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Nous emprnntons An Mirror les
infOrmatiOns suivantes:
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4 In Maisou de Cour. Presents: MN. Emile
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H..C. McCutcheon ct TT. BaudOuin. -ecre-
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que cst rejctkc et le president du board est
rrguis d'otrir audit Zeringue In sommc de
el%9. Qui lui reste due pour le lot de terre
vendn par lui en- 1872. . In condition quill
fournira an bon titre de vente.-l.e hoard
destitue valcour Chapman. instituteur de
lfcole du 6e district, sur preuve de ses rela-
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frnis divers. s............ 6J.0
commission tresOrier... IL -
Reste en- caiase. .........4 lOl35
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1877 an ~ juin 1873. .E2,90?00
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Total. O.O24y6O
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Cher nonsieWr.0C6psoavs On gvaaa plai.
CIR dfe)arer que - TsoGrhs IL ona Als ssua
votre direction. pewdaWt h dermiAss seaaiou
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ds dssx enc Dc aon existo~os. Reserves me-
resucreiments powS les snjss q h snoMsitmde
doet u <sS roljrt do veeuV parN--Je saia
avec reepeee. etc-AnCninALD MfTCugLL;
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-04-18
MISCELLANEOUS a1EAN1Nes.

Visible supply. Of grain in the States and
Canada: Wheat, 1852, 900 bushels; corn,
$685. 900 bushels; oats, 1881 900 bushels; rye,
sos, 900 bushels; barley, 1857, 900 bushels. Y
In the Dominion House of Commons a. reso-
luton looking to the imposition Of q tariff
upon corn and oats imported into Canada has
beer voted down ga yeas to ia rays.
h Intelligence comes from the City Of Mexico
that the Diaz Government has been recognized
by United States Minister Foster. i. a.ys
A New York paper says that sc ever since the
labor riots last summer there have been accu-
mulating evidences that those engaged in that
strike were recognizing. @ Mr.. Lonergan. of
Lonergan & Thiels Railway Secret Service
Agency, believes he has found the key to the
mystery in secret order called the Knights of
Labor, which, springing up since the strikes,
has united the discontented 1laborers into AN
oath bound brotherhood, with signs and pass
words that are bonds of fraternity, with TOO
600 members scattered throughout the United
States ~ AlI4- s.@i e sf9A sAs'4'AeA
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-04-18
POLITICAL POINTS.

Nearly thousand Of the business men of
Milwaukee have signed an address to President
Hayes, approving his official administration and
indorsing it's general policy.
The Greenback National State Convention Of
Iowa met at Des Moines on the 10th inst, and
nominated the following ticket: Secretary Of
State, NJ Farnsworth Treasurer, M. L. Dew
lin Auditor, s. V. Sauearinger Register OF
the State Land Office, M. harrington Attorney
General, @. Fl. Jackson Judge of the Supreme
Court, J. @. Knapp; Clerk of the Supreme
Court, Frank Dowsley Reporter of the Su-
preme Court, G.. W. Rutherford. 4
The Illinois Democrats held their State Con-
vention at Springfield, on Thursday, April IL.
E. L. Conlzrite was nominated for State Treas
urer, and s. M. Etter, present incumbent,
for Superintendent of Public Instruction.
The resolutions declare in favor of
tariff for revenue only, the taxation of United
States bonds, and the repeal of the Resumption
and Bankrupt laws
The Oregon Democratic Convention met at
Portland last week, and nominated W. W.
Thayer for Governor, and John Whitaker for
Congress. uat "t'a ae
Complete returns of the Rhode Island cleo
ton give Van Zandt 11,436, Lawrence 1881,
and Foster 583. The Senate stands, 26 Repub
icans, s Democrats and 2 no choice; House,
Sc Republicans, Is Democrats, and no choice.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-04-18
WASHINGTON NOTES.

The President has nominated James Dumars
Receiver of Public Moneys at Springfield, Mo-
James G. Tolman, Surveyor General for Ore
gon.
The Ways and Means Committee of the
House have decided, by majority of one, to
report a bill repeating the income tax.
Federal appointments G. G. Ford, of vir-
ginia, United States Consul at La Union, Saliva
dor. Collectors of Customs Thomas f. House,
of Florida, District of st. Augustine, Fla; Ed
ward A. Brogdon, of Maine, District of York,
Me. Registers of the Land Ofices-John B. Mil
Ter. of Iowa, at Boise City, Idaho; William
Thompson, of Florida, at Gainesville, Fla. u
Secretary of the Navy Thompson and fam
lily left last week for short visit to Indiana.
AT length the appeal of Gen. Fitz John Por-
ter for re-examination of his case has been
granted. He lately renewed his request, in q
brief letter to President Hayes, and on the
order of the latter Gen. Sherman has detailed
a board of officers to examine the record of
the court-martial which condemned Porter,
and such new evidence as may be presented.
The board is composed of Gems. Schofeld and
Terry, Col. Getty and Maj. Gardner.
The State Department has received commu-
uication from the Consul General at Havana,
stating that Congressman Leonard certainly
died of yellow fever, and was not foully dealt
with. a.... ;.ft g.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-04-18

COL, has left for parts unknown with $4,000
of the banks funds
At Dodge City, Wyoming, the Sheriff at
tempted to arrest two cattle droyers. The lat
ter resisted and fight ensued resulting in the
death of the Sheriff and both of the other men.
The twenty-four principal Western railroads
report, during March, gross earnings amount
ing to &c. OFT 696, as against $5, 3O6, O97 during
March, 1877
From the Pacific coast come favorable reports
of the growing crops.
Reports from crops in various portions of
Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota.
Kansas and Nebraska indicate q greater
amount Of land sown with winter and spring
wheat than ever before, and flattering pros
pect for heavy crop. The farmers are now
busily preparing to put in also an immense
plant of corn.
A Fort Clark CTexas) dispatch reports an.
other raid of Mexican greasers across the Rio
Grande. About fifty head of cattle were
driven off.
A fire in Galveston, Texas, last week, de-
stroyed thirteen buildings. Loss, $4,000
Advices from Texas report another train rob-
berry on the Texas Pacific railroad, not fal
from Dallas. The express and mail were plum.
dered, the passengers not being molested. The
plundering party numbered about twenty.
The town of GAINESVILLE, Tenn, has been al
most entirely swept away by fire. Fifty-sever
buildings, embracing the best portion of the
business section, were burned. The loss ii
estimated at half million dollars.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-04-18
NEWS SUM MARY
FOREIGN NEWS.

The cable brings an outline of Russia's reply
to England. It is argumentative and concilia-
tory, rather than dogmatic points to the fact
that the San Stefano treaty is preliminary only
as proof that Russia did not expect to exclude
Europe from q voice in the Interior arrange
ments defends the stipulations as to Bulgaria,
which, it is said, will be not more under Rus
sia's influence than Roumania has been and
asserts that the annexed territory in Armenia
has only been taken for defensive purposes.
The reply may be accepted as an invitation for
a renewal of negotiations, but it does not
promise Austria and England much satisfaction
from the renewal.
The drift of the news from Constantinople is
again distinctly pro-Tnglish. New objections
have been taken by til Turks against the Rus
sian military movements.
The Russian garrisons have relieved the Rou-
manians at Widin, Nicopolis and Rahova, and
the Russians now hold the Danube from its
mouth to the Servian frontier.
The awful famine in Northern China is in
creasing.
The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has pro-
claimed the district comprising Lord Leitrim's
Donegal estates under the Peace Preservation
act.
An apparently official statement is published
in st. Petersburg to the effect that, through
the influence of Germany, negotiations for
converting congress have been resumed, and
that success may be confidently expected, If
England does not raise fresh obstacles
A London dispatch says rumor is current
in military circles that the British have sus-
tanned disastrous defeat in South Africa.
Advices from Cuba report that there are
only two of the insurgent chiefs holding out.
They are in the mountainous parts of the ex-
IRENE east of the island, and are said to be
holding out in the hope that they will secure
commissions in the Spanish army as reward
or their surrender.
Gen. Grant dined with the King and Queen
of Italy on the 18th inst, and left Rome on
the 18th.
Americans about to visit Paris will be inter-
ested in the information that there will be
heavy increase in hotel charges, and in all the
costs of transient living, in the French capital
during the Exposition.
The annual boat race on the Thames river,
between the Oxford and Cambridge crews, re-
suited in an easy victory for the former.
The Instruction in Thessaly is almost over
whelmed by the large forces the Turks sent
from Thrace and Bulgaria. In Epirus it COM
pletely hangs fire, and can only be revived by
considerable efforts Of the Greek sympathizers.
and other irregulars under Assaf Pasha have
massacred between 800 and 900 persons of all
ages and sexes al Palatiza.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-04-18
FoRTY-FoURTH CONGRESS.

TUESDAY, April 9. SENATE. Morrill, re-
ported from the Finance Committee a bill torepair
and put in operation the Mint at New Orleans
The General Deficiency bill was reported and
placed on the calendar. -. The Pacific Railroad
F0nding bill was discussed, put to q vote
and passed. yeas, 40; nays, 10. This meas
ure is known as the Thurman bill, and
makes the Union Pacific and the Central Pacific
Railroad Companies pay into the treasury of the
United States in addition to the whole Of the Gov
ernment's earnings not to exceed for the former
company $3.50, 600 and for the latter $500 O0e per
year. .A bill to provide code of army regulations
was passed. Mr.. Ferry introduced bill to regu-
late compensation to railroads for the transportation
of the mails.
'HoUsE.-Mr. Buckner, the Chairman Of the
House Banking and Currency Committee, reported
back the bill to substitute treasury notes for ma
tional-bank notes. point of order was raised
that the bill must go to the committee of the whos
which the Speaker sustained, and it was 30 re-
ferred. Mr.. Wright offered concurrent
resolution, proposing to issue $400, 600 900
in United States notes, to be known as
I" national money" It recites at length the pres
emit business distress throughout the country and
directs the issue of $400 800 in United States
notes. to be legal tender for all debts, public and
private, and to be placed in circulation at the
earliest moment Referred. :. Mr.. Wood, Chair
man OF the Ways and Means Committee, made q
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-04-18

TEXAS has 4, 400 fugitives from justice,
with forty counties yet to hear from.
Seven hundred and fifty of these per-
sons are murderers, and $50, 900 in re-
wards have been offered for 800 of them.
One hundred thousand horses have been
stolen in the last three years.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-04-18
9 FITZ JOHN PORTER.
His Appeal for q Rehearing, and the
1d6 Order to Reopen His Case. 'o

His Appeal for Rehearing, and the
1d6 Order to Reopen His Case.
u After ten years of earnest solicitation
Fitz John Porter has succeeded in gain
ing a rehearing. President Hayes has
issued an order convening new military
court of inquiry into his case. Porter
claims he has new and sufficient evidence
to show that he should not be dismissed
the service because he failed to come to
the relief of Gen. Pope at the second
Manassas battle, in August, 1862. Fol
lowing is the appeal of Porter to the
President, and the order for the reopen
ing of the case: 20d Bosses yE9J& b9u 4
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY1 !.
l} ~ A3tH ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE -
i WASHINGTON, April IL. -
The following order has been received from
the War Department.: a slll 2uIJau0m
An rppeal has been made to the President
as follows: ~ 2 81 14'se,0 ~ Quay ~ st0
/ ..,tff.,,, j.: r,.Fs,os. NEW YORK, March 9. q
To His Excellency R. B. Hayes, President of the
United States: 81. aa4u4Yqdvg frYOb
SRI most respectfully but most urgently renew
my oft-repeated appeal to have you review my case.
ask it as matter of long-delayed justice to my
SELF. Irenew it on the ground heretofore stated,
that public justice cannot be satisfied so long as my
appeal remains unheard MY sentence is a contnu-
this reason, If no other, my case is ever within
reach of executive well legislative interference
Z beg to present copies of papers heretofore pre-
scented bearing upon my case, and trust that you
will deem it a proper one for your prompt and fa-
yorable consideration. If do not make 1t plain
that have been wronged, alone am the sufferer
IF i edo make it plain that great injustice has
been done me, then I sure that you and all
Others who love truth and justice will be glad that
an opportunity for my vindicaion has not been de-
MED. Very respectfully yours. LA 3919 e1-
.ys F1Tz JOHN PORTER.
" In order that the President may be fully IN
formed of the facts of the case of Fitz John
Porter, late Major General of volunteers, and
be enabled to act advisedly upon his applica-
ton for relief in said case, board is hereby
convened, by order of the President. to exam
inc, in connection with the record of the trial
by court-nartial Of Gen. Porter, such new evil
dence relating to the merits of said case as is
now on file in the War Department together
with such other evidence as may be presented
TO said board, and report, with reasons for
their conclusion, what action, if any, in their
opinion, justice requires should be taken on
said application by the President. The follow
ing officers are detailed for the board: Maj.
Gen. j. M. Schofeld, Brig. Gen. A. Il. Terry,
Col. G. W. Getty, Third Artillery Maj. Asa B.
Gardner, Recorder. The board will convene
at West Point on the Goth of June, and is au-
thorized to adjourn from time to time, and to
sit in such place as may be deemed expedient.
By command Of Gen. Sherman.
=. D. TOWNSEND, Adjutant General.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-04-18

A COW in Garrett county. Maryland,
recently gave birth to nine calves.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12

\ fatal cas-, II pu|.HuIug Pos prA.I
stones. which, h,, iu-t b,pp,u'i boo ior
I,. NAV -,r,, ,s % Npru.rg 80 '..r,
i,w1.i,, 900 Which ,lNIhu'n al, a'..N,i
a.. .uot after ~jh,W-,IN,s irI h.tfa 90.
g,ih,t II NAV lt l,suu,l thh' h,IN
irN ,hI,it,u uud,t the aye rtb IT nu
or tW'l," war. htN, puN il,p that
prtrh tones ur peach ulussums az ',u
grtuu. lh'S ht,, r,,u ,haNr 'U,
dealt, night shade aud prH|,h'. 'i,
Nlli h'm,u,t. aud hn,, = ,auu, dread
Il them Iui uurs.mHIis ~, NOT neat
" 50 fond Il pointing "ui ~, p'N,h
tree ~ an object II burrur ant pS"r
sion IN" victim ~ ihr Ir,,ui sr'I
dent ~ Par. had certainty not l''u
cautioned against the attractions If ih'
peach II" had Developed At the ven.
der ngr Of hN" aud = hat 'h' faculty
81 reasoning On lniu',i,o priu,ipI"s
and he hri uu reason 81 iuuhi that ne
'hcIN and apricot stones contained
,nt,J|" kernel, IA" uubI'r fruit had y'
lrts'. an oQualiN desirable t~r'N-urr I %
IT, Utmost r"r'sso. Accordingly. ho
.cyrr'"d the stone, 81 . uumn'r -
p,t,h"- which had been "u, 20 hI,
mother from The country. ant possess.
ing him.rli II = hammer NN,u I.r
alone broke th"m open Iuius'n"uI'
and then 81 tn upon a solid feast iu
which ho lid TASTY put cuupIo', lue
iirc The taste e TIE krfur's "a. u.l
perhaps uu = Iur with expectations gro
,r"u-iS entertained but u would D., o.
iouiuu. Ia ~ through tu, labor 81
rruraiuE such hard sh'iir Without 60
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12
Mothers ,d,ir. 10 Iii/a.

Eliza" aid = fond mother 90 hoe
offspring recently a- thai offspring wa.
about going forth IN '"N ui q Young
man who Worship, the very sidewalk
-ho walks upon. 'gu {" 'ho bread bu,
and eat q good bigcru.t OF bread h'iorr
you 20 out
"Why," replied the bIushng glrl. i
don, feel ~" least hi' h,r,grS Uc have
uuIN Just had tea.
i know n bat when Aio,phu- tak'-
YOU into a restaurant you'll rt' -puug"
cak. and ice cream. and ham -nndwich
and oysters enough to scar" Inn uut Il
Years growth. Beware how yOu ~
down on the budding liam. 81 Cupid
OF ours" Adplphus spend, N" money
YOU save him on Uilliard- aud thing,
but that makes no difference" When he
asks YOU Ia 60 In and have som" ON -i'Ts
even Il YOU are hungry don't Say
YOU don't approx" Of girl wasting = .
money 81 their iutur" husbands Upon
tri'lc- when II might b" applied toward
furnishing a hpu-" Point out thai with
the priC. Of an as ~t"r stew . might
purchase a coupl" Il towels nov that
'owcling ], - cheap. and that q ,adiI".
rock rOt-r J., the "4uiVa.'u' If a .i!,"r,
fork plated, Ut cOur.e, but not "aslly
distinguished from solid silver "r a
glass .ugarruwl. hi. always takes
tn" Young men. j, set them Ia thinking
If housekeeping and matrim0uy, and ),
makes them think Won ar" IN" inrarEa
ton Of economy, aud that sou would
maxi An .Sco!len, wife and 80 hey II.
ten say things which give you a hold
over them, and are enrrtiy" D"ior. a
jury"
Eliza treasured up n" -agaciou-
counsel-, and acted upon them with
such earne-tnc.- and effect that when
she came home she VA al engage.
Oma
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12

County Itpp"fatN pt's'iN's IT, 80.
,t'ni reputation Tot pugu''''' aud toe
hul'ur' Nhi'h inl"'d ate gf'nl'f ""~
than 30 '"rm't lay '"i iHf m"'' ''
nous. h"'nns" TO-DAY 'i' national
"''p'u w" 'h'i1"i'0. l" h'"n .HR'''
.rEd n'ui' 'rl a'lih"s Eu''"' r'arins
hooks anl pl'. hinrk' hafr ''t'u Their
place ''''ni .'''"f a''' 'h'' i1|'
iri ~ %" business ~ 'h" '''u't a."
sg,. b. ~uuu'' i'i "i'h tt''"u hgh'7
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12
Scenes In Kimberley. the Diamond Re
gion ~ South Africa.

The hotels Of Kimberley ar' provided
with n large "bar" AZ which liquor, AZ,
sold, a bllliard-room and long Il ming
hall. and ranging down on either side
II the dlniug-ruum "a series of little bed
roon. narrow. cofhn-shapcd chamhrr-
containing a he'd. char. a wa>h-s,and
aud 4 trunk. At IA" hotel. and Al the
better class IF cant"cuS. are met the
i'pa,'ng population and the men uf
leisure about town, IN" latter appar.
entity permanent fixtures 81 the place
Business, I a., drinking. begins early
AMI continues until II l. early again
Certainly Kimberley j. IN" heaven II
ia" g"utl"mnniy i%oufcr, who, ON one
Nvu>r or another. does nu work, and
trusts 10 hi, bright particular star for
bread, cheese, meat and drinks. N"y.
"r iowurl,t, never d"~puulrn,. alwaN.
plausible, h" seem. To- hay" "A horror fl
becoming = millionaire. hr would hay,
II understood that he i. about ,u Gun
bark N SON" grand project perhaps
To turn the Naal river ,,I-I" and search
H. bed for diamonds, or lead water
through pipe, INTO Kimbcrl"S from the
SAW" river thirty miles di>,anI,ur pump
tn" min" dry, or open "A cpal or led
mine, or 90 into ostrich farming, or up
country trading In IA" meantime.
won't you back his bill for a small
500 Or our morning friend j. unly
waiting for IN" mail and expect. a
r"inittanc" from home directly
N,rang" how long that remittance j.
in coming. 'COnfouadcd bad postal AR.
tai arrangements in these Wills. 30
know He is going in for washing and
wants 10 mshe "A new start; h. j. going
Ia pull up and 20 in for making money
now, 4 liver would oblige him.
Abou, the hotel hc makes trade good.
treats his creditors with kindn",. and
with drinks, says 'Pu, it down TO me
a. If no credit over m. bar Wa never
written for him. Scans his bin i'm A
Contrmptuuus ~al through his eve
glass. and finally. when the last card /,
played, saunters OF 10 pastures new.
leaving = widowed constituency with
depleted pockets 10 mourn h;- depart
ur,..
But Outnumbering manifold these or.
nament> 10 society are the digger. / n
mole-kin trowsers. flannel shirt, and
broad hat twined round with a pugye-
rec. By digger must be understood
claim holder, and director Of his own
or snother's mining operations. He
seldom touches pick or shovel, far bet
ter 10 use his eyes and prevent the ne
groes working under him from steal
lng, He has just come up N Of the
mine and down into the street a mo-
men, for a new rope, pick or bucket,
and stops for = chat, Diamonds claims,
finds, are the all-absorbing topic. Hay
ing ordered with some mate a split, the
hrs, inquiry is, Any find, today or,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-09-12
The Beautiful I artus.

All aboard for AiamD-a, and 49,
~"r" soon admiring IA" crimson to'us
which j. "a. ing nearly all the r"nuiI
iul country around l'urbipi ~ ,"ry truth
10 blu--pal ~ the rose. Their. ~" 8
f." small wheat field. and thirst
booking corn fields. and w". Yankee.
IKE, exercised u ingenuity "a ind
out pr gu"-- som" useful purp"s" 10
which thee" really y'~y beautiful rptu-
fields could b" appropriated Hos
WOuit n II th.sr CEotus"s, With o..
deep green fpiIag" and compact. bril-
liant. glowing riD--nms b~ valued Dr-
yund prirr II tr~au.p.aut"d ant" on" ~
the charming lawns IA Hartford
Her. even thousands - acres ~ 'hI-
beautifully brilliant plant ar" literally
waiting IT, beauty ION IN" desert AR 70
Thu. plant IL noted for IA" grotr.quo
-hap"- II a-sumcs Prphabiy our hun.
ger for brain food Wa the ctu-" Il
~fallur" in all our guns-ings for IA.
practical Uses II this plant, unless .uc
cess could attend the manipulating iGtJ
bOH". aud shipping ~ Boston - -aS a
car load, and r.-hipping westward n
car load II wooden nuimrg- gr"a.cr-.
fiIi a bDr. or half barrel. with sand
and gravel. place II in an open .pac. IN
the burning sun, With no moisture
within u hundred feet, and ths-. plant
will grow and blD-sOm in exceeding
beauty and from all possible pDint,
except the flower, a thousand minute,