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, 1877-07-21
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Spfrinl C0TrfSp1nhthts o. 3Af JFlouhf.
EL0lS, IT,, July 17.-The intense dIssatsfac-
tion OF tho horscmen who participated IN the
saecs tlcre Iart week has finally eliminated IN
suits being commenced aga,nst Stephen Laaher,
the Manager, by al llankfns, Of Chicago;
Dsady Il Caldwell, ot ftorta; II. J.. Woodruff,
ot Grand Rapids; aud Il. W. Thomas, Of MicAi-
gun. Tho amount etained IL something less
than goo by carh helm. premiums which their
llurscs wou, anu which tue manager refuses to
pay, Thu premiums advertised IL ba paid
amounted to 81, ,So3, while the manager states
tAat he received e15i only, pall II al ont, and "
unable 10 meet further demanls. The cases
haye excited considerable intcrest. and will
sotnc W, betoru Squire licwctt ou Thursdsy OF
this week.
The running colt ".jim Murphy" WAS sold
while here to Palmer Clarke, VI this city, for
tBo0.
The Offices OF the two express compan!es
teIe-ti4c American mud the United States
WI! " consolidated Aug. 1,-Atr. Siehul!s. VI
tae ouited states Company. leing relieved, an1l
ar. Lee, u tie AMcrican, taking sole charge OF
the new Office, The business ul both concerns
will TO pooled On u basis vi 60 per tcut u thu
Alurrlran ana 10 to tho Unltc4 Htstes, rt.e re-
luGcluents Of the new ol{lcs will include two
wagons unu three clvrks.
The celebrated EMula Mine IL again brought
Lcfuru tho public. q. r. Chisholm, whose
fathcr was fur1ner owl,er of the property, has
Eunc East with Ids attorney to 4ttcnd sun ila
the Chaurcfy Court of yermont, uhleA Mr,
| Chsslula commenced III New York short ltue
Sinee. Mr.. Chisholm claims $4,000 isoul
, 1877-07-21

r,isrovsrr of ske,rton.~Anrycnt Nround.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN thr Hcv. Franz y.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., r,cr.,,,,n r.. a.
r,s,..."n.,. ,"....a. 't '"'
sI...., ,...,
srffp'' Sor" "1,".e"ee y ~ ''."'n.,
HoCkfohf'+ lll.t Iusy W.-CoHslt!eiab!c Et!r
Inns been created in scientific circles through the
dscoyery the other tlay uf .omc skeletons In
49,. - 49,, u1,o,, n,ras ,,a,...,. :,
oue W NV ''o>n '''t' ','ou"1'' ~ t"'"e
men were etIeasea rloWa1s near the roaa, on
a farm owned by Mr. Miller aMd situated OF tho
river ruau, al,out seycn tutles hau,h Of t|e c.ty
Tin for,n ho. ,,,.,, n nm lee. Than x,ytv,uve ,,if
- I.H.1.'., 49,"
Actcnt "'ouHoef eo'he e1Fe'aF a'ti ho''lc '"h.'
mounds. 'Fhc arrangement III these n!ounds
would Indicate Tint they we're originally eafi-
strucled fur y simply defensive pur1usc. These
walls. or muuuds, embfacc a coll.!1cra:.
hlc arca, n,,d i3sidc the principal
islc1osurr there were nti,cr smaller
tncl0sitrcs, faukca with dcienAEvo nsounds,
performing the service o( bastlons, IN ieet,
military gentlemen give 1t ~ their opinion that
good fOftiiicnttUn must itaYc stUod On tsltf
spot In former ages. The bor'cN Just e1cavatel
MEe evidently Those of three different pcrsntiA.
There were SIX .ftn'oTa and NIX frnP"sr. Tho
skulls denote brond. square. 1,lvssivt lace
chin very prominent; teeth further npart than
ual,ul IL men Of tsliH t!ay. No implements Or
reics Weru found near lie bodies. soLne years
, 1877-07-21
A REGION Of CAlMs.

HEfelT& correspondence " 4HS 4FHHtHf%
NASHVILLE. TENN, July l7.-A paper upon
the "Region OF Caln,s" will, iu all probability,
be rcal before the American Association iot the
Advancement nf Science, soon to bu held In tt,!s
clty,-that subject having recently hccn much
discussed among 1ocnl sricn.ists. Sincc the ca.
tabl!sh,ncnt nt Signal Office ut this place, It
has been scientifically developed that VIC have
here as plainly marked region oi Gains as was
ever kluwn upon tue occail; and II Is due to
ths natural phenomenon that the climate Ut
Kentucky, Tennessee, NortIl Alabama, North
Georgia, and Surtlt Misslasippi Ii 50 cangcnla1.
This region NacasnFes 3p0 nIilEa from north t0
suulh, cou,ncnrlng Will. the 0hlo River; au.!HD
Mills trnn caAt to west, the slltsissippt ltlyer
shcrics forming the boundary lines. 1t
l,as ccn observed 0ycr and over ngaln that tts
locaity Il hut lflllc affected by the culll waves
which sweep !uwM the Mississippi Valley from
Cuir0, aru driven M the Ulllo ltiycr Valley,
acruss the country, To and out the 81 IAwrc,ec;
consequently. tls outer edge onIy tot'rt1cs uton
tho locality Witch by ronmon t.'!iscist lias be-
rcrun WIS ais1 recently te.tcd by Prof. Kings
twu balIsuf. asecnslo,s Mt Nashville, and tl,u ono
vt Chattanooga. It. wus discovered tl,at II
would be impossible for 4 balloon to make any
might be,-tllc acrostat i'cinB constantly besct
with ra!ns, aa'! it, .pr'rress tllus constantly
chrekctl FrDf. Hing Eays tllut, While
nu great distances cau b. travelled, i balloon
will more easily attain greater height here
llla,s III uny ottier port[un u The country. il,
thiA peculiar llNality tu SEASONS afe SO well de-
lnr4 that, with the proper culture. the iatlure
of crops ought to I,a very rare.
II - NIL ACCOUNT Of the!mpoFtant results made
manifest through DR.. A. e. Fo1a, Signal Oillrer
Ut tl,s staltuli, fhat the Professors u Ynls,ier-
bilt University liayc t'ern Induced to offer tn
the uovcrnmcnt spactous apartments tn that
Institution for tho Use VI thu Signal Service.
free Of charge. 1his propohltIun !las been scnt
OIL u Wusttn :ton With q strung Endorsement
from Dr. Ford, und doubt not II WILL be uc-
ccptcd, OoN.
, 1877-07-21

Mcs4ya. Park & 1,aytrf. a-lns: n'tn:n the suit
II hl.,f III. !oS alleged III r. lnctr1''rs n stltttl:
Ijs No X IN En-. l'ni ~ pr, sud Trpn'in- alta r.
1T 80 t+ H. Thu difference afN0Hnts t" mis-
large sum, nearly half ,nIlii.,,. lhc asn WIS
cilat,ge. from Srw York to Vermont for prti.
Dental rrnsant.
Capt. William stnailcs has commenced the
organization ri y militia H'tnIany under tI.c
ftAtc 1aw. and will hold public meeting al u"
Court-li,l,sc on "Wednesday evening nf tl'is
week u perfect arrangements. Fifteen men
arc already cnrullttl, iortytl,sce nnly are Re.
u1frr,l tu secure recognition frim Tic Af1utnnt
tiencraf. Tic Stntc furnishes nrHtory. arms,
fuel, ard lights frce. This COMPANY will prob
nhy he nustered into The Thirl RcEtment,--
Cni. St1n1,nIgtt, nf Sterling. :.
On tn. Boar,1 OF Tra!e, tp-lay, The aales
amounted To nearly s20,D0O Two hundred a1,a ~,
forty lruxcs part sktn-ctcc.e sold nt cents 4Oo
luxc* full cream nj 8lf conts: D,hs' obxes
miscellaneous a. : to 81 cents per pn'iha:;
Twrnty-two Thousand nne hundred E9unns VI
faotory I1,tirr .nts1 at au average o. "a tchts'
11cac goods Will mostly he shipped tn Chicago,
1T. LuufA, and New York.
, 1877-07-21

ralr, that tlr: return westward Vibrations nf
tl,r pst }rt:l tsr tIr,'"r Sta:r4 t.icnl tu liz
base pf the Kssky Mountains lra,m f,l.-
r1lp I" tic Enltei s:att+ northern bonni-
ary linr. II resiltta from these ohstr-
yaiions lin; s,ycr an i,usncn.c AREA In tic Surtb-
wrist supposed In have furnished the s~arns
whirii have hitherto devastated Kansas. Nc
braaka, Iowa. ar,l Minnesota. nwing to The wct.
'r"'1, backward weather this aprEnE, there
we're m voting lruats developed, II many
Matched. Should The present exceptionally cool
a1d vet spring hnl s,ssntncr b. followed by n
similar season in 1873, VIC mny reasonably c1-
1pect that the hDrtcr states will not he inva1rd
to an alarming cxttn: next year. 1t also ap-
bears somewhat doubtful! Whether c1trnsIyu
swar,ns will invade the border Atates uf Mime
tnta. Iowa, Scbrutka. Kansas, hul Missouri
this summer asld fall, Though light hwarIns t,lay
iowstone FtEnua. But absolute predictions WI.
do no wish 10 make, n''d merely suggest uostE-
bic resuttA.
, 1877-07-21

t'sn'n.y National Bank had. ~ W "a .; hio.
lrr, ISL. tn.1,G:I.% 81 r'Sf, ,'ftrr IN ~!
bank va,s|tSsr With 'th'r banks :n''',4 :,
rlr,kf How against tl,- affidavit. II Hcrthnkl
lnwrnthaI, John T. ltarn',n'si,, aud William
jIieklInu. nl1 of Chiranu. on Shtct he was ar
rpstef] BIZ cnptas, rte, ttr.! E'lth MI tsi* It's
rrctii. a u. +. ALIENS testimony. thrsc mars
nest lfsUvrrcrs bring themselves - believe
TINT It ncetlei further tIsercdainE. The parties
tn this suit di mot q, TO the unnecessary trfntho
Of prtrt,rIng hfa Indictments The AtfIgnce
knows III his nwn knowledge two things Of y.
Ti:rat-Tl,at Il. r. Allen tll,I ewcar he ordered
tllr lH'pks of tEc took County National lsank
fa!alfleti tn tho matter of the National State
Bank of D.. sl"ncs, Of whIchsh assignee was
.Snopnd-That Allen dill tf,mmi. an act Of
fraudulent bankruptcy in tnrsfng orr to Oha.
'}lsll .Fackson nsscts nf tile estate after tteti'
tioo In bankruptcy had been fled against Allen,
suit William 1iIckllng ". Loscutt'as, Alien,
Chicago, isih Siny, 1s7;).
Both of thrsc arr ncnltentlary .ntfenscs; antl
mans tcstimany. WOW. Mr. AssiS,aIce, a' Whist il
thr tse Of trying 10 back Up this man, who You
kn1w tns bcen Eniltv Of crime After triR,o2 MI.
Alien was indicted BY tho ortErs Of the Dcpart
mcnt at Washington, after investigation by
Their sworn Special Agent, anil sou know II:
escapes punishment, It viii 'te wroiu 10 tho
community. This raising The rs of persecution
0t q man ynit know to he guilty, tp create a
fnlse sympathy that may acqIt, ID unworthy Of
yoEt.
Tie Insertion that neither lI,e Cook County
National l}ank nnr B. +. Mcn uwrs AArti,
Stephens & Go. nnyt1tng, nm. y ran he .huwn
l,y their Eookt, IA fa!sc again. ThH very los,ks
nt tue Cook Comfy National Bank to This day
show el!kt,4l7.43 due Alien, Stephens Il Co. !:
and, besides. slow that $gt, lou ol AIlen'a very
old debts have hccn cl1sGed fnto Allen,
stephens 81 Co.'s aeTt,lint by .hc Cnpk County
National Bank,-thus redllcitl. saftl amount tluc
from e7G', 4l1.43 to this 1vss amount Can a
concern make false entries and make them hid
We don't believe T.. Allen, steps'ens q C,. =
buoka show Just what the accounts current filed
in the Cook County National Bank show:
Feb. !. 173-Dnn to Allen, Stephens -
H TO- ........ e82A .0t. 20
Fcb.1, ia15-A1lcn, Stephens 4 Co. =
liability Endorsements, ...... &t:O 5H1. ~
Total ..eH58 4s1. Hi
Won't eomel,tNly stop telling fatsc sto.tes
Yours respectfully, IL. HLENxEnIAssErr.
, 1877-07-21
CIVIL SERVICE.
TIE St'OILS SYSTEM.

Chicago. July 16.-Bctorc anY radical change
In tho Civil Service II attempted, IT must b. de-
tcr.,,neI whether IN elective ofllcchol1cr cat
Justly request appointments fur Ills friends.
During tic Presidential CANVASS, the wllolo
question was left comparatively alone by nearly
all Of tho speakers, except Carl sc!!urz and
George r. Hoar. Machine politicians hal no
fonlncss for the subject. The pertinent refer
cnccs of Mr. Ilaycs To the matter In his letter
Of nccentat,ce were, from their own etnhnont,
considered 80 many political gcnctalittcs which
the election would satisfactorily dispose Of.
The Presidents orlcr has made It very clear
tllat, whatever their conclusions may hare beet,
lie fully intends 10 rarrg out the promises mado
whetl lie accepted tte nomination.
II would seen. that, according to the national
law uf compensation for services rendered, thcru
might be e1n,. right In the request Of Con-
greastnan that the men 70 wfoul he virtually
be 1,ortc In mind, however, tlnlt Tic reward,
mule. comes out nf the Public Treasury. md
nut out Of The pocket Of t!,c successful candt-
tlatc.l; aud tat lie h consequently making tlo
public pay Ms uwn obligations. It must also
he understood tllat this natural Inv al service
at,l reward Is perverted to lts worst uses when
the pru1a,sc Of oic" ia 4 contract entered Into
| at The beginning oi canvass, bcforc convcn'
ton IL llet. Hr even 4 ward'IncGtfnR is called.
81 deeply In the aitIfss fystchl inEratncl Into
the body notic thnt ccrtire 1lrchOlcrs, wl,osc
Integrity Inns lIeeu tlt,ntte tnrtt nttnRv
cIa,p,' IL m e,nnn,nnt nf tirir ,,ostti.ntn. liz
r;Tht of uamtnv upr,in,ccs II must Lu con-
Inssr,i traf ,Inr,,,,s thc t,rnvIm: Administrator
ti}s rat,, wa mi wIyiiy ,sr..rarIctl. II must
nlst, i", .,t,t,crsttwj, hs vc 0f Inc urme dc,Ii
tirs ,l,.. President has lccI, ft,ycr 10 cnco,,tter
that to n rreat extent hc hns bren otiirrd
to rciv Information rerariiinr lin am llfrn.
iI.,ns ~ nnnrn,,;s. ,,u,n ti,nsc via hnncstiy
hniI to ths snftls systeu, "a t,lr of ts,c rarina
'l,nlrncs Of fhrir ,u,ftl.sa iati,: mn, that terr
lure II lie CjyIl.acrvcr rclor,n ilay not advanced
n.trH tn fonlt r. t,,crc ts. nv IT,, IL, I'm r,,n,
praratirr h,Sf,itity Of lin prcsIient tn t,ft ain
p.I. t1,. H.. 49, ~ ,,nr, i'tx,,.,,t',,
, 1877-07-21
B. +. ALLEN.
Letter from II. Niennathaseett, Of New York.
To tAx EIjfHr Of The TRIBUNE

Letter from II. IsIennarh haxeett, OF Now York.
n tAs EiIfnr af The Tytbnne.,
Nav fOHK, July l4.-An0thcr article on ..
+. Allen IN yours Of tho 10th, from " "Iluwkcyc
and still information Ia circulated t!lat il not
iriie,-statc1nuut. like these; The indIctnicuts
pcudinE ayainst r.. F. Alien III Chicago weru
tnstigutcl by Eastern parties !t this Inortsg.agc
suit to tcstroy Aliens testimony that tho As
signco was ready for trla' at tho May term, hut
the Other side not; TINT the Assignee would
show beyond tho possibility OF contradiction
that thu Cook County National Hank dill not
owe "those partits cut ccnt, t,-was prepared
to show TINT, lnatcad OF IN Indebtedness to
Allen, stcphras 4 Co., Or the Churter Oak
Company, the took County Bunk and Nr. Allen
owe them nothing, US shown BY their own books
and vouchers. All Ut which, llo says, he gets
from the Assignee.
False statements arc not proof: provo them,
Nj. Assignee. The Assignee must bc most
Ignorant msn Us 10 biz own raau,
Tue May term was about tu open in Iowa,
when this Assikncc's lawyers wcre stili East or,
trip to take Testimony fur themselves iu the
case. They had prornIscd to co,ue carly in
JuuuaEy: had written appointing tho 10th Of
March, Ut ~ O'Clock q. III. md, lnaly Gauu she
iaat u April. ltVaa then physIral possibility
for them tn Ect up the necessary printed papera
for the Court for that term; they did net hayE
them ready, They hai taken for tl,rr si,io
l,100 large printed pMIcs Ut Testimony, In which
wrrc many Mcw statements the Dther side coull
| tllspsuvr. Owing tu thelr own lelaya and waste
Ut time, II was impossible for tho casc 10 b.
That ALIENS Indictments were ,naltciousiy
procured md lustiXuteh by this AEslxnep's Utl
panents tn this suit to Iscsedlt ILL., testimony II
not true. Let nlr say ta,at. amongst the wit.
nrsses called bY tllIs Assfgnce's lawyers, eon.
| s{.ttru1I]n snuttr I'll tlttn EOiltFA1ic4Bti Mr.
, 1877-07-21

silver than'c, thc ore n 'r purchased by bonds;
and thr r,t,nrsion nftAssiipn. nni Temporary
U"nfnn Of tae s!,ni,. f;:nl ri;I."nt, j1t. payfay
the interest m ifr public dcbt ami the cxpcn"c% Of
fhr ttOt Otrrnrfht fht ut ra-t ten yrnrs tn CbHr. -
Huntington Diipn'th to ne Philadelphia 7Srnfs
tfad.l
The 1sepnblcans-that in. the fair Heru1,-
ftcans init Tint thrre ia discussion tu their
crime, Int claim TINT III" tc1nndrclh 1.-The T4nn+t.
anI Returning hoard onght 10 be allowed to 20
frtr. htcnuAe there was an understanding m tho
part OF the influential feAdcrH bnth SIDES that
there ehh1fd be political prosecution after t3ny.
Nichols imagination. f>f our nwn knnw1ctiee
wc.dn n1t knnw whether there was s1tfl an nndcr.
Standing OF not, but wc certainly think that IT,
there WAS snch m unhnrsta,hinr. II nuEht In hc
kent In gott faith. The telegraph inform. Ms that
wretche- 'honid thy ',e convicted. Tit. leads q.
to betiste that there ~Es an Undertaking, and
We applaud t;os. Sichotl. fnr his determination to
nhfsle by H. Any who r,nie tuch an arrangement
duuhtlc*a the ttntsca esdrse Of the Democratic
party, and. II the people runfi have hecn con-
tnl.r1. thcF would m doubt hare confirmed the
act u the leaders. especially when the vast bone
fife that were gained are taken into account. In
III" face of the facts. It Is folly to rrn.eente ttsu
men nuw. A. The people rtfrain~d from killing
them when trey would hase been perfectly tntta
able. they csn now refrain from q anng. tedtnn$
prosecution. whirh, II succetetGa, would be n
miacrahlt uhsattfnstoFy punishment. - fiek1tury
fHiks. Hermit firi. Failing Dfm. J.
, 1877-07-21
ELECTRIC CANDLE.
The Wonderful Invention Of M.
Jah1oshkoff.
A Description, Verbal and Pictorial, Of
His Apparatus.
Promise Of mn Electric Light at Gin
Cinnatl.

rA,r,d staudtt In In isaturt- Trnn .'attd from TIE
French hvJ f7f:ofr"'d.l
Public attention las bren directed to Jau'o'l'-
koh's sFstel' VI . =. =, 49,. ,t:....s ~ ~,
tnat ''as o'e% IL, w sa.,.,,.,,, .','ona1
Louvre IN i'laml"atlng nai 'seent.5 ops"cu.
,n,1er thc notice of the nubtle by n coulmuntca-
49,. .,,,f,ra.ct n shc p,r. Aca,tcnvnf Sciences,
pon auu..s ,,as,. ,,o far,, ~ rh,.,co,
anu oS an capet'Nle"s "'a.'e 1s'' W. ."e
uuaintcd with tic usual mcthtnls of producing
H.. r,,o, 1fo1,@ mil ,re tc-n ny o,n cynlnfn
0ees''eA' .'s.' "a ...s.. - ,.,,,s..,,,, ~
THEIR okHI""L fn'Sc.ILts'
With hrlew to fchuer more litelA0lblc the COLL
parisous We PROPOSE to make.
Two carbo,,-putn,s, borne OH suitable metal
H., ,u,nnrts, nrc nrrapord IN onc 1,nc. with
shcir tips in contact. An electric current Of
high Intensity is made to pasa into them:
ahcv NAV bccn1nc hcntcl3. but they will not
~irc mi ,toht ,nless thrv hc .cmratetl by d
,t. oms a,s.as"s .s snn,r ,aa, o,,.,r nn ..r.r,,.
little distance from cacf ottcr. IN separat-
Ing them, by the hand or otherwise, Tue
yoltaic arc appcars and gives out q very strong
1fyht, This light nrrHI.ts, uroylct the carouns
arc lew malilnelfes apart o"1' as Tue ea' ~,
waste nway, tue alstanfe net"eeli 1!'cl' ~" w
comes greater, tho yoltafc nrc "a 1cnEthcnetl,
aud soon the light goes out, unless W no.niss
arc agaln brought near to each other: telico u
is seen that this rndlmcntnry- apparatus ehn1ot
support tho electric light Tor over 1cm ,.J M,nt
utcs, anil some c0ntrsVatrc lnu 10 ~ uHs!"sa
for nppr0xinatng the cartotia ~ pioport.uM 10
they waste nway, Aud for Keeping thes, ~ 2 serJ
small detaure apart. Thta !s dolas III tilo 'a'ps
devised by scrrtn. Fonra!lt. ah,i ot!leIs.
When the source Of electrtetty II p,le ply or u
magilrtn.ccrtrir machine with contli,ao'ia eas.
rents lc gracms m machine, aas new us.Ss nro IN. s
met With; fur here tue tWn fafuuns nsc t su
suncd unequa)ly. TIC positive one Wasting apsa. @
twice as last ~ Tue neentEe , IN inc o,"st n,rI
hand, machines with aIternato,y fesetsea t% e. to
rents present tll's pGculiafsty. t!at IN thc'' to
waste VI the two eart'olls Is etltial. .,.
To whatever Gfauc OF r.s,,, perfection sucu 'a"'ps
may hase A.taineti' tacy nnnaaotruy
LABOR tsbEh suNnnI n'sAnVAnRh.Es, , .!,,h..I;..
Their mechanism aelratet ann neecsstatea
very gTeas eaFn p nut nut pxet xsrv " easv TO re@oe
them. Their lnaln bulk, being e!ttatcu r. e
ncath thc l'tninoua pun!, easts n aa
shadow. A. nsuaiiy constfneteu, tne.s W. H.. ~
snch That they cahnot Wosk oseI thsce h'aIS .s.ts
without hngtu0 frcal! eafbosis pus ~. aiI.t tu's
reueWn OF Inc eatoonh uescsss re Muiin ese ~
, 1877-07-21

no acre fsrnr With xFsl hutldnTn sud tchscs.
cara r. nIahs r.sr ~ st Il rr rqn; ra!
fous %r o;wn ~ ~, sa|apst r. ysn1 II
n!a'!s In c1raf this ssvo m3rored. Sec uELE d HlS0-
HAN, NJ Wnkhtr 4ttI ST., ftSItp Is,
, 1877-07-21

1VlAI .<sIoot 76- ss
Won't somebody stop telling faisc stories I
Yours respectfully, II. HLESNEnIAssErr.
, 1877-07-21

HUHUlk8AN REAL E@TATE.
TJO1i sALE-srMMEis tE >tnESCE. WITH rffI.EE
l. sct.*ot cruuHL hltuatea uIs.n the haHka u thr
wl'r lake brst h.h'nx and hunting 10 the ntatc; min
Il suG 81 wili rent hou,c for the seaa. ii no sI.
-.rpty addrrss Col U. LlrriNCUTT, i'll Fast Ikxl.
du,phNt.
IIuI:sAlE-slW WILL Hui 4 bEArTirUI. LIT,
i oHe block from drpht, nj Lagrange. nl.Irs ffuu
t'hrsRh: SIi down nhl 81 nlontv; rhrnrttt rrUn"ty
In lafkrf and shb fr"r; abstract FREE: LcGut II ain
already On. IRA BROWN. u. L4.Ar,st., l!ooin !.
, 1877-07-21

: ~ si&'hs
OF electricity
gives constant
s,,lrrc,,ts,tllelt,
i,,AsI,,tlctl as
tf,t. cArtloftH
wear ,,,,c,llIul-
ly, one wnsi-
iilg mora rap
tlly t)Iut, the
ot Or, the
t}istuucc he
twecn tho
1u1tb,A VIII
become too
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-06-27

The thriving manufacturing town of
Marbehead, Mass, eighteen miles
northeast Of Boston, suffered the loss
of nearly its entire business district by
fire at an early hour Monday morning.
Several great shoe factories, hotel
and over forty dwellings were included
among the seventy-two buildings de-
stroyed A large number Of person
are thrown out of employment by the
burning of the factories, and many ia
miles are homeless and rendered
nearly destitute.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-06-27

FLORA TEMPLE "A letter writer
who attended recently the sale of year
lings at Chestnut Hill farm, near Phil
adeIphia, says there was one box stall
in the stable that was passed carelessly
by while the yearlings were being ex-
hibited, until a gentleman casually re-
marked, ''What have you got in there2"
The groom opened the door, and the
visitors saw a poor-looking, decrepit
old mare. with every bone in her body
standing out as if the flesh was gradu-
ally wearing away, and with eyes
suuken and bleared-all that was left
of the famous Flora Tenn pie, queen of
the trotting turf. Flora came to Mr.
Welch's farm in October, 1864, and
since then has had three foals. The
old mare is 81 years Of age, and will
soon pass aWaV
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-06-27

The Democrat last week suggested
to the Democratic State Central Gem
mittee the propriety of calling the next
State Convention of its party at Wat
ertown, urging several reasons in favsr
OF the movement. The case, as pre-
sented by the Democrat, was good
one, and might perhaps have been
favorably considered if that paper had
not, in order to strengthen its positios
foolishly remarked that ''our artesian
wells furnish good supply of pure
cold water"
The idea of running a Demo
cratic convention with so thin a
beverage as water is simply alb
surd, besides being complete
innovation upon all the lifelong
practices of the party. If the Demo-
crat wants to secure the object it pre-
tends to favor, it must talk whhkey
and lager beer. A Democratic Con-
vention without these would be as
tame and spiritless as a funeral, and
would never be able to transact anv
business.