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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-12-30
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.

According to a London dispatch of the
morning of The 18th Peru had made default
in the payment Of the interest OF her public
debt.
A Rome Italy) telegram of the 18th says
over 800 persons in that Kingdom had made
application for space at the Philadelphia
Centennial Exposition.
Over !, 600 mechanics and laboring men at
Montreal, Canada, who have been recently
thrown out of employment turned out In a
public demonstration on the nth, demand
ing means of support for themselves and fam
lilies. Some rotous doings were INDUCED In,
and the police were called upon to qucll the
disturbance, and several arrests were made.
-Four Of the rioters were, on the 18th, sen
need to four months imprisonment at bard
labor. A strong force Of police continued on
guard. Arrangements had been made to
give a considerable number of the poor labor
ers employment.
Lawton u Head, London and Liverpool
shipping merchants, failed on the Goth with
liabilities estimated at s950,000.
A dispatch from Southampton, Eng, Of the
10Th says the agents of the steamer Salier had
been unable TO dud In the cargo any Internal
machine, as indicated in Thompson's COMES
sion, neither had they been able to discover
that SUE picious insurance had been effected
upon the cargo Of the Mosel.
The town Of Arecibo, Porto Rico, was near
ly destroyed by an earthquake on the sth of
December
Gen. Jovellar, the Spanish Minister Of
War, has been appointed Captain General OF
Cuba.
A Naples dispatch of the 2lst says Mount
Vesuvius showed gradual increase of fire
and smoke, and Prof. Palmieri had predicted
a long period OF eruption.
A Lisbon special of the 2lst says a Portu.
gucse gunboat had been ordered to the isl.
and Of st. Thsmas, in the Gulf Of Guinea, to
put down an alleged instruction of the
negroes.
The election Of Senator'S by the French
Assembly has resulted in the choice Of thir-
teen Legtimists, four Orleanists, one Bona.
partist and fifty eight Republicans.
Henry Wainwright, who was convicted Of
the murder Of Harriet Lane in Whitechapel
road, London, in September last, was hanged
Mt Newgate on the 2lst. He left written
statement acknowledging the justice OF his
sentence.
A special from Berlin to the London Times
of the 22d says It had been ascertained that
the total number killed by the dynamite ex-
plosion at Bremen Haven was l2S; wounded,
IS; twenty Of the injured were hopelessly
manned, and there were 50 widows and 1876
orphans OF victims OF the disaster, for whose
benefit II was proposed TO raise a subscription
fund OF t75,000.
Vienna special of the 22d says eighty In.
surgent delegates had recently met at Jam
nctza, In Bosnia, and unanimously rejected
the Sultan's hrman, proposing sundry reforms,
rs unworthy OF confidence. They had formed
sort OF provisional government.
The British training.ship Goliath was
burned at Graveseud on the morning Of the
23d. 1t was thought that twenty boys had
persisted.
A Shanghai (China) dispatch Of the ODD
announces that Chen Lang Pin and iung
IIens had been appointed Ministers to the
United States.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-12-30

Lyle Dickey, Of Chicago, was chosen Judge
OF the Supreme Court Of the State, to succeed
Judge McAlister, resigned
Washington dispatch OF the 22d saws the
Granger cases, involving the question OF the
right OF States. to regulate the carrying rates
OF railroads. will be further argued before the
Supreme Court on the 18th of January.
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Mobile is about to solve the great
problem over which she has long been
puzzled, and upon the solution OF
which depends her prosperity or decay
the question of having deep water
at her ~wharves. And as it seems i'm
possible to get the deep water to the
wharves, as at present located, it is
determined to carry the wharves to
deep water. The project is to build
a railroad to Dauphin Island. The
Board OF Trade of hal city has taken
the matter in hand and the following
proceedings Of a meeting held on the
18th are from the Mobile Tribune;
The meeting was presided over By Mr..
Daniel Wheeler, the LIST Vice President
of the Board of Trade. The room was
we'll filed. principally by the business.
men of the city, and the interest eVinced
promises we'll for the future.
Tue following resolutions offered by
MI, a. mlfuDck, were hneu
Resolved, That this Board cordially APP
proves the plan of building n Railroad to
deep water ut Dluphin Island, and urge
upon onr business meu the Importance of
taking immediate steps tor its competition.
Resolved. That thus Board invite the
attention of the Boards of Trade OF ST..
Louis aud other Western cities to the in
p~ortance to them OF this question, and to
urge their cooperation,
Resolved, That the President be, and
he is hereby authorized to appoint dele
gates from this b ard to visit St. Louis
aud other Western cities for the purpose
Of calling attention to, and securing aid
for the enterprise.
The charter has already been granted,
the estimated cost. including whsryes,
breskws.er, equipments and everything
necessary. is 81. 700 900. Tue road will
not prove dificalt to build. nor to sustain.
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The National Grange.

Our ASSOCIATE, Worthy Broth er
Browning, has returned from a trip
to Charleston, South Carolina,-his
native State--where he attended the
National Grange. with renewed Wig
o and vim TO enter upon his duties
Brother Browning is a most jealous
and enthusiastic Patron, aud his late
association with the leaders of the
Order who embrace some of the most
practical minds of the country, will
no doubt result in his own, and that
of our readers, good. The proceeds
ings of the National Grange come
too late for publication in this issue,
Int will appear in our next, and the
eloquent add ress of Master Adams
FULL Of sound and eminently practical
suggestions, is worthy Of the conside-
ration OF. not ouly Patrons, but of all
Glasses Of readers, while the address
es of welcome from some of South
Cardinals most gifted sons, rs Hon.
w. D. Porter, Hon. C. G. Memmin-
ger, Col. Trenholm, and others, will
we'll repay perusal. Doubtless this
assemblagc Of sound, staunch men
from al! parts of the country will re-
suit IN benefit to our stricken portion.
Mr.. Mortimer Whitehead, of New
Jersey, expressed bis qualification 10
finding the people Of the South so
different from what he expected. He
said the time is not far distant when
there will he no North or South,
East or West, we will be owe CONS
mon country. Our Order it Is that
will work these changes, We ara
Patrons, and will do NOR good, a
thousand times more good, than all
the bayoneis sent to the South to
quell imaginary Ku Klux and Ban
ditti.
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The Standing Army Bill.

Section Ord oil this bill is az fol-
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted, That
the commander-inchieI be, and is
hereby required to organize and form,
arm and equip m infantry force from
tie enrolled militia of the State, OF
not less than two regiments of ten
companies, each Of the maximum
stand lrd, and should the commander
in chief deem it necessary, he may al
any time purchase and equip four
or more Calling guns, and organize
a corpse of select officers and men by
details from the infantry force pros
vi, ed for IN this section 10 send with
the said guns.
This bill was passed, and it is
probable that the Metropolitan Po-
lice Bill will pass. And it only res
mains for Ames to carry out the pro-
visions of them, and turn out his reg
iments of Infantry and Battery OF
Calling guns, to stir up the ivellest
time he has ever experienced.
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FLoRETTA GRANGE will meet at
Moss Point at 10 o'clock, Wednesday
morning, Oath instant.
The continuous bad weather has
prevented several meetings, as called,
in the evening, and it is judged best
to call the next meeting for the
morning, when it is hoped there will
he a full attendance.
Worthy Brother Browning who
has Just returned from a visit to the
National Grange at Charleston, and
who is in possession of information
concerning the secret work OF the
Order which is necessary to know
will probably attend u next meet
ing and address us.
M. SMITH,
A. z. BLAKE, master.
Secretary.
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aoId BIZ yts press sod ulser oaw.
paper ftafrf yet HH held that be-
fsmains, 10 bic own proper psft0n@
the Uaatv Yet o. he sifculaies 10
iud no. tho people have no maaas 81
feldihg am those IsEsi ADJ
ebieh tie lev requires ~ DO pablish
3D. aad lawyefs. administrations, exec
atofs etc.. ar3 estoFpcd 10 their BUSH
ness ond the Dtttfioi pines lar a cir
%culafing organ which can be read OF
men Our idea and suggestion be-
comes immediately apparent, and
strikes every intelligent reader as
rendy, cheap md feasible. TINS On
GAS, must mount the placards, publish
on them the legal advertisements and
proceed at once to circuleto through
the District, He can soon give them
n wider circulation than lie ever did
under the old plan, and Mt much less
expense. II he circutates on the rail-
road he might fnd it announcement at
first, as he would have to stand on the
shoulders 0ftwo men, after the manner
of double horseback riding In q circus,
and thus nov through the train but
o little practice would loon enable the
orqan to do this without inconvcnN
fence. AS we'll also could the organ
circuli te through the up counties on
horseback, 10y having a slit cut in the
front placard through which. tho head
and neck Of the horse might protrnde.
but care should be taken that none OF
the Ads" be mutilatei.
And in fact other organs in the
state, which are now plolding labo-
riously along and having half of their
paper printed without the State,
might also adopt this plan with profit.
If they would secure an organ grin
der with bis instrument, and a per-
formins monkey to accompany then
aud draw a crowd, thereby increasing
the number of their readers, thoJ
would be justified in increasing their
rates of advertisement. We hope
Central Brown will seize the idea ant
elucidate it through the columns c
his paper with his usual artistic skill
We think one of his wood-cuts would
exhibit our plan muci better than VI
can represent it: and then I've speak
for the loan of the cut.
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Editorial Notes The Beeoher.
Tilt0n Suit Etc.

VFRY CoLp WEarugn, seVerst and
slcsdier lban has been knowa 10 New
York, in one season, for twenty year,,
North and East rivers frozen over.
teams crossing on the Ice from Staten
Island to New Jersey; parties crossed
on ice, last week, from New York to.
IIobokcn, for the first time IN forty
years; people freezing - the streets.
TINS AsT5R House built thirtyseight
yeaFs~dgo as an uptown hotel, IN
New York, but bow away down
Broadway among the wholesale estab
lishments. is being dismant'ed aud
will be fitted up for Office. For thirty
years, here, were all the celebrities
visiting New York-Slatesmen, SOL
diers and scholars 1t
was formerly the celebrated Wing
headquarters and within its massive
granite walls, many a glorious dinner
has been disposed Of and many an elo-
quent post-prandial speech made.
The observation-disclosures trial is not
abating in interest. The great intel>
~lectual contest is to come off when
Beecher takes the stand, and lawyer
Beach oross~examines him. And it is
thought by the time that the latter
gets through with him be will have a
more thorough knowledge Of ragged
edges than be now has, for this law
yer by whom he is to be cross exam
ined is considered to be fully his
match in intellectual play. We col>
late from the interesting correspond
ent of the Mobile Register, the above
New York items.
Speaking of this great trial which
is absorbing such a large share of
public attention, with the exception of
expressing an opinion of the affair
before the trial commenced, we have
steadily refrained from introducing it
into our columns, and certainly much
of the proceedings is unfit for publi-
cation; lut, it has become to be a
struggle which intellectually perhaps
has never been been equalled in this
country; a contest which, as says the
Chicago Tribune, we may we'll believe
is watched with eager interest ven
by the powers Of Good and Evil; a de
velopment Of v~ileness and baseness on
the part Of one Of the contending par.
ties, which almost surpasses magma
tion, and is difficult. for the heart of
man to Conceive, and which should
serve as q warning to all, to stear clear
Of such an abyss of degradation. The
extracts which we publish from differ
ent journals will furnish our readers a
succinct account of the Great Suit and
interesting incidents connected there
with, and the Dramatic Picture from
the Chicago Tribune, ~eloquently por-
traysa phase OF human character hor-
rible to contemplate.
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Is hereby given to all persons that hava
borrowed money from this Jaoksou)
County, to meet the Undersigned III
SCRANTON ON the First Monday in March,
next. aud settle tn, interest due on their
notes, az | shall have to report sl dein-
q1ents ut that term OF the Board OF Sd
pervisors.
+, hrnary lSt, 1875. c. WARD.
fel.6 A. County Treasurer.
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.Fdm 'siysrafor's .y'onre.

Whereas Letters uf Adniuistrati m on
the estate of rnOm - Gillowsy deoess-d,
sars granted to tne uudefsigaeI by tn
Honorable Ctttncsry Court Of Jackson
county, State VI Mississippi. on tlie
18th day of January 1875:
Now al persons having oIsIms against
said estate, will preseut them aud have
t1e pumu y Iosel and reg stored, within
tle time allowed by Law. or the same will
be- forever barred.
J. Il. SARRAZIN,
feb. 90 A. Administrator.
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CoMPANY.-The difference be-
tween what is commonly called ordi-
nary company and good company, is
only hearing the same thing said 10 a
little room, or in a large saloon I; at
small tables, or at great tables I; be-
fore two candles or twenty sconces.
Dean Swift.
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TIL STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
JACKSON COUNTY,
W. G. Griffin sdmr. and
Elizabeth Byrd. admrx. Fl

W. G. Griffin sdmr. and
Elizabeth Byrd. aGmIx. FL. IA. for
vs.. S325S s3 and
Borden and Elder costs
Pursuant to u writ OF FleIi Faclss to me
directed by the clerk of the Circuit court
of said county Issued the Goth day Of jan
uary A. ID. 1876, aud returnable to said
court ON the Is, Monday of April next. l
will on the 1st Monday of March next,
expose and offer for sale ON the premises
to the highest bidder for cash the fol ow-
ing d, ssrlbed property, levied upon towit:
The three engines and Boiiers and ma
chinery in the mill of Borden & Elder, in-
Guiding everything appertainiug to said
machinery. Also that tract of land lying
between Dog river and Jerry Morton lake
bounded on one side by ID g river, on an
other by lands formerly be.oDging to S, ID
Raimey ON which the mill of said Raimey
was situated, on an other side by said Jer.
ry Morton lake and on the otaer side by a
cut off extending from said river to said
lake including the land covered by water
of Jerry Morton lake, also that tract of
land situated on the north side OF Dog
river, bounded on one side by Dig river
Oh Another side by land now owned or
formerly helonging to N. Barnett on an
other side by Jerry Morton lake aud on
the other side ny land now or formerly
owned by William Elder or SO much there
o. as shall satisfy said judgment and costs
Feb. 4, 1875. E. N. RAMSAY,
feb9 4w Sheriff.
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II Gard.

woull most respectfully state to the citizens
4 of pascagoula and vi Unity. that at he re
quest of DR.. G. w Moore's family ana many
Of his patrons, | have located here, to practice
my profession. Ny Office is over NJ, Deas'
Store Scranton and residence at the ivan
Wagenen place after the first oi February.
ian23 ly W. 4. BR4DFlELD. NJ. ID,
Office hours ut Moss Point, Weiu6sdty s and
SATURDAYS, at Moor's store, from , until O'Clock
p. NJ
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LORD SoMERs.-Horace Walpole
said of him. that be was one of those
divine men WHO, like a chapel In a
palace, remains unprofaned, while all
the rest is tyranny, folly and corrups
ton.
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To the amount of Two Million five
Hundred Thousand on the 9Th Feb,
ruary by the Public Library Of Ky?
upon the occasion OF their fifth aud
and last concert.
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.v0TgEE.

All parties having Bills against tbs
steamer Jennie will PIE $50 present them
for payment within 10 days from date.
A CZhRS0WSKI.
February Goth.
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WELLS AsSUAL Of Pbreuology
and PaisiognOmy for 1915 contains
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Presidents Of the United States ;
Canon Kingsley F; Pcro llyaeinth ;
Characters in Shakespeare Our
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bout sleep Eating TO Live, aud
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Horse Phrenology ; a Cheerful Face
What Am | Good For2 aad much
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Large octave. full Of pictures, sent
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Address 5. II. Wells $50 Broad
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GRANGE GOODS

OF auy hon % in the Union.
s""tion-A s there are many GaHfgirai psr.
tics soliciting Grange trade. IN ordering u IA
F0Ar goods trsf, mud Then remit by dnat. money
urisf or registered letiet vi onr fisk. and VI,
rdaHot lose HtythiHg Order under Seal ofgasss.
uUITgN HRO1UERg
jaha0 lw 2li n. 9Th Street n, Loui.
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Naes Bat CuafIpf ST. htxspa i
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h. ibsffumentof mush good egggs
log eotfuptien sol frsad wherever
ioaod AL Il bsro ,arily feared ~ ~
t so SEQ net j. Fielder
Neyers, Asst Esiilor % me Oraqqe,
burg Nsws also Malcolm T. aud H.
r. Bfowmna aul Mf Herman Wal
lefs. Attorney at Lag We found
these gentlemen IN unusual spt,its
We are undpr obligations to these
rcntI men for their marked attention
to ~ during our sisit &. X H.
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Mr. y y. gtfesxlb u ny dn'y arh v.
iksI agent foe the = Jietl0t Of dabs iuf
tbs ifm ~ Wright = iiaautlit. aoi pr.
having Stains ayuut the fem VII
present The 10 htUi
0EO HASyAus
Scranton, Esbfuay IL. 1915.
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Whsle Tickets $50. Halves S25. Tenths' Z"
eadl Coupon, IS. Eleven Whole TICK
cts, $3.50,
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Crimped hair softens a feminine
face. The masculine head that will
wear it don't need any softenIhg.
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Death ofi GOV. BramIetse. Actic" Q, ~
TRUSTEES, A Successor Appoinie"'r !.
More Posiponencn,s, Drawing W.
tain February 9th.


tain February 27th.
At n meeting of the Trustees of the fuO"S
Library of Kentucky, Jan. l6, 1919 II '"
resolved that C. NJ. Briggs, Esq who upuu
the late Hon. Tho. 4. Bramlette was 'e y
business manager of the gift concerts a'oal
given in aid of the Public Library OF hen'uV'!'
he and is hereby authorized to take IT, P"s
made vacant by the death of said amleV -
the management of affairs of the MIN anu n,
gift concert, aud that the drawing announcous
Feburuary 81, 1875, shall positively ana unsfu ,nr
ocally take place on that day without !,
Their postponement or delay on any s"""'
whatever, -.;A.r,.
r T. DuRRETT, Presidsn''
JoHS s. CAIN, Secretary.
Hereafter all communication relating w,s ~
5th Concert should be addretsed to tue u"S;ng
signed, and / pledge myself that the as a"la1
shall come off Februry 27th or that every u'"-
maid fo- tickets shall be returned. Dam
c. NJ. BRIGGS, Agen a id Manager NV"
1, Public Library Building,
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.

For tickets, er infol matt IN, address
THO 4. BRAMLETrE. Agent aud han"se
Louisville, XIV.
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Blood Ft ssiii=ing H'orks,

-:OF:-
NEY ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
The Fertilizer made at these works. IA " h,
composition denotes. highly ammoniated and
consequently especially adapted for cotton and
cane II contains not only "a lart er quantity Of
ammonia than any other chemical manure bu,
also the necessary quantity OF phosphate acid, as
the analysis will show,
The company also manufactures superior att
Gle, of
Raw hone Phosphate and Ground Bsne
ty For, pamphlets giving analysis, prices and
manner of using, Apply to
CHAS DERU YTER, Gepl Agent,
p. o. Box SOL, 81 North Peters Street
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From Captain HowelFs Report.
IAN appropriation of $50 900 is re-
commented for this work, its expend'
iture being made contingent on the
State Of Mississippi securing from the
owners of NoyeS canal a release OF all
claims the latter might have against
the United States, were the latter to
proceed with works Of improvement
without such release"
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