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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-12
THELEGlSLATJRE.

We present below full list of the newly
elected members of the next State Legisla>
ture-Demoerats in Roman letters, Repub>
licaus in small.caps, and Gresnbaekers in
Italics:
STATE SENATE.
First District Hancock, Brooke aud
Ohio couutes-Jeseph j Woods.
Second Enthusiastically. Wetzsl aud
Marion oouuties-L. 8. Newman.
Third Distriot-Ritchie, Doddridge, Har>
rison, Gilmer and Calhoun oountiet-David
MoGregor.
Fourth District Tyler, Peasants, Wood
and Writ counties--Jobn W. Stout.
Fifth District-Jackson, Mason, Putnam
and Roans counties-Robert S. Bro,on.
Sixth District Clay, Nicholas.
Braxtou and Webster eolnties-A. e. Sum-
mers.
Seventh District-Cabel Wayne. Lincoln,
Boone, Logan, Wyoming. Mcdowell and
Mercer counties David E. Johnston.
Eighth District-Monroe. Greenbrier.
Summers, Pocahontas, Fayetts and Raleigh
oounties-Robert E. Dennis
Ninth District-Lewis. Randolph, Up.
shur. Barbour, Taylor and Tucker counties
WIN. Erwin.
eutn Distfiot-I Eestou auo uououSa''o
--WM. G. McGREw.
Eleventh Districs-Hsmpshiro, Mineral,
Hardy, Graut and Pendleson counties-
Charles Williams.
Twelfth Dis,rict-Berkeley, Morgan and
Jefferson counties : e. Boyd Faulkner.
Senators holding over-First District.
VIM. Fl. Tarr; Second District, Levi 81.
Lowe; Third District, D. D. johnson j;
Fifth District, n. J. Kirtley Sixth Dis
trict, B. J. Baxter Seventh District, Wayne
Ferguson Eighth District. W. w. Adams !;
Ninth District. G. w. Newton /; Tenth Dis
trict, JouN 2. JONES Eleventh District,
David Pugh; Twelfth District, G. T. But
Ter.
Republicans 2. Democrats 81, Green,
hackers l.
Robert F. Dennis is the only member of
the last Senate who has been returned this
wear
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ale;n uno rein.
t5ortfsBuns fol3t.)

y 5slein uno rein" lit ein sutes altes
Sp,iidlein, oa3 man persellen bat nno
eten jeBt am belten brautcn tSnnte.-
Ale ,pclen nimlid cben binaus, uno mer
pben binaus mid, fiut seiuib unten curd.
5steiu lei bcin @eIdaft, aber iolio; fie;n
bein Saaoel, aser ebrlih; fleln oein
tStano une @emebe, aber redtIda fen;
fiein bein 0au5, aber Iauber unD ni4t
petbppptbefirt; fiein oein TermDsen, a5cr
Mht pnrd, Shuloen uuterSraben. &lein
uno rein! SIrai Din5e perunreinisen @e.
ldifte uup Heute; 5Auloen uno 8etrus.
9Biiroe Giner and nod 10 ausseeeente
Sitter une Elm iaeitlduFses @eldaft baSen,
weuu Shulocn barau baften, 10 1T es nidt
rein, lcncern rcltis. uno 9foll friBt inmer
I'm lih uno per3ebrt aud oaS bette Giien.
llno triete Siner Saneel in ale fiinf
gDetttbeite binaas: lpenn er elm Betriiser
III, lc 1T PAS YermSsen niht rein uno e8
tchlalt baS Spriamort in Nnmenouns:
Sin unSeredter Seller friet tuacert Gee
rehte."
geuum ater lino 10 pie!e @eIdifte
uto gern,Ssen nidt rein bon Shnlpen
UNI Yetrus2 Weil lie nidt tlein llno,
neil man gu ihuea uno 81 lebr reid
,ueroen nil, ipeil man penisitens als
reid selten mil. gielen Menfhen 1T es
nidt barum 5u tbun, oab lie pernsSsene,
lcnccrn baB lie iheiaen. oafiir Su selten,
was Ge niat iino "a iebt einen 8ausr:
aultatt ciuen alder ,u pertauTen uno lid
5u reinisen ben pem Sfcite Der 5dulben,
entlebnt er Wuherselo. um ben Stbein
pes alten 8ermpsens III bebaltsn. gr lit
nidt rein, neil er niht tteiu luerosn ni0.
-Jilein uno rein, oas lhreibt eud1 an bic
Stubentbiir, ibr junssn Wseilter, Sancels
leute, uuo baltet eud f!eiu in SleipHnl,
NuSsaben, 3etensmeile, b. i. ieib beIhei
ben uno anip.udslo5, caan fSmt ibr rein
bleiten ben Saulccn. 25sr nidt gang
rein 1T pom 0tolte per Shuleen, bcs reibs
uap puts an ben JicltIiefsn Gag unb
Wadt, uno rube nid,t, bis Der 9fuit meg III
Wpr gtliem meise banH ba8 Sauieu phnc
9elc. 5faufen obne @elp teiDt, lid cire
9aus in ben Bel5 Iessn, Die aiimabiis Die
san5e aDctls serbsibt, ceun bieies 1bsr.
den bat itarfe 3ibne nnp tei6t unauI.
bSrlid. Dalielse 1T bic Sdulo, pss ent.
lebnte Gapitsl; bic id,lrF,n 3ibne Gno
bic 3inien. Bergen maht Scrsen. StHlb
1T un5louloi9.
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Sin lebeuoioe8 Yesdenf.

Sin lebenoioes Ieihent. Ser
eebnoienet 2Ster in Sfsn mar nit lci.
ner Satin nun ldcn nabe3u sebn Sabre
pcrbeiratbet, cbne DAP 8sioer iebnlihiter
Wunl4 auf ysa9tommenid,aft in @rfiils
lung gesansen pdre. Das in oiinitisen
Gerbattnillem ietenOc @bepaar teldto6,
Elm fremoes Sinh anSuIebnaen, es su er.
slebsn mo su aooptircn. 9eph e5e Gc
bic bisstesisiiheu 5dritte einseleiten
batteu. loute ibuen cine llebcraThuns
lperbsn, welae picEelten ean5lid unStbig
nlatts. af8 nibmlih am 0ebuststas
S5ber's Die Brau erlDadte, bemerfte lie
auf benz iiber 9iaht often sepelenen @ai,
leuieniter stpilGen ben cort bcIiuptiden
5Dei Vlumentspfcn en. tteinc8 stine, oas
luraiam in Deden 9eb:at bort rubig
fdlief. ytctcn ocnt Sinoe telaHo fiji ein
nit einem Steine beIhmerter 3eltel, fpt
9euoen Sabalts: sd fam nsiu ara;e5
aino. pelhc$ Roia AeiBen ioa, nid,t ct.
eaiteib uno ba Sle iit, ME idb erfuar.
Gin Sinh minIdeu, io IAeute i'd eS Sb
men," Der 3etteI, pelien Gdrift ION
6raucnbano bcrriibrtc uno Iebr rnqrtbo
grapgilh scihrictea it, trus teiuerlei
llnterid,rift. las Gbepaar mirp ba8 IT,.
ncn onf iouberbarc g8ene su9stommene
&np besaiten uno eS aooptiren.
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Oils nun bas 2anlm in einen 3uNdnoe
psrIeet mcrpsn mar, Der rur mebr einsm
Gnchsnforlaer Snterslis ab}usctpinnsn
psrmoeh. titts, in Der NilaplhsliIel nid,t
mebr 70 Yisl &sisfSrner lassn, ais stneif'
la!tsa Srassn gum Nadtiida ta!ssn eisnsn
fSnnsa. unD pun ben ouklieva ni6ts ais
nae @aftrasetrstt i'tris ssblistsn mar,
nad,o:m ennlA Gle lsbtsn Eoalts ousae-
traht worpsn wareu, lanstsn bic Waansr
nad BEN IInianfS gno Die llntesba'tanJ
trat In isye Tetbte.
Scr srsiis 5snatcr er,ab!te Die Rris5s
tba.su feinsr Sageno, biz fslea. lie jung
(ten 3u6Srrr ausrvsnnia fannten gS'e
oiets sslAorns G;ltfsuiAacel er erbsutst,
uns ME Yiele psibe Gbrsnisfsrn leine Ws,'
ss seidmiiGft, ebe rer gtabisa ps!er IL,
pom aMsusr.naalN Yincel ansfltsdt, ticie
eArisarbigs @us3sihnuue obaelhafFt. Die
Wetsr {pradaen pun ggirtblhait nno biels
ten aeleasntlb Wsrifht i,ber bic Abmeien
ben giur ber Dops srjablte niht. tlatE6!e
mid! unS rauhte niht er belt fiji in
tisfe 8s!rattuns perIenft Git ben sBeins
frua.
petroyitlta, Der ben Naf eInes beiteren
&umpans stnob, mar beute ,ur wenis te=
iirebt, i'm gu ,eAtfsrtisen. ST blisb Iet.
nsm sswObalitasn Beifn eatsssen lAmelg.
fam in lId sstssrt. Manhmal itrsiftsn
Isine 8lids mad, Der 0ruppe tiaiitsr, no
Mititla NIT etrissn Treunbingea wsilte.
GnDliA laaste Der altste 5ubn ers Se,
nators Die 0us!a son Der gBauo, srif in
bic Saiten unD llmmte eine per natSna.
len piesmen (Geianss) an.
(G5ortfebuns folBtD
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: Wo!tsp:Qe. Na.. IS. Nuaua. s

Dottso:ue, Ya., IS. 0uouit, s.
u. BeItp & Go's. puissrmasasin, psI.
fass nate pielsm Srts lag uno 1000 Safer
gulpcr entbielt, wurpc selteta Nahaittas
ocm Blls setrrffen, unD es erfolste esue
Grplciion prn fiirdterliher Wirfuns. Der
&nall puroe auf 10 Weilen i'm lImtreis
sebSrt uno ale @ebduoe in Ypttspiae
lpatpen mie burh Elm grpbeben erlhittert.
Das Puluermasu5iu, ein maiiiues Stein-
gebdnoe murbe in Stiife sertriinnlert,
melde auf cine balbe Wieile in umtreis
umberHpsen uuo nie &aacnenfuseln in
Die umliesenoen 0duler lhlu9en. gines
oerlelben aerltSrte has 200 Yuros entfsrut
lie9enoe 5aus etneS WtanneS 92an.ens
Steplep, belen Sraa setoptet wurbe, nab.
renb Sbelp, elm Snabe, unp feline Wsutter
Die bon Der Bate 8a,n &oblensrute famen,
,pc crlterer ieinen Bpdeulcbu sebolt bate,
lAmer perfect nuroen.
Nm meilten unbeil bat bie @rptcfon
auF einem Yersnii5un ,splae anseridtet,
no eten Elm Yic .gtic ltattiano, an rueldenl
etma so Bericnen tbeiluabTen. Nae wa.
rem pen oem Sdred, ben ibnen Der farh=
terllde Snaa uno bic Grperjd,iitteruns
perutladten nod tpe seldbnlt, ais eroge
Steine bon benz pulpernlasa3in swilden
unb aaf iie fielen. Nnorc,p @aaasbun, elm
9ilabe, blieb, auf per 5teae tcbt; fein
Scpf mar ibm bonn Stumpfe seriNen unb
10 peit fcrt9eIdleupert wcroen, oab eini3e
3eit persins. .bcror berielbe sefuuoen per>
ben fonnter. Scbn Matlon, DEN ein @tein
auf Die Brult traf, CAB mad penisen Wli.
nuten ben @eilt auf 0idarb Yauabn,
16 Sasre alt, beI1cn Bein 3erldmettert
purbe, ttarb mad elmer Stunpe. ISM.
Neeie. erlitt einen 0einbruh, Der cine gm
putaticn nctbipenpi9 MAIDEN wirb. 9tiharb
SteUeas, elm alterer Utann, oelien OuB
uao Beln idredlid 5useridtet liub, meis
CERT ld cine Nuputaticn pornebn,en III
laleu uno miro mabrldeinldeinlia iter
ben. Zinc an5abt anosrer Rsrlonen muroen
mebr cber ineniser perlept,
Sn Bittsbura lpurben ourd bic @rIhits
teruns Yerirnen BON ben Stiblen semer.
fen, Senlteribeiben Sertriinlmert unb Ebii.
ren aufBslpreuot. Son ben Sduleru in Der
lmaebaa8 pss Bulpermaaa,inS wurben 25
aerliStt. Sdume, bic bis iest ben idmer=
item Stiirmen ,DirerltanDeu, purben ser.
lplittert, t,-Die @eIammtsabi Der Isrles=
ten nno Die DSbe Des 5haoens lalien lid,
nrh nid't ansebea. Sn Yottspiae berrldt
srobe Aufre3un3 uno peHen Be,ppbner
baben bereits Sdritte sethan, I'M bic
Gntfernnns bon 5wei qnperen Bulpernla,
n'a9a5inen, Die lid in rer lImsetunsksfiu,
pen, Su temirfen,
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SOsn esnry &alpsmorssn III bssbalb son
be(unpsrsr @ih!isfsit. Sc 1T biss cit,
Sars, eosr pis!msbr Refrigerator, in
luslhsm Der 26rpsr js nafb cen Wncro-
nuuesn bss ar,tss aaftepatst wsroea
fanu, gs tann cia Ssmpsratur mad
Sstisssn seanosrt wsroen; Elm bsitan'
bigger Strom frifaer snit wirD in Den
Saro Bs'sitet pSarsnp @aIs nus @tid,
.uft asgsls!tst wesosn.
DirO Der 9ays iss @ra6 ssfslt, 70
sr'nSslidt es cine gorv;ea!uns i'm Sar'
ss, bic Nn3sid,sn oss rudisbrsnosa eee
tsns nabraunsAmen. Ser grfiassr bat
bercitS Drisfe BON U;smnrd, oem ,fsat
fer WilbsIm, s'rdGpsn: Mae MaDon,
5gau3 Scisps empfanssi,, norm bislei
ben isinsr grftasuns Die sSlIits ansrfsn,
auus so(sn. SIN gfrtrausn Darauf nab
feline grfaouns proba' III, fat sr Th TO-
gar corssnummsn, lan8ers 3eit tn einsm
@rase 3a perbriassn. 6. o..
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Gin @ripecFut;a8= Cara

Dab Der Sheintus tlniiser portcmnt,
els man gewtbnlih anHnimt, IN poa psa
bssilbrtsltsn Nu!otllaisn bfbauptet uno
aueh nahaewielen wpresu. Omar 1T in
Heaelter Belt surd, bic eshsnbaa(sr bte
8efatr, letsnsis beSta6eR ;u werten, gum
1oal abaewtnost rsprSsa. Gs III absr
mioerhnnia, tsi 3ppssfalIfn, biz eurd
8crlepans gum esbsn uptbYeueiaer Sr
game ufclssn, cher ourA laas,pifrise,
oas ssben allmatla abcr unsermsirllh
psrSsbreupe &ranfbritsn, wie qunssRGutat,
gstsrmsitstrne II, u. eeiperssaraht ans,
iibsrbanps ben Shsiniptt porausls5sn Az
molten, oslto atsbr Goriibt 1T absr nJtbia
bsi fsn lhnsll srfcIsttp errefi1tlsn, spab.
ssnb iOnit Der Orsanismns in unvrttiim.
msrtsr Ssldaftntcit ttatis mar. Sdlas.
IuB, drsniiGe 9lerrsntrantbsitsn GnTale
poa Gatalepfs. Starrluht, Spt,ris,
8rampfs uro 8lutftallt Gutbuncsner, an
baltenser Summer nit bsliissn @smi,tts.
bswssunsen perbuapeu, babsn Of; cen
SHriutcbt sur GoIse.
0lsi6fals inc bic Grbroileltsn, CT.
frcreasa, grtruntsusn Oft nar Ia Sislsr
Nsptpr:s uao neusstersne &inosr fonim,r
luweilsn Iteiniopt lur a9s.t Daiu Ia
bsi manchen Sdeintoetsn nod has p6Qies
gswubslsin scrtaaoep enp man lpeip, bef
fs!bit tti aasn Spursn ssr selammtsr
Epaiisfsit nod gDearnsemungsu Dued
ben 0stpriinn itattiaucen. Ss langs
nun Der Sheintobte nidt bsaratsn III unt
er iit In BrbanbIun9 eiuss arstss bsiin
Bet 1T is!ns 8sttuns mSeliA, bod pom
Orate aus ipriAt sr nah Dem grwaasr
niht msbr. Cine grfneaua bss Ssyrr
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Sin r,inliher Gprrelnnnhent

- Sin rsiulher Gorrslpoaoen., Sa
einem psutltfu Mmtsblatta faNet atb ejn
lstr suniiissr 8tritat i;5sr rem 5tano Der
6opfensast,n bsi ofratrud ; an ShIuNs
peTsl6en briSt eS wSrtlih ySsuadnpis
aeluno, frsi ron allsm lln9eSisier, lebsn mir
bel sanitiSem Nsttsr elmer Der bcfea Grn,
ten entsssen."
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gH rns d,en mn C9e,hneroe,

Wcniden uno @eiOpergeubung.
Ser gpnp OIL ,,Gccncmilt" belest eS nit
3abten, caB Die ariese cer lesien 25 Sab.
re | 948,000 Wlcnitbeulebeu uno $12,-
100. 600 600 fpIleten. Wcnlit man qtle
yBaitcn bet l8eit bdtte cultipirau fSn.
nen.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-06-13

last week at Mitchellville, Tenn, for outrag-
ing a respectable married woman.
As DR.. William B. Archer, of Point
Coupee parish La, was riding on horseback a
few nights ago, he was fired upon and wound
ed by five negro men, who were concealed in a
clump of trees. The would-be assassins were
arrested, and an examination showed that
they had formed conspiracy against
the lives of DR.. Archer and three other
prominent citizens. The examination
was conducted by jury of twelve
citizens, and it was decided to turn the
prisoners over to the law. Accordingly party
marched off with them in the direction of the
Court House, but before they had proceeded
far they we're intercepted by mob and all five
Of the prisoners hung to the limb of tree.
Thomas Winans, the Baltimore mill
ionaire, is dead
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-06-13
MISCELLANEOUS aLEANINGs.

James Gordon Bennett, of the New
York Herald, who ran away to Europe to es-
cape prosecution for fighting duel with Mr.
May, of Baltimore, telegraphs to the Baltimore
Sun that he intends to return home about the
middle of July, and, if public opinion deems it
just that he should suffer legal penalties, he is
perfectly willing to bow to that decision, and
submit to the laws of the land.
France and Italy have accepted the in
vitation to take part in the international mon
etary conference proposed by our Government.
The meeting of the conference is now assured.
The International Typographical
Union has just held it's annual session at De-
troit. The following officers were chosen for
the ensuing year: President, John Arm
strong, of Toronto First Vice President, Otis
P. Martin, of Chicago; Second Vice Presidents,
7. J. Vaughn, Of Richmond, Va; Secretary
and Treasurer, William White, of New York
Corresponding Secretary, Charles Wright, of
Cincinnati. The next meeting will be held in
Washington city.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-06-13
A Venezuela Episode.

A letter from Caracas, Venezuela
South America, says Jose Miguel Bar,
cellon, President of the House of Rep
resentatives of Venezuela, was shot deac
by Eduardo Scanlon, editor of the ITib.
anal Liberal. A dispute arose between
the two men in consequence of a politi
cal difference. Shortly after the dispute
Barcellon met Scanlon in the street anc
fired at him several times without effect
Having emptied his own revolver, he
borrowed that of his friend, Gen. Juar
De Marta Gusman, and fired again
Scanlon then fired two shots, both OF
which took effect, and Barcellon dice
that evening.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-06-13
Influence of Climate ON Race.

Attention has been called to curious
instance of climatic influence on race.
In 1916, several hundred Wurtemberg
families emigrated to Trans aucasia,
and took up their abode in the neigh
borhood of Tifis. They were remarka-
bic for broad, square build, fair or
red hair and blue eyes. The next gen.
Grafton changed somewhat, and brown
hair and black eyes were seen. In the
third generation the type of the original
colonists was hardlyrecognizable. Black
eyes and hair were the rule, the round
face heightened, the form gained slen-
delness and elegance. lnasmuch as
they never intermarried with another
race, it is contended that climate alone
must have effected the change.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-06-13
WASHINGTON NOTES.

In order to facilitate the circulation of
the new silver dollars, the Treasury Depart
ment will, hereafter, foot the expense of their
transportation from the minis to the sub
treasures.
The President has made the follow
ing appointments John S. Witcher, Of West
Virginia, Pension Agent at Washington, d. c.;
Daniel Wann, Surveyor of Customs at Galena,
ILL.,; Morris Marks, Collector of Internal Reve
nue. in the First District of Louisiana Albert
H. Leonard United States District Attorney
for Louisiana. Indian Agents How, of
Montana, Western Shoshone Agency, Nevada !;
Wyman Lincoln, of Wisconsin, Gros Ventures
Agency, Montana William Ell. Whitemann, of
Kansas, Ponca Agency, Indian Territory; John
Pattee, of Iowa, San Carlos Agency, Arizona.
W. j. Mcdonald, for the past twelve
years Chief Clerk of the Senate is dead.
Gen. John G. Fremont has been ap-
pointed by the President Governor of Arizona
Territory.
The Presidential Investigating Com
mittee having asked Senator Stanley Matthews
to appear before it and explain his correspond
ence with the witness Anderson, Mr.. Matthews
has addressed a letter to the committee de-
clining to accept the invitation. He says: II
have just submitted the whole matter to the
Senate, which, by the adoption of this resolu
ton, has taken jurisdiction and entered upon
the investigation requested. That body alone,
as far as my conduct is concerned, is compe-
tent to render an effective judgment upon the
question. So far, therefore, as your resolution
invites me to submit to your committee explana-
tions of my correspondence with Anderson in
evidence before it, I consider that it would be
improper for me, under the circumstances, to
comply with it."
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-06-13
POLITICAL POINTS.

The Maine National Greenback Con-
vention met at Lewiston, on June 5, 1877 dele
gates being in attendance. James W. Smith
was nominated for Governor. The resolutions
indorse the Toledo platform and denounce
"the red flag of Communism imported from
Europe"
The National Greenback party of
Michigan held their State Convention at Grand
Rapids on the 9Th inst. The following ticket
was nominated: Governor, Henry S. Smith ;
Lieutenant Governor, Lysander Woodward ;
Secretary of State, George Ell. Bruce Auditor
General, Levi Sparks Treasurer, Herman E.
Goeschel; Attorney General, Frank Dumon
Commissioner of the Land Office, John A.
Elder; Superintendent of Public Instruction,
David Parsons Member of the State Board of
Education, Arvine A. Sapp. The platform de-
mands the unconditional repeal of the Resump-
ton act, the issue of all papermoney by the Gen
eral Government, that no more interest-bear-
ing bonds be issued, the repeal of the National
Banking law, and that all Government lands
be reserved for actual settlers only.
The Republicans of Indiana met in
State Convention at Indianapolis on the 9Th
inst. and nominated the following ticket: Sec
Rotary of State, Isaac S. Moore; Auditor, A. o.
Miller; State Treasurer, George F. Herriott;
Attorney General, d. P. Baldwin. plat
form was reported and unanimously adopted
making the following declaration of principles:
No abandonment or depreciation of the green
back currency; sound and stable currency of
gold, silver and paper of the same value ma
tional legislation authorizing the receipt of
greenbacks at par for the payment of customs,
and in the purchase Of Government bonds );
opposition to further financial agitation,
stability in our financial system being
essential to business prosperity;
equal rights before the law, and equal
position under the law, without regard to race,
creed condition or occupation; no exclusive
privileges to individuals or classes, opposition
to all subsidies. The platform denounces any
attempt to GUST President Hayes from office as
revolutionary resistance to law, and pledges
the Republicans of Indiana to support and
maintain the President and the lawfully con-
stituted authorities of the Government in re-
sisting the revolution at this the first oppor-
tunity presented.
The result of the late Oregon cleo
ton, which was for time in doubt, has at last
been ascertained. The Republicans elect the
State officers, while the Democrats get the
Congressman and Legislature.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-06-13
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
East.

The extensive soap works of Colgate
& Co., in Jersey City, have been burned. Loss
estimated at $15O,OOO.
William A. Bushnell, bookkeeper and
confidential man of Butler, Stillman & Eub-
bard, well-known New York lawyers, has proved
a defaulter to the amount of $4,000.
Murphy, the temperance crusader,
is campaigning in Massachusetts. In Worces-
ter he obtained 672 pledge signatures at his
first meeting.
There is no demand for the new silver
dollar in California, where it is treated as a
subsidiary coin. The banks refuse it, except
as special deposit.
Chicago elevators contain 865, 7O5
bushels of wheat 1,971,789 bushels of corn !:
$40, 459 bushels of oats; 64,459 bushels of
rye, and 294, $50 bushels of barley, making a
grand total of 3,435, 1856 bushels, against s.
SO5, 1856 bushels at this period last year.
The people of Chicago are agitating
the question of an international exhibition ut
some time in the near future.
A dispatch from Salt Lake, Utah,
says news had been received there confirming
the reports of an Indian outbreak at Camas
prairie, Idaho. Three companies of infantry
had left Fort Hale for the scene of the dis
turbances.
A telegram from Salt Lake says !:
"three or four men were killed on Goose creek,
about forty miles north of Terrace, Utah, by
the Indians, and most of the ranchmen in that
vicinity have come into Terrace and Kelton. A
small force of infantry left for those stations,
as considerable alarm prevails along the rail-
road"
A horrible domestic tragedy was
enacted at Americas, Ga, a few days ago. A
man named Caldwell killed his wife, three
children and wife's sister with a smoothing
iron. Failing to kill himself by leaping into
well and from the roof of his residence, he
finally succeeded by throwing himself from the
top of his Clubhouse.
Two tramps were hanged by mob
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young children are standing upon their
legal rights. The other day, in one of
the public schools in Milwaukee, one of
the teachers found it impossible to con-
troll her children, who defed her author
ity, and she was forced to dismiss them.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-06-13

SHoEs.-The low Oxford ties of calf.
skin are the shoes for street wear IL
summer. They are made with rathel
narrower toes than those lately worn
and broad, low heels. There are also
buttoned CATERS with kid tops for or
binary wear. For dress occasions art
patent leather CATERS with black clotI
tons.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-06-13

THE bull and lion fights in San An
tonic, Texas, turned out unfortunately
in many ways. The show was in itself
disappointment. The money loss was
SO heavy that the cages were sold for
debt. One of the lions died of his
wounds. The bull got mired in stream
and was drowned. And now the mana
ger has been indicted for cruelty to ami
mails.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-06-13
FoRTY-FoURTH CONGRESS.

TUESDAY, June 4.-SENATE.-The select COM
mittee to inquire into and report the condition
of affairs between the United States and Mexico
was continued until the next ION, and au-
The Newtown bee., 1878-03-07

bip. To ,ne leit ls he ce'ehmle ianre already .pok, oi, beginning al sslhsl, prominent foalure"t which is the famed "owl Rock" of profound mystery, Al ilq base Is "Crow's Nest" rich in romance bu, sloqurntly silent, on the borders oi which Is r. T, Barnum's Ivy Island farm lbe gift of his grandfather "Unele Phin," humorOu,ly described in lhe nu' tobiogrsphy of that renowned son ol Bethel. The view north reaches over tho Still River valley and smbraces the blus wayy hills of New Fairfield, Shsr. man. New Milford and Newtown.
 l'ls not necessary 10 give the latitude and longitude of Plumtrccs. IL is enough to say that like every point Of space il is tAe center of the universe Having "sSung around the circle" de scripliVely we will simply say tlmt the next thing II anything will be something elsc.
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