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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-07-19
Farm and Stock.
FATTENJNG ANIMALS.

FATTENJNG ANIMALS.
very common error amo1g farmers
which needs correction, is the opinion
that animals may be fattened in few
weeks, and fitted for market, by heavy
feeding. or, a. it 10 termed, by pushing
Many farmers do not think of beginning
to fatten their hogs or cattle for early
Winter market until Autumn has actually
commenced. Their food is then suddenly
changed, and they are dosed with large
quantities of grain or meal. This sudden
change often deranges the system, and it
is frequently sometime before they re.
cover from it. From observation and in
quiry, we find that the most successful
managers adopt very different course.
They feed moderately, with great regu.
lsrity, and for longer period. The most
successful pork raiser that we have met
with commences the fate ming of his swine
for the Winter market early in the pre-
ceding Spring. In fact, he keeps his
:, oung swine in q good growing con dition
ali through the Winter. He begins mod
erately and increases the amount gradu
ally. never placing before the ANIMAL
more than it can freely eat. With this
treatment, and strict attention to the COM
fort and cleanliness of the animal. his
Spring pigs at ten months old usually ex |
coed three hundred pounds. and have
sometimes gone as high as four hundred
and fifty pounds, and pigs wintered over
reach weight of i've or six hundred.
Make a strong soap. suds, using hot
water; when it is cold, wash the skin in
it, carefully squeezing it between the
hands to get the dirt out of the wool:
then wash the soap out with clean cold
water; next dissolve alum and salt. of each
half pound 10 little hot water, which
)ut into tub of cold water sufficient toll,
;over the skin, and soak it IN 1t over night
" twelve hours; now hang the skin over
pole to drain; when well drained spread
r stretch carefully on q board to dry
t need not be tackled if drawn out several
ines with the hand while drying. When f
ct little damp, fprinkle pulverized salt q
etre and alum-an ounce each mixed to
ether-on the flesh side, rubbing it ip =
Tell. 1t is now to hang in the shade un- 3,
i perfectly dry. When entirely dry. a
Grape the flesh side with q blunt knife toll
smove any scraps of flesh. Trim off all p
rejecting points, and rub the flesh side =,
18th pomace or rotten stone, and with d.
'e hands. Prepared in this way. it il
bite and beautiful. suitable for door.
at, and also nice for the feet in a sleigh Z
wagon In cold weather.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-07-19
MARK THESE FACTS

THE TESTIMONY OF THE WHOLE woRL[
| H0LL0WAYS PILLS.
Il had no appetite; holloway's Pill
have me hearty one''
Your Pills are marvellous"
II send for another box and keep then,
in the house,"
"Dr. Holloway has cured my headach.
that was chrcnic."
II gave one Of your Pills to my bab.,
for cholera morbus. The dear little thing
not we'll in q day"
My nausea of a morning is now cured"
"YOur box of Holloway's Ointment
cured me of noises in the head. Irubbe,
some OF your Ointment behind the ears
and the noise has left.''
''Send me two boxes; want one for
poor family"
II enclose dollar; your price is 81
cents. but the medicine to me is worth al
dollar"
s.Send me five boxes of your Pills"
Let me have three boxes of your
Pills by return nail, for Chills and
Fevcr.'
have over 200 such testimonials a.
these. but want of space compels me tol
conclude.
FOR CUTANEOUS DISORDERS.
And oil eruptions of the skin, this Oint-
mcnt is most invaluable, 1t does not bea
alone. but penetrates with the
most searching effects to the very root of
the evil. ~
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-07-19

the EASTERN MONTANA
MINING
SIM ELTING
COMP ANY.
TRUSTEES:
L. 8. Wilson, Geo. w. Wakefield,
Horace Aunis, w. j. Davies,
J. s. Mendenhall, P. w. Meadow,
A. q. Brawner, Walter Cooper,
w. w. Anderson.
Announce to the public that the com
paDy is now organized upon q fair and
basis All laws and regu ations
joint stock companies nave
oeen complied with; certificates of stock,
'tock books, &C., have been procured; .
melter, water pOwer) with appropriate
md good machinery, is now upon the
,round, nearly ready for operations.
, 1877-01-24
The Per.Mile System of Taxation
In Iowa Declared Consti.
, tutional.
Discrimination Between the Atlantic
Cities Discussed in New York.
Enqineers' Strike on the Indian
apolis, Bloomington &
Western.
interesting 1tcma from tho Iowa
Honds.

TIE IOWA 1i1AILHOAD-TtAN LAW.
Tho Iowa lax law requires tho railroads run.
ming through or within that State 10 submit 10
the authorities list of all tho property lhcy
pnestss or usc within tho State, onto year,
for State taxation. On this tho Census Doarl
Of the State lories tho regular State tux. This
aggregate of taxes Is thcu divided along tho
entire line OF each road by counties, anl each
county receives such proportion OF tho whole Is
tic number Of miles Of roat1 in that county
bears to tho wtuic distance. The City Of Du-
luq,lc some time ago sued tic Chicago. Dubuque
g. Minnesota and tho Chicago, Clinton & Du-
buquc Rallroads In tic Dubuque District
Court to cvn.nel them to ,pny, tar to
The st on s the r9nsrty g WITH ! tho sty
railroad. its track, bridges, n,achlnc-shops,
and rolling stock atl entirety wns t.nconstt,t-
tional. Tho people along tho lines Of theso
roaIs outsil9! of nnbu1ue, as well rs the rsil.
roals were taxed equally per mile, giving this
Contfcs through which the roatls pass an op1or
tunity to draw their rcven,ic by a.propcr liyts-
Ion Of thc taxes. II was atso clafmcd TINT the
river cities receive greater, benefit from ratl'
rnaA approximately thnn the Interior country,
Tor through their trade and business, the princf-
pal oil'ers and nachinc-shopa being located At
these points, they reap TIC cream, ,;tno,s,l Il
ever, declared tic law Unconstitutional. The
cnse was appealed 10 the Supreme Court Of tho
State, aud d day or two agu il decision was given
reversing the decree Of tho Court below. TITO
tic power Of tho Legislature To prc-
scribe this special mode Of valuation
as applied to this class Of property,
but that its provisions arc wtae and just, CON
sl,!crlng the imprlcscab!lity of arriving Mt any
thing lko Just results, by leaving tug assess
| ment aud valuation to be made by Gael, Town
ship and City Assessor In which the road may
be Ii, paft situated.
, 1877-01-24

A conference OF several commercial organ(za-
t1ons was held In NEW York u tlay or two ago to
consider tllc question Of discriminating freight
tariffs. Afr. Theodore +. Lees, NJ the Cheap
Transportation Association, addressed tic meet
Ing. lie said tho progress Of New York dur!nytllc
pust toward M equitable position Indicate
a tendency to uniform rates between Rcaboarl
ritics mt, tho West without distinction between
local and competitive business. About year
agu tho city wis embarrassed by n a[sc7imtna-
tiou Of fully tU0 pur cent against It; but this
htate Of affairs ial been 1tlUtltflct!, aftCr nany
tariff agreements had been cntrrcd into by tho
different rualls, anil there IA n0H but small per
rcntage against New York. between New York
nnl Baltimore ttcro H. he satl, Discrimination
OF IL per cent OIL local business, under which
nd been tassc,l tho shipments Of Eastern Job
hers tu Western buyers. But while the rail-
roads discriminate ngnlnst New York to that
amount, the New Workers. in their system of
curtngc and delivery discriminate to u much
greater extent, anli woultl be well torrncly tho
ENORMOUS grievances Tint wcrc entirely within
control bcluru they discussed nnl condemned
tuo l,arstlly u tnrfr-pasIs about which there WIS
bouru doubt aa tu having basls nt NIL.
Several other gentlemen spoke OF tl!o necca-
htty uf providing better tcr1nllal facilities FL
pal1y a Committee w.la appointed to Investigate
the facts .illIcr the present formula nud to re-
port plan Tor rcmcdyinE tho cTlla couiplalnel
, 1877-01-24

~ "S As~.s1' ~ = "N ''.t"e'
CHICAGO jan @.-sceing that 50 much tas
1trht md sunlirht. AM faIn to mid mv mint.
-, threo ~ ,,t,,ors ntro,lv nu1lf.hcd rnn.n,n.,,
~ t"ose w. o''s'e a4"3 ".T.N,
rs 4 Iempcr OK OUT lau'lly Aas oeun aullctsas
from nervous disease for somcthing moro than
n wear. In order to dispose Of some chronic con-
iitinrs wr tI,n,trht nrourr In try Gen. p]c,..
.s",, a.rat ~ - .sso,,.,,J ,,1h.. T., 49,
oh.ors neto" ~ .no ~. ,t s ~ .,o
manner recommended ny alm' Altcr consult
Ing cur family physician n gentleman Of s1pe-
r!or medical attainmcnta and Unusual abllity)
H., ,I,;.,tl ,,r n war. . te1o, ~ n n Ia uoM
NJ ~, "o ~ . .,'A"o 90 y. ~ Nv"
aometh'hg over th'ce "ee1s h,neo We nau our
windows ttcsi with tho new easllee, bilt tho fnys
Of sunshine lsaye been 10 sltfu1 tint wc cannot
xneok 81 nosftirclv as we wou]l lI1;o. b.t ,yo
% IN, n orov,nr conf}1cncc ma nm intcn5ed, IN
Our experiment, II we llasc ohe'ca TUG lhsttac-
ttons from Zen. T. There must, OF course, bo
fl,e proper adfntxt,1re of tho btuc and
s,,n-rovs. else thc writer Inns mistaken
H'S' .' ..,,.'.,s. ~. ,s,.s..
ye"s " tna s"nlIs.. III nnsn
~ Lno u,u ts. Na WY Wy .asi. . ~. Tsf
LOO G1u. q tu Wills "num @ "easiu " ~. ttI , GSS!,
=! huse@ss i. tn1 pustieuA! eAPca!u1tns P1, tana @
!. oso M1a ~ w 10 r,,t,a ~ a1rey,. s,
may hot oe ottea, eestaal la!eS u!Mnys us!hs
apnlcaoiG " cgleall1 e9ia'tions' "at1mi etstaa
pleseF!ueu !nne' , ~ s1pn1" w su.!ae'snt , WIT
rahty tnaI th!s ,nettnu M llas ~ ulany o,a',c.s
M !!sen ~ "opeaeu ~ . .tna ~, a,,,o ~ = t.sA ~.
@ Mno Nv NV ~ ~ @ ~ 10 as,a ~ ~ H.,
itIe ana,ael'1scs a. W. w ~! .es! e.ai
20 kn1W taaI HthGts afe .esss .1 aIs,.aa u,a
W. wy tiat otncss MY Igap sov,usao.ss w.! Masin,;
Hc NEo ttAhEsa't auoAi*ie ANs t''o AV"ES' uaf u
, 1877-01-24
THE INVESTIGATORS.

REPORTS IN PROSPECT.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 2l-1t is expected
tlat tho special House Committees on the
Presidential Elections In Florida and South
Carolina wlll make their reports at tho close Of
th!s week. The Morrison Committee will cn-
dcavor to make their report on the Louisiana
question before the bill Of the Joint Committee
Of Congress for determining the Electoral qucs-
tton shall have been disposed Of by the IIousc.
The Sub Committees ot the Senate Commit
inittcc On Privileges Anl Elections, md Of the
House Committee on Rights, Privileges, ast!
Duties OF the llousc n Counting the Electoral
that, rs the former ilrst called or the Western
Union Telegraph Company for certain tclc.
grams, It should first ayc them, except s,lcll "
wcrc recently mentioned III tho, sta,clne mt Of
House.
, 1877-01-24

Mr. C. ". Sluft, Gcuczal Freight Agent Of
tic Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy Railroad, re-
cclyed dispatch from Rochester yesterday
stating that II tho present the weather contL'l-
urs the troubles Of tho Eastern roads On account
VI snow.hlorknllcs will soon he over. One thou
sand c.lrloals ot freight left locllcstcr for New
number will fulhw from t,aY to day until ult tic
lrcigut nov vi tho trarks Is shipped forward.
On account vi thu suow-bluckattcs on the
Eastern l!nes, the Western rnals were grelt!y
embarrassed, as thu freight they brought hcse
BESIDES, thuy ayc suffering for tho want of ours,
Must vi lh, rulltg-stock 0n hand being now
luatIcl anil ready to 70 forward. Tho cars
whc.. arc how going forward to New York and
other Eastern poInts will have to hc returned
here bciorc tho Western roAds will feel much
relief.
, 1877-01-24


Miss Louise Polucroy who is now playing al
engagement at McFickcs's Theatre, comes here
with good recommendations from the East.
She has received III tho newspapers OF New
York and Boston many favorable NOTICES. sAo
Is young anl con1cly In appearance. shc las
evidently been trained BY competent muster,
and llas tho intelligence to comprehend Ills
Lessons. When this has been said IN her favos
tue teF!Hs t4 honest r1tsc Lave been exhausted.
Ut genius she Heclns " have not spurk. The
taIent which shr may possess + nut perhaps
shown to tho beat advantage IN Jt4!tet, Which IL
part no n,ero novice rau hops to cssay with suc-
CESS; but, Judged only BY thc perform
.nss p % List to,t nsAt ,, ss . e1a' M't ,'s b.
painful nteets and elaboration which bhow tue
trsults Of drilling. Her baleuuy stcnc was sluw
and precise, without warmth Ut tenderness, or
even mat'lcnly eoyncss;, Aer potion scenr-sle
badly rendered., but badly conceived BY her
muster. Thu idea Of iavluE Jn':t. follow
the supposed gfoat Of Iy1&s about tho r,,oul Is
more Ingenious than reasonable, aud tho
master who Conveyed 1t 10 Alss puincroy Is
himself Ia want OF Instruction. Bcforu speak
iLg With positirruess as to hes capacity sot tho
, 1877-01-24
dlcattons ro believe the people arc re.dy 70

NtS erisaas fseayas,t- !;tnesra.ts:. =, ~.
rival candidates l. 40 nearly equal, that the
people mar we'll demand such q thorough re-
vision Of tic eyidenco as the law fu question
contcmplates. We arc not to ask ourselves
unSer uSeii tac 'sn sircm.tace, m II Il not tic te.t
practicable The rejection Of the Ian. allows but
one a1teruatIvc-war. Better That than tlts,
graceful submission TO palpabe injustice; but
partially constituted aFhitratncnt f. honorable
to both PARTIES.
Thu lsp3s & t 3s Com";;ss Il relation
to tnc counting oi tic Electoral votes We believe
will satisfy every citizen Of the Union who y not
bllptcd BY party prejudice. II thc report be:
comes Inv land we lnye yery ilttle aoant Q.
thatl thu country will Immediately experience
relief frusn tho crushing sutpcilso which has
been cxpcrIcnrcd ever since tile result hung IN
doubt. II tho report becomes law. We KNOW
there will le d tinlc1y and pcacea9o leGisten oI
the question, anil THAT that decision Viii oe ~
lust Us men are capas,lr Vi making IT,.
f;h'rtsfnn titr.) HTA-Etmncr ltfc.
As far as the people arc concerned, svhnsc
views constitute the. real public opinion Of the
Unitcd Statcs, NO have no doubt that thc5y arc
better represented By tho moderate and liberal
press, which llafls tho schcUc presented with no
ordinary satisfaction. because y was framed md
Is urged by eminent and entirely trustworthy
men II both parties as measure Of fairness and
iustEcc, and hrtnl1se It takes tho settlement VI
the toutest entirely out Of tho hansls Of tho COIL
spifators. .-...... .-
VIC CHOSE k 9 to t rrgai3i Tic report oi is COM
mittcc md It's bill as n partisan attempt 10
change tho will Of tue people on one sidc, and u
pubIc cndcayor to make peace n, where there Is
e SIaSS sSo oR Jo s sasn sabttt TO- IL
cctlons urged, and resulting practically n sub
stitutlrE one man called judge as umpire III
plu4c Of another man called President of the
, 1877-01-24
A BUSINESS VIEW.

i hill TO RELIEVE THE DISTRESSING uKCEN-
rAtSrlEs ovERitANoING IspusTiltAL ENTEl-
PHlsE, AND II, QulEr PUBLIC AHxlETr.h
Aele Fork f}Hanciat chronicle, 1sn. 20,
The conclusion reached by tho Committees
Of tho two Houses Of Congress OIL
counting the Electoral vote will he re-
celyed in all buslucss circles with Thanksgiving.
judging from tie rusults PRODUCED, II might
very appropriately be termed IA bin to relieve
tho distressing uncertainties ovcrlsanGing n-
dustrial enterprise anl to 4u!ct public unxicly."
Hut, buy the few objeetors leIt, it is uncoustitu
ttonal. When alell lawyers as ecnators CUnk-
ling md EdinunAs oM the ouo silc,
ena e. kGG oa and o rAu'maa 5ppa.o no the opn5n S5
the public will rsst who'll satisfied. Sssiie.,
the extguncY has bcco.nu such, mud tic constl-
tuti0nal QUESTION: raiscu s!ncu tic election bp
Iutri.atc aud bewilderlng. that tlle very large
majority Of cur peoplu Will be content II tilty
can simply know that Our fundamental law catt
be stretched u cover Il settlement reached. But
again It IS Objected
Tint tic machinery orEanlzcd Is so eumbcr-
fcttng the plan will carry 1t successfully
though, VIC have no doubt, even II the
charge wcro IN grcnt lnensurc true. But
WI really fee nothing that need CAUSE
support On tns yrous,d. To b" sure, the plan
OF tho extremists IL each putty wA' nls,ro sim.
pic. It Is always lar more stlnp!c to btat Glll
oncfs bralils ugninst a', opposing rock than Il
to srarc prefer the halter course. Again, 1t Il
urged In objection to the ncttlcncut-
That Il IL tlcru tlakcshl1t. In reply to this
Wo should put In our uuswer-fset, Il genera
dehfa1, and next, 4 perfect Justification. 1t IL
howcygs, Unnecessary to discuss The measure
The people nre for it. They urc dctcrnne.t t.
scttlc IN a peaccable, orderly sinnncr thc striit
tllat is becoming daily more bitter; and lie.
, 1877-01-24
FIRES.
CHICAGO.

The alarm from BOX 9o ut 8:15 last evening
WIS false.
The alarm from boz 153 Mt 1A0 yesterday af-
tcrnoon WAS ca.isrd by all tnriplcnt lro at No.
14o7 Arnold stseet. Damage, SIS. Cause, sup
posed fnecndiarism.
The ullrm fran nox 3t4 Mt 3:15 yesterday
morning was cau-cI by n tlro III tho two-stury
franz residence, No. l0j Wuol street, owned
and occupied by Morris MArttu. Damage tt,
lo,lsc nnu furniture will approximate 81 ,000,
which Is fully royrrcd hy insurance In Eastern
companies. Cause, au uveEheateu furnace.
, 1877-01-24

--.....e, ystefdf EftpdfcA to ne Tribune
.r.~vo.w Ian, Ht-1',rke Godwtn address,
-" tonn' ' .n.".,s r,,,t ~ roano-
Cd tho Young Mems nemoe1as'c .'uo ~ ~ .oss
Institute tonight. Rayiewing the fresident!a'
fsrt ttst Tho nancrs renora,lv admitted tho lc-
~. ~. 1t!ss..,.ess,;,,, tho dov after tho
1cat OF tne Aamlnastta.'u. ,no u,s % -. ~
election. Alter etathtlcal Ana'ss's u t,'e
growth Of parties, and tho reasons for the de-
erc,tc ~ tt,o Renub)fcan votes, and after
:. . ..s -; .-+nt =, rnr rnrt.ftr4 pIruBy1so
. ! eA'1''Ai'oS W nnInn.
A to tho present poslsiou How arc we 70 e1trt. .
cate ouEtei!es from Inc dltaeut1es eteaea o} ta"s
iat sre baa nat st1s pG .te ~ i. r."
a!teaoy ,eev .na enstoaan n the Electorai
xr3.s IN hss no othcr function in thc ptnuiers
, 1877-01-24

ELeciul Di+aftA q IEs TFid4ns-
MENDOZA, ILL.,, jau. 1l.-Whltu Tie workmen
wrro ut ulalcr to-day tre broke out In tho
wurks!.up Ut Samuel Du1gcon, arrhitcrt and
builder, ills city, which detroycsl Tic building
anl the enslrc worh!ng-tools VI Tho men despite
tl,c efTurts Of two cn4ints. Loss on Building,
$l,bu0; insured for 415u In The I'lnrAx.
, 1877-01-24
CANADIAN ITEMS,

6eectdl Di4p0feA ia 1hs 1HtHNf. ...
MONTREAL, jan. *3.-Four hundred labofcra
on tho Lachtnu Canal, on strike for the past
few days, have agreed to return to work At Tho
old rats uf wagcs, W ceJlts pcr day.
bryerul Americans are llcro buying horses ios
Cuba. Two car-loads hav0 already gone io1'
ward to New York for shipment.
, 1877-01-24
SUICIDE,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, Jan. Or T. Mis-
aged 81 years, student a. Tabor College, coas
mitted suicide yesterday by hanging hinselA
Unteslu'tcd love is supposed 70 have been tos
cuu. L Ut tho aet.
, 1877-01-24

NEWTON, Ia, Jan. 23.-Col. J. A. 0a1tess
died this morniug after long Illness, agcd y
years. Ifa served hts country in tho e1iesa
wur and III the GulUn arluy during tho AeeeF
liuu.
, 1877-01-24
DOUBTFUL DODGE9.


WA.n,yoroN. D. e., Jan. L:.-Whcn the
a..,o r,n.-d ~ canx,sscr. In Florida wa* en-.
.., 49, - 49,. d.. s.,C,.s ~ tho vot.. n ,,,.
Easea N the hsst canvass ol lug fote'' "as
reported that two members OF tho board hai
been offered 4l00UoO II they would sec to 1t
That the etateva. returned for Ttl1cn. Acting
,,n,,, ,i,..o -,,,,,or. and 1non Fjor
upon t"ess .ui'o'u' ""u aFo" ~. as. Co..
Committee will summon the Republican mclE-
bers OF the Board to ascertain tho correctness OF
MID a,orv,
"''0 e'S' THE r,,x,a ,,x.rv,v
is finally explained. Lasncll, one oi the Demo
cratic candidates for Presidential Elector. testi-
@ chadwick M hatnlea tho package through tho door
10 Cruniu hv sn!d: "Gentlemen, hcrc arc your
Kcpub!lcan Electors demanded tho certificates
from Csontn, tic latter sa1d, ''I'tl sec he'll
freeze ovtr ffrst.h This probably Is the ottieial
Democratic statement us to Croutn's Language.
has come frou, Mississippi. j. 4. Burton. who
was Confederate soldier, testified this m0rning
tia, intimidation was used by tho Dcrno-
Sn,1thcrn pcopic, but when they engage III 4
,wiiti,oI rnInnaru thcy icavn tjieir co,,srIcrccs
n homr. Cutnr,i pct,plo Wcry discharged In
many cnscs brcnusc thcy wrru Kep4blI. ans, md
intrntlcI to vote The Republican ticket. The
ctsttfn,l any way. ai,I Inl 70, There sccn,cl to
s ~, ~ ,a,n. -, hrca u,sn lcaliug Hruublir
nm; ky hylutr them indicted ior yaruus u,Isuc-
mcnnors.
souru CAROLINA purrz,
TIM t1ousr. II, scat,lt Uuttz, OF South Caro-
linn M uin,,,1,nftI tLr ntte,unt to have thut
s.at. 1,u,,,".f fnr Tilicu. init. II viii be re.
,nsnl1err. presented h!s certificate carly II, she
T,Irre was no contust. but tic DcnMtats iu-
sistnT m ref,rrjuC II II, tin ELECTIONS Commit
1rt,. ufun tutitiun lruin eouc Democrats wl.o
nn,nIstI the mellon uf the State CAt,yasenE
Board. Tllo evlcucu In tho case was oyer-
rrnl,rt III tiuu Eaylcr South Carolina l1,ycstE
unti,,r Committee leaving thu Elections Com
tnILtrp no ground 10 stand upuiI, tlat
Committee iayurAbly reported the ease
wus scatc,. Tht, tnsc was to be used, like that
uf Coura,io. a. ppIut ,1inn wllIch possible Oh.
nyti,,,1 ruulu bs l,1Ie to counting lic Electoral
vote nr Il State ]. was one Of tho desperate
tIc Dcnlorrati: lncnbyrs pf thu Cu,n,l,tee
trc,, r., suy, anncara,,rrs by seatn. hin, ut,or
r.rti,ratc n[ t:r Supreme Court iustead Of The
Returning DoAr,.
onEHpH,
tn The Vtsttrn Assoeiutea Fresa
WAsnISU4oS, 4Iu,l. .J.-J. y. Lasncll, ono oi
the Oregon Dosnolratlc eanli.iatcs tor rresi1csl'
till Elc:ur NJ tbs 1atc ecctul, testified before
the SENATE Committee un Privileges anti Elee.
.iu,s this lnor,llt,G, liz w:nt tu the snccting Vi
the Oregon Electoral Committee because III
undcratuud the Republican Electors wero gon4
to tukc the Electoral certificates from Crulln b.
furcc. Witness understood scerctary-of'Stal.
CAa1wlci; to sly, ~ he handel the enyc!upt
Crontu: ''ticnttesncn here xre your certificates.
lie heard the licpuhlical, Eleeturs ask Erun!r
for tI,cfr certificates. and CEo!,tn rcplicti,. :"
will see hcl! lteeze uvcr bcfore will give lhcu
up"
MISSISSIPPI.
Witncs. was excused tor tho ,lay, ard th
, 1877-01-24

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Jan. 23.-Tn tho Son ate
to-day, tho resolution passed last week lndors-
ing tho Congressional join. CommItsce's plnn
to count the vote for President was recalled
from the House, rccousIdcrrd, unu tabled. Tho
plan !s regarded less fayorably thau when Gtat
announced.
, 1877-01-24
SUTFO(.tTED.


tGpxctat Dispatch 10 7As Tribune,
HAMILTON, Out, Jau IA housu occupied
by +. Cuibatlc was 1assingcd by lire Tonight.
'rwu Children wcsc suf1nratrtl, and third Sc
rIous'y burned. No l.upcs entertained Vi !ts re-
CDYury.
, 1877-01-24

659tld1 D1Bd1tE 70 7Hz 3F769H2
EVANSVILLE, Wis, Jan. 23.-Last night a
freight train on tho Chicago {s Northwestern
Hallway ran onto 4 brukcn rail-, throwing three
ears Into ditch, smashing them up ba,lly, md
killing SONIC Ilurse. IN ure OF them. The wreck
delayed I'LL trains several hours, but Is now
clear.
, 1877-01-24

md Cls1enee slepnrd. Among thoae farorsng
fhe tiii may be mentioned the Hon. William E:
Bmith, President yanK!rk, Of the Chamber q
Commerce, Angus entth, Ed sandcrson' and
uol{tctane, but arc all Intelligent and prominent
men 10 Milwaukee, bnstncss-drclcs.
, 1877-01-24

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. .
NEW YonK, Jan. g}.-Arriscd, steamer state
OF ueorsia, from Glatgow; Cornwall, from
Bristol. ..
New YORK, Jan, a3.-ArrlYed, steamer Amer
La, from BREMEN.
, 1877-01-24

EsfER9ONsa a1rNSTNELS.
Tho minstrel company formerly at Ifavcrly's
Theatre has dissolved ia consequence Of had
business. H. was under tho Joint management
Of Mcguire, f1avcriy, mud Emerson.
, 1877-01-24
THE WEATHER.

WAsuisoToN, D. G, Jan. 2i.-ln Tho Upper
Lake Region, Upper Mississippi anA Lover
Missouri Valleys, rls!ug und high barometer.
diminishing west IL northwest, fult!ne tcn,pera.
turc, clear nr partly rlouay weather, and IN tho
trtt district occasional snuw, surrrctca In tho
uptnr port!uns BY 4 falling barometer.
Speeioi hspQtcA 10 TIA Tribune,
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Ju1t. @l-lhlS morning Was tho
coolest of tlIu winter, the mercury rangink Ut
" to - beloW zero nj u u'tlork.
LOCAL uH3k4TAtIiSa.