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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

SUPREME CoUKT SYLABus-Among recently decided
cases in the Supreme Court of Kans is that of the long
contested dispute between the St. Joseph Denver City
Railroad Company and James E. Dryden. Tbs decision
Of the District Court is affirmed. This believe was
In favor of Dryden. The following the published sy
labus of the case:
Tho St. Joe & D. C. R. R. Co. vs.. James E. Dryden.
Error from Doniphan County.
AFFIRMED.
By the Court BreverJ.
l. Where action IL brought by railroad company in
possession OF the right of way through land
and using II for its railroad track telegraph line
restrain the Of said land from interfering
and Of the right of and upon trial
the plaintiff offers testimony tending show that de-
PENDANT ever had inorfered likely
to interfere herewith Held that demurrer the evf
dence vi as properly sustained
Proof that the defendant asserted that the
did not the right Of way that he going have
the right Of way adjusted and damages therefor
Is not sufficient evidence of threat danger of violent
interference to sustain such action.
After demurrer evidence has been sustained the
plaintiff has the right dsmiss the action without
prejudice 70 Q future action.
fter the testimony has been closed the Court
has the open the and receive further tes
mopy, but neither party insist upon this legal
right 1t 10 matter resting in tho sound discretion Of
the Court and its ruling will not be reversed unless il
appears from the record that such discretion has been
abused
Kingman C. j.. coucurring
true copy. Attest: A. HAMMATT,
IL Clerk Supreme Court
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

Notice This.
In another part Of paper will be found the sdver
tisement Of Waterman Bernard who vish sell all
the Lumber wanted in Doniphan and Brown Counties
St. Joseph Elwood for the prices At either place
They always sell Lumber at the very lowest prices and
they especially invite correspondence from any wish
ing to purchase Lumber They prepared to deliver by
the car load at any point the st. Joe D. e. and
A. n Railroad; and they guarantee entire satisfac
ton in Quality and Price. Good statlns for tsams
II,
You get the best r for the money at
BIcKvoRp 4 SNcLAIxs.
Y selover's Flour at Lelands, and warranted goo
any other make
BOoks, Bo0ks:
At Biekford sinclars you will hnd everything in the
Schoolline. sept3o-
Y George v. Hagaman & Co. will pay cash for sll
the they can got at Bremen Station, Kansas.
dee.14-4w.
II Headlight and Radiant Psrlor Oil. at Bickford 4
Sinelair's.
u New Goods at hard tmes prices, at LeIands.
II No use taIking-seeing 10 believing Van Buski X
will sell you anything n cheap - the cheapest
- Stock Salt at 81 per barrel, for sale
by G. Leland.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

Y Henry Dew. Of this Township. this week drove 10
the slaughter lot Of six piya nsnths old thst
averaged 40 pounds apiecs Who beat it pissf
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

y Prof wypan was here. Last week. performing his
wonderful treks and distributing valuable gtA consist
ing Of shirt buttoas cheap ssd psncis aad 6ne
er that be bought at bankrupt ssction at 10
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AGENTa.

BATES LOCKE - Park Row, New York.
s. NJ PETTENGILL & CO, ~ Park Row, New York
GEORGE p ROwELL CO., 40 Park Row, New York.
HOWELL & CHESMAN st. Louis, No.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LOUIS. Jan q
wheat-Lover; No falI q 3s al % No do, q So
81 - No. 4 do, 81 e5i0I ..
Corn-Lower No. Z mixed. 30e cash; 3sie January.
Rye-Firm 1t s0c
oil Ola.
Butier-Dull medium to selected dairy. Is sz5c eoun
try roll and packed. l0Sisc.
Eggs-Stesdy; 23a2tc-
Pork-Higher 81 Is asked cash and January; 81 90
bid SI7 Is bid for February.
Bulk Msats-very firm held higher q. .. SIC askd
for round iots sale. clear lots e. g. iec with
prcies bid for round lots.
Lard-Fim held higher; iltc asked lie bid cash 3c
bid February and March.
Hoes-strong and higher; common TO medium packing.
es 1855 IS fair good - 3ea5 Is; choice fancy d g
9e CO. Receipts, s.<oo
Csft~-B~ttrr shipping grades; fancy steers Is Is
15 60: prime a s7is o. good q eo94 IS pony. o0S
IS fair choice and hefrrs % IS "a % I'd
Texana q ooss 10. Reeeiptsl Loo.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

HoLLowArs OISINExr.-Eryipelas and all innamma-
tory diseases yield d:ent Of this powerful prep
aratiou In the foot, hand and neck their approach
should be checked .. osesf saPpurA danger
IL imp:eni and knife cannot be employed without
jeopasdizi.. life. This Ointment win the disor
der without cutting pain peril. Is cents per box
mi
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

far the soriap of II with increasing trade and
ENLARGED Renee still intend 20 give my time tho
Of stock the soil and climate Of Kan
a. demand Have good supply Of choice trees and the
6ue,t t N bcyr plants In the country. Thanking old
rnsf.aer. for their long continued confidence and
Tom and prnmising fair dealing to still
PREPARED take young cattle hogs and in
change for trees .. j. EOGERLf'
Hishlznd Ks, July q. 1e76-tf Proprietor.
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Y Nov It's J. B. zinsernsn. mp By Cbarisstos who
got He vsed that be cealdn harl any
more wood for . While all account Of epoand baby
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

On long time at low interest well improved Farms
Doniphan County, Kansas. Apply to
june2%. XXX. STOUT, Troy. Kansas.
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acareily Of MOaey.

There doubt bu, the present condition Of all kinds
Of business and industry is fearfuy depressed and b.
hooves every family to look carefully their expenses
Winter is coming on. when children liable
Group, whoopng Cough, Coughs and colds will pre-
vail everywhere and consumption with other throat and
lung diseases will OF These diseases should
not be neglected. Doctors bills expensive and we
would advise people tn BoscHKEs GERMAN SYR-
1t has failed. One bottle Is will keep
your whole family well during the winter. Two doses
will relieve any Sold in all towns in the United
States and by your druggist, W. p. Russell Troy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

Y George v. Hagaman Co. will pay cash for sl
the corn they get, at Bremen Station, Kansas.
dee-14-lw.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

~ Corn ranges in psies fru. - % . cents Per bush
Il In different psrts q the Csasty.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

Bosks, BS0ks!
At Bekford sincisirs you viii find everything in thu
Schoolline. sept3o.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04
Highland Nursery.
APPLE TREES AUD HEDGE PLANTS

UNHE subscriber having been for the last fifteen
III IN the Nursery business in Donphan County. can
sl be found the old place with good stock Of home
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

~ School books and school supples At RusseIFs. e.
Y Overcoats, 0vercoats. Overcoats. 0vercoats Over
coats at Van Buskrk's.
Y Choice Cider Vinegar at Van Buskirks.
~ Stock Salt at 81 per barrel, for sale
by G. Leland.
Y Pure Cider Vinegar .. Bietford 4 sinClair's
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

II Headlight and Radiant Parlor Oil, at Bickford I
Sinclair's.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

Y Selover's Flour at Lelands and warranted GOO
any other make
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

Gers: CSvo: Cesn:
Corn taken for Goods!
Corn taken for aecosnts.
Corn taken for Cash.
At A. Poul4rs CAsa srosz,
decn Whits Clsud, Kansas.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

BIcKvoRp SIxcLAIxs
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-01-04

The following i eUsps<s. ass Of marriage lieen.s.
granted BY Tie Psasss Court e tA cs..sy during The
vear le7S.
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II No use talkng-seeing 10 believing. vsn Buski {.
will sell you anything ~ cheap - the cheapest
, 1877-11-04
HANGS AT THE CAPITAL


Sn-c;aI p}s1afch 10 The chicdun 7Filnkne
WASHINGTON, u. G., Nor. 3.-Judgc Mark
Bangs, United States District-Attorney, arrived
here this morning. ue comes at the request OF
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue for j
conference upon the new proposition submitted
by the first batch Of Chicago whisky men. lie
has had an interview with the Attorney Cen
cral and with Commissioner Ranm. lie will
probably have conference with Secretary Shcr-
man on Monday, OF as soon rs the decision Of
Raum shall have reached the Secretary through
Assistant Secretary French. Under the rules
Of the Department all revenue compromise
matters requiring tic approval nt the Secretary
arc first referred from Commissioner kaum to
Assstant-Secrctary French, and ti1cn approved
or disapproycd hy the Secretary himself.
JUDGE BANGS TuslTlOS
with respect to the indemnity alleged TO have
been offered to tile first natch, a4s, from the
start, been consistent. In his testimony before
the Congressional Committee, he showed that
he was convinced that complete civil Immunity
was agreed to lie given them IN consideration Of
their becoming Government witncsses.
Ii is now claitllcd that q new element enters
into the case, aud that tue decision Of the United
States Court at St. Louis III reisas-
ing Mckee from any civil liability
establishes q precedent which entities the
first batch to similar release IN any event, the
first batch claim that the suits NOW pend"
Ing in the Chicago Courts can recover absolute
ly uothing without tile aid Of the first batch,
and that that aid will not he forthcoming unless
they are granted full civil immunity i'll accord
ance with what they claim was their agreement.
, 1877-11-04
THE RECORD.


WAsHNGToS, D. t., Nov. 3.-Mr. Prize asked
leave to ufItr a resolution providing tor the re-
mouctizatiun Of silver. Objected to.
Consideration WAS resumed Of the bill for the
repeal Of part Of the Resumption act .
After discussion rs to the yroposel terms for
thu management and consideration Of the hill,
Mr.. Kelley proposed to offer resolution max
ing it the special order for Tuesday next, aud
until Jhus>day, The 18th, when the previons ques-
lion should te ordered. hut Mir. u ills objected
absolutely 10 tic re~olut on being received inas
much as he regarded the bill assaul: upon the
national credit
The remainder OF the .nornng hour was used up
in voting on motions TO adjourn. and the ull
went over till the next morning hour.
The hill for tree colnlge Ut i standard silver
dollar WAS introduced by Nj. Huckner, anu was.
on motion III Aar Step. eAs, after discussion, re-
f1rred TO the Committee on Coinage, ratner than
TO the hsnkinE Committee:
MT. ClurE introduced a b1l for the toonctization
o. silver and recoiuaye OF the standard silver dol
lar. Ecierycd.
ME. Ftntey introduced bill to amend the Con-
st1tntlon ~ us to elect the President and Vice
PRESIDENT hy u direct vote Of the people.
AT. Iownshend insruuuccd bill authorizing the
coinage vi the silver du!Iat.
Adjourned til Monday
, 1877-11-04

to THE TRIBUNE in reference to the candidacy
Ut Gcn- Lleb for County Clerk, anti very cae+n
~ establishes that gentteman's intimate cols'
ncrfi,n with thc countv panp In the Court
u,,,,zs v,,rt. arr. ,I.o lie 1,ndvnc hatred for
the lF'sh- From what he wF1tes'-anu tne
ords prove much that he says,-in 1874, ~hen
the architect for the Courthouse was being
eIcrtcd hc ,rave ont that .no Irish need ap-
~,~..,, ..,'s.,.. so. ,-1,.+rrnr and
ply, auu subsequently, "hen A1I.s
Egan were elected architects BY the connl
Buurd, lie refused to obey its mandates and ainz
,1r rtu,n,v seal ~ tbr nancrs. He acted in this
~. time,
a8oit11J Way he sa'o d. '" m
, 1877-11-04

yerr business for which it manifestly Was organ
izeti. II was kecnly ana vigorously res'stea on
all sidcs. Cox, who was deposcd from tne eha.'. 1
manshlp OF the Committee to make WAY 'o'
Buckner, .,ro
THOUGHT THE COMMITTEE WAS osERLoAHntEn.
and tuok up the cudsei for Stephens: : hns, H.ne,
parliamentary leaders came 10 a,epne11s 1a1,,
:. :, ,s-;,v rpicrrrd the Silver bill
T.: s:' ,!:e s Banking aud Currency Committee to 'e
;.r,:a@e Committee The PRECEDENT : rhni i::., ss
ia.,sc.l il followed, ,nay deprive tue bank,nS
~; t:urreu<y Committee OF any ]ur'sa'tt'oi.
...r, tf,r :1lycr rs CURRENCY. The majority OF
Lie Committee on Coinage is
FIRM FRIEND or THE SILVER BILL
and ii is understood wilt, on tue trst opp"rsun'
1era].teu.icr functions. Brewer. al Nlch.ah.
a minority mc1nbcr OF thai COMMITTEE. VIII m
eist on an amendment limiting the !egal,ten''cr
will have considerable support in the House for
this amendment
, 1877-11-04
DUST To dist.

NEW ioRK, Noy- 3.-The funeral OF Mr..
James Brown, OF the banking-louse of Rrown
Bros. d Co., took place from tue University
Pla.c Presbyterian Church, OF WHICH hc h,,
been senloT Eller many years The church was
crowded 10 It's fullest capacity. The Rev. Dr..
tooth o1icia:ed. asssted by the Rev. Dr.. Adams
ahd tue lev. DR.. Maitland. The body was iu-
closed III rosewood collin, devoid Of or,,a,nenta
uen except large silver plate Among t,,osc
rre ent, ttsidcs members oi the family, were
iruEl Emanuel Cnupcl auu tie Cniun Tu4niS,on..
al eeinil.ary, aad many sne.nbers Of tie Cram
ker oi C"n1Mc.u- lhe burial took place IN
Greenwood Cemetery.
, 1877-11-04
:. Nothfnp. I am waiting to see Mcya11r ),

"Nothiug. am waiting to see McSalIy:n
And the General passed on to the Other ena
OF the office. where be fingered for ninnfe
giving orders to an abe-bodied clerk, WIN 49,
the interview had ceased, put on his bat ma
coat aud took his departure, presumably to ne
his influence where 1t would do the most gnod
Coming back, the General again saluted the
reporter.
III WANT THE OCTOBER PAYROLL
IL: amt made up yet"
aWhen will it bel"
mot until after election.n
"Let me 70 through the time-book, and csr
make it up III Jset. it's easy to add up the nun.
her of davs each man has worked, and thsa
multiplying by four, You get the result"
the buslness-Ike air OF the pr0position had
nrrtty much the same effect On the Gene-sIi
that blue ointment has On gtayback. H.
sauirmed, whlrlel on his heels, glared 6erre1v
ut the reporter, and the huge 'gig-lamnsI,
which ornament the upper portion Of bis H..
became as luminous Us policeman's bulls-ers
You can't have it, he shouted in such >,
angry tone that dozen pens dfoppel, anJ
their owners craned their necks to see what w.
going on.
because The TRIBUNE has abused NE: Il
has lieu about me-"
s.Can have the par roll ~
And turning to AfcNally be said, "See ber
if any TRIBUNE man comes here for anr H.
formation, don't show him book, don't lei
him see scrap Of paper; do You HEAKp' ani
the General took his departure, leaving The
numbering echoes Of his voice to reyerbefate
th ough the room, to the vast amusement Of
his reta!ncrs and pensioners, and the reporter,
The reporter paid his auieux to tue ciesss
and sought the office Of the County Judge, wlth
the hope OF getting an order on the Clerrz for
the il formation sought. The General followed.
The Court WAS not in session and the Judge Nas
absent.
Again was the reporter Obliged to listen to
the Alpine horn.
ttYou can't get anything here, either" and
then tie shouted to tile clerks, II t.is TniBCsE
tnun Or any other Tribune man wants anything
t,ere don't give it to llis,,."
The reporter folded up his paper ard DE-
partcd.
ROLL.
, 1877-11-04

was cognizant of this alleged undesstandt!n3 Pc
tween Solicitor Wilson aud the firm OF Wnlea 1
Mr.. Lynch is membcr and therefore PAU 'n, hu hu
attention to the statements nlaoe u n11o ~
Marshall P. Beechcr and others! -, ...oo.7,,
An answer TO these questions will greatly
oblHe, etc.
, 1877-11-04
County Clerk Lieb Refuses to Al
low His Records to Be
Inspected.
Some More Questions Which mr.
Lynch Is Invited to
Answer.
Lieb and The Irisl--.Nhat One Of
Haines' Colleagues Thinks
Of Him.


BUSINE
TIE BUSINESSMEN.
We, the undersigned, would earnestly rec
o1nmenu the holding Of a meeting OF business
mcu to be held at the Pacific Hotel Monday
morning, Nov. 5, at 10 o'clock, to take into coll
s1ltra1ion the importance OF the election to be
held on luesday, Nov. &:
ele Letter Co. GcS[, NJ VenSfEsoR W R;nS Co.
Gould. briggs y Co. Carson Piric, Scott j. Co.
&. ii. Case, ". r. MilEgan
ii. d. Wells s Co. John Y. Far"el j. Co.
Keith l}ros j. II. Ciou.h.
G. ' 5. stettaucz, p Gibbs & s,errett M'g Co.
William blair i Co. Eeach i Nurse
sprague. Warner & Co. Louis lln,t-
Gray Brothers. &. Icgtmcrer.
n. 4. Kuhn j. Bros. J: i. MeMul!en:
Duraud L Co. Miller Bros l. Keep.
nooard, Spencer q Co. Fuller : Fuller,
George Sherwood d Co. ". Il. Thompson.
SHUT UP.
The following needs no explanations:
We, the undersigned, believing that fnll vote
Ii always in lhc interest Of good government here
by a.rec to close onr several = aces OF business
uur,u. the entire .iay of election !proyidcd It Is
uenerai). and recommend that it be Uniform
throughout the city. that our employees nay all
have in opportunity to vote:
John Y. Faswel1 d Co., Towle = Roper,
u. Il. LINCOLN Vim. r. Allen s Co.,
{. H. Henderson Il Co., Spragues, Warner & Girls
c,mnn Mryer Strauss d. whlu.
c.. Lockwood & Draper,
Leopoll, kuh g. Co., Incrahanl, Coroln i May,
McAu1ey, dyke s. Co., ). +. sladdcn j. Co.,
Nurry-Selson Quinlan iirotners,
q. +. Bisaell. HlcNe3l s. higgins,
Keith brothers. Wells il Faulkner,
EDDY Harvey j. Carter, Harmon, Merrian & Co.,
C. Ii. Farco s Co., ". j. ttuan Il Co.,
NJ. i. Wells Co., George Noss 4 Co.,
Henry ". King, Shcrer Il Parsons
n. SELF j. Co., Knowles, tloyes i Co.,
i. IL. Jones & Co., ~. vi. White & Co.,
Sweet Dcmpstcr & Co.. Vim. Bacon d Co.,
William Stewart, kellogg j. Dnrrett,
Thomas barrow tE Co.. Durands G Co.,
j. W. Uoune d Co., Hlbbard l. Spencer.
Gray Brothers.
All the banks have signed similar agree
mcnt-
4 GOOD IDEA.
The suggestion set 4ortn III tie following COM
municatlon is All excellent one, anu should meet
with prompt response from those to whom is is
addressed Whatever ba1lot-boy slufling Is tu
be done will be tie South Side, and there it is
tnat special lg!lance is needed:
10 tie Citi.eHx or lie south Nirisi0n: As all arc
presumed 10 o. interested III the ba!lot~bo5, cali
IN tue citizens Of the South Division to render all
ASSISTANCE to that emu III their power. business
.uen can at least devote half uay, or send thclr
employees 10 report IT, taptains OF their ward or
precinct. who Will place them duty 10 guard the
polls aEains: fraud. 1t ;s Imperative That citizens
snail rsnGer all help in their power.
- FRANK b. MAK=uALL, Adjutant Commanding.
LEWIS F. JACOBS, Bullot-b0 Guards, South
Division.
, 1877-11-04
Add folio writing done at the homes Of the
writer's, ut the average Of the previous

Total. 80. ----........ -..Sl5, -
September bill.-...... ---.-....... y, 6D
August bill. !, 2G :a3
Julytbl!! ~. 49, ~
June bill ....'-..-.. o'aat
Aud yet Gen. Lieb has the tf1rontery to state
that he runs his Office absolutely for the guou
of the public He would scorn to employ any
clerk for his abilities as barroom politl>ian
He does not expect his CLERKS to 90
any political work for him, and he would
no more compel them to stand an assessment
to carry on his campaign than he would cut on
his right arm. OF course lie wouldn't, hut an
examination Of his payroll points to some cir
cumstances which are Of 4 suplcious character.
Sh >uld the General think these suspicious un-
founded, he can inform the public through
circular.
Nevertheless as surface Indication Of
HOW GEN. L1Eu MAKES USE OF HIS CLERks
to further his political ends, even though tne
county should be taxed at the rate Of 81 per
diem for each man, it may be remarked that
tue rate Of 81 Der Gay, participated in all the
recent political conventions except the Repunllc-
all, Us will be seen By the following:
Indnstriat concenfioa : Alexander We:Gsets'
Second Ward; u. P. Eva rs and Timothy Cseaa'
SIXTH: JOHN McNally. Seventh; II. Prind.1l'e,,J J.
i. sullivan and J: Mitchell, Eighth; Fred conaoa
and John Foley, Tenth; Redmond Lansan; a., Elev-
enth; II. i. La Buy. Secretary aud - Gig NueK{"
muck" Of the party. c: D: Castde1d, and !; =.
OBrien, Fourteenth; J. B. Guentzer and e. Gen'
sen. Fifteenth: c. F. Grasson ana IS. F: HaE5neJ'
Sixteenth; .Juhn Sweeney, Seventeenth: 2. =.
Lynch, II. Bacr, J. F. Thompson. and D. =,
Danlcls, Eighteenth. To this list might be a!ded
Albert saher. the Committee Clerk OF the COM
Democratic Conreat;on-Henry F. Merritt: Fitxt;
J: ). Garrlty, Fourth: G: Eaten and " Edgat,
Fllth j. hickey, Sixth; David Maisa Il a. ana a1 MaA
Eighth: d. \. Stitt, Twelfth; Fl. 4. Aiken, Ihls-
teenth; l.. T. Barclay, Fifteenth; Fred Fseudsn-
Sr,fu ufF1f1 urIE T Inirn
, 1877-11-04
LOCAL POLITICS.

The Business Men Will
Consider the Sit
uation.
Tom Wall Sues Lieb to Recov-
er Money Paid for
Delegates.
His Story Of the Way the Ninth
Ward Delegation Was
Bought.
,John Wentworth Discusses the Situ-
ation---Vote Against the
State-House.
Speech by State's-Attorney
Observation-Disclosures
Ward-Meetings.
county-clerk Lieb Refuses to Al
low His Records to Be
Inspected.
Some More Questions Which Mr.
Lynch Is Invited to
Answer.
Lieb and The Irish--.Nhat One OF
Haines' Colleagues Thinks
nf Him.
, 1877-11-04

and there is scarcely u doubt that fully three
iourths OF them will receive full months pay
xhen 1ile hunks t.ulue to he made un:
, 1877-11-04

The cost of the foregoing gentlemen to the
county may be approximately estimated as tot-
lows:
1:}s full time at Sl04. 35o
4G half time Ut 81 S32............. ,3o2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-02
Weumbunocrtjdbriee 0eod1niBs
feter ocs beili8en Gonrao
1T Gontans.

lleber bieie 6eier gum @eba4tniS beS
Dor 800 Sabrsn erfoIsten 6eimsanss bss
bell. Gonrao entbaltsn bic neuelten euros
p6iidsn Sldtter ausfibrlidere 8eridte,
aus oenrn mir bas 6oIsenoe b~erausbebsn
Oas sanSe berrlide @ottesbaus, bic alte
Gatbeoraltirde bes bell. Yii4ofS Gonrab,
1T IN Grin ~ueriie,t. Gum Selte linb Be:
reits Sonnabenb ben %. . %. eri1ienen /:
bic 0errn VtfdSfe 3otbar &iibel BON 5rei.
burg, .. Retteler bon Mains unb Der Yiidof
@reitb BON ct. @alsn IN Der S1wei,,
iowie bic Iebte uon Ginlisbeln unb Gnaels
berg. OieieIben wurben gu Waaen in
Sfientlider Nuiiabrt CUR Gatbebrale aeIeitet
unter benz Subel oes Bottles, bel b~efasaten
StraBen. Mm SO9alter anssfommea, er.
tbeilte Der @rsbiStbumsuerwe Ter ben bildSfs
liden Sesen uno Sautte IN elmer fur,en
@niprade fir ben bersli6m 0%iatommsn.
Sonrabenb IbencS 8 llbr purbe bas 5elt
e,Offnet ourd cine @nipra6e oeS Wlnlters
pfarrers Binsier uno cine Sssensanbadt,
bel welter Die NGume bes Minlters bidt
anSefiut waren. SonntaS friib 8 ll9r Be-
sribten @lotenseIdute unb 8%anonenbonner
ben erbabeuen Gag. lin o ubr beitiea
8ii9of 2otbar 6ibeI uou 6rsiburs bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-02

9ie Stimmc hes hciliacn Gaters

Ga uniern Easen ideint bic Soriebuns
Der tatboIi'den Yreiie cine beionoere Osii'
fun se9eben gu bnben. Nm ibr lit es, bic
@runoidte Der Orbnuns uno bes @lau:
bens bort, no bieielben berriden gu bewab'
rem n iie ba 1u pe,breittn, mo- 9ottlo:
ftateit unb cine talte 9leidslltistt;t Die:
Ielben in Serseienbeit seratben lieBen. -
kius TX. in einem S9reiben pon 1861.
@ir eriu6en gle isitdnoisf allen oenen
nit eurem sutcn Wtaen uno eurcr @unif
beisuitebsn, bic nit 9eiit besabt uno nit
seni9enber 6enntniB ausgerintet, ii9 on
Sic arbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb Seitun:
gen our gertbeioiguns unb Serbreituns Der
fatboIiidsu qebre uerOfientIi4en. = Gneps
clica Yius TX.
Gast Nidts uHusriudt, mobur1 uniers
beilise 8elision uno ibre bsilian,e 9ebre in
ben gereiaisten Staaten meter uerbreitst
werben %t0nneu, bamit u~erirrte Wanberer
ouf ben redten Yfao s%urifseIeitet weroen
m0ssn.--S9reiben Pius TX. an bic gi:
{h0fe Der .. ct.