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Teachers Assotiaiion.

The meeting at Maiden Rock on Sat
urday, July odd, was very spirited and
enthusiastic. The meeting came to
order at 1880. Pres. Baker being alb
sent, James I. McCleary was chosen
president pro tenn, and l.. d. Gof Sec
rotary.
An opening address, which was con-
sidered very appropriate, was then de-
liyered by l.. d. Goif.
In the absence of Miss Kate A.
| Green, and at the special request Of
Of the association, James I. McCleary
then presented his method Of teach.
ing Grammar. after which Miss Rebec-
ca j. Taylor presented her method of
teaching History. She would require
her pupils TO read the lesson carefully
in the classes, she explaining the
cause Of anything not clearly explain
ed IN tho book. She would then re.
quire them to write on the blackboard
a sketch (outlinel of the lesson, and
after taking their seats TO write con.
else statement of the facts of the les.
son, using as few Of the book expires.
siOns as possible.
1t being noon, the meeting adjourn.
ed to meet at 1880.
The afternoon session opened with
an illustration of the extraction of
Cube Root, by Miss Potts. Az was ex.
pected from Miss Potts, the matter
was successfully developed. A. j.
Greer being absent, Amos RosenbergeI
then conducted an exercise in Pen.
manship, and fully sustained his good
name rs a teacher.
Fractions were then developed by
l.. ID. Golf. Principle: Observation
the basis, the rule The result of oh.
servation.
Although 1t was now four o'clock
the association voted TO romaln and
hear James T. McCleary analyze thS
U. $. Constitution. For nearly an
hour and a half, undivided attention
was given, and then we felt like con.
tinuing.
Before the meeting was closed, Il
was resolved TO form an association OF
the teachers IN the vicinity of Maiden
Rock. JamesT MeCleaty, l.. d. Gon,
Misses Amelia Potts and Rtbccca Tai.
Tor wero appointed a committee ON or.
ganization. L. y. Corr,
Sec. pro team.
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A. MORSE,

REAl. ESTATE AGENT. Real Estate Bought and
~ soil on Commission. state, County, Town q nd
other Taxes paid. Abstracts Of title to any lands
IA teroe and 81 Cr0iS Counties, furnished on short
notice. Ohee In JOURNAL Building, River Falls,
Wisconsin
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0. W. PEI RRsox.

DEALER IN Watches Clocks, aud Jewclry Re.
y pairing done ON short notice ana warranted 10
I've satisfaction.
River Falls Wis. I7.9o
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RLAChSMITiI Shop on Main St., south Of Brack
- CT House. Particular attention. given to shoe
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JOHN WHITE,

DLACKSMITH.-Does an kinds Of blacksmithlng
- Particular attention given Ia shoeiHg horses
iop opposite Bracket House stable, River Falls
Wis. 10
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MRS. W. IL. WINCHESTER.

C0NVEYANCER, C0llecto. aud Justice of the
- Peace. New Ceaieryile, Wis. Is ly
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KING q MORTON,

DEALER IN Millinery and Ladies Furnishing
II goods. Main Street. River Falls. ls.:U
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S. JONES.

pAlNTER. House. Carriage aud Sign Painter.
Paper Hanger and Grainer, River Falls Wis
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Rock Elm Lodge. 10. lSS,L.O.O. y.

Regular business meetings the in satur-
day evening ailor the fun moon in each
MONTH NJ. G. CtRsr. N. q.
DAVID SoorT, Sec o
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RATES eF ADVERTISERS.
W. YANNATTA,
A TToRNEY AT LAW,
River Falls, Wisconsin.
N. p. IIAUGEN.
MORSE IL SMITH.

A TToRNEY ATLAw Office in JOURNAL BloeK
n River IA IL, Wis.
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A fFORNEYS AND COUNSEI.OR ATLAW. OF
IA lice IN JOURNAL Building River Falls. WIS.
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J. oPPLTGER, JR.,
CoNYEYANCER AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
- Plum City, Wisconsin.
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A. J. GOLDEN,
physician, SURGEON 4 DENTIgP Office at
MS residence opposite the Press Ohse.
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N. A. THELANDER.
b. IL. LEvINGs.

CoNTRACrOR a BUILDER Shop ON Maple St..
~ on Brooklyn Side. River Falls.
, 1876-12-02

ftHLrlAt
Vcstrls l., tho famous anccr, renlnfns on lis
tory as tho inost calOssally, c0tnten,ly vain Of
arttsts. Intexlentel with appiallac, ho cot,-
sl1ercd himself thu greatest Ecntus VI his time.
'Tlcre aro but thren truly Ercat incn III Ea-
anil King Frederick To ls infinite esuts1n,
Its sun a,td successor Fcs.rs IT, addrtl al I'm,
Ilci,ne ra'arlts for rebellion against authority.
IWlcu hr WIS sent to prlen1i, the second tltlu At
the lGrsnlIaI ,icslro III Maru .tntoettc. Tlta
IL How Il lappn,lrd. III Ills uirorts III display
tl,c height u his genius to tho Venslu af Eli
Ethml, lle Injured nlla 1T tho ttfimluns 0f hts
right lont Tho a.ciAunt, though 1t did MT b.
llit. fr,n. tiatlrnK with the erasr, tho visur,
l,efore MI hia rtynls, On ills return tu Frnnco
tu iullnl that tlc litng ri Sweden WAS thu guest
Of Atarle A,tuIiEtie. Tie Queen wns naturally
tlesru.ls Ut exhibiting tn her ysttur tse most
Distinguished uf her artists. Accordingly sha
Gent 4 lncssnso IL ythlng festrs, Ie.y!fig him
to anru icturo llle klng u! Sweden u well a.
1lu could l--ele WIS awIre uf lis A:c.tient-tf It
wcru on1y u few lsu. The young urtist returned
reply that lie cui!il not nifurt to vcnturt lia
professional reputation by appearing When hu
Wns ltat prepared to do Ills brst.. Ihr Queon
1mtl seen sIiilt ut tt,e~cra, uni observed tlllt o
walked with rts!ert ease. 70 .sl'n sent HIN
anott,cr untcr-a tlnrl, IT, eurh Vi which stint
lar reply WIS rcturs,eI. Thu u,lsl,ot Vi it wls
that yuanE featris Wils seHk to tAe prison. nt la
Furv, anu kept tllera till ho mud completely ro-
covered tllu lisu Ut his iunt. Tue news w,lS a.,-
nuunvtl tu ha father. ''l(a!" said Fuatris l.;
"ten ul,r tlotlxe UNI tic htl!se Ut Houtlun aro
At last facu tu facc! 1t ll,n!l bu warF'
, 1876-12-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

SHtctal Dftpafch to The Tribune.
DunuquK, Iu., lice. l.-fi.e Cuurt.IIausc AZ
Crcsco, H., wis burned last flight anil all tho
records Of tho District md Circuit Court weru
destroyed, md 1,ust of tho cGt.n.y rcrur1ls I'll,
Circuit Court Is now III session ilnl llal bceu
engaged in IN important trial, which lad takeu
tho whole week. All tic papers connected WITH
this trial wero b,irncd. The Court this murn.
Ing convened ut Lyric Hull to lust matters II
best 1t could. The toss to I1oWard County
hcavy. Causo unknown.
At COUNCIL BLUFFS
CouHc,L BLUFFS, H., Der. 1.-Tho agricn1.
turnl works III this city were wholly CONSUMED
BY fire ut a,l carly hour this morning. Tic loss
Is s35, ,Uu0; Insured for $l8,00l.
AT PROVIDENCE, I'll.
PAovIDENcE, Dec. 1.-Tllscc hoases, on
Paru1c strcct burned this uftcrnuou. Loss,
$I0,000. Insurance, S25.500.
Ar ENGLEWO0D, n. J.
NEW YoRK Dec. 1.-rhirtven buildings werc
destroyed by iiro at Englewo0d, y. j., this
morning. l0ss, $4,000.
At MtSHEArOI13.
Gpectas Dfspntch to TIE Tribune,
MINNEAPOLIS, Aiinn., Ucc. 1.-The residence
OF County Treasurer Huntington burned thI
NurnInE, LosB, S1,OGD.
, 1876-12-02

posu.cnss, mule IN Fru,'ec, show agproxl.latu-
ly that the heaviest load man " strength uan
carry for short .lIetauve Is $40 pounds; all u
.naI can carry ha9ttually, Us, for example, y
10 lta puuNds,-sn cxtreno l0ad, 1t Mnald seem,
-ur liz ca,l curry u. aggregate iii l,bla pounds
over 3,:s00 lvut ~ u days wurl, unllsr llke rlr-
cupistances. II hu asccn1 latilurs ur staEs, na
do huu-carFtcry, then he van CarrY but III
pounds eontinuously, md his DAYS work ean,Aut
Uxcccu l,99I pol,us raiscd 3,:sll feet high.
Will scgnrA tu The ctlust and t!lc velocity wilt,
Which . lilan c4s produce BY pulllag Or pushing
with hts artls, 1t has tec,t fouuti BY these u.
ptrtMcnts tlat, under the u,ost favorable rir.
tu.nstaurcs, an1 for continuous work, NJ elect
taulut be puInc1 excur4!ng from 2G.4 to 3aa
pnunds taseti iialn LIZ tU ~ feet per second, ol
Qbuut one-elghth-hotse Huwer.
, 1876-12-02

TAE ALAClluA CAaE5-
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 1.-The Uoard OF Can
vasscrs met tls morning aud tue Republicans
introduced wlt1.csses in tho AlarAua casrs.
Fancu, colorcl clerk ut tho Archer Precinct,
bwurc tbat the ccction WAS fair aud rcgl1lnr,
and that 63l votes were polled; that certificates
Wcre nlade uut to show thts number of
votes, unl WIRE regularly sigucl by atoore
and Dukes, Inspectors. Huleseribetl will. great
particularly The lnode oE conducting ttlu clcu-
tton and count. Upon being eross-ex xanlined, hu
Bwore he 'Sas employed al clrsk Ut thu County
Commissioners ubout one lnontl, before the
ELECTION in the oiilvu Vi Mr. nsnn!s, mud TINT
tally-shect wis kept. 1lu dun't know what to-
caulc of tile sheet; that ths ba'lut-box was
TAKEN TO His tyAKca'sl HOUSE.
on election night kept thcrs till morning
when II wns takeu in laakut to the Court
House. Witness VIVA boEn In Canads, and edu-
cated at a Buffalo IN. " common sehoul+
I. +. Black tcolorcd), was introduced. liz
testified tllat he was Inspector Ut Elections Of
Arvl.er; t!lat bi1 votes were cast counted, und
put iii certificate regularly,
The Democrats then filed objections to tho
yote Of Duyai County vn thu ground that fifty.
three nul%reglsterel Il,eu voarl; that Thirty.
thres men voted twics; that thirteen under
tvua} soayIct'an voted; TINT thirteen inmates u
tho County jail voted: that tho rcgtstrutton
list was
rAppEp AND PACKED,
The only Democratic li,einber vi the Board oi
tj,uuty Commissioners being 1tEnuscti just b.
lore tho clsctluu ~ ulaks ruom Tor fraud thare
The Republicans tllcd objections to 20 vutei
III Sass4.l und ~ iu Duyal, on tbs ground that
iwo I,uyEuaslers Of railroads gave Democratic
, 1876-12-02

Cp<r{1f 3t<turg,h IN III Trfhrua
WAsurxtruy. ID. q. Der. 1,-BIarkh,ru md
sprjnrer hive ,,Isauueurrd from thu rare. Ran.
sa,l uupears to hive tic Lest rhaucc. lin i,
ll,m,rht to be Tthlr,,,s ,.botrr. Tho Rau,,tI,c.
49, ,,av, s hos t,,.. tl,,ro ,r,,, H.. s,s.,.,'1
uns 'a'o nono nopes t"ae ta',s' W. o1 "ppoS.
tloh eton9n ah1ot'e Tue 1l'ehus ot the a'llcrcnt
Democratic candidates to prevent the Democrat
IL cauuus FROM agreeing UPON one, In tint
event the N.pl,l[raus viii l,old rn,,t,s to con.
',' e .,'.t a ~ .,4, Ao .a"e"o sosu''
t'lct "hctller t1eY WOULD not ui'1ie upon the
more conservative "l the pe'loc5atlc eandllatea
nv Mu,,fny murnIur. '(,nx l,ns int thn W..
plni. .lrl,.ntIu,. ,l,Mn wLIrI In r.,Ic1 II o,",
to lsn,'n', led by Walkrr. a1prrtson says t'lut
either ho ur lsalulnll will 10 elected.
bByler Ia uuktng a sharp ca,yass. Tn ,,as
.,,,,,..,,,.I -. 1,r.'.. '' .,''
neen e"nle''I,t ~ as'''s us !os'loi, on tlle
joint ruea lIo says cnlpi'attrally thai tho joint
rules arr st!ll III furcs; Tint the lIu,lsv never
considered them otrr than in furco, IIc cltctl
20 -" y. ."'o ~" s''Ht wv o"!s w.
iots t,'o 'ast sessloh ol congress adjourned that
, 1876-12-02
WASHINGTON.
A DEMOCRATIC nLuSDEn.
Special Dt&pdfch to 11ss Tribune.

WAsn1SuroS, u. O., dee. l.-Dcmocratlc
Congressman generally admit that South Caro-
lima Democrats committed a stupid hlntt!er III
attempting to organize m Independent lfouse
Only one majority Is easily overcome In Lcg[s-
lat1rc like TINT Of South Carultna, and front
facts disclosed yesterday and today It 10 claimed
to be certain tint tho Democrats, had they taken
their scuts, cs1l hayo obtained control Of tho
Iouso, and orga'lizcd
4 rKRI sMALl lto1H.
Certain Western Democrats hero think they
have discovered 4 why Ut gUlng behind the
Presidents proclamation declaring Colombo o
State, anu throwing out its Electoral vote OF.
the ground that s01nu details Of tho enabling
net were not complied with. They also hold
that as thu present. Democratic Delegate was
elected fur Two years he cannot be displaced by
the lately elected Republican I'LL the two ycars
expire. This Is ono OF tic many Indications
hero TINT the Democrats feel they are defeated
unlcss they can win by sonlo tecluicallty.
THE CABINET.
There Inns been much excitement here to-
uight over tic report TINT SECRETARY Fish l!as
restgncd on account Of differing In opinion from,
tho rest of the Cabinet upon Tie subect Of tho
use q. truups In South Carolina. Tho r,nlar
Is unfouudcd, but It is understood tIlat Fish,
Taft, and Morrill, arc not entirely IN aeursl
with Chanl'er un.l Cameron upon this question.
Thcrc Is rcason tn bclievc, lsuwoyer, that tho
troops viii only hc uscl to preserve tho peace
tint they will nut eject any member from the
Legislature. It Is believed that two Cabinet
oiliccrs huve favored their uso for tho latter
purpose.
upun further investigation It can be said that
there Ii tho best authnrity for saying tlint the
statement recentlypuhlstIcd In SUMO dispatches
from this city, that Republican bunker Of In.
d'anapul!s llud tliy1lgcl the campaign sccruts ol
Ills party III Indiana to Tiltlcr, Ia rntrue.
~ ths Etstsrn Atsocfa.td pftss.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Deg. l.-lsrporta prevail
OF q disagreement lii thu Cabinet concerning
South Carolina Aifairs, uccastuning much earnest.
Msxs VI expsesafo''t i'urtieulary, It Is snil, by
Secretary Fish, opu0niuy The administrator
policy IN that State, md ruor goes 81 fur as tc
bit tslu rl,!llor i ot uncraIly believed adj tiis
reports ruuuut 10 authenticated.
, 1876-12-02
the Union mcn Of that State rome advice which may
10 rafcIY commended to lnynl mcp eyeryWheru.
We make tho following extracts frpin e.:

,,s safc,y fon'msneti ~ ioya! n,en S,sery"ae'o'
wv ''""' >''I ,tfnw i1 ~, srnTM4,tTy. ~
wnnld thoii. nfter having ofEani1td nfh hati'n1a
aaesranna $nr ss'nmrsss IN t9 p.e's m am II II
H. FILL ,t nats oSets s IT, r. W.. XIII
s,al w4mla esommc9cc an oprn' Offensive IN cam,
nm,ss, nn,Gns IL Hn,Gn tHefe ,.Y sn c.M; nv nv
sas'1is: @ s psss;:s s,,; ~, we,s : sas,''s:: .'
sta b. whch seeess Il osse m ofK"n
eS 'f sne a / Ss,sobs4 f r. TT s1. III .5 s5
sG.' M ITCH" Mnt ynmr nor ySin ,tskc
niamsc Tct tbrrn IL m nn,,ssos m nnlItlra INV
81 III ssS qMesnn II sat cry .oo sd s aes
III tLen, nnnnrst"n Il /" m%Tc am1c5ns for thotn
to a All III" yenr hn. Y tno tnto SVoy esc
a"u you WI, ,ns!t.a ses .ncm: n. ,ro,,z,r,ov
Tin, mi, nn IT, attai \. M, TINT vo
dee e.:emHn e. so wosro u Z" s
~ tc na mfs tae nnt'en sn,"1E Z Erres""tsi
~ M IL p nnne. pGu aua Ml"e oarGt 10 b.'d be-. and
Uni9n lnpiI9nscl and may tay that yoH afS a., Ss
r. x"s sfs ny ,ss soa ns s.s W. 20 $sfyea ssflas
tac .t;tcs's q tie uoyernnent WIN thls gsnnt!s
,nse 'n,, snt -, ann cou. W a"rn, II y;
The mr. wo t'n tlat te experiment Of war
H. tss 5s a T. hc ase r 'oa
n a. gxpat snu S, % r n
orn1. nraIntt Ii" i;oyrrnmrnt fhamsolyrs. or who
sv,nnatfi,n ,rti, thnsn .pn" ~ H. nrs nrninst Tia
'''s'''muns m"nsrn lnrp,haas ~. a.,e,1, ,p,rpcru,
1.,tc y ,no ,r,Si, ~ ~ rn'n nni ~ ,vbot
knoW e 10 @ ttae. ihst wAoresef i III. stata q
sa T. Gnn S1 ws T. as ha ~ seaK .ns3
n III ~ &C. eo1atry ~, when frsc stscc n 70 be nIdss
sss" ~ ~ r' insrrtrm II ,,nn1 onument
, 1876-12-02
TnR THURSDAY NIGHT rlne.
To Mt Editor n The Trfsnn-

CHICAGO, Dcc. 1.-Your reporter ia r,t..m
aetly correct IN taytng TINT did not co,.,,s.
hlf' Mattcson's building worth oycr s,g,. nm :.
tue tlmo OF tho fire. lie remarked to m ~. a.
no lad heard such m opinion expressed .', "a,
wished to know II assc,,tctI 10 Il. .ot, ~ a"4
lcont1 not give an opinion ns to thc a,o,s. % sa.
4cpsos'at1on ,e1 ot such building III l1urry, anil
Thought that to be low valuation. I'M .S'. 1".
building materials and lnjor were ,n,,f I ,,a, .at
ntcd now, and TINT .ofno hmtl!iurs were ptee. n,'.
n.a,!s Tor early half Vi What they would 1ax vN
l., AK yotl to mike this correction, ~ II i. =,
stlee xs(,," e +. t. SIs; Matteson 70 ndcate ths %
buildings could HOW llc entirely rcbIt tE III lis
thu b1ttom, ~ they we're originals n, 'io ,oa
taan s49,0o' Rospcctfuily P.D. WlGur. ss
, 1876-12-02
MISSOURI.

TIE METCALFE-FHOsT CASE.
sT. Lotus, Mo-, Der. lin the Metcalfc-
Frost case to-day, the respondents, instead of
taking m appeal Or applying for n writ of error,
inpred an arrest Of Judgment, l!sn!.sal Ut rcti-
tlon Of rclator, and refusal Of the alternate writ
Of fnantamus, srecifylng various cn.,hes thcrc-
for. Tloy asn fllctl motion for ticw trial for
tlu same CRuscs set forth In t1le nation iUr mr.
rest Of judgment. Ttlo rclator then flied bill
of exceptions to the tHrsrnlttlg of the inotinn
for Judgment. These wcro nlt tnlsemlsntlcr NIL
yiscn.cnt by the Court, a1Ni tho 'nutter will
cutno up ngain tomorrow.
, 1876-12-02
while The Insurance m m, ,-~--@- ,,,,I.,,-
teHts IA $ll;i,NNl. WI s''c pulld'ng anti fla co,.

h,as heen capcciaIiy ei,u cl,ariss},ra sahr
M1ong The Water-atfeet Sic, tttn,non. ~ n. ruin.
Is thcE.r rsrG e, i thin eotnv i c a. 'hs
2 way y" e~s sskff lie q: ,,.,o + ILL.,, s'ss
rgcs, more anil nors proun,,nee.' .sa" pre- lt|a
oyc ayaes !Iozen cnsradu nt to ",,r,,cr nni 4
ss om nso Viii, ,S trs n",sce ,s e;taa% . s
ilyrc and there, vinrg nro'. wf' wvffanen!ny oN
Ss,k .n,aa aud frozen islan!s tLst saiut q
smt,s. aaa a!rn s'iysf s,HSI,nt them Into ,ans 'I'
ieet received moro than ornarvt nj t,a,t,;aaozrn
ogat,s ".s az oval wealth Of gleanliE tyc, NIL any
nSIn'c nSh = . hanSs IN enns IN hoT ionn a
the n graceful curvcs Ts s,,1nwe'y d1sse5y iolnI9r
.ufe o a'nlyzed raptds ts Ice yur IN p
Sfre'ts aar ~ down to Che curb w;re It ,nf,nr. TGzs
ths roadway. Two stgat1cntinra % n'A ths HEAVY in
nmrie't ~ ce threw constant streasns @ sestc-Is. !e.
Ip1n @ tG ..ol.lcrtng ruins tnse, tat tt1iis'l iMpai
,siK and gloony compared with tho Iri1Ifs rsr
, 1876-12-02
RHODE ISLAND,

THE ELECTOlis1ltP VACANCY FILLED.
PROVIDENCE, Il l., Doc. 1.-Tlo General AS
scnbly convened III special session totlay. Gov.
Lippett communicated thu uptnon Of the su-
rremo Court ttat Corllss, tho Presidential
EIcctor-clcct, IL Ineligible by reason Of being q
mcnbcr of the United States Ccnttunfal COM
mission.
Ttte Hon. W. D. Slater Tas elected to fiji the
vacancy, receiving 81 VOTES, to ~ lor Charles Il
Cutler, tho Uulnucrntie candidate.
, 1876-12-02
JOHN NJ. PALMER.
Ills NnruHLtCAN DAr-MIu1lTY INTERESTING
HEADING.

To ths Etttsor 9f Ths Tribune.
CHICAGO, Nov. J.-f lu1 the following from
tlu Daily iHituis State Journal Ia srrapebook
begun ln 1896. "Gcu. Palmer Oil FREQ spcecl,
aal Freedom Of Elcctlon-lebc!s Should Have
No Vote" Ia tle heading;
Mal, -Gcn. rulucr delivered speech to = Union
Cauteutauu Al Frankfort. ky.. III which A9 gaYS
, 1876-12-02
SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, &. C., Dec. l.-Tho situation 10
unchanged. Both bodies have occupied tho
Hm,se Of Representatives since yesterday. fu-
mcrous propositions for d compromise have
availcd nothing. It Is now ha1f.psst I. md tho
United States troops tayo not intertcred. Tic
Democratic Representatives from EagnGc!d md
laurens Counties arc still III their scat:. 1t
Is now likely TINT sufficient number OF To-
publtcans will unite with Tho Democrats, IN
which case the entire matter will be settled.
4 proposition Was signed Dy the two Speak
ets to adjourn the respective Houses etn1uItane'
ously, to meet tomorrow at noon, With the
status Of eacl, unchanged, to taic effect tmMe-
diatcly, provided Gen. sugcr would ngrcc, but
RuEcr rofuscd on tho ground that he must obey
orders II ho received them froln Washington.
CABINET MEETING.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 1.-Thcro was a
full meeting Of the Cabinet to-day, and the ecs-
sion continued lnorc than throo hours. The
principal questions discussed related to events
at tue Capital Of South Carolina, based OF,
Telegram received to-<lay from Gen. Rpgcr, Of
Which the following is III, extract:
CotuunlA, s. C., Dec. 1.-Gen. II. T. 6htr-
man, or Stev'ary Of Var, Huntington. D. c.:
have carefully nbrtatnct from interference With
thr organization OF the ITnuso from the irst. On
application Of the Governor, md my own bclltf
fvr tic necessity therefor, for the preservation of
Pence, placed troars III the .Housc, but not
in the rooms Of aetcmby OF either Of tho Honscs'
OH the day Of the meeting. 1t came about tnt for
tho time suidferk wera placed on etlef tidr Of tho
inos Of tho entrance tn lke Hall OF Representa-
,!ycs under the following circumstances: per-
ron at tic door Of thu House, and who claimed The
nuthorty TO examinu tho certificates Of taasa
GInilntna to b. nletnbsss prior 10 their
admission to tho hall, hut who. I
, 1876-12-02
THE APOLLO CLUB.

Notiee /. hereby giyen s',at ,tm ", nj tsken Y
l,ers' Tickets 10 tlg a9lv '''.sy cyrniuy the IN
t!, is 'u1;vFiSsti wi S 'spscl Il " 1us'd4' ~
waiting tu take tAca'
, 1876-12-02
CHICAGO.
SENATOR'S AND EoHGRE5sMEN

CHICAGO.
SENATOR'S AND GoHGREssMEN
and other birds Of passage ure now wtngtng
their hlbcrna flight aeross tho frosty States to
fhe National Capital. 4 flock OF them n1lghted
III this city yesterday, taking up their temporary
quarters at Tho Grand racit!c. 1t included Scn-
ators r. Q. Howe a'ld Angus Cau,eron, the Hon.
j. NJ. Kusk, Representative In Congress- and L.
". Reyes, all Of Wisconsin. Mr.. love left On
O morning train for Washington. reporter
called upon tl.e remnant Of the party yesterday
hrasty gentleman, with Rllghtly-siivcrel hair
und n,,lstache, maintained tho grenter part Of
the conversation, referring every now aud then
pan!on, Gen. Kusk, who lay ut ease upon q lux
urtols lounge In tue corHor uf tue apartment.
AIR. Chairman Reyes haplcned to bs out Ut tho
tire OF tho visit.
important cvcr heidi" remarked tho Scnatur,
Alludng to the coming iHegting Ut Congress.
ut coil Inst, of course, omlr until the 4tt OF
sarch. Thcu, II there should ba MI uppareut
Do ;oa tak liz nsssssity viii siisei"
"And vt the situation in tho South }las
graru look.n
llcaas have majority tn al OF tho contested
Statcs aud think thut tho count, II fufrly
conducted, will show It,"
" hotiCe TINT the democrats III Loiiisana
have introduced Testimony lii rcbuttul Of tho
eo!orcd won,a1,,. Eliza Plnkaton, who was
victim OF huiuozing."
.sOt course ttcy hnvo. It 10 the simplest
th!ng In ths w9rla dSss people VIII mannas t
llas been South Of late years kuuws 1t. They
will nut hesitate ut any perjury Or crime In ba-
Ilalt OF Inc uctloefHtlg party. knuw tint OF
my osn expeFicnee." Tho scnator sad this With
"Havn you bceu South during tho present
tron9esr.
gest}gatiag COMMITTEES that vent to Mississippi.
| Tie lepublieans havo clean maturity In that
State' a'M would eeet tlaelr Gwn oiiccrs every
time II thoy liad ar! honest election. But the
]enoerats uliiluozeu anu iI'atlaGcti toget mn
1ofity IN tnE g., etato Legtalatnrc' What diu they
20 tiicrt ihey went to WorR anu reapportloncu
the State In Congressional Districts SO US to
lavof tlelr pafty ~ the nttnost. AZ nn @ H.
xa a t6a. trs dstGtt 80 'tst tst %
tonls along tle Mississippi Rlycr the entire
sy 81 Il. T9 ssapsy hay ~ eaa aat to en H. a
1ow t, item Y !; ;on'y H1ne'c Representative"
| Ms'l ,,y--,,,
| - WELL LHncn caiie up 10 o"asEingtonirom that
district. Ae was IN agle ,iiail'TA mulattu. He
naM bcVefa! Het-tos' ~ tho Ilousu with good
taiKcrs likc Lamar, Eox, hn!! nti,Srs, and lie
| RS, haecd, ne 4ia," fenleu the Congress-
man from his couch In tug cs'r1ler.
,,,, useu 10 @ Gg s'4ss ~ e JACOB Uagas
tn Europe Win INN a'iu pckcu M a goul dual
VI Gnritu kno~le:lec: !lc'a very Capable fel-
!oH. NOW, Als uls.alet u ottohety Republican,
fetaf!lius apont Hwy y majority"
-" NcRro nalority," intcFpoiated ucn. Rusk;
"ho iad tint minority alnung tllo negroes
| alnne."
"fet the democrats flam That Chalmers was