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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-09-06
LOCAL MATTERS.
KE. Es IsEEELEEO. Editor.
CITY AND COUNTY,.

EE. E ISEzELEEO, Editor.
CITY AND COUNTY,.
-
Looking I'D. Tie travel on the
G. B. 6 NJ. Road has been steadily
improving Of late till the trains are
now we'll filled east and west. In
menso quantities Of wheat are now
coming over the road, all Of which in
dicates that business is reviving.
Another Little One Go9e.-Mr
and Mrs Chas. Richards are called to
mourn the loss Of another 81 their lit
tile ones, this time litrle boy about
two years old The funeral was held
OF the Cong Church. Monday at half
past O'clock
Heavy Blow. The wind got fit
O. tire jimjams last Thursday ana blew
down NJ c. Warreu's furniture sign
and Arpins flag staff planted in a
barrel on Silbers store The staff AMI
barrel came tumbiing into the street
as though sent from howitzar, bat
fortunately nobody was hit
Track Washed Ont. The TRACK
OF the g. : y N roai was washed
out by the heavy rains, las5 week, aboaa
tonr miles west OF Arcadia, delaying
the eastern bound train I'll 9:50 P. II.
which should nave arrived at 2:35.
The wash ont has been repaired, and
trlina are running or time
r&ua nj ,Il.
N,naInan }I.,,..m J. T.n,..I;
tho,II 81 r...,.,... .,. -.
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10, 10 rcsh. performed TIA fir audi
enre at Writer'S Hail Inst S4eqrd7y
evening The veal ?art aF Tie rer
formauve Was GOOD. The company
h,ya two GOOD voices: the rest are only
medium. The usual ouart-fv of nrirt
less folk flied out the bill
y - OFT 00i.lstii i'A s-;e Sa'it-
Walks .-A'"oS' every day we heaF
OF persons InPPinS "4d taiiinS upon
= 9'"g" ''NS' '''s' week MS I4l.'d.
-. : i,oo0 "e'' o"1 "'Aihs
"n0" -',' i.!ios1e5 ines WI" 4 severe
IAN "n'eh might nave 2eeh serious as
~ was sue was somewhat bruised. II
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-09-06
Our Small Change.
School will begin Sept, 18th.

School will begin Sept, 18th.
Fires are again raging all about
Us.
Piles of thunder and crooked
lightning.
a cat like tourist, always car
ries a tale with-him.
Lend helping hand to the Fair
we mean the Co. Fair.
Schultz has candies for cranberry
pickers, worth the eating.
These wrail wroad wrecks are be-
coming wrather too wreal..
Only six lightning rod wagons
are booked at the Rablin House.
&. j.. DAVENPORT, the great actor,
died at Canton. Pa last Saturday
The leaves begin to blush as the
bare limbs of the trees become exposed.
The NATIONAL debt was reduced
$4,000, Geo during the month of Au-
gust.
One of those Immortal names
that was not born to die"-Joh
Smith.
The Clerk of the weather needs
some blotting paper. The moisture is
intense.
Call at the Wood Co. Drug Store
and see the Silver Tongue Organ.
Sept 6. Wv.
Rehearsal at Cong. Church, this
Saturday evening, y good attendance
is requested.
The river is on the rise, and the
little fishes don't look so sorrowful
around the gills
One can almost hear the cranber-
rles drop into the buckets from the
hands Of the thousand pickers.
Prof. Towhead had his first class
up for examination last Monday They
HALE-s PIANO FACTORY in New
Y ork burned last Sunday. inyolyinn
'''e ''' ''0'' , '''' """'o' Co.
SPENCER inc fascailY So'0Oo'0o0
SAVINGS BANK tAisf' Is being looked
i'F' Let MIN oe hanSnd II captured
a pretty severe frost visited the
ol"IS'''S last sunday night taxing as
report says ~" one 'hlfd OF the ber-
iIe"'
Come, Jack, for heavens sake if
yo' are gong to Sh0Ve up that Green
~ . ~" - io0''"s
i III mel
Excuse US BRO Barnum, but
can you just as well call it The Bon
re . 4l"'s'f''4 independence But
- :. ',''' } u SUI
never pat on TIL tomorrow what
you can wear to-day, these times.
though 1t be an Old coat with a patch
: ~ A,, all,
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ZEN NETT the child murderer, es-
capped JAN at Milwaukee last Saturday
night, tits wife has been arrested for
'mpiiclty II the scheme of delivery,
Its no, sign a Girl is patriotic be-
cause she makes chap see stars
through the medium OF striped stock
ing Oh a loot that would make mule
homes'ck.
Brigham Young is dead. The
question now arises ..What will the
hormoos do for leader % The same
question apples with equal force to
the Ne" f0Fh Herold.
We are in receipt of ticket to
Northwestern Wis, Agl and Mech 1
Association Eighth Annual Fair to be
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-09-06

X When the time expires ior which the Re-
'0RTER has been paid an y viii ise mari,e4 o.
}osIte the subscribers name, and may &c re
,ardel is an inv itatiOn to renew
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-09-06

Geo P RawclI 4 Co.. ~ Park Row. New
York ana ) II. Pettingi.l L Co., q Park Row
New York arc our sole agents in that city. and
are authorized 10 contract for advertising al
our lowest rates.
Coe. wetaereIl Il Co. philadelphia.
Cook. Cohun x Co., Chicago.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-09-06

III Fl ~ Eis not easily earned in these
sif & s times, haiti can be ma le in
4 three months lty any one of
Z either sex. IN auy l.trt of the
r s country who * willing to
iIs 8 & 9 work Steasiily at the employ
~ neHi that we iurnis. St5 pcr
week in ypur own town. You
need not lie away from home over night. You
can give your whole time TO the work, or only
spare moments. We have agents who arr max
ing over 80 per day. All Tho engage at once
can make money fast. Al the present time
money cannot be made so easily and rapidly st
any other h8sinasS. 1t costs nothing to Try the
business. Terms and 81 Outfit free. Address at
once, ii. IIALIEIf Z Co.
juIyI9Iy Portland. Maine.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-09-06

Open Temple. The Temple Of
Honor, as was announced last week,
heIl its first "Open Temple" Of tie
ne'r series at Writer'S Hall last Sab
bash evening. Both Churches united
with the Temple, holding no service at
their respective houses Of worship.
The hall was full, and the audience at
tentiye to the close of the exercises.
The meeting was presided over by Geo.
+. Gardner who briefly announcing the
purpose Of the meeting introduced G.
VI. Webb, who spoke for three quar-
tera OF an hour earnestly and forcibly.
Mr.. VS. remarks were pertinent and
argpmentative. We have heard it
spoken of as one of the best extempore
addresses ever made by the gentleman.
Rev. l.. NJ. Foster folio we'd Mr.. Webb
in few excellent remarks which were
we'll received by the congregation. The
exercises were interspersed with vocal
music, a choir being improyised for the
occasion. The first Open Temple
Meeting has been big success. The
first Sabbath evening of every month
has been set apart for this service.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-09-06

Arrested. Frank Gould, who
three years ago Joined the Odd Fellows
aud united with the Congregational
Church. and afcerw wards went into the
employ of VIM. S Miller, as clerk,
and who brougbt rcproach upon both
societies mentioned. through an utter
disregard of every moral principle /;
taking the advantage Of his employer 5
confidence as well, whereby he enriched
himself to the tune of one hundred
dollars at least, was arrested last week
at, or near, Beaver Dam and brought
to this city. Heis injail awaiting fur
Their orders from the court.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-09-06
Anotler IlittIe &c Co.

Another Little One Go2e.-Nr.
and Mrs Chas. Richards are called to
mourn the loss Of another 81 their lit
tie ones, this time litrle boy about
two years old The funeral was held
OF the Cong. Church. Monday at half
past , clock.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-09-06

Remember the Sociable this after
noon at the basement. TEN CENTS
for a square meal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-09-06
Trouble among the Cranberry

Iiut LlCdCcHcA BE the multitude who
we're not permitted to pick the berries.
The fact that Mr. Bearss had called
for 1000 ''pickers' at a given date,
waS construed to mean that the berries
would be picked at that time "wheth-
er or no" and as Mr. B. didn't propose
to gather fifty thousand bushels OF
green fruit to Hrog asgay at an expense
Of ftty thousand dollars, just to keep
the multitude busy, feeling Of insub-
ordination came over the crowd, and
it is said they die many unpretty
things AID dep5rted themselves more
like PittsJnrg mob than a gathering
Of the orderly people Of the Pinery
who had met to ''pick" and ssturn
Jack after dark.
We don't propose to decide az to
the merits of the case, but we would
just suggest thing or two Mr.. B.
has erred in putting the time for pick
ing too early, He supposed the ber-
ries would be ripe, and did what any
! business man would have done under
similar circum ttances. To insist that
Mr.. Bearsa must go on and gather his
berries Gall Of which would be lost) in
order to give a small army a Job. is
just as mean and as unreasonable, at
MIR. Bearss point of view, as it is for
Dir. 3. to refuse to have his ferries
gathered, after a thousand people
had come expressly to gather them,
as they, the little army look upon it. It
is undoubtedly bic Disappointment to
many who are lily able 10 remain IDLE
and pay necessary ac.ruing expenses.
but it strikes Us that to throw away
10000 bushels Of berries would be,
too, big Disappointment to Mr.. Bearss
Let both sides use a little reason,
and try to help one another and our
word for it all will return home with
more money and far happier than if
they wran9lc and law
+ SEarIas Of P;ckars.-The calls of
cranberry marsh owners for pickers
have been responded to to an extent
unantjciqated From Tomah and from
CenlraIia the pickers have been rash
ing in by thousands The platform Of
the Ccatra!ia Depot was literally
damned with men, women, boys and
girls last " ednesdlY on the arrival of
the down passenger, all bound for the
marshes. The morning freight down
/ Wednesday carried several hundred.
The same influx is reported from the
Tomah eud Of the road \ delega-
tjon of PoIandars came in on the g.
B & H. roaI "Wednesday and also on
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-09-06

Heavy i:i0w.-Ehe wind got TT
q the jimjams last Thursday ana blew
down NJ c Warren's furniture sign
and Arpins flag staff planted in a
barrel Oh SiI5ers store The staff anl
barrel came tumbIing into the street
as though sent from howitzar, bat
fortunately nobody was hit
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-09-06

Track Washed Ont. The track
Of the 6. 3 4 NJ roai was washed
out by the heavy rains, las5 week, aboat
four miles west OF Arcadia, delaying
the eastern bound train TIL $50 p, III.
which should have arrived at 2:33.
The wash ont has been repaired, and
trains are Running on time
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-09-06
CxHURGEE DHREUToRY.

Circuit Judge. .-................-..G /. PARK
County Judge. GEO. II. GARDNER
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Elm EES.

THE CHICAGO < NoRTHwGsTERS RAILWAY
Embraces under one management the Great
Trunk Railway Lines of the West and North
W est. and with its numerous Branches and con
ncctons. forms the shortest and quickest route
between Chicago and all points in Illinois. Wis
consin, Northern Michigan. VI Minnesota. Iowa,
Nebras za, California and the Western Terrific
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-09-06

State Of TIsconsin-Tn Circ,sjt Court Of Iyecd
Co5Rty.
Georgc : Cnrrivean Plaintiff against Erick
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-09-06

is the shortest and beStroute between Chicago
and al! points III Northwestern Illinois, Iowa
Dakota Nebraska, Wyoming. Colorado, Utah
, 1877-11-23

1Ie Goes to Ills Tsnt Anlt Lies Down In De-
RDa1f.

le Goes to Ills Tent anil Llea Down In De-
apair.
k1<ctaf DfspdttA tn TAs E*fcdga 1t5burf,
RlaMARcK, D. T., Nov. A.--" When will these
white Chiefs tell the truth" responded Joseph,
wllcn le was told that hc must tnoye On. Ho
was advised Of the Fort Lcascnworth desttba-
tlUn last night In hts tepe, and at u.,ca thu wur-
slor fell !uto rescrIe, with the above sag,cat-
I've utteFance ~ tho Interpreter. lie called \
eoullcla oi Ills Chiefs, aud kept It up until 3
o'clock this morning. Joscph was sud and sus-
pirfous. The council conclusion Was 10 submit.
There was no other alternative. They hal sur-
rendered tn good fastli. anu Joseph, addrrss-
tng tile Interpreter. saf4: II trust you will
to the eaA ot tue world If you lesd.'' Josspi.
told your correspondent, who was pseseut u
tho strauge ml,1mtgit conference, TINT he gaYe
" up because Howard promised ho should 60 to
snrinG. aud then return to hla Wal1a- a-Wal!a
Valley. &lG was pruf,isc.l tho posseBson Of
his horscs when hu reached Tongue River. 'Fne
prs'tnisc ~ss donbly btokeu. lie was told hs
inust eon,o to bismarck because It was better
counsrY fur hi.u, and thea hls horses wcre
tAkcn frunl him. Now tlo lad hardly arrived
when liz WAS told Ae must 20 further, because
LeavenwurtA WAS warulrF aud better country.
asked tlisn ~a'y hc went to war.
lie answered:
~ luye nly country u love my mother. I
neVrr Eisne,l the trc4ty Ut lstI1 mid w did not
waut to leave Wallr" "a!ls. 1t waa our country.
Thu a'lless cau.e and wanted to ,tfivu III On
tlse reservation we had never agIecd 10 enter.
YOU wuuil llase uoua tho same. TAeu came
til: war. Howard, ln our cUuneils, talkr1 harsh,
aud sud We Mnst. Ills language pierced my
heart A. q kIItle.h
asked wl.ere lo was going When captured.
lls said to tue Milk layur euuatry. wtscrs ha
tt!ousht hcrould keep out the soldiers aud bavo
plenty u game. II wa unscttltl when Miles
struck hInl. sutnv Ut biz usuytx were rut oY
htk9 they tlt1A
, 1877-11-23
WASHINGTON.
The Struggle for the Political
Control of the Senate
Renewed.
Carpet-Bag Treachcry Gives
the Democrats a Tem-
porary Victory.
Pattcrson's Apostasy tho Result
Of. Infamous Bargain
aud Sale.
His Exemption from Criminal
Prosecution the Price
Agreed Upon.
Hamburg Butler Promises,
but Hampton May
Not Perform.
Conover Plays Fast and
Loose, with a Firm
Hold Nowhere.
A Truce Till Monday Secured by
the Vice-President's CAST
ing Vote.
Reinforcements Urgently Te!e-
graphed for by Senators on
Both Sides.
Eloquent and Effective Speech Of
Gen. Ewing in Support Of
the Repeal bill.
Another Proposition for Settlement
Volunteered by the Pacific
Railroads.
Eloquent and Effective Speech Of
Gen. Ewing in Support Of
the Repeal bill.
Another Proposition for Settlement
Volunteered by the Pacific
Railroads.


so,ctai nx,o,ch N ~ f,.tr,a. T..,,.
WAs,naoros, u. C., Nov, @,,-Tucre was
scuI,e cnueteL In the Ecunta C1yumbcr today
which has never bclure been witnessed in The
American Congrcss The oceaslou wus tic con.
test for party supremacy Il, tho Senate, Tic
central feature was the apostacy Of two Rcpuu-
ltcan Senators. South Curolina pluycl an i'm
m,rtar, txrt in lin historv nf thta ,opnt-v ~,
i,al. Ktmtb t.arollnn II, I'M a.po,, f,ho,,hor
to,lay rut,,c near ,1nItnt- TIM wnrt wtI,I, thut
S,uto in 1ta}t hcran Tin virr,n,o al.tr.rtt,,,
Of Secc,stu,, was cou,nuru,,v]y bar,u,ess ,,,,tII
Tim n,tt,m Of Au,,,n f,nrn1,r, Tav -, - n ~,
tl,al md indignant activity T,..,av so,t,,
Carulua was
THE ,uvor., ro,ur
,,pon which turned the f1.ur, contro, of ,owcr
In tbs unitru statrs aouatn. I'm ,,rr,,,n.
STANCES which }e,i tn tim t,.,st. t,.,ov cor h.,
brlrily told. Tbc Dcmurr.ts .,,cr ~, prss1.
dcnttal election lave Lcru n1ot.ln1 IN ,r,.,,r,,
tte rontru, t,f tho t1n;te,, sto.a. s,no,,. TI..v
In, Mt Tho bruunt1- NJ m. scssi,,,, I,nt n to,.
y,tes to overcome. or thc.,. ,,raih tt,,t. on,.
-fnut If Nortnu, n tr,,trr who Inv ,,r,n .,,I,v
missr In tI,. nr'itrm.nt ~ t,u, 1,.t -:
l,lu,ue VIVA strjckrn hy ,llue.. s,,oro ,rn.
io,ur tn hi. m,,,,ry s,1nis anl ,.,1a ~, Io....
m, matter INV much HI, cou,trs or mt rin,t.,n
,n,,.t,, ,1n,,n,,, III t-,.,,,I. 49,, T., - F"SD'
"''s". ...M, u.'.a,a. ~ m. 49,. H.'ua w. sa1 nc -
,p,n. ,t' ,ss.a,. ~ ~. us .nsAf fossoS2
from tlc wreck Mass"a naae' ......
10 1t ca1nc aboat from Various causes that
yesterday gaiu by tho Democrats Of hut one
w.. ~ .ro ,.,",', 49,. -,.a w.. s' s"s 1o"As'aaa
EAU " s"o ~ou'o 'aso e'seh tae ueAtocfats
one majority. 10 gaill thcse two VOTES Wis thcir
object. Republicans who hayu never huu IuIl
fulth II, Reconstruction will nat he a,rnr,scL n,
1..r,, ,i,, ~. avn ~ ,h, n.,,,..-.ss ....',,,,
.'.a. .'1 Wv Deu'o.'a1e na'"tay
tnrhed Win nope ~ tao curpet'0aggers. II IL
Charged lhAt tho carpet-bascers hayc dlInns!letl
Republican maIurjtles lii tho North. Il seeus
r,ssi1u to.ntoi.t tint .,aroi.m x, sr,,r,.
In lin n',,,,,,.r,,. ''e'D''@
~. ~ 'ao ..... Ds
Tue eoaFhot VI TIL UNITED eTATsa eKNATE.
, 1877-11-23

Democratic Mctnbers Vi the Committee stated
That they should nake ~ objection t0 reporting
thu Kellogg ease alnnslay. hut untcr taa ruiz u
Ftnrlo objection will vause tic rcport u be laid
uVer IN tile Senate 0ac day. Tho Republicans.
tl,erelUrr, Will bu Obliged 10 tltt,ustrr llurt,,x
aun1ay, oetose they can llake tle Ina! abue on
The question! u prcctus!,ec 1ctwccn tIlr butler
aud the kelangE cnse. Tue Democrats are
. NOT cEMTAlN or cokutKH.
except on tlIu Soutu Car.,lIna yotc. They
appear Tonight to be confident ttlut he will not
yute with tLoIn. In that eyInt tue Sutsala oil
alt purity questions wuutA tu tirL, uttl tna Vice
l'rIshient have thc easting vote. couuyrr says
tu-u!ght he 10 BY DO luca!ls U Democrat, II Ii
evident, however, that tho Drtnocrats have eolu.
Plcto cuntTo! VI Patlefson. South Carolina
~hcre PATTERSON was Today penuing ruIlval,
and 10 haya ordered Patterson out, telling Alu,,
with M oath, to vote mud vote right.
FlGcHuAck,
who was a1uQt tAu 8eIlate. mRlfc{ouslY sur
eested that suI.Ie vi tho Republicans viii. ytt..t,
against hlEu years agu nlght aok ne displexscu
to uAss hlEl sitting there vutlug to bel p them
out to-toy.
poets to obtain immunity Ia South Casoiiua II,
aeIouut u Ills yutes with tho Democrats, liz
will b. n,istakc1l. II IL Gov. HaNptuu Wto
controls tue judicial machinery and CARRIES thu
Muolpp .ne sna 5os H. natsr
and hstasclt wishes so ~ 10 ths se,sase. 1t IL
tntinlutca that Butter might not haye the power
~ secure uolle pFoa. oI tue indictments gallst
Patterson.
TtIB SITUATION.
At tho close Of the session the situation was
such that; unlcss the ktpuLlt, au4 GAN FoelatIll
Con0vct. Of which there seeuls lo be little pruI-
ability, thu success ot Tie Democrats ln sejtiuE
Butler, SpoGoEd, and Eustis will bu ulcrels 4
Question Of rraenlng yuts. The Republicans
Lave uns chanca bcsides this. culiovcr snd
Patterson hsve u vaF.uls tit.c4 protulsat that
they would Vote tot tac admission Ut heIt0gg,
aud II \ vote Oh hts Ease can Le uFst reached,
and they keep thclr word, Kellogg tan Vi
seated and tun votu With the Republicans.
lhcss will then be . Tic, au1 10 cnablu the Vice
President 10 give the ra4tltIG vote.
NO IMMEDIATE DECISION
Of the pending questions u expected unless the
Deaiucfats bg Aonday secure tue undispute1
control .! conoYrr an1 Patterson. wien thry
n!ay atscnpt tu toEyc all tAa contcstel ea4es
through by continuous session. Messages
have becn sent tu senators Blame and oualun
" tLs Kcpubi:aas. md to Gsoser, of Oregon,
by The Detuoersts, urging them 10 COINS al
oure. 1t u clalucl that i;ru.rr haa uu such
lr4:s will Ar. blaiue ~ Will oiua t4s latter nut
, 1877-11-23

Ehaoter. MstthrWa " .,tirtrh
llhxcA MnthelI. Nlnuus,-st.
f'utae1.
NAYS.
!tsroarn. itarsis Morgan.
tfiisieFa' tisie tii;Tif,tsafu. ra!iris1n.
t;,kee. s"i.aa...n. ss,,i.a Essai.f,a,,. Ea%ianf,n1;
ttatls tll1.}, I.a1naF, VDtttitrcs
tMvts 1t t".Val. s!c::trrry, &sit.rs.
tHiM19n,d ti.19snd. hsFhsF''n. "athsn-af*.
Ms: conorss: WHY h.1 nreslen.lr to.eJ with .he
''St,on s ~ aa3ou!n; L.. snak1nE y t,e tnas;
..r;f tIeasnst iltr, hesIer saa. nc Tnle lcihg
eaIsy asssaca: the Chaf r"tc. IN the affirmative.
I'M, ana 'he ssnate sfanaH adjourned until Aohda1
- -
bn's Wefe nntfooaeed anh referred:
ny MI. hiIll+-anthor'klng The Secretary Of the
f. sss &c ass ss'?S Sag q ~ eSttn
the Go;stnnent in etra,n st.te: since tie elose -
r. " NJ: Ff.nkltn-Fot the organization OF the
iesntor5 q nkIo!,a'aa.
e,1 {, M y, exempt sin, stea" po" machine
l,y NJ. stoae tlowaj-csestinx postal savings
t'ankr, ,,s ,,.,,...,,. ,
es!linY upon ahe rte.,dGn. ior Information ~ 10
N" failure nt the nlnn pacifc allrnad to operate
sescs. see s;oaa .e;s 'n1 9eet m
Mt, lta : ~ qae...r, q privilege. .,ered
nr1nes ths co%g. n o.
tfnn rsss ~ iaiSn,n ~ ~ ~ ~ e!ec
to!uHao iTs "tnt.,, ,bst x" T., o. sne slass o.
tbc sttcnon of thc inusn tcn III ,Hc,,
rcferrr, Il, n. Eteetinn tom;t ~" WIZ VIZ, oscH KY
bcrn inne x.ntx .ssysn ~ ~ , a tnat nag
hs,, Ir.r, from that f:nm,ytttn snH ~ M s r.. ~ ~
rnrH ,cs ~ H.. ~ ,rst ~ ~ ~ - .us ~ ~
r.tM,st cn',n,, IN thn ~ f.sr.., " cay @a1ot"S
Mr. "a VIM ,ns". = sIS win, ~ ne1.. ,h.. ,h,.
mi ,,,iyt,ral '.n.ti'n " "'"e' %nA' ta's "@s
lii speaksr ossesraiea the po.u, Of order.
Nt. etePlEh6 taept0jal coheaFfen In nlI EcBtle-
question Of .esS hisn pyc.c IT, e tbnurht II tbe
h: nnrusste thni ~ p.snso VIZ = eay Hate. oa.
to d,rect ,ne Committee 10 f.ns,t, ~ snsnsax r.rt
the subject. ~ "'~'3'" "'1 '''a ''"''oe'A''on VI
Nr. Iiarria ea,d tho f.ommttt.r rx,ar,ed IN Pa
norf I'm nrsi ,Isr ~ Tia r",,iar sn ;" ~
M,' coS thu, tsiI - III n III iinu.. shn1 ,n.e ,bt.
case ffn lie Eccf,nn COMMITTEE ~ Il haa ncns ,Ms
fect riyht to IN In r,mir MI ssa hn. tsi S .a
m,t.e, HAVING lost tno condd.uec 1 nf tho itonsn,
c.IuIti In rtrr act in INV rnsc rnt,n.o ~ th.
ijrnnrrstir s1Sr H. iih,sh, Xxx -. ~ " % sMc
ocrat,c nctnt,ers III lin n1,tn,,sro tn mHt" shn,t
rrnjnna,,nn ri wi'st h.d m."..ssI - a. ~ ,.i.1 1wt
A1fannirnr srcml,r ~ ~" S:.n,",tt. ~
, 1877-11-23

:, Ar. conovcs. who hal previously tosed with tho
democrats. vnlct with tho Republicans on tho
m0tton 10 idlourn. tnakinx 1t tic snle.
ttcr- President Wherfcr sa1d: ''Ihc vnte 1ciug
equally divided the Chatr rntcn Il, tho affirmative.
and Tue senatc stan'lA al j"urncJ until MuudAy
next tApplaHae ~ Tho galleries.