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John Calleuder ut tho Dattto Of Long Island.
Out Of the many Instances Of Individual
bravery which must hayu SlgualIzeu this fearful
struggle. fnw have bcen PFcservrdi but ono,
that has been. lights up tbs melancholy dark
ness OF tho scene With q peculiar brightness.
At tho battle Of Bunker 1lill, John Calender,
Captain Of artillery, haul withdrawn from the
battle, aud had lisoheyeu Putualn's orders to
return. Thu battfe over, Putnam dcclared that,
II Calender WIS not ca4hiere4t or stlut., ha
would himself leavo the scrvIce- A courtnlaItial
convicted him Of cowAsdice, and dismissed him
"tEom all further services in the Continental
army - ~ ottlecr" Coward or uot, hu was
brave enough TO step down into the ranks Of tbs
t1.npany liz had Commanded. The 9TH of
AuguIt found him Oh tic heights overlooking
flRlbuah. Ills Captain aud Lieutenent had fallen,
hts companions weso beginning to retreat.
Spr1ngtag III front OF them, ho ordered them 10
'rsturu aud uan ths!r p.escs. For . time hia
courage nouElshcd thcira; hut at length lls
stood alone, charging Acld.pleeu, while
Its eanr1dea were swept away BY
tremendous onset Of tho enemy.
Courting death, he msls no Mgual Of surrender
when the hostile bayonets weFe ut hl4 breast;
but bravo officer intcEfcred in ILLS bshalt, aud
he was aa4e prsoneE.. Warrington, learlnY
Of his conduct, osderrl tho Boufcucs: asatust
hl1a to b. erased and his command to Ia re-
&tpFad to htmi and WHEN, Tear latst, he Ra&
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SHOT HIS F4THFR.

Only The other day Z father shot and killed
blu son'ln.law, and, Us q sequence, youthful
blood seema determined to get oven
will, patcrual!am. Lat night Ar. Walter
Coleman, OF No. G16 Centre eveuue,
cllldc1 hls BOZ Michael, youuK
lnap ~ years Of age, for keeping company With
thieves aud se!uslnH to perform any Legitimate
labor. Tho notorious "Cabbagen Ryan was
with the hoy at the time OF the ch4stisement,
reseue tho words of hls father. A woriy
spat enauel, during Ehlcl pater famtlias sn-
formed tue young renegade tlat hs QVst aitllsr
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an3. Ix9 6aas htsInaFnes} , Mssey, !; hnson, l;
oeas9Y. =; 1ssl,ns LIE Gptns} u = aay1nr. H.
Rass,. nn a,tn1sMp.teru tir,a u.!1,, -
1-Chcaso, s. Dcyiin, i; iiaane, 1: Fuln,ss' lIs, I.
LouisyIlie, 8.
Left on basesk Barnes, /; petcrs, 2: Mcvey, i;
Ansout =; Spald1ng. y; GIenn 1-Ch!caE0. o,
Hague. /; Gerhardt, z; Ai!soa, L; rulmeF, =;
nhyuet. l; nyaht ,lE0Loa!evaiic. q
pssssd ~ Z. S.ea ~ A5an' l.
rims Of r.,neMfwn hnr,,
Umpiso-M. Walsh, Iot,!syfue,
rh..o :. -, -. ~ tn,,io1 ,,,,,,.s.., 4.
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FIRES.


NEAR EAST SAGINAW.
Special DttposcA Il 7Ae 1ffounz.
EAsr SAGINAW, Mich, July 1s.-F, F. ojor-
dncr & son's sawrai1], owned by the Second
National Bank Of this city, located 1t I1arl-
scrabble, Z miles down the river, took fire from
sparks from = tug about s o'clock p. m., and
was totally consumed. -Four hundred aud th,r.
ty thousand feet Of lumber was also burned, OF
which 200, 900 was owned BY Akron, O., parties,
the b aiancc by X. q. uorr, OF this city. The
MILL WA valued at 6l5, 600, and the lumber
$500 But little insurance.
bcn1atntn's livery stable at Saginaw CITY
W. M damaged by aro this morning to tic extent
ot S5oQ Fully Insured.
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atktNuFIELp, Me-, May "a, 1877
oa s. oT ..t ~ X a9tGtss h.: ess
had t4or eonle on her sldu which VA vsrY psufui:
Jaw 4k0ETlhk Advertised In tho faFmrF, aud amt
70 aaaxoT md got Two ootes Sho q now taking The
seeohd lott:ei her hts1ta i much improved. and Tile
~ xts!nltJ kqpxs what y4a.Il!x ~ tuRs tor ny
daughter aha take afesy opportunity 70 rGcuul1ne1l
10 those who Afe mt 4EAFa g5 ~ 4rsA4 xaus Vsyy
respectfully, Mrs. Hu6AH G. UAkuALL
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reform a quit his roof forever. Atoncc Michael
stepped hack a pace or two, and, drawing d
revolver, lreal full at iIe fathers heart. The old
gentleman threw up Lbs left arm to guard
himself, md a. he did 80 received The missi1c
aad then W the merest good chance tlattened
against : 1b iust belnw tho heart. The two
rntliahs then made their escape, and up 10 late
hour bad not been captured, although the police
Nese IN hot pursuit.
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AT MORRIS, I'LL.

8pttaal U1sp0fek 70 ma 7FkkttHA
MonR1a, ILL.,, July lA--At o'clock this morn
!ng are broke cut In tho third story Of tho
Rock la'and l. Pacific Hotel, John Jones p1o-
prtctor. The inside was badly Injured. Loss
On building. nearly totAl; Insured as folloxa:
Of New York, $500 eacl, on stock; Glenn Falls
Company, l,000 on furniture; Benjamin Frank.
lin aud farmers, $50 each on building. Our
prompt and energetic Fire Department vas
In keeping the, fire from sprcadiug u Tie sur-
rounding buildings.
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CINCINNATI, O.. July 18-The entire western
portion Of the Town Of Dcw!ssvillc, KY, d
station on the Kentucky Central Railroad, was
burned at o'clock thss morning. The most
important Of the Losses are store, tlacliing,
and large warehouse, containing sci, worth
McGtlrs oalcc atid residence. Stevchs' loss "a
sN,up; Insured for 81. 600 lu the Etua-
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EAsT M4xaMKsHLp. Maes., Aug. 81, ls7o
Hh. HTxyHks.neas Sir: + hsyn been troubled with
c*nksx ttSa el!iahood S.a.n. ny ro1l y ~ .ets
ptepAtauons, but wlta effect until tried your VIZ
Eri*k. After Aklog > fsw do.sa found It relieved
Caates lamo1, and By the tins had fekeu tOs Third
hottIy Py n.o4tl wss entttry cutf4. Hate nbt bsea
kgo l.Fe secoMuiundea Vi several Of NY scquainl
eSet A0 every ona 4p4kS tAVASst{ Of IT. good effect
fpufS Jniy. r. g. 6lfEl&AAAs
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= &PfS4M WftdFeh % 1&k 1FE5UHt.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 19.-The examination
Of Antoine Hepp, for the killing Of Giles Wash
burn. In Bricss' SALOON, the night Of July 8,
which hos been In progress for the last week be-
fure Judge Viaton on writ Of haheas corpus,
saas brought to q close to-day. Hepp was held
Ia $5, 600 ball to await the action OF tho GEnul
Jury. Hepp admits ttat he struck Washburn
With sometliug he picked up bchlnl the bar
doesn't know whatler knife OF ico-piels-
when Washburn WIS choking him and striking
l1m. uo Claims to have ionu 1t In self-Ietcpse.
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ppzc1u3 199Hp1st2@ 10 1Hs 2T1UNH1s
8lou1 CRY, L., July 18.-George 8coggin,
who assaulted and stabbed young man named
Washburn At sloan, In, on Saturday night, WAS
arrested and brought before Justtce Brennan Of
this place to-day, who held.him Ia IL 900 bai1 to
Appear at thu next term Of thu CrinIlnal Court.
Washburn's wounds 4re serious, though they
probably will nut prove fatal
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DRESS GOODS,
West End Dry Goods HoQSB,
MADISON aid PE0RIA.S7S,
Grenadine Sale.

Que case Plaid and Striped
Grenadines, loo, worth So.
Plain Black Grenadines, 26c,
worth so.
Plain Black Grenadines, SOC,
Plain Black Grenadines, 37.o,
Plain Black Grenadines. all
wool, SOC, worth 86.
Plain Black Grenadines, silk
and wool, 8oc, worth $1.OO.
3D. Plain Black Grenadines.
81, worth $1.50.
81 Plain Black Grenadines
$l.26, worth $1.76.
81 Plain Black Grenadines. )
$1.50, worth So.
Richest qualities Black qreu-
adines reduced 25 per cent.
Black Fancy Grenadines. in
Stripes and Plaids, from so cts.
I'd up; worth one-half more.
Ecru Striped Japanese Silks,
all silk one way, Is cts, for
mar price 80 cts. I'd.
Gray and Black, and grav
and Brown do, 26c., worth SO.
Our remaining stock Of Sum-
naer Silks still farther re-
duced.
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: sr. Louis. Mo-, July l8.-Bud Lane, Deputy
Marshal At La Cygnc, Kan, shot and killed john
Morton on Saturday last, for an alleged too
great intimacy With bis wife.
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exchanged. hn gave him h}s hand before the
army, IN token OF hia great respect and sdmlra-
tion. Tic left the service at the end Of the var
With an citvtable rcputstton.-John W Chad
n1ek IN uoypty.s fer An.7ut.
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COLUMBUS, O., July 18.-Ntno prisoners cs.
capped from the County jail to-lay by oyerpow.
esing tho iailer.> III was closlug tho door.
Three haya been recapturcl. Tho most I'M
postant prisoner still at large Is q eolored nun
who was awaiting trial for tupo Oh 4 little girl.
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FxoET7Hx szteats IL la1ueace tato essfy part OF the
hunah or4AuLsn. comnlcnclnk with !ts {9undssloni
S9!EsStnx d!ssttsd sstlon aad rea0fi1Y !iA possts
alo dn5taY eat dl$ssas. &a4 lesfia& Nature e ~.
SQla hy III ptpgGast&
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AT at. LOFTS.

ST. Lou1s, Mo-, July 1a-A fire IN the pork
house Of Bassett g. Lincoln late last night
damaged meat to the amount Of about sc, ,uo0;
fully insured
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AT NELSON. N. d.

NE" CASTLE, N. D., July 1a-GcorEc
burchel's steam mill and several dwellings, at
Nelson were burned yesterday. Thu loss Is
,&35Ol
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It should DC remembered in thts copncctIon
TINT It often lappcnB that the best batsluru do
not bring mp their averages until tho last half
Of tho season, and It Is not improbable TINT
whcn the seasons count ia made many chapgcs
III position from the ahoyc will be noted.
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THa INDIVIDUAL AvRRA0Ea

Tho season being now half dpnc, tho mathis.
mAtical man Of the Gfobs-Demoesat has with to.
OF every member Of . Leaguu club, 10 far Is
he has shown It In championship gaines. From
ilts table have been taken the following htty-
tA5ea names aud records, xhlch h2ye beeu u.
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FIGHT WITH HONsE-ruIEVES.
Loulsv1L1.E, Ky., July B.-A special to the
Courier-}ouf1a! from Lcbanon furnishes the
particulars Of L serious ailray which occurred In
Casey County. 4 horse having bccn stolen
from john Tate, o deputy sheriff, he summoned
Ia which fillmore Murrcll one of the six, wRs
killed, and mnI named Dayisseriously wound
od. before death Murrcll affirmed that hls
party was innocent, but the presel!ce Of several
stoiun horse, do not prove his assertions
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found that Jo6o's driver was pounds short of
weight, and in accordance WITH tho rule, tho
mare wna dcc1arcd dIstanced, thus giving tho
heat ard race to gtlkfrk, tho ttus Of the beat
belng 2:205{. FoltowinXi ia
TIE suxNArr.
Dt1rrn P:nK. July 1s. ls7g:-rntre Of n, 2so
aecond; 500 to third; Slai TO fourth.
i. ": Faaehcs, Peoria, aasess ht. :. !.
n. WHITMAN iock 1.i.ni, i'll, el.
ters h. 10 !. Lady Logan. ........,..
J. ". ,Dwelle, Chicago, enters bs. F,
John fiay, New Carlisle, Ind, en-.
ters eh. T. Adrance...:: ..::......... 3 10 0
David Mxgan, Decatur, ILL.,, enters .
r. ,Ecda1Ps, dnM, T. Ten no,,i, s,o snt:r,
ch. 6. Affansas Hob. .........5 0 & 4
nj. Josie. ..:....,............. 8 0 2dis.
b. m. Zefln k,...... ...:......... @ & 7dIs.
J. ". Asicraft, Marykvllic, Mo-,
enters blk. K. NUwnWaJ.. .,..... 0dls.'
II. u. Fields, Topeka, Ksn., entcrs
z. r. border Eagle. ...1O 10 adfa.
y. II. sherman. Waa1egan. Ill.
enters y. 8. David II. .,..,..::.. dis
II. II. Clark. Yc!lencctady, N. r.,
=, entoss b; N: Ko1ie; ......d!s.
enters b. m. Maud Williams. dis.
George Tabor, Chicago enters bt,
r. Emeruld... ............. ........dr.
1gnk- Quarter. HnU. dfIif.
Flfft heat. ....3HA 1:17M 1:3}A
Hcconl htat.. 1:l4H G:1Usa
Ih!ft1 heat. 1aD 1:}aH
Fourth hcAt. l:14A 2:2uA
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BLOODY MURDER,
Hoecfot Dtftk1tch to Tia Tribune.

LgAvnAwoATu, KIM, July 1A.-A most hor-
rih1e murder was pcrpctratvd on the rescrve
north Of the city soiue time during lost night,
the victim being ono Auua johnson, who lived
Oh Cheyenne street, between Third and Fourth.
Tho body Of tue murdered woman WIS found
tbs morning abous o'clock by eolored man,
lying On the reserve near tic north end Of Third
street, muti1ated in tho most terrible condition,
her head being mashed u Jelly. Coroner
Brown visitad tho Spot early this morning, and
after seleeting y Jury and occupying tho gfcater
postlon OF tho day In collecting evidence. u rer-
diet was brought In to the effect TINT deceased
came to her death by sone person or persons
unknown. The woman was not OF the best rep
utatlon, and tho evidence points strongly to u
arc after him, and it is probable That he will bc
arrested,
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Galen the most celebrated physIcan. hourshcd in
sFs SF% pSpssly e r. S.tarss ssn!s!y ~
!s mighty tkii and success slIenecd bis enrmiea and
" apfni9u9 held sway In tho medical world for
H. H. E5sd44y l1.t ~ The ta!cksnG Eiooa of he nl
Hut thc clouds are hrrskE III LAY. luu Tic al1ost
!n[4xtcaf vfttuts of fkuErtNk. tngiuy ettesfsd by
nS bood.plrther aud health restorcs, probably Aa1
he'd DO GGuul s!lce the days Ut H11c1 himself
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-12
cTATE OF WISCONSIN-T.A-

~ Fayettc County, IS. In Circuit Court.
John Downing, and james h. bowling an in
FAINT. by I. A orion, hi> guardian adiilcra and
special guardian, .'laintiifs, against 1Icnry
Corwllh and Isabel Curwili, Defendants.
In Partition.
Notice * hereby given That by virtue Of
said pursuance OF The order of safe made Ia
The said Court, in the abovc entitled action or
the 9Th day OF December, 1873, | Viii on the
9th dag III February, 1916 NJ 10 O'Clock ia
he forenoon OF said day, AT tile front door 81
the Cunrt House IN the village OF Darinigion
in Lafayette county, Wisconsin, offer Tor sala
and sell NJ public asciion for cash, To The
highest bidder, all the following described
tracts, pieces aud parcels of iand and real a.
tate situated IN the counties 81 LAFAYETTE Gr.srt
aud iowa, in the >ad State OF Wisconsin
to-wit: He Southwest qliaricr OF Sece,on
Twcnt fourl24) he West Aali Of the south
east quarter OF section twelty-tour in Town
ship -Four a.. North Range one 81 East at
fourth principal meridian The East half bi
he North-we>t quarter of Section twenty t9p
in Township Four az, North Range Two i5)
East of The fourth principal meridian IN La
iaycltc cophty. The Sosth east quarter of
The South east quarter OF section Thirteen
Q3) in Township Four a. North Range one
~, East Of the fourth principal meridian.
The West halt Of HE Southwes quarter Of
Section Eighteen u.s. in Township fnur az,
North Range Two ~, East OF The fourth
principal meridian IN Iowa county, and t,le
North west quarter Of the Northeast quarter
Section Eieven ~, in Township Six [6 Meth
Range OteIll West OF the fourth principal
meridian in Gran, cOunts.
II such sale be not completed on said 9th
aer of February, 1876, the same viii be con-
tin,led from day tu day until all Of said prtm-
Esc, are sold.
Dated BeccmberSth, 1915
c. B. HELM,
Sheriff : of,yptrt. q, p.i,
c. F. OSBORNE,
Pptf, Attorney Off
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-12
END Of THE WORLD.

On New Years evening, Rev. DR..
Cumming officiated at the Scotch
National Church, LonCel. In the
course of his sermon he told the
congregation to make ready for the
advent OF the millennium. lie quoted
largely from the sermons of Rev. DR..
Talmage, according to whom and TO
Dr. Cumming, Chlst's second coming
on earth will happen between the
month of Septem Der in the year 1878
and the month of September, 1876.
"Great things are to happen" says
the Caledonian prophet, within the
period of the year 1876 The Jews
will return to eJudca. There will be
great commotion among the nations
Of the earth. 1t will thus be seen
that he agreed with Xadkiel, the al
manac astrologer
DIR. Cumming also quoted Mr..
Moody as authority for the belief
that the millennium must come
during the year 1876.
"The Turks, as nation" are, ac-
cording to DR.. Cumming, ''ready, as
foretoid la the Apocalypse, to disap-
pear from the face of the earth for
the Turks are as the river Euphrates
of the Scriptures, that was dlied up.
Therefore, the Jews must get their
own, the territory OF the Holy Land,
again"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-12

MORE money is about to be asked
Of the Government for the mouths
Of the "rcd children" of Red Clouds
Agency, in the Sioux Indian country.
The sum wanted is Sl50,O01. 1t will
be asked for, that Indian mouths
may be fed, but there will toe sns-
picions that such al appropriation
Is not desired by the Indians alone.
and for that reason it should be
gwen only after an investigation of
their actual needs, by disinterested
officials.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-12

STATE APPOINTMENTS The fol
lowing appointments under the new
administration are announced:
Private Secretary -- Frank IL. Putncy, Of
Waukesha,
Superintendent C Public Property Andrew
Sexton, of Madison.
State i.ihrariau--lohn Il, Bsrryman, of Ls-
fnyctte county.
Assistant Superintendent Of Public Property
--Robcrl Mon,ci,h,
Trustee of Blind Institute S. W. Smith of
GAINESVILLE, vice Arson Rogers
The appointces are doubtless quail
flied to perform acceptably the du-
ties of their respective stations: but
we opine that the quality that most
strongly recommended some of thea
to consideration is, that they are
ever ready TO
BEND the supple hinges Of the knee
That THRIFT may follow tdWHiug"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-12
A PHILADELPHIA gutd,r,utc is writ

A PHILADELPHIA guid,no.c is writ
ing letters on the next Presidency
to the New York Iribune, which, III
most respects, are finely spun gness-
work. His last guesses are that the
Republican Presidential ticket will
be Blaine and Bristow, and that of
the Democrats. Hendricks and Car
tin. Bat guessing is "as easy as
lying" and most writers for the
independent press are proficient
in that art.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-12

MUCH has been said in the news.
papers and elsewhere concerning the
views advanced by President Grant
in his Des Moines speech. So many
aud so various were the construc-
tons placed upon it that Prot. Parker,
of the Iowa State University, wrote
to the President, requesting an eX-
PLANTATION OF it. Hereceived the toll
lowing reply, which must be clear
CROUCH to satisfy even '4he iAde-
pendent press"
EXECUTIVE MANsloN, WASHINGTON, Nov.
u, lS15.-Prof l.. +. Parker, Iowa Cny, iowa
- DEAR SIR Your letter oil liic ii Ia INST war
received about the time was starting for New
York city, one week ago yesterday | cx.
pectcd 10 answer it Immediately on my return,
nut permitted the matter to escape my mind
iii this time
What said ut Dcs Mones was hastily noted
down in pencil, and may have expressed my
views impericety. | have not the manuscript
before me a. gave it to the secretary OF The
society, My idea ot wlst 4 said is this Re
solve that the state or patton or he both com
bined shall furnish to every child growing up
in the land The means ot acquiring a good com.
mon school espcution.'
>nch Ia my idea, and such intended to have
said
feel no hostility to free educa ton going as
high rs the State or National Government feels
able to provide-protccting however, every
chlld IN the privilege OF common school edn-
cation before pubic Ist.lu> are appropriated 10
II higker education for tsc few,
Yours truly,
l. ). GRANT.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-12

THE carnival season at the South
has begun, and for six weeks 1t Will
rage with more or less fury. Mardi-
Grass will occur February ~, as at
tests a royal edict just issued by
King Carnival at Memphis. What
was so long pecliarity of New Or
leans is becoming quite general
throughout the Southern cities. Well,
Americans do not devote enough tisne
to jolIity, and this tomfoolery may
be healthy, though not eGfying.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-12
Taken Cp--CONV.

Taken MP by the undersigned on land owned
hv him in Sec.33 Town T. Range east, about
the 21th If Dec. 1875, brown COW. about 5
wears old has Il white spot on one side. No
her marks noticed. Owner please call
prove property, pay charges, and take her
away, JOHN W0DIRICH
Dated Ninera Point, Jan, "a, 1870 .-lw,.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-12
Straycd steer.

Strarcd frnm the undersigned, residing in
the city M Mineral Point, on Dec. eth. 18Th
white steer, ) or yeats old one horn broken
of, and the wound tied mp had a rope around
his neck ~ the time he left ANY information
leading TO the recovery Of the animal viii be
literally rewarded.
2N} c. GIIGMkN\
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-12

SENATOR MORRILL,, Of Vermont,
delivered long speech in the Sem
ate last Thursday, in favor of specie
resumption 10y contraction, That
policy might do for the Green Noun
tain boys, but our Western farmers
will not consent 10 that unnecessary
and oppressive method of returning
10 specie payment. Ii is not Rcpuh-
lican doctrine, and the fewer such
speeches Eastern CougNs,men make,
the better il will be all around.
Specie resumption is very desirable,
and is becoming q public necessity
but. 10 avoid niSchievous results, We
must reach it gradually, rs provided
10y the resumption act passed 10y the
last Congress. Ii Congress wall LET
that act stand as il Is, stop agitatine
the currency question, and give the
country an opportunity 10 shape IL
course 81 a. 10 I've ready for resump
ton in 1879, it viii DO the wisc>
thing possible.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-12
SUMMONS FOR REiIEF,
STATE OF WISCONSIN-CI

- n Il VT w lSNON " III h
- cult Court-Iawa County.
Betsy snrle, Plaintiff against Oliver ". Sorle.
Defendant.
The Stale OF Wisconsin, to the above named
defendant; You arc hereby summoned and
reqNlr q 10 answer The complaint Of Betsy
sore, the plaintiff In this action. which is on
Die Al bud-vNll'c, IN The Office uI the Clerk of
Cucul Court IN and Tor Iowa county, Wis
cousin and YOU are required 10 serve n cupv
oi VOL answer TO the said complaint, ON the
subscribers, al their office, in The village Of
Avoca, Iowa county, Wisconsin, within twruly
Gays ailrf he service If this sussmuns on YOU
exclusive OF the day al such service and If
You lai Ia answer said complaint within the
time Aforesaid, the plaintiff iu this action will
apply Ia the Court ior relhl demanded In the
said complaint
Witness, the Hon, ! +. Mills, Judge Of saia
court, Al Dodgcviile. in ssjd county. on this
2sih day OF December. m the wear 1875
STRONG, MCARrHUR & FROST.
5sNo. Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-12

HEsSISG, the king hummer Of Chi
cago, also Jack Helm, and Buffalo
Miller, his trick cards, have been
arrested for completely in the whisky
frauds. lIessing and Rehm had to
give S5O,OO0 bonds, each.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-12
w. II. BENNETT, Editor.

THE Chicago Times knowing in
this case what it is talking about,
speaks Of the Democratic majority
in the lower house of Congress as
"the Confederates. Lt tn Brute!
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-12

MATT CARPENTER has withdrawn
the libel suit instituted against A.
NJ. Thompson, of Milwaukee, for
ugly things said about the Ex-Sena-
tors connections with the interests
OF the whisky men.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-01-12

THF BLACK limLs.-A man from
the Black Hills, who lately arrived At
Omaha, had tweuty-one pounds OF
gold Uniou Pacific train,nen say
there is an average of fifty persons
per day going up toward the Hills