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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-09-20

TIE Kenosha County Fair is being
held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day Of this week and is prosperous SO
far Wednesday at 80 p. M. The
entries are large and the attendance all
that could be expected up to the pres
ent time. It is pleasant to-day and
bids fair to be pleasant tomorrow.
And this afternoon and tomorrow be-
Ing pleasant, will make the fair a sue
cess.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-09-20
EDUCATIONAL.

Six yeaas ago we babe "g0od bye" tc
the educational column Of the Tele-
graph, and with many good wishes for
its success we left it to the care Of
others. Since that time it has been a
valuable feature of the paper, and we
trust that with the aid OF our editorial
corps and the assistance of many CO
workers in this good cause" it's value
will not be greatly diminished, in the
near future.
AT the recent meeting Of the Co. 7.
"A. the following named persons were
elected as associate editors for the year
to come:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12
ANOTHER WARNING.

If there is one thing which by this time
should be thoroughly comprehended through
the saddest of experiences, it is the danger of
permitting the insane to remain at large or
under such limited surveillance as home allows.
Last week. in Paterson, n. j., Mrs. Taggart,
who had been subject to fits of insanity, and
who had sister in an asylum, jumped from
the roof Of her house and was instantly killed.
Had this poor woman been placed in proper
retreat she would have had ut least chance
of recovery. Thus restrained, she might have
been subjected to some discomfort, and the
feelings of her family wounded by the pub
licty given to her disease; but those who
loved her, as well as the public, might have
been spared the peculiar horror of her violent
death.
We trust, however, that with every such in
stance as this, those to whom the care of in
sane asylums is committed. whether as physi-
clans, directors or visitors, will see the necessity
of removing, as far as possible, all eau es of
prejudice against such institutions. 1t may in
many instances be unreasonable; in some 1t is
not but so long as it exists it can only work
harm alone to that which would follow the
abolition of insane hospitals altogether. We
know how hard it ia to contend against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12
CONTEMPT OF CONRE

We are likely to have plenty of discussion
of the right of officers of the law, judges or
Jurors or attorneys, to examine witnesses, and
of the moral tight of witnesses to decline to
answer. Preliminary to all consideration of
the topic, it should be understood that legally,
within certain limitations which are well de-
fined, the witness who puts himself in con-
tempt by standing mute when properly inter-
rogated is guilty of distinct Ofiense; that is
to say, by refusing to disclose that which he
knows respecting the commission of a crime,
he places himself in a situation at least analO-
gous to that of the party of whose presumed
offense he is supposed to be cOgnizant If,
under such circumstances, the court, whose
authority he has deied, sees fit to
lmprison him, he is just as much a
criminal as if his incarceration were for some
violation of a statute. If his purpose be to
screen another, he becomes IA pdrticeps criminiS
although he may not have been so before.
All the authorities agree that he is not bound
to answer if by so doing he may run the risk
of a penal liability or criminal charge. The
rule is made still more stringent by the pro-
vision that he may claim protection Gas
Greenlcaf says at any stage of the inquiry
" whether lie HIS diItduy dHbNtIcu tnc VutS-
" ton In part or not at all. If the fact to
(Which he is INTERCEPTED forms but one link
" in the chain of testimony which is to con-
" vict him, he is protected"
The ground taken by DR.. Phelps, who was
committed by Judge Gilderslecve for refusing
to answer in the matter of the May Bennett
duel, was legally strong one, but morally
we are not sure that it does not put both
principals and seconds and all concerned
in that unfortunate affair in worse
position than ever. In fact, the whole
matter begins to look ike n conspiracy. The
law against the duel is plain the punishment
is fixed; and here we have number of gen.
tlemen agreeing together first to violate that
law and then to screen each other by each
pleading common privilege. The law gov
erning evidence may sustain them in this
course, but are tLey not violating a higher
law of good citizenship in taking itf We can
imagine a man usually law-abiding, under
some unusual and intolerable prOvOcation so
far swerying from the strict line of loyalty as
TO fight a duel, but 1t seems to us that he
should be quite ready to bear the brunt of
the consequences Nor do We see upon what
rule of friendship tho principal in such an
affair can ask one who stood by him at the
perilous moment to 60 to prison for his
sake. There should be reciprocity Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12

to quote tho opinions Of ex-Gov. Joseph Il.
Brown as an evidence of what the South does
not think.
And yet it is not impossible that by the AID
of sundry absurd people at the North even the
cheap rhetoric and playhouse patriotism OF
Gov. Brown may do great deal OF mischief.
One of the most important of the Northern
Democratic organs has attempted to fire the
Southern heart by announcing the actual i'm
minence of war; and describing supposed
scheme of the Federal Government to empty
all tho arsenals in Democratic cities, and trans
fer enormous quantities of artillery, small arms,
and ammunition to places where only the
friends of Mr.. Hayes will be likely to get at
them. And at the same time, as If by way OF
encouragement to the timid, this Democratic
organ makes q most imposing display OF the
force of militia which the new Democratic
Governor of New York could call upon In an
emergency, and presses the significance OF the
article with few words of editorial comment.
If we should call this sort of thing rascally 1t
would be charged that we were impolite. How
will the sober sense of the country regard 1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12
THE NORTH.
tagll.

We pointed out the other day some serious
nolitlcal mistakes by which our Southern
frien,.s have contributed to the present per-
picking and dangerous condition of public al
fairs The position of things in Louisiana fur
nishes an equally striking commentary upon
some of the political plumbers of the North.
In New Orleans two administrations arc con-
fronting each other. one of them unquestion-
ably sustained by the letter of the State laws,
the other, according to the belief of its sup
porters resting upon the broad basis of equity
Il does not seem possible to reach any settle
ment of the conflict between them which shall
not involve injustice, or at least discrcdit
The Packard Government inhcrits the product
of eight years of fraud and perjury. From
1868 up to last November there had
never been an election in Louisiana in
which the number Of the ballots governed
the verdict of the canvassers. Repeatedly, as
all impartial observers know, the Democrats
polled majority of the votes. but the declara-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12
Neru'alork Daily Qribna1e,
SOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
FRIDAY, JANUARY II, 1877.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRYIGS.-The Turkish Conference again adj
iourned Yesterday 60 Consul Griffin mas re-
Turned from Samoa as Minister Plenipotentary.
In Germany the Socialist Democrats con-
tested 1913 out of 397 districts. - In Ecuador,
President Borrerro has been overthrown. ALEX
ander Balm the eminent author is dead
DoMKsIIC.-The Governors of Georgia and Kansas
were inaugurated. 60 The colOred people OF
Rhode Island held convention. - The New
Jersey Assembly organized by the election OF a
Democratic Speaker, Mr.. Rabe of Hoboken. -
A bill was introduced in the New-lork Assembly Tor
the more economical government OF New-l ork CITY,
"A serious railroad disaster occurred in Virginia
CoNGREss.-The bill providing for the deficiencies
in the House Appropriation bill was passed bY the
Senate. - The Consular and Diplomatic Appro-
praton bill was passed by the House after several
amendments had been proposed and defeated. The
Military Academy Appropriation bill was passed.
The resolution for the appointment of an lnteIna-
tional silver commission came up for consideration,
substitute was offered by Mr. Willard and the matter
went over for week.
CITY AND SUBURBAS.-1t was reported that Mt.
Bennett and Miss May had been married and sailed
from Philadelphia for Europe. The Grand Jury
made further attempts to inquire into the duel but
with little success. - large meeting was held
at the Chamber of Commerce in favor OF reduced
taxation for banks. 80 Three OF the Astoria Dur
glars confessed their crimes. - Gold. JOG, 100 49,
Jog. Gold value of the legal-tonder dollar at the
close g43,o cents Stocks dull irregular. and with
out feature.
The WEATHER-THE TRIBUNE's local o0serva-
tiops indicate snow and rain followed by clearing
and cold weather The winds will be high. Their
mometer yesterday, 21o 330. 32'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12
9mnsements ano Aleetinas 60 Might.

RoOTH's THEATER-" Dan1 bruce"
EAGLE THEATER.-" Santa Claus"
FIFTH AvEyUh THEArER.-"T The American"
GRAND OPERA HOUSE." Divorce"
LYCEUM TnEkTER.-"Ruy Bias and "Taming tho
Shrew" Booth
NEW BROADWAY THEATER-" Rip Van Wrinkle.
NIBLo's GARDEN" Azurene.'
PARK THRATER.-" Zip" Lolita.
SAN FRANCISCO MINISTERIAL
Tony PASTORS NEW THRArRR.-2 and 8: Variety
TwENTr.THIRD STREET OPERA HoUsE-Kely Leons
Ministries
UNION SQUARE TuKATRR.-" Miss Mutton
WALIACK's THRATkR.-" Forbidden Fruit"
BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTY H-sT.-Centennial Butter
Head
CENTRAL NJ. T.. CHURCH.-Special religious services.
tiILMoRE's GARDEN.-EquestIlau Games
HRiLKRs WONDER THEATER-Magca and Musical
Performance.
NEw-YoRK AQUARIUN.-Day and Evening.
No. ITO BRoADwAY.-Big Tree OF California.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12

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Terms, cash in advance.
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at o'clock in wrappers for mailing. Price cents
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12
Business Monies.

Finest OLIVE or SALAD OIL ever imported.
Selected espec ny for, imported and bottled BY md
lAZARD < Co. Druggists Fifth Avenue Hoiel bnnnn. anu
Sixtbaye corner Of Thirty ninth also NO l32 names
ct Newport r. only places business are as above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12

1t all very well to propose in the Legislature an
act to suppress poolseng Oh elections but this is
not going to the root of the trouble. The gross
frauds in poolselliug originated on the race-course
Better prohibit such bald swindling in every SHAPE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12

Gov Smith of Georgia respectfully but dis
tinctly refers all the fighting to the Democrats
of the North. This seems just now to be his
one claim to sanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12

The Dashi- Bazouks have been described as
"irregular Tartar troops who are quartered on
"the inhabitants in time of peace, and quar-
"ter them in time of disturbance" The I'M
warranted raid which they have just made on
q Roumanian outpost is entirely In keeping
with their lawless character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12

Considering the severity of the Winter, the
reports of the State Charities Aid Association
do not reveal extraordinary distress among the
Door. Kings County Lunatic Asylum is, how
ever. found to be in wretched condition, and
its patients are badly served. Unhappily the
story of Encouragement in the public institu-
t;ons at Flatbush has no novelty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12

Mr.. Holman got knock-down in the House
Yesterday. his pet scheme of shaving down all
automatic salaries beng overwhelmingly de-
feated. Mr.. Holman was the member who OPP
posed an appropriation for the observation OF
the transit of Venus on the ground That IL
was "a waste of the peoples money! lie
really does good service as Treasury watch
dog, but he barks too, often.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-12

The ew-Jersey deadlock is broken, and
with the aid of four Republicans the Demo-
Gratis elect their Speaker. Some such result
was doubtless inevitable, the only question
being which side should buy out the other
with the patronage and appointments that
serve AS currency in legislative barters of this
kind. The proportion of virtue in the two
narties being about equal, perhaps the four
Republicans are the men to be congratulated,
for they did not have to buy they enjoyed
the pleasure of being purchased. One thing,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-19
3tpet i03ne SeeLeat.

Nu6 D0nt rein menl6Ii1en Stanoz
puufte aus Deroienen Die republtf0ni=
iden @e9en1G in Siio=9aro=
lima unb QouiItanG, e b q III bert9in
uno Y1Garb, feline IbetlnaDme;
benn beioe iino iebr abitoBeno bur6 tbre
/ d. mnbige c, bon einem nieorigeu un0
eemeineu Sinne seugen6e Sergans
~9enbeit. Sagegen betpabrten ft6 tbre
Oeauer s. a nj ptonuno Ni6oIlS
itet5 ben Sui Der Gbrenbaftigfeit nno
Wdnnli6feit; aud oil Der groBen ge>
beuion babeu tie lid ntdt ais polItilde
6eber nub Ndnfeidmieoe, ionoern ais
tapfere, aber 0ur0 bic Sebre bon Der
Observation-Disclosures Derblenbcte Sols
oQten betbeitigt. SoL6e WtGnner perz
bienen, .uenn ite Iib Jest Offen CUR neuen
Srbnuug Scr 0in8e befeuncn lno bic
frGftige 9lufre6terbaltun9 Der belleren
&riea8 : GrrMugeni0aItcn perlpre1en,
tDeit mebr Gertrauen, Gl5 ibre beiOen
@jegner, semen bic Politit uno voa8
groBe republifaniI6e BrinSip" itct5 nnr
melfenoe &lbc geDelen itnb. ,
2llS s bamberlatn mad benz Ertege
ua0 GIo.GaroLiua fam, tpuroe er eiI
S0uappidGler Ser eetp0bnLi6iten Qrt;
er brad)te eS mad II. na0 5um@eneralall-
malt uno betbeili9te ft6 all herI9iebenen
@~aunereieu Der repubIifanii6en Stdatsz
r~egiernnsen, aud hes Oerii6tisren @ons
nerueur MoIes. Ga6 iei1er eriten Or
wabluug gum @onuerneur foats ct ii0
alIeroingS 3eitipeilig bon ieinen @enonen
los, trat peribte0enen iduftigen NRS
i1lGseu Der Negerz0 eiebgebung ent8es
gen nno 3crbiuberte Die Ginlebung oeS
81 0ouberteur WoieS unb eile5 ebsHS
10 perruFeneu Tarbigen 81 &reiSrt6tern.
aber nod fnraer !3eit i6loB ct ii@ ietneH
alten SpteBgeieQen mieoer an, na1bem
Der begubteite bcrictben, Der ldtpar5e
Jteoner elliott. ibul often georo6t bate,
ibn omr1 @ntbitlluNg ietner friibere1
S6anoftrei0e tn'5 3u6tbaus 81 brtns
gen. 0ur0 bic lluterltIibun9 Der f6limNs
itsu unter ben S6nappiGdIern nno n
ter penyteQer: BpIjtiferU tpuroe eC D0r Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-19
See rgfaat" at,tS Die v@nmonote".

l1ebsr hen @irren. unter tpeIden Sic
Ginlebun9 bes 9rditbenten baDeS ent=
16teoen tDurOe uno Der neugtertgen She'll
nabue, tpel6e Die 8iLDung ieines @abiz
nets ertpeGte, lit cine fIraIi6 erFpLgte
ui9tt9e @nti6eibung be5 Sberbunoesz
gerthts beilobe bergeiien por6eu.- linz
ter anDersn u%mftGnOen tpGre ba5 ni1t
gel6e6en. Go6 Dor atpet ODER bret Sab
ren witroe bic @ntihei0ung als elm
iiberaus beoeutung5ooQer Menoepuutt
i'm 6nentlt@en Jte@ts!eben Der Ser.
Staaten BON ben Gincn nit Su6eI be-
griiBt, bon ben 9tnoern uuf5 bttterite
Derurtbeilt mOrOen iein. 0enr 6amals,
our 3eit Der groBen 8auernbetpegung
gegen Die GiIenbaDnzM onopo[e, bate
ite tpabrf6einIt1 III ben tpeitIt1en Staaz
ten aS Signal gum riGiihtslo1elten MttBz
brau@ Der 9elebgebenoen @etpa[t gegsu
ale @eieui9aften pom voerru1ten Sea-
pitaliften" gegeben. ma0reno fis beute
fait ipurIo5 an Der OHen1Ii6en Weinuug
noribergebt.
Die Gnti@eibun9 gebt, furs suIamz
mengefaBt, babin, oGB Der St99t oas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-19
&AttsIct 1tn0 SseiG.

Die Sltttertpo6eu ut:b bic 0onigmoz
note ocS beutiGen Nei1S Iin0 nit benz
eriten Mno otDeiten &ei1stagc ooriibers
gegangen NIB eS ge6t Jest bort lhor.
re1t uugen1iitblt1 uno nnbe6aglt6 gu.
Der groBe Qut, untcr ueLd)en bic beltz
f9en vG6Lfer" uno StGmme gebraGbt
tporoen itno. mill ui6t rebt ani6IieBen
unO bat cine redt uIangenebme Nebgs
It6feit nit Der gidelbau5e. g8enu and
ni6t geraoe ein HellB 0rets= S9IeiSiz
Wfetninsens 0itoburgbau1enide5. 10 bat
ii9 oo6 elm f6nigli6 id6ltideS. cin Bat
rides nnb tDilrttelnber9ii6eS 81 o.
II q lbetpuBtlein" BET ben Ma6leN CUNT
iebigen 0tei6Stage auf iebr peinlife
Weile bemerfbor gemd6t. - Der 8erz
britoerMngsiubel BON 1870 lit tGngit pers
balt; Ano lelbit bic e~tfrigite
N~erfebernng Der D0tet6sfeinoe"
our6 Die nattonalIiberalen treueu
&ne6te Jrt6olin fam ni6t mebr pers
binbern, baB auBer ben frommen
&atboIifen unO ben So3taliIten nod anz
0ere Glemente lnebr Dber ,~pemiger pffen
ibren OftBmWtb nn0 8ioeriptQen gegen
Die vSerprenBuug" Oeuti6IaIoS funoz
geben.
0et Sfrelt 5toll6en YrenBet hno
Sa1len ,Degen Oct BerItns0 reSoener
@ilenbobn 1T in bieier 8eaiebung felns
5el6neno. Bor flint SabreI bGtten lt6
beioe oabtn DerltGnoiet. baB lnter ges
1ptleH llmitdu6eu Der 8etrieb oieler
9a9n a1 ben Staat iibergeben lole.
Sn Berlin perftano man oGrInGer ben
preuBti Den Staat. Sebt aber Itellt
Sodieu lid auf bic 9interfibe unb ruit:
r0ur6aus nt6t! 9Gas INNER nit benz
auf preuBiidem 8Ooen Iie9ei1oen Stint
Der 8abn gci6ebeu m0ge. OGS anf d d.
II CD nj 8oOen Liegeroe bari, iUenn an
einen Staat, nur al oaS &Onigrei6
Sa6ien ibergeben." 9ieier Streit bat
idon cine icbr beOenfIi@e @eftaIt an9ez
nommen uno bas Dgute Giltpernebmen"
8tpil9en Berlin nno Dresden in bic
Bride g~eTii6rt. Sieuet1t miro er nur
boour0 beigelegt tDeroen, baB ser
peuBii@e 2anbtag in britter &eiuns
BEN eansen @ertrag BON 1872 abIeDnt
lin apeiter 2siHns lit er uur nit einRagr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-19
Gbar4S uaG 2lSopttusAeSer.

Cine Der Wufen 6es ionit 10 tiihtiaen
StaatBmiuilters Tif6 beitano barin,
baB Ell feline Oeuti6 : @mertf0ner 3n
@oniuln oer Ser. Staten in 0euti0s
Lamb baben polte. 2tnidngli6 bseB eS,
St8morG babe elm iOlbes 8erbalten
BON Tilb DerIanst uIo aDar bauptld1z
LID aus benz @runoe, tueIt ettDa 3l 9ons
Inlt er1tannte N6tunopter5tger ibren
alien 8eruf ais 9fenolu53er tpieoer QUIZ
nebr1en nno llnbet[ tn Oeutl6lano 1ttfz
ten fonnten. @s lit aber Idngit ertDtelen,
baB Gl3marG nientalS Elm oerarttgeS
Anltnnsn on Tiib 9elte[t nno oGB Die
osuti@e Je9ierIng gang un0 gar nt9ts
gegs1t NnlteIlung bon 0eutI6zI nsertfas
1erH 3Es @0nluIn in 0eNti@I0nb etntHs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-03-19
tpenben Bat, iouoern i'm Ge9entbei[ ees
raoe 1olde Mniteuunaen tpiiu16t.

0NHQNi Unt1 tOIpClI tIb VLnCIbkUSt% W.
raoe iolde @~nitelIungen tpiini6t.
Die i'm Saufe Ser Seit ais Goniuln
Der Der. Stuateu na6 0eutl6Iano uno
0noeren europGiibeu NGnoeru qe>
lhtdten 9eutid= Nuerifaner BADEN ii6
I'M NlI9emeinen 1tets 9anS muIterbaft
betragen nit Qu5nabute oeS grunobraz
pen, aber Iberlpannten uno lett lieber
@Sabren tooten u IL It aD StrIpe, Ger
ais G0nilI Der Ser. Staaten in SOunes
berg cIntge Sattloiigfeiten begina, un6
oa1ur nom oamaligen StGats nllnilter
g ~ q b, ipelher iDn anaelIeur bate,
toteoer abberuten murbe. Oie BON benz
9roBen Northumberland StruDe III Dem
Sttnoerlptcltpaaren:Srt Sonneberg Derz
Irla6te St0rung mar %itbriaenS tetn
Sturn1, Der III Die Sett getabren. tuie
llblano pom groBem Wdr3lturm beS
SaDreSl646 1agte, iOu6ern Hur elnStHrn1
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