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, 1876-07-24

Some days ago document was sent out
broadcast from Washington as the report OF
tho Special Committee which has lad RoBE-
soa's case under consideration, summarizing
the evidence taken relative to tho deposits
with JAZZ CoonE, McOuLLoou h Co. during
tho pnnio Of 1878, au'l recommending that
tho Nouso present articles OF impeachment
against tho Secretary Of tho Navy. Since
then tho announcement has been male that
tho Democrats propose to rocsde from their
position because they fear tho Senate would
proceed at onco with his trial Thiswoulldo-
priye tue case Of allits campaign advantages;
for, 1t the Senate should lind him guilty, his
punishment would 10 brought by tie Hs-
publican majority Of that body, md II they
should lind him innocent ha would DO acquit.
ted after full learing Of both sides, and
there would bo an end OF It. Now tho
Democrats haye undertaken this matter, Let
tho responsibility Of following It out be
upon thom. II tho published report Of the
Committee fairly summarized tho evidence,
there IL q prina Jfton caye against him, and
tho oaonse In such AZ to warrant aud demand
Ais immediate impeachment.
There ia Inv OF the United States reauir-
ing TINT tho foreign agents Of tho Govern
,nent handling navy funds shall be nominated
to tho United Statos' Souats aud approved by
that body. Tls BAnIHa Brothers had been
, 1876-07-24

Tho news from tho scat OF tue 1ndian war
shows that the hostile Sioux are now campol
not far from the scano OF tho late ttefeat OF
CusrEn on tho Little Big Horn. Mennwhilo,
Gen. h1Enn1Tr, who has forced tho chey-
elnes back to their agency, has LETT Fort
Laramie. will reach Fort Fottornan on tho
a5th, and join CnooK about tho eth Of Au-
gust, which will give CRooK force OF l,6ai
, 1876-07-24

The Chicago produce markets were mod
eratcIy acsive Saturday, provisions being
heavy, md breadstuda slender. Mess pork
closed 800 per bzl lower. at sls.s0@1S.8as
for August md $l8.40@ls.42t for septem.
ber. Lard closed 16o per 100 lbs lower,
NJ S1o.76@1o774 for August and $1ns5@
l0.S7A for September. Meats wero d@4o
lower, ut 7ao for boxed shoulders, 01o
for do abort ribs, md 1olo for do abort
olsars. Lake .treights were steady, at 14o
for corn TO buffalo. Rail freights were un-
changed. Highwines were quiet, at Sl.1ot
per gallon Flour was dull Wheat closed
10 higher, at $40 cash and 8sAe for Au-
gust Corn closed IT, lower, at ALTO cash
and 43lo for August Oats closed 10
higher, at CSC for cash, August, or septetn-
her. Aye was quoted at 5o@6ao. Barley was
nominal, at 6i@G0c for September. Hogs
vero in light supply aud were firm ut Fri
days prices, sa!es being effected at $4,000
Geo foF poor to choice. The receipts wero
1850, and for the week Is, ,7B3. Cattle were
steady, Thsra vaa good tousaud, at .0Q
, 1876-07-24


An excellent idea OF the relations which
SAMUEL ]. TIIpEx for many years main-
tanned with boss TWEED iB afforded in tho
verbatim report Of tho cross-c1amination OF
Gov. Tu.pES in the TWEED trial In Februnsy,
1876. THO crafty Reformer began by at-
tempting to convey the impression that lis
acquaintance with the great thief waa Of tho
slightest aud most casual charactor, but be-
foro ho was permitted to leave tho witness.
etaud tie truth TINT ho had sought to COLI
ccal had been with difficulty obtained. It
was shown TINT I11nsx, who had
tlisclaimed anything llko confidential
rclations with TwE1p. md Aad sworn
That le "nover knew him much" had
In fact been on intimate terms with tho Boss,
70 whom le wrote giving him notioo Of the
date OF tho meeting OF the National Demo-
cratic Committee, though TWEED was not q
member Of TINT body; aud again wrote mp
pointing meeting with him In Phila-
dolphin; and yet again wrote to TWEED,
urging him to find O place for Mr, SAMUEL
ALLEN, 40 very old friend Of onrs." Then
there was check put In evidence showing
that III 1868 TWEED paid T1LDEN $5 600 as
Chairman Of the Democratic State Commit
tee. Tho object Of oil this on tho pa1t Of
TwEkp's counsel waa to prove that tho sold
Man" aud tho present Reform candidate for
the Presidency wero aud Ind been for several
years intimate friends and co-workers, and iu
this the oross-exan1inntion Of TupIN was
entirely successful.
, 1876-07-24

his "eminont services In war to maintain
the e1istonce Of the American people ~
milton, and for lis succcsa In recurring the
American people from the disaster md
1ntsory that would hare followed the success
Of the Infamous dogma Of the right Of seces-
sion, and tho man that won1d withhold shat
need OF gratitude is a man who l,asca this
Union and is traitor 10 lis country. Wh'lo
the President hns committed Hauy md
, 1876-07-24

Of money In which he tn to bc paid; greor'-
oacks arc now worth 10 cont" on tho dollar,
anu II can hardly DO olainled thst' II th's aet
ee repeated 1t will havo the eticct OF incfeas'
ing cohhaoneo III tho 1aatnfe' ihero cam
however, oe no aaeos emu accompanied W
the repeal of this net, 1t can IN no ""5
lso.'o.e a'y otaer sene'"o OF "hanco' oe'
e"o'e .a's IS ot itse'E 'nopetatSe "po o'''-
rem IL IL pureiyt Us wo haso 1re1aonuy
stated pioco Of loglalativo sontlmentalism.
tne democrats all KNOW inns, anu yes why
90 'ney oema"o ,.a rope@ 1ne5 Know II.
.ne h'ss pace snat tho Fcpea o'l1 o"huo'
oocome la"-that u WI. not 10 oven con.
s'ae4eo IN the oen"to' lhear oo]oc!' 'non' 1s
, 1876-07-24

We were furnished On Saturday with List
Of tho persons who have fllod objections be-
fore tho County Court to Judgment for tho
unpaid taxes Of 1876. This list contains be-
tweon hyo md six hundred namos Of persons
who object to paying taxes, and desire that
their taxes be charged over to other people,
and is headed, OF course, by M&rrxsos and
SGonEY. Tho end sought by these porsona
is primarily the escape Of taxation. For this
they havo bargainod with certain attorneys
that, in case the collection Of taxes DO de-
tented, they will pay such attorneys 10, 12,
or 20 per cont Of tho tar escaped. There nro
ness as low % or & per cent Falling this,
they sock time on the payment Of tho tax
That Is, they propose TO borrow (by with.
holdlng) that amount Of public revenue, md
to rotain 1t as long as they can manage to do
so by litigation.
This may prove, however, very expensive
litigation. 4 year ago like contract waa
made to defeat the taxes of 1873 aud 1874,
which wore lowed undor tho supposed law
known as Bill 500. The Supreme Court de-
clarcd TINT no tax levied under that so.called
Inv could be legally collected. Whsroupon
tho attorneys who engineered that business
hayo since boen collecting their 3, 10, 16, md
90 per cent aharos of the tax which the Bu.
prsmo Court dcclared could not DO collected.
The lawyers having collected their share
Of tho money withheld from the city, It now
turns out that. the Court did not declare tho
tax to be illegal, nor that 1t waa not for a
Legal purpose. but that the city had failed to
employ the right machinery 10 collectiti md
TINT all tho city has to do Is to loyy tho tax
anaw, under the general law, and collect it
with 10 per cent interest. Now let US figure
up tho financial outcome Of the Job OF last
year: These persons owed o tax Of $780,
COO which they sought to avoid They arc
now taxed again, aud their bill next yoas
will be;
Tux Of 1878 and 1874......... ....,..9l, 300 600
Averago two years tax Ut 10 per cont.. s90, uU0
Tota! oat!aY.."",...... ....& Wy, wv
Original ,3oO, uoo
Cost Of tax'aghtlng.... ............S 800. DO0
/ The roraons who have eugaged in the tux
| tight this yoar eau profit by tho experience Of
their predecessors. The objections to tho
tax-leyy this tiu,o arc wholly different from
! thoso last yoar tAox aro Of q technical
, 1876-07-24

lay Of about 3175, 600 on the nospttal epunda -
Sunday Tribune.
Thfa is not oren the beginning Of the ond
30 long a. tho services of this mnn Cocu-
nANR aro retained, just 30 long will bills pi,s
up on tho County Doard. Neither he mon
tho Board will over stsp till tho constitution.
al Limitation Of tho county inlob.cdues,
shall have boon reached and no moro money
can 10 borrowed on bonds. There has bosn
already experience enough with OooaRasr',
faculty for expanding largo sums Of money
In my work lie has charge Of and tho pub]is
pays for. Ills services should havo been
dispensed will, whom sronEr's Grand Jur,
nlado Its report, and tho Board should lc.i
tate good while boforo approving tho Com.
mittco's work or permitting CoounAnr to n
any further.
, 1876-07-24

character, such AZ ths Courts havo overruled
repeatedly. It js not likely that Judge VAL
LACE will refuse judgment npon these ohtec~
tions. II Judgment DO glt.nted, then the
ta1.ighters will have oach to give bond, with
two ssretfes, for twice tho amounted the tar,
that they will pny tho ta1 in casa tho appeal
be dismissed. Imst year tho tax-fightors had
no bonds to give, because It was tho city that
appealed. Now they will havo to give secu-
rity for tax and costs, mud, In the end, they
will discover that they will make large sav-
ing by paying the tax at once.
, 1876-07-24

Work is to DO resumed to-day in oil tlao
anthracite mines near Scranton, Pa, and tho
ppoely dissolution Of tho coal combination Is
predicted. The unrestricted production OF
roa1 at fair rates to the minors would soon
briug about fnir rates to consumers but for
.he monster monopoly which ct certain in
teryals docrces u suspension Of mining op.
erations and dicta.os tho price Of al the ata-
}hracite coal produced.
, 1876-07-24

AolAl. 7tAV
This Is simply outrageous for small,
quiet, suburban village Of few thousand in
hnbitants. When community which does
not number Us many voters as half Of ono Of
our city wards should spena nearly ono
quarter Of d million dol1nrs Ycar for pur-
poses Of public protection In times like the
present, there Is abundant reason to suspect
tl,at it is being plnnderod. This is nearly rs
much money rs Chicago spent annually for
its current e1ponsos whom 1t WIS city Of
10000 Inhabitants. Tho Hyde Park people
must DO detnontod to permit any such de-
vouring Of their substance when, their prop
erty is not worth two-thirls as much as 1t
WINS two or three years sgo, and when tito
tendency everywhoro is to Hhrinkago Of
prices and curtailment of expenses. Why
should Hyde Park pny $4,000 a yosr fbr an
accountant when q business house can secure
QUO Tor $1,000? Why should it havo IN nc
countant Mt all, when it has O clork at 81, 900
year who ought to bo ablo to do tho work,
having nothing elso to do? Cannot tho o.
Hessnent and collection Of village taxes DO
dono for loss thau $4,000 a year? What
enormous litigation mud complicated law
nuts can Hyde Park have that it noeds to
pay 81, 1000 ycar for 0 Village Attorney 2
Tho law business probably would not occupy
one-stxth Of good, socontl~rats lawyers
time, and $500 would be ample compensa-
ton. What terror nro abroad that $40, ,000
yenr must bo paid for police duty? And
30 on. It is evidently ti,uo TINT Hydo Park
l.. 4 l. A..
, 1876-07-24

@6.oo for shipping steors and at $4,000
$50 for bntchers atnff. 1'hcrc WAS no
change in prices Of shcep, the market being
nominal ut $2.h0@4.25. Ono hundred dol
lars in gold would buy 9111.75 in groom.
baoka ut tho cl0ae.
, 1876-07-24
ONE OF T1LDEN's REFORMS.

&tA AAtE4EbkIAG 4EuA 4AVl44 k4V 44lo<1IJ u
51r. SAMUEL J. TtLpEs, Reformor, il fur
niBhed by tho Hon. J. X. EpoERTos, Of Fort
Wayne, Ind, Into President of tho Grand
Rapids j. Indiana Railroad Company, lifo-
long Democrat, and ono of the most promi-
mont capitalists Of his State. Tho particular
reform 10 which It relates is tho reformation
Of tl!at Railroad Company; aud tho account
in tho Fort Wayne Sentinel, tho Democratic
organ Of that city, in 1879, before Tr1pEN
vaa talked Of for tho Presidency. The Grand
Rapids d Indiana Railroad Company, it up
ponrs, was organized in 1860, OH tho 1Bt Of
11ay Of which year tho Continental Improve
mant Company, rs it waa called, cou-
tsacted to build tho road from Fort Wayne to
Trayorae Bay, and furnish the equipment.
Tho Continental improvement Company WIS
simply Credit.Mobi1ior Ring organized for
swallowing up tue bona-fido stock Bubscrip-
tons, local subsidies, md ali other available
assets Of tho Railroad Company. SAMUEL ].
T1IpEN wss interested in tho Continental
Improvement Company, and, bcsidos, was
its confidential loyal ndviscr, his Office rs
such boing to invent aud engineer tho 1cgal
contrivauoes without Which it is impossible
for Creat-Moblior Ring 10 stcal q railroad.
This Crodit-Mobilior Ring Of Mr.. .Reformor
T11pzs's, with him as the legal engineer Of
the steal, began operations by procuring the
Issue to itsolf by the road which wns to DO
stolen Of 81 ESQ, 900 bonds for tho purpose Of
cquipping tho road, which the Ring had al
ron,3v cnntrscfed tn f1o That H. tim Crnf]it
, 1876-07-24
THE A1f,NER HILL.

The dolay Of the President in signing tho
Silver bill, which Is all that is necessary to
its becoming law, is occasioning Bome sur
prise md comnont We can scarcely imagine
that there is any intention on AiH part to veto
the bill, as VIC conceive Of no valid reason
therefor. The temporary and incidental in
fulton that mny grow out Of it will not DO
perceptible tho timo necessary for tho
coming Of the Hilvor to bo issued after that
already on hand shall havo boen put into cir
culation will be so long, md the issue MEAN
whilo 50 gradul, that tho fractionals will
have protty much worn out aud disappeared
before like amount Of silver change shall
be ahoat. There Is not enough Of imitation
In tho bill, therefore, to occasion any ap-
prchension, and oil that thore Ia is in tho
small change OF tho country, which Is now
inadequate to supply the "domand. Under
the terms Of tho bill, $4,000, 900 Of SUBJ
sldiary coin will bo Issued Immediately,
thereby relieving tho famine In small change.
This ultimate cfIoot of tho bill iB simply to
snbstituto clean silver coin for ragged and
mutilatod paper currency, and tho country
ought to bo very thankful for The opportunity.
Tho present effect OF tho bill will be to arrest
somewhat tho downward tendency OF silver.
1ts pasaago by Congress gave bullion little
mora value In London than 1t Ind before,
10 tho actual purchase and Issue of some
$40, 900, 600 more OF silver coin than Is used
In circulation in this country will unquos-
tionably increase the value Of silver general-
ly. This is highly desirable, and especially
in this country. Besides tho yaat amount OF
property in ailyor in all its shapes, America
In large producer and IL Interested In 1nain-
taining its value, Whatevor may be fairly
done TO this end is demanded by our own
interests. Tho Silver bill, authorizing tho
issue Of $50, ,0o0, 900 in ali for circulating
purposes, utilizes just that much more Of sil-
| yer, aud adds to its value proportionately.
Thoro Is another roason why the law
should 60 into effect Immediately, The Gov
crn1nent should be onablel to avail itaclf at
oneo OF tho low price Of silver, 80 TINT it
may not loso tic benefit OF It's own act by
paying tho advance occasionod by dsmonetiz-
| ing Of silver for small change. On all &C.
counts tho bill Is 10 desirable that wa cannot
believe thore Is any intention on the part OF
the President to refuae 1t Ills signature, and
any delay in signing 1t 1noroly poatponcs the
benefits to commerce which arc confidently
expected from It. There il now IN oppor-
tunity To restore silver as tho small change
Of tho country without cost to tho Qovern-
mont, and II dono promptly 1t IL not likely
TINT 1t will ever again disappear. 30 much
Of resumption will have been accomplished.
|
, 1876-07-24
REpUBIICANISm AND "aRANTIsM,'

pruunY7naNrah1 avn Ufp 1,TrratS,s
.rho Chicaoh 7Yuts and nnmerona other
Domoorot;c ,,o,,ara 1,not,o IN ottock tbo n.
nnh,,c,n ro,n,noea nnon anv so,it1 eronnd
hovo ro;so,1 a for.fotc1,cd md miserable
1nih,,o nnor which thov hono tn 1na1.c ,,a7.
t;eor con;tol ~ acunn,oa ~, l., N, cbnroa
t1ot a, iu,1or,on.nt of 14.vra Ia A., ;,i,orsn.
want of Gn.vr and thct tha e,acIion ~
m,xv. ~ wou1d soeuro n cont;nuorca ~ Grant.
;.,, .;r,,o tho pon,,bl;con ,,o,fo ;,7oreos
A." 4,7.n;,,,..~ot;on . A. trlr,, c,,a.aa ~.
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cotoros,,o1 o,a,vor IN t,,;s n,;u,ro,,lo oni1,h,o
ri,n sa.a,ta.,,1 so,t;hr of tho Donrh1i,or
.,,a...,~.. :, ~ f,,,,a,r,. ~'N''@'
N,1T ThO Sntton.l Administration ner,.a comn.n.
dalton 70. Il. nouorable work In thc management
ot dun,essic mud foreign Affairs; and President
0nAsi deserves tho continued Acarty gratitude Of
w, .o.~,c,, IN IN. mi nesrn ''''A "''
Tha choroo of tho Deuocrotio nanera TINT
tho nonnbjican National Convention. In
adont;nc t,,;s declorot;on thcrohv ;o5oraol
nil tha acta of prca;dont Gn.sr. nil h,a ,n;s.
tnkos ou,1 b1nntlara. intentional md nn,nten.
tional. il n forced aud Unfair stotamcnt ana
nono know Il batter tbon thoso WIN n,otc IL
1,ho convantion IN ini1orxinp tin Not;nnal
a1r,;r;strot;o, 3ndoreo1 Tin n.,,h1;oon
nar.v on;1 III rbo1a ofr,c;o, atoH ~ ti,o nov-
crnment n indoraod ;ta manaocmont of
foro,,,, offo,rs aud u doaorvos +ho ,n;7o,,o.
neut n hoa norcAo1 n toon tba r,ooco
, 1876-07-24

All speculation concerning tho fate Of Mr.
Faosr TnonHx WAS onded yesterday morning
by the missing Of tho yacht Mohawk. The
body Of MIR. Tnonyn was found in tho cabin.
, 1876-07-24


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nhaef inc law 70 deposit money win INA.
ifm either a. That t'me or any oshef' aai
THO money hoen dopos'tea on some spoe;,m
arrangement 10 meet nnVai dra'ts' no tAas tho
ohiteo States paper should not 60 70 protest,
tue transaction might nave been reasonsolo'
though even then tue Secretary OF tho NAVY
would have been At iault' inaslnuch aa no had
mover received tue sanction 'of the
senate rs required ny law. bat ray
inastof-uenefai BRADFORD test'tles inst no
was anstf1lcteta 10 taso care of the doEern'
meht drafts oas OF other moneys, 80 TINT it
WAS mo intention rs ~ell Is tue eaeot to loan
9l,ooo,ooo OF governments funds to JAK
cooHE' Mecohlocu q 20. Tor tlolr own bon
etlt and IN tho midst Of the panic. a part OF
TINS SUN has since noen recovered " tic
salo Of collatefals' etc., oas IL IS sad nearfy
$'oo,ooo yet remain unpaid after three
years. anu may ne7ef % eoheo1eo.
Tho Nopnblican party can only suffer in
| R0BES0N'a case BY resisting Ills Impeachment
on such evidence ~ this. Otherwise It will
no moro be hold responsible for his ma1foa-
, 1876-07-24

At tho Now York Gold Exchange on Sat-
urday grcenbhclB were worth ooa cents on
fhh t1nllnr
, 1876-07-24
Ah1USEA1ENT8s

uoofcy's Tloatrca
4, Randolph street, between Clark and [xsalia "cons
sciaace."
, 1876-07-24

Woods Museum.
Monroe stteet, between Dearborn and stato' ~
tho OctprOor Gtrl." Afternoon and evening,
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15
SPECIAL Nh STER".y SALE.

BY a virtue Of an order Of sale is
SUED out Of the District Court OF the
Fifth Judicial District in and for Web
ster county. Nebraska. in an action
wherein Barnabas f. Swift i, plaintiff
and Lee s. 4 Bell b. E~tell defend
ants. ! will offer for sale at public
auction at the front door of the Court
House, in Red Cloud, Webster county
Nebraska, on the Sth day Of July,
1876, at O'clock p. m., the following
described real estate, situated in Web
ster county, Nrbra>ka, to-wit: the
north one-half Of tract of lanI con
veyed by Edward Kellogg to Bell H.,
Estell by deed dated Jane 2d'h, 1874,
commencing at a point 80 chains west
of section corner between sections 81
and SO. town >, range II, thence ives,
along the ! line Va. IS 20, 6.%j
chains thence south Va. I30 II, i6i
chsi-s :hence east Va. 10 20, CA
chains more or less to corner of J..
Casebier's lot thence north Va. IL
aga chains to place of beginning, con
tanning Il acres more or less.
Given hoe my hand this 3lst day
of May, 1916.
Fl. G. BILL,
~. Sheriff and Master Commits Toner.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15
Centennial Celebration
uS TIE
Fourth Of July J!
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CmCRCu DIRECTORY.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Services every first and third Sab
baths Of each month at Red Cloud
and Inavale. u o'clock p. NJ. at
Red Cloud. , O'Clock r. II. at In
avale. Every second and fourth
Sabbath at Bafin and Harmony
Prcciacts. REV. A. maxwell,
Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH. REV.
j. T. Miner. Services second
Sabbath in cavh month at II A. VI.
SABBATH SCHOOL every Sabbath
morning at 10 4. NJ. Closes at II.
7. j. REALE, Supt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15
Arrival and Departure OF Mails
from thc led Gioue q. D

Arrival and Departure OF Aat1s
from the led tiona =. ..
HASTINGS Leaves Monday
Wednesdays and Fridsy : Z In.
Mail closed Q r. N. Arrives Tues
day Thursday and Saturday. p. L.
HARVARD Leaves Tue-day's .sad
Friday g r. IN. arrives Tuesc.--
and triday's 81 p. Ii. Mail closed
5! p. H..
FRANKLIN. going east, Monday :
and Thursdays 2. m. Going west
Tuesday aud Friday 10 a. III
PLEASANT Hill leaves Thursdays 6
a. IN. Arrives Wednesdays 1 p. N.
Nail closed 9 p. N.
JEWELL. Kansas. arrives Frilay's
II III. Leaves Friday | p. N.
RrssEL, Kansas, arrives ThursdaS =
II a. u. Leaves Thursday ! p. -
Office Open from 4 until 6 p. Il.
Sundays.
Al regisle,ed matter must be 10
the evenihE before the mails leave
NJ. ID. MCNITT. Z. VI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15
Nct;ee teTea.ha-r

Notice is hereby given. That I will
examine all persons who may desire to
offer themselves as candidates for
teachers of the PRIMARY OF common
schools of the county, at ny Office in
Red Cloud, on the first Saturday {
August, November. February and
May. }, s; GILLIAN,
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-06-15

The City Drug Store keeps a full
liue of Drugs, Fancy Goods, Toilets
and Fancy Scars.
TuEare at Centennial prices.
six quart milk pans for 2jcts apiece,
and all tinware in like proportion at
Mitchell and Morhaus. A. "
Notice the new al of g.. W.
Mowery. Hastings, Net. also tho
earl Of Head & Shercr, Physicians &
Surgeons, Of this place.