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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12
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s'otrno. mat was wnen ne oeta resfeaL
"GoING to Paris?" Non NON, mon.
sieur, Jenai pas le spondulex. RocAestes
Chronicte.
A HANGING, a horse-race, and base
ball match weie combined attractions in
Amite, La, one day lately.
IT was lucky thing for Noah that
his ark wasn't constructed for United
States war vesael.-Kronikle Herald.
"VINNIE REAM sinpp." She would be
great singer, since it takes twenty
choirs to make one Ream. Beetom Rost
usr.vvc c.+t;r. r,.vr;.A nc..
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In these demoralizing times, how long
will it be before phonograph y detected
in uttering forged nOtes1-C CSMcsmndfs
Saturday Night.
IT will shortly Be time to lit on the
front stoop with girl and Japanese
fan, and listen TO the street musician and
H. a vnoauuikn pAkek
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12

CLEVELAND has what is called a "Diet
Dispensary" which furnishes food for
the sick. Great care is taken in the
healthful preparation of food, and it is
furnished to those who cannot pay for
it, gratis. The society is supported by
subscription, each member paying four
dollars year.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12

The latest scare in New York is the
wind. That eminent engineer, Mr..
Roebling, maintains that great peril will
attend the crossing of the Brooklyn
bridge, when completed, by horse-cars,
during gale. A resisting power of
twenty-one pounds to the square foot is
necessary to ensure safety. This state
ment has turned attention toward the
elevated roads constructed and being
constructed in New York, some of the
uptown streets of which are hurricane
conductors. The strongest resisting
power OF the cars of these roads is put
AZ lS pounds to the foot. Inquiry at
the signal Office has elected the fact that
6O-mile wind, not uncommon in New
York, needs resistance of IS pounds to
the foot. On the 29th of March, 1876,
there was 72-mile gale, which required
a resistance of 26 pounds.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12

New York.

NEW YORK, June As :00P M.-Cotton--
Quiet. Flour Unchanged; receipts 1000
nc better; winter quiet and unchanged I;
receipts 105.0O0 bus; sales 5000 bus: No. 2
pring and seller June at $1.0l. Rye--Quiet; /;
Corn-H9Hc better: receipts 10000 bus;
sales $4,000 bus at 44(045Ac for western
mixed. Barley-Unchaneed. Oats--Firm !;
receipts $1,000 bus; sales $4,000 bus at 271
@30c for mixed western; 2S@36c for white.
Pork-Firm at So. 40(d9.5O. Lard-Steady
at $6.75@6.77X. Whisky-At S1.0s. Pc.
troleum-U nchanged.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12

He was generous to fault t"--Er-
change. That il Just what is the matter
with some of US. We treat our faults
too kindly.-N Y Commercial Advevsisey.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12
AGREEMENT BETWEEN ANDERSON AND
NASH.


NASH.
NEW ORLEANS, November 81. 1885, by
An arrangement entered into this day be-
tween James +. Anderson, supervisor Of
registration foi the parish Of East Felicians,
La, and Charles E. Nash, mt.mber OF con-
gress from the sixth congregational district
Of Louisiana, it is agreed that said Anderson
shall suppress evidence showing that the
said parish Of East Felicians was fairly car
ried by the Democratic party q TIE election
held in November, 1876, thereby electfng
the entire Democratic state ticket and
in consideration OF which the
said Nash agrees 70 secure 70 said AndersOR
the position of naval officer 1t the port Ut
New Orleans, Ia. JAS. +. ANDAx8ON,
C. E. NAsH.
The above agreement was signed ID our
presence on the 2lst day of. .Nnvsmber, 1876.
J. n. T0MLJNuON,
@. B. NORGAN.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12

The japanese have record of all
earthquakes in the larger cities of the
empire for the last 1900 years. The
number of slight shocks is very large,
and there have been l49 destructive
earthquakes during that period. There
were twenty-eight of these latter in the
ninth century, and sixteen have occur
red in the present century.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12
STANLEY MATHEWS TO ANDKRSON.
Personal and Conndcutial

WAsUHGT0u, februAry IL, 1873. J
DEAR SIR: have your note OF yesterday,
and in reply beg 10 say that don't recollect
the suggestions heretofore made by you to
which yos refer and which you think, il
adopted, might still prove advantageous to
the public interest, and would be glad "a
hear your repert. have ever been sub.
iected to so much misrepresentat'o ON in re
gard to every thing have undertaken to dc
that do not think il would be wise for me
to 70 to Philadelphia or Baltimore for ths
purpose Of meeting you. la case you should
find it convient ia Washington ] shall b.
pleased to see you. Yours truly,
STANLEY MATHEWS.
Mr.. James r. Anticraon. Phitadelphia.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12

A GOeLING with fouS wings runs about
the streets Of Matches, Mis-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12
WAsHINGToN. June 19. lS77.

WASHINGTON, June ~, 1877.
Hon. Mdnley NdttAsws:
My DEAR SIR: When any ward bum.
mer, shoulder-hitter, ETC., who can I'll no
other position must be provided for in sea-
port city, they are given . position as in
spector Of customs. The hours are frrom
A. N. to 6 p. H., and the duties to stand
under broiling sun and prevent rascally
sailors from smuggling. The pay amounts
to $l.095 to 81, 400 per annum. This is the
position offered me by Gen. Smith. ] have
told him politely, of course. he can take the
position and 90 to the devil. He has NO
time to attend to my wants on account of
the outside rush, 20 have Withdrawn from
the contest and shall now proceed to get
satisfaction in my own way. II you desire
to return me the document given you you
can do 80. think it better you should, -
by doing 30 it .-ill leave you out Of future
complications. You can use your own
judgment, however. In any event, you
shall hear from me before the October elec-
tions. l shall be in Philadelphia for one
week. You can address me there for that
period. Very truly yours,
JAMES f. ANDERSON.
Philadelphia, Ps.. Care J. r. Syphef,
Attorney,atLaw.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12

PORTLAND cement is made near Roch-
ester, England, in this way: Gray chalk
is intimately mixed with one-fourth of
Its weight of clay in pug mill supplied
with warm water, and is then run off
into settling pond where the superf1u-
ous water is removed. The sediment is
dried on floor specially constructed and
provided with flues, then burned in
kiln, and, lastly, ground between two
millstones.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12
NUMBER 80.
ANDERsoN's STORY.
A Few Of the Letters Brought Forward
~ TestimoDy.

|
WAsHINaToN, June 2.-Following ar,
copies of some of the letters submitted q,
testimony to the Potter committee.
LETTER FROM ANDERSON TO p. c. BUTLER
OF EAST FELICIANA.
CUsToN HnUss, Nav ORLEANS Ia,
| CoLLHcToa's OFFIcs, Nov. 16, 1876.
| My DEAR SiR-Yours of the nth was Ger.
tainly surprise. Thought fully compre-
hended the capasility Of these scoundrels,
but your letter has removed that impression.
l have suspected that you knew more of GER
tain affairs than you cared TO tell. made
no protest against the returns, simply .
statement OF what really occurred, and what
cams under my observation. The parish
will be thrown out, and nothing could
have done or can do will prevent il. Had
yoQ cen6ded in me before, We might TO-
gsfhsr haso aocanpAishsd sowsthipa. ~
II is. there Is no use in buttfng my Head
against stone wall. l disliked the idea OF
making overtures to Democrats and was ut
sea a. to what action to take in regard to
me and stated that they were deslrous of
saving the parish, and asked what assist.
ance | could give him and what
wanted. l repeated your statement yer.
batim, save as regards Packard, which is too |
incredible to make unless strongly corrob. |
GRATED. did not, however, mention your |
name, and left him under the impression |
that l would substantiate the statement |
made. He offered me $4,000 and an 81 800 |
position for four years. Your fears that |
you would he obliged to leave the state in |
case you made the exposure are groundless. |
The people would overlook your completely |
in their Joy at the result which would prob
ably follow. But admitting that, you must |
leave, | think this amount, together with the |
position, would give you fair start In any |
any part of the country. Should you sccept |
write Burke. Notify me aiso and Ishall ex-
plain the matter to him. Had You not bet |
ter come 10 the city? Let me warn you
against one thing, do not make
the attempt unless you have docu-
mentary evidence to prove your asser-
tons. II yon have simply heard Dick in
struct Tom and Harry to perform some piece |
Of rascaiity. do not attempt to prove 1t by
evidence of the latter. They will swear that
nothing of the kind ever occurred, and you
will be regarded as fslsiier. That is
where the shoe pinches me. Why, could
prove all ] know, some of these detestable
wonld be enjoying the hospitali.
ty of the Baton Rouge penitentiary, instead
of running the state government Of LOuisi-
ana. Thanks for your kind invitation to
come up. don't think that the climate
would be beneficial to me, especially at this
period. May the devil, take the day con-
from you soon. Take no steps without con-
sulting. I am axious to break down these
rascals, but there is no use in breaking our
necks unless we can accomplish something.
Should you see d. A. Weber show him this
letter aud consult with him. We are acting
Yours truly,
JAMES f. ANDERSON.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12

RECENTLY arrangements have been
made for reporting the arrival of vessels
off the Scilly Islands by service of car
rier pigeons. The pilot boats that 90 out
cruising tor ships now take along these
birds, and as soon as they pick up ship
and know its name they let loose bird
with note containing the information.
Thus vessels are now reported at dis
tance OF twenty and thirty miles at sea.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12
NEWS In BRIEF.
GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.

NEWS from Mexico states that party OF
forty Mexican and Kickapoo Indians at
tackled marauding band of Lipans encamp-
Ell near Santa Rosa, on the I'd inst, killing
six and capturing five, with thirteen women
and children. The prisoners are now in
Jail at Santa Rosa.
The steamer Idaho, of the Guion line,
struck the rocks on the Irish coast and sunk
in nineteen fathoms of water. She lies
midway between Corrigneore and Brandies
rocks, with her top gallant masts visible At
low water. The passengers and crew were
all saved, and taken to Dublin.
ANOTHER attempt was made on the life
Of the German emperor. On the LIST inst. as
he was driving on the avenue Inter den
Linden, some shots were fired from build.
ing, which took effect in the cheek and
shoulder of the emperor. The wounds are
not serious. DR.. Noberling, a socialist, was
arrested and acknowledged the crime.
The Voltaire celebration, which was or.
ganized by men of letters and took place in
the Gaiety theatre, Paris, on the 3Oth ult.,
was attended by about 1900 persons. A
celebration was held at the same hour by
the Freethinkers at the American circus,
the audience numbering 5000. While the
two Voltaire celebrations were proceeding
the Cathedral of Notre Dame was filed by
an immense congregation, consisting princi.
pally of women to take part in the expia-
tory services ordered by the Cardinal Arch.
bishop of Paris. The interior of the church
was darkened, expiatory tapers were burn
ed before all the affairs, while from the pul.
pit a discourse was delivered in which the
preacher denounced Voltaire and glorified
Joan of Are.
The British Royal Geographical society
has determined to send an exploring expedi-
tion from Zanzibar to the northern end of
Lake Nyanza, and thence, if the funds are
sufficient, to the southern end of Tanganyka.
The principal object of the expedition will
be to make accurate maps of the lake re.
gion.
IT is stated that the royal commission on
copyright, in their report just presented to
the house of commons, think arrangements
might be concluded with the United States
but they entirely repudiate the principle of
retaliation, even ii the Americans refuse to
do justice to English authors.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12

SOME months ago the San Francisco
Bulletin, speaking of the wealth of the
mining firms of the Pacific slope, esti
mated that of Flood, O'Brien, Mackay
u Fair at 100000, ,OOO-though it is be-
lleved that was rather an underestimate.
OBrien died, and his estate cut up for
only about $4,000, 900. This shows how
little reliance is to be placed on ante
mortem estimates of mans wealth. It
takes an administrator or executor to
cut down these figures, and what they
leave the lawyers can dispose of. Itdoes
not take them long to go through rich
testatOr's pile.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12
ANDERSON TO MATTHEWS.
NEW ORLEANS. June 3

Hon. & Matthe,cs:
MY DEAR SIR-Gen. Smith has given me
the text of your letter. have nothing
further to ask at your hands or of the NOR
umental fraud who occupies the White
House, beyond return of those documents.
A refusal on your part 20 return them will
justify me in publithiRg, and ! will publish
your letters in the statement propose to
make, showing how Louisiana was carried
for Hayes. shall remain here until Friday
next. If ! don't hear from you by that
time, promise that you shall hear from me
before the Ohio election.
j. E. ANDERSON.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12

A AsERIous attempt is about to be made
in London, to introduce horsefesh as an
article of diet. 1t will be remembered
that in 1868, a grand banquet was held
at the Langham hotel, at which the chief
dishes at least of every course consisted
OF horseHesh dressed in variety of
ways. The dinner was pronounced to
be success. The board of works hav-
ing sanctioned the establishment of
slaughter houses for horses intended for
human food, hippophagy may be expect
ed to ha We affair trial in England.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12
Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 4-l:30 p. M.---Wheat-
Strong and higher at 9s@9s14c for cash and
seller June; 94HG94Hc for seller July.
Corp-Firmer at 36c for cash aud seller
June; S65sc for seller July. Oats-Firmer
at 231zc for cash; 33Hc for seller July.
Rye-At Size. Barlev-At 47Hc. Pork
Strong and higher at 1915 for cash; $S.S7k
for seller July; 5000 bid for August. Lard
Strong and shade higher at $6.55 for
cash; $6.67 11@670 for seller July; $3.50
6.77k Il for seller August. Wbisky-At 81. .O4.
Hogs-Receipts $1,000 head; active and
strong; l0@15c higher; eS.15@320 for
heavy mixed packing at $3.2o@s.45; ship.
ping at So. 3O(a3.5O.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12

"IDN NIoDA i, MAY A3'-GArSent moved
to take up the house bill to remove the disabilities
Of women to practice In tie courts 0, he United
States Rejected--yeas 26, nays 26 At the ex pi-
ration Of the morning hour the consideration Of the
legislative, Judicial and executive appropriation
bill proceeded. Pending discussion OF the bill
mess 90 was received from the house announcing
that that body had agreed to the senate concurrent
resolution In regard to the final adjournment, fix
ing the date as June II, instead of June TO-. Pad.
dock from the conference committee on the bill to
amend section 464 revised statutes relative to cul
repors and the bill passed. Window, from the
conference committee on consular aud diplomatic
appropriation bill. submitted report and the bill
passed..... Spencer, from the committee on COM
merce, reported with amendments the river and
haIbor appropriation BILL and gave notice he woula
cali i up for consideration Saturday Adjourned
till Friday.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12

LONDON, June ALSO p. M.--Consols
96E for money, and 96L for account.
Breadstuffs market steady. Floating cargoes
quiet; on passage very little demand; good
cargoes mixed American corn, OF coast
24s Sd.
-l. LONDON, June 4;.-i 2 80 2. n:.LiveIpool
to buy. California club at I0s 1Od@t1s I'd;
average California l0s 6d0l0s iOd; spring
% 1d99s Sd.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12
ANDERSON TO MATTHEW'S.

WASHINGTON, June Z, I6I1.
Hon. Ndnlsy Mdtthems, Cincinnati, o.:
The president claims to have received NO
letters. Want no more correspondence and
no more nonsense. Come here and arrange
this affair, or you all can face the music.
Telegraph me at once. Care nothing about
documents in your possession.
ASA ANDERSON.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12

MILWAUKEE, June 1900 r. M.--FlOur-
Demand small and prices unchanged; good
to choice spring extras, $4.75@5.O0; extra
fancy, $526; common dull at a O0@425.
Wheat-Active and higher; No. 1$l.OOX@
1.0l; No. 2 9S@99c seller July 96@97c; No.
3 901Sc. Corn-Firm at 35ssc for No. 2.
Osts--Quiet but firm; No. 2 at 23Xc. Rye
Firm at 81 40. Barley-pull.at 60c cash,
and Gle seller July. Provisions-Quiet but
strong. Pork-$s.75 for cash. Lard--6N@
ne. Hogs-Firmer at S3.lO0325.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12
SATURDAY, MAY Harris, from the

committee on judiciary, reported a bill giving cir
cult courts supervisory Jurisdiction in certain GRIM
insl cases. Passed The following bills were
passed. Changing the time for holding the district
court OF the western district of Virginia; to pro-
Kansas City; dividing Colorado into three judicial
districts; Teorganizing the judicial districts ef Mich
igan; for holding terms of the U. district court
burg The Geneva award bill was made the special
order for the first Wednesday Of next session
The house then resumed consideration OF the hill
an amendment providing that any person who pur
ihes, refnes manufactures less than 500 barrels
OF spirits year, counting 40 gallons proof spirits
to barrel, shall pay license of 500 instead Of
500 as now. Adopted. After considering We Of
the twenty five sections Of the bill the house ad-
journed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12

TUESDAY, June 4.-The senate amend
ments to the legislative, executive and judicial ap
preparation bill were nOn-coneurred in......A Among
the bills passed were the following: Providing that
the election for 70 the
congress from West Virginia, BE- held the second
sentatives in eongress In North Carolina en the
Tuesday after the hrst Monday In Novembss; also
one fixing the election Tor representatives, from C0l
" buildings used such from levy aud sale; the
bin for the appoissment of district judgs for he
western district ct Tennessee and for the division
The house then, after quite long discusaos, went
into committee Of the whole ON the tariff hi, gen.
esal debate being by vote of I29 yes 70 - nays,
reaaine OF the hill. Uymer, Kellsy An1 oehers
movsd 70 disre.se With it, 6rst rsaainG M ths
n .nS - Srsssd ~ c,ssS n 49, n. III
After the clerk had conmenced rsGling, CeugsF
moved " strike out al aftsr ~ snaettng eas1Ss,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-06-12
SATURDAY, June IA bill to provide

hre-proof building for the mechanical branches of
the treasury and other departments, was passed w
Matthews from the committee on rairoxns report-
ed back the senate bill authorizing railroad COM
anies to construct and maintain telegraph lines for
ment the use of the same for postal, military and
other purposes, with an amendment in the nature
OF substitute Placed on the calendar The con-
passed-3S to latter discussion .. After discus
sion the concurrent resolution, approving OF the
recommendations Of the committee that the presi-
dent be authorized to pay the fishery award after
further correspondence with Great Britain II he shall
deem that the national honor demandsit was agreed
to as amended by Eimunds.... Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-04
AUs,ssoN sAr.Es..-ruture Days.
BY wellington Godatn, Arct ioneer.

GALE AT Auction o 20 LARGE
~ FoUk-sTuRY T en- D ENTS AT 2, IN IN
N9RTAWEsT ggRNEK % ,a ass IA syREET
HAs, AN IRON FRONT TO THE FIRsT ~ y y 3
An. d a RR0WNSTONE FRI ONT In. LIZ III En n =.
AAINING STORIES, AND q HE ONE.sg1h NY HSH,
FRNOR STREET HAS ANIRO FEg yI, ~, ~ 5 ID
BRICK-AND.MASTIC5F FRONT TO THE Y 3, rE Fl,
STURIES-Att the request of the owner snan sen ~
ut auction, on the premises. on ON o.
Mnrci,. 1877 s, mt IL O'Clock M mat LAhdE fUu,,
STORY BRICK TENEMENT, with iron ana DroWn.
stone front. located as above, now ana lop maaIY
wears mast I'm the occupancy OF messrs. furrceli,
Eadd q CO. rs Wholesale drugstore. IL nus FROM
ef about 24k feet, and depth OF about IN .ee..
Also. the LARGE FOUR-STORY BRICK IfENE-
MENT. with iron front, IN rear OF the ABOVE. 'front.'
Ing on west side of Governor street I2a leet. IMh
ming back about 46 feet, more or less: ILese Two
tenements are now under RENAL OF 5Z.iUO per
annnm to Purcell, Ladd e Co. They were eTectea
soon after the war by the present owncr az Dsaky
outlay. and in view of flle costly character OF me
buildings, and the fact that their location Is Ill tue
most desirable part of the city for business pur-
poses the special attention Of capitalists, hduGia,
ries. and those seeking solid investments, IS caed
to this sale as Il is seldom that such really valuable
property Is offered on the market.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance ut three, SIX,
nine, aud twelve months, for negotiable notes, 1n-
terest added; at the option OF the purchaser, he
may, as 10 ,OOe, have credit of ten years. inter-
est at eight per cent ner annum fha'f-yearlyl the
trust W.GODDIN,
fe % Auclioneer