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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25


Smithson Of Tennessee. moved. during
this ballot, that the New York delegation
b allowed 20 votes.
Singleton moved 70 make the nomina-
ton unanimous. which was carried. with
- much enthusiasm - 200 men are ca
pable of.
Nominations FOR Vice President being
II order. S;ney. of Pennsylvania. sub
United the name Of Alexander Campbell
of Illinois.
Gen. Wingate was nominated.
Mnrphy. OF Illinois, nominated Moses
W. Field.
Rohinson, Of Michigan, ao1ilseed
In BucAanan. Of Iadiana.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25

Read the advertisement Of A. H. Strouse in
another column, and SIC how cheap cash will
buy dry goods
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25

A large greenback club was organized at
Morristown Thursday evening Of last week.
The officers are: President, DR.. ;. b. Coe;
Vice President, E. Fullerton; Secretary, c.
AIdrich; Treasurer, 6. w. Wslrath.
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A Nav Idaa.

DUDLEY BROTHERS, booksellers. st. Paul,
have Just received q large assortment Of wall
papers, borders and window screens, which
they offer very low. Wall paper trimmed free.
Remember the place, -Dudley's Bookstore, s
East srd street, just below the bridge. laa
9O-3m, N s
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25

A Democratic county convention is called K
meet at the Court House on Saturday, May thu
9th
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Prof. Jas. McNaughton, for the past thr :
years the principal Of the Faribault schools,
was, at the meeting OF the school board last
week unanimously reelected for another term
with salary Of 81 500.
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Wheat is being marketed here in large
amounts, and brings from 8Oc to 81.
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Chas. Smith, boy d fourteen years, was ar
rested last week for poisoning dogs. He con-
fessed to having had hand in the business,
but was discharged through some flaw in the
proceedings.
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PETER COOPER,
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Of New York.


Lewis Huber, O
William, Allen. OF
Gwynn, OF n,ir
David Davis. a
briefly in CONNIE
A. f. Steve /,
Bloomington,
had authority /. !.
in that conn 4
rot a candida
whether he
come one.
Mr.. Hun
Alexander
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25

Wednesday the 18th. the Scandinavians eel
citrate the 62d anniversary Of the independence
Of Norway.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25

81 teachers have been awarded certificates to
teach in this county.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-25

Randall Fuller is purchasing stock prepare
tory to starting . ranch in southern Colorado.
He leaves here about the frst Of June.
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DEpART'T.
FRANK A. DAVIS, Editor.
tAr LoWELLs oFF1CB.)
lat LOWELLs OFFICE. J

Seeding is completed and corn planting is
now the order of the day.
, 1876-05-23

The residence OF ". o. DurlIug and George
D cncon, No. 1878 Dearborn street. wass entered
Ia st week, and relieved. Of q clothes wkihgcr, Is
feet Of rubber garden hose, and $50 1ag.
A n,An named John 0cttcny vaa relieved Of 4
s;t5 gold watch while listening TO Tho speech Of
Col. Ingersoll In the United States court room yea.
tczay sfternoon. And this, too, after n,c terrible
denrncaton by Col. 1ngeraoll Of thtoy nnd
everything else that is bal.
Within the past week an honest-lookhag chap In
tho gnrb OF caclmtner has been visiting. the resi-
dences OF South .Siders ostcnsibly In quest Of
work. Failing to secnIo Job be Offers to part
With valuable gold ring a. merely nominal
price. The dodgc Ia old one, bat seytzFai Of the
k!nll+hcatted ladies on tho apenues hayo baen
'.taken In" by It.
About 1o:3o o'clock yesterday morning, Edward
Warnecke, manufacturer Of sewing mac htne ad.
tustmenth, at No. 2:i4 Second street, and residing
ut No. 4D8 North Wells street, sent clerk named
Henry Boyer 10 the German National Hank with :
check for S7oO with which he calculated to pay OF
bla employees. Both the clerk and the money arc
missing, and Mr. Warnecke expects Tint hia de-
iautinE employc hss robbed him 10 4 sstll greater
o1tent by collecting outstanding bills to some con-
siderable amount This abscondcr u aeEman,
and Ii about 81 yeasa Of age.
, 1876-05-23
SlllcllE

Special Mtptllch 10 TIA Tribune.
Sioux C1Tr, H., Mny GA toleEram from
Storm Lake 70 the Journal announces the death
By suicide Of Frank E. Chamberlain. at that city,
this morning, about 6 o'clock Chamberlain took
= gun aud went 10 tle bankA Of the lake, half
milo away, and blew his bralns out His body was
found about o'clock this morning. Peccs Of
skull were found 20 feet from the body. It up.
peara 10 have bean hs deliberate act, nnd to carry
out ha design he removed oae boot and st1cklnE
and pulled the trigger with hta toe. Chamberlain
ran for Circuit Judge and was defeated, two yeays
ago, by Judge TuTer. Of this District. Lie lcAves
4 wife and two slnall children.
I.oulsyILIE, ky., May 23,-A remarkable sui
eide occurtel near here to'hisht: J. 4. y. Glass-
stcamer uelle when In mid river aud shot htmself
10 that Ills body fell Into tho sHsl1 and before Il
could 10 recovered, aunk from slght. 0lascook
waa 10 years Of age. aud fer twenty-five ycAss
resident Of Madison. lie left letter 70 his
wife, Fcgrettng this couEst, ent stating that pow
cny compelled him TO leAys th1 world for anotncr
Lis complained OF treatment from hla son and
ethuru. and wished II understood that he WAS not
enszy. In conclusion, he said that II anything Of
tho Kind T. posnbc ho will coma back to this world
and pay his respects 10 soDls Of his enemies who
caused his ruin.
aNAsuvtLiE Tenn,. May ga special from
| \ m0!dcr Al tho WATSON Car Works, blew out his
brains with pistol Sunday night while In 1T Of
/ delir!um trctnens. Deceased Wna = Scotchn1sn,
aged u, aud lived formerly 1t Cleveland, o.
8peaai DIpatcA 10 1ns TftbHns.
DETnoiT. Mich, MaJ 12.-Tl!s esralpEA young
woman, whost nnmo Ii unknown, committed aui.
e1de by lsapng into the river from q tesryboAt
, 1876-05-23

South watos street An inquiry ~ 70 his cSps1a; p,sa
lie tact Tia. Mr. derma'n was net q AZ olatsa tea
E'a Soe h. 81 i5aPsffsipss Psrsis ~
int Febsnasy vis Yankton, bnt W. compelled a2
account o' snow t9 ,staIn TO 4ant uss "s GIT.
ss,nt s atet ers ss' 1so # 's;saSs' soass s,sse
te ho % s tayr n5s Ss ,ssns Yin n1 rue
cccdct! from thrrn with satlcs's outat, anu nfter
jnnrnryIng for ninety miles along Fond. In which
they fund and buried this rcn,nins OF seventeen
nsa,iy s ri fiji lsd ess hs foeEs
anI iilis IN lilo ne!shborhood, and footed his way
back 10 Custer City. The. gentleman, tells this
stosy with the grcste. nonehaisnee hnd nprnfshat
~ consllers Il nothing ont Of tle ordinary state OF
a1ralrs In the Hack Hills region.
OPPOSED TO CONVICT LAnon.
A meeting Of workingmeu waa held lhtt evening
ut tho corner Of ntler md stFG1,s .,
organization. The attendance vas email. v. Il.
Stevens called the meeting TO ordcrt and a. X.
retes:on wns elected & ~ 9app 9eempofats coalFH'an'
'S!Hiis Within sn oins, ptomlncat citizen Of tho
Republican ticket at the Into election. aadressod
tie meeting lie showed hat JAIL and pe;ntesnn &
education Of criminals In the beat ttaet. and urgell
his hcatera 10 SEQ that tho votes Of wo:ktngmcn
were cast for men whu Wonld IeGlal1sa against tho
rse,n!scaeus use Of convict laboI. ., .x.
honrs Of convict labor should bo reduced snd more
put in solitary confinement. There WIS no class VI
ifadesmcn who suffered more from senxista6ott 1ot
men Of 10th political parties 10 support their meas
ure in the I.cKfslaturr.
After son,e furttor speeeh.maklng Of ths same
JON Tncd. Permanent Officers viii bo selected At a
fuuufe gathering,
, 1876-05-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

l.
"Eanncsto o'Wcaslthorne," produced At Nc
VlckcrS Theatre last night for the hsst tin'o In ta
city, 10 ridiculous drama. 1t hna not ono quality
to recommend Il TO pnblc favor. Tho story 10 In.
probable and nn1ntcrcstng, tho ncton Hlchgrc, anu
the dramatic movement almost incomprchensblc.
Miss Mitchell unght 10 have had better Judgment
thnn that which shc exercised In accepting thia
absurd piece. Nannttte be 1t understood, 10 tho
hcrcss OF rn.t estate, who has been defraudcd
Of he. rights by tho s1mp!a process Of
handing her over to m unpr!ncipled old
baIll1 In the neighborhood. lie rcars hor hs bis
own etcp.chld, OF rather az an adopted daughter.
and doae not sysn ass nc 'ronmo e FL s os,nfs nf
passes to hof aunt and her aunts aon. Of WHOM On
The former ,on,y "a cogn'kans oi tho fraud. I'VE we
sfa IL inhesent her, % want 1 Of robaty and sissi interest
The rcmanc. Of thc paY T. s.ken ,pp IN o rGs,99s ns
lsan,n cnn 10 shortly disposed Of because there ie
20 i!ttle of Il Ai Teinerks o1 VI. head ,nn,s os,
sna,kes ,lassi u lreiand. Tilo ehasaeers come On
afo md relate tho tte.y ThGa Y n0nnf 1nxs
eenta 1 of .oao sa 81 1bookscss
il t,e4trs: cenflet q en'otlon. exhibited, not
VI tic genuine drama; and to throw work Q! lcs
lion into the form Of dinlogne is net Ct to WIlc M
yoaa s.s s sS"s sn th. !" sss sss o
her noyol. the casual obscrTer cannot say w'1efc
/ she has done 1t.
Thp dramatic construction OF The play Ia awls.
ward and weak, There ls no reason whT It should
| begin az 1t d0ea OF cnti a. It, does, The mn9r
charnctcss who Ate introduced at odd m9ments to
pnllycn tho action md succeed not at oil, arc Ike
knItters, md ii ano.acr otlcess Of the law There
ie neither form nor consistency in tho relation OF
secncs to each other aad 70 ths rrnc!ral "cton:
Mi the personagcs In tho trama KnceeasIvey enter
and do tleir talking, the whoc ctoslng with an ie-
ruptfDn Of villagers, who stnx aoHE On tle apot1
while moi belonging to ths premises "a sn tle
whether for s.,o purpose Of killing tho young man
or preventing Tho introduction OF machinery,
| on tho cstato nobody can tell. In the last act,
Nannttte't identity 4 revealed by sn old woman.
impulslrcly and incidentally. u tho old woMan
| had not happened 10 speak at thnt nlomcpt ihcFs
would haye been nothing 10 prevent tho play from
| running on forever. ...,
The acting Of tho piece Ia quite &c good as 1t dc.
serves. M!ss Mitchell makcs tho most Of tho som.
bre and tame part OF Nannefe, but ltis 60 unusual
| thing to SEQ her deprived Of alt opportunity &c
exhibit light. hearted gayey and comic perceptions
TINT her admirers in thc audience muat iase beer
| disappointed anu puzzled. The remaining parts
ucro NIT all we'll trcsted In the case Of play
no hopClessly dull and foolish 1t ID useless x
| specify.
, 1876-05-23
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

The Rooncy m nrdcr case has boon continued TO
the next term.
The quasi. Grin ,nal calendar will be called IN the
Criminal Court Il week from MonAny.
Henry We'nti ch. recently appointed Constable
Tor tho Town Of Wheeling, yesterday ted tho ntc-
Ct 'sarJ bond.
.Louis 1ierbst ha been appointed Constable for
ths Town Of Wort b, 70 I'LL vacancy oeca'ioned By
the removal ofTa:f'or.
D, ,puty Sheriff tcDonsld has hcara from ano.hcr
Of tt'c parties who recently escaped rem }otl NC
Guln . Is supposed TO be in cnstody At I'll. Lons.
IN I'll, er from .he sah.Ticasary II exchange Tor
8rcrn mcks. liz proposes to deal 1t out to the tax
phycri. ........-
Con. table John c.. Klyn. Of West Chicago. IN jn.t
Ged 10 ale new boz ID In tho no1tscscn days or give
| up bis nt1icc.
! Comm esloncr Lonergan has ,lgnIecd bis inten-
tho c,a. 70 male H. gatnat him in the report Of tbs
lit jury. lie will doubtless be accommodated.
County Treasurer l1uck left for Springfield lat
| iicnn State Convention n: He goes unpledged, ex.
ccpt as against Deyoudgo 6rst, lasa, aud ali tbs
| time.
the attorncr, ID The Mike Evans quo warrnnto case
that tho hcarng had b,on postponed nnttl Friday,
instead Of Thursday. when The Court will 10 At
| leisure.
Deputy Sheriff o'Eiel yesterday started to make
levy on the property. of the Chlcngo q Paclhe
Hnisoni Company in thtt city, 10 satisfy Clhfm
| OF Marvin Munger for 81, 10o What success ho met
! With VIA not reported.
Commtesinner CfcaEy, In antwcr to tho complaint
made against htn, before the Grand Jury Saturday
'hy one Quinn, says that Qnlnn ID crazy. Whatter
this be uo It IL very ey[de,tt that 40 far Al
tho complaint affects Mcssra Clenry and Alulloy,
! there is nothing In It.
| james Sullivan, now confined In The County Jail
oh tho charge Of kidnapping child in tic southern
part of the city week ago, made application res.
| ts.FdAy for dschRrZc on writ Of 1abeaa CORPUS
| The application will bo passed apon by judge
Moore t6is morning.
The Circuit Clerk os Lake County filed transcripts
in The Criminal Court tho casesof William Little
insl1ctad for burglary and arson, and Frederick
1Icrtof4 indicted for laccpfng tpP1lng house open
| on Sunday. tho Court there hnvtng granted tho
| partics change Of venue to th!s county.
| TIE GGAHD JURY.
The Gsand Jury yesterday wha engaged In hear
Ing ordinary jail cases. to the etclnalou Of other
buinees. County Clerk Lieh exhibited mn anxiety
10 be heard In complaint against the Frtfe Prtsse
for libel, belt had some difficulty in getting An
dIcnce with the jury. He was anRllJ successful.
however, nd lntd before that body M artclo pub.
1ithcd In that paper ecsesn days ago charging him
I With all manner Of frnu! and corruption. An in-
dictmcnt will probably be found. To-day tho same
order Of cast1 will be dealt with, and Tomorrow
the Investigating work will be resumed which It Ia
now predicted will result In the Indictment Of
erat county contractors for pcrtnD in making oath
to the correctness Of their bills ~ well - fof
downright swtllIng.
, 1876-05-23
COME TO GRIEF.

TnAr'8 WHAT uAPpENEp COUPLE OF bTHAW-
DAILRRs+
On Friday last Joseph A. uallsck, living nt No.
643 Superior street. and W, W. Burdon. hailtug
from No. l4S State streos, offered themselves In
the Criminal Court ~ bondsmeu for James Rodgers,
tho burglar who entered pardridge's store State
atseet some wceks ago and prird the safe open,
having previously stolen the tools 10 work
with. They scheduled shelr property md
,uado thereto tho necessary andaYits. but
tbs bond wus NOT accepted without
an examination Into its value. Yesterday the par.
ties came into court To- perfect the bond and secure
iiedResr' relsa.e, lt!s know;ns s4st s!nss the
sise s Ss p pac
cants. Thcy weEe arrested ut ones BY warrant
h sena I'D sy t. ans ps
wllleh The records Indicated belonged to aosns ono
iii eisr. haa III itaken @ and whether wijful'y eu!, of
the chsrgs agatnst them " not tha only consoason
ts. Ltd y n Tss
ths he bond bsinr aied 4 s.. 900. .,,..,,,oc c.ux.
b. " sbsr a,,orn.y nstc.d q
,hsy M sought to eotabsh thslt innocence Of ths
tsr. Of boari Of Tsate fans, for that pusposs:
IL Offset bis story, which VIVA uot regarded ~ sha
s.taxhts. .hs sasin q ttt!e tS sHe property ~ IN
property under sandry clouds, aad sGe who!e Yen!
VI ! atfonE probability that tic coaalng Of she
title was JOB, and part Of general schoMs to es
'As Psn,'!' psFiH,y va. concerned
~ the t1unsaction, the Court how It was posi-.
ble that he could hare been mis.aken about h!.
tsy ya.sep ssa BE- Il: Il: :s:s
h. aua xne Sda1 HI attorney nssasd
connections. asc. Tho Court WaS Qbdur&tc. how.
, 1876-05-23
Tic Peruvian Dcpartmcnt---A
Characteristic Painting.
How Foreigners Excel Us in the Pro
duction Of Luxuries.
A Japanese Bowl, and the Leg.
end Connected with It.
Parisinn Fur. Goods. .Enst.Inltan Work
--sA Continental pcddlcr...Swlss
Watches.
YESTERDAY.
TIE WEATHER AND ATTENDANCE.
"A IL HaIkIaa

@f$@'1' 49, ~ ~.
PH1LApsLFn1A, Pa., A1ny @.-Ihc week
oncne,1 st,snIcn air with sunshine ar,l blue sky
rt,.-a 4. ~ ~, 49,, a,naoI frrrco.a In tho ~,
1neso ID Hot 5et auy ocelucu 'hetc"'a III tho NJ
tendance at the Centennial, Or In the floating
nonulatton of thu city. On 10 day last week
,f.,, ',A ii.... - a.. r,,ftt
ulu tnc 'inLlueI ~ paJin1 t'Sto'o ~ VIZ CA"'o'-
tton exceed $1,000, and OK that ny far tito larger
mart was composed of residents. Roonl-rcnt
r.,,,t,s a. ~, soma o,rrc,. avcroofnr 81 "a n
remains a1 tne Sums ns"1e'' h,elAe"'s @t.o' "
day. The hotels nrc not In0rc than comfortably
allied, and there Ia no Indication OF their being
a.o,,ds, non,, ho,o,a 1r,v
e1o"ueu ,,'. "s"'A o'''ie '"'''
AluouSn
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY
nrrscnt finn t}tnn)ay In the Main J,ultfnp Of 1cp.
~, o.hlh;t. tbn. u irt I'M, hca,,yny hos hccn
s'a, e.n'o"s' tnus ~, w. ny, as"s 49,.
MADE oy tnem III MaehineEJ t!a'' opaec ''"s oec''
allotted those countries adjoining the main en-
trnnre m Tim aonth ntste Ii Ia cluttcsed uu with
, 1876-05-23
OBITUARY..

bpsC7u4 Uqsp0@eH 10 1Hd 1EtuHHa -
OSHKOSH, Wis.,, May 22.-Tho Hon. G. A, Wells
brod, member Of the 1tate Doasd Of Normal School
Regents, died this morning Of nasarial feysr. lie
WIS an old resident and uaanber nf The largo law
Urn, Of Fciler L. Wetsbrod. Ftlterlng Of nlauuru
Into well xax the causo OF tho dseaso. Ills
who!t family were attacked. Ons daughter died 0i
the aau.o disease two Weeks ago.
SptctaI Dlpalch 70 1As Tribune,
JAckaoNytLLE, May .2.-Mrn. Elizabeth Dun.
cnn, tciict Of ex-Gov. Duncan died Of parslyss In
this city o.dny.
AxHrnls, Tenn, May 22.-John Mnlroy, FOX
many years connected with the ploAs OF Nashville
and Aemphis ~ local rupoFtez, died Of eonsu1np'
ton to-day.
, 1876-05-23


.vhn County Hoard held regular meeting yestct.
dny afternoon, President johnson IN tie chaif Anu
nil tie members prcscnt except Tabor.
Tho medical sta1 Of the Insane Asylum sent in
commut. .dcation requesting that Dr. 1l"gcn'orf bc
nnnolnte, N second phJsic!an to that institution, as
moro medical help WAS needed on account OF the
to,nnlctton xf the now wing, Referred.
,rhc u.ual nu,tbur OF bills wcrc presented anti re-
farrell inclu ding ons from Joseph Hogan for s115
for r1umbInr done at Students Hall. Engineer
richJch. Of ti,c Court House and JAIL naked for
nnr,n,s.on to N1chage certain necessary articles
tG tie snfne M n ,s Rsd m 'eS on Fab
'1a 1Comamlssioner II, 'lden. from the Finance Com
TIla sALH or TUE -sEFoRM.scHooL rRorsETf:
Tue COMMITTEES ha'' Waited snd examined n i,.s - the
grounds, and also NJ vie Inquiries a. 10 tt!e maf
~ tscr,tsy Hs,a' Of o;psu ; lon OF tns1 pasties
on won nany wa sdS g0n5 noSa9 ssn b. e.
e.r1sd ~ rexars ho sauc ta propsy They
wonII, % thesetors, end thas your Committeo
BE- i; 1 70
VIZ: one-Aith of the purchase money to be cash,
balance In four animal ryments as ps1, cent II
Wte,, ile several bids AZ In to report the Same to
$50. 0o0 Of The $loo, 600 6se bonds TINT had bacn
S,icss5 ri Rapk !: fssys s s H. :, SSo M e
t9n tg' 6od d = tfs3 "a sin f] At iG6 co. with &c.
srnsJ }ntrrcst befne an average price Of 1OJ. IS.
.o ,nnnIt w. ,l.S tIrncI Iy County Treasurer
Commissioner BurdIcls asked ao know viz they
;sps9, Fl Fsss s 'fs
~ ;aas' mn va' cent a 81 What it was worth,
~ ~ lshat Il would have brought three
y. ~ fomr vc,,s aoo liz did not sac what sse there
,v,. -ynnntng $50 to Sloo for dycrtstng It for
snin - nnu! Thr+c yyaa M uecctetY for selling tho
nronettv now. md il would hrlng full prIce it
| heiI on 10 Tor some years. The county was not
nhrei n seij an he did mot be}iepe In offering 1t
| for ssnlc.
commissioner Holden taId that t1,ty did not pro.
nonc In se ,hc nfopcrty ,hces al fair price, but
hs thought tho only way w. to advertise In order
| Observation-Disclosures Ilsso moved to lay over the report
| for IN" week.
| fsnmranfhncr McCeGseY believed In finding ont
| what fIcy could get for the property now. He did
| not believe it would ever Increase IN yalue.
| Cnnl,nlsetoper Bur{tck moved to lay tho report
~, IN tahic comnlssnner Dusse's motion was
nMt md iost.
commissioner pustliek pressed his motfgnr which
vns mi anconled. Thu repoTts were then 1scaiyeL
and adopted.
b,u n, sSSf S1 ~, ~ on;niom an tornsh{p oy-
rnnIxation from Leonard SWEET, recommended ~
thr .I,IIciary Comu,lt,cc. evoked rome dLs-
enu.ion. but Sas aually paid, after Com
,,rs,ot IA tha nax,naners NJ having hecn thn
anse ri thlrds OF tns cxtrs cxnenses Incurred
Nv tho connty. Two bills, nggreeas!ng 81, 00O for
m,snn anI cnrneutcr work ione on the new
A. "is1' lit ~ 81 GOO for rlaz{np, etc,
bilt for s., 60o for reparng roof on tho old
| court. Ifo,rtfnI hlou,n nj hv the rnrcut stOru
, 1876-05-23

S1eclH1 D71FdEtN 70 7He 1f15HHt "
ST. PAUL, MIMI, bny 21.-A hooo on tho Will
low Illvcr carried out the dam Ut New Richmond,
Wis, ycstcrday morning, washing away Hnmblrd
i Rogers lumber yard about 10 feet OF tEestle-
wnrk OF tho North Wisconsin Railroad, and undcr-
mining Turner s. Rolling Hour-mil, 30 that tho
building broke In two, cornerwisc. The loas Oh tho
latter Ii SO, UQ0, that the luGbct.yatd 81 co.,
, 1876-05-23
DEATHS

TUORNToN-At Qensva, ILL.,, on Tuts0ay, tho
10Th Inst, Faulinl Thornton, Site OF Milton
1'hnrntun. In the d5th year 0t her nge.
~ Paper. IN Now Asmpshits and New York
please copy.
trnaS. infsut daughter OF O. II. and Fannie q,
Williams, aged Y months and days.
Funeral from No. 0bl West Polk street. to-day,
tho 23d, u O'Clock ?. N.
QmAa-Aa hsr sesldsaee, No. % Augusta
, 1876-05-23
FINANCIAL,

HpectGs D3polcA 10 7nt 7HtvnA
DEvRoTr, Mich, May 11.-To.dAy Tho Mechans
ics' Society Of this city. after long struggle with
financial allincnn, suecunabed aud mada an sssign-
mtnl Their liabilities amount 10 $ll7. 600, and
the!F asscts which consiAt Of the library and the
line block erected Lat year, are stAted " be worth
4l7I 600.
, 1876-05-23
NEW cu1CAGo THEATRE,

Tho Mnstrola continue to draw comfortable
houses, and have reason to hope that they arc on
the high.road to assured prosperity. The per-
forulance concludes with "Weston tho Walker,
instcnh Of s'ronny Makes IN Fog. au previous
" announced. There Is no PARTICULAR novelty
in the arst part OF tho programmed KIrk and
Drew, thu song nnd dance men, arc tho now at-
fractions in tho Hecoud n4Ct.
, 1876-05-23
HYMFNFAt.

NEw YonK May ay22.-Viseount Mandsvi1le, eldest
sou Of tho Duke Of Manchester, WA married At
Grnes Church this afternoon 70 Miaa Consue1o
Yznaga del Volta. Ths church was dcnsely
crowded
, 1876-05-23

Isuspect that the lady readers Of TIE TarBvKB
would b - much interested IN description of tho
superb dresses on exhibition from Paris ~ any
thing eae. But 70 give all their charming details
Of fill. and doupce, and bias, and tIal il no easy
saak. There y ons texture of the French Depart.
auesd b1 asaa4 e4lnssias. and should not b ouis-
, 1876-05-23
MARRIAGES.,

MACLAY-RoDDlN-O sunday, the 18th Gay
Of May, by the 1tot. n. =. Wood: James a. MAC
sliAW-WAltMOTH-O May r. st tho real
denca OF Dr.. II. A. Lepscksr, No. 213 North Pear.
born street, by tho leev. Df. Harris, Alss Annio
r. Wafmoth and DR., Thomas Shaw o1 Macon
City. No.
, 1876-05-23
TIIlE-DAnIP EXPLOSION

Nav YonK, May pa Richmond tVn.) dis.
patch saya: IA are.dnmp explosion occurred Sat-
pslay at the old Mid Lothian coal pit, in chcster
de!d County by which eight men were Killed and
two badly Injured. Five of the Killed were white
and tbree eQlOrcQ.
, 1876-05-23

Mf. Frank E. Aiken 10 playing At this place OF
amusement this week In an American drama called
Ebert, or Ocean to Ocean," The work belongs To
that now familiar claaa which draws iu {nspsat!on
from yollnw w.corctea literature. such ~ i ~ the
Museum company give 1t q faithful enough inter-
nfetAtlon.
, 1876-05-23

sr. JoaEP1, No., May g. MARY McKcncr, aged
II, and her nephew, two years old, wsse drowned
In the Missouri River a. this point Sunday evening
by falling fron skiR. The bodica have not been
rfCQYt{Ga.
, 1876-05-23

This house was closed last night for the first dmo
In many months The new manager Is now per-
fccting arrangements for O fresh opening, due an
uouncomeut Of which will bo given.
, 1876-05-23
RITTER LATE THAN NEVFa,

II your teeth ase going. and you have not Jet
tried uis 'sozodout." " a. pressrtstive, ky II
now. Abandon al other pentitHcea. and give It
chance. II Is guaranteed 10 b - harmless u