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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-05
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e,hss svs~ss r.fs~-eni. ihs army N Melssa,t An
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made nv tle IlennAinan. to rN,aasv ihr sv~.al
tavisitxa rslsahi. IlmssiAn dispatches e.,nslrm
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the TURKS. There |. mueh tll~unssns ana Al.
mosAiisAlipn IN TIM ltns&lsn army. I'm Mrrnus,
IT 4 general i~ilsf III the ifran,~is,es IL lie
Emtrfurs rrns, hattie hes~.n the armies
in AslA Minor IL represented ~ iainanent. The
MoniencTrim Aili carry everything hafurr
them. they hase " srai4esl risa. captured Fort
cAks,ca, burned lhlek and Tho surrounding
villages, and now hold The whole t.tritar, ~
fAr ~ ratscha.
The Russians are making preparations. tor an
active winter campaign.
iisissia demands that The Servian army ahal
enter thc hcld when sncccss Al riuyna /. ID.
tanned.
Adsicca from tho Hcat IL war to Oct. /, r.
port that Tho Isnsslan Imperial Guard. 10000
strung, wAs tAkin. ny IL position III front IL
plcvnas that al A~anit upon Tim Turkish lines
wAs expected about tho middle 10 Tho month
that such precautions wcrc hcing taken nj
would insure sncccs~, that tho balkans arc ii
bc turned, and an approach 10 Atlrianoplo
gained by moro cTcuitous Int ass iiiscult route
than that which leads through achipka ras.,
That 0cn. Tosicibc,,. tho famons engineer, he.
,icsc. that plcsnA can ho taken only after n
long Siege. mud that tho uraml Duke Nicholas
y troubled with bad caro ~ liver complaint.
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Early Paienls.

The partial destruction hy flro of thu
Patent Office Inns melted 4 r0rrAlNnd.
cnt Ia make some rscnruh into Mo his
tory III l,atentx'in this country;
The first patent issurd hy the Aov-
crnmcnt MIA ~ samuel Hopkins, I'm July
ID. 100. fnr making pot or pearl Hsllc~.
Patents we're isntscd on mnlea III ma king
candles, flour nna ncal later In The sanic
ycnr, anil In iTnl Francis l,artly wax
granted letters for punches for types" !"
AlsO In thnt year patrntH we're isa,icsl for
driving piles, fir bridges, machines for
thnsAhing grain, for improvements In
listilling. propelling buats hy c~ttlc. md
improvements In steam engines. In
l7E VIVA patented u canvas conductor u
hc usssl when houses arr un flrc, which
mny have bccn the original " the latc
patrnt tirc-essApc. An improved mode
of turning spit was patented In l7Q3:
alsn stove of cast iron. A maslinc for
cutting nails MS patented by Josiah Il.
pcrrsnn ON March -. l7N. A new
mode III catching fish was patented Ia
t7!l5. since which time innnmcrMble laws
have hrrn enacted ~ compel people ~
catch them by the old process. Remov.
ing pains hy metallic lpoint. WAS patent.
ed IN t7.ki. md the iirst improvement In
piano iortes ~ recorded In tlle Aame year.
alno stays for removing distortions II, the
spine. A .Dapstonr stove VIVA patented
In l7g7. Bilious pills we're first patented
Ia TIM. ctirminnte rolcry for spinning
ropc yarn In l7W,. and \ washing and
wringing machine. tho Cnvahar. in isOO,
Ebenexer Whiting received d patent for
4 cottM gin IN Ian. ~. lsOl. An im-
provcmcnt for manufacturing paper
from corn.hmHks MaH patented Dec. no,
1902, nnd m apple.parr In iaO1 4
patent for finding Halt water mud metals
was granted III lst.,. 1n lssDl 4 patrnt
waH Issued for an Improvement IN thu
bslHtca.l, NJ constructed TINT II may bc
taken down and removed by one person
IN case ~ ilr. or on uthrr occasions with
mnci, casr and expedition. In isDi the
Government felt the value of M improve
ment in gallows or knApcndcrN ior
breccllex. f,antaloOns or trousers.
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TRADE AND INDUSTRY.

Tux great railway wharf 1t ~. John,
N. Is, II being rapidly constructed nt 4
contract cost " 4l, ,77l,UO.
A Nxw lime u steamships will H.
placed upon the route between New York
and ycnexucla. south America. early next
month.
uEN. A. &. JoNKs, who has inst rc-
turned ~ Washington after Nm extended
Official tour through tho Southern States,
ruprescnt~ that everything throughout
the south lNaFs the appearance u grow
ing prosperity and rrviving trade.
ALrmoron Rnssia il only In the sixth
month IT thc Wal. her paper currency hAa
been swellcl u oii0, 0ttb, I'M, 4 sum only
within 1lO, OOO. 900 of tho legal tenders In
circulation In the United Stntcs III iRt,8.
after conflict which Ind lasted four
ycAF~.
OrR annual production Of hutler In
the United Htatcs Ii fHt4@l At ol6O, ,OOD,
600. That III choose II On. NM, no
Tho cotton produced III tho country IL
t6, ON, ,O()O lrs~ than that If butter alone,
In France tho butter production VI 1870
was ols, ,dtIO. .OO0.
ENoLAxp and France arr slisaGrccably
AmrpristSl NJ new tariff which haa slld.
.lcnly bucn issued nj Madrid, whereby
imports from these countries arc Anhject
to duties from ID ~ 10 per cent. higher
than thosc levied upon similar goods
from Germany, Belgium, aud elsewhere.
NEW OxLkANs proposcs ! new and
shoFter cut b the ocean By ahip canal
cut through 10 DaralAriA bAy--an estu-
Ary of tho sea that pcnctrates fax intd
the land on tho tp,ith c0aAt u Louisiana.
The distance irsm New Orlcaps 70 the
nnlf u Mes.co Wv this ro,1e would hs
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cloopatra'S Needle II mn thu waters, bound
for London.
A Dispatch from tho city " Mexico says
The voluntary subscription toward ti,e pay.
mont ~ thu American debt proved failure,
only slO, ,OD0 having bu.n resilsed throughout
tho republic.
Onc hundred and forty deaths from yoinw
fcvef occnrrcd al v.ra cln1 during Aug,st.
Tho condition NJ tho wheat crop IN Englan.,
" reported \. had.
Lat. ranan,n adsieas feport that tle enael II
Mouth America has again hrvn violently rhahtn
M by earthquakes. NJ particulars are given.
from tho village ~ NJ. a,.geirr, Ii, Iii.
Province of tluehec. cnn.es intelligence II a
shocking accident. Tho dwelling IL man
named annxe MAS destroyed Us iirc AMI hin
seven children and servant woman ivrisllosl
u tho iAme1.
0sii. 0rAnt has been visiting the birthplace
~ Shakespeare. al tktratforsi-o,l-Avon.
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indians In WAshlmgtOM.

Tine VI tho most determined II ti,c
warriors present Ii Little big MINI. who
scattered the commission that assembled
nut un the plnins two years Mgo 10 ncgo-
tintc for the Black Hills. uc also ~.
sisted III the death u Gsaxy Horse. DR..
Irwin, thu agent, considers tho Indian
situation morc hopeful than recently. and
thinks Mll thc truuhlcH will bc Amia.bly
settled. The Commissioner asked the
indians number III l.leAtions, which
they readily answered through their in-
h.rprctcr. The Commissioner inqMirM
II Rcd Clou.l thought his nlcn could In
taught "a raise grain and vegetables. hc
replied that they could, saying they have
hnal hut little ii any assistance, And Al-
rcMly they have put IN gardens IN tllrir
own account. Spotted Tail knid he hAsl
eaten mclonH III llonic M sweet ns amy he
had on the trip liz also hal green
corn III huiac. The Commissioners tnld
them TINT Dr. Irwin l,a.l taught tho
sl,n~lioncs how 10 inrin, nM.l now hc IN
IL teach tho sioux. In answer tO Il
.,,,cntiun, It'd Cloud kaid they cannot
tan h,,llockH' hides Il. they 10 those VI
tllr ok, When tho clk MvMslr extinct
thu urca Father must supply thcm with
skins or they viii IN compelled 70 %
barefoot, The COMMISSIONER aNid then
they must In very goul boys. Tho
CoinmiaMiun asked 6p0tt4xl Tail whethcr
ha thought his tribe hal increased Or
Diminished during the last twenty years.
III sli.l il ha.l increased. In answer 70
similar question, Rrl Cloud aAid his
hand hNl Increased from - warriors
which Iii. iorefatlcr lcl ~ about O0O.
Afhr sonr further conversation, Rcd
Cloud drew forth his watch aud sug-
ucsssxl tl,at II tho Commissioners wer6
done with them they would 20 ~ tea.
Here ,l,c interview closc.l. - Washing
ton Cby. Chicago 1ines
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Nan franrlseo telegram /. SCHOONER NeM.
ten hooth, Just arrived from Tho Arctic eecan,
reports that. NJ seventy men eft On the ahal..
donetl whaling h.cl lar year. only twn both
kanAkas, have reached Point DArrow. All the
rcst arr supposed 60 have pcrt.hcd In tho Nv.
pack.
Late Adsiccs frem NitkA, Alaska, bring In.
formation VI dcplorahio state II AFFAIRS there.
Abouts since the withdrawal II thc troops
There II no ScinblAnce of law and no prol~'.
tion for either Iife or property. The white
residents will probably abandon tho country ~
soon - they can get away.
On tho recently -rohbcd Uniun Pacific rail
road train there were silver bArs of nearly ten
toms weight, but the bar. we're ~ heavy that
thu thieves were unable 10 carry them. and th.
whole shipment WAS consequently icf. nn.
touched.
Al IndiN,, woman while bathing al Victoria,
by Al ott.ri-, " desil-iisl,, aud drowned Tho
badly was discovered by Indians the ipM day,
lying u tho botton, u the hss la tho grasp III
The octopus. They cut III. tcntAclea and ~.
covered tle body.
According ~ Information received In Wash.
ingtan froM lkownAvillc. Texas, there II 4
Mexican forcr coming 10 tho Nio nrAnsic IL
compel the authorities u execute tho cxtrAdi.
.ion treaty. lnsal opinion IN Mexico IL against
sarendcring thu jail raiders. The iocAl III.
thntitirs " 1Amaulipxa viii refuse to sMrrrnie,
another Mexican 10 the Ams~teAna
Tho United HtAtcs |. In future ~ be Tho hAi.
tle-ground of tho international Nocicty. Al
the Worid's congrsss ~ tho association, held In
this city of ahcmt, Il was decided 10 iiA III.
headquarters IN tho city u Now York, and
enter actively nlon tho propagation u tl,e ne~
ideas Ia this country. The contest MAS kns
and bitter between New York aud Moscow ~ III.
.cat u thc central propaganda h,,l The fnrnw,
city wAs finally chosen.
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Mr. Eyarls ~ lnsMrAns~.

/, When The Presidential party wins in
the White mountain. they struck \
Methodist cAmp-mceting. AMI iinmesli-
a..ly begnn ~ discus. tho lne.tioM who
should speak and whit hc should WY.
j, Naturally enough they called In
our a.cetic friend Cul. George w.
Hooper. III Brnttlelnrn, wln wNs with
tho purity, and wha~c piety Ii something
appalling
!. Toa question of Secretary Evarts
IN 10 what denomination hc WAN DON.
nectcd with, Ool, Hooper replied: Con
stltutionally am C0ngreGationAlise,
but | pay my money to tho Universal.
ists. !"
uAh," said MI. Evarts. "that will
p~vrr do; yon shouldn't pay = premium
where there are no Losses.
The end. Burlington Free Ptess.
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klnNll I IlnNv0kfn
0AMkgRo,
stsaMs. n'MA
F.xchange. Gold. silver
Government Bends
nma9hs ANA Hesd.
~ete~st~es nnsls an~ oss~~~~la
esv~Mesep 0~Mstsrd.
stsfss ass.@ - - ~ .~ss ssaa s~ssaa .@a ,~~ss
~ tsfss~ W s#~* " swss
Real Eatals Dsaeht And Sold On
Commission.
ratEs rasp pm .kfsibEArs
,*@At rsrA.t. " ~ .s~s@ itns, Assm
Asshss fass. uasaa Isss u fsamTsA ssses.
suMMEsrospxxrs
Ns~ t.st -ssslssaM, ss.n ts.
tAsensH athtwa Mastssnaa taMAt
MHssates Mu~asAe. NsssaAal Rast.
Msssrras isf~s Nasasnai HAmk.
Assox ks~ssLa. saas fass.waarn.
Sros. = RICHARDS
Insurance Agents.
CAxSos. Iowa.
ksrreS~a, scaae N iAe l~si cunt~aiss ID tha.Insa
htates, sueA - The -
UNDERWRITERS. " N~~ smk,
xsi Ana The AMERICAN, ~ ch,eass
G.. v. coA1s
Having rented hi.
MEAr MANkEr
WIN lcer soesssnsly en hand :. soo, ~ ssscrtmcnt
ran b. had In this part III te country, al whole-
sa'e - retail. ior cash and nothing else.
w sssv fss Cash. aad s~ll TOR the sam~.
Credit need Dct b. A.h~d fnr = viii NOT 10 graat.
ri. am hound ~ scli N cheap - Amy 0Mr FOR
cash, aud hop~ ~ xisc general satiafaeticn.
IoiiN ". MAYNARD.
Painter and olaxtss,
caEsco. Iowa.
=khop nearly cyy,osit. the Eirssior WIN not hr
Uxvecd IN qaallt, II work. frees ~ chcsr - any.
bodss. ai.i6
! y. MITCHELL,
AU0 TON Z GR,
NKw Osnos. iowA,
VIII CRY auction sAles IA amy part of the country
aud guarantee Satisfaction " M rAy. T~rMs reA~
sotas,e. Aslf
{ u. M''.,.n",
Mouse, sign and 0avv,agc Paint
ting,
Ghxs,u Iowa.
WV. nal'.Anp.
CAEseo. Iowa.
viii Repair Clocks,
Aud guarantee Satisfaction. Livery eleek warranted
~ run. nrinN AiouH yu.is defective rinsks to his
r.~idshss. alst liz Will ret tAtn right. Charges
reasonable.
l AUAN MANAEI1,
County Surveyor.
Nottck. rhase ~hn ~ah fur my services ~ knr.
seynr nlAy mud Me 1t my
Mestst~ne Two and Hiatt Mites North
W~st from Howard Center,
On the Ltne Hvrtuaa Rad, or, In my atteeuer may
inase wnrd with my son. lhe, Alsa rufresisonl
~iih Ms VI no~Art Center " ulrn hoy. Always
gl,s the ssetia., township snd range. 1he hnrs.y-
0ra records will M keli a ths Court lOuA~. cre~o.
LAuAN HAkNkTT,
itMG County hHrsryar.
The Centennial
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VOLCANIC
In a Lake in the Sandwich Islands.

In q Lake in the Sandwich ISLANDS.
San Francisco, March 9.-The Hon
olulu Gazette of Feb. 2Sth, contains
the announcement of Il remarkable SUBJ
marine volcanic eruption in Lake Keal-
kakeua bay, near the entrance of the
harbor. The natives report that the
eruption occurred at 3 O'Clock on the
morning of the oath, appearing in the
lake in innumerable red, blue and green
lights. In the afternoon several boats
visited the eruption, cruising over the
most active part, where the water was
in a state of peculiar activity-boiling,
and appearing as if passing over rapids,
or very much like the water at He'll
Gate, New York. Blocks of lava two
feet square came up from below, strik-
ing and Earring the boats. AT last the
waters were quiet No harm was done.
Nearly all the pieces or reaching the
surface were red-hot, emitting steam
and gas strongly sulphurous. A rumb-
ling noise was heard, like that of the
rocks in a freshet, caused no doubt
from an eruption of lava from a sub
marine crater, which is supposed to be
a crack or line of eruption extending
at least a mile from the shore.
| Another eruption, doubtless a continue
tion of the submarine assure, was
traced inland from the shore nearly
three miles, varying in width from a
few inches to three feet. In some places
the water was seen pouring down into
an abyss below. A severe shock of
earthquake was felt by those living in
the vicinity, during the night of the
eruption, which must have preceded
the outbreak. The shock was quite
severe, but no damage reported.
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upon the Howe truss plan. he designed
this structure, dictated the drawing Of
plans and the erection Of the bridge,
without the approval of any competent
engineer and against the protest of the
man who made the drawings under
Mr.. stones direction, assuming the
sole and entire responsibility himself.
The testimony of skillful engineers is,
that subjectirg an iron bridge to a
severe stra.n as a test before using it
in carrying on the traffic of a railroad
is Of no value in showing its ability to
bear repeated strains. 1t only shows
that it bore the test that time and it
may have permanently crippled it so
that its final failure was only a question
of time. That the officials of the rail-
road regarded the bridge as safe. we
have no doubt, as two of them were on
the train that went down, and all were
more Or less frequently passengers over
it
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CONGRESS SIoNAL



Washington, March 9.-Sargent sub
mitted u resolution that the Senate APP
point standing and other committees.
Agreed to. He also submitted Il reso-
luton to suspend the rule requiring the
appointment Of committees to be made
by ballot. Agreed to.
Standing and select committees were
then announced as follows:
Privileges and Elections-Morton,
chairman; Mitchell, Wadleigh, Cam
eron wis.,, Mcmillan, Hoar, Salisbury,
Merrimon, Hill.
man; Morton, Hamlin, Howe, Conk-
ling, McCreery, BSgy, Eaton, johnson.
Finance-Morrill, chairman; Dawes,
Bayard, Herman, Wallace.
Sargent. Allison, Dorsey, Blaine, Davis
Commerce - Conkling, chairman;
Spencer, Burnside, Mcmillan, Patter-
son, Gordon, Dennis, Ransom, Ram
dolph.
Military Affairs-Spencer, chairman;
Teller, Plumb, Randolph, Cockrell,
Maxey,
Judiciary = Edmunds, chairman;
Coming, Howe, C~hristiancy, Davis
TN, Thurman, Mcdonald.
~, Jones New, Paddock, Conover,
Indian Affairs-Allison, chairman;
McCreery. Cook.
Tarr;t,;a, Dotta,cop cho;,nap.
Christiancy, Chaffee, Saunders, Gar
land, Grover, Hereford.
Mines and Mining-Sharon, chair
ford, Cook, Hill.
Library-Howe, chairman; Edmunds,
Ransom.
Rules-Ferry, chairman; Hamlin,
Merrimon.
Engrossed Bills-Bayard, chairman;
| Withers, Anthony.
Enrolled Bills-Conover, chairman;
Paddock, Grover.
Levees of Mississippi River-Bruce,
chairman; Blaine, Conover, Cockrell,
Harris.
70 examine several Branches of Civil
Service-Chaffee, chairman; Conkling,
Window, Merrimon, Eaton.
Transportation Routes to Seaboard-
Cameron (Wis.l, chairman; Window,
Conover, Burnside, Saunders, Davi:
Nv. Va.), Harms, Lamar, Beck.
Sherman called up the resolution tt
refer the credentials of j. B. Eustis
claiming a seat from Louisiana, to thu
committee on privileges and elections,
Agreed to.
Without division, Grover submitted
the following: EG
Resolved, That the thirteen memo
rails here presented to the Senate by
Hon. ]. H. Mitchell. purporting to b
signed by 800 citizens of Oregon, re
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The Cabinet Outlook.

Washington, March 9.-The indica.
tons are that the Democrats generally
will vote to confirm the cabinet, or al
least will not attempt to break the quo
rum or impede favorable action.
The finance, judiciary, military and
naval committees this afternoon au.
thorized their chairmen to report back
favorably for confirmation, SchurZ,
Devens, McCrary and Thompson, to-
morrow. The other committees did
not meet, but will do so tomorrow
morning. AS Senators, Cameron,
Conkling and Morton are members of
the committee which has Evarts' nomi-
nation in charge, and are known to re-
gard 1t with disfavor, there may be
some delay in reporting it.
Keys nomination will probably be
reported tomorrow.
Senator Sherman's commission as
Secretary Of the Treasury was signed
this afternoon.
Washington, March 9.--The feeling
against the cabinet appointments has
gradually subsidized, and now only q few
disappointed office-seekers object to
them. The Presidents manner i'm
presses all who call, with his force of
character and earnestness, and shows
them he has studied the question on
which he Is acting until he has become
a master of it. Those who seek to ad-
wise him find in his modest words a
wisdom deeper than their own, and
confess it freely.
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DR.. sehenek's Standard Remedies.

The standard for all diseases of the lungs
are Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Schenck's
Sea Weed Tonic, and Schenck's. Mandrake
Pills II taken before the lungs are destroyed,a
speedy cure is effected.
To these three medicines DIR. ]. Fl. Schenck,
of Philadelphia owes his unrivalled success
in the treatment OF pulmonary diseases.
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid
matter in the lungs; nature throws of by an
easy expectoration, for when the phlegm or
matter is ripe n slight cough will throw IL OF,
the patient has rest and the lungs begin to
heal.
To enable the pulmonic syrup to do this,
Observation-Disclosures Pills and Schenck's Sea
Weed Tonic must be freely used to cleanse
the stomach aud liver. Schenck's Mandrake
Pills act on the liver. removing all obstruc-
lions, relax the gall ladder, the bile starts
freely, and the liver is soon relieved.
ScfIenck' Is Sea Weed Tonic is n gentle slim
ulant and Alternative. thu alkali OF which 1t IS
composed mixes with The food and prevents
SQUIRTING. It assists the digestion by toning up
the stomach to a healthy condition. so that
the food md the Pulmonic Sy rup will make
good blood; the l the lungs heal, and the pa
TENT will surely get well ifcarei is taken to
prevent fresh cold
All who wish TO consult DR.. Schenck, either
personally or by letter, can do so at his prin-
cipnl office, corner OF Sixth and Arch Sts.,
Philadelphia every Monday.
Schenck's medicines are sold by all drug
gists throughout the country. m7eod2m
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THE BRIDGE.
The Jury Condemn and Extenuate

The Jury Condemn and Extenuate.
Cleveland, Ohio, March 9.-The fol-
lowing is a portion of the statement OF
the coroner's jury in the Ashtabula
bridge case: 1t is from a careful con-
sideration of the evidence elected
from professionals and experts that u
verdict is made up in the matter of the
bridge, anti should it seem severe upon
the railway company or upon any of its
past or present officials, it is because
the truth, as shown by the evidence,
demands it at our hands. We cannot
do less and feel that we have discharged
our duty. Mr.. Amasa Stone, president
of the company at the time of the erec-
ton of this structure, had been for
years a prominent and successful rail-
road contractor and builder of wooden
Howe truss bridges. With the I'M
doubted intention Of building a strong,
safe and durable wrought iron bridge
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citing that II was currently reported
and generally believed that the election
OF y. F. Grover as senator of the
United States, was procured by bribery,
corruption and other unlawful means
in the legislature in the state of Oregon,
and that said L. F. Grover did cor
ruptly and fraudulently issue a certiH-
cate Of election to one E. A. Cronin,
as Pre- ,idential elector on Dec. 8, 1876,
and said L. F. Grover did bear false
witness before the committee on or
about January 6, 1877, be now referred
to the committee ON privileges and
elections, who shall thoroughly investi-
gate and report upon the foregoing
charges, with power to send for persons
and papers. Agreed to-
The Senate went into executive ses-
sion, and when doors were re-opened,
adjourned until tomorrow.
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Bankruptcy Notice.

District Court of the United States, for
the First District of Wyoming, In
Bankruptcy.
In the matter of George Higgins,
Bankrupt.
First District of Wyoming, s s
This is to give notice that IN the Oath
day of February, 1877, a warrant of
ban kruptcy was issued out of the Dis
trict Court of the United States for the
First District of Wyoming against the
estate of George Higgins, of Cheyenne,
in the County of Laramie, in said Dis
trict, who has been adjudged a bank
rupt, on his petition; that the payment
of any debts, and the delivery of
any property belonging to such bank
rupt, and to him or for his use, and the
transfer of any property by him, are
forbidden by law, and that a meeting
of the creditors of said bankrupt, to
prove their debts, and to choose one or
more assignees of his estate, will be
held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be
holden at Cheyenne, in said District.
before j. w. Fisher, ESQ.,, Judge of
said District, on the oath day of March,
A. d. 1877, at 10 o'clock a. m.
WIN. F. SwEEsY,
U. s. Marshal for said District of
Wyoming. mS-5t