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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-10

Russ Carter, an old resident of Sill
yer City died this forenoon.
Chas. Neumann committed suicide
in Sau Francisco yesterday.
Blaine has accepted the United States
Senu:orship rendered him by Gov.
Conner of Maine to fill the vacancy
created by the resignation of Morrill,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-07-10
A Murderer Lynched.

CINoINNATI Jolly Q.
A diabolieal outrage was committed
near New Richmond. Ohio. last Thurs
day. A fend called Geo. Williams,
outraged and murdered woman
named Mary Bennett. and left Miss
Amanda Abbott for deed. He WAS
afterwards arrested, bnt the citizens.
numbering about l 900. surrounded the
Jail and took the prisoner TO a tree back
of town and hung him Saturday night.
Yesterday the body of Mrs. Bennet
was found three miles from town.
Nearly all the clothes had been
stripped off the body, which had been
dragged some distance and WAS hor-
ribly mutilated The jaw bones were
broken, breasts torn, and other fright
FIJI injuries inflicted. The greatest tx
element prevails. and a mob il in pur-
suit of Williams brother, who threat
ened to burn the town. This morning
rumor prevailed that the lynchers
would be arrested, aud q general mp
rising in their defense. in which the
women are to join on ringing of the
town bell, is being arranged.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-21

del .jusgado, sin que. ningun escribano
diera vuelo 4 su magica pluma, sin tonlar
declaration 4 los detenidos que pu,sca SON
snterrogados en- causas de este genero, 4
las veinticuatro horas la policla habia
hecho los s;guientes descublimientos. La
historic del crImen, cast completa, estaba
escrita en- la carterG de bols llo del inspec-
tor.
Enrique Wainwright era un hombre de
exquisitas educacion, 6no, afable, bien
relacionado y mejor reputado, rayaba en-
los cuarenta amos era casado y Sc dedicaba
& la fabrication de cepillos en- gran escala,
con alma en- alberto en- la calle de Viii
techapel Krad.
FL j6ven que di6 aviso a la policia, y
que hoy recibe placemes de todo Ell mum
do, y serA largamente gratifcado, Sc La
ma Stokes, y dijo, que al pasar por ell
almacen del detenido, pid Ole este que le
ayudase 4 meter en- su coche unos paque
tes consinti6 en- clio, y en- un momento
en- que Sc encontr6 solo con uno de los
bultos en- Ia mano, impresionados con Ell
NAL olor que despedia, abrio un POGO la
envoltura, y encontro que contenia una
cabeza humana.
El lector ya sabe 10 DENIS. partio 81
coche ! buen trote y Stokes 10 s;gaio6 tnu l
oA0 tempo con una raPidss 4sa asombra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-21

Los po!iclas, no obstante, le veian pasar
sin cuidarse de sus voces nj de sus gestos,
porque todos CREAM y asi 10 declararon
luego, que ell joven en- question era uno
de tantos tnspirados por ell aguardiente,
que tienen derecho correr, saltar y
dar voces por las calles de la gran metro
poll, mientras, usando de su hbertad, no
lastiman el derecho ajeno.
FL faction Sc detuvo frente al Banco en-
la calle de Southwark, y detenienlose
tambien ell j6ven, y sin dejarse yer del
caballero del coche, acerc6se q un poll
c{a y le dijo 4 duras penas, pues le faltaba
aliento. ''AYyeste Td. d ese hombye; res
po,sdo de que Neva en- el coche unos buztos
sospeehosos."
Aquella vez la policfa Aizo case.
Ell caballero del coche, que desde ahora
llamaremos Enrique wainwright, descendio
lentamente del vehiculo con un paquete
en- Ia nano abrio la pueEta del cuarto
baio. La joven rubia que lie acompanaba
qued6 sentada en- el pescante.
-sQue ileva Vd. en- ese paquete? pre-
gunt6 ell policia Wainwright. s''s's.7 !
.--iY 4 Vd. que le importa! contest
81 interrogado protestando con su seyera
respuesta de 10 que q creia una extrsli-
mitacion de! ageste Is 5rirn p6b!icp.
| sslpseaolldle = ps!lgN, W Y s'l' = !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-21
1FOLLETIN.
como AHoRCAN LOS 1NaLEsEs.

I'll If tis setiembre del corriente ah0,
sabre las cinco de la tarde, stlbia buen
trote por la Gale de Southwark en-
L6ndres, un caballo castano oscuro que
tiraba de un ligero faeton. En- la delan
terra iba guiando un hombre de buena
presencia, un gentleman de larga y negra
barba, y su lado izquierdo yeiase q
una j6ven rubia, que aqul llamarlamos
nns belleza, pero que para los ingleses
aeostumbrados 6 alabast, mos rostros, o;os
de clelo, cabello de oro Y labios de coral,
ala un tipo comun y vulgar, de los miles
yhiIes que suben y bajan per las GALES
de Regent y de Oxford.
Por il acera derecha, corria un j6ven
como de veintic nco amos, cuals preten
disra sseguir de cerca al coche: iba jadean
Is y icubiefto de sudor, y sin detenerse
-enisa eausrG lsmaba, como en ~ auxilio,
s essptps policies desqqbFis ( ~ passo;; pass;
II &ssxxSSaass<GSs y Il 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-21

ma y urbanidad de que nunca prescinden
aquellos 6eles servidores del pueblo in
gies; sospecho, dijo, que lleva Vd. en- la
mano algo que no debe Vd llevar, y que.
me da derecho interrogarle, La poll
cla inglesa tiene un instinto prodlgioso y
sabe usar ciertas frases y lcer en- eli rostro
de las personals ell efecto que producer
Wainwright perd;6 su aplome en- el
instante, y turbado, y olvidando 10 que
vale y significa un poIic1a ingles, lie diio:
.sDeieme Vd. marchar, mo olga una pa
bra mas ; lie dare 200 ibras" (l.ooo
duros).
La ,contestac on del policfa fue apode
rarse del paquete, Ilamar q otros tompa
neros en- su ayuda, arrestar q Wainwright
a la joven que le acompanaba, y pose
sonAndose del vehlculo, dirigieronse
todos a la mas pr6xima inspection.
Registrado Ell carruaje, Sc encontr6 en-
81 otro paquete, y abiertos ambos por Ell
inspector, en- presencia de otros indivl
duos de aqu LA honraia institution, re
u'taron contener unos cuantos pedasos
del cuerpo de una mujer, muerta, al pa
recer, haefa va mucho tempo, y en- un
estado de momifcacion.
Toaavia no aparece aqul 81 juez nj 81
esc.ibapo. El escrlbano no aparecerA
auaca, Ii po!.cla aola fgne:iiona, 7 con!
49, Efaia ~ Ess,Ns - 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-21

su propia autoridad proce1e. No vemos
brotar 10 que nosot os llamarlamos la
oportmno suusaria Ell juzgado no estiende
en- Ell Gsunto. -. F.. como habria d!cho la
Correspondence de Espaisa aunque luego
resultara que padie Ilegaba q entender
ese Ito judicial que Sc lama ca~sa y Gu
yos etectos consisten las mas veces en- es
cribirse miles de folios, que mss enturbian
la verdad mientras mas Sc remueven,
como sucede con las aguas s1cias.
Ell inspector de policla pe-6 la su
maria en- su cartera de bolslllo, tai vez
frente a la pag;na en- que tenia apunta
das las ropas dadas su lavandera. =
No uso papel de oticio. sO6cio de que9
Ak tomo sus notas, ell nombre. de los de-
tenidos y las senas de SUI casa.-La jo~ en-
Sc llanaba Alice Day, y era baila ina de
un teatro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-21

va henos visto como di6 parte q Ia poll.
cia, sin dejarse yer de Wainwright.
Z Examinado e almacen de Wainwright,
encontr6se debajo del piso de MADEIRA, en-
ell cuarto bajo, una sepu tura vacla. La
polc1a san pasar o1fcio al GrQuitecto, para
que obrara en- autos Ia dsligencia, y 81 pla-
,aito de rigor pintsdo 4 varias tintas, exa-
mino la fosa, Ia midi6 y tomo apuntes en
su cartera; recogi6 cuidadosamente Guam
tos objetos titles, d su jaici', encontr6 en-
la sepultura, 6 hizo mas, cerni6 Ia TERRA,
10 separ6 y clas'fc6 todo, y no lacr6 NJ
sell6 NADIA, sin6 que Sc fue guardando en-
el bolsillo aquellos preciosos objetos, que
tan importante papel han hecho en- el es-
clarecimento del crlmen.
Entire los objetos que nosotros llama-
riamos ocMpaQos, segun nuestra fraseo!o
gia torerse, habia los siguientes: Una
cinta estrecha de terciopelo, como las
que llevan al cuello las mujeres. Otra
mas ancha para adorno del cabello I'm
armador 8 relleno para el peinado. Unos
cuantos botones de azabache. Un par De
botas de mujer Tn pedazo de velo. un
par de pendientes. Dos anillos = alganas
otras cosas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-21
REUNION Y ACUERDO.

Convocada por el Excmo. sr. Mar
ques de la Esperanza, previa la venia
del Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General,
reuni6se ell Is del corriente en- la ca
sa morada del primero una Junta de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-21

Sin mas da'os que los que voluntaria
mente dieron los detenidos, (que pudie
ron no dar ninguno, pues tanto alcanza
la libertad del ciudadano ingles) empez6
sus pesquisas Ia policfa por aquella in
mensa udad que encierra cuatro milo
nes de habitantes.
A las veinticuatro horas de ocurrir
ests \ acoa,tseiitIaiea.o, !, u sia y iptesveaqiop
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-14
PRHID ENTAIL.

The set,lement.o oil The question in the
South In favor If Governor Hayes, gave
hin the requisite 1855 electoral votes but
Il il no, the plan of the Tildcnites that
Hayes shall be President. They have
therefore, through Mr.. Grover, the demo-
cratic Governor Of Oregon, secured the
certificate Of an elector from that state
loe one C.onin, democrat. The pretext
tor The infamy 10 found in the fact that
one Of the republican candidates was IN
eligible, and although the remaining ones
Allsd the vacancy, ~ by law they were
authorized 70 do, Grover disregardcd their
ae,ion and certified the election OF Cronin,
thereby violating his oath Of Office and
,snderius himself od,ous in the eyes Of
homes, men Of both parties during oil
uture time. OF course SUCH stupendous
and glar,ng fraud will not avail anything
Al presen, the way out Of the dilemma IS
not >i>>v hut II sill omen before the peO-
,,,e - the Red Sea divided at the approach
Of the children Of Israel. Mr.. Tilden
may play Pharoah il he desires, but the
republicans Of this country arc going to
possess the promised land. 1t may be
that their Moses. standing on some noun
'4io peak, will be vouchsafed only a sight
Of 1t, but the milk and honey, the liberties
Of = constitutional government and the
civil equality Of oil men will be defended
ssaius, any attacks of the Egyptians, and
made perpetual under the fostering Ag's
Of The republican party
"As round and round we run.
Truth will ever come upps'mest,
Ard jsstlcs will b DONE"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-14
l.. N. G ktfflrn,
.}uxtice of the pcace.
first publication November 23d.1

First publication November 23d.
GTATE or MINNESOTA, NOW
~ En- COUNTY.-ss. In Probste Court.
In tho matter Of the estate Of William
Pitcher, deceased.
On reading and fling tho petition Of r. A.
Elder. of Austin, Minn<eo'a, representing.
among ether things. that William Pitcher,
late Of Mower county, on "r about the eth
day Of November, A. D., 1875, at Santa bar
bara, California. died interstate, and being M
inaabitant Of this county at tho time Of hts
death. leaving goods. chatte's. and estate
Wit: in this county, AMI that the said petit
ti"n~r is = br"ther-in-iaw Of said deceased,
and pray ing that administration Of said Is.
tate be t. Mary f. Pitcher, granted, it is
ordered that said petition he heard before
the Judge Of this Court, On Satu.d ~, tho 23d
day Of December. 4. =, ::ss::e, At , o'clock r.
NJ, at tho Probate office, in sa,u :vua'y:
Ordered further, that notice thereof DO
given to tho heirs If said deceased, and to
al persons interested, by publishing = copy
Of this order for three successive weeks prior
to eaia day o: hearing, in the MowrR CoUxyY
TRANscaIPr, . weekly newspaper printed AMI
published ut the city Of Austin. in said
county.
Dated At Austin, the 2sl day Of November,
A. D., 1876.
by the Court,
SAMUEL nARTER,
SAT- Judge Of Probate.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-14

Mr.. Cough in his recent lecture here
with scath,ng eloquencc condemned the
use Of scripture phrases in perpetrating
puns. or in pointing jokes. The employ
paent Of . biblical style Of writing for the
purposes of detraction or redlcule lie
denounced a. sacrilcgious and wicked in
the extreme. Were he 10 read late num-
bers 1T the Republican, he would see thu.
he made no random shot when he dis.
charged broadside into the custom of
that paper. 1t does not matter whether
the paraphrase Of style was made by an
Abbot or Monk, by Statesman" or a
"Commardvr," 1t Is reprehcnsible, aud he
who Is guilty Of It is justly despised by all
right thinking people. 1t is not the state
ments, nor the innuendoes, nor the false.
hoods TO which the public object, it is the
association which those things are given
with what all respectable persons hold
sacred. He 10 bad man indeed who will
employ the style Of Holy Writ in u.tcring
. lis or IN publishing SANDER.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-14
GRAND MEADOW.

GRAND MEADOW, Dec. 10, 1876.
Mr.. EDITOR: .., .... -s
The blizzard Of Friday last ran the
mercury down to 500 below zero. z.r
The Masonic fraternity will have .
festival and dance ut the Masonic Hall iu
this place On Christmas night. s.a
Mr.. Grcening, Of Wisconsin, father of
CT. Greening, is on vlsi, here and Is
putting our cornct band through course
Of lessons, which is bringing them toward
perfection at q rapid rate. .:.azs., ~
Mr.. o. 8. 5wenson, our new hardware
man, has opened up With : gotd stock,
and his appearance indicates that he will
do good business here. 2 ..a-ts/l-
Wheat is bringing from ninety cents to
one dollar per bushel.
Mr.. ]. E. Joselyn has built Z new resi-
dence here. He is also partner with
Mr.. J. Shaw. tho famous washing machine
man, and they: are manufacturing
machines At this place, but not half fast
enough to oil their orders. 5.z 81 !,
A curious Law case came of In this VII.
lace o. Saturday last bstors Justice Kel
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-14

log, in which Mr.. Langwortl,y had to
pay $3.50, after being pilfered Of some
tobacco, etc. How Is that for Justice!
The Catholics are buildings fine church
at this place, Size g x42. besides an I'D.
dition for IN altar and sanctuary. A Mr.
Mcdonald Of Lanesboro Is superintsnd.
ing tic job.
The stock Of goods taken'fionT G. II.
Dyer Jr., for the benefit Of his creditors,
and which Deputy Sheriff Corey has had
under his charge forsome time, IS now
turned over to a Receivcr-a gentleman
from St. Paul-who has openete the stock
for sale at cost. N.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-14

AZ the time approaches for the Legs
lkture to convene, candidates for the va.
yious clerical positions become more nu-
merous. Among the most prominent can
dijstes are q. w. Bus~ell, for Chief Clerk
Of the House; Hon. Robert Deakin and
1r. Parsons, for First Assistant; Mr..
Krakke. for Enrolling Clerk, and H. B.
Corey, for Post Master. ..... .~..:
In the Senate are w. II. Crandall, of
Austin. end Chas. W. Johnson, for secre.
tasy; A. F. Connolly, for Assistant Sccrc-
t>Ey; Nj. Mckinney. Of the Rushferd
Star. and r. A. Gatehel]. of Wadena Co.,
fur Engrosliag Clork: n. Y. B. scribner
Of Mower county. and = Mr.. Butts, Of
Wahashs county, for Enrolling Clerk; C.
4. Rese, Il Auoka county. tor Sergeant
Alarms, tzezizs.s - ~fta:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-14

The business men of Mitchell and
Howard counties, Iowa, have been CON-
PEELED to form = protection association,
against the gang Of thieves and confer
feiters who have been operating extensive
ly in that vicinity. A subscription Of
5000 has been made up for the capture
and prosecution Of the gang, who have
been stealing everything they could lay
hands on. Seventeen sets of harness have
been stolen from Riceville within the last
two weeks and recent developments prove
the existence there Of an organized band
of counterfeiters aud horse thieves, whose
operations cover large territory. The
people there are getting tired If them.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-14
First publication Dec. II.
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default has been made in the conditions Of
. certain mortgage bearing date the goth day
Of December A. u. 1877, executed BY Houston
Mary ]. Barnes. OF Mower County, Minneso.
t., which mortgage was, on the 9Th day Ut
January A. b. 1875, 1t three o'clock r. NJ,
recorded in the .fics Vi Keyistsr OF Deeds in
aud for Mower County, Minnesota. il book
20" vi mortgages. on pages. Said mortta.s
CONTAINS . clause that, IL case Of default VI
payment, Or il the performance Ut any Ut tue
conditions Of said mortgage, u snail 10 lawful
fVr said lnortgsxee, Or uer Ass!Sus, u dsciare
the whole sum specified IN said mortgage to
b. due aud payable. aui the SAIL mortgages,
by virtue Ut said clause. default having o:en
made in the payment Vi Six uuu1red Eli.y
i've and 6l-ho dollars, And interest. aud de-
iauit having teen made N tue lay ment vi
twenty-five aud 53-lvO dollars, taA.s iot the
years a. y. lS7I and 1875, uenli.nsu "a said
mortgage, hereby deSiares the Wnvis sum
specinsd 10 sail mortgage u bs due. Ahs
reSI cS'0le aEu frtNiseS described IN Anu
covered ey said mortgage are as tvi lows, IT,.
wit: The south Hall VI Line Noreh east quAf-
leJ Vt sees'"a sh.rty -tour t34j. Township vuv
hundred and Que [lUll, North Vi hADye
eighteen Isl west, containing eighty ac'~s
more " iess. Said mortgage contains ,
clause tor the pa ment Of Forty Dv''ars At
toruey's lees u case Ut . foreclosure Vi sa'd
mortgage, which will DO clsilned ~ tuls
inor,ysx.e. there ~ claimed " W Aas -
the date Ut this notice ou said mortyag, tue
SUN Ut Nine hundred 6tty-6vv anu z1-Avv
dollars. sud the SUN vi twenty Two aud
a3.iOv doilars, taxes n above. paid ny the
mortgage, in Ill the SUN Vi Niue huaurea
seventy s; g.: and SU.l UV doI.ars. Nv ssiion
Or proceeding 1T law has teea instituted ~
recover thu dsot remaining secured ~ sai4
mortgage Or any p<rs thereof. Now therefore,
Notice - hereby given; that by virtue Vt y
power Vi safe cvu:ainea in said Mortgage.
which has beconc operative by ssid dcisu't {,
and ny virtue Ut toe statute in such case
made sna provided, said uor.x.g. will be
ioreclosei W sale 1t public vendue Of the
above jssc'iocd real estate AMI mortgageu
prem'ses 1t The front duUr vf the Court lvuss
~ the city Ut Austin, Mower County, M,nns-
sofa, On Saturday tue 26sh day u January A.
u. 1877, " the hour Vt !" o'clock. A. ST., Vi
said d.y, 10 >stis'y the dvLt remaining Sc
cured BY said mortgage, attorneys tees, AID
costs Vi foreclosure.
Dated u Austin, the 18th day Of December,
A. d. 1876.
MARY J. BARNES,
0utty agee.
cRAxDALL / FRExcn. Attorneys ivr Mort
gage, Austln, Mlnn. 37-7w
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-14
THE DRooxL1N CALAMITY.

About three hundred and fifty human
beings perishcd in the Brooklyn Theatre
last week, over one hundred Of the num-
be. being wholly unacceptable. These
were buried all together in one long trench.
The sight is described as one OF the most
sickuine that was ever beheld. The whole
city il in ackcloth-deluged with grief,
and noisy with groans and murmurs. 1t
would seem that such q calamity might
for time put stop TO theatre going, but
il will not. Those who are infatuated
with the gaud and tinsel and vulgarity Of
the stage. are like the Artist that tortured
The Olynthiau Slave, to whose entrcst'es
for mercy he exclaimed:
"Pi.y thee! So I do, I pity tho dumb victim
s,. doe. III. ,obsd Priest for bis pity falser?
"a rack thee, though knew thousand lives
were polishing in thine,
What were ten thousand to fame like mine!
Az! Though it bid me rife my hearts last
fouut for its insatiate thirst,
Though every lifs-struns ncr'e Dc maadene'
FIRST,
Though it bid stiae in my throat, the yearn"
ins for my sweet child,
And taunt its mother til! my brain went
wild! =. 80,
All. I would do it ali, rather than die like =
dull worm to rot,
Thrust fouly in the earth to be forgot.
Men will 60 through the streets from
day TO day and see the confirmed drunk
ard staggering down to perditlon' aye!
follow such an one every little while to
the grave, and yet continue moderately to
imbibe liquid death from the intoxicating
cup. They know the end that awaits
them, but foolishly hope somehow to
escape it without turning aside from the
highwxy which leads to destruction.
Theirs is the mad ambition which pre-
fers the notoriety Of the drunkards doom
to the obscurity of virtue and temperance.
80 it is with The theatre gocrs. Though
the dress circle were The vcslibulc Of the
eternal regions, and the pit the furnace
wherein burns The unQueucl'ablc 1isc, they
would continue to witness the scenes
which are enacted there. The experience
II one man rarely avails anything 10 the
advantage Of another, because each desires
to prove everything for himself. hence the
theatres will be patronized as literally rs
before the Brooklyn horror.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-14

The New York OBSERVER is out With
its prospectus for the fifty fifth year. II
is large paper Of the first class, and
should bc in every family in the land.
Those VIII" do not take it should send for
Il specimen copy at once, or, better yet,
should send the price for year. Any
person desiring comprehensive weekly
newspaper, filled Will, just the news that
every family wants, and free from clap
trap or Objectionable matter Of any kind,
will hardly do better that to send $3l5 to
5. I. Prime & Co., 81 Perl: Rev, New
York, and receive the Observer posi-. paid.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-14
Consumption Cured!

An old physician, retired from active prae.
tiee, having had placed in bis hands by an
pie Vegetable Remedy, for the speedy and
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat md Lung
Affections, also Positi~e and Radical Cure
Tor Nervous Debility and all Nervous CON-
plants, after having thoroughly tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands Of
cases, feels It his duty I" make it known to
his suffering fellows. Ae,usted by this mo.
tive, and conscientious desire to relieve hu-
man sudiaring, hs will ssad free of charge to
al who desire it, this receipt, with full direo-
s" tor p,sp.s;nh and lilly using
nsming this psper: = -,
Dr.. ". G. STEVENS
SILLY Monroe Block, Syracuse, n, Z.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-14

In nine If the largest cities ofthe United
States, New York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn,
Chicago, Chicago, Baltimore, Cincinnati,
Boston, St. Louis and San Francisco,
the vote was: 1'ilden, 3Ss,045; Hayes,
4l2,284. In but two Of these cities, Phil.
adelphia and San Francisco, did Hayes
receive = majority. 1t is not usually to
the cities that We look for the creates,
amount Of purity and intelligence among
voters,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1876-12-14

The main building of the Centennial
Exhibition has been purchased for $780,.
QUO by the company which proposes to
establish permanent International cxhi.
bition. 1t cost 81, 100000. The mineral
anuexes costing over $4,000, we're sold
for $1,000. The carriage building, which
cost $4,000, brought only $4,1o0. Photo.
graphers' Hall, costing over $12, 006, was
knocked down for $1,000. The Art GAL
lery annex, which cost $110.500, went for
$4,000, and the Judges Hall, costing $780,.
600, for $500. Most of these will have
to be removed on or before May 1st. The
total cost Of the property sold was about
81, 10000, and the actual figures realized
for the sale were $296, 1O0-this sale in
GLIDING q number Of the less important
buildings on the grounds.