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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-11-26
Farms for Sale.

TIE following described lands viii Re sold on res-
saunb's terms Is the unters -ned' Ny home rt1ce
~ 81 aces ia the town OF Elk Grove LafAy cite CO.,
wfs 100 acres If which are tillAble tae remaining
~ acres being timber The placrls we'll nprayed and
trf.fnr Stream quite near the barnyuTd There j. 8
s515 dive ling house, likewise large ttFD+A ro2 :
stl]js aud either necessary outhnidiugs Woute
make an excellent stock farm. The orchard Is large
ana riity comprising more than co. bearing trees
dlliu.51 tt- farm there is tine tract 81 Shd when
NIL! be sod WIKI tle above separately as tae pUr-
chA>srs may dssre FtIv acres OF tAIs under cut
tiENtiaa tbs Iest being timber Also 200 acres Dor
'' ats RFar. I'D sections Is and IL town 81 FL,
iea NNta III 1at Caaaty THERE'S house on this land
.'-t Ell agrees II ihe land being under cultivation
II test L what may Pr called No. timber lane -
eF la[g ueys address the subscriber az Hazel Green
March 70. lisa. , /.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-11-26

An EDITOR VINO wouldn't BE
II RsE-W HIPPED. E. l. Adams, tn
dramatic critic of the Democrat and
Chronicle, having written of Mrs
Harry Ryner, in the character OF
Elizabeth, that "her queenly carriage
was far from perfect, and her intona-
ton and expression very poor" the
lady called npon Mr. Adams on Fri
day evening and attempted to COW
hide him. She was disarmed and
elected from the office. together with
her son, who accompanied her.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-11-26

plII~itIAN>.

.NEAUBtKRER. PHYSICIAN ANp SURGEON.
/ ! Lancaster WISCONSIN,. oa-e az has sjruee op-
s1-it- HON =. Sem Btrters Sl-+-
DKC +. gALLEY. PHYSICIAN AND trPGEoN
i } ,ad 1eus5aa ESAminIng Surgeon. Lancaster. Wis
IS F.e5vVr Btt8wfa.s Hardware stora. Ea-t2
nRP A CLARKE PHYSICIAN sNn SURGEON.
| lancaster. Grant county WIS Nay ba found st
Ills resi- lence, 30 yards west st jones lrus ,tars
S2--9
~ + KINNEY ". r.. PHYSICIAN AND SUR
\ caou. Viii practice his profession At lancaster.
Wis once As his resij auce. CORNER Washington and
Mantle streets. s. Il
VIA. +. sL08T Vi D, MOUNT HogE, GRANT
" --nuotv Wisconsin SI-4 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-11-26
SHERMAN AND FERRY The AlIegan

SHERMAN AND FERRY The A!legan
(Mlch. J0rndi Of the Z b inst, raises
The names OF William recums b Sner-
man ana Hon Thnma- " Ferry, FIR
President and VIC -Presldentin 1876;
and gives a ,ng sketch Of the life OF
each one of these men, and closes by
urging that the Republican National
Convention of 1876, place these eme-
neat .taiesm an upon it, ticket. The
Journal is early IN the Fl II and with
a tick u that would have much t.
commend it to the favor Of the Amer
Ican people.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-11-26

s@Sportlng men say that Bonner
let the muscle that his horse Dexter
once possessed get down soon after
his purchase cf the racer, and that
be has never been able to get it NJ
again, which accounts for his keeping
the horse off the track and prevent
ing people from seeing what a slow
horse he owns.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-11-26

sA.Judge Dillon, in the United
States Circuit Court at Omaha, a few
days ago. in the suit of the First
National Bank VS.. Douglass County,
rendered decision TO the effect that
taxes can be collected from national
banks whose capital stock is in gov
eminent bonds The amount col
lectable from the two national banks
of Omaha, for 1873 is sl3 500.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-11-26

ga Maine paper is publishing
a list OF all the accidents by drowning
during the last forty or fifty years; aud
the little boys are greatly impressed
by it, and frequently read the said
chronicle while waiting for their hair
to dry after they have come out OF the
river
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-11-26

sa-The late VI. Quot wrote in
his will Il bow myself before the
mystrries # the Bible and the Cos
rel, and hol 4 myself alnof from the
scirhtitic discussion and solutions by
which men have attempted to ex~
plain them"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-11-26
TEACHER.

trGt-sT MIcHaELIS. TEACHER OF Music And
\ German. Residence On Maple street. cue door
east Of Ryiau6 X Holloway Bsuk SOL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-11-26

CHARLES Ii thompson. = Inc
"Thompson with a P" who defeated
B n Bulle,, would seem to be not
nad sort of a man after all. At
iubilation meeting 10 Gloucester,
wednesday night be said /:
81 stand re as 20 partisan. I'm
not the serN ut of the Democratic
party : | shall never advocate
principle upon party grounds.
shall serve my country first, and BY
serving my country | know | can
hest serve my party. 10 this can
Vass there is one important question.
| < now that my Republican friends
who voted for me did so b cau9@ L
was sound upon that question. You
may ask me il [ am in favor OF the
oolored man. | answer, Ye-, | am
in favor of the white man and the
colored man. | believe they are
9TH entitled to eq1al rights under
the constitution. | behave in equal
Nv of rights aud equality of duties.
I would not go for a law that would
discriminate in favor Of white man
or black man. | want the same
law for all.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-11-26
A Family Record.

The Chicago Inter Ocean, speaking
of the intention OF a publishing firm
to Issue book for keeping family rec
ords, says: This is a beautiful dea.
All the sayings and doing1 OF the dear
little children can now be recorded
for the benefit Of future ages. How,
on the st Of January, little Tommy
tore his little trousers, and on the 22d
Of February Jane HypatIa got a new
tooth 1t will create a new era IN do
nestle literature. Hitherto we have
simply had the record, in the large
family Bible, Of how John Stobbs mar
rai"d Anne Stubs, with the various
little Stobbses in the chronological or
der in which they appeared. Now
the proud parent can keep sort OF
ledger and gay book account OF the
wonder fu evolution of his olive branch
es, from the period of sucking thumbs
to the advanced stages of long dress
es and coats. How delightful it will
be IN after years for William Alexan
der TO turn back to the family record
and see that on the 4th day of July,
IS, he was whipped and sent to bed
for tying Roman candle to Susan
Eizabeth's doll crnollne
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-11-26
oFFICEAL DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ARSFRACTs.
AGENTs

4 BsrRACr 0FgIGg FOR GRANT COUNTY. JOS
4 eoh B1-k lancaster Once over the Bank @i-+z
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-11-26
HERE, THERE AND ELSEWHERE,

The inland Canadian lakes arc
frozen over.
colorado claims that one-half its
population is composed of recon.
Structed invalds
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

.ALIIg0us. nov. Hour a4.IagI
Unchanged WLcal prime -outh,ru,
gge. and steady; 30. q ped western,
@LT; NO. 2 do, lbs fair o. prime
dos lls: rejected, los ..I Maryland,
! llal-5, com quiet; white -5glheru,
eJaJ5, yellow -9utherg oat-t mixed
western, sya7l white western. -0ssj.
~ lmgr, southern, 900. western
mixed, 5.9gy; DO. white. fIarL Rye
quiet. a5easl,Cl. TOr. unchanged .
bulk Wrgt-, none Offering: shoulder
strong, S.; clear rio sides dull and
heavy, l-l8l-, -.Far.guraI haus, Ila
Il Lard, iis8ii, We-faru butter,
very dull rccclpla amt demand light,
oJg,l coffee l,m, I-H-1 Whisky
DOLL ANA nominal, aH3asluI -urg
Hl.. itlaIU.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
HONE ,IlSCt.s..
~, mot ~ w ~ b. th ? un loo. r.a..
That n otaru,. g " t.t lu or .U..r" Boo


a., not BY w ~ b. th ? un Iaar a.a...
That u d,ares. CIV ,as Ia or .o..ua u,
de6ne-
Hrz' 4 sweet .t fgI... o.. SAITH .H .t s..
"lsiitt.y sweetest ."e.. ...Hs
,l-c @ ord 90 g.. A.aAt-oDars
sFtay
to tn yc,sc e., he vi i,p. t.s ,vn st l,s
own
ogauEn f.uohinc h zen. dsi.bt olaoL, 81, er--
Irmel bri btCs o p sos b neat 'ns urJ,u u .
Fho Is it ny rgbJo.t It sutue b won't
y the cote, Who re T. him or II ,rda rigba
when Ines ow f1o7. Cd W. l1 WINS 'Fiow ir.m
When tain OIL O 5ou, HIN ssuui G drbt
not vsys or hsE' o.. thCre 81 y ID / q ire
lone ! 70 OF o T. a. be 4,d.ut e urr -uu
~so II II b, rsrc Of rare tss he Toar
sJitbe hsmlot al bah , ay he cqusl ct,
Hit9 o"mt that wee u's. VT e,c5m 5
that cheer,
sd bctIo, [, a az may p. cb Q co feel.
Vt mo TIA. L IN, mi no a 'chuiaEc he
7 N teJtti . OF .tas p y 70 tine uOlI rul
10 u ca s%2leuess tyu hss w =
soy on'1 Asss voo thee be y have kuo7u
wbat .tng tyvg lido B. ter Ell. os- o, ia e
-aat dS i AMID svoe.acss whose Cd b.s teen
N cipn above Gre tran.p tel 20 tdisl
e3me Il en- tbs. h sso, O.. uE iloI &c tho
% IS love and Ioys oply ,b7 e,.eu,s has won.
'ac ,wt7s oftry ga re ma, all fadsawsys
Through exile. IovU.s 20 dn ,yas te Eisti y
l0sN;
at I! Q sniro Of home Is noe no val lsth j..
And it tygz h0su'cc sanly car iousluE IS
C-uesud
.onc RET Of the zo1l under h dover -ua.
'loTVvr hes " On tuvo, f1TC,tr 4rs won
-M1-z b. Dolce
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
IN the Ch8nCery COHrl al Jacks
bOrO', Tennessee.

L,iayc-t hicy,s. a., ys. Jg-Gniai c, Is.ey, &c a.
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING TROM THE
L ALLEGATIONS u tue bill, WHOM - tWaTn
t. N q thy defendants Jciamluh q. lslgy, Thorn
o. Hope. John Hope gud Jordan Hyp0 arc All
rosidguJg OF he State OF " sSuuri a. q there ore
ordered Z me that publication DO made tor iuur
succOss,To weeks in tho kn0XTlil0 hronl0le, o
neTsIuper published in the city Ct Knoxville
ltuuUs5te, uolyilg saiu defendant 10 appear
before the Clerk and a. Aster hlB ONCE In aca g.
bJrg's enuessee, on the hTsJ Monday Of DvcCm
Der, lhli being the last ful0 day VI tgid court
preceding tue next term O. tzid court % DO
nelt 20 acA sbOgg' Ieuneselo, On the third % on
day Of December, 1874, and hle tnuir ansWCr or
other deisas0 " said bin, or the Same Nil be
taken a. o0hiezitd, and set Tor heauug * pErto
Hs b. then. hOYemggr I'd, l6li
j, r. LINDSAY, Q. a H.
a.iutt q Chl1ctry NOurt, u JucEFblrg
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

WIn Naan o. 49,. "a }. IA. william. e 4
No. gSr
IN THIS OAUSE. 1T APPEARING PROM
l TUE ali cations II the bill EhioA are sworn
20. and the return Of the Sheriff that the reei-
denoo Of danes II. WilliRms II unknown. il is
oi dored bythe UlCTk and MasJer that pab iol-
ton be made FOR tour Progressive weeks 10 tho
Knoxville " B0klY Chronicle, notifying said d.
iendsnt 70 sfpesz before tho Chsnqery court
10 DBndTdig0, on or before tho 81 Monday u
January next, then and lhsro n make doienso 10
complainant bill, or the same will he taken kr
sonle sed, and tho Caus set I0p hearing eH Tgrts
xswII D. n MEEK. Can
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

loJ-FIlLt hDs p BrcadstuH-
unchanged. IurE $1,000. Bacon
shoulders clear ribl2lL2i 3 sugar
cured laUr- HAAS. lard. mono ncfo
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
Cattlo, Hogs aad Sheen for sale.

GRADE JElsLg C4srIsOE I.EfaA hgLglsG 9gAia.
TiEl
Fifteen cove WITH csh Co imported jersey bot
3S 70 100, twenty-five heiflfs, Sgj 10 i8 -
bull calveE CD % O. Pare Der, shiro pigs fruIp
Imported stock 80 % = ioulhd0Wn and gaE-
void sheer, Address O. W. MABKYI
tiWlZt0 tereor1 1o-r
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
o. and Gross EIl
Eo GCil.

II APpEAEISG FROM THE CHuso HILL
N hlCu a. sworn O. that Che defendant Earn
90 McDlanahau Is non rUsid eat Of the State Of
I-aussfe ls ordered that said defend appear
before the Chancefy Cour. az Knoxville, Iennns-
zee, On the uT-t Monday 10 December ue1l, i5lA
lll make def pse 10 the Dll oiled Ia this car Re,
90 the sans viii 30 taten for cJuittsed. This
lOade Will 90 published four consecutive Wsegs
En- the hH9A7hls Ws0Ely Chronicle, no
vtIlbsf SD 1873 tru0 COPY ATS sta
n. i, pAII Ek5ON, 2. 4 NJ.
yi4sts ~ "a. 8LLsRAIrH. d q B g..
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
ChanCerJ C0Url, AT Knoxville.
Tennessee.
u. I.. H.na.e rl. John V. Hs4. ..r4 others.
No. 2l5l.

/ or CHmuI4Gu.1g tHFf the ru- ttgurr of trfsuG-
ant, ) 1un v. Ryan, II uukuURn and can not be
a-cert4iu,1 after dligeut luquTy, 10 n ordered
that tall 4ti5hQHul appear btIyIo no t-AueeEy
Court 40 kuuh ggilc, ICnue. 300, "a the lTEL Mon
day IA December next, ASA, uni make defense 10
tho bill hlci iu tuis cause. OR the same wal be
taken lor confessed, ~ Is further ordered tAgt
tails notice b. puBll8hed 10 the knoxville " Ckly
Chraulslc for Jour CJuso9uuyo W,Ckr, hgygm gtr
ath, l1i3. A lguo copy Attest
Al h. PAIE Lk-ON, q. H. n
AiiEit uy ". A, GALHEsTTH u. G.. 4 ~.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

. iSl-lll1 re iVg,t6 I g. "a ~ 1870
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
CefcU


,"mmCu sugar Hgu-r
None IN ~ .r.-Oi,
'-Ie and g19i-C.-ll.sig
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
H. & SsIGIGI' ARD.
u N ID e. 9ss z a K. r. III.
Corn. % &aia and Wllnu; ScTssty.

L LEPs ONE OFTHP I.AEGEgT AND BFs,r
IN collected gtoghs Of Caakets. gasRs, Cg.bns,
Qruauenis. M0untrGs Trimmings. H0bes so.
3d., IN Tennessee consisting IN part Of eight VIZ
varieties Of WCpdOn Casko,s and ComHs inoios
ING CTCry quality kr0En % th0 UldC; also every
hnd q Oruaments, Mo1nt.us8s IFiumins 4 Sc,
stock Og Burial Robes GuI y lbits. Furnishes CO.
crythiuE Ia this ling on NJ GOOD terma az any one
/ keep "a CiegEnt hesTso, Furnish carriages,
&c. SO. Orders bg tecrfauh viii receive prompt
attention night or day Satisfaction EuATantesd.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

40 hcaDl-s1. ls 81
ErUcsI-' BTtIas.
IND go. -FE . ! 3. 70
DO h.u.I.#l. d
Dutch Al-IDr..!s
shot and cnH.
Drop Shot 1921. rhHr
E- SHOT
Lv lesH .-
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
THROUGH SLEEPING OARS
terry court, At Knoxville
Tennessee,
Chaaterl

Norma Mechanism aud RArae-y MyUiaralau
So. y. j, El-1r lud Wla, N NJ, EEsOT anu ID.
2 En-1r and wife NJ. N bEi1r .s N1rila
h"l.4rulEL Ild lLhCTs.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

soaps
I Lu..g -........t1UfeDrZ
hlrE p SteriIug... 500
hlrE's ttanuarc- t-'u
CHAMPION BIQe % 7-J
.SyETILJE =oI- gACF
Palm, 60lbL-xss $50
eureka O. IN DoGu- $50
candles,
lafaagr ......sf r.. .-f
v,f4l weight 4.-s ~
TUhErCS.
g..-Msn Hin 3sa-J- s.l
Erlrnt u inch. 1aVoI
y aIdg, 8 llcll..-ly-
smoking ......is-.'t fI
smut.
80 "'s'g- Gar. t.'4i.-I
at....s 10000. ...s ......
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

a..,-t4 tie Merchant Va hls F.O.o. tho scholar
So bic study. the lawyer i1 h.' Cat-s. She iady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-12
forward and settle among themselves the
question who shall be Senator.
STOP!


Some very ugly stories are told in Wash
inpton about the expenditures for Congress
and the Departments. The landaulet of the
Attorney Generals office, with its gilt harness
and costly trimmings, has already passed into
history. There are rumors that the wives OF
a great many Cabinet officers have been In
the habit for years past of maintaining snowy
eoupages and dispensing hospitality at the
expense of the United States, and that MIR.
Williams has only followed the example OF
preyiOus administrations, and the custom now
generally observed at Washington. We are
told that the domestic servants of high
officials are borne upon the pav-rolls of
the Departments as temporary clerks !;
that furniture for my ladys parlOr
is charged to the Government under
the head of supplies for the public Offices;
that visiting cards. card plates, fancy sta
tionery, and various feminine knick-knacks
are paid for out of the contingent funds OF
the Senate and the House; that fabulous
amounts of writing paper, and multitudes OF
pen knives with lone gold toOthpick," have
been charged as supplies to committees; that
the Government spent $4,000 during the last
DcSiuco SiFih6 ouO ooi''No' W
twenty or thirty clerks, to enable the three
political committees at Washington to violate
the law by sending election documents free
through the mails; that wherever q dollar can
be fiched from the national treasury the
official dead-head stretches out his hand and
takes it under some petty false pretense
trusting that the fraud will never be found
out and the money never missed.
1t is high time for little serious attention
to these charges. If they are not true, the
honor of the country requires that they be
disprOved at once. If they are true, the dis
graceful abuses must be stopped. No one
party and no particular administration should
be held responsible for them. They have
probably grown up insensibly in the course Of
years, and are going on from bad to worse,
under the quasi sanction Of a vicious custom.
We beg the proper committees OF the Senate
and the House to give them immediate alton
ton. We have fallen upon times when it is
important for us to scrutinize every dollar OF
expenditure and check every kind of extrava-
gance, however small. In the aggregate these
plferings amount to a good deal but it is less
for the money that the country cares than for
the discredit and the bad example. When
Cabinet officers misapprOpriate the contingent
fund, and Congressman fitch pocket knives
and inkstands and bay rum, we need not ne
surprised to find collectors specializing with
the public funds, and pOstmasters riding the
mails. and paymasters cashiered for defalca-
ton. The country cries, Stop just here!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-12
Jn0cf to ADVERTISEMENTS.

AmpswMESrs-Third Page-5th and 9th columns.
BANKING AND FISANCIAI-Serenh Fdge-lst column
BANKING-HOU AND BANkERs-Secenh Pdge-5th and
9th columns.
Bo.RD AMP Rooms Third Pdqe--2d and Sd columns
BUSINESS NOTICEs-Eourh Pd0e-lst column.
CoRfOR ALTON NoTICEs-SiTh Pd9e-31 column
CHANCES POR BUSINESS MEN-SeUeaM P01e-6th column.
DANCING ACADEgIEs-Sirih Id0e-2d column.
DESrfsrRY-Thirj PGQe-2d column.
DIVIDEND NOTICES-Scpcith Pdqc-ith ana 5th columns.
DRY GooDs-Ihird PdQe-lst and al columns.
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS Seventh PGle-5th and 9th
columns
risASCiAL-Serenh Pdoe-3d and ith columns.
fURSITUkE-SeUenfh PGge-6th column.
HRLP WANTED. MALEs-fhrd Pa0e-5th column.
HORSES. CARRIAGES HARNESS. &c.-SecOnd Pd9e-4th
column
HOUSES AND FARMS WANTED-Seeond Pdge-5th column.
Ice CREAM-SereHh Pd0e-6th column
INSTRUCTION Slrh Pa0e-2d column.
LECTURES MEETINGs-Third PG0e-6th column
MARBLE AND SLATE MANIEis-Third P0ge-2d column.
MIscELI.ASEoUs-Third Pa9e-2d column; Eighth Page
9th and 9th columns.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION Poge-6th column
NEW PUBIlCATIoNs-SirM P00e-1st and ID columns.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. CITY-SecOnd Pd0e-5th column
BRooKLYN-SecOnd Pd0e-5th column; NEw-JERsE1-
Second Pd0c-Sth column; COUNIRf-Second iu0e-oth
column To EXCHANGE-SccOnd PGGe-5th column
SALBs by AUCTIoN-Sepenh Fdge-6tn column
SAVINGS BASKs-Scucnh Page 9Th column.
SITUATIONS WANTED, MALES-Third Pdlc--3d column !;
FEmALKs-Third PdOe-4th and ssh columns
SPECIAL NoTICEs-fifth PdQe-6th column.
STATIONERY Sirm Pdge-Sd column. 80, -,
STEAMBOATS, AND LROADs-SeeOn0 Iuge-6tn coulnn
STEAMERS OCEAN-Sixth IGGe-3d column.
TEACHERs-SiIh PG0e-2i and 81 columns.
To LHT, BROOKLYN PROPERTY Second PdQe-5tn col
umu: CITY-SccOnd PdGe-5th column.
To WHOM 1T MAY CoSCERN-Third Page-2d column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-12
Netu.}lork Daily gribaIa1s.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
MONDAY, JANUARY ~, 1874.

Marshal serano will not convoke the Spanish Cortes
tured Portugaete An Intransigente instruction has
broken Barcelona. g. The members OF the
French Cabinet will accept vote Immediately to con-
s,der the Municipal bill vote Of confidence.
Another fight occurred in the State of Coahuils.
Mexico; a provisional governor has been appointed
81 In the elections TO the German Reichstag large
majority OF Liberals has been returned.
The nomination OF Mr.. Gushing TO be ChefJustice Is
received with outspoken disfavor by Republican Sena
tors and Repre- sentatiyes A meeting Of members
OF the House OF Representatives held i'll Washing
question 60 W. W. Hazard of the Atlantic House,
Newport committed suicide. - Bank Examiner
Needham charges John Ii. Butterick, Cashier OF the
Wamest National Bank Lowell with gross irreguari.
thea 6 The fire at Helena. Montana, on Friday
oaused loss estimated at ss5OO0O. - r. NJ. T. Hunter
IL tho Leading Conservative candidate for United states
Senator for Virginia.
union Communion service, In which Baptist con
gregstion joined was held in Brooklyn. E. ID. - The
Chamber of Commerce sent memorial to the Leglsla
ture asking 10 legaze the adjustment Of mercantile
controversies by arbitration Prof. Morse lectured
on the "Artcuates." - Stocks reached their high
est rates since the panic. g. ieweler was gagged
and oil his wares were stolen Another OF the gang Of
suburban bandits arrested. - former secre-
cary OF Santa Anna was charged with swindlng. -
three persons were indicted by a United States Grand
Jury conspiracy TO defraud the Government. 49,
child murdered by its father in Brooklyn.
g. Gold llls H. I'LL. Thermometer $50, 4lo, so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-12

in thif entertainment TITS a genuine work 81 Art a
nstructs ;, delights the eye. 1t informs the mind \,
travellers II VIII bring back stered and poasau
associations. To tie untrsveled IL Will mpast clee
the extent sn the impressive features Of tive
OF the great cities OF the Old World. The picture ia
Illuminated with great SKILL ana In the contemp OF
it there il for limtless the growth Of
civilization and the progress Of the human Tha,
the Colosseum ought TO succeed there be quss-
ton. There earnest of success" in the numerous
and delighted multitude that crowded It on sAturday
evening
DRAMATIC NOTES.
st. Louis papers announce the marriage in
that city OF Mr.. W. Edoun and Miss Alice Atherton
members of the Lydia Thompson Burlesque Troupe.
An adapted translation of NJ. BelOts "Le
Femme de Ecu will be presented az Booths Thester
tonight, Mrs J. B. Booth will enact the heroine
The Olympic Theater will be devoted to
Vaudeville, after the withdrawal OF " Gabria Grub"
The contemplated change is assigned for the 10th inst
Mr.. John +. Owens acted, at Wheeling. Va,
on the 5th nst,-as Shb'ge and MISUNDERSTANDING
him.
The Grand Opera House in ST. Louis has
lately been In litigation but its affairs are now settled
It remains In the hands OF Mr. Ben DE Bar, who
one half Of the property
Mr.. John BrOugham, making his first appear
ance on the stage for two years. VIII act a. WaaoE:
Theater next Saturday evening, when Money" will
take the place OF " Man Of Honor"
Edwin l.. Davenport has retired from the
MANAGEMENT the Chestnuts Theater, Philade phia-
and thus Of the best actors living Is set free 70
follow his natural vocation in comparative peace OF
mind
The 5Oth performance Of Humpty Dumpty
Abroad" was given at the Grand Opera House, ON
Friday. The pantOmime has proved steadily ATTRACTIVE
this theater, and It's stay should DO onx-snce 10
spirit IL merry and its influence Is good.