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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE MILWAUKEE GRAND JCRY.

THE N1LVAukEE GRAND JGHf.
Special Nnpafch u fhe Ch9c1oo 1rtoune-
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,. Jao. 8.-Dy way Of post
script it may be said that soma facts have leaked
out in respect Of the investigation entered upon
by tue Grand Jury which arc Of general interest
It is said. for example, that Thomas O;Neill,
whose d'st.llerV WAS not seized On tho occasion
ct the last raid, has testified and given verY dam
aging evidence as to the e1tent aud nature Of
tho fINuds perpctrated on The Government. Il
ID said that Lo,ns Muas9opf, who wuuld s'ratuer
rot in prison than open his lips" has also given
win aud N. y. A1urphos ba,o been retained in
nearly all tho WHISKY cases. but Dir Carpooter
las not, BONO OF tho whisky men considering
that le has
DESERTED THE coLoEs
and is not to be relied On. EeRloea that, they
nftirm openly thas No"ton s. n1u' phey and Col.
Goodwin havo forgotten moro internal revenue
Law than Matt over acquired
tho cases III which evidence Was given before
the Grand Jur7 were thoso OF Gen. Mum, OK
Reyenno AGENT Conk!!n, und several Goyoru-
ment officials rho Ind theretoforo oscancd in
di.tmens. mud there Seems to bs no doubt but
that 5omo worry damaging faces have been ui'-
earthed. / sn assured that the whisky men
never were assessed for political purposes In this
city BY tho Republican party.
4 PLOT uATcNfS3-
yrr:tu: Dspatth to Thf Chie.tao Tribune.
NAsu1Saro:, d. c., Jan. SIT has become
known hero that tho hh'sky-lslnE OF Chicago ls
en- leayorns t. bsiag about . collision between
PRESIDENT Grant ana Secretary Bristow. For
this purpose, Chicago detective WIS sent hero
to confer with friends OF the Iiug aud enemies
OF The Secretary. i'll order to concert q plausible
scheme. Iha dotect,ve who hns been in Wash
ineton for about TWO weeks loft this eyenin; for
the West With the plan matrred, 1nd Is expected
At Chicago Tuesday morning.
NOT Utility.
NE7 Yo2E. Jan. SIN. diligence having reach
ed this city tba: Mr. Golsep, Ut the firm OF Col
sen & Eastman, o; Chicago. gaze testimony yas-
teida7 be:oza the Gfand 1ur: IN thai city, impli-
eating the firm OF F. 0. Bovd l. Co. s. Broad
street, this city, in the ilicit-wnisky business,
Mr. Eoyd, when questioned b. reporter Of tho
Ecsninq Pos, gao the stc1y an ea plicit deula'.
He declared that neither ho nor his ps.tners had
any kind Ct understanding ~ita Golscn concern
in; the sale OF " crooked WHISKY" nor had they
- aay t:1no nor in any way dealt III whisky ilie
Ealy. LIS tirm had ne CT sold Golscn any goods
or sent him any on co1- gnmeas. ont thev hare
from timo 70 tina rerelvel whisky from him on
consignment, which has invariably been sold II
prevailing mnket rates.
, 1876-01-09
1ELEGRA?Hlc BREvlTiES.

The Lover Mississippi il rising rapidly. caus-
ioc satne apprehension Of c1cvassa5.
Mrs. Benton, the last survivor Of the Adm
tragedy, died at Cleveland last evening.
The sto: e-ship Supply sailed for Europe Fri
day to collect art1cles Tor the Centennial ExEo-
stion, and is expected back By the 1st Of April.
The Courthouse at poru was crowded last
nieht by citizens gathered to discuss d new hotel
project. Speeches were made By prominent
citizens. Fifty Thousand dollars in stuck VAS
subscribed on the saos, and committee OF five
aupoiated to Canvass tao city for stock subscEip-
EI0u.
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A Wanderers kEc:urr1~

SJtra11Ent0 {CIl} 1secoTd- Lnio!!, Of1' T.
william L. IL. Thompson, of Quartz salloy
1eft for his homo in Iowa last week. The OLD
gentleman has been absent from home twenty
fra veara- aud daring tue whole time he has
ncver beard from his family, nor tbov of him.
sai :LoY lad supposed him dead. He bas been
afiict,l with rheumatism for several years. ano
aon,a of his friends here opened correspond
ones with his people short time since' Th'eh y
has resulted IN taelr sending Tor h1Ea. az 10
he left q wife and nina children. and now. after
tgenty-flre years. absence, he returns to hno
the family circle unbrokea by death He hnas
to WELCOME Inn bis wife. the vhols nine chli-
dron, City grandchildren, and three greas-s1and-
children
, 1876-01-09
SPRINGFIELD.

Speeia, D1spasch to TIE CA'etoo Trionnc-
Sru1sor1E1D, Ill, Jan. 8--Tho developments
in the crooked whisky business are not very en-
courasins thus far as to showing up the Inner
wo,i,ngs of the Ring md the hoad-centces OF
it-tho powers behind the thronc- In faet the
investigation thus far seems TO take III only tho
small FRY, few Gaugera and inferior olicia.a,
anl some OF tho leading Producers, too; but
these form only the scales, SO to speak, OF soEy
Cd Ring, and the solid parts ara yet iutaot, and,
from present appearances, will 1emsin SO, 80 far
as the present Investigation goes. Forinssance,
take tho case OF
OLD JACOB LUcA.,
q Gauser Of the Dis:,|Iing Company Of Pek'o, OF
which Chasles Acscrmau is President He ccr-
titled on oath that ho saT certain packages OF
wla1sky emptied and the stamps desnoTed, aod
theae Bsmo packages, containing tue eame
amount US reported, cmpt'ed and stamped "lt1
the eame stamps intact which vera rePolseu
cancelled, we1e found q: q wholesale house at
Indianapolis md the Government officers are III
oosseRs,on of the b.rrel heads with the uncan-
ceiled stamps adhering; but YET this "ho!eaua.f
30 far "a at present in'estieated, seems only %
imoiicate the poor ueYl OF Gaug7s' 1nea
there is .-..-
TIE CAIFsEIL CASE.
He was IN outside Gsuser q. Pektn, and was IN
rlicated in crooked operations. aud II Was blp-
posed he would impi;cate his cnp.oiers. IL "At
50 e.atei in these dispatciles but 1t 10 NOW eaaa
that he has forfeited bis bonds and skipped, aud
TnE TRIBUNE, through these dispatches, ls
charged wi,h si7ipg him waning tha: his MS
deeds wo1c known, but for wlich oh:la5 say no
would not nave tired to escape, nad he probably
could no: any wag u, lass some OF those lis te!-
timouy would implc7te h.d aided him in their
own interest.
wAnD1ACaH, THE B1onEKEEpEr:
who got oil, don't seem to try ha1d enough TO
cat back, and 50 with others from whom testi-
noay llat should knock the Fling into s1ather-
eeus u.s c1re-t:d. In like manner the Lebanon
disti1l.ry bua;neas is besinuiog to p.n out. The
fra.ds could nos have occurred without the ooi-
1nsion OF the Government officers, from Super
visor Mum down, yet ths only ones arrested are
= onarsrued 6sozekasper and GaugeF, ons Of
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TURKEY.
ASaRASsIsS NOTE.

DEa1fs. Jan. s--Count Anlrassy's note, In
regard to tbs proposed reforms ia thu sulta1's
sassal provinces, makes TO dednita proposal fcE
coatro,icg the execution OF these REFORM; ba.
1t is stated that he or r,poses virtual coatrsi
through the supervision OF Co1suts aal arts
Of Ambassadors.
FnASrE: AND ENGLAND.
PARIs. jan. 3.-Coun. AnIrassy'5 no:a regard
ing Tulkey haa no. yet been officially CO mmun;-
cased to the Sublime Porte. Tn,s. howevc~,
will probahlT be done IS soon as an understand.
ing has been arrived =. between tbs ri gnnlus1:a
Of tho treaty. OF P.s1s. II France and En3Isai
have not yet c[io.all5 made known shei. views il
the matter. the delay secrns solely to bare arisen
through the tenrore!y abseoes from London Of
Lord Deroy, British Foreign Minister.
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New Yonz, Jan. 3.-E1-Mayor Hall and tho
p!ay OF The Cruclblo" have retired from the
stage OF the Park Theatre tonight. The house
was ID crowded and enthusiastic as on tho first
night. Mr. Hail mado an address, in Which he
thanked the people for the support he had re-
ceiycd frog, them. Eo said that his enemies ana
friends differed as to 0beth-r he could act OF
NOT; that he had tried to GRO? the lega! harnesa
In vain, but fu,lui le could die with 1t on.
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

PRINCETON. ILL.,, Jan. ga young man nancd
Guatir, who has been in the empio; Of the
Rochester boot and shoe store, Z. 1a2 West Mad
ison street, Chicago, startled for this place to
visit his relatives Dec. 27, sinca which time
nothing has been seeu or heard OF him the
firm that he was With xrite that Gussin was per-
fcctly honcs., and that he bad but little mouey
with him when be left. THO greatest anxiety
ia felt by the parents OF ths missing young ma n.
, 1876-01-09
CASUALTIES.


n
NEW On1EASs, Jan "a Picnyune epecial
from Bayou Sara, 1eforss the eiuklug Ut the
steamboat Belle Iazco il u fes. Of water l3
niles nbove that place. No lives lost. Il is
beii7cd that the boat can be raised. Tho cargo
consisted ct Is bales Of cotton and 2,5o3 aacAs
Ut cuttoa-saeI,
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fA'GReGc7 ITEMS.

Special D:sIcsch t. m tH,cs1o 7rt1Hne.
MoGLE 1,H, Is, Jau- 8.-Aloiphus ku.setocl',
II years old. son OF Augustus Knrserock, OF Nc
G,asor, while ssatiag lately went into an air
tala and under tho leo. His body has not been
recovered.
trap III Charles Daddes sa whit to-day. and aus
tanned iulut'es that Vii. p,obaby pr-ve fatal.
, 1876-01-09
Several Exilel Spanish Generals
Permitted to Return Home.
Strou;berg, the Collapsed Finanoier,
Released from Prison on Parole.
Account Of the Hanging Of Henry Vain.
wright in London.
Bishop Dupaaloup on hi: Election to tht
French Senate.
The Recent Agitations Of Vesuvius
Prove to Have Been False
Alarms.
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
EuLED GENERALS PARDoSED.
MADRID. 1ao. &.-Tte Government has given
permission to several Generals in e1lo to return.
SNOW.
4 heavy fs!, Of SNOW in Gnfpuzcoa impedes a1l
military operations in that province.
Eoy CAEI.oy
has arrived st Azdey:is. 10 miles southwest Of
Carlis: Anes.
, 1876-01-09
WILL. CASE DECIDED.

t;e,idl D.spn:ch to T1s ch1cu4o Tribune.
A1lwAunEE, Jan. BIN tAs zueeland will
case, Judge Mann to-day delivered 1 decision
sustainiug tho will, and admitting Laura Knee
lands rights to tho widows dover.
, 1876-01-09
AUST TRIa.~
/ DENIAL.

VIENNA, Jan. a.-Tno F'cmlen5saN announces
tba. It is ecabled 10 state positively shas tho
dispatch reporting that the Austrian Govern
meEt had ordered MI nea here haoa to military
eeryice to hol1 them.elyes In readiness to join
thelr respective corps on forsv-eighs h1n:a' ns-
tlce is totally without fou11a:lon. Tho rsse,ves
aayc neither been ca!;od OK, nor hayo any
Preparations been maaa for DO dung.
, 1876-01-09

NJ o2f@s
ErrnTenTHH ON PAROLE.

sTEOUsnEHH ON PAROLE.
CgaL1S. Jan. S.-A telegram from Moscow savs
DR.. Steoasperg, the banLrup. railway contrac-
tor, has beeu reieasce from oraon on condition
that ho vii! remain IN Moscow until his trial has
IernpS.ed.
, 1876-01-09
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW ToRK, jan 8.-Arrived, steamship State
Of Indisns, from Glasgow; Ethiopia. fsom
Glasgow
LosDos, Jan. 9. Steamship 0htaa. fxoea nsv
Yo1k, has arrived out
, 1876-01-09
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Jaa. 8.-The B,lSrare cotton mills
near Ollnan,, lancashire, con.alaing $4,000
sgin0!es, havo been bu-nei. Lass conpa:ed ar
@25O,0JO
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destruction of an enemy which destroys
every year more property than the In
dams have destroyed in hundred
years?
The more Ihave considered the sub
jest, the more am impressed with the
belief, in our own efforts for self-pro-
lection. poison is the best remedy avail
able. 1t is slow, tedious and expansive
process to gather them up, by hand or
by machinery; burning the grass, it is
said, simply drives them into the culti-
waited fields; digging bitches to drive
them into, entails great labor and ex-
pense. But if poison could be found
which would attract them, they would
perform the work OF seeking it out and
destroying themselves. A pound ofpoi-
son would thus kill bushel OF them.
Nothing would be required but to scatter
it where they abounded, especially
around. their Matching places The state
would, doubtless, cheerfully appropriate
ten or twenty thousand dollars annually
for the purchase Of poison and this could
be distributed among the counties and
given away to the people. Paris green
has been recommended, but my impress
sion is that this acts upon the potato bug
through the skin or the breathing appa-
ratus, and the potato bug is incapable OF
much motion and cannot escape contact
with the poison. This is not the case
with the grasshopper. Kerosene has
been tried but with poor success. But
we know that phosphorus, when eaten by
the roach and other insects. produces
death. We know that tobacco attracts
the grasshoppers, and they devour it
eagerly. Why does rot the agricultural
department OF the state university insti>
tute series Of experiments combining
those things which attract the grass
hoppers with these articles known to be
destructive to insect life? II they could
hit upon cheap and effective remedy
they would establish lasting claims upon
the gratitude of our people; and they
would save the state from the loss of
many millions of dollars next year, to say
nothing ofthe billions of dollars Of prop
erty that would be saved in the future,
not alone in this state but all over the
west.
Ii we can rid ourselves of this dread>
tul incubus the future of our common
wealth is bright with hope. live cannot.
it is dark with disaster. But have faith
to believe that there is no adverse force
OF nature which the illimitable capacity
OF man. under the providence of SOD, can
not overcome and turn to its own advan-
tsge.
thank you for your attention.
Ats meeting of the executive board at
the Metropolitan last evening, the toll
lowing resolution was adopted:
Resolced, That this board tender their
sincere thanks to Hon. I9natius Donnelly
tor his able AID instructive address,.
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Darling in)z1diats nerve lines thence,
The quick wires Of intelligence
While mankind. blessed with new arts
and discoveries now undreamed OF, rises
to attitudes Of happiness ofwhich we can
form no conception. And if 1t is true.
as the poet has it, that
The Diety is seen
From every elevation of the SOUL
May we not hope that every advance
of material power will mark cores
ponding growth Of moral greatness?
Blu. my friends this glorious dream can
not be realized unless we are true to our.
selves. The generations Of men are like
links in mighty chain. II We impair
the strength Of . single link We weaken
the chain for ages 70 come. Let rs 90
10 il that mankind Be not injured BY The
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Remember that, with two brief ex-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISEASES or MEN.


Tho importance Of tho healthiness OF the nervous
system be overcs,im ated ,ts power over life
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its qualities and its the OF its hcahfu
its moderate the danger Of overtaxng It,
whether through thought study. or intense application
in mental investigation and research whether by the
absorbing attention the conduct Of compb
Gated and business interests by the
system All these subjects Tor consideration
also tho knowledge of what Is what
seeking advice rum Who for long series Of
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department. accurately determine the diseased
conditions their nature, and origin whether arising
from the want OF exercise its regusrty excess and who
IRON his experience and practice has to discover
the arrangement and promptly spply the remedy
thus avoiding the painfully slow feeling aer the truth
common to the inexperienced and annoying TO tho
tenS who very naturally. wants To know without delay
what s the matter tho extent OF til" derangement the
probabilities Of recuperaton and the time required
striking example the value Of experience and pract
cal well tho usefulness OF the prompt
pcasion suitable rcmed,es is found in she important
tonx only home but abroad that large
ton Of those who suffer from mental disturbance and abso
treatment within aer the first symptoms have mani
~ the ,nssecsus department. become
hausted mental Hppicattoh deprvng 1t OF the
power thought only its strength
beng properly fed and nourshsd ey the use Of certain
requiring different remedy for its and dereu
for bringing them up rom their oyerworked ano eX
conditions The of this branch OF medi
cal practice scarcely be ated for reaches
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and large experience In this direction have
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CENTENNIAL FORTUNE.
IA THR KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION CON-
PANY.
under the m n OF
Ex-GOvERNOK THOMAS PORTER.
assisted BY board OF honorable citizens wall distribute at
Frankfort. Ky,
ON AUGUST 81. 1876,
$0OUoOO IN CASH,
FROM the grand capital prize OF 100000 down TO $l2
Purchasers Of tickets assured that everything
connected with this distribution will be properly and hon
sssiy conducted, aud that there will be
POSITIVELY NO POsTPONEMENT.
Tickets. ei2; Halves. $6; Quarters, 81
q. W. BORROW b CO.,
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7lO broadway. New York.
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DENTISTRY.

BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL TEETH, -; SINGLE
ID 81. warranted; silver Filings JOc New York Denta
Rooms. 2b2 1th 18th st: established lssl
anime specimens
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SATURDAY. July 20.
$4,000 for only $40.
Kentucky
State Distribution.
so,4So prises, S3oo.Ooo go
Only 10 days lst-
Bay to-day. One in two asaG
LIST
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A RAY uELDING. i5is MioH. r0AlED 1871. BRED
~ by Hon. A. ". Congcr Haverstraw, ~ " got by Ben
NbdaIah dam Whisper is finely gated fast aud sound
without bemsh. will be sold At tomorrow WED.
corner Of Broadway aud 3yth a. II axhibitop-
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which In extent quality. variety and coors unequaed
by display III commission house
auction houses this planet since had the
pleasure Of handling the above spindle in
OF mill has stopped allow the
tves the regular time or rceshment sleep Daily they
have made their usual production Of Hannes and annually
during the mont bale has been sold right
to the looms which ses the unprecedented popularity
o all these fabrcs Now gentlemen In view OF the fact
that Of neiehbors have n of the
treme weather. doubt decided TO sell their goods
auction during the coming ten days 10 have
make prices ON entire stock consisting OF i2l7
packages Of Fannels; $50 North star BAnkets;
571 bales Conestogo fine Bro Cottonx Drills ssttesns
and ~ bales of,tevens nou Crashes amounting In all 10
Is 464 OF fanuc Blankets Crashes and Cottons
(which usual quantity Of goods the
with which have invariably sod all ou,
this the largest oerng private public sale Of
made house In this
other Evcy package OF the above good will be
sod prices six months credit from
the LIST August 1879 To customers who
have long and literally pstronixed We greet
God bless and the time approaches when Will be
called upon prices the different styles Of hsnns
the market, and particularly have but
request aud that IL prices low make
money them Our Is In hands, have
IL will be your fault for shall sell them you
prices and continue making them for Just the
you paying profit Relying your 9ood
leave In hands decision to distribute
and continue the commission businesa He
cving you will rally around the Of low pscoe
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