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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-11
GOLD AND CREENBACKS.

How is it that, as we approach spe-
Gle resumption, gold is not much IL
demand and greenbacks SO near aC
par. no4,
Because the gold that is collected
at the custom-house is quite suincleiC
to pay the interest on the bollus' ~
that the government does not have TO
buy gold to pay interest; anu lol 'ne
further reason that those VINO cialh'
interest are not drawing All the llIei-
est due them, but are taxing lliolo
bonds. By this means they are III
vesting their profits in bonds 20 es-
cane taxation, as they are anxious "
hold all of such claims that give
promise of principal and interest III
GOLD as such an investment IS pe1tei
than they can possibly do with money
that is not invested in government
bonds. AS the government mas oe'
clared that the national bank cuIIen.
cv nust he redeemed in legal-tendef
money when it IS redeemed
and as gold and greenbacka are the
only lepal-tender money there IS, II
follows that as the volume OF national
bank notes and Of greenback money
correspond in size, that greenpachs
are worth as much as gOld TO the Id
tional banker, when called on 20 re-
deem the bills or notes that ne mas
mt ont. The national bank currency
IS redeemable in legal-tender money
and as creenbacks are legal-tehaei
money they can redeem their notes
nv greanbacks; therefore they WISH &c
have them kept in existence as reserve
ONLY for their own use ana prolI.
When greenbacks are by law per
mitted to do the same Work as Solu
then they at once, Us money. are al
mar with gold. If the national panh
currency could only be redeemed II
GOLD. then greenbacks would be worth
less for such purpose. But the law
made them, as money, 10 pay Ile Soi
der, the equal of gold; as money u
redeem the national banker hote'
that heloaned out for interest,as goot
"a rold. So, too, if the law will say
that the custom-house duties can bt
najd in creenhacks the same rs II
cold. then there will be no demant
for gold in the cuStom-house. III TN
law will declare that what we owe TN
bondholders shall be paid III green
hacks. as what we owed the soldier
was paid in greenbacks, then Their
will be 10 demand for gold Tor sucl
purpose, and all the greenbacks neeo
ed for such purpose will be at pa
with gold for the payment OF BOND
holders. who will then be obliged 7
help keep greenbacks at par with golo
or be themselves the losers.--Pom'
rOys Democrat.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-11

At the foot Of Sixth street. near
Berry, is large open space III (which
the offal and sweepings from restau-
rants, stables and cellars, are dumped
in an indiscriminate mass. Heaps OF
ashes, broken crockery, pans, oll-cans
and every Imaginable refuse are
strewn over these few acres. 1t IS
surrounded by fence, and wagon
road leads through the center OF the
enclosure. This is the camping
ground of a hundred or SO human
beings, mechanics, laborers, etc. all
GROWN men. who have been unable to
get employment, and who lead here as
miserable and degraded an existence
rs one can conceive. We venture to
saw that no city in the world produces
i parallel to the scene we shall en-
deavor to portray. This locality Is
known by the technical name of the
.Dumps." \ Mai reporter visited
the sDumps' ut 5 o'clock yesterday
morning.
The inhabitants had inst began to
bestir themselves, and look out tor
the morning meal. Their camps con-
sisted of few sticks holding up a
filthy piece of carpet or mating us
shelter tent. Others had not even
this frail protection from the cold
fogs and dews, and
LAY sHIvERING
under fragments of old sacking
Around a scanty fire built up of a few
chips, half dozen shivering forms
crouched. In a pile of manure which
had been carried up from some under
oround cellar. and the odor from
which was most intolerable, numbe
of men were raking and scraping TO
crusts of bread. pieces OF trult. any
thing in fact in the shape of food tina
could be scraped from the loathsom
mass.
Further along the same scene wa
enacting, the fire building and scral
ing. Heaven knows the quality Q
this food was such that humane ma
would hesitate about throwing 1t I
his dog. but the woltish exultation
the countenance of these wretche
people when a morsel was extracte
from the manure or the ashes. told
fearful tale of suffering and deStltt
ton. They were not roughS III an
sense of the word. They were
HONEST LABoRING MEN.
who could not find employment. an
were driven to this last and terrlfi
resort to preserve life. 1t was eithe
the Dumps or starvation with then
There was the alternative of crime
but it must be understood that not
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-11
STANLEY'S TRIUMPH.
A Terrible Journey-The African Problem
Solved.

Solved.
After nearly twelve months of anx-
ious suspense. during which the grav-
est fears were entertained for the
African explorer, the welcome news
has at length come that Henry NJ.
Stanley, the special commissioner of
the New York Herald and the London
Daily Telegraph, has arrived on the
west coast of Africa, after terrible
Journey across the continent. along
the line of the Lualaba, otherwise the
Congo River.
ON THE ATLANTIC COAST.
SANKEY'S dispatch is dated from
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-11
THE ROCKFORD AUTOMATIC

THE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC
FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE!
A most Useful and Wonderful 1nventions
Now attracting universal attention by its as
tonishishing performances, and its great prac-
teal value for every day family use. It's Sim
PIE, DURABLE, and CHEAP, is easily kept
in repair, and
WILL LAS LIFE-TIME'
will knit every possible variety OF plain and
fancy work
WITH ALMOST MAGICAL SPEED.
and far better than it can be done by hand, or
on any other machine. All kinds Of garments
are perfectly formed and shaped by the
machine itself, requiring no cutting and max
sock, with heel and toe complete, in +, ON fire
to ten minutes and from twenty to forty pairs
of socks in dat
Every family -especi Ally every farmer fam
Eily-should have BICKFORD KNITTER.
will be found equally as "seful as the SEWN
Machine, and even more profitable.
Every Machine WARRANTED perfect, Ind
| to do Just whdt is represented.
| The Bickford Machine Is the ONLY LEGITl
NATE cylindrical Knitting Machine in exis-
tenoe. All others, not licensed by US, are clear
and palpable infringments on our patents.
and we shall hold all parties who manufacture.
sell, buy or use such infringing maebiEes. :.
strict legal accountability.
An Instruction Book, containing complee
and minute directions to the operator, accom-.
panies each machine.
No | Family Machine, cylinder, 70 needles sat
No.3 6" 2 :" 72G 100 $4(
A sample machine will be sent to any part O
the United States or Canada, express charge
prepaid, on receipt of the price.
AGENTS wanted in every State, County, Cit
and Town, to whom very liberal discount
will be made. For further PARTICULARS, addres
R1cKPoRp KNITTING MACHINE MIRO. Co.
Sole Manufacturers, BRATTLERoRo, VI
ORR z. DAVIES, Manager,
9eWest Third Street. st. Paul, Mini
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-11
SHOCKlNC!
What is California Coming to 2

What is California Coming to 2
Terrible Revelation of the Life OF Unen1.
pIoyed Workngmen.
A Morning View of the Offal Heap on Berry
Street.
Picking Out Scraps Of Food from tine Refuse
of the City.
White Men Contending with Dogs tor
Crust of Bread.
, 1877-09-07
l}uatts fFa,ts a spi1er- Elltc.


!, A week ago laas Thursday morning Mis-. Mar
thu Csuaar, u eoorrtl Ws,tu4n, ~ years of n,c,
anil vile of JM,lrs Cuxar, proprietor VI 3 res
taurnnt at No. III Wlrkcnlcn street. was
awakened froal sleep BY stlugiug sensation In
her undrr llp, anh fund tllAt sils hul breu BIZ.
ten by sonle tnscct. As thu rude cabiu in
whtrl, they live, OH Iabcock street, Ia IN
fetteA with Mutnetuls spiders. sAu supposed
Tint ont ol them had craNlc4 upon t!u bed
wlilo shs was asleep. During the day her lip
pained her severely, and at night 1t wAa bAlly
swollen. aud had turne4 to . purple color. 6ls
applied puulsices mud surl. simple EcInc.lies "a
size aud her neighb0rs Iasscssctl, hut the swell
Ing Increased during friday and saturday, and
thu pain extended to hcr head aud li,!bs. Sun
day Or. Ala.Acws WIS called, anu found that tho
pulss,1l ha4 eaten it, way intu her syste,n 10
raih1ly tllxt tl,cro WIRE but sltsht hupss Ut her
Recovering ftuul its llalxuant effects. However,
hs prescribed soothing nc,!trinre, and applied
puuittccS which reduced the swelling
sonsxhas, and aided to .lsc eon'fost Of tho u,a-
fortunate wols,at.. Atosnlay Mrs. Casar Inat
the control Ut her limbs, ant WAS Obliged 10 liz
dow vi llcr lx,I, fro.n which she never arose.
Tucs.jay sAc gradually beranae unconscious, aud
her fa.a WIS swollen beyond recognition, hut
s!lc wins suffering terribly. Wednesday Dr.
Mathews calItti ul,uil her, and VIA colu l.ellvl
to tell the family That shu was rapidly sluklug
s1lr died at about Twenty mluutcs 10 10 o'clock
"Wednesday nlght, without EucoSsrtnK f1o,n her
letharEy,
, 1877-09-07

against William, r. Dempsey 10 recover hornc
nntl *t'1nc hnTre clt3l,in vaius.1 at 8t.Su.
Jllcy. Btilcs Il Levi. sued James u. TMcott
JutIn tircgnrv commenced mn action In trcs-
pass aeatnst tInyitl and Charles Thompson to
rerover ttU,ND daniagct.
fohn q. Exam. 1:edn anit aEafnst William
B InrratIam IL forrvlusc mortgage tur 63,,yU
~ 1.t'ts Il aud 7, Dlork 10, I" the Village af
Evanstnf,.
I'cirr II. Dra,llcy t,egan n ault In src.,s,.s
aga!nst the TOXIN ii ELK drovo 10 recover s5o0o
Joh!, A. Bush commenced nm action aCalns.
tho NI,.,r Mutual Ltfc-1nsunsncc Company ef
New Ytrx to recover *id,ooo damages for All al
The Chicago, Wilmington 4 ycr,ni1ton Coal
Juliet Iron x Steel Company.
K!ten !t:a.l, lcEan. tuit 'e rop1ev!n aealnst
Charles Kern, --F Fogcrty, tietrgc Hartman,
" S"'s9s S,sst s~sst' w f' syW;s's; Wss;e: T. E. s ey r
fs:oh Colin, Cllarlc. j. sftcr,, anl Hcr1nn1l
l'csur 10 recover the stock Of liquors and
fixtures In tho store No. 145 Monroo street,
valued ut sf,000.
JvnnE tlnunnoyp-Sn coMnt nnit! Monday.
1 and q 70 ~, inclusive. No. q. i'cIlwalt' ",
;r%;y iA.x.psod: i! M = a4 os to -, 7s. 70, 80,
JupuE l.nukns-ifoifons daily.
tuf}HMENTA.
EtFKHsnE CouNr r-EoxFE~4Iuxe-Ccntra EnttOu.
al l!nnk ~. The Inlet Mnund Company. $ip4 IL,
'TCM!r UAnv-Wt!llAm Lewis W. fsobtft T.. and
Robert n, lfntchInhon, 81, Its. ;,-Etiaon Nor
rs ": tharIcs 4. Miller, iir.l. ii. i. Garpsm.
Ter * al. "a. william Barguanath. yr4J. II; =
sisnrec ncfkrs ~. Henry Naurs, saE1. I'll. II.
People. etc.. nst Of Charlie. Arnold Ct al, ".
sn, M'n,,.i 2 ,ska Ms,aue{; %!!!um + gNt'ea. .na
!ohann sehtosdor. sS:f!.-C. G. swinhurne vs. Vs.
Marion Mnnser. s.,:l3l. r. Annie R;yucy "a.
SAME. S1tt, tta.-.O. N. Miller It nj. ". Charles
t'lraret. 29.a .S0.-Mary !. Andrews VI. John r.
c0wAn. $ai3.io,
Cin"rtT Enrnr--JunnE naEns--willam Chrlsty
s;,' ysSA: q: hns,lelt, $Sdl-w K r9r.r -. afat.
Eliza N. Carney. Sl24.Gg.--E ". NlxtCbford Ct
a.. "a. Granville lsatc", 493J. 54.-sama ",
Thomas Harrington, 81, III. H..
, 1877-09-07
How llp Escaped.

1NfFGET FfH4'3YkN.
About o'clock sunday afternoon 4 young
man thrcw brick Ut two uthcs young Iuen,
hitting one OF them 10 tho check. The assail-
ant run away with ANAL multitude Of men
and chil.lrc0 at his hcsia, who followed him W
alleys. through back yards aud over fences
crratlnE quits III extisencnt. Among tho
lIuttueEs, not kuowlnx what he sought, was ous
Of lha city Aldermen who tsroys ll4 l,orse rApll-
" down Brush strict. AT tue cosneF ot l4afa-
yuttc street VERY excited younK uan run Into
tho street. with :" Let u4e Kst into your buggy,
Alderman, an1 drive TIE toward the market ~
fast as you eanl" Tbs Alderman gave the
stranger scat. sskhlg wildly. What fofw
aud the passenger answered.: ~ want 10 catch
that fellow WIG threw the b1Ickl" The Alder
man whipped up hk horse and they went 1hif-
llagu W FuFs street and around " tho CentrA
daskst, Nhea tho passenger cried out; "ThcSu
hs tss,' sa1, jumping from the buggy, dlsai-
psaFcd. II wis learned, when It was TOO late,
ihas tho Alderman had uuaituugly assisted the
aAe4tl4At to eseApe.
, 1877-09-07
THE COURTS. i

Record at Now suits. Judgments. Divorces,
istc.
Jcnn.s Taft Elcd her bill yesterday against
Lawrence Augustus Tuft, charging hiEn With
lIaLtt.sal ,'rsls'kcuncss aud cruelty.
llaillIan Elk uiso filed similar bill against
her Ausba.,I, Jollunncs Eek, charging lin With
b!guIuy. ehs lived With him avo ycars Defurc
sho heard that l'c had left wife In Sweden.
UNITED STATES COURTS.
Thomas u. Fuller, of Canada, tlcsl bill ycs-
ter,lxy against Allen J. aud Susan b. Jackson
10 forcclosc trt,sl4lesd fur s5,5o0 Oh tlu T.. u
OF Lot 2, Bluek j. ot Wofcott's Addition to
Chicago.
llirasn hyde, Of Michigan, fled bil! against
Ruth M. and Winchester 1lnli, Edward G.
Maso1,, trustee, john Mattoekst successor In
trust, Francis y. Brewer, and Charles l.. After
bury, 10 forerl0ae tytvt-lccl for $3,5O0 on
lA,ts IL aud ID, Block y, In Pryor Il Hopki,1s'
sutlIYaiou Of tho W. n Of the N. ". u Of
Bet, y, ~, II.
Tho Biuger Manufacturing Company begun q
suit In .leGt for t33,00 agafnst George l.. shep-
parei antl i3altfcr Werts. ~
Charles H. lawroucu brought suit for 81, 500
sgainht tls unlon National Hank.
William Woodward begnn u suit In ejcctIncnt
against John Doyle. claiming s2,uU danages.
nASkHurrsT MATTHIAS,
John II. 8muctx.r, Ut S.rcator, wont into vol
untary bankruptcy. l!I4 .u,ure1 uuIts az s3,-
l0l.bJ, aud ui..xclirvA S7,ssU.El. I1ts asasts
comprise laud wurth q, AU, but laortgagcd for
sio5o: saah, ~: e!lls and notes, tl,asa!a;
qs e,'1 .a1saes. s .t1sH Sia q spsatsss @
implements. S4,sl0.3!; aud tive sAarea OF stock
iu tbs Htrtatur Building Il Loan Association,
second sprics, t35. The petition Wa referred
TO ReRtater U5anL
bradford llaucock was appointed AssiKnce Of
fhnrtrA Al. HrnnHau. =
, 1877-09-07
MICHIGAN MATTERS,

ETZf1W E0FTEsf6hdsht6 0} 1NS 1F7bTH1,
LANSING. Mlca., sept 5.-A thundcr-shoucr
IN this State ou Friday taat rulsed quite row
for little wllle. Threu buildings were struck
IN This city, and thu barn Of john A. Baxter was
burned. Thsce persons were shockel,-uuus
svriously. Tie Owosso Junction telegraph
tic ollic.' III Uwosso city. luskiuv i noiss Iiks
tle cracking Of wntp. A:barn waA burned Ut
Flint, q horse bcng Killed anl thrco pcrs0tls
shocked, a barn near Saginaw was i,a,lly stlat-
tered; and une WIS burned ut Ypsilantt.
t'catller's Institutes l4ya teell called a. fol-
lnws: A. Frankfort. peuzlo County, supt. 4;
Bronsun, Branrt. County, Sept. ~; Now lsuf-
tnlo, Oct. |: Thoy will ho under eEurse of Prof.
Hurry A. Ford and wife, OF kalamazoo.
During the Chicago Exposition, tho Chicago
j. Northwestern Railroad will take sxcuraIoulsts
to Chicago every Wednesday,
, 1877-09-07
Jolly Foung TRrx.

Tho two young calets, The Vsince Of Wajes'
eldest sons, have luxurious quarters on the
tFalnl1a7htp britannia. A part VI tlse ship has
bGoo lifted up for tsfta end their suite At cost
VI nearly Sl3,ooA Their diet i not lad. 1hvy
nate iof breakfast; In Sunday, eggs aud tea !;
Monday, t5,sa bacon, coeos, and coffee; Tues.
day. sausaxes and c,,coa; Fridsy, III, COCOA,
aud Codes; aAsurday, Eggs, baSo1!, ap1 Cocoa.
AZ $40 muster. stsd p!oceed 70 stuli4a until -
no1n. Dinner II H;l5, witch usually consista
pork Ou Wednesdays and Saturtiays, ln ada
lion, fFuA-Nss, plum buildings, sud blanc
2, marasss; sana.y. tos!. alternately \ earh T.
mistel 10 90 a.hoEs fos une hour, whcn they re-
turn to study until 1 Al milk and cake, thon
again ashore, where csickos, lawn-tennls, etc,
afs provided until $50 In summon, they alst,
e1eelt On Ihntatay, wi4n they hsxs lsm tl leu
Of bo4 Studies Gnsn y I'LL q Al a:lA Dfxy.
81, a1a ~ 10 theyye&iFe AZ Ito Right
, 1877-09-07
THE DAPTISTS.
Opening Of the New Theological
Seminary at Morgan
Park,
Remarks BY Drs. Northrup and Others
-.-Advantages Of the New
Site.

ihe Gh'eaao' hock I*lahd q Facillr t!aIlroad con-
scScs' ahs"ss lbo people to the building, where
tta oan''er Va. Increased by others who had
bo,r ,,.s ,,cvt,,c, -, ~, sxa,,,.,a,In,, ~ ,ha
'''ut t',,,, wa" "csp,eu :" "n examination VI tno
"u'fa'E. t"e ''s1ota exploring II lsotn eafret 10
basement. 4 meeting wns Then held In the
Chapel pscsfJet over by the isev. u. u. Cheney,
il. H.. WIN road a rx,rt,or NJ tl,e n;nc.rcni,,
...,, ~ ~ .,s. t.'," -, 1 H., ~ .s.a"'
pn'"' '"o NV houlo W. "'o''A 's3 :" ~ HJe''
attef 3hicsl LYNN was sunE.
welcomed tic sudIcnco to Morgan rark, and
.nt t,,.t ihc ,osr,, ,,n n..,x n,, nm xon. t,u,r,
,.'.f.n ,s..i,. III. ~
.nle.; yeaf wn'e 'Is % 'ae'1;n mh " MOUNTAINEERING
tue tue work s ad aisay. been near bis ,lsart and
lia.l l,ee,,ue more and more Impressed on his
,ni,,, within lin ma. two ,nnutls. Tim f,ct,1
49,. ,.,,.o ~ t,,r h,r,.., nnt tho .,,.a,s,-
"a9 sM'e ., :" sne na.Ssss, "pu % ~ Spsaasl ~.
hoped TINT tho young incn c,lucafc'l IN tho
Seminary would not ait crt,wh into the cities,
but wO1ld Gu mt itn The newer settlements to
SOW tlIe sued OF tho wurl.l.
D1s. u. ". N.,HTHHUr,
Principal of TIC Sctnlnary, thought that 'hc end
xus an etintiy WIS.,. uflr, In iact Tho highest
Of ull Kecngniz,nX the Church as the greatest
institution ! thy l.ad ,no.t Tie earth they ielt
try WIS grcnt work. Thts waH nut Iuattcr of
hHh1 interest, but wat co-cxtcuslyc With the
Etobc Itself. Nc theE WIS 4, Il transient work,
Tor su:li instltut tuns rarcly died. THIS was the
only Theological seminary west VI
lh,e!icstcr, n. Y, under tho full control
Of the l'apt ~ denomination. 1ta establishment
right here in tho ce,ltrc of population and pu-
litleal puwcr cuuId not lplt to have great Ct
feGt ut,0n the future nf tlle Church. The Sem.
i,l:,ry vas distinctive ia that It ilad special
THREE yrnrs' course fur thu instruction Of young
men whu Ind mt been callc1 nt Goti u tfe niu.
istr0 until II waa too late Tor them to ot,taln
regular university education. Another point
wins tho Scandinavian claxa, III which twelve
wcre educated lust year. Tht Professor In tslIs
, 1877-09-07
THE GREEK SLAVE.
To fhs Editor of Ths Tribune,

CHICAGO, sept. &--la your paper Of to-day,
you auuuuncs that Alvin Adams, the founder
Of the Adams Express Company, amongst bis
works OF srt has Poxsrs' " Greek slavs." You
will dnd On Inquiry that the "dseek Stare" has
not loft Eagianl ttncs IL was exhibited
a tho " Worlds Fair" Ia 1851; also, Tint the
the same 1t u well known that numerous
cppa>s have bsen made. Tits Insertion may COZ.
rect o0lQlQon e<roS. CoNsYAA9 AHAukR.
, 1877-09-07

A citizen Of Dass County, n. c., todd a day
or Two sinso that one day 3ast fall hs made 4
haul With his seins In thu ie%aa, aud caught lu3
shasks. Tbs s.ino xas unly 4n0 yszda lanx, aud
ha ssys thai tHtcs ~ many shszka got avsy u
hA landed.
, 1877-09-07
TIE WEST PARKS,
Some Remarks Not Strictly of a
Complimentary Nature.
4 Little Business Transacted-The
Experts Report.

A Little Business Transacted-The
I. r4, n.A
"peiIe nepo1s'
A rsor,,- ,,.otfr, ~ H., ,v... ft,,.u
~ f,.s,- f.o,.,..,,..fs.s ~" ,..s
" "t.. .ns ev'.'s''oness .,'. % wa 1sn !ea.eraa5
afternoon At tic office on HalstcI street.
Present: Commissioners Iipc, MIllard.
9rhultxe. Mnus. fjrccpcltaum. anil 1o,dcr.
RI. Secondary ,e.,1 ,.n,n,nnn,.s ~, f,o,,
John forsgthc asking Tor tic settlement Of
toT1lc Claims under tnx-tttIrs amounting to
1.aac CIa0In sent in letter ASKING for the
=, ~ wv ~" p' ~ N'
15eacsfrd 70 tfIe Improvement Cofnhlfttcc'
The salary Of Treasurer Locwenthal WAS at
tempted to l,c tlxed By resolution at el,aU per
..'". 1"s sun! aa'"eo was up Aasso a'h! Sp'&e "
that eHGEts hut was oTerrulel ar'l the salary
ordered to be Paid by vote Of to !.
.,.to,,s,, =. ,ro.o,,n,, n ~..t,.d.v,s ,r.,n,,..
and At fts close moved It's referencc 70 tile
Finance commi.tee, Which more ~" earried.
tfot', that
TIRE DISPUTED SUN or tf,GN
ha'l been denied by W. 0r:cncbautn: tut that,
Men ts iaet o. ~ e1ssnse 49,, 80 shown to
chccisf signul by Stanford upon which the Ink
was scarcely ,lry, though they were clnmeti to
lave ttccn written i've year. bcfurc. Not only
tiil, hnt the rrcahient could not draw Checks,
and hat no right IL do 80.
Mr. Grssncl,a"1n retorte1 by taunting Mr.
alllEaru with Ills personal ttsir1nity nh1 rccom-
| tnenllnG hltn 10 wear thrct or aour pairs OF
slttetoc!es-
lrcsfdcns Lipe vacated the chair In favor of
Mr. luus, aud, t,clng upon the opposite side of
the table flon Mr. Gsecncbaun', i,tsnEl oat At
h'In .,oo
f,r s !" snrItat;r1l a,,.l ~ 1'.I,tvf,", nns;
tor expenses; now WHO paid that 'tuscY ~
MI. Grecncbaum-f suppose tho gentleman
ought IL kntIw W0 phye the money To him.
Mr.. ltpe-I ncvrr received one cent frotn this
Board for guing 10 Springfield; i vent there
n,td I'M III Mn,T rst'ui.,rs.1 ~ ~ ,,nt
sua: hut tl,c sn Tia Il liar and thef IL WHO M ssys sss
| ito took s4tu. lie Is. I rep.at, A ''S' ~ ;"
/ NJ. Grecnehaum luokcd At L!pc across The
was not rcitcratcI. Terlsys It WA mi .afer ia thst 81
/ way.
Ju,t here Holden . same In. IN. an'l. n tone Of
.... 49, casagu; ...a; -, 1as @"t '"1'ous oaeo
sni sIt uee one .a i a, been rcfer,c, x,crr
% s! Sts 81 'is .us @ ,os sast as.ttyts to
u sows e tta,s Of ths n III ~ ~ h.
reminds me pf sotnethinr: X II iust An If Enrn.
ccp ] sloajI M e,1t,c iaek nox mud caI WeutWpTt pT
mia ~ nsS'ey, aue ts".t.ee mno aIe s1an!h.ng
NY oaHk, thesee. Alter Htohcnt,s larthef
way, and tue Secretary went Oh With the
| business.
c,opt r,no pra<h'e',, noa,snssi u; ,;,o noo., ,.,
,,Gt .imrin'e r.. ,nnnfh h h. hal .srnnu ,criior.S.
~ irt ~ - fIs, ~ sn,.i .,a a. ~
~ nut.he"ncss VI Fi,uoo 1o1 stase! anu Soto-l
= rig ' siasasc coa'%'ttes's repofs n: for sir
, 1877-09-07
VETERANS or '4G.
Closing Proceedings OF ths Re.
union OF Illinois Sur.
vivora.
Their Claims to Pensions Again Pre-
standardization of Officers,
A Dinner which Hcyivoa The Memories
Of Other I)aJs.

4 UlHuCF VHtIH hc1F'H AHu MEAVs4eo
VI o'"'1 "'''
--
H. o-,,. r.. vs.
RemArKo pY tO7s UulloW-Ne1t 1ehrs
Meetinp at Decatur,
e "
Tho Mexican veterans were called to orhcr at
~ ,.cltrk yesterday morning by Acttng-preas-
w. w., ~. an, thn n,nscc,iinrs vcrc orcns,1
Win tes "''a "'"'5 s~*''o - '''A1'' t'o'@7 "">1
bl0Uro- .-....... ............
COLLECTING INFORMATION.
The secretary pscsentea Inc iol'o"ing teso'a-
tiou. which was adopted at the sprtngdcldmeet-
thG ss' "e% T,... ~, H.. =, ,,u ,,..
Eteo .o,s ~ ~ M r. ~ st.in tas,,s = ,hnt
ect no snG ~ N annoin,c m ns 1h.G 4, ~ tnai
f,aft e ll'no; with ,'.tiasiloa. 70 procure iion,
W at n u t r.
.'se; e tsss. i!:s ises :SS !sst :.!a ls!sssstisa
he plsesa on MIC IN INC eAd1o'ant'aohefats onee IN
thi. t'ais: s.,,.c~ 49, ..,..,... .,,
conservation with tho Adlutant GcneraI,
,",,,..,Iov h, ,v,a te,,1 that o,v,,,,.t,,.,, h.,
'"ea"s s, -, 49," s.,.,.,,. .n. A,'o ,s. ''au
bcCtl nlAuc ~ tHe Legislature AZ the ia4t ses-
.lo,, nnd bill was introduced to hare COIN
s'In, .nI,,eo IN ann,nt,i to M tn wash,nrtnn % sn,
mako copy Of tho archives IN relation 10 Tho
history VI the Illinois travIs; but IT WIS rca4l
thr 1rst LINE. utl tat WIS tho last tcar,l of f..
Thcro IN. ot snr1nv1+,d sim,lv q .,.trmcn,
written out W capss Augunln, Of Ch'1a1So,
at0ut the liltnoia trt,ops.
Cul. Turnley u,uycd TINT A committee of
Tires bc appointed to tt,rrrspoud w,tl, Tho All.
1ntant detlernl ot tle ohtet STATES htlu Oh tllo
State, with view oil procuring what Is heotlc.
r. r. r. Itttlc,,. md J,stfcr Merriam vers an.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-12

Persons who want to find
the Place to Buy MerchaIa.
disc at Bargains, read the
Advertisements in this Pa.
per.
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ground where there vas some lss ge pine
trees. 1t was just over the cliff, nes where
he stood wavin' his lantern backw ard and
forward slowly across the track wen he
said. You and mes pards, isn't we ?"
After all it was harder on MARI than on
me. In three months time took her there
too. stayed on the line while after
that, but l couldn't never 90 ba OK to my
house agin, and whenever | was goin' by
and saw those two heaps of FIRE sh earth it
worked on me SO couldn't stand it.
As sometimes think III like to 90 back
there and see the place once more. but
seems as if | was ateerd. | don't believe
in ghosts, but on dark night I'd see my
little Charley waving his light as he did
that night when it cost him his life.