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, 1876-08-11
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, 1876-08-11

Tho emphatic expressions Of indignation
ralled forth by the action OF tho Building
Committee Of the County Doard in agreeing
10 recommend the award Of the out-atono
contract TO one Of the highest bidders seems
to hayo almonished the Ring OF tho danger
of too great haste in carrying out that infa-
,nous steal. It was probably on this account
Tint tho report OF tho Committee was not
submitted yosturday, though it was we'll
known thnt Ito report bud been agreed upon,
il not fully prepared. Tho Hing lacked tho
courage to rush tho job through in the face
Of tho popular clauor against it, but con.
cl,..lod to await moro favorable oppor.
tupitY.
, 1876-08-11

There In one thing that must DO said IN
T1npEa's bchn!f, and TINT Ii, he captured
HENDRICKS On tho currency question. Tho
latter had been looked upon by tho rag-baby
disciples as tho very embodiment Of sl'ill-
plastor currency and imitation, "eqnal to tho
wants Of trade md speculation" and his
strength In Indinna and tho West will, Ills
larty wns based uron his grecnbackism. It
was for this reason TINT ho received nearly
POO votes In tho st. Louis Convention for
President. Lot tls eco how he hos stuck to
his greonback professions of fnith- TILDES,
in liB lottor Of acceptance, says:
~ Reform In necessary" declares the ST. 1outs
Conventions, - to establish snunl currency, rc..
stare the pMbc credit, and maintain thu national
honor" .Tho object demanded BY the convcn%tion %
L stade1 "o's t <a sst ra G% "s Noua st
only '.rcttora The pMb!Ic cred!t'' and mnintatn
sound currency" for tho pcop1c.
trhero3iB no nliataking this construction Of
tho st. Louis platform. 1'oforo It waa made
public HENDn1oKs visited Saratoga twico for
tho express purpose Of comforting with TIL
DEN, and seeing whnt he intondod to aay On
the resumption question: IGaving read It,
and henrl T1LpBN's reasons for espousing
the hard-money side Of the currency issue,
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nm announcement of 1,fs nfIhoston tn bn]Ifon
md roiection of orocnbacks. la roitorotca It
throo times, The frat t,roo In this tnncnnro. :.
It would have bcon Impossible fur nc 10 accert
tle nomlnati3n II eonia not 1sat.y !hdofso tac
Tore, 10 l,o ablo uncquiyoeasly 10 ieclare tlla.
aEseg IN The Trlnesptss lbal!!on appf2ese the pon
, 1876-08-11

The Confcicrates in Congress- got scare
Yesterday. such as thcy hayo not oxperionccd
since JEFF DAVIS rot tho tligpatch from LEE
that ho must rotreat from, Richmond. h1r.
sco4r Ionp. Democratic member from the
CITY of Utica, in New York, without any
urevioua notice. submitted aresolution which.
after rec;t;np The Fifteenth Amendment to
the Consultation. rcat1s.
t!s asserted that the right Of suffrage is resisted
md controlltt hy fraud, ntimttnt!n, md violence
mcnt; na' and ''A " Ns'~' ''' '''e>'''' ''"''''
WmEM1s s, Az etszes are entitled 70 protection
Tesoista, i,y tic House, that ai attempts by
torse tSs59st r. ny or y 1o
and tic guilty PARTIES should receive coadgn and
cnfs.ral Ta 9,p., hnre 1ho noocrota rosor,o ~
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saso;nt,an u IT,. and r,ra,ont ita raao,,;n. - roto ~
, 1876-08-11

The River and TIarbor bill WIS passed by
both branches Of Congress ycstorlny. Au
agreement has been rcached upon tho Con-
sular and Diplomatic aud tho Legislative,
judicial, and Appropriation bills, which will
probably DO passed by AIondny.
, 1876-08-11

BAnEEY CAULF1ELD, our Member from
Bridgeport, has not found time during the
presont session Of Congress to do anything
for his constituency, nor to correct tho mis-
representation OF liB people Wien ho vir-
tually indorscd BEN I1LL'a libel on Camp
Douglas. BARNEY hns beon otherwise en-
gagged. He was mado Chairman OF ono Of
tho small routine committees known as tho
"Committoo on Expenditures in the De-
partmcnt Of Justice" and, partly to serve
his Confcdornte mnstors in Congress-, and
partly to achiovo some notorioty for himself,
liz has been engaged in trying to catch the
President ct tho United States in some
transaction unwarranted by law. Some
months ago BARNEY gave out to tho Demo-
cratic newspapers TINT ho had succeeded,
TINT he had caught the President,
who had been using funds Of Government
10 help rc-cloot himself, On this premature
announcement the Democratic newspapers
set up tho customary howl, aud demanded
tint thc President DO impeachcd. But BAR
NEr was singnlarly. backward in coming for
ward with his evidence, nnd tho Democratic
newspapers had to drop their sensation, md
thero was no movement in tho direction OF
impeachment. More recently, however,
BARNEY Las brought in hin report, aud, not
withstantling the evidence shows tfat tho con-
tingont fund was used in New York for tho
very purpose for which it WIS provided, viz:
to pny supervisors Of elections, prepare
registry lists, and prevent frauds On tho bal
lot-box, BAl.sEY fools compelled to report
that tho President, md tho Attornoys-G Gcn-
oral AKEnMAN and WILLIAMS, who supplied
DAVENPORT with tho Ssh 900 of tho Contin-
gent Juliciary Fund, diverted it from its
proper uso to ono entirely foreign to tho oh.
| jecis of the law" What shocr bosA aud
nonsense oil this is. Ii thcro wcro scln-
tilln OF evidence TINT President GRANT has
made OF directed Ill unlawful ,,so Of any
Government funds, tho 1Iouso would Aayo
brought in articles of impeachment against
him within twonty-foar hours after ascertain-
Ing the fact. The Confederate majority in
Congress would have asked nothing better.
Indeed, 1t was what sloy have beon chiefly
engaged in looking for during their ninc
months session. Tho real facta in tho cnsc
nro succinctly stated iu thu following bum.
mary Of tue minority report OF tho Judiciary
Committee
Tho snb}ect whfc, occupied tic Intention d! the
Committee was thu dshufaeIaunt Ct S;s4, 0u0 BY the
request sf tic President, during taa years 1871
and -. TO ictcc aud punsh i'cInacratc frauds II
New iGEk city elections. 1'hiA waa tho only mt.
ntncancr. anu tho majority Beized Ipun this, III
koon ~ presented, with III nnnusio shlspened By
up 10 thA tiina i.u been cntlrrly hasfen 1t results
Thu minnrIty fGrtsrr wy that II will INT ao tenlct
, 1876-08-11

4 New York paper drops into statistics m,
demonstrates TINT family of nix, With uIc .cr.
want, cau spcml three months In Europe ut le..
expense than at atsaratoga or Newport. The eo,,
of thu foreign tourIs liked at s100, and that n
quartor at tho watcrEng-place at enough II
break up millionaire In twenty minutes,
, 1876-08-11

Tho cattle market in New York City Is TO-
ported to hnve yestortlay bocn in worao
condition for the selling interest than at any
previous time since Tho breaking out OF the
ixraat KQbellion.
, 1876-08-11

A phtla''elrhan proposes the cremation ol
gnsbngp md refuse. aud auggcsts tile erseto,
of fur;arcs for sflnt PURPOSE lie thinks II ),
1'cttrr pan t1an to poison the n!r with s|ccpm,
posing vegetable tnattcr,-an csscntial rcsu,, n,
tho present method Of throwing 1t arounl lota
in alleys mud vacant lots.
, 1876-08-11

French Swans nrc discussing srontancon,
combustion, and i!agc CONC to the ,,nanImou,
conclusion that they can't agree. Ont faction
claims that tic human tissues soaked IN nlrohd
have power Of spontaneous tgutt!ol,, while tlg
otlcr elaine they haven't. 30 tic .nat;>,
, 1876-08-11

4 significant recognition Of tho safety and
ioundness OF the popular loan aa IN inycst-
a,cnt was afforded yesterday by tho taking
of S5..5, 600 Of tho revenue warrants by tho
Chicago board Of Trade, the Directors of
HAT body regarding this aa tho best possible
employment Of the surplus funds Of tho
HOnrf}
, 1876-08-11

Tho Chicngo produce markets wero rather
moro active yesterday In the aggregate, md
most Of then were easier. Mesa pork closed
16o per brl lower, at $l8.35 for August aud
Sl8.4O for September. Lard closed q s!latlo
lower, at $ll..5 per 100 lbs cash and
s3ll.27} for September. Alrata were weak,
at 7tc TOR boxed slouders, % for DO short
, 1876-08-11

Tho French Government has granted tho
permission necessary to loy MI ocean tele-
graph cnblo between Paris and Now York,
and tock-subHcription will soon bo opened.
, 1876-08-11

4 Convention Of representatives Of Amcri-
cal and European Cotton Exchanges was
held in Liverpool Wednesday, Aug. 0, and
Ection WIS taken looking to n uniformity Of
regulations affecting tho cotton trnle.
, 1876-08-11

Tho territory along the cost between NtrcaA
the Italian frontier Inns hccn almost cBtirc),
given up to the production OF fcnlons Iii
estimated TINT a, ,0oo, 900 will be Slipped to till,
nJlpfphfo.
, 1876-08-11

APOLLO COMMANDEHY OF KNIGHTS TEst1AR.
Yau requested to report. fnliy cf9tpncd q tho
Hrnury Saturday at n. III. prompt. tu 10Th with st.
Ily order Of tho Commnnder.
CLAIsLEs II. D1tOWEiE &. q.
, 1876-08-11

The threatened suspension Of operations E3
tho Pennsylvania coa1-tnincs wifi throw 3o,oN
miners out of employment.
, 1876-08-11

EwAsnISGToN CHAPTER, No. IS, II. A.. NJ
1cy',iar tuhvocaton ths tFtiday) evening, at ESQ
panotis cordially tnyitei. ny oner 9f the 81. T. H. r.
ClthS. Il, WRIGHT. Secretary.
, 1876-08-11

Cooler weather, with occasional showers,
nrc tho meteorological conditions predicted
for this region to-day.
, 1876-08-11

GrecnbackB at tho New York Gold Ex-
change yesterday closed at 893.
, 1876-08-11

ST. JOHNS cnSCLAyE NO. I. +. OF Z. 4 G, AND
Ing for work and adoption Of by lava. .a,,7,,,r
, 1876-08-11

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PERSONAL.
Dom Pedro has taken Lonion at galap. anil Il
now ovcssunnfnE the Continent of Europe. II he
does not die noon. he will have exhausted I'll,
worll.
Commodore Vanderbilt Ia missed at Saratcr.
v,crc hc,rsca to nluv whist for 10 cents Il noir
milking enough monry In tho course Of tic sra.or
10 ]efray Ills cxpcnaca.
Mr w,,,tor, Roach 1owronco h, q r,,,,,, m
ttco twrrtv. .r,n. cuIu1nr. Inn. in tho aihor" ~,
jowrant In xay INT fin amar,r,n v,c,v NJ H., 'S
tradition nnrst,on Ia c,ro,,cnus WI "a
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satMn netnAatul' .'l1 hssa. rte''.n as.e"' ny
he1a'ied hes co,nn III heF ueaeham'oer az sef rrs
no.et "eaF '"' iafc Nonsca"' llus unique F"fa
VI iuthhaFe was a'aae AZ net oFaet t"o yours ~"
Ten. Reeves. one OF Tho bollcat pf tho cAt1n
lcatlcrs, WINS Killed nn the 9Th Inst. by Spah''h
alarpkfooter. The General waa formcrlya c|e's
In tic employ OF A. T. Stewart q Co. Ills fatb4
was Clergyman in Brooklyn.
Discussing The question whether authorship IL
uays TINT tho autt.or Ut .'St. Elmo" il tho on,
American writer Ut fiction to whom publtshs,
vii! pay SIG. 600 OH receipt Of manuscript.
D.. Mary Walker held Tllilcn ratification meet.
lug in Washington last Saturday night and ''ra,l.
ned" fed extensively in company with % num1era
collection was taken mp a' the end Of the services,
81, QUO, ooo BY rlse In tic value of raw s'l Ee.
,o,s 1 death Of M st9w.t he ss inusea" d
M siss, i" and % tl.o wisdom Of btu purchases Is nowas
p',ns,: msa y,,co. TIN ,1crzc,ov,,u linn y, Ar +,
,,o,, an vo.ra -, oro ~ din,,,,rt;v, Stature ,,t
pu, apd not III ansono at; Sic D In. snanops away IT,
, 1876-08-11

4 doctor of Mian, Italy, IL curing b!oo1-
diseases BY subiest!ng thu iat!cut IT, u COLL
ugcs-ul.Elr 18th. tbs alr. chemically purified
, 1876-08-11
,AN1USEAIE ENTS.

New ChtcnRO Theatre.
Clark street, between Lake and Randolph, hoo.
dRX,a Mtnei tilS
, 1876-08-11

Nonlcyss Thcntrc.
Randolph FtrCet, hctwccn Clark md LnGalte. En-
EeGrn1ent Of John Dillon. 'fau1 l'ry' aua t'De
, 1876-08-11

Parties leaving thu city for tho aumH1cr can hasn
TINS DAIRY TnnuNE forwarded to any address upon
bc rrunptly mailed Ia singia wrapper postage paid.
for q per iuQntll.
, 1876-08-11

Alc1pff Thcntrc.
Monroe street. corncE Dearborn. Variety perform.
, 1876-08-11
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

rArADLH IN ADvANCE-r0srA0n rRKFAlD At
Tits OFFICE.
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ia * ~ vrar cr ,0nt Lon
iisf,rd 10 nnY address (cr weeks fpr.......+. 1UO
sptiy ttrryt .'"n' .u.a' ,............. an
rtt.Wrrky nnstnafd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., UU0
Iurts al yrsr rEr month. .6D
WEEKLY EplFloHi POSTPAID
2lti al nyr 8u1
iIt1h uf twnnt = 1003
lottaEo rrcrn!A.
Hfcc!incn cn;'ra fcnt fire.. .. ........
Tn prrycnt delay n1 mistakes hc md Gtye Post
oFcc nidrcsa In inll. including State md County.
1,cmt1nncc. mny I've nsdn either by draft. eIrrcss
ru*tutce 1rlcr IN Registered lcttets 1t our r!sk.
FERNS TO CITY sunsCntnE1ts.
Uli,y, delivered Sunday excepted, as cents pet week.
Tally, ycscd. Sunday included, 80 cents Icr Week
Address THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Cerncr Msa!Aon and Dearborn. .xt&.. Chicago. Ill
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-11
Simply SneeZing.

An action was tried recently before the
Lambeth County court, In England,
which grew out of simple sneeze. Yhe
plaintiff was in the army and navy CO.
operative stores, Westminster, in the
drapery department, of which defendant
was manager. About 10 o'clock at night,
when assisting to take stock, having a
cold in his head, he was compelled to
sneeze. He sneezed rather loudly, for
defendant came up to where the plain
tiff and others were at work and de-
manded to know who sneezed. The
plaintiff at once admitted thathe was the
sneezer, upon which the defendant told
him that the next time he wanted to
sneeze he must go outside and do 1t.
Shortly afterward the plaintiff felt him
self compelled to sneeze again, and put
ting on his overcoat, said to defendant,
"Please, sir, am going out to sneeze. T"
He was then told by the defendant that
If he went outside he must go altogether,
and upon his proceeding to do SO, the
defendant insisted on his returning the
weeks wages he had received a few
hours previously, the weeks work not
expiring until the afternoon of the next
day. AS he declined to comply with
this demand, the defendant took him
by the collar and pushed him down a
spiral staircase a flight at time. He
was subsequently marched off the pre-
misses between policeman and door
keeper. He claimed damages for the
injuries he had received by his rapid de-
scent down stairs. After several wit
nesses had been examined, and the de-
PENDANT had given evidence, the jury
rendered verdict Ill favor of the sneezer
for EGO damages.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-11
The Latest Giant.

An Irish giant who arrived in Bal6-
more last week is thus described He is
a native of County Derry, is seven feet
four inches high, large-boned but not
stout, and his name is given as James
AlIander, twenty eight years old. None
of his ship-mates are tall enough to reach
above his shoulders, and some of them
not much above his waist. The motion
of the vessel, which requires all sailors
to stop in keeping their equilibrium, has
made the Derry man round-shouldered,
and at present he is very crooked giant,
but he expects to be Strengthened out In
Philadelphia There was entirely too
much of him to enable hiun to be an effici-
ent seaman, but he expects to be success
In the show business. The vessel made
a quick trip. coming across in twenty
eight days, showing that the weight of
the giant was not hindrance to her sail
ing. Allander says he is gardener, and
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-11
A Toast.

Two Important Discoveries! The discovery
Of America by Columbus, and DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery the one opening up
to mankind new continent, the other foun-
tain of health, which is Indispensable to the full
enjoyment of life and It's blessings. In re-
Spouse to the above sentiment come the unso-
licted attestations of tens of thousands of
grateful PATIENTS who have been relieved Of
chronic ailments through it's fundamentally.
Those voices are limited to no one locality, but
from every city, village, and hamlet, in our
broad domain, as well as from other chimes, and
in the strange utterances of foreign tongues,
like the confused murmur of many waters.
come unfegned and hearty commentators.
It u.s. in combination with the Pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets the great depurator of the age.
Under its benign action eruptions disappear,
excessive waste is checked, the nerves are
strengthened, and health long banished from
the system, resumes her reign and re-estab-
fishes her roseate throne upon the cheek. All
who have thoroughly tested it's virtues in the
diseases for which it is recommended unite in
pronouncing it the great Medical Discovery of
the age.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-11
Fifty-MiIe Mustang Race.

The ffty-mile ustang race on the
Bay District course was decidedly sue
cessful. This species of turf sport has
It's merits outside of its novelty. The
race was for $500 side, fifty miles out,
each contestant to be allowed ten horses,
and required to change horses every
mile. The parties to the match were 81.
N. Mowry and j. P. Smith, both men
whose business is in the saddle, and who
have become Injured by years of expert
ence to the disagreeable firmness of the
Spanish saddle and the unpleasant pecu-
liarities of the mustang horse.
The qual ter-stretch was crowded with
bucking, rearing and kicking half breed
horses, among which it was " dangerous
to be SAFE" At o'clock the judges or
dered the riders up, and they set off with
promptness. The horses used by Mr..
Smith were notably superior to those OF
Mowry; but he was deliberate In his
mounts and dismounts, while Mowry
threw himself from one horse to another
almost without losing his Roadway. By
this means he more than made up for
the difference in the speed of his horses.
He was repeatedly timed, and he at no
time occupied more than from three to
five seconds in making change. At
the close of the tenth mile, Mr.. Smith,
in attempting to mount an ev1-disposeS
bronco, received severe kick just be-
low the right knee, which rendered him
very stiff and sore. To this mishap he
ascribes his defeat. With few excep-
tons, Smith led to the end of the fortieth
mile. At this stage Mowry turned loose
his choicest horses, and at the end of the
forty eighth mile was full quarter
ahead. Smith rode desperately to close
it up, but without success, and Mowry
came under the wire winner OF the race
and money by 200 yards.
Time-10 miles, 26 minutes; 20 miles,
81 minutes; 25 miles, 65 minutes; 30
miles, II minutes; 40 miles, l hour and
43 minutes; so miles, hours and 8
minutes.
Mr.. Mowry, the winner, insists that
he won the race upon his merits, and
that Mr.. Smiths accident made no diff
ference in the result. He has ridden
several races of this kind in this State,
and won reputa ion as daring and
skillful horseman. It is his intention to
visit Philadelphia, taking number OF
California horses, and intending to chal-
lenge any man, or the world, to ride
against him in long distance races.-Sd7'
Francisco Call.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-11
Value of Legal Services.

A curious illustration of the difference
of opinion which prevails among lawyers
themselves, as to the value of their
services, was afforded by suit before a
New York court last week, in which
Eldridge T. Gerry, a tolerably we'll
known lawyer, sought to recover for
professional services in case. Charles
O'Conor and ex-Judge Porter thought
he ought to have $4,000, while ex-
Judge Fullerton and two other lawyers
said that from 5000 to $500 would be a
plenty. The jury awarded him So, 900.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-11

THE ENORMOUS WASTAGE of grain, SO inevitable
acth other styles of Threshers, be SAVED by this
Improved Machine, sufficient, every job to than
pay all expenses of threshing
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLET, HUNGARIAN and
like seeds threshed separated cleaned and saved
easily and perfectly Wheat, Oats, RE Barley
AN EXTRA PRICE is usually paid for grain and
seeds cleaned by this machine, for extra cleanliness.
IN THE WET GRAIN of 1875, these were substan-
tally the ONLY MACHINES that could run with profit
economy, doing fast, thorough and perfect work,
1Chen Others utterly failed
ALL GRAIN, TIME and MONEY wasting complica.
tons, such Endless Aprons, "Raddes "Beaters,
Pckers" ETC., are entirely dispensed lCih less than
one-half the usual Gears, Belts Boxes and Journals
easier managed; durable light running cost
ly repairs; dust no litterngs" to clean up; not
troubled by adverse Winds rain or storms.
FARMERS and GRAIN RAISERS who posted
in the large saving made by it will not employ infe-
ror and wasteful machines, but will Insist on this
improved Thresher doing their work.
FOUR SIZES made for 6, 8, 10 and IL Horse
Powers. Also speciality of SEPARATIONS, designed
and made EXPRESSLY FOR STEAM POWER.
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, VIZ. our Inn
proved Triple Gear" and our "Spur Speed" Wood
bury Style) both " Mounted - on four wheels.
IF INTERESTED in Threshing or Grain Raising,
apply to nearest Dealer write to for Hustra
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