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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-05-23
POLITICAL POINTS.

The Republican State Convention OF
Pennsylvania met at Harrisburg on the 18th
inst, and nominated Henry M. Hoyt, of Lu-
zerne county, for Governor. platform was
adopted, in substance as follows /. Adj
herence to the protective policy and hostility
to free trade in all its aspects and especially to
the Wood Tariff bill. 2. That labor being the
source of all wealth, lit is the duty of the ma
ton to protect and encourage it, SO as to Sc
cure profitable employment to both labor
and capital 8. That it is the duty of
Congress to aid In developing Amer
lean commerce, and to promote the
prosperity of the manufacturing and agri-
cultural, mining and industrial interests of the
country. 4. That public lands belong to the
people, and should be reserved to actual set
tiers, SO that the landless may be encouraged
and aided in occupying tEem. 5. That Con-
gress should extend its constitutional power to
regulate internal commerce 80 as to prevent
discrimination in freight rates. 6. Denouncing
the payment of Southern rebel claims, and
holding the Democracy responsible for the
presentation of such CLAIMS amounting to
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Alaska Thieves.

Alaska is wonderful place for thieves.
"A correspondent of the San Francisco
Chronicle says one merchant in Sitka
hires Indians to steal fo1 him, and re-
Gently shipped away ton of copper
that they had taken from the flooring
and walls of a Government building for
storing furs. The candlesticks and 9TH
er silver articles we're long ago stolen
from the church, and even metal crosses
have been taken from graves in the GEM
etery. There is not constable nor q
Justice in the Territory, and there is no
attempt to enforce any law.
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About 10 o'clock this morning tramp
went into a G street saloon and devoted
ten minutes in very jealous manner to
the lunch table. By the time he had
masticated about a pound of corned
beef the barkeeper stepped up and re
marked it'ti.
-ssThis table is for drinkers"
Then why don't you bring on your
drinks ? I've been here ten minutes, and
haven't seen drop of anything. If it's a
drinkin' table, where's the fuid?"
81 mean it's for the patrons of the
bar" said the barkeeper.
"Then why amt they here9 I s'pose
you mean that man must spend money
at the bar before he eats ?" j.a
EXACTLY" r,.e5
"That takes me in. I took a drink
here last summer and didn't eat mouth
full, and if amt entitled to lunch on
that drink then this system must be
failure all round.
i "But the place has changed hands
since then, ? said the barkeeper, picking
up bung starter. 5..s III ..H
? "Ah, indeed?'' replied the urbane
uuumeT; tuaI lacG, aS your gesture "oulu
imply, raises a new and embarrassing
complication in our diplomatic relations.
| will, therefore, recede, as it were, from
my original position and await the as
sembling of the Peace Congress.
He had been gradually backing toward
the door as he spoke, and he lodged out
just IN time to evade the proiectile hurled
at him by the indignant saloonatic. -
Virginia. (NeU) Chronicle.
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NEWS OF The WEEK.
FOREIGN NEWS.

There has been serious rioting among
the cotton operatives in Blackburn, England.
Thirty-two battalions of Russian rein
forcements have arrived at San stefano.
Constantinople advices indicate that,
despite Gen. Todleben's efforts, the Porte will
not evacuate Varna and Batoum.
Okubo, Japanese Minister of the In
terror, has been assassinated. The murderer
was arrested.
An earthquake at Qua, Venezuela
killed 600 persons. Heavy shocks were felt at
Caracas.
An ammunition factory in the Rue
Berrenger, Paris, exploded the other day, kill
ng twenty people.
A telegram from Batoum states that
the concentration of 1000 armed Mussulman
inhabitants at Lazistan, in the Ardenutch dis
and that the rapid gathering of armed bands
renders untenable the Russian positions at
Livania and on the Choruk river.
A Belgrade dispatch says the Servian
$4,000 men, has been increased to $4,000.
This was caused by fear of Turkish attack.
The Turks have been concentrating unue1
Hafz Pasha on the Servian line of demarca-
ton.
A Vienna dispatch says the passes
taken by the Mussulmen insurgents are Der
BEND Balkan, and Trajan's Gate. All attempts
to dislodge them have be unsuccessful. The
Turkish Commissioners have thus far failed to
accomplish their mission.
The differences between the cotton
masters and operatives in England, growing
out of the strike, are productive of much
disorder. Several large mills have beer
burned, presumably by incendiary strikers
There is considerable excitement and some
alarm in East Lancashire and other cottor
centers. The presence of military and large
bodies of police alone hold the population il
check in several large towns.
During a performance in the theatel
at Ahmednugger, in India, the building caught
fire, and forty persons burned to death.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg, re.
ferring to Count Schouvaloff's departure, says
"there can scarcely be doubt that he goes
back to London empowered to make conces
sions in accordance with the British point Of
view-nay, more, as is believed in st. Peters
burg, to offer great concessions"
United States Minister Seward writes
of the famine in China that the actual famine is
pressing upon $4,000, OO0people while so, OOO,O O(
are suffering more or less Distress The crops
he says, have been good Immediately around
the stricken districts, but, as the food can be
transported only on wagons or pack animals, il
cannot be taken thither in sufficient quantities
to save the lives of the people.
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300,00O,OOO. 7. Indorsing Gov. Hartranfts
administration.
The Democrats of Ohio have deter
mined to hold their State Convention at Co
lunbus on June 26.
The committee appointed by Speaker
Randall to conduct the investigation of the
Louisiana and Florida elections, provided for
by the Potter resolution, is constituted as fol
lows Clarkson N. Potter, of New York WILL
lam R. Morrison, of Illinois Eppa Hunton of
Virginia John A. Mcmahon. of Ohio j. G. S.
Blackburn, of Kentucky; W. s. Stenger, Of
Pennsylvania Thomas R. Cobb, of Indiana
Democrats. B. F. Butler, of Massachusetts,
Frank Hiscock, of New York J. .. Cox, OF
Ohio, and Thomas B. Reed, of Maine Repub-
licans.
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FORECLOSURE.
An Important Supreme Court neoisinn

An Important Supreme Court Decision
In the case of Brine ct al VS. Tho
Hartford Fire Insurance Companv an
pealed from the Northern District Of
Illinois, the national Supreme Cont has
Just rendered decision OF great general
importance.
The Illinois statute provides that. in
cases..of sales under foreclosures of mort
cages, the debtor shall have twelve
months, and his creditors fifteen months.
IN which to redeem from the sale. by
paying the sum for which the property
was sold, with interest at 10 per cent,
and costs. The State courts have en-
tered DEGREES for sales directing the mas
ter to issue certificate to the purchaser.
and. II redemption be not made within.
the time, to give deed upon surrender
OF the certificate. But the United States
Circuit Court has been in the habit of
decreeing that, if the money found dine
be not paid within 100 days, Their the
master shall sell and give an absolute
deed. In effect, this practice ignored
ana cut OF the statutory right of redemp-
lloh, and the consequence was that the
nauonal court was chiefly resorted to in
foreclosure proceedings. The mortga-
gee, obtaining an absolute decree of
sale, was enabled to bid in the property
at almost any sum be might choose to-
name. and In many instances get de-
cree over against his debtor for re-
malnder OF the debt which the sale of
the property mortgaged did not satisfy;
whereas, In the State courts, the statu-
tory right OF redemption practically COM
PEELED the mortgage TO bid at least the
full amount of the Indebtedness.
The Supreme Court has now reversed
one of these DEGREES by the national
Circuit Court, so far rs the mode of sale
was concerned. The ground of the re-
versal must have been that the right of
redemption under the State law should
be treated as not cut off by the sale, and
that In this respect the practice in the
State courts should be followed. The
statutory redemption right has been held
to be part of the mortgage contract,
agreed to by both parties when the mort
gage was given, and therefore as binding
as any other covenant in the instrument.
This, undoubtedly, is the view which the
national Supreme Court has embodied
IN the present decision. The Importance
OF the decision, both to mortgage debt
ors and mortgage creditors, is therefore
manifest.
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MISCELLANEOUS GLEANINGs.

The Syndicate have anticipated their
options for August and September, and taken
another $1o,00O,0OO Of the AZ per cent.
bonds. The total amount thus far taken is
1856, 100000.
Information has reached this city that
the adherents of Lerdo in Mexico have aban-
doned their efforts to incite revolution.
A telegram from Ottawa, Canada, says
the Dominion Government is in receipt by cable
of statement from the Imperial Government
to the effect that war between Great Britain
and Russia is inevitable. ,4a
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Chess Tourney.

The French Government has inaugu-
rated grand chess tournament to be
played in the Exposition Building, at
Paris. There are four prizes, aggre-
eating 10000 francs. Mr.. James Ma
son, the winner of the prize in our Cen
tennial Chess Tournament at Philadel-
phia, and who vanquished the celebrated
Mr.. Bird, chess champion of England,
has sailed for Europe to enter in the
Paris tournament as the representative
of the United States.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
East.

Ira B. Wright, ten years Town Treas
urer of South Hadley, Mass, has appropriated
$4,000 of the town funds.
A mandatory of arms in Providence,
r. l., has received orders for 10000 rifles for
the Turkish Government-being part of lot
bargained for under contract suspended
some time ago on account of the close Of the
war. u
Mrs. Lydia Sherman, the Connecticut
prisoner, died in the State prison at Hartford
last week. a}, a'H.
ALI the steamers leaving New York
for European ports are crowded to their fullest
capacity.
The New York Syndicate, which re-
Gently contracted with the Secretary of the
Treasury to dispose of $50,00O,0OO of the new
41S-per-cent. Government bonds by the list of
next January, has now taken the entire amount
of the bonds.
Mrs. Leon Lewis, the novelist, died
in Rochester, N. Y, few days ago.
THE Rev. Samuel S. Isaacs, editor of
the Jeeoish Messenger, and the oldest Jewish
minister in the country, died in New York last
week, aged IA. as...
~ West fEls
William M. Fisher, a wholesale Jewell
er of Providence stopped at the Planters
House. st. Louis, engaged a room, stepped out
for few minutes, and, upon returning discov-
cred that the door of the room had been forced
open and $1,000 worth of jewelry carried off.
They have a sensation in Indianapolis
1t is alleged that the Judge in the celebrated
case of Mrs. Glen, charged with the murder
of Young, received $1,000 for Diminishing the
ease. .8l
There are thirteen men in the Chicago
Jail awaiting trial for murder, and two more
nnder sentence of death.
There was Communist parade in St.
Louis last Sunday. Nearly 5000 men were in
the procession. .if4 a.fsl
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plumber. Patriotism, prosperity and
hope would vanish in the presence of
the revolutionary greed and passion that
such q situation would deyelop.
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TAXES!

Notice hereby given that | will be at
he following named places, at the times
below stated for the purpose OF collecting
he revenue Of Alexander county, Ills, Tor
ne year A D., 1877, to.wit:
At the store house OF X. Culley & Co., in
Clear Cres K precinct,on Monday, February
18th A.. D., 1878 1.lbLgN MAJ
AT the store house of r. A. Edmundson.
a Ciesr Geek precinct, on Tuesdy, Feb
fuary Goth, a. d 1878. -
At the store house Of B. +. Brown &
Bro, in "hebes precinct, on Wednesday,
February 9th, A. ID 1878,
At The store house OF A. II. Ireland, in
Santa Fee precinct, on Thursday, February
18th, A. ID 1873.
At the store house Of +. ID. Anterior, 4
Co., IN Goose Island precinct. on Friday,
March list. A. d., 1878.
At the residence OF N. Hunsacker, In Dog
Tooth precinct, on Saturday, March Ind.
A. ID 1878. \ Tyf's g.f
Al the store house Of W. r. Hooppaw, in
Hodges Park, Unity precinct, on Monday,
Muroh Ith, A. o., 1918.
At the store honse Of q. w. Short, in
6andusky, Unity pIeoinct on Tuesday,
March 5th, A. D., 1878.
At the store house Of Sam Hargraye. in
Toledo, Halle wood precinct, on w ednes.
day, March 9th, A. d., 1878.
At No. s. Ohio Levee, South Cairo pre-
clnct, on Thursday, Tth, Friday, Sth, and
Saturday. 9th days in March, 1878.
At the courthouse In North Cairo pre.
cinct, on and after March l;th, 1873.
PETER SAUP,
Sheriff and Collector.
Cairo. Ills, Feb. 4.h. 1873. 2.74-w
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THE SUN.

AS the time has come for the renewal of sub
sceiptions, TIE SUN would remind it's friends
and wel-wishers everywhere that it is again
candidate for their consideration and support.
Upon It's record for the past len years 1t relies
for q continuance of the hearty sympathy and
generous co-operation which have hitherto been
extended TO 1t from every quarter of the Union.
INNS; price by mail, post-Uaid, 30 cents
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The Sunday edition of The Sun is an eight
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SYMPTOMS OF WORKS

TI'HE countenance is p9lo and
leadcn-colorcd, with otc ist2p1l
fushes, or circllalscriba. sp9, on
one or both cheeks. ln- 50 LEONE
dull; thepupils dilatc; aa -9ires5nl.-
circle runs along the lower eye-ld;
thenose is irritated, sweiI', audsome-
times bleeds; a swelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing of the ears; an
unusual secretion OF saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone aceting pains
in the stomach occasional nausea
andvomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsometimesd dry and convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth; temper yaria.
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
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u DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
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The genuine DR.. M'LANE's YER
MIFUGE bears the signatures of G.
McLANE and FLEMING BROS. on the
wrapper.
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The weekly sun

Who does not know THE WfFEIv atrH @
i circula;es throughout The ua-.sd tgtcs, The
Canauas and beyond. Ninc;g ,EgGsaIl i9rai
lies greet Its welcome pages wctAiy, ana regard
II in the light Of guide, counselor. and friend
It's news editorial, agri cultural and literary de-
partments make 1t essentially journal for the
family and the Preside Terms. One Dollar
year postpaid. This price. quality considered,
makes 1t the cheapes, newspaper published For
clubs often with $40 cash, We will send an e1 ira
copy free. Address,
PUBLISHER OF THE SUN, New York City j..
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10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From Hon. Theo. P. Boacrt, Bristol, r. !.

Messrs WEEKS POTTER; Gentlemen, Feeling
Thoroughly convinced ottlIe efficacy OF SAsFoRDs
RADICAL CURE ron CATARRn, am induced to drop
You a line to say that although have been scep-
teal OF all the DostTnnls advertised as radical
cures have never found anything that promises
such relief and ultimate cure as that OF SANFoRDs.
have been afflicted with this dreadful disease
could [ be induced TO perseverc with any until
read the letter OF Mr.. HENRY WELLS, and can
truthtully say that after using nve or six bottles
ties. Hoping that others similarly athicted like
myself will be induced to make the trial; am, gen
uemcn, very truly, etc. THEO. 7. BOGEkT.
BRIsToL, r. L. July "a. 1871.