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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-11
Chicaxs.

FLoUH- Steady common TO choice wertern
shipping cxirAs, 3Gf-5.
WHrAr-Actise and Aigher No, \ fresh l o9t,
e5i cox; regular ooetl cox closed ~ coS for
each or Nay; os1fGi VI; losed Al soS for June
o. 10 seller for last half Jane; Oe o3; closed
=, o2a. for July; No. 8, slb rejected, sls.
CoRx-AoderaIeiyA Actiyc and . shade easier;
high mixed, ie,St46,i; new mix I'D A3at4ai., No.
2 la0lsa ;eloetd al 4S for cash or Nay %,SGtas;
clo.ed inside bid for July 4sa<a+7; rejected Az
OATS Rather quiet apd asshAde easier; No. 2.
a7~ a. 81 for May, a,,. Gs3s for Junr; closed a,
-,ns>ee prices
RY.-StcadY; No. 2, 6a1dsl.
BAuLEY-Dull: No. ,,a'l for eA.h; 7lH1T7I
for June.
PonK Higher; 20 +oGs2o 80 for cArh. ~ 50 for
June; soe7ri for Laiy, 70 solr2o @o tot August.
Higher. liibdtla aofor cash; " 2ott - 72,s
for Jnne, II 12tudt II Is or July; i2 .s1lbi2 ~ ior
Angn.A
MEArs~ Fair demand and steady.
putEEt4 Steady at 2.fbo).
Eass strictly ir-rh. iIhGth.
WhisKs- STEADY At on.
QCALl. BoAnp Wheat stronger and higher; o.
!, Gtiu2a for July Corn hrmcr +ts for Nay
3I5a fOf June. OAts unchApSeo, fOfk Llxurr,
10 s7ts bid for June, gu III, for July Lard Alsh-
er ~ 32sf for June ~ 4a,s for July
Milvassee.
Milwaukee, Nay 10.
FLorR-Quiet bu, hrmer.
WHkAr-Oponsd Arm aud half cent higher !,
cis.ed strong; No. 4 Milwaukee, lits hard n
No. 2 do. l p44 for cash; OAK for June, osa
for July; no. ssih.
| CoaN=Scaree; Ma. 2, a.
oArs ,2a for Nay; aa,s for June =
/ Rrk-Steady; No. !, 81.
I BARLxr- Unsettled No. ass.
| LivsTpsSl.
Liverpool, Nay 10.
I Flour 2a.412.s Winter wheat, s-sd1as iod,-
spring ssas.. White sssd. Club. SriodStiosed
Corn, 7SsG26-6d Pork. sa-Sd. Lard. So
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-11
FOREIGN.
NkwsPApKR raosEcurxr

NKwsPApKR sRosRcGTxn-
PANS, May l0---Henri Rochefor,'s
journal, the Droits De I-'Hommc, has
been again prosecuted for publishing
a letter from person deprived Of
civil and political rights. The letter
MAS in advocacy Of subscription for
sending workmen to the Philadelphia
exposition.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-11
FATAL ACCIDENTS.

LONDON, May To- During the r1c-
ing at. Chester today 4 temporary
stand erected for the use Of spec.
tators fell. Two persons were
kllled5an many seriously injured.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-11
bY TELEGRAPH

New York.
New York. Nay 10.
Aossr--E..y Al 'a.a
GoLp-l.t2A
GovEnHnssrt=-Activcb buJlawer.
srocxs-opcned arm aud hishrI cloaed weak
ssid lower,
Now Ysrk Nav TO-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-11

President Grant, Secretary Fish
and other members of the cabinet
have just driven from the grounds.
The cordons OF guards have been re-
moved from the approaches to the
main hall, memorial hall and machin-
cry hall, all parts Of the exposition
are now open to the public. Crowds
which lined both sides of the streets
when the. procession passed have dis
persea to all parts OF the grounds
! cheers are resounding on all sides
bells arc ringing, and, bands playing
in all directions and the centennial e1
| position of 1876 is formally opened.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-11
Liv,srpesi.

- LIVetPb0I, 1hy 10.
Flour 2as4I2+s Winter wheat, SrSAGas iod.
spring stas.. White ss6d. Club, SsiodStlos2d.
Corn, 26sGoS-6d. Pork, sa-6d. Lard. So
, 1876-04-28
WHAT THEY THINK OF 1T.
hkyHp f,ot.VYH

Yesterday afternoon. after tho opinion had
hoen rendered by Judge MuA!lister, TH1nuss
reporter oallod upon Mayor Golvia 10 $50 what
he thought Of tho daoislon. Tho Mayor had
lust beeu in conversation with tho City Attor-
ney, and though suffering from = severe cold,
recsivsd tbs Reporter eourtsouAly.
Bald The TR1BuxE smisea1yI "WhAt do you
thluk Of Judge MoA!lissor'a decision I"
IT think 1t 10 al right. II metoly lsgAllxes
tho Issue OF certificates aftos lazy has been
fixed BY tho Council. thiuk. had tho Council
known tneso would haye bsen any aucstion
about IL At all, they would have h1ed tho tar
4hey could bAye done - vol ~ pot."
"What otfeot viii thla hare upon the certih-
cAtos ,nsued In tho pA1s7"
'sIs merely holds that thsy ware legally Is,
sued. Ihafs tho way understand 1t don't
your
.wlli yen osxln 10 issue now certificates
right away I"
:" Undoubtedly. si1; thAt to, - soon ~ the
Council passes the tAx-leyy ordinance. You
know tho taxes arc not really due until August.
aud we, OF course, housbs that th|s massaz
WAS unnecessary"
"This will make city employees feel rather
jubilant, Isuppossa"
"Most Issutedly. Tbs fsss u. there ase
, 1876-04-28
ARKANSAS SILVER MINES.

OAnnon CI1Yr, Rock Island Co., ILL.,, April o1.-
During tho montha OF January, February, and
March, Just passed, l bpont part of my timo in
tho mineral region Of ArkanBas spoken of BY II.
N. Hit, tho Writer Of Tho lettor from Bt Loul8
published In your iSsue Of April II. Tho metallic
minerals found In BevIer, Polk, and Montgomery
Countless ia tho aboyo Btato. arc richer and mora
abundant than arc found 10 any locality east Of
tho eth degree Of longitude west from Wash
ln1ton.
Argentiforous galena has boon discovered in
naby paecs- Among tho most promising mines
would naention tho Dol!ah alnu. This locality
was discovered rnnDy years ago by tho goutle-
man Nhoas uau,e IL bearn, md ia situated IN 600.
2l. 1oWnship7 South, ltango 80 Woat, ab nut l
kansas. Tho orc YicIds about 73 por
of slvor per ton. This quality Of the GRO varies;
aud, from the limited amount Of work tlono. md
tho unhkillfnl manner. In which tho smelling
has been conducted, II iu difficult to form MI
idea Of Its tcal value ThcDavis Is Situated Bec
1o, Township South, llauga 90 Weat. Thls mine
noishborhood. As hea informed mo. hp has
apent about es,o6o, and Laa mover
5uallzed ona MI. penny. Tho y, money spont
merely ,a for % tns want Of .hi ia mining aad
Bmottng. Tho lode 10 a true tssnro vein. bear
Ing 20 aog1eos aoutll Of voht. with Well-la!{ned
Naii.rouks,-m di1nBed through quartz
occupying fully IL foot from south to norti walt
200 onncos Of 4ilyct 70 tho ton. ! also slsital
the Bob Wolf antimony locality. This IL
situated Ia tho Hatue township and range
Is Tho Davis and Is, without doubt, tho bcss
locality Of antirnony ever discovered in America,
not excepting. tho Mountain King Of Nevada,
It Ia Tho sulphurot; aud am plsascd to loArn
~ hzve done. that D phadclpLla Company
has purchased tho mno, and will commence
, 1876-04-28

Dir. F. D. Aou!ton has aout tho following let
ter 10 Henry Ward Deechsr:
Daoox11N, - hzksEM NrnEEr. April Is. la7d.-
ltsary fard HetsAer: H1R-1f II were possible would
Ao" you 10 20 down 10 your grAve without adding 10
ths aaouy with wh.oh conscience will follow you ou
seoount Ut your unfaitlflnots, false swearing and
,n8 vtn!cation Tor lhs wrongs you havu due n, and
nine - 70 fof2st your past oontron. Or To believe
!hs. Notwithstanding your wc!olac.a you DO nut s't
for great sosrow on sccount OF your crimes; but in
sssf, whosn you haxo wronRed; tu my family. whoa,
ios.b!o. % determine vhothef you ought 10 ba
i u. eoau, ass t. .as s ss ssa3 zi " ,rss xIfes s
eoa.smrt, that you lhoud ieavu ths Or 80 tnto
Tho oihsr You have uads pretese. ever since calling
that You dealtod fui and far tnvratga,ion Of tho
charge. sgs!a' gou; ,na IT, nno*!ng yoas gns you
w1iy counssl could susgest Or your owp nseal.y de.
vias 10 syA.e imp. inquiry And suppress the facts
A q sas tna.ruments Of sue evasion, TO in]urs
~sJury an indictment sgaiust mo for el upon yuur-
asls Ia statoment which your cahnba, BENJAMIN +.
inss:stnx COMMITTEES, q ~hlrS S ha va s.s
ss nom yoar fs!ss shsrGss, Afterwards nade 10 lilo
TO prosecute but procured, through wiling tnstru-
msnt axaast my protest and reik*rttun Of chasxeA
against you, to 10 takeu out ct court ~ ao|ls
TO sndeAyoE to bs1ng the la.us betxesa 70 com
p>tant tribunal. ootnnsuoe suit a&Aluss you fur
malicious prosecution, wherein both tho quo.tons OF
your adultery snd perjury must u In Issue brtors
Jury ol your oouutFymen. Again eTadlnR tho lpSes-
9sca OF shs fAots bofors tbs outy tribunal known to
tho laws Of your country. vou Avode the by dc.
tuurnn8 to my allegations, and admitting that X al
said Of your adultery und perjury .ero tEus. yet
you were not bound 10 snswsf ny complaint 9ocnuse
os the SUCCESS OF your legal trick u gsstiuS I'D Of ths
ndletnsne which you hAd fslsoly aad na&ic,ouslr
oe!ains1 for your purpose Of e...lon: You demus-
Eed 70 slude no&NtthstAnding frnu your
putptt you dsolarsd your willingness snd esrs to bs
hteu before = tribunal that could compel witnesses,
but not bsfors foxes woses, alludlng TO Proposed
Auutsnos OF your owu ehoies. and for effect. They
thought you bssrs, md eleeFoA you TO the echo.
Thy osh..ed yoI: ~ ! ald not taa DO not nov; but
uon. Bslng now desirous oaiy Of submitting The
t.sus bsswssn u to eoupssut and impartial Eibp-
nA. knd dststuaias that you ahl % 70 Adult your
, 1876-04-28
THE DECISION.
PRELIMINARY REMAINS.

VI ssA*4o FtHf0ttiVA ]Attl!uAAf
away tho provision by construction. Va huld, then.
that tho tEaaactiou with tie appellee vas uuathur.
i7sd and void, a. within tho direct prohibition Of tho
win the.s doetrlaea IN vtaw. and they arc auhoz-
tatlse upon lhas Court, let uH examine
under which Tia City Of Chicago Ia osgAulzed, and
which conn,itutes ita orunnic law,
os &c. (: ~. e ": e ceaas 81 III ILL.,: ~ s
ote, In yliAgaa, shk1l have tbs following IsowuN:
Fifth, to borrow n.unoy the credit Of lhe corpora
ton for corporate purposes and issuo bonds lrrsfue
iu suth AMOUNTS aud form aud on such conditions ~
Is aha proscrtbe. bnt shail not become nlcuo4 il.
inK shilling ndcbtelne.s, In The aggregate s1eoed
per tho value Of ta1Abls property thaselut
to 10 sscarained " tho lass asssssnen or sats aa
uess Now the question Is th!A Tie city. tetng a.
ready indeltoA In III amouns which. when tested BY
county a1es. i conceded u IL equal 10 pet osnum
on tue vaus q such p1opefy 70 assert.sa nasr
tho money market and. under The act of 1sA Aa
tho ornanea refesred borrow hs attn stassd u hs
undertaking Or obligation " rrpay ~ 1t xss eaE-
nestIy insisted BY counsel ln argument thai bJ con.
essacon this psoho.otJ s.uso ot ths Gnsfsr eond
| II the1*fots left shs authority 70 mAks tatn"tAry
osns provided for Ii previous ssasutsa,
nos escape thu stteaion Of tbs LeRislute, - u .5-
parent from thu provisions Of tbs nnetleh section
D. n.,s .s 81 IT. s..es
70 pay for improvements, tbs necessity for Which bad
Of soms casually Of accident lsppentng atlas such
appropriation u made; ths other 70 pay auy Judy
1nsnt obtained agllust The corporation. III each cave
the tns Of ths loAA u to eIpiEs by The oud Of Ae
ns1e nsesl Ie.r: Now It might fe argued tnas ~;
lst9. However that n.ay hs, and e1en eonce.iIus
,hAt those toFtnet statutes ara aot seruxu.n, to
tcs provision. Of the niucetA satuon lust Itfetses
poses eanfsrssd by such foEmss statutes could
b s1trcssd o1l{ IN ths eoFpasAtioa et Qbic4F1
, 1876-04-28

throo otas1es of tax.fgltors. Those who can
pay and Won't, aud ihoSc who light 10 ataso OF
tho TIC time Of Bsyment osc.ase they hsyont got
stand otf i'll tho richest bare pAid." :.
hWitl s1f. Hayea 20 East 10 borrow money I"
"Yes, sir. l think very soon. This decision Ia
very satisfactory, and don't think there will bo
any trouble about getting tho money East"
llcrs the Interview closed.
THE COMPTROLLER.
Yesterday, about 1880 o'clock, TA1puNY ro-
porter made call upon Comptroller Hayes 10
40 whss 10 bad to ~ upon tho decision rem
i!eporter-Nha. do yon think Of Judge Mo-
Allistern dccislon7
ComntsoIler uayos-H sltnplg !cgAlIzos tho
.ssus Ct CERTIFICATES OF 'ndebsednesa sfter sho
"Whst effect docs Il have On those issned III
tho past :"
." think It simply dnclaroo thom legal"
When you issue tho now certificates. abail
you specify tue appropriations asainas which
mo str. do not think that It viii bo neces-
nary. Wo may mako somo change 10 the word
Ing 90 ~ TO make thom moro apoclAc, but.
really, this would make no mAtter, II tho law
allows us to Incur the liability Aeuco We will
"Do you anticipate any trouble In ralaing
tuonoy7 p
"No. VI, rs 10t mora th.e q 1sus','
II don't kbo1 that l shall No.n
Tho reporter then departed.
GEORGE SCHNEIDER.
Yesterday afternoon TnfHUnE reporter vts-
tied President George Schneider. Of the National
DAuk OF tho HtAte OF Illinois. who stated that ho
thought that tie docision Of Judge AlcAistsr
settled tho matter. It waa rather good thipg
for tho city. bcotuso they cond not allow hor
credit to run down. The bhnkn he thought. In
tbls ct5 would now come forward and hoip,
because It was thoir tnterest to sus-
tain ChicaEoH crcdft At home This
city was not badly OF financially, because II has
more to show for iss indebtedness than any
other in tho county. Tho ~ater-works. which
wero really 40 Investment; her perfect ByAtem Of
aonors aud othor improvements, all were things
Of which cur cislzens could be proud. Tho BOW
eraRe syAsem exceilnd those OF Berlin and paris
And, besides, faith in the Government was
restored because good Council had been elect
cd. which, would study retronchment and
got rid OF ali uaeeBs empoyea. and
reduce expenditures wherever Il could be
done. A great city like Chicago could
not be retarded in her progress, and he expected
considerable boucAt from tho dectaiou aud from
Tho new Council. Ho believed Chioago banks
would now come to tho 1elieft and advance prot
ty much al tue money that would 30 needed
because It Was their duty 10 austaIu credit
which, II ropudIated At homo, would only result
atshatrously to tue community at largo, and all
alike would suffer.
Cashier Parsons Of the Third National, wzH
also interviewed, but. as that gentleman had not
ruad ths decision, he declined to give N opinion
upon II OF It's probable results.
, 1876-04-28

Church. who arc trying Iii. Henry @. Bowen
upon the charges Of tho Examining COMMITTEES,
mot last night at tho residence Of Mr. Pratt,
corner Of HickH and Orange strcets. aud had q
long session. At tho former session Of
tho Committee, tho Ilev. DR.. Ward summed up
on behalf Of afr. Bowen. claiming that b. was
justified In what he had sald, and that be had
not violated hia covenant. Last night bIr.
Bowen, bis son Edward, nnd tho IieY. DR.. Ward
were present, and listened 10 tho summing up
Of Mr. Tllney On behalf Of tho Committee. hfr.
Tt!ney reviewed the charges aud tho evidence
which bad been submitted by Alr. Bowen In Jus
tttication Of his course. Ho tulkod over two
hours, contendlng that Mr., Bowen had slan-
dered his pastor and had violated hts covonant
with tho iChurch. Therefore ho had sacrificed
his rikhta aB q momber. The Committee will
hold another meeting next Tuesday night for
the purpose Of preparing their report.
, 1876-04-28


/ Eli - srseua my complaint that ths issue sh.l,
soa eaa.sd @ s indicted s2a ef be i u ssa III
yon were an sdnltersr: Jon then xe1l kno1tng thst
10 N trial upon that iaauc alone and viii sgree that
Al Witnessed aha u heard, without technical objeo
-ns ieHs r. s.t # ssesesss @
esi;a:, : .ny e.hsf !*!insny ths ,riSnasi ssse!s
shiea Would Pess.p: e paid !1osa tSs iasd: & shc
your csisnes. viii sak no damages whatever, ssvs
tha non!na sum Of Il, II tbs isaue "a found IN my
win submit the Issue 10 the jury summoned In the
Ordinary mods, hut u you say ~ould b. tmpoeabs
uan4i wy Vii consent that sx.rTtsdeat woolsey, of
Yse COLLEGE, shal 4eisct Tue jurJ, Or will oavs il
vas elected deaoon ot Plymouth Church By scclama-
Non. and whom yoa declared on oath On The wtneAs-
Any man those gentlemen aEree upon. II neither
man .sd w s,,oshe!. and th.y To- .as'i .srss
Wiling that Ihomaa 9. Hhearnsn and your brothsr.
two Mtu To select atx othezs neither you nor L. nor
out our TO ob!ee 70 shs men - chosen
~ the nnst decision q tha ea.e ~ 'S''>' - -
s&ses9D & s.',, nd sh,spzs ysn eoee q.
pulpit Of In The penit+ntisry.
You used not ask why do not go botore tie ootn.
mRston contised ty your partSana In and out Of tho
Advaory Council. The 'nsue now in. Did you commit
perturJt or did ! anl my wife commit perjury II The
trtai m ths CITY couEt1 nd .ho.s deares. q ~
question ~ you hays. II my picked friends were to
institute tribunal to decide II, you would rropssiY
disttnst It's psrttaty and rtfao 10 go before It, Your
picked friends have iu1ttuted such tribunal and
pro1esly a!.truss II. inparsi.s7 and decline il
Judgment. The aptdeea p&r1or does not look inviting
70 tLe A. eoilsfe professors "a doctor, Of dvia
fair men who oya jnstcs and seek for the truth do
ses IT, Sonie fair aud tust neu fall 70 SEQ why inno
cenco should shrlak from tbs established modes Of
judicial inquiry And should III for refuge 70 astfal1y
deYtsed methods In which candid fnep haye no conn-
dtnte. FhANuf4 D. N0uLToM.
Ntw Fork tribune, Atrlt25.
Judge Fullerton. OF counsel for Francis D.
Monlton In his suit againBt Henry Ward Deech-
CT, has decided to appeal from Judge Dykmsu's
decision Sustaining tho demurrer OF the dofend-
ant. Yesterday the notice Of appeal WAS served
upon Mr.. 6hear1nan, counael Tor Mr. Beccher.
The argument 90 the appeal will take place at
the General Torn Of tho Supreme Court to DO
held At Pou8hkoopsis Oh Nay g.
, 1876-04-28
THE BROOKLYN SCANDAL.
THE BEEcHER COMMISSION.
4ksW York Tribune, Ap7Is Is,

II Will nroh.blv hs ,ovsral t,.rs horo,o n !,
d,nr,,n,1 t,,,vr, ,h. IN ,,p,, ~, 1,r...t,.
~, .onaso'1 A.'"H WIZ wa 1olu suo An'os''ha-
uoa CommsAoh OK fi3o' empowered by tho
Advisory Council to wotgh additional Testimony,
" thero bo apy. a0aIpBt tbo moral cbarsotar Of
nenrv Ward Teochcr It w,I, ,aka s,,na tinoa IN
...,s.1.S'.n 10" ~. '.,a 'AAe D,0 W." ~
eolnL'"p'cAto ""a toe beusle1non VINO may 10
tho hfns oholco q tho Commlttoe Of Three, aDd
to learn II II wilt be convenient for them to give
their ttne 70 tue work. Though It Is deened
uhcosta'tl That tho Commission has anv vital
"ork TO do' yet tho determination 1s TO make ~
aettse WORKING ooaT OF IL 10 necs any ponalplo
emergency
, Inc hev. ". L. smith Hobart who With the
Nev. u. y. stono and the Kev. Samuel Il. Virgin
fosms the Committee snpotn.cd BY the Assoctz.
ton o. ConEfe8asioba! M!nissess 70 asast II lay
inK she teatmony BEFORE the lnyeettgatiIiK Com
NILSSON. 10 converaation w'th d tribune reporter
SeetefueV. ealo tncy hao done o.! IN ehelr poWor,
when sheY Issued genera! cal! Tor testimony, 70
further smother fnyesttRatlon. and thus faE had
tees aard 70 several persons anpposod 10 know
eotuethlng OF tho case, and Ind received
no snnwas Whatever, AZ. btone had given
pouco 10 M!a' Mon,ton. Hra. lifad-
ehan, Mr' ena MRS. luchafae' sha Henry
y. bomon OF me Flshos o. sue Committeo,
nut 30 1ar % ne RnoW hAa foeel7ou no aats!ac-
sory answer. ue had given up asl expectation
* GotauG euy eV!oeneo' iEot anstn, OF tuo
Andosor 1hsologtcal Seminary, hhd said there
we're several persons who would testify before
. oota OF Inc Iomms'ee neu wIlt.cn 10 rfo..
ony'n 70 neIa .1en Nv aaues u saoSe pes.
hohs. e. nut he mad not RESPONDED. no thought
I1smoutn cntncn uau tsAeu wise ntep ~
Aes1hR tnas tao COMMISSION % consn'atea,
anu .net " oo.ae 10 y nAo 9oao AZ 14he
coutteoF 70 Ine aasshoII Gonnes oemanuGl. ue
tno1gnt very M oonnt,al. and tne leenhg ol
dOtbt grew upon nlH+ u any oFluohco Honl1 10
, 1876-04-28
Punish msnt OF a wise-Whippor,

An Attloa (Ind.) man, who WAS brought b.
tore tho Police Court for whipping and ill.trsat-
ins hia ulte mas fined el0. but be would not
pay It. aud said hs would do bsforo 10 would
spas y6s on the ss1sSa sG sn9 Mstsh. gGt very
losaed It around q lAup-post on = stEeeLcorner i,
utor lettin8 him stand there al tho forenoon,
% no1s rolled ssore-bo1 into the middle Of
@ he street and placed , chsir on It, and ths man.
NJ tho afternoon. with : plsca1d With thess
words on II. "He whipped his wifs." Tbs
@Aa took It very ooolly and philoaophicaliy. aud
@ads q no Ansvex 70 The jssrs Of ths boys and
The scorn'ef ha people,
, 1876-04-28

--..-- ADJUSTMENTS.
EXPOSITION BUILDING.
Friday flight. Saturday M4tiuse sud Saturday Night,
Aay and 0. 1870.
FIRST GRAND
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION |!
I'm AMERICA,
UNDER THE AusrICEa OF TnB
FIRST REGIMENT /. g.
S Nj; nyE Aso a SsS7ES
GlLN1OItE'S FAMOUS BAND,
Including my s7ninept musicians.
TWO PAfhA D0NNAs in TIR FtEr.D,
MAD. EUGENE PAPPENHEIM
Tbs greatest Prm. Donna IN Am.rlc., from, the srs
e. I'll fsssI csssss
t H LEy,Y A,ttlN III sE7s.s.. e s oornes p.ysy ll,ae
ps9s II hs vses p1as =. r.: sttt naassn = Gofnst
a = s S III 9s"oa
Ihe lt49imsnt xtN appeAr fn Fnl. Drss4 Parade.
rates. F " ~ "1e'"
SECURE YOUR TICKETS IN ADVANCE
ADMISSION 10 CENTS.
s!de lAlrsr1+ ". u. kesn. Cooks o.. lii sts1-.t
Ss'; Ut
Btors. IT~snsJ.seeoud -. and Wabssh-sT. 0'A@
1s 2ts2t
l. 5, g.. GhlcAEo, Iii.
, 1876-04-28

MoC0RMIOK'S HALI--Vou Bl1low,
WEDNESDAY .nd FRIDAY Ev'os, Msy and 8, and
SATURDAY MATINEE, May 6,
Farewell appearances In Chicago Of -
Hans Won Bu1o",
Assisted by the Young American Soprano.
hG155 LIZZIE CRoNXN-
Admission. Il: Becured Seats, t.
Beats for sa!e on and after Friday, April ~ at Root
8ona Mualc dtoFe 11G Htatc-nt., where prpRramiuen
can b. bad. chickerinR Pianos used ~ Won isu1ov.
, 1876-04-28
THE PEOPLES LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.

THE STRAITS.
1t Last accounts the atrats wers etltl closed. The
hteat dispatches in regard 10 them AZ follows:
DETaotT. April 27.-A dispatch from Print st.
fRnaca reports hftcsn or twensy ptopesrh about 5.
miles west of et. Helena Island. bound down. They
worked ali day yesteEdaJ but failed 10 get through.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-07-19
Miss TENSrr Poryrr. viii plca.o

Miss TENNIE PoINEp. viii please
accept the cordial thanks If ourseli
and cara sposs for the exquisite bouquet
sent Us by her hand the fresh many
tinted blossoms of which seem lust
kissed into life and beauty by the Flo.
raj Goddess. Its melting influence we
notice too has sunk not only into our
own grateful souls but reached away
out TO the home of the fairy humming
bird and docoycd that daintiest of cpl
cures to our window where he is now
slipping the nectar from the blue and
golden cups that blend together I'M
demeath his fiuttering wings. Thanks
again to the fair donor of our flowers
May her sunny young brow be ever as
free from care as now, and her life rs
radiant with light and love, as her
sweet gift is full of fragrance and
beauty.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-07-19

II THE people desire reduction of
public taxes, there is no other way to
crafty that desire than by the election
of Saml j. Tilden as president. When
he was elected governor of New York
the tax lev e were nearly SIG, 900, 900
and in eighteen months the tax levy
was So, 100000. The remaining 49,
000, 900 were retained where it belong
ed-in the pockets of the people. He
reduced the taxes by applying the knife
to every useless branch of the state
government. Every useless office was
abolished; salaries were reduced rings
broken, and thieving combinations and
states smashed. These are hard and
undeniable facts and are worth more
than all the repentant political slush
and promises of politicians and party
platforms. Let us judge the man by
his deeds. Promises may do for a
season, but with record of ten years
of broken promises, the Republican
party must 60 down before the man
who has promised little but has done
much toward economy and reform. =
Lincoln Gil. Times.