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ora.rea,o Rep.I Invasion.

A San Antonio dispatch says: Gen.
Ord, ON the 22d, received an official copy of an
order of President Diaz to Gen. Dallon, COM
manding the Mexican forces on the border to
rcpel invasions by the United States troops
by force, and that Gen. Trevino had be n or
dered up the Rio Grande with twenty-five hun
bred troops to carry out the order. Gen. Ord
has teleglaphed TO the President for another
regiment of cavalry.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-29

Senator Sharon will probably find it
impossible To leave his business in San Fran
cisco At present 10 take his seat in the Senate.
Portland dispatches says Senator Grover, there
as a witness in the case Of W. II. y. Stiles, Ca
trial for perjury in the Grover in, estigarion,
announces his intehtioni of starting for
Washington in time to be present at the open
ing Of the regular session, but not before the
adjournment Of the special session.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-29
champion Rowrnx match.

Trickett, the Australian champion
Oarsman, having challenged the world to a
three mile race for one thousand pounds, TO be
rOwed in any country, Courtney, Of 'uburn,
y. Y, accepts to row in the United ates for
this amount or more and will pay Trickett's
expenses to this country in the event Of Trick
ett's defeat.
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Protected Trial.

Jacob Huntslinger, late president of
the Miners Trust company bank of Pottsvil!e
and his son Albert, cashier of the bank
charged with conspiracy to defraud Thomas
Kerns, prothonotary of Schuykill county,
depositor, out of $4,000 were found guilty at
Reading Pa, after trial of Is weeks.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-29
-he Grange Consultation Amendment

At the session of the National Grange
at Cincinnati, o., on the oath, the eonstiiu-
ton was amended whereby the court Of ap-
peals was abolished and master and execu-
tive committee constituted such court instead.
Membership fees were fixed Mt So for male end
81 for female members.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-29
Marriage nigh Lie.

The marriage of the duke of Norfolk
to Lady Flora Hastings, was solemnizcd at
the 0ratory Brampton, England, on the 2lst.
The scene and the ceremony were of a bril-
liancY and impressiyeness hardly surpassable
The service was performed by the bishops of
Southwark, Nottingham and Port Louis
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minnesota onioiaI appointments.

The President on the Goth nominated
VIM j. Hunterfo receiver Of public moneys
at Hayes City, Kansas; VIM. W. Billson, L. 5.
attorney for Minnesota, and Robert \. Nc
Laren for L s marshal for Minnesota.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-29

On the 2tst, the citizens of Bismarck
gave banquet at the Sheridan House to
Joseph and three other Nez Perces chiefs.
Joseph and Shaved Head made speeches and
after dinner a reception was held in the par
lOrs of the hotel where many ladies attended
and shook the captive chiefs by the hand.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-29
On.et,Ing the Geneva award.

The fishery commission at Halifax, n.
S, gave their decision on the 23d, awarding
Great Britain five and a half milliOH dollars.
1t was majority award, President DE Forse
and Sir A. T. tialt agreeing, and Judge Kell-
ogg, United Slater commission, dissenting.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-29

The North German Gazette commenting
upon an article in the St. Petersburg Gazette,
recommending a Russo French alliance. saws
that such an alliance would transform the
present friendship Of Prussia and Austria to-
wards Russia into sheer hostility.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-29
The Grocery Business.

The petition Is in circulation among
wholesale grocers in Cincinnati, o.. asking
Congress to make the duty on sugar so much
per pound, regardless Of color or quality. cof-
fee dealers, at a meeting held on the end, re-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-11-29
A Prominent CttIzen Arrested.

Gen. Abraham Duryes, of New York
former colonel Of the 9TH regimen. and OK
police commissioner, has been arrested on the
charge of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses from a savings bank.
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solved TO resist the efforts Of New York brok-
to control shipments % coffee from that city,
And the determinations was expressed 10
look to points further south for their supply
Of the article, unless New York parties reeede
from rules adopted there in regard To reeov-
EN-. o and shinr,inr
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Dispatch from Berlin says the govern
ments OF Germany and the United States have
entered into negotiations for a mutual ma
turaliEation treaty to supersede the treaties
now in force with the seDarate German States.
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on OF Employment.

The works for the new locks at Liver
pool have been SO damaged 10y late gales it is
feared tweuty-seven hundred men will be
thrown out OF work three weeks.
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increases. The Insurgents stormed the iorii-
fed town Of Kussa- the eth inst, and cap
tured the garrison.
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IS PhdfD SCHNEIDER.
Republicans 2l; Democrats, II.
ASSEMBLY.
Adams w Pierce.
Ashland, Barron and Polk-Canute Ander-
Brown-D. NJ. Kelley, Darid Burns, Nm.
Rice
Buffalo,. j. Sem.
Calumet. II. HdigM
Chippewa. X. BdrrotrS
Clark, Lincoln, Taylor and Woods. L. Ma
son.
Columbia-Josiah Ayaold, Lester Woodward.
CTawford-J. H. Jewell.
Dane--Jaoo6 Lyle, f. f. Bryant, John Oils.
DODGE. c. McFetridge, Carl Dotre, Peter
Langatfieid. Eli Hawks.
Door--E. s. Miner
DUMP. G. Barlow
Eau Claire-Julius Ingram.
Fond du Lac--Uriah Wood, James Fifzge-
raids A. A. Swan, Nictdet Wirfs.
Grant-Wm. Il. Carter, w. j. Mccoy i. n.
Graham.
Green-John Luchsinger, Franklin Mitchell.
Green Lake-O W. Botc.
Iowa-John Gray, Owen King.*
Jackson-C. &. Pope.
Jetferson-H. Finn, J. ID. Bullock, H. j.
Bull
Juneau-James Nuilony, r. d. rogers.
Kenosha-- Walter DEXTER
Kewaunee-C Charles TiSch.
La Crosse-Suel Biggs
Lafayette-LdrS n. johnson bernard NJ
Ginty
Manitowoc- Thomas Thornton, ". r. Wash,
II. Vits.
Marathon-(a Democrat
Marquette-H II. Peters.
Milwaukee,. q. Wal, J. C.Dick, Ed. Keogh,
p. H. Hy de, John Bentley, II. Smith, (soc.) G.
III Hamilton, CT Burnham Charles HolzhauSer,
r. MOsco,ritt, W. LOtUIer.
Monroe-James COndd, VIM. Y. Baker.
0contO-Ernest Funke.
Outagamie-W. 5. Warner (ind.) Frank Stef.
eT7a.
Ozaukee- VIM. Fitzgerald
Pepin and part of buffalo
Pierce-Charles A. Hawn.
Portage-Jdnes 1HekCaa
Racine Charles Jonas, p. G. Cheeres.
Richland-J. NJ. Thomas. z NJ. Smith.
Rock-Chas. III. Parker, W. III. Stark, Fen.
ner Kimball.
ST. Croix-James Hill.
Sauk-A p Elinwood, ID. B. Hurlburt
Sheboygan-6ts Willard, John l.. Shepard
James White.
Trempealeau-J. NJ. Barrett.
Vernon Elefson, Allen Rusk.
Walworth-A. NJ. Aldrich, j. Pemberton, f.
ID. Coe.
Washington-C. Coughing Gndl I'D DIS
trict probably Dem)
Waukesha-A G. Gilbert, Hicard Warner.
Waupaca-L. L. Post, Frank Guernsey
(doubtful)
Waushara--
Winnebago-J V. Jones, John Porter L.
E. Knapp William FOrd.f
Republicans; Democrats; Green
backs.
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THE VOTE OF WISCONSIN.

BY Counties and Congregational Districts.
can Plurality 5000.
Below is given the official vote of this
State on Governor at the recent election,
compared with the vote two years ago.
The table is arranged by congressional
districts for the purpose of showing their
present political status, as preparation
for the congressional contest year
hence:
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
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Wisconsin LegisIature Of 1873

The Legislature Of Wisconsin for 1878
will be composed as follows Republicans
in Roman letters, Democrats in Italics,
and Greenbackers marked >:
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Whether you, or the children, or l
had got any happiness out of my expert
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Total vote of district. o. 229
Majority for Mallory DEM. 500
Plurality ............ 1881
Total vote in 1875. SIT
Majority for Taylor. ................... 1863
Total vote for Campbell (Socialist) 21S, of
which 154 were cast in Manitowoc county.
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
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Total vote of district. 1885
Plurality for smith RepO . 564
Total vote in 1879 %, 1O1
Majority for Ludngton. -. ....... I23
The Socialist vote in the district was l3O,
about half of which was cast in Jefferson
comfy.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
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that night, and during those lonely, mid
night hours asked herself some very
solemn questions. In the morning she
informed her scholars of her ehildren's
sickness, and its probable dangers, dis
missed the day-school sine die, helped the
boarders to pack their trunks, and went
with them one by one to the trains or
boats which were to convey them home.
The teacher received her full years salary
and left for an hotel, and three of the
servants went at the same time.
By nightfall she breathed more freely
than she had done for two years. Now
she could give her whole time to the sick;
and they repaid It. The next day every
unfavorable symptom had disappeared
That was well, for she had much to do
ere George returned. The neighbors soon
began to wonder at her frequent absences
and the number of strange people tbat
went TO the well-known brick house; but
their wonder was sill greater, when one
morning she left it with both her children
and half dozen trunks.
If they had followed the carriage they
would have seen it drive up to a little
cottage hid in grove of Towering trees,
and furnished with simple and exquisite
taste. There Eleanor fitted up and
down, putting up pictures, arranging
flowers, and laying with her own hands
the daintiest of dinner-ta6les. Fer George
was coming, and the soup and rpast-beef,
and strawberry pate that she had taken
such pains with must all have the addi-
tionai flavor that picturesque room,
snowy damask and china. clearest crystal
and freshest flowers could give.
Oh, how pretty she looked IN her pref
tv toilet. with her two pretty littls daugh-
tiers by her side. George coming up the
lilac-shaded walk, full OF wonder and
curiosity, could scarcely believe that 1t
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-08
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND
LYING IN THE THIRD DISTRICT,
RAITIMORE C0I-NTN

Beginning for the same at the distance of 60
feet inches from the southwest corner of a road
% feet wide with another road 20 feet wide, laid
out by Jacob Fifer, and situate between the North
ern Central Railroad and North avenue, and run
ming westerly in a direct line binding on said 20
foot road II feet inches to lot of ground be-
longing to the heirs Of jeremiah Little; then run
ming southerly 10 feet to Elias Chalk's lot; then
bounding on Chalk's lot and running easterly IS
feet and thence northerly about 10 feet to the
place of beginning, being the same land which by
assignment dated the 3lst of July, 1852, and re
corded among the Land Records of Baltimore
county, in Liber &. H. c., SO, folio Al, &c. was
assigned by VIM. r. Monroe and wife to William
French.
ASsaSsad IN Vim French for 1915.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-08
ALL THAT PART OF A TRACT OF LAND
SITUATE AND LYING IN I'd DISTRICT,
BALTIMORE COUNTY,

Called Scut's Level, and beginning for the same
at a stone standing the old Liberty road, lead
ing from the eth mile stone on the Resterstown
turnpike road to Randalstown, the same being
corner of George Lynch's land and running
thence bounding said Lynch's land south 10
degrees west l6 perches; thence leaving the out
lines of said whole tract Of land which was con-
veyed by Schwartz to George NJ. Green, Jr., south
II degrees and 30 minutes east 33 perches and
seven-tenths of perch to corner of a lot of
ground heretofore conveyed by Ruth Shipley to
Hammond Pinkney thence bounding on said
lot and also the line of said whole tract of land
which was conveyed by Seharwtz to George NJ.
Green Jr. north 40 degrees west 30 perches to the
beginning containing IL ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, being the same land which by deed
dated the goth day of Jnne 1868, and recorded
among the Land Records of Baltimore county in
Lber E. II. A., IS, folio $40, &C., was conveyed
by George NJ. Green, Jr and wife to Hammond
Pinckney.
Assessed to Hammond Pinckney for 1876, 1875.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-08
ISES SITUATE, LYING AND BEING
IN 9TH DISTRICT, BALTI-
MORE COUNTY,


On the northeasternmost side of Huntington
avenue and described as follows Beginning for
the same at stone the beginning of the land
conveyed to Joshua i. Williams, Trustee, by two
deeds recorded among the Land Records of Balti-
more county, in Liber A. W. B., No. 459, folio
1906 &C.. and in A. W. B., No 464, folio 4O5, &C.,
from Gushington Jones and others, dated 9Th June,
1851. and running thence bounding on the first
line of said wSNlbfand as conveyed aforesaid
north 461 ,Eg1ees east Is and twO-tenths perch
es. tn til 2S degrees, east parallel with Hunt
~ enue, as laid out a Remington and 9th
- nd eight-tenths pertkes to the west side of
IS 1 now laid out by said Remington thence
soHia 81 degrees, west binding on said street
nerches until it intersects the north 46! degrees,
east IL perehes, line of the lot of ground convey
ed bv Remington and wife to Abraham Hart, goth
Nav, 1854 and recorded in Liber IL. NJ. F., No.
s. folio 800, &C.: thence reversing said last men
toned line and running thereon south 46l de-
grees west until it inersects the south "a degrees,
east line of the land conveyed to Joshua b. Viii
Iams. Trustee, as aforesaid. and then reversing
said line and binding thereon north "a degrees,
west about 81 and eight-tenths perches to the be-
ginning being the same land conveyed to Abra-
ham Hart BY three deeds-one from Joshua b.
Williams, Trustee 22d Sept, 1854, recorded in lii
Der H. NJ. F., No. 9, folio 231, &C., one from Ed
ward Remington, goth May, 1854, recorded in Lii
Der Ii. NJ. F., No. s, folio $50, &C., and one from
Joshua B. Williams, Trustee &C., Goth May, 1854,
&C., recorded in Liber H. NJ. f., No. S, folio 800,
&C., saving and excepting therefrom a lot of
ground beginning on the north side of Huntington
avenue at the distance of 60 feet from the north
west corner of Huntington avenue and William
street having front of 10 feet Huntington
avenue with depth of l65 feet, conveyed by said
Hart to a certain Michael j. Nolan.
Assessed to Abraham Hart, for 1874, 70, &c.
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Assessed to Patrick Mccormick for 1876.
AND LYING IN 18TH DISTRICT IN
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

And described follows, viz: Part of a tract
called "Ensor's Study" that is contained within
the metes, bounds courses and distances, follow
ing Beginning for the same at the end of II
perches on the south Gil degrees west ia and
three-tenths perches line of the whole ground
conveyed by Charles Gehrman and wife to An
drew Brauner, Liber A. w. b., 81 folio 49, &c.
it being at the end of the south 50i degrees east
g. and two -tenths perches line of tract of land
contracted to be sold by said Brauner to certain
William Seeing, and running thence reversing
the line of Settings part north 500 degrees west
g. and twO-tenths perehes to the centre of space
25 feet wide to be left open for road for the joint
use of the purchasers of said Brauners land. said
25 feet road to commence on the county road run
ming from the Hartford Turnpike Road to the Bel
air road and to run through the land of said
Brauner, then running along the said space or
road south 81 degrees west All perches, then
to the south GIL degrees west ia and three
tenths perches line aforesaid, and then reversing
said line and bounding thereon north GIL degrees
east 81 and two enths perches to the beginning,
containing Is ACRES OF LAND, more or less,
being the same land which by deed dated the 18th
day of December, 1864, and recorded among the
Land Records of Baltimore county in Liber J. H.
L., 43, folio 800, was conveyed by Anna Meister
to Adolph Storck. IA 41 f-4s--AA = e.
Assessed to AdOIph Storek for 1876.
STEPHEN BARTON,
Late Sheriff of Baltimore county
Nov. Its. -3t
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-08
Assessed to Vim. French for 1876.
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND SIT
UATE. AND LYING IN Sd DISTRICT,

And described as follows, that is to say Begin
ming for the same the line of the southeast side
of Retreat street at the distance 20 feet north
easterly from the corner formed by the intersec-
ton of the southeast side of Retreat street and
the northeast side of Mary street and running
thence northerly on the southeast side of Retreat
street 20 feet thence southeast parallel with
Mary street 2lO feet more or less to alley 20
feet wide thence southerly said alley with the
right, use and privilege Of the same in common
with others 30 feet, and thence northerly by a
straight line 2IO feet more or less to the place of
beginning. being the same land which by lease
dated the 22d day of April, 1873 and recorded
among the Land Records of Baltimore county in
Liber E. H. A., so, folio IS, &C., was leased by Fred
erick Rice and wife to VIM. s. Gorsuch
Assessed to VIM S. Gorsuch for 1876.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-08
Assessed to Hammond Pinekney for 1876, 1915
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND
SITUATE AND LYING IN Sd DISTRICT,
u /, u,INIODIr C0ITNTX

bhiIINLVItI- WIN It,
And described as follows: Beginning for the
same on the southwest side of Madison avenue
extended at the distance of 1913 feet southeast
from the intersection of the southwest side of
Madison avenue extended with the southeast side
of the 10 feet alley laid out at the distance of l20
feet southeasterly from and parallel with Druid
Hill Terrace and running thence southeast on the
southwest side of Madison avenue extended %
feet thence southwest by straight line at right
angles to Madison avenue extended 12O feet to
the northeast side of an alley 10 feet wide
thence northwesterly on the northeast side of said
alley % feet and thence northeast by straight
line at right angles to said alley 100 feet to the
beginning, being the same land which by assign
ment dated 18th day of September, 1872, and re-
corded among the Land Records of Baltimore
county in Liber E. IL. A., Il, folio 264, &C., was
assigned by David W. Caskey to II. A. Gable.
Assessed to II. A. Gable for 1876.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-08
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND
SITUATE AND LYING IN FIRST DIS
ND LOT u a L TINOPE COI-NnN

And described as follows, that is to say: Be
ginning for the on the southernmost side Of
the Franklin Turnpike road at a point ON said
road where the easternmost line of the lot of
ground heretofore leased by Hiram Kaufman to
Hugh Gelston intersects said road and running
thence eastwardly bounding the line of the
easternmost side of said road 80 feet thence
southwardly at right angles with said road $50
feet thence westwardly parallel with said road
60 feet, and thence nOrtherly by a straight line
$50 feet to the place of beginning, being the same
land which by lease dated the 9th day of March,
1870, and recorded among the Land Records of
Baltimore county in Liber E. Ii. A., GS, folio is,
was leased by Hiram Kaufman to Patrick Me-
COrmick.
Assessed to Patrick Mccormick for 1876.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-12-08
Tac Sales.
LATE SHERTFF's SALE

REAL ESTATE FoE TAXES. IL BALTI-
MORE COUNTY.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15

EOR SALE.-On the South Side, brick
Il houses, containing s rooms. Each Will
be sold on reasonable terms. mhl7.tf'
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15
Baird. Found Innocent.

The case Of William Baird, who had been
arrested on suspicion of having fred the
Opera House, on Sunday afternoon, was
brought last evening before the Mayor for
examination. A large number of witnesses
were produced on the part of the prosecu-,
tor, Mr.. Baylis, who testified to having
merely seen the prisoner at the foot of the
stairs In the basement, but could not aver
that they had seen him do anything to
arouse suspicion that he was guilty Of such
. heinous crime 40 arson.
Messrs. Leo, johnson and Dllman testi>
fed that 1t was impossible for Baird to have
committed the deed Is they had their eyes
upon him during the whole time Of the
meeting. @ tta t.'-c ST.
Mr.. johnson, testified that, on ascertain.
ing Mr.. Baird was home under the influence
of drink, he went there and invited him to
the meeting, escorted him there and placed
him on the stage near himself, that for .
moment only he missed him from hi. sight,
but Immediately after, found Baird in the
basement at the foot of the stairs, with
others who had been sent to procure boxes,
for the accemodstion of persons requiring
seats; that the short time elapsing between
his leaving the stage, and the alarm
of fire, 1t was an utter impossibility for him
to have committed it. Others also testified
to the same. ~
The Mayor fully concurred In the opinion
of the last witnesses, and Baird was honor.
ably discharged, to the general satisfaction
OF all who had heard the evidence. -&.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-15
Local Affairs.
COURT.
NEW CASTLE, May IA.


Court met at 10 O'Clock this morning.
Chief Justice Comegys and Judge Houston
on the bench.
A committee consisting Of Messrs. Lore,
Gray and Bates, was appointed to examine
j. e. Smith, e. II. Mccullough and A.
Harrington for admission to the bar.
The civil list of the Superior Court was
then taken up and . number of cases were
disposed Of, others layed ever, and others
marked for trial.
There being no civil case ready for trial,
the criminal cases were brought up.
The first case was, the State vs.. John
Graves, solored, for larceny was called, and
after examining one witness the case was
abandoned by the State; because the owner
ship of the stolen property was improperly
layed in the Indictment. E"
The case of the State vs.Samuel England,
white, accused Of the larceny of Q sum Of
money and three watches from Peter Spahn,
of Wilmington, was then nethrough with.
Verdict, mot guilty" ,iefg ss.
The next case was civil one, that of John
McClafferty vs. Sarah Heritage. Bradford
for plaintiff, and Patterson for defendant.
This was an action of assumpsit on prom.
isssry note, given for liquors sold and de-
nvered to the defendant. It is now on trial.
Court adjourned to meet alto O'Clock this
morning, 49,.