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SPAIN.

coRTTs ADDRESS TO ALFoEso-cARIos CAST
oFF-A DESIRE FOR FRIENDLY UNION WITH
AMKRIcA-HoPE FOR CUBA.
MADRID, March I, 1876
The address to the King has been drafted and was
read in the Cortcs to-day
THE ADDRESS
II declares referring to Don Carlos, that that obst
nate and ambitious Prince has rccrossed the Pyrcnces
without obtaining any concession which might cncour.
ago renewed rebellions
ron FkAcE AND FRIENDLY UNION WITH AMERICA
The Chamber rejoces that cordial relations exist with
The New York herald., 1876-03-08
THE CANVASS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
LAST NIGHTS REPUBLICAN RALLY SPEECH
BY GOVERNOR oGLRsDY-THE REPUBLICAN
PARTY HAS NOTHING TO FLAR FROM BILL
KSAP.


KSAP.
CONCORD, Marcn !, 1876.
The canvass in this State may DO sad 10 have cul.
minated, tonight in che grca, republican rally IN
this city, unless. Indcco, the democratic meeting to-
morrow night is IT'S elimination. Tho democrats are
10 be addressed by .~-Governor Walker, OF Virginia.
and Hon. John X. sxrbox, of Massachusetts as the
republicans taught their duty tonight by ex-
Governor ogesby, OF Illinois; Ex-Governor NoYcs. OF
ohio, ard senator wadlcish. Unfortunately
for the unhappy gent emcn who To
follow, Oglcsby. the sucker orator, so
completely forget the lapse OF time tia; hc
gave them little opportunity TO say anything after no
had said next 10 no,hns There was. however nm
adroiincsS In Governor Oelcshys speech which lett
the other speakers very litlle to sa After talking
great deal OF nonsense ho made plea tor the rcpuDli.
can party as ollows:-"Dcmocrats do you believe
that the great republican element, to-day, IN tnIs
country Is honest! Do YOU not believe that the great
mass OF thus people is honcsIy DO YOU not believe
that the masses of the people. North and SOUTH Fast
and West, believe IN a faithful collecuon OF tho rev.
enucY Democrats, don't you believe that? Then
you cannot help TO honor this party with It's sound
STIRRING associations; you cannot help 10 honor this
party because here and there tho republicans cntch
thein
Having called attention the thief catching business
and the anxiety OF the republican party to catch
thieves crnor Ogesby forgot tho subject for half
hour, when he SAID 80 tho republican party will
be It's own corrector, will be It's own purncr. wher-
over they catch man, IN high or low position have
no doubt they Will bring him to punishment, unless
they shall bo defeated by some tr.ckcry OF law or by
than honesty Now, don't let every bodys mind run
TO the District OF Columbia that the republican
party will be the corrcctor OF It's orrors and then
10 will address itself IN tho future has The pnst
TO provide in the best manner for the government
the people"
When this had been said, Governor Oglesby again
dropped his nam subject for another half hour, when
he vcnurcd to suggest tho whole purpose OF speech
which he did IN the laconic dec araon that the repub.
lican party had nothing TO fear from Credit Mobier
The whiskev frauds or of Dcknnp. This alluson wns
10 the subject which the election this State is
% OF Orc abr
management OF his audience is the only for the
tediousnoss OF his speech
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THE MARINE COURT JUDGEsHIP.

AN EXPLANATION BY THE aovERNoR--THB AP-
WITH THE LAW.
ALBANY, March !, 1879
The Governor has prepared his reply to Senator
Bxbys resolution calling upon His Excelcncy to
plain his action in nlling the vacancy In
the Marine Court judgeship in New York city
without tho consent OF the Senate. The answer
quotes the law in the matter from the Governors
standpoint and insists that the law OF 1852 provides
that vacancies in the Marine Court shall be 1ed tho
same way vacancies in the Superior Court and that
way is by the Governor alone without the advice and
consent OF the Senate the appontce retain the oce
until the next general election.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OgYrcER,
WAsHISGToN. March s-1 A. NJ
prObdbiiiffea

0TPIcE CHIEF SIGNAL OPprcER
WASHINGTON. March S-1 A. NJ
Irobdbiitfies
For New England and the Middle States rain fol.
lowed by partly cloudy and colder weather. brisk
souiherly winds, shifting 20 westerly and northwest
erly and rising barometer during the afternoon.
In the Gulf States. Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
clear or fair or slightly warmer weather winds mostly
from the south and wes and slight changes in baromc
ter
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
icys, slightly warmer and partly cloudy weather cast
erly southcrIy winds and stationary or falling ba
rometer.
For the lower lake region, local rains followed BY
partly cloudy weather, lower temperature than on
Tuesday southwest to north winds and rising baron
eter.
For the upper lake region, partly cloudy weather
and slowly rising temperature, winds shffting 10 east.
erly and southerly, followed by falling barometer
The Mississippi River will rise ni Davenport 20 ST.
LOUIS and continue To fall at stations below ST Louis
Cautionary signals continue The Atlantic coast
from Wilmington to New York and at Eastport
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL CON-
A1ITTEE.
AlnASY. March :, 1876.

ALBANY. March !, 1S16.
Tho following notice Was issued to-day
DRaOcRArIc- -REPUBIIcA~ !
STATE CRNrKAL COMMITTEE,
ALBANY March :, 1870.
There will be a meeting Of the Democratic lepubli-
can state Central Committee at the Dclavan House,
Albany, on Wednesday, March Is. three O'Clock +.
NJ TO TX a time and place for holding the Democratic
Republican Stitc Convention select delegates tho
National Convention. 10 be held at ST. Louis the
9th day of June hext.
d. MAGONE, Jr., Chairman.
EDGAR Agar. Secretary
The Governor has appointed David Warner OF Wash
ington sheriff of Duchess county, IN place OF John
G. Halsicad deceased.
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STATEN ISLAND POLITICS.

Tho Richmond county republican primaries, for The
purpose OF choosing delegates to attend the Convention
to be held al Clifton Tuesday next TO select dele
gates 10 attend the state Convention will bo held 90
saturday evening, 11th inst
Tho Richmond County Democratic Central Commit
tee have notified Mr. Engiebreadth, OF their
bers. appear before the committee with his wit
ncsses and show why his should bc dc.
clared vacant IL being alleged that he used his
nucncc defeat James Guy'n the regular democratic
supervisor OF the town Of wesincld At the
last election.
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TURKEY.

MURDERoUs BARBARITIEs AGAINST CHRISTIANS
IN BOSNIA.
LONDON, March s, 1876.
The Standards Vienna despatch says horrible
counts Of Turkish crueltcs continue TO arrive from
Bosna.
Twelve hundred Turks attacked the Christian inhabi
tants OF the town OF Crupa last Sunday, numbering
many and plundcring the shops
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THE INFLATIONISTS.

The Legal Tender Club Of the Twenty FIRST Assembly
district met Monday evening and elected the follow
ing gentlemen delegates and acrnatcs to the Green
back State Convention 10 be held at Syracuse tho
18th inst :--DclegaicS Theodore T.. Tomlinson Johu
McGynn and Marcus lIanlon; altcrnatcs, Henry J.
Welch, James Mclaughlin aud Captain Murray.
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ANOTHER RIVER PIRATE ARRESTED.

ofnccr Moran, OF the Fourteenth precinct, under
direction Of Captain Aare, arrested last night Thomas
Burns. alias McEiwaine. suspicion OF being one or
the pirates OF the North River The evidence against
the prisoner 10 tho hands OF the police pons almost
committed al the foot OF Broomc street some three
weeks ago. The prisoner was found al the.cornor Of
Mulberry street station house
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SERVIA.

PRINCE MILAN SAID TO HAVE BEEN pEPosED
AND ExILED.
VENICE, March I, 1876
Tho Tempo publishes q despatch from Zagabria,
datea to-day stating that the Republic has been pro-
claimed in scrvia, tho Obrenovtoh dynasty deposed
and Prince Milan escorted to the frontier
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CENTRAL ASIA.

A MALIGNANT KAHN CAPTURED By THE MUS
CovITEs
ST. PETERSBURG, March Z 1870
Late Khokand advces state that the would be Khan,
Fuat Beg, having fed to the Ata Mountains for the
purpose OF incng tho mountain tribes to rise against
Russian rule, has been captured and handed over 70
the authorities.
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A CENTENNIAL ARRIVAL.

PHILADELPHIA, harch :, 1876.
To-day Mr.. Samuel Davenport presented his crcdcn-
tlals TO Director General Goshorn as Royal Commits
sioncr from South Australia to the Centennial Exhibit.
ton. Ho reports that the goods for tho Exhibition
have been all shipped, aud that tho display of Aus.
tralian goods viii DO large and handsome
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship China will leave this port on
"Wednesday for ouccnstowJRpnd Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close at tho Post once At
halfpast eleven O'Clock A. NJ
The New YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe-wll ba
ready at eight o'clock in tho morning
Single copies In wrappcrs for mailing six ccnta
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ITALY.

THE PRESIDENCY OF THE SENATE.
ROME, March 7, 1870
signor Biancheri has been elected President OF tho
Senate, defeating Deprcts the candidate Of tho Lef
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A COUNTY TREASURER IN TROUBLE.

DETROIT, Mich, March 7, 1876
John Larkin, prominent lumberman, OF Midland,
who recently failed in business treasurer OF Mid.
land county His accounts have been investigated by
the Supervisors, and shortage OF $2o 900 discovered
He was arrested this morning and admitted TO bail
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TIVE WEATHER YEsrERpAY.

The following record will show tho changes In tho
temperature for the past twenty four hours IN COM
par,son with the corresponding OF year as IN
dicalcd by the thermometer AZ Hudnurs pharmacy
IfrV.tn IutldtnV:-
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THE BEECHER CASE IN CANADA.

LONDON Ont, March Z, 1875
Vicar General Bruyere published letter thoroughly
condemning the publication by the press OF the pro-
ralty.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, March :, 1874
Captain General Jovellar has returned to tho city.
General Requclmc Is about to sail for Spain a
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THREE PERSONS DROWNED.
Arprpx M,,ch , 1e-

@EO17VIF'i 7'"'VI
William MITCHELL Of Troy, was drowned in Owasco
River To- day. together with two lads named John Saw
age and BERTHE Dixon, OF this city whom he trying
TO
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FRANCE.

RzErARArIoNs FOR THE OPENING OF THE sEs-
sIoN OF THE AssEMBLY-THE REPUBLICANS
UNITED FOR DEFKNCE OF THE CONSTITUTION.
LONDON, March I, 1876.
The Pail Nal Gdrefte's Paris special says that NJ
Dufaure insists that the Cabinet bo formed exclusively
from the party OF the Left
PROM IMAGINATION.
There will be Presidential Message when the As
pembly meets 70 morrow
GHE RKPUBILC TO BE SUSTAINED IN INTEGRITY
AS IN NAME.
VERSAILLES, March Z, 1876
me members OF the Senate and Chamber OF Deputies
held preparatory and merely formal sittngn today
The Republican Union subsequently had a meeting
N. Gambctta mado n speech connselling united ac-
lion, especially in view Of the ministerial question.
RESOLVE
The meeting adopted a resolution declaring eve will
only support homogeneous Cabinet, which Is firmly
resolved to administer the country thoroughly
publican sense, conformity with the spirit OF the
constitution and the will OF the nation"
DETECTION FROM THE RANKS.
ExPresident Theirs and Jules Simon were not
present. both objecting TO the meeting.
THE SEINE RIsING-DIsAsTRoUs FLOODS THREAT
ENED.
PARIS March 8, 1915
The waters OF the Seine again rising The foods
threaten 10 become very disastrous
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1916. THE NEW YORK HERALD ALMANAC
FINANCIAL. cONMERcIAL AND POLITICAL
THE HERALD ALMANAC.

1873
Price y cents mailcdto all parts Of the United -
cents sod by ali statIoners and newsdealsrn Addrpsr
HERALD ALMANAC, New York eitY.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE FLEET.

snrTHvILLE, n c., March !, 1876.
The United States monitor Caskiil and convoy Alert
put In hero to-day account OF the southcrly gale
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THE rRovScrars SLIGHTLY COLDER TOWARD

THE ALToNsIsT ROYALTY.
LONDON, Feb. 8, 1875
special despatch 10 the Standard from Miranda
says that King Alfonso received at Estella with
but slight enthusiasm
LOCAL REASONS FOR POPULAR piscoSrKNT.
The same correspondent says the Carsts liberals
are unanimous in defence OF their local tserOs The
Aonsist generals also deprecue agitation against tho
leros. rs hndering tho pacncation of the country.
Tho ministerial and liberal newspapers of Madrid,
however, contain daily attacks upon the JtierOs
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Average temperature yesterday AlS
sak
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Awarded the grand "Gold Medal Of Progress" OF TIN
American Institute November 1873 and the Scott Legac
Medal Of the Franklin Institute, October, 1873
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foreign Powers, and hopes the difficulties between
Spain and the United States will be settled to the salts
faction OF the two countries which should march united
on the path OF progress and liberty.
WITH
Congress ardcntly desires that an arrangement bc
made with the Holy Sec consistent with mutual rights
cUBA
II believes the conclusion or peace in Spain will do
sroy tho last hopes the authors Of the
tation and pillage in Cuba.
THE FUTuRE
Peace upiies the King people, who together will
vanquish all future obstacles.
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Q and investigation invited.

No other sewing machine In tho world has "automau
nson' any other Of its characteristic features
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A-BENNETT BUILDING.

A-BENNETT BUILDING.
FIRE PROOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON SITS
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET on VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE OFFICES
APPLY on TIE PREMISES
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Judges report. Amer. Ins. Fair.
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WILCOX 4 GIBBS s ~ COMPANY.
OJS Broadway corner Bond sc.
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New
Wilcox & Gibbs
AUTOMATIC
SILENT SEWING MACHINE.
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50 HAT 81 90 MONEY SAVED; SILK HATS
81 30 worth S. l5 New Church ST. up stairs.
The New York herald., 1876-03-08

A.-REMARKABLE POPULARITY THE SILL
ELAsrIc TRuss sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY
os broadway universally adopted by intelligent
toon curing rupture
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-05
8 8 q = 9 8 s 8 8

To The Working Glass We can
fur ISL you EN- oyment at which you
can make We la.ge pay, in your own
localities, without being away from home
over night. Agents wanted in every town
and lnty to take subscriber for The
Centennial Record. the largest publication
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Elegantly illustrated; terms on 81 ne:
y ar. The Record is devoted to whatever
is of intere connected with the Centen
NAL y ar. The Great Exhibition at Phil
! ade phia is fully illustrated in detail.
Every ody wants it. The whole people
feel great interest in their Country's en-
tennial Birthday, and want to know all
sbont IT, An elegant patriotic crayon
drawing premium picture is presented free
10 each subscriber. IT is entitled. FIN re
memoranee Of the One Hundredth Ami
versary Of tie independence of the United
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There is nc business that will pay like This
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Now is the time; don't delay Remem Der
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Send for our circulars terms. and samnIe
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-05
. IF George W. Bird is really sincere
a his ratings in the Jefferson Banner

-s IF George w. Bird is really sincere
in his ratings in the Jefferson Bonner
against the use of whisky ring money
in politics, he strongly exemplifes the
character of the viper that stung its
benefactor when warmed into life
His chief, Governor Taylor, was warm
ed into political life by the free use Of
money that was raised among the
whisky thieves three years ago, and
which was distributed "where it would
do the most good" to aid In the election
of the Democratic saint and Reform
err" William R. Taylor. And, more
over, whatever political status or rep
utation George W. Bird possesses. of
questionable character dhough they
are, he obtained through the election
of Governor Taylor who owes his
success to the assessments on the
corrupt hisky-ring of Milwaukee and
the sure disposal that was made of the
money for the purposes of the cam
paign 1t has occurred to some that
the immaculate George knows more
about this matter than be is willing to.
admit. But for this potent factor in
the election, George W. Bird would
certainly never have been heard OF as
Private Secretary to a Governor. No
matter if this same reform" chief
magistrate did prostitute himself to
the evel of common thief" didn't
George ". Bird have the honor OF being
his counselor and advisor, and was he
not power behind the throne? George
was everything to Taylor, and SO well
and faithfully did he perform his part
Of conGdant that, although having
knowledge of certain disgraceful trans
actions, his lips were sealed and the
thoughts of reform and the purifca-
ton of politics" blinded his sight
against things committed by latter day
reformers which would have landed
most Of common people, had they been
guilty of t. em, within tue portals of a
county Jail But. to return to our sub
ject, George w. Bird should be man
ly enough to give credit where credit
is due, and being SO much indebted for
his position in society, to the whisky
and beer fund, which was raisea to help
along the political fortunes of the
"reformers of 1878" be should stan1
up like little man and acknowledge
the corn (whisky).
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-05

that
rs Machnes where las already stately THE SINGER COMP
NY INCREASE
a DECREASE
We statements Sales
And
Machine
of its
oughlJ o years 81 &
Block on I'd ST. South side O .sI0.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-05

A PART of the proceedings and the
platform of the St. Louis convention,
WILL be found on the inside Of this
paper.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-05
The DIFFERENcE.-A Washin gto1


The DIFFERENcE.-A Washington
dispatch to the Chicago Post says:
Some months ago Representative
Hays: of Alabama, was charged with
selling military appointment, which
was investigated and fully disproved,
but instead of making haste to exon
crate him, as in the case of Kerr, Mr..
Scott Lord, who has it in charge, per-
sists tn withholding the report from
the House. The investigation has
commenced months before Kerr'sl but
Mr.. HAYS is Republican. Hence
the report generating him is with
held, while Mr.. Kerr's was rushed for :.
ward in violation of all precedent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-05

.
SCHURz FOR HAYES AND WHEELER.
Carl Schurz comes out uncondition-
ally and strongly for Hayes and
Wheeler. as against Tilden and Hen
dricxs. He pronounces the associa-
ton of Tilden and Hendricks on the
same ticket, "perfdy to a Il principles y
"Humbug," he exclaims, "thy name
is democratic reform" Following
this exclamation, he says editorialIy in
his st. Louis organ, the Westhche
POST 81
Cold and paper, contraction and in
fation, reform and swindle! Let US
have it all! How many men of sense
will he found to join this absurd
chorus? Evidently the nomination of
Hendricks was matter concerted be-
forehand-a bargain or sale, bare of
all honor and tull of shame-a blow
in the very face of all who saw in Til
den the embodiment of honest reform.
For the time being there is an end to
all honest reform on the Democratic
side, aud the truly independent citi-
zens who do not believe they can serve
two masters will have to look in an
other direction and center their hopes
elsewhere. r
+
The longer the campaign goes on,
the more general will be the endorse
ment Of this sentiment. l2
The NEW YORK EVENING Posi-
ON THE TIDEN PLATFORM The New
York E0ening Post, speaking Of the
St. Louis platform, says:I
The vital plank for the present is
the financial plank, and in the Demo
cratic platform it is poor stick in
deed. We have directed attention to
Republican weakness in this respect,
but if the Cincinnati Convention did
not take determined step in advance
at least it did not take step back.
wards. This the st Louis Convention
has done. Such hard money man
| as Tilden must rather feel mortified
that he is compelled to stand upon
such soft piece Of timber In Civ
ing the candidate to the East, and in
not giving the West the platform
without qualification, it looks very
much as ifOhio and Indiana were ir.
retrievably lost in October. s.
Iowa CRops.-A dispatch from
McGregor, Iowa, says: judging
from present appearances, crops Of all
kinds in this sectiou of Iowa, this year,
will be we'll up to the average. The
recent rains have destroyed millions of
insects, which might have damaged
the crops seriously in case the dry
weather had continued. The corn
crop is rather ba edward; but the warm
weather will do great deal ia bring
ing it up to the standard"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-05

The fact We believe indipuabe that Sewing
having mainly
incacuabe
Few than that of the Sewing Machine have produced veer
public What
verbally exercise their inventive faculties should have awakened
Machines should land me
We
in
Eve will say the last
Machine
ndeach
Of
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
n TW %
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING
Machines
said period,
sold
MANY al sold by ALL its other baed.
worthy remark while
considerably
UFACTURING COMPANY
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-05

Plymouth Church has fixed Henry
Ward Beecher's salary q: 100000.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-07-05

THE Shawano Journal says the Ca.
tholic Total Abstinence Society, Of
Philadelphia, has sent word to the
Menominee Indians, that they: would
defray the expenses of twenty men,
bers Of the tribe to and from Philadel.
phia and while there and give each a
new suit of clothes, if they would
come. We understand that the
twenty, under the charge of Joseph
Ganthier, the Menomipee interpreter,
will start next week. 80 p
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-05-25
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