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ussf!sh, WI ~ asssrsror sils. '.it h because
6foral-The sloral Of IT, tn151a,s sn5 psnesi
rery clear, hut /. contains souas Sslss - ~ ~
Agitation for Fer1Als SuffsaRe. ~"
THE TWO TuHKETs.
An Honest Farmos once led his two Turkeys
into his aranary and told them TO cal, drfnk,
and b morry One OF these Turkeys was visa
dulged e1ceaalve1y IN tho pleasures Of tho Stable
in order that he might no. be fatsened snd
Elesh. and deyoted himself 70 gloomy natso-
giving approached. the Honest Farmer killed both
Turkeys and BY placing Rook In ths Interior
Of The Prn1iens Turkey. made him weigh mora
than bis plnmpsr Dsothet.
Aforai-Duns Vauln,us Wpdruis.
THE INNOCENT DOC.
A Btephnrtl once Indicted hIa Dog for oonspir-
Ing with Pack Of yi1o Curs thAt had worried
his Sheep. Hhsfeupon tho faithful Animal thus
addressed him "Slr. though Appearances may
bc Against mt, yet ta Atmod 40 strobg IN Hon
eaty that. II am but accorded IN Opportunity
to 10 heard, will explain to your aAtsf action all
my Communications With thosa Hounds" H&v-
INK said ttts. tho honest Dog ran away and bid
lifrnhetf ia CaYe. Tic 8hephard tried todtalodga
him thence, but yainty. and It last, in Doapsif,
tieslssed and brought III Warbler Of Acquttta-
Tho innocunt Brute theruupon Emerged, aud
auch Of hts formor Compantoua n had escaped
hanging rendered him SoEenAle whereAt Nut
tou-i,totb flowed like Water.
Mordl-Let No Guilty puep Escape.
, 1876-02-28

sneoossssni sns,ss i nd ID oi1o!snt ofleer, md hs
re.eleotion is looked forward TO. With
ths Governor tho foe1ing Ia dtf-
ferent, and tho opinion that hc ID very wenk
man Ia gaining gronnd faRt. One gentleman
romarked, "that whom tho 0ovarnor Of stato
could not command tho support OF one leading
much" md another, on being asked. promptly
repllnl, HARLOW Ia \ man of full stature, IN
able and ef11cont otIcet. UaratIdRo'e admins.
txakion absolutely don't amount to Anythlng."
rnE LOCAL POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
Con. 3. A. ffursbnrta second term At WaalI.
ington has been m e1escdiugIJ otedi.able aud
satisfactory ono to bis constituents. and ho
He flas shown hltnsotf 10 bc ~ abo, actiyst and
eficIsne Representative aud this ti!atrict
caunot afford to part With him. His lofouss Of
| Wcst Point against tho spitoful and unssates-
msultko attacks Ut Hamilton III considered the
right thing At tho Right ttn1c, ably aud hand.
| somtly done. tlte otTosts for cheap Transports
tiou, which, when fully urdesstood by Tho cou1i-
try, will bo hlghty appreciated. and which, fAs
from asklng any subsidy, a. so'no nntrnthfuly
tection for private cspital safely aud wisely In.
| vested In that direction. This compriHea hrlet
survey Of National and State rolitics FROM o
Rockford point Of .ier.
| BLOOMINGTON.
| Special Ns,n'rh 10 The Gh,eado 1rioHns.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Feb 2G.-'rho liopubtcant
Of tls city held q meeting tonight 10 conailal
meeting Was largely attended, and Il WAS thought
| proper by tho Central City Commttoo to reqncB
prominent Republicans to mat again 10 TAXI
into consideration Tho pfoprioty OF holding
| CITY Gonyontton frr lie purpohn Of nominating
Republican candidate for Mayor.
, 1876-02-28
CINCINNATI HOTELS.
TIE H1BA1N EfQIfhE auARKh.

Special Dttpateh 10 Ths fhtea0o Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 27-Tho Cincinnati
hotel.proprlotors arc ondeavoring to deny the
authenticity OF letter from tho dibson House
proprieto1s In that city, In which most extravh-
giant rates were charged during tic Convention.
Il can DO sRid In reply to this that the letter
mas received horo In duo courao Of mail,
IL answer to nn inquiry az to raten, that it WAS
written on tue regular !ctter-hoad Of that house.
,iRned by tho firm, and thnt 1t lad boen copied
ID letter-book. This 1ettor has boon photo
kraphed, and is NOW being circulated among
nonbers Of tho National Committee, "a an arEu-
uent for reversing tho decision and calling tho
Convention at some other city.
ITO Ms Associated PTfts+1
NEVER LOWER
CrNc1HNArI, O., Feb. CIV. 3. 8hattuc, Cor
Responding Secretary and Chairman OF tho Com
mittee On Entertainment or tbs National Repub-
ttcAu Convention, says positively that the state
merts Of correspondents to the ctfccs that tho
Cincinnati hotels will Increase thoir rntes during
the meeting OF tho Republican National Con-
veution arc false that be holds Gourmet with
tho hotsls to maintain regular rites. and not
charge nny excesa; that the contract Ia binding
and that the hntol-ptolTietors hsyo no dcslre to
iucrease their ratca. Io xlao atates that Cincin-
natl hotol rates aro not highor than those oil
othor citiaa mad that tho Committee On Entor-
tainment las arranged to utilize svory available
room III tho city. Everything posniblo vii! DC
done for the comfort and convenience OF dole
gates during their stay in this city IT REASONABLE
prices.
, 1876-02-28
RAILROAD NEWS


CHICAGO = hN6 THE CANADA PACIFIC.
:" !hs Ehtor ., !"e lh'eaeo t''D""t; --.,
CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-ht Ibis t1ne thore 10 con-
siderable agitation OH tho decrease OF the con-
trailing noEer In this city On Tho handling Of
.I rxa.,,,,,v. 49,, ,,,.,,,,.. ~ tba,.
ptoducta WHICH 1olme1ls iouno az oa''es nol"
now seeking Toledo aud other Eastern potnts,
aud tho cause Of tins decrease il boing fAthesed
m IN, Eaet,rn railroads and the elevators Such.
,,,..;,,v ~ c.r,,;., c,ten. Ia tha oasn though
pobs'p'y' ~ ee1!'''s eAss.s, 80 Nv eN' IA.
tho several railroads witch Haso naeu oal'
within tho last feH ycars crossing thia stats
from wast to caLt nud seeking Lake Eric
~ ,tu wcatorn end, l,avo ,sft this city to
ths n M north. and The arrangements between tho
Eastern and Western roads meeting hete have
also yirtuallY made it 4 way-station. Thoao ctr
cunalsnces coup)ed with tue elevator monopoly.
~. .,,.oa ,,at, -oo.os for tbe dscl;na IN Tho
a9o 'n' '.''s '1a'1s 4oA D1.s,' ss.;r1,r, ~
branch OF commerce ~hicu Was sho oeehnlns y!
The prosperity and present grestners Of this city.
Aoart from all other considerations, tho couap@-
.s.,-..' =. -o.t,,, hotvo, ,hs hrnd Of u.vIcttiou
~s'T" IT, 49, .,,, - r. -. M;rbIo.,, ard a,
On Laso Et1S i,, ,o aud , u osnn.,s nn fro WHICH Il
is hard aftcrsar1a to diver: it. aud cities shIs
once controlled tho commercs Of continent,
easua a'aa he cn,p,Itou of mnny ccs In tha
nd Wn,i,1 w icatfy.-jt would 10 y oil for Cai-
a ~ ,,t,nc NO" asidc Eer cnmnsudiuc poston, OF
casoi tI. 1 ~, ',nas,a1 an ionr IN .ka ~ uftort
~ .nca tl,a hn,IInc i'm Of clannel Of
~ te.lo .s,;ci, ,ronid hn Mutually her own,
soat,a ",;fncuit to am thn connectlou be.
t,,n.n "hIc,nn aud .bn rsns,1n Pacific. buk thera
IL on ono division oi tlat Canadian sebe.ne which
Suia Stinrns w nf ts cty. and tnat IL lie Georgian
... h."ae' ho,. nm Al rnnt nudotnrmfueA
nu1r ~ ~ ~, Elm jicorrian Day, bet xoou Parry
, 1876-02-28
AN OBSERVATION.

r. fAs Editor of TN CAteaGo 7uouHk:
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Fab. 25.-Ws'l you gtye man.
who IL not much Of : party man. the opporsu-
nifty Of saying that Mr. snolby ca!lom's remsEk
and possibls nominations for Governor he
feared that OF Mr.. z. D, Waahburne most, has
pesu an agreosble surprise to ST. w.'H friends !;
for they recognize in him statesmsn-a man
that order out Of chaox lu StAto Affairs which
tia necessities Of tho occasion and tompor Of
tho times inpe1Atiyoly deuand. However, in
anticipation Of I'll aysut not unlikely to hAppdn
; strong man should bo named foT the second
place, Ia order to avoid sepeti.ion Of tho po!it
fcal bluudcr which put Actlng doEeznor Dsyet'
idgo IT tue heha OF the State GoyeEnn,eut.
u. L. j..
, 1876-02-28

lnauraacr Figslres-Isoliticni strnvFf-
Lu,nbcr-AgricuituR uollcEe-Ratls
rnad t1ntGtras
stesia. Correspondence AZ Ths Cateaoo Trtauns.
LANSING, Mich, Fob. 2s.-Tho 1nauancs
Commissioner, In his report OF tho Fire aud M&~
rine insurance Companies doing business In this
State in 1916, stttes that three Michigan COM
pauies report a2a7,soi premiums received,
s122,44G loascs incurred, aud s118,e43 losses
paid. One hundred and three companies Of other
States, premiums received. s1,8si, ,2o2 lonsss In
currcd e1.112 1873; losaed paid 81 101, 500. Threa
Canadian companies, premiums received 4137,-
341; losses incurred, s48,053; losaea paid, $751;
472. Ten foreign companies premiums ro-
celyel, s2le,a97 losses incurred. eo1,951,
losses paid. G.2si.-making total prcmiuma
received, s2,525,311; ]osses incurred. St.s74,-
5s4: losses paid, el,357, so7. There are thirty.
oiEht Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Com.
panIos. doiug an extensive Insurance. buslness
among the farmers.
Charles Grave was accidentally poisoned vhllo
At party At pralrioyilie. Barry County, TOW
4 fow political BtrawA fnnv be Of interest.
Tho State oiiices beug cansassed yesterday, Of
tho male cletiB and State otlicosas Blaine re-
calrcd Is votce, ntistoW G. Morton l, Ferry l.
Tho lady clerks voted unanimous for william
Ferry. The Hastings Nanner hol.ts tts banner
| with the nntues Of I1aycB and Hartsnuft. a
citizen Of Jackson County is canvaRsing the
State with postsl.casds for burnside aud DA!zell.
| The Clam Lako Ne'es tksurI Senator Ferry for
| Tico-prcsdout.
Tho 1oniA Sentinel says that 625 carloads oi
Lumbar h4yo PASSED ovnr tho Detroit 1anslug
Lake Michigan Kailroad Hnco Feb 1,-being
moro than twice tho amount during tho sa1nd
tins Inst winter.
Al tho examinations for admission into the
Freshman ciass Of the Agricultural College, sixty
| porsoAs presented themselves, lncludtng three
from other Btasea {1lIin,is. Wisconsin, aud Call
fornin). Two Of tho applicants wofo ladiee-
Eleven of the applicants failed to ra3B 10 one
or moro ntulcs, and were rejected. leaving forty
nine WHO have en.etad aa rogu'as atulcnts: =.
/ Tho Battle Crock Tribune coutradicto the
Abatement OF tho Delloyus Ga4tiie rotating to
the contract of aicAess. Miller i lsced for grad
| Ing tho load-bcd Of the ChlcsEo i Lako Huron
Railroad from this city to Yornon Junction but.
from statements mado bv gentlemen Interested
In tho rcnd It appears that work will DO com
meured carly in the apr!ag. Inquiries about Tho
rumor that the Grand Trunk Itallroad IL seeking
contro, Of tue Chicago Lako Huron Roa9. do.
| velop tho opinion that thete Is souso movemone
| gong On, which is kopk yesy quiet.
, 1876-02-28


70 The Ei,ter Of Tho chfeaoo Trituns:
Mu1roR, Wis.,, Feb. 20.-l am frequent pur-
chaser OF your paper, which read bccauae like
the principles Of finance anl tariff advocated
therein, and Hhilo uiahing they ua7 be adopted
by tho people, 500 you following courss which
will alenate large number Of persons Who
might o.horwiso read your asgumcusa and pos
e!blY become conye1ta to thoso sound principles
Il mean yous habit Of snea1ipg 1t the negro
Have you not observed that eneeta aud taunts
aud .idtculo Arc not the moat succcssful way 10
gain convorts7 You opposed tho enact
1usuts Of Civil Nsghta bill With Alt your
ability. You opposed sending troops into tha
8outh with your sver.foady eneor OF "blooay
shirt." You oppose tho admission to hl8 scat In
tla United States Of Mr. pinchbsck. who vas
certainly elected By body ct ackno siedged AT
thority and y9u cap tho c!EnRx by adopting, Ia
your last Fridays issue, tho snoer OF tho Boaton
advertiser. that tho magEot tn Senator bruces
hsAd IL thstt Ia the duly OF tho Republican partY
Of the North to ouable the negroes OF the South
to ca1ry tho States In which they live by hook OF
(imsgiue "a ides smould.riog y lu the brains q
good many people. Now lWant 70 tell you that
thero lB n1aggot (tf you plokso) 10 the hoads Of
quits largo number Of Republican (uesro)
voters Ehsh m.ggos may bs'0ns, an,s ~ e1sasd
deniial campaign, said rnaggos foruIng nattl
negro Usepubileap) voters to lilo conclusion tbs,
life Is worth mora 10 then than tue very boat
political principles; that pesce with ell .ts 40
! companylDg blessings can be obtained by simpiy
] &bstAi1!ng from voting few mon into olhca who
preach yory eloqueutly Of human rights. hut
| who II the same tlmc slap theln In tho face II
taey dare 10 aak for projection to lie. liberty,
and tho pursuit. Of hsppness; TINT II IL . choice
| pog8oes 40 much ~ tecauge they Arc Repub
leans IN tho Honsh, or to bo contsmpsuousl,
neglected because they arc nesroea, aud not
witbstandinx they ars lsonubl!cAps in the North.
| Il il strange that you cauaot seo ths
iustlcs Of Iii. U1aces complaint; stsang'
That you cannot SEQ tho neeeasity o.
protecting tho purity OF shs ballot III the South
ieshsps you think tho Hepunleans of tht
, 1876-02-28
CHI H1CACOs

Tho .[eess Meeting s a. yet Of the
Ward Republican Club wa" hold .. No. ss9 Blue
nns,a 1s'aua A'oaoe' eAsu.u@' ~ A'HA'' ''
ftesloent. IN TUG ouat. -
Tho reports OF tho dinorant committees were
hosrd aud accepted. and act Of bylaws -
,sss.,an. ,xaro s,can,od nuttinr The Club in
so'A.t'n' "et" .,eoe''N' VN"
good WORKING otdef. ,
Tho invitation OF tl3 Tenth Hata Clup ~
sppo1nt = committee to coufer concerning tho
tnrn o,aotions vas accontel, and Mr.. Walk,
Mr Fncif. and Mr.. Vau1erpoot were appointed.
Aftcr nnroiinr a largo number OF names,
shont ths 1aTcoss Of sny nepnblican Cluo in Tho
s..n,,,ne II n,aat oa.;n an TIA first Tuesday in
s;.rrh ~ No Gs1 South I1aiatod atraot.
SA~A 'A' a-,. ~ ~ nv, -,-rnywnrura
9Aa to.isn ..:- =. ns1aa s.,a
,..t evening" u the corner Of paulipa and Egl-
n".,' ~ r's..J1r. r,,I, NJ Nt,hni,e
oussa,u "N1u ,aNa". 1.'s Sas 4.m, .Tr
hl'cna'hkA "As e.oc'ea euann44A4 pA' 1oN'
Henoz'nsaa aua'oaaea wv taoo.'.k ~ .ss,
.peaSoB ot ,ne po''r,ca' po"ue VI sue oen ,,,,
tne eevensn "s1u' ou' ~ sp'.s ~ .as. puu.. ~.
oAa loausnc' snay "s5s no'us 1ssa Ge"a, NY .vr ~.
teseu'Anon ~ suo eon..'o" sTaue -. =,
otnes utaes e.; r.us'e ae uos usa ..o oo,as
WV Ao!1 E.a.' n"eAn1S ~ "or ,ra " 10 - ~ =
O. 1a,o A'aosnan no,e,,ns o .no M %a'd; to- u.,nie
duty there could pc ons ntt,o
doubt OF 1ls trlnmpneht olection. Mr. "eno.
xtnskl as!d mary othes sntnga 5eeasa.ng ho1s
eprtngs election. pus tas I rav
ing become rusty ~ tno fo"on 's"ba@sot "*&
unable 10 r1poft a.! no eala. ,..a
Mr. Lee MelipecA then aao.eseeu tae nlee',t1s .'
In tho MoraVsnn iehSnsRe' ana' 1aaH.ng y tne
ettentlon "lth wnsfo !a npIo.u ~, f".ot IL;
40 must nsYe Rna many 'p'usa snA' P's>eoa IL"
hearers, no,.,.
NJ prokup HadeK spoko ~ Laa noaetnasn, T.. u.r NM
various other geotloncn made apeesnos IN VAL ar
% tho necessity ot tue foreign cltszena OF tne
bavonih Ward uniting aud "otGmBn they moAns
70 bo recognized % political po"er ~ eno cltx' ",
Tho following were then elected pc Imanen. olll.
tors OF tho 6aventh Ward Folish AnuePoaoohs
, 1876-02-28
A NEW WAY TO DISPOSE OF TIME.

Thomas Murphy won's visit !" Biter" avsaue
very soon, and II be does 10 will avoid hatty
No. 740 Ilalsted street. and last nigh; eatondod
his survey OF the city to the South slde. whotela
be- met Kitty, dusky doni.sp, and n Waa ~
BY bsr dacoyed Into ono 0i ths tanenes
to dspart he felt for his wstch 1n vsin' aad:
copcludius that hss sslfron-haed ehasmer hsd
Il. caused heF srros.: shs W tsEsn a's to tue
Armory and tug watch s'e9sstea - sae VA n,
md Ills morning viii ba seut where no note OF
titue IL taken.
, 1876-02-28
Cincinnati Hotel Keepers Taking
Alarm on the Question
Of Rates.
National and State Politics from q
Rockford Point OF View.
yeptiments of the Prominent Men Rela'
tive to the Presidential Question.
Prcsldent Grant Says Illinois Should Not
Enter the Contest.
Whs Approaching Senatorial Cam
paign in Nebraska.
INDIANA,
oBTE ACCEPTS,

cRTH ACCEFTt.
kpeefaI Dispdteh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
INp1Axro1ls, Ind. Fob. 27.-0n the day fol-
foNEng tho Republican State Convention, Judge
e, D. Martiudstc, p1eRdent Of the Convention
isn't tho following dspAtnh, which explains It
lelf:
Ths Hon 0oa'eps s. 0rth. Unttd @ Stafet 1!tntstr. s
lnay have nominated you telr In
fhe Coming contest for Goysrnor OF 1ndlana,
E. B. MartindAle yesterday received tho fol"
lowing sspiJs .-......,
+. 3. Hayttndaie. I'rssfdsns tte.: Tbs nomination
" III RopubIean1 Of Indians Il Thankfully accented
- A q. 8. Ortiz.
Tho dispatch to Mr.. orsh cost Gao and tho
reply 90. -
Eptefai Dnpoteh 10 7Fs Ch,cadn Tribune.
WAsnrEoroN. b, c., Fab. 27.-A gentleman
Who dsegate tho regent Indian. ,;a,' ststs
prevailed there, and tho accounta brought In
from tho various counties IN to ststto, nao'h nsow
lioan party which exceeds that manifested fol
Yoars. 1io says thai the sontiuont Of rug people
q oven mora intenae than existed whom tho Wal
<Au ak Il Insight.
, 1876-02-28
Eablc1s
E.,1 p~k A.rsII1

THE osTHlC4 AND THE Hen.
An Ostrich and Han chAnced to occupy I'd.
facent ApAttmentB aud tho former complatnetl
loudly thlt her rest WAS disturbed BY tho Gsck"
ling Of her humble ne!ghbor. "Why IL II, she
finally asked tho Hon, :" thAs you M ks such sn
cauas l hAye laid an Egg ~. no" sld she
, 1876-02-28
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
PLYMOUTH, Feb. N.-A1rived, tbs Pommax'
apia. from New York.

DRoxcH1r,s,-Ths usual symptoms Of thi1 d!assss
ate cough soreness Of Tho lungs Or throat. hosFss
ness ifculty Of breAthfu hoctto feyeE, splitting Of
rhleum or natter and sometimes blood. u N H.
ama.ton Of hs aae alta lining ~ in.tds Sf ~, as
whola Of Tho Wind tnoes Of ar Ies.: .6seh 1aa
im,neissely supprs4se4 the cough, paia, lntam1na-
lion. fs1er. and dfncuty Of bteaIhlng; praduess 9
, 1876-02-28
THE WEATHER.

WAsn1Noros D. O.. Feb. 2s-1 Il. m.-For tho
Western lalca, tho Upper MtsslHsippl and the
Lover Missouri Valleys. rorsh aud wost w!nds
colder, clearing, or clear 1eAther. and rising
bArometas.
For tho Lower Lakes tnd Lak0 Huron, III
cre.tIpg northeast winds, backing TO northwest,
falling barometer clouds and snow, followed by
colder, cloudy weather..
Local ODeKRvATluNR.
d.uIciar. Fab n.
, 1876-02-28

qurer propose thLa programme Of party treason md
political faulty, Tfef Ia besf8yng aht Hn-
itonal Democracy to overwhelming defeat In e-erJ
ITesfdentla election htnca and including that OF 1864,
htn 10 Rssumo tho role Of adsaeFs for tho
slcetloh D! 1915.
, 1876-02-28
RuRkAH.


ELEyEN PRISONERS EscArk JAIL.
LONDON, Fob. a7.-A telegram from Nangoon
10 the Times etAtes that nn outbreak occurred ~
q iail II Maumaln, Eleven priaopera we're Killed
aud several wounded.
, 1876-02-28
POLITICAL NOTES,

~. ~ p-.st1,rcv
4et 'D'
Gov. A. II. Garlhnd+ OF ARKANSAS, 10 lesdlnR ID \
tho race for the successorahip OF sonator Clay
inn r., tho untta1 atates Heunto. |
W. -. 'A' ~, x.... u,.,,. co,,,,
Platter, the roaring Dull from da9usn coon'J |
In the laBL Legislature iB talked Of for Congress-
He will bo an addition to tho Democratic aide.
m, o,..,..,, xG,,;rsr oorda ,.scorn md
Iho cinelnna" a"9.NH 1,,",, 1s''aa ~ o.o tu. aua
defiance to tho Now iofk Hora aaa tor6e!s
to Hay anything about tho cxpresa charges. 1t
is mean trick.
all tba Intimate friends Of s,o ne1t President in
and II The Republican Convention comes hero,
wa'll ioigo 'ou3,
,yhr do,,n,, .onoebodv po, nm and aay sone-
thing ao94s inc !11naess snu Kecn liz
Pseneos nouse -, -! ,oop9e naepo'sA'@'''' N'r 'Ae
"a''ef pololo LUG poop'o' Il
Tho Springfield Republican noticos that Nj
tional Convention was neyar appointed TO meo.
west OF tbs Mississippi before this year, and
adds: "Wessward tic 'star.' ctc No Yankees
may rs we'll accept tho situation first as last"
r., ,,.x,, r. r.o,, ~ 1,o,ta,ov countv
west ~ yirr;ni. nr formerly iar.psrtner of Abraham
Mos. ~ etT,.i.t ~ H. D{utr;nt ~ fininn,hia
1'J'. - ~ .nnnnn nf a. csndidnte for the Hannb.
&C., s spokem o. a. ea"uanss ~ ~ W.st VI.
nean hou1ne''oA ''A '''oAA'N ~ "e"'
B'"'H' .....,
In consequence Of tho motion to reconsider
tho recent vote on the HotuAn-audraRe question
lu tho Iowa Horao, The natter cannot got be
considered aett'ed. But aii tho indications arm
tlas TUG peorae VIII 1ate ,t ~ rarhana
~ suAinEo 1i,, W y uo"a o'e"'0 '''s' 'AA e~'--*
" VIII W up' -......... ...-..
It Ia funny how DriBtow stock 1uctuntes tn tho
quotations Of the Democratic ptesd. When
tho prospect Of breach between the proh-
dent aud tho Secretary Is iu,minout," The Deuo-
Gratis say Drihtow Is about o8; bnt When tue
.Iresdent haa exprceaed hia uabounded CON
Adeuce in Mr. Bribtow," tho stock 10 closed with
nnnegotiablo securities, We are not aware that
n.tstts,w nh.uoop T., t,o noantfr,o trhorn il
a,,sS tb;nn ~ donrcc;at,nn me man by pras-
9ucn In.nk as uep.oe'asat uuo NV +,3,tr ~
iDg another and that Is about tho analtty Q!
iho Democratic praise Tor nElstoW; lucy dont
- f,a,,,,x,;. .,,r,h,r ~
me proposIMna g. sst ~ Tonto,,,,,oi
| should ho celebrated by Tho coming OF "gscat
nac1n " roid uiecee Of tho denomination OF $50,
| ~ erondennod by a correspondent OF the New
| vosS T;nce tsTho = great oarfoa" would
iusH ~ .n'es, IT,. .a,,od ssnd wonii Ia m 1srTo
, 1876-02-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

God Liver oil ana Ltme..Thnt please
.nt snl sctiys sreut In the cure Of alt eon1lmpt!Fs
syn,Etuns, Wiloor'a Compound Of lurs God l41er
ll and L,ns,"t tstnR universally adopted IN n,sdl-
eal practice. Sold BY tho proprietor, H. y. "aholt
Chs hstntht lkStOu.
, 1876-02-28
ITALY.

I '" NNIll. FVNUE1k.
noNE, Feb. 26-TLe Kings signature bhs
beeu forged 10 bill for 200, 900 francs. 8eycral
arrests have bcen N ado. but the guilty ono Ia
confosaedly tho MARQUIS MautieAzz4, Of Milan,
wbn admitted that other BILLS for greater
AMOUNTS are in circulation.
, 1876-02-28

curos for Cough or C0ld.-As soon ~
tbers il tls stRbtest unssslDs4a Of shs ehsa w1sa
dItcu!ty Of brsathiug Indication Of cough. sak4
during ths day 4 few nzoxas uzaasaiAl 4Faase
, 1876-02-28
FRANCE.
1iISISTEA1AT.

PANS, Feb. 27.-TiHsereno do Bort has Ac-
copied the Ministry OF Agriculture.
pAnls, Feb. 2s.-L'opinton rcposta that II.
Casimir-perser, Addressinga meeting Of the Left
Contro, atated TINT he had not yot accepted
tho Mlntstay Of the Interior. II. perier stated
ut the meeting that the reason 10 had not set
sccep ted poetion in tho Cabinet Was that hc
thought all who had associated themselves with
u. Duffot's policy should leRre the Ministry,
which should bo almost entirely remode1cd. 1fo
referred particularly to the retention OF Mon-
taignao and Wolicn 1Io added. however, that
II. Dnfsure had not finally settled with prcBsdons
MscMahon what courso should 10 sRken on tho
meeting Of tho Chambers.
ELECTORAL coFTEsrH.
Several pgotoats hare been signed against H.
Rouhcr's election III Hion. Duc tis cazes laa
written lstter announcing bis inscutlon to per-
seyere In tho electoral contest III the Eighth
Arondisscmcpt Of PARIS. He ahys fe looks 70
tho Constitution and the new institutions to con.
vince all both at home and abroad. Of the moA-
etation aud stability Of tue Rorublic.
I.pwpoS, Fen, 29.-A dispatch to Tho Standard
from Paris Gays II. ChafIour, Republican candl~
date In tie Eighth ACCOMPLISHMENT. Las With
drawn in favor Of Due Do Cazes. Tho contest
IL now between tho DUO Do CAzes anu lluel
peyof,
, 1876-02-28
HUNGARY.

UHEAT FLUODH.
LONDON, Fob. GA Vienna dispatch reports
that aoods haSo destroyed seventy housas In
pcath.
, 1876-02-28
I URkEY.


TIE HEFuOEES IN ACBThIi.
LONDON, Feb. GA dispatch from Derin to
tie Post reports that Austria has ordered Iiarzo-
goriuiau refugees in her territory 10 return
home within mont, or be forclb'y expelled.
SHnyIA.
LoSpos, Feb 28.-A Berlin dispatch to the
Times reports that committee At Belgrade,
headed BY tho Archbishop. has appealed 10 tho
Wounded 10 case OF wAr All atle.bodied mon
called out by ordet Of tbs Minister OF War Of
Feb, 10 will ba mustered tho I'd of March.