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A large proportion OF The articles, cspe
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, 1877-02-20
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.


0filcer Flint, Of tie Twenty second Street Sta.
tfo late last night succeeded In arrcsting Michael
Cnrcw. who upon last Thursday evening committed
An assault with intent to rnpo upon ths person os
bridget Murray, young girl residing At No. SAT
Ii1lsted stfcet. Tho fellow was positively ilcnt!-
as4 BY Alss Murray. lte T. young man shout z,
bridgeport s,uughtes.ho house,
The notorious Dick Weaver. who VIA shot by
0tieer Henry Smith week ago last Saturday
way to Tho sialloa d.ed at 10 80 last night ii lis
County Hospital. Weaver was In bal condition
at tho time OF his arrest, and thu wound
In thu thigh Appeared tu stIli farther
Increase hls difficulties. lie waa wsntuJ,
toxethef. with. Dan buckley and two womsn, iOr
tha burglary Of the ahoe.store ut Bhsy, kilduR 4
beth stfeet. tho residence Ut II, D. Smith, On North
Dearborn street. and tor numerous Other Jobs OF
appear upon these charges at Justice txltsIufy's
court upon Wcdueadayncxt.
, 1877-02-20

llrI15a E0fTfRpoh4&Hts LoHdoH .tec9
The plan OF converting the old Arinory here
into Hall Ut Triumph Or ''Kuhmess.a1le" il
not suffered to die. Last year the btl on the
subject askcd no less than sIx millions but tAe
ba4cr radicals and fuea Ut society in crpersl
showed 20 much opposition that rrtreat wus
sounded. Thts year the demand Ia reduced 10
tho nIolest sum Of four an1 half millions,
mud Il has just been laid before thu House. II
Is probable that the tnoney will Gc granted.
The King haa hls heart set on tle project, and
the neputles even who regard It as wasirlul and
foolish afu reluctant to FCfuse hia AIale.ty re-
quest Of thu sort. Tue motives which srcompa-
ny tho bill read like tho composition OF an
enthusiastic sehoolboy. A youth !n Ills teens
whD has Fcau Byron aud tho Lito Of Alexander
may BE- parlons1 tor believing aud for whiting
that deeis of arlns arc all that make tho hero
ur tue glory VI = nation.
There was soma excuse for the French, who
cover their public buildings with tho ua.ncs Of
battles. But tto Prussia,ls have not been much
given hitherto to nation4l bomhast, aud Il the
officers, fron the King luwu, believe that tho
army alone has made Prussia wlat she is, onu
expects that civilian Ministers, who ought to
bs philosophers, shall teach the youth 1t the
country hghcr theories Of the true gtsuleus VI
nltlons. 1t seems to ule that this project
Iescals q tendency In Germany which her
friends must depluTe.
England has Ler Tower, says tho apologlst
Tor tue measure. It ID not srsn 10 occur to
, 1877-02-20

VARIOUS,
HOPING AOAINST Il0rE,

ape7A 1tpatch 10 7at 7Ffeane.
WAsHlsGfoS, H. T.. Feb. l9.-Au nbsurd ra-
mor nnan ~ circulation @ On the psnoefats .ae Of
going to speak against tho LouIslana DECISION,
and this expectation was ,,recd Ly so1ne mem.
pets rs one reason Tor not gong on with the de-
bate In the House, and for taking the propoacd
rcccss, The earerncss With ,v,,ir, Dmntvr.,u
'.,t.,, - .,ssus = .'a" -, ~" "!"s" reao'sts
eaUla ~ ht1a"s ii ohe OF tho cnffUAa IcaturCt u
tlle situation. They guunot entirely rid them.
srIyrs If Tho lc1,sir. notfnn +t,,t t,,,,, hI5 ~
,,,s,e IT, a.. s.e. IT,. sat .o,K ola o1
way or other rolur 10 ryecuc tncm fru1u ,,cfca,
1hn ,,rn,as, .,,'i,,s, ~ s,,,t.,' ,a.ss,
!"o p1otaat asal'ist Ihe Lou's'aaa dccis1on
whirl, the Democratic Srnators arc expected to
III 80 Nso' ''"Auo'Pnt "na
VIII hot oe olefcu Tor signatures nnttl tho cl0lc
OF tho count. One OF thu Southern, Senators said
t,-,lay Tint Il n,fubt mt I'm nf7crr,, n, Vii
OF stelf Aat bsNocAATto PROTESTS MADE.
How substantial tho CHARGES made nv lin
nr,nn.r,ts In +hnIr nro.ast tn,or - m, ,..,t,t
~ .h.. T1s,'.s1 ~ st I,,m,,,l.t t"s ucs's'ou
cusc usu viii bs src,, fron, the fc,tnw1uo cnr,,
,x,,,rt, IN ta r,,',,,at,1 to., ~. ..,.....,
.....; "as vs. Pap'''"s" =, 1e,o 'e"'otso"' W
n" "iHsS.IIS, i,nt .o.sIs, ~ f ~. - ~, s7.-nntnz
read AID eivneu py na,sr of 1cn'at4utl ssn w..
liz tecIs;ons Of tls Electoral Gun,1..ia si,an M
not staud anonx others thut tbe Trtarnin1 a Moa.a
employed lailuev NcG0rtniek whu wa Iln1 unisr
Indictment In tho Csitnnal Court Of aal htats.
charged with u4rder ! now charge that uYery
senator aMl menoer of Congress who su6ecritel
" Or !. isr =. Il pofst,ea +. @ 70
nnm,tsr"tan ;stsSbnoi ~ ri,.xs 10 a me' 70 an
uur H. then, nxsr bccn in foui.i..,a. .o":
my otber Slate, fof tat Or IN other ofensc. m IN.
dcfillenk asalnst u,p Mtettnk khjs evening nt
, 1877-02-20

CnrrsapandsHcs NaB Hartn Fuadtsnt,
During The spring Of lht53 was engaged In
tho City Of Washington ln preparing hospital
accommodations f0r tho Wounded soldiers
brought up by steamer from the peninsula, A
few days after several hundred Ut thc wounded
from tho battle oi Williamsburg ware received
| met Dir. Lincoln near my hospital, and asked
him II t!s would not co,ne III aud make ls
visit. With that peculiar scFlo-colnic expres-
sion OF his faco assumed st times which those
who were familiar with will not soon forget, he
tep!lel: "Do you think It would hc EiHht for
the President VI tho United States to make 4
yi1tt except by SPECIAL appolntlnentp said,
"That Is 1or YOU 10 duteEmine, Ar. President!
swell, then, how would you like 1t II | came
to sec you tomorrow 1t 3 o'coekl" / told
him | would b grsl!Icd, aud he drove On.
Puuctual tn the tlme next day he c4,po, and
showed him through the wards containing sony
five hundred sick and wounded men. He walked
quietly through. talking pleasantly, shaktng The
hsuls Ut those who hal hands 10 shake, and en-
deavoring BY hta kin1uess and confederation for
tEelr wants to encourage aud comfort the poor
ftllows. After spending about two hours, 10
was about to leave when be said: "We bavo
some warls in whlch there sro about thirty
officers Of garlous gtsAes from Generals Ia
Lfsutensnts: would not you Wish to visit them -
In which he made thls reply; "The officers viii
be taken care of, hayo no fears fof them: but
wished TO know that tha men we're properly pro-
VtlGd Tor, u
, 1877-02-20
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CHlOAUp, fpl. 1R-MtdntHht,
MASONIC,

H{*FFts
MlIwlvksx, W!s., Feb 10.-The anuual cou-
vocation Of tho Masonic Grand Council OF Wis
co.isln xaa held here to-day. Routtns business
was transacted aud the following officers elect
ell; James l.. Bridge, OF Berlin, II. /. @. IL. /;
Dasid IL Wright, OF Madison, D. g. H.; WIN.
lam c. twain, Of Milwaukee, q. r. 9. W.; Frauk
John " Woodruff, Of Milwaukee, Grand lic.
rorItr; William E. Wright, of Waupun, Grand
Chaplain. Z: y. HollIster, Of pelaYar, q. C. Of
O.; D.. W. Lcavcnwosth, Of Milwaukee, q. q,
D. AS o. nei9it 3rsnd Jfsnd ssn,,S str"aa
tirund chaptcr oG Royal Arrh Nasons meets to-
morrow In Masonic lfall, There 1. good at
teAdap>a Of delegates.
, 1877-02-20

him TINT The Tower has chiefly m htstorica, IN.
tete*t, md that :. has been supposed 10 COM
tnletnnratc something quite different from tic
Rliry OF England.
Iha Arnlory itself Is an imposing building
which stands conspicuonsly In Untcr den
Linden, nearly opposite the Royal Opera. In
the ptan for It's rcstoration there ara prnviafons
Of small arms, statues of the Tr,laslau Kings,
ctc. To those who like to SEQ tho military
achievement Of a nation tlsplaycd as panorama
at tho cost Of ono Of tho poorest peoples In tho
1cpstus haa htcn trying III vai,,, "A his rrttlc-
ccssor, DR.. Pcrtz, tried Tor years bcfore him, to
get nt, appropriation fur respectable bl,lntn4
fur slIc great library Of which he Inns charge;
and tho Aeadcmy Of Arts wilt contlnua 10 share
!ts quaftete With Z equadron Of cavalry.
, 1877-02-20

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