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Evening star., 1876-12-02

OR, SELF-PKESERNATI
MORE THAN ONE MILLION COPIES SOLD
Gold Medal Apdrded 10 the A,ahoT by The
''NdtiOR0l Medical Association,
March 3lst, 1876.
, 1876-05-07

stale one, and somswhat vearisomely told nor
IS it one that in its first freshness could ever
have commanded high degree OF interest. At
that, perhaps, it might be unreasonable to ex-
press too much sstonishnant; but wo we're ex-
tremaly SURPRISE to find the acting, with =
very few exceptions, On much the same LAVAL rs
tho story"
The. Cincinnati Gazette puts the whole Of the
argument agaiusE Matt Morgan's "Art Pict-
ures +" in the fol oWiug sentences: Whatever
efforts uay be N tde to reaaon that these tab
leau1 are no worge than the exhibitions in many
famous paintings and engravings, or IN opera
and ballet. and on the stage, they Hlll all fail,
until these tableara1 can be brought before such
audiences as those that are attracted by paint
ing. sculpture, an opera. Herein il the chief
difficulty; Last njght there was an audience OF
men and boys alone. Scarcely tsbleau WAS
presented that wac not greeted by 9 half-dozen
or more obscene or suggestive remarks loud
enough to be heard all over the house."
''The Great Divorce Case" il the title Of a
piece recently produced 1T the Criterion Theatre
in London. 1t is not, though it pretends to be.
\ comedy, but the most farcical OF farces, The
story turns on the scTapes into which tno young
barristera, tired OF the decorum Of married life.
q decorlm which in one case ia rendered still
more diatasteful BY the perpetual supervision Of
a mother-ln-law, contrive to get themselves dur
their bachelor days. Though there are many
characters. the only two Of any Importance are
tho tro barrlsters Geof7rey Gordon and Samuel
Pixie, respectively represented by Mr. Charles
WyndhAm and Mr. John Clarke. The Times
snya that Mr. Wyndham retains too many Of the
tricks and outward fsyors of Mr. Bob Sacken,
tbs justly-famous hero Of '"Saratosh and
" Brighton"
"Loudop Aasurance" has made the SUCCESS
OF the season 1t Wallack's aud was continued
through the week. The final nights Of "Pique"
wore announced At Dalv's, and the play VAS Civ
- IT
, 1876-05-07
co mpromiss no debt for less .hsD il, f..
eeps 10 case OF misfortune which could not bes 81

m ,,-x,,.;a -':
cent in c.ss - ors 1os less taan ita facs, er.
been foreaeen or nrav anted "A44eo COULD not han
L GAY pEozryzn .p,o
Brooklyn, in ths course of tirn. .n
famous for scandslons tr;.ts n. - ~. oeooma
arreat Of a wa,t.conra,tai 4a1eas II tn
aaore. p;u,,a- sooag man named
SH~.L!S o nes1na ~ On charge Of seducaon q.
pioa4'se u mafsa3ge preferred by conoslv nv,
named Lizzie shierlow. Higgins is m,r.a, ~.
ugliness aud yet be has tho renrts,;o.
cinatinq several 0ooa, ,1ook;,o ,.;.,- VI fas-
IN, +ha1, -,hi.,. -. ~ e'1ia' md rendse-
W n1s aeanly luEss- he vi,
lockeu u9 1ot examination on the first cha-o.
and the police intimate that they hsy. ~
charges equally heinous against h;nr oN sass
the evening papers boldly ata,as ~. oae ot
cases results Of his profigscy have fo1,i ~ ~ s.o
WAY 10 rounding institutions in this cty 01
RICH DIVORCE SCANDAL.
Taken all IN sll. shout the most scand,,o,.
divorce ne have bad In this vicinity Of l,,s :.
that OF Stanley vs.. staniey-the wife, hah1a.
G. Stanley, against the husband, Frederick u
Stanley, IN tho Supreme Court OF Bnoot
1sn' 1he wife charged cruelty aad inhn.
mauity, refusal to provide for her, aud crua1,,
to her son. The husband retorted with 49,
ersI denial. snd added th.t he h.d .1..1. ssa-
oor,.a ha~ avoar+;,n ~. 49,. "fe snp-
ee'''0 Ao. oAsep'te6 ~ oao1s tl1ae, when b
oisco7ered she "aa un1althful to him. He ssy.
that in 1867 she had an illegitimate son hy ~.
, 1876-05-07
ABROAD.
MUSICAL NOTES,
MUSICAL CORRESPONDENCE

Minnie Hauok is nov IN Paris, en- route to h
United States.
Miss Julia Rive il 1ying serioualy III Il be
home in Cincinnati. !
Gilmore's Garden opens May II with N or
sheetra Of 100 musicians led BY OHenbach.
Henry stanfeld, the American tenor, made
successful debut at the Teatro Pargula in Flor
ence raceutlv.
Tn. receipts for the first three nights Of tht
Iepressn:stion Of Ad." in Paris yeFdi conduct
Maurice Grau receives $1,000 night fron
Sheridan Shook for Ofenbach and hiS band d
one hundred European soloists.
6ignor Operh the conductor OF the orchestrs
1t Boosh's Theatre, New York. will open 4
Tropical Garden IN Philadelphia on the 10th
OF May.
Nile. Albani mAde her first bow this Season at
tho Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, on
April 90, as Elutra in "1Puritani."
CARL Rosa receives warm praise from the pro-
skill and talent with which he has managed
Engliah opera this season. -"
An English opera troupe will occupy the New
York Academy Of Music after Juus /. The pri-
ma donna will be Hiss Gertrude Corbett. She
will appear Al Norma, Lsicrezla, and Faroritq-
There will pe thirty American exhibitors OF
pianoE as the Centennial Exhibition. elx 4roui
France, twelve from GERMANY and eayaral osoh
from England, Sweden, and DenmarE-
Mr.. Gye says that Coyent Garden ouRhr to be
called st'The Royal Amer1oan. .Italtan- 0pera-
House." He has three American prime dcpne
and two othera who were born In our country al
foreign parents; Albani and ThslbsrK.
Concordia states that negotiations are 1,s:,d-
ing With 61gnor Vianeaf for the engageu1snEof
the entire orchestra Of tie Royal Italian Dpora
to visit America in the autumn to take rart in
the coming celebration Of the centenary.
Gounods new Liberty Hymn" st the
Franco-AmericAn soiree ct the Grand Opcra
House. Fatig, le pronounced by emiQeat nil
siciaps to hAVe been complete failure. Hail
Colupbia" MAS literally massacred by the fe-
nowned OperA-Rouse orchestrs, through the
blundors OF the scorer. it is eaid.
Col. Maplesou has decided to come to America
with Hor Matosty's Italian Opera Comcany, uro.
yide4- tls hionkh:a;!Gsrs Of 'tbs sIs,!eia.1 4!
Music accede To dis pioposis1ols Which era!that
lie is TO haye,-frst, q leaae Of tho Acudam1 Far
FIVE seasons OF italian opern. commencing narl
autumn second, flat the stockholders will recar-
pet tie corridors, ETC.. and renoyata the Academy
generally; third, that they will bear one-ha1f Of
the expense OF all the new scouery that will be
necessary for the proper nogn.;rs ct tbs IN.
FRAY. The Rsoekpoldara naye atqulesned !to Ill
thesa conditions Nth the e1captIonuf piy,ns A
Evo-yeais' lease, aud arc Only wiling 20 giYe =
FeA1ly ls>sA'- 60
, 1876-05-07

y = MIC NJ l. FesIEls.
toy 70 ia more frequently playod here, but ~
movs in ths taxi, with + to @ 1t ~ contn11aot+
has been plaJed by Morphy. and Is recommended ~
the German !" Haudhuch."
10y to HI "a was preferable 1t this point ,,
te} He should havo brought his 1t into the nala"
He has little tina to capture straggiing Pawns.
(d) 2 takoR was much better
ta Tbs commanding situations Of tho Biahops 1no1H
ehan counterbal4neo the exchange" and Black plsJs
we'll IN making the sacrtnca
N Fatal. takes waa his only Eesourca- F1oa
thla to the and III. ReckerE play Is captsA1
, 1876-05-07
THE GAME OF CHESS.

CHICAGO CHEas CLuB-Nos. 63 and IS HashIuaos
stzeet; open from a. N. to 10 p. H.
Chesa players meet datly at the fremont Houss Ez-
chauge) aud the Sherman House (BssemeaD.
AL communications intended for this department
should be addressed to TIE TRIBUNE, md tudars&}
"Che9a,"
, 1876-05-07

! Iro1 lx+vr r1o mt e1h a
4o.'teo ~ no.1ueut "uooo nau4o ID
"o" AHo"A 40 .n"s '. ose"" "soo -
"suoo'1ne 'uouto' 70 ".4 o7n.'o1 IL sp"ts
o"" @ou o'a'A Aooo LID "e0Aneo' "a Nv
@. a..:s! eA1u - nel ntsoauo' ~ aeeenN' aH
.s 40 s's'.m ~ ues o"n stsua"5 ~ 'o1.
a.s1 .sH. ..auo ono naa euuoteu 44oui mau.
fs.' 800 " sno pAis - ot'nouess 90 'su. 1.
.r.a ~e~a.,.as .,"'~ W -es''en sN0 a.oA 49,
~ ba- n;ot;r,,a ~. H. ssset An1'
nas. - d;1;o. ' ...s. .1 Aa .no ~. e.1e".
.tn1oa. 49, .,,.i,. 49, ue .ue,. ." no es1,4 -,
articIes sto1en WA n.ir ~ aarr;naa % has s,ne nn
the initials of the n,vnar Tna sla;rvovo1,
arraed that II her customar vonid ..1i .ha ~,
day she Von]d caftainjv discover fha a.rr;naa
The cunning female lhen committed nnlicamsn
and With slioht afYors traced tha iaga;,n ~ ,
nawpnroker. twas redeamed and the neYr "a,
when tha foser camn rn maka her aacond v;si;
! ahe vaa directad tn return home ann ink nnon
/ her own bureau. where s!1e womb And the ar.
r,np in = box- The c1airvovant had c.naed ~
| nackace to ba nlaca] thera whiia the ornar "a
Tis,1ine her and the Iattars da1ioht u, sod;re
The missing nronertv VA M g1eat that ahs
natnrav tnd II r. har naiohhora ~ conf-rn, t;o,,
~ ha~ ba;;ar Hsr hnaha,5 ho.naso. . anaaJ.}.
sacar,.;nai tha raal facta IN - wa,se oF ~
story ia that this dear old soul returned to the
callvoyant, and, under tho delusion that sho
would assist her to recover many other va1uables
nearly $500 for hsr SUPPOSED assistance. '''
.---.- "
49, es.Ns-e.s 49, nsA AAnLi AosA
ss"..t =; ssa ~ ..ss a sIH "o.1eo W
4ao nenH uen.n - a. 49, epusset teoon1T q ne"
!1sa noeusno a. nel ass "As ne..y ~ soa ane nao
- x~ ...:-.N @p'Ae 1as
toou 1oa 'nnty,one 5es'n' on" nao 6ome
1aone,' WHICH, "41' oearono 70 ie'a.oas VINO re-
s'oe IN WISCONSIN. ine sn.aeefs nave Deem oe-
cup'eo ~lsn eosslp aoous TINS feeo sp'nster for
many yeais' Dus nel aaSAnceo ase pfec'oaed any
.nioe pre]ualcla. 70 ner goooness, 81 sne was
s1. anown M as one @t tne osi oenevo1en. ana nnd
q. sne
esnt, vre .'e ea.nd "ny oacS ~ me 9eknog OF re
censuly, e9gsgsa g 70 ne married to INA man Who
Fnasna Ta- ~ 1s 20 s.uay ~" 10
s;sa.1'- ap9ts .s 10 ueca%a h o.sslpa.eo' aua on
;.tandad 80. - sn.s ~ ~ le'1s1e7 ALI ns
te-ts W" naasa, 70 Ie.o a f,n, n tnese
~ ~ hs,t -, aoa nra aa1o 10 nent
~ w.a swar enE5 ~ ~, oaa taA' Notn L.
tianeaa w.tad sad vs;+an =. % ~ ~ eaa US
F fra nno hia sh nu iol ne nope
m.1risen snd daa ga % d.ga soa sIost on ni
+anar;s, a., a1n ia d1 uo.;d III - h.a oen
ha;1s ''' - o4>' 'As09' 1'@' - DoAo'o 1Aa e4As
A1'@S ,,er 1o,,ns ~, rx
, 1876-05-07

CHESS IN NEW YOEK
The following game occrrrod -s.suHy bssFsa
Msssrs. Lmbeck snd Becker, 1t tia roouns of IL
New York Chess Club.
Ths no:ea ara BY tha chess editne Of WpksS SpH&
, 1876-05-07
WHITE
Hh1ts to play and mate In four naoYas.
NOTES,

NOTES.
1t. AbeTont Vfn return to France nost aatrsday.
He VIII earry challenge from tho hsh4sues Of tat
ea1e International to tbs City OF L9ndon Chou cu>
to play mach of two games for $500 side, BY tsls
graph; three mores to b zds Per day each party
pay their expenses.
The iesdtug seores in the New York tourn1mant n
to 1huf1dky, May 4 Nera n follarA.
, 1876-05-07


"E- B."-Declined. There a1e many books II ca.x
problems.
'kt., Turner. H.. Q to Z Bf th. and pu,.s
next move With Kt OF B.
~. Q. w." and many osherA,-The sn41es to l.. n
takes B, in Problem No. a. .Et to O 5. thre.ts
ing check.
"A- 8. r." Cairo W.-In variation &C" Of YOU,
solution to Problem No. ~ you orar1ook Blacks nor.
of g., ,Kt to E 3 Oh.
e X. 6-"-Ihe position ~ stated is impossible, II
sne "alss knight cannot move. Problem No. 1s hu
oas one soluston- & to sq will not ansxe, On u.
count Of It 10 Ga.
Correct solutions to PFobsm No. . received from "
T. oTmRton, c. Dreier, E. Batbe, i. Bartals, Il. 4
+agton, Z. H. Bergman, B. ". Dodson Cone, De1ts..
H. s. H., md 2. B. D., citv: A. Anderson. Nus.
Eeeon, Mich Sid Herxberg. Pontflc, H.: O. G., Co.
!a1ana9, 1a! H. B.. Galesburg. IL; 9. ". Bro wn
Joliet, ~ II, Van Es, Milwaukee, W1s; e., Turusr
ILL.,; g. 3. Powell and D. 8, Baldwin. city.
, 1876-05-07
PB1RI.EN No .

PROBLEM NO. Is.
Tbs following end-game, contributed BY Nj. B. h
kent occurred few evenings ago in actual play ba>
tween Mr. Kent and friend:
, 1876-04-11
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1876.
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT. |
Programme Of the EXPOSE |
tion Building Meeting,
Consultation Of Leading Business
Men at the Palmer House.
Mike Evans and His Associates
Requested to Resign.
Mikes Ultimatum...PhiliIps Gets
Out Of Town.-.Ryan Is =
Willing.
The Municipal Reform Club
Appoints Committee to
Call on Colvin.
Expressions OF Public Senti-
ment Concerning
Harvey.
The Third Ward Republicans State
Their Views Quite Openly.
They Hare Put Up With Dallot.Dox Stuff.
ing Long Enough.
Protective Measures Adopted in tho
Eighteenth Ward.
Aldermanic Nominations in
the Seventeenth Ward.
Meeting Of The Republican Campaign
and City Committees.
What the People Think Of the 6ontll
Town Election.
Tho Ultima Ratio ~-- Politics In
| TIM E.>1,t,rfnr
, 1876-04-11

Municipal Feforu, Climb xss held yesterday sissrnoon'
At which wers present Nosa1 ifennerfon, Ahostsllt
Derickson. Law, How, Nslltna. pouon, md Raynont
md Messrs MAson and Struuu. who vera neFnhrra Of
tho Ikin1er House meeting, ..-..-.
After general dscosioo, the following resolu"
t!on was unanimously slopted:
NIIEnkAs. Tha Sesuda by Which htks Evant, FL
warr1 Philips Tbtnlss tiesson, and p. X. 1.Tan have
lrcIaFei themselves 10 b. elected 10 tho oees reepec-
tvcy Of f,oI1retor AssastcF, Town Cert. md snef"
visor Of ttA Town Of 4ouh Chicago, In defanct OF to
votes sud expressed will Of ths7naJorty of tho Fnttr7
Of said town a. the efection Of April fA'f, Afs ao
Nsoir1d, Thst tho Secretary Of the Municipal lie.
farm Club Of Chicago bo directed 10 rcgntnt rAh!
EvanE. I!'fItH. Gleason, md lynn tu re3igu Tho said
% JSssr.a. Tns. III. Club viii attend Tho genera!
meeting 70 h. heii tomorsow. snd Will endorse and
anssaIn any nearrta adopted at sad meeting 10 eon-
Icl sad reslgnatlons.
reaoIutlun WA also siaftct appointing hfessrs.
contnttee TO walt On Mayor CntStn snh demand LIN
1esiRnitlou. after whIcl. thu mentlng adjourned.
DECIDED TO WAIT.
Aftef tho Club lad ndIonrutd. ihe members can.
MITES 10 wai. on s1r. GOWN. and eon.Idere sllo
matter 10 the Light Of Inc existence of Tho ether Cons
mittsed having tle asm1 general ohic:t In view. It
tic general opinion that perhaps the best way to
tsA H. wloIe .aSeet 's III" tho hand, Of 's
ihe club hut The citizens aud ax-iaycrs III general.
Such body seemed to exist III the reIntorcel Com.
additional members, aud It wn tho geners! opinion
that this conference with Mr. Colytn Ind letter b,
had " them. Thus Believing. Mr. I!oulon ana tbs
other members OF the Committee made no attempt IL
get together or 10 ses a1r. Colr!n.
Thu conference with alr. Culvin will probably l'o
III. Grand tu,y will f,erla lhe investigation Of Tho
balloshox hint'ing busshe*s sc-rno'ro".
, 1876-04-11

"a Chairman and Mr. Dntton - Becressr1: Attsr The
departure w. Antony rhifh y. made nssss'.r5
elected 10 tho Chair.
enjocts With hsd called them tos..hsr.
lii. Taylar responded By abiding to the ste fraud
ulen counting IL Of Evsna and Phillips At tho town
snsse. 1sp :, L, roops % Il the Fsrwstis nesting a
usday eTsnlng. The time hsd arrived whcn decfsse
sui0 ss to tho bost ntana oi redress sbs gentlemen
preaent had been Invited % tha meeting.
Speeches Of 20 earnsHt. shotgltfn, sh,raeter Tefe
othera. VIII ono or two exceptions, utey wsre Of
s sud a1s ia Sesn pespsrsea o. ths people Tler
votea had ieen stolen from thsn and four men DE-
c1arsa o!eted % four oscss to Which they hsa not
ttrsnod that they would pot submit to,t. Tho four
sef.oiecicd oflcsrs must abandon the Offices tr~hic
thoy imluden,y stated t,le people elected them. n
tsfstcd I'D reiterated, and, II al demands f.ed,
then the Lid Of tho coMrta could 10 called Ia.
aa Seata 4s.a !eta'e 10 .ow sss
man pi to snss te sGss 81 ~ m Hysa.
e. e. coser e. % nd liz NJ
could not stand IN fofever against perpetual stream
men could mol stand 10 the way Of 1Oo,U9o.
AZ the conclusion Of ths speeches. which wero Of
great unhnin!sy, tho meeting .ettled down 10
On motion o. 8. D. rhelps, thu following commit
tes VIA spponted to VET On Tho 70! ds,et town
%ssfs %ess1s T. and D. osa os Ton., @ Moyao, J. Turner
Ferry ii. Bmith, AMI John Torsyshc. Denocr.f. aud
aiessra r. I. Dorieksoa. J: II. Adams, C. r Kelloss
making together very strong body. Of aeu, and
thoroughly representative Of the bsst clements II
@ s ia nS{ Ito g se saa % r.
queet tsm to reatgns and 4 tho demand was acceaed
o. to get written feaiauauons r. from % sssh. sht
, 1876-04-11

tloa i Ii. fatu1s. CYL. ind Il rsrsmoant isa-
ous property, ana our honor, to uno ctr o!iosts to
Re,osed arthfr, That II i. t,.e deliberate Judgment
n "a. Club that those ey depo'ed per.on. VINO nta
ten'e Of election on tho 4h Of APRIL ',I.t., noto-
r!outy begun IN siolene md communicated IN frand
ela, u Huch otces Or accept to consequences ths
hnnd; # 70 sl, ont1,Ge % I'd W declare III.
.e,in. 81 s.rTss. VII II shs m.io-sy !nto1ss:
st1s onl ineons.teas with tho safety anil good order
" The ss rssdins u TIM re.oln.toa. wa. arsetea With
sir. oreeoSy fail that il: fet il. breath ot reform
u the air mil 'nc Of The healthtcs rvsd.neos Of tia
Iart was In the conviction Ut conieJ for repeating.
RfER1rr AnSEw
M s au , Ws oo a. ~ m linn IT,
wnNd do tucir duty, Thefn wss tosso cotatstna 10
~ o wou i'd IT, .aa Taess
war storm! brewing. and l,' Scgsea tho citizens
b. s1 s r H. ' a tTsn, ta1F W. ,so for 70,
trnr" # tt,rls duties. Ihey must clec. sooi Alder
c Til % nYt s s Is ''s va t'"m G s,es nses xs m
economics, l'osa!n,nent. liz Iozgc'i .aa'n 10 thrv1
! aEflt tAriy nnA elc: gool facn
| MN. L. G. LAnHED
wa' nts: e:ilc,l. !e tnd that tlcro mas deep feel
III. sha,ae,a aud unitn.!us frands which hasi 6een
| il, III. Ae.,, ti,n
t,nnu nMtc IL s sennaa. yhc, h.n -, es.; VINE
r ~ nMt rnt w: ~ III ss. nec.s
W.. R"rv ,s1xc tn., hon a,ii ,v. T aha agenn.,!
~ c1mni, .r,' nt,,nn i gt =, s H., ~ fn
eucf' frena. fcw ,non,hs mo men ~ ser to tho
n,r,e fnr r.r ~, 49," ecn,n. ~ f H. te 1infat @ ~ @ ~.
un,st az as4essena n,.'tn IL %y ,hcac snen nn
,a mt sncrrcI In ns;usnc T. Tia reo, ,,otc, nu
oi..ti ,i,.' Irn,1o t,rn - Il, ttsi- P.iuts I,ts
NJ thc nolta and Tin, fIrr:cnt rc;csftinn nj III
rrtsvo,ts wr,r,cs nnI rler: ho,,ts 1rrn VI 4, rn
.e ~ hsae ,cI;;.c,'s M normy to1c ihor NV. ~ 'np 10
tnn ,sl1s,hrsr tr,,,re,s Ind c,tnn,tc i..n 49,
~ toc.l' fruds IT, w.utri ia tnnw If lila ,,on h,d
@ th.' a.. ,r1, ~ lin wi. s",.n.snH liz a A
i'ir no,,t ls ~ In xns. ,,r, ~
neonDr rnjsv ,I,t s,y .t,,rrry In iii nnt 5o,r,.
, 1876-04-11

Tho Eighteenth Ward Republican Club held
m immense meeting last eSonins IN Turner
Hall, North Side, for the purpose Of organizing
1t, association for tho protection OF tho ballot
boxus In :ho nn1l on election day. Tuesday.
A. n. Pe,ies occupied tho chair, and stated tbs
obiec: Of tho 1neosiae. He said that thcro
would bn pats Of evory block. and : pri7ato
rceistry OF e7ary voter in tho ward, aa we'll hs
every bpuso and vacant lot thus showing where
orery voter lived.
A{r. NcMulleu than exhibited aEatctes Of tho
r!ats which will no provided. Thnre ware l48
blocks In tho ward, nnd 14s yoluuseeFs mere
wanted to make registry for each Of tho blocks.
Blank booke ware also exhibited for taking
nan,es Of al voters. In thts way overy Illegal
voter could be aetected. A Lat Of Instructions
also accompany each one OF tho books. Al sa'S
stage
jumped to thalr foot. and said tley would = mako
tho registry. ALs. Wiling luok block No. +;
Block No. =, Walton Nrihth; No. 2, Mr. How
ard; Frank Hill took No. ~, Ne: =; 9,,aa al.
No. g. John Ii. Leonard; No 0. air. hiagnard;
No. 10, alr. rtoston O. Bamson. No. II: Il and
ia A. lu@ne; 4 9; II Gofb!n; 4,;oh 10 o,ul :: r.
MaGs1 u 2 h1ssr 1s Plsnk e. nr n' MeM,ian III a;'s Ell
Is, Mr. Laupatter. 2i, Mr. IsoseE Is .. 9.
Morrill,; ~ i. H. fense q Capt /: A. W4t9; .e
T. s, D:t p I!atrsy II d. 2s rbopsoa Mts, 1Ps'F ~
Holft; tno lettcr-carrtor; s5 and &c. Samuel
Co!iyer; 81, ~. aud ~, Mr. Good.irh; ~,
oeosge starstsss; Il: slr. lnses' a: 4.
tinger; Il, a. A. ii. Penee: i, air, Brewer
q. ill., MorrIli; 10, oscar Cobb; ", Mr. Thompson:
u d i. lowsn e NJ HsEvsy; e. IT. 7, Ut nsew
j. aoay: is Il, sud Is, Raart narsuct.; co. Walter
1arnei: q, !. i. num.sy ". Ira noxaa; o. !. T.
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Mt. M.ynard; i'd hdolph George; III, IL, llo and
l2o. Frank lIaufofa; III, Dir. Thompson ~ an! ~
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Finuey l40. 4, Il. Jsntn. l and l+lthc os Cham
Ke1r: Ill usorgc s.urg!ss: ill., MI ssnrgnb l+s si's
lAy, Nr. bo,lasss Nj. Geogo stnrsts4 htss 'ook sh
remainder to isa. amid loud .l,r!oua'.
Tho following petition was distributed. snd n
cetycd about ~ signatures: ,r...n,,
w.ra, du hereby agfeu to assemble gu the u'ornnE
April IL II tho Precinct rois; ..,,tE, =. ~
ah..p md sosys 9f IN fasa.a s 1ss s4es, atssiyea
| cauystaeI. An1 returns nls.te out )"
TIN tooks vera ordered to 10 returned Thussda
Mr tus,S moved that when th!a meeting a!a
3oarn Ii d. 10 until Thursday evening At 7sa ot.oex
Mr. Willing .atesl that Turper-Iial! la! hten ~
uagri ~ Headquarters. aud wouia 10 orfn d4''y Il
glSe !usosmatfoa fto,n = =: ~. tn 1ira y =: H.
, AIR Kirk nu,r1 that cOnlinlitev VI theee pe ~
, 1876-04-11

n Me Editor Of The fhfrsao 1staSrs:
CHICAGO, April l0.-H reens to mo thss tho Direct-
ors ot tho United Htaer zDreaa Company, In Wow nf
our political aul financial condthn, should uss thci:
influence tn having their nacnt, tue usirpef iaFTsy
H. colsIn comply with Tho wtshcs Of tho resrcetablo
cisszens Of both political parties E rcsgnna the oloe
not permit II l tlcIr power to remedy the Owl which
IL producing mitch injury 10 tito credit Of the city
II. II the Directors Of this great Company arc en-
couragiug this Chief hummer III his highaulsd ant
unlawful course. thu business men shoud wtthdEaE
their patronage from tbou "a II ia allng war ulon
our liberties. our property, aud onr city.
, 1876-04-11
T0 ent-..N0rth Side Residence.

Tho eltgtntly: Situated and 1rst.elaae sstot5 snd
pt.te: la1 all modern tn,psnremontH larRs closets,
Ac. house nnw|y rainied and eaIc!1n!nsd: IL ready
nv ind IL only i've minutes walk from Laksst Ap-
niy noxt door cast. mol for bo*rdlng-housc.
, 1876-04-11

II tts Ediiar nf T.e Efieala Tribune:
CHICAGO, AJrii 10--Woui1 It not DO well to learn
lhe amount Of tho pubIics money received BY co!s'n
aud his Immediate and remote relations 1 Eave
learnod from good authority that ono Of Lia sous--
Law !s recc7ing to tho Of $oeo year. II that
!. So would It not lie ell Just 10 Bve the facts to
tia public. sincerely hore that. ahonLl the ballot"
thIeses surrender THAR enans, they Will A Iesks be
Elutshed from tia city. INDEX,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-06-14
STATE NEWS.

JOHN MORGAN, according TO the
statement of Hon. James Pore, recent
ly caught snake s feet in length. Il
was coiled around a cows legs abstract
ing milk from its udder, when John
gently approached and caught the
greedy monster by the neck. Ec then
beheaded His Snakeship and hung its
mangled body on a fence, tail upwards
when a bucketful of pure milk flowed
out upon the swaying grass and scent
ed GENERALIZATION Co mig Tibme.
r. c. HoosoN, who lived 4 few
miles east of here, cut his throat with
ra1or last Friday. He was one Of
the noblest, most high-minded. gener.
Gus gentleman that Kentucky ever
produced was in good circumstances,
but rather bad health. Why he did
this rash thing nobody can TELL
| Cryten lens IN Nadisonrik Times.
We want to raise money to 60 Il
the Centennial, and in consequence
have reduced our rates for publishing
original poetry to $3.50 per line
Send in a few columns Nkm'agsboGt
P-.}1,r.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-06-14
n 49, IT =
o., I-ss..INiS oAiis fs'PvI.
DIR. ". 4. STEVENS.
MunrOe Etock. Syracuse. y. y.
Eitrrls for Sale.

l desire to sell my farm Of 1856
acres of land, about two miles North
of Hartford. There are about Sc
acres cleared and under fence, good
clearinghouse and Out-hOuses, three
tobacco barns, good stables, cribs DC,
Il good cistern almost completed, a
young orchard of over 100 trees just
beginning to bear. There is also 4
good coal bank within hundred yards
Of the house. The coal is the best
blacksmith coal ever used in thi5
country. For saloon reasonable terms.
For further particulars, call on
JouH 7. BATEETT,
or g. 7. HoCEEH.
Hartford, Ky. nStf.