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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-04-28

release Of Edward ON. Condor from his imprson
ment In England. Passed .sayer presented the
petition OF the tobacco manufacturers o. oincin,
natl, Ohio, and Covington, KY, for a reducuon OF
the tax ON tobacco to sixteen cents Per
pound. Referred. 80. Gibson offered reso.
luton for the appointment OF select
nio ahs Of Ss s. orssns
house and other FEDERAL Offices In that Guy, with
power to ait In Nov Orlesns during the recess:
the noor and spoke u some lsnsth In denial OF the
stories concerning his alleged connection with GER
tain transactions In Pscinc' Ranrosd bonds.
TUESDAY, April 25.-Senate. Senate al
most unanimously refused to recede from NJ
amendments to the Consular and Diplomatic APP
preparation BILL and asked for q committee of con-
ference. Sargent, Frelnghuysen ana "ihers
were appointed as such oommis.ee. -, me
Senate inssted its amendments TO the
Deficiency Appropriation bill, and agreed TO the
conference asked for by the House. The Chair
announced Mcmillan as a member OF the specisi
committee TO inquire into the circumstance At
tending the late election In Mississippi IN place OF
Oglesby. excused. The Senate then resumed con-
sideration Of the bill to amend the law reisung 70
the legal tender Of silver coin, and Jones (NeV) con-
cluded his argument.
House-The District Of Columbia Tax bill, as
amended by Meals substitute, providing tax Of
ono and one-haf per cent all property, real and
personal was passed. :. Lawrence, from the Ju-
dietary Committee, submitted report In relation to
the Pacific railroad proposing bill TO require them
TO create sinking fund, and to pay at maturity the
principal and interest Of the subsidy bonds issued
to them by the Government. Ordered printed
49,. The House then went into committee OF the
whole with Mr. Cox In the chair on the Legislative
and Executive Appropriation bill. Lord, chair
man of the impeachment managers, presented re-
jonder to the demurrer filed by WV. Belknap. The
paper was read and adopted, and the Clerk ordered
TO file Il with the Secretary of the Senate The
House then resumed consideration OF the General
Appropriation bill.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-04-28
A Sneezer's Rights INDICATED.

A sneeze delivered by Diapers as
sistant on the 28th of January led to an
action which was tried before the Lam
beth County court in England. The
plaintiff was in the service of the Army
and Navy Cooperative stores, West
minister, in the drapery department, OF
which defendant was manager. About
10 o'clock at night, when assisting to
take stock, having cold in his head, he
was compelled to sneeze. He sneezed
rather loudly, for defendant came up to
where the plaintiff and others were at
work and demanded to know who
sneezed. The plaintiff at once magnani-
mously admitted that he was the sneezer,
upon which the defendant told him that
the next time he wanted to sneeze he
must go outside and do it. Shortly at
terward the plaintiff felt himself i'm
PEELED to sneeze again, and, putting on
his overcoat, said to defendant, "Please,
sir, / am going out to sneeze." He was
thereupon told by the defendant that If
he went outside he must go altogether,
and, upon his proceeding to do SO, the
defendant insisted on his returning the
weeks wages he had received few
hours previously, the weeks work not
expiring until the afternoon of the next
day. AS he declined to comply with this
demand, the defendant took him by the
collar and pushed him down spiral
staircase fight at time. He was
subsequently marched off the premises
between policeman and the door
keeper. He claimed damages for the
injuries he had received by his rapid
descent down stairs. After several wit
nesses had been examined, and the de-
PENDANT had given evidence, the jury rem
dered verdict for the sneezer, for
twenty pounds damages.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-04-28
POLITICAL POINTS.

In the Nebraska Democratic Convention,
held last week, RESOLUTIONS instructng for Til
den and Hendricks were voted down, and the
lei egation viii 80 untiammeled TO st. Louis.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-04-28
Retaining the Zuyder Zee.

The Netherlands Government has
voted 240, 600, 900 francs for retaining
parts of the Zuyder Zee, which during
terrible tempest in November, ITO, were
invaded by the North sea, when cities were
swept away and 100, 900 persons drowned.
In the sixteenth century a similar catas-
trophe formed the HARLEM lake, from
which, between 1889 and 1852, 10000
acres of fertile land were redeemed by
draining. The Government now pur-
poses retaining at least 200, 900 acres.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-04-28

A GIRL in Lehigh county, Pennsyl-
vania, spelled 900 different words cor
rectly at a spelling match recently. She
is but eight years old.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-04-28

THE money and hair of fool are soon
parted in the middle.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-04-28

MARRIED, at Harrodsburg, KY, Mr..
Harry l.. Cramps and Miss Nettie Kollock.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-04-25

Estate Of John 1goonan, Deceased.
NJ UTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE UNDER.
.a.e. 70 the creditors Of. and. I'll persons hsvtnr
l.. against said deceased, 70 exhibit the ssms
FLU. sn ~. 81, Necessary vouchers, within ten months
dor. ns nrss publication Of this notice TO the nm
Boise county. I T. --' o''''
IDAHO crzr. Nov. n 1851 Administr..or
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17
The Legislature-lSth Session

In the Senate, on the Sth, bills wers intro
due, d: authorizing certain towns e. Issue
bonds for the Southern Minnesota Railway; re-
la,ing To the purchase CT chattel mortgages
prolfliting r,Ilsious exercises in the publ
schools Al,sulu;ion WAS introduced ,nquir,
ins rs to tie ,lopriety OF a state celebration OIL
the eo,s,irg 9Th al July Senate bills passed.
ms mortal 10 open the Back Hills to settle M MT
amending law relating to insurance compan-
les; l,gslixirg ths 20 eall,d Beard dv,,i, and
Amending the cons tuition rlatiye 10 cuslSra-
items
In the House the bin for reiIubursing coGn-
ties for destruction ii sraSshopIers w.> r.
po,tsd ,cr Ss9,.5s,90 10 pay so per cent. a
iii WA ; introduced to restrain tie sale o. in
toxicatins Il 3 ucr. The Srrate joint resolution,
Ter opcn!tS up the BlarA Hills WAS coIeuyysd
in I'M Centennial bill was taken up alld aft
or versl attempts 10 reluce the apprcpy5, 81 q,
10 SlU, o0U had failed the b.tl WAS killed. Tn
luttg'.te ASYLUM J., pal bill wSs 0iSSu.Ses. :.
l.lgyh iH committee ei IL. ao.t, Hiese yett
10 ma h.sftgty toSsroie was lost ~ - 10 =. A
motion hefoge the House 20 indefinitely POS.
lsute WIS also detected 81 "a I'll s1so lis
Iousp Scjoulngd susids' muSh confusion
In tbs Str.te, Gu the StA the following bills
wee iztlot.Us &, is.atins 10 the spYoiutElse
of county superintendent Cf - heo.s. relating
10 sales under mortgage iqsyc!osrFe aid cake r.
ton; amending Scsle oi luS,ic,> Q. the ,tscs
10 sbolisa solitary confinement IL the STATE.
prison. TO authorize The s.. Paul & Sioux City
rsiirosd company 10 build four branches, one
via. New Uim to west iiEe ii State, ol,e 70
south line Of State, one srom Mobiles county 10
west line Of State. and one from Cottonwood
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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17
The FIVE MILLION LOAN AGAIN.
Views of Leading Citizen Of Minnesota.
COTTAGE GROVE, Feb. 1. 1876.

EGst0r .f;ff -ldoHof)ottSs.
NV mind. which had slumbered for
some time. had become somewhat excit
ed on the subject of the old (so-cailedD
..Miunesot.," Railroad Bonds, and alter
reading the messages OF two governors
concluded that II were the governor
OF Minnesota, (preposterouS idea for =
iarmcl.l l should send message to
tire Legislature il abou, the following
words:
.FILLow- CITIZENS or THE LEGISLA-
TURF: As guardians OF the pubic in
teres,s Of the whole state desire 70 call
vour attention 10 = matter tina. j. con
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cry rev executive Oy those who nave
the most selfish motives for so dong. |
alludt u the old swindling. tso-called).
..Mipnesoia' State Railroad Bonds. /
can assure YOU am no attorney ier the
owners OF them. but. on the contrary,
the peoples chosen governor OF tAe
state. ana sha.. ever iesl It nv .mgeya-
;iye duty 10 rEotee, the people from al
unjls, exSctions, from whatever quarter
tAey may come, 80 far ~ ii lies N M
power So ~ do. Those bonds hIve Deen
called ,i.e Minnesota State Railroad
bends, hut in truth that is . IaIsnomer.
They were the bonds O. the several rail-
road companies, organized in 1881.
which received > grant Q. lands TO the
amount Of six millions OF acres. The
state only endorsed the bonds, In reality.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17
KEEP THE BALM NOTION.

At meeting. held at Langdon. of the
Cottage Grove greenback club on Satur-
daylFeb. IL 1876, the club completed its
organization by electing its officers tor
the ensuing year.
President, Charles Moutoux, Vice
President Jonathan Churchill, Secretary,
A. Nessel. Treasurer, Daniel A. Kemp.
and adopted its constitution and resolu-
ton IS follows:
The undersigned Independent.voters
of the Town of Cottage Grove, hereby,
freely and voluntarily agree to separate
ourselves from all political affiliations
and unite ourselves together in a new
and independent organization to which
we promise feality alike. until the pur-
poses thereof have been fully accomplish
ed, and also agree to hold State, County,
and Township Conventions. and to vote
for the candidates therein nominated.
| unless we know them to be unfit or dis
honest men that the object Of said or
ganization is to unite our votes at the
| ballot box in defence OF the following
platform OF principles:
1st. Repeal ofthe Specie Resu upton
and National Bank Acts.
! md. Making green backs, a fuM Legal
| Tender and interchangeable with govern
ment Bonds, bearing a low rate OF Inter-
est
Cd, Rigorous but just and equitable
laws, regulating moaeyed cor pora-
tons.
4th. A thorough Reform in the Civil
Service
5th A rigid economy in the cxpendi-
lures OF both State and Nation. including
Il general reduction Of salaries.
9th Such !. revision of the Tariff Laws
as will re ieye the laboring classes of
the burdens OF government by causing
every citizen to pay for protection to the
general government in proportion to the
/ i1mnunt OF nrnnertv nrnIncfeG
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.


The second trial at Boston OF Piper for
the murder Of Mabel Young, terminated Oh
the 18th III verdict OF guilty o. murder in the
first degree.
John Henderson,, John A. Walsh. and
J ines A. Gei ard, oi New Orleans, indicted
;or conspiracy to d.iraud the government,
we're arraignei on the 10Th, piead no, guilty
and hailed III $500 each.
Tn burglar who entered the National
Bank OF Commerc4 Taes4ay night, at New
London Ct, has teen discovered III tue per-
son Of G-orge c. Parker. one Of the ,ellers OF
that bank, vi o has made q confession All
the missing funds OF the iaak, amounting TO
Ell 80, have been recovered
In the Babcock trial at s.. Louis on
the 9ta, counsel agreed that the deposition OF
President Grant, required by the deiense, shall
lie taken in Washington before Chief Justice
Waite The deposition will t. taken Satur-
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counsel, Major l. Eaton acting for the prose-
cu,ion.
George c. Smith. formerly president Of
the National Loan & Trus, company, and
treasurer of the State Insurance company,
both OF Chicago, has been arrested on COM
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lawfully converted some sl50, o1O Of the as
Gets q. that company without the assent o: the
directors Smith wss traced 10 New Tors
CITY. aud afterxa rds to Morris.ywn, :. J., by
detectives, who have had him au Ter surreiI
lance for some time
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17
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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17
Creenback Club in Wabasha county.
Revolution Spreading.
ELGiS, WABAsHA COUNTY, MINI }

Z
February 10, 1916.
Edlsr Of Anti Nonopol.st:
Last evening, Homo. Bryant, read a lengthy
address on the currency question, TO full
house, endorsing Kelley ana Buffers plan of
greenbacks and Is bonds; abolishing nation
al bank currency. After which We took q
standing vote, which was unanimously in iav
or Of the above plan. Forty persons signed a
paper that was proposed. for greenback club,
aud are to meet next Monday evening to COM
plate the organization. | would say as tn.
roads were very bad, it Is quite probable, there
will be many more join Oh Monday evening,
should the weather prove pleasant There Is
only one hard money man in or near the vii
la.e that has been heard Of Four fftns Of the
voters in the county want the rag baby. /
don't know how it is i'll the city.
Truly yours. etc,
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17
CAsnAiaie~.

It i reported that SIX men we're
drowned BIZ The upsettine o = skif and tbFee
houses blown down during the storm sun
day evening q. Gocania, IL No names or
particulars.
\ terrible srow storm, followed By the
h-a.isst gale which has been known On the
river Tor quarter o century,
visited Louisville All vicinity On the
Is, Several steamers &. the wharf
8: Louisville were more ST les damaged
and . nl..E.ler OF basges and floats, containing
5n.9J il-ls..sls cf caa. were sunk
Times in New York continue very hard.
sni there Is much suffering among the POOR.
- Io4..'r Ilild, one q. t1se n0fies. % orr
ehar4-les has now ABSOLUTELY aeFEn1eIt ugzgsa
il 5sJ families o. = so s0ais. and ILal0Ti-
y .. these reople have seen BITTER DAYS Is
su1is are eZasgs-er, and unless tie pubic
rallies to IL support il must cezsa. O. eur-2ll
immensely IL wcrk oi relief
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17
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Personal and Political.

i concurrent resolution. requesting
Congress 10 repeal the specie resumption ac;,
razsed the house ct the Kansas Legislature On
the i7Eh br vote Of - to 20.
Mrs. Beard, mother Of the dis.in-
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17

PATRONS or HUsbANDKY PRICE LIST.
Jewels, 10 Pieces, silver plated per get So %
Working Tools, Piece 9 q
do do do in fine case .. 90
Spud, Hook and Crook silver plated IS
Deputies Jewels each ] %
Owls Head, gold or silver bronsed :" rs
Owl, full body, do noun
Cent .a. Resaia, Sash II and Apron per e:s g
Wreaths for C.res, Pomona a:.d
Flora, for 20
Member Badges, silver plated " 40
Members Badges, gold plated 80
Shields, for Regaiia, silver plated e 90
Wells, for Initiation each 90
Capes for Initiation !" 70
Applications per 100 40
Order Book OF Treasurer, 100 with
Treasures Receipt Book, ic0 with
Secretary do do 100 with stubs 20
Secsetary's Notice to members for
Dues Ter 100 40
Baiiots, l Porcelain. ''s ''p per 100 90
GaTtlr 81 walnut each 25
Sezls, according 10 design <5 on, 8 %, = 90
I'VE rsg none Bot pTKsT CLASS LEVER PKrssEs
Yoa sgAI...)
Orders rndeT sal Of Grange will receive
prompt sttsg.tlDn otherwise goods " iii b. sent
! T.. y. D., unless tie order Is ACCOMPANIED 10y
the money. address all communications TO
n G. LILLEY & 90.
5o-Sm Columbus, Ohio.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-17

Then she went home. The stranger was
robbed and drowned, and her testimony ID
used in the trial Of the three brothers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19

DEPUTY MARsHALs FOR ELECTION Day
The +, flowing appointments have been
made of persons to serve at the polls on
election day:
NJ. Oarse, j. Degruse, w. g. Wilkinson, s.
G. H. Hill, Albert Brandy, j. w. Graves,
Robert Allison. Dennis Butler, Henry John
son, Randlet DOltry.
Assumption-Ge0rge Turner. F. T. Chinn,
Joseph Davis, B Gardner, Israel Wise, A..
G. Jones, Henry Nixon, B. Ewell, L. Dsigle,
H. Pintado.
Csldwell-G. w. Harason, D. j. Dunn,
Andrew j. Hebert, j. j. Wark borough, A.
L. Adams, A. Euson, j. e. H0ugh, j. N.
Dunn, s. B. Fluitt.
Cameron-Gsorge c. Marshall, e. B. Cor
don, Edmund Miller, j. d. Le Blanc, I.
Anderson, Conrad Pfetzine. William Adams,
Robert johnson, Noah Graham, w. V.
Scott, P. c. Whitaker, w. T. Randolph, r.
Webb, A. j. Clsge.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19
PEACE.

Secretary Cameron's Order to General
WASHINGTON. October 10. - Secretary
CamerOn's order to General Sherman
reached him ct the thestre last night. He
lmmedistely repaired to the telegraph
Office and gavs the necessary. orders to
General Hant 90, commanding the Depart
The order was q complete surprise to
every ono outside Of the War Office proper.
south Carolina Law. With Barr,s Csn-
An examination Of the laws Of South
CaIOlins. shows that the rifle clubs, which
Governor Chamberlain denounces a. illegal
and strictly forbidden by the laws Of the
State, are regularly chartered by the Legis-
lature, undes the names Of rife clubs. There
chartered in the same way. -z8 ~
Beinfercemenss Ter General Ruger.
FoRrREss MONROE, Ootobef l8.-Generar
Bsryy received telsgraphic instructioss
from Washington this morning to send four
companies Of artillery from this post ct
onc5 to Columbia, South Carolina, to report
to Major General Ruger. commanding the
depsftment. CcmpAey !, IoaftA ARTILLERY,
Captain 3. L. Oder; cenlaa4 G. 1iEst Az
.sd a. Comp cs%p.aI Hssls1;, ~ Captain
wallace r Rand6iph,' were designsted,
and leave for that pleos soInorroW morn
ing. This leaves -Gnly one company for
duty az. eaa. st.szA.. 5s.s5lo
PRov, DENcE, r. l., October 18.-Battery
B, First United States Artillery, and ten,
mes from Battery K, now As Fort Adame.-
have received orders to proceed forthwith
to Columbia, South Carolina. 9s 7'
j q TIE TPoopo Gladly Received. fc
CnAlLEsr0N, Octobsr: l6.-All has been
quiet at Cainhoy today. A small force of
armed citzens froms Charleston remain in
the village, the residents fearing that if this
guard is Withdrawn their homes will be
nred. @sll sa.lA aaf 81 s1l5s
|. The news received tonight that CON-
pany of United States troops are on their
way from Columbia to Cainh0y, causes
great satisfaction. The Presidents procla-
nation causes NO excitement aid little
comment here. = r1s.E5s-2 + -,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-19
B " TELEGRAPH,
WASHINGTON.

UnvetliDG the AlePhorson Statues
:. WAsHINoTON, October l8.-The statr Of
General Mcpherson Wa unveiled to-day.
There vas . fnA- military display, and
vast multitude Witnessed the ceremony.
Army Of the Tennessee.
A two days. reunion of tho Army of the
Tennessee commenced today. About $50
members of the association were present.
Promoefen Of . Leuisianlan.
Colonel Charles G. McCawley has been
appointed commandant Of the marine cor ps
with the rank of Brigsdier General, vice
General Zslim. retired.
serious Illness Of the Senisr Blair.
Frank Blair, ST., is very i'll.