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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25
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Many valuable discoveries and
much useful knowledge is kept from
the world, because Of the immense
expeuce of making them known to
the people. This is not the case with
BoSCHEE'S GERMAN SYRUP, although
but few years introduced into this
country its sale now reaches III every
town and village in the l. ) It's
wonderful success in curing consulnp-
ton, severe coughs, asthma, and all
other diseases of the throat and
lungs. was first made known 10y dis
tributing every year, tor three years
over 10000 bottles to the afflicted,
trteqT cAo,ye, by Druggists Nosuch
test of merit was ever given before TO
any other preparation. Could You
ask more TO 10 your Druggist,
J. IL. Vivian, aud get bottle for 10
cents, aud try it. Sample bottle
10 cents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25

WHILE the voices Of Southern Re-
nublicans on the Presidents policy
that are loudest, utter words OF de-
nunciation, it would appear that
there ia another sentiment less poisey
but quite as extensive. Hon, Thos
b. Keogh, Chairman Of the Repuhli-
can State Committee Of North Caro-
lima, writes as follows:
we are NJ the beginning ola new political era
W, have new men and measures to dead WITH
The South needs peace and quiet, More work
md less politics With oblivion OF party bitter
mss and political contention viii come ume
or,,rcnt prosperity for North Carolinn, To the
,n,jrrant this state, socially and politically Is
undoubtedly The most inviting of ail the south.
,u States President Hayes has undertaken me
,,sk OF giving usthst political rest aud cessation
from party ,ttirc which ourpcoples so much crave
our Press and public men should give hm hear
"a sipport IN his noble efforts To bring about good
feeling in tho south aud remove the causes of
oar troubles Republicans are With him, heart
and soul Tranquility and prosperity are with
iu oar reach and eau hs scared II henocm>
Win only JONI ms IN scceptlns these blessings a.
tie hands Ola Republican, President Time VIII
.nou Wheiicr patriotism can conquer it,jldiee
Mr. kecgh who formerly resided
a, Milwaukee is n very respectable
gentleman and representative
Southern Republican. Great signsl-
canoe viii Justly be attached to his
assurance that "RepublicaE@ are
with HAYES, heart and soul.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25
Notice to All.
HUGHES Il TEAGUE

will be all ready on Saturday, April
It'll, in their new store (Coad's old
staud) with a full stock in all depart
ments and as they find by the trade
they have had for the last two weeks
that cash business is the best for the
buyer and the seller, and believing
in the old saying, ''small profits
and quick returns" they will con-
tinue to sell goods fer the next 20
days in their new store according to
published price list. A lot OF hams
and kerosene. Ii
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25
aCnrCiII of Money,

There is no doubt but she present
condition OF all kinds of business
ANA industry is fearfully depressed,
and il behooves every family to look
carefully 10 their expenses. Winter
is coming on when children are
liable to Group. Whooping Cough,
etc. Coughs and Colds will prevail
everywhere, aud Consumption, with
other throat and hung diseases, will
carry Off many. These diseases
should not be neglected. Doctors
bills are expensive, and we would
advise our people to use BoScHE'S
GERMAN SYRUP. 1t has never
failed. One bottle at - cents will
keep Your whole family well during
the winter Two doses will relieve
any case. Sold in all towns in the
United StsteS, and by your Drug
gi>t, Vivian, Mohett or Puliord, 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25
To Whom it may Concern.

Notice Is hereby given that an application will
be made to the Circuit Court for Iowa county,
Wisconsin, ut the Court House. in the village of
Dodgeville, on Tuesday, the 9TH day of June, A.
d. 1877, 81 10 o'clock a. NJ, as soon thereafter
ms the matter can be brought to the attention of
the Court, to change the name of Elizabeth Annie
Avery, an infant IL years of age, to Elizabeth
Annie Benson, and TO make her legal heir of
Charles Bensou, of Mineral Point, Iowa County
Wisconsin. SARAH BENSON.
Mother and next friend of said infant.
Miaeral Point, Wis, April is, 1877 17w6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25

For Skin Diseases. Eruption, Tet-
ter, Salt-Rheum, Biotches, Spots,
Pimples, Boils, Carbuncles, Ring
worms, Scaldhead, Sore Eyes, Erysi-
pelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discoloration OF
the Skin, Humors and Diseases of
the Skin, of whatever name or me-
ture. are literally bug up and car
ried out OF tho system ia a short
time by the use of DR.. S. ID. Howe's
Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier Sold
by John H. Vivian, NJ D., Druggist,
sole agent for Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25

WAn DECLARED.-The latest tee-
gram announces that war has act
nally been declared, and the order
given for the army to cross the
Turkish frontier. In fact, the Rus
sian army has been put In notion
and detachment has already en-
tered Roumania, marching toward
Danube. No opposition was made
to the progress of the Russian troops
by Roumania, that Government de-
claring that it yielded to force, and
directing its troops to retire III order
to avoid conflict
The Car attributes to the naughty
obstinacy of the Porte the necessity
which has arisen for active hostlIl-
ties, ana trusts to his army the VIM
dication of the Muscovite honor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25

been done, the legislature will doubt
hess adjourn. The Commissioners
who have been seeking to bring
about a compromise, without, it
would appear, any considerable
measure of success, left for home on
Saturday afternoon. 1t is said that
their personal influence was exerted
with Gem Mcmillan and others to
induce them to take seats in the
Nichols legislature, but that is not
authenticated. Governor Packard
remains at the St. Louis Hotel with
about dozen members Of the legiS-
lature and his staff, but will probably
abandon the contest tomorrow.
The first thing to be met in dis
cussing the outcome OF the contro-
versy ia Louisiana is the impression
! that President Hayes has recognized
Nichols, and thereby admitted that
his own title to the presidency is
founded in wrong. The chief error
in this impression lies in the fact
that the President has not recog-
nized Nichols. No occasion has
arisen which made it his duty to
recognize either of the claimants.
In his letter to the Secretary Of War,
he states the full scope and signifi-
canoe Of his action:
IN my opinion there docs not now exist in
! Louisiana such domestic violence as Is contcm-
Ylt l.xt sp,ttg
I which the military power of the National Gov
| eminent may be invoked for the defense of
! state. The disputes which exists tp the rights
| Of certain claimants to the Chief Executive Office
! of that State are 10 be settled and determined,
not by the Executive of the United States, but by
| such orderly and peaceable methods as may be
! provided by the Constitution and laws of the
| state. Having the assurance that no resort 10
| violence is contemplated, but, on the contrary,
the disputes IN question are 10 Ice settled bN
peaceful methods, under and IN accordance with
the law deem Il proper 10 take action IN ne
/ cprdance with the prinoi pies announced when |
! entered upon the duties of the Presidency
THAI is, President Hayes simply
refuses to interpose the federal
authority to settle disputed election
in Louisiana, but leaves it to be
settled as it would be settled in Ohio
or Wisconsin.
If we saw any manifestation of u
purpose on the part of the President
to abandon the Republicans of the
South but we can do nothing of
the kind. Before the order for the
removal Of troops was issued, the
Nichols Legislature passed resolu-
tions solemnly pledging the Nichols
government 10 carry out the lsepub-
lican policy with respect to the
freedmen No Republican platform
has ever been written that embodied
the Republican doctrine on that
subject more favorahly than these
resolutions They pledge the Mich
oils government to accept the 18th,
1lth and 18th amendments, to sup
press violence, to afford the humblest
laborer, of whatever color, the full
and equal protection of the laws
ia peeson, property and political
rights and privileges, and to main
tain system of public schools
To secure the education of white
and coored citizens with equal adj
vantages. -Niicaukee Sentinel.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25

EUROPEAN WAR. - Though no
blood is yet spilled and no guns have
vet been fred, contest of arms be-
tween Russia and Turkey, in which
other nations will sooner or later
become involved, is generally con-
coded to be inevitable. In all prob
ability the smoke Of battle will be-
dim the sun of "Merrie May" and
the blood Of thousands slain will wa
ter the roses Of June.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25

4 Snow, advertised as morris
Gems Of Art and Comedy Company"
is to he at Leaahaus Hail, Saturday
and Modday evenings, April 2lst
and Esd, Exchanges from places
visited 10y this Company speak in
latt arirg terms OF the performances.
It's character is novel, being a cross
between Theatre and Concert, en-
hraciug sentiment and hpmor 81
fact, if we understand it, the enter
taiameut is such rs every attendant
will be sure to find something in il
- enjoy. See advertisement else.
where.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25

WHY suffer with Coughs, Colds,
Influenza, Bronchitis, when one or
two bottles of DR.. S. D. HOwe's Ara
bian Milk Cure for Consumption will
effect an mediate cure. 1t is both
food and nourishment; just what
the consumptive wants. Sold by
John H. Vivian, M. D., Druggist
sole agent for Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25
Hay! Hay!

want to sell my hay crop this sea-
son, standing, to the highest bidder.
There is somewhere about 200 acres,
part timothy and part meadow hay,
both No. l. TO make bargain ap-
ply to me here. r. S, ANsLEY,
10 Mini Point.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25

Come along with your Dollars ];
we have large lot of Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps, at a great
reduction. A large stock of Prints
and Ginghams, Shirtings, &c., we
shall offer very cheap. Remember.
II HUGHES .G LEAGUE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25
High Bred STOCK For Sale

The first premium three-year-old
colt, Guy Fawkes, by Canada. by
Lexington, by Boston, &c, from the
celebrated Virginia thoroughbred,
Belle Boyd; also, Belle Boyd and 9TH
or very desirable stock. Inquire Of
a. GEO. ID. WILDER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25

OUR Government has ordered an
armed steamer to proceed to Con-
stantinople, leaving Norfolk this
week, to be under the direction OF
the American Minister during the
difficulties between Russia and Tur-
key.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25

CHICAGO & NORTH.WEST,Rv
~ RAILWAY
Time Of departure of Passenger trains fro,,
Freeport, In effect 1877 iioin
Leave for Chicago and East--l0 20 N. -ro5o =,
G. & NV.
LIN ES.

THE CHICAGO NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY
Lmofaces under one management the Urea,
Truths Railway Lines of the Ws,ST and NoRTat
WEST. and, with II numerous branches ara N
nections, forms the shortest and ouirkex, ~ ~
between Chicago and all peintsin Illinois Nv
eonsin Northern Michigan, Minnesota. Iowa Ms
prasKa california; and the Western Territories /,
O"'aha and Citfo,n,a Line ~
Is the shortest and best route between Cbi..
and all points in Northern Illinois Iowa. Dat",sao
Nebraska, wyoming, Colorado, Utah 49,
california, Oregon, :hina Japan X Australia h,
Chicago. st. Paul and Minneapolis Linz
Is the short line between Chicago and all no,r.,
IN Northern wisconsin and Minnesota, and ,ar
Madison, st. Paul, Minneapolis Dulutb ma III
points in the Great Northwest Its "AN Ia
In Crosse, Winona and st. Pete, lin.
Is the best route between Chicago and Ia c-
Wlnona, Rochester, Owatonna, Maskato St psi
New Tin and all points in Southern and CAM;
Minnesota. Its. "ai
Green Bay and N,rquehs Line
is the only line between Chicago and JanesyiIo
Watcrtown, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Annls,n'1'
tireen Bay, Escanaba, .egauusc Narn,,a,,'
Honghton, Hancock and the Lake Snncrn,,
country. Its f'''F
Freeport and Dabuqne Lima
Is the only route between Chicago and Fist,
"ocAloru' freeport and all points via Froeport.
Hs Chicogo and .AR,cnukee line
Is the ola Lake shore Route, and is the only ons
EVANSTON Tul,n
Forest Highland Park Waukegan, Raeinc nv
nosha and Milwaukee. "e'
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Car,
arc run on all through trains of this road
This is the only line running these cars ho,voo,
chicago and st. Paul and Minneapolis, fbicn,n
and Milwaukee, Chicago and Winona or Chicsen
and Green Bay. '"So
Close connections are made at Chicago with tho
Lake shore Il Michigan Southern Mjchiran rn are
tral, Baltimore & Ohio, Pittsburg TT Wnvne g.
Chicago, kankakee Line and Fan Handle Koutss
for all points East and SOUTH nst and win ~
Chicago and Alton and Illinois Central for MI
points south " '''
Close connections are also made with the Vn,o,
racine II, X at Omaha for all far West point,
ttose connections 0pi,ie at junction Doi.t, min
f,uins Of all cross poinks "'"
Tickets over this route are sold by all Common
Ticket Agents in the United States and Cannins
Remember you ask for your tickets Via the Chi
cago NORTHWESTERN K. X and take none Other
New York Office, Il5 Broadway: Boston otncn
State street Omaha Office. 2i5 Furnham Street
san Francisco Office, III Montgomery Street CHI
cago ticket Offices, 81 Clark Street under sherman
House % Canal. corner Madison Street Kin1ia
street Depot, corner W, kinzie and Canal Streets
"eiIs street Depot corner wells and kinzie SIS
FOR rates or Information not attainabl. from
your home ticket agents, apply to
w, II. STENNETr MARVIN Urcurrr
ten, Pass. ACT, Chicago Gen Mans'r, Cbicor
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25
business Notices.

..ST~ Notices under this head will bc charged
for at The rate of j cents per line each uscr-
ton Nothing estimated less than lines,
whom pnhisheA only once.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25

GREAT EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY
have established head quarters at
Carter'S City Bakery, where all the
:; AIDES can be obtained at 30, 10, 80,
6u, 10, and best at 50 cts. per pound
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25

GEORGE RICHARDSON'S Boots and
Shoes are the cheapest in market.
Why! because they wear longer
than any others for the same money,
For sale by VIM. Teasdale. Ii
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25
TR.4INS GOING WFNT
Freight a. Accommodation.

T'T7N' IINsT VTt'INf " Est.
LeGYefintteNillel;25 pm Leave Cslamine 6:i5 p. n
Bcmuut..l:55 pm. Belmont :: 20 /. IN
ArrrveCalaminc-3 30 pm Arrived lattcvilles: 10 pm
Na-PaSSengers leaving Mineral Point ut 6 a. m.
can reach Madison at /. J.. m. the same DAY by
way of FreepOrt and Catalonia.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25

Domestics, shifting, and all other
cotton goods sold at manufacturers
prices ut Deller's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25

II. +. OSBORNE sells the Bradley
& Metcalt Boots, from Milwaukee
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25

GlRL WANTED, to do general house
work. Enquire at Shepard's Marble
shop, u
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25

Tar popular Richardson boots and
shoes can I've had at Sherwood 4
Berg's City Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25

GOLD was worth S1,078 in New
York on Monday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25

DELLgR's stock of dress-goods is
unsurpassed in the city. ltiucludes
all the new shades especially cash
merCs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25

AT Carriers City Bakery you can
get the best flour in the market nj
the lowest price.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25
MAI l..
IR.4INS CONC NORTIT
Freight n Accommodate
PiOttcriFIc DiriSjOu.

TRIMS G0INi EAST
Leave Plnttoyille ......5l5 a. m FIX SiInday,
Bclmolt,........ ........1 10 a. m. q"
Arrive Calamine, OBS, lCaveG:10 n. M. !"
Mineral Puint......,..7:30 a. m. I"
TRAINS GOIyG WEST
Leave Mineral Point.;...,.. 9:45 ~. an. Ex Sunday
ArrlYet Hiam!ncl0 ~, leave 10 .ida AM.
Leave Belmont .............,,.fl 70 AM. 4"
Arrive plAtteNille - II ..tl, ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-25
MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL R.R.

ALL POINTS IN
Wisconsin, Iowa & Minnesota.
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uR. cLiGnonN', co,lrcrTox
Paintings nv Rosa B"uheur. schrrscr. vibert
Ach-nbach and Other. sold Il, Auction.

Mr. James l.. Claghorn. President of the
Philadelphia Bank Of Commerce. .hnd An tionerr
Slnerylll- sell --v,nty-n,- of hl- o. lures ia
Cm-shorn Ma Chairman of one of the Centrn-
nal Exposition art comm u"e- and j. said t.
pl-- - one of the most ViNlall. collections of
"n-rayInes M The country Amone those pres
mt at the sal" were JOIN II Sherwood. F. \.
Haruef. John Wolfe. jordan 4. Mott. c. +.
Huntington MIR. Rollins % Boston, ami Mr.
II =. u o. l'it' j tlar.tH 4rl'-ui na IRON L Ilh-
dripllA ~" nish'St ir' d. i1id wiz ! lfn i'r
% ll fi %. lbs 'hrfNcr. When % pa| |ut IL hy
h '-H Bon our was oil r'rl somebody ut Oh o
~uu- 'ut - 500. MA iarn i'iDf' WAS "a inns
pu-nrd uptur i-ur. {. - ~lu II wa- said hy
one wA' CLAIMED o. eno" tlat thc choicest pi'-
tu. e " o. I'd ia b, tN"NNi
M" iull"win- H. "a l-' OF pictures sold with
IN" cltalogur numb r. Ca, t.tl.o the paint NJ.
th' nlnc OF the art ST. and the pr - in The order
given
i 7-I9 I nm, r., ssrY-. !s ; Ar wg,'ra., i, 81, ,,o
Il L. "a. ,nann,,,', .i', .i. iie.' Si' a.,
s.. -i-,rw IN Aer valley. North Wales. Harding.
s. ,, Autumn IN 10. ca,-kul.. Ginord sso
\" - lhe S'lnt"u"n ,'init' ,ahA. si-a
-- fttu.i.. lIuI So. sl-i
=. ll-' |'s-t tl,u. tHlff.f siii
e E,.-i l'f,.u,,' 80. ,u.. sn r,rol. Ref.
S. 81 y.e n.at c.-9.n ra.-so. 80,
tt-ti,~ n.Hf A H.ii iia- ua .ln
aiian ,-'Iu'ri .ni s...u,nie,,, ffmln
) q r' ,mai.rr s,.n.i. g.. '.sr.. stso
s. t.-,.t. .,h.I.f. uiUil. s4n
gr.,Nn 5.im," , ..i' A.''noaeh. silo
4" r'-' .ff ,l.'i. t..a i-rh'ur. s-~n
,'-N -n.- ,nt t'.'ii.- IiH.t 60.
81 5i-ih, biri :. .|Irr leff. -iln
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Wv i"oa. '' ',''c '9 dSGscr'i in % %e i'-m,y Nv
l.,.aiar, i,, m.mle- % sa,t tsi,, w,o in hi.
coward heart knew was not there To RESPOND
Mr. Alvord ri@os To- u point ~ order In rotor
en-" - the phrns coward lcot IN '9nh"r-
Il nu W On % member of the St1tr Legislature,
and the Chair decides the point Of vld"r well
taken. ant that the gentleman from New York
i- not in order.
Ouavo,r of the House. Mr.. Spinola was al
lowed to gu ON ia order
NJ s.aksr am n,, .aFp,i.sa, ~ "s, (" ne sn s,i
h,d r'.E eo, u9' ,o 'herg no,,, NJ MI .,,nt as
an,tllus ra may ha,, takcu place hero dulin4 thi.
s.Iou itmsy he m, cour-o hcf' ha- net been a.ni
~nuc nght. "a. member of ui. hoi, AMI when those
n 'i"ii,a M w W "S a., ,n s, il nnI ,lnI
cote mv- and show the .hars, 'r Of the man who na.
mc llou-c bad no re.rrc, ior me inisid
s%a al q , @,nter TT nav, S h.. S, ' TO Haa na,I Ii Re
SANDERS which has. h,cn placed ON You -
ssyr,,utt sy,t q" " have "%a .,r''a ~ @s Faa,hs
Sr,i,e for man, year. Of my he. and ~ T., man yer
',nal ieli.at'r am not man mat ever
.', oi ne carth d.in, conmen'c my career in ro,.
,fN a@ di.r,' ana arr ci.ht lgar, -'r,i.e
l,nrini WIN Mg o',n'snan' r, Of rc ,nlaf % 7,
sgnem' Mh"n 'uee man had reached pinnacle OF III
Mr.. Alvord rose to a point Of order. that IL wns
evident that the gentleman was not proceeding
ia ,9.d"r. AMI t,s cialr decided w. point not
self. Mr.. Sp'noH continued:
Wa. shout -r 80 remerk that while man ma, have
low uluiWe of cni'wpt At rl' same uWc it was my
aa, W ,s, tie Y mo.' Gesisiyi w,s'cP ~ ' Ss m%'e %
S.N s'f'l Ms,,Ga, MegG 'Tgr", 'S,, "ar I" ni
.lani'r v.ti uc wr.th whe ai it l. .ir h,,c uc,. =
iaIowci thr nrch ONE ~ ii. cla.. l.aler- na,c
h' "a m'TSi sHi "' 'ia,'i' cSr,.an MAN. wi .nhi'c
n ever, vu'Aariy ans on nc, a-lin-t fh, laws uoa
it .ha 4.'sY., ng,er ,ir l.ri N.i ih' r.ui..' ~
hrn' en- wh'h tN rr'c ~ devil st the i'citf .i'
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viii consent 10 notraic whacycr n We arr to have
lotislniure 0r-au,'I un i'r nn'ii'r that Irr.uns
elected hs ballot hoN should CON -iituie each Hons,
fifuA ftrit lNttf nothing which gives H.
crauc hrtth The right Co make an option 10 that
prnriIe, although 10 mnN change 'he power oi Tie
-lvctNc rnfnr.. att aiN, th. Drm'crauc party INA.
JurN which they would not uihrfwi-" have
hs.@fsf That these rt.uuiiNrs hr forwarded 10 the
honorai ,c fHrmbrr-o' tic Presidents commission
Gln f.oi,ro n boiling over senator. hcrnto-
fore act M. with th, Packard Sennte ant Henry
Kohy, a Il .turnins Board uember Of the Pa 'kard
House were to-day seated III the Nichols Leg
islHturr
Brooks trolorrdl who was seated in the
Nichols Huu-n few days ago AMI who WIS
ported pros 900 i'm the 'au us at the ST. Louis
Hntnl this MORN me-. Wnir personal oNpana-
tom In IN" Nichols House this afternoon say
tiis h. only W.nt down there to $500 the bows
that h. did mot answer io the roll call. nor take
any part M the pr ."'d is.
BY rplu II Com Snr made n similar OK
plnuHtion for GrorEH Was 'inst"n. saving WASH
inGtun would he in b = 3r tomorrow.
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THE MIDDLE IN LOUISIANA.
P.tCk iRD'S CtTcUS RT.JTCTING THE
DENOCRITIC PROPOsIIION.



NLW ORLEANS, April ls-Ihc commission
will commune .nta with the President tonight
=, -. . ~,
'h'ir Nl'NS oil uhe s'ua'oh' INV proposition
Of the Demo rats hnvins been rcJetod.thoy will
snv thn, il dn.s unt np,,,nr rnasihln IA nii,in
90, ,'''" u NV "',, ''
any D'u'r terms from 'hrih' anu thh inc hf-
publ lean leaders are firm in their dctsrmina-
tt,n n,, +, ,....nt Tbn sti,Lfn, min, d. tho
N" W y" "~
tlrrc m"mh'rs ol th' House from inc S'N'nth
Ward Of this city who are claimed 10y both sid :.
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"' i.,"' H. W ','' N'''.''','"'"' VI i'' ''"
show the k'puhli'an- tp hhNr he'n elected
but the Democrats show most suprndous
fr,,,l. o,i r,. ,,,i..i,n ,f i,c ,,,.s
'""' """ '"o
legally east. These log votes eject th' trN"
Democrats hcnoc they will not give way to the
A. A. , l - . ,,,.,. "a t,.l
mr. IA '''""7 WI" VIZ ''"' " - ''' '''
TIL" h'pulli'hn- say tnclr men nave the p'""d
tncie risht To- the seats. and if what the Demo
,,. lin, l. ,,,, g, ,,,.,, al, do l ..,.i of,.r
las "''" u " -" - ",' " '''''
u cont II. The uoubie - th"t h'se
three disputed seats determine the com
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WASHINGTON. April Ex-senator Paddock of
Nebraska who has forwarded lar-o quantity Of seed
I" all parts OF his STATE ami particularly hosc portions
devastated hv srt>-hoppcr- daily receives replies from
Those districts. and The expression j. almost al
Ht th'r, 90 be- no great trouble frum the gras-hnprrs
t> NrHr IN many lac'r The cer~ have been dr-irNt
~ col" wrAhrr nui there j. 40 urtAer Apprehension VI
tlt gra~>lNYltr plague
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mr. LiTLSr ON uoRLD NEWS.


IoSDoN. April lS.-N Newmarket to-day. the
-a'uti f o., craven meeting th' rae tor thc Newman
ket Handicap wA- won by Lnii NNinn'- iiiaieo With
~ tte.tsh second Ani Mornus star thiri Ten horses
nam fn. on. 4 was won tN har rusfh Mr. n
~4ni'.rl - bf y won fNr e lauii fn Plate with
lr-ut .,rh Ani llt'iur tiri >ut horse. ltn ftr-
iNN who started thD IHANrlt' at tn I. fi-li nth
lhl rtr' w1. won easily NN three icH-fh- Donna car
fi tIs .ift-t Wti4Ni .tunt IS pounds, iaI.
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