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, 1876-03-03
CRIMINAL,

Andrew Sanction is In tho Armory awaiting
herring for the larceny Of kit al tools from
Thomas Gallagher.
Ono OF tho ubiquitous Smith farnlly Was ar-
rested by Officer Parker last evening on South
Clark Btroot, having in fia possession dozen
boxes Of ciHara 1Io claima to bo pcddlor but
1t il believed that tho property Is ssolon, and IL
IL At tho Armory awaiting m owner.
James D. burton, ap aucttoncor in tho Tiyoli
building, inveiglod George ". uenry into the
purchase Of 81 worth Of Funk jewoiry yeater-
day, employing tAe dlskroHBGd widows STORY al
bntt. Detective Rtckoy Bympathlzea with the
will DO oxa1nincd beforo Summorlleld this morn
lug.
Frault Whitney and Joseph Stono unscrsvcd
themselves Out OF coll III tho Twelfth Htreet
Station "Wednesday night aud escaped. Thcy
had been arrested during tho afternoon of that
coli out OF which thoy burrowed incautiouaiy
left L chfsel theroln. which WaB used to unHcrow
tho d0or-AingeH, and bccanle tho incana
Of anotdng them an entrance Into tho hallway.
was with thom, lad left tho station. and llo wns
thus proyontod from following suit. Whitney
was rocarturod last night, but Stono is Htlll at
largo.
A man named Frank Hart, who claims to bo =
variety singer. performing an engagement At
IVY III y uCn, Wd1 htteStou NGuneB1kP blEut under
the following suspicious circumstanccs About
10 o'clock on tho night In question off,
Ger Arnstoln observed q coup!o Of men
manner oPposite tho doorway Of 10i Clark strcct.
IN abort time q hack drove up TO tha door co1,-
tanning Hart, aud another man, who escaped.
Simultaneous with tho hacks arrival largo pane
Of glass III No. 10l waB smashed. and two mnn
wnFe Been to emerge from tue doorway aud run
or Arnntern hurried to tho spot and coarod
Hart, tho othor man eacartnG.. Tho prlsoner
was arrhtgnel bofore Snmmorfl8tl yesterday
morning and held 10 the Criminal Court In bonds
Of $500. 1fe ia said 10 be hard eitzon.
, 1876-03-03
Collector, and a35, COO from south-Town Colec-

Collector, and s35.ooo from soush-Town Coltec-
tor Evans.
The Board Of Public Works yesterday audited
tho Fobrnary eoft-cost bill for thu pumping.
vorks. amounting to 5000 and the labor pay
roll OF tho uotka, F2.ai5.
Mike Evans succeeded in collecting $4,000
yeatoriay. Another htiempl waA made to lay
hands upon tho household goola of Antro Mat
teson, Of tho Tin''' for that a2l, bat III vain.
EvanH Says that I,o will get /. II 1t costs hin
throc lines tho amount OF tho tax. 1:vars paid
$sdt 100 over 70 tho city yc.tor'l"y Il" delivers
l.oni catnso ta1oa paid hoforc the 10th Of this
month savo tho costs Which vii, bu sdaol aftor
thnt date.
Tim 1udng Inspector yesterday examined
Standard Hall and found that tho furnaces woro
In bad condition, tho doors opeled contrary to
tho ordinance, and the Atalrwaya woro too mr.
row to afford q n,eana Of ogreAs for tho poep!o
that tho hall might contain. Superintendent
1setlcy will appear at Ann,mesllold.e Court tn!a
morning against tiAuafort. WIN aott1 oil to tho
proprietor Of the Nevada Houac, for gas-mukng
purposes, and will tfy to &C.. n decision Al to
wl,ssller making gaN With oil conld not be- con-
Htrue.1 into ustng oil for illuminating purpoyon.
rIrK nEplHrn1cr1Nu onpINASCE.
4 diversity Of olxnion eStBta in roIat,l 10 tho
action Of tho Mayor on tho ordinances 10 rolia.
trlct, aud since tito AfaYor will not express any
mind in the matter, not much ia known. Tho
% to tho ooos st III IT, dsn ofdaanee s'D Is per"es3 S
legal ami according 10 tho charter, atl thia Will
lnpnt liloIy bo tho aubstaiIcs Of Sir. Frank
Adans wriston opinion. which the Mayor has
asked for.
Whethor Tho MAJOR attaches bis veto to tho
ordinance or whether ho sigpa H. 1t ir to 70 tuto
effect, ~ the members Of the Council will
hnvo no, ,othcr way In vhlel. 70
a general A'icrmanu election tloro wonll bo
many disappointed ones among tlose uh0 aro
Aldermen at rresent. % their strength lios Hololy
, 1876-03-03
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

To-day will DO scntenco-tlay In tho Criminal
Court.
The rush In tho County Clerks Office is about
over. The extra employees are dropping on
every day.
Owing to tho continued sickness OF child Of
Judge Wallace's tho Hosaion of the County Court
vas short yesterday. and au adjournment WAS
had until Monday.
Caspas Lutz whoae commission has beeu re-
vokeu "a Clerk to tic County Court, did not nut
In appearance yesterday, having concluded,
doubtless, to r0spect tha will Of tho powers that
be.
Judge Wallace has bptn citizen Of Chicago
Just long enough to mako him oIig,b!o for kho
Office OF Mayor. Rome OF lila many friends lay-
ing discovered tliH. arc urging him for that
office.
Tho young mau U1aclfosd. charged With pur-
Joining money from Allou, Keith X Co., Inns 10
far besu unable to procure batl. Tho oxamfna-
tl0nn of tho last few days, 1t is tald, show that
The amount Of money takou by hin was not far
short Of 100000.
The Grand Jury examined soma further Wit
neBsos yesterday IN tho Otto Dluhm fraudulent
l.canso complaint. 1t IL behaved that tsllo bill
waB found. This roBt OF tho time of tho eeason
Wan given to completing old caaeH, and thta work
bo discharged during tho day,
tOUATEEN YEARH AT JOLIET.
The Johansen murder case occupied tho al.
mot undivided attention Of tlo Criminal Court
frndant wAo BWorn that h0 had beca
continually annoyed by sl4o deceased,
and that at tho tino ie shot her aho was ap-
psoaeLinB hin, with a hatchot; that lie killed
her lu hclt-delenae, ute. Other wltncsses vera
Introduced to corroborate hlB tesllnlony aud
about ;5 o'clock the caBe WAS Givet, to tho jury.
That body had baen absent bus fow minutes
whoH verdict OF guilty waA returnsd, fixing
Is 40
Jo!lanseu received tho verdict without appearing
to understand It, but when its nature wan mas!o
knowu to him l1o appeared to be disappointed
for 10 had expected All acGuittal. differing from,
largo proportion OF ttle AabisuteB OF tho court
who expected 10 Hce him conycsod OF murder
and seutouced to ta hanged.
, 1876-03-03

Tho Financial Statement Of tlao
Finance Nltnistcr-A Review OF tho
Commercial Growth OF tho Country
OrTAwA, Feb. 20.-Tho Hon. Mr.. Cartwright,
IN Ills financial statement, pointed out tho pecu-
liar and exceptional clrcunstances under which
tho present crisis had approached and tho TN.
possibility Of foresoeing the form it would
assume or tho intousity Of its ofrect. l1o e1-
pressed tho boliof that It WAS not unattended
with mitigating circumstances, and that tho
state OF tho country was actually lesa dam
Of initiation throe years ago. In tho yuar
ending Juno so, 1875, tho recolpta wero
f2l.G48, 7l5 and TIM expenditures S9a, 1T, OIL,
leaving surplus Of &035, Gil. Tho current year,
but III 1874 tho imports entered for oonaump-
tion. our chief sonrco OF Eovcnuo. Wcro $l27.-
40a 169, and In 1876 they wero only st10 G7b657,
showing decrease Of g.. ~. 5la. Tho exports
In 1874 amoanted @ to sso, ,o5l. .o28, and IN 1875 to
Mr. Cartwright onteroa into q careful analysis
Of the itemB in tho account Of receipts nud OK
penditu1es,. which tended on tho whole to show
iAat tho balances Of 1875 wore oven more favor
exceedingly interesting In themselves lliB OBJ
serystons ueed not DO rocapstulated at
tho present moment. Coming to 1s75-'70,
It was show, by tho returns brought
Filling or as So agsius. tho sayenuo r. of isH37s for
tho nRmo period of about $4,000. .000, tho figures
being for 187i-73. $l4,85G, 1911, and for l875-7J.
&l2, 62o, 1885, In tho first six months Of tile pres
ens financial yoAr tho importa Wero only e31 D23,-
138. ~ against tho importatonH OF tho vano OF
COS. 9.GU3.078 iu the corresponding period OF
1874-75, or falling on OF no lesa than $lB 00O,-
900; bns in tho corresponding periods tho OK
ports OF the Dominion wore respectively $751;
A!4 8l5 III 1B76-'7G aud e53, TAO, 73D In l674-T5.
Tho decrease WAS wholly contned to tho article
Of saWll lumber. Tho reduction in imports Ia
not. hoxayct. tho result altogether OF d.msu-
tBhed volume, tho shriakaVe iu vano has played
most important part In ofrocting tsis re-
aa!t. amounting, a. tho ln1uifies haVs shown.
TO 10, Ii, 20, 23, so, or even In some cases to
35 per cent. a worry large proportion Of tho ro-
dnction too. haa fallen Oh tho goods paying an
nd yaIorem duty Of l7l5 per cent. Although the
Bhrinka2e In values 10 bad for the revenue, Il
las. Of course. been favorable 70 tho country 40
needed more choaply. and, II = TOW hAvo Huf-
CanAtia Is now suffering untler hnB nrisen, to
houao exsont, from causea beYoaa our own con-
troi. Our proximity to tho United atates always
cxposus US to thu operation Of circumstances for
which they, aud not We, may be primarily re-
Bponsibte. hut 1t is Impossible not to Bee from
our own trado returns that there has boen .
largo importation tor soma Jeafs paBt. In 1871
the luaportatIons Weso S87.000, 100; In 1879
thoy were FIN. .000, 900; in 1873 they wero
Sl97, 600 000 Banks cannot be said 10 have boan
guiitless In tho matter. Tho bank discount stood
III July, 1871. at from s40. 00 0u0 to a6o, 00J G0u
In lb7l tfey had gone up to &fa QUO V00 !n 1879
to $1t2 0U0 600 In 1878, 10 el1B, ,000, ,o0o and In
1914, to 313Q, QQo,QW. oYer-importiug being
, 1876-03-03
ANOTHER CHicACOAM GONE.

DEPAnItHE OF 0TT0 HLUHMs
Tbs rumorn that Otto Bluhm WAS about to aug
mont tho crooked COLONY undor tho supervision
Of Mossrs. Ncuhnus. Becker, 3[attsrn. aud 9th
era on tho Canadian shoro, yesterday proved to
bo true, and now Otto Ia blooming on aomo
ClorA Torrcss and several Haloon-kcopcra
whom Otto had dofrauded In hts
issuing Of licenBos, appeared before tho Grand
Jury and gave evidence thnt could not fail to ln-
dict him for forgery md larceny. Otto Was on
hand aud did his utmost towards costcng tie
aaloon-kcepers into colosing their Testimony in
Alr. Forrest with threats that, il ho did
not bride hls tongue. facts would bo
Forthcoming that would cauac him son,s regrets.
Mr. Forrest invited him to toll all he knew, and
offered to Introduce him to tho Grand Jury,
Forrest oil tho foul names llo could rcmombor.
In tho nftesuooon ho absento1 himself from
his husincsa headquarters In sh1oon oppoaite
tho City-llall, and IL was rnmo'rod ,that
from hta partner s25 with which to
pay his liconso. claiming thoro wnn auoh row
about uncollectod taxes that ho wfklod to get rid
Clerks office, but, instead Of getting liconso,
called on Mr. Edgar for tho rens of hous BE-.
longing to him, which Edgar occupies. It wao
given him, mud that was tho last soon OF hsu'.
is llo has no homo, 1t is impossible to learn
aught concerning him, and tho eupposition tlas
he haa ran away to escape prosecution ~ tho only
reasonable one.
AID. Peter Mahr, tho former partner Of arr.
Wolf iii tho eatoon nusinoss, is loft IN tho lurah
for about 5000. Whom Otto took charge OF tho
saloon, II waB upon thu egrcomsnt that ho
should par afahr ia monthly in1tallnents, nnd
consequently no bill OF Bato WIS giYon. Since
TINT time he has not paid Slalr a ceut and no
bills Of tho saloon except tho beer bill has
becn takcn notice Of. II Blullm fails to show
up within threo tlays. Tho Alderman avows llis
Intention Of rosuuing his intotost In tho busi-
neHB.
What disposition Otto has made OF bis prop
orty III unknown. bnt it is generally boloved to
residing in tho vicinity IT tho city. aud shey
probably will intend to it II Otto's creditors do
not,
, 1876-03-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CASE.

rY..,,u.r1oH, rr,opr ,,nrvu .,onr, ,.,v,,
m,." ,.'-.sa.,.,s.,a" .A.S. .''. 80" 49,. r..n. Co.
oa mne nsess'sa.'oh aa.o 'a' a Lsa.S'on noss-
Otlico robbery waa resumed before Commits
sioucr 1Ioyno yesterday morning. Fully m largo
n crowd npscmhlci ma that of tin day bcsaro. int
a.. c,r,,.;t ,,,,,.. h,a ,;,,o. tnsts,,,ti,,,. -,
."o e"u,.n'oo,o.'. ~ "A,. h''oH '""'' us''o'o ~
poputs Mafalaa 10 aunt Witnesses ohlS, ana
tho room WaB accordingly ffned from the pres-
euce of crowd Of idIo loolesB-on, aud OF tho
had sne,l from a lot Of the unwashed.
t1,'" n",,ss s.n,,, - H. 49,, ,,a - e,a+ tabs.
1"o "a,no. ''Hnea ~, " 'u' eae" WIS ,'''' I"Aon
mp, hnd Alu. Frank warren pnt on tho stand+
lie testified that QayMor was Ills coachmap, and
had como in Suntlny night nbont 1880 o'clock
Wt,on rroua.ox,minod th4 tIdo,,,,n .t,to,,
az. ISL a. ~
tua. An naa peon ~ hoo .l n's
~ o hsr u wh"re Il so W. ss ~
caIl1hEo III tHo paI1' Mne1e u A'so waa tho noAs
morning. Ghsnor Lad been on about ton dsyH,
but bad hitched up SUNDAY night about O'Clock
and had returned about l0:so:
david EArron, J. Hel!y' William t!llaiu. and
william Gates all tack-irlsess at some PORTIONS
ot thelf chocKefea eafeefs' sHote 70 having seen ~
HaY1or 1T varionB times Sunday night from B:30
to 1880. J. l.. ThonRs. barber, H"ore to hay-
Ing seen Naynor ia lillsm's saloon, 100 Fnu
Burcn street, abput 1880, and George Gillian
himself sw1ro to the Hanaa stateMont. ttn
lad looked nt bis clock, mud that
raa allow. Dil Dcoley and Charley
Council, moro hRckmen who hadn't dono
anything but llse oil Of 'heiE inoney, AZ ono ex-
Pressed Il, for t4Fae or four. weoks, both aNoro
to having seen Gaynor Sunday night, the former
At 3:65. and Tho latter fow minutes after 0
o'clock. L. ". NofthInp, barkoeper at Gillam's
saloon, Hwore he eaW GaYnor At Donelsons sa-
loon Sunday night from Il;30 to ~ O'clock.
hlE. Cameron obsorYod tha: 4o bud plenty OF
wltnesaes who would build nn the alihi II enough
, 1876-03-03
Civil Suits Uutwoen Divorced T0Fa0ns.
{atitot, Haectufur.

A very curious case was hotrd recently in tue
Quootl's Douoh Division Of tho High Court. Tho
plaintiff, EArah Phillips, married Mr. Barnet
sls says, permanently ,ujuring her, and sho wss
divorced from him on tho gtount Of adultery
and cruelty. She uow. NJ a angle woman. sued
him for tlamsgcs, and hor counsel argued tAst -
she could when Wlfo inl!ct her hu9!.snd for
yIoleuoe. 10 she could, ~ tliyosceo, bring all
action for damaged. THO Judges, however,
decided that 1nsn and wife eau bring no civil
action agsinas each o!her. being lu Tho eye OF
the law cue person, md that divorce did not
porsens. Tho divorce t,ld not destroy the mar
rage ab fHil0, but only lea!roy It for tie future
Tho point raised IL said TO DO perfectly novel,
aud the decision fs important as otherwise q
Of actlous, intended chiuly to gsatiiy domestic
hetrpd.
, 1876-03-03


rtJnDY-ln thia city, Fob. 20. OF rneumonia, m
Purify. -.
Funeral Friday, aIarch 3. At O'Clock, from D,nn
tionae corner Canal and Randolph Atscets. Fsis1&
tuyitel 10 attend.
MACoME-1n this city. March 2, AIRS. Ann Mseoah
aged 10 ycar8.
The funeral will take place Il altp.at ocioet FL
day afternoon from tho residence 1l Ler son III,
hlacomb, Ia South Ann stEect.
~ Peoria and Philadelphia papers please copy,
K1.A8SEN-Un Wodncalay, March !, Of pnsutnopa
Julia, daughter Of Maria and jacob klAsten, s1M
yearb
Funeral from residence 115 Third Avou.e, Frid,y,
3t1 tnst At O'Clock p NJ. Friends Of the family IL.
vttcd.
r,osson and prookltne ts1asa) and stilvautes IT'LL,
papers ploaso copy.
MITu11ELL-WednesdAy night, March i, Iots
Mitchell. In tho 0iat year Of hla age.
flDural acry1ccs Friday. Mateh ), 1t II n,, II tn
residence of Ills son, J. q. Mitchell, 224 Lats asenua
MENTOS-Earch %, John Mention, &gea Is Jta,,
1t hA rcsiucncc. 6.t West Ohio street.
Funeral 8unuay, 9Th Inst. by cars to Cslrary.
10" Se~ Louis papers rleaao copy.
sC1INADLE-Atarell 2. Mrs. II. D. achnablo, wills 4
J. Jacob 8chnable, aged ~ years.
Funeral fttday, March 3, 1t 2 o'clock r. m.
, 1876-03-03
ClTT.HALL..

Tbs City Collector took In about $1,000 yos-
tesday. $500 Of Which Was from saloon liceuseu,
Tho City Treasurera receipts yostssday ueEa
et,7dQ from uates-zentt, eb36 from The CITY
, 1876-03-03

now ones, and tho tso defendants, 0ne Of whom
had hcon glvan a pair of boots by Doputy-Ninr-
sl,al DIrd which no had beon obliged 70 cut onon
because !tley were too email. and out Of which
fdccd to 10 content With walking to tho Jail
without suy donations from tho Gororumont.
, 1876-03-03
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,


NOTHING OF CONSEQUENCE.
An adjourned meeting Of tha County Board
Nns hold yesterday afternoon, all tue members
being proHens.
FloM T1fE olNIl6UE.
Tho Warden of tho County 11ospital sub
mitted hiH quarteIy report showing that nineteen
bodlea Ind boon received ut tl.s aloreuo snco
the last report. deferred to tic Committee on
Hospitals.
nunY1Sn rAupEns.
Tho contract bstwoeu tho county and tbs con-
tractor for burying tie raupcr poor Of the
county, already awarded, vas read.
Mr.. Hurdick deBirod to have tho contract
amended 70 that atI bodies should be buried
banda Of tho coatEactor.
Nj. McCatfroy opposed tho amendment on tho
ground that It was lmpracslcnble.
alr. lsurtllck said hiH obi tect was 10 provide
ainsi'"l tho city and State for saa TO tho MoicAI
colleges, ~ ho Lad tcsson to be!levs had been
| the custom.
Sit. Guent!es SAIL he did not belfeyo that t!o
contractor had been selling the bodies, bllt that
llo 1naue Ela monnY by burylug peTsoua who died
At tho County 1lospitni, wlloao friends ofton
raiaed rap9y 9,rs sad 1 gnyn lim. ro contractor
amount allowed by tho cauuty, and was uuiy Gu
abte 10 tako the cosltract ad curry II out by tho
fact that all tho bodies turned over to Inn.
and that tho fl1ef1uh Qt Tie DECEASED maid HIM
for tho bus1als in addition to what sho county
paid. ...
Ills amandment was lost. A motion to poat-
pol,o WAS also tlefuatod, when thu coutract vss
ratified.
s!ILK FOR TIE COUNTY,
Tie contract for supplying the county with
! milk malo with ". A. Deylne, At II coIts l,or
gallon, for tho year, waa roAd mud approved.
upEAlHu BlDy.
Tho bids for u1ectluE q hlorgue kitclou, on
T ginO-holse. otc., in connection with tho neH
hospital. were tllen oppllol. Those for tho OH
tire wo.k were ~ fo!owH; +, J. Boxton, f99,
| Cos J. II. Porter. s1lA,D00; J. II. Gregory,
| SllY,UUD; Frank Conners Il Co., s05, GOO.
Thu bids were, OIL motion. 1eferrot to the
| Committee Oh Public l}uIidtoRs aud Hospitals.
| CnAM1TrEH HEIOHTs. ..
| Tho several rouluitteoH reported recommend.
I'M. the payment uf the usual batch Of nils. and
a!su of t1 payroll tor tue several county !nstitu-
titus for thu past muuth. Among the bills wero
tho fosuwiGg: C.nnIy Agents u'llce,
sll..2j,l2: ins4ns Asy!uuA i3.O35.72; Poor.
llnuBc, 5l.gi5.b9 and Sleritt's office, $1,000.
Ihe COMMITTEES GU Public Charities reported
recommending that the steaul-p,Ern ut the Iu-
sAile Asylum be coyered with = certain compost
thu.
Some discussion cnsuod. but finally tho report
wax adopted.
| Aafotlttoi until Monday.
, 1876-03-03

steinwuy Upright Pianos
arc now conceded to he tile mort desirable Of all Mis-,
the parlnr or t1rawngToonn. Orer ssren hundr,s
nse IN Chicago aal vicinity. III Of which hare st,.
hs most unqualified sattsfacton.
, 1876-03-03

a Waste Of "T" Putting It In Dopot
--Aita Ca'tfornt1 waste Of .noney putting Ii III
poor sawlnf-,unclne.-" DotueKtio +" \. II. UuIlatf,
, 1876-03-03

burial, and Tho cornee Ia still Ahovs eYour,,.
ing tho burning OF tho boly, Which eys,sn, MI. T.
desfe1 to bo applied 10 ihs own rcuains .as ns
he otTerh to recavo Cnnco's Asl,eB al Can,sssa.' sa'
III his family vault. setA
, 1876-03-03
CrctllaFsptls !.

Bignor Cuneo, worry old friend OF GarlhAidl,
aud his companion III south Amorlcs, having
lately died without receiving cxtsauau uHc!1on,
the RQmsn Catholic Church refuses ChrlailRu
, 1876-03-03
A MEM WAY TO PAY nin

A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS.
HOW TIE COMEDY WAS rEnroNAyp At TUE ApELrui
LtHT EvESIHH,
There WAS bit OF ste-p!ay OH tho Ade,pht
atage last evening not proplesietl by Tue pro-
URums, aud somsuhAt unlocked toz by the pro,
, 1876-03-03

LundborE'a California Water
i inlet and ba refsathu.
, 1876-03-03

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MARRIAGES.
CObD-PAL3tEtl-alarch l. ly tim Rev. uEshos
ChoneS, At tho rcslleueo Of tho brides father, c,r
lins T., daughter OF Charles L. Palmer, Esg., sn IL
than NJ. Cobb. all Of tllia city.
Observation-Disclosures this city. F'et. r. \,
thr ltev. W. j. lyder. D. D., Ms. Ehsrles 4. G,ss
aud Mrs. Ncllln WI1lowann.
, 1876-03-03

REFORM CLUB.
There will bo q moettng Of tho independent Reform
CLUB ut The Pacific Hotel this {Ertday, evening
March D. A. O'Clock. Al taz-ayurs interested Ia u
honest and efficient municipal Government art oot.
daily invited to attend the meeting anil join tho cuh
order Of tho Executive Committee.
, 1876-03-03

THIRD WARD.
regular meeting ct tho Third Ward nepublIeta
Club will bs held this evening 1t Dennstts Colle8s
bll Statost- full attendance Ii reqncsted.
NINTH WARD. ..
Tho Executive Committee OF tho Ninth Ward nopuh.
licau Club requestsd 10 mcot this evening 1t No.
B1uo 1saud.av.
, 1876-03-03

FIRST AND SECOND WARD REPUBLICANS,
There Mill 10 . meeting OF tho Firtt Ward Repuh
past O'Clock. al Republicans Of the old Fixst sud
Beconl Wards requested to he prcAent, with y1es
Of uniting nul forming Republican Club for tbs nav
F1r0t Wartt. business Of mrostanes will coma befon
tho meeting, and full attendance h doatFei.
L. l. COHIfIsN. President
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-01
B. LoWENsTEIN & BRO
FOrestalling Disease.

When We zee that death is SO often
the penalty paid for fatuous disregard
of the symptoms Of approaching disease,
should we not bs warned against the
folly Of neglecting defensive measures
when called for in our own disease?
Assuredly we should, and upon the first
manifestation of i'll health or decay OF
physical vigor, ssek the aid Of medicine.
The fortifying influence upon the sys-
tenn of Hostetter's stomach bitters en-
title that medicine Of many virtues to
the highest confederation rs prevent
i've, and it cannot be too strongly
recommended as a means OF airestiDg g
the progress Of malarious fevers, dys-
pepsia, constipation, liver complaint,
kidney and bladder troubles, gout,
rheumatis n, aud other disorders which
In their lncipiency are far mere easily
overcome than In their mstarity-albsit,
the gteat alternative hes repeatedly
demonstrated its power to vanquish
them In their worst phases.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-01
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS.
United es Troops Leaving for Lou.
isianR-Ch eerinS News for tue
Democracy.
Mississjp Certain to Go for TiIden
and Hend dricks-Manning Sure of
his Election.
Special to the Appeal

Special TO the Appeal
HOLLY SPRINGS, October 31.-The
balance Of the Thirteenth United States
infantry, under Colonel Floyd Jones,
leaves here tomorrow for Louisiana,
and there remains only one company of
Federal soldiers at this point, which is
under the command Of Captain Cliff
and has been stationed here several
months.
The news from all sections OF Missis-
sippi is cheering. Have seen a letter
from General George, chairman Of the
State Democratic executive committee,
to day, saying that Mississippi will 60
for Tllden by an inmeEse majority.
Colonel Manning is in from his canvass
to-day. His riends put his msjority over
Walton at thirty.five hundred. BE
says the figures are not too large. Gen.
eral A. M. West, Democratic elector for
the State at large, reports the outlook
throughout the State az decidedly en-
coursging. The preparations for the
grand torchiiRht S.<oeessiOn at this
place on the thir OF November, give
promise Of the largest and most SUCCESS
full political demonstration that has ever
been given in the State. The voice CT
reform is being heard throughout the
land, and the very earth is shaking
with the tramp Of the Democratic
masses moving into line,