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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-02-27
Chicago & Tomah Railroad

Trains make connections at Woolman viii r..s
ger trains on the N. & st. Paul R.R.
d. r. w. WILLIAMS, p FLYNN
rresiasnt. Superintendent
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-02-27

CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. IS.
Wheat 93c. Corn 3S36c. Oats 227sc. Rye 46lSc.
Barley 40@45c. Mess Pork 5000. Hogs So s5(a AIS
Cattle 81 .65Gl4 Is,
LANCA0TEU.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-02-27

The q. s. Senate was in session all
Monday night trying to get quorum.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-02-27
Villas HOUSE.
FOR sALEOR RENT.

A farm OF l6o acres. all under improye-
ment for sale on easy terms If the same is
not SOLD By March l,next, it will be to rent for
cash. Apply to the undersigned.
Jan Jan. Q, 1879. D. SCHREINER
Lancaster, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-02-27
Unaez. CNlIsyulsOn .

and the remainder is covered with good second
growth timber On the farm is good, large dwelling
with never-failing spring of pure and cold water
ana spring house convenient to the dwelling. Also a
barn with basement stable, 3ox40 feet, and another
Stable lex2O feet granery, corncrib, and pig pens
nicely arranged for feeding stock. Cattle sheds and
yards with good spring-everything being planne ed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-02-27
At a Bargain.
LESS THAN HALF

offer for sale my Store room and pwal,;,, r,s
House Stable and good WELL with nearly an acre lot
OF ground, in EIlenboro, for
LESS THAN HALF
applicants that sell from ' '''"
$1,000 to $4,000 Worth Of Goods per Year.
Also my Blacksmith Shop and Dwelling are Offered
ior ABOUT nall what they be built for The
evening Is nice two-story frame, with good cellar
and good well. and the shop is large enough for
shoeing and repairing and storing away bnggies and
sieds. can prove this TO be one of the
BEST STANDS
of ,, one packsmifh IN the county. My reason for
s5mo poor health. j A. AUPPERLE
Ellenboro, wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-02-27
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
Spring Of 1879.

The regular Examinations of Teachers fol
Grant County will be held as follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-02-27
Q Q N " Il NJ e N q Z.

For further particulars call and see Geo. Aupperle
On the farm, or G, Aupperle miles southeast of
Lancaster, or j. A. Aupperle at Ellenboro.
G. AUPPERLE.
Ellenboro, Wis. January 20. 1879 47m2
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-10

vention and TO create kindly feel
ing toward improvements on the
part Of all workmen, the case is
very different. There the pref u-
dice against labor-saving devices is
often so strong ths: workmen will
see an industry driven out of the
country, and themselves left with
out employment, rather than change
their mode Of working. Such sui-
cidal foolishness would be impossi-
BILE among artisans educated by q
liberal patent law TO appreciate the
ultimate benefit Of labor-saving de-
vices.
One Of the largest machinists in
England recently purchased a val
liable invention for making rail-
way, carriage and other springs by
machinery, but his ~orkmen posi-
lively refused to avail themselves
Of il, L, ended in him sending his
eontrivanee 10 Belgium, together
with suitable material, and the
springs are actually made there and
returned TO England.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-10
Proposals for Court House.

/ Proposals for furnishing all material, ans
I erecting and completing a Court House at Alpena
Mich, will he reviewed until the 5th day ef Janu
I airy, 4. ID. 1851, As follows;
I i.-rroposals must be in the following form
Il, or we, a. the case may be- hereby propose Y
furnish all materials and labor required for Tn,
erection and completion Of the Court House, al
I Alpena, all in conformity with the drawings
7 spNahcations, stipulations and conditions SCI
forth and prepared by A. z. French, architect
{ for the sum of dollars, and pledge myself
I or ourselves as the case may he TO enter into
written contract With the BOARD Of SUPERVISOR
VI Alpena county, with good and approved se.
caritic> within fifteen days AFTER being notified
that the had has been accepted." 80
Each propnsAl must be accompanied with
Aana executed by the bidder and two sureties
Jointly and seVerAlly bound in the sum OF three
thousand dollars, conditioned that such bidder
vii within Is DAYS after the acceptance Of pro-
p,Sal. enter into contract for the erection OF the
building shove provided.
S-Each proposal must he enclosed in a seal
envcloyss. ana addreSsed. james A. Case, Chair
man Il the ROArd Of supervisors, Alpena, Mich.
and endorsed On end Of envelope, Proposals for
Court Houss."
The Roard Of Supervisors Of said Alpena
county. reserves the night 20 reject any and all
hiis ana no tid or propnSl will be considered
unless the for~saing conditions are complied with
HlanS. drawings and specifications may be seen
80 the crice 81 W. n. Johnson, County Clerk, Ale
pcns. Msoh, and Also =; the ofhce Of A. L. French
archi;sci, neiro't Mich,
JAMES A. CASE.
Chairman.
". Z. JOHNSON
Clerk.
DATED Nov. - iS-S 80.
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Good Pressed Beef.

We commend - our many new
housekeeping readers the follow
Ing, which has been partly given in
former years, Take any fresh lean
beef-ihe cheaper pieces, as the
upper part Of the leg shove the
soup pieces" SnSwcy very well ;
that containing ienions o. plenty
Of Selatine is even preferable, snd
some of the round steak or any
other lean portion may be used
with it, Boil closely covered until
- tender thA; the msSi will fall
from the bones i, IS better 10
keep s closely fitting pan Of cool
water over the eNokins kettle. 10
conlsnSe and cSa>e - f&u hack the
rising steam co.;Aiu;nS the eScap-
ins aSvor,l Use Only - much Wa
ter s. Is necessary - prevent burn
ins. Take out The NEST, nix Sni
chop fine. Pat !; into s tn p&a o.
other deep dish. Skin II Sny ex-
cess a grease from the liquor, sid
Sai - tia Tablespoonful, Il Coops-'s
~ other eooi Sel&;ins tS- eSeh
three or four poaai> q meat
When Dissolved, po1r il iato the
chopped meat PAT - il s lS-Ss
plate ~ tn tA& vii 81 into tie
dish, &a3 plScs 12oa this i=e,vs -
twenty poGDas we;eAi-sSi-:-oo>
va answer. NAes col& il i 5
soS6 zs&Ss. froz which thiSk -
thin Slices zsAy Ne s-.t> that &rs
marble i appearances, as &-s very
excellent tar sandwiches o. ~
tea ~ h-e&ktsSi dish. All il va
See? ssrs-&, 3kvS ever il WAIT
~s4ths-, & sei Il : go, YlScs- Il
s tender, .GSsy, 6iSss;shls. ao1-isA-
ns, ca1venisai xa3 eoooo1ia&
VsiAL - American AsTsS=,i1-Ssi
Ia- Dee. :.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-10
Prof. B. f. CheeSbrO,
Teacher of the Piano, Reed
or Pipe Organ, Vocal
Music, Brass Bands,
ETC., Etc.

Pianos or Organs tuned by the year or other
wise, Cleaned. Action Regulated, Rebufied,
Strings furnished and put on, etc. All orders left
Alpena, viii be punctually attended TO. AS
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-10

Never i~ssrS ssvl IN IN pNrlOr, hut try 3,
calcA her in The httchca,
Aud n thorp WA eAsmce a. $40.
Nothing where ~ ought ~ No,
VhWashc'i dishes stan tins rOuni.
While thing neoslct oaa1 h poOnd.
Kitchen r0wltore all dusty.
VrNeasS sinh aud s,oVe Ills rusty,
sreOAs>i m,rrNNr, spotted acor.
haser marks upon the a,0r
CllarlcSs, UntidS sNwn,
oasc slceVe w AMI enc slcsve OWN.
Mails Nsck anil sear taSc
A. hcash ~s1,as SeeA d,Ngrscc,
Seesas the~e Ia whole ~ part,
NSaA t~ttsF ST war hat sNa start.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-10

Ns-7-, > As-fSy civsr tNsiI W, y. - nv o1s-s
III ssf scN-slsT q NfSszncks- 90 Fr1iSy q oAcA
wesS. sus-zc fhs uaziA g pseszlNs-. Us. fo-
thg Tl-'sSs q r'csCNlss sAXss CO tss ~ q sfss
vgh-. q Sa5s tc~rssAzy.
GEA = STEOCI- TssAsu-s-.
80 TcvlsAsT q 0Sszz,sks.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-10

4 poet szzc>> and ! oovs-es
hex VIII LIE lis ! gave Hoo-,
s1r. - hs La from rSsE ~ SaaA
s --nX-k&a,y open coru1e1xoca
Whs-s's HkD&ess s-s@Sl-S1&a,
mouth oovt
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-10
Dissolution.

No.ise ! he-SNy gwen that the fra q Rlasf.
Sara 4 IcAurV ve. liveryrncn. i dissolved ~ M
;-al conson;. AL Nllls due SID arm vii II ~
lccse3 ~ =. y. R.aSkhura-
4. y. BLACKBURN,
A. JoHNEON
A,reaA Nov. - iS-s. $Stv4
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-10

at B u - - ssne r-ss, or q ~ <1f |. As-
NNnfltf p W.T. rs1 lru.iicy ~ -s-l ws>
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Whine li,a 9 fr uunr- nu.lsirr- So -.
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ons seu-s AZ xhs -sasr aaassim
II DeHhsnics and nShsr inln-rrr-
nsG's IN ans ccnnr-y Ines IN <hs
s'iliinync~ az kme-scsr workman
~ -rces-s and v'escane pc~ l.A1r-
ssr1ns 1urenssans Vine uuz al
every sar az shrn k-e ar hars a.
re sDcce~tni irpuaass and NJ
hrrs ar<-pes n laas rqnr nvrr-
ann - uns az M szr-sc n.<zz nzs
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cunaihul. >us HsS 1h.z az <hns
u<ne1 rra ~ build pr apr.Iss <hs
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rnH BURGLARS RISE.

and beauty in their daily lives
stshinS for green forests, shad,
nooss and magnificent natura
scenery, while =, their very door
lie marvels unno;iced, srsnily ele
Qaent In their suhlimity and rsr'
lovehneSS
Who. Tor Instance, AmoN thos;
residins upon the shores ~ IN,
great northern lakes, have Thought
~ paying = visit a. the i>e-hcant
beach In winter, where tcNsen mas
ses sresos11e shapes jagged Nsr>.
and va,sy~tormsi eavernS radiant
with s'i,terias ioSoles have present
ei slNecsscles rivAlei ea)y ~ Tire
Sl>leaaNrS ~ the Mar North,
GA the western shore ~ Lake
Michigan miniature pslAr region
has existed, anno,Scel and anAppce.
eissea ~ careless rsSsSrs~ey, and
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f,y-a~s n inlisalfsusss - 4,.s IN, r.,,,, ~ y
hiitsfilat = n fist riH<s ~ I'M l.utll.
So o. drarrrsr and asa.llus Ess-s. Ia m
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-10

or OF capturing SO important an en-
, envy
; "Then so TO his hiding-plsce a
once" l said. sis IL near at handi'
GAY, but a few steps"
"Pounce upon him, secure him
and cry aloud for me. l will then
come and assist you"
The man appeared to ponder
deeply for few seconds. Finally,
he said in 3 confidential tone Of
voice;
"Ashburton, you are friendly
ally ~ my cause. but you little
comprehend the subtlety and pow
er Of the German msgnste, Were
disguised, would pretend to him
that was his cousin, Joseph Of
Austria, by cunning, friendly over
lures disarm his suspicious, and
then suddenly assault him"
"Do So l rejoined, anxious 10
secure Slime, whom doubted not
Was near 3, hand. Here, "remov-
Ing my overcast and heavy fur cap,
take these. William viii never
recognize You thus disguised.
When YOU overpower him, call
loudly for help, and / will hasten to
the spot
Iris well, replied the man, don
ming my oNst and cap "po not
fail - hasten 70 nv assistance
when call" he continued. So he
disappeared behind $ huge ice
cake.
With every nerve strained 70
catch the first indications az sue
cess in capturing Slime On the part
~ my iemeniei ally, waited Ave,
ten, Sfseen minutes sAirs-;ns with
the cali. Ii failed 10 come, but
instead. sNor, half 81 hoGr later.
the clear, sharp whistle 81 the ksa-
i<pSn; summoned NE - The heScA.
Rowland AMI his companions
stared 81 ne in mute amusement
- they regarded nv sAirsrins. hsi-
less foUza.
Have yoG -; him ? l aus-iei,
oAs;'sFsnsly Al sA;-e-insly.
~Whog-
Slime
ma ADD ySl 2 replied Row
land. have va hssz - The ssA-
ton -
ITS TIE s,.iisa p I repeated il
sI-Y-lss-
'NCe-ssiA,y. When va p&Sse3
-. hsG 81 boar saocs. / iol5 voo
- - - tie sssssos &oS hing more
se1
81, Why, RsvlSsi ] hsv1G
stirred from nv possSsaa 81 the ics
foc ever 81 saa-.-
PERHAPS tbs W. explain saae-
'ASss, s&ia jerks haiaias Z?
sso-s NasSss Sve-cas; ans skEl-
zap y found these sass ~ ID.
ics ore- yao5.-,-
~Skl5y Siios's casi xo3 -, -
|. lacslSseS Ssvlxoi. u x-nxzsns1L
What 5oes tins ursssry near =
~Ap& he-s1s 2xi- .. vAsss fake
vAssss ! iaSoa' inSSro..ss3 aDs
Il The detectives bolSns Z? fhs
,5sss5nk ns1-sx-cAk, nsx-S Il ~.
5sDaofeS znx1 ! me-
A revelation 3aa5es nv niDi
accompanied ~ ana1ous Il Eos
5sacas; Humiliation AM aSsc-Sn.
-LisES enxnt.' sslS~ a lAInk !
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served hln vel Sc-slrhi &c hxs
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NOTICE.

Ns,ls = hs-sSy sive- that VII he a. nv ofsne
il 10 tcvusAiT >; Long RsFSds, 81 fr7aAy 81
ca,A veCk. Eursnc the EacltA 81 Ds>,srlt.cr lS7S.
Or i,e Yu-Tass q rSsnssvlus tAxrs On the ro1 a
ihls vgS-. q: ssa1 tcSusAITA
JOHN CATHRO. TrSNsurs-.
- Tcv1sAlV q Long RArS3S
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NOTICE.

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rIv .. 4 ~ IA 80 SsN-f AM cslr-y tExes 80
-hf yeas ->s. ], nv In rs hxn3s 1ar N -cslar-
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ilXes o. SAL RAJ
AK. E-cEANAN.
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New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
THE TRANsAC TIONS IN DETAIL.

TION.
WORCESTER, Sept. 16.-Tbe convention was
called 10 order lll3 10y Eben +. Stone chairman of
the state Central Committee who called upon the Rev.
c. NJ Samson. OF Worcester. TO offer prayer.
On motion Of George II. Fowler, OF Boston, Eben T.
Stone was elected temporary chairman OF the cOnvcn-
ton.
on motion OF Mr.. Andrew. OF Boston. Edward ii.
Haskell elected temporary secretaIy
The following committees were appointed by tho
chairman lliance wlh motions made 10 that end;
On Permanent OrDanis0tson-Ha arrcn Ladd, Now-Bed-
fore; L. ". Tucker ModIo.d; A. l. PllsUury, Boston,
II. Burr Cranlsl. Boston, C1arle7 H. Guild soneryic;
{arnc- P.Ac, NJ .lrlnac; f,anes Jewe!s L,"e, T. w.
Or ense; +; F. ". Rockwell. Ittsheld
ON BuiLot-TheOdore G. Bates, North Brook okhod Ben
i-dford; A. J. Putnam, Provnceso~ni John X. Cor
hcii Iii.gham Thomas G,gu, South Bo-ioni severus
Hull Bostoni Pster ID. smith, Giouoester sumner
Lawrence, Pcpperei; E. j: CaneadSr' Boston +. 4.
Sorrl, S,aSa,'s s,lstf. Pt,sasId.
on Gre ieat.ais~ Z il. s.oddard. Worcester; Francis
A. Nye, falmouth ". b. clark. Dalton VIM L Fuller.
Iaunton PresDy j. smith. rsbuTy Jaeob Emerson,
Methuon; L. a; Gnna, Greenheld; L. H. foaog' spring
Maiden; Allen Coril. Nantucse A. X. rsialc Dover;
o Ra%Ist s. " capo GecT
S Boutwell, Grotoni L II Bennett Tnunloni l..
bridge; Jonn 5. BrayioB. Fall RIVER C. H. Porter,
tB CIT b s,on Amos + Breed Lynn GeorSs B. Larins,
ofSIss Jcsspn A. wEa N1SGn % & E. 4a h
Nor,hanpton the Rev. Washington GLADDEN.. spring
Hold
Mr. Ladd from the Committee on Permanent Organ-
cation reported the fo,wng si OF officers which
accepted and adopted;
President nf-Aicxander II. Bullock. of Worcester
L0rge-GeOrge 4. HOaI, worcester
Henry l.. Dawes. Pittshcldj William Canin Newton
Colonel Theodore Lyman, Brnokilnc william A hi--
eel Lawrence; John q. whittier, AmcssuIyi MNin
rriiomar Boston John ". Gambler. BrOo kline John
4 sanford Taunton joan NJ Forbes Milton also one
v1ce-president from each Senatorial District
k.r,eLaries-Edward III. Haskell. Glouoestori George
< aIerrlI, Lawrence George H. Foster, Boston,
AN ADDRESS By MR.. BULLOCK
,ur 1--WE AND pUTIEs OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
NOT YET ENDED.
AsexGoyernor Bullock appeared upon the platform
he WAS erected with applause. The following ltoio-
orsphed specially to THE IRDUSEl portion Of his
address:
.,o pox does yone ask when Will the Republican
Marty Give way and make room for another ana be"
n1rtvf answer yet. IL is a worry easy ihlnS 10
say fhat the Rcpubl party has survived lts ISSUES
great many parties have Ouiiyed thc issues iOF WicD
tbev were formed. II Mr. Gladstone Was ncIt year 10
come 10 the head of administration IN Great blian ne
would iDd himself ana bis associates surrounded py
few OF the questions which bore hlm into once tNeNo
Years before nut he would stu be al the Athd oi ihc
Liberal party in Epglaud with plenty OF Issues on MS
hands. ,..., an, ,ho,, ara
moi sily dissolved New Issues attract ihcfn accord
inx 70 their character aud prociiVtes. 1ho o's
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
TELhGR4PHIC NOTES.
r,11rRE OLE A WnNrREAL FIn,,

FAILURE OF MoNTREAL FIRM.
MoNTErAi, Nept lG.--Ihe iiabi,i,ies ot Cushing
the ass - sS7,0Oy.
rHE MoRhIs-sMIrH BOAT RACE.
Smith boa has been postponed.
A FAILURE 10 MAKE 2jO MILES.
san FKA.TIsCo, sent. 16.-" Steve ~ BrOic failed
ony On l5' saccesied U ia c'SeTins ss2s.
DAMAGES FOR sUNKEN SHIP
PHILADELPHIA, sept. lG.-A libel. asking $50, 900
damages. was aled by Ihotore Jensen. lite
sfriyns as ST1 crew against nsa Bensad
THE NOVA SCOTIA GOLD FEVER.
HALIFAX. sept 16.-lhe gold fever shows no
eDitment Queens county aas .oecncn; continue be
THE MEN DEFEATED.
PIrS[@9E a. pSnn SP. sSa @ in the the
sr.e two mgnts @ ior az az Incense 81 pay solved to
HANLAX To ROW AGAIN IN ENGLAND.
ToRoNTo. SEPT l6-lianlan wts considerably
surprised 70 BY tue morning papers that William Eo;s
sNchampon Of Egg.,a had c1eagei 9im agan He NJ NJ
contest VIII Take place ~ January
A LIBEL SUIT FOR t25OOO.
sSan AtsSncS Geas ande de- Keossn ia GS cd
libel su against ne Ae'O'I;l; i'eagnns cnaios f%oosy
i porter nsine the lsth Of september s5s
NEW BISHOP TO BE MADE TO-DAY.
DETROIT. Mich, scot. lG.Blshopclect Harris.
OF the Episcopal diocese of Eastern Mchsa arrived here
sy atSS%Rs & S.e " nSp s f %as Sca II ma M ms
@ Bishops wi%ss 1s aSg Perry Burgess and
MILITARY DELEGATES FROM VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND. Va. sept. 80 he Governor has aI-
POINTED ol owing delegates 20 The Nst.ons Mt.y Con-
vontion General Da1ney IL Aaury Geuaal Jane. l. keIn
William Terry, Colonel Thomas n. Carter Colo
he ship, colonel John N. hey Jor Holmes conrad
v iiau II. White ani Tao hev j. William Jones'
MASONIC NEErING IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA sept. lb.-Ihe annual meeting of
ue supreme COnlcl sod Degree Oi tho Auci-ut and
Accented Kt-. far the northern Masonic Jurs
clc6n opens TO-DAY ai 10 ODcock On Thursday after
nom TIE member. lies uf their snics VII leave
III, Continental Hotel for drive Through Fair
mount Park.
NEW FIGHT OVER THE wnITAKER WILL
PnIIADELPniA, Sept. lO.-Ihe Court Of Common
Pleas No. made a decree to-day In tho noted Whitaker will
setting a-ie thr recent verdict sup orns IA al! aAd
wa. party represented In the agreement
submit the Tee jury withOu' evidence. has bud
ing elect on parry Ytiates The ycot aken
ThE CIGARMAKEhS IL RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, Va, sept. 10.-Ihe cigarmakcIs In
seynal IN this struck last week fa Union
wages which concsded except IA the case OF cue fac
tory The prlpetOrs of that North Tor Norsmeb
To-day a large nuinbrr o. bands arrived from Bun-lo
Tonight str ers are gaIAlag ~ita u c a,d raH.pAr
euces ayosng factories which lave aCJyfci " tA-a
deDagdA
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
THE CANDIDATES.

John d. Long. the Republican candidate for
Governor OF Massachusetts, was bonn in Buckaed, Me-,
October 27 1893. lie graduated from Harvard IN
1887 md Is a lawyer by profession lie meinb r
Of the Massachusetts House Of Representatives In 1r10
1876 1877 ana 1879 aud for two three years was
Sueater He has been prominent candidate Tor the
noriuafion for Governor I'm one TWO Republican Con-
Voufous ia recent years. and IN 1873 was elected AS
Ltsi June Mr.. Lons published
translation Of the "Enrid." His home Is al bingham,
Plymouth County. MSS.
Henry Bailey Pierce, Of Abingdon, who has been renoni-
mated for Secretary born Ii Du1bIry August o,
1S4I lie made n good record III the Army during the
war and the ranks - tho position oi C.pthiu
CANAAN Pierce Grst elected Secretary Ia 1870, and
Las been reelected ever sine that time
ClHres Endicltt OF Canton, who has been T6n"inE
mated Tor Treasurer was born October 2S, lsZS. IL
las held n number OF Offices. aud in 1875, after six
years service STATE Auditor was elected as Treas
ur-r; n position which be sVl hOlds.
George Mn-ipn of Ncw-ijed'ord. the candidate for
ATTORNEY eno elected to that position last year
New-York tribune., 1879-09-17
CRIMES AND c1SJ4LTIES-8Y rnLrGR4rA

THE BURGEss-WIDGEEY SCANDAL
ToRoNTu. sott IG.-Ihe Burgess .Widgery scandal
has bon settled by Cco Brgcss writing letter denying
That WIdgeTy Ia. Wrupg'd hin
WuI-KEY And 4 WOMAN BOTH IN TIE CASE
81 IOrI- sept l6-ttsorge Grccnwood was siiot
ard lei by Frank Nona' al bal Mo- SuDiiy night
" hiskey and woman the cause " the murdef
RAILROAD OBsrBr CTORs ARRESTED
OULpFC. Sept. 16.-Delcc;iNce have arrested An
tome FArloau o The charge o benf implicated n ne Ii.7
dcat caused last week.
MURDERER sRILFULLY HANGED.
CAIRO H.. = ut. To- rhnfi.s Gas. hanged
was jcalon.y Glass met his fas cod ana refused Ak
His neck was hr Ikea by The fall
THE WORK OF wRECKERs.
QrINCY, H., sent. ia passenger tram WAS
had been nsic lu-y placed arrcss the racs Pea7e
fireman. Instantly killed P,sta clerks Pierce and ,i
m were scyrey i ire and the passcngers ~oro consider
''' MURDER IN KANSAS.
81 LOUIS, Sept. 1G.-Ihc body of man, sun
icr Al Buffalo Dayton Oo, found ded aad terribly
. ON sindaf tstol bs wa found I'm his heal
and here MAS terrible stab IN the lef, breast.
DtFAULrER To 90 TO PRISON Ar ONCE.
NIxSFAP1Lf. Mimi, Sept. 1G.-WIllam keene,
the deiautng cashier OF the Northwestern Naona
fsui OF tis cy. vii make defence bui will plead sult
and ask u nincae sentence. An assessment vii DO
ni.n Gnd tie deficiency will he male good At once
AN UNPOPULAR MAN HWHACkEp
ST LoUIs Sept. I6.-Dr. >turman, an Old citizen
OF Charlton County, No. was as IN the fVs1 NJ
SATURDAY night About twenty bu' moi ana W. ys.oi
and was universally iaTed Dy h's htlghDors IL u
particular pains VIII be aAeu 10 discover '"e
u '"' A CALIFORNIA SCANDAL.
gAN FRASCIsCo, Sept. 1G.-Mrs. illinin koddan,
at wheatiand discovered c-mnsl ntimaes M wee & e
where Mrs Itoddan attacked her with al Iron saAe
ing wounds which nearly caused her a.a; ,a ~ -. ,
sho struck her slhtei a ~ "a eIi"U. NHo oe0upu ' ~
he.i-a nd