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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-02-08
Legal Notices.
CIRCUIT COURT, KENOSHA COUNTY.

CIRCUIT COUkF, KENOSNA COgNTl.
CAROLINE KIMBALLl
against
THE CITIZENS GAS
LIGHT and COKE Co.,
of KenOSha.
By virtue of an execution to me directed and
delivered in the above entitled action tested the
18th day of January A: d. 1877, in favor OF the
above named Plaintiff and against the above
named Defendant, | have levied upon all the
right title and interest which the Defendant had
on the oath day of June A. d. 1876 Or has since
acquired of in and to the following described real
estate and property, to-wit All that part of
Block one ID in the city of Kenosha and in the
Fourth Ward thereof bounded as follows, viz
Commencing at the Southwest corner OF said
block running thence northerly on Ann Street
One hundred and tWenty-nine (129) feet thence
east at right angles with said Ann Street and
parallel with Rock street one hundred QO0) feet
thence south on a line parallel with Ann Street
to Rock Street thence along Rock Street to the
place of beginning. Together with the Mains,
Meters, franchises and all of the appurtenances
of whatever nature belonging to said Company
and appertaining to the manufacture OF Gas at
their works in the City of KenOsha, or which
they have in their possession. Which shall ex-
pose for sale at public vendue at the front door
of the Court House in the City of Kenosha on
the 10Th day of March 1877 at o'clock in the
afternoon of said day.
Dated at the Sheriff's Office in the City OF Ke-
nosha this Goth day of January 1871
| HUGH McDERMOTT,
35W6 Sheriff Kenosha County, Wis.
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+. A. CHAPMAN & CO.'S Cotton Sales.

We call attention to Messrs. T. A.
Chapman & Co.'s new February price
list of domestic goods on sth page. We
consider it of great value to the public
as a guide for purchasing whether they
buy the goods of them or elsewhere.
This list contains nearly all Of the
standard brands Of domestic goods
made in this country, and any one buy
ing at the prices quoted may feel conf
dent Of getting them at the lowest
price.
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Circuit Court, County OF Ken0sha.
y STATE OF WISCONSIN, To

THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, 10
Margaret SkifIington You are hereby sum-
moned and required to answer the complaint Of
Patrick Skiffington with a copy of which. you are
herewith served and which has been filed in the
Office of the clerk of the Circuit Court for Keno
sha County, at his Office, in the city of Kenosha,
and to serve a copy of your answer on us at our
Office, in the city and county of Kenosha, and
state of Wisconsin, within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive OF the day OF sucn ser
aforesaid, the said Patrick Skiffington will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
J. V. & C. QUARLES,
37we Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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KHS I'm k eoUSTK In SSt ssSb GHur
To WARREN z. BAKER =
You are hereby notified that a warrant of at
tachment has been issued against you and your
property attached to satisfy the demand OF John
dollars 1863 Now, unless you shall appear be-
fore J. M. Stebbins, a. Justice OF. the Peace in
and for said County, at his office in said city on
in the forenoon, judgment will be rendered
against you and your property sold to pay the
debt
Dated this goth day of January A. D. 1877.
36W3 JOHN F. KENNICOTT, Plaintiff.
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The preliminary examination in
the case of the State VS. Forge71Se11, was
concluded yesterday evening, and re-
suited in the honorable discharge of the
prisoner. A full history of the case
will be given in our next issue.
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COLE-HA TCH the residence of the brides
mother, on Prairie Avenues Kenosha, Feb. 18th,
1877, by the Rev. w. E. Walker, Merwin Cole,
ESQ.,, of Sparta, Wis. and Miss Nellie L. Hatch.
[Another of Kenosha IS fair daughters has gone
from our midst May prosperity attend her.]
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HOLLOwAY's OINTMENT.-Erysipe-
as and all nflamatory diseasesiyield to dilligent
use of this powerful preparation. In the foot
hand and neck, their approach should be checked
1t once-if supperation ensues, danger is immi-
eopardizing life. This ointment viii remove the
disorder, without cutting, pain or peril % cents
per box or pot. 1872
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KENOSHA COUNTY,
e City of KcnOSha,
ss In Justices Court,
ss' j. M. StebbinS, J.P.

To Warren E. Baker
You are hereby notified that warrant of at
tachment has been issued against you, and your
property attached to satisfy the demand Of
christopher W. George, amounting to thirty one
and 43-10Oth dollars Now, unless yousshall APP
Peace in and for said County, at his Office in said
CITY. on the 10Th day of February A. D. 1877, at
9 O'Clock in the forenoon, Judgment will be rem
dered against you and your property sold to pay
Dated this 3Oth day of January, A. D. 1877.
CHRISTOPHER w. GEORGE,
36w3 Plaintiff
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Attention.

Farmers and all other persons in need of good
chill and other lumber, don't fail to improve the
time in getting a supply of that Coon GULL
LUMB ER at bottom prices, at the new lumber
yard of L. W. MILLER, North Of Main st. Bridge.
Office in Durkce's new Elevator. BOWS
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Advertised Letters

FgVHE following is a list of letters remaining I'M
q. called for at the Kenosha Post Office, Keno
sha County, Wis, for the week ending Feb. 18th,
1877, and which will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office at the expiration of so days unless called
for.
Brown F w Kneff Reun be
Cloub Henry Leach Mrs Bell 2
Dulkoof Reinh ZachrissOnLadd j w
Fisher Teresia [DulkoffOsbom Mrs Elvira
Hanson, Miss Anna Rank Magga
Hugel Paul SUMMONS Hon ) I'll
KaSSon H TalcOtt Will E
Ramp Peter
To obtain any Of the above letters the appli-
cant must give the date of this list
CHARLES FRANTZ, P M.
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e. 4 Z. %

HITCHCOCK-In this city, Jan. 81, 1877, Albert
Harris, infant son of Rev. Henry G. and Mary
L. Hitchcock, aged eight weeks.
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The Racine AdUocdte says: "The
probabilities are that the election to
fill the vacancy on the bench of the
First Judicial Circuit of Wisconsin will
end in triangular fight for the suffra-
ges CT the dear voters. Hon. I. G..
Paine has announced himself an indie
pendent candidate; the present incum-
bent, Hon. J. t. Wentworth, isstrongly
urged by his friends for reelection,
and the bar are supporting the nominee
of their convention, Hon. A. D. Thorn
as, and the canvas promises to become
very interesting"
AS stated in the last issue of the
TELEGRAPH, Hon. J. T. Wentworth,
the present Circuit Judge, has yielded
to the urgent solicitations of his friends
and consented to become a candidate
for reelection. He is strongly endors-
ed by the bar of Walworth county, and
has the universal respect and esteem of
the voters of the entire circuit, IRE
spective of party. We are further in
formed that in the event of Judge
Wentworth's becoming a candidate,
Hon. A. d. Thomas will retire from the
canvass; but for this we do not vouch,
The past two weeks have been de-
cidedly springike, but the knowing
ones and weather prophets, predict a
terrible retribution.
-McEnery has moved his stock into
Kimball Block and proposes to make 3
permanent establishment.
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Attend Mr. Kings readings Mon
lay evening.
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In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
they secrete too much or too little water; or
whether they be afflicted with stone or gravel, or
with aches and pains settled in the lojns the
regions OF the kidneys, these Pills should be
taken according to the printed directions, and
the Ointment should be well rubbed into the
back at bed time This treatment will give almost
, 1877-06-22

It seems they have jurics In Michigan who ure
as much opposc'! u, Furnishing criminals rs Is
ono vi tho Chtcago Judges. The otEcr day.
judge l!orT, OF tho Kent Circuit, administered
a stinglug rcbuke to Jury wlllcl. l'a.l s!gnaltY
failed to. pcrtorn its dnty. a',l which Ind In
effect committed perjury In refusing to render
a ycrlllrt Of eu!!t where the proof was clear
aud un!mpcachcd;
4 woman named 1iAun WlLsnS had been tried
and acquitted for stealn. some goos, much 10 thu
SURPRISE of every one. Two men, named o.oEn.
ksSa and 1EoHo!; ALEXANDER, ~cFc arrested at
and pleadetl guilty, npe Of them swearing on tho
ssial OF the woman thst ho received the property,
knew Il WA stolen. Upon bvtnR artaEened fot sen.
tence IL ins!se remarked to them: "ldonnt think
The law eontsmplat<s puntshlnR any accclsory
after tho fact after acqnlltal OF tue principal
Hence cannot Pronounce sentsneo sgslnss 10Y.
and. when you took the property from undec tho
sidewalk, did no wrong. You are discharged"
, 1877-06-22

II The straugling OF half scoro Of mon
in the coal regions Of Pennsylvania ycster-
day will tcach tho surviving Alolties to respect
tho property and rights OF othsr1 in tho fiji
turo, 1t was most excellent job. Tho ,n,,r-
t1srod men wcro bosses in tho ,ninea, intruat-
ed with tho operation Of enterprises repra*
sentng gFnt dn'ulcial intcreasa, and they
excited tl,S wrath OF the employees by nu
effort to estsblisl certain rules essential for
the protection Of law md order. For this
they were brntally murdered by n gang Of
wretches whose lnwlc.. natures resented re-
stra,nt. Banded together and rcliaut uno,,
tho fear In which individual members
might hold the organization, shey established
u scheme enabling them to control the work
for which they wore employed, anl, with tho
british instinct Of thoir rpco, they thrust
into tho grave any man who opposstl tl.um.
Tho condemnation OF few OF their fellows
aroused the tribe to the presence Of danger.
aud supoEhuusa, exert,ons were made to So
cnro the safety OF Tho condemned. Failing
In this, they are now filled with threats of
vengeance. and they promise bloody sotEi-
button upon the officers Of the low, who
managed to 10 taoir duty after fashion,
though IN 4 weak-kncetl Imitation OF tho
manner in which 1t should haye been 1ono.
The job having been commenced, 1t should
bo prosecuted until order IL restored It, tho
coal-1niuea, ar tie Lost Sfollto slng,liro las
been 5cmosselessly clicked to death.
, 1877-06-22


This Chicago produce markets were active yes.
tcrday, md somc Of them were unscttlcd by
tho continued bait weather. Mcsa pork closed
Gc per bsl lower, at $11. G5Gb13. 10 for Jnly
and s13. 15ia13. l7n for August Lard cloeed
cnscs, at ss. G2H for July and 50. 0oD0. OK
for August. Meats were nrmer. at 4Ae for
loose shoulders and 7c for do short ribs. High
wines were unchanged, at ST. o7 per gatlon.
Lake fsciehts wcfo moro active and krn,er, at nc
for corn 10 DuGalo. Flonr was antct and easy.
Wheat c!orcd 1G1Hc lower. at 31.44 caah and
s1426e1. 4.k for july. Corn closed .&01xc higher.
al 45Mc cash md 4Gc for July. Oats ctotcl SIC
lower, ut 38e cash and 35Ac for July. Nyc WINS
dull, at Coo. Barley was nominal. At 7Jc bid for
new No. 9. seller September. Hogs werc excited.
and advanced 15eb2ic, with na1cs At 3l.B56b3. 15
for common 10 eslnlco. Cattle wcfo quiet and
hrncr. Sheep were dull. Ono hun1tcd do1tats
In gold woa.d buy s105, 20 In grcenb4cka It the
close.
, 1877-06-22

with vhioh to lenyo America, Tho Or1ler
o1cotrd corntv commissioners and built
ioif. IN, otI,ors II occrnv, It chose jury
commissioners. who nncted thu courts OF
;ustice # m;oht h,ve u fnca: and II elected
ch,efa ~ Police County Commissiouers
cho.en t,v ita nowsr ea& In convention to de-
teFp,ino tho price Of innocent blood and to
revani those who ha, shed Il. Il wss Of no
par,y, It almost elected to the highest court
Of The conutv man to whom. II Ind already
de,ecatcd the work Of Nh nssnssfr, and for
pay It helped to elect Republican Gov.
crnor. who has Bincs signed It's tlcath-
warrant With snch mower aa tllis,
il II auy wonder that tho price Of blood wns
low. tl,at At was the standard rrico for mur-
, 1877-06-22

Of tho half and quarter dollar and If
The dino and hA1f-tlime wcro reduced,
those coins ceasin8 to be a leRa1-tandcr for
aums over 81, but tho ailror dollar remained
A aiegnl.tender for all suma aud for all debts.
So tho law remained until Feb. II, 1874. On
tho l+th Of 1n1y, 1870, tho date Of tho con-
dollar Of tl2I grains WINS standard coin Of
tho United States, in tho pny.
ment Of tho bonds issued Under any con.
tract made under the inv Of said July II,
1879.
In fa72 Congress- revised the Coinngolaws,
and hero ii The way the silver dollar WAS dc-
monetizcl:
src. 15 That The silver coins Of tho limited state.
shall be trada tlnlar, half aol1as, or nt!y:eent
piece. ouArter tallsr. or twenty y.6ve.cent piece,
diule. or trn.ecnt niece; md the We1Eht of The
8rado dollar thalt bu ionf hnnl1rc1 md twenty
grains troy; the weight OF tho half dollar shall be
twelve Grnu.s tgfammea> and nnc.half uf gram
tgramme]; tho quarter dollar and tho .iiutc ahatl
he, respectively, uno.half snd one.hfth of the
weight Of Tatd half dn1tAr: and SAID rctns shalt 10
a !egat.tendcs at their nominal valne for nnr
amount not exceeding tvo dollars III any one pay.
menl.
SEC. II. That no coins, either Of gold. aitrcr OF
minor eo!naGc, shall hereafter he tssned from the
Mint nthcs than those nj The denominations. stand.
ars!s. and weights herein ses forth.
It will bc soen TINT tho silver dollar wns
"snt down upon :" md acuonetized, not d.
rectly, but by emitting It from the list Of
coins thereafter 10 bo coined. Tic net of
1879, however, did not change tho act Of
1870, md silver dollars OF tho standard
~, x1o1 3xsr
, 1877-06-22

Judge lsASos evidently doesn't think much
Of tue throat by tho "First Batch" TINT they
won't testify against tho "second without
Immunity for themselves. lIo says II they
don't furnish evidence they will 60 10 JAIL
probably on tho principle TINT whisky mnn
does not tako kindly 10 tho Jug
, 1877-06-22

With view to discovering Tho cause Of
11r. l'lckAuD's Resignation rs Superintendent
OF Public Schools, tho Council has do.
Glued 10 net shcrcupon, aua laid tho 1nattor
over To sec il the Obstacles in tho way Of his
re1nainfuy cannot be removed. Some Of tho
1nemborn have q suspcion That by siapping
tho Board Of Ealucaion pretty hard on tho
coanser q metallic sonnts may be evolved
something in tho nature Of o ring, for iu.
str
, 1877-06-22

well believe the frrth ,tpnrt that nAyArp TATton
Will hare rtther the IsM.fIan or German MiaftonAt
he would t,e must excellent man in either place.
There arc manY ntheF go'i iurclcn places rttll
an rnttrr change In the diplomatic rcr*icu. Since
tho warm weather tct In, hlr. t1sNMr 3. SAsronn.
formerly of tannecticnt and now uf Flnr1da. IN:
Warrington fur hs old place in tc1glan,, ard fonc
70 Enr1pe ~ rslratn cltizrn-tn itc rreht frltef
n certain rcn.r af the Cabinet tnt hcf trlcnds'
i ta among the current f.oricA That STANLEY
MArrHKwa broke In upon tbr ScetttatJ % atate
enc morning with tho observation, ''Look here.
EvAnTr. yon and HAYES must give cAxrn!to son's'
thing, OF We must stop dining wtt! lin u
, 1877-06-22

The Springfield {siass.) tttpxNiean, which
keeps pretty sharp cse on diplomatic news
aud things, throws OF the following In care
less, random sort OF way; but still # may 10 oil
substantially true. especially rs to sANsoRp:
ThcEe SCENE 10 bs no doubs that OEoRox Wilt.
IAN Cunfts haa had thn o1cs Of aad declined the
English nlts.inn. II il plsee which suita neIthes
hs tasto, ambition. nos pur4e. There 10 more talk
OF HAMILTON F1s for it, and II does nut sccna like
" that 10 would be psr.laseat 10 pb.tlnseY In le-
eliniu3 hut baek Of ali tho Others lIca Nj.
Sroraurox. tho Rsv York lswyot, who present.
the Muas Influential men In thu party. Wv cau
, 1877-06-22


,,,1l avis. n ,ha Eaa,or,, conr,t;cn,,or ,tot
INV 1,of, to a general vnr. craving mt NJ
,Lo ,,,n;foat determination of sarvio II foi.
Inv IN tl,a stena Of mania. nni1 sav.r hcr
connection with rnrkev. Notwithstond,no
t,,o strcnuoua eirorts of Tho Car and princo
Con7scr.xoyr In koon sorr,o on;ot onI
noutr,t. Il now 1ook. IA II sho would f1.ctaro
her tndenendenoo. md nranare To maintain h
hv forco' Az soon Al Tho Russian, arc ,vcr tho
nanubo. 1tia no secret. also. Tint nj thu re,
ccnt meetino Of Tho Czar and Prince A111.u
Mt ploic4l m ARRANGEMENT was concluded
allowing III, Ruasions rassapo aerosa scry;nn
tcrr;tory. II they dos;ro To anproach Turkis,,
eo,l from Tint direction. Anv novemcnt
which tends to drnu servia into tho conflict.
wh,ch tbrcntons 10 change hor re,etjona to.
words rurkoy, md constitute lcr nm indo.
pendant slayouio State, or which iudicatca tho
nossibi1itr even Of On occupation bv Russia.
mnst of necessity involve Austrio II, thu
str,,oufo md connel hor to occupv Doan,a.
u.rzecov,ra ani servio M far M ,ha vottov
~ .to Noroya. ,hu, rea]ixino tbo cheriabcd
;,ro,n, NJ l,.r million. NJ tl,xcnntonte1 sc],v..
- ,,a;,;ro theaa rrtnc,n.,,t1oa l., m, oror.1
e,oaan,o r,n,,Ira rr,ho ,no,,,,;1,t;,,, er H..
au.,-ion t~oona r., Tronavlvonia mi m ~
as..;.. ,.on,ia- x,h;oh h.. o1ro,;,x Raw =.
c,,,c;, unon. Ia an nnmi,tatol,lo in,ioo,ion ~
t,,s,-,os, ,,o,;,v aud ~ tha nre,1omir.,co ~
VI. sc,av;o s1c,rant in her courcils
~, ,,,,,t .,,a,,2 1v;11 A,,strio, ,a,,a,,.,,
,o.a,,1o % ,ho ',vnr in nnloor,a or viii !, in'
oraoso ,,s arc. onl ,lroo In othcr rovers
, 1877-06-22

The Car te|e;1aphs to friend In Oshkosh:
UT l. impossible to say whea or At what point
the $50 newspaper correspondents now In Rou-
mania will cross the Danube. They may 70 this
wcek. and, II they do Il vii! b either higher up
OF lower down than was expected"
, 1877-06-22
PERSONAL.

# Ia
.,, 1otsna"' .",oen'na.a,s, 'aS T. c,nr,nn.'.
w., -, 70 ~" ' -, ,,'," A.
lno opEaaguo1o fssP4ot'7o1 F"Ja 1aAt M.
Smallcy'a entertainments arc perfect ~ *orks OF
art.
Mfr. Jnrnos OFNct], nf Chicago, was re.
Gently married IN Now York 10 MIss ksicn qulnlan.
of Cleveland, aged 70.
r,raa,tlent frhfera Is rDrortod to 'baye snfJ
.h., h ,xoo,d ,x. cvcrv ,I1st1nrtfon In no,s.,sra
for ,ho rtoht n rcar enau1cts when war il rucnr,
,,,''s e. r...,.s. ~. I.,,.x ...,,,., ,,,.,
,,a rno,., n,v.oon,r h1u,orfst /. M ma. and t1n
ama,Jc.nn n n1r ,rhore i'm certain rftn, humor In
III, rcmoyt -, tho san Franclsco wrLtcr.
1,--.7,..... -. ,u,,.,
1ameh e'osuon 4'c''ao'' n'ss osun "u''no.
By bis friends noi TO ENCOURAGE .ao aeas'oh snat
sno Peup.e y. Ne" w s'S ss"' -: 'A s'. N"s :.
% aam: 49,. =, ,,'.n' ~ a's, ,,,,n 3-S'
~ :, -. ~, 80. "a. s,-..
Ms' tMya'" 1n5"e wiz A"Aa wv .oas ''e1'
tton tn two years thss summer: no has heen WORE.
tnE nara on tae new 1ork .''oo"o VI !"to' auo
nnua It not 4" h9rceaoe 10 "s'to " luz p'eco ~"
IL To wall Tot tic Inspiration 10 eoma'
Tie Now York Herald plumed itself on its
achievement Of receiving by cable tho letter OF
Victor ssaEo to Alfred Tcnnyson. Tho LonRon
Ittfd'drh OF me 1lh containing she 'e,!et seaensa
thaN eonati3 oe'oss 'ae 1'efa'as <s"e e'psNa
A'ot
It IL .afd that GroNt change has been OBJ
served In Hobart raahs, tho head OF tho Turkish
n,vy anc. the death Of tls wife, 10 whom hs Was
sincerely attached, ltts sccklcssucss At t.mes
s.s,,s 10 be not auflcteptly tempered with dIsere.
lion.
,r,,o 1K,rti u.en n nnascn,tno nronoun In
lily. -, n.asrs r,,o. sr,,.,, ,osds m, Nav
yo,t po.t IN meaning thai tho reviewer cutettans
1,rc ,.r nf tho Euclish noyc.w writer to that held
h, N.nnleon of nadams IL stael. when lc said OF
mr., t,as .,,a was ndI,uuised a, woman"
's, -. 49,. ,..,h ..
htiss a'at5 oa1'ohe'' "aoSe ueatu va ~. ~.
Gently announced. wa lannon's ~ Eneiena ~, nss .
phllanthrop'e ca"'ts On behalf OF women aaa 'ao
children Of tue pooF' shs went on sewers, hlsons
10 'ha'a a"a "'o'e 'asn5 oooHe ~ ...."s.,. A..
s,a@oaa,. ssaoom n''3 ''' p''''' s'"~"'
''''.* ,,,.r,v
b0mo tl'scfepaue'es oce"s AZ tno o!oR'aFoy
ot Mimic Cnmtines. printed n ihe nc" iosk
NsHttraftd 1*"s*s. It !e stated shat sue was oo.h
In 1859. the heroine OF foaancs ~ - aaa onas
ten years latet. snce sho hat been massiea
number Of ycara, there 70 something wrong ~ sao
agures. Ths year OF her hiEth Or shat Of net
Eomance has been mtsstated. .-pcfhopd laey "es'
s,uultaneous.
, 1877-06-22

Tho Mollio 1Iaguirca wish It understood
that they hayo no connection with tho gen.
tle1nau over In Wiilcsbarro whose execution
WINS rrecipitatod by IN il1-atlvisod atsond-
anco at O Dcmocratio Convcntfnn.
, 1877-06-22

motion for a now trial IN tho caac OF
bEu111s md HonnEg, convicted Of con-
spiracy to rob tho tomb Of LINCOLN, hos boon
ovcrrs,led, md tho marnulers sentenced ono
year oach ut Joliet A most righteous de-
ciEion-as far as it goes.
, 1877-06-22

sunday, ns o'clock In the af,rnoon, the Dac-
ca'aurcate sermon will hc preas setl In unlyersI-
" Hall by President AHaEIf,. toudny anothcr
examination Of candidates for S1mission will
occur. Tuesday will bo Classify, whcn tho
,,sual exercises viii be pcrformetf,Y tic class,
and the alun,n! will be addressed by Dr. En-
Muxn ANpnEws, Of Chicago. he regular
ceremonies attendant upon Com. cnccmcnt
Day will be observed, "A already lated, on
Wrt1nr41inr.
, 1877-06-22
THE FOUR PER CENT D0ND3--H0W
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onio't"n"''y ~ NV -, .on.'1s' n,' 49, WAN
ots"a~S, o..to'' ~ . ""e u
iccos., :" 'Ao aeu"'o ~ ,''' ~ 'otso toe
INC os'' oo''''no11S'ue sue ''''o' oo'iaF' "'nco
mr. secretary oakaaA" oppoae" 'no 1e''one-
uza'ion ol sno s..'es . oo.las' 4e.' ~ 70 uoing
tue "'Soonl anu 'ofar's". M " 'lo oeaa,os
sum- oo 'l"es''onea' no Aios.e"n people,
ho"osost n"So aoel'e, 'u's'es e- ~ .u's 0aos-
''on ta"n '"' pi.ssA '"S'o" =. u.s. a'."'."s
cohS's'eue3' sn' WV senef'4 .',a"aa " 'Ae
coua.'S los Wv .oos'"s.o' - ~ sAo o''."' =.
lto'-lo'o l" nts 70 oo aasnce'. nor Fo!octoa
because Romeboay IN 1868 voted 70 ooollsfl
tho coinnno Of TINT dollar.
With nil rasueck for tho Hocrotorv of thu
:, ~. IL. ..L.,,.-
A'e'ao'3 ~" ~ A''' P"'A'o.'"'' AoA' '"nB "
anu experience, wo arc compelled to say that
tho akil1fuiness Of his recent letter concerts
Inn tbo ro,r In whin1, thn 4 nor ccnt honda
"n
afo ~ W Pa.. oo'" 1.os eoi"l,onao'o 1os !'7
weAkness+ Technically, tho lottor may DO
within the strict tormB OF tho law, but hair
shifting On question of nublio po]icv IL not
r.. ,s,t. .,. -. 1.41.. a., .,.,.,,s a.,
luSs' III 'a'S ...''' '" o...''' ~" l"o.o VI t"o
purchasers u bonus. Inc poiatot tho letter
ia to answer The question, In what coin will the
4 mar cant bonds bo mid at maturity7 Thntis
vi,ot sacrctory grrnv.s In },;a ,ottcr ,,r,1cr-
,o1,a. ~ to1t on1 ,,o,v ,1oou Il. ,o,, IN IT,
a.v.. m Thai nj this time .l,oro il M co;u
;..ral ~ ,aauof,,o IN which Tho ,,rsnc,nol ~
~. 4 nor can't },on,1a /. rc]e,n,o,,,c. or intor-
~ ,,,sah,. o,oont T., ,,,a ,,,,d oo,n, .rthe.
,zst m ,l,e 1ttb of Iuly. 1S70. fo1 rhat ,ho
0overnuont eracta h, .,cbanro for thas,
, 1877-06-22
Speaking OF f1Iot-prolucinS States, tic De-

Speaking Of Idot~prolucins States, tic De-
troit Tribune fays:
II Obso raises larger crop Of great raen to tho
acre than her ulster Co,n,c1iweAltts fc also pro-
lMtes more tdnss. Al u convention OF officers OF
tics were read showing that Ohio ,ad 4D Idiots In
her aaylrms. whilst lac largest number any other
Stale was .4n III ptnnsyisAnia.
The Detroit Tribune ts tnlktakcn. The truth
Is not TINT Ohio produces nlore idiots tlnn other
States, but that Il takes letter care OF them.
In Michigan, for instance, idiuts instead Of be-
inE put IN asyluns and statistics. nre left to run
at large in tlic newspaper o11Ircs.
, 1877-06-22

"When pnin anil anguish wiring the brow, a
nlnt<testng angel thou" KELLY, onc VI tho
tloan,c.l Aiolic Atagnircs, sent fur Mrs. JAMES,
whose husband hr l,asl murdered. and begged
her forgiycncss, wllerrat slc In turn begged tho
privilege OF llunginy linn.
, 1877-06-22

Nearly cold enough for freezing at mon on
Midsummcr's day, In tho latitude Ut II degrees
53 minutes nurti.. Wl,at Rrc we coming tot