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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-08-04

HE Conservative with its accus-
toned demagogueism and unfairness,
endeavors to infame the farmers and
laborlng men against Gov. Hayes on
account of his views on the re-
sumption of specie payment. 1t con-
jures up fearful picture of financial
distress as result of the failure to
repeal the resumption act, predicts
that one-half of our farmers will lose
their farms, &C., all of which is to
come to pass upon the success of the
Republican nominees. The uncan-
dor and dishonesty of this sort of
talk, from the Conservative, is made
apparent by the fact that it is sup
porting a man for the Presidency
whose opposition to the repeal of the
resumption act is even more pro.
nouced than that of Mr.. Hayes; the
man who to-day is holding back the
Democratic House from repeating that
measure, and whose every hope and
aspiration is for resumption at the
earliest possible moment. If Hayes
is hard money man, what. in the
name Of all that is honest, is Sam
Tilden? Will the Conservative say
that he is a greenback man, or infla.
zionist? Is he pledged to stop "this
resumption business" which the Con-
servative says is running the country?
Every man with a thimbleful of sense
knows that the idea is preposterous,
and yet the Tilden organ over the
way, presuming upon the Ignorance
of its readers and hoping to deceive
the greenback men, trains its pop-gun
on Mr.. Hayes, and says nothing Of
Tilden's hard money record. If our
contemporary is really In favor of the
greenback theory, why does it not
honestly support Peter Cooper for
President? Its support of Tllden
shows that its professions in this re-
gard are simply designed to deceive
But it will find that it cannot BAN
boozle the greenback men into the
support of Sam Tilden, the railroad
iobber, "bloated bondholder and
monopolist. We firmly believe that
our friends of that persuasion are
mistaken as to the cause for the finan
cial depression and the proper remedy
for 1t, but we also believe them to be
honest. We certainly shall not in
suit their intelligence by imagining
for a moment that they can be caught
by such transparent demagoguery as
that addressed to them by our cotem
porary.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-08-04

AND now it is announced kind of
unofficially, that Hon. J. B. Grinnell
is for Hayes at last. Wonder if J.
3. has not held back so as to came
into meeting with a grand flourish.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-08-04
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION,
Philadelphia, Penn.

THIS GREAT INTERNATIONAL EXuIBI-
i TON, DESIGNED TO COMMEMORATE
THE ONE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, OPENED MAY
10th. AND WILL CLOSE NOVEMBER 10th,
1875. All the Nations Of the world and all the
States and Territories Of the Union are participat
ing in this wonderful demonstration. bringing to-
gether the most comprehensive collection OF art
treasures, mechanical inventions, scientific dis
coveries, manufacturing achievements, mineral
specimens and agricultural products ever exhibit
ed. The grounds devoted to the Exhibition are
situated on the line Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
and embrace four hundred and nfty acres OF Fair
mount Park, all highly improved and ornanented
on which are erected" the largest buildings ever
constructed-fve Of these covering IN area Of fifty
aud costing q, 000, 600 The total number of
buildings erected for the purposes OF the Exhibi.
Immediately following the opening Of the Exhibit
ton a million and quarter OF people visited 1t.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-08-04
qhe Bnlltt''t,
Republican National Ticket.

For President,
RUTHERFORD b. HAYES,
of Ohio.
For Vice President,
WILLIAM A. WHEELER,
of New York.
For Electors at Large,
JOHN VAN VALKENBURG, Of Lee County.
WILLIAM P. HEPBURN, OF Page County.
District Electors,
let District-k. Lea, Of Van Buren,.
I'd - Waldo N Potter, Of Clinton.
3D. e. S. johnson, Of Winneshiek
4th w. v. Lucas, Of Bremen.
9Th r. Howe Taylor, Of Marshall
9th w. o. Crosby, of Appanoose.
18th C. L. Godfrey, of Polk.
Sth W. M. Brooks, of Fremont.
9th :" j. N. Kidder, Of Boone.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-08-04
The impeachment Trial Ended.

The trial of Ex-secrctary Belknap
before the Senate, sitting as high
court OF impeachment, was terminal
ed on Tuesday by a verdict of acquit-
tai IN all counts of the Indictment.
not quito two-thirds of the Senators
voting guilty. The vote stood thus:
Those who voted guilty were: Messrs
Bayard, Booth, Cameron of Pennsylvania,
Cockerell, Cooper, Davis, Dawes, Dennis,
Edmunds, Gordon, Hamilton, Harvey.
Hitchcock, Kelly, Herman, Key, McCreery.
Mcdonald, Merrimon, Mitchell, Morrill,,
Norwood, Oglesby, Randolph, Ransom,
Robertson, Sargent, Salisbury, Sherman,
Stevenson, Thurman, Wadleigh, Wallace,
Whyte, Withers.-35.
Those voting in the negative were:
Allison, Anthony, Boutwell,, Bruce, Cam
eron (Wis), Christiancy, Conkling, Como
yer, Cragin. Dorsey, Eaton, Ferry, Ere
linghuysen, Hamlin, Howe, Ingals, Jones
(Nev.), Logan, Mcmillan, Paddock, Pat
terson, Spencer, West, Window and
Wright. -25.
One Senator, Mr.. Jones of Florida,
declined to vote, and Mr.. Morton
coming in just before the roll call on
the fifth article, voted guilty. The
Senators who voted not guilty gave
as their reason for doing so, want of
jurisdiction. So the verdict is IN no
sense vindication of Belknap, or an
expression by the Senate of a belief
that he is not guilty of the offense
laid at his door. The whole proceed
ing has been very much of a farce,
for which Clymer and his Democrat.
ic colleagues of the Committee, by
their blunders and eager desire to
make party capital, are wholly re.
sponsible. The verdict of the people
was long ago made up, and by that
Belknap is condemned and disgraced
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-08-04
M agile SWINE.

Having had five years experience, and made the
breeding OF improved Swine an exclusive special
ty, offer for the seasons trade superior lot OF
thoroughbred Magic pigs My herd consists OF 25
sows and males. The males and part Of the
sows were selected from D. NJ. Magie's herd, Of
Butler county Ohio, and are an extra lot Of breed
ers. ! have some 40 pigs, sired by my old boar
Ssmho, who has taken many first and sweepstakes
premiums.
No breed excels the Magic for quick growth,
size, symmetry Of form, purity Of blood; quite
docie disposition; q twOfoot fence will turn
them. They also possess great feeding and fstten-
ing qualities: it is nothing uncommon for them to
weigh 800 pounds when months old, and that
without being pampered on mush and milk.
exhibited few last fall at the State and Du-
buque Fairs, and drew $101 cash premiums. None
sold but good, pure stock. Pairs can be furnished
not akin. Call and see them. address me. Cor
respondence solicited and cheerfuy answered.
1l-41n A. MCGOWAN.
Sunny Side P. O., Buchanan Co., Iowa,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-08-04

at one O'Clock A. n, for the nomination Of Re-
publican candidate to represent said District in
the Forty Fifth Congress Of the United States.
The basis Of representation will be one delegate
Tor every one hundred votes, fractional part Of
one hundred over fifty, cast for Governor Kirk
wood, at the general election in 1875.
The counties will be entitled to delegates as fol-
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-08-04
Republican Judicial Convention,

A Judicial Convention will be held at Indepen,
dence, on
Wednesday. August 10th, 1876.
for the purpose Of putting in nomination candi.
date for Circuit Judge for the Ninth Judicial Dis
trict.
The latio Of representation will be upon the
same basis as fixed in the call for the coming
State Convention. The representation will be rs
fnllowa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-08-04
Republican Congressional Con-
Venti0n.
Wednesday, Sept. 9Th, 1876,

The Republican Electors Of the Third Congress
eional District Of Iowa are hereby notified that
Republican Delegate Convention will be held al
McGregor, Clayton county, Iowa. on
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-08-04
r. b. UTTERBACK,

pOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER. Shop
ID in Gardeners boot and shoe store, three doors
west OF Post Once, Custom work and repairing
done In the best style and on short notice. Sewed
work specially. 121m3
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-08-04

By order OF the Judicial Central Committee.
AUSTIN ADAMS, Ch'rmn
, 1876-10-26

The many old citizens Of Chicago viii he painetl
to learn that ono Of their number, Waltcr Wright,
departed this life yestcrday morning. Tile !mn,o.
sltate ca1ec Of lis temlse was general debility mud
Inflammation Of the Intestinal organs. Ms. Wright
was born In Berkshire County, Atass., In 1871
lie attended Willlams College, from which hs
graduated In 1874, mud thcn re.ruycd to Chi
cago. lie was educated for the nar to whleh
he wns admtsed on llis coming Ut uEs, hut
listle tlmc or Intention Frnm his futhcr, the late
John l. Wright, le Inherited large trnrts Of real
estate in this city and tn lllrss ho Huu large a
dlt!ona BY jnli!cinns Investments. To llcir caru
and dcyconinrnt le devoted his cnc.gira, 10 tho
exe'ns!on nt cse1ythnr except thc cultivation Of
schular. and III Intervals in Inv past fifteen
or twenty. ycarB contributed quits irc.
guentiy to tho I'.rt4 Ut thFr nndl otErr cities.
During thu Wnr VI tic Rebellion his nun mi; hIs
money Always lcsIonlet 10 tle eall of liis country
S!r. Wr'sLt H'cd 4nfct, .ty"plcntnttons, anl
never WAS clnlft3ain fur HIIy ot!ce. III the
car!!or dayh VI Chicago he waa what might i,u
called society man. hut Of late years
~ r!rfcFrct! thu tumnannnahtp OF u fuw curlsrnfn
fftc,.!s, with whom lie was want 10 discuss In u
modest way politics, literature, nh.l kmrrI hnb.
3cet~, liz MAS Actct married. ri,uso whu k1.cw
l!!n best, h1 they were Ut su.nc,rclc pf {rIvuua
almost entirely condncd to tho old settlers, Will
ul53 hiau ulpkL = -
, 1876-10-26

Altogether he IA rattFned that there will 10 no
sromhto y Fets'nE fundf o.ptidea rongh intstSst
acem best IL tho Finance Committee and tho attlcr
rnltrs e. the Clty's cxehnqner to start another
Farwei. Wifi u; afrsa la setas als,sssndns ssna ] ea
be arrived 1T,
The Mayor, CorpnsAtion.r Counsel, and Committee
on Police will meet this afternoon At . o'clock In
nae aga" sp'. Il e@I es., Gas s' II Tas
sy ss @ ehaoss s " T nsm!s me- % Il Il H. can po:s s' rcs
WIN hare nught to- thY can aay It.. anil tho Mayor
Nut t1ai tic Mayor invites ii, to cos a,l liz, hus
ments Il il he true III viii not lose h's place hy
II. The met ling will be onn of Inquiry rather than
Of pros ,cntitn. md the authorities expcct get
himself, counsel. bathas nit Jet engaged Thai pcf:
son son. al.honsh four gt'oa lawsers have yo'antec1cd
es e. ss + any s rai II
the *iatcmcn's and haa gixen IN attorney lnstfne.
ton+ 70 commence Immediately, or ~ soon as tho
or c rhe IL. ouns a asascs Is 10 nsa1 e 1ea s.
tho attorney.
IepatatIon of persons owning propssty IN thu
quest t',at ull the shows in town known IL = low
varieties" shonld ho closed. They argued thu.
and @ poesy u and Dsa @ ihey "'sss 'f: e"s
end eer, ''a1Sf 5 ssnsr''ly ,hs one NJ # nt 3ss
on the. head when In said TINT Capt Ellis was
ownrd l,y unc Of the variety theatre ,rn; for his
Honor doe: mot think 70. Ar,i expressed him.
FeEf. The Mayor can rec no objection IN n variety
chow. provided II In carried IN III Legitimate way,
tOs no wine.room. md ts discunnertcd fronl
ihc eas-rnom. Such were, the c"ndltinns
upon which Entl!e At the ''yaricties
rropsctorA wCsc allowed Ia rcsumc
tnancss. thct places being directly under tho sur:
that the Mayor, i,as not changed h!a Mind. Tho
request was iaken into consideration. as was nlsO
onc. backed I'y Il wel-r!gnca pn!tlon. undo by
Mills = Miller LOT ltcense ~ pFch legitimate
variety show.
, 1876-10-26

The following meetings will bo huid thtt evening:
Al tAust!n-'rown-lial. pm. Speakers, !. ".
Town Of Lakp-Transt 1iousc. Speakers, Will
lam Aldrich, l.. l.. Mills, md athcta.
william Il. II stan1ay, and 4. 4. Gay :. o'0's'
Sixth Wast-1lnyes aud Wheeler Club, corne.
Twenty .yccon4 and Oakley-ats. Speakers, j. II.
CloHgti, l.. l.. MILLS, and Louis Neke.
Fifteenth Wnsd-At Albert Feidlcr'e. corner
Dayton nnl Wiow.sts. t;no1 spcnkors will attnnn,
6lxtccnth Wa.a-No. 57B S0Eth.av.. ut PHILIP
Luerer'a Speakers tho Hon. l.. Hrtntano, L..
!. Mills, William Nockc, Col ". y. srsllnrs,
Eu1t Dieszsch, md others.
Mafpahcs Gs Al
L. uEcntano, /. L. tlawklnson and others.
, 1876-10-26

ppeG1a8 77sp01t1s 10 TIE 745VHHts
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Oct. 25.-The tcutll reunion
Of the NcvIns Post No. /, G. A. H., last night,
was IN event long to l,e remembered by Our SOL
diera. No less than c!Ehty-nno different regi-
ments from twenty-five States were reprcacnt-
cd. Tiiotnas u. Lawler, Captain Of the Post,
welcomed ttac boys around tho caa,r-'lres with
worls Ut good cheer. Speeches were matlc by
1Iosmor r. Holland, the lion. Il F.
C'anforyl, the Hon. John I}ullonR,. Will
lam Marshall, ESQ.,, N. C.. Warner,
and others. a letter was also read from Gc,,..
s. Il. IInrlbut, and several songs were sung t,y
Messrs. McAGec, Buckltng, Piutncr, Gray, and
others. After tte speeches the comrades dis.
banded n,l1 fell in Tor rattons consisting OF hot
roiTcc, pork and beans, etc. Oao thln:; notice.
able hi this gathering was tic blcndinC of Dem
ocrats mid Republicans who, irrespective OF
party, Joined together round the camI,-ilres and
alike enjoyed tho talks ut oltlcn times.
, 1876-10-26
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.


NELLEsLEr, Mass, Oct. 222,-As former
Chicago teacher ind constant reader Of TIL:
TRIBUNE, Aud tic Boston tatIes mild, a,,,l
lacking the abundant news FROM all quarters Of
tho globe which the live Western papers con-
taln; autl, shall sny It so near thu HUB,
the reviews Of new books uro few untl far be.
tween, and not Us exhaustive and tliscrninat.
Ing us tl,usu have been accustomed to read II,
Tue TRlnuSR. For those wo llayc to full back
utlon the ,nasaztncs, III tho East Inns not yet
lcarnefl how tu combine tllr most desirable
features ~ newspaper and magazine III 01c
publication.
Wellesley College Is throngcd with ltstin.
EuIat1cd ytslturs WIN come to witness f0r them
selves lhe educational experiment hc!ng tried
here. We have recently entertained for lays
tlc M1,.tstcr Of Public Instruction from .Iatan,
Ills Wifi, and Interpreter, null thu rcs,.t Is cxt
year We nrs to rceeivu Japanese girls as students.
joaquin Miller Inns also becu hnrc lately, writing
En1ttttYi ntt;Yids T.. us yonmg la'lics a'lnsi a,A soo1
| and his Wisconsin wife, Very truly yours, II.
, 1876-10-26
POLITICAL ANNoUNoEHrENTs.
BLAINE.


General 0rftrs No. H.--I. The ataff officers OF
tho Commanding General md those Of the three
Division Commanders and nciabcrs Of the tctorun
Association ant tho taounted ,ncn Of the aerernl
divls!ons 0. Hayes and Wheeler Minute. Men, will
assemble at the Grand Puclo Ilnsol at 7:15 j. H.
sharp, on Saturday, Oct. 2s, TO act as guard OF
honar to tho Hon. james q. Blaine from ie l,otcl
TO thu Exposition Building. Tho officers Of tho
staff reporting to Col. j. T. Torrance, Chief Of
Department staG; the veterans reporting to Col
Owen Stnart: tito mounted Eaen reporting to Col.
D. i. 1tvetmure. C7tcf Ut Cavalry Flrst Diysiol,
H. In order to afford m opportunity to tlle Min
utc.Mcn to 1loar thu spccch Of Senator lllahc,
tlcro will bc no parade on Saturday avcnlns next,
b 1ut numbers Of Tho osganizaton can oba,n ts,,tn
Of which S,l e1t!!s them to fro transportasl"a
to 4 o'clock p. IN. to the E1poaltlon Huding,
which they viii enter from the nur.hcrn rntrance,
near tito 1incsltHery Hall.
I'll. Col. uwen Start. commanding tho vcter-
aus, will dctaii from lls command q sufficient
number nj men IL co-opcratn with tho police in
rcscrv!ng seats for tho accommodation OF fhs stall,
yotcrans and mounted mon. Hy order Ut
LYMAN NNIEluEs,
UTlrpJtcF. General EosuNAutlnY.
, 1876-10-26
CHICAGO COUIsTs.

HICKEY AND TifR EVENING rosT.
The charges published n few days ago tu the
Post against Clicf-of-Poltcc Hickey, relatIyp to
Ills llnving received bribcs from Dauic1 Webster,
sucm to l.ayu stirred lEm up, notwithstanding
his plllosophic determination to ignore them.
Yesterday he commenced suit ugalnst tho Iost
Publishing Company fur libel, placing his dam
ages at $25,0 600.
Jnno Ii. Wilkinson Iilcd hill yesterday
against her l,us1,aut, Ebcn l.. Wilkinson, el,arg.
ing lin, IN general tcrll.s, with drunkenness
ana cruelty but ia!ltng to specify any particular
aets OF cruelty
Iona Null,al,sen atso cllnrges her i1sl,a,,t
August, with cruelty in that s has heen III the
hnlIt of pounding hcr, aud kicking her arnund
the l0ur.
Judge Moore yesterday granted u ,iccrco 1T
Nrnekett, IN tic ground OF AGscrt!ou, and to
Amelia 4. barney from donAs O. I'arney, for tho
SAME Catse.
An As*gnce will be elected at 1oa. N. to-lay for
Hartman u Grshani.
ro.n,orru,y will p tho last day Of service In the
Supcslor court 10 tAc November term.
UNITED STATES COURTS
i'ayfl Il, trecnn alsI II Bill yrstenloy against
iorceiose y trust deed tor s., QUO; :n thy west u
a,1paMluM cou1sr IN nntgY.
Robert Garklc Tiled bill yesterday agn!nAt " H.
II i"sk H. .0a q hs ~ 81 as Ss ian s"d
vision Of ocks IN tho Gust fraction pf tho southeast
II II Sec. II, 10. Ii. described ~ follows: TWEEN.
ty.avc feel front on south praEhorn Or burnside
street, al,t extending lack In westerly dlrccttan,
Miih uniform Width If Il: feet, tn dtpth ~ ~
tcst, being tha who!e u Lot i, md tart OF tho
rcat IT sa!tt i.o1 q wlt! .hs hnaso thereon. ,o,
agnu.t rctcr II. A!n,ini and Charles a. Hnwcn.
Thy rsop!s, ~, ior tIo v Y.n a st Jasper y; ".
ons rouh. tnt y sbt 70, 9oo sz5!Hst zar; Mau
pass against Henry poetitkr.,
". II. Abel hrunght suit 10 Fccoyar 81. 600
a.atnst David !. tiaFS and John \. Mss End az
Truu.
i. =, neyd sued E. II. pyers uud A. J. rfunkcy
4. +. Tomrllns 70. Tho uso Of 4. A. Aust!n be.
nway uud L4,nek iIo xlrr.
4; l., Collins SUR. John y. Wslton Charles llol-
ltnnry 7. Wornor i,a1,an IN action to recover
Edward H. ltalc cDMIntctdn a suit tn tresrass
against Gaylord D. Bcehe, laylns damages ai SlU,-
COUNTY cnuKr.
In tho estate. OF Emma T. Mescryc. minor. u
lrnnt q fuar'i!ansaIp was issacd to Levi Wing
cAIMtHAL COUnT.
3lcAistcr pYertnlct t.e motion to dtsmlss tho il.
dlctmsns, aud decided tina. It must proceed 70
Jupua JANEsoN-2lT, 92O to 222, ss2I, GET 10
eas, aud e4l 10 ~, INCLUSIVE. No. 1854, Warzber-
Junoz M9onE-a0. "a. as. No case on t.ial.
JuDu8 KnGEHx-Set casra,, =, ALT, Finucau ~.
Mcdonnell. and l.3l7 Nlssh u. whsle. Also
, 1876-10-26
ANN Fll7h'S AliM0Ey

SALT LAKE, Oct. o5.-rhis morning, tho ten
slays hayn. expired which hasl been allowed
l,ris!,asI. Youn. In which to pay u.uuuy to
Auh ELIZA. Ills nineteenth wite, and 1t not hay-
tnS hren pail, brigham. appeared III court he
fore Ju'lsc Shaclfcr, who ordered that \. Il.
Smith br appolnte,Ia spcctai Commissioner With
out bunIs, untl ordered to setzc property, sell
thu sulc, and pay tho s,l.n required, with cns&J,
n,ul special authority u bu Issued 10 Tue Com.
missioner under thu nral of tho Court; AMI it
was further ordered that defendant 10 dis
cllurged. The AMOUNT duu rs nltHlony replcnte
lite up TO the p1cscut ti.Hc Is about ii, too.
, 1876-10-26
ANOTHER !" GREATEST PLAY"


INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 2l.-DurfNg the past year
Hcn. Lew WALLACE, Of Charlottesville, author OF
"Thc Fair Goti," has bccn writing tragedy Ii,
five nets entitled "Cotnlnod,ts." 1t IL founded
on the story OF Matcrnus, as rclatul in Gibbons
history Of Ro.no and Dc Quinucyes "Csrsars,"
It has been submitted to Lawrence Barrett, who
pronounced It the best play written since Dul.
wer's II Riclclicu," md said TINT, AZ n poem
and acting play, "Con!mM1us would rank
Among tlln best dramas Of these days. It l,as
been presented to Jurrctt & Palmer Tor the pur-
poso Of having It brought out.
, 1876-10-26
nElATEE3.

G0ULD-Mrs. Far,h C.. t:"rld, at Arlington
1Tr's"ss. ILL.,. TIT. ~, n;sl b3 yca:e
u t!ss mt,rniuy al tho :!5tll lust.
Walter Wright. III the :i7tIl ycnr 0f his age.
Noticrs ot funeral hereafter.
I1ALrIN-At the residence OF hcr father, John
IIaEpfu i3a Twenty slxth.st., Miss Margaret lIal-
pin, aged ~.
The re!atiyee and friends aro invited to attend
her funeral Oct. ~, ut 10 o'clock, by carrlagcs to
Calvary.
, 1876-10-26
MOODY AND SANKEY,

To E16 Ets&s29 u TN 1I1G1TF.
DEs MONIES, H., Oct. 2l-It Is reported hero
that Messrs, Moody sud saukcy arc TOR "Tlldcn
and Hendricks" Il thts sol Please answer
through your columns. eunscNIBEN
ANswkR-air. Sankey was a Union soldier
during tile first three months OF thu War. Mr,
Moody waa prominent In tho Christian Com
mission And IN oll-line AntislaysrY mQn,
Draw your oWu Iufercnccs.
, 1876-10-26
THE CITY.



TIL. Temperature yesterday, .. ob.errc.l by Ma.
na'se, optician. rs Madisun sEcct trnsausz Butll-
inc), wa. az followt: sa. u., 10 destces:. 10 n.
m. ~ y, ', - IL, p p' ~" ~ p o. '",. ~ 7'
omcter nt 8 H. nv ~ W. \ r. III, @o'os'
ar.,.' ~ 'hc snn,Swnsic.n ,;nc. Iii ncctinu
y, Nv raa,sa 11a.s' o.,"n,,s ,.a~nra ,,.
sdu.tment Of accounts for ar.t months tu. fnc.s
Of the Missouri River pool, nothing Of int crest
wa, done
telnnent which Is 70 come on at Standard ila'l
Nov and a., 70, s es,s. Of st. Luke. o,
Ee: a"a aos 10 usSe TIC Sf na "a o
Ala. smith un. IA year. old Tuesday, and HI.
FL sxs 1 Is sni on M "x M te'tn h x
Ss s So ns prsssn's
spon'les tu by The recipient. THE efrnins was
spent IN suc!af CONVERSE. an! vino lnwed Ia nbun.
dance. .,--l..--..-,,..,
The n'oyrmsn. to reduce !hs commentator ae o,
amo"s s;' TIC "o@tpures WI enploysss ih1saisn. 70
eesnins " o'Sea S ill., "ss Gnon as 1t
tho expiration Of thirty days, nuless equitable
notion was aouner taIc'l by tho unl.n. hs should
to sl8.
Amcc,tnc or c,oec,s ,v,. bca ve.ter,ov ,f,c,.
noon at No: ~ La sal!o s'sectt tor me rufnnss 81
rct,re:cntst!ycs Of wholesale hoascs wcro nrcscnt,
Thu proeeediags were nasciy infor,ai il was
"Stor ,'o Em,nnrn Erchancc ~ ~ III !. ht y"
d.Hnfto .tcn. towori ncrt"s,ino liz oraa
WHY '''.s"'
Az: MeAnlSy. Chairman Of TIC Council Com. q
co%tec 5ss sS @ s syn4 .a s1SS that o na
SCI, wilI Tits estern9on n. O'CLOCK. NJ The Conn,
-Jf- IN
, 1876-10-26

To 1HA E0lfoF V TAG 1F16HHE.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-siy only answer 10 tho
card of nr. Bcchc, which uppearu' in TIN
TRIBUNE yesterday, IL th!s: laye retained my
atlnrnys Hu,l instructed then. to bring suit Tor
libel against l,r. q. d. l}erbu, mil an. to-day
informed by them that they !ay. lu,c st,.
EDWIN II, HALE.