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The Morning herald., 1877-04-28
sATURDAY,.May 70, 1877,
at2o' clock, p. M,

The following described Real Estate. viz.
Al! that certain lot or piece of land. with
snso,1 .ne three e.. story brick dive ling thereon
city Of Wilmington, bounded and descrihnd d
@a.tolIo a. toliows s to WI: Beginning On The
snS Westeriy sHI SIDE OF King street between lslh
ana lith streets at q corner OF land belenS- :
11g 10 Lewis Zebley. thence by said side 81
aang KING street nol therly 20 feet inche to q q
corner of land now OF formerly Of Thomas
g 8; Newlin OF the city OF Philsdelphia. hc in The
state of fPennsylvania, thence by The line
q said Newlin westerly 90 feet 10 q stake
lnence souther y and parallel King street
sioresaid 70 feet inchts Q to corner Of nd
n4sinnging to Lewis Zsbley Of The civ "T ~
Wilmington, thence by lard OF said /, keSl ~
stSeet seK ttes1esr,y sns @ feet to said side OF King
contsnts ~ fHo so,G G|dcs OF BEGINNING. be the
may. "nsI Ihey
Seized and taken in execution "a the
sold by '''' "nu 10 %
s,.u~o ISAAC GRUpB. Sheriff
apr27.3twts ~ '0!'' ,
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28
CHERIfF's SALE,

BY virtue of writ of venditioni expo.
mas to me directed will be exposed to
Public sale ct the Gilpin House, kept By
George Whitfield, in the city, hundred and
county Of New Castle, State Of Delaware,
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28
w -. DOwNING,a
ESTAURANTAND SAM PIE ROOM,

p..t VoE: SIXTH AND MARKET sYs..
aeu, ness vines z. and liquors always on han;a-
tscSsd dpi!'a5a 10 era tables and shSfas board st-
oyaters In the city served M n sHa. Sna nnest ~
Meals at all hours. Cali and aes 1a eveTy m style
- Wa. DOWNING.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28
CHERlFF's SALE,

SHERlFF'S SALE.
BY virtue Of q writ of fvenditiopi exnenas n
ne directed, will be eexposed to Tutiic sale,
at the Lafayette Hotel S4l Shipley street
keept by George w. Orllip, in the cjtv nj
wilmington, New Castle county, Deaiware
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28
gHERIFFs SAT,
CHERIFFs SALE.

a,,.gy ~ y.istas ofa wit of1A,...
GhifeSted - ! : { Y Eill be exposeadY adYtan y 4
Kept BY Geo. W. OrtS,nI OtHS,IG!., vi
nn nMnlAsson' In New Castle q cous, ne
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28
sHrRrFEs SALE.
cHERrYT's ssALE.

Ry virtue ofa writ Of Lsvarl Faclas to me
directed viii bs exposed TO public sale, Ct
e: aso g so4s. AS 6rp III 1nPss N ss esS
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware,
The Morning herald., 1877-04-28
CHERIFF"6 SALE.
Sherif7s Omce.

BY virtue ofa writ Of Plees Venditioni Ell
ponas to mo directed. will be exposed to
Public Sale ct the Lafayette Hotel, Sal
Shipley street, kept by George w. Ortlip,
In the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
county, Delaware, on
, 1877-11-14

The Committee on Railroatis IL called to meet
In ths City Clerks office Thursday afternoon
Il \ o'clock.
CiiJ.Attorney Tuthill was Iunlo happT yester.
day. Ha then became the father Of bounding
buy, All arc doing well.
The Aldermen ase a9ain talking over tho
project OF holding Council meetings In tho
afternoon lnaiead Of at night.
This Tseasufes's receipts yesterday wers es04
fyoIh the Csty.C Collector, $4,7l3 from The Water.
Department. mud e., 713 from the Comptroller.
lour ucw caaca Of scarlet fever we're reported
yesterday. Two new rasea Ut smallpox Wcro
t0uud. Tine III The afflicted il man who called
1t thu Ucertng street Police Station and to-
que&tel To lc sent to thu pcst-htu4c, ap4 the
othtF case Il At No. Ire Lock atreet.
The Health Commissioner anil his assistant
yarrinatca I'll pcraols al Wahl'1 glue factory
Monday. al small-pox u quito common In that
vicinity, tho health authorities Will b Ut thn
RIua tactory this AFTERNOON ~ tuacutase any aud
III who wish protection fFou, tic scourRe.
The following building permits were is4ued
ycstetdayi: l. y Aver e son:, one'.to.y wste.
street, to cost 3l0,0N; .'ohn Consoes, two.
story aud basement dwelling, 2oxW feet. Park,
i,saT lblbeY street, TO cost ${,100; jerome
HeceheF tuuF tw&-stnry auu basement stone
front dwellings, l9xh3 feet EACH Indiana avenue,
near ThKty-sblgI street, 10 cost 81, $40 each.
, 1877-11-14
SPORTING NEWS.
HASE.TfAf.T,.


The Chicago Club management yesterday
cndcd their negotiations With Rcis, the Chicago
phenomenon, BY engaging him for next season
on terms mutually satisfactory. 1t was an
enfaently wtse.moTo, for several reasons; the
boy ts an earnest, Intelligent 5ounR player, who
has much TO learn and plenty Of time To learn
1t IN. lie has mnst extraordinary method Of
play % nnd = n,'!zsltng md entirety, peculiar
OF tho young PLAYERS, ho needs practice for nc
cirn>yi but mike most Of them, he has long
head OF his own anti an excellent memory of
wl,cro the bassman does not want tho ball. 1t
Is greatly to hfa ctedi that 10 lis short cxpert
encc IN 1877 no nine ilIt him 90 harl in thp Sec
ond game a. In tic first Not knowing what he
believes abnnt himself, Tua tribune will say
fnr HIN Tint he Isn't tn the lenst phenomenon,
bus good man L, train r'a5er. who t,clng
Ansonl will very likely scttlc down into
knowledge and experience that will make him
as effective pitcher as t1lcre H. lie womb be
more likely to win ugulnet tho Dostohs tl,an
LnrklE II the game were u be ptaycd to.mor-
row. Tie needs tn have his nerve trtcd, d,-rsny by
81. Louis audience and Dursis'.umpirtng,
be .hould improve In batting. Both will come
in time.
, 1877-11-14

Tho romantic origin Of tho Ava family is re-
lated In the Toxic 17n4ts. The story Is familiar
one TO tho Japanese, and connects the first Dal-
milo Of the house With tho career OF the famous
lttae7nshi. That cMiuent warrior aud ruler of
the sixteenth century, tho only man in tho an-
nA!s Of Japan who ever roso from pleb[an sta-
tton To tic position OF ruler Of Tue Empire, was
paupcr md a yazrant In his youth. White
wandering an unprotected child In his native
province, ho WIS accustomed to sleep At night
In the tlcais or BY the roadside. On QUO occa.
sion, according to tho popular chronicle, be
lodged h!Insctf upon a bridga In Okassa, and
was roughly awakened by . kick from
powerful anu wcll.aFmed mai, who de,
mandca Ills name. my mama Ia Sarun,atsu,n y
he answered, "and th!s Ia tha highway. You
hays no right toHiiatuTh ma The road Ii mtne
~ much U.s. yours. Who arc you'll" ~ A1n
Korokn," said the othcr. ~ know koroku oi
Dwarf" returtca 9asumatsu (such was Tniko'e
namo In echlldhood}, "tor coma IRON Onarl
myself. tia!s robbcr, and will not stit for
him." II u related ttnt Koroku, Who vas t,ns
ot the most notorious hiEhwaymen of hts time,
instead of fescnttnc tho lall'a audaclty, WA
amused At his spirit, aud tonk hitn under lIls
protection, aud In many Waya befrlcnled hitn,
tn return for Which, wien lie attaiuttI tls tn.
premt executive contsol, TaIko tnatlr tho for
mcr deApGraao DalMio, and endowed him with
tha Province Of AVA, The young nol,luma1,,
Aachlsuka, now Ii London, u hts libeAl descend
mt.
, 1877-11-14

1twasa good many yeart ago. and Ill Paris
Tss ravlnn about lhs exquisite heautY and wDn-
dettul yotco Of young girl wha had Just leit
the Conservatory 10 teeoa.e not long alter and
continue TIL this day ona 0i ths brightest or,.a
sncntA Of The lyric ssage. bha WA honorct
with IL lmperla! command 10 sing u this
ElYsecs, where she faxctnaicd the Emperor.
Who. sending toF her, iayorcd her With ~ audi
cnce H. tie preae.lco Of the brilliant assembly,
nta!sct! hes singing atd asked her In wha. wa,
lie yoniA l'c Ut uselstaEce 10 her. Tho glrI'A only
thought waA tiiat thi. Interview, which 10 dis
tinGuishet! tier, wa 50 soun to t. M end,
AUD stausmert1'gIy aud with tiowncast sye> ahs
Aalu: "Ssre, lherc u Qua thing 1uu could dU lnt
lne, hut to s&k u OF you would b. too pre-.
sutuptuousn The Emperor, encouraged her
"Come. what eau ! 40 10 serve Jbuin he ~
peatet. 'strc," said sie, ''talk u INC sons
tnore," The EtnpernE never was brilliant con
yersationallss, aud IN this o<4as,dn bud been
rather less elegant and witty than uauaL Not
understanding that khe MA IN earnest, he inok
u into hi4 head that the bril- lalaot Touns primA
dnnna wat 9utzzlng htm, and thereafter 4hs was
always IN h!s bad books
, 1877-11-14

The Audubon Club shoot At Dexter Park for
the diamond ha'1ge resulted In fnyor OF q. II.
1urr',s, who killed eleven out Of twelve binls
from ground traps. thirty yards s!se. The
shooting WAS not generally good, owing to the
extra strong flycrs furnished by stagg, and The
traps being set 80 that the Wind, which blew
eironR, favored tile bIr1ls. After The bntlUe
shoot W. T. johnson and Grccne Smith shot
match OF twenty-five birds each from ground
trare, thirty yards rise, Anrlln0hnm rules, each
killing fifteen bfrlls On the flrst shoot OF each
won. grassinG four to Johnsnns three. To.lny
there will be frce.for-al1 sweepstakes from
plunge traps for both tame and Wild birds, mt,
the sportsMcn WHO were On the ground yestcr.
accommodated With ali the birds they icsjre,
, 1877-11-14

cutlery, gloves, and notions In their possession,
Tor which they could not satisfactorily account !:
Otto Link, larceny Of cont trnm all.pnatc: !:
George Shirley and Dyer Hill, larceny oi II coat
from q. Lcthtcwy.
,1p.t,c. sru,,e,no,, v..+.rd.r h,,, t,x,.,o
puticr io.enh n,,r.s ~, Eo,c o.tnp IL s.M,
to tha f.rimfn", Cnnrt H. @ ,ha iarcrmv ~ ssf,
frnm II. aandIr, ~ NJ 4ea @t.rr s,,nss+ lr.,o
to.iav fne .,,tEna It 1arn ,'S a.hh. hou ' va .a
viii some him. lnstr,,mcnt. t Se,t;. cnm.tt~S
shooting iohn ltar,irrove. si5s, t., tha Criminal
fsom.t T.s - x f;,r, r, a NJ.
, 1877-11-14

Egau did not cali for his order Yesterday for
the $500 voted him tho day before, and
Pcriolat was not heard from.
Thcophius Stevens, twice tried for the MIR.
der Of Thomas Murphy, the jury dtsaRrcoing
bpth times, Was Jcsterlny discharged from
custody, thcro being no probability OF bis final
conviction.
Tl1e GRAND Jury yesterday did vary attt'c
work. But'onc case was heard and 4 true bill
was found and returned. Some complaints
about the West Park Hoarl management. are to
bo icard Fhday.
Commissioner Holden yesterday did not make
known who tho experts Wero to measure Scx-
toms brick and dome work. Sexton waa very
busy dur!sE Tho Iay, nnl may not AaT0 had
time 70 suggest names TO him.
Tho Finance Committee failed to mcot ycster-
day TO liz up the tax-leyy, but will meet this
morning. Tho Chairman safd to \ reporter
during tho day that Tho Coust-fiousc would not
clearly shown In these columns yesterday tlsat
It could not fe. The rate OF taxation will protr.
nbly be u rcnts on tho SltO, an Increase Of II
cents On tho ratio OF q year n9o.
At wpKK IN TltE DARK, . ,,,,
The Judiciary Committee, tn&rustel with tho
matter oE reporting on tho sutartes of the
county cmplo5cs tte coming year, held secret
meeting In tis ,sn nse r., Of The County Attorney
fceret cannot hc dtyinel, but 1t wns secret, and
whatever wns tlone carnot bo known until to.
day, when 1t Will report. A reporter got q
E(AtIcc at tho work tonc however, heforc It Wns
completed, aud found that tho allowance for tho
County Attorney was to remnfn at 5000, In
thu other oillrcs the salaries were slightly re-
tlucct1. but not IN tho proportion that tho
condition OF ths county's FINANCES would seem
to stelnant. Tbs Attorneys salary, It ls
understood. was lett at STOOD on The stipposI-
tlon that ttountrce could he re-elccted. II Is
ho mt down 10 abOnt &5,000, whereas 81, 500
would bc n liberal allowance unless tho new
Board really Intends to hire reputable lawyer.
THE COUNTY CLEHK's ASSESSMENT.
Tho County Clerk has really levied aa asscss.
mcnt vi 81 ilcr ttny on Ills ntc1, but not for Oc-
tul'cr, ns heretofore stated, hut for November,
an,ln order not 10 take tho amount directly out
of t!elr pockets IL tn hayc them at tho Office live
evenings III tho week burning gas anil stnry-
telling, AMI In hfs generosity will allow them
nay tor six evenings ut g each, which
A great many mean mud dcspicablo
things hare been lone in that ottlro In tho last
your years, hut this beats MI. tt ls nj iInposi.
lion not 1nly OH tho poor employees, but also
on the public, and will amount In the aggregate
to not lass than kaUb0 Such a proceeding waa
never before heard OF, and It Is 4 sad coliimcu-
tary TIL the character nt bis esnployes that thcy,
or 40 many Of tlscu1, will stand 1t. Tho pEopo-
stton NJ first MAJ that they should divide their
q day tn make up 4 party - deficit" nut they
would not haYa It. AZ the schc.no IL TO ho
III the evening, unl vi around, be credited
therefor With s2 extra day, and tho county IL
tn t'ay the saue, and Lien Il TO pocket the
money,
, 1877-11-14

The Rov. n. IT. Parkhurst will lead the noon
day meeting today IL Lower Farwcll HALL.
At 7:B0 o'clock this evening Prof. Mcrw!n
wishes TO See nt the Tabernacle alI who are to
take part In the Sunday.scl,ool eonccrA Friday
evening and Saturday afternoon.
The Chicago Academy OF Homeopathic Physt-
cfnna and Surgeons will hold special meeting
At the fremont House Thursday evening al s
o'clock. Business: report Of committee appoint
cd nt tho last meeting.
The next In order Of the cottage services Of
81. .}ohn's Protestant Episcopal Church will be
held this evening, commencing Ut halt-past
o'clock, at tic residence Ut Mr. Daniel Gregory,
No. GEO West Monroe street, between Page nlitl
Wood. A cordial Invitation "a extended to all
who attend the services of tho css-Gh to Join In
these mid.wcek services. !.
, 1877-11-14
COUNTING TIE VOTE.

The County Clerk yesterday afternoon. asslst-
ed by Justices Doyle and Hamn,ilt, commenced
the official canvass Of The returns Of the late
election. The plaee selected for tic work was
the Clerks private Office, an bx10 room, and tho
attendance Of lookcrs-on MAS necessarily limit.
cd. There were present, however, beside the
CanVasslpr Board and requisite clerks, Jamcs
z. Root and Afr. BrAyton. rcurescnting the Ke-
publican Central Committee, and Junior Doc.
litlia representing tho Democracy, and reporters
representing the several papcrs ot the city.
locked doors, and the rtrat Ward returns were
takcnupby precincts. In tbs First Precinct thcsc
was sfi9ht discrepancy between the returns
and tho taily-shcct: nut nothing at all material.
In the other precincts there wcFe soma lnpcr-
fectious, coming of The Board selecting tnconi-
pctcnt julgrs md the judges incompetent
clerks, hut nothing that catinot be easily REM
se and sG,see,e :, ,l. L. the en a az, he
but tho errors were lmsnateriat and passed over.
Upon he completion ot the canvass Of the 4ec-
md Ward, thu work was suspended until this
1nnrntnG at tU O'Clock.
During the progress OF the canvass the nun-
terrified ob the outside, including the II Ring
Commissioners ANIL pap-suckcrs, were IN the
highest E!ee. and among them It was boldly 10.
after ali, aud that fiucntl,er was to bc counted
In. Those that spoke in this struin believed
what they said, too, and seen}ed to hayc nome
assurances from some competent source. Some
Of them were offering to wager TINT Ilouutrce
would bt reelected County Attorney, that
AtcCatrrcy woMId'bc made County Agent, and
that tho several county Institutions Womb re.
main In the hnnts and under the cnntrol
Of tho old Ringstcss another yenr. so grcat wa+
their confidence that Hucnthcr would he given
his seat III the I,oarsl By hook or crook. They
we're Il. the deepest earnest, and IRON tho way
they talked aud actetl there Is no doubt but m
effort is on loot, antl a wcll.dcviscd scheme Inns
been Eatd to keep Wheeler out of the l}uanl II
possible. They full5 appreciate the Importance
Of Hnenthcr's votc IN TIC organization, wncl,
would glsc them majority, ani in the lcsper-
alton OF all concerned It would not be surptls-
lng TO see an attempt to defeat the public will
In the matter. .
reporter brohcl,etl ths subject to Mr.
Guenthcr during the day, md he confessed
that he had heard OF tho proposition, but denied
that he l,nt! had or would have anything to do
with It. Ilu said he bad been toll that In Hyde
Park great 1aany Republican tickets hail been
voted with Ills name printed On them, and that
they had been Inadvertently counted for Wheel
cr, set lie believed that }ie llad been honestly
beaten. and was sattsficd NTH the 1nrgc vote nc
,,al received. lie .1iI not propose to eontcst
Whceler's election in any event. for he was
rcaltY tired Of the Office and wanted to retire.
but II counted In, he satd, he would servo and
do tlt best he could.
, 1877-11-14

TMK AEcEST srfKEMx-Cnrnr DHcIstoH.
a rcu,rtur rf tht Iourucf v.,.o-,1,v s,,tnr
s,,a,v.1 com,,,.,,ar ra"..a,, .'a5 - ''.er
;VE"ea ~olhltso|eF fhr"ell III order 10 l!hu
wlias view the city authorities took Of the re-
saul a,,,,rcmof f,,urt ,IeetxI,,, rno.,f,. A., -.
ss4'. s''a' u. -. "e.,n .. :, 'saa'"'!'R lHe ooF'
.fowlnS o1 money IN anticipation OF taxcs, as
carried oil by the Eity Ut Springfield, Gon,e
hayo held that this decision nr,r1n1.1l III .or,
'a'u ''e'd A"SS s"'' u.e'e'o" F'ee4a"eo III boe-
rowing, cych where tho appropriation nth! tug
levy had been made, while osllera insisted that
- -,.', Iii. H.. ,,,.r.,,.. ~ t..',..s '".'
~ aeeo!aeo Win LUG pos't'o" u Jau.e MrA'-
1s7 nratnst tbs tax-leyy for that wear ey.n
.|9 NV - e'sa!
Though tue tax EuGHt not % cO!leete1 uutll
1878. Following Ia tho Interview:
Itrnartrr-l1ayo you read Tho dectsiun uf nur
sur1sms Court IL ea.r Rawsfis " city af
nrrs.; o@~ '
tomntrotIer-thaya.
I,ent,ter-iiow Ioes It atYcet tha citr of f,h,,
rAroi -" wv - WI"
omntro]icr-Ws ara advised thar ,h,s derI,t an
uracticatiY sustains tho dceIsion al our Ctfeuii
f,nUrt. A. ,leiiYcreI t,Y udrs NJ hl.irr m.t vsas
mi nnr cuatnrn sincn hst ilmn in i.snjn" rrscnHn
w.4ants las Invariably eunfos,nsd 10 thst de-
r,sian All Inc rcysnnu w1rTsnts nu,.,snti,ns asn
hassd uonn hoth tha suntunriaIiom mi liz ts1s
, 1877-11-14

Gpeetaf Dt*p1fch to Tae Chicago Tribune.
81. Louis, Nov. M.-The lawyers Of st. Louis
won s!Enal Victory to-day bv decision Of the
Court OF Appeals that tho ordinance ,mpostnu
|iccuse-tax upon them is unconstitutional. The
case went to the Appellate Court from the
Criminal Court on m appeal by Theodore Stern
berg. m attorney, who WIS flncd $50 and CON-
mtttel to tho City jail In default Of payment.
The Court Of Appeals reversed the deriaton OF
tho lower court, and ordered the defendant dis
charged,
, 1877-11-14

10 eight weeks good work, then by the lsv II
%st n.s e' nn|ha 0nss " ffsst ,hee wetss !.
mad.. Allow. ,.y. thTce wesks for ,he oi.:
jeesens g be heard md i brings 4 to The lsttc.
os,'b'e time It requires lively work fos At 'eats
tro months 70 comr!ete thc sale tsnd tno M actual
s h1es on' Il;
lowing the nscsl year for which Tho ts1 il being
collected. and even then ~ ,onl, ,eet sometha{
tHe remainder being delayed On secouns of fosfe,t.
nrs.; sppeait. md Delinquent personal ~. Now.
shs our asomen Policemen 9: .ehoo teacher.
esseS e. ae ~ seseasg 9s i ea
eent s ot ts.ss e. I'LL s s rapy p
as H. possible under onf present laws: Now IL We
eannos anticipate this tax collection By is.ninE
current expenses. then these accms tu be no other
cnnrsc 1est but to stop The City Government for
thss PERIOD: Eyssy tans pef.on vii fea;!ily con.
ftnpplng the Cttr Gorrrnn1ent meant It means
tho discharge n our poles force and Fire Depart.
ntent, cnatng the sthu0fkt aud the atoppa1o Ut all
pnblic works. 1t means chaos,
nut there Il no necessity tot this. Hero 10
tuDGH M'ALttsrRR's orlN1oN.
Mr. Fsrec1l rratl of the following:
I'm further nf the oointon thst vhere she arpfo7sia
e h. Il ssp f. o, 81 g1 IN r.
?$s +:
e :atses!sa y g'sss: sa e
6
Ct H. i. ,,t v1ua b s{aass fsr .
ncns ,s te tor.s es.e ths holder nsea hut te.sas
Mus u compel 1 levy.
This Comptroller then said: hare here also the
opinion in the Edwards case md think casefn,
reading hnh comparison Of the two Will convince
any one That there u no difference In principle
between them:
, 1877-11-14

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. l3.-The Mississippi
State Fair aud races, under tho auspfrcs OF the
Mississippi Jockey Club, begun to-day. The
attractions 1t the Fair are very good, aud. con-
sldcrlng Nil the circumstances, there "a good
attendance. Tho races continue during tue
week. Afauv lirst-class horses nro here. The
mile dash today had si1 starters. Won by
Belle Isle. Tune. l:4l. Oily Cannon second,
Blue Gown third.
The h,srtlle-race, two miles, over four hurdles,
wua won by Port Leonard. Time, 3:4Th.
The track fs In splendid coudiuon.
, 1877-11-14

: t'ons tonch Of nature mako the whole world
akin, " WTttea ths Immortal bard af Avon. That'a
lhr reason mby the ladies' sink al their dissensoa.
In common admiration Of Andrews uazas,
which Meets tActr wants 20 Ipljr. Blight general
reading. Altls, essays, ct,t,cis, tacy chii. chit
sparkling paragraph are hers. but beat of klL the
most psrtccI lashloh department tu UNI mays
x,ns. All the most novel shinss from ab7oad, snp-
plemtntea BY ths tAsis OF Tho tnest American mo.
hlttes. arc psofuseay given and illustrated Send
tu Cincinnati for tt.
, 1877-11-14

Last evening f3oY, Harrison I,udiop,on, Of
WISCONSIN. and Col. q. ". I1azc,ton. un!,ed
~, :. ~" ~. ,s. o'.'s"
States District Attorney, Milwaukee, arrived in
the city. They weec as supper whcn TRIBUNE
reporter tliscorcsc them, aud shortly sfte. had
t,rtcf tnlk viii lin Goyerror. WIN. II I. wc1l
kno,yn. +. largely fn,rrc,ten IN cn,caun' anL
whosc 'na'n o'llee ia !" tf'i' city The reporter
"Goycrnos, how do you account for the rreot
,,cnnI,,,can vl,,orv in Wi.con.,n rrccn,trr
nW.,l csn,t cYn,ain II cractfv Noho,,
tnn. It was the opinion OF everybody before
The election that The Grccnback ticket wns 60
Inn to kill Smith, It "a nv theory that tho i,e.
!.s ~ ~" .i.,. 49,. Nv ..s"a .~ sn"s I.o ~
p'to''euna tno.At s4at wy VIZ so"s W ua's
aHscenpacR uofe!hf"eht' ona s"es Apandonea
their t!ekes' anu ihu Democrats voted 1t. At
least that's NY oplnson,"
Wasn't Smith we'll likcdl"
10 yes; Smith y very. popular. He ID gen.
t!emunly, mud wctl.llkcd b. people generally
throughout tho State"
"'rEey say, Governor. that you felt some
what disappointcd 7oarsc!i ~ not gettiug ths
nomination; ", At least. tecausc 1t was not Of
fcrrd 10 yoil''' -.
disappointed bccauto did not get The no1nina-
th''.foF fdcclined running aEain Us carly ia last
july, my business Demands MY attention."
''Wtat ,lo ypu think Of tho Significance Of
tue yntef"
"Thc vote was light throughout The State,
bit have not analykc1 II yst; | want to Wait
until Tie rGturns are all H."
"Jlnw do you view President HaTcs' ~
tionAt" .
"It Is best not To talk about that. There Is
too much diversity Of opinion upon tt.'
"What do yuu tllink Of Senator Conkiug's
Acttont"
IT don't like to say. You cnu SAY ntn ,,ot,-
comnlsial on tflat subject. don't ilke To 70
NIT of u,y pwn State IN politics. ! think good
men should he appoiatcd and elected 10 otllcc,
and that u ts,e beat kind ot ciril.acEVtce rc-
form, Ia my opinion"
''1'o you think TINT the result Of this election
nssurcs Wisconsin 10 tho Republicans tn tue
futurc."
:" Our State In. always becn Republican, and
is sure tv 20 tlat why, when x,,oi uncn Ase
nominated on tic Republican Ticket"
"w',at a5e thr ls;ro pros0sc'@ for tho uaItcd
"Scnator uowe's term expires uext fal!. Thu
prospect Is good fur us f0E Republican i.cgts-
latufc in lsia. Senator Howe will undoubtedly
be candidate Tor reelection, II TIC lives. There
Is no utlier such AL available man, Trough thcre
are plelty nf tncn tn thu State who ars rraly io
step into Ills shocs.'
, 1877-11-14
4 ram

1t's the duly Of tho ptess to say that recent In.
vsstgatlons warrant us Ia ray Ink TINT tho dcntal
profession hare living peoat t8 for tho best set.
In proof Of this wa refer to t|ls Dss. McClesneys'
tmMense success,
, 1877-11-14

St. hnn's Catholic Church. has been appointed
to fn&c charge nl the parish Mt Woodstock, I'll.
The Senior Club give their second reception OF
TIM season At Ti'lotson's Hall Saturday eycn-
fnQ. - -
, 1877-11-14

MARRIAGE ES.
CLAWSoS-LADEW-Ast ths residence OF this
brides mother, iu HioomnHton, H., bf thc Rev.
T.. 4. Parker. Au2uu!a L7Dcw, Of ths fosMet
paaec, aad l.. ]. Clswson. JE.. Of Chicago No
cards,
, 1877-11-14

....--.. ..... OEAHHH8s
OiiADY-No!. la. Annie 0s4dy. aged yssE
2 n,pnth1 sad u days.
Funeral Wednesday al 10 O'Clock from lQj8
Aruold-st., by carriages 10 Calvary.
6PEHCER-Nov II. AAttin ". spenest. fos-
merry Of Ms1dlstown. cona.. Of congestion of tbs
lungs, exed 81 years 10 mouths and IL dxys.
The rauesa, services will ha Ae!d 1t New Ensiant
EuosFssa4loRA Church eotnef u Dsarhorn.sx