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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07
2sesgi(@.S

SoI0enoe Summen bat Sic Ges
sieruns ben gemeinoem iiir S%traBenbau in
Der Yropin, bewiliSt:
Gop, 5,737 6rancs. = Sonoelanse,
l,343. = 0imsrl6, 936. = @eriS, Lilo.
= Gipp, 942. = Silerss pspants . rial
1920. = @ielialm, 1854. = glrbres
S%ontaine, 6,965. = SonoeIanse, 1856.
= Spaanse, 5000. : MarcoIri, 5,SO7.
= 2o~nscbamps, 1915. = Sournai, TAP.
ga &o6e, 572. = Genre, SIP. =
Sleio, 2,397. - Sampieourt, $50. =
Gbepain, 1877. = @ienois, $50. =
6lamierse, 2,s52. = ponsIier, sos.
Serr @enseL, Notar sn Mtar1e,
ipannte tiirsIi6 Elm wilbes Siero on einsr
lei9ten Wasen. Oas Yisro sins burd
uno oa Der Notar ben SiiseI nm Die SanS
semifelt bate, mari es i'm b%erunter,
i6leiite i'm cine Strede melt unS man bot
oenieIben i9wer perlett auf. SeSo6 boiit
man Serrn @ensels 9eben gu retten.
&irsli9 uerurtbeilts Der Gjeri3tSboi
suWRar9eS ben liberalenS iirsermeiiterW y.
81 500 6rancS Bulge, wesen tbdtliden @n'
9riiis auf ben Mbpofaten Stiles. Wit
Sa6s fam 10: Serr Stiles plalotrte 81
Mar@es sessn ben 9ebrer y. w., Ssr Elm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07

nab Der Spite bes Sburmes. !0ier fam
BEN in idpinpelnber Sobe Der Saumeis
iterunb feline @eieuen. Der Sombau:
msiitsr trus nun ~iolSenoen Geibeiprn9
Dor:
Go raae empcr iter Statt unt 2ant tas
teilt,inaente 3ei6en Ter @rlpiuna, tas Nrsul
in benz mir slsi1 ~unisren Gatsrn lrrlt unp &c.
gen trbefsn.
Mit m%eitleuttsntem @lan,e serfinte 90 iiter
tie @auen pom Npein une Main, tap Der
Baum tes 8laubens, Der in ben 3eitsn Der
@pofsl bier s~spaanSt trcrten, ned INNER tst
aswur3slt ifebt unb fruhtreib blibt unter Ger
Sdterliten Gorge ees ~piireissn Na6frlssrs ron
Spnifaeius unit WiQisis, unIerss bc1psrsbrtsn
Sbsrbirten Wilbslm Gmmanusl
Gctt isi Sic Gbr!
9uf gbrifus iti unisrs SrHnuns %setaut!.
0tm Silhot benz trsusn Sirifn Ter Siesfle.
ater unlsrs Grssbsnbeit, gsrsbruns une etsst !
Sbm sstubrt barum gum auserud eisier Sc.
fnnuns en ersifa6ss pod!
v9luf oas &reu,!" eri6ou IS iett aus
benz MunSe bes Mteilters. vNuf bas
&rsus!" erpioerten Die @eielen. Sic
sosen bic Seile an, elm Seoeum aus pieIen
tauieno Ser;en erfIan9 unb-oben mar oas
&reuS BON auer au9en in ieinen Vepeguns
gen sefol9t, bis eS enoli6 fill ltanb. Der
&leruS besleitete Die Sii90fe in Die 6atbe.
braIe ,uriif. Sas Solf absr blieb bi6t
9ebrdngt aNf Dem 6eitplate Dor Dem Dit
dore bes Somes, Die Istten Qlrbeiten am
&reuSe betra6teno. Sett cri6ien elm @es
ieQe an Der Spite beilelben, loste Die Seis
le, iiibrte bic letten Oammeri9ldge, bibte
cine SABINE auf, i9wans in Sie9es ireuoe
ben 0ut uno elm begeilternoes taulenoltim:
mises Sod be9Iitrpini6te i'm uno oas 9es
lunsene @ert. 9a ertlan9en Die @loden
uno pereinten ibren Subel NIT benz iubeln:
ben Golfe. 60 itebt es nun ba, bas
neueberrli3e &reul auf benz ebrs
wiiroisen Mainser Dome uno leudtet
freunOli9 unO maieitdtiid iibcr Die Staot
in bas ganb binein, Elm Senfmal zines
eroBartisen Seltes, unb eine3ieroe ber6atbes
brale, Dor ALIEN aber Elm Seiden Der Siebe
bes Subilars unb ieiner ibm treu er9ebenen
OioceIanen CUR 9emeinlanen SHUTTER Der
beiligen r6mii6sfatbolii6en STRIDE. lta9
S6lub Der tir6li6en Seier wurocn ldmmts
li6e Seitorbner I'M biidofli6en Balats pon
einem Wtit9lieoe beS Gpmite'S Dem Iocrrn
Subilar uno Dem aniueienoen Sii6of BON
Gi6ltdot porseite1t. Seioe Sir6cnf iirs
item ipraben BEN Serren, wel6e NIT 10
unermiioli6em Gifer Die 2eltung bes 6cltss
iibernommen batten, i6ren berSIi6iten0 ant,
ibre Sepunberung bariiber aus, oab Die
guire6tbaltung Der Sronun9 BET elmer
Inmeieubeit 10 pieler Sauienben bon Wfen'
i6en. ben Derren m09li6 9eweIen Jet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07

nidt laaen (aiIen. Man treibt aIes aui
INN oieier Terldumouns uorbeusen gu Ton:
men uno sebt bin. philadelphia lit alit
wenig ariitocratii9 I'M CONNER. Oisle:
ni9en, wel9e Die Staot unter ibrsm l9iis.
senosu Muntel nod bir9t, laiien ii9 nab:
renb bes Cages meiltentbeils nur 6ann
auBerbaIb bes Sauies ieben, rpenn es Oas
@ei9dft erbsii6t. Oes Nbenbs finn bic
StraBen pom 6%lBsdnsern etpas mebr be:
lebt. Siele lenfen ibre S6ritte benz Sbea.
ter ober iOnitigen Experimentation gu,
mel9e Der Sittlidfeit man6en berben Sc:
ii9tsi6las uerieten. Oo9 bas lit ia, mos
oas SOlt bes Sorti6rittes bss 10. Sabr.
bunoertes Mil. yS6ur, uno Seize" mir.
Ten nit Grfols on llnter9rabuns allies BET:
len, mas %unieren Soreltern beilig mar
Dem 6rummltab nit ieinen woblmoQen:
ben Srobunsen miro nur Elm l9wa9es
Sbr selieben CT bat bas &sSiment LANCE
senus sefibrt.
vgn @ottes Sesen lit a0es ssle9sn"
ia9ten uniere Sorfabren, unb bic Wabr:
belt oieies solbeneu Spridmortes bemdbri
ii9 li6tbar in philadelphia. 9enn--
= un9ea6tet Der pielen Nrbeit, Die bier9e:
ma6t wiro, qudlt bod uicle bic Gorge
um's td9li9e Srob. Sas Slid wiu ni6i
wieoer urter 6as @olf, un9ea6tet Der sols
benen YerbeiBun9en. Die 6%oblen9e9en:
ben le9en Elm le6euoiges 3eu9niB ab. NSo,u
fam man? @as mar baS Geiultat2 Or:
mutb in pcr9r0Bertem MaaBltabe; S6ul:
ben, su beren Sesablur9 boS arme .Spfer
nod Sabre lang i6witen mnB. Sin Sc:
Der mag betra9ten, eriuasen unb ieIbit
i9lieBen. S8ie i6On seia9t, Ieioet oas
Tolt inter Dem i6weren Crude Der 3eiten.
Die 9lufre6tbaltuns bss @si9dftes inn al,
ten MaBltabe erforbert Mittel, Die bas Sin;
fommen bel 9Ssitem ii6ertreiien. Der
6anowerfer uno Su9elobner bler in Der
Stabt bat cine UNI 10 srOBere NieSerlase
erlitten aIs bas Centennial: llnternebmen
9lrbeiter aus alien Sbeilen Der 9roBen
Union anselodt bat, Die, in ibrer setdui6s
ten Soiinuns, bereit iino, UNI einen i6mdb:
lid niebern gobn 81 arbeiten. 0a i6aiit
man in Der beiBen Sonne, in Ser 60be,
meiitentbeilS in 8efabr, nm 90 Gents bis
$1.25. Seiu6er auf BENT NuSlteQungs;
plate iino i9on uiele pom ltab uno 6ern,
ansutrefien. Der &snncr bridt ieine BE:
numbering aus iiber bic S9nellSteit, NIT
ser bas @crf ieinsm Gnoe %entse9eusebt.
Der i'm pori9en Sabr beabiidti9te Sburm,
Der in ben peltberiibmten Giienwerten BON
Yboniruile se9oiien werSeu uno Die label
baite 9D6e uon 1000 SUB errei9en iolte,
wirb, wabri@eiuIi9 II ManseI an @elO:
mitteIn, ni6t aus9eiibrt. Cine sans ei:
gene Glaiie bon 0euten, SOumcti6er, 80:
lp9lotten i'm poulten Gimme bes @ortss,
MAIDEN ii9 bier bereits bemerfli6; lire
9lbii6t lit, ii3 nit ben umeritanii6en @ea
brGu9en p%ertraut 81 MADDEN, um BEL @ele'
9enbeit nit 2ei6ti9feit ieinem tiinitisen,
nit ben pislen Nmerita eisentbimli9er
Sitten un6efannten !Herrn ms Slare 81
belfen. SIS miro alio Dem 6remoen, Del
@etp bat uno bejabIen Mill, an @eieai9ai
ni6t fe9len. &mirms.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07
SmSemb,raische
WuS Nmeri!a.
Grrrejponocu,.

@ilwautss, Zen %. Musut 1875.
@sitsm uno beute fano cine iebr i6one
unS erbabene Seierli9teit I'M bieiiger
S6weitsrntlolter pom 9totre Dame ltott.
9lm erlten Sage wuroen 40 uno AM speiten
50 S1uli6weitern ein9efleipet. Der
bo1w'it e GrSbii6of los Die 81. Wteile uno
mad bieier nabm Der bo6p. g. q. Sum
bi9 Die Geremonien Der Ginfleioung, nobel
piele Erieiter suge9en paren, Dor. ga,
tiirli6 paren piele Sefannten IL. &eripanos
ten uou 9tab u. 6eru az Der 6eier beige;
front uno mandes Saters unS Mutter,
bers persoB Sbrdnen Der 6rsuoe.
Inter ben Neuein9etIeioeten limb bic Sus
rembur9erinnen lebr TART pertreten. IS
wareu ibrer 7 ooer 8 %oarlnter, bappn IaIs
lein 5 aug ct. SonatlS, Sadlon 60, Sa.
Gins fiel mir belonoerS auf, Dap nan
bort in alien @dnsen uno 3immeru tno
auf Den Spa,ierpldten bic lurembuber
Wtunoart ipre6en borte. @enisitens pas
rem bort 25 l%ursmburscr Sdweltern pei
lammen. @ie mar iiebt, iino unisrs &ns
beSt09tsr BORT auBerit tart uertretsn, biel
itarfsr i'm SerbdltniB ais Die SS6tst irs
ssnb zines anSern Der Seuti6en Stdrtne.
60 bat J. 9. ct. Oonatus alein MEDALS
80 S9uli6weitern selieiert. Oas kist
nod uon sutem fatbolii3em @eiite ui re-
lisioiem Gifer, bon benz mir boiisn, BIZ er
bel nnlern eanbsIeuten ni6t srtHten
wiro. q. !.
Scr bu6ip. Batter P. 9autb, III ais
SseliorSer na6 0Ouea, Snbiana, ptieet
woroen, 10 beri9tet Der vatotre Game
S9olaitic."
Gorrciponoru,. = Gin Dor aur,bt IN
Yboenlruiae, pa, semadter Seiu9 fa6s
tie mid in ndbere Setannti6ait nit eaisen
Qanosleutsn. Die meilten perielbei iinb
Gdterna6er uno YorSelanarbeiter. fi9t
sufrieSen bamit INNER bel anoern in 1rbeit
gu lteben, woaen iie ieIbititdnSis wtoen.
Ginem bsrieIben 1T eS bersits selunsa elm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07
Gurreiponoenj.
FbilaoeIpbia, Den II. @usuit, 1875
Ser Geoacteur!

fY'tuottPV'ut "" . N"S"It 80
Serr GeSactem!
Die Stabt Der vSruberliebe", BON Ser
iett 10 piel IN alien Welttbeilen 9eipro6eu
wiro, unb BON wel6er man in 1876 10 piel
crwariet, sebt, obne weitere ii6tbare poer
fiiblbare 9lenoerung gum Sellern poer
S6ls6tern ibren gewObnli6en Ne9 weiter.
Sn bieiem Monate i~iberbaupt 9ebt eS IN
alien S9i6ten Der @eieui9ait lansiam,
pom weaen Der sro6en Sommerbiee, posu
iid nod bic Der Stabt eisene S9wiile beis
oeleQt, Die ben @uientbalt iebr% unansenebm
madt. Oieies, iowie bic Sebniu6t na9
9uft unb 9anblsben, bewirten, baB ii6 Der
erOBte Sbeil Der glriltocratie pOn Ybilaoels
pbia nit ibren siemli9 gut selpitten nno
bdu6i6ea Sai6enbii9em 81 ben 10 belieb'
ten uno beiu6ten Sabepldten an Der Sec
fiite be9abem, 100 lie bic Gage bes Som'
mers in Saus uno 0raus subrinsen.
Oo3 es bleibt ni6t Bel ben @roBen Der
StaSt. Die Soee Der @lei9beit aler
9loamstinber ieuert audi bic sewObnli6ere
&lale at, in Sereinen auf einen ober mebs
rere Gage belaste 0abeorte 81 beiuden.
9ln alien Gdsn, OH ben &ir6tbiren aler
GonfeiiiOnen iimo Ylacate beieitist, bic, nit
Der Yeiideruns zines i~0uminirten Yro'
pbsten, einen ansenebmen, i9Snsn, %lonnen'
bsuen Gag anfinbisem. Gape Wsap, @t'
iantic Gitp, Gong Brand, iinb @orte, Die
aud benz tleinen SinSe ni6t iremo tlinaen.
War man nod nidt an Dem einen ooer al.
bern bieisr SaoepIase, 10 lit man behind
the age, unp sas Mil man ii6 Senn bod
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07

eisenes @ei6dft nit Eorseaanofcn gu CT:
ri6ten uno cine anoere Samilie lit eben
I'M Sesrifie einen iol@en Sfsn gu bauen.
Der eritere bat @lid sebabt unb bos ge:
l6dft sebt gut. Der llnternsbmunssseiit
lit isbr gu IOben. 9err S. Stofiel arbeis
tet on Slumenuaien uon sroBem llmiunse
unS nit ben i9Oniten Ser,ierunsen.
hpc,c
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07
Gerreiponoeni.

Oes Muines, Soma, 81. Dug. rs.
Die einsn fommen, bic anbsrn seben F!
9err 6einri9 Seller Don Yittlinsen bei
Monbort idon a9tSebn Sabre Bel gonns
pile, Dallas County, in Der 9tdbe pom
Oes MOines wobnbaft, itarb plOtli9 mad
;weiitinoiser &rantbeit. Seine jingle
So3ter lit in 9pons S9ulidwsiter uno ie.
Der Der pier erwadieneu S0bne bat feline
eisene 6arm uno iein eisenes Saus. &ir
tbeilen bic Na9ri9t BEN Sreunoen uno
Setanntsn nit, beren er ni6t wenige aud
%ienieits Der @ren;e unter ben 2uremburserr
bate oenen CT obnebin Der Spra9e mad
angeb0rte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07
OiScee 9alifar.

Sie &atdulifcn pon Gtopa Scotia pers
ben aui lis, 600 sei6dtt, ndmli6 80, 900
6ran,oien, As 900 S6Ottlanoer uno 4o,s
900 SrlGnber. Sn 9aliiar biloen Die
&atbolifen bic Sdlits Der Ginwobner nne
linb meiitsns irii9. Sn 1916 waren nur
1900 &atbolifsn bort, iest iinS es beren
1900. CUR ielben 3eit warsn etWa IA
oSer Is Prieiter in Der Oi0ceie, iest iino
iie 81 70. Der erite Sii9oi BON 9aIifar,
1916 in &om sepsibt, bate nur cine tleine
bOlSerne Stride CUR &atbeorale. Die ietise
&atbeorale lit Elm srObes, iteinernes @es
bdupe, $50 CUB lang unS iaBt 5000 Ser
lonen. @uBeroem iino nod orei anoere
tatbolii9e &ir6en in Der StaSt.
Si0ceie Gbieasp.
Scr bo6w. Safer Samen aus Der Sc.
ieli6ait Seiu bat ben YGu elmer Seimatb
fur bcimatblole Mdo9eu in Chicago be.
sonnen. Oas @ebauSe itebt nit Ser 6roni
al Map Strabe, nabe bel Der Stride Sul
81. 6amilie. 0aSielbe miro bon rotben
Grid nit Stein Ssrsieunnsen erri9tst unS
entbalt Raum fir 200 Mae9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07

Die Summe Der pom Stuate gu sabl.ns
ben TeniiOnen wddit BON Sabr gu Sabr i'm
@roB9erSostbum eritaunlid an. Die &es
sieruns miro Die 6rase untsrIu9en, Of ber
ietise Yeniionsmoous bei;ubebalten lit,
ODER Elm onberer ansenommen werosn iou.
GieIe inlo Der Meinuns Die Gommiiiion,
wel6e Die Oienituntauslidfeit unter iu9t,
sebe 81 lei9t gu Werte.
81 Gunitsn ees boberen Er~imGrunters
ri9tes iinO fir bieies Sabr fOlsenoe Inter
ititunsen BON Der Hs9ieruns bspiaist wors
Ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07
airdlibt Nsuigksitsn.
Snlann.

GIN 10. 5. &c. trat 81 0lenns Sail bie
elite Convention Der se9eniettigen %iran;o:
lii9:canaoii9en tatbolii9en lln~terltiieungss
Sersine Suiammsn. 9luf Der Seriammlun9
warcn fiinf;ebn Geieni6aitcu bon preiuno'
span;ig Selegaten pertreten. Die GrDffs
nun9Srebe belt Hep. &. Seau6ien pom Otons
treal, Canada, in fransOiider uno Geu.
Ntc0ee IN cn9lii9er Spra9e. Die 6aupts
portage biloet Die Jtepiiion Ser augemeinen
Sereinsconititutiou.
Gr;biDceie ct. SOuiS.
Sir 0ricai6ait ct. Sincen; uon Saul
bcltebt in ct. Youis aus % Gonierensen,
wopon cine gang aus gtesern beitebt. Sei
ser letten SerIammluns lasen Die Seridte
pon Is GoniercnSen por, mel6e sei9ten,
bab i'm persangensn Sierteliabre SIS, 800
einoc9angen paren. Der Setra9 welter
ben 2lrmcn pertbeilt wuroe, betrug nur 5000
peniser ais o6ise Summe.
Sn O'TaGon, Mo., wurbe am %. 9lus
quit Elm Gonuent uno cine Sapeue fir ben
@ebrau6 Der S9weitern pom foit6aren
Slute, wsl6e in 1873 uon Seuti6lanS
uertrieben wurben, einseweibt. Die S9wes
tern baben einen i60nen Ylat BON go
older, NIT @ebdubs barauf, wel6e 800
600 f~oitetsn. !Sier lit bas Wtutterbaus
SeS Sroens in bieiem 9anSe.
SiSeeie Dubuque.
Mus Scs Wuines wiro uns Ser SOB
Ses bo6p. $. MiHler seneloet. SerieIbe
itarb an %. @usuit gu Sort MtaSliOn,
See So. Der Seim9esansene bate por 8
Sabren Die Yrieiterpeibe I'M Saleiianum
bel Milwaufee erbalten; CT paltorirte cine
3eitlans in Siniinawa Mount uno 9OtOii
muBte aber lettere Stelle tranfbeitsbalber
perlaileu. @tan seoenfe ieiner I'M @ebete.
X, /. II.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-19
Cost Of Living.

The tax rate of 1850 on real estate
was $l.75 on a very low valuation of
property; to-day it is 1920 on a cash
valuation. A house which was worth
Isl, 500 in 1859 could not be bought for
twice that amount now, and rents are
from two to three times as high now as
before the war. While it is true.
therefore, that what are often called
the ''necessaries of life'' have been re-.
duced in prices at wholesale to nearly
the prices which ruled in 1859, it is not
inferred that the cost of living to work.
ing men has been correspondingly re-
duced. Provisions consume about one
third to one-half of workingmen' s in.
comes. The other half is expended for
rent, clothing, fuel, lights, and other
expenditures of all kinds, and in many
of these there has been
no reduction from anti.war prices.
But with reduction in tho primo
cost of provisions, there will undoubt-
eddy come in time reduction in the
value of things for which corn, beef,
wheat, &C., are exchanged; in other
words, reduction in all the many
things which together make up the real
cost of livins.-Philadslphia Public
Ledrer.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-19
REVOLT IN NEBRASKA STATE PRISON,

The convicts in tho penitentiary at
Lincoln, under the leadership of the no.
torious McWattcrs, about 3 O'Clock to.
day overpowered the guard, gained pos
session of the armory, and then drove
the outside guard from the walls,shoot.
ing one, julius Goshu, in the knee,
wounding him severely. They fred
several shots at citizens who were ap.
preaching with arms, wounding two.
The warden Was absent in the city. His
wife, children and the female convicts
are all locked in the upper part of the
building. Grave apprehensions are felt
for the safety Of the guards and the
warden's family. as the convicts are DIES.
perate men. The warden and a large
body of armed citizens are patroling
the outside of the prison. Tho convicts
are momentarily expected to sally
forth, having procured citizens clothes
by stripping the guards. Gov. Furness
having applied to Gen. Ord for aid, a
company Of troops left this evening on
special train for Lincoln.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-19

A recess Of ten minutes was then
taken, subsequent to which, after an
hours discussion, an adjournment
was had TO Friday, the next, evening at
clock.
On rc-assemb,ing and calling the roll
next evening, sixty seven members
were found present, the following nam
ed being absent: Senators Armstrong,
Hubbard, Langdon, A. Nelson, X. Nell
son and Rice, and Representa-
tives Benson, Camp, Dun
nington, Fitzgerald, Gaskill,
Jackson, Ottun, Stowe, Tunell and
Whittemore-in all sixteen. 1t was
reported that these gentlemen had pur-
rosely absented themselves, and that
thirteen others who sat in the adjourn
ed caucus declared they would not be
bound by the action of the caucus if a
nomination was forced at that time, and
under the existing rules. The names
Of these last were not made public, but
it was shown by the reports of ballots
taken that that number, in addition to
those mentioned as absent did not par
ticipate in the nomination.
The caucus remained in session for
three hours or more, and during that
time took three ballots, as follows:
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-19
REPUBLICAN LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS.
Nomination Of Alex. Ramsey for
lse-EZecti0n tn the Selaate..Part OF
tiae Caucus Absent Themselves
and Another Part Refuse to Vote.

The Republican legislative caucus
met at the Senate chamber in tbs CAPT.
toll Thursday evening Jan. l4th, at S
o'clock. Eighty three members were
present, being the full Republican vote.
Its organization was effected by cleo
ton Of j. w. Furber, chairman; G. IL.
Bosworth and w. r. Kinyon, clerks !;
and Milo White, G. H. Clarke, G. W,
Crosby and S. N. Tleadwell, tellcrs.
Rules were adopted which prescribed,
among other things that the selection
Of candidate for Senator should be by
ballet that at least five ballots
should be taken before motion to
adjourn should be entertained and that
vote to adjourn. should be taken by
yeas and nays.
The several ballots had were report
ed as follows:
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-19
Informal. Formal. Formal

Mr.. Ramsey having now received a
majority of the full caucus was declar.
ed nominated, and motion to make
the nomination unanimous was passed
without dissent.
Messrs. Gilman, Daniels, and Drake
being appointed to inform Mr.. Ramsey
Of his nomination, and to invite him in
to the caucus, the doors of the caucus
were thrown open and large crow
entered. Mr.. Ramsey, on being pre-.
sented, was greeted with applause, and
briefly addressed the gathering as fol-
lows:
He would not detain them long, at
this time, for all mnst be weary after
their long hours spent in settling this
question and the weary hours of wait
ing they had gone through. But he
would thank them from the bottom of
his heart for the honor Of their nomi-
nation: If it was ratified by the peo-
pie and the Legislative body they repre-.
sented he would be still more grateful.
If it was ratified he would, as in the
past, devote himself, his whole life and
energies to this great State, with the
history of which he was so long con-
nected, and for which he entertained a
most profound regard. Again he thank
ed them and promised if his nomination
was ratified to do all that any man
could reasonably ask from candidate
or expect from enc in the high position
they had given him.
The caucus was then adjourned sine
d'e. 1t was freely declared by persons
processing to know that twenty men,
bers of the caucus as organized Thurs.
day evening, would not be bound by
the caucus but would vote for Gov.
Davis for Senator, Rumors of other
OBJECTIONS from the caucus also pre-.
vailed, but could not be traced to relia-
bic authority.
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A MAN FOR The TIMES,
The Democratic Governor of Ar.
KANSAS Announces His Detcrmina.
ton to Protect the Rights Of All
Citizens of the State.

A card having been published in Lit
tie Rock, signed by 1915 ex.soldiers,
about half:colored, endorsing the state.
ments Of General Sheridan that a
reign OF terror exists in Arkansas, and
asserting that they have carried their
lives IN their hands for ten years, Gov.
Garland hast taken prompt steps to
nave them prove their charges. To
that end he has instructed prosecuting
attorney to have each one
OF the parties whose name appeared
signed to the card summoned as wit.
nesses to appear before the grand Jury
now III session, and if the facts are es.
tabllshcd as they appear in the state
ment, the guilty parties will be pun.
ished to the full extent Of the law, as
provided in what is known as the Ku.
klux act, enacted during the admins
tration Of Gov. Clayton for the sun.
preston of Ku.Klux.
The Governor also announces that he
will send special message to the Leg.
islature, calling attention to the mat
ter, and urging the passage of more
stringent laws if the present statutes
are found to be inadequate, in order
that every citizen may have the utmost
security, without fear Of molestation OF
aoy kind.
lie also sent the following message
to President Grant on the same sub
ject:
To the President of the United States:
If there is a White League, or any
kindred association in this State, 1 do
not know it, and have asked for those
who assert it to he brought before the
grand jury of this county, now in ses-
SON. to show the fact, pleaging all the
power Of the State government to break
them up and punish those who belong
to them, and call upon the Legisla-
ture now sitting to pass the most strin-
gent law to that end.
(Signed) A. H. GARLAND,
Governor of Arkansas.
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ENLARGEMENT OF CRIMINALS.
How Bill R0difer Esca ped from the
Indiana Prison..A Pennsylvania
Convict Forces Another to Help His

How Bill R0difer Esca ped from the
Indiana Prison..A Pennsylvania
Convict Forces Another to Help His
Escape.
JEFFERsoNvILLE, Ind, Jan. l6.-The
attempt of Bill Rodifer, the noted des;
perado, to escape yesterday morni Fl
from the State Prison proved s,nts
ccssful. As telegraphcd yesterday
it was supposed he had gone into the
sewers, but thorough search proved
otherwise, ard that other convicts
were his accomplices, who removed the
bolts on the lock Of his cell and fur
nished him steel with which he freed
himself from the cell and chain. He
then climbed two.inch iron water
p'pe' perpendicularly, fifty feet
TO the water tank on top of the build
ing passed through trap door within
.hlr'y icet OF the watch tower and down
into the main guard room, where he Sc
cured keys, unlocked two doors and
passed out. The warden, Col. Shuler.
offers five hundred dollars reward for
his capture.
FLYEN's ESCAPE.
SuNBCRY, Pa, Jan. l6.-John F1ynn.
convicted few days ago of murder in
the second degree, escaped from iail last
night with another convict whom he
forced to burn hole through the cell
door and then pick the lock, Flynn
keeping guard with revolver.
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"A man about two-thirds drunk was
riding on Fort street car yesterday,
and he hadn't yet unbosomed himself
when a nice-looking young man, highly
scented. entered the car and took a
seat opposite the inebriate. The per-
fume floated over, and the man snuffed
and turned his head this way and that.
He finally got his eyes on the young
man, and pointing his finger at him in.
CURED: "Y-young man-~d-do your
fleet smell--smeil that way all the
t-time?'' There was dead silence in
the car.--Dstr0it Free Press.