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, 1876-01-07
SCANDAL.
4 rTsr14Jtrf Jlfl3T OF II.

a
SrA.iar Uttps,eh to Th4 ChteI1o 1Tottk.
CIHc1NaA11, Jan. 6.-Ether sensational I'll
voreo or 9 blackmniling caso Developed to-day.
Thn nriuciyal character tn 1t Ia aatnual K. Nc
Olssson, q aclljknoWn clerk st the Gibson
House, The ti:!a at tho case Ia. "ohar'es J.
sturgls u. Marian J. stnrsis; petition for d.
vorce.' The court.papcra no on to state that
tho plaintiff, about seps. ., 1879, Was married to
hin vile vl,oao mn.ton name uas Marian q.
Boglo. Tho petition fuzshcr BAYS that bsnce tue
marriage lo has prorel himself to DO loving
and faithful husband to her, and that at diacront
times during tho swo yeara last past Ut
cortain house to tho plaintiff unkuowo. the HAtd
Marion j. Htusg,a in1,.tod adnltery with ono
Samuel Il. McClasson. Iho plalntlT further says
that tho adultery frat bscamc known to hun On
Deo, q, 1875 and that, since thst tln1o. 10 hns
lived sopasato and npast from biz nita. Inc
urkuown houso whore tho aaAlterI 10 hllcgod 70
have boon committed IL IL. West Eighth street,
Mcfliousou mud afta. bturgis had 0flen r.atod It.
In addition to tho suit fol divorce. Ms.
Sturg,s will brlug a cs'ninal suit against
Air. 5fcu[asson for TIM reduction OF
| his wife, and, possibly, civil suit for damages.
| Nnoarl,nc lEe lattnr, however,, Mr.. btutgis eaJa
tilat he il mol pa,t!oular-that any compensation
soe,ns pItiful for tho ruin Of 4 mans wtfe. MrH
| Eturyss bong told bv het husband on Chr1etE,at
| Day tte rumora which Ind como to h1s cars, do
! uiod them all. Tn boio8 closay proaBed, how
ever, anu informed that she must toll, dh'
| Acknowledged that eho had beon untrue to he
| hunbaud. and that bamuel aloulasson was he
| ecduoer, otolitasaon titnas tho thing Is 1oe
| between tho man mud woman to blicImall him
Ito says thsy haye o1orod to aattls ovafythlni
| fnr a (1t1
, 1876-01-07
FOREIGN
Conn|c.in; Reports as 10 Tho ReCep'
= ton OF knNrassy's CIRCULAR
sIxty Persons Killed by Landslide ca
tho Isle Of Reunion.
Unyeillng of q Statue to drattau
In Dublin.
rHE EASTERN QUESTION.

PREMATURE
Lospoy, Jan. GA telegram from Paris asatoa
that Tho announcement: madc hy Tho Times cor
respondont .has Francs has conenrred In Count
Anlrass7's note propos.ng Turkish 1oforus Is
AZ 1HsunaEST nErEAT. ..
I,oypoy, Jan. GA S}onun corrcanontcnt
tcIc1rnua tt1sk iiofnro Nlciao aud DuSa wrFo TO.
ytctialotl Nv tho TURKS tho lnsuigenta hune1ed
tefcst which waa Tho aovorsat Huc3 tha no8ln.
ming Of tho war. Fix hundred ~ero k,llci. AND
many vounded. Tho tnansacnt commander.
TeuioY,ch who Is acc1scd ol ttosGoa, had Il
Cosl,pic. Nlcsio Ia psovsionod until NAV.
VIESsA, Jan. G.-Thc Tages I'iesse States Thai
Count AndearRY bus informed representatives
Of England. Frauce. and Italy that inc pmol;ca- m
lion OF tbs Austrian noto regarding 49rRey
wunld 90 iuoppor:uno until 1t Las fcccasea tht
aducson Of tlao powers.
"7l nEtTENAT1nN.
LoypoH, Jan. T.-lno Tin'cs' Paris GORE
| eropdruk reEteratos tho Abatement that fraAes
| las adhered 10 tho Austrian aoto On Turkey.
| The ilu|ictin Franchise hn}a private ttlogfama
rceoiyetl in DetiIu assort That Franco ana other
powtra hayo adhered to tho proposals. Of
| Austria,
| s1oNrFHEonlH LOAN.
/ LoynoH, Jan. 7-8 =. m,-Ihe COOS lhels!&
| that q htontcncgtfo loan ie An accom'lBEed facs,
| and sesestH si,at 10.u0u flica aai HlxtF cannon
! are to be delivered IRON America bY March Il
| adds that IN consequence Of tho threatening Al
t,tuda of Turkey, 5,u00 Montenegro guards have
bcen urnod With btesch'oadcrs aEd Bont to tAs
frontier.
, 1876-01-07

shs suarante. in behalf ot os sta.e "a h:v
- <s; ,,s &C.: S
md Indignation that u IN urged hy tne ians! sfs ~
.her aurpot,esa IN other ste, a. oD}s % ~ o +"
s'tnsultis. iii %heit ersv "as ot liz ors'n ...ou
ei ou.. spre'tn'.,rf" s,,;H n.x. !" .,oa
q !, .%,Gn .sd i i evsf.H50r ttas i, ~. ~
e.as, lilo reple Of 1a,.!.na I not en!n!; for aa5n
ss,tational risht Of seifgovernmsn.; sseond 10.
en.s ts rtrf'ns r. "' sa91e" 10 H. d.c,sloa
of tbs wheo!ss Committee nayer snamtsts - nof ~
funded 10 aul,tt conflicting claams t'etusen sho Law
tson, IND ia atss esins sre 10. eugerca by icy
emnraeed Ia ,he a~a1a of s.d COMMITTEES ;hsa: *
I'll Hi s. ss,a q 10
10 sald Committee aud sa!l Cunu,,stce, In their On.
'stS I" e Il: :;'s s
:s% !: xss. Il ii
u Asi lie Kellogg soso1nlsnt, md II doss MT,
m :an. 's s,,.,s,s Rssp,s. e. n:.t TtaS ~
rsres 10 he wheeler resolution present ,her srirat
10 ihe osntrs Government for ho Guarantee ct Re-. re-
sIsasei,... Ths people Of the sata Of Lou4isn. Do
soen'ny anEn ,has thsy !a'e not hs scqGsi ksss ra
I'D ssarp.c" sss': ts,s s! 's2'sss' ~
wIshts and interests md .enss s,, q 5"stiss sa
ns B # y: fsscn.o .gsas a. H. y o1:
ean.1. = .st;d " tho raoaIo of III, tho
g + :: e s' sos" :ssEsE s
L. D. Pam tho Official hsa1a md they sn,n .nS'
tic, h.ss estu s!snt saa sent slnea sns nno
md selio' hit ths p;:.vnt oenarst' y,, ~9;Ia 21
a:r nd sfaa1 fses ill., II
an i i hs ia, :" .ho
10 ea.f.nts9 Lousan. sass N mo rsnphc.
Lss.i.n. tssa '' do ossssa :ss%aiy
, 1876-01-07
TO BE EXECUTED TO-DAY.

TWO NEANoE9 At AHb HEaH HE1fHl5'
NIEurN,B, Jan. G.-SleriH Anderson lna COM
plssed r1l Lhe arrangements for tho execution OF
Frank Scott and Bill Williams, both cooEed To-
morrow. Tho ga'lowB fcr SCOTS execution aEc
arranged In tho southwestern corner OF tllo jail.
yard, aud plaiuly visible frou, tho straots. anu
l,as been gazod at by crowds OF negroes all daJ.
Tho execution will talso place at o'clock. At
tho bauo hoar Dill Williams will DO hung at bars-
iett T,Iinqo. IL miles ons OIL the I.ouisvilie
Ha,]road. Hcotk l,as embruced tho Roman Cath
olio religion, and In constantly attended b,
nr,ests md SistorH l1o maintains that he killed.
Fhipps in solf uofoncc. Williams Ia snllon and
snnra ccnceruod about lila Iitalo farm, which he
ayosa costa.n parties arc trying to obtain. lie
has hecn baptized by colorcd Baptist u'lnlster'
hut gcctas to care little about religion.
, 1876-01-07
GREAT BRITAIN.


NEW YonE. Jau. CA dlspnsch from Londos
SAYS, ~ co!Iossa! bronze statue Of dtatEan.
mounted on limestone pedestal. WAS unveiled
to-day on College drccn, in front OF tho Old
pa.]iament upusu III Dublin. Ireland, the scent
of many of hls groatoss ttiumphs. Speeches
voro mado by aIr. Bu!lvan, Tho Hon. 1ssao Bats,
and others. At II o'clock monster PROCESSION,
participated in by trades unions. ordsEs. and c1.
gems eouesnlly. moved TO the custom'Houso aaa
assisted In tue ceromoniss OF unyollinR. Tbs
Order Of Fo1oators declined 10 join giving u
reason That they regarded tho demonstration o.
a uatloual character, aud 40 lndoraioE tho idts
bcr Of Parliament and pluptett aud 1fl'son
University Representatives, also decllnod 10 iss'
| ticipate.
ERIE ArFA1RB. ......,
| MoHoprY has published ctrcnlar eontrndet
| inn tho statements mlado BY Sit Edward Waskstt
| nt 4 paecting Of tho Eric bondhodcrs Tuesda1
last, IIo characterizss his statements aa hrill'
| liant gnAsip. docIasos TINT TO has bad noth!ns
| Whatuyer to 90 with the management OF the Err
second mortgage and that tho Eric VAS really !!
! hln debt rather than Otherwise. lie aAyn also To-"
I'd will have mich TO say later about tho CinTt
land, Columbus t. Indianapolis Railroad, uhla
| Ia the roai boue o! conseutlon. Tho oatty ier
oraph saya aney fnar hn Edward Wstitus III
found mare's nest.
Ilospos. Jan. 0,-Tho Right Hon bothes
Dnchnali Eatocourt. who wns Secretary Of III"
for tho Homo Department In 1860. IL daAd.
| pisAhr1ors FIRE
occurred to day ut the book 'bsndery Of l. j.
EleRton. Itlreo hundred woranon ara tlIopa
OUT Ut employment.
, 1876-01-07
PASTORAL.


gstetai Dhpa.ch to fhs chtea1o Trieuns.
ApalAa. blicl,, Jan. g.-Plymoutl Congsssa-
tlonal Church, for many years uadar tho caro- ol
tho Rev. 4. r. powoll who now occupies =
Unitarian pulpit In Chicago, last evening votod
10 accept shs re'ignn.!on OF tts present pastor,
the l,ey. &. Il. MertiiL Unfortunate differences
In tho ssos,u,ent Of tho society. coupled nish
financial embellishments. ara alleged ~ tho
cauues, Tho sunday .sohool viii ba continued,
hut ssryices discontinued for Z timo. church
council Las leon esllel for Tussday. Mr. let-
I'LL Il Yery popular IL tho community.
, 1876-01-07

CHAR. E.1oA, Jan. B.-Cotton-Uuchtoee
m,da]Iuss, lao, net receipts. TAT ba'cs; expt'a
10 tho continent, COS; cuassuiae, 1888; tIs4
1000. III
sAvAssan, Jan. o.-cotton- Quiet; pa
dl.nsa. t21<o, net receipts. 1891 balea; ~
norta to tho continent, l,0s0; salos. l.4i6. :.
stept!irr; rniddlin3s. l29sc; not teue,rts. ~
Laies; exports to tho cilaancl, c.17o; eoassSs"
GALVESTON, Jan. G.-Cotson-Qnieti o..
dl,hgs, 1875; net roco1pts, 1,7G2 bales; g'&@
ISIS; exports ooastwlse, Ats; sales. 3'a|9'
, 1876-01-07

srse,as N,pasta n 1h4 Chteaoo Tribune.
Tonr WAyxz, tud., jan. 0.-Joscph D. llauce,
shsr.n Of this counly. died This morning It
O'Clock, after short illness. 10" weekt ago
ho contracted = loavy cold that Bettled on his
lungs, producing quick consumption, hnd caus"
ond to,m ~ Shorit1, 9nd WAS lighly respected
and CHoAk fAyotto.
, 1876-01-07

Epte11t Uitpateh q Ihs tH'eaa" 1FatHHk.
MADISON, Wiz, Jan. Cat wrlt-attsnded
tuesslns here tonight sitter patriotic speeches.
= committee vas appointed to aas In conjunction
wilt, ono irom the Common Council ~ call \
mectiuR OF delegates from each toNn In tho
couuty iAe 22d of February ns1t, to arrange fos
4 Ceutennial celebration hses aa1t 4sh Of July
on KtA44 scale.
, 1876-01-07

DROWNED.
Spssfat Dtspateh L. 1As CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
MADISON, Wie.. Jan. G.-Thefe is moro or less
opo., water on both lakes hosc. which arc t''a-
ally soltdly closod nt this soason. Persons
broke through in both lakes to-day vhs'o sKat-
,nR, William Baumtn, tho onIy sou Of hls
mother, aud sho WIDOW, who loa. ho1 hnsbsaa
d5owned in Lake Mendota, Oh hfoBido's Point.
Ills Iii" stiernoon. ltis companion, named john
sou 9ot our with great difficulty. young
msu named T1lor Was, With difficulty, retcued
on Lnko Monoua. 1}aumann'a body Waa rccoV-
t1et by GtappiinB.
, 1876-01-07
THAT CatHO LEVEE.

Special Di.patnh 1, fhs ChEa5a Tribune.
cA,no, Ill.,, Jan. g.--noaoss ba3od!l to-day
suspeudo.l work Oh tue nes loyos because tho
Mayos declares hc will not sign warrants to pay
him for c.tsain oban3ea pro1o,si t, ba made IN
ths location by Tho direction Ct the I.oyaa Com
u1,ttce, wh. :l haa authority 10 make thu changes.
Tho Council tu,dAy Instructed EA2neil ~ 80
ahead uu1 tiaish tho lesoc. but LeAE Tonight
tlRt ho Will nat fesIIng.
, 1876-01-07

Spsetat Dtsputeh t. 1hs ch1eaao nv s"s
Tt1xEssAnnE, Pa, Jan. Clancy James,
Welahtnau. WAS found dead IN the tos ut the
yvon,,no co1ljery Yesterday, and Ii 7rodY was
,nsno,oi almost be,oud recognition It Ia sup-
nosed that his blast niasca lire. ap~ whaio Ok
arntn!uE It, she o1p'osion occurred. on tho
previous day 1saao Losoll. also Welsh miner,
"a, driving 4 Rangway, and wRs sitting down to
wait fot his men to tamp blast which hsd
failed to 10 OF. when buk7s nass Of rock from
tbo thor soof {o upon him, c.uaipE instant death:
10th meu leave families, the latter villa aaa
si1 children.
, 1876-01-07
THE PHILADELPHIA REVIVAL.

rnnApr1ru1A. Pn., Jan. o.-Thcro was an i'm
mouso gathering al ths Moody and Bsukey moot
INK tu-night, fully 1000 people bong psaSont'
Ecasl, ~ many moro we're compelled to Leave
Without getting In, and tho doo1s wefo c1oasa
ha}f an hour before tho service began. at.
Moody took tho lrohigai Son Tor hia tno1sot.
The tngul1y.1oous vera too Email to ho1a TUG
thropRs shas gathered for special prayer.
, 1876-01-07

Sptaa. Disp.tah 10 TIA Ch,caoo 1fibuns. y
9aLxsBrna, ILL.,, jan. 0.-pfof. n. wb'.a
y, aud l.. l.. D., formerly Of Dushtsl Coss', -,
Akron, Ohio, was installed Prcsldsus ot L:u r.,
bard Unlyersi.y Ia tue Opera House !n tnls ~
this evening, With impressive cesauonsess
, 1876-01-07

pnuApE1FutA Pa, Jan. 0.-Tho Hnrtems
cour, to.tay announced 4 number Of opinions in
tho Western Dlssuos cases. prominent among
which was lie caso OF William From et, al. VI:
Hobert D. Clark, error 10 the Common Pleas ct
AIeglleEy County. The judgment .sa Affirmed,
lie Cnufs holding tho document bslusatlinK
AIS 90 to CLARK to ba 1 valid Will
, 1876-01-07

Spee,a. Dispaeeh to 13s Ch1eaoa 7rfbun*.
IkptA.APol1s, Jan. 8.-Tho Indiana Poultry
Association elected tue following officers.
President, 4. q. Bho,tttdea N!cs-Ffcs!dens,
Nobe,k Mitchell, becrethry, William II. Fry
Treasurer. ". i. Christian.
, 1876-01-07

Ixp1Axaro1ls, Jan. G,-Iho H!atc Assoel.ts,
for the Improvement Of Roads elected onH'
to-ttay u follows, rfesidsnt, Joaoph J. III vi
Of Ctilrmbus, with QUO Yseo President fton Ia. sI
Congressional District; Secretary, ALFRED nvst
of Huntington, Treasurer, flelling be''sh'
Indianapolis.
, 1876-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 DISTINGUISHED psLEoATtoN.

DISTINGUISHED psLEoAT'oN.
dpss,1t pispateh ta fhA CHICAGO TrloHns.
KAxsAB C1rx, Mo-, Jan. 8.-Etghtten dedortera
ant conyicts from tho military pos.s IN Texas IT.
1,yed IN this CITY tlas morning undcs charge OF
lotaahmeut OF tho Tenth Infantry. They were
o ndosptrato.iookluR Kaug. AZ lus3l thoy Lett ~
Q special slAin for Fort Lehycn"otsh.
, 1876-01-07

Br. Louis, Jau. G.-0en. Crottou and Ills son.
aud Col. Roge1n, who wo1o indicted Ut Jalfotson
City fow days ago for forging and utser'ng
fraudulent military warrants, have given bonds,
tLo former 4l0, ,t0D, tho latter 25.U3o.
, 1876-01-07
Ail5IR RlA.


IftH NUN0AhlAN THUUHLE5*
LorpoN, Jau. 7-5 a. u,.-A special leA
visnua aays tho negotiations hctwcca Au.1nn
and JIurgastaa Ministers on tho bank auesaea'
have had no reault, and will bo resumed Ia !"
, 1876-01-07
CHESS,

CLEVELAND, O., Jan. Gin the chess match
today one Rstne was pisyed. won BY Judd.
6corp, judd 2, AbSzonl l.
, 1876-01-07
VICTIM or AN EXPLOSION.

spteiai nt,pateh to Th< CHICAGO Tribune.
Fonr acoTr, Kan.. Jan. 6.-1ohn West. eho
foreman ut tho pleniug.1nill whsre tho terrific
explosion tout place on Tuesday. dlod At IN ear-
the second death caused BY thu negligence u
those iu charge.
, 1876-01-07

hasners ahtch ihe ulher conmittses , ., IT, ssv int
%hsros.r ihs Gon,mtse Augmentation. ds',rst ,ss
e ftsss Msa s' d s't5 N eas + ss s'}s s
viii tho Committees whleh had special ehaFcs o' sno
subject. The resolution was tErtFd ".
CENTENNIAL ArfHnrA1AT1oN. -.
ar. 1Iopkn. from The seites comhittso On .ns ns
ii 'ss': &c ess:aeM ~ iSS
ehsr oF .hs sssl 0as n II. rp. ..
tho sonns u u 10 rad nsnx,de 1n ihe
osslnsneut sha uo 10 abIt iot any dth AZ eblRs"
lion il couucs lion with ns eelets;an i.s M ahS ~ COM
iu,t,to Vi liz Whos On tia State Of TITO Guon'
fnA1Lnh1rY OK rArEH.
Mr. Flew offered rreoHtfon declaring taat tHc hH
nI he sountry, and thu manifest d,'posson snd Pr
IT, eli, s II w sa Ts1 s hsnas q.
rnoe ausrtaus us sins IN q .hc csn.ennr nj ,e
eor. 70 Ire sosssher in re,ce to uphold tns sane
lug Of m undivided tonn'ry the'F
Ii,Srh ihr patrotic coucorl osisng aaa ncfsas.
ng nor wanony rcviyo tho bitter ns1res m 80 ~ mi mi
nssr and il was accordingly taken suh srsnsa y:
tLe retolut!on being unaniiaonaly adopfeu-ssas' '
nAyn H. psns r"rs .se to offer resolution DECLARING tht.
IN consideration Q. tas :.pse'st M.smny y,n siers
ought MT 10 be r>oye positions n H.. iose ose
xsh sy sS ~ q. a1.a ,ass -. :. a.. s
NEW H1tLs. |
mn. r.,, introduced sna rrisrrc1 a. foliows:
y ~ se,o.Isn saS n mr. and
r. sdero of Ill the shaz. bold. = ~ m1tig, r. s,r o
ssS q ay sSnss .s as sa f'Sa
II 81 III Il. e Of ths 4 Is H.
sf :,e e apese @ ts On ,s u ssosss
and ond* and 10 telucn thu tag "n sonas ~ crc,,,v
~ ss Desg-A seso.9n aa'aan -. q ,oTs VI tlusy
whsrr receipts lo o e1cesA te es!en"1G ,,m,,,e. m
Hy Atr. rht1s al-MrtG..ae etn III t,o set Of ,ho
el' ssiHme ~ tvcr - ea 1T 10 Ito lae Commi.
s.ntv g rasen.r 1sEse't es contributions 'F''4
A ci,nArmosEr MAN:
Dy Mr. n-A rtsc!aan dcs!a.ng It % bo 20 1 c1eIncv
IN ia 1auner md to ths that by BON lons
s 70 te M sss .saassa sa IT, "
Country no furher contraction Of tho currency ought
70 Z I'D. ,,,.. ~, ,..o,,oo ,,o,,la t.. ~.
sfsa % 'aSsssf sss5ss . st
ti,n m the g,1optjon of tho resotutlon a.,
TT 'ise.o thsn C. en- n,o!!cn x Mr
oln,inn visa ryte1rcI to tie Committee OF Maya faa
Means,
OTHER n.11s A,7r Er;'o1.TF1oR; ,u .,
nv str TrnuEli,,--in authorize" thA htahtng o1
1,tto! Slater District t'urst tt: kansa. ci'S. A.,
ny Sir. Phillips tNo.}-fof sae s'aa'o''a'"1'' - ~
otase A.. ds' f,oxcr, resolution calling on tho
mrts OF lbs district ct oun.bi" for Information 70
49, A1Ss A. %as or M ssss.'"' =. 10 ,he
Of tho Unncd Satos Array Icing eitta9eti in tns
autn"r:,r, ets. Alo?:ea. ,,.,, A.. co,,-
Iro ~ sr II in,n Adslts to Investigate ec:. 5nl
u;saou Of tno lndlan tse.tio' oud so eone M 81 ot
Indian Aeont.. contractors t!e fHEnthsns aoa ~
f,nutna a ioa al1 on thc 1T, itr,sn. 70. lbe
u,nbtr q Acnts, etc. in s!ie 1ulisn service an.
or ta1 fsrishtsl stsM ID t.,.sine tuo 1!eleono. ~,
~ MIR. hlc,u4luus--A RESOLUTION iE&!fnet!os ult
Cori,n!tlfe Oh District of columbia 10 lhlo!Ie WIN
fscr issni.s!"n 10 project = t9o T"ssF s,
bouis. %a,,i As3'"'' '
UY ii. q. williams tsfrhl-Fnr tho e1rEey o. A. tnsp
E+.F Fn.ft
, 1876-01-07

Bas FnAsctsco, Jun. 0.-Tho trial OF Capt,
Sawyer, for wseckius tho ship Orpheua &tter oo!'
jison NTH tho Pacific begAn to-&lay.
, 1876-01-07

sp4eta, Vtsrateh to tn chteada Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Jan, G.-Cathcrlae Banner
WAS found sutfoeatod to dcsth tliH morning ~
gas fruna I atoSe.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-11-08
Large Haul Of JeWelry by Burglars.

NV YORK, October 30.-The Office
of Stein Brothers, sc Nassau street,
was entered by burglars some time be-
tween Saturday night and early this
morning, and large safe was forcibiy
broken open and the contents carried
off. a set of burglars tools. consist
ing Of iimmies, chisels, brace and bit
and sledge hammers, were lying on the
floor An examination proved that
the thieves we're professionals who un-
derssood the value of jeuelry as they
had taken nothing but the most valGa
bic articles Of the stock. The follow
ing is partial list Of the property
tahes: 1856 gold and silver watches; 80
ssss of diamond earrings; l diam ond
set. consisting Of necklace. earrings,
brosca, bracelets and finger rings; 5
solitsiro diamond studs; 3 diamond
collier buttons; and about 100 gold an ID
diamond rings; the whole amounting
to over S25 900 in value. There is 90
clue to the thieves, but it is suspected
the burglary was committed by the
same gang who four weeks ago robbed
the jevelry store of Horham, in Fulton
stFoo4.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-11-08

Koshkonong town, Jefferson county,
Hayes 436; Tilden 375; Congress,
Caswell 453; Orion 35l. The in
creased vote aud decreased majority
are due to additional territory since
l772
Waterloo village gives Tilden So
majority; Orion A, Reed 40, New
ton 3S, Rogers 80, Woodman SO; six
republican tickets have Orton's name
on.
Town of Waterloo gives Tlden 153
Hayes IS. Ortou 1913, Caswell IS,
Reed 13l, Greene 80, Newton 152,
Sleeper So Ives l52, Rack SO. Rut-
ledge 1876 Schultz rs, Woodman 90,
Phillips 12l
Town of Pennington gives Tilden
1s1 maj, Orton 100, Reed l27,
Wooaman 129 Newton l01, Schultz
q, Ives 70. Rogers SO, Hake 1913,
Baker 90. Waterbury l07
The town of Milford gives Tilden
"A maj. Orion 76, Woodman Al,
Newton 80, Baker 81, Hake "a, Rut-
ledge Is, Rodgers "A, Waterbury 80,
Rogan 70 Greeue, rep. 1l3 and
Rack, rep IS maj
The town of Lake Mills gives HAYES
$50 maj Caswell 121 Greene 1858.
Phillips 800. Sleeper 1863, Rack 1862
Wilson 1854 Wolf 1874, Schultz 1T
Skinner 163, Goodrich 157, Bullock
1874.
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KIN "A BE:
Highest Award at the Cen
tennial.

The United States Centennial Commits.
sion and the Judges of Awards have unan-
imously decreed to Messrs WIN. KNABE
& CO., The DIPOMA OF HONOR
and MEDAL Of MERIT for Concert
Grand, Parlor Grand, Square and Upright,
Pianos
By the system OF awards adopted Pianos
OF all grades received Medals of precisely
the same character, but the true test of
merit appears only in the reports of the
udges accompanying the medals. The
Juoges pronounce the Knabe Pianos to be
the best opponents Of the art of Piano making
and fully entitled to the leading position,
combining all the requisites of a perfect an.
strunsent in the highest degree: poaoer, rich
ness and singing quality of tone, ease and elias
hc'ty OF touch, efectivexess of action soAdity
ana originality Of construction and excellence
OF craftsmanship. The Knabe award is not
confined to any single style of instrument
rs IS tie case with other exhibitors in this
department., but comprises ALL -FOUR
STYLES, and stands unvusl6ed by phrases
indicative of mediocrity.
J. W: CANES, General Agent, Water
town, Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-11-08
|, B. CasWeII Elected bV
373 Majority.

The result in this Congressional dis
trict is glorious triumph for Hon.
L 3 Caswell, who is elected over his
Democratic opponent by majority of
373. Sank county gives Caswell 1925
majority, Columbia 1913, Jefferson
county gives Orton 1925, Dane 625.
These figures are pleasant to look up
on by republicans, insuring to the dis
triet for another term an able, faithful
and worthy representative in Congress.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-11-08

6oae of the prominent Post-ofice
officials are of the opinion the Post
Office Commission now investigating
the subject of railway mail transp orta
ton ~ill recommend the re-establish-
meat of the fast mail trains, and will
sspport the recommendation by evil
denoe Of thoir necessity. It appears
that the testimony taken in nearly all
Of the Western States is singularly
unsaimous in favor Of the restoration
of this system. 1t is oertain. however,
that noLe of the railroads will restore
these fast mails unless increased com
pensation is given.
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nent at Springfield, by Mr.. Larkin G.

ment at Springfield, by Mr.. Larkia 6.
Meade, is exceedingly good The
three figures of naval officer, a sailor
and boy are grouped about a mortar.
and seem to be looking way off in the
distance preparatory to firing the ball.
Their faces are full of anticipation,
and all the attitudes are easy and ar
tlstlc to a degree seldom attained in
productions Of IBIS character Few
fall to appreciate this effective work.