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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-16
Milmaukce flrQot Fist.

ARTISTS AND PAINTERS MATE.
RAILS.
Gustavus Bode, No. II Spring Street.
Samuel Gamer, 4OG East Water Street.
Beer BoTTlERS,
Chas. Osthelder, at East Water Street.
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS
AND 8TA1IoNERS,
Strickland 4 CO., 800 East Water street.
Observation-Disclosures.
Strickland Il Co., 393 East Water Street.
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURES.
Mann, Beals h Co., 81 Huron Street.
BUTTER, EGGS, FRUIT, CoMM'sN.
l.. +. Wells Il Co., 142 West Water Street.
CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY, HOUSE
FURNISHING DRY GOODS.
GOllt NTH Il Co., 1865 and 3CB Broadway.
CARRIAGE GOODS.
Shadbolt Il Boyd, 283, 2S5 and 287 East Water st.
CEMENT, DRAIN and SEWER PIPE.
II. Bcrthclet 4 Co., 40 West Water Street
CHEMIST--ANALYTlcAL.
Gustavus Bodc, No. II Spring Street.
CLOCKS, WATCHES and JEWELRY
Gu. Pruesscr L. Bro, 43s East Water Street.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
s3nonds Il Brooke, 1872 East Water Street.
COAL MINERS AND DEALERS.
Mcdonald, Maxon T. Co., 2l7 East Water Street.
II. i. Pearson ITO w. Water st. Choice aud carefully
2reprd Coa Fire Erick, Fire clay, Stucco Cement.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Chandler, Brown T. Co., % Michigan Street.
cRockERY AND GLASS WARE.
g. Eissfcldt Bro, 28o East Water Street.
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MoLDJNc.
Sanger, Rockwell & Co. Send for Circular
DRY cooDS--WhoLESAlE.
Con Frank, $50 and 2Gl East Water Street.
Landauer Co., SAT and $40 Broadway.
FLAW. EXTRACTS, PERFUMERY.
Chas. L. Kiewert Co., ITO and 112 Huron Street.
FURNJTURE-.MANF'8 D. DEALERS.
Matthew'S Nat, Bros. \ Co., 4l9 and At Broadway.
John F. Orchard. 121 and 1923 Wisconsin Street.
Nathan Brick, l26 and l28 Spring Street.
cRocERS -FANcY--WHoLEsALE.
Anson Bros, 3O7 East Water Street.
| Kummel h Norris, 3O5 East Water Street.
cRocERS--WHolESALE.
Durand, Robinson Il Co., 31s, 800, 1922 East Water st.
Smith, Soandy Co., SIS and ST East East Water st.
HARDWARE and TIMERS STOCK
z. + A. g. Sexton Co., 338 and $40 East Water 81,
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES.
Douglas Sherman, 149 Wisconsin Street.
IRON AND HEAVY HARDWARE. =,
PIERCE Whaling, 1873 to 147 West Water Street,
John Pritzlad, 500 Third Street.
IRON FENCES, VAULT, JAIL WORK
Bayley Greenslade, 81 to 81 Chicago Street.
instrumentation and Wood Work
O. I. p.ch.rd 55rs West w.ts- &C., &C.,
| MeN,e Es,nnao Lie Coone
simonds = sroote' sss East Wnte, 49,. wV0S'
| asn1esne1~ ,s...-
swale. Cameron Co. aae R,o,Jra1
M0II1 n1u~e Am s.s1a~ae
J. G. Iverson 60 x1s snT tso E.st Watss Co..
! N0ronno Ann eAM1w o~@~o
,ssn1, Een" ~O0oo'
n. M.rv,no sec nsooJ.s..
J. H. Rice l. Friedman, 329 and a31 East Water a..
PAINTS AND WINDOW CT Aee
!. E. Patton Co.. 90 East water street
PAPER AND srAT'Y..NvholE aAl e
Tytus Hamilton X Co.. 3s2 and az nroadv.v
PhoTocRApHERs' MATEpIHi
Gustayus Bode. No. II Snrino street
plcTuREFpAMEa ana cupoMoe
Gnstavns Rode No II s,-;no s.tr.at
Die 1non.A+ nos+o,,s p.,...
M;rerva Fnr~.cs r. 80 w. w. S.rss.
pAca aaErAia pAnEn eTocv
p..-s.., 49,, !, H." -. y =. ~ o1V~Ns
| 1'04'"A1 o""eeA q 0lo'' oo2 Iast water 6troet.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-16
CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AN
2IHlE

CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND
SICK
from no other cause than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITs
will destroy worms without injury to tho child
being perfectly WHITE and FREQ from all colorins
or othor injurious ingredients usually used in
worm preparations.
CURTIS BROWN, PnorRIEroRs,
No. ZIG Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists and CheN,isss aud dealers In
Medicines, at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Box,
THIRTY YEARS. EXPERIENCE OF AN
OLD NURSE.
MRS. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP IL THE PRE-
Of ono Of tho best Tomale Physicians and
Nurses in tho United States, and has boon used for
thirty years with failing safety and success
BY millions Of mothers and children, from tho fco.
bic infant Of ono week old to the adult 1t corrects
aicdity Of the stomach, relieves wind cholc, regu-
lates tho bowels, and gives rest, hcalth and com
fort to mother and child. We believe it to be tho
Best and Surcst Remedy In tho World in all cases
OF DYSENTERY and nIARRH0sA IN CHILDREN,
whether 1t arises from Teething from any other
cauLc. Full directions for using will accom- pany
each bottle. None genuine unless tho fac smle
CURTIS PERKINS Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold By ALL MED1cNE DEALERs.
"NOTHING BETTER.o Cutler Bros Boston
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-16
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF An
OLD NURSE.
the MARKETS.

NOTHING BETTER." Cutler Bros, Boston
DIR. John Ware. celebrated VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BAlsAM, for Colds and Consumption
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-16
PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT,

Permanent Empl0ymoat. Men and No
men wanted. Full pArticulars free.
Address w. A. HENDERSON CO.,
Cleveland. O., or st. Louis. Mo-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-16
THE STRENGTH OF MATERIALS.


HOW THE EYE Is SWEPT AND WASHED.
For us to be able to see objects clear
~ and distinctly, it is necessary that
the eye should be kept clean. For this
purpose it is furnished with a little
gland, from which flows watery fluid
(tears), which is spread over the eve
by the lid, and it is afterward swept off
by it, and runs through hole in the
bone to the under surface of the nose.
while the warm air passing over it
while breathing, evaporates it. It is
remarkable that no such gland can be
found in the eyes of fish, as the element
in which they live answers the same
purpose.
# the eye had not been furnished
with liquid to wash it, and lid to
sweep it off, things would appear as
they do when yon look through q dusty
glass. Along the edges of the eyelids.
there are great number of little tubes
or glands, from which flows an oily SUBJ
stance which spreads over the surface
Of the skin, and thus prevents the edges
from being sore or irritated, and it also
helps to keep tears within the lid.
There are also six little muscles attach
ed to the eye which enable us to move
it in every direction; and when we con-
slider the different motions they are
capable of giving to the eye, we cannot
but admire the goodness of Him who
formed them, and thus saved lis the
trouble of turning our heads every time
we wished to view an object.
FOR TENDER-HEARrED HoUsEKEEpERs.
An immediate and painless method
of killing insects for chronological spec
linens, is given by Professor Williams
in a recent number of Nature. On the
bottom of wide-mouthed bottle or
pill-box, slip of blotting paper is laid
and then saturated with bisulphide of
carbon. The insect is then introduced
into the vessel, and Immediately sue
cumbs to the poisonous influence of
the vapor. AS death is preceded by O
brief period of insensibility, it is ad-
vised to confine the insect for few
moments after all signs of life have dis
appeared.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-16
CRUMR S
CO NJ FORT

= Buy CRUMBs OF COMFORT Of your storekeepe4, II
he has them, or viii procure them for yoa; not,
send US one dollar, your name, and the name o1
your nearest express station. and Weswin send
you ten bcxes, and sample Of 1artlstts- BlseAinG
and Pearl BlueiDg, free Of cost.
CRunns or CoHroR1 can be had Of All VAolesals
Grocers and Dealers I'm the United states. ea1 Re-
tail Dealers win find them the most p161t liable,
r NJ nd in fha ms ret
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-16
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
Tho Cultivation Of tho Applc.

The Cultivation OI INC ApVucs
The year before setting the orchard
tho land should be made rich with
manure and cultivated deeply. The
trees from tho nursery should be care
fully taken up in the spring, and not nj
lowed to freeze or dry, but kept in n
moist condition by packing the roots III
moss if carried some distance to be set.
Trees have larger roots grown in sandy
soil than in clay soil. Good, healthy
trees two or three years old will do to
set out in the orchard from thenursery.
When set the roots should be trimmed
with sharp knife of surplus roots, not
too much, and wet in water and planted
about two inches deeper than when in
thenursery, the earth we'll and closely
trees grew rapidly on loan soil.
CULTIVATION.
The young orchard is generally cul-
tivated till it is eight years old with
crops of corn, wheat, barley or potatoes,
but the pillow is not allowed to come
nearer the tree than three feet, and that
lightly, when near the tree After cul-
tivating the orchard eight years and
manuring with old manure, level the
ground by narrowing, and not seeding
down with any other grass than orchard
grass aud if seeded at all let it be done
very thinly, as stiff sod of grass pre-
vents the rain from penetrating the soil
to the roots of the trees. There are
two sets of roots to the apple tree; one
set is called the carrot root, which go
downward, and the other roots, called
the feeding roots, branch outward from
near the surface of the soil as deeply
rs the earth is warmed by the sun.
Hence the feeding root should not be
disturbed by the pillow, or the tree will
not fruit we'll. Narrowing the orchard
and mulching with decayed vegetable
mold from the wood lot or auckland, is
better than manure, as green manure
produces insects.
PRUNING OR TRIMMING OF THE ORCHARD.
The trimming process should be done
with great care to form q rather low,
convenient rOund va11,anroa1 ton IN
, 1874-04-16

What President SaHc, OF the Pacific
Mill Company, zzus to Say About H.
NEW YonK, Apgi! 15.-Russell Sage, tho prcHl-
dent Of tho Pacific AIail Steamship Company
makes tho following statement concerning tho
appropriation OF 9G0O,u00 for ita uso in Waah-
tpgton III 1879, during tho Stockwell adninls-
tratiou, tho Pacific h1ail Steamship Company ap-
pliod to Congross for subsidy. 6tockwell had
told lis Successors in Office that ha had been In"
lucod to mako thla application by one Irwin, tho
Companys agent at San Francisco, CAL, who Ind
informed him (stookwelD that ali English COM
pany waB about to start NJ orpoaltlon
line hotwoeu China aud San Francisco, aud
it WAS essential that tho Pacific Mail Company
should havo subsidy in order to compete profit
ably stockwell further told them. That having
BECOME alarmed he employed Irwin to 70 to
Washington to lobby for tho Company. lryln hired
y magnificent houso. entcrtaiuod royalty, en1
procured tho subsidy, bnt his bill amounted to
SG00000 aud he had the money. for the amount
OF tho subsidy waB bindly charged oil tho books or
tho Company to tho san Francisco Agency, No
information was obtained ftom him as to his OK
ponditures. When tho HaEo administration
came into powor, they nskcd for bill OF itosns
but Iylin suddenly left for Europe, and tlaB not
since appeared lsore. Tho Company aro taking
measures to rocoyor ea0O.000 worth Of property
which ho haa bought III lhisa1esplMa as.tl
transferred to liB BiBtor. Ex-prehdellt Stock
well in also III Europe.
, 1874-04-16

nights since, l,o was sahon buldonly III. and
mover recovered.
1t is Proposed to oroot Il statue OF DR.. Lly-
ingstono in Edinburgh.
lilo Now York Aldermen llavo ton1orod tho
hospitality Of tho city to Sir Lnmberton Lor-
rnsnc, commander of tho British war-vcascl
Niobo. Tho Army and Navy Club Of this CITY
will yivo lin a reception on Tuesday oSoning
next,
Tho Illinois State Auditor roooivot1 yesterday
from tho County Collectors and paid into the
sato TronBury, 3og,60110. Thls makos tho
total amount received to date $04B, ,88d.27.
--Rouben Mason, Of parig, Mich, waB instant
" killed day before yesterday by his clothes
catching on tho main shaft Of Ills sl,ingle-mtll,
which was mixing 800 revolutions per minute.
Io .was drawn in, and instantly crushed to
death.
a br1,to named r. G. Claso, nttomptod rnpo
night before last OH tho little 6-ycnrold taugh-
tor OF J. Hay, living threo 1niloa North OF Van
Wort, o. Tho child was roported In rrecarions
condition yesterday morning. The ruf1ian flod,
but nGlcera nro In hot pursuit.
Tho dead body Of n young man, apparently
about IS or ID years Of ago, was found lying near
tho odgo Of tho Illinois Nivor, in tho Township
of Peru, noar LasaIle, yesterday afternoon, and
footprints Indicated That Bomo person lad re~
equity drawn linn out Of tho rivor. The body
lins not beon identified yot. An Inquest will bo
held this morning.
, 1874-04-16

Tho u1arm Of fire at 1910 last evontng, from
Box No. 1853, waB caused by tho discovery Of
flamoH in tho two-Btory fra1no building, No. 175
M miyihom M h1roos' 4ccMPlea @ na grocery an9 u"o,
stock was about s6oo, fully covered by insurance
i'll tho Hloho.
Yentorany morning the house OF J, A. J. Ken
dig, No. 1877 South Hoyno street, was entered by
burglars, nnd $40 il, money, somo jowolry,
clothing nnd three valuable pipes woro stolen.
A lady, tho noxt door Ioghbor to Mr.. Keudig,
of tho property, but sho was 80 overcome by
fright TINT s1,a could not give tho alnrm. THIS
ls tho third time within fow months Lhat Mr..
Kendig las beon burglarized.
, 1874-04-16
DEATHS.


DUTCH At Ezeor, N. H.. tho III, Inst. OF CON.
e. 81 @ e e aso ssass of 'h' ''s0 0'
,MoAKLEY-Agsl II fs74, John 1toak1oy tfosncr!y Of
Now York; aged "a yGnrs a. tho ro,dpcc Of hts br0ttlgr
+. II. Mnaklny, 49, Wn.t Iako.st.
Funeral April IL. at Il O'clock, to Graoelnud.
t1 Eastern papors pohAu copy.
DOHENY--At Mercy Hospital, In this city, on Tucg.
day, Eh inst Patrick Dohony, NATIVE oi County Tlp-
porAry, ireland.
THO romans Will bo takon by 70 Calvary Cenotory
for intorpnt funeral will start st 13 O'clock Erlens
ct tho deceased arc Invited to attend.
MAYEH-Aprll II, at tacomb ILL.,, D. =. Mayer, aged
81 years. E:
iuneral Will take p!sco Friday morning at 10 oeloek.
from tho residence Il his brother larry Mayor 1e73 1a-
aaana.ny., to Rosshill.
,YOuNG-In ths city. April IL. OF paralysis. Lewis
Young, aged g. years.
Friends Of tho family aro invited to attend hts funeral
Friday morning At II O'clock FROM Thirty aud Wal.
l1cG.sts,
es-Pittsbursh Pa.> pnpors ploaso copy. .
GRAFEs-DrGwned. at ParksrburK .Iowa, on tho 18th
Inst, benjamin L. Graves, aon Df iturdfn Graves.
Eanerel vii b. held A. Ill. ato rodenea. 3ss West
GIsecsnd Ce,ngtorg Frsonda Of tho family cordially
fY-iiiun, Falfa and Albany r.ness nlosss cnbv
, 1874-04-16
FOREIGN.
Arrival Of the Remains Of DR..
Livingstone in London.


GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON. Anril 15.-Tho strikc in tue cotton
willis ~ no,tnn roa tormin,tod md onarotivos
..'s $1,000 se.,.t..o. ~ W. H. - 4ar.,.. oeS'9
are e., "oFhlnG on Luz ola setns: ,, m
Tho Southampton steamship A1alina, with tho
body Of DR.. Livingstone on board arrived lore
thin morning. Tho Mayor will formally recciye
t,,a ro,7,;,,s al II oclock tn;a foronoo,, pao ,o
s.1o -, 49, s,,,s -, .,.s rae
Mofchanis are cioslng tnesf stofe8' aho lasS alo
ny1ne AZ hRl-mass. .,-. -.,,,
bouTHAAFToa, hPfll 4o.-ln Accofuancc Will
, 1874-04-16

Special Dispatch to The thicaao Irituns.
Srn1saF1ELp, ILL.,, April 16.-~rhe Democracy
1natlo clean sweep hero yesterday, olecting tho
entire ticket by i majority ranging from 52o
for tl,eir Mayor, down 10 u for City Clerk. The
Council standH Democrats, 9 Republicans, and
Ninian Edwards, candidate on tho Law-and- Or
der ticket for Treasurer, will be appointed Coul-
trolor by tho new administration. It is 10
clarcd proper Tint our city financial matters
sllnuld DO oyerhauled, asa Mr. Edwards haa
shown al omnent fltnoss to do it.
, 1874-04-16

Tho brooklyn rrosbytory has reaNirnel its
decision that tho preaching Of MiHs smiloy in
tia Toy, Dr, Cu3lor's church waH violation OF
tie injunctions Of tho General Assembly,
vat of boiling hot boor ut tho 0ambri,1s 1'rowery
Tho Cincinnati lrosbytory has passed. strong
otal.abYtinonco resolutions. ,,,
"A dispatch from Donton Ilarbor, hl'oh..
lHrgo fruit-crop tliH eoaaon."
Tho Rev. Fatlor Hcl.nehl. woll-known oatho-
lilo priest Of tho Louisville DioaeRo, diod OIL Iues-
day night at Owol'horo. While. speaking at
to!uporanco meeting held III tho lattor city few
, 1874-04-16
THE INDIANS.
Lllmberncn Ordered OFF tho LcnCA
Lake tkcscrvntiOr1.

Lnmbernaen Ordered OFF tho Lcncll
Lake IkcscrvntfOn.
Bptcfal D{tpatch 10 The CAtcaao Tribune.
sr. PAUL, Mimi, April 15.-Notwitlstnn1ng
that announcements llavo been 1nndo TINT &c.,
rotary Dolano hat ortlorod tho suspension of all
operations under tho Indian pine contracts, tho
Leach Lnke Indians, Of tho Donr Island band,
sny tint three crows OF lumbermen lavo boon
operating all winter inside tho reservation lines,
md, az they bolioye, under tho Wllor contract.
They delayed action till they had aRcnrtnined
with certntnty that tho camps were inside tho
linos, and tl.en notified tho mon to loavo, and
TINT thoy would not DO allowed to remove their
logs.
1t is reported that company Of aoldiors has
boon ordorod from Fort Ripley to
TNoTEOT TIE LUatnEnnfEN,
and. as tho Boar 1n1nnd mon are tho most unr1lly
Of tho pillagera, collision would bo regarded
as prohnble woro 1t not that deputation Of tho
hoad mon Of tho band llas lntoly Visited aud
oounBolol with Bishop Whippo on tho mattor.
, 1874-04-16

Thermometer 05 dogrocn. a foot Of wator on
tho leo.
A dispatch from tho: sault reports fronl
northwest wind mid showing. Thermometer 34
degrees. leo unchanged.
>, bnEonToN, Ont, April IL. - Tho leo loft
IreHglo 1Hle Day last night. and yeABols can now
entor tho harbor.
1'onr CoLnonNE, Ont, April 1B.-1I.o Ice IL
moving or. BchoonorB Dnrwck. Wosloy, hntl
Queoit Of tho Lnl.oa reacled this port to-day
with tho mid Of tugs. No yoasols loft to-day. A
largo Acot aro how lioro, wind md leo bound.
, 1874-04-16

KEY WEsr, April! ia dispatch from Ha;,
vana says tho Judge Advocate Of tho Court
Martial heforo which Dockray, formerly Collee-
tried, demands tAat Hentenco OF doath DO I'M
posed. Tho papora IN the caAo hayo boon sub
1nltted to Capt.-G Concha. at,d H!ropg efforts
have been ll,ato to hnye tho sontonco committed
to imprisonment. .......,
Capt. Con. Oonota llaB suppressed the Jaan
Palomo newspaper and banislcd Juan ortega,
itg editor, to Spain.
The Buprsmo Court Of Bpain upholaB Arch
bishop Loronto against tho Pupo and ox-Capt::-
Con, Joyellar, aud condemns ODera, thu pope's
Acting Archbishop, toin,prisonment aud bauish-
Mcnt from tho Inland.
, 1874-04-16
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

L1vERroo1. April Steamships Hormann,
OHIO, md America, from Now York, and Atlas,
from Boston, haye arrived out,
NEw yoaK, April misunderstanding
Macedonia, from Glasgow.
, 1874-04-16
T'llc Oregon Escrorsncrs.


SALEM, Oregon, April 15.-'rhe Independent
Convention met to-day and affected al organi-
cation. Tho usual con1mittooa wore appointed,
md the Convention adjourned until tomorrow
Thora il great outhusiasm. Tho delegates arc
mostly far1nor6. livery county in tho State III
rellr0Honted.
, 1874-04-16

Sptcial Dispatch 10 Tha Chicago Tfi6HNt.
SrnlSaFtELD. ILL.,, April 15,--John hutchinson,
of Willanlsyilio, in this county, killed himself
yesterday accidentally. lIo was blowing into
the barrel of donblo-barrcod shotgun suppos~
iug it to bo unloadod, when, in Home mannor
unknown, tito piece was discharged, nile con-
fonts paHaing completely through the skull,
blowing the top OF tho head to atoma. Flo was
81 years old, aud loft wifo mud ono child.
, 1874-04-16

BERLIN, April 15-Tho trial Of Archbishop
Ledocllowuki, Of pouen, for violation Of tic Ec-
clesns.ica1 lnwB, resulted in conviction, and he
Inns been sentenced in cont,maoian to dismissal
from Ills seo, No appeal from the Judgment will
bo allowed.
, 1874-04-16
FIRES.


NEW Yonx, April 15.-A fire at Nos. 81 and so
Poarl street tfih morning damaged Nichols
stock Of teas $50, 1000. Tho damage to the build
ing and othor occupants makea total loss Of
about SA5, 600; insured
, 1874-04-16
EGYPT.

LONDON, April 15.-Owing to what be regards
aB tho uNfayorablo action Of the International
Commission In regard to tolls OIL tonnRgo
through tho suoz Canal. Dc LoAhepa Threatens
to dismiss tho pilots and oating.iHl, tho lights In
tho lighthouses virtually closing tho cAiial.
, 1874-04-16
NAVIGATION.

DETROIT, April 15.-A dispatch from tho
Straits reports brlsk west wind aud auowing.
, 1874-04-16
Immediately after this voia the Convention nd
iourncd. At tho instance OF the Dawes mon, Mr
IoAra friends


Immediately after this vola the Convention nd
iourncd, Az tho instance OF tha Dnwes mon, Mr.
uoar'a friends
MET IN CONFERENCE
this morning boforo tho aossion Of tho Oongon-
tion and received tho communication Of Dir.
Dawos' supporters In response to their over
turoa .nado ycstertlny. It atatos that
tho proposal Of hIr. Honr's friends Inns
been carefully conaidorod,' and the
roply is communicated by unanimous vote Of
Mr. Dawes' friends. Mr.. Dawes friends cor
daily Welcome tho communications from
Mr. Hoar's frionds; recognize tho I'M
portance Of giving Massachusetts immo-
diato!y fer full voice in tho eonato md accept
the responsibility that rests upon tho Ropublic-
mn party aud each nnd eyory nlombor OF It Bit-
ting In tho Legislature, to fill tho vacancy by
spocdy choice ot lit and proper person: Itey
that t!scs ought to unto i'll conferonco, tho
supporters Of William Dawes arc
NUT AUTHORIZED TO WITHDRAW MS NAME,
rs It is Of their own FREQ will, and not ut he
votes. They lnow no renBon why thoy should
abandon him to whom they have hitherto givon
their votes, and whom thoy believe to DO most
flt; who, On esery yoto thus far. haa received
icss Of tho number requisite to a choice
lin to tho twolfth ballot. Whom nnR-
liz allowance for this known proforonce Of
tho fow thcn abaot, ha received, ,as they heseve,
q clear minority OF tho whole number elected as
Hopnblicans to tho present Legislature. 70
abandon him at the request OF another whose
vote has mover boon so largo. and lne dimln-
islled to less than half that Of the Democratic
candidate, would be
CONTRARY TO USAGE
and subvorsiye OF nil party organization. insia-
Jcndeutlv Of those reasons, they cannot booro
thut any considerable number OF Republicans
eau Justify themselves for refusing in advance
to vote for anybody who may bo &C.
lected by tho majority OF cau-
Gus , sy bywoz snoT snoa pe Of excluded from In
list Of candidates. to bo considered in party
conforonco. They will accopt tho proposition
for conference With tho understanding that
they nro ..........
NOT AUTHORIZED TO w1TIDnAn THE NAME OF Mr.
DANES,
and declare thoir willingness to abido bY the
choice Of d majority III fair caucus, whoovor lo
may be, ,.. =.
Tho IIoar faction, produced d worry unfavorablo
I.'sSses''' pnSwes' lenders originally objootea 10
\ Caucus. Tho pretense that, because
their support Of Dawes is voluntary.
thoy nro lot " authorized to withdraw his
nn1r,c is rilicu1cl. Mr.. Dawos' carly declaration
Of bis determination to be slain III tile open field
la remembered Several OF Alr. Hears trlends
said to-day thoy would
VOTE Fon CURTIS IN PREFERENCE TO pAWEs.
Tho vote sl,owB, that wl,ilo Alr. .WaweB' friends
had rallled, thoir manifesto bad not won any
recruits.
mons was in conference with tho Dawea Com
mit.co last evening, which may account for the
tone Of ButlcriBM IN the documents. Tile tWoilth
ballot, to which reference IL nude, rcaulted as
followa:
, 1874-04-16
TIY.

noux, April 16.-A paper rofutiug the cllargcs
made by q Correspondent Of lho New York N,O1M
agninat slr. Story tl'e Bou.psor. 'a pubialtttl.
Il III signod by eight foreign residents of Hono.
, 1874-04-16

LONDON, April l6.-1'ho pilot who took the
steamship Europe from Havro declares that the
ship struck on Home hard substance on leaving
thu llarbor OF Hayro, but Was not leaky when she
left ureBt.
, 1874-04-16

A oENFu WA ErlIING Nts}Y-Flt3AI I'd
part,ou!ars' sd1Foss j. p. ALLEN i CO., r. o. Eox H.
, 1874-04-16
POLITICAL.
No Choice Of Senator by the
Massachusetts Legis-
lature.
The Dawes and Iloar Factions Fail
to Compromise.
State Convention Of Reformers at
Salem, Ore.

The N1nsshc1l1aaettA Scnnt0rnhtps
sueciat Dispntth 10 7'hc CHICAGO Tribune.
DosroN, april 14.-Dnt ono voto was takon In
+ho 1oint Convention to-day. The rot,.rns wore