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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-08

6ENATOR uONNElL1
moved to amend that the commission
should also inquire whether the internal
improvement lands may be used for set.
Element of the bonds, which amendment
was accepted by Mr.. Poehler.
SENATOR w1LL1sToN
Was one of the few who opposed the
five million loan bill. He opposed it be-
cause there was no security for the
State; because the railroad companies
could secure the bonds before the State
was entitled to receive one acre of the
land grants. The State did not have an
exclusive first mortgage. Yet the loan
bill was plausible. Its advocates said in
no contingency could the State be called
upon to pay principal or interest. But it
was cheat and snare.
In 1850 the conventions of both parties
passed upon the bonds. The Republican
platform declared the people united to
keep their plighted faith but that default
had been made on the part of the com.
panies. The Democratic platform de-
clared that no more bonds should be is.
sued. but that an equitable arrangement
should be had to guarantee the States
security on the railroads. The
Interpretation of the two
platforms on the stump. was
the Republican that the companies
should be choked to death; the Demo.
cratic that the companies should have
further opportunity to finish the roads.
The Republican platform was Endorsed by
the people by large majority. The
policy adopted was to do nothing.
In 1860 two constitutional amendments
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-08

WAS Only 1uaUe Known AOHs &1Cer m1O0lg0C
on yesterday, finally broke the spell.
Though the committee kept itself
UNDER LOCK AND KEY
until the very moment of its report to the
House, early in the morning, the hotels
were agog with the news in only the
most fragmentary form. By noon
crowds were surging around all news.
centres discussing not only the downfall
Of Belknap but the rumors of his suicide.
which filled the air. It was hardly 8
o'clock when Belknap walked hurriedly
down K street toward The department.
It was noticed by the orderlies at the
door that the Secretary did not move
with his old jaunty swagger. His ruddy
face had lost much of its color; his eyes
were heavy and bloodshot; he looked like
the victim OF
PROLONGED SPREE;
he spoke abstractedly to the officials of
the Office; retired to his private cabinet
and closed the door. While the outside
group were in wonder over this unusual
conduct, the door opened suddenly and
the Secretary appeared, quilted the Office
without further remark, and walked rap.
idly over to the White House. He met
the President just as that official was on
tering the Executive Office, where Bah.
cock sat arranging the Presidents mail.
were passed, the Secretary
avoiding the PRESIDENT eye. As General
Grant seated himself, Belknap handed
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-08
The Scene In the House.
Washington Special March p Chicago Tri-
bune.l

The House was SO paralyzed by the
Belknap news that no attention whatever
was paid to the public business. Twenty
members of the House were busily en-
gagged in the library hunting impeach-
ment precedents.
, 1876-06-30

apfE7H4 iUdpiNH ~ 4"3 tFEVhRd
Sr. PAUL, MIMI, Junc .ti.-ltcports from wheat
fields remain contradictory, bnt tho rTrponllcr-
ancc from sintcfcstcd s0urcca Ia that the Injury.
except uscr limited area, VIA by heat, that tho
Into raIls lave gEcnly helped, aud that there il
fur rtmiru Of ,l"t lrss tan iii average crop. TAX
IN. thu whole Stale Into account.
Tn tts Eattor n The Tribune.
NAEEsnuHI'. H., Juno 2d.-rhc rrops In this
part of tbs country, take 1t IN Nh average, arc not
N promising they were at this time last year.
The must OF the crn IL very small for this tlme Ut
the year, nnd She hcavy 1a!ns We arc having now
are keeping tho farmers out OF tho helds. and the
;:rasA ait! weeds ara growing ~ high ~ thu corn.
tnesa VII hive very la'c fall fear for the result
and. to mend tho tnnttcr, thu IrnE.woFm4 are
working atis lhase tes. pieecs q corn that a.o
ncIally eaten M, In Innher, that Ii, ttlu corn
do..Mt l.saw tit, nul j. dying a. fast 4" It can
They tai oil the sar.rnn !}rst,, and when that Is
gene, there IL not much shaw for good Of cora.
Atl and letoFe. late fal may, III sumo 1ncasnrs,
Lelr US "ut; but the crop uf corn will not bu an
average n.Iu. N far N have svun. The oats are
luullnE vary rank. mud aru jNst beginning 10 head
out. Thu Mlleat that Ia Hnwta lnoks woll now,
though hrar susre complaints about its sustlns,
antl Hbont chinch. .buIs There will bc good hay
crup. II. M. U.
, 1876-06-30
DCATtInSs


HAWTnonEE-Thes. funeral services of Misc
1loutse Hawthorne Will bo held at the Trcmout
lI0uee, nt O'Clock p. fn., tu-tlAy.
llcr friends are Invited to be present.
CRANE--Thc funeral Of Mamie Crane will take
place at the rcsdcnce Of her father, 112 1!oyna-
ay., juno 10, at o'clock p. m. Friends invited.
0AFlN-potor Gavin, aged 81 years, on the 2sth
inst.
Funeral to take place Friday, Juno 80, from his
residence, U5 Wnlnut-st., 10 St. Co1u,uhkilis
Church, thence by cars to Calvary Ccmutezy, IL
a. IN.
KINCAID-Jnnn co. at II a. NJ. infant son Of
0uorgc W. and Fannie ktncnId, aged il lays.
Funeral at residence. 1027 Wcat Munroc-st,
juno 10, at 10 q. Ill. Friends Invited.
MAGAN--atary {Sfolyl A. Magan, ngcd years
munths and 10 d0ys, daughter Of Annie X. md r.
Masan.
Funera1 from the residence Of her parents, 454
South Mofgan.Ht, by cars to Calvary, on Saturday,
July l..
overwhelmingly, Juno 20, Of Inflammation
NueLatn, a.ea ri tuonths.
Funeral from 5al Milwaukcn-av., Friday Juno
30, o'clock p. n Carriages to Gracclaild Ccnc-
tery.
IIIC1SS-Tune 2B ut the residence Of his son .if-
law Charles Pratt, john Hicks, formerly Of Duf-
falo. aged n years.
EN Hn1alo phpcra p1caeo copy.
, 1876-06-30
YAIlYAN.
DISMISSED TIE sERv1Cn.

6pFcfdf Ulsp1ffh TO 7ht 71oHHs.
WARRINGTON, D. e.. f, Juno 2D.-The President to-
day rcremrtortly ordered the discharge Of II. 7.
Taryan. Chief of the nurcaa Agents, whu probably
did more than my other revenue officer In tho dis.
coycry Of the st, Louis whisky frauds. Secretary
1'rltuw was askcA by the President several timed
to asntss Iaryan, but he always delayed 1t. On
the .lny Secretary Trlstow wont cut of otI!ce hn
wrote fsnyan the following letter:
WAAu1s0rGS CRY, Jnne 20. 187O.-MT DEAR Sin:
Among tho mnny rcraons employed In the Treasury
Department during my term of service whose faith.
fu1neas and ability has been noticeable mono Inns
rendered more onclent service thnn yourself, The
du.!es which You hass been sailed '.pon e per-
promoted an,agon!sm and invited the hostility Of
tto.e against WHOM, yon were ,o'hsed to decide,
with courage and inipartlailty, such TO challenge
my admiration nntl hearty approval. beg YOU to
accept my thanks for the gTcnt acrvfce you bayo
rendered, and nly brtt wishes for your prosperity
anl happiuess. Very truly yours. :.
tSEncdi u. II. nnIsT0w.
70 Mr. Il. T. Yaryan, Internal Revenue bureau.
, 1876-06-30

ay n rohtull The prriIntn1ry Steps fr sEcntuv
!!r:!nlt n.son. n1t not hare nrtn*tHa n-H!n.t y. t
ffraff: f.tn. H' r Representative IT Sfetiliantt,
II ns:lins hrITa Gsuiy!En It wouid hc matter *
ndlIfc.rDrr t us sss,tn r rl1u.a tor a Representa-.
tive. ltHt hctng 0nsnl Of tho nerlnnn Empire. the
tcnt,o.nn'ats'e r. Rrfat nation which 4 ,nlsaye
A attent,nn ~ the fact ihat It ii pit Incoming III il
u AaA9n To Mf. IcAnH tic cahlmts1on which 10 holds
from tho Herman tlnsrrnnrnt the etlrr gentlemen
w,o met ycsterday a. No. ~ North Clark street
County jAll let trm act nccprinEfy, hut tho uer,nau
In farc!vm countries allowed lrtr,stvrs 10 hc rcrrn-
sGntclb tcntrncc criminals The sylnpa,hica Of III.
kindred snl. out tnyo1antar'iy tnwnsA Mr. He.tnR,
ztrivun " keep tllem within bounds
NEItM.
IN all probability Jncub Ischn wilt. this morn
Ing, he hruHght before Judge BO1Ectt to receive
his reward for the thiugs dane In the Hing At last
accounts, nc!thee IHhgo Lawrence nor llcorge q
Campbell hal aekel for another p0sponctnent.
CIVIL SUITS.
Yesterday morning tho internal RoycnHo E0ls
iector inadG IN assessment npun several Of the dis
tllors for the atamp tax Which they avoided pay
mcnt Of by tho removal Of the distilled spirits.
William tnnper, II. u. aIfor, A.. &. lfc-!ng, a1.d
George Muller wero nsac*scd tot SLY, 900. AZ
atn0nnt could not bo rccoverrd, nn.l tho jury,
which was fnlpnnclc,t pro f0rtna, rendered o ytr
dict for $40, 0D0. In tho cnea Of tho ChicA
Alcul,o1 WorkA md Uflan.n u. ntekensun. ii
than Ahlc. o. 8. Mann, nnti 1)ayd Il. Hts.
jndEmcnt Of S+8, 900 was 0talnnd. The pr0rci
of tho defendants can be levied np6n wherever
found TO mako good these e1.s to Tho G0vcrnnlent.
, 1876-06-30


Wa.cr-rcnts yesterday were 81, 40.
yhom,s t}rcnar thu AH.;stant tity Trrnsnrcr
.. ,.,. ,,..,a,in. ~, .,o.,oI ~ s,r,
""' o'sh 'e''''o"'' ""a ''o5 :" ~ A'"'''
Tile City Clerk Is having tho bal!ot.boxcs over
hnntei md Ii making general nreuaratiuuB fur tllu
1J..,,sa1 nI..tton .IuI~ =,
+'as o''' ei'sl''' ""'' 4~'
Holfef. Inspector Murphy has become weary OF
valltng for or inspector Hamilton to giyo up the
nnnurcuanr.s ri hys nt,tre AMI VIII berIn ,ut In,
rii'ii,t1w h,,S o1tnIn.I Ii.miitnm nm ;he urp ~ m
liz iM", "o'A 11~'"0' ""N '0' Anvil y"
''s oo'"
William II. SchInIpfcrHlnn Is the AFst and a. yet
tlIe only man who has lakct out a saloon lIccnra
for lie cunning ycar With the change in alulni1.
.y,ton 1t Is tlonyht that tho license revenue will
tncrra.o to Its proper sixe.
Tho fo,,owlnr >comr,fttecs have tccn en1,ed ;.
scnu,a r,iisnh onI Etre eu. Wotcr set,rnw :;
n ~ /" thv cnnnrtl t,hamr Mnr2t. r.. .'nv ~
81 - ~ IL t1,r NV tTrIrs. n,t1s" ~ IT. r,
~,t+p T.. ~ ~ 'Hniir,I m ~ >, s,.i,v III ~ IT, SyI H.
iHtu inurt, vi .,t,r" "| u -" '"'n'N5' ~ '"'
e''' S'''" o''.s'
Tho Finance Committee. happening Into tho
comptrollern sanctun yesterday, hnl lanStly
mud tohGf talk III tho outlook for munry. y hat
thuy said, what they propnae to !o 10 ret fluids
sufficient to carry thu government, Was not
rtatc. u reporter asking for informntiun md ali
slat was tlUue according to tho salA0 Informant,
was to ''tak.
rrlo tou,w,rv Ia n sncctnc, os t,c ,.t,rn, ,,o,,o
n X" sti T.' H. " . s' ~ a1 a,,,4
Wa, ta+ n,nii ~" 49, ~ '.y trI. - H. ~, -, n
fAAe' 1ASIh tDAH.Hie'"H WV w W. oH1'
, 1876-06-30
MILWAUKEE NOTES,

toMMhNf9 oS THE "HIak1-H1No.
Special Correspondence n fhe Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Juno e0.-ono of tho most succcss.
ful firms engaged III tho crooked whisky business
In Ills cttv ,vos thn Nnnunmn,h... t,thn, nrS
- w NJ -! M ~" A'"'e'l."e"''.' 'e'"o' WV
fonS: 1neS oesan 10 cneat carly Sal up latc a.
night, anti made hcaps ot money Ia build opera.
houses. hotels, and to ray revenue officers 10 Keep
nuIrt sDIa 1nkc II M he IL f.mI1,arlv ca11od ,,aa
IT,. r, ' ~ - s."o.4. ~
!"'' neea nc,le.ec'. t'"se""n'h" imprisonment III
IA a sentence 80 light and triyNl cnnlpascd with lis
, 1876-06-30
TIE POLICE.
TfiElN ANIMAL REVIEW.

TNElh Annual hNh1EHt
Tho nnnual review Of tic pufIcc force took place
Yesterday afternoon On l.nku rark md VIVA one Of
tho most, II nut Tho mnst- crcdtable crcs held.
There were leo officers and men on ratn.'c. nh
they presented a neat md suldicsly appearance
They marched In good order aud handled thris
batuns promptly At The word ot command. 1lte
line was formed on Lasate street, the right rest'
tng on Van Iiuren. Tho force wnh Atsltea into
twelve companies, md was 1naneuyrcl BY Drill
Mater 1laulrr III a skillfnl manner. There wcro
l1O men from tho Fret Precinct. III charge VI Capt
buckley and ScrEts. EberBola, ilyrnc, scavcy,
u'CunnDr, Hatrrtt, md Hood; LEO men from tho
Second Precinct In charge Of Capt. Ellis and
se,s.a. simmons nattner oponelll; n l, Eit&pas.
sS. s and q eSssss HsaSy d q cap @ h' f scs ras
t'ss' !ia ho "sS Fyth any aSs; % esssss es
ALLEY. Hs and Daas. fery,. Gerblng hal e, men ot
the Ike Street Aaua, IN duty at the p,5k to pre-.
se5,e otsr and KEEP ac Sr1nna cfa5 Ts fss.s1
lhcis hcal cun,tcr,narc1'ed on Lasallr, street 10
Vim i,rcn street, where they fled On tile parndo
grnund. Along tice route they were viewed by
inrk tu witness the parade md scViow. After tho
usual rtgin,ental parade az iG-pset!on Of tls men
Shalrsn Shs q Y .hs coMt;se On foer a Ga
ierton anu Kirk, also Of tho Police Committee, and
Aid. Shcrfdan, Sweeney, LuldfnR, LhWlcr,
4 Throop, Cleveland. Ol'ricn. and Stewart.
Tnc men were then formed In hollow square, and
tho officers were drawn up in similar fashion with
In il. Aid. McAulcy, Sheridan Throol
Ixwlcs, Stewart, md Sweeney made brief nd,rcra
e. ali Of them tnnchBg upon the matter Of a re-
luction Of ennrics. Tho itFst named Official said
thc1r wuuld be ,u reduction nnlcs. II Obtanct ia
nl! tic departments, mud the otlcre were oppure!
to any reduction. The speakers cun,pl!mcntGd tn
officers and men on tllrr Gnr appearances 4ad IT,
for iicir Eoo! Gol,nyIoF The iinG wa rrinrIte,i
and tic iorca nurcl,r back to thu City Hail. where
they wtrr Dispersed.
, 1876-06-30

esAturo, they vii, do well 10 sulnmon Mr. 4. r.
Marpec, Of .'nnr.sillo wis. jic held tho office nf
9t tho ;ictatton nf Tho King because hc could nut
ho nrcd nnd t'onl;ln was nrpnln.e.l in hi. rlace.
i II thc Committee Will GIvo him m opportunity:
conklin Awcnrs TINT once upon a time, wien ho Ind
collected . lot OF crooked money from !he
politician. ho waa comptmcnttd With
The remark. ''rlnts tho difference
hctwoen man who knuws how 10 do tho busness
md damned fool." The man who knew how ito
10 hMa'ncss" WA tho fnan who wnu!l help 1efrnnd
the Government. anu - Tho 'lamnc,t fool" was tho
ohcycd hIs conscience aafl Ills oath, Bnrpne can
alto let that Committee tntn noms secrets in regard
tonnty. whore tbcre was rcn1l1uggcry used to de-
fEau1 tho Government. nurpce ii good witness,
and ticn. +. $. trngR, OF Fnnl du Inc, "a another
They nre botl pcffrctly rclinbie mon, and nobody
Will try to lMroach their wnrd.
, 1876-06-30
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,


LAFAYETTE, Ind, June .D.-Tfe exhibition OF
agricultural Implements on tho University grounds,
mflu weat Of this city, has hecn attended with
many dlfAcnlttcs on accuunt Of tho continued rain.
To-day, tho first pleasant day thls week, tho at
tendnnco WAS very lhfse. Over J. 900 persons ssoro
on tho ground all day, Witnessing tho tests of va
rions implements. Every 1a1,or-savng agricultural
implement Of any note mado In the country s scp-
resented thcre. All kinds Of plows. cnlt!yators,
driils, r]annss, harrows sn1tcs mowers. rea rcrr,
portable engines. tllrcshcrs. hny.loatcrs isnl
sstackers,-'n fact, syerythlnY IN re to a.;
and cultlvai,ng and harvesting Its crops. Tho
competition II lively, anil ia exciting much inter-
est. The farmers Arc by no means Idle rncctasurs
Yesterday afternoon and this morning tic plowing
matches came ofi this afternoon the rcupers and
mowers, fot which tho1o wnrU acve entries. Tho
tcsts Of various implements will continue through
this weak. IA thu nward Of nromlums will not 10
made until The State Fnir, no save tic E1ecu-
itQfR dfu.
, 1876-06-30
LOCAL LETTERS,
HONOR Till: DAY,

To the Editor " The Tribune.
CHICAGO, June 27.-Every city In thu Unto,i,,
snnll country towns not excepted, Is celebrating
Tucstlay, tho Tooth anniversary Of our country,
VIII our city do nutlIng In this dlrvctIont ARE ur
leading merchants, military companies, End sing
Ing societies. 30 batc Of all patriotism a. 10 nlow
tint historical day to pass by without proper crl
bration, without m uttcrance N honnr ut The dis.
w,,c nnhle deeds nur beloved STINT spa,stcL Inn.
ner would not cxtsl3
The Fourth U! July Ia national hoiiny, tia
celebration VI which ahanlA be participated in by
every good citizen without any regard to purity ii
creed. II IL probably ioo late to arrange prures-
sion iku tho letilaM Friedenafrat Progression, Int
II III nut too late tu so ut least Something OHr
merchants will not rcsu-a tho NECESSARY nancy,
the many Eocletics will furnish nbunLant material
tlut 70 often have uvcrcunc nil obstacles. viii
nut TIE CHICAGO TnlDuHE, tho columns Of which
lnye all tho tinlc been open to patriotic c1prus.
a iArItfOT.
, 1876-06-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The third Smith Park concert will take place at
1870 o'clock tu-morrow afternoon.
Tho picnic Of the Second baptist Church will
take place Ut Highland lask Tomorrow.
Gcurgc Quinan Will conduct the 1ospal meeting
at thg inang MEMS Christian Association rouuls,
m. l50 hAdlson street, Tonight.
The Chicago Cricket ttlnb Will play Saturday NJ:
ternnon tnrtrnA Of Friday. at3 j. H.. a. Thirty.
eleven will b. chosen fur match sunes.
The yonng people Of tho Fourth Unitarian
Church will hold tiotr annual picnic Saturday at
Suuth lnrk. 'liusen will leave thu church at ua0
In tho laurniny. All frIcals nr1 InYItcd tn 60.
Thu III. Rev. william f. McI.aren. nlshop Of
illinois, vii! Makc vfAIintDn 10 st. Lnke'a llns.
pltal this nflrrnnsn Mt i u'ciDck. All stitnda Of
ihc hospital aru tnyitua to he present Oh tho occa.
sion.
, 1876-06-30

ANh Eo ll41 AfFAliko4
The GRIND Jury continued its Investigations yes.
tcrday into the alleged croocdnrss Ut thu Hoard Of
Public WorilA anl municipal lnnttcrA In general,
and many witnesses wHzc examined, come OF them
ut length. The charges against the Board Ut Pub
lie Works still continue to como In TO the Jury III
tho furm Of letters and documents, anl while they
considered n trath, tho Jury feels In duty
bound to MAKE III examination sufficient 10 asccr-
tain whether there ia any probability TINT tho cuu-
tents o! the documents arc III any wny true.
Maynr Culvin wns before the august body Of cor
ruptlon.c4posers yesterday to deliver tint lnfor.
matlon, which 10 0he else possesses, In regard TO
the tuioon. license question. It Ia MT knuwn what
his Honor ad 10 say hut that II was satisfactory
explanation why the lcctscA have been gtuwns
fewer yearly remains 70 bu seen.
Tasra wste qtt q p,,sa,s to te.t!fy concern.
Thompson. city Engineer Elcsbrongll, srcsttary
Sullivan, ana Dnokkecicr JohslAon were hauled
Witt c. Crrgler, and sir. Cox, the alasu,,ry con.
tractor. andu gentlemen, who iu not know
much about the IIoafd. To. thstc witnesses
subjects, and answers satisfactory In tto lnnln
were gwen to al. 1g'esins N III !inorant partc.
uuhs and answcrs. hut :. l'tii. Bkrtch uf
TIE VARIOUS CHANGES
will be given. First Tho jury wanted to know about
ton St a. hoqso ana lot Ly con1r:ctor Coy 10 A..
stuty Went that Eux had built thu
house On Hts own lat anu given
the wholt ming Cienn oht ali bnt 10 MF II, ex.
prcttnE Of cnnrse = succession 4f tasors from thc
atuaFd ~hell coHtracth "tfs RMArtcd, Ihb lncts uf
lne caso AEe t1at lr. fEihlfll!c otce nIe tEAtle
Nith ~ EpA, tl1e teshs ot winch "frn tlAt tux
shoh hhilu brown. stonc 'front.' h"hHu Ios AZ. 1.
eha shod!u laEo M h's i'hy 'hcant !ot' When
At. Loa "as eSsth!ica ~ I'M ]nfy, he tA!d thsl
t'te tfanstcF dGcd contained w description VI tue
ffupe!ty. anu thla the 1usy tiHusht ba's
s1:h' ,!aI!', n!t Ms. Ink WIN mittaEtt inf
~ LlnIstto seter1ay sMo"Gu tla aeta. WIN
tae description ul thv lot, 10 IMMUNE Reporter,
And sa'4 thAt ny hnd o!hrs lots Which lu shouIt!
IKE 20 al,pnsc ot 70 si'naf Mn1her, ott NJ III!
Hpi know ont i!at ~ ttaa aone wFnis N not kots
u Detroit U! milwaukee, ~ Engage y contractor fur
n,s m@1nse, @ lor my huul!e os!clat has NY ueal.
.ass "ta w eohsaeas mi1o a1cs "otk lo1 tals CITY
FETEae ~. ~ se!s thA. htEn'J chSal
I int W.T. @ t' eto'5 WIN" safo TIES ~
''1sA 'N4"y. 4,.i'wu,ss,nnxm mas VA o,,,s w.u,
h.a scne sa,or pip. laying donv q it, taelory BY
, 1876-06-30
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

GEN lIlkAI N NW6s
Ths nev. j. u. Mcclure. Of tho Alliance, left
lat evening for Philadelphia.
Tho llat.F!nl.hcr.' Trade Association Of tic
United States will meet in Convention Al fhfla-
be,ub1n July 3. Wnicr l.. Smith was elected
deleaato to eprcscnt tho local Annexation Of Chi
cago.
Tho tcmrc,aturo yesterday, as observed by Man.
sssc, opt,ean, tribune building. WAS at 5 4. IN.
"A degrees: 10 a. m, "a; IL H., "a; p. n.+ To;
sp. M, "a. barometer, 8 n 'n., 20 II; u p m.'
b.. 10.
Mr. n, C, Cook, General Solicitor Of tho Chicago
4 Northwestern 1satroad, who went 10 California
rome weeks ago to bring home h1n wife who was
soIuurning there, returned to Chicago With her
yesterday.
scycnsy. .hrco b1ooded hoEses arrived nj The
Union Stack. Yards yesterday morning en- route
from Lexington, n.y., 10 81. Panl, Mini, branded
"U. g. and intendcd for pursuit Of tho Sioux In
Dakota and Montano.
Mr.. George Morton, husband Of f,ontEo naw'
thorne, Ia expected In this city th's morning. Tho
body, which IL now In charge OF the undertaken,
will be brought thcn 10 the fremont lionfe. whcru
q. 3 o'clock this afternoon, tho services will bo
held.
Some fellow took n dose OF arsenic Wednesday
morning at o'clock, In tho Bethel l1omc corner
OF Lake anu DctrlaIucs strcels. The man tll1 nut
through mistake Ito nstll1 alive, and mnn by
the nalnc Of inrr Is attending lin. -
Ahout $3.50 yesterday aft:srnoon frederick
% eaf 4: tic Sosti, Chicago liDliing Ml!ls aecirnt.
ally had lila right lcE badly lrokcn below the 1;nec,
H. III % EI.ton ton avenue, wl.cro he las family Of
four children.
Tic Fircrens Mutual Md ami benevolent So
e!ety held r. Ist hns!neFs Mse!nE at Ensn,s
I'ctrIc, In thc chair. The Only bslntAH tranfacleH
, 1876-06-30
A LIGHTNING SAW.


Pn1LApELrnlA+ Junn GD.--The Emperor Dom
Pedro, accompanied by DIRECTOR Gcncrnl GoshoTn,
6urt. Abbott, and otllora, visited Machinery 1all
Ut tic Centennial ono evening recently. Among
otler things inspected, at tho invitation Of Z. ii.
Noynton they Witnessed trfal Of the improved
lightning SAW, patented Mngch rs, 1876. Two
MEN, with one Of thcso celebrated saws cut OF
sound log of gum wood foot In extreme diameter
In eeven seconds, at tho cato uf cord OF wood
In 1--WE minutes. Mcnsra. Corllas, Morrill,, Lynch,
ard other members Of the Commission. witnessed
the trial, and timed tllu cutting The Emperor
marked that "Ths was fast, very inst, cutting"
, 1876-06-30

he learned md tho almost irutlcsa work Will hc
rr.rmrtt 6.tlay. Tc disp',>tion Of tho jury acemp
IL hr Il, tiral iii rrrcrrs.u In unenrihnE fraud In
pnhc n'fl1.A IN ts closing hours hnt 70 far u las
been Inadequate 10 tia work.
Judge Mummy, Of Wua,t.tock. visited the hn,'I.
In. yrsrr,nr, iIJa special bs{ner. was said 10 no
to l,4nirr after the status If the INFLICTED cops.
aorcss who frw days ago awofe that he wns
rrciul,rf nnlN.t them, Il is ruinD.cd Tint an At
irnirt wlll lIr ms,le to tmusc eMch Of lhu Commits
ra,nrrs NJ took change Of vcnne With ~ tnItct:
mrt for perjury In swearing that the judiciary OF
tho cpunty wcre pfcjud!ecd agaInst them.
, 1876-06-30

Attention IL called to The advertisement ualcr
head VI liuslEcss Chances" Of . complete lltho-
graphing ontltt for aalu In Denver, Colorado. 1t
consists of n nearly HOW Hughes s. Kimbor steam
pruss hanh presses, ssecl.pIaso ptess colors, pa
per, etc. Further Information call hc obtained by
addressing +. q. Collins. Denver, Colorado.
, 1876-06-30

4 coating Ut diamonds Oh pura crystal surface.
These arc lasIsaa dianlunds. Thc!r 1ust1s IL per.
pctua. Fur saie only at Richard Humphreys jew.
clry stosc. No. 71D l1oaLwuy. opposite htcwaEt's.
Grols Hrnt c. o. d., with privilege 10 examine bu-
fore paying for lhrm 6unl for illustrated prlcu.
list. have nO agents.