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Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph DiVi'
dauds.

New York, December l0.-The board OF
trnstaes OF the Atlantic and Pacific telegraph
company to-day declared a dividend of three
fourths per cent, payable out Of the net earn
;ngs fer the quar.er ending November 30,
Ig7S Surplus Decembsr l, 1878, sixty lone
thousand dollars.
The storm along the coast Vas very severe,
ind citing considerable loss to property on
land, but the marine disasters reported are
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or Course, He LOOks After His Inter

ST LOUIS, December l0.-Commodore Gar
r.sou arrived here to-day, but no information
regarding his purposes with reference to CIV
ing the Wabash road connection, either 10y
purchase or building, with Chicago, can be
obtained from him. IL Is given out that his
visit here has no significance in view Of the
recent events, and is purely 10 look after hi;
interests IN the Missouri Pacific road.
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The receipts Of Gotten yesterday were
1908 bales, against 26ll bales at the same
time last year. Receipts since September
lst, l45 .345 bales, against 1929 bales
last year, showing a decrease Of ., 7s4 bales.
Sales Yesterday 800 bales.
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serious cutting Artay.

WHEELING. December "a serious cut
ting afirdy occurred tonight, at colored
literary society, between couple of the
members named Alfred Carsey and James
M Colloch. Carssy was terribly cut about
the head and face with razor by M'Colloch,
and is in a very critical condition. M'Col-
loch, who is under arrest, escaped with an
ugly cash on his head.
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The ohio state Grange,

COLUMBUS, O., December I0.-The State
grange met here to-day. One hundred dele
gates were present, representing sixty-seven
counties. The address of welcome was de-
hvered by Prot. Townsend, Of the State uni
Versity. Reports were read showing the or
ganlzation to be in a healthy condition. The
secretary reports nine hundred and seventy
seven oranges in working order, with about
forty thousand members.
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st. petersburg.

MADRID, December I0.-Advices have
been received from Magador that terrible
famine prevails there. The deaths are
twenty-five daily.
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NEW ORLEANS. December 10 The pm
cipa! prizes In the State lottery, drawn to-
dav. ara "a follows: No. Sl,l75 drew
500 600; No. IS 205 drew $50 900; No.
%, 7S4 drew $40. OO0; Nos. 1881 and 80 l2l
each drew $4,000; Nos. 1884, s., 795,
% $50 and 52S each drew 5000.
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The Case Of ID. IL. Anderson.

SAN Francisco. December 10. - The
United States grand jury failed to indict d.
b. Anderson, late postmaster at San jose.
The testimony showed that the government
lost no money through Andsrson's operating
in renting premisas
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AnItem from Detroit, aTIeb.

DETROIT. December "a fire at Manistee,
Michigan, Saturday night, destroyed Russell
& Bros hardware store. Loss, twenty
thousand dollars; insurance, eleven thousand
eight hundred dollars. An adjoining mil
linery store also burned. Loss, two thousand
dollars; insurance. six hundred dollars
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Governor aamPtCn a. Elected United

COLUMBIA, December 10-Governor Hamp-
tons leg was amputated to-day below the
knee His immediate friends say his condi-
ton is not dangerous.
The legislature elected Governor Hampton
to the United State senate. The vote in the
senate was Unanimous; the house with two
exceptions voted for Hampton. The excep-
tons were Miller and Simmons, colored mem
bers from Beaufort, vino voted for Mackey
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FROM ACROSS THE WATERS
Items In Brief are Waited by Cable-A
Terrible Famine at MagadOr-
Chief.Justice MOnahan Dead
Lady GOOsh Victorious.
The Native Army of India to be In
ereased-MahmOud DamOd Pasha,
Hassan Pasha and Nedjib
Pasta Sent into Pro-
Yinces-Etc.

BUKAREsT, December 10.-The churche
to-day commemorated the fall of Plevna.
Dublin.
DUBLIN, December 10.-Chief Justice Mo
| nahan, encouragement during the trouble
of 1913, is dead.
BRRNE, December I0.-Colonel B. Ham
mer was elected president and DR.. Ewtel,
vice-president of the Swiss confederation TO
1879.
Madrid.
MADRID, December I0.-Advices have
been received from Magador that a terrible
famine prevails there. The deaths are
twenty-five daily.
st. Petersburg.
ST. PETERSBURG, December 10.-A news
paper am LOUNGES that the council of the EN-
pire has adopted proposals for the imposition
Of a duty Of forty kopeks gold per food
(thirty-six pounds) on raw cotton.
Vienna.
VIENNA, December I0.-In the lower
house of the heichstag motion was adopted
for petition tor the appointment of COM
mittee to consider the treaty of Berlin. The
ministers voted for the motion.
COnstantInOpIe.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, December 10.-Mah-
mould Damod Pasha was summoned last
night to the palace and appointed governor
ofTripoh in Barbary. He left for his post at
once, without returning home. This is
equivalent to Punishment. Hassan Pasha,
Nedjib Pasha, and other persons of lesser
note, also have been sent into provinces.
Copenhagen.
COPENHAGEN, December 10-In the fol-
kethIng to day royal decree was read an
nouncing the dissolution of that chamber be-
cause of the manner it has dealt with the
government In regard to the proposition for
giving peeuniary aid to the colony at Santa
Cruz. This shows that dissenslon between
the folkething and the government can be no
longer continued with profit.
London.
LONDON December 10.-The contractor fer
raising the Grosser Kurfuerst has signed a
contract to raise the Pommerania.
The territorial difficulty between the Ar
geDtire States and Chill Is reported settled.
The balance of the new four per cent. Cana
dian loan of three million pounds has
been allotted at the minimum price.
The grand jury has thrown out the bill of
Indictment against Lady Goosh, accused Of
conspiracy to palm off spurious chill on her
husband as his heir.
In the house of commons, this afternoon,
the under secretary for India said the council
of India intended to increase the native army
fifteen thousand men. They were not send
ing out fresh soldiers from England.
Cattle from the United States and Canada
are now exempt from the clause of the conta-
gIous diseases act requiring sill cattle inn
ported TO be slaughtered Immediately.
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AL+t,er.Carrler Arrested

ST.. LOoIs, December I0.-Horace +. Wiz
son, letter carrier of Indianapolis, was ar
rested nete to-day on the charge of destroy
ing a registere1 letter given HIM for delivery
and purloiniug fifty dollars therefrom. He
will be held here till the arrival of an order
OF the court directing his removal.
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var. O,Conuor "Goes Up.r

CIYCINNATI, December 10.-Jonn O'COn-
nor, * member Of the Ohio legislature, who
was convicted in the UnIted States court Of
forging certain papers TO procure an invalid
pension, was to day sentenced TO one year r
Improvement in the Montgomery county
iAiI. and 10 naY cots Of prosecutnn.
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NASHVILLE, December I0.-The shooting
tournament of the Tennessee eportsmen' :
association was closed to- day by shooting for
the second purse-of fifty dollars-which had
been postponed on account Of rain. kirkman
won the fret money, Merriman the second,
Sanders aud Dow divided the third, and Pur-
year won the fourth.
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sufficiency; q but moderate, and of very
poor crops; % report a very considerable
deficiency.
8. Labor: IS report laborers working well,
and general morale good; IA report them
working only moderately well; II that the
morale of leborers is not good.
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TEentY Thonsana DOLLAR Da,nages.

CINCTNNATI. December IU-H. and d.
Wilder. of Kentucky, brought suit IN the
c;npati Enquirer company, claiming twenty
thousand dollars damages for alleged libelous
publication in connection vita plaiEtl gsT &C.
ton toward certain PARTIES in Louisville en-,
R-.ed N the lottery business under the name
of the Common~ 5..l h distribution company.
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masked Men at work In Texns.

GALVESTON, December IG.-The Mems s
Waco special says that on sunday. uear
Summersville, masked men surrounded the
house OF John Stull, and threw tJrpedoei in
side, and on the inmates rushing out, shot
ltuI1s cl-,;th John Stull was killed, ad
Smith wife and bany wounded. The assas-
sins are unknowp. - -.
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Port Jeryis Once More.

PORT JERvIs, n. y, December 10.-A
heavy rain has caused foods in all the
streams, interruptiDR railway travel and do
ing much damage to property. The outlet
of the Port Jervis reservoir is Overlooking its
banks. Bridge No. 2, near Stephens Point,
Jefferson branch of the Erie road, one hun
bred feet long ami thirty-two feet high, was
carried away this afternoon.
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CAPITAL PRIZE. $50 900.
100000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH
HALF-TICKETS,O ONE DOLLAR.
.SIIO,4OO

1901 frZeS, amounting TO-. SI10,4 400
Responsible corresponding agents W 4nted at all
will be paid.
TO the Home Office In New Orleans
Write clearly stating full address, for further In
FORMATION, or send orders 10 n =. DAUPHIN
r. %. ROx 692, New Orleans La or TO D.
l.. Gillespie, u West Court ST., Memphis, Tenn
Az GRIND Extraordinary Drdloil.1s are t,,,ifr
tts SlIperriSlOn and management of GENERALS a
T. BEAURECiARD and JUBAL A EARLY
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton aud gold: Lireypool cot
ton. I-1Gd. Memphis cotton, s i-se. Nsio
Orleans cotton, 5 I-2c. GalrestOA cotton,
s-se. Nsic York cotton, &c. Ns'c York
gold. 100 Is.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
An Exon OratIOD.

0IRAND JI HUN DtctIHUtT IUl IoI6.
EDITORS APPEAL-We, the undersigned
citizens of Grand Junction, promised you, if
you would hold back your. comments upon
the character of Hon. Edward Becton,
we would give you the facts in the case
You stated in your columns that Beeton, the
mayor Of Grand Junction, had run away with
the money belonging to the dead and dying.
We now have the pleasure to state to the
public that Colonel Becton's accounts have
been examined, and that there was not one
word of truth in tue statement made in your
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Acknowledgment OF Thanks.

On behalf of the orphans of ST. Peters
asylum, the undersigned tin the absence of
zens' relief committee, of the sum of two
thousand nine hundred and eighty-six dol
lars and sixty-four cents, that being t.s
amount to which the orphans of st. Peters
asylum are entitled under the pro izta diatr;-
button of funds remaining in the nsz::.5 -:
said committee. This sum, embracing as IL
ity to our people during time of sores. trial
will, in the hands, of the sisters in chages q
the one hundred and twenty-six inmates of
st. Peters asylum, go far toward s;.YF>iiYi,ssz
the wants of the little ones throughout the
winter months. Their prayers, not words of
ours, can adequately reward the generous
donors. JOHN g. TooF,
JOHN i DIJFFY
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German-American Building and
Loan Association.

A SPECIAL meeting OF the Stockholders, for the
u purpose Of Iatifying the action taken bT the
Board or Directors regarding the COLLECTION OF dues
and Interest for the months of September October
II, 1878, at 7Is o'clQek pm.
., The regular nrcathly loan meeting will be he'd at
December dues promptly during the day, Otherwise
fines will be enforced.
h BEEspORF Sec'y
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WEATHER ORGANIZATIONS.
WAX DEPT. SIGNAL SERVICE U. 3. ARMY.
TUESDAY, December 10, 1873, 10 pm.
IN. NEAL. Phyaie signal sery ce.

SHIPMENTS Of cotton yesterday 1908 bales,
against 2724 bales last year; since September
Let, 80 PSI tales.
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MEMPHIS, December 10, 1878.
The Burning Of Government Tents

EDIToRs APPEAL-The government has
ordered, it appears, the tents used here this
summer to lie burned. Is there no one to pro-
test against such unnecessary destruction |?
Why not sell them aud purchase blankets
for the poor who are now shivering with the
cold, whose bed-clothing was destroyed this
summer? 1t was not optional with them,
they were compelled to burn everything in
the shape of bedding used by those dying
with the fever without any adequate provi-
sion having been made for its being replaced.
The late cold spells have thoroughly dIsin-
fected the tents and there is no danger in
them. Ii there was as much eagerness aud
determination displayed in perfecting the
sanitary condition of our city as in the I'M
necessary destruction of bedding, tents, etc.,
we would have fewer visitations of such ma
hgnant fever as we had last summer 1t
seems all attention is directed to quarantine
and thereby the fears of our citizens lulled
You, gentlemen of the press, are the senti-
Dels; keep a good look out. MALARIA.
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and Ladies of Honor,

pARTIE5 desiring to join as charter members of
L Pearl Lodge, No, are notified to be present
at meeting to be held at No 254 second rect. on
Thursday evening, December 18th, at hall past sew
en- O'Clock For convenience OF applicants, april
cations may be handed 10 the undersigned.
A GASTON Mania
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THE NATIONAL HOUSES

Hold a Brief Session Yesterday, but for
the Time Being Show Up Good
WOrk-Bilis 10 Exchange
Subsidiary Coin for
Trade Dollars,
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st, GeOrge's SOciety,

YTNBE members of St Georges Society OF Tennes-
Il see are requested to meet at their Lodge-room,
corner Beale and fernando Streets this (WEDN GS
DAY) evening. at O'Clock, on business OF impor-
tance All kngl shmen, or The SONS OF Eng ishmen,
who wish TO connect themse YES with this society
are invited to attend By order.
W. JOCKEY, President.
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITYTo WIN
q r IRTUNE- FIRST GRAND DISTRIBUTION,
CLASS A, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, JAN
UARY IA. 1879-1Oith Monthly Drawing.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co.
This Institution was regularly incorporated by the
Legislature OF the State for Educational and Charits
Die purposes In 1858, with capital of 81 900 600
to which 1t has since added reserve fund of $3.50
600. Its Grand single Number Dise11.
butlOn will take place menthly on the second
Tuesday. 10 Tae1sS scales or poStDOTes Look at the
following Distribution:
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BUKAREsT, December 10.-The churches
to-day commemorated the fall of P levna.
Dublin.
DUBLIN, December 10.-Ghief- il stice Mo-
nahan, Encouragement during the troubles
of 1S48, is dead.
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Berne.
Madrid.

BERNE, December 10.-Colonel B. HAM
mer was elected president and DR.. Ewtely
vice-president of the Swiss confederation for
1879
The New York herald., 1878-02-25

DROFkssOR ACkBR. OF PAkIs,T WILL POSITIVE.
J. y remove pits caused By smallpox fcckes pimpe and
al marks Of the lace. 70 East 18th st.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMusExKsrs-isr PAer-4th, 5.h and sth coils
AsTKoLOGY-7nl PAcE- 9Th col.
MExE EsrE FOR
sysISSsss eSEoE1ysIIIEsasrs 9SsIG s.sr
yISr.ss so COL
SSSehASS nSp .t s. COL
CofxRTNERsaffFfs"%sr r. % PAcr. N w w.
E0gETsY ysi. so4Rpy52P r4c.I.ssOIa 81,
pENfisfRYNeTn PAGE-eth col
pwEIHiNS Houses ESsTSo To LET. FURNISHED AND
UhFURNIsHEDn n2n PAsE-ist col a.. -.
fEggEsSrHs1H EYES lsS EAas.as fas.s's R4ss,.. col COL
ExCURSToNs-7rn PAGx-eth col.
EIkANCIAL.erM Page,
SGRSisHE6 RooNs AND APARTMENTS TO LET
rAs.s.. 60.
HEEF w11ssFFEEPpHAEsa esoss:s
HORsEE GAkRIAGEs xC.-isr PAGH-2d and ID coils
HousEs. kooHs. i e.. wANrED-2D pAos-ls. col.
Esc1E SofsoEs COL
h4iT HsI nhHTEsisr COL
SSihSSS1t1fIGo fGo5sSi% n T.ss-ssh e COL
new Si FtBLicArioNs~srS it up P4s.-esh col
$hSSSsRE5s sf$5Ssi5ss
ouT 81 rnE CITY FOR SALE OR
EsE1lsl e EssEsa As.sd co..
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-.1sT PAck-lst COL
REWAROS-lsr PA6E-1st col.
SALES All AUCTlON-2D PAGy-2d and Sd coils.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-7rH fAGx-lst, ID
slry1rioss t0s Sc rAer-4.h COL
SPECIAL. NOTICES-lsr PAGx-lst ann I'd coils
EPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-lsr PAGE-2d col.
kTALLIONS-lsr PAGx-2d col.
bIORACiE-0TH PACE-6th col.
THE TRADES-7TH PAGK-4th col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPUSES-2p PAcE-lst col
TRAVELLkKE' GUlDE-7rH PAGE-6th eel.
UEFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-
IN PAGr-1st COL t. tH ,.'
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-2D PAGE Sd COL
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOX SALE OR
TO LET-lsr PAGE-3d col. ~ fl'
The New York herald., 1878-02-25

j. HAYON'S ORATORlO,
THE SEASONS"
"rlik SAASOyS."
PUBLIC REHEARSAL
on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, February ~, 1879 At
O'Clock
CONCERT THURSDAY tYENING. February 2s. 1873
Mrs. lMOGENE BROWN sopranos
Mr.. GEORGE SIMPSON. Tcnos.
Mr.. A. E. SrODDARD, Baritone.
Dr.. DAMROSCH AND HIS GRAND ORCHESTRA.
Tickets tor sale At the usual places Rsscrysa scat to
seat to Concert February 2s M 81 so; admission
to Concert. February 20. at q r. M, 81.
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
DWELLING HOUSES,
AT PRIVATE SALE.
NOS. lOS AND110
WEST STATE ST., TRENTON.

The subscriber having engaged in other business 10 de-
srous OF dsposing Of tho above propere where
resides, which present BOARDING HOUSES
having IS PERM ANENT BOARDEKS In both housee
These dwellings communicate with each other and have ali
viii be soid together or scpar itely.
Ne. itps is THREE slORY tsingle 'front.' BRICK
HOUSE rs feet 'front.' containing IA rooms, with
lar basement kitchen In rear large entry, double par
bathroom aud water closet second hoor five
third floor
No. 10 we'll built, three story double 'front.'
brick house 30 feet front with Connecticut stone
trimmings This dwell Ing contains I6 been
built and Is flushed with walnut In part rot
and cond stories. II has bathroom. i've bedrooms aud
water closet second floor and six bedrooms third
floor
Hot and cold water gas kc, In both houses with COM
plete sewerage into Pettys Kun.
These properties adiJn and communicate with zach
other.
This location is OF the pleasant In the city TO
be appreciated should be visited.
they will b. sold separately together with without
the furniture.
Terms easy othids OF the purchase money may re.
main the promises.
JAMES MURPHY or
JOHN l.. MURPHY, No. Il2, adioini ing the above
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-09-12

,, Our County ticket being in the
field, the next thing in order is the
nomination Of candidates for the Leg
islature tits this year a not less inn
= portant, work..li A United States Sen
atof is TO be elected. This is what
every man, should have uppermost in
his mind in choosing his Assembly
man. 1t may be supposed to be a
very easy matter to say who we want
for Senator--that any farmer, any me-
chanic, any laborcr, could choose and
vote for 2 proper man. But it is not
SO easy. 4 1t takes a man who has
'madeimen his study; one who knows
the ways and tricks Of politicians; the
ways and tricks of money gamblers;
the ways and tricks of men who make
money out Of the Ignorance, misfor-
tunes and crimes Of their fellows. 1t
is not every man who keeps hotel, a
store, a law shop even, or who loats
on the corners talking loudly of mat
ters above his comprehension, to men
more ignorant than himself, who
is fit to choose Senator. We want
also a man df.ability. knowledge Is
said To- be power, bat it is not power
+, unless it is set in motion. We want
men who will set their knowledge in
motion nepelegates already chosen
should make their duty of choosing "a
candidate for the Assembly study.
The Second District dominates at
Beetowu next Wednesday,. If a. good
man--one who fills'the bill as above :
IL nominated, we think he can be
elected. The other Districts in Grant
County are, likely to elect 'Repabli.
ID cans this year even if their candidates
are not obove tho average. GRAFT
County, fit does its whole duty, will
have q solid Republican representa-
ton in our next Legislature. Let Jig
do our duty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-09-12
LOT Fri.4 Renlnstedt vs. Rieh'd Briscoc, dis.
solution of partnership

lo7 Fri.@ Rcnlnstedt vs. Rieh'd Briscoc, dis
solution of partnership.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
State Of vi: consin vs. w ID Elliott, adult
terry; w H Beebe and Bushnell & Clark.
State of Wisconsin VS. James Jones, resist
ing officer; w H Beebe, Bushnell & Clark
|. safe Of Wisconsin VS. Wright Marshall,
sbasardy; w H Beebe, Bushnell Y Clark.
Estate Of w isconsin VS. w m Mink. bas-
tardy; " II Beebe, Bushnell 4 Clark.
Stale of Wisconsin VS. A Nj Barnum, adull
togy; w III Beebe and Barber & Clementson,
Bushnell & Clark.
State Of wisconsin vs. Alfre' Kinney, as7
sauit with intent to kill; w H Bt be, Bushnell
sssss g. u III 6I Baaa q Ais Z "a -
licious killing of an aninsal W II Beebc. BUSH
nell IL 6iark
State of Wisconsin vs. Lewis Adkins, selling
& CLARK. -
Static az Wisconsin, W Enoeh Adkins. arson,
| w Reebe. Rushnel & CLARK.
State Of Wisconsa ~ Thomas Raads,arson
/ W ", Beebe, Bushaeal,& Glark.ots asx 1
= SstcUf WISCONSIN - Casperl Fritz, resist
ing officer, w Beobe, Bushnell 4 Clark.
| aSsqte Of IKisconsiEl " EdY 9so , assaul
VIII iAsnnl 70 Etill. ~ ltgssses " sfi&G
/ Carter.
10 state .a Htisctusiu ys Jno. csyarsa agii ,Tas
salit ami battery, w Il Bcebe, " y = |
/ GartcassOs WaE .4a Rx.k.f8H4gG
State Of Wisconsin, Us Thos Johns, arson, Y
II Bcebe. ..s4t ! sssI...t .ssss....,tbs .at
| State of Wisconsin, VS. HarxewIiitsly, bas
/ tardv. " III Beetle sisafsHsaY aeAasss NJ
State Of w scoffi laiai W Joseph 'Nowacs as
| saut and battery, WI Beebe.
hi State Of WiseoasiiSss frank lerps asssuf
| withiintent to kill, w II BeeLe- sssaf ga
| State Of Wisconsin, vs. Elliott Graston, bur
glary, w II Beebe. ani,.ss assla II ~
! ~ State of Wiscansin.ys Reub an THbbs, assaul
i with attempt OF rape. ass L. seqeIsf4l
/ State of Wisconsin vs. Geo Reed and Saral
Pelteplace, adultery, TX II Beebe, .s'4
State of Wisconsin VS. Charles Chesley, bur
| glary W I'll Beebe. a0ss 4@4ssa sai sas - -
/ State'ot Wiseonsinys Chas Waring. appeal
81, - lt;s e S5si s. s sxfon convarse
| bastardv, w II Beebe, Bushnell& CLARK,
| Slate of Wisconsin VS. Richard Ryan, assault
| With intent to kill, w H Beebe, w Els G i
| Carter. - ss.g. lss, 4s..s. f..4i Ks.
State of Wisconsin vs Henry Logeman, sell
| ing liquor without fieensc,'W II Beebe and "
| E & G B Carter.
State of Wisconsip. vs. Henry Thiel, selli5:
4 liquor without license, " IL Beebe, W T g
i u Garter sa. Atkstti s3aus fsss9s 8s8a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-09-12
The State. election in Maine took

u The State, election in Maine took
place last Tuesday. Returns re-
ceived give the vote Of lie three
parties for Governor thus: Republic
can 47a278, Democratic 22754,
.Greenback 32,8le, showing that the
Gteenbaekers have a much larger
vote than the Democrats and the
Republicans have nearly as many
voters as both.ts The Republicans
have elected the whole Republican
delegation to Congress with possibly
the exception Of Hale. 81 a,at