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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-20
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County Costs and Fees.
Ar. Editor


Mr.. Editor:
We beg leave to call the attention Of the
County Board, and particularly the County
Treasurer to the fact that q considerable
amount of costs have been awarded to the
county on motions to dismiss Tax Title suits,
and that not one cent of said costs have
been paid over to the County Treasurer in
accordan ce with law.
Our Supreme Court, Il Wisconsin Reports
page 20 the court decided: "Costs upon mo-
ton belong to the party, and not to the At
torney, in whose favor the ruling is made"
Sec. 176, Chap. Is, Revised Statutes: SIT
shall be the duty of the County Treasurer to
receive all moneys belonging to the county
from what ever source they may be derived"
Sec. l2S, Chap. Is: "All fees and costs re.
covered in civil actions, in which the county
is the successful party, shall be paid into the
county treasury, for the use and benefit of
the county, and it shall not be competent or
lawful for the County Board of Supervisors
to give or pay said fees or costs, or either,
or any part thereof, to the said District At
torney as part of his salary, or in addition to
his salary, and every order made by said
board for that purpose shall be absolutely
void"
About two months ago under an execution
for costs upon a motion made in behalf OF
the county at term of court held in Osceofa
the county sent money over there for ex-
penses of said motion. The Coroner made a
sale under said execution of piece of land,
the certificate of sale made out, satisfaction
ofjudgmente entered, but neither the Coroner
or any one in the sheriH7s Office has paid one
cent into the county treasury. Has the
County Clerk received any of these Gees il 50
10 is his duty to render account and pay over
monthlys
Judge Barron this week decided that GER
tain motion costs were to be paid to the
Clerk of Court for the defendant The Coun-
ty having paid an attorney to make certain
motions in Osceola, and also RENTED over
$40 of taxes, it seems to us that the statutes
require al the said fees and charges to be
paid into the treasury for the use of the Coun-
ty. This includes the costs and fees to be
paid TO the Clerk of the Circuit Court un-
der order of Judge Barron for the use Of the
defendant.
1t will be remembered that in the Brooks
and Douglas cases the county was awarded
$4,000 costs of motion made by j. s. Richie,
District Attorney, and that Judge Perry on
behalf of the parties promptly paid the said
$50 to the County Treasurer. Let US see if
Mess. Greeley, Clark, and Hayes will step up to
the County Treasurer and settle.
''TAx PAYER"
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MILWAUKEE-With C. N. & N. w. R'y.
g. u. u St. P. R'y, and all lines diverging.
SHEBOYGAN-With Sheboygan & r du
L r. r., for all points on that road.
TWO RIVERS-With stage for Kewaunee,
Ahnapee, ETC., and during navigation with
steamers for above points.
FOREST JUNC.-With Wis. Central
r. R.
APPLETON JJNC.-With G. ". W.
Ky for Fond du Lsc, Oshkosh, Neenah, De
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NEW LONDON-With G. B. L. R.R.
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H.G. REED. II r wuyr,owp
GENT Supt. Gen'l pass. AIT
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Az1M NJ Land. ON the line Of Its Road COW
sred with Q hea-y growth Of Pine, HemIock Oak.
maple, Beach and Elm. PAYMENTS easy
CHAs. L. COLBY, Land COMMISSIONS.
MILWAUKEE. WIS,
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THOMAS BARDON,
LAND AGENT,
LSHT ND TVS

Offers for sale valuable lots in Asblan'
Choice tracts of land adjoining the CII
suitable for Additions Pine and lIardE0g
lands accessible to railroad and stream
Iron lands on the Penoke Iron Range.
H Pine Stumpage on tributaries OF ~
st. Croix, Chippewa, and Lake Superior
low rates.
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TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN,
A LII persons caught interfering with ans
N of the ten Fire liydrants. in The town ~
Winnemueca SO as to impair their efficiency
will DC prosecuted to the full extent of ne
law. FkANK NARAEOREs NkesnsE,
Decemhar A. "
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Somss AmsIb, feim. NerfeIbe iDobnt
nabe Mpomin9, Bath Gountp, unb 1T oils Elm
notoril1er Gtdrofter betdnht. 81 III Elm
Aouofat pom nidt Serinsen 4enntniEen u1b
erfreut ii9 elmer ouS9eoebnten praris. Seine
MISUNDERSTANDING ioQen sIanseno iein,
unS ieine ein3ise Godter 1T an einem 9lrSt m
Bath County uerbeiratbet, Der iber elm 8ers
mosen ucn 100000 uerfiist. Oas Sprids
mort, bic Rate ldbt pas Mauien nidt, bes
Dabrbeitet iid aud nieoer BEL Nrnolb, Der
bereitS einen s0udtbaustermin pon 7 Sabren,'
mesen 6ali4mifnaerei abseisfen bat, grf
Dor 8urjern rpuroe er uerbaftet lpegen Gers
ouseabuns pom faIidem GeIoe, iebOd sesen
8dr9idaft entlafen. st besab ii1 barauf
mad Gouinston, ruiSmete ifi9 feiner praris
unb etablirte cine Slain M8encp." auBers
benz iudte er ieiue Siinoen baburd gu uers
beden, BOP er iid Der gampbeIliten STRIDE ans
idIob uno eifris in beren Sntereiie arbeitete.
GrnoIb 1T elm Mann pon imponirenoem Meus
BERN unb So Sabre alt. SSn Der Nusarbeit=
Jung Der 9tdne, bas geIo unter Die 2ente au
brinsen, iol fem S1artiinn feline @enOfeni
oft in gritaunen gelebt baben. Sin t~ueiteres
~prominenbes Nitglies Der Banbe lit Sol.
SCOT, pdbrenb bes Grieses Gommanoant bes
3meiten Tennefee &egiments. Sn Ieiner
Wobnuns fanb li6 elm gbrenoesen I'M Wertb
pom $500, ben ibm iein &esiment perebrt
hoffp
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StQDt Columbus,

Gin bDier Rarrpf fa1o am Dontprftag Spis
I6et 2eonbarb areoeI pon Der Nerp Strabe uno iei.
nem gteffen 9biIipp 8rebel itutt. 8eioe iino in
eittem RartoifeIfelbe in Der gdbe Der Stdrfe 8abrit
i~ntereiiirt unb es berridt iue9en oes 8eilbes ehl
alter @roa 3pii6en ibner. &rn 0onneritas grub
2eonbarb bort &artofeIn aus. 9btIipp fam beran
uno befabI ibn, leinen Aa9en a~b5uIacen nno ben
9lab gu p~erlafien. 2eonbarb rueigerte it9, ruorailf
es suiI6en benz Snfel uno yaeffen 5u Sano9retfll6s
feiten fam. Der SnteI 3os ben 8ur5ern uno pnroe
BON benz ReTen braun tnb blau sei9Ia9en. Die
ausen tparen gei6poIlen nno oaS Seitbt 10 3er'
fett, bab es tailm III ~ertennen mar. Sn oteiert 3u'
itanbe rpirfte er einen Saftbefebl gegen ieinen Geffen
aus. Sc 1T t~raurig, roetn 3pii9en geruanoten
ioI6e 9ei9i9ten r~aiiiren uno bic Rartofelt tpers
ben I6IieBIi9 iebr tbeuer gu iteben %fortrtert.
Sm apriI fieI Der gremier SoDn Speanp bel
Siuiaro Station unter ben Giienbabn3u9 ur1o iuuroe
10 id1per perIett, bab CT an bet 6oI9en itarb. Sebt
hat feline 9rau bic Ban gamble 8abn auf $4,000
SdaoenerIat p~erfIast. Sic bebauptet, oab bic Irls
aeiteaten Our9 ibre gfi6tuernadIdiii8nng ben FOB
hires Rannes berbetfiibrten.
Der Srau Gorrooi pot, Gorrooi SoteI muir:
ben DOR einieen Ia9en cine nbr uno atoere ArtiteI
I'M 8ertbe Don $l75 ~SeftobIen.
Grafton Det, Der un9etreue Sausfne9t
pom S;rpina Sanie, Der pom ben Sditen Oes Sotels
Rleiber int 8ertbe pon $50 itabI, lit in 0eIapare
einoefaneen rporben uno fitt nun IN Der Sail.
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Banf beoeutenber iinb, aIs man urfprinali6
errpartete. Sur NIT benz SauIe Gmitb,
Slemins II. So. unb benz in6ifden Sweig.
'@eitdfte bieier Sirma ioa es fdIe6t ftebefl.
4fgbaniitan nnb Der 8ices30nis
pom Snbien. - Edinburgh, Z. Ott.-Ser
Sonooner Correspondent bes vScotsman"
teie9rapbirt, bab Der Gabinetsratb in ieiner
Slbnn8 am Samitas bic Nrt unb @eiie, ME
Der gtce.8onis sesen afsbaniitan norsebe
9eb,lltSt nnb befdIoIen babe, bieie GnseIes
Senbett 10 oiel als mo9lid in ben Sdnben Der
tnotl9en 8esieruns gu lafen.
Stalien. - StaIien mnb Ggppten.-
Gin neues Clement Der 11nsewibbeit 1T in bic
e9pptll9e Srase our9 baS 8erfabren Sta
hens etn9efabrt worben tpel6es fur ii9 uno
be anoeren Nittelneers Wla6te bas &edt
CUR getbeilisung an Der 8errpaItung g9pps
tens gu ~erIansen iu6t. 9lus &om miro ses
meloet: Sobalo Die itaIieniide 8esieruns
BON Der Ibi6t erfubr, Der espptii9en gers
maltun9 etiten internationalen Character Az
perIeiben i6ifte Iie 8orfteaungen an ben
8bebipe unb an bic Barrier unb 2onboner
G~e9ierun9en, NORM ie erflarte, StaIien miiIe
IN ben arrangements beridf6tist rueroen
oa es plele Snterefen in gsppten gu bei9lBen
babe. Ser &bebipe ertpiberte, SetaIiens 9n>
ipriide pdren be9riinbet, rpenn eine internas
tlonale 8erwaItuns beabfidtist piirbe. Benn
aud elnise IusIanber ms Cabinet treten
louten, pirben iie feinen auspdrtisen off
5telen Gbarafter beIiben unb CT lei entl9Iois
len, Die poaitdnbise r~nabbansisfeit Der esppz
tii6en Standardization gu mabren. Gnslanb
unb Sranfrei9 erpiberten, bab bic grnennun9
ensIii6er unb franaOfi6er llntertbanen gu
@abinetsrit9liebern nur Elm Mft Der Sofli9=
felt unp BON feiner poIitii9en 8ebeutun9 iet.
Stalien beitebt trobbem barauf, BOP feline
8e9te unb Snterefen reipeftirt rperben. Ser
austauid Der Infi9ten 1T i'm So~rtsanse.
@nmGniem. = Gin 8ef9Iub Der II
m dnii6en &ammer. - 8n6areit, ben Y.
Oftober. = SIN elmer sebeimen Sibung am
Sonntag bei6LoiIen bic &anmern, bic SiBs
Jung nit elmer &eiolution su i9lieben, NORM
erfIart miro, oab li9 8utndnien benz 8iaen
Der Wld6te, pie berielbe I'M 8erIiner 8ers
tras gum Iusorud sefommen iei, flsen uerbe.
IS niro mitsetbeiIt, oaB 8e1arabien ant
nd9iten Sonnta9 formel an JtubIano ab9ez
treten merben tpirO.r .#a.pAHl @
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Gin Ratinnalparf an ben aiagarasJGaen.

2oro Dufferin, Der General @ouperneur
pom Canada, bat in elmer feiner lebten
&eben cine Soee ausseiprsden, BON Der eS
nur idabe it, oab iie ni6t por breibis ooer
rnebr Sabren an9ere9t tno befoIst uoroen
if, Do lie bamals nod obne srobe S6wieriss
feiten aus5ufibren seweien mare. ST bat
ndmIib ben Bori1lag 9emabt, bab Der Staat
SEEM gorf unb bic 4,ropins Ganaba ales
2anb, Dos unmittelbar on bic Niasara= 5dae
itoBt unb Die uor5igIidlten Ausiidtspunfte
IN li9 ihliebt an iid brinsen nno in einen
Yarf uereinigen iolen, Der allen Beiudern
gang umIonit ODER geserl cine ftdBige Mb9dbe,
bic CUR Grbaltuns Der Mnlansen seniiste,
often lteben ioa.
9luf Dem amerifaniiden nfer lit es i'm
9anfe Der lesten ~5wan3is Sabre in Der Ibat
10 nett 9efommen, bab man bas grObte Nas
turwnnoer bes amerifaniiden Continents
obne Be3ablung nur pon Weitem anleben
fann. Sober .3usan8 gu ben 5dQen befinoet
ii9 in ben 9dnoen pon Hriuatperionen unb
man fann ii9 benfelben nibt nabern, obne
Soa gu beaablen. Nenn bafar irseio etrpas
s~eleiitet rpiirbe, 70 Iiebe man fid bas 9erne
9~efallen. Mber bic i3oqerbebuns lit cine grs
preiuns, ,peIde ben 8eiienoen unb Naturs
f~reunoen BON 8erfonen aufgeIest wirb, iueIde
iid auf bieiem ober ienem Mese in ben
8eib Der betreffenben @runoflde seiebt
baben.
@uf Der canabiiden Settle lit oies ni6t Der
Sal, uno 60 miro bort bios fur Die Sula1uns
su flnitliben Warten, pom benen man bic
Sale better IN @usenibein nebmen fann, 3ol
erboben.
Wenn ber 9oridlas oes 2oro Duferin
CUR Nusfibruns fomrnen ioI 10 ,piiroe ni6tS
Mnberes ibris bleiben, ais %n,ittelit zines Ges
ietes CUR appropriation gu fdreiten. Denn
freimi4is meroen bic Better, peIde pon ibs
rem 8runoitlden iest obne wettere Wtlbe, ais
Die oes 8aubritters, Der uou our9Siebenoen
Gauf leuten 3oa erbob, eine idOne uno ais
iabrlt9 madIenbe Ginnabme e~r3ieIen, ii6
ntdt pom ibrem Bette %trennen. 90 mare
aber lpobI Der Wtube wertb, gu erfabren Oh
cine iol6e appropriation n,dt tbumlid 1T.
Sic miiroe iebenfals iest woblfeiler aus3uz
flbren lein, als 10 Sabre ipater, uno Die
&olteniumme fonnte burd cine maBise Mufz
Ia9e auf bic 8eIuder ~uerSinit uno euentnea
abgetragen meroen.
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Seipubsre &nlase gu malarii6en Grfranfs
ltI1Qctt.

9erlonen nit biinaem SIut, i4pa4er Serbauun9
MnfdIIe pon maIariiben 8ranfbeitet. Die gerin9s
fiioisfte Slositelung fam unter ioIfen .llrnitdnoen
Elm Sbitem unteriuerfen, rpel6es in 9eiunoem 3us
itonbe benz miastnotii9en Site rpioeritanoen bate.
Die einSise Irt iid S6ub por Der Nalaria 81
5idern, in @esenoen no oieieIbe terri9t, beitebt
barin, has Gpitem su ~trdftisen urb gu ~re9uliren,
burd 8ereiderung bes 8luts unb our9 9elunoe
Mnreauna Der GaIenausideiouns. 0ieie SeiuIs
tate 1perben burd nidts Gnoeres 10 mirfiam ersielt
lance GrfaErans Iebrt, ifb aIs bic Suuerldiiisite
S6usmebr gesen Sieber uno dbnIife 2eioen, nno
aud aIs beifes Seilmittel fir ~bieielber ~eruieien bat.
0ieies gitters 1T auberoem eth por5ii9lit5er &rdts
tiger Der llrinirorsane, elm tbdtiser 8eini9er. rpeIs
der aus benz 8Iute iene i9arfen nnreinisteiten
ausI9eioet weI9e rbeumatiide 2eiSen peruria4en.
Y
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o B..
6nababiipfeIn

LIMB b 2iab is a 8i9ieI,
Sra iiebt ttur fpa @f9lob,
8annit lang oeMtt fptelen
limb auf oamal gebt's los.
lnb b Slab is a 8leaml,
8annft pran9en bamit,
9lber oft, penn mas broGt,
9a9ber bait es it(6) nit,
t1nb D. Slab is a aDbI,
SIM 4nfane gebt's frurnn,
Mber menus a Weil lauft,
Sbmetbts as @a9erI Ieitt ult.
limb b Slab is a 86gel,
S96n iinga fann's fdo',
a6er baLit es piait fan9d,
Sliest's bietpeil'n bapo'.
ttno B. 2idb is a @IasI,
Aber Dos Iab Dir iaeen,
Gra9's r1iir nit 5'piel rum,
9enn ionft NERDS Dir Oeri9Iasen.
r1no D. Siab is a 8adeI,
Dos luftt an9ebt,
Nber Dos MOAB 5'erf6t &oaner,
Nas bint no(6) brtnn itebt
llnb D. 2iab is a RdtbieI,
Sat giele ido' pla9t,
Mber's Ganje, mas T Is,
Dos bat &oauer no(h) 9'iagt!
6. Stteler.
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fgorrp5nonoen, hes gBeftboten.l
geapertpwn, gife 60, O., 2. DIT. Is

Sedpertorpt, Ylte Co., ~, Z. SH. 1919.
Serrn Reinbaro & 6teier!
Gin langidbriser 2eier oeS @eftboten, Der alte
Serr Samuel Sbrtit, einreoIi9erS 6petSer, eta
aaseniein gea6teter Nann, sin9 am rs. September
bieIes Sobres CUR epigen &ube EN-. Gr ma6te I'M
Sabre 1847 ben SpnSerbunbsfrie9 in Der S6meis
NIT, fam nit ieiner Sattin i'm Sabre 1848 in SieieS
9anb uno IieOeIte it9 bier in ber Ndbe BON 8eapers
town a1. SIM Sabre 1868 itarb ibm feline Satin
unb ct Iebte oann pier Sabre int ~g5ittperitano unO
perbeirotbete fi9 Damn i'm Sabre 1857 nit Der
8ittpe 26fTLer. @r lit le6s Nonate lang on Der
8aieriu9t uno am 26. Septen,ber g~etorben, purs
ben feline iterbli6er lleberreite am 81. September
i'm 8eiiein elmer 9roben Trauerueriammlln9 Dem
S9oob Der Grbe iiber9ebet, inoetn ietn greoiser
abesr Sfenbaruns ct. Sobannis 2, 8. 10, ~prebiste.
Srtebe ietter Ai9e!
&arI 8tebIer.
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gittsburaer 8tehmarft.

gtttsburg, Z. Oh. 1873.
Rtn6pteb. - gtuserlefenes, S.50-6.O0; befteS
8ut6er $5.O0-5.50; gutes bis mitteIsi1teS $3.50
4.50; oroindres bis fair $2.00-8.00.
Saugtdlber Dbl Gt8. per 8fo.
EDDIE. -34 @ts. per 9fo. SGnuer 4-5}
Gents per 9funb.
5hmeine.-S 25-yOO per Gentner.
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Toloenoe Wittbei[unQ oes Serrn 90

- 6ol9ence 9tittbeiIun9 Oes 9errn Soreij Slips
polOt, 8oobburp, &inn, 1T seuib Der 0'abe uertb,
unieren 2eern ntitsetbeilt gu uerOen. Or. Am9mit
R0nig'S Sambur9er Eropfen DeiIten mid
pon einem ldnseren linipObiein, IS lift Sies bic
bette Neci3in, bic i'd lie 9ebran9t babe = 8ein
9reis lit bafur gu tbeuer unO wiirOe i'd serne S.
bic Slai9e be5abIen, ruenn i4 fte ni6t biaiser bes
fommen tonnte. %
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9iiaen @rDBe 2iiaen /!

9ii9t 10 raid, nein 6reuno! benin ,uenn Oh Die
i~tarfen, s~eiunOen, 6iibenben Rdnner, Srouen unO
8inoer ieben ~ruiiroeit, iueIde BON &ranfenbetter, ia
man t0nnte iagen Sooesbetten erbobe,, uuroen bur9
ben Sebrau9 Don Sopfenbitters, 10 iuiirOeit On ias
gen: 8abrbett, sIorrei9e 8abrbeit. Siebe y@abr.
heiten" Ii, elmer anoeren SpdIte. SO
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Columbus Warttberi6t.
2sriefife $40. 80.

/ aalter, geu. 7 @eiser, qbiltpp
2 8etN, Sobn 8 gfeifer, 81.
8 Graft, Geo. 9 Storf, Geo. pbiItpp
4 Gofloo, O. 81. 10 S9rou, DITTO
8 Grba1er, Balertin IL Staub, 9ers. Sarah,
s Gofenbad, Sobn Geo.
GS- I'm einsn oeutfden Brtef ~ erbaItsn, brou5t man
bios bic gatntuter Der elite unb bic Ellrarler bes 8riefeS anaus
seben.
u. 8. Sobsers,
Columbus, g.. OCTOBER 1878. 9of1netfer.
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Die @%innabmen Der lesten, uerre9neten
Staatsfair ~betru9en $4,000. Na6 ge5ablun9 Der
gramien ,pirb cine S6uIb Don unsefabr $1,000 gus
rldbleiben. Die qrarnien rueroea psaftdnois be-
3abIt peroen.
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&urs unb banbie.

Sin S3ruabenmabeI fubr bieier Sage aut
Der baoii9en 8abn Swii9en 9eil6ronn nnb
SeioeIbers. Der @onbutteur, bon benz bibs
f6en NdSeI anseSoser, iebte ii6, na6Oem
er bas @ei96ft 6es Goupirens pprgenommen
bate, an ibre Seite unO plauberte NIT ibr.-
SIN ibrer gusIpra6e bemerfeno, OaB lie aus
Sdwaben lei, woate CT bur9 einen lanslt
perbrau6ten @ib ie in 8~erIesenbeit ~brinsen
unb frug iie, Oh es pabr iei DAP Die S9was
ben erit nit uier5is Sabren sei6eiot wirOen.
9as S6mabenmaoeI, 6as ni9t auf ben 8opf
sefalen mar, perii9erte, bab es wirfli6 10
iei.
So" fubr Der Gonbufteur fort, vpus
madt man ober nit benen, bic aud nit piers
5ig Sabren nod ni9t 9eI4eiot weroen 2"
9a ~antportete lie: pDie i6aft man na9
8aoen uno ms 8eib unb ma9t Gonbufteure
aus benieIben." (Qlasenneine Seiterfeit Der
Sabrsdite unb 8eri9uincen oes @onouftenrs
auf Nimmerwieberieben.)
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9nmOrtftl6es.

Gin 9reuBe frat unIdnsit in cine goits
expedition nit Der Srage: uSit Elm Srief an
MIR 2" Ser Ofictant ermieberte io9Iei9 /:
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portunity to declare that he win execute the
Silver bill in the spirit in which 1t was passed.
The Postmaster General has appointed and
commissioned Joseph II. Blackfan, superin-
tendent Of Foreign Mails, and J. N. Tyner,
First Assistant Postmaster General, Commits
sioners on the part Of the United States to the
General Postal Convention TO be held at Paris
ON the 1st Of May next.
The new popular per cent. loan ia going OF
at the rate Of about e. 900, 900 week.
There is no change in the position Of the
Government on the Mexican question. While
friendly feeling IL expressed toward Mexico,
there are no signs at present of an immediate
recognition Of the ADMINISTERS ton of President
Diaz.
Robert Walker Taylor, First Comptroller OF
the Treasury, was stricken with paralysis while
sitting at his desk, was carried home and died
in n short time.
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POLITICAL POINTS.

In the local elections throughout Pennsylvania,
last week, the Democrats carried Pottstown, Lock
Haven, Allentown, Chester, Oil City, Williams
port and York. The Republicans carried Nor
ristown, Easton, Westchester, Lancaster, Leba-
non and Erie. The Greenbackers carried Shen-
andoah, Bellefonte, Titusville and Scranton.
The Independents carried Bethlehem and Potts
vile. In Philadelphia the Republicans were
successful in very light vote, $4,000 being
polled ont OF thefu voting strength OF 140, 600.
In the rural districts gains were about equally
divided between Republicans and Democrats,
with tendency toward the Greenback party at
the expense Of both.
The Indiana Democratic State Convention
met at indianapolis, or Wednesday, Feb. 20,
and organized by the selection Of ex-Gov.
Thomas A. Hendricks, as Chairman. The fol-
lowing ticket was nominated: For Secretary
of State, John G. Shanklin; for Auditor Of
State Mahlon d. Manson; for Treasurer of
State, William Flemiug for Attorney General,
Thomas W. Woollen; for Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, J. II. Smart, present
incumbent. The platform adopted demands
retirement of national-bank notes and the issue
of greenbacks, instead Of legal-tender notes,
for all debts, public and private, except where
coin is stipulated; the reconciliation Of a
4121S-gr silver dollar unlimited coinage,
under the same regulations Gs gold is coined;
favors the sale of bonds in this country in
stead of abroad by means Of syndicate; de-
mands the punishment of those Republicans
who were engaged in the Presidential fraud;
favors the most rigid economy in public expen-
ditures, and protests against subsidies by the
Federal Government.
The Ohio Prohibitionists have placed in the
field full ticket for State offices.
Hon. Stanley Matthews. in an interview with
Washington reporter, the other day, said he
knew Of no pledge on the part of Gov. Nichols,
of Louisiana, in relation to amnestying the
members Of the Returning Board.
The Illinois Democratic State Convention has
been called to meet at Springfield on the 18th
Of April.
Judge Whitaker has refused the application
Of Anderson, Of the Louisiana Returning
Board, for new trial
The Executive Committee Of the Independ-
ent Greenback party of New York State has
issued an address saying that shortly joint
call will be made for State Convention by the
officers of all independent State organizations,
to meet unitedly as the National party. The
address says: ave can prevent the reelection
of every Congressman and Assemblyman in
this State who directly or indirectly opposed
the reconciliation OF silver, and it is our duty
to do 3d."
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FoRTY-FoURTH CONGRESS.

TUESDAY, Feb. 9.-SEsArE.-Mr. Spencer,
from the Committee Military Affairs. reported
favoraby on the bill for the relief OF William A..
hammond, late Surgeon General IN the army.
Mr.. Ferry called up the Senate bill TO regulate the
compensation of Postmasters, and for other pur-
poses, which was discussed at some length. Dur
ing the debate strong sentiment In favor OF the
restoration Of .he frankng privilege was developed
among the Senators. The Senate devoted the af-
ternoon TO the consideration Of bill no amending
the laws granting pensions to the soldiers of the
Of 1912 AZ TO pension all who served for fourteen
days, and also restoring to the pension-rolle the
names Of all survivors which were stricken
from the rolls in consequence Of participa-
ton In the rebellion. Senator Oglesby OPP
posed the bill. He had voted 10 pension those sol
diers of the war OF 1912 who had served sixty days.
and was willing TO pension those who had only
served fourteen days but he will not aid in restor
ing TO the rolls those who had been pensioned by a
grateful country, but who had deserted that coun-
try in it's hour Of need, and who would not now ask
10 be forgiven. 1t was unfair TO the Southern men
who had accepted the situation, and who had asked
20 have their disabilities removed Senator
Blaine advocated the restoration Of the Southern