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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-09-12

MEHEMET ALI PAsHA, a Turk Gen
eral in the late war, sent by the Porte
to pacify the turbulent Albanians, was
mobbed, and with twenty members of
his suite, massacred, because he re-
fused to organize an attack against the
Austrians.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-09-12
SPECIE PAYMENT.

The following is the official letter Of
Secretary Sherman authorizing the ex-
change Of standard silver dollars for
United States Treasury notes:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
September 7, 1878.
Hon. James Gilfllan, Treasurer Of the
United States:
On and after the 10th day Of this
month you are authorized, at the
Treasury il. Washington and in the
several Sub-Treasuries in the United
States, to exchange standard silver dol
lars for United States notes.
Very respectfully,
JOHN SHERMAN, Secretary.
This is a very important State pa
per It deserves and will receive a
place in permanent history, for it is
one Of the great landmarks Of time.
THE Milwaukee Sentinel is again to
work against Republicans, this time
it would seem to defeat the reelection
of Representatives Williams and Cas-
we'll of the First and Third Congress
sional Districts.
Mr. Williams. in writing the editor
Of the Sentinel, inquiries, Now, what
do you mean? aud says, | dislike to
believe that you intend to lie right
straight along, continually, without
any lucid intervals whatever.
The editor of the Sentinel always
has a purpose in lying, though some
times it is kept Cd the background,
but this time it would seem to be
brought to the front.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-09-12

The bodies of over 600 of the per-
sons drowned by the recent collision
on the River Thames Of the steamer
ByWell Castle with the excursion boat
Princess Alice, have been recovered,
of whom nearly 100 could not be iden-
titled
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-09-12

GOLD declined to 1o01s last Tuesday.
That means that Greenback dollar is
worth only one-eighth Of a cent less
than gold dollar
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-09-12
SECRETARY SHERMAN'S SPEECH
PRESIDENT Hay ES'S- SPEECH.

Last week we published the first
part of Secretary 5herman's speech at
Toledo, and next week we shall pub
lish the remainder Of it. This week
we publish the Presidents speech at
the Minnesota Fai. at st. Paul. These
are important speeches and every one
should read them carefully and ponder
t.enl we'll.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-09-12
THIRD WARD.

The following described lots or pieces of land
are ON the W or. Sec >, Town !. K 49,
C h Sa; born--L"t IS. block 3, "a 66
do Lot IL block 8, 1882
The following described lo's or pieces of lard
ere Oh the N r ar Sec 6. TT %.
Jas l. Howard-Block2 90. $11 II.
HOLMES & NICHOLS ADDITION.
Mrs G Brown--Tot, II, block /. 81 Sd.
do Lot IL, blcck ]. So.
Ford-Lot 20. block s., go Al.
do Lot Q block 8 POI.
End Of addition,
cor If N 4 or Of Sec 8. thence e rods
thence rs rods thence S rods thence 25
rod. to beg $141 80.
The following deserted lots or pieces Of land
ore on the N w or, Sec G. T /. r %.
Urknown-Tom 20 rods ana 20 rods " of N E
CO. Of said or Sec thence on line of Ere
mont Avenue rods thence E u rods thence N
3 rods, thence W to beg. 80 90.
Emelia Bond--Com on " liLe of or OF
said or Sec and 20 reds S of N line of same
thence to s w cor of Or OF said or Sec
thence E 81 rods thence 60 rods thence "
81 rods 10 beginning except part sold to w Fl
Bell and part redeemed by Y Brande Feb /
1877. 1886.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-09-12
FISK'S WESTERN ADDITION.

The following described lots or pieces of lapa
Est Of G z watkins Com rads " and . roa. :,
cor OF said Or Sec thence w is rods thence
Is RODS thence 16 rods thence S is rods TO
beginning except r r track, 50 Os.
Bishop g. Stuart-Com Q rods W and 40 rods s al
cor Of said Or sec thence is rods thence
10 rods thence Is rods thence N 10 rods to
beginning except r track, SIS 81.
Eiram Marriner-Com rods s and rods W Of
70 rods thence r is rods thence N to herin.
ming except part used and occupied by r Co
for track and depot buildings. IS 40.
The FOLLOWING described pieces or lots of land
are in the or, Sec 81, To, R23.
j. M. Stryker-Com 10 rods W and . rods of s
. 3 cor Of said or Sec thence N 38 rods thence "
rods thence IS rods thence to beginning.
SIG SO. = =
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-09-12

Rarus' exhibition race at the Mime
sofa State Fair created great enthusi
asm. The time made was 20; 2:16:
2:161a.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-09-12
CITY OF KENOSHA.
FIRST WARD.


The following 6esc'ihe6 pieces or lots of land
are on the S e or, Ser 81, T2, r 90
Char otte Priestley--s * f. or Of lot 90. $50 81
81 $47 IS.
W F Ha'l'day-N 36 feet Of lots II and IL in block
2f. Sl2 48
j II Kfmha'l Com Az feet of N cor OF lot
thence N to line Of same thence E 4t feet
thence s TO S line OF same thence W to begin
ming 10. block 41 $6 ~
j Kimbal!-Cnn 90 md Pip feet Of E cor
OF lot thence w to W lire Of said LOT hence 8
~ feet thence K to e line .: said lot thence N
~ teel to beg nning lot block 41, $16 80.
J II Whi'e-Except 90 feet Oft n end oflots II
and 12 block n $21 50
The following descr ed lots or nieces ofiand
on he or. ssc 81, II 2, r s3.
j G. McLay-Lo' IT, block "a. So 10
FIsK's WESTERN ADDITION.
F II Head-All within city limits lot s block II,
Unkn own-All nf II r tots 10 and II. block 12,
So Oh End of addition
SECOND WARD.
The following des erhea lots or pieces ofland
ere on tire E Or. Sec 80. T2, r 20
Sebaslien Ia, nen-Lots 5 a. d i block 35. 1910.
Sch ster Zarnen- =. ots Y and block IS. S440.
Senasien Zannen Lot 9 h'ock IS, ~ 81.
Uuknown-Lo's Q ard block &c. 81 Co.,
e riler-S 1t ock %. $ 16 s8.
A Borsch- IN Or block as, IS 81.
he following hesclibed lots or pieces OF land
are on the or Secal, qRo3.
H Kimhill Lo block "a SlS 90.
] Fl Klmbal- os 3 book "a, $3.50.
Matt Schmi,z-Lot block 81 50 9G.
c u N W r r CO. OF 5 block 80, 80 $50
do Lot 6, block 60, - 33.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-09-12

n ICu. EUIp- LOU D, I
Margaret Murphy-Com % chains and Sd links n
of s line Of said or Sec. ard Is Rods and Z links
w from T. line: Thence w TO land now or for
merly owned by Hale and Bond; Thence to
corporation line; Thence to point of be-
ginning: Thence n to beginning, except part
included in Fremont Avenue. $5 81.
FOURTH WARD.
The following described lots or pieces Of land
arc on the E or, Sec 81. TIE. r %.
Peoples Gas Light q Coke Coco feet E and W
by 129 feet and s in w cor of block /. ard
lying e Of Ann ST and N of Rock st frontinr on
said st block 1, 1863 ~.
Lakin. Kimball 81 Collns-Fxcept 100 feet r and
bv 1879 feet N and S out OF wv cor of aa,d
block heretofore conveyed to the People's Gas
Light Coke Co block !. SIS 97
81 Kimball-Lot block O. $50 8S.
do Lot block 8, S7S 81
Caroline Kimball-Lot block IA, S26 ~,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-09-12

For Congress First District,
HON CHARLES G. WILLIAMS,
OF GAINESVILLE.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-21
CAPITAL AFFAIRS.
PROPOSAL TO TdkE IUIY orr R.IL-
ROID GR4NTS.
important Action of the Export Trade
neutrality-suspicious. of Receivers
at Benson and st. Cloud--Action of The
Committees, Sc.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.--rhe House committee
on public lands to-day agreed to report tn the
House bill
FORGETTING ALL LAND GRANTS
to the following named railroads. with a recon
mendation that it be printed and recommitte,i
Tor consideration of the committee The rail-
roads named are the Nothern Pacific. Texas
Pacific, Atlantic & Pacific, Oregon Central
Hastings 4 Dakota, st. Paul & Pacific Saint
Vincent Extension & Brain9d Branch, Wiscon
sin Central. North Wisconsin, Houghton & On
tonagon, Detroit & Milwaukee, Little Rocl,
q Fort Smith, st. Louis & Iron Mountain, New
Orleans Baton Rouge & Vicksburg. North
louisiana louisa 4 Texas, Florida y Gulf Central.
Pensacola Georgia, Alabama & Chattanooga
Crosse Chattanooga, Mobile Il Girard Coosa
d Tennessee, Alabama & Florida san,l G sIlf. and
Ship Islands. 1t is estimated this bill if passed
will restore to the public domain about one
hundred million acres of land.
The committee olso agreed TO
REPORT FAyoRABLY
upon the following bills: For restoration to til,.
market of certain lands in the territory Of
Utah; which provides that the secretary of the
anterior may offer for sale the present Indian
reservations in Utah territory and to settle the
Indians of said territory in the Minta valley and
that such reservation be restored to the public
domain for disposition as other lands.
To restore all vacant unapprOpriated lands
heretofore withdrawn for the Mississippi &
Missouri railroad, in the State of Iowa situat-
ed more than twenty miles from the amended
line of route, and that ali actual settlers now
residing on said lands. be permitted to enter
not exceeding l60 acres for each head of family
or single man over 81 years of age.
Granting additional lands TO Arkansas for
the use of schools.
And equalizing the bountcs of soldiers who
served in the late war for the Union.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-21
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE TOTES TO RESTORE frank
ING PRITILEGE.
Minnesota's Senators Divide---The House
Unseats Darrell and Admits Acklin,
from Louisiana---silyer Bill to be Taken
Up T0-MOrrow.
Se1lNfc.


WASHINGTON. Feb. Ex-senator Cockreu sub
mitted resolution instructing the Commits
sioner on Agriculture to furnish to the Senate
such information and facts as may be in his
possession relating to the disease of hogs, COM
monty called hog cholera, with such suggestions
as he deems pertinent. Agreed to.
Senator Sargent, from the committee on
naval affairs, reported au amendment to the
Senate bill to organize life saving and coast
guard service. Placed the calendar. The
bill provides for the transfer of this service
from the treasury to the navy department.. The
Secretary of the Treasury, in answer to re-
quest for information regarding the condition
of the service on the North Carolina coast, re-
commended an increase in the number Of sta
tions, men and months service, and of their
salaries.
Senator Allison presented resolution of the
Burlington lowa) board of trade protesting
against the re-imposition of the income tax.
Referred.
Bills were introduced and referred as fol
lows:
By Senator Bayard-To authorize bondhold-
and creditors Of railroad corporations to
elect receivers in all courts of equity now
pending or that may hereafter be brought in
courts Of the United States.
By Senator Oglesby-To provide for indem-
nifty to the several States under the acts of
Congress, approved March 3D. 1855, and March
3d. 1857, relating to swamp and overlooked
lands.
Senator Wallace presented petition of the
city authorities of Erie, Pa. rendering the gov
eminent certain ground in that city for pub
lie building. Referred.
Senator Bailey presented petition of citi-
zens of Memphis favoring the coinage of a sill
dollar of the value Of the present gold dol
lar, and that it may be made legal tender to
the extent of twenty dollars.
In the morning hour consideration was re-
sumed of the bill to regulate the compensation
of postmasters and for other purposes and Sen
ator Hamlin submitted an amendment as an
additional section providing that the President
and Vice President of the United States, Sen
ators and Representatives and delegates in Con-
gress, the secretary of the Senate and clerk of
the House of Representatives, may send and
receive free through the mails all written and
printed communications, not exceeding twelve
ounces in weight. After brief discussion as
to the propriety of restoring the Thanking priv
ilege the amendment was agreed to-Yeas 49,.
nays 81 as follows:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-21
Republican Chairman, That Accounts


New YORK, Feb. TO- Comptroller Olcott has
placed in the hands of the Governor report
giving abstracts of bills alleged to have been
collected from insurance companies by Super
lntendent Of Insurance Smyth, without the
controllers audit. A special from Albany says
the Governor has decided to suspend smyth,
and prefer charges against him for dereliction
OF duty. smyth is chairman of Republican
state central committee, and this determination
OF 2: the Governor, where known among Repub-
Leans, has created great excitement.
Superintendent Smyth, in answer to a COM
mumcatlon from Governor Robinson, citing
MN to appear tomorrow and reply to the
charges OF Comptroller Olcott, declines on the
ground that he has recently fully explained all
the charges to committee of the Senate.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-21
IN MehnOria,n--Pi,ts TX.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-The solemn requiem
mass celebrated this morning at St. Aloysius
church, in memory Of the late Pope was attend
ed by nearly 1900 persons. Among those pres
ent were the Presidents family, Senators and
Congressman, and prominent officials. The
floral gifts were beautiful. Prominent at the
base of the pyramid was cross four feet high
composed of Gala lilies, camelias, carnations
and smilax, with the name of Plus TX in i'm
mortelles, the gift of the House committee on
the public library,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-21
Fire In East 81. Lonis.

: ST. Louis, Feb. pa fire broke out in
East ST. Louis at O'Clock this morning, de-
stroying Jasper & Koeling's dry good store,
Mrs. Avery Downing's millinery store, Peter
Bauman's hotel and saloon, M. j. Walsh's
second hand store, Henry E. Ehihardts saloon
DR.. Q. T. Winten's Office and residence, a
public hall. the press and type, etc. of the
old East st. Louis Press, together with sew
eral frame structures, used as tenements.
Total loss $500
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-21
The Silrcr Mems Programme.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-The understanding
is that Representative Bland will be recog-
nized by the Speaker tomorrow, on motion,
to proceed with the business on the Speaker
table, and to lay aside all business in advance
of the silver bill, and, following him, Repre-
sentative Buckner will move to refer the bill
to the committee on banking and currency, as
instructed by the recent s'silver union meet
ing, whereupon Representative Stephens will
move concurrence in the Senate amendments
II, tho hill
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-21
House of REPRESENTATIVES.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Automatically after
reading of the journal Mr.. Harris called up the
contested election case of Acklin VS.. Darrell,
from the fourth Louisiana district.
A short discussion arose as to the right of
Clymer to reply to the speech made yesterday
by Mr.. Garfield.
A1r. Bland asked if it was in order to move
to go to the Speakers table in order to reach
the silver bill. The Speaker replied it was not.
Mr.. Bland then said he should object to all
debate that was not Of the regular order.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-21
The Southern Trans-contincn.a1 Rnii.cny
Project.

The Southern T'ans-contincn'nt Rail. cay
Project.
The subcommittee of four members of the
House committee on the Pacific railway charged
with the preliminary consideration of various
measures respecting southern trans-coutinental
railroad communication, to-day reported to the
full committee, a substitute for ali pending
bills. This substitute embodies all the main
features of the bill introduced by Representa-
tive Stephens, in aid of the Texas Pacific Rail-
way company. It provides that the eastern
terminus shall be on the east bank of the Mis-
sissippi river, not further north than Memphis,
nor below Vicksburg, the precise point of cross
ing, however, to be determined by commits
sion of engineers No provision is
made for any branches and the aid
proposed for the main line from Fort Worth
to San Diego is as follows: The government
is to guarantee the payment of five per cent.
interest on bonds to be issued, to an amount
not exceeding $4,000 per mile for l, $50 miles,
and not exceeding $35, 900 per mile for the re-
naming $50 miles of road traversing the noun
famous country. The subcommittee make as
new feature provision that 10 600, 900 acres
of land in Arizona and New Mexico, heretofore
granted to the company, shall revert to the
| United States, to be sold by the government
one half the proceeds of sales, together with all
net earnings of the road, and the amount re-
ceived from government transportation of al
descriptions, to be retained in the United States
| treasury for payment of interest, and creation
of a sinking fund. The full committee will
probably act upon this report Friday next.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-21
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.
blythe Democrats make Good Selec-
ton for Additional Judge of the Supreme

Special Telegram to The GLOBE
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 2O.-In the Assembly
to-day the bill fixing the time for holding
special terms of court in the sixth judicial
circuit as concurred in; the bill providing
for biennial sessions was further postponed
till Tuesday next. Martins old claim came
up, and pending discussion, the assembly
adjourned.
In the Democratic legislative caucus for
nomination of candidate for supreme court
judge, Senator Paul was chosen chairman
and Assemblyman Holzerhaver secretary.
On the eighth BALLOT
JUDGE HARLAN S. ORION.
of Madison, was nominated, receiving TWEEN
ty-six votes to twenty -one for Z. III. Ellis, of
Green Bay, and four scattering The an
nouncement of the selection of Judge Orion
was received with applause. Both parties
are highly elated over the selection for the
additional judges of Taylor and Orion.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-21

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.--The House committee
on public lands to-day agreed to report to the
J.,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-21

letter, which was read:
ST. PETER, Mimi, Feb. 10th, 1878.
To the Honorable Henry Ahrens, Member of
State Senate:
DEAR Sm-Knowing and believing that you
are a man of word and character, would most
humbly make the statement following below,
to you, illustrating how, ! have been treated by
G. w. Dryer, steward at the asylum for the
insane, located at st. Peter, Minnesota:
Bids for furnishing good mutton and beef,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-21

ISDIANAPoLIs Feb 2O.-The following nomi-
nations were made by the Democratic State
convention this afternoon: For secretary of
State, James X. Henklen of Vanderburg
county. For auditor of State, Nj. d. Maroon of
Montgomery county. For treasurer of State,
Vim. Fleming of Allen county. For attorney
general, Thomas w. Wooden Of Johnson county.
For superintendent of public instruction, J. w.
Smart, the present incumbent of Allen county.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-21

-"t'7''""t" ""'' ',f"'7' 17I'I'ptH7H'FHtH.
WAsHISGToN, Feb. 2O.-The President nosni-
mated VIM. Fl. Greenleaf, receiver OF public
moneys at Benson, Minnesota; VIM. B. Mitch
ell receiver of public moneys at st. Cloud
Minnesota; and John c. Davis of Indiana.
register of the land office at Santa Fe. New
Mexico.
The President has appointed as honorary
commissioners to the Paris Exposition, Osborn
r. Heath and John NJ. Gregory, of Illinois.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23

fein @prt; bic au9emeine Sbeilnabme
1T berept senu9, Wit Dem peniipnat
mar Elm GURUS CUR Ausbilpun9 fir
ea5 bSbere 2ebrfa6 Serbunpea. Iud
cteie @nltalt erfreute ii6 Der beiten Gr@
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ipra6 bic fSntsltde Yriifunssz @pmz
miiilpn iiber bic Grsebntile ibre Ypue
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6tltale Res llriulinenflplterS auf Dem
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reid 9ewtrft, unierer Stapt sur Gbre
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vaterldnpii6en SppetL ltrn iid naG
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Sriilel baben bic S6weitern cine
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9enperstebunN in bent bisber berabr@
ten Settle fprtleBen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23
@iue shutter im Sebrecfcu.

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@lapbad,1 Silid cine 6rau aus Ster>
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urp po5 se9en bic 5biire selebnte
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lenpen 3use. Die arlle Grau wpute
na6itiirser, ipurbe ater surid9ebalten,
unp fpltnte erlt in &beypt Meloun9
ma6en uno nod @lapba6 suriidetlen.
Sn 6pl9e elmer tele9rapbiiden De-
pel6e ppn &beYbt ianbte man pom
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lln9ewibbeit iiber ra6 S@tffal BET
&letnen Yerlebt purbe. Gnrltd lS5te
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paS &tnb 9efunben> ullp NIT ben Mprz
ten: $50 metne ptersebn &tnper 8rpr
fnpet1 pa fam audi mod fir pas flint
sebnte eeiprst perpen," ibrer @pbnuno
susefibrt, DaS &tnp mar ppllltanz
big unperiebrt unp bate an9e9eben
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Man fam ii@ bic Treupe Der Muttel
benfen, ais ite bic &letne II wpbl erz
balten suriiderbielt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-23
1856

am %. b. baben fi6 in Imlterpam
Ypn 4t94 @ablberedti9ten nur $50
betbetlt9t tppYpn AZ weise 53ettel ab@
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ben @emeinperatb etnen Ganpipnten
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germ cemlent9en uniere Stiise, welde
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