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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-12-09

Pulaski P NJ, Lewis; Assistant, d Z
Pulley. Mails leave Pulaski for
LawIeneeburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at ! n; returns alternate days at
8P n; en- braces Vale Mills and Bohemian.
Fayetteville every Thursday at 1880 n;
returns Saturday ct 1880 Il; embraces Pts
gah, Bradshaw. Bunker Hill, Millvllle, Cy-
riston and Boon's Hill.
MoekersOn on Tuesday and Friday, at
Z; arrives II n same days; embraces
Good Springs, Marbuts, Appletons and Mi
nor Hill.
Brick Church on Thursday and Saturdays,
1t p n; returns same day at II n.
For Mails North and South see r. r.
O. Irrf.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-12-09

Blooming Grove Lodge, No SIS o g 7
meets every saturday az ; o'clock n " 4
Pleasant Valley Lodge, Ne AIS, / 0 q T
J II Rogers, W c II W Abernathy, 5.
Pisgah Lodge, No 80, o q T, moets every
Saturday at sP NJ R Evans, W Q T; L
Collins, r s.
Aurora Lodge Pulaski; W
Jones Rivers, W. c. T; Rolhn Lasseter, ses
Aspen Hill Lodge, No 442 o. G T. Aspen
Hill, meets every Friday At 1850 m, ] "
Mollard, w Q 7; 5 d Clack, K s.
Cave Spring Lodge, No ass, meets ever
Saturday 8 N; S Mason, W T; J Par
sOnn, sec'y,
Crosswater Temple No 300 meets at sharon
Cd Saturday night in each month; EppersoI
Tarply, ID T; Il J Brunson, ID sec'y.
CrosswRter Lodge, No 500, meets at Sharon
lat, "a and sd saturday; A J Ksllum, w c T
Z Rrunson, sec'y.
Odd Fellows.
@iles Encampment, No SO, meets the Is
Aonday night in each month; + Smithson
= ~.
, 1875-08-29
CRIMINAL

michael Maile1A was arrested last evening On
charge Of stealing pair OF boots aud pair OF
pantaloons from Gustavus Davis OF No. 35s West
Lake street.
Gustav Klunbrecht MOUTHS over his folly in
making way with $500 Of the Woldheim Ceme-
tery Association's money, while acting Is col
lector for that organization, and is prisoner st
the Chicago Avenue Station.
A Marion County 6-sngar "loanedn $3.50 to
tUo Bv1nd!ers yesterday. receiving in retnrp a
bogus check On tha First National Bank. He
complained Of his LOGS at tho Chicago Avenue
Police Station, but up to last accounts the Off
GERS had not found tho confidence operators
Some legal, or Illegal shark has been going
among the whisky uaea and filling them full Of
belief that he has gottso things fixed through
headquarters at Washington, aud can save them
from prosecution here. Tbs fellow il probably
op to some blackmailing dodge.
About 10 o'clock last night = stabbipg affair
ACQUIRED on Union street, near Ihitty-irst.
Patrick Ready and Martin Cody quarreled over
some tt1viai matter when the latter stabbed the
former in the arm and forehead. The wounds
are severe bnt rot dangerous. Dr.. B,dwell at.
tended the injured man. aud Officer Norton ar
rested Cody.
4 sneak-thief named John Miller stole 7slu-
ahle French clock out OF tho house OF George
Schneider, President Of the Nat,oual Bank OF
~as rejoicing With some friends over the safe
retnrn Of his daughter from Europe. Miller
onered Il for sale st the house Of Officer Ripley,
NO. Is Portland avenue. and was arrested bT the
latter while 80 doing. The prisoner viii be tried
hy the Criminal Court.
, 1875-08-29

1 leave OF the costa on the amounts Of taxes nov
being paid in THO costa average about ceuti
to each dollar Of lakes.
The Committee OF contractors appointed 4
wuit upon mayor Colvsn and urge the retaining
OF 3fr. Maypard, called yesterday. After long
conference they compromised the matter or con
dition that Mr. Maynard Naa to have some othel
pomt,on. The Mayor promised TO see what
place he could eive him, and thus the matter
euds for the present.
One or the afternoon papers makes an m"
warranted attack upon George Houghton, Ill.
Maynatd'a successor. Mr. Houghton ID an old
and reliable contractor, formerly OF the firm OF
Studley + Houghton. They built the United
States Express building, and the a1nstantlallsy
Of that structure has had such . salutary elect
% Mayor Colvin that he has made Mr. Houghton
one OF his numerous pfoteges-
Il the tookkeeper OF the Post and Mai staff
Will call upon Bookkeeper johnson Of the Board
of.Pubhc Works, he will have the entire report
Of the Board fully explained to him, and II after
full explanation he sill finds any inaccuracies,
Mr. johnson promises to resign and give the
young man show for good position. There
is known TO be but ono small error in the whole
report, aud the Post and 4fail has not yet found
that ont, and probably never Will
Last winter along the lins OF Prairie and Indi-
ana avenues. between Sixteenth and Thirtv-t1at
Streets considerable trouble vas experienced
with the water-pipes freezing. The Board Of
Public Works have Just completed tha lowering
and enlargement OF these water~mains. aud now
give notice that propetty-owners must also lower
their connections, as in no case hereafter VIII
any permission be given to tear up tho street.
pavement for the purpose OF tina wing out frozen
pipes.
, 1875-08-29
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY

a CaFe AeWn Out OF Solid Rock
Asaana In ahc MisslxsippLA ~ h~,..~A
with a Wooden Lcx.
SPECIAL Dispatch to The Chicago 1xi.un.
hAs1NPoHT. t., Aug. 2s.-A remarh,h,. "a
eoVely was made on an island in ths M;.,;..;.a.
miles below here, yesterday. hv hts .otls
nshermen- It raa = subtesrane.n 49,. a4"
out Of the solid r~ck. which MAS co7.r,a 4s~a y.
huse rock, and which was reached b1 80 .
steps. The floor Of this eubterf.a.,n ~,~s
which had undoubtedly been made thon..oa. :.
years ago, Tas thicklY stsern -,,h
asnes' the eharred rema;n, =.
bones' snd substance which thav ~.
to te dead leaves, first wetted. then nr....a ~
setnet, and resembling in color and aoliditv ~ ~
caAe rom oatmeal. Among the dry sshas thss .rs
plckeo up three tuaks about the eizo Of hc..{
.eetn ana s'lll lower the boat hook csrne n ~.
.act WITH hard substance which nToSss
20 oe sanll. brown IS polished walnut. nerfe.t
ln esers respect, and of extraordinary eiza ~
iu1nef examination, almost q comoeta srs,"
eson "aa discovered But the most .inen-
Af part came to light in the hxnisr.s
aoa almost Petrided leather strapa. hrm1a
pucKies, and = wooden le9 vhirs.
continued the right extremity, thst iunh hs~l
ing been removed shout midway betxes, ~.
hip and knee. This is very interesting i-rc.e ..e
er3, proving that \ knowledge OF bronze ~.
among the learning Of tho aboriginal Aroer;r.n.
ano 1nat mechanical surgery 10 those daya wns
equal at least to the adaptation Of a tirnher ~
t1enity. 'e@ s@-
, 1875-08-29
TIE CfTI-HAti.

Assistant Corporation Counsel Frank Adam,
will return from his vacation in Minnesota some
day this week.
Ihe new Madison street bridge wss turned
over to tue city By the contractors last evening.
ane horse-eara reaume their old routes to-day.
IN Mayor colvin yesterday appointed DAME,
Ahifoy and Ole Olesen to fiji the VACANCIES
caused by the removal Of Messrs. Hopehton and
coeS lrom supt~ Bailey's forcs.
. Mayor Colyin rushed all his work through b.
oclock Yesterday afternoon, and toen be atari.
&c, SO on win party of Aldermen for E1r.I,ste
1he5 viii return Monday forenoon. '%~
Simultaneous With the removals. ~ msss.z
ma5nard. Coey, aud Houghton, MAYOR CALVIN
also removed George Watson. Constable IN 80
employ OF the Bosrd OF Public Works. ia
Whites bnother, Sam, is his succezsor. U.s. 0'o'
The Board Of Public Works yesterday on.n.a
tWenty-eisht bids TOR the cons.ruct,on ~ ,sa
Blue lslsnd avenne viaduct Tne louast h;d ~ ~
That Of c. l. Colbu1n who bids 81 As for tha
aoury and Is centa for the filling Of The m
proaohes. @1e So
Tue City Collector yesterday received asa mn
On caty ta1es. In view Of tho fact that del1n-
queots sra paying up at \ reasonably rapid rate
compsfo14ef Hayes authorized the Collector 70
, 1875-08-29
THE CADET CORPS.

FE AAOGl AbfTo
ARRANGING FOB The REUNION.
| The surviving members OF the old United
| States Cadet Corps met At the Sherman HOUSE
last evening for the purpose Of a general roof'
ganization, the adoption Of = constitution ana
set OF bylaws and to receive the report OF the
Committee On Reunion and Banquet Maj t.
B. Knox presided, and Goodie True oaioiated al
Secretary.
Conrade Floyd introduced resolution that
the names Of all deceased members, together
with thei. rank in the volunteer or regular
army, BE- inscribed in golden lettars on the lag
won in 1859, and hell against a1i companies,
either in Canada or the United States: Inc
constitution and bylaws we're adopted article BY
article.
On motion Of Com-ade Floyd, all Withdrawn
members arc eligible to ulemoerBhlp IN the
organization just formed.
Comrade Ross, OF the COMMITTEES on Reunion
ard BANQUET. to be held Sept. 10, reported that
the Committee had made all arrangements ex-
banquet should bs very recherche one, and
should be held ss some ct the 1rst-class
hotels Tho rnnhio is to ba furnished
b5 about ten pieces. plaFed as nearly as
possible by members OF tba old Light Guard
Band. In Wow Of tue tact that the Cadets ~ere
the only company who went into active service
and ca1no out OF it without touching drop OF
liquor, il WAS the aeuse OF the Committee that
the banquet should be in eommemoratlon OF
their g"oa conduct, and tha. consequently no
wines or liquors should be drank on that occa-
sion. The programme iB to be gotten up in the
finest etyla on white satin.
Ba1lotiug for officers then ensuod, With tho
following result:
Fre,iltn-H< Dwight. Ls1ln, New York.
First Fire- f4Tcs:6enf-JoSenh Lewis.
Etco1sa Flee presllen-Edwsr1 3. Knox.
tSec7etarp-I. Good1e True.
CttSto1fHT-CoDr1da Bo: sford.
Strneunt-dt-. trnls-Cumrade Rosa.
Ga motion Of Conrado Ross, a committee ap-
pointed ut II previous rneeting wns empowered 70
Nuke al arrangements for the banquet. Messrs.
kaox, True. and Boteford we're appointed to
attend to insc:ibing the champion ooloEs with
he names Of all deceased members
Adjourned.
, 1875-08-29
WASHlNGTON.
THAT BAFE-BuR9LARY CASE,

THAT AAFE-BuR9l.ARY CASE.
8uecfdl Dtspat:a to The Chicago Ys1b.tf<.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Aug. 2S.-The story O.
the District eafe-burglary business is not ye
ended. The Attorney-General is determined
that the matter slall not be dropped uhere it is
and will press the cases to another trial. The
present status is that the indictment il
auashed upon q technical plea Of ar
J ll1ega1ity in tho drawing OF the Grand Jury;
The law provides that the iurymen shall possess
certain property and other qualifications. Tue
Grand Jury which indicted Dick Harrington did
not possess tho qualification, and it vas
charged at the time that the Jury was
| desgnedly 20 selected by the Attorney General
| Piesrepoat has obtained pledge from e. Wells,
the new District-Attorney, that these cases will
I be prosecuted.
ASSISTANT A1roRSEy-aESERAL.
Edwin II. Smith. OF Massachusetts, has &C.
copied the Office Of First Assistant Attorney
General.
THE srAMP PRINTING.
The Graphic Company has been awarded the
bid for printing the internal revenue bank
checks. Their bid has been the lowest from the
first.
Both the North AtlAntic md South Pacific
squadrona will rendezvous ut Panama and Asp1n-
wall dur7ng the rebellion Oh the 1sthmus. Our
Government has been fully advieed of the
progress OF TUG pol1ElCAl LFuuDleH tuBIBs huQ
weeks ago, at the suggestion OF the State De-
partmeus Reaf-Admiral Mul:aney Was orderedto
keep several OF the vessels Of his squadron at
Aspinwall. The Richmond aud Omaha are at
Panama, the 6hawnut at Aspinwall -.
ANOTHER MIST OF FRAUDS.
A few weeks neo it was stated in this
correspondence that the Secretary Of
the Treasury had ordered q rigid e1-
animation into Affairs OF distille1a
on the Pacific Coast, and the reports to-day re-
ceived by telegram from Government agents are
sematic defrauding OF tha revenue by mannfac-
turers Of brandy. The report also indicates
completely on the part Of Internal Revenue Of
fcias- Seizure will follow, and prosecutions be
commenced sgaiust numbes OF prominent bual-
n aas firms IN San Francisco.
Ito ths ssoeaated PTtsa.1
COMMISSIONS SIGNED.
WAsH1EaTos, D. G.. Aug. 23.-The President
has signed the following commissions: Gerry
". Hazleton, United States Attorney for The
Eastern District OF Wisconsin; Thon,as T..
lie Moneys at Duluth; Paul c. S]et-
ton, Of Minnesota, Receiver Of Public
Moneys at Detroit Iurew Li.tol OF Mime
sota. Regtster Of the Land Office At Alexandra,
1ljpn George B. Folsom. OF Minnesota, Re-
ceiver Of Public Moneys at Tayior's Falla, Mlnn.
TEE o., 900 ROBBERY.
Henry f. Wells, United States Attorney
aoF aos tho District &C.. OF senzaas, coamsls,
tbs proparty Of William Il. Ottman On suit TO |
recover the amount aiteged 70 have been gtoidu |
By him from tne Treasury in connection with
Aalleck and Brown, but the Judge to-day ia-
formed them he could see NO authority under |
ths statute for such 40 Q1dax Ut thla tins.
, 1875-08-29
MARINE NEWS.

| ILLINOIS RIVER AND CANAL
SPECIAL Dssp2teh 10 17a< Chicago I41bunk-
LASA1LE, Ill, Aug. 2.-ARR1vED nx RUxn-
Steamer City Of Peoria, towing cansl-boatu
| Andrew jackson and Gold a1nter, both With
corn for Chicago.
DEPAR1ED-ProPel1er Whale and her barga
Friendship, both With lumber, for Bea1dstosa :
canal-boat Roebuok, with lumter, for Boards.
torn steamer City OF Peorta, light. for Pa1u. /:
PASSED 1Sro CASAL-Gold Hunter, With corn
for Chicago canal repai1er No. 4, light, for
Ottawa.
PASSED our-P1op Whale aud her BARN
Friendship. both with lumber for Deardstown.
Ten feet OF water in the nit1eseu Of Lock Is
Wind southwest.
BRIDGEPORT, Ill, Aug. 2s.-AHa1yxD-Nosth
Star. OttavAy, 6,000 bu corn; Maple Leaf
Romeo, 4.720 bu corn; Drill, East Mor1ia.
Ia tons coal; prop Montauk, Lockport, 05o
brls -four First National, Joliet, LIS empty
brs; Gen. Sherman, Morris, 1000 bu corn. ,W0
brls seed.
C1kAnrD-John Carter, LaSalle, 93,5ao tod
lumber, $3.50 lath; Danube, Ottawa, u. 870 teet
lumber; First National Birds Bridge, 19, 20c feet
Lumbar; Neptune, 3o,4A feet Lumber, 500 n
shingles, 100 n lsth for Seneca, and II, 638 tel
lumber and 50 N shingles for Morris; G. L
Bootn, Sparland, 96 N lumber; prop Good!
Spariand, 1865 feet lumber, 80 n l8th, Is d
shingles; Col. Taylor, Sparland, Sc, ,010 tsss
lumber, 10, 100 1ath, 400 posts
, 1875-08-29
PORT HURON ITEMS,

&P&E@s@A A*&t4*E* ~ @E <taa&<sa% kFNzRN*
PoRr HuRoy. Mich, Aug. 28+-PAaaxl
Dowx--Props Maine, st. Joseph. Kewss
naw, Passaic, Annie Smith, Mary Prfngte ~
baEges, Rose and barges, East Saginaw ana
barges, Wstmore and consorts schrs Ttinssads
Oliver Culver, seakirk, City Of the Sudaf
James Wade, Escanaba. I
PAsykD UP-Propa Merchant, 3oyersign En-.
pire State, Csuisteo schrs ]. B. Noyes. d. xoA
ger, Newsboy, Margaret Muir, Joeeph Pal&e
Exile. City Of Buffalo. J. Maria Scott. bsia
Mitchell, Mary Amelia, Newell Hubbard I'D
pening.
W1AD-Southwest light,
Tho tug River Queen, while TOW ing fsfs
boon-poies below ST. CIais, hloaed out 1e9m
last night, and had to return to Detroit fef !"
repairs
Tte scow Mosea Gags I'M into the fetr11n4S u
8a1n1 hare last night, and carried away her paS
d1e-n1- The damage il atout &1cQ.
tpketnt I1sn9hh "a Tia Ch,er0s 5s'bH'ae
Po1r HuRoS. Mich, AaR. 2--Dows-f1
Japsk, scotis, Holland, PhilsdelphiA Vienna = +
consut, Yosemite and consort schf5 X
Me.ri.k. c. P. Minch, Willie Keller, Belle aas
scom, F, L. Danfo1th, Fayorite, John oas1H
Monitor.
UP-Props Dunkirk xud barges. RufAle ~
barge; scbrs southampton. John Minor, 4se1S
ian, c,saack, Light Guard.
, 1875-08-29
LOCAL POLITICS.
Tho Seventeenth Ward Democ
racy Show Their Fighting
Qualities.
what Correspondents Have to Saw Com
cernlns the County Treasur-
ership.

RloToUs DEMOCRACY.
Trying TO oHaAS1zE RI THE SEVENTEENTH.
a meeting was held at No. At North Well,
street last evening to organize = branch
OF the Jefersoniau Club. The attendance u.a
small, the non-voting element predomin.tn4.
but those present were true disciples Of tbs
original OF central Club. which has been charac.
terlzed bY its noise, Gisag1eements, and mob
bish /: 'pensitieh.
Janes Ennis, who Was sent from the central
Club for that purpose, called the crowd TO order.
and stated the object OF the meeting to bo to
organize for the campaign In opposition to
" drantlsm, third-termisu, and corruotion. n
He was subsequently called Temporarily TO tho
CHAIR, which 7Tas heer-kek in the rear Of the
room eecreted behind pool-tabIe.
Upon h1s :. ing the chair the greatest copfu-
sion. appro1imatng mob. ensued, in which u
han-dozen we're on toe floor at the same time.
making nnotlona speeches, and oaths in English
and German.
Out Of the confusion 1t was indistinctlY upder-
stood that an effort had been On foot to elect a
President Of the Club in advance Of its forms
tion.
Adolphus Schoenfnser and Robert LoehBy
wore finally placed in nomination, which Vas tho
ANOTHER ecExx
e''.e u ~ AA Co4sd1uHu, 0nQ DeyonQ de-
scrlption.
:. 4 voice was heard amid the din attacking Mr..
Leahey because he MAS al Irishman, which
aroused hn ro. and made him say some ugly
things, and 10 denouncs the whole movement IN
the bitterest to.ms.
Finally ths election was proceeded with. the
Chair adopting the novel plan Of having the
crowd march around the pool-table, and rive
their names to the Secretary as they passed.
The plan worked we'll, and the bors enioyed II
heartily. many OF them succeeding In passing
around sever al times.
The result WAS finally announced as tbs elec~
ton OF Schoeninger, whereupon Mr. Leahev de-
clared iu An excited manner thaE he had been
sWTDLEp OUT OF An ELECTION,
He was joined ID his remopstranca by his
Irish friends, who said the ward contained about
4oo Irish voters who might. be- needed at tho |
polls this fall but who would be wanting in the
war on the Republican party II they were to 10
treated as they had been at thai meeting.
Nr. Le&hey WAS finally appeased, however, |
and induced to accept the position Of Vice |
President, with JOHN Murkey to asaist him. DR.. I
Shippers and David Smith were after manner
elected Secretaries, and Messrs. Impel, Murkey,
Wheefer. Leahey, aud Dosle, committee to
select Ward Central Committee for the club, to
'epors at the next meeting.
the remainder OF the time Of the meeting
Fas given to pereonal wTaneles between the |
'peakeFB and the chair, which at tunes threateu- |
ID to lead to blows, and probably blood -iett1us,
On the whole, q moro disgraceful, inharmoul- |
,u5, unrepresentstive body never assembled in
he Seventeenth Ward. Had all been drunk or
insane, the meetipg, from the President down.
ould not have possibly been more boisterouA or
ldecorouB.
, 1875-08-29

On their attendance. Monday, Sept 6. they will
meet In joint session with the hyde Park Trus-
tees to discuss the water question.
The schools will open Monday, Sept. 6. Tie
Board OF Education. for ths purpose
OF finishing whatever arrangements NAV
be necessary for The coming school-term
will meet at the High School at Englewood, Fiji
day. Hr. Warren Wlkie. the new Superintend-
ens will meet the teachers at the sams place
Saturday.
The Englowood Baptists held their last regu-
lar soclahle Thursday evening At tbs tesidence
OF blr. L. P. Maynatd
, 1875-08-29
THE COUNTY TREASURERSHlP
WHY NOT An AXEnIuAN?

ia 0hs Editor At The Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Aug. 2S--1n your Issue Of Fsidsy
there appeara an article On this subject which
contains some incorrect and decidedly objec-
tionable statements. 1t says the Republican
party have been for some time endeayoring to
find some prominent ana popular German who
would accept the nomination, but as soon as
they proposed it to such tn one be declined, and
up to the present time no German Of suy note
has been discovered who would consent to rua
The result is the leading men among the Repub-
fcans have been casting about for one Of come
other nationality, ind have found an Irishman
who will undertake. the job There it is in u
nutshell. 4 foreigner we must have. Ger
Do. As an American citizen would al,
parea are Gound e sepsss Yet ss hs +. gSt! @
this tnat the American people must submit to
see placed In position Of public trust first Ger
man. then an lzlshDan then German, no1t an
freshman, With scarce ever an American sand
wlched in between? II the Teutons and the
Cel:s becnuse they are such, are to displace tho
free-born American in Council Chamber. Lee1s-
lative halls, and positions Of public trust. how
long will it be ere the beee-guzz.{ne.
intidel characteristica Of the one and whisky
loving. irascible propansities OF the other
dlsplaee the lawablding, e1evatinR tendencies OF
tho American Dation2 It seems to ma time for |
the American people to 7Me in their might and |
the administration OF their sffaira to pass out
Of their bands By default, but declare in nn- |
nistakable voice, We have men and candidates !
of undoubted honor and fitsess, and We will sus- |
lain them ere the scep.ro d poHer departs from /
10 forever. 4 Vo1E2.
, 1875-08-29

af'saeas as dinore's Garden, md :.
reception ut the
1o0 Programme ;nc1,a.s
Instrumental and vocal unus;c rndox
non OF 2. $: Gilmore aud U.rt Bsren1,oo1 eue o1Fec-
ADDRESS BY William Cullen Brvnnt . ea. an
poem composed by Baysrd Taylof' md esaa. tssa'I
n.l lo ~ M Names Of Goethe" BY Z, Ieon.@a a.ass M
, 1875-08-29

must work ut the next election. and select sncn
man to rapre.aut them in tbs Council xs woul1
work for the rights Of the people ouly. This
meeting WAS but continuance of that held On
the North Side, and otner meetings would be
held in othsr sections until the whole city IVES
fully aroused.
name multitude OF "vhercases and "ro-
solveds passed at the North 5ido meeting, aud,
after being eu1oeized BY Mr.. Charles Hauseoer
for nearly sn hour, he particularly d"e'ltng
upon the probability Of an earthquake beng
Just aa probable as another great condagrauon,
they we're unanimously adopted.
aIessrs. Thompson, Louis NelIe, and several
others, dgelt at length upon tho corFuptton e1-
ieting in the city, and the necessity Of tho con-
traction OF the fire 1mits- The meetlng then
Adjourned.
, 1875-08-29
TIE TEXAN BORDER

me11cnn murderers and Thieves.
WASHINGTON. D. C., Aug. 25.-Informstto..
has heen received from prominent officer On
the No Gsande to the effect that cattle stes,inv
and murders Of peaceab!e American citizens IN
still perpetrated by Mexican maraudess and i,
al probability thev will continne in spite Of the
+ xces We can send tnsre unless va can brsak nm
Tue oanda OF assasslns and thieves On either sds
OF me RIVER, and "a lar in the interior of Meziee
"a may be found necessary.
, 1875-08-29
THOMAS T. HILL.

THOMA8 ~
n the Ed1kor of The Cn,c3do Tribune:
CHICAGO, Aug. 28.-A statement in 4 late Ar
ticle on this subject demands contradiction. It
says only one candidate "a. G. Hesing) has been
announced for that position. The name OF
Thomas 4. Hill was announced In all OF The Pc
pers goma three weeks ago, and has been inci-
deutally mentioned several times since in con-
naction with the Office. 1lr. Hill is an
old resident and wel-known real estate
man with an urblemished record and would fill
the Office to tic satisfaction Of the people and
honor to the party. II snch men a. Mr. Hill
can be found to fll our Offices let tie Republican
party look toits interest and the welfare Of the
people and fun them. Instead Of tho pe12etnat
office-seeke:s vino are constantly urging them
selves to tbe front and asking for something.
REPUBLICAN,.
Eo7E.-The statement in THE TRIBUNE was
that Mr. Heaing was the only candidate on tha
Democratic ticket.
, 1875-08-29
G0ETHE'S BIRTHDiY,

NEW ToEK, Aug. 28,-To day being tho ons
hundred and twenty~sixth annteraary OF ths
birthday Of Goethe, ii WIS dasrva6 b. tho
Goetha Club With 4 concert and app1opxdase ID
, 1875-08-29
MRS. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

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&st the sad case of Mrs- Lincoln has been again
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