davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-07-24

The mob spirit occasionally shows
itself as far eastas the Highland Dis
trct of Boston. Matthew Lowery
brutally whipped his sick daughter. An
indignant throng Of neighbors gathered
in front Of the house. a proposition
TO tar and feather Lowery met with
enthusiastic favor. a man went for
tar, and three women for feathers: but
the people were too impatient to await
their return, and delegated a brawny
fellow to 90 in and whip Lowery. The
arrival Of policemen stopped it.
On Aug. %, 1859, Col. Drake struck
OIL In 1861 exports Of petroleum
reached 81, 900 barrels, worth 81, 900, 900
while in 1877 the aggregate value Of
petroleum exported was s62,O00,OOO.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-12-26
4. SeGfe unO @ra6.

Die Belle bes g8ilooiebes, in ueI6er 6er=
ieLbe bel Ieiner Ginbrin9ung in bas @eri9tsz
9ebGuoe undergraduate woroen mar, mar elmer
iener 8dume, rpelbe mebr als ale 3pan9sarz
belt cine idpere Strafe fir Die @efan9enen
biloen. 8ier nadte Wanbe, Elm elnfa6es
Sager, Elm &ru8 nit gSaiIer, oaS ipar Illes,
mas Ii5 uorfano. glls Iei es in Der Gbft9t
oerieni9en ,peld)e bas @ebduoe aufsefiibrt,
9erueierL ben Slid bet bier eingeIperrten I'M
9liifIi@en nad oben gu lenfen, 10 tuar IN eiz
ner SObe, Die ber srobte Nann nt6t gu erz
ret9en i'm Stanbe mar, Elm fleines, etIenz
per9ittertes Seniter an9ebro9t, ,ueI9es etn
iparIi9es 9t@t in Die en9e bititere 3elle
fallen lieB.
Ser @ilobieb bate ii3 auf bem &anOe
feines 2asers nieber9elanen botte ben &opf
in Die Sanb geItiitt unb itarrte auf ben SuBz
boben. Gauienb Gebanfen iboiien orrb lesz
men 9opf. &aum Der Sreibeit tpteoer 9ez
f6enft, faum in Die 9lrnte Der SHUTTER snrtldz
eefebrt, Die wabre,,o bet 3eit fetner 9att aus
Summer unb Gram p0li9 er9rant mar, mar
CT our6 Elm bDies NiB9ei9if in ben Seroa9tt
zines Nlorbes sefomnen. Gin geroa9t
fonnte es ia nur iein. Oenn fper tbn 10 ,1tge1
Iab bas fluse, r,bise 2!u9e auf Den SoOsn
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-12-26
Columbus Obio 0onnerfag, Den rs. December 1913.

grfoIs ueripre6en." Srauris i6tittelte bet
llnsliiflide bas Saupt.
Der &rtminalratb, rpeI6er 9efommen rpar,
Inn inO9IiderpeiIe bas @eitanbniB ber S6ulo
BON bem g8iIberer gu enpfan9ert perlteB benz
ielben nit Der ntbt ntebr gu unteroriifenben
Abnun9, baB Der S9ulOiSe bod mo anbers
rper6e 9eIu9t roerOen miiiIen, ,lno nit 9roBem
WiB6ebogen iab er elmer rpetteren, rue9en
manseln6er anberrueiti9er 8erba6ts9riinbe,
duberlt ibmierisen unb llnerquidIi6en llnter=
iu9un9 ent9e9en.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-12-26
Die @rihGftsIanr i'm gerifrn.

Sin Correspondent bes 3eru gorfer vSers
alb" liefert einen ldnseren 8eri9t iber Die
@ei9dftsIa9e i'm 8eiten, lueIder, auf einsez
benbe @rbebun9 balirt, piel oes SntereRans
ten unb 2e5rrei9en bietet.-@s 1T nomentIi9
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-12-26

ter 5useia9t, unO bas iunse Mab6en bins an
benz 8ater nit elmer 10 binsebenben 2iebe,
baB ibr oeilen Sauort Elm betItses @ebpt gu
fsin i9ien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04
(5ir bic pSainois GtaatSSettung".)
SaS uette Seminar 9 8eb6nSe tn
GL4nN1trff. S4.

Weetnem 8erlpre9en gen6B gebe i'd NUN
aud cine Beldreibung 6es neuen Ba1s
bes Seminars Der voeuti6en enangelilben
Spnooe bes Beitens".
Gs lit Elm erbeben6 unb Elm erfreuIi9
@efibl fir ben oeutiden 8roteitanten, Der
niht e%iniettig eonfeiitonea ober gar elm
e~rcluftDer y2utberaner" ODER vGeformirter"
lit, menn CT 1iebt, ME Die pereinigte epats
Collide STRIDE Deuti9lanS's i'm 3eitraunt
zines Weni6enalters fid bterlanbs ent=
widelt bat. Oauon legt bieier 8ra1ts
bau III glmburit, Der @inem glei1 beint
Nusiteiaen am Depot in Die Muaen fGut,
Elm Seu0miB ab. Ct lit fein 10 ,aafaes
pGppeIteS" Wa6mert. tpie man ibuen 10
oft ~begesnet, bas Iber Na1t einfGut, lonz
bern er lit elm uiolibcs @ebdube", bas
einem Sabrbunoert SroB btetet. Gr bebedt
etnen Slddenraum bon ungefGbr 5000
2uaorotiuB, in elmer 66be BON Dtsr
Stodmerfen, nit @tnihluB bon Souterrain
u1o gttttea. Dit 9auptfacuSe erbebt fih
geeen glprben unb beitebt aus bret 5beilen.
Der mittlere Tbeil, bas 9auptportat entz
balteno, tritt nit ~letnent, rs SUB bo9em
Eburn trGftig bernor, unb bic ibrigen
sipei Ibeile bes @ebGubes Iinfs uno redts
btlben mddtig porlprtugenoe GdHiiget ae=
uannter iSacaoe. Die bei6eu sSaca6eu
eeaen Often unb 8eitsn Iinb glei6ipertbia
lno in i6rer Nusbiloung einan6er GbnIi9.
Die 6auptadl e oteier Sacaoen gebt burb
ben groBen Corridor beS @ebinoeS, tpel6er
nit 6em Bortnl in redttptnfli9er 8erbinz
bung itebt. bic 9reppen e1tbdIt nnb lit in
ber Sacabe 10 ansgebtlbet un6 marfirt,
6aB Sic 9agen Der EreppeW lofort su erfenz
mem ftnb. Die Saeabe gesen SIben lit
ebenfaIls 6reifad getbeilt, tnbem Der mitt>
Iere Tliigel benz 9auptetngange gegeniiber
frdftia un6 meit poripringeno ousgebiIbet
tporben lit. Der Stpl bes GebGubes entz
ptdelt fid bauptiG1lid in benz aufbau oes
gburmes uno fam IT 0 III aHtitrenb"
be3et1net tDer6en.
sSm Snnern bes WebGubes iTn6
fpIaenoe @inri6tungen uno R~aumoispoz
iittonen getroffen: SIM basement lGros
aeidoB) befinoen ftd Die Waldbz unb 8a6es
Gtnribtungen fur iGmmtltcbe 36glinge,
gGume fir Setsapparate urtb &o6lens
porrotb, cine @erfitGtte. elm 2aboratoriHm
fir G6ulif unb Gbernie unO elm Raum CUR
Nufbeuabrung Der Snftrameute. 9as critic
StoGmerf entbdlt flint gerdumige 9e6rfdIe
nit einem Sld9entnbaIt, iuelder fir ITS
6tuoenten genlgeno lit. basu cine RapeQe,
peIde 200 8erioneu faffen fam, u1O spet
Neutrality-suspicious., Die nit ben 2ebriaten
in ~oirefter 8%erbin0ung fteben. SIM stnets
ten Stoduerfe beftnben ii6 flint Stubirz
aimmer, tuelhe in Sorm uno Nasbebnang
init ben 9ebrldlm aberetnttmmen; 3Iuei
.Ranbibatenstmmer lteben mil ben Stubire
aimmern in manufactured 8erbinoung,
fpoourh cine gontrolIe aber bic Stuotrenz
Sen erntSatiht III; Johann elm 9tbLiotbefenz
,inmer nebit stpei gro6en GdlafiGlen u1b
BEN nStbiaen &leiberibrGnten. Der iI6z
SitIid,e Tliael bes @ebdubes IN ben orei
%errpdbuten Stodperfeu tit aIS @obnung
far einen &rofeifor Der 9nftalt beftt,ntRt
unb entbalt eli ~gerdumige 3imnAer NIT
ben notbigen Gloiets, nebft etHea 8a6ee
aimner. 0i3iE @obnuWg bat ibren belons
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04
STE siDette 9eiune.
Berlin. Is. Oftober 1873.

Berlin, Is. Oftober 1873.
vGpaB muB iinb!" iagt Der 8erIiner, ba
bate bas r@eieB gegen Die ioSialbenofras
iiiAen 9tusi1reitun9en" fetnen 8reB=
paragrapben. Sreili6 nut norlduig;
oenn in Der 0ritten Qelung miro mani bas
God lhpn nieoer Suftopfen. Man muB
oielen enolpien Nbitimmungen beitDobnen,
UNI einen 8egriff bon Der berri6enoeH'
@onfuiion su befommen. Sci Yaraerapb
16 muroe ielbft 8r6itoent bon Sordens
bed IRE. Der Bara9rapb 6anbeIt BON Der
8eItrafung Der INSTRUMENTATION 4gitas
ton bur6 Sreibeits ltrafe uno SSnternis
rung; BET S6anttDtrtben, 8u6orudern,
8ub6dnolern II. |. n. our6 GntSiebuna
Der Gonseiiiou, ltnteriagung oes 0dnbels
NIT 0ru6l6riften u. bgl. NJ. Der Baro@
graph 16 mar in leinem eriten NblGB gez
fallen In6 oamit bate oaSGeleB iein atneis
tes Sod. BrGitbent bon Sorfenbed belt
bafIr, oaB oamit aud Die anoeren NblaBe
gefaaen ieien, mel6e bon Der Goncelltonss
@nt3ie6ung banbelH. Mit &e6t.. 4ber
0a reoete man v31r Gel6GftssO ronun9"
10 LANCE in i'm binetn, Der prenBtl6e Wtt>
hitter oes Snnern DoraH, oaB ielblt Torts
fenbe6S Siderbeit etnen Qu9enblid ms
S6panfem gerietb. Sin Geoner idlllg /.
8. alien @rnites Dor, man ioue 10 la1ge
tpsiter reben, bis SemanO cine Der Wee9r@
belt ~auiasenbe Torm geFunben baben tpurs
De, Nber oer SoSialbemofrat 8ebeI lebnte
fi6 ba9e9en allf: Wan t0nne bod nidt
tn'S Slaue btnein oebatttren. Oa fano
9ladli6 Der iG1iii9e General taatsans
malt bon S6parser nit 9alfe Casters
cine ieIbitdnotge Sorm fir bic 5 16 a uno
b, un6 Die &age, Die &ab' mar gerettet!
Die Roliset fam Gauienbe BON @el6dftss
leuten auf ben 8erbaht bin ruiniren, DAB
ite lo3ialoemofratii6e 4gitation betreiben.
&ie Die BOIi5ci ii6 ben 8egriff Der
i6on iebt aus einiaen 8eiipieIen abb
nebmen. Sn Der Belle Q4idnce StraBe
beft1bet lid, ein BierIofaG Scr Scatter
Bilbetmz 9arten". Die Sosialbemcfraten
baLten bier 6fters 9eriammlungen ab.
SaraWf bin bat bic 9oIi3ei benz @irta ans
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-11-04

ieb[i9 - bon benz Gbrgei3 mad 9oberem
I'M beuti6em 8olfe II. bgl.. tpar re6t
biibi6, ge96rt aber ablolut niht aMr Sabe.
Shirt 8isularG mod)te eS, tpte 1eoeSmal
BET BEGUN letner 8erliner Nrbeits>S atz
Jon, CT entlebigte ii6 6eS rei6en StoffeS
an &eflerioneH, bic inn in BET WuBe beS
CONNER NufentbalteS 9efommen ipareIt.
Sin flein penig @itclfeit auf ieine lelbltGns
6i9e Yfabfinber@2 lrbeit lpielt babel immer
cine Hpue. limb aIler6ttg3 itedt i'll ieiten
8eoba9tungen Elm 9utes Stlid praftil9er
2ebcnSz Bbiloinpbie.
8as t6atidhIiH 8eocutenbltc an 6en
5!4itlubisen ausfabrun0cu Des &an3lers
mar eigentli6 lein GROCER S6lubsN ppeN
an bic Gonlerpatipen uuo 9totionauibera5
len, IT'D ibm ais cine groBe Negtcz
rungsportei rud1attloS sur GerfIz
9ung ~ itelIen. Stun, ons 8ergnligen
miro CT genicBcR. Mit ber 8epiuigung
oieies @eleBes baben it'd Die Jfationauibes
ralen in ieine @etpuIt ~bcgcbet. Die golts
SET, nelhe nibt dngitlib no6 @elebess
Ynragrapben fragt, miro lie lonlt balO
Shores leDrel. sic iuiro 3~eitungen fonz
ft5siren unb unterbriideu, Gerlammlun9et
aufl0len uub gereine oerbieten, 10 Dtel ite
mil, obne gerabe dn8itlid mad ben WRerts
malcn bes @eieBeS 5u fragen.
Den ~sipeiten Sag Der 0ebatte BART man
BEN 6 ag 9aiielm nennen. Der
ip3ialoemotratiide 9lgitatpr ipra6 bis In
ben SpGtnadmittag biuein, bent Snbalte
pie ieiitem 8anSeltpn mad 9letb ermlts
bero. Selblt ieiue @enpiien iudten it6
cine 8elAdftigung bur0 Sdreiben Ooer
2eien. Gr tniipite burb9dngtg an bic
Jieoe bes Gei65fanslers an uno lpra0 mad
einigen Altgriffen gegcn Die 8lntz nnb @t7
~ienppLitif cine uoQitdnoi8e SIuglAritt ii6er
bic SoSiul6emofratte, einen rfleinen Sos
sioloemotraten III ber Neltentui6e." 9aS
6aus uto Die Gribine 3eigten cine Douz
it6nbig idldfrise 9Dpiipgnomie, Die Sour
naliitentribiine ~feierte. @S mar Die be-
fanute Grl6einun9, baB aut einen parlas
mentarti0eu Sag Der Spannuug INNER
ein Sag Der %2tbipannun9 fol8t. Grit ais
6err 6alielmann gum SdluB elite uuh Die
Nusi d t auf &c euplutiDn iteute.
pos ibm einen Orbnung5ruf bes BrGitz
beltten einbradte, tpuroe bic Scene bras
matii6.
9tun, BOB Die Gei6idte sur &eopIution
fiibren fam, bieie auiidt begeu audi nod
aubere 9eute, OILS t6err 9aiiellnann.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-09-18

General Bragg. demands free and un-
limited coinage of silver-in other
words that the Government, instead of
purchasing bullion and making the
profit now arising from such coinage,
shall coin, free of charge, the silver
of the bonanza owners and allow them
the profit.
According to the latest quotations,
the bullion value of the 4l27 grain,
legal tender dollar is fraction more
than 81 cents. At this price the
Government makes at least IL cents
on every dollar it coins. The Demo-
Gratis demand that it shall abandon
this profit and give it to the bonanza
owners, and the dealers in demouetized
silver from Germany. They are for
the "frce and unlimited" coinage of
silver. That is the Bragg Bouck.
Davis platform"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-09-18
Ghe HrpubHrar*
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. Is, 1878.
Republican Senatorial and County
Convention.

The Republican County Convention for
Jefferson County, and the Senatorial Dis
trict Convention for the Twentythrd Sen
atorial District, composed of the County of
Jefferson and the Fifth and Sixth wards in
the City of WATERFOWL, in Dodge County,
will be held at the Court House in the City
of jefferson, on Saturday, Oct. 9Th, 1878,
at one o'clock pm, for the purpose of NOM
mating candidate for State Senator, and
candidates. for the several county offices, to be
supported by the Republicans and all 9TH
ers who desire honest, capable men elected
to office, and the public affairs of this ceun-
ty conducted in the interest of the tax-pay-
ers, and not for the benefit of small clique
of political ringsters
Each town will be entitled to five dele
gales, each ward in the cities of Watertown
Jefferson and Fort Atkinson to two dele
gates, and each incorporated village to two
delegates each.
D. w. CURTIS,
J. n. KEYES,
A. 7. NEWTON,
O.P. DOW,
County Committee.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-09-18
Hon. l.. Is. CasWeII.

The denomination of Hon. l.. B.
Caswel is we'll received in all parts of
this congressional district, and there is
every reason to believe that it will be
ratified By the people by large ma
jority. The Madison Journal alludes
to it as follows:
To the people of this district, it is hard
lv necessary to speak of Mr.. Caswell.
He is we'll known and very popular with
the masses. He haslived many years in JEFF
ferson county, has served hispeople In the
Legislature and in many other capacities,
and has ever been found competent, in
dustrious, faithful-representing with sig
nal ability the best interests of MS consti-
tuents. His fidelity to all matters intrust-
ed to him, has rendered him general
favorite with the people, and they desire
to continue him in their service, He has
been twice elected to Congress, and has
proved in both canvasses his great popu-
larity. Two years ago, his opponent was
Hon. Harlow S. Orion, now Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court, who is &C
knowledged to be the most popular Dem
ocrat in the district, as we'll as the lmost
eloquent speaker After a thorough can
vass of the district, Mr.. Caswell was elect
ed in a very hardl v contested battle. This
affords the strongest possible evidence Of
his popularity, and it is all deserved. His
competitors in the convention were strong
and good men, men who would have re-
ceivcd cordial support, had they secured
the nomination. Their friends cordially
acquiesced in the nomination of MIR. Cas-
we'll, and Messrs. Woodman and Barden
will be found among his most ardent and
effective supporters in the campaign.
The harmony and good feeling that pre-
vailed in the Convention is a guaranty
that there will be cordial and enthusiast
tic support Of the nominee that will Sc
cure his triumphant election.
The Columbus Republican is equally
complimentary to Mr.. Caswell as will
be seen by the following:
The denomination of Hen. l.. B. Caswel
for a third term in Congress from this Sec
end District, was, in view of all the circum
stances. very proper thing to do. Mr..
Csswel has past to judge from, and it
must be gratifying to that gentleman to
have his offcia! acts endorsed by nomina-
ton by m ajority of SO large a delegation
of his constituency. Every town and ward
was directly represented in the convention.
and thus the people have spoken their will
in regard to whom they would have to
represent them in the next congress. With
an effort his majority can be largely in
creased over what it was two years ago.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-09-18
The Democratic Candidate for Con
greSS.

The Democratic convention which
met at Madison last week nominated
r. E. Davis, of Dane county, for con
gress Mr.. Davis was formerly Re-
publican but went over to the Republi-
cans in the Greeley campaign, and has
acted with that party ever since. He
represented his district in the state
senate six years. and was last fall the
Democratic candidate for Lieut.. Cover.
nor. The convention which nominated
him was tame affair, being
SHINY attended, There was a
heated discussion over the platform
which as reported by the committee
was not entirely satisfactory in all re-
spects 1t is copied almost verbatim
from the platform adopted at the She
boygan convention which nominated
Bragg, having been worked over by
George W. Bird. who of course tried
to make the resolution on the currency
question susceptible of any construct.
ion which it is desirable to have placed
upon it. 1t reads as follows:
Resolued, That we favor the free coinage
of silver dollars; the issue of Government
legal-tender notes to the limit now provided
by law, and of sufficient amount Of other
Treasury notes to replace the National Bank
currency, which should be withdrawn; that
the legal-,ender notes issued by the Govern
ment should be received in payment of all
debts, public as well as private, except when
otherwise provided in obligations heretofore
entered into; that we are opposed either to
an imitation Of the currency or its contrac-
ton and to reputation in whatever form it
may present itself.
There was too much of the oily
CANNON "now you see it and now you
don't see it" In the above to suit all the
delegates, and accordingly T. P. Brook
offered the following substitute which
after warm contest was voted down:
Resolved That fuctuating currency is
detrimental to the business interests of the
country, that the present distress among
the producing and laboring classes is prin-
cipally chargeable to the uncertainty and
doubt caused by the propositions to issue an
unlimited quantity of legal-tender paper,
that therefore we are opposed to any tinker
ing of the circulating medium until specie
payment shall have been successfully
resumed.
Resolved That the Government should
furnish the people safe, reliable currency,
without the Intervention of middle men,
usually called banks, and that such Govern
nent paper be redeemable in coin On de-
mand.
Resolved, That we are opposed to the re-
peal of the resumption act, and would en-
Join all good citizens to consent to no step
back ward.
This shows Democrats in favor of
honest money where their candidate for
congress stands. How they can sup
port him consistently is matter we
cannot understand.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-09-18
A BOiting Democrat.

The Manitowoc Chronicle bolts
Bragg and his platform. 1t denounces
the platform adopted by the Democra-
tic Congressional Convention at She.
boygan and proclaims it "a delusion
and snare" 1t says the issue in the
present canvass is for or against honest
money. The Chronicle will support a
candidate who stands on sound fnan.
cial platform, if such one is present.
ed in that district Now we will see
whether the Watertown Democrat has
as much independence as the Chronicle
both being similarly situated. The
platform on which Davis the Demo
cratic candidate in this district stands,
is copied almost verbatim from that
adopted by the convention which nom-
mated Bragg. The Democrat ha s
been taking high ground in favor of
honest money, and has tor candidate
a man who represents the other side of
the question. Will that paper act the
manly and independent part of the
Chronicle, or will it eat its words and
submit to the humiliation OF seeing it.
self paraded as political acrobat?
We shall watch its issue this week
with interest to see which horn of the
dilemma it takes, for if it supports
Davis it gives the lie to all its former
professions on the currency question.
And this we opine is precisely what
the Democrat will do. Just see if it
don't.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-09-18

THE Milwaukee Sentinel thinks it
has discovered mares nest in the fact
that Hon. E W. Keyes was favorable
to the denomination of Mr.. Caswell.
The Sentinel says there was "dicker"
made between these two gentlemen by
which Reyes was to manipulate Dane
county in the interest of Caswell, and
Caswell in return was to bring Jeffer-
son county to the support of Keyes for
U. S. Senator. Now, what brilliant
idea this is! But it is giving Keyes
credit for less shrewdness and political
sagacity than he is generally supposed
to- possess, and if we believed he was
such fool as to make a trade of this
kind, we should not fail to write him
down as non compis naentis. If Keyes
lad nothing but his own personal in
rerest in view, and was "dickering," as
the Sentinel charges, for support next
winter, wouldn't he naturally have me-
gotiated with Sank county, with Re-
publican senator and two Republican
members of the assembly. OF with
Columbia county, with its Republican
senator and one if not two Republican
assemblymen, instead of Jefferson
county where the Republicans are not
sure Of a single member in either
branch of the legislature? To ask the
question is to answer it. Reyes is not
asimpleton, as everybody knows, but
the Sentineps proposition, if correct,
makes him out to be one most decided
ly. 1t is evident that the Sentinel
must try again before it can make any
one with particle of sense believe
that Keyes' support of Caswell was the
result of any "dicker" either as alleged
or otherwise. The fact is the Sentinel
does not know what it is talking about,
and has permitted its Imagination to
run away with its good sense in the
fulfllment Of its desire to kick up
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-09-18

PROGRAMME:
PART Z.
l. OVERTURE,.... .Prof. Miller's Orchestra
2: THE NlGHT-Abt. ...Quartette Club
3. CAVATINE Solo from 1.-THE Barber"
Rossini, ......... =. Miss Mollie Maurer
4. STRING QUARTETTE, j. Haydn.
.......................Ha rdege Quar5ette
5. 0 MO FERNANDO, Donizetti.. ..
........... ...MiSs Mollie Evans
6. DEPARTURE, Moehring, ...... Concordia
Exercises on Horizontal Bar. Turner Society
PART II.
l. OVERTU RE, ..... Prof Millers Orchestra
2. SANCTUS & BENEDICTUS from 7th..
Mass. Mozart, Double Quartette
8. ADAGlO, from David's 4tt Concerto.
for Violin. .................R. Hardege
4. LO..................Miss Mollie Maurar
5 SERENADE Abt Quartette Club
6. THE GIFT & THE GIVER, Arditti..
.......................Mis Miss Mollie Evans
z. PRAYER OF THE EARTH, ..Concordia
TABLEAUX.... Turner Society
Doors open at Z, Concert commences at
o'clock Admission so cents. Reserved
seats so cts. Reserved seat tickets for sale
at the Posto flee only.
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The Texas Pacific.

The Jefferson Banner last week
contained lengthy article on the
Texas Pacific Railroad which was full
of Misrepresentation not alone con-
corning the aims and purposes of the
company, but also touching the action
of congress, and particularly that of
Hon. l.. b. Caswell, whom the Banner
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-09-18

SIGNIFICANT.-In the Democratic
congressional convention at Madison
last week, no delegates were present
from Columbia county. We also no.
tice that several districts in the other
counties were not full y represented,
showing remarkable want of interest
on the part Of Democrats, which arises
probably from feeling that Caswell's
election is foresoue conclusion, and
that they may IS we'll let it 60 by de-
fault. This is undoubtedly the best
thing they can do.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-09-18

MR. CAswELL's speech accepting
the congressional nomination will be
found upon our first page. Let every
body read it.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-09-18

"BE Nor DECEIvED."-This was
the burden of lengthy and labored
editorial recently in the Watertown
Democrat, giving advice to the party
managers as to what their action
should be on the currency question.
But anybody was "dcceived" who
took stock In what the Democrat
said, or who believed that it would prac-
tice what it preached. An earnest
advocate of honest money, and an en-
thusiastic opponent of the "greenback
craze" it will be found supporting a
candidate for congress who ran for
Lieut.. Governor last fall on the Fond
du Lac platform. and is now the candi-
date of convention which repudiated
resolutions embodying the sentiments
promulgated by the Democrat for
months past. After sucL display of
Inconsistency and dirt eating. its read
ers will ''be not deceived" by anything
it says or does hereafter. Poor Demo-
craft What ridiculous figure you
have cut.