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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-08-13
LATEST NEWS.
THE OLD WORLD.

According to a Madrid telegram of the
Sd the Alphonsist troops continued to carry
everything before them. Several important vic
tories had been gained over the Carlists during
the week preceding, and Spanish funds had
sensibly appreciated in consequence of the I'M
proved prospects.
srsOver 900 persons attended the closing
religious exercises by Messrs. Moody and San
key in Liverpool on the Sd.
A Berlin telegram of the 4th says the
Turks had decided to collect large force to crush
the instruction in. herzegovina with single
blow.
Hans Christian Andersen, the Danish
poet and novelist, died at Copenhagen, Denmark,
on the 4th, aged seventy.
The French National Assembly adj
iourned on the 9TH, to meet Nov. next
Ar-rrtvr-spUut burst over Kim, in
Prussia, on the 9Th. The place was inundated, q
bridge and several houses were carried away and
thirteen persons were drowned.
A Calcutta telegram of the 9Th reports
disastrous foods in the northwestern provinces Of
India. Many dwellings had been destroyed and
numerous lives lost.
O'Connell's centennial birthday was
celebrated in London on the 5th and 9Th. On the
former day ejgious ceremonies were held in the
cathedral, at which Cardinal Manning officiated.
On the 9th there were orations and professions,
and in the evening illuminations and banquet.
At the latter disturbance arose, caused by the
Lord Mayor calling on Charles Gavan Duffy
to speak to the Legislative Independ-
ence of Ireland"-one of the regular
toasts. On rising Mr.. Duffy greeted with ire
mendous uproar and calls for DR.. Butt the Home
$40 To- -,
a hearing and finally vacated the chair. DR..
Butt began to speak, when the gas was turned out
and the company dispersed, leaving unfinished
the series of regular toasts. On the 5th, at the
chapel of the Irish College in Rome, pontifcal
high mass was celebrated in honor of the day.
On the 9th, at Oldham, England, eight
cen additional cotton mills were closed in con-
sequence of the labor strikes The number OF
idle operatvesiwas SAID to be 10000.
Forty thousand persons met in the GEM
etery where O'Connell is buried, in Dublin, on
the 7th and adopted resolutions favoring home
rule and amnesty to the Fenian prisoners.
There were serious riots in Glasgow
between Orangemen and Home-rulers during the
O'Connell celebration and several of the rioters
and policemen were injured
Reports from Damascus of the 23d OF
July report cholera as raging violently. Over
400 cases were daily reported, but the real mum
Der was thought to be considerably larger.
Capt Bogardus, the American pigeon
shooter has easily defeated Rimell, the English
champion.
Another revolution has broken out in
the KLAMATH of Kokhand, in Central Asia. The
Khan is reported 10 have fed and his troops to
have Joined the insurgents
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-08-13

THE Washington ChronScle claims to
have never yet had slur against bald
headed men, but there's good reason for
it-all its editors are bald-headed.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-08-13

*Joanna, the wife of Philip the Handsome, was
the daughter of Ferdinand and Isabella, sister of
Caiharine of Aragon and mother of the Emperor
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20
NoTIoI 70 LlrNnoLpERs.

THE UNDERSIGNED has THIS DAT
Commenced an actien In the District Court
of the Firpt Judicial Distriet In and for tho
county OF Storey. staie Of Nevfda, In which
action he 10 piainilff. and the segregsted Geld
IIiil Mining COMPANY 10 defendant, which &C.
tion 10 brought 10 enforce Hen In favor o.
plaintiff upos the hoastiug wotk. snd land atd
mining claim slinated In The Gold liill Mining
District. county OF storey, state o. Nsvada. ds.
seribed as follows Tbst certain land and
mining claim knswn 2. the mining claim OF
the seerrgated Gold Hill nieing Company, be.
gaining Al stske In Gold nll Iors,sia, from n
inr over the heCisllan sbail bsafs b. isk ac-
rrres z. forty.nine (tol feet, thence running ".
X decress W. eight hundred 0oo) feet to the
outcrop OF quartz lode claimed by the Jswett
Nlning Company, thence N. % dtgfsss W. two
hundred (7ooj feet 70 the northern limit OF The
claim OF the said Jewstt Company. together
with the ho'sting works. hereditsment and
sppurtenancss thrrcunto belonging. which lien
10 10 secure the sam Of 81 2ls 10 In gold coin OF
the United states, and IL claimed under and ~
virtue or the Act of The Legislaiufe OF the state
Of Nevada, entitled, "An Act TO secure lien. to
mechanics and others. and 10 repeal aIl other
Acts In relation thereto" approved march "
Nov, therefore. al psrons holding OF claim.
Os sr. a.. ;.a Ssss nod ps and
sppear before said Court on "Wednesday. the
III DAY Of September. A. d. 1875, at 10 o'clock
n The sanie being day of ths regular June
term. A. D. 1878, Of said Court, and 70 exhibit
tbep md there the proof of their said lien.,
",-T7' u. II. CARRIcK. Plaintiff.
II. n, TAYLOR, Attorney for Piaintin:
Virginia, New, July ~. 1878. JyiI law5w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20
NOTICE.

mo W. r. DENcKLA: yOu WILL Please
III totskr noiiee, ~ eo owner. that during the
yssr ina personally txpented IN labor and
inprovemenlr on that certain mining elaln,
s".niv. Nevsda. known a. the North Chipman.
Chipmsn Irdcr, the notice Of which ha, heen
srcnrded IN Bcok < af Gold llili Mining Rec.
osds' pasc m. and which claim wa located
Hssch 3. isss, tns snm o. One Thousand Dol.
hrs (1i, ,oool; ihst your portion o. such eipen'
dIturs. labor and improyements "nnn,
~ ,os ths immediate payment theIr9f
" 's- A. rLEhIku.
Gold Rili, Nsvlds, April q. isTs. u,s7sod
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20
APPLICATION FOR PATEHT.
NOTICE NO. ass.
U =. survey Ne. ias .ad is,.

TT u. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY,
u. Nevada, July ~, 1875. Notice 10 hereby
sfveu Thai ], q. Caldwell, whose post-ofics
address 10 Geld HIN. Storey county. Nevada,
has this day aied his application for patent
;or twenty lyo hundrsd and & nise'yi;r9 .;5ysl gr
gold and silver, with surface ground two bun.
dred feet IN width. .ituste, lying and being In
Ooh llill Mining Disthct, county OF stofcy
and state Of Nevada, and known aud rignAicd
by the neld mites and oficial plat on nle IN this
once o. lot number lsi and iy7 10 townships
siItsen tig) and seventeen li). north range.
twenty one an east Of Mount Diablo meridian.
Ihe exterior boundaries Of said lot No. 100
and lOj being A. foIlows, TO Wit
Variation 10 degrees and % minutes cast.
Commencing a post marked Nc; ]. U: D. sur.
vey No. Ia and to1. situated on ths nonn Lark
interpect paid ravine. thence running hr,t
eourse wcpt 100 feet 20 poet marked No, .. u.
3. survey No. i26 and and lU7. and whenes
bears the mouth Of working tunnel south de-.
gss. west. S;.st .os,, e 70. ssi seSSs ss Sa.si .se
ship n .north. ralge 81 east. Mount Diablo
meridian north 81 degrees and Is minutes west,
distant b6i feet thence. second co1rpe. north
degree and ono quarter minnie east, 3,192 icst
TO post marked No. ., Y. 3. survey No. 10 and
ssst t con corner Of ihs Europa Company. U. y. eur.
yry No. ios; thence. third eoure, east f0 feet
| 20 p0st marked No. 4. u. n. survey No. 10 and
| ioy; thence. fourth eouve. fouih degree and
opcquarter minute west. 3,7e1 feet 10 post
marked Ne . y. y ,arysy no; " ~ ~ In,. sne av,,
new hoisiing works south 81 DEGREES and ore.
quarter Minute west. faestanOn knickcibocker
hoIsting works pputh II degrees and onequar.
| Ter minute west. naestah I'm Mount Davidson
north 0 degrees and one.hnf minute wc,i;
1 ssI. .s.i., "a h.cinning eonfaiBiug 10 %. lou
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20
NOTICE.

mo T. II. H., GIBBS. d. PROCTOR. n. NJ.
i ehselS. Jacob Flesly, w. Johnson. y. y.
Clinton, Daniel Gibbs. y. Biglef. U. Penrod.
=. w. Bcnsop and John Anderson:
thai during The year 1914 have pefw nally ex.
pended In labor and improvements npon that
Certain mining claim known - the ..GiLb-
Lode q Company" situated in 1old lilll Min
tIce OF location Of which was recoricd
In 3ook "A" of the original records Of
.sid (lojd mn Mining District, page ss.l
-Aieh notice Of location 10 hereby rrferrrd
10 and made . part Of this notieel ihe ,um of
ycsrs espective proportions Of said expenditure
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20
IN gARLY DAYs

IN &kLf pNS "a
In early days, when faney held
nv hsArt IN sondagc -troux md sweet,
And youthful aspirations swsred
To glad frui,ion heath my ret.
No dream of hmc allured my soaL raN
Begulliny Il tn heights shove;
A swertsr influence had control.
And all my dreams were drcsns o. 'svs'
The skies above were always bright;
The earth aroand me ever hir;
For hsarts whose love IL Infinite
Can make an Eden anywhsrs.
, thought the future held for me
Tho calme-t JoJs. the Eestlest iate,
And pl,nnesi thai household goods she q %
The precioas thing- OF my estate.
u.w strange 10 all on which gazsi
The ps-t-hew far Away it sssmsi
All, me. bat ths-c wvfs foolish dAy.l
All, me, bat thcse were foolish drsams'
Tke love thai cane to other men.
Around my doorway never xfsw;
waited years and ycars-and thsnf
way. then I planned my life anew
, 1875-04-09
KANSAS.

endlnn.Snpcrlntcuu E1onH to EBc
lecnoycd-AMOttacr aconu In tho
pcnucry- Eqens1cy Drnin0.
S1vc,at DsspafcA 10 1ths Chicago Tribune,
Lx4V9swonEH, Kan., April 8--0ov. Osborn has re-
turned from Washington. llo cl1ims to hayo aesrr-
anees fsPn the President that Superintendent Iloag
Will 10 removed.
In opposing Hong before tho rrs.iaent and sccse-
taFy Delauo, no charges OF corruption or rccuIa-
LION wtro submitted. Tho complaint w4a bascd
on the fact that Hung. FeJotal onre-Aoldcr had
nn"arraut1by 1nsTftre III tho affairs Of Tho 6ste Of
hansaH. The Governor Alducul written proof Vi tho
iact That Hong addressed 1ettets 10 6aso Bcnatur
Gharlea lsobinson, of Douglas Cuuuty, atlcg!ng
TUT GnY. osbosn's aciiun Ia caliTng o,}
rs. ihe n'tl.ti. to suppsess 1ndIsn iasnrrcc-
letters were nsed by tho Opposition nsvm.crs Is a
means 10 weakc a.ll Gesrby tho conilteico uf t,o
leor's IN lilo rruhliran administration Of State Ut.
f4iss. ~. -
Another 1eeno in tho rcndcfy Ilensley drama has
pSetl eaastel Thu uher n4hs Il cana 10 tho EnoWl.
edgo q neps!ey that Judge derry Lad clatcs stoiy
n.tt tAe N'duM McNulsy Lgaiu. uensIey wss euragui
o. eQhtso ant truatlng 10 tho chance uf detostjug
thp widow and 1naRs togother, laid IN ambush f0T
luGn with tAe Aasortoai shos-guu duIy to,tetj. .
cooked, A''d trimea lio didn't discover tIcm, how
ever; oat subsequently seting PcndGry siiuv along
tns .sott n 1uEsy, hs totsl.hrd 1sro!Ser aai
terfe1rd >N'@-90 '4'
, 1875-04-09
LATE LOCAL ITEMS,

William II. Post Wss arrested laat evening On 6tsts
WARRANT charging hin with the theft Of fu from Will
!aus Edwards, In Wsst Van Iurcu street boarding.
Aouhe. Tho prisoner Nss locked up in tha ArlaoEy.
The coronefh Jury In tho case Of John ". Galloway.
The printer whoas deaA body found In TIM river
day before yesterday, returned y.gus veEdet-shat
decreased Was found In tho river; but how aud IN what
mannes ho esms there did not enter IN theif hnd!ng
Iha ass Or deceased suspects foul pay hut theta Ia
not Lilo slightest testimony Which would tudicaio It.
The Janrnai did Officer Am.tetn an injustice IN
!ate iAsua. In shifting that ls afraid TO aEoarh tho
th,sxss who we're tob9ing Je.ss u. Noyea STORE NJ
u! wabash sscnus. sTuc statement Ut facts III llc
matter appeared ID Ehts paper lie morning aftar ls IT.
tsmrsnd burglary. AMstuia came ule1 tho accno
sfter the burglars had aud. spa raw uollins q them
encs ot th1esss II many Of the latter Will testify.
, 1875-04-09

THE DANA HABEAs CORPUS CASE.
NEW sonK, Apsll a.-2he stgumcnt took l'!aco 10.
day In lhe United Stases District Court In tho hsboas
corpus ~rtts obtained by Charles h. Dans to prevent
Lin lc!u8 carried 10 Washington wttuess In lhe
Criminal Court Of tho District Of Columbia. Biz.
BARTLETT Of counsel for Daua after handing his poIuts
to the Judge, and htfore GtginnlnR lfs argument
read tas au6rnss calling upon Sit. Dana y appear
before the Criminal Court tho 10Th OF March, TO
testfy ~ behA!f Of tue United Htates, anl sal: It
aues nos ,lae In what YeAF Mr. Dams to arLear b.
fore the Court Our ew OF 1t IL that he may appear
on tho 10Th Of March Of any scar h a. and To
h1a seleeted tho 9th OF MafcL succsea!ug the 4h Of
March after our nn1t President Il elected. ~ he
thinks ny taat tne tho naaarla Of tho climate may
have leso removed
, 1875-04-09
THE CROPS,
Cotton and Gratu I'roApects OF tho
AQu&A.i

N-'%% ~~4<A*A A'kuAKoEt8 VI EIG
Aou&Asi
MEHfnss, April B.-The monthly report Of thu Cot
ton Exchange for btareh from wcyt Tenhessee. Moth
Alaba.na, North Misslssippi, and Askausas north o
tie Arkansas ves. shows Of tho 1ss rcapouses ~ $40
per cent less humber Of bales Of cotton wcrs produced
IN thss district than IN 1879, Ths financial faciea
farn,hed &! IL, tn =! ot tao rsoauc'ns crap nero
that w pcr cent oEIy Of tho crop selaained
unmarkesel on tie ald ult. There has lee,, sn
tcrcaao Of ahoraru IN this district Ut per e1ut auca
tla sonsa!nm.tton pf last yeara CROP. prepsTations
~ nanfng are Eer cent III advance OF the con-
alton ~ - compared with The spring Of ls7s Tho H.
over 1s Tue prospective decrease IN aercass Of cot
toh planting fro hat Of liza u estimated 10 be is
~ cent. l4abosesb arc Accepting work with a!acrity-
1 es cent for w.8es y pps cent tor shares Ut crop,
ana u Ier cent for rcalag lands The general toua u
e9mpe1sation 10 1aborers Indicates decine OF atout
10 tes cent 81 compared with tbs psst two scaaous
lhefe II indicated tucrcAsS Of acreage In Gra)I
over tho acreage Of tie past two Seasons Of "
re- seAt. There IL prospective Increase Of acreage
~ .nAnsu8 over 4e acreage pf tie past two se-
eons Of n Fer cent,
1 soIse.pouaen,. Is PCT cent report great 1-
M pMae"eas IN teAces II per cent 1uodrrats Improve
u ~. eeut none; 81 per cent report lnatesial
~ ro " oultu!ldAgs, And 10 ler cont report
i1PF 9Sc1nent Of luIpsl,
, 1875-04-09


Upon reasscmbl!ug, alr I'LL! continued hs testiuo-
NJ ~ follows: An extract from TUE TRIBUNE In rela-
lion to lie suit Of Ktbbo Hill found In Reeds
trunk; also slip realfng. "Do you know ytL!ng
about 8. Z, a, 3s, II. Hyde past Z" with tho name
''6tuart" on tho paper also slip which so,,o ono
hai been rracticipR tho writing Of joseph l1o1ics
nanes also The following:
"0c. II, 1sc6, Alsnn, Laid + Co.. ty q, GLaw, A.
t5rncy. sold 10 Ecaients Of tits Hatr, VI Quincy g. ".
t1,9s, ,2W.; 8. ". ~, II s.. W.; y. z. 49, H., Z
~; u. E, 10. II s., aW.; 8. r. IL, 81, 3W. n o
IS, 4 W.; con, 1890.
Klbbo III reg AZ. lsos: on 3. z. E.b,as.3 "; s. l.
n: y; W., n v; \: Y. IL y; =, \. n: III, s..
IA prevent would not llhe 10 buy nnstillug IN ca
aonn wislont a1utEact 10 daso; Your. truly, 10,
"ti4'aek raela'ic scl1 w restore ink md oo'ollno
extract lt-of rotash."
Also tLe following
sin: s0EEy ,hss I'D nqt haye b';nts Tor
IF 1a toa o H. sn Ss
ine, II bad The msana 10 do witt. would mol rotnan
ss sssess Iss ss@:ss "5S saa sad
hare rot gathered It iu, " ~ ''e4'
@ Ss big dora 9n b.
fon. auets that you VIII ID compelled IL abandon tns
saes e = h' ds.!rs 70 ru ny naehine. hew how Il
oSn. " h1a heart sn purse hen tic faut rests w
~: D: =. y y labor8ng under big palrtelo when bo
rsrorA tEnt ; Rsn.aa City m.n aud myself are running
congre don't uadesstan % d!st.1o 10
md ascnce,' sspccialy division. liz ''i1 .nsds
s1ss' Sa e5ss sss'S ae1i' h ali Il 1as
Rsy y. %asa !ss. .sssss "sss ss@ es:
t. =: Sseas ehss.t4 M
ago hss tho ear!ssi ei'y i';ss9sS q e. 1ss5 5a
@tsrn stste w4s beiug sooors1. ncekon that &. Snd
al iar u l5ealty for doing hu.,nee /. eoncer,,d
y infoEn'.en y llst Austs City +" choek fua Of
snaas1 1! no hx1 :ss. Of
thai 'ais' had d. IS s''a a..as asls Tor
IL aai pssins Que aud yoa wan. isaa rarI hH fa4
nsaes. soEk. ala n ol'ea ~ tnose. 80
parte4 eot1eet ile Is extremely Desperate and 10
e!1s IT, sossx ossxuy Sss stsa H.
Isa !ans " q .F.sranet. Az special ps.an
ea5y ofsys ssos. s s':ps Gsss osso5a so!
e tSs x!ss.' ste., 10 ,ou on act accordingly.
of m!9a h 10 at hat he sud you vii o,S s'1.s b.
cssdiugly. ~ 'e '@A ~ @~s AZ
sam write. tho that he IL hopeful but stuttel
os On no treasure. taat CaM. kyd, Cook,
" sne @ oner se:u1nnAY!galor buried alu.E thu tAoru
do e ga reSo sosy nf sa,sF These bg things nay
s9t lae ~ aest Il may b becsuse an not clnsia
artp.e a. nss hnxs III onea; hut ihen small
ma. in,o saaiy sIent md lea ilaba 10
la' tfta- Il -,ls 1s s9 a,.ng Oos. '4
Feb, n, 1915" u
- Jdma He'd, EQ.-pxA4 sm, von.s =. A.. r.,
ss w. thss aay received. Wa 1ad 10 hs.r se ~ ~
tS contelt With 1enaug u hone In In hoa,,s5 ~ ~
your tnsercsfng family. - ~" poaoia Oh
M ~ *tlla.1ise to ksep yoa posted In III, c,,,,.,
tor 1 1'shee la5. ILL., r., r. h Tas ttet aye Saosa
utatr than koen sand pirate Of IL ae ~
sae th!na W :sear 70 aaythaa 10 Rain his
Ell 1heu. .as "a i ., seasss yoa kao1 lstter
, 1875-04-09
MICHIGAN CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS,

T,v;,I| n,9tII ts u5.fiish % "a, EhFtalo Wih4Ne.
~, ata'an a' Mach.. April 8-Tho Conul!ssfonera for
w. Il tho rcna raues, md Charitable
ALI ot Mchs9ant III the!r ssconl ttunia re-
Es' seanR to private charitable Institutions, report
niy o. tass9 Incorporated i this State eayn cnas4ri
IL III rs,ye wots a ot eMspes9lence ~ ose les. extended
,nItir.,ns H., 'H w. ~ sauahs ad4 III The good work Of
AnolH hs most prominent msn'ioasl ~ the iaarpsr
s,.pal ps'soIt: Michigan slsto RoIseat. String
oss. Oakland oouaty; ii. fiueSnt: orpaan A:sium,.
nstfSt D[Sit n:sa Il Eaas .nss. Ms.p I'D YsaFsh
Nursery DetEoias astera of it, joson,. ss.1anctto
uoIna os the FtiandIe<s, Eat ssginaT, N7S''S
, 1875-04-09

Iias and Cap.-E1bsidgo Krith, F.. F. g. klotkc.
Eo.tnt.s and AfitiinefV-D. .. FtRk.
.Khoksakt Groetrs-f. n. Anderson, ". g. Mead, J.
". GfchFiss,
:. F,ftd G,o-<rs-Thosnas Wall, -- Actanshlin,
Frti Hus1t, F. 4. Cunningham.
n'hat4aie Li7uoYs-K. ]. alcQnadt, j. ]. 1ore.
r., Ean!s-n. T.. Goodell, Henry dfsenebaum, William
i,saran"t-A. c. Dnrat, Charles II. Case.
Stamtsats-T. r. Mcrsord, Il. Tf1ndivtls, William
l''nd. y leopohi. J. l.. H!4gft.
i:,frnfnFs-Gharlns Mlet!+r.
". Shaw. " ~ "
Rthit 1Tu G'aeds-~f'l,.rics GotEaso, I'd Nando1,
boMisey Mannfe!tner, l. i. IIric,
Hk0!fs1e Ekpfhfnr--f.d Ila1l
JttHt E'at,n1-1fAzry Hatch.
EnokA-D* i. Cntfr, John It, Wat4b,
+. Dane. -
worth, John mi. N"'t '"17
c1y, tountY. ard Court nnt>.-Thanas Brennan,
Egftrt Janceon, Jacob Grot4 ], II. Clouab, Austin
Uoylc. &
Jital E+afe--A. ]. Avest1l, J. L. Camrtel,
I'm rlonn. tie gentlemen Enltn.+d uu the trrec.
tive attofnplitets werr Requested % meet with The
Iinanet comfnltteh Monday tYehg 6f e:ss tct,ort y
Litter. -
TAs co1nmItteo lien aatoasnel uztl sfouaay even-
ing Mt ho'cln:k.
, 1875-04-09

dR4tiiE Dispatth to IA cAieaao TFi8las.
of1A"A, ONT, April Lit II e1Poclod that Paria.
meat will prorogus tomorrow. Tho Government
oioses tbs session With loss Vt strength. Tho I'LL
toE Tho ooustruouon Of tho Ksqulluslt d Nkyas1no
Hallway whs lust hight thrown cut by tho aensts BY
voto Of - to A. thus defeating tho Government meas
usc. 1hs supseme Court bill hsa passed tho BenAte
II believed ths Government will scceds to The 70
, 1875-04-09

..-
-. !, .,,x
!>nh think csh g. III ~ '1r ~ 5oo .on, % har ,pcj,
isre .ho r. ~ 'nk .s. ~ n. G,s /, s wi.
1t oil In bouy or scat'cfco ''Aet; t.. y. ~ ,'
, o,,o.,c Ian. 4. 18;5. IA 1>r,rMrt ,tre,i,
oancd mr. Tor WE. .r, 6 -, ,e t oSe ns1
!aSo rethinc,5 1. ~. ,r ht t - III ~ isn @ r. ,~s ,
thfy neasy, " ssn iscrn ri, ~ 1,,crefnrn thcr. is
ot'ts i%n irnn on hhnd raw volr iYisnI t,ar.
entcr on Ncw Years., nnl va. really asonIshsd To
Witts t,ink Of H. viii yo,, r,tease n,aKo ont tnot1nf
,"it1' tho sumo ackowl,get hy ssiir, wIrh Viii 6s
" r.. s.r ~ poyrryhmv IL n. mr. ~; svn na1
~, ~ III III s,,s IN sey tn.;iay. d +. d.
Would Il nut Ea ,etcr to hayn It ac,tuowrdati by
cmnfs fsetonrr fnr Mir4a,ri i:I,,, nosnTv 1,uhiir "
ana ,hc wor,l omitted il j tlruS I;Iercnt coun
,e. ticreforc m tls re sInnI ,e .heec searsio ees
; S s IT,, ein + 'ss9r%s II r. 'sh 1 s,
pc,ss ,c,, n" =, sons NJ con,cniat AZ ths
may hayp ,hetu rocGrtcL, q, T,u,
decd" ''f' ~" "s' "'' ''""' "'eS''1''o III '7'"
Wtines, continual: e1.o fo,,n,, par. Of 1l,oo-
l,nfvrsnhn of tbnn rem Nr i,-aley ntt thew were
i,"yer ,lq.onsaphcI ltuse. turner 10; them uner
the artrcenrnt. "'' ''~' o''
NV "7' cn,sY.,.x.u1s8rrny.
f,o,,..rom,,,ni nv e. Srrtt; Rly frat connection
vii, H. jn,", IN W nnss.;o M coa +; is uc,"r st;
s spchss.i ~ folsv rtortn ss,n We ~ mers @
u sIa II Sew YerS o tauao had Tx taa ti!ls 10
n1En.t an
t Nv & ~ 1nuw "' ~ esn" Sao - @ y e % sv
rnrai, from I, - ~ x1 ~, sI jnxe.tl..ni r."
nJ ,,1 .t ~ s.l ~ III ~ ~ u ,'H!t.isni
isti'or q - ,xns 1nn.t nr nad ~, MI i,te ay Icna
"nG.'ae. i t. !. ""o H ~ @ - Nv H. H .s snu az .sh @
nsit ,hn snJ I'm nii,nr hnif sn. ~or"rt ~ ,,nn.c
rci nriarstno fran djfrcrcfi ~ rt,ss fhat iI,rrn
was nateut u,1tAnnltup y2,cn la,f r,, iss,cIl 10
i,iclari II 1Iobju.on tric,I 10 htI1,t lin, ,,ty i
was unsucccasiul. / tonnd In New York Nfr,
luke. whu hal lin as4ieunaeuts .ctc. AMI ta1kts
uitn lin nf,ont III. land IL .aIj lc hi Trittrn 10
Walker DeIter sln a,nat it, md thvy l,a.i given
~, nn,un that It wan dortfn II II rnni In rccnyrr
vi! II xicw If ts1 tIss boMht ia ian from itoIo
inr $iu and received, 1u-casm subject to Tho ta1-
tIt1rs nnrfoctad tic ice Of to ociinautsat at nhYut
~ m ae!c. sIr. ssa,unon and lad somis i,lfua;ion
ayer the lid, and tls silt wan comnroml.cd by
,yixon al onc.alf Of tic nroncry wns nlic,cti II,
iii mon cvnplupt Of iiorso Eddy. Nj.o cf,ar9oI
tlas har ,nsrrprcae,ite tho facts ab1at sumo s,nl
ho m,rcha.c uf inc: tnat ga,d tic ti,o W.. In QUO
Uond wltu was III kono pno t1ye. wls ,rel n.,d
arnutcS1 aud Juso r.u IlErcr sud IL Tas at, out
ral... s~
Wnt.s ys1xfa q,s STONED at Rrtat ,,ath, with Tho
ol,r.t nf .hu,wins ih,t hn him,saf wan rn.aari in
istucaa lila into Turner, hit uo.n;tg was bsought
our Which uut Li,l on a I,ae will iho tefpuiant.
, 1875-04-09


Special Dt1puleh 10 TAs Cdieaas 1tiaaA.
Sioux Ct1r, a., April a.-The Floyd Eiser raised
nhout II feet during the night, hoodiDg'a hrs.
extent Of level country between here aud Lesuass aud
waahol tho railroad track aud carried out soIno
bridges Oh tho Central aud ST. laul lsoahs Tie ower
portion Of tho city n covered with water md fcet
deep, and Irorte weto removed from, dwellings, In
boa& to lactn of safety. Te4ins on the lllsns Cen
@ rsl sna II I1nl AL os.s hato suar''nded Ihs sou.
River, was rsr1ied away thI@nfternoon. Tbs Alssoiri
Is stiu risng. There Is Indication tonight of more
dnua By thu dlQd. -
, 1875-04-09

afAAhrTA, O., April a.-AmercAn Union Lodge No.
J. tho otesl Masonic ledge northwest Of lie Ohio lur
Of has decided 10 hold centennial celebration June
a. 1878. MARIETTA, o., In which city II located. II
VIZ Chartered Fa6. o. IT'D, aud AYeisd with tho Axy
Of tho 0syqtaua1,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-09-30

- Tt is the easiest thing in the world
to deny the supernatural; to dispose of
its phenomena with quiet smile of in
eredulity; but here is story for you to
explain A woman Of Skowhegegan,
Me-, dreamed night or two ago that
her sister in St. Paul, Mimi, OF whom
she had heard little in eleven years, was
run over by train and killed. At
breakfast she told her dream to her hus-
band, who laughed at the impression it
left on her mind. A minute later and a
dispatch was handed to the trembling
woman. She looked at the date; it was
St. Paul she nearly tainted when her
husband, looking over her shoulder, read
that on the very night of the dream, and
the exact hour and minute thereof, max
ing due allowance for longitude (how,
nobody knows), the sister in Minnesota
had-become the happy mother OF
twins.