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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14

THE Dubuque Herald, of Wednes-
day, contains the call for the State
Convention of the opposition, to nom
mate candidates for State offices, to
be held at Des Moines, June "a
The call is unique production and
bears the marks of it's Democratic
paternity. 1t is headed Democratic
State Convention, is addressed to
'Democrats, Liberals, Anti-Monopo.
lists, and all others opposed to the
Republican party, as at present con-
stituted," and is signed by NJ. M.
Ham, of the Democratic National
Committee, J. d. Campbell, Of the
Liberal Republican National Com
mittee, G. F. Parker, Secretary of the
Autobiography State Committee, ].
II. Kcatly, Chairman of the Liberal
Republican State Committee, and
John z. Irish, Chairman of the Dem
ocratic State Committee.
In an editorial article, accompany
ing and explanatory of the call, the
Herald says that the different COM
mittees and authorized representa-
tivcs of the Democratic party of
Iowa, agreeable to procious instratc-
tons, had met and issued call" &c.
Further along in the article, the Her.
aid says that the "gallan: Democra-
cy'' are bound to capture Iowa next
fall. The Liberals and Anti-Monop-
olists are given early to understand
that it is as Democrats that they
must fight the battle, and that the
triumph-if they should be so fortu-
nate as to secure one-is to be cele-
brated rs Democratic victory.
1t is quite likely that some of the
more inquisitive Anti-Monopolists
will inquire by what competent au-
thority the "prevlous instructions"
were given to marshal them under
the Democratic banner. 1t may be
inquired also why Mr.. Ham of the
National Democratic Committee
signs his name to State call. 1t is
probably to accustom the skittish
Anti-Monops and Liberals to Demo
cratic leadership, and to train them
for the unadulterated, dyed in the
wool Democratic campaign for the
Presidency next year.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14
Liabilities OF Counties.

Among the most important cases
which have been decided during the
term of the Iowa Supreme Court now
being held at Dubuque, was that OF
J. c. Moreland, appellee, VS.. Mitch
ell county, appellant, appealed from
the Floyd county Circuit Court. The
Herald gives summary of the court,
and of the higher courts decision
The action was originally brought to
recover damages for injuries sustain
ed by plaintiff and for moneys ex-
pended in curing his wife of injuries
sustained by her i'll consequence of
being thrown from county bridge
over the Cedar river, by reason of the
negligent construction of the same,
and by being carelessly allowed to
get and remain out of repair. There
was a jury trial resulting in verdict
and judgment for plaintiff, and the
county appealed. The opinion of the
court was delivered by Justice Miller.
He held that it was a well established
principle that bridges of the character
on which the accident was sustained
should be kept in repair by the. coun-
ty authorities, and that the counties
Of the State should be held liable for
damages resulting to individuals
from the unsafe condition Of county
bridges. The duty to construct and
keep in repair involves the cores
ponding liability for injuries to per-
sons resulting either from defective
construction or failure to keep in
repair, n point which was enlarged
upon at great length. After lengthy
review of the history of the case and
all the testimony, the Judgment of
the lower court was affirmed. The
moral is plain: County authorities
must kced their bridges in repair, or
be liable for all damages that may
ensue.-.Sh0te Register.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14
Big Raid ON tho whi.key Ring.
Probably the most skillfully planned

Probably the most skillfully planned
and thoroughly executed movement
against the whisky ring ever attempt
ed by the officers of the government,
eliminated on Monday last, in the
simultaneous seizure of distilleries
and rectifying establishments in St.
Louis, Chicago and Milwaukee. The
number of establishments seized is
SO, and the case has been so well and
secretly worked up that ample and
unimpeachable evidence has been Sc
cured sufficient to break up the strong
holds of the ring in the West and
South.
TO the clear-headed sagacity and
indomitable nerve of Secretary Bris-
tow and the admirable skill Of the
Solicitor OF the Treasury, Major Blu
ford Wilson, aided at all points by
the President, who has been con-
suited in the work, is due the success
of this, the most damaging assault
the whisky ring has ever suffered
1t is the result Of nine weeks patient
investigation and preparation, during
which time the most careful secrecy
has been maintained by the Secretary
and Solicitor, no officers Of the Inter
nal Revenue Department being adj
mitted to know anything about it.
1t has laid bare the methods by which
the ring has been able to fitch from
the revenue $1,2OO,OOO annually, de-
veloping the fact that revenue officers
of every grade have been in collision
with the swindlers. In this move
ment is found also the cause of the
removal of Commissioner Douglass,
of the Internal Revenue Department,
who, while his integrity is not ques-
toned, has been found not equal to
the task of ferreting out the frauds
and circumventing the schemes of
the consplrators. Mr.. Fishback, of
the St. Louis Democrat, was promi-
nent in operations in that city, render
ing efficient aid. The whole move
mcnt was planned with the most
consummate skill, and executed in a
manner which reflects great credit
upon the faithful officers selected for
the work. Secretary Bristow, as the
originator and conductor of this
gigantic and successful raid upon the
formidable whisky ring, has demon
strated his splendid abilities and en-
tire fitness for the high position he
holds
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14

THERE is little reason to doubt
that the South is just now in tran
quill condition. Horace White and
two or three friends went up to the
summit of Mount Vesuvius the other
day, and found it entirely peaceful
and harmelcss. But that didn't prove
that it hadn't been in state of
eruption before Or that it wouldn't
break out with volcanic fury again.
This is not the season for disturb
ancc in the South. 1t is the time for
political tranquility. 1t is midway
between the elections. There is no
special occasion for intimidation or
outrage. And every lover Of his
country will hope that this improved
state Of affairs will continue.-.Ai
bunny Journal.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14
gress.

Mr.. WHEELER, the author of the
Louisiana compromise, endorses the
recent act of the lower branch of the
Legislature in rescating four Demo
cratic members, in apparent violation
of the compact. If the facts are as
he states them, that the four Demo.
cratic members were never legally
deprived Of their seats, for the reason
that there was not quorum in the
House when it was done, they GER
tainly have show of regularity and
right. If they were in fact members
OF the House when the compromise
was adopted, it is hard to avoid the
conclusion that their reinstatement
was but Just and proper.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14

If General Grant is figuring for 4
third term, as the Democratic press
so persistently declare, he is taking a
curious and altogether unprecedented
way to bring it about. The appoint
ment Of Edwards Pierrepont as At
torney General, is all illustration
Mr.. Pierrepont is well known as an
inflexible antagonist of the third term
idea. So little does he care to hide
his opposition to it, that in a public
meeting in New York few months
since, he denounced it as altogether
chimerical and absurd.
1t does not seem probable, if the
President has really set his heart
upon retaining the Presidential Office,
that he would surround himself with
men whose impulse would be to EN-
barrass and thwart him in his aspira.
tons. Such a course is ut least :,
refutation of that other favorite Dem.
ocratic averment, that he is using the
patronage OF his Office to compass
his denomination.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14

THE Grand Jury of the District OF
Columbia have found bills of indict-
ment against Bill King, the Mime
sofa Congressman elect, for perjury
in testifying before a Committee OF
Congress that he had never received
money from the Pacific Mail ring
There is little doubt that King would
better grace prison cell than Con.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14

THE Waterloo Courier says, with
great good sense: "This Of all tn,
years in its history should be one OF
prudent, self-sacrilicing patriotic con
duet on the part of the Republican
party in Iowa. There must be no
doubtful work in the convention; no
hating in the canvass, and no com.
promise whatever on the general
ISSUE"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14
Col. ID. r. ANTHONY editor of

Col. d. r. ANTHONY editor OF the
Leavenworth Times, postmaster OF
that city, and one of the best known
Kansas politicians, was shot and IA
tally wounded, on Monday evening.
by w. w. Embry editor of the
Leavenworth appeal. The tragic
affair grew out of newspaper con
troversy. The parties met on the
stairway of the Opera House, between
the acts of the play. After few
words Anthony struck Embry in the
face with his fist, when the latter
drew revolver and shot Anthony
three times. Col. Aanthony is a
brother of Susan B. Anthony.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14
For Supreme Judge.

The Waterloo Reporter brings for.
ward the name of Hon. S. Bagg, Of
that city, present Judge of the Cir
cult Court of this District, as a can.
didate for Supreme Judge. The Re
porter says that Judge Bagg has con
scented to the use of his name before
the convention, and will receive the
hearty support of many attorneys and
citizens of the District. Our cotem
porary truly says that Judge Bags
has become noted, in his present pc
sition, for promptness, ability, indus
try and dispatch ofbusincss. He has
excellent qualifications for the SUI
preme bench, and no man would
bring to it more zeal and conscien
tiousncss in the discharge of its i'm
portant responsibilities.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14
dr. Bnlltt''l,
=
FRIDAY, MAY ID, 1875.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVEN-
TON.

HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRALLY
COMMITTEE OF Iowa,
MARsHALLTowN, Iowa, April 26, 1875.
The twentieth Annual State Convention of the
Republican Party Of Iowa will be held at
Des Moines. Wednesday, Juno 30, rs.
at the hour Of II O'Clock, A. NJ for the purpose Of
nominating:
One candidate for Governor.
One candidate for Lieut.. Governor.
One candidate Tor Supreme Judge.
One candidate for Superintendent Of Public
Instruction.
The ratio of representation will be one delegate
for each county, and in addition thereto, dele
gate for every 200 votes fraction over 1OO cast
for Josiah T, Young. for Secretary Of State for
1874
Buchanan county will be entitled to eight 81
delegates in the Convention.
GEO. C. HEBERLING,
Chairman Committee.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14
THE Muscatine Journal we'll says

THE Muscatine Journal we'll says
that personal liberty" implied in
the privilege to sell and drink whisky
without restraint, Sin fact, means the
very opposite of liberty, tor there
can be no worse bondage than sub
surviency to the slavish, degrading
tax-imposing, misery-producing and
death-inviting appetite for strong
drink"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14
Responsibilities,

"WnILE I have been named fol
the Speakership, and am not unmind-
full of the honor, 1 do not expect to
be elected. l shall probably be
beaten, because I will not rclinquisl
my own individuality, and will moi
assume obligations and traffic for the
place."
Now is not this pathetic, coming
from that prosecuted saint, Fernando
Wood. Is it not remarkable that d
man to whom obligations and traffic
are so repulsive, should have got into
Congress from New York City?
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14
TIE enormous whisky frauds have

TIE enormous whisky frauds have
not been without their tragic features
For the purpose of guarding against
the possibility of detection by the
revenue officers, Il st. Louis distillcry
firm constructed L secret vat, un-
known to their workmcn, one of
whom fell in and was drowned. OF
course the funeral, like the cause of
death, was private.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14

The Waterloo Courier attacks the
intolerant and insulting resolution
passed by the Iowa Brewers Conven.
ton, with a vigor and pungcncy
characteristic of its editor, Andy
Felt. The righteousness, illiberali.
ty and utter stupidity of the action OF
score or two of idiots, who pretend
to represent the brewers of Iowa, are
shown up in the most effective man.
ner, and the bigotry that would muz'
zle the press and ostracize everybody
who does not believe with them that
beer is the one thing to live for here
below, are rebuked in style that
makes it very satisfactory reading for
everybody, but the brewers.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14

WILLIS PHELPS, Of Springfield,
Mass, sued the Republican of that
city for libel in comparing him to
Boss Tweed, and charging HIM with
various corrupt practices i'll connec'
ton with certain railroad scheme,
claiming damages in the sum Of
100000. After patient hearing the
court awarded Mr.. Phelps a verdict,
but reduced the damages to $780,
The papers that are making much OF
this latter circumstance seem to for
get that Mr.. Bowles is not relieved
from the charge of malicious SANDER
The estimate placed by the court
upon the ability of the Republican
to injure Mr.. Phelps, in community
where both are we'll known, is not
tiattering to the paper.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-05-14

Vicc-Presidcnt Wilson Is having y
Jolly time in tho South, and making
hosts Of friends 10y his elusive
speeches.
, 1875-09-25

IN tho ninth aunusl report Of tho British
AsEoaArnsAl Hociasy, juat tsaued. rstarenea ia
n,aos u the fa..! see.asnt of Il. 10 0roof' l.
In All apparatus dss.gnua auA cc1stractna s,v
hl1n.olf Tor purposes IL 6Igh:. "As shis MI.
hap" ssnarts thus report. !" might be- tsten q.
snea1es 4 Tue difficulty, II uos ,mposab.l..y. Of
sseomp:.esnx xmsehAu!csau:s u:sns, ! law Vt Ihe iacts
stts-nEt The aAchsne and asropsus vete serered
tfoth nc bs''oou u considerable attitude, and
that A. kls doesn't 4e dlassucsu Tia lalioon' snI
seaehea snha tho grsEnd ssrsr.l feet Ia Id7snce.
ssct isEaft-, Al Tho secoui asceut. yteu shs M
Sea1os was dst.shsd. !he wings we're sssu to col,
lapse toselLer o7erAead, u il tue muacu|sr
non;s 1o.ss q tho lsgs, to nhIch They wsre con
them e1tsuaed. copssquentl1 taa iii s wse
ss11cssaln8]y 1spiat Tia xipss m,s.ussd
~ fsaE 3lon sad to end, ~ that tAs laYer-
a3s IA Ttry gksAs* HID ihsJ hesn pfeyented
, 1875-09-25

natne rnA nos on ttc orieina1st rnrottct! by The
Committee. AMI titat, .hcr. foro no had hu. leon
] Included III tho 1iet OF otficers elected.
Mt. lhnhgett offered resolution Of thanka to
Mr. MatBhal Tin retiring President, for his abIo
c9neiunt Of tbs proceedings. The resolution was
at1nttcl
afr. e. II. t'asn suggo7,c<1 Tint at tho next
H,cstng there ahoilfsi DO fowcr vnluminps,n re-
nnrsa and more tspora Ut suhiecsa OF kpccial
interest.
TIE NEW PRESIDENT.
On motion Of Mr. Il. j. Smith, \ comrltsse Of
two. consias.ng of Aicsers. Marshall aud pelry,
urrn APPOINTED to inttolncn the now pros,dont
OF lhe Association, MIR. Wilson.
Air. Wilson, havlag boon introduced, made a
row roinarkh. slfu!inE to tho interesting limo
enjoyed hr tin .mnmlcrs. Tie cou*ft,orefl Ills
al'e hest practical insurance Meeting over lcII
II tho country. III conclusion, l,o thanke1 tf,o
Asauciatlon for tho honor couferse.l upon him,
hlt Marshall roao 10 make a few psr[inr rc.
mafke. Among his wRrtneat ftinrlda wrro tho
gentlemen Hcen bcfhte him and no tu,,ctl to
meet MIL! them many tinlca hereafter.
Tho meeting then adjpurnnd sim dio
al meeting of the E1ccut! ~ Committee held
immediately after adjournment, It VAS dcsi lci
70 hold tht next nsoct!ng As st. I4ous OH tbs last
Tucadny Of May, 1876.
, 1875-09-25

bafn tnncl' loea quantity than hy tho ort,Insrg
Elata TO kns tin satne dtgrco OF hra, No MT n1
Is rc1n''e aid By 1neanA Of tho draft The heas
may to regulated to tho size nf tho rnn With
perfect caHc 1t ia Tho King Of Crates" Tia
worm IN challenged To prot1nce itt o1na' Il mar
A.eo no ecen at "a. ls;,l East Washington atroc.
ct tho ohro q! Sit. r. Merritt. General Asant. ii
p Ill., hllatE. INV DAY.
THE rAIlsST ADJUSTABLE tLllow.
lnl4 II nnt ot tl'o nlost .pnvrnttnt Inventions
nt tho nEe. 1t in n rtU,o-}ire elb,,W 70 arranged
that It fan be Instantly and securely fltse.i Into
any dnHret! foaitinn. Il IL manufactured bY
Sargent, nrocntaf X llsooka. M. u East Nati-
slolrh street. l:r tho H." ~ tiIIa etbow Rloyo
or fnrt.ace pipe II Minaled quickly, con1paotly,
and neatly. ii any anglo wisl,ct for. TITO o,hos
Ia handsome a4 well az lai.ly, MIL taken nj.
together + credit to itH Inventors, II source or
elea,ly rrntlt 10 tho trade. md contfrt to ali
who ,,so H. II ii, moreover, pnsfectly tuhsurAhlo
IN lr'rn. prer l,o0o dozen hayo been sold lilo
lresent year.
asc ut The corner Of ssato and van 1!uren atrceta
is!Is ul! and welt-knnwn firm llayo q rom,}tetn
ftack uf stoves, tarbes, and FURNACES. A;nnnr
tho novelties shown by thcm ,uav bo scn,r iho
Golden Rnt tlfe-p1acc lcAscr,-takinr lie
piarc Of open eratos. and heatIug rnoraH aM,vo
WIN tho same fire, tito celebrated ArR,,A nuti-
chhser *toyau, Hirhnlon!s pnkcu rnnKea. tlAu,s
fuf'acen. ete. Every variety Of house. furnish.
lbE goot!a can always DO fnnnd hero.
lanes l.. DALTON.
mr. Dalton, At Nos. M aud 11+ State ntrrrt.
Elae VERY superior ahaosttnont OF s.oYes, Yap,es
anu uhonse.fnrnshlng goods. l1ehah tho arcncy
Tor harstoss ncw Empress Range" one Of Iho
most comnlctc inventions nf its kind yct t,rc.
sentcd 10 the public. III esrcltncu Of goods
!H'lness Of stock ani fa,e7cas or rr1ror. Nir.
l,hlsoh taE"" = POSITION among thu iorntnost OF
Chicago merchants.
, 1875-09-25

a semRrkAble sale OF nhotk-hurns bau In,t
tAkoh tlace IL scotland, and the prtcea brought
nre calculated 70 make tue fortunate ow,ors of
haIn"a S. tesl good to whatever nation thsy
Dunnloss, and the London papers sre bonurstr.
!At.ng lls LoIdstp on tho fscs that tho pricos
brought II tho AAl0 far a4eeel nnyth1,l9 eyrr
known SYsn in tho United H,atos, where tha
snoft.horn mania RACES 50 violently. The numbor
esstis soia W. thtrtS.ntne. and tho pricos AZ
head. Tho moes extraordinary feature of tho
safe mas Lord FltzLAtd,nges unparsic,ad b,d
Tor thu matat,io "Dnke Of Connaught." wh,oh
Ia oascrlbed ~ m4gntfonnt bull, Of pfoud
gate anu lofty garbage with SKIN :ilo velvet.
otck llk0 quattsr.lack. and isrgth aualItv'
and sotasllueas enough IN COMM end flm 10 aver.
e1e-1n fkct the 9Eea3 EAIea bull 10 tho wufId.
AZ tn dsst jump 3lU, 700 WAS bid for him. hui
noi nnsl s25, haa bssn offered did he com.
retsioI otksa and tha suction ter ant ouncnd that
~ moAs supere bull 70 n1lstaneo Vas deatinod
not 10 leave the 1snd Of bis birth for England. il
"as gsnsls:!J bal!sved tbl. lEe tepYess utatiTs
of thu American Short. losa Boo,e,y t1ad ~ IVA
upon tae ''puke ot Conpaught." lut be &oan
toeno tha1 tao shot he oatIied We.o uqt btAyv
enough 70 sntnce by brissh cppo1snts An
~ the agent Of ths v.csroy Of EeTpt, md Jour
more brought from e6.0ta te alG, ,o5o. yhe EArt
Of UnnMo1s has not bAAu III the ehn1t.t huhi-
atss tof hore tEAu sssan JeArs, but At Lbs ystr
oaisse he u hid to have be1ta1ed All ataptAbsltJ
20 sas calling. aud correctness ot judfu,ant 10
ealeaan9 and mating rsd.Ksse cAttlo, vhlah we're
Teat eA.o1lttsd 10 ho bsusta'A' 10 Land o
oskes. i@e bad ths coursge to ssuh to OAnadA
aaa 70 pheaAse two cAlve@ wEl:h mera ttIl an
born Whsn thslg GApaliau pcEeLassr carried
two aalya. Lord Dunulors paid collectively slA.
o0o, aud the son Of one Of them IL tho Il Duks
81 oonnsught" vho WA1 purchased It ths
hlshsas dsass svss paid for bull. Lord Dan
, 1875-09-25
FF~coedinRs In tho Nattonnr t,on.
RrGSNA

A'r~coedluKs Ia tho NaIaonnf Con.
CINCINNATI O.. Sept 2A.-At the morning
Beasion Of tho National Agricultural Cougrcss.
Mr.. DnrWeii, Of Virpinia, from tho Contnitteo
on transportation. reported resolutions com.
1nendlng tho completion Of tho four useat water
routes recommended by the United Ssatos sen-
aso, tho Committee especially commanding thu
central route. After some discussion the resoz
lutions wore adopted.
Dr.. J, NJ. Gregory, tho Regent of the Illinois
Industrial University, delivered au ablc Address
on tho "Real Obstacles TO Agricultural Educa-
tion."
Prof. TnwnRhend, Of tho Ohio Apricn,tor,,
Colloge, followed In hrioe addrexs, indoJuinsr
the position Of DR.. 0Easory.
Ihe hour for adjournment apnroacbfpp Tho
aadtes, OF President Abbot, at tho Michigan
. AgnealsafAl College, waa pasaed without read
Y. p. Dnrrcl! called up tho resolutions otrerea
ey MIN yesterday on tho taxation OF tobacco
Alter m extended discussion BY MeaBrs, Kills
Pre-" antl Worthlngton. Of Tennessee, MeaBr1.
Townsend. altltikin. aud Ives, OF Ohio, ind Nj,
adopted. "o'S
A lottor nas road from Mayor johnston. In
Vlsihg the ConRrass to convene again at Cincfn,
hatl, and Expressing regrst 1t being unable to be
., a q nomiosl salary was voted to tho Secretary
The Congress-, after hearing addresses On AZ.
rtcultural colleges. had quito . iongshy dlsous-
sion ou tho resolutions presented Gy Mr. I}nr.
well, OF Virginia, relative to legislation on 10,
baceo. After debato tho resolutions vera
The Congress adjourned, 10 meet in phu,.
uelP!lla uoxs year. The exact dA4o " not vet
h1cd. 'se
, 1875-09-25

49,. - :. GtVo4rp IN. ~ T1t<qF1pA.
Mf y u. Odelt, It his hotal on Front asfeet,
- ~ ths happy owner OF = tty-oxterminator. which
for thorough work ts unsurpassed by anything
We have assr seen. In Gu Of the Windows trout
ihg ou Front st!eot. Hhers sampler Of biz W&ree
arc occasionally SHOWN, rat bsgan Rayesal
weeks ssnee 10 make sly vista, and see.lrod =
good msal ~ Often - he came by. catching ths
many 1isa wh1oh are on the pAnes os glass. Hs
frew vefy sxpsrt a IL and though II ant quitss
~. soon bsca,ne emboldened whaa Ae foa1h
~ was NOT disturbed III hs Forging s1ped'.-
ssn.; and would pussns his business nos
u the least intimIdated by spectators, who
wars only separated from him BY = p.ns
OF eass. He obtained entrance to this window
W gnAw!ng = huls through the wooden bAae,
eoHug from bsIos. For WaekH ha hss pursued
~ IY-hnltlnK busln0ss undlsturbed. Oas aun.
day ooe u ths waiters discovered him III the 4ct
o. o. Introducing a. fHsnd Or me1nber OF hia fs1aa5
vary eilF, and ouly put his head through, nhlIe
t!le o!daabitus hie4 10 uuax Aim in tAe window.
!1e woGd catch : fly, grsyely hand II to hts
friend, nao would ~ gravoy eat It, and look for
more. u. degrees hs Loss llttla ot Ala fear
Walked o.&, and Hoon became III sxpeIt fu tbs
now buslusss. EitLsr one Or both Gsy b. ssan
Aluest Any ydAy by Any Gus who may b p.taAas
s1ouxh ~ stlt tot thsif sppsalsnos Ghe9l ~.
, 1875-09-25

ytUItnr, -. ,r,,,.u,,u,,.
xt,r va.,. o., ~, iN'',as,""e, ~
~" A""St sep!' A.-lAo eat9o"as insufatce
Convention sohtlnHc'' isF fesa''' to'das' "ith
President Chairman in the chair.
r Mr.. lI.n1d, Tin oancr,, Manager of thu Hmm
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7'tea 70 Aaufeha II" oo's' 'to aa'a Il WAS nt'-
wise to tax inSlt'anen Companies stock IN the
yasoue atatrA III Which they wero tiDtuicilrt lIe
bcli,ycd ,hn IA, yns ,u!snonrr. I, ther roro
n l.. t,,.i III II bo in nr.,,o-fn, r., 49,. .1,,
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