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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-13

IN. President alni party returned 10 Is
capital run, their New England trip on tlie
afternoon of tIr NTH MI. Mr.. iiasea a,,i Ill
family tuok up their Residence N iile Holii.fs
Hume, where they Will mmnin during the s,,il.
iner months.
II II understood In Washington that The l'lea.
iienl will shortly nlaLu M extended tour
through thu Hnnih.
Tho President laa determined u transfer All
ihp troops nuW STATIONED in thu Auiiil 10 TIN
Indian country nnd ihc l.ssn lMl,l.r.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-13

Chief Justice lpaly, If New York, WIN
unable ~ protect u poor nawing woman
who llnd hetn sNindlr.l oii uf her money
ainl her sewing machine, lWea,tse thu Inv
happened ~ hu IN the riIr " the swim.
.llrr, nnl 4 majority ~ the bench rn.
,lpfed i deeiAinii accordingly. Happily,
lllr law III Illinois III oh tlir sidr III thu
Hwinllsd, nnl II ,'nHr Whlrh Judge Meal.
Inter. ~ Chicago, hnH .lIupn.n,l nf illna-
trntea ltuw n courageous lilrlst will apply
IL. An agent III Il certain sewing mn.
chine company persuaded \ poor womnn
to exchange tt,n machine sllr iind FIR mn
whirll ln advocated, mnl agreed IL far.
nikll ,ar with work enough IL enable lnr
10 pny The difference dur M the rate ~
five dpllal. il mouth. M work WIN fur.
niHi,p,l. nha. after II few mouths feeble
effort 10 lnHti tl,' ii,aiallmai,i.. thu Wuluan
fail..l, il,n nR.nt asi1nL The machine. anl
refused H. make my settlement, or to
return the machine exchanged. Tho
woman, fortunately, wis mile 10 appeal
IL The courts. nild tIr ense was IlnlluH.sl
ot before Judge MrAlliater. Win, In
in.l"rriuR the verdict III the Jury for the
full amount claimed, took nssusinn 4,
characterize IA torrtl,ln language The
tricks ~ Nliieli agents rrort fDr thu
temptation anil robbery II the ,ln1lia.
lssling Iunr. ~ mn1li u tl.ir nefnrions
Kind ~ lnnlinH in eafrieL pn Tint n !.
comforting Ia know tllnl thu Illinois Inv
differs radically from law III tlin .uln.
Hn,jeet III New York, fhieaUo Tinn~.
sitting tIMli's Land.
tsen, JanrH H. l,rinhin gives la thu
Nrw York Hf,tHhi M interesting account
II TIN r.nlpi, III territory captured tr.,m
the Hlnnx. nnl known II. tie Powder
river country. II lies la Wyoming ai,d
Montana Trrrllpris1, between tlln litnd
waters ~ tho Powder river mil thu liig
Horn, anil l,rlwrrn the liig Horn
mountains and the Missouri river. nlrl
ii reported ~ ~ Nh admirable RruxlnR
and farming country, with Il climate ~.
Inarkally mill fpr thu latitude, Int
little ai,oW III lhu winter nn,i still ni,un,l.
unity supplied with buffalo, elk nipd
mountain sheep. NrttlefA nrc pushing
into this new region. and ten. l'risl,i,l
rsputia Tint u great many inJtiitirH
mn received from Eastern and Mil.llr
htuie farmers .lrrirng IL enlHrnle. lir
remarks Tint ln.lian h,Ntilitirn will
probably terminate III Till. fsRiou during
iln present snnmsr, ntpl tWn NEW mil
itnry po~lA arr N bs built, wllirl, will
help ~ prevent further attacks from hon.
tllp wutlturA,
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Harvard las achieved another victory, hns.
inR dafual.i YAH IN tho ulght.oansd hoAt face
NJ springfield Mas.
1l.3rr ware ,lirts+tMo failures NJ business
linos aud individuals IN Nuw iurk city during
tie n,nl,ih II .l,lnc. The total Iiahlliiio. were
sa.ni1. lsIn. mud iln asreta tdsn,. Ip9.
It1ar n,u,L nA,nssl Fln,. ltili,,grf aud Pierce.
while sailing on the Niagara river abose The
falls. III. oiher LAY, lost control ~ their little
lnai, which drifted Into tl,e ralads. rie,ee and
iAtitng.r leA.~d Into Tho stream ami attempted
10 rase themselves by s~imming, but .les were
nwel. over the falls. floy. ~ho remained Il,
ihe heal, ~As rescued.
Gf,lnps lAlei inannlAetory. ri Montclalr. N,
j.. employing no men, MAS burned last week.
Io~~ t2Un.0OO.
1he Kees,ille IN. W National Hank ~HH 10.
gently rol,l,ud by burglars ~ mnney and lond.
~ III. amenut of 47o.o,o.
West.
terrible tornado passed os.l Morgan,
Inlnsnn shelly, l,u.i,, Henry sM Wayne
sn,iliIe~ Ind. IN Tin night III tlir III il,~t.
which Maa attended with immense l,~~ ~ nv.
aud property W. gI.an III. following paftit.
nlaIa ~ tl.n aaAnt, from ti,e Indianapolis
.i,ataali Near lir.nhl,n MnrRan eo,,is, III,
..riA had every itso either turn ~ h, III.
nada ~ hlnwn down. IL track MAS half mil,
Wide and llTieen nlles III length. III. ulfe II
], y. ptafsier Aan fatal, injured, and il,r.
u,h.fa. i,anl.a NlknuMi,. Killed. Is,##, +itiiHt
itie sun VI IM,aa AiinrtIoia Nss killed ~
falling lr... III JnhnsN, ro,,nty TIM hot,~ u
MI. lAutninet. tlitee iHll.a mast III Frank
lin. MAS blown daN,,, aud thu Nlnla fam
ii,, H,u IN number, instantly killed. H.,
n.ll,s further ~uat the lu,l.o II u.otg,
| t't.al.r Ma blown dowli and hit,~el
and ~lfo and lhrp children killed, and i ~
manning child fatally injured. 4. ~. Arm
~ttnnH'~ teSisirnec Ma destroyed. thrive rAil
dtnn killed. aid several nsen,lsvs of thu fainil,
severely InJnral, A new church " Jolly wAI
Hn 10 rlsees. twelve kllud and nfteen wound
III. III lhis eo,nty farmers lu1e heavily. Al
immense number VI cattle we're klliod. fusm,e
and barn. destroyed and tImhet nrsoutusi. Ius
mems. damage ~As DOM tocrop1 aud bait.iinHr
III khell, county Michael Mal.etilch Mas Il.
dantly Killed, and Mrs. Ileekef fatally Injured
Tho %turm PARSED over Hush and ltrur,
euuhllps 10 Wayne. where II lofl The NtAta
Charles iifoNn, IL NsehnioiM. Waa Instant
hill.d l,s falling treu. and eelaiNilio,,, w.
Hyatt, fatal, Injured. Tho tornado uoutlnu.v
" eut,tHr through Central Ohio, dolng Rfea
damage to Au..Mlp, f.'Me2 AMI growing efuls
and In somu Instances causing sssiuua ius.
Tho to~n ~ OfAiIon, III. NJ mileH WRIST of N
Louis. WAS atsA Waited by iirrce huFrlcan.
lluNing down ma,,y hon~1 and seriously dam
aging thv iieida " HrAhl A similar vlsltatk,
waH experienced tln sai,.o iHy. and ni,oul n,
.ane huur, n Efeldo~n, IN. Twenty fan,llie
we're made hnnnelu~s w few minutes ti.ai
dwellings belnk taxed 10 the ground. Tho m
new seminar, u lslehasti Darlington ~As ii.
DESTROYED. A woman named Hopkin1 MAS III
| anily killed and ~. l1v~nn. injured, t~n n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-13

1lr emigration ~ tlau M.unuuit.a ftuan ll,.a.
piA las lHea stimulated by Tho ,igunns ~.
ftrrenenl ~ thu eol,r1,lptlon rilns ti,u war
With Turkey iegat. Eight hundred nn,nlssa
~ thu peace slo,lng #et arrived ~ INV y.tk
the other DAY. and Immediately iefi tul thu
various l#ints III thu West whlrl, have h.e,,
selected Nv their agents fnr thu i~sinn u
colonies.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-13
Little (jre,ss..

a. tirr..p lnny III my time lneoma ~
nils IL t.laa.a ii, the Eastern ~ar, II Iii
ini,i,aiinn 10 knDw tlie strength " thu
lliile nation. Thu revenue III Greece III
about ~, ,ftN1. NM Il year. ni,d tho ,leilt IN
already ~ large that there III hut liitlu
hope III cstingnisling the principal.
'i'lie nriny In nonlinaily H).'ttD ntrong.
hnt there nre rarely mniu than 5,OO0 III
d,tnhD msn nudct pay. Tho navy ron.
NlntA IL two ifonrlnd frigaies AnL 4 few
steamers anil sailing uesAels. kiiell \
fune could le II hut Ali9ht assistance
IL ti,e Ans.ians, willis Turkish cruisers
would play hMvoc with tha m~nhAnl
navy a,il the iil.iortined ssapoFtA d
| Greece.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-07-13

Thr Omaha tNcl,. Htlmhficau pfinta
letter frnm ur +. n. d. HnH1, A,neri
cnn Consul III Jerusalem. III Which hr
gives nm account III Il tumr lle Inns lniriy
made around ihr world III nisty.riglit
lays III netnal travelling time. Tho mt.
limo III tl,e journey w l,iute. greatly eoil.
,lcnscl. In thr following.
Having safely returned ~ my post, I
take pleasure Ia furnishing your rensIers.
ngrrrabiy ~ promise, witl, 4 hrief notice
III my quick and stuce.nfml tnnr asonnd
the world. Not counting thu iinr | lay
over ii different points, ~ tli.re l,naks
In the journey could NIL have iMen avniL.
rtl, nude tlic entire circuit u tho glol.
In si1ty.right .lays, anL hut for heavy
weather IN Thu rauiiic would hayo ml4t,,
| IL III siAty.two days. Thu Journey frm
Alcxanslria. Eeypt. vim uriniiSi anl PARIS
~ London, anil frum thence ~ New fnrk
AMI Nan ffanciANo. w. accomplished vi
twenty days, niAl we wcrr inst tl,r anime
number u days going from Han fran.
cisn ~ Yokohama, Japan. Orossine
over ffom hefe 10 Canton, In China, tuoL
six ,inyH. A saii III ten days over Iii,
china Hea. aud through tlis hlrAit u
Mala.ca, touching II several points ".
! have not Amr " notice. brought ~ II
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The greatest anil mn4l isnlnrsnn, l't,.
iss,at,i ronneil that hnH assembled IN
Christ ,pitun within lwn hundred srHfn
rs,nssie,l ui The III inst. Ia tlir rnr,tnl ~
Assdlansl I, y ,n s,W Htls-r M tennrn.
iehl tunneil, ,naemne'h ~ delegates ar
l,fsrlis Frtm the mn#i distant ratia ~
thr earth. Australia, ucylpti, tllr taIe
nf t1,.i Hur~, Egypt. Syria. l'cfsln,
North AnWrita anil tlc continent ~ En.
rs,lm have sent their nhlsst representa-.
si,rr IL shi~ great gathering. The mum.
lnr IT oiliripl delegates In lr~s il,an an,.
l,nlt III. nnmlur tiat assembled In lnmu
NJ the Vatican Iuneil hut the tanur vi
topics ~ w. ruls,tl,rsl nv ihls tH ynstIy
greater ilun II, that, though, liz tim.
nlltItsu u, work n,le N.rk. VA exceed.
inply limited III Hn American ritisrii,
The lnnur.l l'rr~i,lrnt NJ Princeton Cnl.
leg.. IL ,inn the alory ~ having oriri.
nni.d ilne council: niil largely ~ his
lnlnrs. compiled Will. tl,uw ii Dr. l,lnikic.
III Edinburgh. slnnRs tho present NJ.
pare,li f,lrrsHh ~ tho convention. Tho
aim III nll persons concerned In thiH great
undertaking IN ono Tint must commend
itHrli III every Ghriaiinn nnd rigllt.tiink.
Ing man Tho nnion III I'rwl,yterinnirnl.
MT necessarily, however, y yisihl. ar.
railir i,ni.i,, Int nn actual Ghrintinn
nuion, whereby tho work VI The gospel.
hi which nll divisions III tho church pro-
fsAe ~ hn engaged. shalt hc carried oi,
wilhout ,lsp,iinR~ uilL aeerblticr, NtW
iurl H,ffsIy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-18
THE RrSsIiy PROTOCOL.
English Stipulation. about Disarmament TINT
May not he Accepted.


LONDON March IA Vienna despatch to
the Times SAYS: I'm settling the terms of the
protocol Russia has surrendered the idea of re-
viving tho last clause Of tho Berlin memoran-
dunn. according to which. should tho present
effort not load to tho desired result. the powers
should consult about further steps, Instead OF
this clause is submitted in which the powers re-
serve to themselves n right to take jointly deci-
sion in such an cvcntualty. In this way while
freedom OF eventually proposing to agree to fur
ther measures is reserved. there would exist no
obligation even to enter into discussion OF such
measures This reservation Ia intended to es-
tablish the difference between diplomatic and
armed Intervention. While accepting tho first
by the signature of the protocol no power could
claim to have acquired the right or authority
from the guaranteeing powers to take execution
into its own hands,
Tho Tunes in it, leading article contrasts tho
long preparations which preceded the An1russy
note and the Berlin memorandum with the
cclerity of the present negotiation. IL says:
Cancellation and prompituic have been the charac.
tcristics Oi all parties aud ing resolved Agroe their
cuinplaisauce l. wonderful The protocol was only com
muuicAt, to Lord Derby sunday. and FRIDAY We
ar congratulated rs ON nccnin ishcd work This shows
accomplish association. with the European powers is
looked upnn important either Tor external uocal
action to allay irritation and ntncnt Al home
The assurances make us hehrvc le latter i
huVul~h h- Vuierprsc desires merely such conditions
viii not too much humilinc li poole If tii, he tlp
motive the signature oi Tire protocol Will Zoe decisive
event unlrs.. indeed new disorders ia Turkey throw all
u.Nl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-18

Ir'l Kuhlor. a sailor Of the bark Frelhandel
llr'm tlnit an me l,ti inst ant was kicd
A law clerk calls for an evening law hoo In
t'uWlri '"Nrro iDr nir hvi.At W laW coli, Who are
employ g Guaus ue day.
DNetiyrs RNdford. Dunn. AMI Thompson
N,tc detailed g. Wai sttcDt yesterday an place 0 The
ni. % uau,. .trfsl on iuluN
Profs. Miller and Bauer will wrostlc for the
championship uu Tuesday 'Nrniu- IN the Metropolitan
kilWS Academy b"rl u.tn are ~ suod cuniiilum
Owing to the absence of the Grand Duke
AeN, tnl hi. cuu, Constantine on iuch shO,tlns cx
dilu i'm Chesapeake bay. the Russian Meet viii not
lcale Nor ior HAM ton Roads and ti.n ioi uls port
until ncNt Monday.
While workmen were repairing the building
AZ 10Y. DIVISION street YESTERDAY, they loHnd IN the
chlmney place OF an Aiuc room skull lt. bones and
portion VI the spinal column of = Skeleton Tie hnnet
were greatly docayed The room WAS form, ,y oeS led
b. 4 Iled die al student
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-18
THE UNIVERSITY BO.IT RICE.
The Betting In Favor of Oxford Opinions Of
the sporting Press.

LONDON, March 1.-THE betting on the
coming race between the oxford and Cambridge
crews is now two to one in favor Of the former.
sBrlfs LVc to-day commenting on the Uni
vor.ity boat race. which takes place next Satur-
day on the Thames. says it believes that oxford
will win. an opinion which it says is confirmed
by the verdict Of most Of the rowing men at Put
ncy.
Liant aud Water saws that tho odds on Oxford
are iu-tlN u. ie they hrN" shown the best pace,
hgt Cunhridre 'an improve much.
The NHuf',up fO-'ND elVs: Practical onrs-
men at Putnry almost unanimously 20 for Cam
bridge. Otfprd are strong. bat 50 are Cam
ridge, and IT, ths must b" added the fact that
Camhridg" display far better style" For thos"
reasons the h0sde expects 10 see Cambridge
WIN somewhat easily.
The Sportsman expects Oxford 20 win with
cn~'. and with larger Odds laid ON thom than on
any crew IOr sOme yeala.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-18
SOUTHERN SUPPORT FOR HAYEs
Rnmors OF n Bargain TO Secure the Orxnn-
ization OF tho Next House.

WASHINGTON March 17--Ingersoll spoke
with reason OF Southern support for Hayes.
Well informed Republicans here. like william
f. Chandler echo him. Ono bargain has Sc
cured the Presidency another is TO secure the
next House, In ten weeks the extra session be-
gins. The Administration already calls its ma
jorty certain. SO does the Texas Pacific Rail-
road. The agreement TO approve the subsidy
bill was secured the last fortnight In March
when Hayes came In. The passage OF
the bill is 10 be assured when Re-
publican Speaker takes the gavel by the
votes OF the Hayes Democracy. Both sides
assert the bargain and admit the consideration.
Other influences may assert themselves Old
party men OF experience look to see tho old
lines drawn In the new House. Mon mindful Of
the last bargain look for the success Of the next
Tho air is full Of rumors and more than rumors.
Matthews and Foster were the parties OF the
first part n the bargain and sale which bought
the Presidency. Matthews goes to the Senate
To lead the new policy there. Southerners say
and have said that Foster goes to the hend Of
the House as a part Of the consideration in
said this evening that II the troops were with
drawn in accordance with the agreement which
Foster initiated 1t was reasonable to expect that
the Democratic Congressman from Louisiana
and South Carolina would vote for Foster IA
Speakcr, a report. whose existence hae almost
already identified with tho policy which placed
Key in the Cabinet. with promising three Dem
ocratic votes in Arkansas TO n Republican
made during the past wc"k'to two North Caro-
INA Congrc c4smen in tho same direction. Moro
than one man from Tennessee may bo held
doubtful. One or two Congressman In Virginia
and Kentucky arc in n thoughtful frame over
IN" approaching chances Of patronage. Half
the next House. 1t will take skilful action
North and South, to prevent their success
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-18

On either side Of the Chair sat Mayor Ely.
Richard q OGurman, Daniel Doughrrty. DR. Cnr-
no"han. Gen, Swecny, Surrogate Calvin. AlS r.
non ). Sullivan, Father Lilly, o. 5. d.; Dr..
Thomas Addis Emmett Henry L. Clnun.
iaU. Jdiur. Mitchell, son of tho late john
Mitchell GARRISON \. Potter, Col. Wmgatr, amt
Othor-.
,,ChArpau rrroy read letters Of regret from
and lmklius Fernando Wppd. Gems. VI Clcl-
Ian. Han 'n IS. and Shields Judge Daiy. Pr"-i-
a"n NN't gi ihc ,BoprL of EluMtinn. Angus
UConnor Pow r, NJ. F., and oiners.
Ati"rm "a lurrpy lnlrpIu rd "a con. mit"c OF
ne luoniiy sons of II. Patrick. and after an
M irL.l-'u ul greetings a llkr rommitt,c wa.
hLNnlu'" 20 wait on tn" Friendly Sous.
r,rho I,n.l States, the hone ol civil aid re-
lohaul . Gqrman responded lie said:
IhW ~. NJ. Pres il'ut winch floats above
H,u,,' m."u ~ lun nNilonNl S>mh@l oi prople
non- toward this republic. For a hiinlred
years Nul mOre the Ines hrtwern thnn hnyc
been gloW ng and STR myth, ming, and / IN, =
has over been able 10 bring about letw.cn
kings, m aliinnce Hs firmHnd true Ms that which
nuurc'e free hand has woven between the peo.
Llc Of Ireland and the people Of the United
sintr-; and II this spot whereon now stand
~rr' l'rd and in fact lr rish soil-if this han
1u'l Wrr, st In an Irish homestead, the toast
warrant y4n. welcome as cordial and applause
r. rntnusiustie. vigorous, and resounding us
ny which has greeted it here tonight
VERY dear 10 honest men 10 the memory OF the
i9ye ! wish that there were more OF t. and that
II Il were oyerywhere more active and intense
,oa. nu9. not less powerful and enduring is the at
o his %S mRsnhSSd ina d9r%s fer the home ne
ayS eap and Of PIP children That TO on!y death
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Mr.. Catharino Neu aged -, Of y wark. went
toi.n w.. Gottlc, Herbert of -, llD,h, th avenue
Elizabeth hor dnushtr on nmr'dat. She was very
ha.ri'aly entertained. Rms nncny ON account of
dread that snine ns-er, would MI her. E.rly ON
Friday unriul sir crr iuu ,t 'Ni 'eli anal Ilmhcd
oUt 81 kitchen window into the 'nuN r",rrnd YARD
Kusn- tie Nt nt tho narrow Nu"'tu NfN box. She
.lnrr herself down into thr NInr anal Na, diuNutd
Mr Herbert saS that his mother IN laN was Insane.
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SOME U.iSHTNG TON TOPTCs.
Tho Senate Adiourning without EIectIng u
President pro tenn.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Senate adj
iourned today without cle uns Pr sdent pro ,cporc
q, usual to be prepared fer the contingency the Vice
Pre- sdens dying during the senator Ferry who
was last chosen for this POSITION has vacated IL by his
absence from WASHINGTON, and II he had returned
before the hnal adjournment today, new election
would have been necessary to MI H. tonsc quently
-csdent Hayes and Wee Pre- sient Wheeler should 10th
d BE-. re pngTs.s Is asa.n convened lsTs y.',i he
nS'ar, f 10 n~e TO succeed 10 tl. Presidency, and
Tie once Pre,idtn. would remain or time absolutely
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Hayes Southern Policy.

WASHINGTON. March l7.-Judge NJ W. Gibbs
eoord ct Arkansas who was ecctor At large the
Republican ticket, had an Interview will the Preside Mt
ui, a foUn In the conversation Mr. GIN, said that
the nomination Of Mr K,y Is PO,imast, fGeuera hat
eNccf sniuo alarm among the cnlofcd people of thc
country tut . was uly on,,t hN the nonuaii ln uf Mr.
ID if nl Toe ns-fNl tlr ir .iirut that Ga, eunr'i
Nt r ii ul in sullNT Nlm 100 hl. measures of recon
piau ~. Tic fic,trut std iu reply, that hc va, in
ffIt l '> policy ai uN uihrfN tn u uf 10 ~huud
Iro,e foh Anpraet,. i, for ,-t N,ar. tlc policy Of
fnt tui OIL. un' mail i", tr,d lu the Suui, but lad
lll. ". All lullC p mLlM- Il u.M ulMAmlul cMIm.u.
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One Million to the Government.

Two weeks ago w. NV l.. Lewis. n retired
N,W York stnuoer li,i at III, hnmo in ilohoAcn a,
iu. hi. property worth million dollars. To tio r raj
Government to hclp paN tlir nptinnA debit Yesterday
C"uus' lr 'nunnn an ,lnioi person Whg claims tht
lis Mln at'Nt o., flIr al ld l.,tlur, hlt ,ANttt
with Suuus-'. Mcrt.ue nni VIII contest thc viii
lntrd state. n,-Iit NiorucY htashN N.ll on osc the
cuntv. nn D., lialt u Nr GuNt rnmDuf
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seventh Ward Di,er,ions.

Roundsmnn Walsh heard that tmro was a
priAe n5ht IN the stable yard at ~ Water street. on
Thursday, and with Uni.cr smil,ion he went u,orc.
"PaldN Murray AMI laeh f.'urr Wgre In the ring,
supprd tn the waist nnl l"hfiu- me nun round BON
mon hud h.cu s,Nrfeh punished. Ilur,rn ln'n were
aro ;tvl Thc pol na'r h'en lr lon- ,W' ,ui- 70
hrcai cap tur sang The principals Mrro hn"i fln"ach.
nml Rnduor WAS sent tu ihc leneuudN tor in months
AlI MILlL-l LlIuuiI