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fed that under his management the Marine
Hospital service Wa not self sustaining,
though he had reported 70 make Il appear
that u was. doubled the tar on sailors, and
hsd revenue Of over <SjO,0O year 70 sup
port the service with; that be had obtained
from Assistant Secretary Conant approval
Of vouchers for =, 100 extra pay and travel
Ing expenses for seven months. In violation
FLAW, while preparing report on cholera,
which extras, without Law or authority,
were taken from the hoe pital fund collected
from sailors; that the Register Of the Treas
ury's statements never showed the true
condition Of the Marine Hospital fund. the
Registers figures being always better than
the facts, and that be was not allowed TO
state the truth In his report. because II
would differ from the Register's. and that
there were often many unpaid bills.
William Fessenden was discharged from
the Army In 1854 - defauting additional
Paymasser, for embezzling $4,000. He lent
the public money 20 solomon b. Colby, .
the Interior Department, for use In specu-
lating In lumber, Fes-enden 10 receive for
the use Of the money 10 per cent. Of the
actual sales. The money was lost BY Fes-
senden's treaehery, Colby claims, and Colby
wHs bsnkrupted- Within year sfterward
he was made clerk In the Cotton Bureau,
where be has since received, on an average,
- ----- "------
ira servicesr
Jasper w. johnson OF Oregon. Secretary
Of the Liberal Republican National Commit
tee. Was appointed In 1876 an Inspector Of
Customs and kept on the psy-rolls several
months, receiving several hundred dollars
without rendering any service 70 the Gov
eminent.
A system Of theft. which had gone on for
year., was detected in Norfolk In 1877 by
Nsj. Moore. special agent Instead Of turn
ing into the Treasury duties collected from
merchants on goods, the Collector Of Gus
toms and other officials stole the money and
omitted 10 enter il on the books.
A habit Of smuggling wines, etc, by the
officers Of the naval vessels returning 70 this
country has long existed
L. f. Cannon. Of the Supervising Archi-
tect's Office, was detected In criminal deal
ings with contractors, whose accounts he
examined and passed on He admitted his
g,.ilt, but was neither punished nor dis
missed
The report concludes by stating that many
Of these and other matters need much more
Investigation.
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G. w. Smalley. in London letter 70
the New York Tribune, writes Of the
celebrated beauty, Mrs Langtry:
IS There Is report really can not
say II this moment whether well or i'll
founded that Mrs Langtry is going to
America in the autumn. II it be true,
then you will be able TO test for yourself
the English standard of beauty For
Mrs LaDgtry. though subjected during
two seasons TO the severest competition,
remains the acknowledged queen among
those ladies to whom society pays hon.
age for their good looks. She Is still At
the head Of the professional beauties, IS
people choose TO call them The name
Is misleading and has IN osious sound,
but II Is convenient and has passed into
general use. 1t must not be understood
as conveying any reprosch whatever. 1t
Is to be said Of Mrs Langtry-but for
the word professional 1t would not re-
quire saying-that her name has been,
for two years or more, on every body's
lips and in every gossiping paper with
out being associased with any scandal.
This Is true, absolutely true, although it
was the Prince Of Wales who first took
note Of her attractions, and who first
brought her into notice and made her
the most famous woman in London.
Mrs. Langtry's beauty BY daylight is at
least equal to her beauty - seen In the
glare Of wsx-lights. What you will say
Of her in America cant predict, but It
Is certain that one secret Of her attract
iveness in England may be found in the
extreme delicacy Of her loveliness-
Travelling Britons say that this delica-
CIV Is more common in the United States
than here. Mrs Langtry's complexion
has stood the wear and tear of London
life and late hours and over heated
rooms, and the peach bloom on her
cheeks does not fade, nor will it rub of.
She once offered her handkerchief to q
gentleman who was skeptical on this
point. and asked him 70 try The mod
cling Of the temples Is singularly fine,
the arch Of the brow delicate; the eyes
are sapphire blue, set in an orb Of ten
der curve; the hair, which Is soft brown,
il worn low enough over the forehead
TO mark the contrast Of color with tie
eyes; and when this lady Is amused her
laughter gives an animation TO her
countenance that is sometimes wanting
The face has faults which it Is easy to
criticise. bsl the beauty Of IL as whole
Is beyond denial. It Is Of some one Of
her portraits that fought to cay all this,
but the original l. 50 much superior 70
the portraits, and 50 much more on ex-
hibition, that it seemed more convent
ent to speak Of that For the liberty |
take--not being photographer--I offer
the humble<t excuse So
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The bridal menus, now becoming
fashionable in Southern Germany, con-
tain, when the facts will permit, almost
IN entire pictorial history Of the lives Of
bride and groom. They are printed on
cards Of preientious size, nesrly eleven
inches square. which areprofusely illus
trated- The bridegroom is depicted en-
gagged in his usual cccupation; ST the
bottom is the church wherein the cere-
mony was performed; Il the top, min
gled with hymenesl emblems. are small
photos OF the two most interested par
ties, and in the center stands the native
home Of the bride, around which is
grouped the menu aud the programme
Of music performed by the military
band on the occasion This would save
the newspapers considerable trouble IL
adopted here
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-07-25

This Is . useful saucef for boiled fowl
and white meats: Ingreaients--1 pint
white stock, ounce o. -four, Of but
ter, the juice OF lemon, nutmeg, pep
per aud salt 10 taste. Warm the stock
and thicken Il with the butter and flour,
then the lemon juice. nutmeg and pep
per, boil up and pour over the fowls,
outlets, etc, or serve separately.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-07-25

-"we can not 60 below the bottom
Of any thing said Professor Miller, the
last day OF school. "Yes, we cam"
interpofased the smart bad boy. "Ab,"
said the Professor, in tones that indi-
Gated his doubt, "and what Is it that exs
tends beyond the bottom?" " Straw
berry box, - shouted the smart bad boy,
and before the Professor could stop the
class, the boy received three encores and
a rocket. -HaDktve.
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Little Andy has got to the head OF
his class ut last. |" hope you will stay
there now,r says his father. "Oh, no,
| don't think I will, pa" says the
thoughtful boy. ~ might get TOO
proud"
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appears 10 have hetn used largely for black
msiiing purposes ard persecution Of pri-
yafe individuals, aud that men are employ
ed In Il without any test ~ qualification,
provided they have what seems 10 be in
formation against persons; and that persons
of character and reputation. who have felt
the force or it, methods. have. a. rule, de-
ciincd 20 put their grievances before the
committee, prefersing rather 10 suffer In
silence than 20 enc winter the plots they felt
sure would follow their complaints
MISCELLANEOUS sTEAIrSG~.
DR.. John NJ. Woodwork, supervising
Surgeon General Of marine hospitals, tesli-
, 1879-08-16
LATE LOCAL Items.

Officers Hogan a,sl Aiahoucy, Of the IVES
Madison 4trect etalon, arc guttlnY too w!so 70.
the police lorco. Lust night they had Rober.
1Iar!in and nlan named llnrry Stanton Locked
up for q series Ut old burginrcs In tho Wcst
Division. most Of which have :rcantlT
been published. Like all cases which these t*o
officers hayc handled, tlcro Ia most likely moth
Ing in II. both men. to1otller with QUO r. a.
Fitz Attamottc, are Imprisoned on suspicion at
tho station, atl ,llpr tla.nes do not appear aur-
where on thu station records.
Another bridge accident last night. Shortly
after . o'clock ns large propeller WAS pnsst,,,
through 'ie Gust draw Ct tue kiro ssteot brtdes
tile trtlge-tcndcrs, Pat Munster a.ld Jerry Horn,
conc,uslon tint sulne unr, male or fcnna1e,
hail tl1npnl Ut perhaps Walked oil tho NestfFn
nnutnens to u,e bridge. Procuring q boat unl
grappltnx-iTons rs s0ou as they could Gloss tho
bridge, thry Atarsed 10 lrag thu hottom Of Tho
river. Alter M hours work thcY Xrapplsd q
bDiy ntltl brought to the sufface,a WUu,niI. clad
til dark cnlieo urcss, rAh stockings
and slippers. She had probably walled along
thu udltnlcut, eating soul1 cakes which sho hal
In her iAnds, and, not uotcIn. tllat to hfldga
was ouen, walked IN. 1t was thought slle 'Sas
resilent liz lsI8 North Division returning, bona
from a visit 10 so.nu West Division Eola-
tive or fr.cnd About IN huur later
lnnn named llowardt living At the corner ol
lnliinna md Lcagitt streets, wi,iic under ti'e
Influence OF iiqu0r, Walked oil tho luc1s near tia
Immersion In dirty water. .jlc was istud onl bJ
Patrick Murphy a'ld Daniel Sharkey, aud was
sent to l1s bDtuo but little the WUrsa for bH
]1th.
, 1879-08-16

{yffBNfrh tn Cincinnati Ettttff&,
DAYTON, Aug. l3.-AHe lad III electric scHla'
tIon here aoout 1a:lo th!s afternoon, spondmk
tte full fureo IN thu southeastern portion Of eha
eltv. A storm bad been hanging oa the Yergs
o[ tic northwestern h0ttzhn mott at Tho lore
sioon, nlll slurn WIS threatened here, hut t1lo
sky over tue city VIII comparatively clear;
Suddenly thu sRy became aargiY overcast, md
tl,tn, without warning, bow OF lightning s41t
athwart thc sky, oxpt0dttg few hundred fees
aeoVo the easth' dazzl'1'1 anu .b'1ad''g thos'
Thu explosion hsoko upon the sir like DIS.
charge Of m,lskc:ry,-sharp, rattllnG, crash'as,
but il,u doafennlE rear was prolonEed llk9 tho
barattng ut cannon or The explosion of steasn'
though the buildings wcEo being demolished "
sot,e terrlac cxpl0sivu force, md persons u.
doors !nst!net'Yely fled from tllc Impending 90.
strllctIt,l, Many Hery ,u8 pcEsoHa fnlutcd; thb
troln thulr lErsls to work. md o c1ns!ucfao!s
number Ut then, were Frustrated by tho hovste
aln~k; peoplt wGru t409tng ttthc! a1I1 thtfuss!
sodkoK for Il solution Of tho frlRhttui uounnn' s,l
VI DESTRUCTION a,.I aeuth. ltwas sosne tlsnc %
fura thu cxcltomrtt subsidized mud tho pcoplu 70
ttretl froM tho streets. >.
Na.rs 1eacSv Y Of hsltsosea ,, s',s hoa'ss 10Y e.
featfullY acIll0railzcd ihe tntnGltants ut tGo
EaSt End, nut Investigation. pFuY11 Ill tnsss
rutnors ~ be fase.. u .was ascefta!ael ~. A..
several Lightning rods tu ts region where ~, .'is
explosion hau OCCURRED 1Iatl brcu greatly uent,
Al utlIRo Of tllen hnd hecn Wrcncled tro'il sAe''
tastgnln.a u te buildings.
rhc Vercrnf impression is that thu electric boit
expne.! i'll tnid,atr over t!e southern poslpl u
thu city, Atsd tat It reacnel thu tatth tu isas
mdulsi soIne Of tho heavier onea passing oH on
ll4NtulhE rods.
1lhe hasvy electric explosion vas shortly attef,
ra'as "!owsa hy ..to,'t wioa ant & oasFa!s q, ,no
Eu.t Emu 81! tho afternoon WA tlle terror Of tug
audaen ulu terrltlg thundcrb0le. a thuuaana
, 1879-08-16

All the prominent sick arc reported batter to-
day. f.
The weather is t1arp nnl cloudy.
AvENlxd.
MRMrnfs, Aug. 1h-Fourscen cases reported
to The ponrd Of ilca'tl, to-day, cloycn Of which
wrro cotoreli. Onp additional tntcrmcnt IL re-.
posted,-Austtn ". 1,ovel1, late engineer Of The
steamer George W. Check, at 1ssaS Poplar strcet
a. additional precaut!or guards have been
placed on the streets lcadIng into Cheiaoa ~
prevent communication between tnnt healthy
suburb aud tho Infected portions of Memphis.
HA1N.
II ralncd nearly all of tho afternoon, and fires
nro ia demand &o.nEght, tic Thermometer iav.
nE dropped to Z.
All the prominent sick aro progressing fnsor-
nb1y cxccpt Ed bc!lluss wh0 Is worse.
CoHrENESCE.
MEMPHIS, Aug, 15.-l'he Hon. John Johnson
Superintendent Of Quarantine, u. T. pustyr,
Chief Executive Of thu ctty anu Dr. q. d.
Thornton, President OF tho local, board OF
Health, leave ur n special train for Humboldt,
Tenn., TO confer With DR., ]. 3. utll!ngs, Vice.
President, md Dr. 4. ". Mitchell, Of the Na.
'[onal Hoard OF Health, DR.. J. b. Plnnkett,
President uf tho State board Of Health.
antl 4. u. Lanrsta0, President OF tlao ilow-
ard Association.
, 1879-08-16
FINANCIAL
kptt{at Nttps5fch 10 t,.8 IftstEa.

FINANCIAL
xptttat nt8pnscA 10 i..s 1rtsrs..
MONTREAL, Aug. 15.-R Il. Angus, General
Manager Of the Bank OF Montreal, has rcsign-
Cd, to accept. IL ID sad q position In connection
will, tho st. Paul, Mtnucaoolts l. Manltaba
Hallway, IN which ho Is heavily Interested.
With Ocorgc Stephen, tho President Of
The road. AT the Afternoon Hoar,l
OF tho 8tock Exchange tho shares Of the bank
sold down to la514, but rallied and closod strong
Mt I27, with las asked. Mr.. Angus states that
be l,aa had 1t In contemplation for sone time to
FcstRu, and 1t has only been deferred at the
urgent request Of the Dnard. lie remains
IN charge up TO tho cnd Ut the hnf wear, tic 3lst
of Ockobcr ncrt. The position ol General Manager
will be Offered to Mr. Charles F. Snlithcrs, tho
senior Agunt III New Turk, who WAS tormerly
Asslstant-Sianaec here, but, a''oultl his health
not permit him to accept, It will bo tcudcrcd to
Mr.. Walter Watson, the Junior Agent In tho
sano ctty l]utl mcn nre well known here, a1lti
citn RS nppufnstnrns would give general ants-
fartIuu. fIn' rceunatiaB of Mr. Angus took the
pconlr entirely by surprise, as ontslde tho
NunrdrounI absolutely nothing Was knowsl nbuut
II Until nftcr IT, reluctant acceptance by the
l1unr.l. Tie erare Of tho morning Ind almost
nuoil. file drgus dcciurcs tint the bank trvcr
was tn sounlcr or better position. II IL
generally understood that GeorCe stephcn. The
President Of tho bank, will SOON follow
Mr. Angus example, In order to give
mora VI bis tImc to tho affairs
VI the samo railway, IN which he Ia also very
largely Interested.
, 1879-08-16

attention officially called to any failure to keen
tho books hun perform tho businett Of tic ol'rG
In uxnct nrrorlaucc with thu methods n1uptcd
~! reforms decided upon BY thy central office;
Accrs, and extend further than The examination
of tho books attl papera,-iucludtng secuntl
ravftw Of these, bnt atsu embracing stildy aud
Tonort 'lt,oli ihc entire porsuntyl OF the Col
lectuf'a 0c1 and of his outside Affairs, including
al eralcs u lls ompluyes: lha asystcn, VI cxaini-
latsona nt,d tispcctiotis Inns gradually brought
III" scrrtre throughout tho Country to tic
standard laid down BY i1lc Commissioner: nml,
tnstcah Of 4 variety Of methods of performing
business, devfscd by each Collector In nreurd-
a,,rc With hfa uwn Views uf conducting bi1sinces,
tlo system Is nw unit, ard ns near perfect rs
nny system enn be. NJ Is we'll sllown bY the ro-
suits jnat published. whore m annual business
Of sl19, OK. .000 nas been conducted Without tho
loss Ut duljar.
, 1879-08-16
POLITICAIi,
a CLEAR NEC0RD.
Ep<ct1f p{sp&Ifch 10 THs Tribune,


WAs1t1soToS, D. C., Aug. 15.-Tllcra ts still
great nuxlcty a,noug thu Democracy Ia concocs-
ing lntsrcuscsentations OF Commissioner Rautns
letters setting forth tllat nut dollar Of The
munsy which hns passcd through tho lands Of
tho Collectors Of this United Suites during thu
last ycar has failed to be properly accounted ior
to The Treasury. The very brief lettor shorinr;
this wholesome condition OF affalrs III eouNec-
tlun With the vast nacatney OF thu internal ey-
enue servco has been attaekpl by tho Opposi.
ton prcsa on all sidas as q document prepared
simply fur partisan purpoaos. 1t Ia very c!oar
that tile trouble Ia not duo to tho fact
lhat the people arc allowed to know how tho
public service IL bcing conducted, but ariscs
entItatY from tho coIv1Gt!pn tilat such showing
Ut hunpst, e(lictunt administration will of neces-
slty causo, tho honest men Of all parttca to cum
meud 1t.
For tue frat tttno In tho htatory ot the 1n-
tcrnal- Revenue bureau, in tic table Ut coicc-
tions made by districts, for nl OF tho 12d co[ec-
tio, hiAtrscts In tic United States, ths column
henlled "AfoneYs Collected ard unacconnted-
for" Is blank throughout. This condition Of
&tfafrs IN tlls particular Bureau Ut tho Govern
mcnt Is fair illustration ol thu improvement OF
tho rpite publIc survce und0r tho present Ad-
ministrn.iot. Tt,ose whose duly 1t Is to watcll
thu vast lnachino OF government tn tee yarloua
deuart1iunts ut Washington are WITNESSES tu thu
fact that tho public business, in all It's brunrles,
has never l,een 80 promptly, sl'lceas!y, aud
honestly performed NJ now. TiIpSH ttaYo been
po charges Ut frauds III contracts, hu erllGutu Ut
tt,u least coltustou with thu various rI1lKa
#htcll llaya heretofore cxerted such inl!ucurc
III WnshEHstUu, which has been liked upu
anY u!liecr ot llu Government ur AnY
branch Ut tho public business. Thus HhulcsutnG
condition VI ai1atrB IL thu best ~ Idtnco which
cuud 10 Rdducgu Of the great Improvement
which ias taktn p!ara In tho contiurt ut ti1e
Civil SERVICES VI Tho country undur President
Hayes.
This perfection In tho lnternal.lloyonuo sys,
tom llus BEEN brought about hy tut ,no4t cnty.
RetIc efforts OH thu nut Ut Commissioner lsaun
With b'AiY Ut skilled assiatas,ts, Eo has tnaugu
| ratrd systtM Ut ,luartetly examinations Ata
regular Inst,geliona OF the varOts lnttEnal'ReY
| aullu olIlcc5 III Thu country, which LaYo gruu
ually perfected tho srtyicu. u,al mnao possIblt
sucl rupert Ut It's operations as has just bret
| priHlel. Illeso quarterly examinations tnts
uarll COLLECTORS ailIre aru as thorough " al,]
ever. ,natu. lY uauk-Examluefs to tAu pcriural
ancG Ut their duty. All thu bucks and paper
| Ut, each oeu nEo carefully acratinIzrd
tho attention OF tho Collector, h}a deputies, allt
hts lnauy utltscls are called to Ill luYeDr&s II
the luetl,u4 Ut keeping accounts: and, ia careful
| and inlauta repptt u Dada to tie CoIlha[astonc
| 1t Wg2LtnUt0u. Tleso reports are ttltrr nya
o1anlne:, mud ali ojrrrs anter"ste'i have ,l!sI
, 1879-08-16
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. Ky., Aug. l5.-There is no truth
ii tlle specials sent FROM th!s city to thu effect
that Il young medical student 's down with ycl-
low-fcycrt contracted from attendance on tllo
late Or. Moraman, wliosu death las been record
ed. A student named Dartou, who aat up with
Dr.. Morcman durng hts Illness, was tukcu sic's
about Wcuk ago with cl,tlls anl iayer. liz VIVA
sick only tive days. not being confined to his
bed uny Of tile tino, aud IL now perfectly we'll.
He was OH tie street th.day.,
, 1879-08-16

DosToN, aaEs., Aug. 15.-Tlo loss by Tic
burning Ut tho fremont Temple Building will
not rxeecd SioS0W The loss OIL tho autiding
is about ss0.0a0; tho losses OF tho various occu.
pants will possibly reach 95.00o. The latter
Urn fully tnstrctl. rlle American baptist Pub
llcaitol Society had stock worth SEQ o0u, 1sloat
uniun suffered Il slight 1oss.
, 1879-08-16

Affairs at canonohet In a Very
Uncomfortable Position.
Tho Husband Aggressive and the
NlIo lkesOlutp.
Opinions and Comments Of Various Kinds
BY Correspondents.
TIE ESTHANQED.

'IllU lJSIltA n NNf|Ds
BrnAaus Will HAVE THs CHILDREN.
PROVIDENCE, Ang. 1b~-sfrs. Wtlsnm sprartto
remained It Canuuchct last night. kinsmau
from Ohio bolng one Of the friends En tho
house, but the position ws exceedingly uu-
comfortable for all parties. spragua declares
hc will have tho children at all hazards, nntl for.
bids thu servants to obey auy ot lila WHO'S
orders without consulting him. Mrs. Sprazuo
10 reporied TO bo greatly nrossrated bY tho
events Of Tho past few days. By the cruel reports
Of The newspapers, mud by apprehonstons for
her children.
, 1879-08-16
AT BATH, LONG 1sLASn

: NI H9t1EI1 l1ONT 1SI1NNU,
New Yong, Aug. 15.-Locust Grove Hotel ut
hath, Long Island, Ia burned. The guests lose
nearly everything.
The Pavilion also burned. William Bhur-
harlt, night wstthmnn, Is n,issing Loss, about
$4,000; Insurance, $a51 10W. O*ner, G. God.
frcy uuns!icr: Tho tlauaEcr Of tic hotel. Jo-
seph Peuscc, IL lost,
, 1879-08-16
FINANCIAL.

NEW YoHK, Aug. 1b.-W. +. Ltvegnorc,
en,al, operator announced his auspcnsion TO
tho Stock Exchange ind soulc s!,ures Of Luke
Bllure mi t}sanuer, stocks lure been bought Ia
fur hts account utl1ug tho rulp.
, 1879-08-16
WISCONSIN,.

....,a, n,,r,,ss ~ ~. r-,,,..
M,,w.,,r.. An TX .~rh. n.n,ncrs,t, Marty
NJ W,.cn,,,fn ,uf1j holh n. atato f.ony.nIto,,
aent. O. At Maat.on, a mn aims tttna ,l,c stato
rotr IA IN nrorrc.. A,tl,omoh that nsrtv In.
.uffcrc1 flofcst n, ,hc mil. fnr ctohtecn yror..
with nm cxccntton. anu in mon,f.atIy II, n mi.
norIts in nj. stotc' n cont,ouca n ,,yc ,tl<o
,t,.r o,tt thr,s mn, ~ ,,rn,hora arr xcr,,,sIv
c,,nel,,cr,,v n. nrc,cnt ami fut,re nrn.nrrts.
1.,. 80 - -. ~. -, ,...t,. a., ..tI tt,. >,
lhty aFe 1nst no" o'seuselhs l"o a'auap"'ts Vi
certain rcrsons who hnvo been mentioned III
connection With placcs On the Statc ticket. In
fnrt, Rome of tho Democratic ~ MRS t1o not prp
MN n, i.ovo ,n,,cl, w,r,, fr fhr cm,vonlto,, .o
~ except 10 fathF h'!ft approve OF the "o''l1"'
tions TINT they hayo decided upon. As
TO the juycrnorsbfp, thr.o would be
u, ,,Isserttu, vttro m, lint n,Irsf,on
s.,.x,s., ,,'. ..,. .,'a.. III ,w,,t
.so,,,5 .,r,'" oo,snu, =, s,,,1 - cam,,htotc'
"oula sufety conseht 10 sta"" as e"'"'la@'e'
TIE HON. ALEXANDER MITCHELL
could ret thu nomination unanimously, and
wot,l1 ret Il in that vay II lc would tnke It. Tic
Il, ,,..,a l., r,,.o nd ii. x,low. ~ lin .rttcc,
- s. Nv" =. ." ~" ..s,.s,... .,,I ,I..',,.
are IL pFcseht tnhttc1 ol euFiosllt a''" uhp'''o
among the managing fncn OF the Democracy or
Wisconsin. Ills chief elements Of strength are
n, t,,t In IA npa of t,c rtr1rat man in thc 1Vrxt
~ '"" ~. 80, ~. -, ~. ~,
anu cou'u 'a*e l"c ot"a oa' u Wy hosnneae
uf money to help on tile canpaiEns ~ liz Is
tie President Of the st. raul Railway Company,
wlos, linus renet,atc nil through tic t,op,lIo,,s
r,,rtInna NJ ,I,n nta,c nr, viii, ,ls mnrhtrcry
, 1879-08-16

The alarm frVn Box III ut 3:45 yesterday
afternoon WAS caused by iiro lit twu-story
frame houso, No. 1850 Wentworth aycnus,
owned aud occupied by Mrs. ]. Farrell, vino
was abssut from lunu Ut tlIe thlt. 1l,a fire
originated III 4 bed froln unknown eauses.
Damuue to building, $50; to fusntture, 2ll50,