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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30
az,y- 9ulturtampfsriibe erfiuounosu.

Worl: alio 3ufealmaslio. Der aIts
Gubrmann", Der ole biri9lsoernsn Inter.
boien aus Samenbdutsn ~erfuroen bate,
lit nun tOot?
Seppsrl: So. sr lit foot, uno mir pol-
len IGN ruben laHen.
Warl: Ginperlfunben. Nbsr ss miro
li6 bod Elm Na6iolgsr iuosn, Der isiusn
alien Gulturtarrsn uetter flibrt?
Sspperl ., an iOlden 2suten baben
Die GulturtdmpIer isinsn Wanssl, uno oo-
rum iollte mih's car nidt wunoern, wenn
Der Na9iol.er oss alien 6ubrmarns zines
i90nen Cages einsn lsosrnsn S9leiiitsin
aus 2Oihpapisr sriinoen piiroe.
(iarrenidih.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30
ssss- Gin lhr,dIiber Nunb ~msnio5t,ns

sas- Gin l6rsdliber Yunb. ~psnisitsns
in Den ausen bss I6Onsn @ei4ledtes bat
i6 in Der pornsbmen Welt Don Yaris
sebiloet nGmlid elm Yuno bon Sungss.
ielen, bsHsn Wlitslieosr iid notarie0 uer-
paidtst baben, bel Strait BON 10000
6rancs nismaIs 81 bsiratbsn. Dor einiasn
Wo6en tpuro. Der perruate Ylan mad ei.
mem lultisen SOupsr aussebsdt uno spe!
Gage oarauf Sdblte Die iddnoli&. @eisa.
idaft bsreits 80 Mitslisosr. Inter ben
Barrier Samen ioa in Solss osien srObe
8sfiirSuns bsrri6sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30

Bag Praftiid. Yersanssus W ode fam
in Detroit sire 6rau nit sinsm g~ilsnbabn.
3use BON Ganaos an. sic Ia9te iu benz
3olbeamten, es lei ni9ts in ibrsm Softer
ais Sleioer; uber oislsr 0Tnste i'm bod.
fano einen Sauien Sirimpie rub alts
&lsioer BARN uub am 8ooen Elm 9uBsno
6Iai6en Sronop. aui leine 6rase. Oh oies
aud &~leiouu9sltiids isien, ernie ,srte lie :
p@ewiB! Gs lino Die 8adttappsu meiuss
Wtannes."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30
C.. & NV
Gifenb a b n &inien.

Die Gbitaso & IortbsQ Beiern Giieubabn
ssrttnist unttr elmer settfns se srssen Gtfeusitu &. etni,u
bee ABeasns uns Rore ntasns. unS IL. nit tbrsn ,abl.
isssa s SSs's ssiiS.n g cas esaS' sns sa:, s sa Mis.s' IN a"' AMI ~.
neis, @isepnRn hem n6reItdaeu MRtdisau, Winue,
iota. Soma. Rebrasta. Californian uns stu pshti'
Den lsrrttorien. Sbrt
Cmaba & California sinie
il bic firitat uns btat Rsute ,pifben Ghieaso ue au,u
msbrnsia. Bpomims. Goicraso. Utah, weoaSS..
9alifornts". Oregon, China. 5apan uns autra'
itsn. Str
Gtitaso. ct. Yaul & Minueapolis eimie
"a bic tiI,,fs Finite ,siiS,a ebieaso uns allen ypntt.a
" m sSfsne' IT. s Sssi. SaIa aas %MS inn S,is sI aus NAG al.
len puns'en i'm srpeen R~orewsfen. Ssrt
9aGroRe, g8in ma g. ct. Deter einie
III be bette Rputs jpif6sn 9bieaso uub eaGrpFe, nj.
mona, Hcd,sfrr. Cwatonnd, weaneatr, zt. Deter,
Mem ulm. une aaen puntten I'M fasItdsn uue mittlssn
Wtnnsieta. Sert
0reen gas & Narauette einie
seatertswn. sene sn sas, Appiston, CibfcIb.
@reeu Ban, GScdnaba, Nraaunee, WParauette,
Strt
S~reepsrt& Dubuque einie
"a bic sin,ist sinis ,rifSsH Gbienso anS @lsin. Rod.
fsrs, 6rerpprf. ans aaen prHttea vs 5rstpVrt. Sbts
GbitaBn & Niltraufee einie
W ~ H'sh w wv SNVbtts " w W. hutlHtBt iDtfVtU
0biease II. Gpauiten, fefe fcreff, Sigblane part,
Baufssan, Naetns, 6ensiba une mf,waufte.
Hullman Nalait Gallons gSasen
bsEnsm I'D aui aatn Dur6ils,n eitEer Sabn.
Dttiss TT BE stn,tse tinie. aufpti6sr N6 sies @as.
sons be6neeu itritten Stieasc unb Ct. pdIl uue Rinnea.
ppIts. Gtisass uns I~tIrautet, abtsass uns Diusua, Git.
cage unb 5resu 8da.
Ger ans gsrtiasnnsel Eessa sen I'd. tn gbteasc ntt see
eaft Shsrt u. #tttsaa Geuiberu, Wt5isan Central. Sal
itmcre 4. Stt9. pittsSurs, il. Wasns sns 9hrasp, aaAla.
Tee FINITE uue Dan : 6aRele Sputs, mad dQtn puntt,r On
une SRfch, unb NIT Der gbic age uus Altrn ue Satrcts
Central ua6 alien guuitsn TN 2nesn.
@euaue 9.retnsuns IN aud erssfeat nit Der Union "a.
e6e q. Y. in Saata. mad aatn guasitu i'm ferr en- @sAtn.
8enane SertineunS an ben 5ur ftious nit
!3iaen. pelhe bic 8abn ~freu,eu.
3idsts uttr ese sinie nsyesu BON ausu Geupeu . ltdet-
Nat5isn In ben Ger. q. uno Sauded Ysrtauft.
Jrastt raH {itts sta tr 81 cage u. 2orthpessrH Gi-
isntdtn uni rsbrtet f,ius daesrn.
Rem gert Grnes. No. li5 Sroaerdp; SOa,u Sifet. 40.
) Stdts Strass; OMAHA S'Tee. 2i5 5arntam Sirase.
Gan 6raneiser S'ies. t2t AVntssmas Srassi Gbieass
iidtt. StNcts. % Gldrt Ctr. inter BEN Sbsrman-p aule /;
Is Canal. &fs WaeiicR Str. xtuyts Strase Depot Ode
u. Stuiit u. SanaI Strass 1Deas Stra< Dep0.. Ode
2Dels u. 8iniie Ctr.
Dtsen Nassu cher Su srndttcu. utl6t Tor nt6t ssn eus
rer ssfaldseutta beicmnea tonnt. peustt eu2 an
q. S. $ snnstt, 2aarpiu Sns6itt,
Seal raE. Regent, SSsasc. SEMI gaas'r, GSteass.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30

Bay Der SOnis Der 5iji Snislu bat
BON sinsm enSliidsn Gapitiu elm Yaar
Soisntrassr gum 8eidsnt srbalteu. Gr
trdst ben einen INN Den gals uuo ben on.
bern nm Die Saile nno msint. lie isisn Fl.
ne sroBe Ysaueulidfeit. Die sr i.st nidt
germ msbr entbebren mS1te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30
Announcements imraoung.
Sas .,Suxem6uraer 2Sort'' fur

sSabrbsit uns Ssdbt rige pen g~uysmsass aus mad aasn
lbsilsn Der Der. CT. franse ~ es.6O Or. @sle per Sabt
ssrianet. St St,aeluna lam IN yelaurtiiuns ssu
spstisi stiSsbtu.
Nierre Srnd,
SIptstisu zee .eursmbursr Werts",
2urmbura, Surspa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30
2n~rembureer Gazette.
unterba ltenbe 8.

anadnsisre sey ,ism,t hem asrit,n.
trtetttrt bic Ssele UNI seforeert ieibA
BITE 9siunpbtit bee eetbts.
Bas" Reues preubii4s osutidss u . 6.
Sic Armutb udbst bier msbr unt mebr
Sas Saoset sebt gang auf fir's Seer.
Gulturtampi rsi,ei BismarPs 3orn,
Der 2ir4e Wta9t 1T ibm Elm Dorm.
Ser Giisnsol blsibt ni6t befeRn.
Visl SaQiment1en miro man ieb'n.
port sr Die .&ei4sslod" @s6ifem ,ie6'm,
Bis padt Elm beftis 5iebsr Sbn.
@anS Ssrael I4reit laut Nu weib!
Wsnn Sorg mol iaauti in Ranjlers Bret.
Sen Orient &obL. ben Bismarf baut,
Ni4t Sucius, nidt easier iaout.
Warpinsen nor ionit sanj unbetannt,
SEPT flinst iein Nam' ourd ale 2anb.'
Sir Die &etlame IS 1T ni9t obne-
Sor9t mo- burd YOliJeiipione.
Sie Grsunbidait Rublanbs 1T bod
t9euer
Was trieb Die Serben mobl in's Seu.r ?
Ser 3irt' iit's, Der Die 2dmmer friIt,
Ser &uB Die reinite 1tni4ulo 1T.
Sbm bei3t. psiPs Sbn in Yarjin iriert,
WinobOrit i'm &ei4stas unsenirt.
Z @riinoer Tenn id bod nun i9on
So4 feiner nennt ii4 y.
8arum nidt Strcusbers 3obsl Idnst d?
8eil man Die tleinen 9iebe bdnst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30
,3u p%erfaufen!

Cine In Qpiusna &C.. II Yleisn pen Der Siaet gpincna,
3 @ltilen ppn Ger iaihcliitsn airHs ppn 9eatnafent, cine
Msilt ron Der S6uls, In Der Rdbs ssrftittsnsr Dlabl,u me
inmittsn sints istr gluten plarItts stltsene, fru6ttart BARN
asbt untsr Itbr slnitsen BseinsuRsen ~ %psrtaufen. Die,
tut 60 adtr tennsR nod bebaut psrsen unit Der Ret IN SstI,
lamb. aui Der 6arm fue tin sutes Bramttaus. Stdlf.
Brudttaus une etraleden. nae bet elmer anstn ypirtbfnal
Stn mus. gpsssR RabsTsm rsnes man I'D an ben Gisen
tbumt
Yeter'@rpeIbtns,
. 265 ba Rsahsasut %. o., Dtasra 60, Ylina.
, 1877-04-23

posed to accept his denial. lie ot all events
RaTe legal opinions on the legal machinery by
which the thtcves raised tim ranuey. An ela6-
crate account Of their nndus wa. published in
correspondent who appeared to hare thoroughly
examined the case on The .pot, and 10 hare
taken even The evidence Of scots, The Ring tlnr-
ernor. who distinctly avcrred that Cha:nhetlain,
then Att0rney-G -General, had approved Of tuktnE
Kitnptons. The financial agent, own bond ~ soln
security for tho dsclsr9e of hts and 10 have
1rsttcd the act providing for the Iasue of tho
conversion bonds, sfE millions Of whlcls Ktmp.
ton carried to Sew Fork and totd or pledged.
But whether all this be true or mot, nc really
must be forgiven Il VIC refuse to applaud os
public berefattor man who. oecup}inR his
posltlont knew nothing Of ~l,st wA*! going on,
Or. knowing It, held his pcac~. Hn neither
sfened, and most ccrtainly tho South Carolina
Hing had ercn tess reason than the New
York Ring to disguise or concetl tts operations.
, 1877-04-23
this sxNtLN STATESMAN WAVES THE MOOD
AHlNF nANp AND LuAu.

THIS sxNlLM sTA1ksMAN WAVES THE rLooDY
anlnF HAND AND Luau.
NHW YonE, april &a.-'rhe TIsaes furnishes
the following letter, written by e1-8cnator Bcn-
tamtn F. Wade, Ut Ohio, In conformation of
President Aaycs' 8euthesn policy. aud which Il
now published for the dts& tlne:
!.rrsssos. e. ApF,i e;1nr:' ~, z u Fs.sttr,
tho 9Th was duly received. You ask whslLsrl I to.
member what ! said In faros Of. President
Weyes IN my endsayes to procure hls uans.
inalion at tho .cipcianati con!cnliou.
:.nca ,t.nspi1sd. wlth 'na'eaatisa .od bsteras..
OF sonl that ncyor fels before. You kuow with
xhat untirfnY zeal labosed for tho emancipation
Ut Ihe alArcs Of tho South and 10 procure justice
Tor them bcfure and during tho time wAa IN Ton.
gress, and supposed Cow Hayes was in full &C"
cord with ue ON thfs subject; but hare bccn de-
s@ssca, he:fs3sA, aad s1cn huusssssd by u.
i.ns9s,s' s'p,sa;. psIitDg b. a.i ana
him e1ostted With tWo of the wofat and most MA~
liRnant euv,nies Of the colosea ssce that can b
found In all that 8laYc-culaed grglon, and there
consulting With ths4e maletActoss how best he can
put these coloted people under tho iron bcel Of
the!s most bitter encm!cs aud Ieducs then to =
condition ipan,tely worse than before they wcrt
naas ftsa. Iteel thAt to hass emsueIp&tea these
, 1877-04-23

Unconditional Surrender ct tho CheyunneA
---A Big Talk Will. Nens. Crook and n1no-
kenslu---Tha ibori8!nrn Listening Gladly
to licason and m Invitation to Eat anS
Ise Comfortable.
ap+cias Dt.paseA to 1as 1ts,trs.
CANp NoA1xsoa, Ncb., April 2ss-The princ3
pal Chiefs and head men of tho Cheyeunes who
surrendered At He'd Cloud Agency yesterday
had au interesting peaet-talk With 0ets. Crook
aud Mackenzie At this post today, The meet.
ing took place ut Gen. Crooks heslauAtturs
The room anil hail wefe full OF conquered
ChtYenncs. who sat In 4 circle On thu door,
vigorously pulling tho peace pipe, aud ufsen
breaking out with hearty apd good-uatused
''IInw." After general handshaktag tho coura
eli was opened BY 1en. Crook, who ssid:
II am glad you hsve como In, ind hope JOE
will lIsteR 10 reason hercafter. Tho country Ii
urge enough ios Ill Of u, and. tnstead Of dght
You Tan learn from those who came in bcfors
how to get a1on!g, and how wo treat thuse who
behAye nell. Wa do not talk one wsy au.s sc:
another, nor do We want you to Do W, Your
Had you coma In when NC sent for yuu before,
ago"
tlon. Maekenxte said, Ia substance: "Aftef /
SUING Of you.. sonsv were afraid, ami ran Ut
fot fear unpleasant things wesu to happen.
Nov you see that nothing did happen 10 tLoso
who rema1nsd, cxcept that which was good,
Sone OF Jo1 WIRE satcy to Tho Agent and cola-
maudng otl'cer. Nov. there Is LII lnoFe cause
for anything but good talk, and ron must be-
have, aet Ia good faith, aud ali will be well.
ucn. Crook gives you sattons, nut because yuu
drxeryo them, but because liz knows how poor
you are, md pities yuu: II you lad given Mp
when Me attacked you lu Docr.bcr, there would
haTo been 10 more lighting, and Jou would not
Tle Cnisf pp!i Knife aid: "1am glad to
meet You NIL hero to-day. hope thero will ba
M everlasting peace between Us. As so+,n a
your scUuts ca1ne to VI last wintsF We listened
Yesterday. and to-day }ou bare alEcady given us
BLANKETS. Anything you say to VI W. will b.
llcyo hereafter"
stsuding Elk closed the council IN thess
woras: 'sWhca your ues.euEers came to Us
!ast winter they said we would ts Justly tse..csi
When We shook ha,,da with you 1t was for all cT-
etlASk1pg peace. j think it IL II yuu saw. Thefo
Il room enough for Us all In tlis country"
Gcl,. Mackcnx!e Aaa ordered supplies Issued to
tho wounded ana feeble llEss. aome oi the
Mouuiel have bccn placed in tho hospital here.
Tho 1iifereht warriors acknowledge = loss 10
tllEs baud Of over 100 In ktliod aA4 dlsabled It
uen 5lsckenEle's battle Of December last. Th!I
1nr1uacs those tIozen i'll seottns which overlook
thcm after they had been u1lTen frum ts.cs yil-
LIlttc Wolf wero nearly dead from tue ELECTS
Of hunger and pFiSation, and ous furnished war
ri1r Ac&uQlly Eorged hlmsaIf with f00d Until ha
died. The arms surrendered Jesterday nus1i-
bcsc1 113 guns aud fcyolyers, aud fourteen bows
with accompanying 4uivcfs Ut arrows. About
fsctutc, brtegl-lpadtuE md p1agaxtnc style. It
= noticeable that Tho Chiefs haYc uot yct tpAda
- single dctnal.d. They are evidently we'll pleas
8 d to surrender, cyeh Internationally.
, 1877-04-23
WARMOTH.
WHAT THIS SHARPER rA8 nHEN DOING LATELY.
t9psrtdg N1n1feh 20 133 THtuA%.

Rptrtos pt1pa4eh 70 "a 7t1sua.,
WASHINGTON, April sa-Ex.tior. Warmoth.
Of Louisiana, seems to have made tho most Of
tho late controversy In that State, as he has
ecucsa]ly done on al occasions slucc 10 has been
n resident nj II. It IA vc]l known in Wasbar-
49,. ~. ,.,.,.. ~. 80. - ..,,. 80 w..
'o' t"a'' ""s'"E luz paht ~" "sehs, aAa csc'
since hs was convinced OF tho Presidents de-
Termination finally 10 remove tho troops from
r,rnc..iv ,,hnr,C n .rcura n Doturninv.R hoard
s.".y ....' .Is .s.4 tss ~ ~. N,a.a,,.
quorum ~ DON branches ot sho H'cao!1s Legs
taturG* While 1lo himself retained bis seat In
, 1877-04-23
Secretary Thompson's Bosom Of
Reform Now Sweeping the
Navy Department.
Why Only One Supreme Judge Sal
Down at the Alexis Dinner.
Minister Washburne and the
Grateful German Gov-
ernn1ent.
SECRETARY THOMPSON.

WHAT uE u DOING IN rnr nayI n1n.pTurr
sp<ctoi Dt,paseA 10 ne risuns !" A'''
yAsntso1oy. D. e.. Anrii e.aor-...,
rhnm,.nr !. .s...t, VI. e.p.A .f.,a sccteea'J
.,,. nopsou - uctat'"e u. eaIte tine, even cx.
1ehalnE MS lsoors lar INTO the night, TO a
most thorough fnyestlGation Of The business OF
the Eayy pcpattmc1It, with tto tntcntton ~
tbo,nuoi,,x f.mf,i,r,,1,r hfr,..,f ,.t.t, !. 80.
tho +.se.,ao ~ raa"..". ,. "'tn .. ~ peloFe
euo "iee'ihK VI hohe!eas, III ofdef that nc may
e1piAin 70 That body any matter concerning
whirh Il may ask information. It mar be said
That, IN spftc of thr rcport. II thu CONTRARY
whfcb h.rr hc-,, fro.,v c,ro,,,a,.a ,s..,, hst's
"ns. "a. u.sn Atc'I st,cu1ateu ia1e4s' ac hsa
as Jet olseosefeu no cs1dchces OF dsshoHcatT in
, 1877-04-23
NOTES.
DECENcY GETTING THE UPPER HAND.

ssee'a9 DtpofeA % 70 re - 5''sa"e.
..sss, "sh'so,oS, ~ ~ apr. %S',-ltn pc.'esI'y
Understood hers that INC most Important tcst
Of the Presidents Southern policy will be the
degree Of o,,fet uhlcf, Ia maintained In Bo,,th
c.y,tir, ,nd n,,,.t.,. +, :. ts,tnd h.r.
s a"u Aou.D ~. ,..,. r.'s.,,. .s's
4"onK ,1 tao ne!noc1ats tu1t ootn n'enohs Aua
the members Of Congress from their states and
aim NJ the n,nr,fu.rt ,,cn AZ +hctr st,tc 1ox.
ernn.nt, t+ .,,s ona,t a. tn,rro r..cs snd y,
e.s..'." -, !" tAe enoS ~ ."su'. -, 49, s"u ~
e1eeu.e e'i promises maao 10 LUG president N
It IL further stated TINT prominent Democruts
In cacl, State will tc scnt through the interior
..-.t.. ~. IL - ,,",. -
Pott'e4s ~! ene Pu'pVso VI eAp1AAu'nk ~ VIC
white people the exact situation md pledges
upon which tho outet they hare long sought has
bsrn nh,sire5 RI. flrmocrst. hcrs
Mn MN hssa u.aI tnd,,.-d "' ,hs ~ us~ ,a,is1 Iss
aeem to SEQ clearly that 1t Is
ID ercry sense to The interest Of the South
that tic President aha1, be fu11v ytndlcated. and
that tl,c soth wnnii sufTor cr.utir II it shoni<i
M b. .ct ~ ork ic1ate1y to ennisn Iii
fhr sn1nrr it.tnrhfrr Wits cismcn,x IN thrse
two siafcs. snI tn,nrcss Them Viii, the rrays
importance to tbensclTcs OF a tnaIntcpancc Of
pesce aad AZ Observance of ali laws concerning
'"s ''6N'' VI s'k4.s ~, ,rc,,w
NJ ,ftsste.,nni :. rcnnrtc'1 IT, hnvr rr,t,.n 1rtu
~. en,o.t,- - ff.uns3 r,,ft., l ,~brl - .J..1cra
IT, trtvsns n1JG Hony, " wnem @ ~ ~ uecSs t,,,S.s
rrnc,ted n ho :" M ~ H. H. snms
In Terc., Gshiacs s hrmrr ihcsc ,ettnr. o'"'"
AZ 41A'es eso,e.. nenee rno,s,sou .aoss !.sc's
~. +, skcnnTAMI ...a I'll. 1m1nlsoS, In,s., tou, ~.
nus,in mnH nae iust .e.afnea from Rnt % rouna Luz
sn,. ,n.aa1, tr % pugeps ~ pxs.1,. L. aos.
9t nta.e mnen tnofe re- favorao!S 10 tno r!et.uente
pons{ tnat ne nnu s4pceseu LIZ sa5S, Inas tns
psople WHOM ne saw aIe not e!thp!s MnilmR taat
.ms Ponsy enaa nase .a.r tFs', ~. tneE el,
sur~s3 hs ~. IT, csnnria,,y tr,tt ~ th,t nnt. "
ion o. Inc Hepno,iean patty 1 1nagm h 1tgann,eu @
a q, 1go, au re.nn To na'o ~ nii
lseu uHtu.'ntolsape H !" te1t He '"ttoa ~ *1t'
slavery aud Republican principles.
-, okoHon: se:at:,, o
w1,n%,xErns' % ~ "f s. III anTiI .5oExET.Conerr,..
man Innr fcofo,sJ, ri II Henrrio' rrnrs.ee. H..
ssit :. snt,.cd nv the rr.scnt. st.'th
crn nolcv !. nerded ~ hrinV a',n,t rand scsi-
fnr amn,r - I'll ihc Ho,,hsrn neonts ~i;hont 81.
oa1t so notii,cs M ~. ~ rninr' n G"ore. hc ,ars
fho c.,iored neonic hoxa m csus" ~ comn>aint'
Thc fscttnT hct,sscn 49, In tro rnccs - Il frsend1r
md al sre .ec',rri IN IN ter T piahts Ha snraf,
OF ths lIsra]isy Of lie State in nroyidiuc ri,Ira
, 1877-04-23

people and then to Leave them unprotected wonld
b er!me a. Infamous al t. hsTo re-
fret.. md iAyes withrs to, DO this 10 men
who had. at Tho hazard Of thetr lives, given htn
the soles without which he never could hare hni
mtdlate* the deatrneton Of The party that elected
bin. A contemplation OF 81 thte blls ne With
only consolation IL that hisosy informs ifie that
better men than ever pretended to b. have in ltkn
n,anner been deceived. Some hare attempted In
e1cHse him BY saJinx thAt he means we'll. bpt he5l
- pared with just dueh good tntsntions: Truly
you1a, Is. F. WADE.
, 1877-04-23
HYnRf1cFPHkItC.

CoLvAnus, O., April :a-The Murphy
movement +" grows IN tuterest. Each day be.
tween 5000 and 8,Oo0 attend meetings. To-day
abuut :, ,0tN signatures to the pledge hare thus
far Aecn ottalnrd.
WAsM.saroN. u. c., April PA Temperance
orgaaiza.,on was for1ue1 in this Hty tonight,
utiJer tic naslIu Vi The Mrs. Rutherford u.
Haye4 Temperance soelcsy. Resolutions xeso
adopted ludorkIng the sentiments of Mrs. uAycs
rcgarln9 tho use VI Intoxicating liquors 1t State
dlnuess and On similar occaslon5.
, 1877-04-23

Nzw York, April es.-J. Dcaudn Irving, \
well.knowu American artist. died hero last
night. ..,.,
EVANSVILLE. lull.. April :.1.-A. c. Puslee,
an old citizen and Steasl-Scrvlce reporter, died
hero this mornlng.
RMnEsTka, N. r., April ea.-nen. william
F.. Lathrup,' aged 81, dlesl this morning. lie
l.al been ronsplruous Mason far sixty ycaEs,
aud was Commander Of tho Grand commAndcry
Of tho United States.
ker died shia morning, aged Us. lie u believed
to hare been the oidcat Fretnasonln tue United
Statc1.
, 1877-04-23
CHICAGO, MONDAY, APRIL %, 1877.

Government some compensation for the police:
men and employees who hare remained faithful
TO Packard. The Commission assured them
st Mycs, sy Tod e me-; sts4ew sst With s
Gsv. e Xlci,oIls, ileat..tiov. wild, speaker
Bush, and = number OF prominent members of
s SeGt ~ II To- Tno sg sme n
eosserca ssss rna and 'aest aes Seho NJ ''0fss r
the adylcc and consent Of Ills associates, prompt.
y offered TO dcvotc the Governors CONTINGENT
sso,oce Of 10 oo9' s!nl wss - appropristed 10 aid
Nichols in tstabttshfng his Government. This
prompt nia to tho Republican employee will pro-
ride for their Immediate wants, and remove
upon tho breaking mp ot tho Packard Govern
grast1ctl At
THE AnsExcE or Hksxsr4sar
on The part OF the Nichols party.
summated, number 81 shc Packard Tn mefnbeTs f1
Of the Senate md IInusc had taken their seats
N the Nteholls teei.lature. subsequently .
Legislature paying Tic Republican members
who wcrG not elected, but returned by the H.
turning Board, their mileage and per diem as
OF the proceedings Upon the floor Of the Nieh-
oils House vas tho Withdrawal OF scren Demo
cratic members who hat! been seated aubJcct to
contest, and who gracefully yielded their seats.
WHO claimed seats on the face Of tho returns.
Before the HousB a.sembtcd this morning
kenochan, Democrat, Of Plauucminc, who was
nnseatsd by the arrangement admitting the
f"4ma,r wS.rc,9a, rsu H. ts Kidn n,,t 70 oueF ~ ~
film si,Jres. rn,..antcS h,ndsn,nn rni,is ~
headed canc TO- William RtdgewaY. colored
".I ,nnn cnmtcst mi :. H. w. nna ~ IL. Gest
~ refnantsn hs t,,ms - "nior. ~ c,ntr.t.ss
in tha Interest Of Id int tncnt '""s
Ata o,c,oc, rTrat crcitcrnsn, "Hmr nr,xa,r.5. I'll.
Rcnuhlnn rnSrnicr. dronr,i r. H. n,," ~ ane
dnr,nv tfr mnrn5rr .nt. =, p:ao =, 1omi
cries }raln without ',caiei % unus,," mr. l
fna tasFs ~ g5sa s n 9Ts' ths
fern # ezqSt %s, w.5ot moved up The syn,
math mi III. "A'' ''''oe' "*" teS''tea' "4s'
or nv coli4sS,1cs iot rnosc ~ fakin n,r
sease seas N ~ ASnse % am CAUCUS ot our Sena
was wa auop,cd @ a'a'e' that L ru useIe.. suuupa 70
m a,,nc,ca ~ +s,,t. .o " hsss Kan xh,rna
IN az hoitis ht hsv. ~ i~as nrsatv.a se
sctfrcsneet In an honnsahfc coh,ess. and are
nrnnsre1 NV ~ ~ nf,r r niso,;.nn - ~ ra n, ao
n anTthtnp whrh n aho hc s0
~ fu,ch,t, ,.tnrn.1 H. rs H. ao,s rs.orn
lis claims to tho scat. sa Tint tI,erc IA nj ono
nri,1tnin th.t hs ~ ~ Sarnn...n T., ~ NV U"o
pht"hp .aos at a' ~ hoan n"'oI , " sen Seao
nanf.,. %tn t;ona n1u ,1.d. ~ -" nsea oia IN Lia
snS hs hnned " ,hnt ,np III p"sts:
a1nr.rel tbn .ccne* NJ nn,sbita lat st'' ,r,nm.
s.ti nsrs s,1 - ~ s ~. aa..
~. nfn",cti ~ . ..s lug n5puo.Ean p1.s3
H., o ar.,, w. 5t at4 aaI
sinlr1 III ti.ourht IN. ~ @"s s,nr! era1h p'''
~p'e'' sr.nrFn vnm wssh,uaTen va s1 eaous''
,n ~, }nr a.bI c1osGa % 9ett nbn % Ioaay
sts @ accrca M H. ts ors w ,ore oc0 conrto 10 ,b"n
cnuis .x, Jnstninate,, naS o1T rhe tu
, 1877-04-23

LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 2a-Delegates to tho
Convention Of tho American Society OF Civil
Engineers left Louisville for New Oflea1s this
nlotning via tho Montgomery saute On special
train.