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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-01-20

MuLcHING STRAwBERRIEs.-All straw
berry beds that have not been covered, should
be covered at once. It should be spread
over the rows just thick enough to hide the
plants. The object of the covering is to
prevent the thawing and freezing Of the
ground and the consequent heaving out Of
the plants. If covered too thick, the plants
may beinjured by being smothered. Mulch
ing is not so essential on north hill sides az
OH south hill sides, because not so much ex->
posed to the thawing and freezing processes
In bad seasons-that is, where there is a good
deal of thawing and freezing strawberry
plants, if not mulched may be so injured as
not to produce half crop. Hence the me-
cessity Of prompt attention. Col,nan's Rarol
| IForld.
| IT is stated that to haug piece Of oldiro
| in a fruit tree. viii preserve its rerlns nf
fruit from frost. 1t is said, by M expert
menter, to be eminently successful.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-01-20

TIE regular Centennial Exhibition will
open May 10, aud close November 10, 1876.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-01-20
ADVERTISING RATES.

Transient advertisements payable in advance.
Regular advertisements payable quarterly.
twenty-five per cent. added for special advertise
Ynents.
, 1876-01-03

Sun fTanclsea CA40nFefr. Eke. Is.
Ono ct the marines Ut tho Jaraneso steamer
Tsuk,ba having died on Monday night, JapAu-
csc military funeral took plkce yesterday moln-
United Statcs. and u worthy OF mor1 tht4, pass-
tu;, nasce. AZ GAO o'clock yeater!ay nfurni1.
thu body WAH conveyed to Hn!lojo.htreat w1luri
In u cutter which was lowed by i Htear,.launch
bolonBllIY TO tho Tauknba. Iu accoy!snco with
the natlounl custom tho body rested in box
shaped colin about two md half feet high,
covered with tho national hsB and surrounded by
sixtoeu uarucs, all in full drosa nua armed.
Four ollcera IN flll.dTess uniform, woTo in tho
eotfin wRB plRctd III tho undettakes'a wagon, ku1
covered with tho flag. Tho oiiicers "uru placed
in cRtrlaeo, whilo tho marlpes occupied pl0 Ut
tho Gchtlul IlalirNad cars- Tn arriving 1t Cs!ue-
terry Avenuu tho Mnrlnca as ! yllnrtl prece'lsd
the cortte, and on reaci,ng tho graso formokl in
I1ubie line. through which tue cofiiu Was borne.
Tho cohn, which Wna covered with JHpnucru
Nrttng, maa depuaitod iu tho grave, 10 Inst The
corpso which WA IN a sitting position. flced to-
waids Tho east, Thrcu volEeyu .! lnunketry wore
ll,sn iassd, aud the Grava tllod up by tho ua,sal
4ttoudnuta. After this. Iii otllcar Innlo an ad-
dress to shoso present. aui tho 1ns,ipeb ts4ing
shoyels 6moothea tho grave orer aud lnAlo tho
eand tuto atluars-sbapud pile resembling the
coffin. TN this pile each marine, With lis sword.
mss!n sundgJ 1narks In tl,a baiid. which concluded
thu oatemun!eB. After tew nlnntCs' stay lu thu
csnletnty the marines sortncd in 1narrhing oller,
ANIL ptee0dul bY banl composed Of q druMlurr,
cerarl to tluls thlp. lhu funeral costege On
CoMetaty ayento utt1acted tho attention Ut uauy
clizenu. who accompanied it to tito grave. Yhd
ceremonies wore oouauctea with great Bolenauity
tnd oyrry Appearance Of slncasa tcspocs 70 tAs
dsId,
, 1876-01-03
CRIMINAL.

TORY Tuttio. Of No. TT South Caua! atrea:,
says thAt sneak-thioves yesterday cleaned him
ont Ut = wardrobe valued at 6G7.
In tho carly hours Of ycstcrlay morning qulto
an o1c,toment was caused on South Clark Btrncs
hy quarrel between that notorious gambler
Diry-sbirt Brown apd h!a afliulty. Both wero
arroaed aud pnt in tho lookup, tho affinity CIV
il,S tlx, uane Of Annie Tuck1r.
Officer Arnssoin gobl!od up young man yes-
tsrdsy Afternoon, whom be founli NTH Quan-
tity ar load pipe under }is artu; and, when lle
gave tho name Of Charles Schrelsaua. nho otlicer
immediately tfnudlod him OF to tho Arlnory.
Charias IL I'll old offender 10 tho lead-iMps line.
Da!la Wallace, OF No. GA State atraet, laid OF
hcr best dEess Hhen sha returned from church
yesterday, alhl \ llttio later ehe SAW IL moving
rapidly down Hthto street, aud 4ilo at once calAod
its arroat. When boakcd at tho Atmory lis ia
hablsaut yayo th- nauie OF Maggie Hrady. DelIA
saya sho would not hayo lost tho csaGB for s25.
Horny Martin, George Wilnon, alias Billy Smith,
William J. Jasten. ueurGe Carr. George Munger,
Samuel Goo1wtn. JAmes kearney, John VI. Field,
Charles ket,oc, Wl'itsu. NYAn. JameB Magulro,
Matt Conloy, Alaurica Hurley, John Woods
John CunnorH, and Howard Cameron, all vag-
rants ot tho most successful kind. we.s lodged
in tho AEuory laat night. nnd vii! na gwen q
chaucs to swcsr on vagglng" before 6ummer-
field thla morning.
, 1876-01-03

existence fvo years. When lie and Mt. ]. Jeck-
son started Il. it wAs mcroiy Wcat Side instItn-
ton. but by faithful mud honest management
they lad worked it up to = frtkrate bank.
Ali. Jonas whs of thu nptninn that Mr. Ham,
nnoutl'A rroutsltlon MAS fair one. and tbs d.
rositors had nothing TO rtak by tAvorlug his Of
fer,
Mr. N. plotks thought tho remarks Of sir.
Nhnmona-in rcgarA to examining the banks
nIatss BY the pcoplo-woro ,Imols. The ptees
had already dono mich rood oy looking Into tho
Affairs Of aoule ct the at,nkv hanks. No conf
mtt,eo could tiud ont a. much as tho press !; It
bal oil tho facilities to uncsr.h fsands,
md should ac,larns tho people when.
over Tiers whs anything wrong. He WAS
confident that there were banaa In tho. city ti'at
wore not a5le ID. pay 10 eentp on tho dollar.
lie would rather deposit bis money With Aliko
Mcdonald than some Of tho banks. \ good.
aolid banlt ~aa needed at ths North Side. ~
was shown By the large patronage the Cotnulor-
cnl Loan U,uiphl,y had rcceivrtl.
Tho Creditors' O3tnnl!tea vns thou instructed
10 call nnotller tnottng for Wednesday evening
At half-past7 O'Clock, Al tho same place. and to
request thq, bankers Of tho city to BE- presons
aHd nlske Propositions.
Tho meeting then adjourned.
, 1876-01-03
70 THE EXPENSIVE TREAT.
4 LEGEND or.ClIY HALL.

Gao OF tho most fearful pl aotical ioles OH
Eocoru was reccntly porretrstcd Oh clerk 1t tho
City-llall, sno drinks oEtencr than ho treats,
sud llns bad habit Of romc uibering AL enenge-
mont ur gong Out to eco what tue Neatherao
Like, wI,cn. sag, fiso people out Of soron have
s.uod treat. About II o, H. ho met 11iond IN
trout Of aliko Evans', aud ius. us ho did 10 his
e,so Was attracted by the Tutoring Of something
gn,en aud wllsu On tho sidewalk right by tho
dos'r. Picking It tip, he found Tint it wss .
quarter, mud, lis hear. being full to oyeeAoxlng
with tho ganinl Influence OF ChriBtmaa-time, ho
said to his friend "Thss'll pay Tor tho whisky"
Etentessiug sigh. hs ied tho way
into ths Los,olrle md obsotred
nth pie easure that there worc noue Of AfB Bffiends
tnoae, Addressing the bar4earur, ho observed !:
IS ti,yo us xoue wilithF--qulck-" f;so the man.
Data lad bceu oboyea, the door opened aud
aIght of nis lricuds fllod slowly In. Ills faro
tsll Hua became deathly ph!o a. his COIN aanion
Aa.d +" Here, boys, HnlthkiT,a hos funn1 dotue
lnonoy, au.l NV lis tr:a-" keerers :" OIL
aefycd lho Toys with oEo accord. aud forthnith
oegan calling fur hot braIdy. Tom auu Jerry,
,sgK-noR. peach aud honey, aud nther liall-
p,ical drinhs. "IIow much waB 1t, bm!thkinai T"
tnis ocras.on had ro'axed h'a rulo aud ordotoo
brandy. 20, oniy twenty five" responded
H'nahians' !s'ead. "Tha Hsavsn YOU sAy! i!
VA I'd known xn,a j. Tas 1ss ID hssS sw;,as hna
Int YOU aiu't looking uol!. Try somo brandy"
"No, ,"anidstnthkiue.1lelSo put This Whisky
back and gtyv me a beer. That" ho aided spfto
,oce, twill DO lU ceuts snroi an5ho~." lsy th!s
limo ali tic d.ipls ware propared, wilen ouoe
ngan the latal door opouod aud in.n entered.
bmlthills' heart beat i,gh a. ho saw THAI II was
= stranger. but il salk moment lator, an bis
1.:iend Hai.t: ..iicEo, l'oo::er, coma aud take
s.,netllnH It's hlr. hu,tllklns' treat" " No,
si,auk you" rup1iel ,lr. Euozcr, to smithl,nb'
delight, Two sot uomo freud. here" 30.
u,,sur MUD" said tho friend. with the generous
hospitality that II is 70 oany to display at
something too" They uId, and whom 1lr. smith
lans cana to pay the bill tho change that ho got
out ot Is bill was hardly worth apsMklng Of.
III the evening ha rontu. ell ti.nidty Into an alloy
gAloun to get glars or beer antl whom In took
mt the quarter that ho lad fauua aacuvcred
ihAt It was tAior's advertisement.
, 1876-01-03


Through 4 nistske, tho meeting OF tho tax-
rnycls to protest against the assessments Of tho
South S.de property vaa announced for last
evening. instoad Of Monday evening. which Waa
tho timo determined npon. About twenty.tlvo
gentlemen assembled at tho Palmer House At s
o'clock, tu response to tho call, but no organiza
tion was o1eotcd. tho mistake III tho hanouuoo-
mept having betn discovered. Among thpBs
Iresoat wotn Meaara. A1obonald l. Fox, plumb
erH. mud sl!liean, . oarp"etsr. HsyoEal stata-
nloula wero nla,ls iofurma!lv IN .censd to in
htkrcen Ut nnjuat assaAsncnts. Tho painter
said that hIs tax this ycar mns 4do.
nnils 1t Was only 90 laAs 3esr. An
other man And beon assessos! 4J5. instead
Of S5, "liiuh WAS his prorlons assessment.
Various others 1lauo known their WRONGS, and all
were eR neat IN expressing their dlsapproYal OF
shs u1anuef IN which Tho South Town bos boon
pluudesed.
In separating. ali azroed TO be On hand again
this esouin9, When a lively time may bo OF.
pcctea.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
a rncoting will nlso be held this evening At tho
corner of Ihirtv.thlrd street nad South Park
&venuc, FOR tho pustxnao of getting tho ex-
psoselon Of tsx-payeee who arc opposed to tlo
present Rescssmeut. Ttts assembly Is not
meant 10 ts couned to to stdcnss IN tas vicinity,
but eserv tax-payerls ID insltcs, that by hiH ptcs-
ence le mhy give countona uco to the movement.
, 1876-01-03
THE STORM.
Its Prevalence Saturday Night
Over a Large Territory.
1tems Of Damage Thr ouI;h'
out tho City.
Tclcgrapl,io Lines Between Chicago and
The East Entirely Frustrated.
CHICAGO.


ADDITIONAL NOTES or DAMAGE noyc.
Tim ronf -, I'm f;inc sc.,,o, l,n,Id,n1 m 11.r.
1,svn street. noar Western ayupuc. WA M ,t,s liz
,o,r ~ a,-;,v H., .,nr,, tr,o sout,'nr :, 49,.
.A oA ,,.',.," u.'nh ~ ..1.. so'"o. Pn-
Non WIS lslsou cnt'te ifou tne t'h'pefa ofh 40
pos!tct III The yar't on ttlo cast e!dA nj the
building. The south cornien was entirely torr
r,,.t co,ntc,n 1i,a ,-t,r,. IT r.r,,,,n,, nts,,.
Ranged ,ro,ontly vesteydar ,aorntns. nad
.,,.n,.:,,,t tarn. "a ,n,,,,o,,,I :.
.n'oS'e'. '''IY P" sA's''s''- )" ,osa-
rete lilo 10" "l'H'u 10" o'Y s.
PRESIDENT laa:,berN, Of tic Doasa Of ElIc stiotI,
vsi,od tho building Yesterday. and af:or iltpect.
,l,c .,uto of a1rara ,or1eretl tho sn,ool tio,td
~. 49,, s.,. M, ,,,,a,, ..ar,a ~ no-o ,,oo,, !.
ioi o''e "ocA' n' "'.oH so9.'n ~ ooo'. =
Wlso ono, Tor, Though tue bniluihE nsEAt SoE "
, 1876-01-03

Prince Totloais spends = 'arEo proportion Of blu
yuat inconio yeatlr OH agricultural vorke in.
provcmenta, noble ollar,tfcs. aud general work.
for sh0 bot!eGt IT tho public
Ono OF Ills lateht rotccts. which fs now I'd
ilcat corpietioh TINT It can be enjoyed by thu
rrnplo, will cnslsc every ART student In Home t.
feel RralcfN! IL thiH 1ibria Roman princu. II Ia
srcat ntt work, prociaas and vast colloctios
of rcrroinct,ou. III ilstsor. Ut tho moat calebtat
etl sculptures aud bia rcliofe oxstus u tho DIFF.
'etcnt tnu.o!llnn Ut l:nsopc. tta hiss had built
o. his Villa Ter!tnnn. ffor,M,rIv Tho celebrated
vi!tn Alpani), now nrao,n, nails. i'll which sbs
be1sn.nE of shls ennotb collection fB already
Clacc.i. :Iluro yuu cAh ace tho htatuas Of ths
ia,lado tle Eclle'tl. tho pi'lna do Gabii. th&
Acl,t!!os thu uo:manscus, tn, EorEteno tliadiat.
OF. tho NorghcBn Ernstp'ltcdlte. and tho J}ar
f,crini fanh, from alnnich. rtiIs ErnldoHo con
ctp:ion could oniy be executed hy wealthy ani
nnrh MascnaH IT. rrira.o Tarionin. AIT stu.
1oht" Will slcncnforsh bo able to study at Roms
nll slis crGatio.'s Ut tho Most celebrated an
Hc,oolB q antiquity. ono Ersat work renaius
nnlonc. however. itlt anl autp 1t will not b
lung hcforo u T!!E s,e ncco,u rlise3, Rnd that il
\ though classification at 1lonlan art work III
EnEltaN. Not bnpk or bonks onty for thu
lcalnoh, l,nt = popn1hr Work that will tn1l a1t
ntudohts and n,nhtct,n tha st,l1oRcd apoctlB and
lnAsterB of great sthtstos, hat rcllefa aud bustH
wheso su,t when they Wose founa. whore ara
tlielr rct!tcn-. tp snort A'l thRt tnfoEnalioN
which Intelligent Americans den9a,ld us,t4c tlycti
hayo hcon spcut In business. and whn l,avc only
. geuoraf knowledge OF au.ient timos. Soma
cleyer imcttcau will probably perform thts
nocoassary WORK. It docs not roquiso any great
amotnt Of elanntcnl tnarnins. but patience, lei.
huru, familiarity With art ~ritc1a. and knowl-
elEo at rBiny. public hbrsricAs with benefit. /
hore aono american will do it, for shen It viii
Ia doao Ia practical, t1scful a. anaar.
One tnotning whom uas talking with Profess
cor palia fedusa, tho cseYer enthusiastic Director
OF tho 1somah Museum OF Primary destruction, I
aRkod lin which nntion had done the most for
education. "Tho Germnus nro Tho moat thor
ough. "harcpiied, "but tbs Ameticans--tto United
Statos, mesu-hhyo done Tho hest work fot
dsvclopi1g tho minds Of ohildrou and distribrt-
lug knowledge rapidly"
, 1876-01-03
LOCAL LETTERS,
I'LL. GOODWIN DECLINES.

TO tAs Editor of The EsIcuqo Yr.tu'ss
CulnAoo. jan. lin tue 5cccnt comments
whch haya appeared Ia YOUR columns upon the
approaching auuual election Of os1.cors By tho
Local Uoard Of Underus.:ers, you meatioo mo,
with othsrs, ~ caadidato for the position Of
President to< tho ensuing year. uavfng held
tho niAcs tor the naat yaaf aad : mouth sgo &t.-
bounced nv determination nut to TO, unner any
circumstances, 4 cRndidate for rc.a'ostion, {sar
your statement, without explanation. might lead
noma 10 suppose thst Ind roconsdsrod my tilHt
decision. wllicA deHlro Understood IL not tho
GAZE. JONATHAN GooDW1N, JR.
, 1876-01-03

IOWA..
flpkEE.


dpecia! Dispdtch " 1As Ch.easn 1Ttbune.
kloKuK Iowa, Jun. 2.-This city was
yisited las. oyan!ng by terrific rain and
wind storm. which did considerable damage
In VI ~sous PORTIONS Of tho city, but moro pasticu
larry among tho lusubcr.yatds. Lumber-pilca
were blown down and scattered about pEomiscu-
ouhly. Tho loss 10 this interest vii! amount,
In tho aBSregasa, to thousands Of dollars. A
portion of tho roof OF tieo. u. Smysh d Co.'s
pork-ho'lho was blown of1; damage about c50o.
i rapid riso In tha Dcs sfoiucs ls.ycs carried tho
railroad bridge over that stream out Of limo
Easerai inci.cs. Tho Misaseeipp scac feas within
IN hour, and tho Total rise during tho must forty
eight hours hss boon over feet. Tho storm
Wis tho elimination Of light rnin which had
prevailed for nentiy two days: during which limo
tha totul rais-fal. usA oypr 1 inches. During
lllo h,sf wind which rravAitod after tbs rain
ceasot s!1 dlltorens slntma Ut lirs wc1e sounded,
creating tho most iutenuo oscfleinHul Alnoug our
citizei,n. Tho alnrsl,a ali came from burning
clifnneva which cattted no damage.
, 1876-01-03

Nr. j. T. nagIe5, OF tls o!dc*ettatlshetl brokerage
arm (lassleJ / Dagey, 10, u Nroadw4y. New Yort.)
In stock privileges fro houa nda STOCK ElcAsnga pa-
lar>, 10 found st the Palmer uouse fos two sys
Jsa. AID aud VII to rssso1 "a give auy Informs
slGe1l.
, 1876-01-03

Englnnd sendz the Prince Of Wales
To India. America sends tho Light running " Domes.
uc." Which Will do tho country Tbs 1noat good7
, 1876-01-03
ILLINOIS,.
STfINGFfELbs
.fref{6I hfkpafch l2 ll1s L.att1qQ 7'ff1Nne.


speetd1 bftpatch 70 The cafaoo THhnne.
SpEixur1ELp, ILL.,, jan. 1.-The tornado Hatur-
day took thc wires down between bore aud Chi
~. ~ ,,sono.a1 ,,.a tr,,,,-,ta.tnn ~ s.tn-
day nights olEPatctna. 1ntoimhuon onsa'nod
since then gives 1ultor details OF tho damage TO
suiting from tho to,nndo, which reached this
w. ss .,. -. .s 49,. s.aa, ns,,, ~
sfes'eBt oanaSo "aa 10 lug us" stoe'.inl' ., ~
joining tho rol'ing-mslls. Tho trou roof OF tho
slecl.1ntll wns carried away, tho immanso girdc1s
nnh rnfters beiuc. In aouo casos. bent double.
t,i,, hr,r,1.ccrk u.u r.rti.,,v carr;ea aorr
Iho hs:aloluR "ao ho1 an1Lo conple[
cd blast t moment I'M ass,, x,,5a a''sx ss..a sn'
,o,tiv ~ tn, ;-,, ,oor tn,,,1in., oxc, i'm tr,c
., =. ~. ~. ~ ....l .sh a.,s H. .st..s,,
"ofA ." 'no "oo'u Ano u"lAa onuo' A1aho is.u.s ..
lam Einwa1ter+ Of Chicago, foreman OF tho
pann Of rootase at work on tho building. yna
r,vr,ca dorm ard hath ,cra fractured. TIM ott-
s,.N. .1,a..ss, ".'4 IT,. rr,.a Iss, l.;
or "orEnch cSeHpea bof1ous Injury. !no 'osa lh
estimated at about Sl0, GOO. more thnn half OF
which In the loan uf the Kcyetone Dooflue Com
,,n, ~ p;tt.bnr, On c,ntroctor. 1bc
p.ns, ~ ...s. - a. s,t., sta,.asos -,.,.,a.
WAS blown down. aCd port1on Of the brick walH
atso, Tie loss Ia cstimatcd at $4,000. Several
other buildings wero partially unroofcd and
chinuoys blown down.
Atltt i'll flLsuuteh ~ Tia Ehteuuo TRIBUNE,
KLoo3l1SGTotx, ILL.,, Jun. a.--A heayy wind
roScd beyo SATURDAY., prostrasing tho telegraph
Iinus ln oil direetiuua, including Chicago wires.
IN Bloomington fcnces nni outhousos aut1eroL
severely. An old lady named Matthews was
dangerously cut about tho bend by being thrown
acsoss tho street aud ngasnst c1irbssoue- Tho
house Of 1Irn. Won Eanor was nearly ruined by
chimney falling tt1ough tho roof. At Normsl
so,no lnsinonso toru-ciits. owned By Tllomas
Holm, blow ecross tho track Of tho Alton Isoad,
but nsao promptly removed. Reports from tho
county 1eiate tho general deetrucsion OF fences
and outbut[d,pca
MENDOZA.
Epecfdt DisYdteh 10 Ttr C3tiedao Tr;bune.
, 1876-01-03

Lnudborf's Perfumes
axe Hks rAtuIN aowsts sad taulosA,
, 1876-01-03

Anchor Line Of British and United States
Mall Steamers.
In addition 70 tlx!s regular Saturday aailiuG, tho
Company will despatch their magnificent aud power.
fui Steamship Ethtopi4 extra teuurs-
day Tie 18th Of J4uaa1ry, 1916 Cabin irol Soy. socr-
aau trutu ~, UuLtd states cur1eury. henderson
Dro;htrsf uuEttrAs carnrs Of Lss4lle and M3t!tzoa
streets, thtaso, ILL.,
, 1876-01-03
THE TELEGRAPH.
AL hGNrE hlt1t usIEfk

Special D,spatch 10 Ihs Ch.an,a Ttit4lle.
WAsHlsaTaS. D. t., Jan. ..-Ihc w're8 b3-
tween Washington mud Chicago hlye been
lo.u 90 shat 10 dispatches could lu sent last
night. Only two witos Aro working.
, 1876-01-03

1N1k NFtFF!1T1 1,fHt5 .'t01d N07af 70 1Ns1at1pKl0
BalieiM.
Tho leAdiug Oathohc Princes Of Italy, though
oDpossA 10 the piedmon1eto gupcriofity, show
themselves to be truly patriotic; they uro
constantly performing works thai prove their
public spirit. Tie grand 1nte1px.ses ot Pnnao
Yueiuo q ons Of tts grs.s works pf ous eoptu1y.
, 1876-01-03

THE MISSOURI PACIFIC TROUBLES.
The Stockholders of the Missouri I'acitfc Rail-
road hcli \ sery excited mcoi,ug y. Now York On
HE Goth of last month. which wsH presided OVER
ny Mnyor Dfittun, of 1t. Louis. it tho begin.
n,ug of tho mcetnE difficulty arose oyuF ~
effort to picdge the Directors to ah.du by The nc
,ian Of tue meetiog, and they said they would
leave tho room II they weso not treated with
coustesy. sls. James Fl. DakoE, = member Of
tue Missouri Pacific Directory, said that The ni-
1ectotd ctnphatica,iy denied tho clarSca made
ugaiust them by thr stoekholers.
31r. bowman remarked that, aa tho author Of
tue charges, ho NaA prepared 70 a,lstaln them,
aud had brought shs documents with hun 10 slo
10. Ho s,atul tha* the Directors Lad an-
lcaroted to fortoloas the martBagn on tho
STOCKHOLDERS. Mr. laKer had said IN bt. Lous,
before Judge Tlcas. t4at, II the ttockho!deGs 10
desired. thby would stop down anl out.
This brought hr. NGxer TO his feet. and =
sceue of ooufusiou eu.uod, Mr. Daaer denying
tue uso OF anv xusaa lsngutRn at any tiuao or
place. and Mr. boHu1an elsimlng thxs ho had
, 1876-01-03

DEATHS.
DERGMAN-Jan. l. Of brain favcr, Alico Mnry, sgcd
"a months, only daugatcr Of frank a. md Iizlle r.
nergrpan.
Funeral to-day {afondas, At 10 m. from residenos
26t West Oongroas-at, to drneeland.
pAEskS-1h this c!ts, Jan. ?, Anizcu Parks, aged
ycafs ] month and 10 daYs.
Fn1.cral from 50 Ashlyst By carriages to Grace.
lan, on Tuesday at II O'Clock, Friends Of sha faiIy
invited.
, 1876-01-03

MARRIAGES.
Observation-Disclosures l, By the nov. nlhhpu
Chengy, a1r. Charlca Htetmer md Mtss Mary nschal
hoth Of this city.
sE-Jefcrsa,t Wis, parers p1ease copy.
, 1876-05-27

do 80. and tina llfaiTN and fhA ur;t tn ,14pt rnv
tlc monstcr.-iust M Nco1p11Au. popr,
BuEr1. Dtnss1nr. and 1Ioorrn fai,ei In v,n.
ouisi tho Coaf.tleratcs, anil Gnanr. by hi.
conius and pluck, retrieved tleir tl;saster,
by his yiosoricaL 1,n,arow Ia Tho Gnanr of
tho campeien against tho whisky tbioyes md
blaokmailcrs. and Custom. House r;nus and
public rlnntserers, who hayo corrupted our
politics md scantlalized our FREQ institutions,
Whore all his predecessors failed ho Inns eone
on courngcousy in that contest against
thiovory anel corruption To conuuor. md has
tlono, and IL doing, a glorious work in the
why OF tho publication of tho n,,blio scr.
vice." mud Of Tie whole political atmosphere,
and of olevntinR the tone of nub]io u1oralu
1Io Inns not gono nj It in such snirit as ind1-
cated by tho phrase Of the platform. .unkers as
to tho enforcement Of tho lavs "<ueu 10 the
extent Of tho punishment Of prominent metn-
bcra Of his own party" IIo has not felt TINT it
required any stretching of l,ia sense of ofI,col
duty to the very utmost in order to brace
himself up to tho point Of enforcing tl,o lnws
against stenling, against thieves who hatl
stolen into prominent ,,!accs in tho Rcpub.
AEAl parry. 11o R[a8 HuCCGeQcu IN Ills contest
with the Ring because lie has n,ndo no dis
tinction betweon such thieves aud other
thieves, and has tlono the party good soryice,
Ms we'll as tho country, by sending them to
tho renitontiary
Thereby it was that lo won for himself the
undying enlnity of all tho whisky-thievea in
and out of the ponitentiarios. Tho ssuliod
attempt in this sixth resolution to irnoro
, 1876-05-27

The Illinois resolutions 20 beyond the nero mat.
Ter Of resumption, antl pronounce Against thc oid
State bAnk policy. This may seem at first to 10
tnperf1uons, but 1t wao really = very wise ncts-
Chfcago journal.
People will differ as to the wistlom ct the net.
The "old Stats bank policy" was to redeem
notcs in coin on presentation. THIS was done
by New England, New York, Ohio, indiana, Vir-
gtnta, and Louisiana banks for many years. III
come OF the States tho laws vera defective IN
regard to the security thu banks were required
to give for tile redemption Of their notes. but
the intention Of tho laws was to exact coin re-
dcmrtton for al! bank notes. It Is that which
constitutes the distinguishing feature between
the existing system aud tho old State systcn.s.
The present ono does not require coin rc&eu,p-
tson,-nothlng hut scrip redemption,- tho
platform tcrcely condemns "any Legislation
which might cauee return to tho system Of
laper currency in existence before tho War;
ie., redemption Of notes In coin. BLAINE In Ills
recent speech in Congress strenuously insisted
upon speedy return to specie payments, and
condemned tho whole rag.baby policy, wh!cl, tie
Illinois plank defends and would cterntze This
Is going beyond the mere matter Of resumption
With vengeance.
, 1876-05-27

II tho latest reports by cable arc correct,
the Turkish Government will take upon itself
the responsibility of informing tho Great
Powers OF Europe that they arc expected 10
keep within tho provisions OF tho Treaty Of
Paris, or, in other words, they will bo told
TINT their intervention is not needed,
and particularly not desired. Tho
:" Sick b1an," 1t is said, will sit up for brief
period while this information il volunteered.
Language of this character from tho Porte,
although coming from weak source, las,
when added to tho stronger cry Of "Euro
pcan Equilibrium from some Of the Wcst-
ern Powers, always turned tho scale in favor
Of the Turk,