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MEpNrspAY's RA1x.-As a s.nitar

WEDNESDAYS RA1S.-As a sanitary
MEASURE the heavy rain Of Wednesday
evening was Of immense benefit 10 the
city. Where the water had an unob-
structiye flow the streets and alleys were
left as clean as floor. AT the crossings,
however, immense piles Of gravel from
the hills accumulated, which will give
extra work to the street cleaning con.
tractor, or win have TO be removed BY
the force OF the Street Commissioner.
The gravel portion OF the wharf, Just be.
low the P. W. & Ky. road, was literally
cut 10 pieces. Great gullies and holes
that would hide horse were washed out,
and the debris accumulated against the
aats lying In the river. This L. one Of
the incidentals which draw considerable
sums Of money from the city treasury.
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HoRsEs LIo BRoKEs.-George Winch.
er, expressmsn, lost valuable mare on
the morning Of the Fourth. He was
driving down the road on the gravel part
OF the wharf with several packages Of
freight Cor the PGrkersburg packet, and
in crossing over the sewer leading from
18th street, Of the edge Of the paved wharf,
the sewer having been injured by the
heavy wash Of Tuesday evening, broke
In, and the mare getting her leg between
the edges Of two Of the large capstopes,
fell and broke Il Just above the pasturn
Joint. The animal being rendered use
iess BY reason Of the injury, Mr.. Winchsr
had her lhot.
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ACCIDENT AT THE SUPERIOR MACHINE
WoRKs-Adam Henneman, 3 workman
st the Superior Machine Works, met with
q very severe accident last evening,
about o'clock. Mr.. Henneman was
blowing out q mud valve in the engine,
when the steam burst forth and severely
burned his face and breast. The injured
man resides on Main, between 9Th and
9th streets.
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JUSTICE wArr-Frauk Rutter was be-
fore this Justice yesterday, to answer q
charge Of disturbing the peace, preferred
by Samuel Hermon. Rutter waived q
hearing, and gave bond in the sum Of $50
to insure his good behavior for six
months.
Gus. Kraft was charged with = disturb.
ance Of the peace, BY Charles Klages, and
the case was to have been heard last
night.
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE
COAL AND FARM LANDS,
Including an Undivided oas-Flfth Of
"Bus.s Run ninluu compipy's'
Property, for Sale.
VALUABLE
J. a. 'n v. a Co. }lln cA.De.r,.

:, ,. T. ', ,! e.. =. C. q. u eA.''"'
Ry dnus Of dterte Of the County Court q Obi!
uo4ntJ, sntsre5 10 this eluSe % The 2Sth day o.
ApTl' ISIS, the 1Ddenignsd CourisiOnen viii On
SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1873,
Bsxiuufng n 10 Seloek A. y At ihe trunt to'E Of
IL C0ari Htuss Of UhIo eJunty, 10 The dfy Of
WneslinE. eel Al P1bIe suction, The faL0vtns Plf-
csls Of IFnd:
A int Of - russ, more o. IeIs, in The nsr-
rovt 90 he oLIo river In NLnhIll county, jotn-
lns lands q A. Thompson and othest loblest 70
thS right Of way, 4e, oi The B. a o. & 4 ley te-
lag lks E1pd Conveyed 70 dtisnfant d Foru,
hT AaRus Dodson By DEED o. Apf1l ?, isi5.
Z. A traet II aboGt SeTei oi Coal LEnd, With
ths rishl 10 rIse the Blne, Ae,. hdns zane land
ooaysTed 10 aid Ford BY Ntn. Ne .ehen b DEED
recorded In AEIshAll county, In Led booE Ne ls,
page 81. ,-,,
BroEn's run, In NITthaII county, beng ar9s i1Dd
conysYtd 10 MD Ford By A. DOdson By deed q
reourd In Deed Book No. ., p1Ge ". On this trAet
there d tenant hoOss viih larSe vineyard o. ~
surtsd Hsps-
atrIet Of lbsuI Acres Of coal bsirs same hnd
eoaTeJed 10 MD Heid BY Samuel on and othsrs
hT dssd Feeurded 10 DEED Book No ., IGss lst
Iboat I IerssoI nd JIetoi Iberes u bottom land
frontinI % The Ohio river lod NIL Be seld ioseth-
q V IN III, ~ may QeNulE1 A4NAAA4ss
S. tact Of shout Eeres q coal, With ths night
II mInins the une, ~ eOnTtyet 10 O ID Ford 81
Geo, Blanc BIZ deed Of mead ID DEED Book No H.
ptse 2ol. TfIcts Sos- 2 And u! oln each othsfI
lod farm one BODY Of coal.
Q, me 1n1IT.dsI as.afA 81 the property CON:
ruonly known - "eefEs Bun Mining CS's" Gal
hnd, icing the Interest Of I'D F0d 10 The laEnA.
This GxtendJe sod valuable property Les PIrly IN
Ohio add taftly In Enshall COUNTIES. and en-
hfaes. Abolt ~ AeJI d surface and about
Of coal. Upon It there e row opentd AID IN sue.
eeasfnl opultion . coal mine, which b Ia Sod
votkInx oder and coDdifion. The improvement.
are within the limit 81 thu dty Of WhteEns, And
irnustIltGly On The line Of the B, 4 o. B 4.
$50 Mining Company e DOW supplying from
thIi mine IN Part the cal uSed By aid Railroad
TEESs on slLE- ors-thlrd In ash, and The bal.
anes 10 three sqgal annual paynsnts With interest
from Tbs day o. ME, The plfehAfets 70 give nous
With approved peIsosal lsenrity Tor The dsieirei
pIymsniS, and 70 IeeETs the anne By poper dSedl
u trust on the property old. but With iibtfiT 70
each purehA q % pay al o. gTe1ter proportion q
the puTehass money thEn one-third In cash.
PIAn showing the property Of BoSp Run Min
Ing Company and also the Other coal LADds together
viii plat Il The -Bub-diTlIion Into loii Of the
acres Of bottom land nGntioned, and tie eeeds
ahoIe reiSfIe1 70. may Be teen 90 lPtbe1tio1 70
The conniisI0osfs- l. :. J0Nss.
A. J. CLARKE
Special ConnisiOoefS.
n HSE-sod
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The EARLY c1osrs Q Movr1Esr.-The
following millinery and notion houses Of
the city have agreed TO close their places
Of business at z o'clock P. n, from July
9th toSeptember 1st, Saturdays excepted !:
L. schEabacker, speyer Bros, William
Bachmsn, s. s. Kfssner. T. 7. Sorgler
John Walters, P. E. Turner, Mrs. E
Bell, Al. Rice & Co., N. ]. Forsyth
E. Rody, Mrs. LaGarde and Mrs. Work
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HELD FOB PosrAeE.-Let,ers address,
ed a. follows are detained for postage At
the City Postofiee: Mr.. Bags, ]. P Par.
kersburg; Benedict Longer, Scranton, Pa
Maggie Davis, Newark, Ohio; John Wag.
ner, city; Theodore Smith, city; Henall 4
Co., Boston; Rev. Henry Diener, secor,
Ill; Eliza Dsvis, Salem, Ohio; E. E Pal
mer, Kinsman, O.; Annie S, Dawson,
Kingwood, W. Va; sAllie A. Wilson,
Philippi, ". Va; Commissioners Third
Ward School, city.
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WE uuderstapd there Is a probability
Of the boot aud shoe men closing their
stores at Z o'clock P. N. during July and
August. Nearly ali branches Of business
NOW close early, and We would like TO
hear Of the shoe men jOiningin.
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FoR UPwARDs OF THIRTY YEARs Mrs.
WinsloW's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. Il corrects Acidity Of the
stomach, relieves riad colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dsaeatzy and diarrhed,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and Well-tried remedy.
% eea1 q bOttle. d&H
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REv. Mr.. WALTZ, Of sharpsburg, Pa,
who was severely injured himself and had
. child killed by the terrible disaster at
Sugar Camp, on the Ross farm near Pitts.
burgh, on the Fourth, was 3 member Of
the Lutheran Synod lately sitting in this
city. He left here for his home on las.
Tuesday evening. The terrors Of that
dreadful scene completely unsettled his
mind.
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THERE is no medicine used that will
do mere service than MeLaiAp Worn
Cza1y; in fact Ii Il almost an indispensa-
bic article in . family where there ara
children. The principal ingredient used
Il Ssntonins, which Is perfectly harmless.
and always reliable. Give il 8 trial and
convince yourself
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A REI1ER.-You are troubled with a
bad breath; 1t annoys your friends and
acquaintance, As well a. yourself. You
would like 70 get rid Of Il, but scarcely
know what means 10 adopt. We will tell
you. Use the fragrant sozoposT. It will
cleanse and beautify your teeth, and
leave your breath pure and sweet.
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Ghegntdli2ettees:
SATURDAY. JULY 8, ISIS.


For Cpcinnati-steamer Hudson.
Undertakipg-Friend & Son.
Fine Silver Watch for sl5-Turpes q
Dillon.
Krait's Dilrrhea Compound.
Clocks-Louis Dechert.
Cash Dividend-German Fire llnsu'
BooEEsspiug-H.rry Caldwell.
Bank Statement. -
West Virginia University.
AMystery Explained.
Great Driyes-I. Blum & Bro.-head
OF local.
List Of Letters.
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suYHERIse will exhibit itI presence BY
the cries Of the baby, and should be re-
moved by the prompt use Of that highly
recommended remedy-Dr. Bulls Baby
Syrup. Il is Tree from horphia-Price
% cents. eodAW
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Pue1Isx.-James cassiday and Harry
Jones held pugilistic display in Alley
E, near Eighteenth street, last evening.
Jones had two Of his fingers nearly bitten
of and Cassiday had = serious head put
upon him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-06

We are requested to say that there il
some uncertainty about services in ST.
Matthews Church tomorrow. II the
clergyman who IL expected TO ot5eiaie
arrives 10 time notice will appear in the
Standard this evening.
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COMPLAINT is made that boys and
young men are In the habit Of stripping
almost naked on the commons near the
LaBelle Mill and running foot races.
The police should investigate tbe matter.
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OK Tbursday evening Mr.. Norman
residing on Market Alley, while descend.
ing q stairway at her residence, tripped
and fell TO the floor below, breaking her
arm and severely bruising her head and
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TE1pERAxcE NorEs.-There was 3
large meeting at Parker Hall last night.
Rev. ]. N. bowler delivered an address.
Robert Marshall and other speakers
will talk TO the temperance people at
Mozart Hall this evening.
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REIIerous.-Ths subjects announced
for the English Evan. Lutheran Church,
by Rev. S. B. BarnitE, tomorrow, are,
for the morning, "The Open Door Of OPP
portunity," and for the evening, aBut
They Made Light Of It"
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THE WHEELING DAILY TEeENoER MORNING JULY lS

On and Alter July 9Th, 1873, until Sep.
tember Let, We shAllelose our store every
evening att O'Clock, Saturday evenings
excepted. speyer Bro.
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SHOT II THE HASD.-charles Bennett,
. sfxteen.year.old lad residing In the
First Ward, shot and seriously injured
one Of his hands while cArelessly handling
. pistol on the Fourth.
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COLLAR Boxr BRoKEs.-on Thursday
a little daughter Of Capt John B. Lukens
fell from swing st her fathers residence
on The Island, and broke her collar bone,
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CALL soon at John Roener's, Nos. 2ols
and 2021 Main street, If you wish TO save
money,
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oxE hundred hemmed Hats and Bon.
nets to be sold at come price at speyer
Bros.
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PRusane's Apple Vinegar is the pure
Juice itself.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer
a. observed at Sehnepfs drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
az Rs az II :
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Buy {. Ia, for Is cents, st speysr
Bros.
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ONE thousand Hat refused to Is cts
At SpeJer Bros.
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MARrErrA, ONO, July g. lST6.

MARIETTA, OHIO, July 3, 1876.
To Aakz Ohio Ladss No. 5, F. d An:
DEAR SIR-Brother w. q. johnson. Of
our city, left Pittsburgh last Wednesday
on the Emma Graham for home, and was
las. seen Just before the boat reached
Wheeling. he Is about Eve feet eight
inches high aud weighed about one hun
dred and seventy-fve pounds. He vas
supposed 10 have considerable money
with him. Any information you can gain
with regard 10 him will be thankfully re-
ceiyed, both by his family and the Lodge.
His friends fear that there has been foul
play, as q telegram from the boat states
that his yalise, boot, hat and slippers
were found in the state room.
D. r. GREENE,
Secretary American Union No. l, F. 4
A. NJ
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oxE hundred hemned Hats to be sold
at some price at speyer Bros.
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF LOIS.

By virtue q Deed Of Trust made By John z.
PnksT, n. J. Pnker and s. P. PGFtsf, 70 ne a
Trustee, dated August 18Th. 1886 recorded In Deed
a frult boak No II, page ID, q The l1nd records
Of Dab county, Wet NiTEihII, yin Ill Il The
frost door a tks Coart Hous d aid ee1ntJ, q
SATURDAY, the 2o;h day Of July, is7s,
ooansAang at 10 e'eloef A. n, The flIIezing De
serbed prOpsrfy: slxty.nirs lots 10 PEzisr Brol'
AddlIioi 70 tbe dty q wheeling, - surveyed By
W. C. sEith, hslng numbered from ons 10 aeTtn-
ty-siSht. s1espt LSe lots bumbdets 10, iS, II, -.
u. n q and g.
TERrs o. satE-one-hllf eaIh, the bllInSs In
stx months, syidSneSd b. negotiable notes bssftns
intsrsst iron dSy q ale,
w.Jw. CoWDKf, Solicitor. isI3
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oxr thousand Hats a. only Is cents al
Speyer Bros.
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River 5 feet 8 inches. Weather hot
and sultry.
The Pittsburgh and Wheeling packet
o'Neal is putting in new shaft, also
new cylinder heads.
The Mallie Rsgon departed for Par
kersburg at l0i o'clock.
The local packets were on hand.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
at ! o'clock.
The Telephone, from Pittsburgh for
Cincinnati, was due at P. ", but had
not arrived at 10 o'clock.
The Granite State, from Pittsburgh to
Cincinnati, passed down at 5o'clock this
morning.
The Courier will be the Parkersburg
packet at 1oa to-day.
The stockdile, from Cincinnati, will
pass up tomorrow.
The W. P. Thompson takes the place
OF the Emma Graham in the Cincinnati
and Pittsburgh trade, leaving Cincinnati
to-day. The Graham lays up for repairs.
Captain Hod Knowles takes command Of
the Thompson. Jimmie Patterson will
retain charge Of the Office. The steward,
mates and engineers will also remain on
the Thompson. The remainder Of the
crews Of both boats will 60 home for q
rest.
lBy Teiesaph.I
PITTSBURGH, July 5,-Rives 9 feet II
inches, and about stationary.
CINCINNATI, July 5.-Rivef 10 feet 10
inches and falling. Weather partly cloudy
and very warm. Departed - Andes,
Wheeling.
LOUISVILLE, July 5..-weather clear
and warm. Departed-Mary Houston,
New Orleans. River 6feet 10 inches and
falling.
81. LOUIS, July 5.-Arrived-Kinney,
Kansas City; Golden Eagle. Keokuk;
Belle Of Memphis, Cairo. Departed
Golden Eagle, Reokuk; Dubuque, St.
Paul; Dugap, Missouri river. River
risen 4 inches; % feet above low water.
Weather cloudy and very warm.
NEw ORLEANS, July 5.-Weather clear
and warm. Arrived-NeW Bartholomew,
CArRo. July 5.-River % feet 9 inches
and falling. Westher cloudy; mercury
So. Arriyed-James Howard, New Or
leans. Departed-Jsmes Howard, St.
Louis; scudder, New Orleans; Maud,
Vicksburg.
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WHAT ANY oNE NAY sEr
MhAI cANNnT RE SEEN

Any one vho vii exErins thallIt d CSntsauini
AH1rdS VII - that The nanutleturn a Bsn-
sons C1peln4 P1roaa Plaster received The hlEheS,
and 0nlY mAdni aEKFded "a nlSTt6rE
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AoctDrsn happen; keep spaldingl
Glue, eodAE
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PROFESSIONAL cGaos

THesa; J. KlsSER, Nd
oE'icE AsD c0Ss9r-,.,
s''o s.l. H. ..rals - ~ -
On = Dasalssd q z,z., ,'- u
Co. Co... T ni 4 Essaas q CO. ~
uS ss,On NJ; Dt''a'e, Of Il, "a
Se.ft, Iva, stomach, EsoI $50
ssr,Ses sy!tsa, Fs1aL css,,,,-I ~
sdtunonal Aas;oa, trU,ss - HtEtS
eei1 ~ e.'s q h1sl Sss,s..si
-: hsdiana tSrzhss4 4 - 80
IlS9R4y aniSsfed irpa 49, Seas
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DOE SALE

DOE SALE
Tie property en- s0uih east corner d MElket and
High Tirests, near North Street Church. Lot a
By 100 let. Brick AoUbe, containing tx rooms,
eutIn1rsst. JAMES L HAWLEY,
uyg l3lo Main Street.
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MAN M1ssrss.-The Master Of Ohio
Lodge No. 5, F. A. NJ, Of this city, on
Thursday received the following commu-
nication. which explains itself:
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DOR SALE LOW AND ON EASY
L Terms.
Frn q 20 Acres, % tbs ohIo rivt., eighteen
nllsI iron WhASltbg. About 0nt-IhtTd kiTsT
Bottom (Gne GlluTiAl soil not subject 70 0veThoWl
well adapted for Market Gpdening: about 100
aerss dne timber, which can Be- eailIy euItiVIted
vhsn ejersd. WGtered by a Spctfg drHIp; vii
nafs splendid stock tlrn
W. '. do6E 4 Bro
mrs 100 NLIfsl 81.
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PITTSBURGH, July 5,-Riyer 9 feet II
inches, and about stationary.
CINCINNATI, July 5.-Rivef 10 feet 10
inches and falling. Weather partly cloudy
and very warm. Departed - Andes,
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Secretary American Union No. /, F.
A. N.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-04-03
1heComing European Conference.

Russia-Well, now, what do you
all want, ard what are you going to
do about it?
England-We demand to know
what you won't tell us.
Germany-Now, don't make any
drubbles. Ef anybody makes drub-
bio, l pounce him, right-away oud !!
Austria--I think something ought
to DO done, but hardly know what.
ltaly-So do /.
France-Shcntlemans, may Ihave
20 plaisir to see you at 70 grand
show next sumair!
Russia-Well, gentlemen, is this
all you have to say!
England-Well, we demand
Germany-Nein, Nein, mine goot
trent, say, "You demands it may
DO unit den it may not pc vot We de-
mands.
Austria-Yaw, dat ish vat ish der
matter.
France-Gintilh ommes, re Grand
Expositions will otfair re world re
most superbe-
Germany-O, git out!
France-Sa-c-r-r-r-re.
Germany-Vot! vot's dat you say!
France-Nossing, sarre Messing.
Sapristie.
Russia-Well. Mr.. Bull, you seem
to be the chief grumbles. What are
you going to do about it?
England-W We've got the ships,
we've got the men, and we've got
the money, too!
Russia-Well!
England We've got the ships,
we've got the men, we
France-Ze grand attracshong we
shall offair at Paris
Bismarck Order! Order! Fire
that French pedler out Il!
He "a fred out
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-04-03

The unfavorable notices OF Sena-
tor Howe's harangue continue. The
Milwaukee Sentinel thinks his effort,
undoubtedly the final one OF the
spoils men, promises to be an ex-
cellent thing in arousing the country
to full appreciation of the dangers
into which the spoils system has led
the Republican party, and that it
will result in placing the disaffected
on the shelf. In place Of such men
as Senator Howe, the Republicans
should send to Washington men in
sympathy with Republican views.
It is q question as to how Senator
Howe has so far lost his judgment
as to become the tool of q disap-
pointed faction. There was no de-
mand from any source for such on
outburst of eloquence, tit is presum-
able that the Senator thought it an
eloquent eutburst), and even men
who have stood by Senator Howe as
an old Republican, are disguised
with his want of discretion.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-04-03

THERE is no marked change in
the European situation, although it
is apparently still warlike. The
fact that, as reported, England in
sists upon the Russians evacuating
the vicinity of Constantinople, and
that Russia at the same time insists
upon the withdraw of the English
fleet from the sea Of Marmora, wonld
indicate that the two Powers are
demanding ck-downs" of each
other which could not honorably be
complied with by either. There is
much blow and buster on both
sides, and will continue to be. The
very fact, which is again mentioned
in the dispatches, that Austria
does not sympathizc withEngland's
demands as regards the subjects to
be submitted to the congress of the
Powers, discouragesthe probability
of collision bewcen England and
Russia. Wedo not believe that
England will enter upon such war
single handed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-04-03

Ir is stated that the House Com
mittec onElectoralCount has agreed
to report in favor Of a constitutional
amendment fixing the tenure Of the
Presidential office at six years, and
declaring the President Ineligible
for reelection. The proposition tc
abolish the electoral college, and
to substitute for it a prorating OF
the popular vote, based upon the
number of Senators and Represen.
tatives, with view to secure mi
nority representation. failed in the
committee by tie vote.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-04-03
Published March %, 1851
CHAPTER oS7

AN ACT to authorize the commissioners OF
school and university lands to loan portion
of the trust funds of the State to the town OF
Waldwick, county of Iowa. in this State.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as
follows:
Section l. The commissioners OF school and
university lands are hereby authorized to loan
portion of the trust funds of the State, not
to exceed twelve thousand dollars, to the
town of Waldwick, county OF Iowa, In this
State, and the said Town Is authorized to bOr-
row a sum not to exceed the amount above
named of the said commissioners, and to issue
to said commissioners certificates of indebted.
ness SO contracted, said Indebtedness shall bear
interest ut the rate Of per cent. per annum,
and The said interest shall lie paid annually.
together with not less than one-tcnth Q-lO OF
the principal sum until the whole is paid.
Seclion2 The Secretary of State shall each
year, until the whole loan be repaid. furnish to
The county clerk of said county the amount
that will he due from such town at the same
time that he furnishes to lthat officer q state
ment of the State tax, 1t shall be the duty
of the county clerk on receiving that
statement, to include the amount due from
such town in his apportionment OF the State
taxes to the town, but it shall be carried out
in separate column, and the town clerk OF
the said town shall charge said amount on his
tax roll, and the tax shall be collected by the
town treasurer and paid with the State tax to
the county treasurer, who shall pay it over to
the State treasurer with the State taxes
Section 3. Before contracting any debt, and
before any of said fund shall be delivered TO
said town, in exchange for said certificates OF
Indebtedness. the supervisors of said town OF
Wadwicll shall lle with the Secretary OF State
an acceptance of the provisions of this act,
and of tie terms and limitations herein pro-
yidcd for.
Section A. This oct shall take effect and be
in force from and after It's passage and publ
cation.
Approved March 10, 1878.