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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-07
Farm for Sale.

Thesou.hwest quarter of section s, and the south.
east quarter Of the southeast quarter of section
town 4, north of range west, containing 200 acres
miles north of the village of Beetown county,
Wis; l25 acres under improvement 80 acres bottom
land, several good springs and small stream rum
ming through the whole leBgth of the farm, frame
dwelling house, stabling and granery. Said farm
will be sold cheap and terms made easy. Inquire If
H,R0BERTS, Beetown, or BALLENTINE BORIS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-07
Farm for Sale.

The undersigned. residing FIVE miles southeast of
the village ofGlen Haven aud five miles north of the
villa of Csssvlle, offers his farm for SALE contain
ing 1876 acres ninety OF whick ander cultivation
and good improvements, and the remainder young
timber land adjoining, all being in section 81, town
all of which is offered for sale cheap. For Terms
and further acknowledgements of the subscriber.
soft EDWARD METCALF.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-07
One Hundred Dollars Reward

To anyone that will sell 3O5 of land. ESQ acres
crop and IS Of timber situated in the town
of Rennimore, 81 miles southwest Of FenDimore
Center. section "a town 6, range west; within =
mile of school house; two and IA miles rom nv.
Ida church, and two miles from Mt. Zion ehufch'
two good dwelling houses thereon, one ioAoO, Ine
other 1924 two barns l6x30 and lox24; Two Wagon
sheds 1890 each; one log honse loxZz: Two youns
bearing orchards Two wells; one 10 POI cs So
falling artesian we'll 10 De p s0s
per acre. lVu bAA1A"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-07
legdl Motifs.
ESTATE-TaFr.

In Prebate-Grant County Court. In matter of
the Estate of Delos w. Taft deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of James Ballan
tine Administrator Of said estate, setting forth the
amount ofpersonal estate that has TO his hands
and the disposition thereof. the amount of debts
outstanding against said deceased, and description
OF all the real estate of which said deceased died
sezed and the condition aud value of the respective
portions thereof; and praying that license be to
him granted to sell all of said real estate of said
deceased for the payment of valid claims due
and owing from said estate and Ii appearing by said
petition that there is not sufficient personal estate in
the hands of said administrator to pay said debts,
and that ii is necessary in order to pay the same
sell all Of said real estate II is therefore ordered
that all persons interested 10 said estate appear be-
fore the Judge Of this court Monday the eth day
Of 0ctDber, A. ID. 1876 at one o'clock m, at the
eourt house IN Lancaster, In said county. then and
there to show cause (if any there bel why license
should not be granted to said James Balantine, adj
mnisrator to sell said real estate according the
prayer of said petition.
And it is further ordered, that copy of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing, in the Grant County Herald,
weekly newspaper printed and published at Lancas-
ter in said county, and personally served all per-
interested in said estate residing in said county
at least fourteen days before said day Of hearing
By the Court
WM, McG0NIGAL, Co. Judge
Dated at Lancaster, Wis the 26th day Of August,
A. ID 1876 hw4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-07
JOHN B. CALLS,
JOHN B. CALLS,
GENERAL IN
SURANCE. COL
LECTION AND
LAND AGENCY
Office corner Maple ana Monroe Street, Lancaster,
Wisconsin. 24tf
FARM FOE SALE.

will sell my farm of 100 acres, Situated ls males
Northeast OF the villsge of Mount Hope, Grant Co.
Wis 100 acres well fenced in parts 50 acres
nuder cultivation the balance timber land good log
house granany and stabes two good orchards; small
fruit in abundance On the premises several good
springs The property is situated conveniently near
school houses and churches. will sell for 81
One half cash, the balance in four years
JOHN GULL
NOUN HorK, Aug 2, 1876. 24ms
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-07


slS wa nwz ............ 20 VIM Be-........,.. SO
s T-lO0 acres n
sea ne4 20 Geo Walker........... ~
Is in central pit
va mex ...........- SO Mary Gibso n......... 81
Toscn 3, Ranges Village Of BueHa Vista
pit lot 81 and IL feet
OF lot 3i...,..,..----- - Jno Jamson...-..... %
To,gn 2, Range s. T7iage Of La Fayette
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-07
UNREDEEMED LANDS.
Tax Notice-For Deed.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK.
LANCAaTER. Grant Co Wis Aup II l67h

CE'~f3t NOFs "
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL-
loving described lands and village lots in the
county of Grant and state of Wisconsin were sold by
the treasurer of said county the 18th day OF May
ls1i for the delinquent taxes Of the year 1878.
The amount set opposite each tract of land and viii
age lot, is the amount of tax interest and charges
due thereon, computed up to the last day of redemp
ton.
Now, therefore, unless the taxes and charges are
paid on the following described tracts OF land, and
village lots before tie 18th day Of May, A. d.
1917. the same will be conveyed by tax deed TO the
purchasers, according to the provisions OF law.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-07
u j 0strander..........- 2
City Proper Of BoScobei.

Brindley'a addition to City Of BOscobel
BLK
lots 6, Z. s. 9,
of creek........... O G Seaton............ 81
lots A. 5, g. Z, s,
9, 10, IL x II
water power. O. + DuDcan..........- 10 So
lot Il............ 2O Jno McLeon.........- 5 Al
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-07
IESTATE-BRAUDT.

o
Dated at Lancaster, Wis the 26th day ofAugust.
A. d. 1876. 25w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-07
I0Da d RGRgel-fgGtepute
nEg0RTpTT0N aEr NAME

One acre In SEA SEA
I'D by Hull, by
Bride, and BY
HulI........-........ Unknown..............s 80
acres in q end of
"a Of swZ of swz ii Unknown ......... S rs
Lot 25, BID and n by
Rountree, by Horn
wby Broadway. IA Max Alder 5 SO
swA sea 80 Fred stenover...... Go
ga ma "a seZ sw4.. 81 Martin Rowe. ~
Und y wa sw<~...... 80 Allen 3arber... 50
CoUers addition to Village Of P2atterilLe
Lot one............... Is Estate W II Gribbe Is IL
RouNtrees addition to Village of Pfaaspils
Lot Is, Block C......... 10 Estate VIM Brooks % 10
Carts addition 10 Village Of Platte,iLle.
part lot sl...-......... Is Est W Chapman 81 OF
TonHi, RaHge1-Lima.
ma sea seA~....-....: p Isaac Davids........ 90
5 acres in n end and
side of nw4 swN 20 OH MeCord 20
wa of ne1z s@L ..... Is Pat Halligan.... 81
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C4NIDA,s MODEL PRISON
A Convict Tied up by the Hands for Fiv.
Days aud Nights-Gross Cruelties.

For over year past the subject OF the
management ~ the Centr 1 prison has been be-
fore tue Lubic IN the form Of r4mors that un-
heard Of cases Of cruelty had taken place within
It, wallis anu that should these rumoTs prove to
DO based Oh fSct, a record would " presented
To the public, so sIckeninc IA detail. that IL
would cUmpel the authorizes A. one stroke Of
NE Den " dismiss the principal officers Of tue
prison The GENITAL prison was butt and its
sten organized witn the Intention TIA 70 1t should
occupy the hrs place among priaOns for IA IA 20
m"nt. and that n ahOulG be the IN Juel place Of
confinement Ia Canada.
The Investigation opened last Mond y morn
ing Inc charges under investigation are those
OF cruelty by the chief guard, and are Of a re-
voting descrlptOu. We undo rstaiId that In one
case a convict war tied up by the bands, triangle
fashion. for nve days and Ive nights that in
another case poor, unfortunate Iunatic. who
in his rawlings made some noise in his cell At
nigh, was beaton bTutally on the baoa with n
heavy IRON key, eighteen inches long, and that
the mark were so vivid that II was not until
tho convict wa. removed some dsys after to the
insane asylum ~ Bradford that thu terrible state
Of his inJurIes became known. la another case
an unfortunate prisoner, WOO was suffering
from severe illness. wss worked in the stOne
yard. He complained to the under guards, who
rsDorted the matter 10 the chief guard. The
latter, IL - said. came out and struck hin o
heavy blow In the chest knocking him a
heap of stones. The prisoner was sent 10 the
hospital He was carried ont q few days after
ward In his coffn. There are many other cases
of the RrossesL cruelty aud brutality, many OF
which have been proved. and all Of which will
be proved before this Investigation is over.
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t,om Ms M.lo Nrrsn raIMd,u,a.


Louanna Judd is u woman about sixty
i've years of axe, who has a long aud interesting
history. she has w relatives here nor any wneIe
else, So far as Is Known. sue has travelled fl ON
one emu of tue United states to tue other,
always an object VI charity. she Ia perfectly
barmleSs. and a peculiar aversion to foreign
ers, whom sue uenounceS in the strongest Iau-
gua2e. Iho Vest lndies have felt hes tread, and
sac has been IN Colorado. Ia New Orleans. aud
down ST. Although she claims u home in
Rochester, n. Y, she says no ono there viii care
for her. She has been supported by the town OF
New Haven, at Intervals, for many years. Some
times she will DO missing FOR mOntus, and once
she remained AVA three years Wherever she
has been sont 10 the aluIlouss here sue has Oeoa
a privileged peIsOnige, going when sue chose
70 70 ana returning when sue chose to Return.
" LeneNtr Whim has Selz ID her u Eo 10 NV
\ ok the town agent hss sent her there. he .ey-
client dies IN this city naYs cared fuI Ler when
sue Lfef,rr- d 10 board IN private family. The
town aas assisted In her suppOrt ia TINS manner.
l. uapnh = slllI az eingulaIly rssliY5 At the age
OK six y-nye years 90 she was when much
younger. Much OF her lie has cen spent IN the
pubic institutions OF tns clly Of New York. II
she had other than IN IRON constitution she
would have So cumbed tO the rlgOrs OF Il cold
world long before this. sue has been oDIing
Tor month y ,wo at the house Of Il benevolent
woman ia TINS cry, ana Yesterday took II into
her head thit sac would like To 70 New YORK.
a Va7s Was furnished her ~ the town agent.
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a CONFLICTS EANCE.
Assault on the Foreman Of the Plate and
Buckle shop In Auburn.

n. y Possons, foreman IN the plate and
citing adventure frd ~ morning. Mr. PossOus
after going to the private oflice ana putting on
his oyeralls, precysted to liy out some worA Tor
the day. NniIe SO engaged "A convict enter cd
the office, and asked some questions relative to
tie wO.k OF the SHOP, and was followed 10y an
Vther, name u Howard. WHO took tho key from
the out side OF tue iocR and locked the door IN
side. lie tnen confronted Mr.. POssone, ard ac-
cused hi'p OF having reported him (howaId)
10 Keeper Carey. saying that Gait Carey
mad 50 Informed MIN. Mr.. Pussous answered
Howard that he must have misunder-
stood Cipt. Grey. At tbis Howard struck
Mr.. PDssOns several heavy blows over
the lelt eye with brass knuckle or similar ap-
pliance, while Mr.. Possons WAS endeavOring 10
ward OIL The blow Win one hand, and attempt
ING 10 Draw his revolver from under hls over Ills
with the other, ht the same time ordering
Howard out Of the office. FINALLY, seeing tn at
be wss in danger Of beng shot, Howard backed
OF, passing out Into the shop, followed by Mr..
PossoDs. who hred a shot at han and struck
bim In the arm. At tbis the Other convicts CON-
mencsd THROWING missiles. and Mr.. PossoDs re-
eeived a stab IN the Ieit arm. about midway be-
tween toe wrist AMI elbow. AT this poInI VI
tho ARRAY convict named Theodore slteTs
came to the rescue, stepping bstwesn Ar. Pos
Sons and The otbor men. and Capt. Smith, Keep
or Of the shop. came from the o,her end Of The
room to the desk, where tue party had gathered.
Ibis wound w The AFFAIR for the time. when
Mr.. PossOns went to the hosD tai to have his In
t-ries attended to. and How ard was taken in
charge for punishment.
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4 boys Narrow Escapc from starvation aud
Deaib- Finely Rescue.
non he Asaaae H,gA

On Saturday last Amos llelfrich, aged
10, son Of Xdcharits lleifrich, who resides on be
rond leading from No-t'~ store to the swamp
school, Hereford. went into the woods about
three-fOurths Of "a mile from home. ON a hunt
for chicken grapes. lie tool, with him a basket
and the house dog. a dark red animal Of mixed
breed. Whom supper time came Amos was not
about. At bed time he was still absent. SUNDAY
morning the father told the neigl bor- that his
hnN was missing In the meanwhile n dog re-
turheu' bit appeared L" he uneasy ana rest ess.
They tried 10 track him through the meadow.
but could not. y number % The neiehburs then
searched for the boy. but on sunday night they
returned home unsuccessful. and tho nelghbur-
hood became alarmed. They kept up the search
with lanterns until after mdnl Sht, when they
again returned home. All day sunday they con-
tlnued in the search. but 10 was aot until Mon
DAY morning at clOcN that the perilOus con
dillon and the whereabouts Of the boy were
ascertRined.
Two charcoal burners named Rudolph we're
going through a swamp. aud when under a
large tree they saw BASKET lying. They picked
II up and looked up into the tree. The first
thing they saw was a hat hanging upon one OF
the lower branches, and a. they cast their eyes
up higher, TO their great establishment they saw
wedged in between the limbs the body Of "A boy
both mon Immediately mount ed the tree and
70 their great amazoment they found young
Hclirch UNCONSCIOUS, nearly dead from hunger,
thirst, and exposure, and so thoroughly wedged
IN between the forks OF two branches that Il
was with the greatest di iiculty, considering the
condition OF the boy, that thoy were able 10 lift
MIN out and get him to the ground He was
carried nome As gently as possible and tender ly
cared Tor. Yesterday he revived aud was strong
enough 70 tell his fearful adventure. lie said
he had climbed up tree about thirty feet after
some chicken grapes, on Saturday afternoon
about three o'clock. The limb was slippery and
he lost his foot hold and fell toward the ground.
branches, where he was So tightly wedged that
lie could not free himself lie was bruised and
voice but was not heard. That night he thought
he would die. All day sunday and sunday night
he was delr.ous, and toward Monday moining
found.
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number Of dry goods clerks opn only be guessed
at probably 1.5OO ~ small ngure. 1hGir earn
inrs re fnoagcr, saw ~ to sfS n week.
Cirgar making was once good trade, and
from Slb To Sl5 "a week gould TO ca ned at IL ;
but an many women and children re now en-
pOyed hat good workman no longer can earn
bis tread and butter As many IA 100 persons
are profanity making CHARS IN manufactures
and tsnemont HOUSES, aud tho average pay Is
next To nOthinf.
rhe M Der of lnborers IN tho city employ ed
and UNEMPLOYED 10 0iillcult even to guess It..
The only figures come from the muuicip de-
partments. mere are now 2JO lthor-rs etn-
plOyed by the city. hose at work III tho Il rk
get 81 day, hut the others H. We to be stti fled
WITH ~ ~. Contr ,ctors pav ~ m sometimes
81 10. for what "a known ne skilled labor; that Ia,
Tor something better than tho hONing Of wood
und drawing OF W ter. For ordinary work. IN
winch neither skill nor intelligence IL noces-
ry, prObablv not moro than 81 Ia paid.
The number OF dlv lnhofers IA the city cannot
10 put at lees than AJ0O. How IN ny or how
Few OF these are working IL Is impossible Ia ~
but the proportion OF tue unenDloyed IL doubt
less quite as large US IN the vi skill ed Labor.
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a Niner-Year-old m".bnud beats hi. Young

Richard Dabney, u native OF Dahomey,
ABOUT ninety yeafs old, was up this morning Tor
dssdultlnE and tcaiiag his wife Maria, youth
ful.iOuking female about twenty-five years old.
Maria came into the court With an infant In
her arms. aud swOfe that heT Richard had beat
her over tho mead with a chair round,
d ok was asked t. tell What he knew about n.
lie s.epped up to the bar actively, and said (;
"Jestls, my Maria cotched hold Of nv col. ~,
and warned me wild dat berry stick YOU row
see IN her hand, and had to tap her over tho
head TO make her let 20. Sac has a monstrnus
bad temper ana an ugly disposition. lhiS fuss
WAS CAuset nN nay wanting to 20 out last nlght
after supp 10 ueAr tue lection news.'
The JuSti,e g-q,i ed Richard ~ pay the costs,
aud the cass was dismissed.
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The Election zoe, to the House.


fI0Ni Wf DNT7INgl0N HI7TK' u.
NV son. said u pious father ont ON
South Hlll 10 HI, hopeful SON, "vou did not saw
any wood for the kltcncn stove Yesterday as |
told YOU TO, You left the b ltN gate open aui let
the COW get in you cut on eighteen feet from
the clothes limo to make a lasso, you stoned Mr..
Rouinson's bet dog and lamed it, you put a
hard shell turtle IN the hired girls bed, YOU tied
IA strange dog to Mrs. JRcoh.en's door DELL, and
piinlod red ana green stripes on the legs OF old
Mrs. folanys white pony. and hung your Sis
ten hustle cut IA the front window. What An
| to DO, what can / do to YOU for such CON
duet r. Are all the counties heard from -
asked tue candidate. " No triing. sir; no,
Of the neighhors.' Inen,' replied the boy,
you viii Tot be justified IN proceeding to ex-
IRENE measures untll the Official count Is in, 10
Shortly aiterword tue election was thrown into
the Hnll-e. and before h III the votes wers c m
Ndsscd II was evident, from the peculiar Iutona
tun OF the applause, That the boy was badly
-aten
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19
AN EAST sLDB slf0 W.
some Investigations that were Made Lost
Evening BY One Of the suns Reporters.

A complaint having reached THE SUN
ONCE that a certain Prof. wyman is swindling In
Walhalla Hall many poor persons who live on
the east side, a reporter wentto see what Is done
In the Professors "Presentation Festival" as
his handblls OIL It. Tho handful reads as fol-
lows:
This entertainment Ia strictly pure wholesome, and
merits the patronage Of the clcr man. the teacher,
ana the citizin tfowued houses nightly Standing
room 0nlr al The rise Ut the curtain.
Tho programme introduces 1.-THE Birds Of
Paradise" " Tho Aerial Sleeper" The Couch
OF the Angels" rhe Magic Clock" " rhe APP
anese Ladder" "Thc Dissolving Bird Cage"
"Tbo Hndoo Barrel Trick" and many other
remarkable things that are not shown by the
professor.
Walhalla Hail il In Orchard street, near Grand
The lower story Is an extensive beer saloon. and
the upper part Of the building Is ballroom.
The reporter assembled tue staircase and secured
a reserved seat for nfty cents, and small, green
card on which was printed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19

htDm tie Shoe ant Leliifi' AeDDy,er.
90 I'mroln' o. die 90 say- the Widier Grccni
" u gutn' 10 qui TINS alrthly rceAe
II AM mo- place Tor inr ~ -iny
Ia turh d hu..l 49, o. iu'iai.
sucn worA- an wAis 0, too iuucA f)r me.
lhe glrsis fouuccd from top 90 too
An that tnp nun o. whlt tllry know.
lnelutn Il nlad On bona, an stocks,
swcann' an shoo,'n', al plchu' iocks.
lul rral AFRAID ia De hanged myself
y | ANT LAID On M hn4l shelf
There nn't crctur but knowb to-day
Iuf, siutr crazy iul.s III ~ free
lm dredG'nl afriil thel II hang up mel
There's another matter that's pc. Ky aaid--
can't 80 mo neighuOr's ward
10 say 40" be Won ? ~ borrow pin,
But what the paperl have Tin.
We're pleased 20 SAY the Wager Green
Took dinner Tuesday with Mrs. Kcrne.'
Or Our worthy freud Mrs, Green mas gone
Down TO lhrAhiinstrd 10 see her son.
Great Jerusaltm can't SUR
Mlth. " "a rIlslu some iClrrss fur2
There ain't no privacy, 500 Ia -lY.
NJ mors Than u t9.s,Na. the Judsm nj Dly.
Ana AS Tor mcctiu' " D. iosN"hr
Whenever put my head 10 there
WHY even On liuu'r.a'i p.el md done,
Ike every thlng csc und'r thr SUM
Al used to ne 30 81 elLu ini slow,
priise 90 the Lofl from nl.I leloN-
Now IT. goes hkr ;aho. ~ sirer,
N1rc.peet 10 The Lord above,
NJ more'nc # lie ~as hlrda d glove
WIN lll the rtttufs Le ever madc.
-Nud all me Jiso tuAt over spiaYcd,
Plrschin' t6l-b 4 hcir I'm duin j.
~ Ten l9g what "a axe 1, some
~ guoI ola rar-Ja Ntirsn SIR NJ
OUT o. nls traNH wound tumr Iluug,
IN CIV us .iIflla' tls 10 o. fire
judgment IN gtAucf 30 M deere.
4 Il II an love ahu sltk .-ll sW ct
tn 4 makes THIS rid tnr H. thcr cOuplete
luiltN In! Oh ~ better be dCid
when the WORLDS turnin over my head
Spcrlb Ia kln' llk0 'tAFnRl tuulA,
Idn,cs hlck,d out ~ dcrstrict schools
Crazy creturs luurdCrn' round
Honest fOlNs better be under gruund
30 tare-yc-weli thls Ttnly sGcue
Wout no more he Destered BIZ Nidder Cream
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Oregon, 1t seems, has added another and
impurtilt branch to her hltcady numerous iu-
dustre7, the Manufacture ~ that nigniy es-
teemed delctcy among epicures'-c Ware, rms
arucle Is mado from the ,ggs Of fish, aud II has
spawn Of the sturgeon, which frequent the
waters OF the Columoit and its larger uiDuta-
IleS IN great numbers, can be manufactured
INTO civiare OF a very Superior character. Me
understand thnt some parties in Astoria are en-
2 iged In manu- lcturing this delicious article Of
food. A arga mum Der Of sturgeon are being
g .piured IN the CO~ltz river and taken - A..
lnrli, tho eggs r1mOY1d ant IA Idc Into CAV e.
me nrlcle manufactured compares very favor
ably with the best brands Ia the market.
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Million. OF ri.he. Ko,,ing on the con.,.


TIVW "e oN3It H'W HtNtNyfIs
singular freak OF nature has taken
place on the Atlantic coast during the past
week. Millions upon millions Of dead FISH uf
different species have been washed mp from tho
sea and lie rOttng ia The sun, In one place on
Cobb Island there Is strip OF the beach two
miles long and seYcnty-hye feet wide covered
with them to a depth of from three to six feet
several large vessels are engaged in collecting
ami transporting ;hem ~ the farmers 81 Ac-
coniac county, To be used for manure.
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A Murderer. Prophetic Dream.

TI7W NC HtDWN dINU70f
The news that the Court of Appeals had
decided adYer'ely 70 tho application for new
tral Tor Edward Thomas, tho negro convict
murderer was conveyed 10 the condemned
gris9n er this morning 10y the Sheriff and laillr.
lie did not give Way 10 emoiion as he had at
preyloLs revorses, but received tho OmnOus in
telligence Ia silence. Thomas stated that His
action Of the Court oil Appeals was revealed to
Nun Ia dream the night before, which par
TALLY prepared livn for ths worst.
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The Thame. Enbanhmen, Bulsins

A portion of the Thames embankment.
on tho Chelsea side Of the river. near ths Cldo.
gan pier, I'd In an alarming condition. he ma
sonny for neaTl 800 yards has Oulscd out tow ri
the river about seven iuche.. The pavement Is
separated from the euro, leaving "A gap 81 several
inches, and tho tree, lean M 10" o. reaction al The
mined the foundation Of the MASONRY, ana thus
caused the disaster, winch Is bNlnS remeiied US
AZ
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AXsuARs 10 COHRrsroNDEN1s

]. Dikeman. Elizabeth, Van DYKE, and ths
Oiher streets IN hOlth HrIoaiyn now Ivacul ia are
closed ny orGer OF the C0mnOn Council.
Brown, Chicago.-Mr Rohert Hunner's famous
STALLION stare, shen tiK years old, trutud iul. nile
Twice u Hlo This III. fastest time ever uaue over