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LIN T. 6
sss eN'rAso . scsra ssssBas halfway
Eabtsess nader res ns-saessrnt sAe aeesa
TrsGk kssis.y Ases a iSs Vest ana Norta.
vsst, sid. sih its saasssoss bssneAss and cs,u-
e~eeftoHs, seyAa IN shesssei 90 as3ctest roase
hssvre" pAiesxs and ~ puints - fiinois, Wis.
Asyfasks, csfffnfats and iae Nesfefn TsrritO
stes. liz
Omaha and eaiifsrrda ldns
Il The shostsst aod bsst rouis hstveep Chicago
and all poi! IL III Northern Illinois, loss, Dakoia,
NehraskA, Wyoming. Colorado, Utah. u.ysAa'
California. Oregon, China. japan and Australia.
Chicago, s. Paul & Minneapolis lins
L po, Il: ; IL ses.a liz s %s..ss., s, .ss s, .as ~
aud all points IN the Great Northwest lie
La Crosse, Winma and St. Peter lins
I. the beat route between Chicago and La Crosse,
winona. Rochester, Ow-tonna. Nsnkato. 81. Re.
Yer New Yin. and all points In Southern and
Central EinEerOiA. It's
Green Bay and Marquette Line
e the only line between chicago and JanesyiiIe,
Wsteriown. Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Appleton.
Green Bay. Rscansbs. Eegsunec, Marquette.
hought0n, Hancock and the Lake superior Coun.
Freeport and Dubuque Line
KoeEford, Erseport. sne ii p pSisa.T via -" Fre slsan.
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
IL the old Lake Shore Rout., and 10 the only one
passing between Chicago and Evanston, lake
Forest. Highland Park. Waukcgan, Racine, Kc-
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
are run on sll througn tra,ns OF rms rosa.
This Is the ONLY LINE running these cars be.
tween Chicago and 81. Paul and Minneapolis.
Chicago and Milwaukee, Chicago and Win0na, or
Chicago and Green Bay.
Lake Shore d Michigan Southern. Michigan Gen.
trail, Baltimore & Ohio, Pittsbufg, Fl. Vague q
Chicag ,Kankskce Line and Pan Handle Route .,
Tor all points East and South-Kast, and with The
Chicago and Alton and Illinois Central for All
points South.
Glove connections are also made with the Union
Pacific R.R. al Omaha for all far West points.
CIoSe connections made at junction poinks arfh
rains OF all cross points. -
Tickets over this route are soil by all Coupon
Ticket Agents in the United States and Canadas.
chicago 4 Nodh-Wcstern Railway, and take none
New York once. No. AIS Broadway: Bo.,on
Once, No. 5 State street; Omaha ONCE, 3I5 Pam.
ham street; San Fran isco ONCE. i9l Mopteomery
street; CHICAGO Tickes Offices. CT Clark street.
e ande Cam. sneTn s,1ns House Gs 4 c s,,sl, cG n Madison
Wells and klnzie streets.
For rates or information not attaipsble from,
your home ticket agents. apply e ,,..
Gen. Manager, Chicago
HerN Pass, e,.. Chicago
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1ovtx AND COUNTY vsrAr,oHs.
darlington Hawkeye.l

Now the town man and bis wife sudden.
y feel their hearts swell with tender afec.
ton for Q dear, dear cousin, who lives out
10 the country in q big farm house and
keeps one hundred cows. fifty horses, two
chickens. frying size, aud an Or.
chard as big as a lawsuit, and who is jus,
dying TO see the town man and his wife and
their eight children and three dogs, and is
rining because Of their neglect, 90 that in
pity for him they go out and live on him
Tor six weeks. And next Christmas when
that dear cousin comes numbering into the
city to see the Christmas sights, they cut
BIN and his old, fashioned wife so dead that
they won't recover from il until it is time
for the next summer rush to the farm.
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CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
!. I sioux City With Ininois Ceh..al, sioux
CITY and Pacific and Sioux City and 81. Psui RAD
roads.
JanctiSn vith bssach trains arriving 1t Port.
.Moward's stexss for Virginia. Eden, Fsifview,
sstNt. Cent0ns datslshafe.t la adssa1 .1.inwood,
Big sioux River, and from leaving P0rtinndvilie
~ LIS p. M. connects ~ Davis junction with
train going west.
S: Al nln t'o!nt With st.xcs Tor r ca, Ncb.
aud RlchtA DID. 4.
I: a! vefmiIlioh with .tsgsa for Lodi R,v.
side, Turner, BiOOmlngd lie and Finlay.
3. AZ Aockltng with stsges for ol.JaMce.
.. Al lsyvllle with stages for 81. Helena.
T.. Al Ysnkton with stages for all points In
southern sad western -Dskota, sud North Nebras
r.; and during the sea.o. Of navigation With
q steamers ior Randall Bruie. Pierre, saily.
Rice. bismarck, Stevenson, BcrthOld. Bui0rd,
arrol and Benton; connecting ~ Pierre with
transportation wagons for she Black Hills.
This 10 the only Direct Route to the
Black Hills.
E.V. DERRlcKsoN, Cont SvpSrtntlnde
A0enk,
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@AS ssvelSGA.
pspersmsss u M ,eee,t,,.
NAAAlegt0s, july =. III.
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fair. ssr,.. ~ WE ~ n s;ii.so,,. ~ ,gnsas ~
a.. Hi.ssn t5ty. 5:,sn riii ~, . ,..,..,x.. Y. ~. ~; w
~ NJ. 81 WsAs-sAsy. Ass s.s ~ ~,
tx iurn!!shing W New Yofk. Philadelphia. Bsiu.
"" ~. S,,, s.,. sias,. my 81; Paul. o. ynak.on.
Y,01e,soo psseS. ~ rl...
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a0O.0Oo !" " Wsrss.
95O.Sssv . .. ~s"
ca trent vi .%. .. ~, su" a'n.,s-t .S%..ssi"g Of
,%ls.;s.y, farming, !mpiemsnts. means q trains
u lad'sns application to d, N. NIsa s.Is, ~ q
nAafs Mn,,,,n.; ~ ISL I,. S''eysnns Ea!sain
~ h n viii uiii' T.. a,. ana il e ind'a.. Ofice. =.
{.",n,n,.ssSE,, uss.m !. Z! We !oatd 81 Indian
the hour SlOye. SaM,.sII. !. R b,,%HySssy; ~ nef !, ~
" y -, III mise, .,,.. a.
Interested In. or ,tsfties ~ it "' and ~ m, ~ B b.nas
copy 0i this aiysifisement .tffnche ~ W n"s IA =
wiii''be considered iTo,a I,es.o "s., WHO have s i, . .nS
iii kkIds. "r snw ,.. y ~ ~ n.I ~. nSft ..4,I re- Any or
il deemed i"r az btSt Interest ~ !. ~, II. " ":nv =
Ment.
Every bid mist I've acconu,a,,t.L H., . n..4,c.,
cheek :,r .ir,.rs .,oS.,ssa -. s.as..sn " y ceItihcd
missioner Of Indian xiYssirs ~ 10 "I y. ,m,d ~" sv C" r..
until the execution al the contract. ,,'o" sS n,
be LEGS than nve ier centam OF Tie a r. S,ia ~ t"s
proposal and sLail he forfei,eI /" fl,e fini,nI
States I'M case any bidder rereiyine AZ .";arI
shall fall 10 PROMPTLY enter INTO coIir =. " ~. ~
furnish u sufficient bond Herewith "fi,crStMss ~
be returned 10 tile blIder I" WISE 70
The Flour must lie fresh ground NJ ,o,,,,
wheat. eu,al to tic h.st E".. SS; ~, " sDHnd
and delivered In strong double s..kS sin.aS.,,.it!...
Q! not less than 25 pounds must accnn,,,a"w ancI,
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pAxorA


lNit.ohA ltrputAtrAa. Ill
The 6sst shtpnmt II nv wheat Cor tie
ssAaon fro0 WiDoua wss msds to-aay, over
ths Chicago, Milwaukee 4 81. Paul railway
BY Mr.. Quo Soutag. Who Is buildinx the new
elevator 1t the Bouih Ahoss depot. The
shipmens enbssosd 2 900 bushels Of What
bought from ex Mayor Andrew Hamilton =
SLID per bu.hel. The crop vas raised en-
eighty acres Of land, the yield averaging
twenty-five bushels per acse, the grain bsing
In fine oesdition and weighing sixty-one
pounds 70 the bushel.
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Exrsrss. Exrnr..

CONNECTIONS.
\ At u. p. Transfer with Union Pacific Rail
eoa or O0nha
2. At Council Bluffs, With Kansas City, st. Joe
and Council Bluffs Railroad 70! st. Louis and Oil
points south.
westesn Railway for Chlsago and al points east
4. A. Sioux City with The Sioux City and 81.
Paul, ILLINOIS Central and Dakota Southern Rail.
navigation, and with stages for all points In the
Northwest.
s.. Al Blair with Omaha and Northwestern r
r. for OmaAe and southern Ncbraaka.
6. At Fremont, Neb., with the Union Pacific X.
K. Tor all points west, and the Pacific cssst.
.. At Wisncr, with stages for Norfolk, and all
pOiuts IN Northern Nebraska.
~ Be sure your tickets read via sc. PR,
re. HILLS, Genr Ticket Ag't,
Z. DvIH411. Superintendent.
C. i uCoNMOR.
Western Passenger Agent.
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TIME TABLE

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scaaAsta s~swspafss M iavsiiae capital
0cas ss~eay vbsfV thsse h - eoaanunSA,
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Heh, Ingrowinz Nails, 6etk Rash, Nos0uio and
FAd Bkes, Spider Stsngs.
ASd all cntdneoas 1isedses and e,ipttops ce;i.r-
ally.
For sale by all druggists. groceries, and at all
country stores throughout the United states and
bntlsh Proyinces. Price by mail 30 cents. Pre-
pared by SETH W. FOWLER SONS. 81 Har-
rison Ave. Boston, Mass.
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u Assk PRINTING.

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N0ttEsses. Cl,zitei Mo,fra..s
Assignment III Mortgage.
Discharge VI Mortgages.
E,ssd fos Decd,
Contracts,
Leases,
shipping Receipts.
.t0wets ii Attorney
Location Certificates.
Marriage Certificates.
Town FLATS Three Sizes.
Naturalization Fap.rs-lkt & I'd.
Power Of Attorney Tor Soldiers Claims.
Bko3f1g aan1af
Certificate Of Sale or Foreclosure.
"' Sale on Esecution nAiRI anon II fs saie Of
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sctween Missouri Valley and Chicago.
This Is the only line running two express
satas daily. between Sioux City and Chicago.
THROUGH Time za1le. in e6ect Aav 20. 1877
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RTOTING ~ BROOkLYN.


The striking Brooklyn 'longshorcmcn ycs-
t'rday morning rndrd on Rohrrt~'- stores. car
rying sticks and stones, and ntia 'ked the newly
employed mon who were handling merchan-
disc. Tho now men ran. one German wns
knocked down with brick. The strikers then
proceeded 10 llazitinr's stores. met German
with shovel sriz'i the shovel. AMI. knocking
him down, broke the shovel handle over his
head. \ part Of the strikers then mounted the
stairs ans attacked the men at work on the Soc
ond and third floors. Two men who had been
trimming vessel at the wharf were knocked
down and hudly bruised. The strikers cleared
out the mon who were at work IN the upper part
of the building. and rs the Germans and ltal-
inns ilr'l the strikers followed them. August
Huber. John Wuldrr T. Adams. Paul Fuuknrr
hnd j. SIX wore badly hurt. The police drove
Tho -tr,h, rs won't down tho river front to tho
Columbia stores but seeing a. strong police
guard there th"v went ON 10 Kelsey : stores.
They were ia the not of break .ng up ~ the doors
when the polio" drove them away M the point nf
tlr siOl. IhHy mndr a raid Ou luto's st1r0 >,
mnwNrr irk .ns sticks nni stones as before;
ThDy druy" the GrimunS from ihrlr work. and
G-~lullrd Patrick q lflny Hni " William Norhach
of ~ Henry -ircrt Now York. Sergeant kenny
Pmtu- .tpr,s James Fllyof % Columbia eirrrt
WIS arrested f1r HS7uling inlr"k Ggilncy.
Snprrnicndrni Campbell s"nt slrot orders to
hll thr 'hilhn- ol the pr"lh u l'n'hing tho
rArr front to Ygilunt In prO s"rNin- the p"a'r.
Tia" Ioir" RS 'rVrS WHrr ordered out ht
o'rlprk in tho afternoon. and lnspeDtur MaIdy.
who took command of thom, in going down Fur
man street mot ahout one hundred and ilny
Stlikrrs. They W"ro going rapidly along tho
street, Hs though Intending e. rald ou siuc one
oi the stores. lnepwiur Mahly orl"ird the
mon ~ "a halt. and druai'l 0t the leaders who
they wore and what They wnnt"l; lle at length
learned that the mon w,rr from NrW York. and
That they wore ou the Bronhyn side to give the
3rluk5n etrhors aid. They Wore ordered to
whcrl about and march straight for the ferry
boat. The lnSp'tor druN' them all on board ~
the hout, and waited until the boat ha started
from the slip before hc returned 4 policeman
WIS put on duty at each warehouse last night TO
all the wat 'hmon.
Tho 'longshoromcn complain that thoy wero
b,-l on nn1 u Hi SrE"p ,p naiore
they ARE driven to the great II extremity Thuy
express, however, u determination to hold cut
against the reduction.
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bold Thievery In the streets.

party Of bold thieves have Of late been steal.
ing articles from the Sidewalk uptown grocery
stores gray horse drawing light wagon i driven
the ourbstonc, barrel Of sugar. other handy
thing lifted into the vehicle ani oil they 20 before AZ
alarm can be given Groccrs a Third avenue and Eighty
NINTH Nneyhirl, and seventy fourth streets have 70
comfy lost each barrel OF sugar In the same ways
barrel was caught up at K0nig Dcrk,s Third ave
nuc, ON Wcdnc -dHy night Drrks of the door and
shouted, stop tneti" The nghtrncd thieves drove
quickly away ana The barrel tuulh,d out the wagon
Police Oniccr Murphy arrested John Quinn one
thieves, consigned him 10 Oncor Dunlop and csimed
the chac In Lexington avenue he found the horse md
wagon, with no claimant, surrounded by crowd As he
was about 10 lead the horse away. jaime, Stauon in
sisted taking the reius, and hs officer, irving V
arrest him. was a.slcd ON all sides In spite O this op
posing force, Siallctnn was captured lie aud Qung
have been but two months out u prison having ~ryod
five years each. They. with James Mclaughlin, WING
claimed The horse aud wagon yesterday examined
IN the Fifty seventh street Police Court riay Quns
apl Siaylctn were held Tor trial, and Mclaughlin wa
cent 10 fhe liOu,c vi Detention.
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The examination Of Col. William Fitz
Charles VI Carty. the Texan accused Of mis-
approuriatlug diamonds II much value, which
Mr.. G. v Hand. Of mustang pony fame. held as
an agent for Mrs. Whitney. was yesterday re-
sumel. George knopp. clerk In the Belmont
Hotel. testified that "A man answering tho de-
soription Of Thompson" tho attorney who
was with VI Carty and Hand, took rooms 2, and
IS on Saturday morning. Room IS opened into
the hall near the Fulton street staircase Al
though the man. who gave his name IA " Ham
ilton.' had taken the rooms 10y the week for
himself. wife. and son" he did not come back
t. tho hotel after saturday. Hannah Barnes a
chambormaid produced map found in room
81 after Thompson night. Tho map pur-
ported to hea survey of forty-nvc sections Of
land. Of Go ncr' = each. making .. .~,o the prop
eriy Of Col. VIM. Fill Charles MeCart,, lying on
u heat waters OF Pcase river. iouns District.
Anthony Murirh, proprietor of the barber
shop in the Belmont Hotel testified that on Sat
,urlv, ,n!trrrn"nn man answering the dos rip
iun pt Thompson entered tho shop from in
sid' the hotel and. Placing three boxes that
might haN" contained diamond Jewelry on a
tlhl', asked i9r paper To wrap them in The
The witness feared that he hnd losi his hat pur-
sued thompson. and found lm in ear,
a~krl Murlrh tn l,"t into the sarri lgr saving he
would mal,n M. hat all right. Muri.h rot
IN. and wus taken 10 simpsons pawn shop. ia
thr Bow rs. and "Thoup-ln " went in. He
cam" out soon aiterward. and gava the witness
Maroyah Marsh, . porter, and Moscs II Bean.
,9-hi"r Of n" Belmont Hotel il,ntiled CoL
M.tarly "s h"ins at the hotel with Thomp-
Ju-ti.o hilhr'th hold Hand on his own
rr'eui2Hu'e. and VI CartI bail waS nNod ut
nuit.l 60 th. Clty PRISON
=, the lam man Frequently mentioned during
wood VI Cam of Now York. He lost "A l,l, in "A
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moro he thought OF the plnn the moro fonsiblc Il
seemed from lis standpoint He went ON to dis-
cuss the details Of the bribery, and IL IN on thia
point TINT the testimony tomorrow. If given IN
day wgs saI, p Maddox that he had
entire confidence in him, and would abide by
any arrangements he might make. Ile was in
trusted with two letters. both Of the samo pur-
port ono Of which was to be shown Ia thc 10
publican authorities at WashngtOn md tho
other. in ca-c negotiations failed at this point,
t9 the Democratic c9mm,ttegmen Mt New York.
Presided first. then Chandler and Cameron
Maddox followed his instructions When ho
called at the White House. he showed his Gre
President ut first rchukcd him stcrnly. told him
% me- s99s NJ Gp part dpe IN mrs M II ,g9' knd And dis
door tho President called him back md
saving apol9gc,ically thrt he. had per-
S'S to r"S With hr"s scrory 4g'eSa cSnn5Gr %
ii he had anything OF political errunl. Ac-
,cordingly no called on thS Se,Gr,Nry Of the In
thorzed him to state that ono million dollars
would secure Louisiana for Hayes. Chandler
with MIR. Eimonll. Of ono Of IHiis b%,u bnr"a"s
Tho threo then discussed the nfair in few
cial. and repeated his offcr. Cameron Thought
II rather large sum. but said he.would consult
with Mr. Chandler. AMI report. Al the Cabinet
meeting that same afternoon the President nc-
eording TO later remarks by Chandler mcn-
The Sncrotaries When Maddox called Inter on
Mr.. Chandler. that dignitary said that they
could not ut that time command - large n sum
for the goods. valuable as they wcrn, but he
might say To- Gov. Wells from him that il he
Kept faith with tho Republican party in this
cNEonry he should be amply rewarded and
well taken care of.
On corrohorution of this bribery schcmc. Il is
Understood thors ~ "A letter in existence writ
ten tO Senator West by Wells and intrust.d To
Maddox for delivery. in which the writor saws:
The Demo rats have ;i.op.O)1 herr. Nnpubli-
cans must hnVc the same amount or the state
n - - il n
tp put West ON the move against Chandler and
urge on the payment. This luttor viii be- pro-
dueod IN the handwriting Of Wells. The tru-iy
Maddox SAYS that he nrV'r delivered the letter
because he had no confidence in senator West,
and not feeling that Chambers verbal promise
10 pay wns what Nells desired in such a critical
cm"rgcn y. hc took steps Ia negotiate the sale
to the Dcmprrntc committee. as given in tho
testimony of Col. Pickett.
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TIE ELECTORAL COMMIsSION
Justice BrndIey Selected ns the FINN Member
of the judicial Brnnch,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Tho Electoral Count
Commission was organized this morning in tho
United States Supreme Court room the pro-
scrbcd oath being administered 10 Justice Cliff
ford by tho Clerk Of the Supreme Court. in nc
cordancc with tho provisions Of the bill creating
the tribunal. Judge Clifford then administered
tho oath to the other mombcrs OF tho commits
sion. committee was then appointed to franc
n set OF rules. and the commission adjourned.
On roasscmblng. set OF rules framed By tho
committee was adopted. They are numerous.
and minutcly describe the methods Of proceed
uro to be followed by tho Tribunal A nxod
time is allowed to counsel on each side to argue
every disputed question. but no Limitation is
placed upon individual counsel. one person
being permitted. II such il tho desire. To con-
sumo the entire time allotted 10 his side for dis
cussng any ono question. Arguments will be
open, provision having been made for the ac-
newspapers. All deliberations. however. are to
be conducted secretly md decisions whom mr.
rived at Will bo formally communicated ~ Con-
gross.
Justice Bradley to be the Nth member of tho
Judicial branch Of the tripartite Electoral Com
mission was made very promutly and with en-
tire unanimity. soon after the four Justices as-
scmblcd this morning.
Justice DAVIS last night received over fifty
70 allow himself 10 bo voted for Hs u member of
the commission, and was also callod upon by q
number Of his friends in this city for tho Same
purpose He. however. replied that II he should
consent to occupy that position he would con-
slider himself neccss itatcd to dcclinethe Illinois
Senatorsh u, which he was not inclined to do
His frionds therefore understand that he has
definitely made up his mind 10 accept the posi-
uon 81 senator immediately upon his r"signa-
ton from the Supreme Court. ON or shortly be-
fore the lh Of March
The Republican National Committee. to-day
decided 70 engage ~ leading counsel before tho
Electoral Compromise Commission William VI.
Evarts and H. W. Stoughton of New York. and
stanley Matthews and \. y. Shellnbargcr of
ONO. All these gentlemen aro here, and have
entered upon the preparation Of their e'lse. ex
cept MIR. StOughtOn, who IL expected here to-
morrow morning They IRE authorized to assoc
ciatc with themselves any others. they may de-
sire who are familiar with the Louisiana and
Florida cases.
The Democrats have as counsel Lyman Trum-
bull Of Illinois. Matt j. Carpenter Of Wisconsin,
jeremiah Black Of Pennsylvania. and Ashbcl
Green of New York.
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4 BRTIIIINT UEDDING,
The Event OF the season In Hebrew Social
Circles In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 9l.-Thc nuptials Of
Abraham Hir-'h. u we'll known Philadelphia
manufacturer. and Miss Bertha b. Uhman
daughter of b. !. Ulman. Il wealthy Baltimore
merchant, to-day. proved the event of the sea-
son in Hrhr"w So 'ial circles. The ceremonies
were performed hy Rabbi Sold and an as
si-tant. AT the Hanover Street Syna.o-ur
II the pr, -en go of about one thousand persons.
There w'rc Sin bridesmaids and groomentrn.
tull drcs. was observed. and the display Of
mcut followed M I.o-hmai'- Hall aud suisse
lu'utly "a reception wa ~, u. followed hy "A
Erml ball. The bridal irn~eut-in cul"d dia-
munds and Other J"Wsl- works of art. plata.
~ @'., and rhr'e- for NarloiS sums from relatives
and iniimni friends 40 sreanilng IN value over
$4,000 The happy couple lcit on u bridal tour
10 New York
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rHE NEw sen IRON rRom Ktvs4s.
Col. Plumb. IA Printer. and Worth 100000.
Elected by the irgi,iaturc.

TOPEKA Jan. 81. The anti-plumh caucus.
which WAS in session the greater part Of last
might. had a m"rtins this morning. and after
numcrou, ballots nominated II. +. Low OF Fort
S"ott. Tn joint convention met at noon Tho
sixteenth ballot resulted in 81 votes for Plumb
anl Gi for Low. Plumb WIS declared rlo tod
and h.th llou-' s then adjourn 4 until Fob q.
Cnl Plumb ir a printer hy trade. and Formerly
published ihr Empor,n N"rS II" came to
Kansas from IanosNiilr. Ohle. in 1851. when 10
Vonls oi age. II b. now President of nnii.urul
bank Ht Emporn amt IL rrplted 10 h' W ,rtl
t-oo."n. which hr has made by speculation ani
tur liul tlec Oi law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-01

Tho Orient Mutual Marine Insurance Com.
pany ani the Queen Irc Insurance company haw
dccidcd e. tear away the hmiins in.J Jaunccy court
Wall street. and ercc. a new buiwins for the
use oi luth companies The present build
in-s wore lu.lt about thirty wears ago hy Alex
an''r llmi''"n VII" ll~d thc ground from the
IhmreA '.tt. At tNr expiration o the lcl-o the bud
ln-s became Nr property u fiil estate ri4 urOprrty
WA, hou.h 300 July last hY The oriort and queen ON
IHnu- Nr j,'t'st AMI Was tNliod equally The lot ID
irregular 900 shape hANiu- front n >iNtt rp rit ar a
about r-t loot tic cast sr i llN icot in "u1'h md
the west -l, ~ irct ArrhifnU Is drafting pam
for the nov lWiin-, which Will hc not oyer nNc .tnrie
nkh. with Mluil marble iruut. AMI will cost abOm
s.plppJD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-01

Julgo IUWrDnr0. yo-torluy. drniol Tho an.
pcauon ul Ruiu, Hat on behalf o himself nnI oiho:
st~Aholior' of the ,h-an suulicrn Railroad Con
pauN inra pcrrmp'fN manlNmu. cumprllin the Farm
rs Loan ana Trust 'uuinnN fnnllnw tufie trans
ger hfn.-m tli' railroad COMPANY. The ulrct wa, aid
To- iu tummucuic with thc sih klplers tn alleged
iAl-fuult 90 fllc iNNl lN VIM Aun rlllt The
President ant -ouc ni tHr Bnarl pirc tor, Ths
udse opinion Mas shat INVESTIGATION ~, not neces