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Masonic.

Atthe regular annual communication ofKenoshs
Lodge, No AZ. A. f. q A. M. held Dec II, 1875
ing year.
j. NJ. Stebbins, W. NJ; H. L. Adams. S. W..
Robt. Yule, j. W.; James Adams. Treas ; Philip
Lentz, secry. F, c. Hills, s. D.; G. j. Gronquest
j. D.; John Nickel, s. S.; Geo. sager. J. s.; T.
G. Lance, Chaplain W. E. Reed, Marshal; F
Rose, Tyler
The installation of the above officers will occur
Wednesday Eve, Dec. u, 1876.
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Donation and Oyster Supper,

On Friday evening the fifteenth (15) Inst, at
the Onion Church, in Pleasant Prairie, for the
benefit of the Rev. Mr.. Jones, who has preached
II heir during the past sammer All are cordially
Invited to attend.
PLEASANT PRAIRIE. Dec. 8, 1876.
BY order Of the business Committee.
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Letters

TENHE following is a list of letters remaining un
Ill called for at the KeEosha Post Office, Keno.
sha County, Wis, for the week ending Dec.
18th, 1876, anG which will he sent to the Dead
Letter Office atthe expiration Of 80 days unless
called for.
Andruss Henry Hoffman Mrs E w
Adams Miss Angelina jackson ]
Booth Saml Kramer August
Brown Solomon Kadenway Lizzie ~
Baumgarten Mrs Kelly Martin
Boone Mrs e A Miller Luisa
Bates Isaac Mahorey A D
Eleser It G Williams Mrs Mary e
Foolns Mr. Walker Miss Lucille
To obtain any of the above letters the applicant
must give the date of this list
CHARLES FRANTZ, P. M.
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i. o. O. Il.

Kenosha Lodge No. 40, l. o. 0. F. elected the
following officers last Thursday nightito serve for
the ensuing year: # #F8 Y&
Charles H. Blood, N. g.. Daniel b. Benedict,
v. G.; G. H. Winsor, Sec'y; W. P. Robinson,
Treasurer. 58
The installation will occur the first Thursday
in January 1877.
At regular meeting Of Park City Lodge No.
1903, I. O. o. f. held Friday evening Dec. list, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
Thomas Hasson, N. G.; /. j. Cook, " G.; F. B.
Morehouse, R. Sec'y; A. B. Curtiss, P. Sec'y !;
Charles Frantz, Treas.
The installation of the above officers will occur
January 5, 1877.
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HoIloway's pills and Ointment w

HoIloway's Pills and Ointment I'VE
stand aghast at the thousands hourly hurried to
pl emature grave, victims of having neglected the
first symptoms Of disease. Whether the COM
accidentally through the skin-fatal results may
he warded off by a timely recourse to one or both
of these medicines 25 cents per box or pot.
1s9
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Simmons He'll has been thoroughly scrubbed
and cleaned and ladies can wear their Toniest
toilets to the ball Friday evening without fear OF
injury.
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Disorder Of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
thew secrete too much or toe little water; or
whether they be afflicted with stone gravel, or
with aches and pains settled in the lojns over the
regions of the kidneys. these Pills should be
taken according to the printed directions, and
the Ointment should be well rubbed into the
back at bed time. This treatment will give almost
i'm relief When all other means have failed
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Go to LaAarsh's and have your pictures taken
before New 1ear's and have something to show
how You looked during the Centennial. 2sws
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THE REPUBLICANS celebrated the election Of
Hayes and Wheeler, by firing 1876 guns at Chica-
go on the 18th inst, commencing at noon.
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A fresh arrival Of Gents furnishing goods such
as White aad Colored Shirts, Underwear, Muf1ers
and Comforters, Cardigan Jackets, Mittens and
Glovea, all of which we will sell at hard time
prices. p. & N GRoscH. 26w6
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MOODY AND SANKEY.

MOODY AND SANKEY.
The series of meetings that have been conduct.
ed in the Great Tabernacle, Chicago, by Messrs.
Moody and Sanhey, will close on Sunday, De-
csmber II. The arrangements for the closing
week are:
Preaching by Mr.. Moody and singing by Mr..
Sankey, at the Tabernacle on Sunday at O'Clock
In the morning, 4 O'Clock in the afternoon, and S
O'Clock at night; and each week night Except
Saturday and Monday at o'clock.
On Monday night Mr. Sankey conducts the
meetings at the Tabernacle, and Mr. Moody meets
young converts aud inquirers (only) at Farwell
Hall.
MONDAY Prayer Meeting daily except Friday
and Saturday at Farwell Hall. from IL to o'clock,
conducted by Messrs. Moodey and Sankey. On
Friday the MONDAY ting is held il the Tab
e1nacle-subject, IntempeTance.
Bible reading by Mr.. Moody, singing by Mr..
Sankey, at Farwell Hall, ON Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday. and Friday afternoons, at o'clock
Persons from dists nee need have no fear about
getting into the meetings. If they at the Tab
ernacle in time. The doors are opened one hour
before each service, and for the first thirty min
utes persons have ne difficulty in getting good
seats.
Many Of the rail roads have changed the time
Of their evening trains to accommodate persons
attending the meetings. Excursion parties can
make special rates with the railroads. and some
of the hotels offer special terms to those coming
to attend the meetings.
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TNJUsTICE's COURT.
KENOSHA COUNTY,
CTTy OF KENOeHA.

kG enc a1 k GoUN1f 1a'U'TIoH' COURT
To George ". Basevi:
You are hereby notified that warran. of attach
ment has been issued against you, and your
property attached to satisfy the demand of Cort-
land A. Dewey amounting to Thirty-f -four and
46-10O Dollars: Now unless you shall appear
before j. NJ. Stebbns, Justice of the Peace In
and for said County, at his Office in said City on
the 23d day of December A. D., 1876, at nine
O'clock in the forenoon. Judgment will be rem
dered against you, and your property sold 10 pay
the debt.
Dated this list day of December 1875
CORTLAND A. DEWEY,
2Sw3 Plaintiff.
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+. WE offer for sale Chambers Encyclo-
pedia, ten volumes, half Turkey, last
edition.
A BeckWith Sewing Machine.
A note for $42.5Oin half payment for
an $85 Domestic Sewing Machine.
A note for Wilson $65 Sewing Ma
chine on payment Of $21.67.
All the above OF any Of them will be
sold at q bargain.
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DH G. e: ID

sPENCER.-In Chattanooga, Tenn, Nov. 21st.
1876 at the residence of her uncle, Alex Beath
Hattie Il. Spencer of diphtheria, after an illness
of two weeks aged IS years.
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A report OF DR.. Falk's I'd lecture, at Kemper
Hall. on Turkey, win appear next week.
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TeIegraphy.,

would IKE some scholars in Telegraphy to
commence at once. Terms reasonable. For infor.
nation write or apply to E. P. Co1ros. Kenosha
29y2
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BA-RG.A.I In s.

Indies wishing to secure Bargains
for the coming Holidays will please
call at Kaufman's Bazaar, where every
thing will be sold without reserve
cheaper than can be bought anywhere
in the world. I mean business and
you will get it.
FL. KAUFMAN.
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Annual Meeting.

The Annual Meeting Of tie Agricultural Society
of the County OF Kenosha was held at the Grant
House in the City of Kenosha on Monday Dec
4th 1876, in accordance with the bye-laws of said
society and published notice. Henry Blackman,
President in the chair, minutes of the last
quarterly meeting read and approved.
The Treasurer, L, W. Thayer made his annual
report which was accepted and adopted.
The Society elected the following officers for
the ensuing year as follows
Frederick Robinson, President.
VIM. V. Gull, Vice-President.
H.H Tarbell, Secretary.
Walter S Maxwell, Treasurer
On motion the President appointed Stephen Gault,
A. s. Barber and I. j Clapp. chmmittee to re-
wise and correct the premium list and report at
the quarterly meeting on the first Monday in
March next.
On motion the Treasurer to be allowed Necessary
expenses for performing the duties of this Office
on presentation ofhis bill. @@
The President elect Mr.. Robinson was appoint
ed delegate to represent this Society in the State
Agricultural convention TO be held at Madison
next February.
On motion adjourned
Il. Fl. TARBE1L,
TREAsURER's REPORT.
Annual report of the financial transactions OF
| the Agricultural Society of the County of Keno
sta for 1876.
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OFFICE OF

Young Me11'S CFfiSGidn ASSOci0tlOl1 Building,
100 MADISON STREET, Room 4,
CHICAGO, Dec. 8, 1876.
Mr.. EDIToR:-very many of your readers are in
terested in the meetings now being conducted in
Chicago by Messrs. Moody and Sankey, and we
respectfully ask you to publish as local item the
The announcement for the last week.
Respectfully Yours, THOMAS K. CREE.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION,

None al e genuine unless the signature Outlay
each Fox Of Pills, and Ointment A handsome
reward will be given to any one rendering such
information az may lead to the detection of any
vending the same, knowing them to be spurious.
*.*Sold at the mandatory OF Professor HoLLo.
WAY s. Co., New York, and by all respectable
druggists and dealers in medicine throughou
and 81, each.
There is considerable saving by taking the
large sizes.
Ia eyery disorder are alike to each box
Office, 1l2 Liberty Street. New York.
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G&e Seuuska Tele0raph,

KENOSHA. WIS, DEE. A., 1876.
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Kenosha Station.
TIME TAB L e

TIME TABLE,.
TRAINS SOUTH. TRAINS NORTH
A.c,m Donor, = M A. M iExp'r. Pass. 9 33 A. M.
Mail & Psss 8 % a M IMail g. Pass. 1919 A. III.
E%n,ess pass oT9P M. Mail & Pass. IS M.
MAI & pass S93P M. Might Pass. II 80 P. NJ
Mj1bt poss IL M.lAccm'm Ar. 615 P. M.
Freight IL 20 A. M Frelght 4 90 90 a. A. A.
Freight 94O 7. M. Sunoay 1r"li 90 a. M
Freight 10 A. ~ sFe
Sunday Train 2l3P III.
WESTERN TRAIN
4 rriycs II 15A. N. Depart3 OoP. NJ.
w. n. Stennett,
GeneralP assenge rAgent.
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The installation will occur the first Thursday
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ANIMAL report of the financial transactions OF
the Agricultural Society of the County of Keno
sEa for 1876
, 1876-10-28

The people Of Michigan need feel no 60
hef'udo about the security of the funds of
tho State which tho Democratic press has
charged hns hccn deposited in insolYent
"rlng banks by State Treasurer s1cCngEnY.
IL cur special correspondence from Lan-
Eng. publlsheain to-day's TRIBUNE, is given
IL o1lelal llst Of tlso stato deposit banks, not
one Of Which is Of doubtful credit, aul soluo
o' ths hcasicst Of which aro controlled by
Ffo'u'lent members OF tho Democratic par
y Hcsides, for every dollar Of tho Btato
aspos'ts, iii addition 10 tho ordinary liability
u u'e banks, npccial security has boon re-
q:'Fed y Dy Gen. McCRxEnY nnd among tho
uisee'oFs nro q mum bcr Of tho wcalthicst
- democrats in the State. Every dollar Of tho
s'a's's funds is secure. Not dollar has
ueen lost by Gen. AIcQarznY during his
e''n, and interest has been collected on ey-
81! dollar deposited. Contrasted with the
uis7ery that characterized tho Democratic
sa'lhstration a.. Of TINT oilico, tho strict tldel-
y with which Gen. l1oCaxxnY haa dis.
.ua,eed !. Its duties will tie more commend
,!ss1 to tho people Of tue State, md assureY
Liz Reelection,
, 1876-10-28

The diplomatic negotiations growing out
Of tho Turko-Seryian complication havo de-
selopeI several very interesting si1o issues.
One Of these is a pretty 1ittlo quarrel be-
tzeea Austria and Italy, which haa soriously
disturbed The hitherto n1nicnblo relntiona be-
tween these two Powers. Tho quarrel grows
out Of tho intention Of Italy to speculate Oh
Tie Eastern complication for territorial ag-
Caalzement at tho expense Of Austria.
The intimation hns been given ont very
plainly by the conservative branch Of tho
Government tint, if Austrin anncxes any
Turkish territory, Italy will expect not
funis, on tho African coast, as has hereto
fore been ssated, but territory on the eastern
coast Of tho Atlrintic. Both tho organs of
The Conservatives nud of the Left hive taken
up tho matter in very dcilaut way, and tho
AUSTRIAN press ID replying with equal bitter
uess Tito significance Of this disturbance Of
tho friendly relations between Austria mud
llaly will appear in stronger light when the
laal settlement is made, and Indicates thnt
taepar|ition Of thu p1unlor will be very
delicate affair, and may lead ostill mora em-
ta'rassing complications.
, 1876-10-28
FIRES.

SOUTH CHICAGO.
At about 3;:N yesterday morning fire Was dis
covered between thu hardware store Of E. e.
Lewis n,l1 Or. {. T. Swans building, OIL Ninety
second stEtet, Which proved to bc the most
destructive of the numerous contagratIons ut
this village, and seven buildings wcrc CONSUMED
before It was brought uIm!cr full control. Thu
folluwing-named parties lust property to the
nn,n,tnt Of Sl4,0U: L. c. Lewis, twos:ory
frame building worth $l,ttN, stock of hardware,
anl his household furniture o,l second ionr,
S2.0N: Dr. c. Z. swan, two-story frame
building an,l haru, S2,0o3,-occup,1l hy j. c..
tJacksun us Il EEucery-sturt, tukrEy, mud dwell
tng: lt,ss Oh stuck and furniture, $33,:!00. +.
Etiurth, o,le-story frunlt building, Occupied Us
amount tu II, 5U. Directly buck Of these w;,a
t!r twt-stoFy shoe-storc aud dwelling nf II.
lIcnehrsger, whose loss Will amount tu $i,jNl
Tho wlllu bclnE fFu.ll tlr east thu fire crossed
Houston avenue, aud CONSUMED Il tWo-stUry
framu building belonging to Mrs. Gtllis, togct-
cr with harm ill the rcar; her losswi be about
tl,5W. u. D. Mckay occupied this building ~
large part of hts stock, but his loss will
OIL the abuye tO the niM0tnt III Il, 3,hU, 81 tU0U by
DR.. swAn in the Traders of Chicago, $500 ly
T., Erlurth In the FIrenlan's Of Chicago, n,lu
$l,750 hy !. c. Jackson in lcdtell's Suburban
Agency. THIS makes The fourth fro hers III Il
ltttle oycr unc year. This fire WIS undoubtedly
inre1liary, III It Ii uanlst Impossible to lo<ate
thc starting lnint; tu faet, the Gllns!ts Ut Mr..
Lewis alul jacksun woru compelled to climb ul,t
Of t!lu windows Ut tile SECOND stnry wlthuu: sav-
ing sufficient clothing to cover their smketnrR5.
Mr.. LeWts Ind q, ,DUO INSURANCE which expired
yesterday noou, but Was not EGnrWcl.
, 1876-10-28

InE shade CASE
LONDON, Urt a7.-Thc ease Of Dr. Blade, the
American medium, and Simmons, Its assistant,
waa up again to-day, wllcn tho charge Ut can
spisacy against thc,n was dismissed, and Sim.
tnnns was discharged. a new pro.ccutipn was
then commenced ura!nst SaHe under tliu
yaErant act. Magistrate Flowers Expressed t!r
olfnpn That there was astrt'ny prina fucie case
hgRtnst Slatl.: H'l'!er thjs art.
TIE nHEAbsTtrrs TTtaDE.
LIVERPOOL, Urt, 41.-T|e lcatlitg grain cir.
cu'ar, Issued to1ay, IN It's se:tcw Vi the pa+:
week, says: The weather las teril tfry, Mud
farmers are b.Isy IN the fields, lele thcrc l,as
bech considerable .ltcrrnse III tl,c supplies NJ
british wheat, an nn nslyancc III value In nlnny
earr: III shl!linE per guari:r. Foreign, TIL TIL,
contrary, |as tcnde'! rather nwnwnrI, ls MILL
crs, having p,.Ethascl freely last week. nre fnr
the tnonrnt uut Ut the market. Bushes.
sis,cc Tuesday has l"en ruict and of II retail
tt'hrncscr hut importers arc trliaposed to pres.
fAles aud vaI,1cs rcua!n n,1nfnally u'Iaf,cr,.I.
Maize flns bec1I slow, sales rather faroring buy
trf. There was II limited Attendance 1T tlits
market to-day, nhd transactions III what wcrc
Ut the smallest cnIulmss, but there WAS no press.
tire to sell. 4 reduction u Il penny per GENITAL
was t.nccftel III "a few instances. Flour was
very .1n1l urHi easier. Eurn wus IN moderate dc.
inaMu ut Il dcelne Of 81.
, 1876-10-28

Nasnhurn's SuccfasaF-CohilicttnE Stntc-
lnrEts ns to the ltsnhans for the CAanEo.
Special Dispaich to Tie Tribune.
WAs11lSGruN, u. G., Ust. 17.-Atr, ], j,
B+n,,,z w,s fila aftrrnoor un,nt,+.,, f,t,Inr ~
,t,, .:s,r.,t sar,., ~ H., Tr.n,. -
Luz oecfet ees''ee =, '"o ileasuey Depasth'eht'
u succeed ELMER Nasl1bor'l' Mir. bruGks has
been eleven years III tllo service, lsas Ind great
mist rll,,rut ,una,,lr. n1 trustworthr man @ IL,
IN, f;,,vrn,nrn, ,nIw H.. s ",;,,s,, sua -, -,
ars:olut m of lis pcrsorai ,urrts mi % lad NJ, NJ,
In,,si", tint ttrr,, wa. ' M = r"'.,,, -" IT, H..
mns ',",. ~ |'t' I'm ,st v,,,,n, ,,ii.~1s r. 49,, e
r"i,,s INN, hr Whi.Ey Rsnr ~ ritnI"I,,,'f, N
iIri,n,,a t,hf'mrn "m1 Miira,,tn., 'F'''"' ''e"
W"Si,t,,nr''s 4",,,n,.S, - sri;1 IL, a., ,,.u.
,r ,,,a,r., r.,,st - nW '".e
- b.ots .NAau'.s' ny ".s 'G'hCftu
~ uSea,.ae ~ ,lii,n, ~ .nss y tue1I I'Ent
!l:,,es, :,, allu ueesheu " actec 10 eGcfetary MOT
fiH'b tepcatea requests ttlat 1le SHOULD resign.
Itels Muta epuhs! suntst'l1',k nun ~ nh o'lleef
" l!iAn ~ uo.u w iIesh'ent aHo secretary
Nio!I!t1 H.s oeen III tEe l'lEacsL cotlsitlatlofs'
49, khow'',s any reason WY ng saoulu reslsl!,
HtAll!)llEn [eluset' ~ w eos @ut! colrelleH MS
surerlors l9 % nssun1 t!e Frspoltslhility inr their
oMh iGts' ~ m!lete tliat Ies"!s1eillty belongs ts
Mot e1caf. l'e ilesment sAys tnat ttle wtole
!hAltcT was 'elt nj, H,lsesetloilasy WIN eecre-
tary MofTI!l, Ihc iattcr b4ys th!t
Lie reniosaI was Inc result OF the tirsltent's
h'ai't1ate. lHere ~ hllsulitlcfstan1ills, Or IN
irsae ~ SersH'tyi MtMecii lEese neh oiaelals
alranWlIilc a'orf'li ~ somewhat disturbed, aHt
prottSts ttat nc aots flt's "1sl to auult1sfstcr
uIt!ll bs'atows efn.l"les.
, 1876-10-28
.ro mn honest, peaccal'le election by tho
70 sas zss nuplillcl by law to voso for such


,,ao ,rc,11tsrrn talks very freely nsont
'"a1' a1.'r,nr,liuary part ho Inns played In tho
.uo M ,raxesty ii justice. lie was nskcd by
I''o =, t1,o iuterviowcra question abont
eae .,., ~ .ho mb]io layo been greatly puzzled,
Ea'. ~ 1low it happened thas SULLIVAN md
w. ~. lawyers picked lin to try tl'o case, and
b's 'I", I MI Of tito seven other Judges,
ss's. .s's.r;pr TINT every ono of thom was pro)u'
ssea1' aa, Nav. Ibis WIS pretty delicate
t''sa. ss.;on but NcAIL1E1En did not dodge or
q". .5o Il, but bluntIy pitched into his seven
e'a 'sneiates IN the BENCH and Knocked ti'om
'ssos s .;cht md loft, cxaltlng himself ns the
WI, Wv ono perfect nntl altogether lovely in tho
1I y.,ogiue tlclectablo style;
'oH, ',,,,,ewer-uo YOU know, Judge. why It was
dcfen.r came forward anu swosc that every
tha' cook County, except yourself, was prc)-
rdletd: ,,.,,,, eur, .r,no,a In In TIM
,..o ,hcv knew was q man who coulant DO
tr' p. lint could not bc Intlmldatct!, and they
tn'en, inv m,,xt llarc AuclI kind Of ,nan ~
.as. "a r., tic ense. If they didn't, why there WIS
'a ssnne for srLl,yAS. Why, lelt you tllat II nj
nv other Judge had tried that case they
ns,ia 's hare INT ura jury, and they would have
wv: sus sr,,,yAa out Of hant. hut know tho law,
s.ai .a innt propo.r 10 be dictated to by cnAnLEy
sau e.r. And the other reason was Tint all tho
,,hnv thourht they might haye Eame religious
aa',sIire aau Nav don't belong to any church
E..,.ycr, auI suppose tloHc two things combined
:" r,kc them pitch on ,nc to try the case.
,ccocliug to this, I'LL the other Judges
rsra men that "could DO driven an1 " i'll
,;u;,ated," md that ho (A1cAr11s4ER) was
,ho M ou,y man who had my courage Or firm-
n.,s m tho l}onch! Quito complimentary to
h;s lrstlrcn truly. (2) Unless tho defense
s,cursd Lin services there was no hope for
sn1,74x"l ~ If any Of the othor Judges
hsl tried tho cnso the 6tntofs counsel would
hare put up jury md thcy would havo hung
sr1,1yay ont Of hand. AL the other Judges
ls;na icuo7nmuscs Of the law, and bloody
minded persons, SULLIVAN could not
h,yc had Justice or q fair trial.
IN IIe a1ono understands law. ~ The
o,ber Judges were nearly NIL members Of
churches, md therefore full Of prejudice
rnpst tho practice Of carrying rovolvcra,
eejps to mems houses, knocking them down,
md shooting them before their own fa1ni-
les and it was not snfe to let such Judges
ty murder case Of that kind, because they
might 50 interpret and administer tho law rs
to inlics punishment on tho shootist, anl
that would be dreadful, you know. So says
ll4c, almost in plain words "Tho 6uLLt-
TN crowd selected mo to protect nnl aequit
The young ,nan, and have dono 1t. Tho
othsr Judges were prcjudiced ignora,nuscs,
md we're not to DO trusted in delicate job
Ct this Sort I alone understand tho law
and how to run murder caso so ns to
teqnit.H
, 1876-10-28

UE5I NILIIFE + UUHHICANE,
PA.AMA, Oct. IA severe cyclone passed
over thu Central American States on tic Sd and
4tl' Inst The town of Managra. In Nicaragua
was Inundated un the 4sll. About 400 huuses
wcre blown tlpwn. The Inhabitants had to
climb on tllc .op"f THUR houses to prevent bc-
i1'g waalled away BY the aood. Many were
drowned by the llulssrs falling. The total
damage Is estimated ut al}out x1,WN,UU.
Til: town Vi DIaDiiuil, uE thu Mosquito
coast. III Nicaragua, also experienced the bur-
r!canc. Over 1fW llOusps were blown down.
The sninc storm passed uyer the Lake Of Nc
aragul, catls1E M isfncllsc amount of datlage.
Tic Colnnlulusa Adams, lukc stcati.cs, wus
lost.
tbs loss On tic coffee crop Is estimated nj
$3,W1NW. About twenty lives " cre lost. The
Whole district is completely Hooded.
, 1876-10-28

AZ
LONDON, OFT. Establishments OF artillery
and cavalry will sail for Cuba p, Mondny IN al-
0ttuu to tue 21 ,O0U rcntorcc,ncnts already sent
uOuMEu TO EXILE.
In connection with the recent insult to the
s!'nnsh Ambassador to Italy by the committee
appointed to sujeFtntend tic reception to the
Government las issltr :u orslcr prohibiting lie,
return " SrainDi tue prclAtcs who while In Rome.
failed to c,ll upon tlir Ambassador. Thu urder
especially mentions the Archbishop OF Grenada.
hErREssivE MEASURES
III connection With tElr recently discovered COLI
sprucy continues. Fresh uircsts lave been
ordered. The rising WAS tu hare begun ut
Seville. A military l,lsalrEecton wns to have
taken place ut the satnc time, together with II
revolt in the hwy ut Ferrol and Cudiz.
, 1876-10-28

th"' hoag recent deaths which l,av occ,,r,u,, oro
Lebanon ~, s"s nun. RANSOM II. GILLKrr, Of
neub,r NJ np'.,'es' n. T., who In 1893 was |.
J4cxsov y. '"e Convention that nominated
copgrrs. ~ ~ r,e Presidency, In 1884 ,ncuber Of
tdelevut, ~ ~ t1o' a"dlan Commissioner, In 1SaD
v4s H,p.s ~ tae Convention that renoiutuatcd
hlss, ,s"' ss.,t'. III 1913 Register Ut tho Treasury.
s1l una assaat i,' ,se United statcs Attorney
ut thu p.. 'ss Solicitor of tho Court Ut Cla!ns:
ny, WIZ '' ~. AMOS DEtos GnlpLEr, ol Clinton,
ul 51,a'.,." "as Thy Moore rrufvssor of Luti,
ffon ls17 w." ',! i-aasuagcs In Amhrrst College,
LIZ !yy,,a 4ei9, als frequent contributor to
hllAs -, ff"a" ltect.w; Ut DANIEL Nc
sts Wr., -. Scnla, o., who was fau.ous all over
oaa Of ,hs :. stoe k'satscr; of ISAAC +. BuAoo,
*ss YorL ~ ancient teachers" " III tie City Vi
"no dea' secsatly ct ths ags u %;
, 1876-10-28

IxplASA.uLls, Ind, Oct. a7.-Scycral days
ago Smith King, uewlyelccte.l Township Trus-
tee, nla'lc dctnand upon Michael Douglerty,
Ills predecessor, for the balance In his pusses-
slu1s, something over $ll.0on. Ali that he cou,,
scruise, up was alout SJ,0Do. This he turtlrll
over, and wanted to pay the rest In nstalulcnts,
Mr. klng would not assra:, aId to-day Instituted
hull of Doughcrty that mtstake has becu
muale in settling with him, aud TINT the balance
against lta L. not ~ la1go as stated. lie u =
HafoEmers