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National Republican., 1876-05-29
FOR RENT.

FOh hENI.
-~~~~r~N~O'Oc~S>S~-cc< <c<SNNNNOON~~>~~o~
7O7 SIXTH STREET. NORTHWEST,
fuIpished second story rrOnt ROOM, sultssie ior
two gentlemen. myo-1t.
10 MARYLAND AVENUE NORTH
suite and single. House; and furniture new new. All
modern convcniences. Location sirv and quiet,
Ws9s m9 ss!f square Of street cars aud Capitol Park
LAX STREET-FoR RENT-A DE-
Ito nghtfally cool suite OF rooms. Also,
single ma. room. Apply between andS O'Clock p m
ll1I ROOMS for rent, suitable ior dentist
Inquire at billions Gallery, LIZ Pennsylrsns ave-
nue.. mys5-6t
EOR RENT-DBsK AND DEsK:RooM on
gansly and furnished office, complete In all
''' 49, M. EASTWOOD, Broker,
myz ~ laa Pennsylvsuia ave.
S23 AND S25 ovI,a TEsMoNT sTIn AZ. AyENgE, NdII;
nished parior and bedroom on nrst door; also,
large and small bsd;rSoT on second tpor A, Accom- @
72O THgRTEEMTK sTREkT SoRTs
BEp-Rooas aud PERL6RS. -+'''" - Jsns-tf
TOR RENT-TwO LAKGE, ELEGANTLY
Il furnished, communicating ROOMS, fronting on
S1ire corner Of seventeenth street and Pennsyivs-
Mia avenue, Army and Navy Market. Ianl-tf
E11 THIRTEENTH STREET NORTH
Congress and others desiring Sandsomciye
Rooms, with or without board can Be suited Sy ap-
XII SEVENTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE
municatng Office rooms, at IS per month; also, sew.
eral sPsftneGts IN an elsgsnt
house, with or Without board. Apply At Room No.
2 5ll Seventh street. deee-4
Z. --,-- HOUSES. 49, II
Gao PER MONTH WILL RENT A FUR
pfo nished eight-roOm brick house, with al
modern improvements; very cool in summer. call
at i5o7 Tenth street. - my99.
EOR REMIT FOR RENTg FOR RENTg
Northwest corner Ilth street aud Penns. avenue.
store and basement s; 500 per year.
Northwest corner OF Penna avenue and lith street,
Nc Is S sSo;e 18th per MONTH
No. N street, above 18th, (new).... s5H -
No. led n street.............'..'.'.'... %
No SIS SIS ID s. street, partly FURNISHED. 50
No. 100 4th street southeast, cor. A.. % -
No. ll25 18th street northwest....... %
No. 1851 Corcoran street. %
No. issS L street northwest. t............ %
No, l5z l. street northwest.........-..
No sii2 street northwest. ............ % =.
Store at 18th and streets southwest. % :.
Store at lst and y str'ets southwest. IA -
No. 7zs 5th street southeast............ IL
Stable in Przther's alley 10
Apply to b. II. WARNER,
myL-3t Seventh and streets.
ENOR RENT Tw0-STORY FRAME
Il HOUSE, containing seven rooms. Possession
given Immediately. Apply at ANTON HEIT-
MULLER'S, corner of Fourteenth and N streets,
No. 1871. myz-2t'
67 BRIDGE STREET CORNER OF JEFF
~ ! ferson, ,Georgctswn-For Rent-Twelye rooms,
with modern conveniences, in nice order and fine
views; good yard and CELLAR cheap to good tenant
Apply 10 DR.. CRAGIN, l2i DunbartOn street.
my24-6r
00S MISSOURI IAVENUE-FOR RENT
ccc A four-story BRICK HOUSE, containing
thirteen rooms; with all modern improvements;
southern exposure. Possession given June l. APP
ply TO Mrs. III. II. Stevens, So street northwest.
my23-tf
1oSo q STREET, BETWEEN THIR-
Iccc teen-and-A-half and Fourteenth streets
southwest.-FOr rent, brick House, s rooms. In
quire next door. my3-6t'
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
National Republican., 1876-05-29
BOOKS AND STATIONER

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NOo|o%NnNNN(NN
VNHE PRIME MINISTER; BY ANTHONY
L TROLLOPE. For sale at SHIL-
LINGTON'S BOOKSTORE. corner AKVA
Four-and-a-half street and Pennsyl-
yania avenue.
Daniel Deronda: by George Eliot
The Hand of Ethelberta; by ThOs. Hardy.
Diana Carew; or, For Woman's Sake; by Mrs.
Forester, author OF Fair Women
Meta Victor.
,,Wyeh-Hazel; by the author Of wide, Wide
Word.''
One Nights Mystery: by May Agnes FIemming.
Are You My Wife? by the author OF paris Before
the War;
Note, Letter, Cap Paper, and Envelopes, Blank
Rocks, Pens Pencils and Ink. Playing Cards Of all
sorts and qualities, wholesale and retail at the very
myis-tf sHILLINGToN,s Bookstore.
National Republican., 1876-05-29

t~TO LOVERS OF FINE BRIAR-
kS ROOT PIPES.
n. GOLDsTEIN,
Gil Pennsylvania Avenue,
Has received ipS spseR e ps iTPGEEsed
with and without amber mouthpieces,
which he offer; a. my per cent beloS the regular
sy s
r~A CARD-TO ALL WHO ARE
OF youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss OF
OF ARC TR ss. ~ amy
was discovered BY a missionary in South America.
T. 1NMAN, Station d, Bible House. New York
~sAMARITAN NERVINE, THE
ST. InS ali @
SO%s only knqwa RpsSe remedy for
has never been known TO fall in single Trial
ssDR d. a.
Box 7I1, St. Joseph, Mo. no2s-tf
s REMEMBER JUSTH's OLD
- STAND: He pays for Secondhand Clot9.
he's Ref slSsys @ has, st sis Street between sIxtS and
Seventh streets northwest. Note by mail prSmptly
s~TEETH s7 PER SET, EITHER
iege of Dental Surgery, and Sf the Rush Medical
% SeE ef1. % Gas and e eiloroform used IN sssE.stax
teeth. Jell-tf
h~DR. j. B. JOHNSON, OF ALEX.
1 Ss5s 6eR Is Ss s
the District of Columbia.
Willard's hotel and the Owen house.
once hours from 10 q. m. 70 4p. m. my2s-n
t~pLEGAL AND OTHER BRIEFS
kS PRINTED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE
At the REPUBLICAN, JOB OFFICE. nol3-tf
wwRAPPIHG PAPER FOR SALE
k6S at this ONCE.
National Republican., 1876-05-29
WANTS.

N>(N)NN>> ON<N>NrN<N<-N<N~~GN>~>~ ~%>~-~>N-
"ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE AMER
w lean Woman, situation childreu's msid; !;
have no objection to travelling. Best OF city refer
street. go mYf3-2ts
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08
THE MURDER At EMPIRE.

We canno: suffer the killing OF Sloan
s; Empire to pass by without expressing
an opinion OF its atrocity. twas IS cow
arjly murder as that of poor Wilson
bs Pierre-ii the testimony sdduced
before the Co-oner's Jury is to be be-
lieyed Here IS man beaten with E
pis.o! upan his forehead until he i
dazed arl csazed, attacked from both
sides simultaneously and shot down dead.
Wha; mcc6ery i. is to talk OF man in
his condition doing anything agains.
s-a-h o3!s Tie murderer always seeks
I iechaica! cause to dispatch his victim
There is every appearance of a conspir-
scy IN this bloody business. AS there is
every reason for pronouncing the killing
dastardly, cold blooded, vengstul
murder.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08

SERIOUS AFFEAY. 1880 About 30 P NJ
yesterday an atfray occurred at Mr.. Con-
ner's nursery, which is likely to have a
fatal result. There has been trouble
between a Mr.. Reaser and Mr. Conner.
in regard to land. Mr.. Conner obtained
q deed to the land. which should have
settled the matter. Mr.. Reager, how
ever, considered himself wronged, and
interfered with Corners workmen, by
presenting a cooked pistol and command
ng them to stop work. He was taken
away, but returned yesterday afternoon
and again ordered the men to quit. They
kept on, and he becoming enraged, start
ell after one OF their number, who ran.
Finally the workman turned upon Rea-
ger and struck him on the temple with
q rock. The blow was severe, MASKING
the bone terribly. the wound admitting
q probe one inch. The workman also
received g blow in the back from Rea-
gers son. Reagcr's recovery is said to
be doubtful. The workman was arrest
ed and gave 81 200 bail for his appear
ance before Judge GiIson.-[ Reno Ga
zette, April 6.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08

THE INDEPENDENT NATIONAL Con-
.aIrTEE. - From Chicago April + We
nave the following:
At 4 meeting of tho Independent
National Executive Committee yes.sr-
day in this city the political situation
WIS fully discussed and the following
preamble and resolution adopted:
WHEREAS, In view of the failure of
the present Democratic House of Rep
resentatives and the Republican Sen
ate of the United States to repeal the
pdiOus and oppressive Specie Resump-
ton act of January IA, 1875. and to
devise further financial relief to the
suffering industries of the country,
thus disappointing the just expecta-
tons of Iong-suffering people, and
in view of the alarming Developments
OF fraud, bribery and official corrup-
zion which pervade and debauch
every branch of the public service,
rnenacing the very existence of free
institutions: therefore.
RESOLVED, That the National Execu-
two Committee OF the Independent
party do earnestly appeal to the peo-
Pile of the United States in every State
10 organize and send delegates to the
National Independent Convention, to
he held at indianapolis, Indiana, May
IL, 1876, as the only hope of securing
that just financial legislation and pure
government which is indispensable to
their welfare.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08
\ RAILROAD TO COLUHEJS VIA
WALKER RIVER.

In the Borax Miner Of April we
ind the following very interesting
statement: "Siace the success of Co
Iunbus mining ,iistric. has become an
established iarf, many projects have
been canyaSSe,l with the virsy of short
ening the time ii communication with
the Central PIciiic Railroad. We are
informed that Judge Harris and others
who presented the bill to the last Leg
isla.ure asking for franchise 70 con-
struct Railroad from Carson TO the
Colorado River. intend 10 revive the
matter az the next session. It is TO be
hoped thai the giaring defects Of the
old bill vii! ~. remedied-that names
of responsible men be given as incor
porators, and iha; the line traversed
lie properly Sc, forth. In short, that
the matter re put in such shape that
the Legislature and the citizens may
know what they are doing. Some
rumors are afOat concerning narrow
gauge from Wal~wor;h, and the pre-
limina-y arrangements are completed
for wagon road from Dayton TO Ma
SON Valley. Ri;t in the various enter
plises TO reference is made to the
Navigation % Walker Lake. Here is
q magnificent tranquil shee. OF water,
navigabie at all seasons OF the year
for distance of thirty-five miles, and
which by its direct course would save
ut least ten miles more, equal to forty
live miles of railroad. y narrow
gauge from any point on the railroad
20 The lake would bring railroad and
steamboa: communication to within
about thirty-five miles of Columbus,
and at the same time entirely avoid
the ellis Mountain grade. It is true
that the lake is 2 part of the Piute
Reservation, but in view of the i'm
portant position this splendid body of
water occupies in relation to the great
future traffic OF the country, all the
Indians could hope TO gain by its eN-
elusive use would not amount to
enough in a score of centuries to weigh
against its usefulness in the opening
up of this vast mineral section. Nor
do We believe that it would require a
very strong effort to obtain the right of
way from the Government This
seems to have reverence to a very i'm
portant subject. 1t is certainly one
which, if the Miners data are at all
reliable should be carefully examined.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08

DIsCoUNTING A PRovERB.-A men,
her of the Austin Stock Board, in
reading collection Of old proverbs,
came across this one: "Speech is
silver, silence is golden :" and then
he wanten to know if every word a
fellow said must be taken at dis
count, and if all the dumb people
were worth a premium. Another
member informed that they are, in
those cases where it is a wife or
mOther-in.1aw that is dumb.-Rey-
ellie.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08

THE RereMe thinks the New York
Herald talks sensibly and should prac-
tice what it breaches when it talks as
follows:
One reason why We pay 81, per cent.
for our money abroad is that we have
fallen into a habit of universal Islander.
We degrade ourselves, defame our coun-
try, triie with our credit. call upon the
world to see what rascals and knaves
we are. and then marvel that the world
should take Us at our word and charge
US more for money than nations without
half of our resources. We shall
strengthen our credit when We protect
our self-respsct.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08

CLAY AND WEBsTER.-A stranger
went into a Main street store, this
forenoon, and asked for some Clay
pipes. The storekeeper said he was
out of them, but had Webster's die
tionary, if that would answer as well.
The stranger said he didn't care to
handy words about it.-Reveille.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08

STATE PRIsoN.-Mr. l.. Richard
son, contractor, informs US that there
is an abundance of Carson dollars
within reach, and that the suspension
of work was only temporary, on &C.
count of lime no. arriving as ordered.
The necessary articles will be at hand
tonight and the work resumed to-
morrow. Mr.. Richardson states that
there will be no trouble in completing
the wall within all specifications Of
the contract Reno Gazette, April 8.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08

The Rhode Island election IS the
subject of dispatch dated Providence
April which reads as follows:
Full returns of Yesterdays election
for Governor gives Lippit Republican
S,35.; Howard Prohibition Republi-
can G.SS5; Beach (Dem.) 1902.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08

LIFE is again secure in Sacramento
and California breathes freer now that
her Legislature has adjourned.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08

Call and examine the large assortment OF goods
at E. e. RAILS. Gang Plows, Side.hill Plows,
Breaking Plows, extras for Plows; Stoves of all
kinds; also the celebrated Medallion Range;
Crockery and Glassware, Paints and Oils. Bar
fixtures, Coal Oil, Chemical and Rubber Paints,
Gas fixtures; Doors, Windows, Blinds, ETC., etc.;
all Of which he offers low down for cash.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-08

White Goods.
En- broicerieS.
Corse-s. &c. etc.
We ere now selling:
Good Corsets. worth 81 - tor-...........,.S' 90
Good yictoris Lsw,,...........,..;aa, cts :. yard
Good plsin Ssinsook ...,:.5 cts : yard
Good checked Naiusook............., CTS = yard
Good white Swiss Musljn.........25 cts > yard
White PiqUes and Marse.lles. rs cts s yard
Good EubroideGies ................2j e:s s. ya-,i
spools genuine Clark Cotton .......,.....25 cts
Genuine Lonsdale Muslin ......I.h cts > yard
Genuine White Rock NUslin-Iab cts > yard
Good Canton FlarneI ..-...-....I2H cts > yard
And not to forget that small item. " Calico,
a r-,a1 ? 81
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

tss~xranL ais ktsr<ha hvi x~s~.
rA Serta>~ vsz~ni FroP>sss.-
JsAo Pt.asi& aSaaa - srsy -
naxrs<i 80 sslit~l .xsAs ssxslSAo
vofsnsk&Ae ekr~~z
BRITISH coIrNBIA
Asazls re& 80 Hrsss~A 10
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a. ~. aaoa.o.
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lsEsa Pra dtAd m4y~ss-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19
Dim zastupci.

Ferdinand Wood podkva M.
vrh xkkona, kterym sc ma usts>
noyani xkkona finantnfho 70 dns
10. Iedna 1875 dflecne obmeziti, .
n6vrat X Elats mInI rmotniti. .
sis by Sc mnozstvf papirov5ch
penxs smensiio.
Randall nayrhdje suspend dem
nfho poFidku, ohisdsm pFsvssti
nkvrhu sSkona o amnsstii ' po'
rndu.
Blaine % dostAl do xivejM de,
bafy . RandaIIem nases sbyl M
vrh ns ukonSsni dehAty l59 prot
os SIasom pfijat.
BIains navrhoval witt ' opst'
nou 6vshu toto hIasovknf, jslikoa
sobS pTeje pfsopjiti dodatek Z =
to pfsdloss, IL totiz Jessrson -
VI . vssobecnS amnestis ma b3s'
vyIoutsu : pokrasoval tsnto evel
dodAtsk dlonhou FeA odavodho
vati, ' kters sbzyIkstn5 hresy 3
AndsrsonviIIs nejzivSjlmt barva'
mi IfxiI.
1ss
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

Morton pfedklAda nAvrh v pfi-
cine volby proyisorniho pfedse>
dy senatu, die souhlasneho ma
hledu vetsiny volebnfho vyboru
. sice snf tento navrh takto:
Uxavfeno, te sc dfadnf doba
presidenta senatu, kdyf mezf tim
dmrtfm vicepresidenta, ktery co
Iakovy zaroveh presidsntem ses
natu Jest, misto Sc uprazcnflo.
Uzavfeno, 10 dmrtim vicepresi-
denta dfAd prozatfmniho presi>
denta senatu SO neuprkzdni.
Uxavfeno, To senat die libosti
toto mfsto uprazdniti obsaditi
mule.
Uxavfeno, he Thomas w. Ferry
Z Michigan, ktery v poslednim
kongresu "a poEatimniho presi-
denta senatu xvolen byl, mocf
tsto volby dfad vykonAvati ma.
Odevzd&nf tohoto navrhu do
tisku, bylo pfJato pfesio Sc k
dennimu pofadku.
Dne IL. SO pokracovalo V roko-
vinf o tonic nAvrhu.-Debata Sc
toeila kolem navrhu Thurmana,
kterS SO snah opak pojmutf Wy
svsthti, jelikoz se to prt nesnasi
9 istavou,aby iedna osoba moe W.
konnou zaroveh Eakonodarnou
msla. Kdya sc koneene pfistoupi-
10 X hlasovanf o navrhn 1hurma-
move, byl tento 20 proti Ii hla-
sam Eavrhnut. Tfeti odstavec
nkvrhn Dyl pax "a prot Is hla-
sam pfijat.-Ctvrty odstavec nk
vrhu, ktery ustanovuje, 10 Tho
mas W. Ferry Michigan, kterS
v pfedeslem sezenf senatu IA pro
Eatimniho pfedsedu zvolen byl, q
nyni tento dtsd zaujfmA, byl k
nimitce Edmunda, ze 50 to pra-
We ptijat5m navrhem nesrovnava,
. ze Ferry beg toho nedAvno pred
svAtky tomto sv4m dfadu po-
tvrzen byi, Mortonsm Epst wat.
Oglssby - ial z&dost obcano 70
Saratoga Ill. Ea odvolini Ekkona
o tyrd4 meme.
Cooper ozpAmil sen&tu hmrti
Ondfsje Johnsona . drtel ehvalo
rel. Pc nem chalofecii zsmfele-
mn Morton pravil 10 byl pocti-
vsc . muf. Zminil 90 o obzalobs
v afads te on Morton) pro III
hlssoval. ze van, ze Johnson
pfes,oupil zakon, ale 10 nechA
chyby jsho bsti MIN pohfbcny
9 pamatnje pouEe na sluzby semi
prokizane, kters xasluhujf veske-
reho uxn&nf.
PAX mluvIli jests McCreery,
Msrrimon, Paddock, Bogy, Ba-
yard q Key ku eti psmitky A.
Johnsona.
Conkling pfedioail aadost obta-
na novoyorkskych ..sa dodatek Z
6stavs, die eehof by SO zapovida-
10 pflvlssthoykni obecnych penss
nsb msjstki We prospsch seklaf-
sk5ch nibozenskych dtel6.
Dorsey navrhajs shy terni 20
Jlnov6 stall M stejnem stnpni 8
bil5mi ohledne vyslufnSho M.
brady.
Davis navrhuie Evolenf vyboru
ku dakladnsmu prozkoumini
knsh odboru pokladny spolkovS,
We svS feSi pravil Davis, xe 90
bs wal praci, by 90 mu dostalo
vysvstlenf nesrsynsIostech ve
vfroenich EprivAch tohoic %.
psytementu, avsak ami dtadnfcl
tokoto oddsIsni nemohli mu prs
fadouciho vysvstlsni podsti. Nd
ali tsdy nsktery senator sast
yikdul ifsdnik tskoys vysvstls
nj podati, psk prs douii, as ne
buds tim ami okamtik otiIeli.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

New Orlcans.-Dne l2. (. m.
byl j. b. Eustis v xakonodarn&m
sboru "a spolkoveho senators
zvolen cIen1 senAtu % xdsastni-
10 ienom dvanict.-Tsf j Pinch>
back byl PtItomen.-Koluje po>
vest, ze Sc vice-guvernsr Antoine
t4to volbs hodla opfiti. Eustis
Sc sveho easu pfimlouval - Wy
rovninf Whesler-ovo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

stfednictvfm sv6 obchodni komos
ry v5boru pro razenf mince, vAhy
= miry M kterJ 50 viechny osno-
Wy xAkonu tAto x&lezitosti 20 t5-
kajfcf odkixaly. nAvrh, 10 mssto
st. Louis je hotovo, do ukoncenf
stavby move postovnf budoyy il
ne mfstnosti pro postovni sprawl
najmouti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

Geneso, Iil--Jedsn xdejsl OBJ.
can jmenem Nicholas Van Rsns-
ssllasr poail dns .. /. m. jed. aby
konec svSmu zivota nSinil.--Dns
10. I. m. jsdtS pfedpolednsm v II
aodln iii, blfziI - ale rychls sve-
mn koaei. Tento mda byl %
hohis . iakomsc vykfiSsn : utstl
se X samovrszdS n&slsdkem stri-
~, kterou u 'Genssso City Rank
byl utrp3l.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

Concord, N. Demokrasi-
ck9 shromi1deni dne l2, Icdna
xde SO odbyvalo, ustanovilo Da-
niela Marcy "a kandidaia guver-
nera.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

Joliet III. " noel dne 3. t m.
otsvfsl 81 rdejsi kixnici jistt
r. Koch : Cook County. sv<ho
snamenf holis, kter5 pro kridsa
~ 8 roki odscRssa pyI, modem
hlavnf tspnu . zakrvkcel %. Byl
k&xnici jill po druh6.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

Des Moines, Iowa.-Zdejsi sle-
move zakonodarstvf strany repu-
blikinskS navrhIi 8. ]. Kirkwoo-
da dne II. I m. pro dad spolko-
vSho senators, Zavsresns hlaso-
vanf meIo tento vysledek. Kirk
wood So, Price 26, McCrary II .
Belknap (minisir vAiky) Is hlasd.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-19

Perioda stxtnich legislatur
op&tnt - dostavila. zassdaji PHI
t6mnt lsgisistary ssAtu Nov
York, Psnnsylvanss, Ohio, Ken
tucky, niasissiPpi. Aiahana, Wis
coasin, California, Mianssoss,
Kansas Iowa.