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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-11-29

WHEN a man is truthful, the Dead
wooders say "he carries his little
Ratchet right along with him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-11-29

oRIMIER HOUSE, CORNER OF EIGHTH AND
pronriet,rs 1922
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-11-29

DmsT RATIONALE BANK OF BOsCoBEL, Ct RANT
L Co. Wis. John II. Sarles, Pres; Geo. r. Hide
brand v Pres: Miles D. Tilotson, Cashier The
only National Bank in the County. Transaets
general Banking Business. Deposits received ana
Loans negotiated. Prompt attention given TO eolec-
tons Draws direct upon the principal cities of Eu-
rope.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-11-29

TT.HoPE HOTEL, b. L, LOOMS, pRoPRlE
VI Fhe travelIBg public will take no..ce that am
prepared TO accommodate them with board andlodg-
NJ. Atteu tive hostlers and good stabling. 3V-Zs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-11-29

SMALLEY HOUSE, JOHN S .sMALLEY ,PRoPRIE-
y tor ,Muscoda, Wis. Near the Depot. Express Of
nee aad Livery able attached Mealsat allhours
Rooms wei furnished. 1915
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Advertising Rates.

Annual advertisements payable quarterly saihe
reset qsarterIy without extra charge.
Adyertisements set to double column rs per cent
Businesscards, shines orless. IS per annum. Each
extra line 81.
Estray notices. If one animalbe described 81 60or
weeks. Each additional ANNA descrlbeei IN same
notice so cents.
Special no tees and business notcesin news type
10 cents per line first insertion 5eents per line each
subsequeRtinsertiOn
AdUancs pay reqired for transient advertisements
Commissioners Notices, Attachment Notices and Es-
tray Notices (of animals taken up).
All kinds of job Printing promptly and neatly
executed Eerms Cash, on delivery OF work.
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seIiSzNESS DIRECTORY.
Agents.

rANEsA.DAvIs, GENERALcoLL ECfING AGENI
!. and gonveyaneer. Patch Grove, WIS. coiiecaon
araytIv attended to. References given SV-4
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AuctiOneer.

IIJBATHMAN LICENSED AUCTIoNEER, 10.
w Gated at North Andover, Grant Co. Terms reas-
enable 5omlo~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-11-29

TrssE BROOKS. GENERAL COLLECTION AGENT
III sr,n tncer Bloomington, Wis. Titles inyes-
.isted and perfected Collections promptly attended
90 o,tvau when desired.
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L. o. o. If.

lie -. -. H
49, REGULAR MEETINGS OF MISSIS-
ss@sssS< sIPPI Valley Lodge. No. SO, I. o. 0. F.,
esSsessE are held at their Hall, in Lancaster,
''-ssisSfSS> every Wednesday, at I:30 P. N.
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Physicians.

4, go. F. GAY PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. TWO
VI doors west of Greer / Sons, in the Chambers
Maker Beck, Bloomington, Wis. 20tf
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: NcTAUGHIIN. LAW COLLECTION AND IN
!, srTanee. Office opposite FIRST National BANK
gossobel Wis will attend promptly to business en-
trusted his care.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-11-29

OATES HOUSE. 0ak.st.. between Main and Pine
VI Plattvite, Wisconsin. II. s. Vaughan, Proprie-
or. Free Bus to and from the Cars.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-11-29

nR.C.F. FALLEY. PHYSICIAN AND SURG oN
IL and Pension Examining Surgeon, Lancaster Wis
Omceover Baldwfn's HAriwarestore 30-42
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-11-29

0RANT CHAPTER, REGULAR CoNyoCATIoNs
Of Grant Chapter, No. 81 of R. A. NJ, Lancaster,
FL aud 4th Tuesday of each month.
g. A BARBER, Sec'y. C52ml0l g. E. BUDD, H-Ps
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-11-29

DRIP CLARKE, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
~ Lancaster, Grant county, Wis May be found at
his residence 200 yards west Of Jones'drug store.
1929
TIru sLoAT-M n MOUNT UoPF- GRANT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-11-29

Y E. KINNEY. NJ. D., PHYSICIAN AND SUR
' geon, Potos. Wis. Office at his residence.
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Masonic.


7 ANCASTER LODGE, No. 20. T. & A. N. MEETS ON
IL the lstand Sd Saturday Of each month, at p.
T. F. BALDWIN. Sec. JOHN q. CLARK, Master.
January, 1871. Ss-44.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-11-29

OR- A. H. BARBER, LANCASTER. WIS,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1877-11-29

Il NJ. sALA. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
IL Beetown, Wis. 1914
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-30
C.fSEY's SUCCESSOR.
Hayes a appointing mn Oid-I.ine whis ~ Col.
Iector at New Orleans.

WASHINGTON. April Yesterday even
ing Hayes ended the sduabblc over the New
Orleans Collectorship by deciding To- appoi mt
John L. King. and directing his decision to be
given TO the prcss. Three names were submit
ted to the President by cx-Gov. Kellogg: T. C.
Anderson. John J.. King. and Gen. Mcmillan
II is generally understood that Kellogg favored
Anderson and Packard King Kellogg how
ever. made King "a Justice OF the Republican
supreme Court. and is on good relations with
HIM Hayes in talking with different Louisiana
Republicans explained that hc proposed to mp
point Republican. and should appoint none
hut Republicans. but hn wished 10 get an old
rrsid mt mun Of properly aud reputation
ana, IL POSSIBLE" that political dodu, an Old-Lins
WING. h .nS was speaker uf tho Whig Irgisla-
turc of 1852. Wnlg member OF the Consttu-
tlonhl Convention before tn war. and King a'-
cordipgly got the place, After the war King
WAS elected nt a special election in ls65 10 Con-
gross as Union man, has served seven or
eight trms i'll the State Legislature anu
through helloggs appointment was n member
oi the Packard supreme Court. Numerous
conferences with Hayes leave the impress ion on
louisiana politicians that. except Casey, whom
King Will succeed. no ufliccholders in New Or
leans VIII be removed before Congress meets.
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orHER NfTIoN>' MoyEuKNrs.
Greece Rendy 10 Declare wnr-Austria De.
fnIng her Position.

LoNpoN. April -. \ correspondent # tho
Olscirc' r'markS that Grcnre only delays ,lr-
clnrng war uniil the Russians cross the Dan,
uhn.
ANlcnna despatch reports that Austria has
clearly iniima,cd at both 81. Petersburg and
Vienna the point beyond whirh extension Of
tho war would interfere with her interests.
special from Porn nnnoun' that ti'' rrr-
sian Minister has onl'ulN u-surrd thc GRIND
Nzcr that Persia has ont,r.d INTO no engage
mcut with Russia against turkey.
Sumn Italian mcn-vi-Nar have arrived AZ So
louica.
Tho British Moltorrannan squadron COM
ei-ting of the iron lads Alexandra. Monarch.
SNilt~urr. Devastation, amt HOl1lbr. l,It Malta
for Corfu on Saturday.
Th" British military nit'llt NJ tho Legation
AT tuusiantinollr b. going e. hai-.
Tn Plymouth rorr tiNn tent ol ~ lr'~s Az
-orintiun reports thut IL" hGthnriios If TN"
-tutrtinn- from the Admiralty. are facilitating
the completion oi all -~"~ ihcic They hnNe
rrI.rted - tine Admiralty uUt thc nclrure, Re-
si-mne'. and lilNck Prince, Of the Channel
-Guh,iro,i viii h' ruunnr"d about the end
ul the Wrrk The Agurourt amt shannon
ir.n.lHi~. and lllrtuul tt i'l-, duut n-tuI-
r,t Ships can hN made T. uiN in go iutpcOu-
mi.- oi lu tSrutN -iuur hour. Nearly a iu2rn
i.uilnu- are a.to ~ pHrns i't rpWmi.-iOn.
The Iisf ina it- military am / naval column re-
ports that ur'1- huNr lrru received an Wool
Wi.h fer work ut various tnl- which VIII rr-
-f.-rtn il.' ans 'uul it, nNlmHlh h.Nity. Many
Mut ,mrn, Vino Mrr' r.. entity dI~"il"lg. 4, Will
lrnhuhly hr engaged Al;Uin thi Mr'k,
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GREEvWOOD iND rHE PrBLIC.
The New Carriages that Arc 10 Garry vIsi-
tors Through the Cemetery.

Tho Greenwood Cemetery carriages will
hc put on duty to-day They will have "a regular
route. including visit to an the expensive
monuments and graves of distinguished per
sons. Those II James Gordon Bennett. Ilolnco
Greeley. Henry J. Raymond. Barney Williams
Miss Candn. John Mathews. the Receiving
Tomb. m, Il '-orvoir the soldiers Monument
lnul- npupnrl. th" i.u'fl tor of tnr \ y. 81. I.
/. \. -. q. q. A.: Shelter llou-, " illum H.
A~v.uNull. Charles Morgan, g. Il. Garrison.
Henry Ward Brechrr. l.or'l2o Shcpharl VI
I. Iir'nnan. lir and Nj, i b. C'nway. H.
Comirni So '"lmin. thu AlHi Port N, II. Grn-
neil, cot French. Yrcn"r v. Park D. ln"rr, ".
hosts of others enter nll" the picture. Tho
Larkmau', gnug ar" furious. For wears
They hnN, Held undi~putrd sway Nnd riIad
the visiting man rud Nnm,u VIVA n WIN,
oliron A- one of tli.ui said yr~i' y,inv. "fwdo'-
dun ANY hnV, and W"No rut iu hp>o Tine out
rl,,rnus opposition fusi nu tho hrrl oi hard
Nllr..' tuid'- ai" ALSO furnished unM 10
pedestrians vino have !rl-Hrr io nlae' tlo tour
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--.".s'aU rrsrrrEs
How Ottmnn ts 10 Get his Liberty and
>ti,OOO-The Laws IoophoIes.

WAsHINGroN, April %. When the Govern
mcnt d,tectves arrested Hillock and Oi,man
iDs the robbery Of $4,000 from the Treasury.
they secured $1,000 made a. a special Il post
in an Alexandria bank By Otman. The money
WIS identified as Government mon y. hut has
been held ever since by the District Attorney
to he turned over to tho Government when its
right to the money j. legally established hy
tho conv ton of the thieves. To convict OFT
man. llalluek Wis on red immunity il hr Wou.d
turn stat "a cVidon r. Di~tri 2 Attorney Wells
botchcd the case. and the Juiy disagreed on Ou-
mans trial Instead oi tryln- OttiAan a.aln.
the District Attorney lrupu~ IN the coming
week tn mol pros. MS Indictment TINS
leaves Oitman tree mnn ani the legal
uwnrr oi the sii.Oul uhlu -iunti ly stolen from
the GuvrTnmrnt. 'tyil -ut aga not the Alex
anirh Bank for part 60 On" m'n. no. lortl-
coming J.. {" lF iiird during the coming Nr, S.
Fred. L. Wmsow. convicted und p ut Ii ',rl o.
ia" Albany leutentary ier II ailu- un 5000
package. stiil remains in thr District g,N. ia "a
comfortable. well-iurnishod room. 4 numhrr
ol les, fortunate lrisourr-. 50 Atcnsci since h.
plnWird guilty. have hcon ~Hnt tu Albany but he
i likely TO serve on, Ia. scltrncc here.
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OF laws or treaties enjoining neutrality in an Oh
contests will continue in force regardless of
such proclamations. which are designed merely
for the guidance OF our own citizens. md IT, pro-
tect American shipping against the conse-
quenccs OF possible ignorant infrartions nf.' .
vOligations OF ncutrals. Our Goverpm,,,
long ago asserted tho principle that
n blockade TO be respected must be
efficiently enforced by tho powers declar-
ing IL Tho correctness of this position liz
recognized 10y all OF the great powers. and II is
also conceded that duo notice must he given in
every case. so as to enable neutral vessels 10
avoid danger OF capture. Honce, there need be
no apprehension. according to official instruc-
uoh, thut by reason OF the existing war Amcri-
can commerce will be molcsted either i'm the
NN.inity 81 our own ports or ON tho high seas
O,iiy snch vessels can be interfere with as may
hu'inrt 10 run n blockade after due notice OF
surh blockade shall havo been given To them
nnu ,. rendered efficient 10y the presence OF naval
Xrsscls oi the bio 'kuding power The rights of
American vessels in the waters Of bell ligcrents
VIII VIII lurthermore he guarded by the recently
sircngthsned en United States s1ugdrons to such
nn nNt1nt ns may be required. having due rc-
ghrd alike To the protect on OF our marine inter
g.t gy,ls anu tho obligations OF the UnItnd
iV proclamatlons have ever been issned
ny TINS Government except M warning
9Gl 9gGeln2l apprehcnded inyasions Of Cannda aud
tuna a IRON our own territory. President Wash-
lnEton IN lTv3 issued u proclamation cnioininp
neutrality as to the war OF England AMI other
powers ughnst France. but no neutral pro In
nation nation in regard TO any war between foreign
nations wus issued f,.,ni tlHt tline until
the yenr 1870, when President Grant Is
sued his proclamation Of warning against
any violation of neutrality in the war be-
twn"n Franco and Germany. Tint dncu-
mont embodied an elaborate statemcnt
Of the various ats forbidden 10y the neutrality
law. together with recital Of the general pro-
with those powers applicable to tho subject.
lew months later. in the same year. he issued
another pro 'lnnlatlon declaring that certain
uses OF the waters of the United States by armed
Nrsscls of either brlligcrent were unfrendly
and offensive, and must be discontinued. No
proclamation was issued by our Government
during the Crimran war.
WAsHlNGToS.. April 29.-The troubles be-.
tween Russia and Turkey. and the unsettled con-
drtion Of other European powers. have created
y uenihhl upon TINS country for timber suitable
Tor shipbuildng. and the agents Of several
i"reign bowers are here purchasing such tim
Ter. Two cargOes were recently shipped to
France. and II j. said that more has been pur-
chased for Great Britain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-30
PIRSTIvG THE UHIsKEY RING.
Indications that Bristow's War Against the
Crooked Men IL to Continue.

WASHINGTOS, April 2.-SeclrtarN Shcr-
man has oiven another nroof of tho favor in
.,,'i ,.,.... t.,.,,,. .,... ,,..t,t,
Nhl'h hIlS'"N = hl- 7'Hlu wiz" ne Auhi'hi'-
tratlon. by calling Bluiord Wilson here for con-
ferane. i'm r.cnrd f. oxisting suit. and th,. fur
,,,....ht.t, -,
ference held yesterday in regard to the claim
for civil immunity mad. by the onrly victims nf
,,a a,,o.p IN Cht..a,, n y.er oeo Wnson ,,,.
thc "''"'h III N"''"H' ''"' ""'' " ""-'h ''''-
phHtiray denied that hc pledged the Depart
mcnt 10 ANYTHING but the rem ission If criminal
,i,,. T,,,,..l fr ,b.. nrn,s ,.,,,,,,,,-,J 10,
p'u"l'l'7' N'"n9'' ''' 'Hc i'"H '"i'fi'9'n d"
the first hetch are expected hero TINS
week with evidence from Barnes, United
sta,os Distriet Attorney Ayers snd Ron.
S'nu's D's,,'r nu1'I'S ~ n''IS, "nn p'"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-30
DOGS ~ TliE 'ITi.
The Ordinance against Them Taking Eject
Nith"ut IN. Mayors Signature.

Yesterday WIS ihet.nth dnl nlt.rthr ro--agn
ortacd't orl Nr,D'. aul it ll- W.,nrr' c.ti, a laN
tnnut i' -l-nnf1rc 10 tlu Ml'rr rl, - tN wil he
lptnilc iru.s,w. Thp nD, GOO a'l. Nm.. nl.storun
loo'c /. - nnlihr r''rc pc iin' tol to make com
pllis against ~ onurr, 90. -u'h d.r or aeiu.i an,
person. wipfhan have hnrvinr, llrlorrd ih,n Mltrn
fhr,D dN.. Ut'n- thl ,H,l ''. i'r ilN M' j. r.r
nt.t s.nr A. IN fider mat dnt tabs. lil dirIns
lc liu-i aetIin Wifl hl'Il Gag N,ti. o..
lcr ~ M. lH,u.c, pnl he ul. ll b., 4..iiut r,t
u'lD iilr .nr i.tt unt tnptrpl dHss un, ir lninod
Wtfln futlN.ri.t hours 49, tn D.. i, .'"l,t ina way
vet tnl .. clri Ou Niti,i'Nrl that nc Mayor who
!, tohrolr tl, question. will net on NJ Bcii advice
rs 10 the rAst tin,L lru,urallc llan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-30
tINWnulNiL ~ II.luns.
Unif 'f ~" i".Nr,. rnri or the Village
Hntn'i i.ns, ss0OoOo.

'Af 'I"htur, =. See A.Il ~ 4 fire In
Mo r'al'ns of ta N ll.u.. tin. ut.rnin.,
Ipr Until It destroyed lali .,ttN lus.,.,,
par ,i ihe Wiling" Alr-hr r.-t w.ulppsflos
h.. n'.l thc westward psosrr-s oi o.. name,
We 49, aiHyrd ulill the iu.4t l.I...of u. L..
NnH' 81 harnni Tnrn tho III. tuoa un .'a-t.
tfN r'irsa ani eAl ni"d ~ far as t.. Na-h-
~ - J. 49, Tho property destroyed ron~ % Il
o. D. G. Ia}lora hons" ana barns On the norm
i, "l lH" canW. Al H. sm.ths mLt house.
r. iMihl : Ior, house ini coal yards, ~ ia
tpn Han lhe BloNn-SthlDri block, resld, nre
NM lfl' Not, nS was burned On q, south
sdo " VIM ,n street Tl" buildings on the north
Hal, wci saved tn. total !oss Is estimated at
sI1,p'u ltn banned district covers about
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-30
EUGENE ROBINsON's IiILURE.
The Real Cause Spectators Sunday Talk In
the Uptown Hotels.

Eugene Robinson really lost his money on
tho long side Of Rock Island. and tried to re-
coyrr IT 10y bearing it whcnhi- capital was nonr-
IS exhausted. Tho sharp advance in prices on
saturday was due partly to the buying in Of his
immense line of shorts hy firms with whom he
kept acrounts. and partly to the fright cau-ed
among tn bears hy this proceeding. Twenty
thltd street operators changed from bears to
bulls. In the hotels. Yesterday. there was much
d. 'u-Slon ~ To- tine rour-t. of the market to-duv
con "o"d th1t koMnson'- interests had henn
closed ~ II was not known how he stood, or
whether thr lirm would Resume business. 4
report was current that sonle of his creditors
W'uid move an mum 'tlon preventing set
illng or pnllng out of money nm.
great deal of criticism WIS heard ON Robin
~ ~''h 49, me- lir'"l"d hi~ partn"rto make pub
llc il'r -u~peu- on he hurried away leaving
thai partner iu moot the rnlAsnd creditors IIn
hus NOT app 'arni IN thr street. aud thos" who
RlN hrhNN} lM"lN"l hy ihH failure hNe not
h'"h WH 10 -" him IN ms house. \ man who
'hl"1 ilIr tunes 10 obtain som" UNDER
slhnllhS as 70 49, money sand, c.lrrtluy, that
j. was o'lh away on protnN-. Robinson a
c.. htl several wealthy customers. who ,N-
press ih"merNt ia llnln terms. Their money
Is gone, and they have not even Lad tho in..ng
oili ihrm~rlN IN spr'u.n' ion. Two of these nrt
in the Windsor yr-tcplay aud ruinrur,al notes
Some time ngp they bought hundred ehlrtS -
OF stock Jointly. aud agreed that any resulting
profit sh9ud be- krIt saHred aa dinner n,'-
s.1IGgjplo IN hn, s@,,N @ VIZ HI'i OUT h' n pl III "i
meal. The dinner fund hQl hon rllurcd to-
slio' Yhen Robinson failed; Mn"4 my met
y,s"riay onr 81 them said, Well, Charley.
how about that diun = Hc 'ouuY | suppusp We
can get that uut Ol tao ruins, can't WtY'
"Grt II outl moi by u Iugiull its all gone
Wen nave 10 work Tree lunches now,' Nls the
answer.
Ii is said that tho firm is forced into hank
ruplcy m rnor VIII be made Ia compel the
holders ui unerrilllnd checks. who took so,uri-
ir- IN settlement. to give bu K the stock, and
hf'omn general creditors, II j. ,.y,rrol, how
eyer. tlAt i viii l" impossible ~ do thus, ~ u Is
bo hlnde good If tnrrn arc securities On hand TO
u sum lent amount
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LEGISLATION IP TIE RIVER.
SETTING DOUN 10 fHt RFiL BUSINESS
or THE SESSION or 1917.
Senator Norrissc, aud the roung Democracy
-rvecd's tonfe ssiun Davenport a Co.'S
Grrr, Numbering william VI. Evarts's
p,.pos,ito Disr.anchisc New York Voters.

-T"ecds '"nfes,i"n n"'enp"rt ~ 'o''
G"rr, Numbering "'""n W. ,~,"r ~
F'"p""'''" "'''''"'"'' w"
ALHNNY, April 2o.-Ihis promises to be
fu.y wc"k In Albany. Tomorrow the Woodin
Investigating Committee will examine Senator
N,rri..,v and A. u Enrhnr The former Ia
. -. -. 49,. ..... .,,..'. ....'.,
buPp'7ru 10 Know moro 'Ilah "hS o,'cr nun
hhout the Hight between the two New York
=, tions in the Inri.lnture Of 1870 and as he
- -. ~. -. -. ,. - - -.
h"S way VI V"illhs 'llhSs ny '"'i IV''i ht'n'S'
MS testimony Will lfohhhly ne very interesting.
Tho committee will dnScu to- nsk Mr. Morrissey
rhv ~, "n mo yonn, o ~" n.mnrDy M r,", % wbo
Why OF AL the lVuhG D'hlo'raJ VINO
went into that flght 50 dctormnedy and
for a timo with sueh succesa only himself
- -, A., , -
md one or two others Kept 1t up To the end so
that. 10 usc his own words. he went up to the
"E'7."",' WV" '','"' ", "',r ~, '"'',v Wv"
IN IN" ppW hlohe III 'h' SprlhG' Nhht senator
horrisscy may say about the meeting at which
V."',' NV" e"0t' y" '"' D'''' ''''' 'io, "o"'u
N"f Tor tho Young Democracy charter-an oath
omen mn IA now channel of ir,uirv for Tho fu,,,ro
'"'' W. wv '"''''
A. D. barber VIII not pan ont we'll. Ofs,,,ho
mon who have bcnn in Nbnnv within ,hn las,
,'',n "',o 'n'y ",'n i" "."h, ~''n',' 'n' ,"S'
twenty years. Barber, better than any other. has
known the true in,ynrln.ss Of Albany le,,isla-
do, rr,n, ,h,,i,n' ',l..,, ,rh,,rI,,,. V.,t,,o,,
Hon' '''ni INV 'l.'' Mn,H i"urlo" Neeu look
nm active part III the lobby down 10 the current
yoar. Barber has bccn tue active. trusted, and
nckhowiedsed hrad ol the LOBBY. lie has bccn
trusted not only 10y the men in the lobby. but by
members of the LEGISLATURE nlso-trus,ed 40
,,t,.,,t a., =. - A.. ~
Of the Ring his nr",rs" r ,""' ,ha, '"o oo',n "po
sivc. But Barber knows enough 10 keep lis
knowl,dge 70 himself. THIS he clearly demon
ago concerning certain transa tions in the
Legislature IN conn tion with the Erie Rail
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Kohe.on,. Ka.,nll.ls. Unenr,hea One by One

WAsHlNGToN. Apr!l 29.-Thc summary action
secretary ll1nls os >ss',s sa, iur,mu,in. Han, 'ou
- 90 he followed $50 dc.Als with otr gu,i, mcu.hert
oi tie May u, iaItn,nt AMoDf ,tAcr corrupt tran-
action, will De- Thompson las un,urt'l 900 fhe NaNy Dc
partn' nt Is lrse ourart tur irun ought 90 80 cents
same mon AZ rtn'. tuH llist 'nr n tr contracts
o Which lhuu ~uN ui'Ui,l i. f- lii NNfk -fuplti
iDr la,. n'f,r tiNin. hi. >ot in tc d, lrtNcut 80
,nal ,c-i tn'nru las tt,u,AD.t,I amuns ,onigaev.s
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ArurrpN or li,ftNirrD Sr,rrs.


lio,-in and TurkY Nil not noco sarily ouli for
the iseuins II Il neutrality Irn 'nmut.on on thr
pant az the United Stat although il j. Iruha hle
that one may De mnl" upon receipt Of official
Information Of the blockade of ports by one or
other VI the lelligcrent powers. AL PROV isiVns
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Vln NN Tn mas X. Boz her. the Elmira
,..afliA o. ilDs SAC, ihHiilr ri,u,st m.siortuae
l.. lnr ., iia' Do. naulri' lic,.',
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Mystery Added 10 ,he ohio Horror.

Nasoni' funeral rites wore performed over
ItIf ilrs N. q ID 'Nhh " HA, o tIt saip lll aura 10
le Nas,a.e I.mple 81 tcriay.
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Morgan -'rrnSew Hwav and For
IS tfhN frN'f fr l,i.il4t4it ami uH. .a.r,
al pea lnD uih aud ulnsArt .iir.
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Tor invalil,tho Cba,rau lrgarossc Carotsa are
pnte, sVn.t and STRENGTHENING \ri.r h. AAuser, n y
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Th' hnly Of Evangelist lti~-. who W.t, Killed
in thu 'tlhulH dl,a,r has i'l ful I' f nae near
ED .i, mtg mrs irHu t,r lla.l .i H.. BE-.
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JOrIISGS .iHOIr rOG'N

Weather Once r'riicuon.
Rain arrns. follows! 'A 'i,ur d., W'at' lcr.
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A"c career that Gave him - Name Throush.
o"' 'America sounde.t X Ind OF vnt.u
m"n-The Most Rem RI able or po,,s,ct,.u.
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halily's chore Norfolk oysters cost loss than
Any i,e1 IA market Ne" iVIA isi Il siIas