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Special Dispafch to The Chicago 1s4ou"<
JAEEsv11LE, Wis, Dec. 1.-The house, oafn>
md other outbuildings OF A. Fl. CALDWELL
about six miles northwest Of this city. took hre
from defective fue last night. and we're TOTAL
IL DESTROYED. Loss about $3.Sn- 4nsureo !"
St. Paul Fire s. Marine for s., 7O.
, 1877-12-02
POLITICAL.

REORGANIZING THE DEMOCRACY.
The Democracy Of Cook County is bound to
have an entirely new deal as far as regards the
control Of the purity, and a new organization is
proposed. One Of the cries is, Is An organ
ANYTHING for an organ" There have been sun
dry attempts made to start q Democratic "or-
GAM in the city during the past four weeks,
hut somehow the article desired could not be
brought out, which was cash. There was an at
tempt made to revive the Courier, with Llco
at the head. But Lieb was too cratic,
and, being considered dead cock in the pit, be
was dropped. Then came negotiations 70 Sc
cure the Inter Ocean, but there were difficulties,
and the bonus asked WAS too high, as that paper
was considered worth but little 1t was under
stood that If good, simon-pure Dcmocratic
paper was started here, AUGUSTUS schell,
August Belmont, John Kelly, John @ Morr'sSey, ;,
Hendricks and Dan Voorhees,, of Indiana; Perry
H. Smith, Fred II. Winston, Henry II. Shepard,
aud two or three other leaders Of the party in
| this city, we're willing to furnish the the
capital e. the 4he eapcis 5''' that %sS d:0 @ wa;
| talked of purchasing, because it had an
Associated Press franchise, and 1t was pro-
| posed to change it into morning paper;
| Whether any consultations were held IN REGARD
| to the subject, The TRIBUNE reporter mas occn
unable to learn. II is certain, however, that
| the idea Of buying the Post was given up, be-
| cansc r. conld Tot he changed from an evening
| nanar ou,} sccure the Associated Press dis
| patt:I,os rercir,I bv the morning papers. The
| i;na If esfohiisnrr Democratic newspaper in
| +his citv hos however not vet been given up,
h,'t - :aan,s that rnn,ey. the great thing need
fuI, Is lacking.
But, coming back to the organization Of the
Democracy i'll this city and county, It should ", pg
| stated that over week ago meeting was held
| at the Sherman House, where the prellmlnaries
| we're arranged, as reported at that time in IHE
| - hora rcconycnctt nt the Sherman House at 2
oeo,aot sterjay nf+ernnon. to hear the report
~ Snac;ol Conference Committee. Mr.
o. rae S!eth ;.h ,vos tta oniv man Who made his
| .,a,-o,,o. aS.t5 -, 1crrr + Crowley. the Sec
nat'r'. nap1-" IT thc Committee. who &C.
i.t,,t IN doing thjnos in q mysterious
,,:s 1-nnr;r1 th3t thc reporters lau gotten
aHt}' hat}' ~ the datc and nlace OF meeting, COLI
aoa no'a ~ - 1o,,.a chanrc of hasc aud So fixed
~ ,,t; ~ 1or T1os,fey evening ut O'Clock
~ a,tI tha pelmer House. III course the meeting
-, .r,,1 ~ he stcrrt Kcnorters will be respectfully
;aa,aT W. u An1 the fart that the time and place
arc pnol1els ne; ;s'a'-<. ~ basc of which how.
coinpe. anosnfa e - ~ ia rnnortcrs viii keen
e'Gl, ~ - saAe ~ Guy INV
1ully aaVlseu: o~4ox;,o., ,roe n haye heart
1ne ueee!ls 1ee'S.u? S:?;., Gomrn;ttoe m tn,
Tue repolo " tle ete +ta.o ros m mccr
ne" o1Sauizat'o.l' o,,;es - outline wha
ing, IL niaS III nGt sohah13 ha. First. it i
that lepois "AA P.1 oonn;7ot;on ne n
proposed u la'e eeuIi"i ~ " 2',nn. tIannrv "
present constltuteo, ailu ~ pnaes;a.nt The,
'ohcpatu ~ us uet - ~ s,4 AMI nrcc;ncts onf
tney wy olsa1I 1.1s ,hich for thc tim
, 1877-12-02

FEMININE NOTES.
Brigham Youne's widows are to bring out
hook. It will bo called ''That Husband Oh
Ours.n
First Irate Female-'tI'd hate to be in your
shocs1., Second ditto You couldn't get Ill
the1n!''
4 handkerchief Irritation is very simple
thing. It only requires TWO fouls and two h'no-
kerchiefs.
The ladies, heaven bless them, are all on one
side in the Eastern question; they are all IN
favor Of the ruchings.-L""keye.
The Cincinnati Saturday Nigh says that Spot
ted Tails wife mashed TINT new plug Lat over
his eyes the first night he got back.
The latest female n,auin be5patters deercplt
old carthenware pots with decalconlan'acal
louors, yarnishes tho diabocal result, anu tneh
| stands oil and cxcalms, ~ uo" iiee
| Eusfom Frte Press.
There is hint Of unspokcn pathos, 4 touch OF
| naIicut suffering and resignation, in this brtn
nuticc from the MarysvliiSs: aEpea1: IN d 1nls
| city, Aug. 9, to the wife Of William Lea soh-
hot twins this time"
swell, may 1 hope, then, dear, that at some
future time nay aye t1 ope %
she replied, .sfor I'm getting tired OF suing ie-
lows for breach Of promise"
| Lucy Stone saws she despises the custom OF
| men lifting their hats to women. and sue wants
M man to salute her in that way. y hat Luc:
likes is an easy, natural, hearty erecting, some
thug like, 9'Hello, stoney, old g1rl, now ooes
| she run!"-Ha.cksye.
There has been but one surprise party as ycs
in Rome this year. lady went into tile klfcncn
and surprised her hired girl scarius! around M nct
neck the arms OF The man OF the house: 1ne
man now sighs when he thinks OF 1t, anti says
sin the midst Of life VIC % not kno" what Is
rnino to hit us.''-I}o,ne Sentinel.
Ono OF the Young men at Wilton eat dowr
! 4he other dav and wrote On the back Of couple
ri nostal-cartls. Then be turned them over ant
dirertcd them, but some mischance placed sht
address on the wrong cards. The result was
the shirt-iactory in Chicago got very pollt'
invitation to 20 carriage-riding, while tue youn!
mans girl was made frantic by receiving ~
fn}lowinr: s'Please send me sample o. tn
sluif your shirts are nude o1'"- est Lioert!
ua.) Reporter
All women play cards alike. Watch womal
nj a eame of whist: tia, me, Henry. is It m
, 11,r3 let me see-second had ]ow-that's tn
1S;rs{ t5me around of that suite, amt it! We'll
, iii play-no, hardly thinf-1 w1li-noN yo
, stop looking at my hanu-cla you see any tul!'s
: OF course I'm going to play, but must nav
| time to think-what's:. tIumps-spaoes:
: thought twas c1ubs-wcll, Il-no-ycs-wel
: I theret' Then she will clap an ace On ner pal
:, ncr,s king, aud insist upon keeping tne LIN
for fear she will be cheated out o1 1t III the nnf
, count
, 1877-12-02

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uFanny, am very much surprised. In iaet,
! am yery mud, ashamed Of you. In 1act'
never thought it Of you-"
swell! wcll!!" 1885,.
uWhlc wc were out this afternoon So" you
deliberately trying to attract the attention ol
" Ilurror-stricken silence on the part OF Fam
~ Nc attract-me! Why, Tom, you're ont ut
of your mind! It's you that Ought 70 ':. uc
ashamed Of yourself for supposlng sucn Z 1nl1's'
Nc! Humph!'' TIC tho
Qmperturbably)-"1 don't suppose Its tne
truth" va,,ro
{Gctting e1citcd)- )-ssI It's not the truth TOUT
n hi@ story -. iii never speak to you again.
you, YOU -o,, =, o,et.iro,
(Vcry much cxcitcdl- declare IFS SaEs, enough
to provoke u saint. You know Sob 1--n,nc'e'
t};'tHs1,rh-a-thine! fTuruing like shot)-
SEC here! Who, which, what man did l try tc
attract the attention ofs'
(Cooliye" e"Why, the stase-lriVer, OF course'
TabIeau.
, 1877-12-02

nrHCFrt a
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Sss:;ss sss e :as;s
sssssE s;:is5s; old! 5szE s,sEs
s!ssE:ss: r..e -: ~ e1-e sure. 'es zeo.n
sntI ngh a., ~ ,otrv ALLs Wool L. LESGtlsH,
soa!S essk. l se'a formerly ST. as Fire z'e1s 'ss
Gl0 m FOR OUR GREAT sPECfAITY ALL
az fe sose s Soatn Sl dsESna ss'c
ND. M ron / r1SE BINcE sur: Gf FoRNEE
price sao at the Fire Store. 1Gs South
@5 Co.,; :, an FOR am zz7-v007: 7zzs7v1zz;
is:se! ~. oi sas:s IL s!s.s ssa!s
casxsr r1osnnohn ~ nE,,e 1s,. GeS1s: a,.s;:7
IL '' ~ no,,nlEo u, lEof i TX fE;ASasrr1 -. 1''ft'AA
pARG4iYS RM9isgAi il fFEnn1syifrii FnHyfTrii7nE. :.
on pnehsr. te M psss ras We Invite a
fs%S: fsss2 sssiFs sssjIs !! i! = $50.
IEasy IaSI:ss ssa'7: 81 sig; sig: IS go:
bssssiai hbseafss esse: sis 81 s So s. sss s5;.
ODD PIECES AT h9B opp PEIEEs FiEEEs A. LOW PRIZES
! rockias. sIis ,s .eha!E, ,s slo sls, ~:
saR 'esiaSS 81
n
An arm chair, upholstered. 81,
4 walnut cenere.tapIe. $50.
: 4 walnut bed-tcnd. Sd 81. $40. SIG.
HUNDREDS Or tiSEFtIi. ARTICLES 2.-....-.-
p -WnErr1So NJ: =. 4?T.nAa - IA PRESENTS
X r WStsriN IL SrArEsr
+. r MAnTIS ist SrSTESr
C1PJ-E1Iyy1r1fpr nv 7T5l;E,--717F 71-7ov
n AFnrnIture Comnany 5t, Wcst Wsdtsnnsf al Il,
Kinds OF horschoi g;lois On uonfhly naymentS r.
those WHO compelled - buy. with little TO buy with
the plan ~ Dound TO pc blessing II enables one 70 fur
nts 70 ms s't Win itse ur ~ inconren!snee IN the
Whether p!an Of Choice, are veil sde ws sI anssd md
sus Ill a2 s eeans mlah sop ps : @
Sr uiysd, In slides t, stt, st5, ss3. sss. s7s
head extra length. upholstcrcd In terri SIS; Bar
gain Centre tables iu wool and arc TOPS from 81 Il,
SIS i full lille ot stdsboarl5 secrc1arir5 warjropes
wha:-upta eaaY.ctatra mirrors springs 1nattrcssr3
well Select stoc. .ht cInensex and crer fncrsasin
facilities FOR doing business the Union Furniture Com
pany confidently invite those In pccu TO examine their
s:ock They are eniarrin- their storsroon to make
new stncxs Ut carpets stoves and crock
ery aod can now furnish complete anythinr nccrd in
tht houscEeepn. tne 0ncn sfuestiay nntf satmT.faX
evenings. TfNi(1S FIIREfTTIpE F COMP 4ET 5fr9 Wrst
Mndsou-st ~ o " - wv s
l T REDUCED PRICES - FURNITURE, CAR.
IL pets. stoves, 4nt crockcry, On terms to snIt
the purchaser. We carry the largest. most
reliable. best Finished and selected stock Of E0ola
to be found In any hnusc- furnishing establishment
own manufacture, We can make our customers q
Swer @ nnFe On 6GI.eF Eo9s M fan ost othef
and inrrnIn cnTnrts init ~, nse " liz ,owrst nh
nrces on casy ns-mrnIs In mn fnrnittre
have everything from tile finest finished marae.top
, 1877-12-02

paroe Of Increasing thci. present faclls,es Security
m s III ,S st m sbese
AZ
fs:ss T1saaa 1'a So name ans IN nsS'S't~
\ DvAxcEs ~ FuRSITUEE: Il, Planes y ,sr twlTH- 1
Gs sspSsai oe ass money loaned eo's'a
| 4 LADY WISHES THE ACQUASrA>C" '1F \
sce- Eenfea wAo Wy ::sst hcr financially; s"o
4 LAP, LAnY ,w0ULn LIkE III r no.loW Ss:eeo :s On
drs;s M SPa Trsups Hsesc ccc " deal with principal >a
y security ca1 borrow money of Us On short or lon:
Banksr. 81 ,osssI IS Lasass,. n:ay Gu Ao''
'.o,-.sz ~. ''.e. -.
a cfsso rea1 / cse ,sscss n5s;b rates g. s.
| '. - '1'~ = ps4' eosa: ..
| 4 pvANcEs MADE slN ,nI:aMoSps. wArcMEs.
ao'p',,ss near ela!s Ees'a sanIs t:!ss:isAsd iss!
s,ars So. ~ 1t, C1!ArrELsi .;nops
IL rrr i: .l.s. nttiu'aA nst se3ais"
Axp p TIP 7!Sz !S Am q E9H
1o1 wasn; s.. i:oon nos. j. Basement.
| 4 1coNMEl:c1AL PAPER NOTES WITH COL
M .atsra!s and at|!er ::curtiey boa*h.
anu nonx1s su1a ssAva 60 10 t.,.nsr
~ apA : RI ecns On chicaso Sra estate: ii. {:
nAnp%tS y%xcss . ne ,,sHf''n.,::, Hs"n ,a
~ Sarsioas- risnts! aG M 1I9Gr sEAox
=: ALIEA. IS pss!esys::1: !esM aieasle H!esk,:
/ n T.
~, c.f,te M1At. LAS suMs ~ Suii
out removal; no commission. Address il !. Ts{bune
AogSTs s{g;:r;; TNnE{; ?; SiS3 7o LoSS g CITY
time Il desired address ( =. Tribune oalce.
j. wIs6S tse Stnouf % 5spr 1 or na so9 coa'eFas
ANT SUN DESIRED TO LOAN on FGryTTTFE
a ca, hens nt;!p pa9S M md any so d shat,s
(.A1Sm 1: rA1p :; r. FOR on IN !;0I:6 AND sILyEN:
4 SsS:S e 5$2 e
f,no1cE SECOND Mol:Tf; AGE rI7i:CH 1sf rAfEI:
C,,S1. errEl:s wAxrEn A.; ror so psLAxeE IN
ErpEl1rx AND OTHER: nsSxrooks m ;s:es poueiFF
5ak 1 csins and at o Of ois1 ''a
Apply TO Chicago Loan company II" Westinghouse.
E1pELITr AR AR sTSTE STA Z. SAYINGS : AcGHuSTs I
shecks E. s HUNT late Perry & Hunt IS Washing
77-, ~, ~; a,,,,,
IN sfeete on
sne a ss i Il + es Il Az sss e ss s
bur:la1 proof vau1ts for ra1nablet- r. ELL.
%F 5oah t,i: oes S9 .i g & ass q West AoFan.s.
r oASEns OF MONEY PUT M,ETGAGEs N Ny
exnesisase aiso 1t Il saiss 'as y WI ases'oa t
.o,.-,~rr, ,,-~1,*--7.,, - - = 1,-
" fsas rate!: EbN AE6 ). pi:EyE;: < CO.. u
.,oyEr ToIoaS To- on FUrvlrfT5EFE. WAREHOUSE
recs12t3 mschtnsTy anl "hei E,'oa coatesss
.Iorrv i y ~ vr,,cn.xr ',1 - ,y1i, 1,s
MONEY 70 ,LnAS " MEt.tIANF WHt' Hte
hnsincss; viii mike short time trans On diamonds and
personal properly. Ad!rcss ii y. Trb,ne ot1se.
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hoases machs'ry and aihsr fafi ti eat!ti. AZ.
,1oyrr TO LOAN on rn:xlTrEE: HOUSES:
4sl pianos. mrfl!ncFy. anu other COOL Charters htu
, 1877-12-02

TO REtT-ROOI1Ss ...-.
West Side.
REST-To GENTLEMEN. 4 NEATLY FuR.
nest Mouroe-st-
EESr-.a FRONT ALCOYE ROOM. NEWLY
rnsn snd nicely furnished with nrstclass table for
ts and wife Also single ROOM for gc1tet3Ru. In
1!nat residence West Waeh1ngunst., cast Of
~s1oa fa1k. References exchanged L 55, Tribune.
, 1877-12-02

- drs.class hcnttug- stove new Or secont-h hand
chean arc invited TO call at RGSSELL'S, $50 West
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-16
A Story OF the War.

Miss Maggie oKeele was beautiful girl.
From the sole "a her foot To the little black curl
That she used To pin ON with queer little twirl
Right over her aquline nose.
Her lovers she surely could count by the score,
And for aught that ! know there were myriad'
more,
Who ceased not in silence Miss X. To adore;
And 80 she had plenty OF beanx.
Well, one of these lovers she'd known all her life
Twas an understood thing. she would be his wife;
When the wsr-scunding notes OF the drum and
Went ringing through city and town.
When the President called for the first volunteers
Her lover enlisted, ! think for three years,
lie went as high private, and then Il appears
That his stock began TO go down.
For shortly after he went away,
a Major DeBoot appeared one day,
On special service-that is to say,
He there was detailed To recruit.
Quite gorgeous, the MAJOR, In figure and face,
Mastaches as long asa clergyman's grace;
Aud every young Indy i'm the place
Was wild over Major dc Boot.
Maggie frequently thought of her absent beau,
But privates were then at discount, you know,
While Colonels and Majors were CONNIE II faut,
As the story would seem 10 prove.
private was only an awkward galoot,
so Maggie " keefe married Major DeBoot,
lShe found him sort of \ sccand class btufeI 3
But MAJOR" OF course she could love.
For year or two everything went anite well,
They lived on In style at the best hotel,
And the Major continued most lawfully swell"
While holding his proud situation.
But when the war ended and peace was made,
They mustered out the entire brigade,
Atswhich the MAJOR was quite dismayed,
For gone was his own occupation.
Then the Major looked round for something to do;
lie must he good for something. he knew,
10 he started of home for Kalamazoo,
Though Maggie felt bad about going.
His pride very soon was run In the ground,
Aud i'm driving horse-car the MAJOR coon found
A calling which gave him chance To he round,
While Maggie, his wife, took In sewing.
The private, whose suit for her love had been
spurned,
With glory and honor soon after returned.
And big pile of money twas said he had earned.
by fortunate speculation.
As he tides about in his coach and four,
And passes Sometimes by Maggies own door,
She regretfully thinks OF the days OF yore,
And her miscalculation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-16
burlington Hawk Eye,

All the large fish are not caught in
the eastern waters. Day before Yes
terday Mr.. Isaac c. Heron, Agency
avenue, this city, was angling for the
finny Inhabitants OF the limpid Mis-
sissippi up in Judge Simpsons fish
ing grounds, above Oquawka. He
was fishing with a hand line and had
met with only moderate success un-
til about eleven o'clock in tue morn
ing when the line was seized and ran
out with such violent rapidity that it
set one of the wooden row locks,
around which it had taken turn, on
fire. In his efforts to extinguish the
flames and capture the fish. Mr..
Heron upset the boat and was
thrown into deep water. The line
was tangled about one OF his legs,
seriously impeded him in his efforts
TO regain the boat and right 1T. For
he managed to get hold of
an oar, which assisted him In keep
ing his head over water. The fish,
meanwhile, was rapidly towing him
out into the river, and Mr.. HERON,
now thoroughly frightened. gave up
all hope OF securing It and bent only
on saving himself. shouted Justly for
help, for he was utterly unable to
break the line. His cries for help
attracted the attention OF some RATS
men. who Immediately manned a
boat and started to the rescue of the
unfortunate man, whose condition
was now OF extreme peril. The fish
however. rapidly towed its almost
exhausted victim over to the Iowa
shore before the raftsmen could reach
him, pulled him up on the bank, ran
into the woods with him, climbed g
tree and hauled Mr.. Heron up after
It, and was just on the point Of cut
ting his throat with his dorsal fin,
when the limb on which they were
seated broke and percipitated them
both to the ground where the raft
men who had just come up. killed
The fish with boat hooks. It proved
10 be what is known as channel
and weighed. when dressed :
, pound and half. and was nearly
i've inches long. Ir. Heron. al
.hough bruised and exhausted by
ais fright and rough handling. is not
injured. and is able to be
about as usual.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-16

| that under like circumstances
would do exactly the same thing over
again. Instead OF being more angry,
the General was rather softened by
this speech. Il was wrong General
Shields he said, In saying that /
would disgrace you; ask your par
don for that You are brave man,
and disgrace is not the word to use
toward you. But you are greatly to
blame in this matter, sir. You have
acted without orders. and have i'm
perilled the whole campaign Gen
eral Scott I said, before you say
anything more about it, suppose you
come over IS my quarters and see
these ladies' After some further
talk he promised to do so. and / rode
back to my tent pretty well satisfied
that should have no further trouble
with the affair. In an hour over came
General Scott, and I at once intro
duced him to the ladies. The daugh-
ter was perfect beauty, with her
golden curls and blue eyes; and after
the mother had thanked the General
for their preservation with fearful
eyes and trembling voice, the girl
seized his hands, wept over them,
CALLED him her preserver and invoked
the blessings Of heaven on his head.
Scott looked from her to me with a
very benevolent face, and said. We'll.
my Cerro Gordo friend. il get you
court martialed for this 1 shall have
you promoted. too.' / have only to
add that long afterward. when the
war was over and we had returned to
the United States. / received from
gift from these ladies, a
costly diamond pin as token OF
their gratitude.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-16

There was notable youth who. on
being urged to take wine at the ta-
BILE of famous statesman, i'm
Washington. had the moral courage
to refuse. He was poor young
man just beginning the struggle OF
life. He brought letters to the
great statesman, who kindly invited
him home to dinner.
~Not take a glass OF wine?" said
the great statesman, In wonderment
and surprise.
@Not one glass OF wine?" echoed
the statesman's beautiful and fasci-
mating wife, as she arose. glass in
hand, and, with q grace that would
have charmed the heart of an an
chorite, endeavored to press it upon
him.
~No,' replied the heroic youth,
resolutely. gently repelling the
proffered glass.
What picture OF moral grandeur
was thatl A poor, -friendless youth
refusing wine at the table OF
wealthy and famous statesman, even
though proffered by the fair hands
OF a beautiful lady. @
2 NO. said the noble young man.
his voice trembling a little and his
cheek flushed, Il never drink wine,
but (here he Strengthened himself up
and his words grew flrmer) IL you
have got little good old rye whis-
ky I don't mind trying a snifterl"
-Ndtion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-16
A Bird Story.

A queer bird story was related to
US yesterday. L. Page and son were
cutting wood on Albright's place in
the foothills, hear San Jose. They
had noticed for several days that q
number Of birds had remained con-
stanuy upon tree near them,
some going and coming from time to
time. Upon cutting down the tree
they discovered q limb with q hollow
cavity some two feet in length and
three or four inches IN diameter, in
which we're two full-grown birds OF
some goodly sized species. There
was a small aperture through which
the birds were supplied with food
from their mates. They were neith-
or one Of them able 10 fly. having
evidently never been out OF their
Imprisonment. How they came In
side Is question. 1t Is more than
probable that the mother bird was
small. and though able to make her
nest In the hollow OF the tree and
rear her young could not exsricate
them, and they did not gain strength
enough to help themselves until the
hollow had so closed that escape was
impossible. Those who have exam
ined the birds think they are about
two years old. They had been fed
from their birth by their bird fellows
through the aperture in the limb OF
the tree. A noble instance of devo-
ton even the human family never
exhibited.-San Jose Mercury.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-08-16

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