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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-24

Notoriety Is TRANSIENT glory is fleeing. Dennis
Kearney, whose triumphant eastern tour but
little over year ago was described In all the
papers, recently travelled from San Francisco in
second-ciass car and on the entire route there
was ''nOne so poor as to do him reverence"
Chicago paper did briefly notice the fact that
Dennis was a econd-class passenger. and that he
was smoking pipe; then he was permitted to
drop out Of sight. The pestilent demagogue has
lost his grip IL San Francisco Even the hood
lumS got tired of him. and his '.orationS" at the
sand lots failed to draw crowds. Kalloch, the
new mayor Of San Francisco, who owed his
nomination and, to great extent, his election
to kearney, was the man who upset the latter.
Kaloch is ambitions and he sought to effect
combination between the workingmen and
democrats in California. kearney Sworc that it
should not be done. Then KallOch vowed that
Kearney should not prevent it, and schemes
were devised for the overthrow Of Dennis inf1u-
ence. The democrats had some political power
and 1t was used to the 'beSt advantage" which
was considered to be the furthering of the union
favored by Kalloch. 1t was not long until Kear-
ney got only the cold shoulder from his old
friends, aud after making a strong effort to
recover his power and meeting with signal
failure, he bought second-claSs ticket and
came east. He hadn't even influence enough
left to get pass and take rank among the dead
heads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-24

The Boston Transcript opposes the third term
plan and comes out for Secretary Sherman as
the man for the republicans to orally round.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-24

A bill to reorgantze the Congressional dis
tricts in South Carolina has been defeated in
the legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-24

The New York World has joined the Seymour
boom, by firing of series of conundrums In his
favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-24

EPERGNES.
TEA SETS, WATERS,
CAKE BASKETS. FRUIT STANDS,
BUTTER DISHES, ICE PITCHERS,
CARD RECEIVERS, TOILET SETS, RODGERS
Il SONS TABLE CUTLERY,
VASES, &C.. &c.
full stock. all new goods, and at the lowest
prices.
HARRIS e. SHAFER,
dec1s-tj11 1913 Pennsylvania arenMe.
G. A II d.
On and after SATURDAY the Goth instant, our
BRANCH STORE ON MARKET SPACE will be
CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. The
Clerks will be transferred to our
DOUBLE STORE,
thus giving us additional force to wait on our
THOUSANDS OF CUSTOMERS, whom we re-
sreGtfully invite to call during the HOLIDAY
LANSBURGH a. BRO,
dec19-1w 4O4 and 4O6 7tl, st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-24

25 BARRELS
PLEASANT VALLEY SWEET CATAWBA WINE,
BEST IN THE CITY. 81 PER GALLON.
s'GREAT WESTERN" CHAMPAGNE"
UNSURPASSED BY ANY IMPORTED.
CAR LOAD OF CHOICE NEW YORK CIDER
GENUINE NEW ENGLAND RUM. 81. per gal.
Excellent Sherry Wine, per gallon. 90
s lbs. Choice Malaga Grapes. 100
lbs. Choice New Mixed Nuts ................ LOO
Gallon "Our Bouquet Whsky"............... $50
Box London Layer Raisins. =. 49,. .......... $50
French Cream Candy, Bon Bons. per h.. 20
Brown Sugar, per lb &c.
White Sugar, per ID. &c.
Granuated Sugar, per ID. 10c.
G. d. O'iARE d SON,
1913 7th st. and Cor. II and 4t1t SITS. n.tc.
dec16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-24

OPENING
OF HOLIDAY GOODS AT NOOTS',
915 Pennsylvania Avenue.
The largest and cheapest stock of elegant dressed
DOLLS in Washington, at NOOT'S.
In LACES We have the finest and msst complete
stock.
Real Duchess JABOTS, at $50.
Real Duchess BARBES, 81. IS.
Real Duchess SKARFS, at 81. so.
Real Point De Russo LACE SETS, at 81 Is to 81. so
the set.
Black Satin RIBBONS 2 to inches wide, at 20 to25.
Fancy RIBBONS, y inch to 81 inches wide. at
from z, II to 35c. the yard.
Real Breton sCARFs, at rs to 25c. each:
Real Breton LACES, from Is to 25c., all widths,
French Thread LACES, to 35c.. at NOOTS.
Point De spraet NETT, double width, 35 the yard.
In1aid Lacquered Glove and Work BOXES, at So to
81, worth GO and 81; SO each HANDKERGHIEFS.
Velvet BONNETS; Ladies' Breakfast and Dress
CAPS at NOOTS,
016 Pennsylvania aue.,
decS Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-24

Lord Beaconsfeld finds himself in a dilemma
with regard to the Afghan policy and to adopt
either horn Of it must very materially affect
public sentiment in England. The British forces
In Afghanistan must either retreat or be rein
forced. To retreat would be confession that
the policy has proved-at least-a partial fall
ure, and to send out reinforcements will swell
the cost of the war, at which the people are
already grumbling. The masses of the English
people cannot see where they have derived any
advantage from the expenditure of the vast
sums required to carry out the afghan policy"
and nations are as sensitive as individuals where
The purse is concerned. Meantime the "rebel-
nOus' Afghans are swelling In numbers and are
growing more daring and aggressive. Some
thing must be done soon, or Beaco1s1eld will
find himself responsible for rout of the English
troops, and that would be almost certain to
arouse public indignation against his policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-24

AT BURCHARD'S
Can be found complete assortment Of
HOLIDAY GOODS,
all new, fine and cheap.
A full assortment of PURE CANDIES.
BURCHARD'S CANNED COFFEE
still goes like Hot Cakes, in which excellent COM
pany it is very commonly found.
Lots of people smack their lips over Good Coffee
without suspectng that it came from one Of Burch-
PATAPSCO BAKING POWDER
is endorsed by the most eminent Cooks and Chem
lists. AL fine Groceries at
BURCHARD'S,
does Pa. ave. and FO,1r-and-0-Ealf st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-24

Tomorrow being Christmas, and legal hoi-
day In the District of Columbia, The STAR will
not be issued again until Friday evening, except
in the event OF unusually important news being
received In the meantime.
On Saturday double sheet issue of The STAR
will be published, which will, by the quantity
and quality of matter it contains amply make
up for the number thus omitted, and at the same
time afford business men the best means within
their reach of communicating with the public.
Advertisements intended for the double sheet
may be handed In at any time before ~ O'Clock
on Saturday, and the earlier the better
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-24

NEW BOOKS YOR THE HOLIDAYS.
ILLUSTRATIONS from Hawthorne's Scarlet Let
ter; by Darley 80.
BRAZIII-fhe Amazons and the Coast by Herbert
H. Smith; illustrated; SIS.
AMERICA-m,Omr National Hymn; Illustrated:
THE HOPEFUL; Hour Series vols. of choice Sc
lected Poetry; So. Is.
LETTERS Of Chas; Dickens 2 vols; So.
THE CHRISTMAS BELLA novel arrangement
of Choice Carols; SOC.
FLOWERS of the Sky: by Richard A. Proctor; 81.
VIM. BALLIANTXNE q SON,
dec19 1873 7M street n 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-24
SEFUL HOLIDAY GOODS.

old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN
~ as the best, 80 is JUSTH'S old stand known for
HAND CLOTHING can be sold at respectable
prices. Address OF call ct JUSTH'S old stand. No.
619 street. between 9th and It'll streets n. W., or
Branch Store, No. 4O8 9th street. between D and
streets N. B.-Note by mail promptly attended
to, sopI6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-24

ing apparel promptly cieansed or dyed, In the best
manner and ct prices a. low e for the same style
address as shove. Your goods win be called for and
deRassssd frsS Of e1tSs e. 1--WE WyEasEArLEY oaa
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21
VERY LATEST NEWS
A Record of Important Events
Domestic and Foreign.
WASHINGTON.

Coz. JoHS HAY. the well known
private secretary Of President Lincoln,
has been appointed assistant secretary OF
state, vice Seward resigned. says dis
patch OF the nth inst,
Two points, says % special of the 18th
inst, will be made IN Secretary Sherman's
report TO congress. First, he will ask
congress 10 relieve him from further
coinage of silver dollars, and, second, he
will ask congress 10 authorize the con
tinuancc Of the funding operations.
SENATOR'S CARPENTER and Conklng
health, says IA Washington dispatch of
the 18th. They both, also, have cases in
the supreme court, or other courts here,
which they are preparing for trial. Car
penter Is hopeful OF n speedy recovery,
and is promised by his ply stefan that he
shall be in shape TO take his seat In The
senate December LIST. lie will probably
take his seat, but TINT he will he able to
take an active part In the struggles OF
congressional legislation, Is not believed.
Conkling's illness Is not thought to be
Of 70 serious a character.
UPoN representation of numerous atil.
davits Of special agents Of the post Office
department, Postmaster general Key has
arrived at the conclusion that all lottery
correspondence and lottery agents are
doing fraudulent business within the
purvicw Of his statutory powers con
corning "schcmcs 10 dciraud the public"
He therefore on the 18th inst commenced
the issuance Of special orders To post
masters Of specified cities, directed by
name, against all persons known to be
concerned in the lottery business, for
bidding postmnstcrs to pay any postal
money order or to deliver any registered
letter addressed TO persons thus named.
The money orders and regis cred
letters are TO be returned to
the scndcrs, and the letters
NE 10 be stamped with the word fraud.
ulcnt." In view also Of tho fact that tick
cts do business under assumed powers,
the department has also issued instruc
lions for rigid enforcement of existing
regulations which require posimnsters
10 send all ordinary mail matter address
cd to names that are known 10 be ilcti.
tious to the dead letter Office.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21
Calirornia's First Baby.

1t was on the Fourth of July, and
Downievile celebrated. The stars and
stripes tloated over peeled and lofty
pine. and the chorus Of the anvil had
r echoed through the hills. The house
was crowded with miners; poet, reader
and orator had performed their parts,
and the recently organized brass band
was giving in boisterous resonance some
national anthem, when suddenly there
burst out the feeble wall of an infant;
first l,w then swelling out III all the de-
fart strength of his baby lungs. The
band put forth its loudest strains; the
baby melted TO renewed exertion, re-
doubled its vigor.
1t was nip and tuck between the band
and the baby. The young mother did
her best to divert the child and hush
him, when from the audience there up
rose brawny miner, and shaking his
fist ut the musicians, he cried: Hush
that blamed band and give the baby II
ehancel' The band stopped its playing,
and never did stalwart men listen to
sweeter music than those exiles from
home and women, as they drank in the
tones Of the wailing child. There were
tears III many an eye The child was
hushed upon its mothers breast, and at
the word there went up three rousing
cheers FOR the first baby Of the Northern
Sierras
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21
How Adams Handled a Musket.

In l777 John Adams was appointed
commissioner to France, to take the
place Of Silas Deane, and embarked on
board the Boston frigate. In the course
of the voyage, the commander of the
Boston saw a sail, which carried the flag
of the enemy, and the temptation to
engage with her was 50 strong, that, al.
though contrary TO his orders, which
were limited to carrying Mr.. Adams to
France, he determined, il possible, to
capture her. Having obtained the per.
mission Of the commissioner, he made
sail in chase; and when coming up with
the enemy, he represented the danger
Of remaining or deck, and insisted
upon Mr.. Adamss retiring below. out
of gun.shot. Having seen his charge
safely deposited with the surgeon, the
captain returned 10 the deck: the
courses We're clewed up, all hands beat
to quarters, bulkheads down, decks
sanded, matches lit, and the fight be-
gun. In the midst of il. the captain
saw, to his surprise, that Mr.. Adams had
escaped his confinement below, and
with musket in hand, WAS doing
the duty Of marine with great dex.
terity and composure. He Immediately
went to him and said, MY duty, air
IS to carry you unhurt to France, AMI Al
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21
GENTLEMEN of business ability whose

GENTLEMEN Of business ability whose
time is vol fully occu led, would do well
TO consider the offers made by the
Equitable Life Assurance Society TO
local agents, The average annual new
business II this Company for the past
eight years. has been larger than that
of any other company in existence. 1t
has recently made it, policies incontes-
table after three years. and has gained
y worldwide reputation for great ilnan-
cial strength and promrtnoss in tho
payment of its death claims. Letters
should be addressed to the Equitable
Life Assurance Society, 120 Broadway,
New York.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21

ZApKiEL, the British prophet, i'll his
almanac for 1880, intimates that the
stars will have more or less TO do with
the affairs Of this country the coming
year. In March, owing to some male iic
conjunction Of the planets, "the presi-
dent will find ample scope for the ex-
ercise of his moderation, wisdom, and
patience, for politics will be very lively
and embittered in America, and United
States soldiers will have to take to the
warpath.' There will be feverish ex.
citement in New York in May, and
.the marshalling Of troops will rouse
the martial instincts of American PEG
ple," this unfortunate state Of affair be.
ing caused by "the square Of Mars and
Saturn" Eclipses are also to bring NJ
bad harvests and other troubles. As e
the third term. and other matters to be
settled at the polls . year hence
ZAdkiel gives no information.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21
FOREIGN.

Two thousand Belfast spinners struck
fo- higher wages Nov. l4lh.
THE German minister of war has
ordered survey Of the Baltic coast to
ascertain whether additional dclen ces
are necessary, says = dispatch of tie
10th.
ON the London stock exchange, on the
18th inst, Russian and Turkish securi,
ties suffered heavy decline owing to
generally credited rumors OF serious
political complications.
THE beet crop In France is declared ~
be miserable failure. A cablegram OF
the 18th says the price VI sugar has IN
creased and many rttineries are idle.
The crop Is not only inferior In quality
but very short in quantity.
In was reported in London on the l4th
Of November that Sir Austin Layard,
British ambassador to Turkey, had been
instructed to hold no further communi.
cation with the porte regarding Asia
Minor, but 20 send for the British fleet
SO that il might anchor in Turkish
waters rs soon as possible.
The Turkish ambassador vt London
telegraphed the porte, on the 18th, that
he be- ieved he had so presented The mat
ter To Lord Salisbury th the latter was
convinced that all rune rs of an under
standing between Russia and Turkey arr
groundless These rumors had caused
the Il itish government To send rs ieet
into the Black Sea, aud an open rupiur,
was threatened.
DirnrHsRIA, says = London dispatch q
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21

A VERY comfortable den Of thieves
has been discovered in IL cave in
mountain near Paterson, n.
J. IL was fitted with straw mattresses,
blankets, plentiful supply Of liquor
bottles, and other appliances that would
indicate that the occupants had been
holding high carnival there. The investi.
gators accidentally set fire TO the straw
scattered on the floor Of the den and
had narrow escape from being sullo-
Gated to death.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21

IT il but seldom that the judge Of u
United States cour' in Pennsylvania has
TO perform the duty OF pronouncing the
death sentence on u prisoner. II fell to
the lot Of Judge Butler, however, in
Philadelphia last week. in the United
States court, on Isaac Jacobson, found
guilty of murder on tho high seas on
an American ship. II Jacobson shall be
hanged II will DO the first execution OF n
capital sentence in that city by warrant
of the United States for great many
years. Between forty and fifty years ago
there were two-Porier, convicted Of
robbing the mail, and later on, Moran,
convicted ot piracy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21

THE United States fish commission
has received for the national museum
an entirely new species of octopus, or
devil fish, from Banquereau, presented
by the captain and crew Of the Glou.
cester schooner M. II. Perkins. The
fishermen are doing much for science
by their contributions Of specimens of
invertebrates and fishes from tho deep
seas. During the past summer they
have added the Tile fish to the list Of
food fishes, thus not only aiding science
but also adding to the luxuyies of the
table.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21

A 12-year-old boy, who had been
three days in tho employ of Broad
way dry-goods house, in New York,
was arrested ~ mn embezzler, and
proved to have stolen $50. His sys-
tenn was to destroy the cash checks as
they were given HIM by the sales
ladies, and put the money in his
pocket. Out of the money he stole he
purchased silver watch and chain,
and presented several Of tho salesladies
with baskets Of grapes and California
pears. When arrested portion of the
stolen money was found in his shoes.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21

Adams-S W Pierce.
Ashland, Bayneld, Barron, BurAett, Douglas
and Polk-L, l.. Gunderst II.
Bown-B Fontaine, D. L. sedgwtck, G Wiz
cor.
Buffalo Frank Glman
Calumet Il. " PdfkibSOa.
Chippewa and Prcr-H. c. McRae
Clark, Lincoln, Taylor sn4 Wood-N. H.
Withee.
Columbia Addison Eaton, Nat Lorth
Crawiord-H. II. Wooster.
Dane-JohR Tierney, Thomas Beattte, C. &.
Crosse.
podge-Aug. Rossler. J. Heimeyl II D. G
Williams h. f. Sherman.
Door-E s. Minor.
DuHn-J. McGllton.
Eau Clare-lra u. Bradford.
Fond uu Lac-W. A Adamson, ID. d. TreleYan,
j. f. Ware, lgnatiaS Kiotz
Grant-Chas. Watson. John A. Klindt j
Brin Hey.
Green-Cyrus Troy. Burr Sprague.
Green Lake Richa d Pritcnard
lowa-R. Kennedy. Chas. q. Cox,
!sckson-R. ID. Wilson.
Jentrson-Jesse Stone, j. D. Bullock. s. 4.
CIdiq.
Juneau Geo. II. Kenyon, Jonn T. Kingston.
Eeuo>ha-CurneliuS v ltams.
Kewaunee-J. II. Dar6eiidy.
La Crosse-John Bradley.
"a rayete-T H. Shelton. bernard McGinty.
Manitowoc-John CareN Peter Eaader, ". IL.
IlemschmeJer,
MarathOn-j0hn RiRqke.
Marqu.t &C. s. Kr s.y.
Mlwiukee-C. 9. Prime, OTTO Laverenz Ed
Wdrd he0gh, Z. b Simpson. John Bentley, G S.
Rr. ser, c. l.. Colby Chds r. Freeman Luther
ellison, Washington Boorse, Patrick Merfty
Monroe-Eli Waste, Robert Campbell.
Ocont0 Marinettc and ShawAto %. A. Els
Ontagame-J. Z. PETERSON, Joseph ,f0yer
OZaukee Fred. w. Horn Und)
Pepn an part of Buffdlo-Wm. Allison.
fierce-N T.. Haugen.
Purtrge-F. ". McDill.
Kacine-- w r. Packard. John Posustow
Richland-W II. Joslin, j. II Chase
ItoGs-R. j. Burge, f.. 5. Lawrence. l.. S Lord
st. Croix-James HILL
Sauk +. Blakeslee, 4. Gillespie.
Sheboygan-IV w. M. Root, h. Mcintyre, John
Ruch.
Trempealeau-A. A. Arnold
Vernon j. Eckhardt, Dr., D. G. Yakey
Walworth- George Il. Allen, ID. S. Barnes, C. s.
Blanchard.
WashinRton--John G. Frank, b. S. We'll.
Waukesha-JOhn Schnsitz II II. Aekley.
Maupaca-S. A. PHI lips. Nels Anderson.
Naushara-C. w. Muors.
Winnebago WIN. WALL A. II. II Kruger, Il.
W. Webster, ID. r. BEAN.
Republicans %: De nocrats. IN Italics %;
Greenbackers, in SMALL CAPS, =; independent l.,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21

the 18th, which for several years has
made great ravages in Russia, seems to
be gaining more and more ground. The
disease has attained such frightful pro-
portions in Navoe ,Vremigo, that the per.
centage of mortality far exceeds that oil
births. In the small district of Mirgo
rod, where The epidemic has been raging
since 1875, there were Ala died from the
disease. In 1876, 1877, there died 1,3Os
person. In Odessa, since May last diph-
iberia snatched away rs per cent. of the
children, and in Slower Apol, in the
course of four months, one-half Of the
infant population fell victims to the dis
case.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21

THE trade in Sen shells is principally
in the hands OF single Philadelphia
firm, who recently received cargo OF
twenty thousand of what are termed
tho Common conohes," and which
wholesale at IS to 80 per hundred.
They are brought from the Bahamas
nj a very cheap rate, as they make ex'
cellept ballast. The shells arc gathered
by negroes, who fish them out Of tho
water with long poles. Tho "queen
conch" is much rarer shell, and has
to be dived for. The wholesale price
is about $50 per hundred. AT MI in.
land places the shells are in great de-
mand,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21

The tax-collector of San Francisco,
finding it impossible to collect the tax
on Chinese hospital in that city, lev
led on wooden god or idol that he
found in the building. The speed with
which the terrified Cainamen produced
the money and restored the god to Its
palace showed plainly that ii was deitv
Of considerable influence.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21

you are unwilling to 90 under matches
ofyour own accord, it is NV d lty to
put you there; and Selling the future
president of the republic in his arms,
be had him conveyed to place OF
safety, and took measures to keep him
there, which were effectual.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21
Wisconsin State Tax.

The following is the secretary Of
states statement of the valuation OF
taxable property of the several coun.
ties of the state of Wisconsin, as deter
mined by the state board of assessment
for the year 1872 and the apportion-
ment of the state and special taxes for
the said year 1879:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21
A World Of Good.

one OF the most popular medicines nov before
the American public, 10 Hop Bitters. You see II
every where. People take II with good eject Ii
Quilts Them up. Il is not ss pleasant TO lake as
some o her Bitters, a ii il wnisay drink II
more ike the old fashioned bone set trA that has
done world or GOOD. Ii you dent feel lust right
try Hop Bltters-4yHada Nstrs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21

THE late Mrs Davis, wife of Senator
Davis, was the daughter Of Judge Walk
err who was the equal in culture and i'm
telleot Of apy Of the many famous peo-
pie OF Berkshire comfy, Mass. She was
married to Mr. Davis in 1888, and the
young couple moved at once'to Bloom
ington, Ill.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21

Across the Housatonic, i short dis
mncc north Of Falls village, was lately
seen single thread Of spiders web,
three TO four hundred feet in length.
1t is conjectured that the insect must
have calculated the distance, and when
the wind favored, contriyed that the
already spun thread should be waited
acrasS
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21
CRIME.

CnAs, DREws and Frank Stitchler
were hanged on the laih lust. at Lebanon,
Pa, for the murder Of Joseph Raher al
lndiantown Gap, on the It'll of October
Two men, named Snyder and Gilbert,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-11-21

*The total taxes" include besides
the Estate tax" special taxes for the
State Hospital. Northern Hospital, In
dus'rial School for boys, amounts due
on loans to school districts and special
loans.