bis term, which will be better for him.
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~ lkCUIT COURT-CALUNET COUN-
~ TI.
Ascen;h b. Wheeler
against. Summons for relief
Paui IL. wheeler. Com. not served.
To Paul II Wheeler, defendent
SiR:-i az hereby summoned and re
quired to answer the complaint in this ac-
tiou, which Is filed in he office of the clerk
OF the Circuit Court for Caumet county. 1t
his Office, in the village Of Chiffon. in
I'd county and to serve Il copy of
your answer the subscriber at bis
Office in the village of Chiffon, Calumet
counIy. Wisconsin. within twenty d ,ys after
;he service hereof, exc usve of the day of
such service and II you frii to answer the
com mll1int aforesaid. the plaintiff, will ap-
p.v to ,he court for tbe relief deman andcd III
the complaint
Dated At Chiffon, wis. April I7h. 1874
} L MCNULLES.
PLintitf's Atforuy
Please take notice RI u the summons and
complain IN thts action. were filed in the
office Of the clerk Of the Circuit of Calumet
county, on the 25Ih day Of AprilI 1874
J f MCMULLEy.
20-6w Plaintiff Attorney
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STATE NEWS.

Lancaster is going to have a new hotel.
West Bend will have Barbecue on the
Fourth of July.
Corn planting is finished in the southern
part Of the state.
Fourth Of July celebrations will be popu'
lar in this state this year.
Chioch bugs have made their appearance
10 some of the southern counties.
Two drunken shoemakers in front Of the
First National Bank, at Racine, were TAX
en- for burguIars and arrested.
A little daughter Of Mr.. Zelmer, Of the
to~n of Harris, Marquette county, was
burned bo death short time ago.
S. D. Stone, ticket agent of the St. Paul
railroad at Madison has been sued by Mr..
Hayhnd for $780, zoe damages.
Camp meeting time has come again AMI
Methodis. elders are happy. The first Of
the season is TO be held at Melrese in the
Lacrosse district,
The sicka. agent: cf the Northwestern
railroad, at Jefferson and Fort Atkinson,
have been arrested for charging mere than
three cents per mile.
A maniac woman, Of Oshkosh attempted
to make'an argel Of her daughter, the 9th.
er day, but the neghhors interferei and the
girl Is 10 more of an angei than the rest of
US,
The water in the upper Fox river is 50
lo~ as TO materially hinder navigation.
The Berlin Jom nal says that unless rains
soon come to swell the river, navigation
must cease entirely.
Ahnapee is to have first class bartor
The harbor comm missioners have let the
contract for building harbor ut the mouth
Of the river to Chas Ross at seven dollars
per lineal foot. The pier Is to be 424 feet
Dong and II feet wide.
The other day when JUICE Bum, Of La
Crosse sentenced the Egan brothers TO three
years in the State Prison, the eldest hung
mis- head for a few moments, and then smil
dn1 family, said musingly, three years
HI, Judge, that's a pretty long time be
tween inks"
An enterprtsng shoemaker iu Grand
Rapids has the following poetical sign in
front OF bis shop:
Blow, blow yc heavenly bree.es,
III among the leaves and treeses,
Sing sing We heavenly muses..
And will mend your shoeses
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FORECLOSURE SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,. Circui. Cours
~ MANIrowoC COUNTY.
7. G. 0LMSTED,
County Judge.

STANIE OF %ISGgSstS' 5o9S1I C.rcui. Court
The Milwaukee Mechanics Mutual Insur-
ance Company, Plaintiff, against Peter
William Mieboldt, LOUISA WieUo dc his wife
and John Gauieib oa -hse, Defendants,
Dy Wrtueof and pursuant to Judgement
Order vi foreclosure ;.nd sale rendered III the
above entitled action, on the 18TH day Of
May 1874, at d Special Term of the Circuit
Court, Tor ManItowoc County, Wisconsin.
Held Ut the Court House, ia the City of
Fond du Lac, County Of Fond du Lac, and
State OF WISCONSIN. 1 shall expose for sale
and sell ut pubic ycndue, To the highest
bidder, at the Sherlff's Uflce III the CIV of
Aiauitowoc; Oh the lth day of July 1874 at
10 o clock III the forenoon OF said day, all
the following Morgaged premises. or Sc
much OF The same as MAY he necessary to
satisfy the amount adJ udged to the plaintiff
together with the lnterist, costs and exi enses
tU-wlt
Lots, No. one and two. in Block two-
hunurcl and sixty-uIne (2o9 situated and
being IN the City and County of Manitowoc,
anu State OF Wisconsin
Dated Sherilf's Oiics Manitowoc,, this
% day Of Nay 1874.
X. u. SMART, Sheriff
ManitG~oc Couuty, Wisconsin.
WHITE x + oRRELr, Att'ys Tor Plaintiffs.
S23-9w
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FORECLOSURE SALE

CTATE OF WlSCON SIN CIRCUIT CouRr,
= MAN'rowoc COUNTY.
An,sti>irs Kryzinski, Plaintiff John Franz
nd Herman Martins Executors, of the last
Viii. and Te-tement of George Ruutz
Elizabefh kun,z, ard Golfred kuntz
Defendants liz virtue Of and pursuant to a
Judgement Ord of foreclosure snd sale
Rendered in the above entitled action on
the s IA day of April. A. ID. 1874 at II
special term Of tie Circuit Court for Man.
itowoc County held at the Court House, in
the City of Fond dn Lee, and County Of
Foni du Lac and State of Wisconsin !
shall expose for sale. and sell at pablo ven
due. to the highest bidder at he Sheriff
Office, in the City and County Of Nanitowoc,
and State of Wisconsin, on the 18th day of
June A. ID 1874. at 10 o'clock in the fore-
noon Of said day, all the following mortgaged
premises or so much of the sane as may be
necessary to satisfy the amount aiiudged to
the plaintiff together with interest. costs
and expenses. to- wit: Lots No ten eleven.
and twelve in bloak No. two-hunjred and
seventy one, t27il, situated and living in
the city and County Of Manitowoc, and
Stat of Wisconsin.
Dated Sherif7s Office Man;towoe, Wis. this
l2th day, of May. 1874,
K d SMART Sheriff,
Msnitowoc County Wis
WHITE FORREST, Attys, for Plaintiffs
62l-SW.
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SUSAN B. ANTHnNY's FINE.

WASHINGTON, Nav 31.-Tte House Ju-
d dciary omm utee reported upon the peti
ton OF Susan B. Anthony for remission Of
the fine imposed by Judge Hunt, OF the
Nortbe Il District of New York, for al
legged illegal voting, saying that upon the
question of Withdrawing the case from the
jury. it would seem that the Judge himself
vacilla,ed in the trial, because he permitted
evidenc. to be gone into on both sides as
questions Of fact, tending to show whether
the petitioner did or did not vote knowing
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NORTlVWESTE HOITSE

Fran Kiln St. ManItownc NJ Ketfenhofen
Proprietor. The large brick addition receuIlv
built iurri ished in excellent sly le, ma K ne
1t one OF tae largest and most complete notels in
Manito toc. good sable is kept IN connect iol
with tue house, wnere stock viii Ue we'll provided
l2-a1Iy
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CHARLES SCHAEEER,

/ uNAsHIo.ABLB TAILOR, has removed to
L Buffalo street, , doors west of Rand {
Store. Al! work warranted well done and
to fit.
Manitowoc, Nov. 80, 1873 l4-25-Iy
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GEORGE N. WOODIN.

Attorney and Counselor at Law, an ! Court Com
m ssluner tor NauIlo cJunly. All business en-
trU-',d to his care will he promptly AID fIithuIy
after lei TO. Avce honestly gwen. tor whica =
reasonable charge vii. be M IL. Office cp Buffalo
ST.. between Eignth and Ninth IL Al;
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FOREIGN,

Germany mot Pressing a Cand tdate
ter the spanish ThrOne.-CaIeb
Cushing Recover his False Step IN
Nadiid. Ne Press Of Comfort Tor
the NtW FreaCh Minlsiry Its
Career not Likely to be Long or
Brillinnt.-SeriOus Riot in Lin
crick
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UNION RDTSE.

Commercial->t oct aeen E.atta and Ninth Mani
towoc. Miles McMaDou. proprietor Best accom-
m''dati"nS Tor tie traveHn: Duoc. Terms cheap
and satisfaction guaranteed, IA 40 Il
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GREENE and NASH

1 TTORNEYS AND oCUNsELoRs AT LAW
n IHibe on Eighth-street, Manito voc.
Wisconsin. Collection promptly attended
to. l4-25-ly
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GER MAN Y.

BERLIN. May 3l.-Ihe runners that
Germany seeks to disturb the Luxembourg
treaty and to revive the candldature Of a
German Prince for the Spanish throne,
which have been for some days ii, circu
lation throughout Europe, are considered
here to be wholly without foundation.
Prince Bismarck is slowly recovering his
health on his own estates at Varziu.
SPAIN.
MADRID, May 31.-Caleb Gushing,
Minister Of the United States, was received
today by President Seabala with the GUS
tomary ceremonies.
Seno, Mantila has been appointed Min
lister of Spain at Washington.
The Government has forbidden the press
from attacking the Government financial
schemes.
BAYoNNE, May 3l.-Hernanis complete
ly invested by the Carlists, who have had
some sharp skirmishes with the garrison.
FRANCE.
PARIS, May 3l.-The assembly has
settled upon the following as the order in
which the important business before it j..
20 be taken up First, the Municipal
Electoral bill second, the Municipal
Organization bill and the third, the
General Electoral bill.
bo C,,bni;, Hi,,l. & ,h;s b,s toan
entertaining the pilgrims from the Uui.ed
States.
PARIS, May 3I.-At the meeting of the
Left to-day, it was resolved that a motion
for the di, solution Of the Assembly should
be pressed, and that overtures should be
made to other sections of the Chamber to
secure their cooperation in the movement.
PARIS, May 81. The sale and circua-
ton of the Steele newspaper has been
prohibited in several departments.
Prince Napoleon has been nominate d
for the Assembly in the departments of
Charente Inferieure, aud Seine.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, June l-5:30 H. MA serious
riot occurred in Limerick yesterday. A
mob of about 1000 persons attacked a
party Of militia. The police defended the
the latter and were stoned by the rioters.
Reinforcements arrived from the stations,
and the riot was finally sup pressed after a
considerable number had been injured.
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Dentist, Office in Sherman's new building on
< EgbIhst., Manitowoc. Particular attention
given to all tie different branches OF the profess
ion, and all wvrx warranted. Ieetn extracted
witt. out palm. l2.43Iy
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IN PROBATE-ManksO County
y Court,

tn The matter Of The estate OF afI BretI
deceased.
To all whom it may concern Letters Of
of Administration on said estate of Carl Bretz
having been issued to Frederick l. Ltwrence
on the 12nd day of December b. 1878 and
five months from and after said DAY being
allowed and limited for creditors TO present
their claims for examination and allowance.
Notice is hereby given tina: the undersigned
will on the first Monday of July next and on
he first Monday Of each of the three sue
ceeding mouths thereafter. AT the Probate
Office in the City Of Nanitvwoc in said Coan-
ty, receive examine. and adjust all claims,
and demands OF all persons against said de-
ceased.
S23-3w T.G. OLNsrEp, Co. udge.
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ADAM ROBERTS.

Adam Roberts. Blacksmith nd Wagnn-maker
shop the OF Sc .th AMI YORK sts
North Side. Manitowoc. Does ali kinds o
IRON wor& good and '.eIp any other estab
lisbnent IN III CITY. IS 36-
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WILA.lAN LYNCH.

Fashionable Fair. Al! goods mad 5v he sub
scr ler are warran.ed to fit form. Prices rel-
sonahie- anC L Diuui to ple.se those who give
me their custom Sn y on York-st.. tao doors
vest OF lie " ndiale Hou,e 12Hl
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Dealer in owes also Nanu Tacturer of Tin Sneet
Iron ana CoDoer ware. All kinds OF rep tiril. . ton,
Eishth-st., between York and BuGa.o, Manu- y~ot
- "a
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q. BIELING,

Professor OF Music etc.wIil give lessons Vocal auo
instrumental Muse il the city OF MJnitowoc ana
NO Rivers. residence on EIgatb-st.. the
Court House. IL A. -1y
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Sewing Machines at Cost.

As wish to close up the Sewing Ma
chine business, will sell what | have On
hand ut cost prices. Those IL need of
machine will do well to call at the store Of
Sll-tf F. W. BoRCHEHDr.
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WASHINGTON.

The Conference CSHAmittee On the
Finance Riil.-SnaSl prospect q
COncl0AiOo BEING keACheA--ffoo
Able Defeat Of the view Tar1n BID:
"A weiteW ashteY InveSsfHatieh q
Indian Conlract0.
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BIUGHUPUTCA Al.

Gen Benjamin F. Bristow is native of
kentu.ky, 1 years Of age, and lawyer
by profession. He entered the United
States service a. Captain Of cavalry, from
turkev, on the break ing out Of the re
hclion. ana served in the Arrv of the
Cumberland until peace Was declared.
When mustered cur, he held a Briga9ier-
Generals commission. President Grant
sen; has name to the Senate for the pn- rtion
of Attorney General at the same time he
nominated Williams tor Chief Justice Of
the United States
THE CHANCES IN TIE SENATE
lt is thought extremely probable that
Bristow will he confirmed tomorrow, hut
grave doubts are expressed as to Mr..
Richardson's ate. There seems to be no
reason why he should be confirmed, while
there are reasons without number why he
shouI be rejected II has not vet trans
pired how the President became satisfied
a corfirmat tion could be hai ami 1t would
appear that his anxiety to settle the matter
led hun to jump at assurance based or
verv slight grounds, such as he would have
held utterly Insufficient at any other time
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Defler in all xmas o. Stoves an HIriware. and
Manufacturer o Cooper. Tin. and S S1eet-iron ware
Eig"ih-st.. South side. ne,r the Bridge, Manrto
soc. 10 44-ly
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PAUL LUEBNEIk.

Paws tue BIGGEST p.Ice f.r Wue..t and other prn
duce. ONCE on he northeast corner of BufTa 20 ant
Eighth SIS. Manitowhc l2 AM
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f. CATRUS,


Wholesale and Ret ~ dea er IN Hats Caps Furs
Gloves, Mittaus, Robes ETC.. Yurk-st. bet cen
EiEi.tn and Ninth, Manitowsc. f2-i4yI
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FRED. SCHREDER.

Keeps ali kinds o. Meats. Sausage. Hams Lard
etc, which he "il sell at the lowest prices IN
quiutty aud kind tn smt purchasers. ANY ore
wing ca tie hogs or sheen sell, Will c.ll me
ano ieceise toe highest prices. u 44-lv
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The Treasury.
THE RECENT RESIGNATIoNs.


w WAsUINGToN, ID. c., June 1.-The resig.
nations Of both Secret dry Rictardson and
Solicitor Banfeld, were rendered and nc-
cepred ny th4 President on Friday night.
Speculation is rife as to the successorship
IN the case OF Banfell The name of Mr..
Jord"n, his predecessor has been
mentioned, also that CT Mr..
Joseph Ii. Robinson, the present Assistant
Solicitor. The later gentleman is thorough
" familiar with all the details OF The Office,
and an excellent lawyer. Should the Presi-
dent decide to abide by the Civil Service
rules, Mr.. Robinson will b. promoted The
vacancy probably will not be fllei fo. swo
weeks. The nomination of Bristpw has
b., received with much satisfaction, as a
very happy solution OF troublesome
question. 1t Is said that up t. Friday last
Vi. DrltuD WAS confident that he would be
chosen for the place
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WISCONSIN HOUSE

Corner of NIn'a and Jav streets. Jere DALEY.
Proprietor. TINS = ncuse. and well fitted
up with al modern Improvements. A GOOD stable
is also kept IT, connectroa with tie house 80
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THE REPoRr CONCLUDES:

Therefore, because the fine has been i'm
posed by court of the United States, for
an cffense triable by jury without the same
being submitted to-a jury and because the
court assumed to itself the right to enter q
verdict without submitting the case to the
jury, and, in order that the judgment of the
House of Representatives, it it concur with
the Judgment Of the committee. may, in
the most signal and impressive form mark
its determination to sustain in its integrity
the common law right of trial by jury, your
Committee, recomm end that the rayer of
the pe.ioner be granted.