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, 1876-11-15
A Mans Life Sayod by Ills wife,

Ltapea,torsh Tftts. -,.
Last Iucsdoy morning at,out o'clock hlr,
A. Rnmbo was aroused by cries OF distress com.
ing apparently from tho river, the voice being
that OF d woman. lie ut once unfastcneu skill
mud rowed out III the direction Of the
sounds. lie soon CAME In sight of q dark
object floating down tho river, which
he overhauled ind discovered to bo two skitEs
lashcd together und bottDm-side up, aud the
form Of a woman clinglng to them. Bl,u called
to him, " For Gods aakc to be quick" as stc
was nearly exhausted. Mr.. Raulbo pulled
alongside the tloater, and discovered further
that she was holding to one of tllc
skl1Es with ono hand and With tile
other clutchlng firmly tho hair OF a
mans hcad, which she Was with herolc nerve
trying to keep above the waves. After lnucl,
difficulty tile inan!matc form, ol, tho 'aan was
taken into the skG, Into which the woman tol.
lowed, snd, not stopping to secure the boats,
taken out, and found to, bs insenstnlc.
several hours' hard work life VIVA
restored. Tie parties gave their mines as
G. Foster and wife, and said that they, in
company With \ Hn,l, had started from
Omaha Tor some point down tho river. acy-
cral 1nilcs aboyc Iston, about 10 o'clock on
Montlny night, tho bouts struck snac and
were overturned. The stranger was drowned,
a. once, and In tho attempt fo save him Mr..
Foster became 80 exhausted "a To s!uK, but
WIS close enough to tho boats, to which his
wife was hanging, to be caught by ller, but
being unable to change her postti1Il, she wda
compelled to float down in the wild wnsto OF
waters, expecting 10 meet death every Instant,
until she Wos heard and rescued.
, 1876-11-15

,r,. -, n9s4Hh"''
e No".u y. I"ut"''oss i'IAo ieEu!.s H'eet
cllafr. and nrrsrnt Measrs. arnol,l flnrLo
xInv 1fcr, Shnnn,nrs, w,,,t, ",,,, , 1va,1, N0
e'+e' .'se1t o""s"osei' "eie"' a''o "e4e'
a communication was received from the
owucrs Of part OF the block On which the Bun
School stands, asking the ioar, to lotn thc,n In
pnen,nc . .tIcc, tI1o,tgl, I'm l,,ci, t,.Ss.~n, ~
~ ~. S,,..,,tts. o.'s ~ u.oN' m, .s4o''ee
W wv So"'''it'tee "! oe'loo1 u"a flopeFIy'
.. G. c. CHASE, scrooL AGENT,
reported the receipts for October ut 60.4Oc2. r.
aa4 .o57 o. reso,,rcrs. Tho cx,,n,,t,"sa, s ,"ass
sSGt j"oytres m hnnI NJ, ~ * ~ t,s ,,. mutl
~ Iii tI1n III ~ ~. st mamu VI tnsa .a 9an
.of .ft1 ves'ftafe1I r,'if 1,1 ha!aee o. bubble
~, hais, ."'' III rs,u ,ur payment q
unse,iout. ~ M ~ ~ e.m - y tS,'1 ~ n.y. W
~ 1Io fsn,t, to' -, st,t sHntshi;oo' is.. no!oitt
~, TT E,a. 1on'tSe' .,''a Oh oc'oo1 paaa Property
,t<.., wv ~ a'tuavy ~ sno poatt Ieaa eomMan!ea.
tlon, III answer 10 resolution presented at Il
y II s', a'Ess, t,s as EsE tno nanes ai STAGES
mr. Wefc1rJ AZ ~ tin f",i.iurv H. o95t nIM penaI
otoefea published
,~. Tue DOLE DISTRICT
Mr. Ho3nc oltcFcu Tic following, which waa
eatr'ca: 49,.
Tast ths wrsssfn boundary Of the poro
e.fest 20 Congrc.s s!scst; and Vt Morgan street
t'Hns aIteet y Malason stFcst; aau At
ntpncr' e'e'' ''9"' ''"'''''A ''t''s " 1of'of
~ x.c.xc,y.
&,. .a,, , eaGAncike. ~
1ti.i, xIno. n.,Ia 'sut .ac committee on l3ls!sua
=! tae reaG'la!,on ~ o, MIsa s!uwell Us Assistant
tSenat. ~ ~ Hof,at - ~ ttto ~ eicft.h, anu
nston TIC oal trce M e5slS n tS 1or ts
ana sl1ss s1er1lek was unanimously elected.
, 1876-11-15


Mr.. George ". llunt scllt the anatomical de-
partmcpt four owls. Onu Of thu owls Is kept
alive. He fIas disposed Of pnrta Of several Asl,,
q chipmunk, anl . live snake two foct lung.
ing, Tho owl on spying him in glass case
cyinccd q desirc to form closer acquaintance,
and 40 the snalio WAS placed on tho itoor Of tho
laboratory. Tho owl "with oilu fell swuop n
came down upon his snakcship, and striking his
claws Into llis back rasel his head to It's mouth,
and instantly crushed It. Then commenced tho
pro.wss OF dcglutttton. Tho owl proceeded 10
swallow the snake head tIrst, and proceeded
badlyenoughunti after minutc'a struggling all
was swallowed but twu inches OF the tail. At
this point the owl storpod to take breath, aud
stood With It's oYea slowly bliakng while the
two inches Of tail still Visible WIS wrtgglug yiE-
owl gaTe lust struggle, and tho end Of Tho tail
disappeared stllL wigglitlg down his throat.
, 1876-11-15

!speeta. cptre.pondtncs n TAs Tribune.
RED-CLouD AoEnCrt Nov. 0.-sincc Red
Clouds baud was disnrmcd AMI their ponies
taken from them, tho goux have bccM exceed.
ingly docc, and there Is not doubt remaining
IL tho minus of The officers aud post-trattcrs
here with regard to The soundness Of tho line
Of policy pursued by Gen. Crook and Gcn. Nc
Kenzlc. Tho moral effect has been very great
indeed; ard, although The clieftain looks ugly
and cross as lie stalka around tic Agency build.
iugs, Ills power Is broken, and ho
FEELS nls DEGRADATION KEsNLr.
Yesterday your correspondent WAS introduced
to him, and, after deep, cultural "flowt" hu
began eonverstng upon the subject Of bis
H'1 keep son " srmpetsne Hss 'ssH st qs's @ rs S sS
spoko Of the loss Of l,is ponies {wl,!cl. nrc tho
1nt'ans inanstay) and its guns, and the dis
grace Of being placed IN .thoo gs,ur!-l,ousc. Ilo
his heart was heavy, and 1t ca1no Into hfs lnlntl
TO break away from hts captors, run under tic
flag mud end his miserable life by Ills own hand;
hut that better feelings casno baclt as night
Tho Indians l,nvo been countcd since the
affair took plncc, md, through tito corrtesy Of
Mr. Charles Jordan, chief clerk at tho agcncy,
tho following. figures lnvc bccn obtainc1:
slonx, Y.1oo; Arapaloes, $50; chcycnncs, s2o,-
TOTAL OF 4,152 INDIANS
now drawing supplies here. Tho number 10
Romcwtat larger at Spotted Tail, hut 10 figures
have been obtained rs get from that paint.
Since thu departure OF tho expedition last
week for the North, the posts at tls point lavu
been commanded BY Mai. j. W. Mason, Of tho
Third Cavalry. Seven companies III Infantry
are stationed ut Camp Canby,-tllo new pust
situated Just across tl,u river from tho Agency
buildings,17,a'la ,aa aro M under tie tnmeaate com
fantry.
Mr. Henry G.. Denr, Of Omaha, his Just re-
cclvcl tic appointment OF post-tra(lcr 1t Camp
Candy, and ltas a Ono stock Of goods already
lafd In. He fs brother OF ]. ". Dcar, thu
1ndLan trailer at Red Cloud; and our purity Is
Indebted to llitn In every wny for courtcsies tx
tended during our Btay.
But one company Of cavalry Is left at Spotted
Tail Agency. rs tho Indians havo always been
quiet ut that point. The troops arc bustly en-
gagged building barEacks to occupy during tho
to supply the lumber.
pcnding tho arrival Of the stagc for Custer,
Alr. Dear drove our party out to tho
Tor or THE uLufFs,
which riso about 500 feet al,ovo tho river, At
ter a hard climb VIC reached tho topnost peak,
and right there, where It could be seen for fifty
miles north and south, wns large pile Of pine
branches, which were evidently pinccd tn be
used as q eignAl during tho Into troubles. liar
bcy's Punk was rfAtnty vtslble about 100 miles
distant, and tho yluw IN NIL directions wns mag
sccnding, causing tic peak to resemble small
volcano.
Newcomb, anil the men who killed "Calltor-
nln Joe" last week, Is stltt lying In tho guard
house At Camp Robinson, whlcl is ono milo east
Of Cunby.
, 1876-11-15
SHERIFF. KERN.


Charley Kern, tho saeriI-elcct, appears to he
laborlug under considerable difficulty In the way
of Appcaslug l'ls numerous friends who ars &C.
fcftlng hitn daily, both In person and BY letter.
for POSITIONS Mr. Kern has rucclvcti something
near thousand applications in tho shape of
letters a''d petitions froln aApfrants for places
rs deputies uIi haillirs.
There Is a misunderstanding In tho minds pf
the public In general as 10 tho patronage III the
ha,,ds VI the Sheriff., Fur tho benefit Of tbs
o1!let-acelscrs III tint direction Tur THfnuHK
WIZ inform them that Oct. ~ tho Judges OF tic
courts, wllIi number at tho County Commits
ttancllns the cxpenses ia Tint department Of
resolycl e reduce thu @ nainbsr b.| Fl
Deputy shsFiifs for the city from twelve 10
10y, sofc,.: on.no '5oa9 T., to twenty.fonr.
Kern will. N ali probability, permit Tho Judges
to select bAllt each Tor tclr Respective cui,rt
roo'ns. There arc uine Judges, mid Ii hu dues
thss llS VII have only itccn batllt1s Iell Ior
others whose lcuaan.ls le canl,ul ignore, In
addition to the above he has Jafsilor m,l a
Chiuf Clerk With two assistants tn sclert. One
ot ,; these l,c lIas aife.uly deeet Upon; Then lo
eity deputies, ~ It would b. unwlso for
him 70 attempt 10 .uiminlstcr tic IT.
faifs Of hts olico with an sut!rcly
hlccn 6ct 1k deputies. FrOn tue ahUyc Il
VII! readily be perceived that Als. Kern has worry
little patronage ut Ills command ..t least h!s
power ~ this rcspect is not what II Is generally
beloved to f,c. Ito has already
sEt.HuTEn 4 r0HTloN or HIS AssrsTASTs.
For his JaIlot hu Is said to l.nyo chntcn slr.
bitnontis, now an assistant VI Fcltpns at thu
City brileWsll. q gentleman who Ii highly
spoken Of. For Ills Chief Clerk, Frank Lu,i.
ninghan. lato all nttncl,e of the 1Itlest
has been sesetel. For tho otco u!
susa G1,sf ~ Deputy Tin l,1H!lvy. + i
three uonths. Among tho 1a!lltfs to BE- retained
hlr. Merrill Is regarded Us CERTAIN, while tho
chances for Capt. Smith as deputy IRE good.
Among tho 'nany applicants WIN will not get
poslssol, tho iiaiIe oi sttt ut,e Of the cads of
the .IildeM Logton on tho West Side, Is prol1,l.
nsht, Y ltl reports hu true. TIle slury ut,out
Mr: sltt IT, TINT, whllo hc WIS III tho contldtnru
q thc Democracy aiIl IN command Of tho I'll
ticnltes mud their torches, llo went to Col, Davis,
tic Republican cand.latu for Con.Fcss, alul SUI.
cccded In gcttin. from him $500, III ennsisleIa-
tion Of xllch hs protLse1 tho CuloI,el tic sup
EoEt o. his toFehhcaterB Ut tho polls,
i!ns, aptears, was before tho return
Of "our Cartctn from Europe. Upon Ills re-.
turn, however, 6ltt waited npom tho gentleman
aad from hlpl demanded pI,cvi6c SUN, having
tskea a bis pastucE, lu the iueaut!mc, fellow.
, 1876-11-15


Tint painfully gloomy pile, tho old County
Hospital, looked moro lcaolatu than ever ycstet-
day, towering loftily above the Surrounding
novels Of Arnold street, and inllstlnctly out-
lined through the btinuing November s!ect md
snow. Snce this rcn,uyal ut the patients to tho
new Hospital the bulldul, las BEEN unoceupicti,
except by q sc,ni-Tcutonic watcllulan and tho
rats. There ii son,e doubt in tue minds Of the
city and county authorities as to tho best dis
position Of It, aud the1o Is also SONG Ignorance
oil their part as to tho Of tue
city and county In the property. Yesterday
there WIS to be a meeting Ut soulething.ur-
other committees Ut the Hosp1tal to ntriye at u
decision pn both points.
Conllntsslul,yr uucnther was tic first mnn to
appear. He ttATttl himself out before blazing
coal lrc In ths whllonl scceptlon-roon, which
was roW nbout as cleerlesa us q lack oil furnf-
ot.the Doard ot rublie Works, iroys up in
carriage. followed after short interval by Com
m!saioness Clcary, Mulloy, and johnson. They
MI went OUT TO tic cnx!ne.huuke.
Br tho lofe ~ Mc " said Col. ElcarY, all
Il 1t Isn't foin TO bc afther inspecting hospitals
tbis aoEt Of weather."
Tho Ittle party stamped their feet and hlcw
on their hands 70 ksep varnl: Col. Cieary laok-
boiler. Mr. johnson bchcld tEio bollor. III.
dueutbeE sald; "VcIl, let's 60 inside und talk
It over, chi"
IAc novel proposition W13 ncccptcl, aud tho
party returned to tho Hospttul and tho hlazlug
toal-atovc. Seated comfortably III circle, ttu
Commissioners fell tntu social chat about tic
Hospital. recalling mAuy
HISTORICAL fACrS ABOUT THE OLD lUlLplNu.
ut WIS In 1858, wasn't II, johnson, that tho
Aodpltal was put upl" inquired Commissioner
Mulloy.
believe 50, somewhere about that tImc,n
ut has always bcen used Is hospital" said
Commissioner Mulloy. "The city built IL for
Aoapital purposes, hut hadn't thu funds to ruu
It with when completed. 81 It was lcasel to q
pumber ot physictans,-Dr. BraIna1l, Ur. AM
herman, DF. De Lask!o Miller, DR., Isha1r,, Dr.
ftose, and nr. Bchloctzer,-and they conducted
it ~ private hospital, tho city agreeing to put
In Ill liz patients vt stated rate. Let n,e see
think . man named Carter wis thu bupeFin.
toudent"
"Yes," said Commissioner johnson, there
was only oue other hospital tu thu city iheu,-
Mercy Hospital. II Was q small 4lfalT, too,
being In q double brick dwelling On Mabasl.
nveuuo, below Van Burcn street. Tho old S..
Janaes Hospital, attached 70 Ct. Janus Church,
had Ut TINT tttnc K0na Under"
'What tho div!ll You byee must have foin
mlnoty," cried Col. cteafy 10 an outburst Of
Enthukl2ltn.
"Tben there WIS the War" continued Mul-
10y; "when that came On, the Government 10
cured the Hospital, aud used It vi during tho
WRF for wounded troops"
, 1876-11-15
THE COURTHOUSE,


IN tho excitement attending the campaign
which has Just closed tho public have partially
lust sight Of What Ind been for months her.
aided AZ nthe Conrt-IJou.c .tcal,u II, IN,
ra.rt,.. H. ~ T'... n. n ~, :" s"a
t'lsn''t.'i'e tpe to1ney ooatu "as not@olc. now
ever, tue excitement serving rs cloak to ita
uolnEs. The original steal, n Is Wcll known,
wus intended to have been in thc tetttnr NJ thc
CONTRACT for c,,t..tons =. ~. hf".a.u ' -,
H.. -. ,s..,'"', 10 uo "''to'5 "
t tn1 loo actM!eM N ttlesn columns
IT.. ,ru ua5 70 uaY A. toe Inns plainly SHOWS.
Mas sh'A 1a'y nssofy Snas acteatc9 9 tie sc sslcn'9
~ ie5 thc Wnfk 70 walker ior SG;S',oV, aIltl
3,w 3o,eea In aettng-inastnlie' as Moikcr vas TO
t'ase HsG 6na Mex r nnynowEto Mescll q son i9f
' s.sv,v; tnae t!ie hlng Is nooat 10 EGt even 10
99ppaFGnS 9 lfosa ttsa aisnosltloh manifested 4
few Nv oayh sso IN aaseft'sthg 1or proposals
it ihs I,s M1tasonry 1ty nnu iroh'work tor
.no SoIi,I!ioasc, s.i.ii!i. tne hama TO bc
,sss.feu Ma',it. te;i da!s ~ must hefe DC re-
iins.IoeIcu I thas t!io eontIaEts ~ question afe
,atgGf .nau re store eontrae5 Nn,ch 70 occupied
Ring i II .am .s .'1le w VI, ua e, sns noat ht INC
Mag menus 70 get even i9rthcr l!s1s-
a1aaga " tao laet ttaat tne fesoiiit'9h OK TOM
ns Iaso.oIGF Ayass' ittiueeu ~ tle noata Men-
uny; ashlhs tnas tne tino ior receiving bils LOT
" TorK pe e1tc'iMea th'sts uaYs, wa postponed
tM rs osns nss M u tc sshso ,,, &c M MeGafe5 oo,ofe
. .iu ScAs Aio aaSo eo9'o w cal4ca OH lts aAol'-
, 1876-11-15
THE COURTS.
BANKRUPTCY MATTERS.


An Involuntary petition was filed yesterday
agalust Richard Morton ard L. B. Lewis, oi
Sheldon, ILL.,, by tho following parties: II. ".
King g. Co., OH claim for 81 ,308.B9; Richards,
Shaw, Fitch Il Wfnslow, $t.89o.24; swaltx,
Monroe <& Co.. $5l3.T; l.. II. Bates t. Co.,
sS52.3A. Suspension Of payment Of commercial
paper only is charged. 4 ruls to show causc
Nov. q was Issued.
4 6rst-dlyidcnd meeting will be held Dec. s
in tile case Of VIII & Roberts.
a discharge was issued 10 James Il. Small.
ITEMS.
Judge Williams granted decree OF divorce
yesterday to George lgnatz from bis wifc, Mary
Ig1,atz.
Judge Nibbard had no business yesterday,
and has nothing Bct for to-day.
BurE1.loR COURT IN bR1R1.
Noses Newtnnn began suit in rcplcvln to re-.
| cover possession Of sonlo ladies' cloaks, worth
$1,000 now In the hands Of A1ax Frledtandcr.
a. N. Christ!anson brought suit for SEC
against yiast Nlls s';..p;, :; ,LG}bcrg; -, ,,,
and D. L. Fiskc, began suit for 81, zoo ngainst
tue Agricultural Insurance Company Of Water
Charles 4. Knight brought sui. in debt for
81, 200 damages aEainst JOHN ". Doauc.
!sharn u Lincoln sued Robert Hill for $o,50o
Elizabeth flanagan commenced an action Id
trcspase against .Rebccca O'Dricu to recover
~, 6,00t damages.
executor, bcgar suit In debt agafnst Francis
Agncw, Sheriff, and hia bondsmen, Oncy Whito,
Thomas Afura Simon Quinlatl, and Edwin
Walker, on Ills oilcial bond, to recover $500
damages.
In tho estate uf UlLvct &. Wiley tho will vas
snl F[sasrsk %ills[ under toad fer so,sio, Ss'
In the estate Of Richard Barry the Will ras
proycn, mud letter., tcstancntary werc granted
to Ammo Barry, nntlcr bond for $15,000
CRIMINAL COURT.
John Roiflcy pleaded guilty to larceny, and
was sent to tho House Of Correction for sixty
days.
John Rcddlng WIS tried for larceny and nc
qutttc1.
Eva Levy was tried for larceny and acquitted.
Robert Mccullough anl John. Mullen were
tried for riot and acquitted.
Clinsle1 Nichols vas tried for larceny and nc
quilted.
.ii!bcrt Addy and George Wright wc.c tried
for robbcry, found guilty, and given sryea ycars
each In the Pcnltcntary.
Henry GHekiils WAS tried for Larceny. found
guilty. and given six months IN the douse of
Correction.
Louis Butler was tried for robbery. The Jury
were Instructed to brng IN sealeu verdict this
morning.
JvnnE BLopoEFr-1ol to 12o, inclusive. No.
~, Mcdonald rs. Orvis, on trill.
JupHE LAMKsoN-sG3, .AsS, 372 to o01. in.
rna. ~, fr1oI '' ~Sos 'NA' -.'' +'''' ~"
.I;,nnr Mnnun-os es ~ M ., ,,ao
1,h,ilna % ~, sriai ~ "'' NO. 9i' ''oofe Vs.
JUDGE ho6ERs-Set case term No. ,122
Patterson ~. Alexander, and calendar Nos. 4a}
Oh trial. ~''@'~'
JUDGE DooTlI-Set case Term No. $50 Sfc.
Conncll VI; sl4way, and calendar No. '5i5E 10
'oei, ,,mHn ~, ". ~ easo " tlA!'
, 1876-11-15

and fitted BY tho company tailor. I nm afraid,
they may come 10 II some time; II may he years
yet, but wc all hare great faith In tho Depart.
ment. They arc SLOW and sure, but obi so ter
ribly, terribly slow
, 1876-11-15
School, md Roscoe A. Chaso VIVA duly elected,

School, md Roscoe A. Chaae wns duly elected,
having received II votes.
Mr.. Arnold n,orcsi that when tho Iloartl nd-
iourn It. be to Monday afternoon nj 4;D o'clock,
md ihnt end lionr md day he tho regular day
after.
After so,no discussion the maatcr WAS laid over
till the next meeting.
Oh motion Of hIr. Reed tho Board then nd
journcd.
, 1876-11-15

THE ROOT Il SONS MUSIC COMPANY
offer special Inducements to purchasers, At whole
sale md retail, Of ehcet.muAc, muslc.bouks, VIC.
llns. guitars, md alt kinds Of musical Instruments.
General agents for The Standard organ md Sleek
plano. Quality guaranteed. LEO Stnte stscct.
, 1876-11-15

THOUSANDS OF GARMENTS THROWN AWAY
yearly that Cook 4; MclAain, at cont of from 70
cents to 81 each, could make look like new. Try
them once. 80 Dearborn street, 03 Or 2Ul West
Madison street.
, 1876-11-15

Refreshing AND CHARMING.
Dr. Prlce's Floral Riches Cologne IA gratefully
refreshing; bin Alleta bouquet charming.
, 1876-11-15
rowDEn~1s1vEn EXPEDITION.

pOWDEfe~ts1VER EXPEDITION.
Special Correspondence ar The Tribune.
FORT FErrERMAN, Wye. Ter, Nov. 8.-Gon.
Crook, accompanied by Llcuta. uourke, schuy-
Ter, Rockwell, and Clarke, reached this post last
ovcnlnG, anil Is busy with tho details Incident
to tho organization Of the Powlcr.lstvcr c1pc-
tition. the troops composing whicl, ara now en-
routcto this p'acc,-Compnnics c, q, ,and I, ofthu
Twcnty-third Infantry, from Medicine Bow, mud
tho remainder from Fort Laramie. The column
will be 49,.
COMPOSED As roL1ows:
Orig; :oen, , Geo,se Creek, q s. ri, Al somman9-
Schuyler. @ Ffth ii Cavalry, 4. j.. 6. First Lsent. G.
i. Rockwell, Fifth Cavalry ghief & &Gommmists.y:
%er Sa oH Ms.s.n, Fa,s sssoa g. T. Al H. soo ca
third Infantry. Chief Of ScontA; First Lieut.. v.
r. Clarke. SECOND Cavalry, commanding Sioux
scoun.
Byt. -Drig .Gen. Ronald 8. Mackenzie, Colonel
Fourth thvn!sy, Chief Of Cavalry.
Second Lieut. Joseph Il. porat' Fourth Cavalry,
Sseosd Gauasrv-K Troop Gagan''), escort to
THisa cara1ry-K Troop asussell's>. II Troop
fes;sh + Sayc,rv1;;B, ?, +, r. q, and NJ rtoops.
AnriLLEnY AND INFANTRY pATrAL1oKs.
Lieut.. .col Richard !. Dodge, Twcnty'thtrd In
Fossfh 1stltt<rv-c Companies c. F, II, and X
Nlath I,)antty-Comlan!cs 4, .. D. +. and X.
S a;ssntu. 4hira 71aal,v@companios G. /, md Q.
The strength Of tho column is shout rs fol-
lows:
Infantry. tlUn
tls!efys..'....'.''....''' '''.''...''''.'. %uo
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-09-08
PEABODY HOUSE,
CORNER OF LOCUST AND NINTH SITS
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Lot Blk Amt t
Eatata IT Ranpaff

Convenient to all places Of amusement and car
lines in the city No changes to and from the Gen.
tenn ial grounds,
Col. Watson, proprietor of the HENRY HOUSE, Gin
cnnat for the past twenty years. and present propr
etor has leased the house for a term Of years and
has newly furnished and fitted it throughout. He
will keep strictly frstc house. and has ACCOM-
mediation for 400 guests. Terms only s3 per day.
No bar has ever been kept In ths HzyRF HoUsE, nor
will any be kept ~ the PElBopT. jun.9sspt1
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-09-08
Redemption Notice of Tax Sale of
May 18th, 1874.
re OF WISCONSIN, County of Douglas-ss.
ONCE Of the County Clerk.

Oinee Vi tne Couuty Cierk
Superior, August 10Th, 1876. {
The following pieces of land having been sold by
the County Treasurer OF the County of Douglas on
the 18th day of May 1874 for the taxes interest and
charges for the years 1872 and 1879 Therefore no
tice is hereby given that unless said lands are
ed from said sale on or before che 18th day of May,
A. d. 1877, they will be conveyed to the respective
purchasers assignees according to law The
amount of taxes, interest and charges calculated up
to the last dav of Redemption is set opposite to each
piece respectively.
VINCENT CoURNOYER County Clerk
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KILOGRAMS IN GENERAL,

Reverdy johnson was passenger home in the
Russia.
The steamer City of Merida from Vera Cruz has
arrived at Hacana.
The steamship Russia from Liverpool, has ar
rived in New York.
The early resumption of diplomatic intercourse
with France is probable.
VIM. F. Gill & Co., book publishers, Boston
have called . meeting of their creditors.
j. c. Tyler & Co., Boston, an old established
house in the foreign fruit trade have suspended.
Five hundred and fifteen packages will be
shipped from Cadn, on the 3lst for the Centen.
NAL
The minimum rate of discount at the Berlin
bank is fixed at per cent.
The federal council is authorized to purchase
Kroll's garden in Berlin, as the site Of the new
parliament buildings.
1t IS reported that the Archbishop OF Cologne
has taken refuge in II olland, where he lately met
the Bishop of Paderborn.
Lord Napier of Ma gdala, England, has been
appointed governor Of Gibraltar.
The operatives in McCles' field, London, have
returned to work on the employers term.
Postmasters appointed-W. L. Boyd Houlton
Me,
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

"Prof. Brown read selections from Dickens, Bret
Harte, and Mrs. stowe, in manner which proved
his superiority in character-reading, and his thor
ough conception ei the delicate touches Of hum0r
and sentiment in which those authors excel. He
did what should be the aim of all good readers
he Interpreted the thoughts OF the writers to his
hearers Boston Traveller.
"Prof. Brown has voice combining strength,
volume and sweetness, and is nicely modulated to
the vary ing requirement and purpose oil the text
OF the most successful of its kind that has been CIV
en- in our city for long time. The frequent APP
plause OF the audience indicated just appreciation
of the reader"-t Boston Post.
"Prof Brown has rich voice. fine dramatic pow
err, and in some passages was very eloquent. The
whole entertainment was without doubt, the hne 81
of its class ever given in Saco."- Bddeford Times
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