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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21
OSTRACISM OF A RACE.
rvCr1,nrn HEBREWS INDIGNANT.

EXCLUDED HEBREWS INDIGNANT.
THEIR TREATMENT DECLARED TO BE DIRECT IN
Suit TO TIRE RACE-ANGER AT JUDGE HILTON
AND SYMPATHY FOR Mr.. sELiGMAN-MUCH FEEL
ING MANIFESTED IN JEWISH CIRCLES.
The indignation Of the Hebrews at the exclusion
Of MFR. Selirman from the Grand Union Hotel at
Saratoga has not abated, and is general topic OF
conversation and comment. Much sympathy Tor
Mr.. Seligman is expressed, and Judge Htons action
is pronounced direct insult to the Jewish race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21

3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
FIGHTING IN MONTENEGRO.

ING IN MUN IENEGRU.
THE TURKS ROUTED WITH HEAVY LOss-sUIEIMIv
PAsHA HARAssED.
LONDON, Thursday, June 81, 1877.
The Times has the following dispatch from
Cettinje, the Montenegro capital June 90 Yesterday
the Turks occupied the village OF Martnitz the Monte
negrns retiring to the nights above without resistance
To-day the Turks attempted to toward Danilo-
grad but attacked by the united forces Of Petro
vics, Plamenatz, and the Kutchi. After a desperate
struggle OF five hours the Turks driven back IN
spuz, abandoning their camp and baggage to the Monte
negrns Petroyics telegraphs that he has captured
tenth Of their horses arms and colors and achieved thu
most glorious victory Of the campaign.
Sulcnan Pasha remains in his positions at head
the Valley Of Ztta watched by Gen Vukoyics one
bank Of the river and the Prince OF Montenegro the
other The fighting there has not been sericus
Suleiman's vanguard II continually harassed by The
MOnenegrins and his chances OF getting through To
Albania diminishing every day."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21
MORE HONORs For GEN. GRANT.

LONDON, IhuFsday juno II, 1S77
The Daily Neus understands Gen. Grant has
consented to receive deputatoD OF Representative
w0rklngmen of the metropolis July g. The deputat-
ton will consist Of a select number OF delegates
from trades societies and political associations OF
London who, having SympathIzed deeply with the
Federal cause during the American war; desire to
press to the ex-PIcsdent grateful OF tue value
o. the services he then rendered 10 the OF human
freedom. Henry BrOadDurst, Secretary Of the Labor
Re League has chprge of the arrangements
A committee has been appointed Ia birmingham 10 make
arrang ements for Gen Grants reception.
[FOr other Forefgn Aetcs see ttra Pdge.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21
ENGLAND AND THE WAR.

PARLIAMENT TO BE ASKED TO GRANT MORE MONEY.
LONDON, Thursday. June 81 1877.
The Post publishes the following paragraph
In prominent position and in Official form:
"The OF Parliament will not without sorne
sufficient steps being taken TO provide for
which only too distinct. British interests deeply
involved In the questions which at stake In the East
and for their due protection the British purse Be-
Opeucd."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Buckingham HoteI-Gen. Wapole OF the Brltls y,
army Gisey HOus-U. s. District Judge J0hn trrhhe OF
Geofela and 1IalIet Kilbourn OF Washington Westmnsh
ocfSecreary Of John Bgeow OF Albany ana lheur
Henry w Ivon u y Navy. Windsor HOtet-Edgar X Ap.
gar HOFFMAN HouseMalor Cyrus b. CO ns'oGk al
he Engineer Corps q :. Army. brand Central AOt-J ~
CLapleu Provincial Secretary OF Quebec AbcdrH Hox
w L. Trenholm Of Charleston Breroort nOise3tted
erics Killings Vermont rum Hpeau Hotst-I ~ sckes
Chief En- gineer OF the Union Pacific Railroad ~ nlcno
HOfeJOseph COet General Manager OF the Cinchna anu
Ter Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21
JUDGE HILTON REFUSES TO SPEAK.

Judge Hilton was visited at his new resi-
deuce No. West Thirty-fourth-st, last evening, but
declined to grant an interview When seen In the morn
ing he said he was out with talking lie would
only declare that his course the his views, and
his determination had been already stated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21
VALVE OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS LAW.

United States District Attorney Woodford Is
absent from the city, and his assistants did not feel
authorized to express opinion yesterday as 10 'he
constitutionality of the Civil Rights act The general
ouiuion among the lawyers practicnS IN tine feuera
cdnrs was that would pronounce the clause OF
the law regarding hotels invalid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21

QUITE ANOTHER THING.-ScOtch beggar WON.
an (cnstlng tourists sympathy shes ia ielabd and
she's III strange toOn ami somebody's soiet her ndde,
and she'll 10 Ken hoo tae MAX her bread -Iouilst
well my good woman, pity your case but --'-Old
Woman: Burn IA case, moon, lps Ia ndde shes wiz
aboot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21

After one of the last operations of cele-
hr,tr6 surgeon the dent student stood looking al the
nv" pi,crs OF mortality lying the surgeons table
"Wlat are YOU doing. sir I" sharply asked the suIseoh
was watching for yon To point out which piece 10 "
be nut 10 bed and which 10 10 be buried"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21

STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF tne
- Geucratye organs radically aud speedily cured Unos
hours 10 3. HENRY A. DANIELS n d.. IA LekingenA''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21

LUyDBORG'S CALIFORSIA WATER, for the
toilet and BATH del ghtfuy fragrant and rscshag ana
grateful u the SEX room. Perfectly HezlthiuL
OF Messrs Kuhlman Els and Dc Wide, the eminent French
and Belgian Chemists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21

SrRINGfIELD. Mass, June 20.-Ihc direct
orr OF the Conway Mutual Life Insurance Company have
voted TO put the company TIE hands of receiver "
wind up the concern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
q. m ego Nom 1872 Sd M 1872. Midnight 50?
ughest during the day. 10. Lowest: O3'.
Average, 6sas'. same day. 1875. 74S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21

SPEEDY RELIEF FROM THE NAUSEA
pregnancy by the Of that delightful paci1ef
of the stomach MILK OF MAGNRsIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21
tAnnouncements.I

A sure cure for inhamed or weak eyes and
ne eyelds is Dr. BEcKRs BAIsAA sold b. druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-21

ADDRESS BEFORE THE SHIELDS GUARDS.
TWKNTY-FlFrH ANNIVERsARY The ORGANIZATION
SPEECHES BY COWS. ROBINSON AND HAMPTON
MEANING or THE RECENT CONTEST ~ SOUTH
C,pofIx,-rRIBUTEs TO GEN. sHIEIDs's PAT
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-04-12
General News Summary.
FROM WA SHyNGTON.

IHE internal revenue receipts for March of
this year 49, $50 297, against 8, 293, ,252 for
the same time last year.
President HAYES recently stated, in speaking
of the many invitations he had received to go to
Long Branch, that he should remain in Wash
ington during most of the summer
The public debt statement for March shows
the following: Coin bonds Outstanding, 81, ,688-
143, 7O0;. total debit 52,2o4,s32, 275; cash in
Treasury, S13o, ,15s,148; debt, less cash in the
Treasury, $2074, 674,127; decrease during
March, 81, 4,lO7 .01e sss-s-.'
A HAVANA telegram of the oath states tlI;at
Gen. Martinez de Campos had issued procia-
nation promising pardon to every person sur
rendering before the 1st of May who had not
committed any extraordinary offense connected
with the insurrection. Any one surrendering
after the 1st of May will be subject to charges to
date. -.ees s. = & Z -
The members of the Louisiana Commission
left Washington on the Sd for. New Orleans
AMONG the appointments by the President, on
the 9TH, were those of John P. Hoyt, of Michigan.
to be Governor of Arizona Territory. and Alfred
f. Lee, of Ohio, to be Consul-General of Frank
fort Germany.
sued the forty-fifth call for the redemption of
the fve-twenty bonds of 1865, May and Novem-
Der. The call is for SIC, ,000,0 ,000 of which So
100000 are coupons, and $500000 registered;
principal and interest to be paid at the Treasury
on and after the 5th of July next; interest to
cease on that day.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-04-12
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

THE protocol in respect to Eastern affairs was
Fslgned by, representatives of Russia, France,
England, Germany and Austria, On the 31st ult
1t was presented TO the Porte for signature on
the following day. --.-...-
PARIS special of the 1st says rumor pre-
vailed in that city that the roof of the Mont
Cenis Tunnel had fallen in and overwhelmed
two passenger trains.
LIvERPooL~ dispatches of the 31st ult. an
nounce the arrival at that port of A. Oakley
Hall, the missing ex-Mayor of New York He
came on the freight steamer Victoria, from Bos-
ton, under the assumed name of Sutcliffe.
On the I'd, Prince Bismarck rendered to the
Emperor his resignation of the Chancellorship of
the German Empire. This the Emperor refused
to accept, but gave hima years leave of absence
ACCORDING to. .Constantinople kilograms of the
4th, extensive military preparations continued
Notwithstanding the presentation of the protocol
by the representatives of the Great Powers. Ne
gotiations with Montenegro had been suspended
CAIRO (Egypt) dispatches of the 4th say the
King of Abyssinia had refused to see Gen. Cor
don, or any emissary from the Khedive. and had
also declined to release Gen. Mitchell the Amer
ican officer, who remained at Adowah, in a pitt
able condition. sss sg@@res - a.
A NORWEGIAN school-house in the village of
Eilengoa recently burned, and sixteen children
perished in the flames. sE EtzsE 8
Gov. PACKARD made speech in a caucus at
New Orleans ON the 4th, in which he declared
that he would insist on his claim to the Govern
orship of Louisiana to the bitter end.
A COURIER from Spotted Tails band arrived
at Capt Vrooms camp, near Deadwood, d. T., on
the night of the 4th, and reported that Spotted
Tail, Crazy Horse and 900 of his warriors were
camped on the Belle Fourche, about fifty miles
north. e1t route TO the Agency to accept terms of
peace. Sitting Bull still held out, but had few
warriors.
GEORGE KEAFER and family, supposed to be
the original family of Benders of murderous
fame in Kansas, were arrested at Alma, Ark, on
the 4th, by Kansas detectives, who had been
shadowing them for quite a time, and were con-
hdent that they had captured the right parties.
The detectives had been for some time past
working as farm laborers in Crawford County,
quietly watching the movements of their quarry,
upon whom they sprung the trapas above stated.
A CoNsTANTINoPLE telegram of the 9TH an
nounces the temperance of the plague at Bag.
dad. The Sultan had intimated his intention to
recall Midhat Pasha, the exiled Grand Vizier.
ACCORDING to Madrid dispatch Of the 9Th,
Capt.-Gen. Jovellar had been recalled from.
Cuba, and would resume his old Cabinet posi-
ton, That of Minister of War.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-04-12

common, cart horse sense" Away. up
town is the Superintendent of a large
sugar-refnery whose salary is S50, 600
/ per year. Many years ago he came here
a poor German sugar rehner, and worked
for days wages. He was fertile in genius.
experlmented great deal, and made
valuable discoveries in the refinery pro
cess. lie was rapidly promoted in,
salary and position, and when he received
and was about to accept salary of s25 900
from rival refinery, he was offered $50
000 to remain. In the brewery interests
recall persons whose salaries run away
up into the thousands. Two managers
OF large breweries in this CITY and neigh
borhood are paid s25, 200 each, five are
SIC, ,000 per year Many of our railroad
0f1clals receive princely salaries. Jewett.
receiver OF the Erie, gets $50, Tou-
cey, Superintendent of the New York
central and Hudson River Railroad, it is
SAID, receives $20,0 ,000; the General Mana
ger OF the Pennsylvania Railroad is
credited with receiving SIS, 900; the s' head
man. of the New York s. Boston is
PAID $50 900, while few General Managers
OF leading Eastern roads receive less than
$50, 900. The bank Presidents receive
enormous sums. At least six receive
S9O, 600 per year each; nine range from
va, ,0O0 to $50 900, and number get from
SO, 900 to $15, 1000. The same is true of
tne steamship interests large number
OF the higher officials pocketing all the
way from $4,000 to $4,000 per year for
their services to the corporations they
represent. Life and fire insurance fur
nlshes field for great expectations on
u the part OF those who aspire to become
Presidents and Secretaries of companies. |
The companies have always been shy of |
exposing the sums paid their chief |
oiflclals. Fortunately our Legislature |
TOOK the matter into consideration, and !
forced the leading companies to give the
information desired. Eighteen COM
panles responded very reluctantly. Three |
Presidents received $4,000 or over per
year, three $4,000 or over, three $4,000, |
ana the balance run from $4,000 to Sill
367. Mr.. Hyde, of the Equitable Life, |
las had "rich placern since 1859, when
ne began at 81 900. In the past eli ghteen
years he has. received $4S5, ,9O5.-N. z.
J0f. cincinnati EnQulrer
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-04-12
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

About half the world spell the word
" enquire - .5s e ss
President Hayes is said to be good
bass singer sesg -
Mrs. Hayes says sMy dear" to him
even in public. eee
don Cameron is supposed to be worth
between 81 900 600 and 50, 600, 600.
Il John E. Owens ('' Solon Shingle "
owns 81 900, 900 in real estate alone.
Marx Twain is willing to say that he
is better man than he ever was.
Matilda Heron left an autobiogra-
ply. which viii probably be printed soon.
Somebody calls Swinburne ga noet.
ical volcano" !" Probabl because he's q
verse afire.
The Springfield Republican saws that
the President, Vice President and every
member of the Cabinet is lawyer.
.a-Philadelphla SATURDAY .Nsght saws
that Joaquin Miller's name is Cincin-
natl!s Helne, and that he was born in
Indiana in 1S4f.
By the way, where is Prof. Wise? He
hasn't even squeaked since lie failed to 90
up In the Graphic balloon, five years ago.
Detroit Free Press.
W Wealthy Green has recovered SIS, 900
for breach of promise in Rochester.
John Briggs was the real wealthy green
OF the concern, however.
Seven eX-Governors of Massachusetts
yet live, and breathe the vital air of Yam
keedom. They are Boutwell, Gar1rer.
Banks, Bullock, Clafin, William B.
Washburn and CASTOR.
old DR.. Sam johnson knew what he
was talking about when, in his Diction-
ary, he put this definition: "NETwoRK:
Anything reticulated or decussated at
equal distances, with interstices between
the intersections.
Sir Henry Maudsley is out in a vol.
ume trying to prove that 3" emotion is the
special sensibility of the vascular neu-
rine to ideas.' We cannot be too thank
ful that we are permitted to live in this
age of enlightenment.
1t has been charged upon ex-senator
Pomeroy that he was about to abandon
politics and take to the stage. He now
comes to the front and says it is all un-
true. He never was in theatre but
twice IN his life, and then on dead-hea |
passes.
The marriage of the former wife of
joaquin Miller at Portland, Ore, is an
tenn of current interest. She is now
thirty years of age, and her new hus.
oand is but twenty-five. His only en-
oloyment so far as heard from, was that
u the keeper of a pest-house. Mrs. Lo-
gan, remarks jocular paragraphist, is to
De pitted
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-04-12

dent Hayes, IN which he takes exceptions to the
instructions issued tc the Louisiana Commission.
IN that they either exclude or do not direct in
curry upon the three essential points AS to which
is the legal Government entitled to recognition
winch is the legal Judiciary and whether
domestic violence and insurrection prevail with
IN the meaning of section four, article four of
the Constitution of the United States.
Ex-PREsIDENT GRANT and wife arrived in
Chicago on the evening of the 4th.
Z IN Chicago, April 9TH, Spring wheat No.
z, closed at S1.271s@12755s cash Cash corr,
closed at 1890 for No. 2. Oats-No. Q
sold at SO(93O2sc for April; May options were
sold at S41sc. Rye No. 2. 6e5S@67c. Cash
mess pork closed at S14.121S@I4.15. Lard
s9.42@9.421a. Good TO choice beeves Drought
S5.35@5.75; medium grades, S4.3O(046O;
butchers stock, s9lO@4.25; stock cattle, ETC.,
S3.25@420. Hogs brought S520@5.6O for
good to choice. Sheep sold at $3.25(065O for
good to choice.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-04-12
Heavy Safes.

Take walk with mny day in the
centers of the fnancialhsuranee, com.
mercial and manufactrg interests. and
I could point out scoDr two of men
whose salaries are OF S50,OOO,a many
more who receive over5, 600 per wear
and hundreds whose line from salary
alene runs from So, ,0OG0, 900. Not by
any means does the reneration DEPEND
upon educational advages. On the
contrary, some of 1 highest-priced
officials are self.madhen with good
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-04-12
The following letter was sent to Gen.
tie Secretary of War: - @.

"A party namd Mansur was taking a
rile with some fiends on Sunday night,
and stopped in frnt of McCullough's sa-
Ion on Fifth street. On getting out of
tie carriage Mr.. Mansur missed $3.50
diamond ring, which he had worn for
log time A sear,h among the carriage
roes tailed to discover, it, and confident
tnt it must have dipped in the snow in
frnt of the carriage door, an ingenious
epedient was resortd to to recover it.. A
lage dry goods box was procured, and
al the snow for a space of several feet
SCARE was shoveled into it.. The box was
TIN nailed up. and an officer kept an eye
OF it during the night. Yesterday the
sDw was .thawed with ice and salt, and
athe bottom was found the missing yalu-
ate.-St. Louis Republican.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-04-12
The Order Relative to Troops In South
Carolina.
WASHINGTON, April 8.
The following letter has been made
public by. the President:

WASHINGTON, April 8.
The following letter has been made
public by the President:
d s. EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, April 8, 1877.
SIR-Prior to my entering upon the duties of
he Presidency, there had been stationed by the
oder of my, predecessor, in the Stated House at
Columbia, S. c., a detachment of United States
Infantry. Finding them in that place, have
fought proper to delay decision of the ques-
ton of their removal until could consider and
6termlne whether the condition of affairs in
tat State is now such as to either re-
qire or justify the continued military
occupation of the State-House. In nv
oDinlon, there does not now exist in that State
sch domestic violence as is contemplated by
tie Constitution as the ground upon which the
military power of the National Government NAV
btlnvoked for the defense of the State. There
ah, 1t is true, grave and serious disputes as to
tif rights of certain claimants to the Chief Ex-
eGtive Office of that State, but these are to be
settled and determined, not by the Executive of
th United States, but by such orderly and
paceable methods as may be provided by the
Constitution and laws of the State. feel as
sued that no resort to violence is contemplated
many quarter but that, the contrary, the
diputes in question are to be settled solely by
suh peaceful remedies as the Constitution and
laws of the Sttte provide.
Under these circumstances, and in this conf
denee, now dem it proper to take action in ao-
codance with he principles announced when /
erSered upon te duties of the Presidency You
an therefore erected to see that the proper or
dgs are issued for the removal of said troops
fr'm the, StateHouse to their previous place of
eIcampnent. lSignedl ,rrlE R. B. HAYES. 4
To the Hon.George W. McCrary, Secretay of
War. e'2l4 tsa -
The following letter was sent to Gen.
Slerman-by tie Secretary of War: = 81
SEQ = = ~ WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, April 8, 1877.
To Gen. W. T. Serman, Commanding United
. States Army:
GENERAL-I lrlese herewith copy of a com
mlnication from the President of the United
Safes, in which e directs that the detachment
Of United States troops now stationed in the
Sate-House at 0lunnbia, S. c., be withdrawn
ard returned to teir previous barracks or camp
ing-ground- 1ouare hereby charged with the
execution of this order, and will cause their
withdrawal 10 TAX place on Tuesday next, the
lQh of April, at12 meridian. Very respect
fully, your obedief servant
ala GEORGE ". McCRARY.
HEr a Secretary of War.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-04-12

The late James B. Taylor, of New
York, was supposed to be worth a million
dollars; His widow inherited the prop-e
erty. The creditors 70 managed as f., r. mt
the estate into the Lawyers hands F6evs
settled it up, and the widow hasn't q cent can;
She may feel thankful low if thev do not
come come upon her Tor blAof costs.-Inter-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-04-12

When Senator David Davis wants a
new suit of clothes, he SEND a slim fTierd
around and gets the tailor's erIns Tban ihan
he appears on the scene an the taiIor
has his choice to back down {, bis go,
tract OF go ahead into utter basxruptey.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-04-12
WEST AND SOUTH.

MORE than one-half of the business portion of
the town of Monroeville, Ohio, was DESTROYED by
fire on the night ofsthe LIST. Loss about $4,000.
TIE election in Michigan, on the Cd, resulted
in the success of the Republican candidates for
Regents of the University and Justice of the
Supreme Court, by najorities of from $4,000 to
10000. 80 r-trzs. sas-s = u n s-ass
TIE election in Chicago, on the Sd. resulted
In the success of the Republican ticket headed
by Monroe Heath present incumbent) for May
or. Mr.. Heath's majority is about r. 0Oo The
other majorities range from 1000 to 5000.
HENRY tOyEKsToLz the regular Democratic
candidate for Mayor of St. Louis, indorsed by
the regular Republican Convention, was, on the
3D., reelected to that office by majority of from
1000 to 5000 over n. C. Hudson, fusion candi-
date of Democrats and Republicans who repu-
dated the action of the regular Conventions
I. t. ALLoIN (colored), one of the holding
over Senators, who had previously affiliated with
the Packard Legislature, on the Sd took his
seat IN the Nichols Senate. Alloin addressed
the Senate, saying he was there in obedience to
the best dictates of his conscience believing the
time had come when the white and color,sI neonls
of Louisiana should unite to bring about peace
and prosperity TO the State. He was there. not
as a Democrat, but as Republican. He relied
upon the promises made by Gov. Nichols IN his
letter of acceptance at the Baton Rouge Con-
vention. = Il - = 1.1-------------
AT the election in Cincinnati, on the I'd. the
Oh a1a
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-04-12

Republican ticket was elected by majorities
ranging from 1,O00, to 1000, - serr-s~-e
UNDER date of New Orleans, April 6, Gov.
Packard has addressed an open letter to Presi-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-04-12

Bingham Young has lost his legs, and
nas 70 DO wheeled around In an easy.chair.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-04-12

The protocol in respect to Eastern affairs was
Signed by. representatives of Russia, France,
England, Germany and Austria, on the 31st ult
1t was presented TO the Porte for signature on
the following daY