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The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1875-03-06
More About the New Help ia
Maryyille College.
From the Knoxville Chronicle. !


From the Knoxville Chronicle
In your issue of the 9th inst. there
WAS an announcement of a successful
trip to New York in the interest Of
this college. let me add word.
Two years ago last summer that
princely Christian merchant, Hon.
VIM. e. Dodge, Of New York, made
liberal conditional subscription to-
wards securing a philosophical and
chemical apparatus for the benefit of
Alaryville College. Other amounts
had been contributed from various
sources, so that it seemed possible,
even in these pinching times, to raise,
among my acquaintance, the amount
TO $4,000. On such mission I
started, but not without some mis-
givings rs to my success. In n few
days the whole sum desired was
secured. Some superior instruments
were purchased, and contracts made
for complete sets for the different
departments of science.
To the honor of that old memora-
'ble firm in Cliff street, New York.
Phelps, Dodge & Co., it should be
stated that more Han one third Of all
1 secaraq was contributGl by that
house.
pRon consulting with one OF the
most disting &shed ministers in New
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1875-03-06

ges' The Force Bill passed in the
U. S. House of Representatives on
the 9th ult., amended to limit the
Presidents right to suspend the
hadeas corpus to the States of Ala
bama, Mississippi, Louisiana and
Arkansas, and to expire at the end of
2 years. At last accounts it was in
Senate, and having been read but
once it will hardly become a law, as
Congress was to have adjourned last
Thursday. Later: The Force Bin
md the Bounty Bill wero defeated in
Congress before adjournment.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1875-03-06

HaE-A Type writing machine has
been invented which writes so words
per minute, paragraphs, punctuates
underscores, &c. The keys are SINH
lar to those of piano; they are in
four rows of eleven each, comprising
the alphabet and the dollar and plus
marks. A pressure upon key pro
duces letter. It will take "a mani
fold copies at once, and 4 on ordina
ry paper.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1875-03-06

@~ At New York, on the 2Gth ult.,
while the congregation Of st. An
drews Church were hearing vespcrs,
the wall of an adjacent building re
Gently burnt, fell through the roof of
the church, killing five persons,
mortally wounding two and seriously
wounding ten, besides slightly in
turing over fifty.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1875-03-06

be- They were having rough times
in the coal district of Pennsylvania
last week. Three hundred striking
miners, at Buck Mountain, drew the
fire from under the boiler, shot the
engineer and set fire to the mine.
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Our Club Rates.

Clubs of 10, $l.50 each, and copy free
to the getter up of club. Subscribers in the
county of Blount can pay III Produce if de-
livered at Our office or at some convenient
point in the county.
address, W. B. SCOTT & co,
MarYUiLlc, Tenn.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1875-03-06

H9" Last Saturday the news from
Louisiana was to the effect that the
wheeler Compromise" had been
accepted by the Conservative caucus,
by vote of 81 to 33. Kellogg had
made a quoting speech to his adj
herents; but the trouble now seems
to be among the Republicans, owing
to the jealousies and the factions.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1875-03-06

G9" The Civil Rights Bill passed
in the U. S. Senate on the 9th ult.,
by vote of 3S to 26, nine Senators
not voting. The President has sign
ed the bill, and it is now law.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1875-03-06

r6s" On the Cincinnati Southern
r. R., last Saturday, a general row
took place among tie colored hands,
resulting in two getting killed and
three badly wounded. Whisky and
cards the cause.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1875-03-06
LEGISLATIVE.
Special to the Knoxville Chronicle.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 2G,

pDCCldl W TIT huDNN llit OliBlllCii.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 2G.
SENATE.
The following House bills passed
on third reading:
To change the time for holding the
Criminal Courts for Knox county.
To give Knox county an additional
Notary Public.
Senate bill to establish q Bureau OF
Agriculture, Statistics and Mining,
passrd on its third reading.
Also Senate bill to tax dogs.
House bill to repeal the Conven-
tional Interest Law was rejected, and
q motion entered to reconsider the
vote rejecting it.
HOUSE.
The Senate resolution endorsing
Captain Eads' plan for improving the
mouth of the Mississippi was re-
iected.
The House resolution to fix the
rate of taxation at tmenty five cents
on the hundred dollars was discussed
all the afternoon.
February q.
SENATE.
Mr.. Morgan offered resolution to
refer all bills relative to State
Finances to the Finance Committee,
and to report q bill.
BY Mr.. Quarles-A resolution di-
recting the Committee on Public
Grounds to visit the Hermitage and
examine into the possibility of estabN
fishing the jackson hospital thereon.
Adopted.
A new bill was introduced by Mr..
Hodges to abolish all Chancery
Courts after January, 1876, except
the Chancory Courts OF Davidson and
Shelby counties.
Senate bill to repeal the convene
tional interest law WIS rejected by q
vote Of IL to II, but will be reconsid-
cred on Monday, Blizzard voting in
the negative for that purpose.
HOUSE.
The House bill to allow certain
counties to issue bonds with which
to purchase supplies for their citizens,
passed third reading.
House resolution to appoint Joint
committee to whom to refer all bills
ndresolutions regarding the finances
of the State, with instructions to re-
port bill, passed third reading.
NASHVILLE, March l.
SENATE.
Mr.. Polk, from the Special Cons
mittee to visit the School for Deaf
and Dumb Mt Knoxville, report the
condition Of that Institution Us very
satisfactory.
The House resolution to appoints
joint committee b. investigate the
condition Of the Bank of Tennessee
was rejected
Mr.. Bliz2ftd moved to reconsider
the v1e rejecting the bill to repeal
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1875-03-06
Fresh Garden SecaESs

At Geo. A. Tooles Drug Store,
Maryville, Tenn. Now is the time to
lay in a supply of fresh garden seeds.
Give Mr.. Toole call early.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1875-03-06
pa It has been decided that there
will be no extra session of Congress.

&c. The residence of Mr.. Aie,and,
err Holloway, Knox county, sTenn,
was destroyed by fire on the 25th
ult. Nothing was saved.
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TIE Wisconsin Legislature has
passed bill making women eligible
to school Offices.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1875-03-06
Nonresident Notice.
Jno. n. Mcconnell, Guardian, ct ais !,
as.
Samuel H.. Malcolm. ct ais.

= OdWUUI H.. NIdICUHI, UT aus.
Il appearing from the amended petition
fled in this cause that Emma and Alice
Malcolm are residents of the State of
Tennessee, it is, therefore, ordered that
publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Maryville Republican, notify
ing said defendants to appear at County
Court to be held for the County of Blount
at tie Court House in Maryville, on the LIST
Monday of April, 1875, and plead, answer,
or demur, to said petition, Oh the same will
be taken for confessed and set for hearing
CO aOdrtc as to them.
j. A. GREER, Clerk.
March Sd, 1875.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1875-03-06
Sewing Macssjue Needles

60 Cents per Dozen. Free samples
ON receipt-.of stamp. 80 per cent.
discount (for cash) on Sewing Ma
chimes. S. p. ANGEL,
Knoxville, Tenn.
The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1875-03-06

Sup't. Of Public Inst. for Blount Co
Maryville, March Sd, 1875.
, 1875-12-02

Charles Dradansh lectures 1t Mccormick Tall
Sunday afsar,,oon at ; o'clock on "Five nend
hlen lInvo Known" Doors open at aud c!oso
at3. Admission 10 cents.
Mai, ueorRo Mcdonnell, one Of tho editors OF
tho SATURDAY. Escnsng Ueral3. will road rocrn
entitled "a Contract" at Taywri| Hall. satnrtaY
evening, in tho y. II. 6. Il. popaiaf lecture
COURSE
Tho lloy. d: Damon. 8. J., lectures annday
evening at y: Mary'a Church. cntn"s u Waba't,
Triunlphs OF tho Church." The proceeds arc for
tho onnant Of 1t. Josepn'a Hospital.
Tho ladies' ot tho Memorial Epsconal Church
arc 9Ivhg lunches II i53 East Washington street.
md dexeSTe ENCOURAGEMENT. ~ they ars o"SaRcd
In IL goot Vt 1yk.. ..-ll,as OF build ne up church
n,uGh ncodsL In tue southern portion Of our
growing city.
The ladies' of The Ada Stroet Methodist Church
gtve Aev EnEland supper Tonight. most
exoollent Programme OF mustc le also arranged
fur lha occasion. in which a:,pear prominently
tho names uf Hiss STAIR and aless SRI, Smith md
rIthor. OF UnitY choir. nohctt Cot1ser glycn HI :
ioetnie on :" cne Ilumsn S,dr OF Washington "
At This church Tomorrow cYoning.
The talo Of seats for the Darnabce concntts.
tn be given Monday in II mouth aud Tuesday In
Union park Churches, hcslnh this nlsIniug at
Janson 3icCturg Il Col The popuIar pitccs
which the nnnkGotH hnve adopted for theAe en-
tcrtainmerta arc certain IN rrcnrs large at
to1cauco a. the cuneerls. partlcn!aEly as tAero Ia
no extlA charge for EosetTluR seate.
, 1875-12-02
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

tu' ~, "pt n,.r1..
ei'u'''a' eoot' Ao' ".1 ,.
THE trial OF Andre" Johahson. Tor kne AutnR
OF WOMAN named Mary Ann Ryder Nov, Z, ii
0's 'o' s.'A, =, y" 'lo T., ,,~,s, ~ d.
Mrs Emily 'ohnson' recently 'ha'e'oo loe oo
frana.ng al insurance comrany Mas yesterday
aaaeo " '''o ''es VI s'"o''A ~
The County Treasuros yoHterday saye notice
to the bankh With which hs ha* oson dePoglt1ns
that ho would count aud pay over lilo 1onua 70
his SUCCESSOR Monday.
wbot,. kcorn Az thu u copo II in tho County
7.'1 !: IT, In tuaTrsd r., donba tts Dreaont sizo.
s@a - n,rtitnn IA h fn erectea. to ktIosd Attor-
! ,n". ,,inco m cnns,,lt tlnfr chants.
, 1875-12-02

l., hin, nad lte Won j furni,h nc's "nrH.
II tha au,osnt wa- not allicieut. tt"n 10
wanted to knnw IT, that he might increase u.
lie c,all add ae n,fng n,EonR M IN Eht be @fsl;-
scsted, Int he ssR weary OF h'lns tr'iel "iti,
aud wanted sutI,o asturauce Tint afler NC llaa
iapngc1 II plcAao the Committee. the Board
w,, i nos take its turp. md put Inn 10 further
trouble, ....-.... ...
COMMISSIONER nt.Ru1cK
tEcn pscseuted tnhu!sr aten1oht showing tho
uchltl, IT aacI. If tho parties nGrtcd As bt'nt!f-
Jltei II, real ebt+te hnH cEnonnl tui Hr'J. "hi'n
aggregated ncIrly s II 0un, UGD. and aEnn ltEed
that tile boti Trcasurel ho accepsed. and sllat
that n CaIluc,or bs lrfk over. s.
Commissioner ttolde1 rep''o' that be WOULD
accept tho Lend II The ,nalsidla!a On 1t "Dula
coma hrf,sc the COMMITTED aud maks AhthaV@t
Tint they were worth wh,: hnei s'e"H rcrottc1.
Home further dtscusston f1It0.cd ~ to tho
merits nI,d dement's OF tho iots,lsncn bv
IN itaIs;s l!uldeh nd Carroll. hut without
fu,thnt ac,tcn tho Committee adjourned until
.,tn aItornuon. ,-.... ...
Fton. tin D. iri. cf ,hn mre.ing II II very evt-
dont that Mr. iIucl; vi DO ii,eH
ALL THE rnEHEH lnOunl.E fobs1ni.E.
and It ts nt ma;ed tint even Should !ie ss'ccc"'i
III ra',rfyinE the to,unitio", that It IL aTahEes
that ,h CoIutn.tLec'a lcror, Will be ae.in TO-
feIrcA BY tho "N.nR" il tho Board. ..
Iuat evening air. Hulk st III ut ni1InE {"
his Lond, and III fes :Asns!tnt nj ir'i IL !: ,Go
uan4n Ut four ptisols, Iep earA'la- - ''i"'''"H
ii, tea! cstH'o. lie vii! rsh'n NJ t.'s amt fue'l
bpl.l this afternoon. II IT IL nus Hctspteu' II
viii mako yory Little t!,ifofep,p, !le VIII ehes
tlrrl the dut1en ut BIN ofHc' .iontas. i'ia Trn
Iocc~aur will, II n Mtterr:p'ht. iu,n over tdc
III. ncy tintl,r "gal All ice IN nfsor ai' the eoi,'
toInulIbIe ac lou Of lhG I'LL 'rt' u tho tlhAfce
touiul 40, Eaaled III l,y lonntIee, Vlli account
tu uOtul:yr.
, 1875-12-02
THE ATLANTIC & PACIFIC.

NEW bEPEAlSILfDEST
Mr. r.. D. /. Sweet, superintendent OF tho
Pacific Diyislon OF tho atlantic Il Pacific Telo-
g,apu COMPANY. having resigned his position,
hns iesucl tho following card
70 suFEnyyTEupI4r n AID EMPLOYEES or THE PACIFIC
pIv.SlnN OF TILE ATLANTIC tActtIo 1ELtonApH
Having sntne time stnco rendered my Resignation Of
the position IT General superintendent VI fha Fac!e
Division Of this Company which having been acc opt.
ri, official uoice ia hereby given Of tho appointment
hy the lsuslcut Of ChurIts A. Tinker IA IVY sueccs.
mr. n saso from Dec. !, with headquarters at clicas
In inkg ieayo Of tho aerycB GeLer1 SMperintenl~
cnt AMI gsl to he able 10 4.y tnat have known Mr.
Itt,ker nlAuy yeatt, aud can mot coFdtIIy fetotn
mend bin my uKhocatea an tlu .rFics Kencfaily
ar gentleman aud accomplished tciegTaric ulall-
aver. ...-...
intenduut In place Ut Ms. Sweet, "La becomes
}co-TIc sldont OF tho Contnus, IL 4 RentloN'ta
comparatively yoling In vearH but or Efoat OK
peslunce as a practical To esraphlo manager aud
opatntor. Or. Tinker wus burn IN Vermont. out
cane to Chicago aonln years betsre ile NaF.
Wuen it broAe out llo enlercd tho Var Dbt ART
men telegraph Office at Washington i. Assiht-
au: Manager. At iilst nnder Cot. 6taGer, aisd
sftarWnraB rilder Major Eckest. Wh.n tho
military Telegraph service "as onttnued no To-
turned to tim Western UniOn Company. and ecc's-
piel the position Of 31nraSer Of thu Washington
o:i1cc, from l5GH to 1871 whon he Resigned to
take charge of tho Telegraph, Department of tile
Vermont Central Railroad. aud from thotc ro-
tu:ns to this oily,
Mr.. Ttnker las hoats Of friends in this city.
and lls appointment to tho SufclitsrntcncT u
tho Pacific Division. will give general satltfnctIon
on account OF bis experience and calactty, anu
will, no doubt, provo Alko valuable to the TOM
pany and tho business community.
, 1875-12-02

John Rivers, accuaod Of the countor1el.iny Of
n,ckAls, was agn.n before Coh,mt sionas II yne
on Il continued hsarlng yes erdsy. Tho tessl-
monY f,r tho defonHo VAS unimportAnt, and at
,.s close Respondent wAs hold 10 bail III $4,000
Tor appearance before tho Grand Jury. In de-
faur. Of bail ho was cotl!n.tted to Jail.
,Eohn naagnlin, keeper OF the dlvo known ~
n5an's Farohea, "as petoto toa1n,assonoe
cigars without having paid tue snoclsl tax ln1-
i.lsel W thu revenue lasB. The evidence was
rhutl, Hnnrp, aud dosaive, and A. itH coaa tue
acc,.4cd was heIa III $500 bad for Appeas anco
bofo1e the Grand Jury.
Marshal Banner IL worrying bis heal about
thu eIoponlont Of oIe uf hla Tire lighters Dnn!od
John li,ltnl, at:ac!Iesi tn Engine COMPANY No. 4.
VITA the vito OF Juhu Alulo ', SALOON kJeprr 1T
No. 21l North nyenno. Uue da1 last WceK aluluW
loanl his wife and t4oo ,n'sslnH, ssd a II"
hours latsr hs found that IIntel also waR miea.
i,lg OH II o."aeks' Ie3ya OF nbsoucc. nnd those
circumstances he links together 80 ~ 10 arrlga
At tno nannef tnatittoned.
Charles Schmidt, \ Gernlan farmer Of about
% years OF age. WINS yesterday he'd by Justice
Scully III $3U0 bail to tue Criminal Court, under
circumstances whlca Nill probably hamper hi 3
iiunrty fer tosl,o t.We to eause CAarles Il. How
nrtl Of Wheaton, swuro EhAt nchmldt stole a
llorao from him; Janos Ferstts of lla'loni, lost
horse aid nnggy BY tho same maui S'S,,as'l t'i,a
BROOKS. Ut Oak Park, some 1eStlrf; Filling
tat,. OF No. .i7 l.ake strect, valuable ovcfcoat;
and Charlcs Knhima:,, Of No. III Mather street,
! quantity OF cl,tll,ns.
John Murphy. who atnbbed Edwasd GlaYin at
SOL South Aata.cd street. q weeK ago last aaeur-
day, waB yesterday brought before Justice scul9
aud by ltm hetI without tail to tho CrlmInat
Court. The man G1Ayin IL rapidly falling. aud
caunot possibly survive moro tnan day Of two,
II w,i1 Da remembered that Murphy sharpsuod
his Info, ROT intoricatod. and engasod In Z
nuqrre! with Glay4n On somo family alfaifa. aud
stabbed hi04 in tho left breast abovo tue nipple.
, 1875-12-02

milling in tho aaa"r.iou that Col lfp7tnrott rs"
selling lar,,e g.iantltna Of srn,R aud annin-
u,t.nu to tho Gplnruuists. n order to
nar.,tntn sIyne.h!ng abunt tho es!o Of
arms bY sho 1ovelnncnt tlatot
Tcuurtrr ycstrtds" called OIL tho r,annger tharo-
uf. au, n1lte Ii, =, abnu. tile oiFoHsu Charged.
IL reply, Col LIP, uncats secuted Tho d"A: a'y~
MD mnnt,ou 10 anyLoJr for sumo limo. an'!
ro.v INV rms. Thoao wMct ho lad
an hand wcto alnnly oil army msiskots. aud
yer vcue,a N soiI 10 military .cotnbanios OF
hoys, NL, wan ell sonle''hiag to drill With. OF to
.ue1,bcIs Of tAe r,ty foa1mants who wzntod an
cstra run nt l,otne to >rhclice ths manual otit-
nuIc tlla drll-rrpm. Many Ok them wore iiaetul
lor no other ptl' poto. and such -
ne lad aod for 81 to 81 would
probably aversgo ~ mict, dttnasr a. Ins nFeesn
Az At tho unsalc. Tho Cofonel further aatl
that within tho lpst ak mouths he had sold Te!y
fow Guns to crso's In the cstv. and pfo6ab,! !
not nlmo th,o 100 had bern disposed %
by him exert suct, ~ had bccf' son.
;3to tho cunptry. Mono u these had
R1ue In large ibtR, mud tetaesn more !hAn
ono or two to single purchaser, IN cnnonsien;
tho ieaic1 In war iKe ,nn! menls fssiar ihuehht!
at tue i.tcA at Cunlmuntrt ROW. anu uee'arca
that. with twenty-five good nleo, lis eoulo as'7e
oil vii tho Conl1uptsts tn the c!ty.
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
Tho Collector OF Intern, Nesen'1e Tor IN,
district tonk IN the following snmB f''r tho month
Of NosoalbeI from tho sourcos PANIED :
To- AGO rui F'E 'a....'...-''''''-.' 4aa'eS,
Hrtt ....."..........'.-'.''"' y -. ~
1.it.s rnnhIjts. etr. r.'....'.'......... 12?5l
Told. 3 o2o,777.74
rot. receipts lines jny j. 1s75 4,slo.471ao
, 1875-12-02
THE COURTHOUSE.


Tho Developments In tho prospective Court
]IouBo yesterday wsre exceedingly lIRht. During
Tuesday night Tile; dreamed that he Ind
p!auned au edtlce thai would astonish tho
world and Bult tho Ring. But It was uuty
dream. EKan lAy Awake the whole nlght, much
Worried hayiuR received 40 oserdoae OF lauda-
tion n the City.lIA!i On tho afternoon befofo.
Yes.oroay huth asohlteels ",,ro up oa1lY, and
in tnH morning aAca took 4mp 10 the City
Hall Hhera Ihe Board Of PUBLIC Wosks TO
celyed tnom H!th open AFms.-rsady, almost,
to throw them out OF tho window, II
uppoe.unty would oul7 offer. Matters, ~
rascAed .iat lil!sy aud Lgau should ueet this
moruiug anu lay their beads together.
II that 10 possible They aro both nUgasl.e
polls, however, ana tie tnstter looka doubtful.
II ia understood outslde that Alr. Egau will
sick to h,a iutersut and give up Everything sIss
to Mr. IlIey. 1u tbis way thsy will prepare q
plan. ats. ERsn luttluR on the Grcksest slaboEa-
ton aud uruauiontatlon outside so that the
building will probably cost to cons.Eust f1on
$s.uUO,Guo to 6l0.0oo,00o. VI couste,
when such plan ~ pretanted Ii can,
uot be .doptsd. aud ~ shs Egan plan
laye tu ssHulne the E,sK Of mole expeuslYe
btruetuIe, leaving Egan, 10 that case, fEaa from
t!,a.nc.. Ths plans Will have to be ready t,
| Leg, IL.
,Tn.agh the report OF the Board q Puellt
Works. adopted tuesday. recommended that
work I'e /. u o,arly stUiped on the tu4l1idstions
y sah still continued Yesterday, and Will psooA
! l1Y t1oe cd ass!n t4-u2Y. No ptlts were aFiStu
I'd Tbs to!el VI the Ftle-dIlEeE Aad not yet oeet
;a:cbed. the tilvuds I .lr. al'tus ssate tAa
ue hss sunk w piles Which wsrs LIZ
ap to sbs srcclhcatlons. mi Mr. Eg.l
states that the refut Ia snu cotnpaats on bl!hi
InS inspector BaiIpy's books msrs bAsa f4pslca
slops and Les, aud slAt A&sms has aloas tbs.
, 1875-12-02
THE NEW BOARD.

n1v1D1N0 THE LoAtEa AND FlBHEs.
In tho past fow days n great deal Of hoavY
work has boen done by tho old "1iipc" Of tho
County Board III Lying its plans for tho coming
year. Some wccks ago 1t WAS sta:ed that tie
Chairmauhhip Of the Donrd Was being axed, At
frat Ar. Holden took the load, bnt ho was after
ws1d dropped; fltst because ho waJ regarded ~
nu1eliable; aud second tor tho bo.sor roaeon
winch will hereafter appear. Mr. Johuson took
bis position without any cootroyergy, because ho
had never proved recseaut to the majority in tho
past and it WIS beloved ttat in tile future 10
would continue to bo III tho hR,,da ol lIs friends.
It ttanspired yesterday that hlr. Holdeu had
rntirtd from the candidacy for Chairman, Nith
tho pledge tlls& brother Of his, WHO l1veH iu
tho country, should DO o!cctod County PLyaiclhn.
There wore 6onle difficulties Ia tue way OF the
way Of it's being kept by those who made it, alr,
1lefilpE, fur instance, wanted him to Btaud BY
tho recollection OF DIR. Dleden as County Agent
aa condtlon OF bis support, aud Mr. LoueEgan
ih said to hare esactod OF him hia kupposI of
Kimberly for Warden ut the 1neano Asylum. and
also the re'rcnting Of his (Lonelgan'a) building
~ tho County Agents otlice. Dthern also OF.
| acted I1edgea Of him to vote for nountroe
etc.; and hselly II reports bo true, and The ,ln-
uhiial activity and sn1oty Of tlo present County
| phYhcian mcana anything, tile bargain ua1 con-
sutuuRtcd.
The programme for tue future non soouos to
DO Tho reelection Of all OF tue employos Of tho
Board. except i,r. lienrosin. and the tat!ea to
tho Arrangement are said to be johnson, Holden,
| Coulv. ltoItrg. LonerRnn. htcCsn,oy, and
Schmidt, "itl. Mulloy and Carroll AZ doubtful on
Hon1o poInts. The most interest centrcs In sha
County Attorney and Couuty Agnnt, and II thoY
| 70 through all right tho rnst OF the programme
will not likely be obseryed. Neither MuIloy
nor Carroll will support Rountree, but another
'Hsn will doubtless atep IN and make up tle
waiting vote. The hame may bo tho cAse
with tue County Agent. pMt Mness something
| unforeseen occurs As Ia llbeiy to 90 through,
With two votes 10 bpsro. While Kimbe1iy's
riaco wps Ion. ago promised to Keougb, tue
pr0nhe 10 not likely to ba kepe because thu
Hing cannot unIta unou hin "a against Kim.
| beI)y, for the reaaon that Kimberly has been
trlcd and proven, aud for tha further reason
TINT to elect others 1t was necessary to ntkud BY
him, The WARDEN At the hospital, 1t Ia alao II.
Hanged, IA 10 remain.
| The Allows 10 believed to be thu "slAte." The
s!9ns. hoWover. ars that it ia not over-seourety
mnde. and that IT could be easily amashsd. Il
| struck at the right point.