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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-31
FOR SALE.
CHOICE
T ARMLNG LANDS
Minnesota and Dakota,
BY THE -.
WinOna & st. Peter Railroad Co

THE W1NONA & ST. PETER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY is now Offering for sale,
at very low prices, its land grant lands
along the line of its Railroad in Southern
Minnesota and Eastern Dakota, and will re-
ceive in payment therefor, at par, any OF
the Mortgage Bonds of said Company.
The lands lie in the great wheat belt OF
the Northwest, In climate unsurpassed for
healthtulness, and in country which is be-
ing rapidly settled by thriving and indus
trious people, composed to large extent of
farmers, from the Eastern and the older por.
tioIs of the Northwestern States.
Land Office of said Company, for the sale
Of lands, at MARSHALL, Lyon County,
Minnesota.
H. M. BURCHARD, Land Agent
GEO. P. GOODWIN, Land Commissioner.
General Office of Chicago l. Northwest
ern Railway Company, Chicago, Ill.
To all Persons requesting Information,
by mail or otherwise. Circulars and Maps
will be sent free Of cost by said Land Com.
missioner or said Land Agent. l7De
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The Green House
OF
]. c. JORDAN & SON,
9th WA RID.

The proprietors are prepared to furnish
parties this Spring with the finest variety OF
Green House, Hot.House and Bedding Plants
We have taken great pains to procure the
finest and best varieties Of l877-78 All OF
the latest novelties will be furnished 10 suit
the times. The assortment at our Green
an Hot Houses, comprise in part, the fol-
low ng varieties: Fuchsias, double and sin
gle, Verbenas in IL varieties from pure
VIII to to Jet Black. In Geraniums we have
the Marshal Mcmahon and Black Prince,
Asa Grey, PRESIDENT Levi Simon, Jewel, La
Negro, Happy Thoughts. In Ivy reaved
Geraniums we have Koenig Albert, Lucie,
Lemoine-these have double flowers. Ir
roses we have Cornela Cook, Queen Rose,
Madame La Charme, Marshal Neil Duchesse
OF Edinburgh, Duchssse Valmurosa. Among
other plants we have White Ambitious, or
Flowering Maple, Camealias, Heaths, Aza-
leas, and hundreds of others too numerous to
mention. We have a large assortment of
hanging baskets and vases (Rustic.) Our
Green Houses are situated one half mile
west of the G. & N. W. Depot, and visitors
will be well paid for their trouble in COM
ing out to see our plants. All are invited
to come and see us and examine Our stock
and satisfy themselves of our ability tc
supply the wants of everybody in our line
Address,
J. G. JORDAN & SON.
Watertown, Wis.
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New Spring Bed.

T AM MANUFACTURING the Browns
a patent Ped spring, and am selling them
on trial. IF after one or two weeks trial
you are not satisfied with them you can re-
turn them to me and your money will be
refunded These springs have many advan-
tages over other springs, one Of which is,
each spring is separate and Independent OF
the other, and they require no Stats or net
ting on the top Of the springs. They can
be put in any bed without any extra frame
other than the Stats that are in the bedstead.
A trial will satisfy you more of their merits
than can be said here. Give them a trial
Price $500. @ ..r..-. .a sA' @
refer you to the following parties who
have them in Watertown. fs
C. B. Skinner G. B. Lewis,
Joseph Giles, Jas. Fornecrook.
Thos. Solan, q. l.. Wheeler.
Thos. G. Jones, j. +. Reyes,
American House, W. l.. Norris, ,..
Commercial Hotl,e and many others.
S. NJ. EATON
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BOOTS & SHOES

4 NION SCHUMACHER, Boot and Shoe
~ Dealer, Sd ST., I'd door North Of Main
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PHOIOGRAP s.
BOOK STORES

Il bAhBENROTH, Book Binder, Main
i street. east of Fourth street.
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PAINTERS.

SIRAW MURPHY, House and sign
~ PAINTERS, one door west of Wisconsin Ma
tIonaI Bank
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-31

pATRlCK KENNEDY'S Livery and
- poardlns. Stable, lst street, opposite
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-31

r BUTCHER 4 SON, manufacturers OF
q Clothing, and dealers in Dry Goods,
Cloth. Cassmeres, Hats, Caps, and Gents
Furnishing Goods, Main str, betw 4th Il 5,h
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BLACkSMITHS.

xEO. W. EVANS West Side Sboejng
~ shop, opposite Woodland l. Stones
Steam Bakery
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-31

STRAW MURPHY. Paints of all coI j..
~ ors prepared ready for use from pure
material.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-07-31

PICTURE RAMES.
CTAAW MURPHY, Dealers in Pic.
~ ture Frames of all kinds.
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UNDERTAKES.
CONFECTIONERIES.
MISCELLANEOUS

II GROSSMANN & TANCK, Notarit
~ Public, Loan Brokers, Land &Passae
Agents. Office cor. I'd and Main streets.
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PORTR ATS.
CTRAW MURPHY-Life like Crayon
- and India Ink Portraits; enlarged from
Photographs and Tiatypes. Satisfaction
guaranteed. lst door west of Wisconsin
National Bank.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-06-15

II Inception prcchaine de cannes ja-
ps,naiaea envoy<ea par le cOmmiaaaire
LeDue: l'aaaembl&s, emauite entendu
Fexposition dun plan de- drainage 1
fraia commune rar N. Dymonsl, mn
m<moivr dn proteaaeur Stndanitska
snr ID chim;e aGricole. ct De indi-
ci~uaea remarquea de MN. Walker.
Nicholl IT L6once Soniat, an sniet du
travail coopkratit-Le R<re;y rap.
port~ Qne l~a SoriStSs ft1ncaiaea de-
In Nonvelle. Orl<ena ont l'intention
Do ~ former IN faiaceaa ct de- eonati-
tmeu une Soci<t6 ceutrale.-Un Ger.
tain nombre De marchanda p<tition.
nent amprAs dn conaeil do vile pour
Qu'il impoae nne licence ! TINS indi.
vit1ua faisant aete quelconQne Dc
commerce 4 h Nonvelle.O Orl&ana.-
L. g&n&ral Taylor ayant attribns m
Gfueral Grant ~ prOroa. On~ peM i'm.
portrait le aacriAce de- 100. nm h0mmes
devant Richmond, Grant ME ce man.
va:a caa. et c'eat an pnhlic 4 r&gler
la question de- veracitk. .-Une d&risiOu
du inRr Billings rend Nine Gainea
propri<taire de In bourRnde de- Ken
nerville. M. RI. Pngh 4 fait une
declaration de- hanVnerUute devant In
C"nr de district d~a Etnta. Unis.-
Nine venve C.-E. Berems, nee Annia
DrB"nchel. 4 st< tu<e par nm acci.
dent de- voiture. 4 l'angle des rues
R~mparts 1t Clonet.-Une maiaon le
h rue Poydras, ach~t<e le 9 par N.
Up. Sarraxin. pour In Aomme de-
4l6.M0. 4 i'ril< le 10; ellie etait ~.
a"rf~.--M. Eugene ROuticr. rs:.lactenr
dn C0xrrier de HoxxH. eat allie con-
temrler rExpoaision De Paris.-J.-E.
Manaker, de- Clinton. yient d'immgi-
ner un <ventail mScaniQn~ s'xdlaptant
4 Ia tahle.-Un dnel a <t3 prevenu 4
Morgan City. entire lea avOcata CAT.
frey IT Winchester; ranae. nm d<sac-
cord s"r In qneat:on de- In loe du III.
manche. convention d<m0erati.
que de Monroe s'est pron0nc<e contre
le proiet dune convention cOnstitu.
ti"nnelIe.-TI~ 8, q St< inhnmfe 4
Donalslannville. Nine Lomia~. Eliaa.
birth. ARlsk Dnhonre de Ste .C"lomhe.
veWve M.-F. Rringi~r. d<r<slee le
9 4 Ia Nouvelle-O Orlfxns, ! Rage de 81
ana. s.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-06-15

puhliQue ' isit une n,oiaann Ae aym.
pathisa. q ID voix Sloqnente &C aimke
De 0ambetts ct applsndie dana lea
meetinea et lea hanNueta oA ~ pres.
ant lea h8tea Dc ID France. l.. mi.
nistre WaddinGtaW . In 4 h Cham.
hrs la Wote pee laNWelle n arcepte
l'invitatioo m eonsrea de- Berlin. ct
. exprim& ID preaQne certitude De
In conclusion prochsine dune paix
honorable ek aOlidN. Memhre de ~
coneraa, N. Waddingson laiasera NJ.
OWfaure miniatre int6rimaire deA af.
fairea <traneArea.-L~ PAya. OrRane
des d<bsia de- In faction lsonapartiate,
silrme one les r<pnblicains amt les
cdmrlirea In r&sicide Noh<line.-
Ia shah de Perae eat arrive, le IN. 4
Paris. -t% &. at m"rt h markchal Ra.
raeuey d'Hilliera, dams N e3e annie.
IL eongraa 4 kt6 onvert le l3 1
Rcrlin. rar L. prince Bismark. I-ea
fpouva ntahlea atrorit<s ami "A rom.
mettent IN BnlRarie rendent urgent
II heaoin de sovtir de- l'iWcertitude Qui
planait sur Ia qneation d'Orient.
LemDereur Gnillnnme - rftahlit et
. IN fter. L. II. h 47e anniveraaire
DE- Ann marriage. Modelling parait an.si
en- voie s,e gn<riaon plnsieurs in,li.
vidna, 49, romrlices r6ela m auppo-
~, ont <tk arret<s, pt dea journalia-
tea ct des tribnna aocialisfea rcndam.
ma 4 diversea peines. Biamark tient
4 exrloitsr le crime de Noheliwg. pro.
poae In dissolution dn Reichstae. 81
rallie 4 aon avia l~ cona~il fxdSral
maia h pasti lih<ral manifsste une
tres vive oppoaition. 1 cette meanre
r&artionmaire omit c0mpare au lG mr.
de NM. Dc Rsoglie ct de- Fonrtou.-
En- Rnaaie, l'EmCerewr eat IN rroie 4
nm de- ca acrAa d'hypncondrie ii frk-
Vnerta parmi lea n,emhrea de ~ n.
mile; r1mp<rntrice eat danges~uae-
ment malade d'nne pl~nr6si~. A
ConatantiUopla. maladie dn Sn!tan,
att,ibufe / mne tentative h'empoiann.
nement.-I1ne explosion dana la mine
d'Evan. A.Haydork. I.ancaahire. An.
gleterrr, q cansk h mort de 22 per-
n0mnAa
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DERNTERES NOUvELLEs

L. eongraa de- Rerlin a'eat r:uni Il
II, ~ u . 6tS decide one ara a<ancrs
sersient tonnes accretes. Lea sieges
1ea meml.res aeront plaees amivsnt
rortlre alphabftiVue ftancaia des
nome Aea dipleu,atea.-LA l2, q eu
lien ! pavia l'onvertnre dea denx CON.
Rrea intesmationanx litt<raire ct agri-
colo, lc premier preside par Edmond
A(Hnt, en rahaence DE- Victor Hugu.
Les drnx Chamhres ont ets prorog6ra
IN % ortohse. I-e 8, eAt d<r<tl6, l
Rage de- - ans. N. Pierre Magne. an.
cien ministre de- l'Empire.-I.Aa lilA.
ranx mt triompls6 dana lea <leetiona
IN Rclgiqne; ils ont nne maiorit< de
10 veix \ IL Chambrc, ct de- 3 an S.
nat chute probable dn ministAre. ct
erandes r<js'nissancrs 1 Gand 1t 4
Anven.
Rixe aanglante, le l2, 4 Qukhec, en-.
tn Ira Ouvriera ct leA a0ldata; mn
homme tue ct plnsieus hlNaa6a. Ia
Queation aociale attend viaiblement.
J.e president Hayes est 4 Weat-
Point, ct ". Potter 4 harangn6 lea
<lAvea du coll&es de Roanoke, virgi.
ME. Darrall accaae Awder~ea d'avoir
intimisl6 Nsah, ct vonlu eosyOmpre
Matthew. On q d6couvert one Sher.
man await obtenu. pour lea avocata
tle h canae de- Hayes en Ioniaiane.
Matthew & Cie, dea snbsides dm tr6.
eoe 4dkral.
William Cullea Bryant, h joWrna.
liate- po&te, ct mort le l2 1 New.
York, dana - 6le ana&e.
A d Noevelle- Orl<ans, an tirase
da ii, h lat Dc ol00, ,O00 . kt6 eagnS
Per n. WIS. Camphsll, Warchand de
eharhoa. hean. .ft4re de n. z. Toby,
pe&sideWt De 10 Compagnia des Wa.
terworks. L. I2, ont en lien ~ ma.
risgea ds major Reno Toutaut Bean.
regard. de da g6n6ral, avec Mile
Alios Cenaa, ct de n. Lanre Goad.
clsaax svse Mlle Harriet Oppeshsim.
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sT.JACQUE Es

LIE Loxis;axais rapporte que
Phabitation de IL Tongue. vue,
achet6e $4,000 en- bloc par NJ.
Gebelin, q 6t6 revendue en- detail
ct q produit Oh, ,500. ... inf
May Kircho6 Brickell, d<e6.
dee IL 6 4 ID Psssse Christiaue, 4
Rage dun an, ollie du docteur
William e. Brickell ct dc dame
Emma Welhsm, q 6tA inhum6e au
cimetiAre de St.Miclsel, 4 6t.Jac.
ques. Itas.I
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Decatur. Lami Adolphe TamhOu.
ry eat ragent de- ces maisons don't
le l6gitime success Va chaque jour
croissant. NJ. Tamboury ne repre-.
sente que des 6tabliaeemAnts di.
gnes dune conllance absolue; ct
nous avons remarqn6 encore, par.
mi lea marchands don't n eat Tin.
telligent mandataire, NM. For.
stall & Laroae, mat6riaux de COO.
structiop, 81 rue Matches /; j. Cla-
verie Jr., commission, 65 rue De-
catur; Charles Trouilly, depot
central des tongues capillaires,
81 rue de Chartrea Charles Ray.
m0nsl, meubles, 81 rue Bienville; /;
I. MOreau, parfnmrriea Ct articles
de Mntaisie, 127 ct l29 rue Roya.
le; Leon Medal, pAtisserie ct con.
fiserie, SO Vieille Lev6e on Deca.
tur, etc, etc. .f
-Ci.apres lea num6ros gagnauta
dn tirage de Ia loterie dc II k,ui.
siaHe h. IL: .........
sioooco. NJ 3Io7o:-&N,o nm. N, sssss:
$a0.O0i. NJ Ii734; si0. 0.coO, Nos siesi ss ssisi:
-A5.0oO. Nos 20a96. Eb6l. 776lO ct S60S3;-
g .0M. Nos 30l. lisO9. lJs5o, 20067, 23ll5.
X94). nv i9. 3RS6, 3C827. sense, 3s2tS, 392U,
i7379. $1,000. 6lls5, 6alxS. 6l6oO. 7.E97. 0n3l7,
sTs93 ct 030l ;-$SO. Ma A9ss. Gl3. 7Sal,
Se09. 9079. 97l9. lll64, ll8A l2t'O6, 1922,
1880, .l9;0, 26ll6, Nlae. aas4s 3Dt;s0. 3ldRs.
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P A r o I 8 8 e 8
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Sr.CHARLHs

Lee impressions do ID paroiase
81 Charles ayamt Et6 miaes en- ad.
judication, b president du jury de
police . donn6ls contsat au Herald,
qui 6tait b plus hastt soumiaaion.
nsirs, m d6triment du Misvsv.
Gotro conffore Hoeoce Vallao pro.
6te Dc roecasioM poar tsacrr no
portrait pen 6att6 d'une partie
d. perlement d. st. Charles.
2: s:,.::s = :; 4: 49,. g =: c.::;: =:
Nas por - s1pahlisaiae Q lR6. . siaf
~ NisSsIls. @. - xSSsss; 6sssss,
1s99ss . 1sexlss. SAeix Z. sse.seas.r -.
auiaslo 6 ieSn0riCl 9 : poSoinso, 6 vssls
8 saCag6a . vsets = l6asS psissiPss -
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Q 0T.JBAN.D b APTI0TE

Mons devons 4 1Obligeance lie
n. r. John Ellis, notre honorable
repr6aeutant m Congress. penvoi
regnlier dn Congressional Record,
ct ! ses colleagues James II. Chain.
era, dn Mississippi, ct John w.
Caldwell, dn KeMtucky, les mum6-
ros de- In meme publication, conte.
nant les diaconrs qn'ils ont pronon.
c6a 1 h Chsmbse dams d s6ance
do 2 mai dermier.
NM. H6bert d Gle, dc la
Rramde maiaon dc lihrairie, 80 rue
de Chsstrea, N0uvelle. Orleans, ont
bien voslu penser ! mons ct fsire
tnmbef 10 manmo dams h desert,
en- nous adreasant On trea beau
vo,ume dune saiaiasante actnalite,
lee C6svwleieWs q Rsvis, de Maxine
Dn Camp. C'est en- eaet le moment
De lire et 10 u,6diter b r6cit des
sctes de violeuce # De f0lie Qui ne
uanqeeut ja0ais de suoceder anx
abua ct imiqnit6s des gouverne-
,ments ct en- sont lea inkvitables
consequences. Lea Etate Unis a.
toieut 4 cette heure mepe les pre-.
cipices Oh Maxine Du Camp nous
pcomese, ct con ouvrage en- ct
dautant ples digne d'attsntiou.
N6pigraphe ct pseine d Pro@ss
80 qui cont lasgsmeut r6ahe6es.
ElDe . compose Do ses qaelqaes
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HOUvRI.II-OR1.fANa, }
l2 jnin 1879. {

Mr. Erneat Brnlatonr. de In Non.
velle. ORLEANS. serr<taire dW comit3
national am6rirain. organia6 ponr
rr<parer lea voira ! In roncluaion
dun traits de commerce framed. am<.
,icain. Went d'invitcr lea prinripxlea
villea dea Etata. Cnia ! nne Aomacrip-
ton Qui eouvre 1ea ftaia de roate de-
II d<rmtatinu IN eoWgrAa dn 2 aoAt.
I Paris. Lee tain, n. I.<on Chot-
team exrrimait ~ gratitusle It adrra.
ssif aes adieux m romit6 national de-
Waal,ington. en- ann langage ii VII 1t
n ftarcaia. Tn noble et e<n<renx ~.
init 0ue eslni.lA, donnant lil,re cours
4 ~ rens<e d<mocratiQWe dana an
milien rrorice. ia France s'aprar.
tient aWioWrl'hai. a'eat.il 6rri6. Jus.
qn'en la7O. elle await ! peine entre.
vn h lihert<, one d&jA ellie Stait re-
plouR<e dams h honte dn deapotis-
me, n R&pnhliqwe n'apparsiaaant
Gwe pour etre saaaasin<e r. 70 hrn.
mnire de ran VIII. et )e2 d<cemhre
1851. Maintenant h Fnnce, richie
d'exr&riewre. vowa teWd n main 1
trxvess rAtanttqwe." Puts, u. Ch"t-
team . r~cn, rcnr h e"mtt6 Menier,
de- Pasia. la rfpauae, aWsat coWs"rme
one roasihle ! - vDnx, du comit6
ccntral d. WashimGton, endoea6e
mar les cnmit<a locaWx d B6aton,
New.Yosk, Baltim0ee, Philadelphie,
70 Nonve!!e.Os .Os'6enss Cincinnati. e.
!.onia, Chicago ct San Frsncisco. La
d3S4eeHoo dm e"mtf6 central Dc
Wa:ht"9t"m - comr"sc de MN.
6"t!er, ds u Caroline du Snd, press-
dent; Elliott 2: C"wdcn, a. New
iork' vsee.rreceae"si Erneee bru'e-
s"n!s 9e y Iz,sscs:"e: secreeasre A.
P".v.ck, a. wssh,ngsc", ct Naehe"
ApeIesoe. ae boaeoc: - c.as ees e
rIe'ae roa'ens, .: r'@t9s "a n.vste
81 p NJ voe.ans. ie,: 81 ssseo.
@ems y eoee.eo~lee rossee' "oos
n.t:es .I - eoeM'ee"s ese'~: - e"'
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me dane lee 00ntrCN NArOtQolaI(a. lea mem.
hres ont toujours mcmtr<, non-scnlement en-
rarolea ct en- promeascs, man encore en- pra.
tiQme et IN sction. le sineAse dkSir lie remet.
trc ces sIlaisre sur nm piesl de- justire ct d'x.
auit<. TsuseSnia lsurs Honues intentions y ont
nas touiours <tk scrueillies svec fayeur pcr
leurs cOll>Rues rn,licaux.
Ilaa me9hrea rahicnux du iury aout nc,
McCutcheon, Masshsll BENNETT, Gov Clinton,
t0ua hnmmes de- coulsur, auaai eanabloa De
conduir~ les aAairea ,le n paruiasa que le
ture / una fcoie de ssnees. lie PRECEDENT. II.
J.-1~ Routt@. <tsit, u y nm petit uombee
d'amneea. eonsid<r< ct respects par - amis
cnUsse un gentleman ct nm dfmOcrstA Son
Slectt"r see h ticket rkpablisnia. Of son afs.
liation avec % parti. prAf et 'lispoaG. cn tout
temps At en- to''fe Circumstance. 4 snhir ssa
ordrcs ct - courter et ahdlmtIier devsnt
matnte indi9nit<. u ct noW-aeu1emsent tomt&
dana Ie n.tpris de 40 anciens amis et voisims.
mats meme encours le deslain ct 10 de-.
6ance de- ses c"lleGues raslicanx.
-Nois apprenons gne. parmi lee princi.
paux candidate In Chamhre des repHsen-
tsnts, hgurent CA. Rourxesis. H.-C. McCnt.
cheon. Arthur Robbins It Glenn Colly. tous
de- couleur On parlc anaai Dc u. O.-J. rlagx:
mata. cnsnme u rfside In Nouvelle-O OrlFana,
~ sendi'ature meat pes probable. EnAn on
sioWte ono lee d<mocrstes <liront Coy Clin.
ton sh&rif. sfl pent leur rallier un fort con.
tinRcrt 4" v"tanta de- couleur.
-Un bariI .!e p"mmes Dc term en- rsp-
ports q. b William seaman. garyon d'kcurie
de IhAbitation HOnE.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-04
WORK OR BSE AID &"

The Demand of 'Frisco's Idle Workmen.
san Francisco, Jan. "A large body
of unemployed workingmen to-day
marched to the mayors Office and a
committee waited upon the mayor and
demanded work or bread, suggesting
that they be set at work upon the streets
or other public improvements. The
mayor addressed the crowd, stating his
inability to take such action, and coun-
selling application, when necessary, to
the various benevolent organizations.
His speech was received in sullen si-
lence.
The crowd, to the number of several
thousand, then marched to the new
City Hall lots, when they were ad-
dressed by agitators Kearney, Wellock
and others, most of the speeches being
to the effect that they must help them
selves by force, if other means failed.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-04
INDIANA.
Important to Bankers.

indianapolis, Jan. 3.-Judge Gres-
ham, of the U. S. District court, deliv-
cred his opinion to-day, constituting Sec
tion 5,19s, of the Revised Statutes.
He holds that where national bank
takes, receives or reserves usurious in
te:est out of the proceeds of note
given for a loan, or charges usurious
interest, which is included in the note,
the maker or borrower may at the time
of suit by the bank upon the note,
plead the usury act, and if so pleading,
the bank forfeits the entire amount of
interest so reserved, or included in the
note, but if the usurous interest is paid
b. the maker or borrower out of his
pocket, he can recover twice the
amount o. interest paid.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-04

Washington, Jan. 3.-Commissioner
Raum says the repeal of the tax on
fruit brandy would be unwise and re-
luce the revenue 81, ,250,oOO. He thinks
if this brandy were free ten to fifteen
million gallons would be made. He
says: "Iu my Judgment, sc government
can afford to take off any of the inter-
nal revenue taxes, think it would he
well to take it off of matches and saw
n5s banks, which would reduce the
revenue about SO, 3,250,OOO..
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-04
WASHINGTON.
What the Wires Tell of Dcings
at the Capital.
Proposed Change in Tie Date of the Con-
vening of GOngress-A Movement
Toward Cancellation in Re-
publican Ranks, Etc.

Washington, Jan. "a bill will be
offered soon after the reassembling of
Congress, changing the time of meeting
from the first Monday in December to
the first Monday in October. The
many inconvenience5 attached to the
present time of meeting have often
been discussed, but the idea of change
has never taken definite shape until
recently, when meeting of Senators
and members Of both parties was held
for the purpose of considering the sub
ject. 1t was agreed by all present that
the time of meeting was SO close to the
holiday recess that it was impossible to
get the business of the session in such
shape as to admit of adjournment early
enough to permit the members living
at a distance from Washington to visit
their homes during the holidays. 1t
was also agreed that if the time was
changed to the first Monday in Octo-
Der, both Houses might get business in
such shape that a recess of 25 or 80
days about the 18th of December would
enable all members to visit their homes
without causing any material delay to
business,