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number. witt, tho aid oi counsel WAN liking up
n plAn whoroby 1t might bo accomplished. f.ato
II tho afternoon. a TKint'hE rcportnr interviewed
1ndgo Hangs on TIM Qucstion, ahd loart,od ttum
that direction. hut ITO tangible proposition Ind
beon made. No names wefp mentioned In corr
ntc.fotI Tlih tito fdeiefa, hnt tns JutRo was ot
tlla ophitun that It was ]nint pool, composed
ownera vi the liIluo!s ,listlllary. McAsra. nal.
iansinc, Lawrence. mud Robinson. and Mr. \. q.
liesng, wlo, Il fs ssalot, Will plead suIlty 10 MI
tho charges preferred ny;alnat him ~ A din.
ttef.-thoso growing o,,t of his intereHt on ths
did not understand thst clthat Jacob Rohn or
sx-11ornsy-CoIiector lioyt wontd como IN, NJ
front, al l,o had Ienrne,f oil tho snbject they,
liaRntinc ek eI.. ,toull etan1 their trials.
, 1876-03-07

1he price Of admission to the exhibition In
phslaaoiphta will 10 50 cents payable III one noto.
Tho EeHosors st thu recording tusustllos will
hhYs nothing to do with tho notos, except to DO
edo wlsshsr they arc good Or bad, aud to drop
them tn tho boxes, who're each ono Will register
itnef. An exchange ollce Of tho Contenulal
National l'snk will be established near each CO.
tsfence 70 change money for sisitnta not having
oo-cent notoe. This tnopey.changer wilt be az
peeted 70 have no mos0 aud 10 less snn,ley when
~ M!a Wdtk ~ done than when he began.
TUG Contennial Commission, stter much inquiry
aud careful confederation. concluded &ha& ths
Wholo ssase1n-ahRohro OF aoasou tioketH and
stl~-was cheaper aad moso xecure against fraud
than any other known. In order tIsk the cssh
IN tho boxes Gay correspond with tho indi.
Gators. dollar hote will not ho received at sny
gate tor tho admission Of tMo porsons, nor tws,
twoatr-avo eeas notes for ihnt Of ono nafsou.
No inseligent ylsitor, howeser, With tho faolll.
ties afforded, noed get into tlle "cue," Au A..
rnngomeAt to keep fn single die thoss about to
eptor, pnpsoslded With tht required nots. IN
the oyoue Of resumption of specie payments
bd amended to meet demands,
, 1876-03-07

b. rar Of pstvAtc soldiers. na aaksd pardon OF tho
Hnrse for making theBe tsu1trts. m.
". Macporsal. " mcu,ber Of shs same Committee
III. Woodworth ...a sn.t II hts colleague had rad
iltls further f. tho srees b. es!t1e,s M q ho Tond
ttsatgnratnt Of the Committee. ue denic1 Tint tho
President Ind vatoed such his ut tho 1ast Congress,
i{iee onsht d lave tnsNn that Il failed in confer.
buee betvesh tho two Hooses.
Tho Committee eoso Without hAvirH taten any nc.
lion On ths Hawaiian Lii.
HonR INTERROGATION.
Mr, Bucthes, chafnnsn Of the Dlatrtct COMMITTEES,
oomtaitteo to in1nrs whether. sny rerron ttlen q
H. S s g s ssF ss s:a e
obstrct tsnrsde, ee defeat ths administration cf law
f. s ~ ct IL oon1 of the pIstrs tspGs,.,5
ths sar1sms oou.t Il tI,s Tinted aste., md ID thn
rceent tr'.,s snd procce,nRa IN Tho roealtd tates
a sna tond raos rn Roxst oes TOT
Mr. Knott. Chnirmen Of The Judiciary Committee,
eensto H e naara eos Whittier u s"y oeer Q! erlo5a
nf the Government has in ary way advised or cu1,i,
.rx a &c ts as .sy + h, ssss tsnss, e IL
trieidT agents or attorneys Of deiendanss in tho ro
soas whsEr eonsrtr.e, t,als in " Lonls my Of tho
sSesser s s's .ttsrs ~ss s1ps sse i Ss
Attorney and hls sssist.nss to Interfere with, ndy!so
counse1t Of ID ahJ wsy control tho conduct Of said
.a 's1 ss r e ~hsu ss oeo
upn-
Mr. southard movsi 10 stionrn.
Mr.. lngp askt Mr. Bonthard to allow him to oTet
resolution, which understood 10 10 In rcsercnco 10
tho ctcnpc TO Canaa Of asah tho witness against tho
lats Secretary Of War. Int ar. sothard declined 10
J,nld, and insistetl MI hts motion 10 adjourn.
nj. ragn complained that M member On tho 1cpub-
, ss Te % a sns t. % m
motion 70 adjourn. Tho yeas and nays wcrc takan,
Sad the Hou3t, bY patty voIc adjourned.
, 1876-03-07
TORNADO At KERsAuQuA. IA,

TORNADO At KERsAuouA, a.
ktrsauqna Correspondence Etokuk Gate CITY.
On suuaay about midday terriblo tornado
pa.sc0 through tho worry contro OF tho
town, going III two uarrow lines, tcnrlng down
and unrooting houses, and domolisAlpg out
building, trees, and feucas Its course is north
oastoriy. striking tho town near tho residence Of
John Dictkmoto. tak!ug of q chimney, blowing
down trecs, unsoo1ng tho two.story brick occupied
by a1ra. MoNoc, and dsivinRn part OF tho roof
entirely through tho wall Of George I.oua'a
dwelling hotlsoh carrying a cedar trce Into tie
house. crushing In hlmoat tho enttro front. aud
demollshing thlnga inside eeporal!y, aud cspo-
cialiy csadle IN which \ child was Bloaping, ill.,
1ltcting slight injury upon ths ehla and ii!inR
tho house With 1ebrls. Tho tess Of tho roof of
Mrs. hicNee'a house was carried nomo 10 Ynrtts
np tho Btreot. Tho gallo then paased On,
toAring up sidewalks and carving thotn
2croes several lots, ansootng The 1}d Cit7-
1Iotel, rnxlpY Wilaou's blacksmith, shop, ut,-
aoobng Nourso's ,grauarr, passing osos l1apg-
t1an's Hollow. and striking tho htli beyond IN
tho ncighborhooa Of 1iobo1t Fl. etorfs' brick
house, which, WAS completely demolished. tho IN.
nston being Heyeroly injured. Mira. nrowInatop
who Has tlero gisltiuR, had a leg brokon and 70
ceiVod aeyeral other boypFo INJURIES the full
sxtcnt Of Witch ia not yet asoelsatned. Tic tor.
nado then pasBcd oyer tho Fair utnuulH, ILL.,
tusinE tho anpa!thcatrc considerably.
, 1876-03-07
Turner OF Twe1vo Ycnrt' Growth Cursa ~
IT,. Raduuyss ifGsolTrut. i.
AN IMPORTANT LITTER.

From rzoninant gentleman and rssdsnt of Clasans.
o. sat Tia pAst fott5 ytats we'll known "a tbs aoFspA
publshsEs throughout tue United Btatss.
kKN Ynax, Oct. H. Na,,
DR. RAnwAT.DEAn Blu: ain induced BY esnsss, +.
xo,kin1 81 xous ,9sd.9lae o. avsa Fer .a's1 ~
n1taAry which Go1us twaire moalhs calninn
y 1p9:t tstst6 .neetlnF daosss Tssa IL III
nsnmaton Of The kidnsIa and blsddos, s1d s..e =,
sass s9i99toa that s ssos t sssss
payse!sns Ard ha4 tAksn lhEea puAnt! oi 11eds ls
had sa VI astonnx ou1oe h4yinS besa bF os
THnedisa sad sos tau. months 40 read ns:es s, ~
eacte9 On persoa Eho bad long hse9 suffering - MI. -
h.sn saat ~ s14 f9t s;ms a q sssh{Gaf E
snd pon,anosd takipI {6o thrss dsJs Htf kr'''
*''' 'AN q. ". jANE5, Cincinnati O.
, 1876-03-07
SPORTING NOTES,
Ssaw Owls Up His Part iu tho Academy
of Music Fraud, and Tells His
T.. .. Story.
1t Was Decided Mt Toledo that lie
Was to Win "Anyway."
The Football Club Will Hold Series Of
Athletic Games in Nay.

8fAN bThfB MfH ukAhT.
Thero has so,tnea n sor& NJ Iucomn1otcnosa In
,e ra,o1",tons Tins a. r,.1a nh1,,, ,ho h..
us 's,"'a''uss 1aun 10. ',auu "oo"s .no nu1-
'o'Ga.onaW a'se-a"ss, aao thsfe haVo doom reo-
pio who inslutod that Dnrloigl was forced or
sonptoA Into "confossioD " which WAS nod
tr,o. in order 10 says tic main etaksa To lin
ha.lars -, ill., o~nnnsa ~ H. .oa,,.s,;.., w.
onehsfn ,,,, ~ tne e@po''nu ot h'S 'oP"'h'lon
~ p'l'afa'p'aSof' IN shfa gtount'' nssnihed
Of beIierad. many gentlnmon who won on tho
suso Thing by bostug On Shan. have bean
diainclioc,i to siyn un ths,r ,ynu.npa
~, - ,..,,,n, ~, u,,arr ,.Ss4,.a. 20.
W wv h'"unu snat s.a"' "na1osoe MAs
hnyo ~ been tue rSaqls q ehe: game, wnH PLAYING
~ a. 10 KNOW. AZ nhonla nayo tug credit thereof;
70 theso Reniemnn spec!a!lX. ara 70 no general
pnbic' nro suonlttou tho tolloWihg laots
Yesterday afternoon neury is4tnea SknoHn
envy 20 ne billiard worio az pump I wont
INTO INTO tho j. NJ: brnnsN'ok y balko Goa othce on
nua'noss, hl'. while tnoret WAS tayorod win
t1e COMPANY o. tons saAn, one nf she connect
sofs III tho AeauohY ot Mnslo f1ana. Io the
laster sl5. Eensineof. tne ssAseholuer 70 iAct'
prof9nnded 4nos!on ny 10 Whesher 10 pro-
, 1876-03-07
FOOTBALL.

AN ATHLETIC TOURNAMENT.
A regular meeting OF tho Chicago Football
Club was held IN tho club-rooma Of tho fremont
uonso ,aat evening. tho President, w B, Curtis
In tho chair.
It was decided to bold series Of athloio
gamoH on tho 27th Of MAY fo< tho members OF
the Club, with ono rRco alao opon to outsiders
who may bo introduced By members of the
Club. Tho games dacidod upon nero as fol-
1oHs, for which handsome p1zos will bo Of
fcred:
Threo-miie Walking -mhsch, 10o-yh1da race
putting tLa shos, running long jump, quxeter-
mile run, running high jump, 22o-yards
strangoEs' racs, 120*ya1ds hurdlo-rncs, mile
run. throwing hammer, ooo-yarda couoo1at{on
race.
Tho gamoa will DO held Just before thoso
Of the New York Athletic Club, and, as tharo u
Yory good material IN tho Club. it y expected
tl'e time will compare very we'll with that OF tho
made. snd colots to DO worn Htated, before the
18th OF May. With tho Captain, ME. a. f. Horns
by. No. "A South Canal srout. Tie plaee Of
composition has not been decided upon.
, 1876-03-07
GRAND HAVEN ITEMS,

srsttaf Dfspateh 10 Tbs Chicago Tr4oun..
GnAsp HAyEN, Mich. March G.-Tho freisl,ts
for February from Milwaukee, vim tIiB city cast
by tho Detroit Il aIilwauLoo Hallway nmo,nLctl
to nearly 10000 tons, including oyor 100 600
barrels OF fonr mud 100000 buabela Of wheat.
Thta IL tho largcst groas amount shipped tluriu.
my single month for many years. Tho not
earnings OF tho road for January werc $39, ,G23,
and for February thoro waa decided increase ia
traffic and profit.
Tho aaw and ahing'e-nill Of Doyden & Akcley
will start up carly thia soo with 10, 600 600 fcot
Of 1o1b In stock.
for I,yn bros.. Of Dctsolt, wholesale grocers,
was concluded on Saturday, and ho MAS heli for
tFiA!. He had Usa1a AFFIDAVIT that O. pebliesar,
Rroocr, Of this city was conccaliHE money Rntl
goods With tho intontion Of defsnudtng hlA
cgsdtto1s,--th1s affidavit being tho taasis Ut ~
attachment for debt of $4.00o. Tho charge
boing presumably false, lse 10 held for perjury.
Flnlnrnaon ara making llryn haula dhilv, avor-
aging about q. QUO pounds OF whltoAsl. Tho fah
find ready market IN Chicago, Detroit, aud
other cities.
Tho Htato Ttah Commissioner has offered to do
poslt 4000, 900 young whtefHh In Lake MtchI-
Gan,--a large number of then,, probably, near
tbta city.
Grain, flour, and other tro!shss Are auounau-
iattug hoee in largo quantities, On account Of \
lack Of transportation facilities on tho Detroit b
Milwaukee hallway to tho East. About ESQ car
lohds faro now awaiting shipment.
The excltenent on tho Trotter-B -Buswell
disqualification trials Is eubsdiug, aud
atsempts aro bolng made as sottlnmens.
Next Friday evening =. "beuodt Ball :"
to Hiss Trotser and sour Baby"
ns announced In tho local pross, is to ba given.
Tho abducted child WAS rocovorod by our Blorin
aud Its mother in Uanatla by SORT OF kld-
mapping process; aud JOHN Wfiito an ex-M. T. T.,
has heen nrtoated for complio3ty. Our generous
CItizenh have already expended oYer $500 in TO-
covering tho child, and propose to do mn1o it,-
Guiding tho rEosccuon Of Alr. Willie, II neoes-
BAry.
, 1876-03-07
UeAk,

IN ss avo ~ H. ,t ss u
nnoe upon his mother informed his father that
cithor tho mother or tue child must die. Tho
father, however, wss not willing to sacrifice
oithot, and called to hla aid \ Eranciscan frlar
rnAuy sucoesstul surgical operasiona. Lueas
Tiati, tho Franciscan, enlIla poat-hahto from tho
Bzant-Laszlo .nonastsr5, bringing NTH him his
Instruments, aud succeeded III saving both tAa
mother and the child. Out Of gratitude to ths
franciscan the child Wa nau,oG attsr tho patron
Of sls orlsr, and trlnels Dsak alwAys cherished
the memory of the skil!ful ftiar. WhnD, some
years ago. the monastery and IT. church uare
struck BY lightntn6 aud destroyed, 0aak 1estps-
Cd them both.
, 1876-03-07
CRIME,

A VILLAIN CAUGHT.
8T. Louis, March G.--Eduard Deal, who mas
arrested at Fosters Crocsing, Ohio, Saturday,
for robbing United Staloa Exproas messenger
on tho North Missouri naiiroad q fow miles from
this city sonno months ago, aad who insisted in
attempting To throw tho negro woman from tna
bridge hero short :imo since to ret l,or ont OF
tho way, was brought here to.laF by Olllcor
Meade. Of Cincinnati. aud lodged In jail. }1o
was thoroughly iduutided by TIM colorcd woman
1hovo mentioned. and alan ty other rersons.
It Ia beloved that Halan, tho other robher, tns
bepn caught 1t Ynnktop, Dakota
, 1876-03-07
TEE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

Every dror Of tbs SaFaaparslian Reaotveuk 7aunsul
eats9 Through tho blood. svoat. urlpe aud uthsf iul
b nu ~ arsttn hc yGof q hf1 for T. Etps
hsistps nn Phns pSn;uptton. ssaaaaE ,es:s alo
osaes p.ta II THO '.sts1 cfe+. stsaaoFsns d
easos esantna,. js,St sosss sesh htsH o. .a c
,nars ,tSsS, e,sDs1 e9sa1,. \, Afhs hssS sps
pstntul dsotarxc, nEht svoats joss of spe;1n I'D Il
Ea1sn q the e prlneIrs within tbs oustirs tasfs
III nsn,s e aay nc.son using IL for oithcr da1aasi:
II the pAtiout, daily becoming roduced h5 thu waAs
ard desaunositfou that II continually Progressing,
Sta .ios.1 en- s'S tf" hs:5a; 4:
eatlon. and soccods IN dlnlntshtnx tho oss ot rls
fos himself growing bnttsr and asonkss, III fool ii
Fe.ng batter appetite ttuproytuR and esh And veltat
Not oniy dons tho BarsspssElls nssolrent e1ost ID
dnsitntiona aud tkiu Diseases. but ikla to oply p
tlyo euro for
, 1876-03-07
A RAILROAD ACCIDENT,

Sfktfa3 11spdffh u 1Ae E3ticap0 Tribune.
dRAKu nArtDs Mich, Maruh 6.--TAo Pacific
b1prcsr, OIL tho Gland River Valley 1sailroad,
due hero Ut $50 thn taoEnnR. rnn iulo q wash-
out Of tho track Ut Bull Crossing. 6 sntlon west
pf Hastings, md wsockcl tho engine, toudcr,
threa fro!ght CARS that woss in front OF the bag
gaze cas. passenger coach. and WAy,le sleeper.
Loula shusts' tho engineer. md Lou IYbbitts.
fatally. injured. NJ others on tLo train wore
specially hut, ~ tho freight cars aayod tl1o
other carr from 1an,age. keopIng them on tho
track; The nhah.out was I feek long and 20
feet depp ~ The deepost place; but thp rails ro-
n,ained IN place aud deceived the ong!noor. Tho
track IL Ill right mud tra'us arc 1unuing rogu,
1arly now,
, 1876-03-07
IGtAl'...- .a..N NQB, ,1eb
The actual earnings for tho corresponding
month ln1675 wore $491, 1,Geo,79.


: FEH3E3HWE,
Mr.. ". D, Strong, the new General Huporiu-
tonlant Of tho Chicago. darlington / Quincy
Railroad, ontoroa upon tho duties o! Lis office
yesterday.
lit. T.. 3. Washburu. Contracting Agent Of tho
Michigan Gontrat Naif1oad. apd formerly Asslst-
ant General Freight Agent Of Chicago, nuri!ue.
ton & Quincy Railroad, has boon appointed Iii.
vate Hec1otary to tho 1enoEai Superintendent Of
tl1s fornlorroad. l1o wii remove TO Detroit In =
feH days.
, 1876-03-07

It was currently reported yesterday 10 whisky
cifc!ss around tha Tiyoli. particularly among
tao*s who constitute Whist II known ~ Tho
" ti8nt batch" that tho mombaru OF tho second
batch Wo1a anxious to "lAY donn and give up
, 1876-03-07

Special D'5patth 70 Tbs Chffdoo Ittbunt.
1.EAvEHwonrn, Kan, March B.-Buriness Ii
rowling In this State. and railroad building will
soon commence. II Ass boon decided to e1tend
The Kanaas Central Narrow-1 Gauge from ualton,
b mjles rect Of bern, 10 a point 10 Mitchell
County, 100 ntlas distant.
, 1876-03-07

A 6-yesr-o1d city boy uent into tho country
yiaittng. He lad bowl of bread and milk. ile
tasted 1t, aud tlen hesl,ated = nlon,cut whom lis
laothe. asked him II 4e diduf like It, TO- which
Wal o9nly Wlshlpg ous mikaan 2vould keep =
, 1876-03-07
OllTRAEE

.Srtefat Dtspo.tA 10 ria Chscado Trjbune.
LEAvENwoaTi1. KAN, March B.--Willjam Thorn.
ns, tho colorod btuto vino outraged tho person
Of a little deaf and dumb girl Inst week III this
city. had bis preliminary examination to-day,
md una bound over 10 tho District Court In tbs
Aun Of $3.50.
, 1876-03-07

ST. LOUIS March 6.-I. b. Pitts, County Col
icotor OF Hickory County, iu this State, has ab-
econddd With about go, 600 Of public and prl-
yhte fanas. Tho forgery ot notea in bis pr1yato
pualnc96 Tor large eupna Ia also dlacov0ral.
, 1876-03-07

PHILADELPHIA, March G.-Tho annual rorort Of
the pennsylvanla 1sa!lroad Company Tor 1875
will be made publlo tomorrow, showing that the
Etosa catnfugs of tic Company. all lines. vorn
R68, 8,b96, Sos groea expenses, excluding rentals,
interest. dividends, otn., e9J, lad; not oar2-
ings. All, ,522,7 Tho report asates that tho
Company Ia now, for tho first time in ith history
Of twenty ntnc yoars without any floattng debt,
aud hkd on doPoait to its credit Jan. i, i81e. i
total Of 94,92}i,2ss. A now PASSENGER station la
TO be erected 1T Wost phaladolpbia, a1jolping Tho
old site.
, 1876-03-07
OBITUARY.

EE1A Pa, Mssoh B.-Lteut. Wallace Graham.
United bsAtes NAyy, died in this c!ty this eyen,
iu& u gnsumoala, af.e< sh1se days uluesa. :.
, 1876-03-07

1aEaToS. N. j., Msrch 6.--The first trnin Of
cars passed over The Delaware Il Bound Drouk
Railroad from Philadelphia to Now York this
morning.
, 1876-03-07

NAanvrLIE, Tonn,, March 6.-Col. J. 3. Min
mis-. Special Postal Agent. arrostei Tho Post
mnster ahd Assistant Postmaster OF Ouokoyil1a
Saturday for Eobblag xegislare1l iestezs.
, 1876-03-07

= = TIE ECINU{9 EEHTHAL.
Mr. w. X. AcksEtaan, tha General Auditor Of
tho Illinois Ccntral Railroad. furnishes tho fol-
loving etatoment OF the estimated earuipRs Of
tho road during the mont!. Of February.
,&3f7, ,169
pAhael8ess.. ..r.................. 123, 3,s7a
Alscol1aucous. 1t3,18b
, 1876-03-07
NEW ORLEANS ITEMS.

NEw OnIEANs. MascA G.-Nobert j. Stockton
shot and mortally wounded J. r. Karsteulyko.
Cause, woman.
4 man 1laulod Louis. Of Terro Donno, shot
aud killed = burglar who ras seusaoh!pg Lie
Rtoro.
, 1876-03-07

6,>ee1ae Dfspsirh I" Tbs Cstc4qo Irfbuus
"lLREsnAanE, la'. March "a caye-in 90.
CURED at the Diamond coa'-m1nos ls,c last uiuht
carrying down some 10 acres Of susface, In.
c1ud!ng about 200 foas OF local track aud 400 fect
of The New Jersey Ceatral'h ooal.tsack. For
tuuately the accident occurred at an abandoned
portion Of ths mines, otherwise tho loaa Of llto
might bare been great. About ATTY men are II
work this afternoon andeasoring to proyont tho
Mssss from running In the chambers aud flooding
tho m!nea.
, 1876-03-07


RA1TIHoNg, Md, March Gin a quarrel Hat-
urday night between 6ome sniiors ant Edward
Roach md John Dutte., tho Iattor was fatally
stabbed.
, 1876-03-07

sEpA11A, NO, March CA tornado passed
oref Lsmonte, II miles Toss Of he1e. this n,orn-
Ing early, destsoJspg several ho,1seB, unronfnR
several others- Several pessons ue1a injured. no
, 1876-03-07
TWO ouAaRYMsN KILLED,

WILMINGTON, Del, March 6.--By ~ explosion
N quarry At Dellestax, lobert Meakes and
WahArd Andrews wera killea
, 1876-03-07
FEVER AND AGILE

Hsysr and Agus cured fot hfs1, cents. rhers,.,a,
- al oehVr n.IsItan, bilious icafs ,nsoid, 5.,aa
fna eth.E ..rsr1 (iidsd hy RldwAy4 Fths) n
Bold By DruxglstA. ~"
, 1876-03-07

sIAEET IMPROVEMENTS.
Ine noasa OF ran!sa Works presented ordl-
Lake street, for ,payine Sixteenth street from
Michigan avenue to praisle avenue, and for rln.
walks on Thlrty-eiHhth atstet, from Wniac.
BtTect 70 Lowe avenue, and on West Ohio atroot
from Westarn 70 AFteann ayouuos, All wers
passcl by m unanimous vote.
ad!ouri, 1t adjourn to 7:o0 Tuesday evening,
Carried.
TIE BUILDING ORDINANCE.
Tho amendments to lhp building ordinance
wers then tlkcn up. Sonlo objection WAS rAIsstl
to tho scotiou which allowed bay wiudows to bo
built 81 lnehes over the aiaawAlk, and foot
above the grade.
section. AID. Qulrk moved to amond BY allowing
the oHuer 10 build hig bay windows 3G inches oyo{
grado.
The amendment vi. aaoptsd, and tho sectlouq
~ reported by tho Comralsloe And nmondelt
were passed ~ \ part Of tho ordinance. They
road as fol!owH;
Prostatd. Thas al fclt and aonposiuop roof shsu b.
MA4s of not lfas tlAn thtearllY No. i dttnR wIIcL
an1M y vail c*1eutad together. aud 10 enyeIsd viii
ohI!so son4po*tuun aud clatn eescet.ad laks gravel
Won osauad s*hI4 off, and ouya5al with tAs katus ma
sseSl ~ Above prescribed. Each Of salI cuyerfprs
ss. bo 0t nos ls 'b.a onsh.s ot " ioeh ii hek
Bec+ II Of 4ail ordinance Il .msnas, mr. f.u,x. i.
t7Hsaaa1 Ih2t IN ths course ct tic erection OF Iii
1a4d!nes ao pofs!a4 Of tbs wills OF any bu1ldinas
sa.n 20 Sdfsisd es. tasn to hssht Of storJ Il
Bee. 81 9f sstd a1diltanen il kMtnlal ~ foiiuss
ltsvlad Ttas b4y er oas wnao sl.il 10 coass,sst
81 81 .ass xaaos *s Us. Err
creator distance than 50 lnches. '' 'as io'
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-06-03

TILDEN's prospects for the Democratic
nomination at st. Louis are evidently
weakening. Prominent Democratic lead
en in New York are waging bitter wal
against him they declare that he does
not know what it is to be faithful to his
friends, and they propose to attend the
st. Louis. convention and do Their utmost
70 defeat him. This opposition to him
is becoming 50 strong and uncompromis-
ing that, although he will doubtless 60
into the convention the leading candi-
date, the two.thirds rule will probably
kill him. The opponents of Tilden are
not united on any one of the other can.
didates, and in the event of his defeat it
is impossible to tell who is the coming
man. A few leading Democrats are
insisting that it will be impossible to
elect any man President who was not an
earnest supporter of the late war for the
suppression of the rebellion, and if this
is accepted by the party either Judge
Davis or Gen. Hancock is likely to be
their standard bearer.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-06-03

iDEcoRXTIoN day, May 30th, was OBJ
served pretty generally throughout the
country. Wherever such organization
existed the ceremony of decorating sol
diers' graves was conducted under the
auspices Of The Grand Army of the Re.
public: tie alahai observance of this
day tends to keep fresh in the mcpory
Of tie people the obligations they are
under to those who sacrificed their lives
for the perpetuity of the government, and
is conducive to the growth of 3 spirit Of
patriotism. We hope the time may come
wheh Decoration day will be observed as
4 National holiday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-06-03

AND nov it is Speaker Kerr who has
been called upon TO "rise and explain"
During tile yeaf 1856 one A. P. Green,
of New York, wanted . commission in
the army, and failing to get it through
the Cougrsxmen from that State he ap-
piled 10 Lawrence Harvey. At that time
. Doorkeeter Of the House, and for the
sum Of $500 secured . commission q
Second Lieutenant. Mr.. Harvey de-
,clares before the investigating commit
tee that he divided the money with Mr..
Kerr, paying Him $3.50. Mr.. Kerr went
before the COMMITTEES and said that he
1as then too feeble to explain the
matter fully, but ne made oath that
he was not acquainted With Hslney and
never received any money from him for
any purpose. The year is prolific in
'slsnder and it would BE welrffof US to
dis6elieve all charges of corruptien and
fraud against any public man until hey
are proven-beyond a doubt. The smut
mill committees of the House seem vii
ling to hear and .publish to the world
the statements oEsSlery vagabond who
for any reason desirG 70 lefame the char
fscter Of public ofRcisla Sis.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-06-03

The newspapers of Philadelphis are
bitter in their denunciations of the rail
roads because they will not make further
reductions in their rates to the centen'
NAL: Railroad fare istdO high and the
companies deserve all the abuse they get,
and more too; but while the Philadel-
phia' journals are abusing the railroad
companies they justify proprietors Of
hotels and boarding houses in that city
in''chArging double their usual tates.
Consistency is indeed a fare jewell. The
disposition Of the people of the Quaker
City to Bleed Visitors 1t every turn will
d6fni6re to prevent people from attend
ihgthe great exhibition than the refusal
'0f railroads to make further reduction in
their rates. a.