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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-05-27

The U. S. Supreme Court recently
held that the statute of limitations was
sus pended in the rebellious States dur
ing the rebellion, and that this rule is
applicable in an action on a premisory
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-08
Standing Rock News.
From our regular Correspondent.


ID To correct statement in recent
Issue Of the TRIBUNE, / xhl say that the
building of the Post is not as far, ad-
vaneed as you have been led to believe +;
,bnt one set Of company barracks is com.
pleted, in which are three companies
A and D of, the 9th. aud E Of the. 18th
infantry, all quartered. Commissary
and Quartermaster store houses, hospi.
tai and laundress' quarters are also
finished, as we'll as the Post bakery.
The commanding officers quarters are
about completed, and Col. Poland will
move in next week, when Roach viii oc
cupy his present rooms in the ospital
until his own quarters are built. Two
unfinished sets of oMcers quarters will
be, completed about New Yenrs. Capt.
Badger and It. Walker, Of the 9th in:
fantry, each occupy room in the Quar-
termaster and cCpmmissary buildings
Joe Bush. our civilian sawyer, met with
mishap last week, losing the first! two
fingers Of his, right hand by the saw,
while saving lath. Our old friend
Parkins is:w,th Us again, after . hasty
trip to the city Of brotherlyl love, re
lieving Mr., Bopnsfon, who returns in =
few days to Fort Stevenson.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-08
H.. : A BRIDAL Tour. !s@G tAS
Tho Advantage in Taking Yonr
fs.- Mother.iu.Law Along. ,s@ g3t

There were threegof them. One was
a bride. the other: q happy groom, wit,
red ears and maiden whlskers, and tn,
third was the brides mother. The,
were at the Grand Trunk Depot yestel
day morning to take, the train West
The young man clasped his young wifs's !
fat hand, rolled up his eyes, and the,
seemed happy, while the motherin-law
paraded up and down the sitting.roo,:
with lordly air and seemed we'll satisfied,
Pretty soon the groom went out, au
when he returned he threw Ave pop.cor.
balls and big bar Of peanut candy in,
the bride's lap, and handed the old lad
another. She turned up her nose, ra,>
I'd her spectacles, and thus addresse.
the young man With red ears:
''Ses here, Peter White, you are ma,
ried to Sabintha, amt your"
why, Of course"
"And l have right to feel an.. inter
est in yous'
"Of course"
''And We are now on your bridal tow
Or, Amt wss'
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-08
BLACK HILLS
a Party Of Bismaroksrs, Leave FOL
''s.,I ..sI tho New Eldorado. n atir

Last week. a party Of about thirty,
headed by H. N. Ross, who made the
first discovery Of gold in the Black
Hills, left Bismarck for the new Eldora,
do. They took six months provisions
with them, md fully expect to remain
there unmolested until spring, and per-
haps until Congress authorizes the oc:
cupation Of the country. All were sober
and industrious c, c,t,zens, and among the
number were not only experienced min
ers, but experienced mechanics, who
can turn their hands. to almost any.
thing. The names Of the parties so far
as We could obtain them, are as follows :
II IN Ross Oscar Bracket, WIN
Boug ughton, Mike Smith, T. G: Jones, -
Gable, 2----Burcher, WIN. Harvey, J. J.
Sutherland, Theodore Shenkenberg,
Geo. Anderson q and partner, Nathan
Brosier, John Kennedy, Henry Dion,
Isadore Belanguiet, John Mcclellan,
Joseph Smith, r. Tousley, Geo. Catten,
Frank Stone, Bacon, Robt Hams,
Geo. W. Stone, Louis Courtnois and
partner and others. t... ......
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-08

Miggs insisted upon trying II one oil
the blocks in the Kimball house pave
:nent we're as long as himself, but Jones,
Who was trying to get him home, lemon
trated: z-. -...4. ...l ...-.v..:E... .sts
, ''Oh, come along, old by, what's the
matter with you, anyhow
''Did you read zer papers rs mornin'e"
''Yes' did, "replied J"nes. rs
"Read all bout Eat (hic) earsequake
It M:mvis. eh?
"Yes but it wasn't much" 2''"
"Wuzn't, eh? (hic) member zatzy-
clone at came long ere las 'zprins!
/" "Yes, l remember it," ~ ....s..
'WelI, Eat zykolne came by sIe,nvis
thic) an zat earstquake be ere TO fore
er (hic) know it-'cre Eat! An I'm
,o,n lay down fore it omes, cause (hic)
er don't kstch lis chile bucken' 'gainst
earsequake-(hic) 'cre za,?'
just then M,ggs's To-, struck the cor
er Of step and he rolied down q Gel
.r stairs.
"Are you hurt! /" cried Jones.
IRE yer hurt your>oI,-(hic) yer
armed fool! Didn't tell YER zst earss.
,uake wux comm, eli? *. hadn't got
own ere s'quick I'd bin shook (hic) oil
or pieces, sect"
Aud he laid dow AID ..ent to sleep
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-08
& 81 Grand Pool and Rattle rs
For fifty Turkeys atSt. Luis Billiard
Hall Friday afternoon and evening, Dec.
10th. .:, -,s..s..,.... .

The, Bismarck Tri- Weekly Tribune
made its first appearance Nov. 9th. The
new, paper is the same IN size as the
former weekly, while the weekly will
hereafter be enlarged to double its olo
dimensions. The Tri- Weekly announces
that twill be Republican IN politices,
which is q step forward frem it's hither
to Independent position. 1t is not to.
much to say that the Tribune is an ener-
getic paper, creditable, alike to it's own
ers and to Northern Dakota 1t vii,
do valuable work in building up ou'
northern territory.-Press and Dako
taian. ~ E.-L-. ! -".-
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-08
? Notice to Subscribers.

The publication day oftne Bismarck
Weekly TRlBuxE is changed to Wednes
day, ,ithe better to. accommodate the Bu-
ford mail. d IL will 60 to press Tuesday
evening, and 80 reach the Rice, Standing
Rock and eastern mails which leave
Wednesday morning to better advan.
tage. For lack of time to prepare the
full sheet, We send our subscribers q
single sheet this week, but the paper
will hereafter appear double sheet as
before. ~qvs. vi .i...# =~f r.. = .1s5~5
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-08

m this city yesterday, Of the Mesho,
dist Sabbathy School Union and
Tract So isty,, with local pre- achers.
Bishop, Haven urged the re- nomination
of- Gen. Grant fol President. His, views
were adopted unanimously. d,5.
HORRIBLE CRIME. d asTHoG
70? CLEVELAND, ONO, Dec. 7.-William
Arden, an Englishman, was killed by an
express driver in this city this morn.
ing. His wife, step daughter and Mrs.
#Renton, neig ghbor, who attempted to
interfere, were also killed. The victims
were horribly mutllated, the wie's head
being cut of. 4oThe killing was done
with an axe andshamner. ZI115@ = s}a:5
: asl'ad bin L0ExPLosIoN. 1855 .''' ~"
! 'LosDos, Dec. Z An explosion from
FIRE damp in Syar'b } . Coll'ery, Southern
Berkshire, caused by careless blasting,
occurred; J yesterday. One hundred and
forty men and boys we're killed. a'g, iii
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-08
CHAPTER TIE ONE. AND.TWo.

CHAPTER TIE ONE.AND-TW0. e..
"Theopilus Honey balm, 60 hence
How dare you, a hired man in the EN-
ploy OF your Mehitable's father, look
upon my child to WOO? Begonel You
have no position. My nymph like child
shall never we'd and bear children to
anv man who is not noble" '39>
CHAPTER THE AND.so FOURTH. -. -.
"Coine to the, window, childp It
was June. why art so cast down.
wasted beauty q She bad grown thin
Of meat. = II will find for thee m ate,
sweet bird Of songr'5 Nehitable sang q
little while washing dishes: @li ~.si 5&~
"What ho, withont!' II Somebody
was knocking or the door. @ al Y
r 81 b. CHAPTER y1vs.> 1.-i 8. ~
+ "H-a-a a.a sa-lt!" spake IN gentle
tones the intruder. 1t was General
Theophilus Honeybalm! =. .'. '',. s,H
"'Tis h-e:e-e-e-e el" That's what
Mehitable gave utterance to. -.
YES, it's he! leone Stand back,
did mani 70 the rear!E Ten PAGES
backward MARcnv' "..'5. f.. .'.&,-.
! Old Squiggers refrigerated, cause
rheophilus had whang-striker in both
hands, red with-rust. .:.,s. -, r..
Nov, old man''-so said the Gene
ral-"I come TO claim my bride; | am
B Ca Brig. .-Gen. Three long months
have 6ewded. I am now great man
Seest thou this pile of gold? | have .
million! I have houses and lands. l
have oos'tio, have hono.:. ] wrote
a puff for nay General! | was given .
nigger regiment For fifty dollars
worth Of r,n'essi ( bribed the telegraph to
record my ,Iaring deeds. | came out
for the brunette part OF this Govern
ment! The President rewarded'me. l
am General Of EthiopianosV -,
Them whispered the sire:
General, are you honest = 80
care honest? Do the world existl
are. 1t dol Else were not Gen.
sral."
"Then take her. am satisfied. The
country is safe. Ny child, be happy !"
And he took her.
Thus ends history Of love and 10y
atty Rr;ck" .Ponerel.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-08
NOTES AND NEWS.

1rsase NOTES AND NEWS. ..@E"t
! The Jury in the Kasson libel suit dis
agreed. .i"a'a'l.' We
NC. Kerr is the Speaker Of the Dem
ocratic House
Work has commenced on the Sioux
City and PembiDa rosd., t+&' ~, H. ,@,Gs.ts IT,
". NJ. Tweed has escaped. His six
million suit was to have been commen-
Sed Monday. saa e ,lbof,:.sf a:+>7ii +, '7, orr,
Gen. Sherman reports the aggregate
strength of the army to be $40 officers - )
and "a, ,03l enlisted men,, - .aEsg.-a-1 "a
Durtee. Peck d Dock Terry are build.
ing new steamer Tor the upper Mis-
aouri river trade, ito be called the q. r..
Peck. 1t will cost $50. 900 ~ Ia "s.~s.
Judge Hill, of the United States Court
for Miss, excludes all frolD jur,es who
cannot read, write and compute in terest,
virtually ruling out the black population.
Il seems. to be difficult to f1nd any one
to take the Indian, C0,nmissionership.l
Toby declined, Hoffman declined, and
now ex Gov. Ward, Of New jersey, de,
HgH. l&SE -. /.
The vermillion Register says: Gen:
Beadle has been appointed Secretary Of
the cemmission to codify the laws of
Dakota. A better appointment could
not have been made. 2i2 aaiea.@oa'.2>Tn, err
,,Tbe action: toof Chief Justice White. OF
Utah. in releasing Brigham Young from,
the obligations to pay alimony to Ann
Eliza, is approved by Attorney Gene'a a
Pierrepont, who is Of the opinion that
the grass-widow in question violated
the United States statutes in marrying
tte Mormon chief, aud she cannot.
therefore, avail herself Of her own
wrong act and obtsin asimony. Il. s,g,9>~ g."
asneral Sners1sna once defined his
religious creed to Miss arundy thus:
II believe il people vii! act only
half ~ we'll as they know how IN
this world, they will 80 al right In
the next" The General says he IS
not q Catholic or Protestsnt or .
denouninatienaIist of any kind. Mrs.
Sherman n Il ! Catholic, but she never
allows thatsfa toamake her forget that
she il Gen Sherinan's wife. ..~a.. ,;
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-08

The first number of the Tri-weekly
7yi6une came out on, the 9th OF this
month. 1t deserves the support Of tht
people Of Bismarck Col Lounsbury,
the'editor, is an energetic, able news
paper man and has made the Weekly
Tribune. one of the; very ,bestweeklv pa
spers in the northwest, - Dt.kota Herald
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-08

One hundred fine tinted or white
bristol calling cards, nicely printed, ca 2
be obtained st the TRIBUNE office for one
dollar. The tinted cards are the finest
ins,he market, and Of the most fashion.
ionabl: colors.. ,..4 s,.. l...I as.-s f.sg.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-08

Company G, 7tb Cavalry, have issued
invitations for Social Ball at the Cav
airy Barracks, to come off Christmas
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-08

Lieut.. Chance returning from a weeks
hunt WAS in the city Tuesday, and
counting the, deer he had killed, he
found eleven Of them. And it wasn't
4 very good week for hunting, either.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-08

Attention Is called to the notice Of
a grand Pool and Rsf1e for Afty turkeys
at Major Walkers Friday afternoon.
A heap ofgood eating, no little excite
ment and some fun is promised.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-08
THE TRI WEEKLY.

A Fort Buford gentleman on receipt
>ft irst copy OF the ri-weekly TRl-
suss wrote: ,''taOf course you can count
me asubscriher, and heartily wish you
success in tho new enterprise You
certainly deserve greet success, for you
have, without doubt, done more than
any other man would have done ,to fur.
nish news to the scattered population
Of North wsster Dakota" @sA.s - .7aks}
The Tri- w eekly TRIBUNE lacks nearly
one hundre subscribers Of the number
fought TO have to make it pay bare
expenses; but We shall publish it the
fpIrsix months. and II those who are
! low on our books will stay with US, the
tri.Weekly will BE- made aqpermanent
khing, and we shall reduce the subscrip
/ tion price to six dollars per year. We
fully expect to continue the publication,
for though there is loss on the Tri-
Weekly, through its publication the
Weekly is greatly improved, and we
find it meets with only kind words on
every hand. Bismarck, however, can
and ought to do more toward sustaining
it. The time is near at hand when the
very appearance of the TRIBUNE will do
much toward building up the spbstan.
tial isserests of Bismarck . %E.:.'
The first step taken by the Demo
cratic House savors bit little Of partisan
bias. The Democrats have claimed that
kcEoery is the legal Governor Of Louis.
lana, and that Kellogg, the administra-
ton recognized man, is an usurper; but
the House admitted to . seat the mem.
Der holding Kellogg's certificate, reject.
ing the one holding McEnery's. Here
was fine opportunity to slap the ad-
ministration in the face, but the Demo
Gratis acted the part Of statesmen and
wisely refrainad from reopening the
Louisisna contest the arst day Of the
session.
Messrs. Mercue and Cobsll are devel-
opin9 = two and one half feet veinot coal
on Shoukin Greek, fifteen miles south
.r pA.k D>-ko~ + 3
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-08
4 R,A:R I: T:4.z.E,
"A History Of Love and Loyalty.
- CHAPTER THE oND.
1t was night-the hub of it.
CHAPTER TN slCoND.

And now, daughter, 60 to your 70.
t,racyl Muchly as love you, and
zephyr-like as your frail body is to me,
I tell you, nymph, thou shalt never
marry Theophilus. He is poor. You
are rich, The noble house Of Squiggers
shall never be dishonored by menial
blood.'' ,.... 80. tax. ~i .-g .~.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-08

Messrs. Mercue and Cobsll are devel-
opinx two and one half feet veinot coal
on Shoukin Greek, fifteen miles south
Of Fort Benton.
The New York herald., 1875-12-15

who stand nearest TO the prosecuting powers OF the 60
vernment already begin to give out strong hints Of
new departure which will most assuredly bring 10 the
dock a number Of leading and influential citizens,
political and ptvase who have thus far n the course
Of the uneathng OF frauds succeeded In keeping their
connection With crooked operations profound secret
II has been intmated in the public prints
that G. B. Farwell well known member OF Congress
from Chicago las become involved in the violation Of
the Revenue laws, by having connection with prom
nent mait house in which A. c. Hesing editor OF the
Stadts Zeitung and j. Rehm, late City Marshal were
associated IN business relations In view OF the charges
against him Mr. Farwell has M in the Chicago T6-
OF to-day TO dsavow any sort or connection with
whskey business and charge the origin OF the rumors
70 0personai enmy on the part OF the witness who made
the charge before the last Grand Jury and also on the
part Of Solicitor Wilson Of the Treasury Department;
the latter occasloned by attempt the part
ings, hr Farwe says, have been governed by
desire on the part OF Wilson TO punish and iniure
him, Logan and their friends. on the other hand, u
has come 10 the knowledge OF few that the next
Grand Jury, which meets here In January WILL beyond
all doub6 bring In bills against Mr. Farwel and Messrs
Hesing 4 kehm, together with few others who
have, unfortunately for themselves got into position
which, TO say the least Is equvocal one. II is
alleged that distling firm, that OF Roele Jurker
CO.. lately indicted and one Of the largest OF the Chi
cago crooked operators, paid TO c. B. Farwel at the
time Of the last election SO 000 and part of
campaign fund Mr.. Farwel also charged by
the witness, before the Grand Jury, of hav
ing interested himself to get a quantity of
Illicit whiskey out OF hand wnen IL was being hunted
up by detsctives and although Mr.. Farwell has ear
nestiy endeavored TO smooth away this charge, II
stands boldly against him. Government detectives
bending all their energies this one end Of establish
Ing the connection OF Farwen with the Whiskcy Ring
and with q prospect OF success mass OF evidence
has already been collected, which II is impossible TO
make public at this stage, which win startle the
try and cause the utmost CONSERVATION in political and
other circles here and il all upon the connection
of Farwe and the managers OF the Chicago North
western Malt Company with the crooked operations
The New York herald., 1875-12-15
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Dec H. 1875
THE WORK OF THE SESSION COMMENCED IN
THE HoUsE-MR. BLAINE's SCHOOL AMEND
MENT-EFFoRTs AT TINKERINa THE PREsI-
DENTAL TERM AND THE NATIONAL FINANCES.
Both branches OF Congress were in session to-day
and presented the nrst sembance OF hard work visible
since the opening The democratic caucus OF yester-
day having raised siege upon the admission OF bills
and resolutions a GOOD Of both poured into the
House Ex.speaker Blaine was nrst 10 get the
floor He introduced his proposed amendment
TO the constitution preventing the diver.
sion Of school moneys 10 tho support
or scctaran or religious schools Offering II in the
shape or joint resolution. The resolution was re-
ferred to the Committee Judiciary, and the amend
ment to the constitution, II ratified, viii be known az
The sixteenth amendment The resolution viii be
acquiesced in by the democrats and passed This Is
the party programme Of the majority. Acquescing
they draw the sting or BlAnes act and they take tho
wind out OF Grants sails BY acquiescence they spike
the great republican gun for the Presidential campaign
OF 1876.
That the scheme Of Grant is deeper laid than the
democrats fancy is than suspected by those
who are watching the contest from impartial
standpoint Those who think the agita.
ton about the school question Is going TO
die out with tho adopton Of the amendment BY Con.
The New York herald., 1875-12-15
GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON. Dec. IA, 1875.

WASHINGTON, DcC. IL 1910.
COMBINATIONS BIZ THE SENATE
The Senate in executive session this afternoon con.
1rmed the following nominations:--
Richard Gibbs, OF New York. 10 be Envoy Extraor-
dnary and Minister Plcnpotcntary 10 Peru vice Fran
els Thomas resigned; Christian Wall Weber, OF Iowa,
TO be Minister Resident TO Ecuador vice Thomas Bid
die, deceased Grati0t Washburne 10 be Secretary Of
Legation at ST. Petersburg; Henry vgnaud, Of Louis
lana to be Second Secretary OF Legation AZ Paris; I;
Daniel Richardson, OF California, 70 bo Secretary
OF Legation at Mexico
Consuis-William @. Riley Of Vermont, at Zanzibar;
George H. Owen, Of Vermont at Messina; Lewes Rich
mond, Of Rhode Island, At Cork; Joseph Knots, OF
Iowa, at Chihuahua; volney VI Smith, Of Arkansas At
81. Thomas; Charles =. Lincoln, OF Mississippi, at
Canton.
Supervisors Of Internal ReUense-Thomas J. Brady,
vice s 7. Powell resigned George B. ChamberlIn, vice
p. w. Perry. resigned
Collectors Of Internal RECOMMENDATION s. Trow.
bridge, for the First district OF Michigan; Thomas j.
Kenney for the Ninth district OF Illinois Charles
Petteng for the Eighteenth district Of OHIO; W. =
Holden for the Sixth district OF Kentucky Charles ~
Lynch for the Nineteenth district OF pennsylvania;
Andrew Clark for the Second district Of Georgia. y ~
Sturgeon for the First district Of Missouri Robert y.
Van Horn, Sixth Missouri; william Green, sixth
Tennessee Elisha II. Rhodes, for Rhode Island.
Collectors Of Cusoms-William n Whte 81 MARKS
Fla Y. y. Grossman, Fernandina, Fla Moses Lowell
Saco. Ne W. @ Marshall Belfast, Nc; Elias Root
OswaOn \. ": A. 5. Dewolf Bristol
The New York herald., 1875-12-15
NoN-ARRIvAL OF BABcocK.

General Babcock did not arrive o-day, as had been
Will not be here until Thursday Judge Krum con-
hdenally declares that there dispatches from
Babcock to the Ring beyond those already published,
while have the word of Mr. Dyer and others of the
prosecuting counsel that there In fact know on
the very authority that their number very large
0y. Judge Krum says that the defence are will.
ing to try the case Immediately. This bears out
what ieegraphed you yesterday that the present de.
morazcd condition Of the prosecution would be gladly
seized by the defence pressing for an immediate
trial. Judge Krum declares that Dabcock was as in.
nocent OF any completely in this whiskey business as
the HERALD correspondent which is saying
good DEAL As the OF Mckee and others have
been transferred to the Circuit Court Judge Dillon tho
Circuit Court Judge, will sit at the approaching trial.
together with Judge Treat that redoubled judicial
wisdom will illuminate these cases when they are tried
in January.
GENERAL" M'DoNALp
Mcdonald, who will spend his holidays here in jail.
awaiting sentence was visited to-day by your CORE
spondent He is still called General" by his TAILOR and
all his subordinaes and treated with great Difference
However no looks careworn and haggard
His eyes arc sunken, and his face express
ses much mental suffering. His cell Is
luxuriousy furnished, and the jail is a model in
point OF cleanliness ventilation and light he appears
10 bo very comfortable. II certainly better lighted
and ventilated than nneteRshs Of the hotels Of New
The New York herald., 1875-12-15
THE HILL TRIAL.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec H. 1873
The entire session OF Judge Gresham's Court to-day
was occupied in hearing the arguments the Hill case
Hon Nelson Trussler and General Brown for the gov.
ernment and Hon. A. G. Porter and W. 7. Fshback
for ho
The New York herald., 1875-12-15
CHICAGO CROOKED wHIsKEY.

CONGRESSMAN FARwELL SAID TO BE MpL1-
cATED-MPoRTANT EVIDENCE SUBMITTED
TO THE GRAND JURx-RUMoRs AS TO THE
CHARACTER OF THE FORTHCOMING REvELA-
TIoNs.
CHICAGO, Dec. IA, 1875.
Those who have best facilities for gathering news re-
gardinR operations Of whiskav men in this city and