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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-14

MATT. CARPENTER has not yet APP
peared before the Board of Arbitra-
ton as attorney for Tilden, and we
begin to hope that he has not been
retained, though we have seen no
statement to that effect. II Mr.
Carpenter has been belied in this
matter it behooves him TO let the
fact DO known, for he is being pretty
roughly handled by the Republican
press for seeming iniidelity to his
avowed principles. The Milwaukee
.Se'aine! ought to enlighten Mr.. Car
ponter's friends as to the facts. That
paper, which is regarded as his
mouthpiece, is thus far as dumb as
an oyster ON the subject.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-14
FORECLOSURE SALE.

state ofWi,consi n-Ci-cuitC urt To- iowa Corsn
iy.--lsmrs q Notlrtt and Trtrr,su T. MOI,
t.piHiil'S. against Newell y Jt.ats Mary p JpnC-
LIS wife, au Anna a. Jones. Ictrnda. H.
hN F.fiae Hul pV >H.I 6. p DECREE ~ fore
section, in the tlrrlit Court iH agd for Iowa Com
~ Wisconsin, on the lFh dsg of Apu. A. T.
1870, saali. uu The ifi's guy o. March, A D ls7i.
aL Hh ln the s.t, ~,l-ll. st tile ilJHt door %
rsn ,er ~ Rouse. iu ,he ,Vla-e az D9aeeyf!.r.
"N.- tALaty. Wisconsin. older fer sale ant sell -
i.,1.ie yiJu % t2e highest bidder ln- cash.
u'e Glowing described 'nurE.sed PREMISE.
st'tttr WING 1ut hFirE iu the CIultv Of I4ea
and STATE Vt Wisconsin th-vir, The north hal
20. s.tHu1 uuEihgr thirty three fJN ia township
nUr'uer Give 81 range - is,r uae % east and
situate ]. lax Aaj being ga Iowa county, MiscJn
S4a
l'atca ShtEis's oflce. iauuary IFfh. J.. 1871
THOMAS KENNEDY
Sheriff Il Iowa CaGaS; W. f.,
Arr1 vGs>T, Plaintiff A:Isrgsy, 3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-14
Col. Knight On ths c!ark-Dswly ceassst

TO the Democratic press OF this
district the Clark Dewey contest Is Z
sweet morsel. As was to be expect
ed our Democratic brethren gener-
ally have a leaning townrd the Dewey
side, in which their eagacity IS par.
tizans must be admitted; for Is not
the defeat OF Clark and the success
of Dewey most likely to operate un.
favorably to continued harmony In
the Republican ranks Col. Knight
Of the Darlington Democrat, views
the contest more Is the woman
viewed the fight between her hus-
band and the bear-with much pleas
ure, but utter indifference az to
which wins. Bro. knight comments
On the subject are worth preserving.
Here they are:
"Thc Republicans of this part Of
the State are much agitated just now
over the surveyorship of Dakota
Territory. VIM. Pitt Dewey, one OF
the Madison regency, has Tor some
time held the situation. Some
months ago Senator Howe proposed
to strengthen his chances for re-
election in this section by making an
inroad la Washburu's brigade. He
therefore wrote Pitt Dewey, sug-
costing that investigations by the
Democratic House were raising the
devil generally, and perhaps he, Pitt,
had better stand from under. Pitt
could not see 1t in that light, and
FASTENED to Washington, where he
told Howe that he did not fear in
vestigations, and proposed to hold
the tort until his term expired. But
that, if removed, he proposed to
make it hot in Wisconsin for Howe
and those after his scalp. Howe did
not like the prospect of Pitts ac-
tive opposition in Wisconsin, and
concluded to postpone his little game.
Pitt returned with victory on his
banner, and supposed that the last
of uowes efforts for his char" But
Howe is in the situation Of the boys
in the thunder shower, be felt that
something must be done So when
Pitts term expired few weeks ago
he Through friends) prevailed upon
Gen. Grant to appoint John q. Clark;
under the impression conveyed to
him (GranU that Dewey desired to
retire aud did not wish re-appoint-
ment. Clark was at once confirmed
by the Senate, and proceeded to get
his traps together to go west and
grow up with the country
"BM how oft the best laid plans of
men gang agloe.' Pitt heard, to his
surprise, the facts, ard at once COM
meuced to kick Magoon was Tor
Clark, but Hazelton was for Dewey,
aud Hazelton was the rising sun.
a bunblebee's nest was nothing TO
the buzz around Grants head from
Reyes, Carpenter, Hazelton & Co.,
until he requested his friends to re-
consider Clark's confirmation, which
was done. He then withdrew the
appointment, and now it is reported
Pitt is reappointed for four years
more, unless removed by Tilden.
John G.. won't survey Dakota at the
present writing, and Pitt has time
to carry out his little game in that
far away land. Howe swears like IA
/ trooper, and throws the blame on
Magoon. Hazelton has punished
some OF bis enemies, and Reyes has
had one more chance TO exhibit his
power to discipline 'kickers.' ;"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-14
G. 81 NV.
1nK CHICAGO so.rH-wn7rxs rAu,.,
LIN E9-

7HK CHICAGO NoRrH-wnreRN RAuv.x
Embraces under uns management III. ST.
Trunk RAILWAY Lines of she WlsT and Nt,KT.,,
nectiops. forms the shortest and quickest , u"s
between Chicago and all points IN ljljnni. w. W
consin. Northern Michigan, Minnesots, low. -
brasks' California and the Western Territories. +
OnaAa and Cui.1crn.a Lins
II the ehortest and best rouh between ct,..-
and all points in Northern Illinois, Iowa, D.k,,N
Nebraska, wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Nev."s~
california. Oregon, China, japan & Australia. ~
Chicago. st. Paul and Minneapolis Lin.
Is the short line between Chicago and Al, ,,,,,
In Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota, md ~,
aaoison, -. panl, Minneapolis, Duluth, aud 81
points IN the Great Northwest Its
In Cfo@~e, Winona and 81. Pss,y t;..
Is the Best route between Chicago ana Ia ry.-
Miiiorla, Rochester, Owatofna, MankAtp, n, %.
New ulm and all points in Southern aud Cent?;
Minnesota it,
Grser Bay and Mrq,teAe xins
Ia the only line between Chicago and Jauus,n,.
Mateitown. Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Applsion
Green Bay, Escanaba, Negaunse. Mnrr,,.,,hSi
Iioughton, Hancock and the Lake s,r. sis
country. Its T'''"
Fr|rDort and Da6u7se tins
Rock ford Freeport and ali point. Via Trse,et,
IT. Chic"go and h1mansss lin,
Is the old Lake Shore Route, ind is the only mr.
RAISING between Chicago ana Eyu..sDn ~.
Forest. Highland Park, w1ukeger, HsrIha ES
nosha and Milwaukee,. nc
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Car,
are run on all through t. nins Of this road
This Is the only line running these ears bc.v.,>
Chicago and st. Paul and MINNEAPOLIS, Chics..
and Milwaukee, Chicago and Wiuona, or ChlcasS
and Green Bay.
Close connections ire made Mt Chicago with r..
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern, Michigan Ger
ral, Baltimore Ohio, pittsbrrg, Fl "ayne 4
chicago, kankakee Line and ran handle Kou,..
for all points East and South East, and with III
hlcago and Alton and Illinois central for All
points Soub "
Cos. tchrectobs are also made With The pn,,,
Pacific X. X. oil rmhhu Tor all far West poini,
Close 'onnection. ~ ate ~ Junction yoi. Il Via
trains of all cos" 7,oiffs
Tickets over this route ARE sold BIZ a1 cc,,ror
Ticket Agents in the United States ana candida
Remember you ask for your tickets via the chi;
cago x North Western T. X and take none otbe,
New York Office. AS Broadway Boston o.hr.
State Street Omaha Office, 80 Farhha,n Street
san Francisco Office III Montgomery street CHI,
cago ticket Offices, e. CLARK Street Under sherman
House IS Canal, corner Madison street; KIM,
Street Depot, corner ". kiuzie and cana street,
"ellS Street Depot, corner ellis and kitaie 81,
For rates or information not attainablo from
your home ticket agents, apply to
W, H. sTENSErT, MARVIN fttaIitrr,
Gen. Pass. Agt, Chicago Gen. AraDsr, Chicayy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-14

A RATHER remarkable scanile has
been sprung upon society at Wash
ingtou Mrs. Mary s. Oliver has
entered suit against Hon. Simon
Cameron for breach Of promise OF
marriage year ago, LAYING her
damages at $50 1000. She Is about
50 or 10 years of age, and is said 10
be n widow from Pennsylvania, She
is employed in the Treasury Depart
mont. The friends of the Senator
were very much surprised to see
this statement, and are not inclined
20 believe that he has conducted
himself in way to Justify such le-
gal proceedings, If there were ~
other reasons, he is nearly Is years
OF ago. Blackmail, intatuation o,
greatness are each given as explana,
tory causes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-14
TIL E SUN.
1877 New York. 1877

1877 New York. 1877
The different editions of THE sUv dutius tbs
next year win be the same Is during the yer
that hes just passed. The daily edition win o..
week days be Il sheet OF four pages ard on spp
days sh cet of eight pages, .: 90 bruhd columns.
while the weekly edition VIII he Il sheet tt siph,
pages OF the same dimeiiOns and character h,t
are already familiar to our friends.
The Sun will continue TO be the streha5,.s Nd
ate Of reform and rctrenchment. ard " ihe
substitution OF statesmanship, vision, Ord in.
egrlty for hollow prctencc, imbeciltty and fraud
III the administration Of public affairs II viii
contend for the government of thc people by IN.
people and for the people, as opposed to govern
mcnt by frauds in the hallo-boN and the cgpns
ing of votes, enforced by military violence !,
viii endeavor To supply its readers-a body !ycs
not Tar from million OF souls--With the most
careful, complete, aud Trustworthy accounts ot
current events, and VIII employ ter this pnrpese
numerous and carefully selected staff oi r.por,
egs, aud correspondents rs reports from Wash.
ington, especially, will be tlll accurate and fesys
less and 1t will doubtless continue 10 deserve
plundering the Treasury or by u4urp'ng what the
Law docs not give them, while Il via cndeavcr
TO merit the confidence of the public by defeuf.-
Ing the rights of the people against the encroacf.
mcniS of rnjustitied power
The price of the daily Sun will be 81 cents
month or SO so year, post paid or With liza
sunday edition $40 a year
The SUNDAY edition alone, eight pages 81 90
a year, post paid
The WEEKLY Sun, eight pages of So broad col.
umns will be furnished during 1877 al the rate q
81 year post paid.
The benefit If this large Induction from the pre-
yious rate for THE WEEKLY can be enjoyed b. IN.
diYlduh Subscribers without The necessity o.
making mp clubs, At the same time IL any X
our friends choose to AID In extending our cireu
iation, We shall be grateful 10 them, and every
such person who sends us ten or more subscribers
nom one place win be entitled to one copy of the
paper for himself without chcrce. AT ONE dollar
u wear postage paid the expenses Of paper and
printing are barely repaid and, considering TIE
sheet and the quality OF its contents We are DON
iident the people will consider TuE WEEKLY s,'s
the cheapest newspaper Published in the world,
and We trust also one OF the very best
Address. THE Sun New York CITY n Y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-14

H. had just come sat aom active
cooperation witA the uo0pday pray
ermtttiaG, hut when nc sa,,ea au-
ether brother for loan IL s., he
wss met with the same old bus, aes--
like inquiry VIA. collateral have
yoQ to pa: rot"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-14

THE Yarmouth (Eng.) fishing fleet
numbering some forty vessels, with
crews aggregating 200 persons, is
missing from the English coast. Yes
sells are being sent in search of her.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-14

the feratonica Hvcr--lor back water. entirely On
my own property. This Mill site and priyile >.
lam willing 10 give
For term of years, with al tEp grounds neccs
sary. to the right sort Of man. Who will erect
good, substantial Touring min. OF moderate
ca'ibrc; which need NOR cost Iuore than s3.uu,
owing % the tact that timbcIS and rock can is
had right on the ground
This Mill site Is situated on my farm known a'
New Baltimore II is situated IN the Town 81
Kendall, lafayette COUNT Wisconsin, six mile.
rom Mineral Point upon tine wagon road nns
miles ltnn Darlington. and three from Calamint,
on the VI, =. K. K. The neighburlluad is thicklt
settled and would afford good custom work. IN
an early day there was a furnace and saw-uiA
there, and the old dam and race can he easil,
repaired. Guoi place for q small couEtfy store,
weighing scales, blacksmith shop. &c. All IN.
travel from THIS section o.! country - M!nera'
Point goes right past the pace II is situated in
delightful spot, and any good miller can n,aks
II pay well On the investment
For further particulars apply 70
L 9 ANSLEY.
/ Mineral Point NJ
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-14
| IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO MII,IERS.

have good Mill Site, with u mile of stream
the feratonica Hvcr-lor back water, entirely On
my own property. This Mill site and pryie y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-14
Dr,y-GOOds

now opened In Mineral Point Il is useless "a
parliculurizs amy part OF il. suffice IL g. say thG'
every article Is IA bargain. 1t Will pay yuu 10
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-02-14

win huy es MANY goods from rs as you can Sc; q
...ay places l.. 500 We grc known as tse
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-26
sRduNDo vIAJR MENsuAL.
RCTA HR.''
LLEGADA.

Cnando 81 mes anterior tenga 81 dias las llegada
salid5S geran un dia antes en- e primer yiaje men
sual. En- los leses de Julio. 0ctubre Dciernbre /
dos o un dia despuos
Para oomodidad de los pasaieros el vapor de- |.
Isla uevara un intarprete
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-26
IrsrA DE rnrc1os De Los rAsAyEs DIX /. orAsE.

En- y Sb parties, en- 81 ciarta parte de lo
precios dc H. Los pasacroa de "a clase han de eya
eonsigo los enseres de CANA : las provisones neee
Los pasajes pueden tomarse en- IA Aeencia hast,
una bora antes de IN salida del vapor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-26
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.

IL CAMARA. o. olMARA seBRE cunrERrI
ia-1a la-2a la-sal
s2l1-5o 500 sl5o slCo AK
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-26

81 expiden pasajes lie ida vuelta vilidos por ,i.
meses con is pss de rebaa los pasa de cimar,
EINOS.
Los nihos de los pasajetos aue no tengan an,e
cuinpildos, son llevados gratis. Los que tengan
amos cunt dos hstA sin cum plr, pagaran "a pass,
le Los que tenEan amos cumplidos no lieguen
II. pagaran asale; de IL ahos On adelante paga
passage ehtero. En- caso de q q una familia tenKa
nihos menof de amos. hno de ellos solarnentes
ueva gratis. los otros pagariiR pasaje.
CRIAD0S
Los criados de los pasajeros pagaran en- los yal,a
uasauanticos pitsaie do entrepuente $50. Las crla
das pa2aran las as del preco del pasaje segun la ca
teRoria tomadh por sus amos: no tienen derecho .
estar Gu los salones sino el tempo rgurosament
neeesarfo para ell servicio de sus amos
kecomendaplos d los rasajeros inscribnn su
nombres luRar donde van, en- sus eQuipajes q,
caractsres inteigbes Los pasajes SO exp plden hast
una bora antes dc Il salida de los vapor1s
NO Sc admiten hetes despCeS do la ll,,Ratia de l.
vaporee. Para mas iRiormes dirigirse los Oonsip
natArios. N'
BoRDA COMP
MayaGuez Il 6s Fenrero de ls7s.
NOTA. - Desde el 10 de Julio de 1877 loe
hetes pasajes por estos vapores seran pa
gaderos en- orc americana su equiya
ientc en- moneda corriente con ell 5p.8 Il,
premio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-26
lAPORTANTISIMO..

Por alta de local para estabiecer ri rAS, l f6hra
ca ds a.u;is i,aseosas thuada La pELICIOS. con
loruie a los adelantoS MAS moderRoe necesiiadea
el pas, nos yenos In necesdad de traa T5nsar Il
tenda IA hacienda grandes rebajas Al comprador.
t.ortaleza esquina Ia Tanca)-Puertos Rico % de
octuore de 1871 III N-S"rsS -NI,rs : -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-26
tlsl oIsl oisi
AL PUBLIco DE PUEIrO-RIC0.

4
Diariainente se e0metrn cantrA eI n1blieo
pefHdos, enSanos pOr sujetos POGO escrupalo-
SOS, los e'iales venden composiciones abolnina-
Dies elal1oradas en- NpeyasYork one obtienen
precios muy infiInos, expendiendo las msmas
COMO las Pildoras Ungiiento de Holloway
Esta Lefarins falsifcaeiones eyan en- los r6.
tuos de las cnjas botes las palabras ssNneva-
YORK iQue &c eyiten las mismas como se
eyitaria Ia peste!
| En- los libros de direcciones de. estas desca.
radas talstcsciones actualmentc SO pone en-
g'irartiia al p1blico contra hnitaciones esp1reas
Los compradores deben examinar ell r6tulo en-
| Ct bote Ia GAIA. 81 no esta In direccion de
namero 's3 Oxford Street, London, cnt6pces
son fasiilcaciones.
Las personas que sean siefraudafiAs por los
yendeti0res que expenlen LAS Pildofas q
Uh$tiento de Holloway" falsfcados como Ioe
legitimos, seran oil comunicarnie los bofmeno
res, hberameHte recompensaaas, scosnprome-
llendome que no haya traseendeneia de sus
nombres
L6ndres, agosto II de s77.--Firmado. To-
mas idotto,cdA Fl. MO- s. " q y2o-2e
"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-26
COMPANIA

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
INrA DE- Las INDIAs OCCIDENTALEs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-26

~ Al regresar ol ysp9f do la Habana tocara a,
Estos Drecios son en- ORC americana 4 In mar 4 g,
equivalents en- moneda corriente "
Sc eXpenden oilletes de retorno para tres meses
con una ren1 dc z5 IA bucnc por un ao para 10
Wages trasattantics seis para las Anfilla
Sc iaea u1a rebaJ2 de seXt0 en- los tinos patai.
dos en- favor de las faniiias per solo en- los c,sI
en- que OF ltn porte i9 paSaje, 81 crs. ON su fof
lad p0r toda Ia fallllia. ftere aaI al nm ,,te tot
81 termlno familia solo eomprende los ri,draa sn.
alos sIls eria,ios, la rebtja no SO harI sS nr
sonas que tomel biileJes de retorpo & 4 naSa;sra
que tomen biiletes Los precios mas baos para des
dc Europe, SS
Los ninos menos de ahos uno gratis de 6sh
euarta parte, de IL la mitad. "
- Los DaSaJeros para Francia. cualquior narte 4,
Europa, puaden queuar Is dias en- Ingiaterrn ii nc
GUSTAV wee versa los para Inglaterra puelcn an
uttr ep francia; Los easitieros por estos yaports
entire Cherbourg. Paris, Plymouth LonCres s nm
reDa9a &c 10 p$ los en nbarcados en- este puerto.
Esta prohlbide los pasnjeros emharcanlo a,.
este puerto tomar bfetes Sino en- casa "a, Ios 41en
tes ep San Juan Puerto Rico, Sres. Latner CO .,
pasa5e tomado q borao pagara 10 pss do reeareo ~ "
Ademas de los puertos meneonados prriba ma
oen optenerse pasa{eS p0r los vapores dc esta Com
panli para los sRste psssssas: Antigua Bsrba
Gus, belizo. CaftaFrna. CQloR, GHrGzao lau1erar,;
Dominica Granada, Grey Town yaslr4l Jsmniaa
u SaaIa, MaTtlnlea P.rt-au Prince, Puerto Ilron
SavaAlllq. Saint hItts Santa Lucia San Vicente Tn
baRo lsia dc Tfilldad, ~
SO exigen GhoFa preei0s m6dieoe para los trae,,o.
tes de tabaco cafe 4 Europa pVi
Para pQrmenores sohre pasajes netes da,,ae 4;
Figilse & Ia Agencia de Ia GompaEia u
On elective. metales preciosos joyas Sc embarosen
M IN los vaRQres do tr isa ogli dostiRo Earspa San
Thomas, HabanI caiuuier otrO rllIltO IA IN, r,,sa
~Agentos LAtiinef y 20. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-26
RANOS DE COAMO.

Conocidos 5on en- toda la isla aun tuer,, lie
ella los sorprendentes resultados obtenidos on
el uso de estas aguas minerales para la C g.
clon de la mayor parte de las Intermediates.
Los duenos del establecmento con ell fin de
lacllltar el conocimiento de sus propiedades
medicihales tanto los MGdicos para Ia meior
apheacion, como los enfeI1nos que deseen
hacer uSo dc dchas aguas, remtiran gratis un
eiemplar de Ia Mcmoria eserita por el Or. y
Juan Usora alarcon, atodo ell que nos envie
su direction y TN sello de rs c@ntimos de pese
Ia para ell franqrco.
Jupo lie 1871 Jose J. Usera
hta "a Alb 1878
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-26
Venta de dos coChas.

r. En- Rio piedras, herrera de San.
NlsgzzAYa lyz4Aj5Y7a ch"z, sc ycrden dos coches me.
S--------.Sz~--soS, tmo dc clIatro asientns otro
dc dos. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-26
PAlLAS PARA lNGRNl0.

Las hay de todos tamalios leritina a. de- fJsfsne
hasta SEQ galones. en- el alpacen de l0s EreS IzSI
JULIA COMP, de AguaaillQ Para mas pormenorec
drigirse Ice eifAdns aahorAA. - 8 =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-26
GUAI8 IEdYIN9 lII Plli

Lo tienen dc venta sos tonelada pasando 81 pcsf.
do do 10 Gaeos SIS toneada on n1mero hlsta 49,
COS, los Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
Puerto- Rico. octubre ~ de 1871 AE eta A rskr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-26
VapOr MamMela" capitan YsIan.il.
IAgR PvnRTo- -Rtco Ros III sun DE SAkTo DoNuEoo
sE0uN "a. sIGuIENTX ITINERARIo
i. =. sY lleRara q !
. d.. sy negara 4 s
RETORE0.
Observation-Disclosures.

NUxvrTks Brus. ID. p. s. Dolz oomp.-GIBARA
ueesores de Silva, Rodriguez Comp.-BARAcoA. r
Alayo y Comp.-CuBA, Sres. s. y l.. Ros Comp
dSNro D01ETNao. Sr. ID. Juan P0u.--MAYAGnKz. Don
MIN Bernedo.-AGUADILI4AS Sres Amell. Julia y Ca
fUnnTo- RICO. Sres. Iriarte. HermAno de Caracena
: VC0mp.-SANTHoMAs.S Sres Lamb Comp.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-01-24
VOL. 8.
Ghe Bu!letin.


THE OOSTbsSI Al SfhsSeh sbfp'
The people are much interested IN the
ballottings for United States senator at
Springfield. and eagerly dcvour
all details. We therefore give, in
full, the balottings Of Monday last, in
which Gen. Anderson made gallant
dash for victory. The contest opened
with the twenty-iourth ballot. All
the Democrats voted for Anderson cx-
cepting Senators Hanna, kehoe and Nc
Dowell, who with Representatives
Hickey. Monaghan, Connolly and Will
lams, voted for Haines. Repre- sentatives
Dennis. Grettnell, Harrington, Klelin.
Merritt and Sexton voted tor Goudy /;
Wildcrman for Judge Lawrence: Robin
son, OF bingham, tor :. :. Marshall.
aud Senator Smith tor Glenn.
On this ballotting the result was nc fol-
lows: Logan, 80; Anderson, So Ilaincs,
Z; Gondy,7; Parrish, l; Glenn, /; Mar
shall, Lawrence, l: absent, ,.
The twenty-iiith ballot resulted in
change OF Senator Thompson from
Goudy to Anderson. Mr.. Merritt voted
for Senator kehoe: Ramsey to Judge
Marshall Sexton for Merritt The vote
was Logan. unchanged: Anderson. - I;
Haines, :; Goudy, {; Marshall. >: scat
tering, ).
The twenty ballot; Senators
llama ana Smith changed to Anderson ::
Representatives Merritt and Sexton
changed back TO Anderson Williams
changed TO Brecse; Dennis from Goudy
to Anderson. causing applause. The
vote was: Logan, unchanged; Ander-
son, 80 Iianes, .: Goudy, i scatter
ing 5.
On the twenty-seyenth ballot
Senator Hanna changed from
Anderson to Lawrence. Senator
Marshall changed from Logan to Law
renee Representatives Grettuell changed
from Goudy to Anderson, Ramsey from
Marshall to Anderson. The vote was
Logan. 9S; Anderson, 80; lIaines. >:
Goudy. 3; Lawrence, 3 scattering. ,.
Logan men lost all hopes of his election
On the twcnty-eighth ballot Senator
Taliierro, Republican, was taken sud.
denly III, and was excused from voting
and paired of with Representative Rea-
burn, Democrat for Anderson. Represent
alive Grettnell changed back to Goudy.
Harrington, klehm and Sexton. changed
from Goudy to Lawrence. Ware from
Anderson 10 Trumbull. Williams
changed TO Stevenson. The vote was ::
Logan, 81 Anderson, 81 iIaines. . !;
Lawrence, 6; scattering, >. Adjourned
nj . O'Clock
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-01-24

The women sutlragists held a conycn-
ton in Washington last week, and be-
lieye that they reached more substantial
results than by any previous public Ell
fort made by them. Twenty-three diff
ferent petitions, from twenty-three states,
were presented in the house, each by a
resident of the state sending the petition.
The members received the petitioners in
II manner that showed "their good Will
toward the suffrage movement and re-
ioiced the heart of Susan b. Anthony.
L he judiciary committee OF the house
also agreed to report in favor of allow
ing women to practice in all United
States courts on the same conditions with
men.