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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17
Cine etf6trttGe cans

5err Strupfsattrger bdlt etntR
SGutldhen on Der RarttRrlGe. CT
beibt eiSentli& ntHt 70, abrr MIR wCl[en
ibn fur unfere GslHttte 10 nenRcn. Gts
mes gorriittdGs t0mntt cine 6tebere
Sauntfrdl ju ttul unb frdgt, Ot er ei~
ne fettt Sans fiir rtH TGar S9ubr Elm.
tdntlen nO&te.
6err Stupfrnter9er mars tufritben,
Der Bargain" irurHe SenaGt unb ba CO
erit jeta lltr mar, Strupfen6erser ober
nt6t Scr 3rEIf mad 6Iuit gum Rtttas1
efen Sins, 70 rurbe bic Cans etntWeiten
In etue Iesre SGutfiRr sefverrt. Der
Dedel 6drduf Sendeelt, obtr cine Spnlte
In bemftlbrn often Selaftn, 70 bas ie
euft fGCpftn f6nnte.
Da fam tn ben Stctr srwaGelt Der
fette 6err SartCGectOr; bu er Eetnen
Stutl Ieer laH, ieete er fi6 Guf bic be.
faGte Dor" StrupftntrrSer, beaGnn
er, Gle tbdten mir etneR Gtf0Itn, renn
Gle mir 5 Dollars - RGIiCnene
ecnnerpetter, tpus tt btRn base forte
er, ols er entfest Ouffprans. Die Cans
Der bic Cuff absei&nttteR mar, bate bin.
ouf seldn9t unb Sesen feiner $40 6CfeR
neba unsefdtr einem batteR %fanb
5tetf8 teraus SebiRen. or flsts CT IL.
me Elm anbtrs mai rttHrr unb gtn8
trummeno fcrt.
Run fam elm TCliteraR In ben
StCbr. StrupfeRberser, fdStr er, b1
tedt eiu Mdsel In nietnent reGtcn Sttc.
fel, Der mtr rGb ttut, mao tom MIR
'nol 'raus. Or feste iiG ouf bic 9Cr,
500 feinen StiefeI aus - Inn n6f,
ten AusenblIf tbat CT ttnrn &ielenluft,
fpruus, % Gu5 tis In tte Rttte Ger
Strdee 100 or Guf einent sue. nit
rem Sttel In Der 6an0 itebeE bltrb, r1E.
renb er ben btft6bisten &6rper rteb--t&
uu6 mid tn elm 3eTtr seieRt ba6en--
Dc4 ttne Sans rrlpetttrt bic brtItse 80.
ltaci niht.
3ulest fGwtbt In ben 2a6.n cine Jun.
&c uub fh6ne ,,SaeS." gle mar cine
Aoentin fur stne tGIuitri;te 9tbeI NIT 629
S1uiraticner. Ss6en gle nur, Iuste
fe, tnbem Fe iib huf bic Scr itste unb
Das Bud 0ifnete, feben gle, birs fnb bic
irrlf Grcfet .yetm AbtnbmaeG, unb bic
-
Gin ssfenber S6rei anb Fe lag In
Sbnnott. gcrltersebenbe ftRrSten
teretu. man fdGelte, belpriBtr, teoGuer-
re, fHr;e, Fu6te, IaGte unb fprGG burGs
einuaStr, an6 ais fie trtrber kttneiS
mar, stnD fie nit Der DrctunS, 6errR
Strupftnbersrr fur Damages" tu serD
Hostu. fort. Dieter uter sin0 ttef6ts
tribt In ben ni4fen SotcrR, trant 27
0tas Bier Dor Aereer unb Corn, unb
puroe ieiner litbenben Satin ,,funcnen.
pCn" 3ufammeR NIT Der Scr unb Der
Sans in's !6aus Sebradt.
am nd&Ren Sage aber tGufte er cine
fA6ne .eCunae" fur feline &unhtn, 70
bas iest 9ienanb mebr auf ben 9Oren
30 tsen braWht.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17

f&, bdb bteftr SGrttt MIR STDtt unE
6cNnSeId&ter einbrin0rn parDs. CIR
entfhlcb i& beStdlb uNtcr lGwtren,
Seufsen, gar Rtemlnbtn etipas BON iet-
mem bOitR 6dnbel su crJiGlen. Den
3rbntenf6etn lte6 er R6 Gbr son 2r'
fenfelb iuri6Stben unb SerfGfOG i6n ais
SrdufdmeS 8dBrietben feiner Gpsculd.
ttousrntb In ben tieflen &aitsn fttaeS
S&reiEpultes. DerborSen fCnnte fret.
It6 bic Gef6t&te nttt btetttn unD Der
eGmmuirtt bat btSweilen irtSen fetner
amert'anif6sn gavierseltliebtabtrri biz.
tcren Spctt tu bOren. awedcrt uHh
9ertbClb ater laGten ft NOD lanGc
!3stt tn's GluflHeR. GrIf fpdter erfubr
!3refsrt, bnG fetn GreunN 9erer an brn
9orbdnbsnfein bes 3etntentlGeEnes In
Sem Sdbu6pdd6'u gang unf4ulbiS ftt.
Der Nur&trietene Tew gUrfrr bate fi&
rben NIT .3rue6ert nur einen SGerj mad
en- wclen unH Dor 9aGen rOGte CT btrs
fen. ale er b6rte, tuie In heuf @G6et Der
3etncentsf&etn Stweftn unb weGGcS
6eil une llnbeil or ongertdtet.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17

ARaeaath.

3eNs R4H ntr st.srtt Il
aaAIrtidbe, E4Sne erIsi&nttr dub Elm erISEirtss
Bib. GO IN etn ausspti6nstes Gdrtrn"sRa'
aaltH, auf ftiuer Dapitr stHradt uno sSuer
Snfsrmattcn. greiS 81 Is idtrIi"; fanf Gr>
cneIase $500. SR htasf&n Hrb eHaIif6tr
Spra&t ssHru6t.
SfEs 9Iumen> Utmafeser~
ten, SO GtNt6 brp@irt, &l.60 In tItsanstr
qetnpaRe.
BtGs pr.IS l.Q5 500 SSbHruussn
RHr 2 Gents.
abrrfIlre: SamteG, &e&eRer, @.S -
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17
9ttatt rttuBirt

Die gtHniplSantG GiltnCdtnSeitG-
f&aft sat bef&lCF:r. baB bte Cetalte
Der Gnsefenttn. renn 81 200 bts $1,000
um 10 @rOsent, tpeun $4,000 BIS $4,000
um 20 %rCtent, renn iibtr $4,000, UNI
so YrOlent cber betRabe etn Drittet ber-
abSeisst rperben icGen.
CO iCleR teine iibrli6e ODER icnftiee
Trei Etdets an anoere Serirnen. ais
@nseFsIlte Der GCmpasnie, ouSseScben
trerben, unb aud ON biefe nur. rrrRR fie
I'm Dienite Der Gcmpdsnte reifen.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17
GrFiGGna Der WtiGGaun9en
beH 8OleeS O CtteS.

&ls neultth Baron son HOttfhtlb Der
Der Eartet etne Anletbe son $50, 600, 900
mants. notm CT bafar etRen 6ppCtteteRs
fttetn duf bds SanSe Gdub %alditin1.
Dies tn Ofentar etn fitr Ssruel, bas rarD
mad trd&tet, btefeS 2anb au beD6ltrril.
bSGR rptGttsee Gretent6. Denn baniit
oett @dld&tnG ScrldufS rentSEtnS In
bte Sdnbe Der Ssrarltten lber. Die
Suben atebeH aud fGUn Tn RenOe bort.
BIN, une mad Der @nlidt zines ensliGen
9lattes fdn9t bereits bic @eifasuno
rrn Der 8erfammluRs bes 8ClEes @ct.
tes an, In grfaauu9 81 etbtr.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-04-17
0Ed'SiGuftrtrte RreiSsGtffe


rs Getten-500 Gbbiltuuacn NIT 9tf&retbune
9aufenher Der beien SIumtn nre @emaien
auf Der Gr6t unb Bic 9rt unb gBeife bieieIben
aW ateHen-@lIe0 fir cine iipei Gent Sricfmort>
bru6
Bid'S SLu nj en> unb b@emiilesar~
te n, SO GcRtS loo @apterumf0las, $l.oo in
Gceaattr 2tinwaR6 aebunbtn.
DiEStuuGrtrtes Rcnats>R o a~
lin, SCiten. 1n6ne 6cIS16nt.te unb etn col"
srirIe8 Bib In ieber 3nntrncV. 9YetS $l 20
idbrI&; fanf GrtmpIars $500.
abrsflre San.es Did. Gc&eRer, R.g.
------------------------
0tf's 8lumcn. Mn6 Ssmiiie iamen
rerbeN BON elmer RtaiOn eeuten In
amerte0 sepfanif.
gt4s %retsGtee-5OO &bbtl|
bun9en, rsur 2 Gents.
8iGstGufrtrtes cndte-
R osdtin, 80 Sttten, i&6ne &bbtl'
6un9en unb etn cDlcrtrteS Bib tniecer
geuntmer. Srets $1.25 idbrltG /; fanf
Tremplare $500.
8td'S 9GurRe Unb Gem 4 {"
Et.S GrteR so gents; In ele9&tter
eetnwGt 90.
Vile u. Ber5 fe1tti tItleu roereen
In Gnslif& anb Deut4 Debraft.
Ttrtfiirf: SAINTS gid SoHile q, y
, 1879-01-13
STATE AFFAIRS.
1I.1TSo1s.

gpntynpIgLn. H.. inn. 1t.-'rhr Scnatc rnrt
tb,s morning a. 10 a. n,,. a ouorum ,y.Iur
trrscnt, A number of ecuators who Ind voted
agniust adjournment yesterday until Nonday
.v,nt,1 f,,,o, a., -,s,,rt T., t,,o,r ,.u.. vho,,
.'tn,"e la''ea " scsPohu 10 'nc1r na'nes "nca
'nc c'e!r@u'S en'"u ."e so's' 4"e!e ""s n's
much business to transact and the regular
order WAS rot through With in u few minutes.
4 r1corl Of thu ebientsea waa made by the
n.... H., ., -. .,.... t,.. ..i...1
theFcln' senators foso' Arcoer. nh'te, Joan-
kot,, anl Cumpbtll wurc granted leaEc ot al.
aence.
for nona,,. ss t ,aoes, saa,I' .soa ts. p.ays
'oF equality IN taeaieat pfae1'co from persons
WHO dcnominaio themselves tho phytieo-
medical school Of medicine, and asking that the
t1oyernor,s anpotntprn.s in fl,o Atntc hoard of
Uoof,,, h. mi co,,rnc oil nnt,, thc,r .,honI 4,
llea'n " not coanr'neu uht'a tue'F ssnoo. 's
fspFet'htsu. Inc petition "as referred TO Inc
New bllIs were INTRODUCED, as follows:
H. ~. E,,I,..N Nr.r,,,,. t,,,. H., ~ n.,.,, .,
fa.a c,". ~ No." fn..m, ~ " ,'"sn "'s ,,. ..e
en psce,o1er eubta % ''' 'u"'' III A'e'' 'uS'
Sir. Dast introduced hill upon tho subject OF
real estate, tho uruy,sIop, Of which ltuiit ,hc
commission ot brokers ao nae.ionsors 70. sell
cases whcru there Ii no contract, but allowing
tho same rate In both pfeccs OF pronrtv in
rosc. nj m rrct,onnc
H. WoI,o~s,. H., sc,,,,,ox,, , I'll, .-o.,,,.,
School law SO as to provide that Township
School Trcasurera shall hold office two wears
iu4tcad Of une.
Several nttcmpts were tnaffc tn Ati{ourn to
meet acan Tits AFTERNOON. but without SUCCESS.
The order Of bills On t}tst rcaliinc havug been
isposeii nf, anil M h,lsincas being Lefore that
Monday afternoon.
MI.rrFJAxrnr.a
, 1879-01-13

SERMON UY THE REV. RoBknr CoLLYnn.
The Rev. Robert Collypr, of Unity Church,
preached to n large copgregattuu yesterday
uornlnR on "The Curse Of Debit topic the
mera cnunctation Of wh!cl, cnntalns q PROPOSE
tlon whoso truth will not seriously bo aues-
TONED by tndst people, and particularly by those
who. not to speak It profauc1y, have been there
themselves. Mr. Col!,er chose fur tits text the
following brici but meaning Scrptural adn,o-
hftt0E:
Pay thy dobts.-1L fings. te.. z.
There we're very tcw things In life, he said, 20
full Of danger as running Into debt. Looking at
the men Of Chcago. tor instance, ttaro were
more of them ts-tlay vino hail been damaged BY
running into debt than by dFnkEng strong drink.
Debt waa like chain, binding it, victim. who
was too often powcr'css to remove I, through
any other agency than . Bankruptcy Court. Ac-
cuEdIng to q good old divine, tho best n'cans to
cscapo coMmiIston Of sin, next to having tho
grace OF God, was 10 pay your debts right
along. An auEel from Heaven, " . man risen
from the dead, c1uld not enforea tho tcssun 10
he drawn troul this evil Ut running iuto debt
with any greater weight than could the stories
Of the vtctfmA Themselves Youths, gifted aud
promising, Hesc overtakcn by tAts 0yil,-tnuM
troul who1n the beat might be expected. 1t bad
hts ,oeses. The examples of Jefferson
aud walter Scott wsrc. particularly
impressing, the latter wearing hilnAelf cut in
his vain enleayDr to rrlvu4e hulsclt frum tho
bondage OF debt. At first tho boal was like a
thread OF golden wire, but strand utter stru,!I
was added untll II besatnc strung cnblc, hold.
ting it, Victim it, hTn aud CALLING embrace. IAc
young, who wGFt growing up 10 middle aye, had
nee1 10 firmly resolve TINT they woulI puY aIler
way u they went aud thus avoid having nothing
LEFT at the lsat hut old ago aud this h,lr,le,i.
Poof fortunes shauld not be allowed 70 run sio&
In p!etustn2 out the wealth OF prInccs aud d.
tlrlnx II, tur the end t4rrGof vas debt. The
men who were advocating The prrse,iI l!at
Mondyxere. ~ rule IMen who lul borrowed
money aud couldn't pay their. .lubls, aud who
would do, - Theodoric was asl.t.i to do, uebAss
tho eoiu. Tue stesu old King, l,uwcvcr, refused
10 take this course, declaring thut nut4lng
whErE bore llIs !lnax1 shuuli ever Ie,-la which
respect hc was quite unlike tho modern Fiatlst4.
Titus desire tor rapld at.tautruirut xas sns.s
10 tbs yuuug. lustcad Ut beginning married
life iu an humble wsy, they luu.t 20 iuto goud
society. live III HllusiGu, all1 eotnIlit oil sufts
ut exlruYaga1Iee. Then tAcy rrsostc1 IL sprcu-
tatLouH VI yAr,uua kands IL retrieve their f4,i,uy
fortunes, and utsca only ma4e their vascs =; Ell
WORSE. Tue tlrst taoRcF lay IN spending wha.
they ought to spars sud thcu falfIn. back pu thu
icetnx that they could 1nata illore Us tl,ey spent
more. There was un GEv4ter lessuu ttsu thlA:
tllut, II one dryuurcd III tue cora iu
tlv seven plcntss'us years. he would at
, 1879-01-13


prof. sw,nr prrachcfI Yesterday u,orntnc at
A., t. o""S m'"su ,ss'es no'"'s ~
'"s Es".'A' ~, a,n Sau!eu, sn''"s 10 u's .c.t'
..'i'. H"' NJ s"' ''''" '''" '''A' you ''e''-''""'
The honor mist rcat upon Christ OF having
mads tho bsoaiest statement ever made In re-
gQrJ to liberty. Tint Hu madc such m utter
enre In sucl, nn cnr]y ncrIod of thc worl,l'.
1honght Will poit out lles l'ish origin. III al'
tn.ca deep and true statements have becn inade
aver this human condition, but these words or
wisdom or ouorv l1ayo been suokeu nyer .,,ne
.,,o,.I.I .sa,'. -; .,e1fsta"I ,.,'"s"t.,'1. n,.
ei'e'.a! ena?o y. poi.'Hh' en'""e'pat'o"' 1no
liberty which has elected most relaark has been
Of thu c,ltzen from, oppression or at A slave
from hi. honrare. Frer,iom hcinr n rt,n,,ra.
s,.n annJ,,It,n i. .,,,o. ,~hoas"s ...
ss soos'" ,na ~ sDrs fr ~ ~"unsses 1 person
when Eon,e law Ia passed ren,uviug soruo oppress-
fye measure or custom, A rsrsIuu conrra,,Iiut.
~, tho I,rcex. unon tho fact thn, ,b.v .a.te. NJ,
man MASTER os't wefe Tree. 4he *ord 'icro Dc.
rer,jan and Greek iu sono ii tue relation. Of
man to State. When the Southern b,uyk man
hasteneu North anu roaehed C4aada he fslt the
air Of liberty, but It was ou'y relative liberty,
.-an e'sape from one form Of physical aud 'peu.
n".' a'a ...",, 49," ..'..,. 49," ~. t.a, ~" -,
HaYe gsasped the tnousht anu Iast ot
LtssuosA WIEN ~" "'as" mHas gtp''' ,9,o'!" ",,
lncy pave maue u !ntn potassl Most'
y, lengloaa laDerlH ahd ihte'iset4a' .!octtS.
i.omG WY, HuHo w thth .hs Notta saa w.
yoanE III inc qna'ts ai'st p9Nef Oh tsi,seIao'',
shnst cnhlo asni tet tatt thu o1oaoesk M"
lfaest post'nle atter1,lce ever th!s p1t}u'af, A.
,'.ost sas1so' Moru. ann tne tlu'n taat. aaaks
1on !.ee. nera Was hlatcmeha wneI "9u1u
.'aua 'Iq aagnse saso ~ ~ h'ao1. ~ Ien IT.
eaan .n ~ ~ ion&aug 'ot iVtt'es! e'tusltsy' VIC
!ta.iosophns 'iSs Gaallco u. ~ ptaycf 1er llse
t",. s.'o ~ ~psaa.9s s & ~ ~, w. ~ iop1 " %
taon, Homsn ~ Iee ae'nsno ". !epa! an morn.
EIaMt' !luth ~ ~ H'uS ; oa.aeaeNtpRs, Molu
IVY t ~ h,ma @ nsaa "noa ~ aotms .. enlass ~
~ n,, aun ~eni" w. ssst5"mese tne oseas,nE
~. sAats h W." ~ otv''ls9 " itou aoots. susa
~ mas !u aual!.aanR W u 'oe "noe 'hst1cr W
t"H Wha, - th.' m sIn'.. 1u' ,,
tue pot.esston u u xe tbsy uu
fy III prs;on ",,. th'a 10y meo T.. ~.
80 ~ ~ s.tMn t 3 tas tnGt "E!n s'na Mtto eonu
ia .1aur aats' 3n ptaotssopns Not enGuga tf0ta
,~.na1 th. npu.t ., teM ~ enante tue1s9 10 st3t
!..,oe.ty !.n snelr chlt1set, not enough 10 enable
.1 anone y. ~ ana preserve tter staLe,
, 1879-01-13
THE WEATHER..

WAsniSuros Ian. la-1ndcat!ons For Ten.
ncssec und the Ohio Valley, slightly warmer
south-west winds, talIing batomrter, cloudy
weather, possl.ly Hight rain or snow.
Fur the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valley, southwest vccrna to cooler northwest
winds, with rising barometer anu t'car weather.
Fur tho Upper LAIR Region, falling followed
By rising barometer, southwest winds, claudy ur
pnst.y cloudy weather, and occasional light
SHOWS.
For tho Lower Latc Region. south and west
wInt1s, cloudy weather., possibly nceaslunal
SNOW, stat!unnr; ur higher temperature, aNl
falling barometer.
LbcAL nns kNvAT1ess.
, 1879-01-13

NRwAng, N. j., Jan. t3.-.At II 80 this morn
.ng fire bsoke out III f1auck's Hudson County
Brewery. at Ea.t Newark. The brewery and all
tho buildings conncctcd with It were totally de-
s.roycd. Two steamers frona this city were
promptly on the ground. hut could render no
assistance Tor want Of Watcr. The fire con,mu-
nicated to ad1o.nng buildings, md Ut this hour
Il :V0l Is Btill raging,
, 1879-01-13

D1nM1xcuAM, Conn, Jau. IA fire last
nt1llt destroyed 1lull's brick block, the resi-.
dcneo of Frederick Hull, building owned by
Henry son'uers, AMI badly damaged two nd
JolninG houses. The loss on buildings anl 10
oecuI.an,. .as sito.ooo;, insurance, tx'' 'ooo.
goods; and Frederick 1iGll were thu henyicst
luSrsR.
, 1879-01-13

Cixc1ssATt. Jan. ia Gt:e'te spccial says
Levi Crallcson's sto, ,c-tlousc ut franklin, O.,
containing 10000 feet Of lumber; Wills livery
stable, with four horsca, keycrnl wagons, mud
btl.gies, aud Walls dwelling adjoining. burned
last niRht. The loss II Estimated at Fb,000; IN.
suFNUcr, EI,UNl
, 1879-01-13
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

HOsros, Jan. 1@-Arrlyeu, The salmaria, from
IiycslK,ul.
Nav YonK, Jan. l:.--Arrlyct1, Isatayla, frou,
Liverpool, aud lsclm!cer, from Bremen.
lIAMuUau. Jau. 1l-rhe steamer Wie!ebd.
frum New York, bas arriyHi.
, 1879-01-13

o'nefens Key. ~ 1"'h.e' , ,no sS"c.n1 NY Vi NY
pon'e' a''' ".'' ,.,ss. w.
par1 = ~, e'se. w! '"". ~,
hiHn aut "'"' ~" ."ou., w." ''" :. ""' W
'''i'tn"n' -" ",..,.. ..I t,n.', 49,. a' sn
fl"teu :. p'''".. .L. a' ' q. II. 1--WE
% s'hnx1L,' ill.,. w,,,, ~, wv" To". .es esa h
'' a"1 ,.,o. ~ ta,. ..,..I ~ .ss, hs, ..s
~ Ill.,. >"u' ",r,
.t.,a- iot NV ~tfn drou, .,,1 .nv,., h.- .t.,..
....rrt,r thn lo,,o- .tthI, .,,+, ,,r. n,,.,
,'r.,oso
~ WIN, THIS ,up.vo,.s ,,r ov ruv po,v-
HEADS or 1rs Aurnons. to"A
md hereafter will invoke tho law TO nun,sh
uhoevcr tcvIyca tt.u IAnnlausc. /. );.rc Ar.
Tolmare produced a 1nanuscr,nt frorn when
In real In substance M followa. 4Mv sl.,cr.
Sara1, Tolmnec Wh,te,nau, md her oaurhter'
came on a visit 10 mo at PbElatte1uhIa. In
ordrr 10 mpko II p1caannt for her.
suggested, a trio to Paramount. There
urre In the party nv y1fe nntl
uur daughter. and nv sister and her
daughter. At TINT time was ignorant Of tls
topography Of tho place. When We arrived at
The bnuks Of The Scu5lktlI, proposed to row.
md. hiring boat, wc nll rot In.
NOT KKowIsa ABOUT THE DAM,
on1 r,pwarneft by The keeper Ut the boat- -house,
/ nuttcd straight TO tho brink, su..
u.cttnp no,btnr until some one bepan
wildly woYiup Ills arms On the shore
I ,not:cil hnck oud saw that W. wcre a1rrndv IN
The current OF tho dam, / tried to hack t1,e
loas In vain. No ono can ever know tI,o aronv
nj tcrtnr eufFcred. We went oyer thc iam
4he hoat capsizcd. and nv wife instantIy dsnn
ncure1. sucked in bv tho undortow. ticr to4iv
VIVA not brought out until nome ffaya after.
wuri1. J.
NOR ur1yo ABLE ro swtu sr,,nrr
VIVA HANGING on to ono sllc OF the hoat. ,fv
,,icce wns hanetnr IN tn mr.. and INV .tatcr woe
honoIny nm Ia The otI,cr .tlc. 4 lu,at fro,n tt,o
shore rescued Us. aud. after nm hour
nj cffort nj rcsu.<itat.on. mr. ch,t,1.
$50. =, ~. s,h,,,.,,,ut w., -. T. ,
,s,n ,,o,n. s,uoa ~ rsn,,s ~ ,.,a..s a,aso n
..he.,,w mi, n1oni,,nc ca,a,n,tr : ,ssor h.nnanon
sns i, il ~ ,hat ."ona ,hat ,,,,....s ~ H. 49,.
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, 1879-01-13

crossing the present rate Of taxattnn In fnth !
ancc of any plan ot tcttlcmcni tfc"tird t,rn7
the con!crt NJ, but crprtt*ln. arvfrty to d7
consistent Wit, what Is believed t. be the Int
est of the st4te and her creditors.
, 1879-01-13
sY1aEOSSFN.
Kttfrf1f NttDdtck 10 Ths Frikn*s


MANSON, WIs., Jan. la.--'rhe advent Of Sen.
ator Matt II. Carpenter into Wisconsin to-mor-
row evening, un tie train iruu, Chicago, IL bo-
Ing arruagcss by ha managers with View to a
Senatorial elect equal In !ts artistic enulb1ns-
t!un to Artenus Wurd's "t,iug In slow
tI,oostc.n The Times correspondent has been
called homc from hero tO se> on,pany tx
Senator CARPENTER from Chicago. 4 carefully
wr,ltrn telegram IL to be scnt back from euc,s
station on the route after passing tho Stato
linz, the tcnar of which will hs that The Bade-
crs art all cehtatic for Carpenter. a lew hoots
aro to be mlugniiich 10 tun,utunHs chccrs.
4 few trlenda standing on tho platform stamp
luz their feet are to be heEailcd III drnsu uiul-
tEtndca blocking up the trahs aud producing .
fssa In tho Thermometer by their hut zeal fur thu
election OF Matthew. llts progress Is to bs nu
oyatlun A!xsy tullus lang. The ha,lkerlns seu-
asor IL to leak few tsars OF gratitude for this
unexpected uprising Of hts frientls, ,who, lko tho
tA!ors VI loolcy street, aru to bc lus The uunet,
tho peop.o Ut Wisconsin. All this IL to b. .iot,e up
In tho Times with M extra prelude Of hcasilIus
ALTERATION hcraidfug the gurst and;cnthusiaasn
IL 4 hofn,-the tuk.horn Ut tt,a 7Iu.ts Iilalt.
Previous 10 his arrival here, a traln h 10 1uu
out FROM Milwaukee. 4 lsco ride, Tree de.ni-
lohn and cigars viii oil It with noisy bau,l of
cla4ucurs, aud a. this trala stus intermediate
statIous thesu festlva rlaquea1s arc to
twarIn out on the platforms and sup
ply a liberal amount of rlaiMoraua
iinnrtcd cuthusIasm fur tho ex-senator.
T1ds Milwaukee crowd Is to sccclso laiIn st a'adl-
SOU with all tho appliances Of counterfeit gust
mud ); cctacuI1r cclat. All this ts tn b. bs1itcd
IN the 7imes anl Milwaukee, pauers Al proof
1llat WacunsIn is iuat solid ioF Carpeutrr.> THIS
air IL IL ba tll.ed with hhotts Of "'rhe kIus
shall hare hts own again /" ana tbs readera Ut
tl4c*e Journals art tp bcileys that AattAew
liriuus Rust than that which usae5ed IN tho
restoration IT The goo1-natured, tusy-y1tur4
Charles tbs SucDNL. Al tnls Will acl fool slt-
Elt oue OF ths solid healed 8otOns Vt W!sepnaiu.
, 1879-01-13
OIL To,

CoLUMBrs. o., Jan. 1l.-fn the Senate, = bill
was introduced to make It felony for banking
houses 10 make ute Of private deposits.
In the fIottse, bills were introduced to repeal
the Dog Tax law; giving the Bachelors OF Arts
and eclonccs the sannc privileges Is Masters IN
popular vote for all improvements cxcrpt side
walks In villages Ut Iess than 6, 600 population.
, 1879-01-13

eatY. Tn.es - -. q ~ dissass I'D ~ eea =
!ha nns.stl. asttrcry rcAcnes this tnnt !. h!l,.t
ts ionn n tae aannst sbogn aoore. Th!s Astsuasat.
poxtffal tistam warI oHt u bath no4tf. amt
scan snrfsss liz riapsr hssua rrnedss tafa ius;aMt
en'ss. ~. .ssslmelt hss Lesn a!9r,.l tn hsw istk
tptentton Of l tllisn.ou. formerly clluicai
th{ascsn n It's Aeeal n.s.t u te f1lrrr*5ty
.;'fn r. RI sa.s5: H1 si bs a. rsE sf
saYs: ''pr. Wtlllans*ons thorough rl"An'lns frosn
within outwafIa u lhr utast tp,lofaAt slsp 31t t.krn
towards curing Cat1tEh xua CslaFIh1 csfrss. EDth.
lug gao Y n,ofs psrtse thsn !la ae!I9 u ~ ins.ta
by Iata5rh ts thrt arss marked Improvement ttutn
thr tllnd NttFcAfmFnt funinlrucfd.
1hA trpalIeut II now 1ntrktnteu hers taf inc nf&L
time ". Williamson. tbs las spsos sltl b. p,sassI -
East Mail l41u.st daily frunH 10 L. Iers1nA u dis
&antt ID alt y Ith rJ rQyrtxp1ltdentr.
, 1879-01-13
FIRES.


SpscidI HtndfcA Ia TIE Tribune
EVANSTON, IT., Jan. IA littlo after II
o'clock Saturday night The residence Of Prof.
Louis Kistler was discovered In famce, and
withn one hour and half was almost totally
consumed. The fire originated from defective
nuc. There was nm insurance Of 5000 on the
house, $1,000 on the furniture. anu $1,000 on
tho Profcs.or's books. A enod portion Of the
furniture and books was saved. A buuEl!na JOB
Of the part of tho Fire Department has created
comment. The two rival hose companies Of the
town, In their effort to reach tho kcene
Ut the flrc tl-tt, foeCut 10 bo,nl the alarm from
the cnglllr-house tu the Water. Works, and.
upon attempting to use thcir lsuse. after going
tlIc Intervening lEalf-nlr fn tho FIRE, wrr. un.
ahlc to obtain a How Of water. 4 inan wns i'm
lne,latc1r discnlchc1i to round the alarm, Glt q
lung deIly was for,cd Upon the company.
stsc,af Dtsnsch 10 TIE 7tfatns.
EVANSTON, ILL.,, lan 1!,-Two mbre ftouecs
WIRE destroyed liz fire In Evanston tonight.
They WIRE situated uu Lincoln street Just oil
Iti10c arcnuc, and were the property respective.
" uf one Nick how're and d widow. slnry
Dnunrc. The fire was discovered at,uut $50
In i3owrc's Kitchen. and, m hour later. both his
llnusc and tl.at Ut his nr'ehbor, Mrs. Duuprr.
were burned 10 ashes. The wnA that prevailed
nnly allowed the rescue Of a portion OF the iur-
niturc. There was no Insurance. Bowre'. loss
Is 43,Oo0. Wiluw DaIprr's is se.0W. THIS Ia
tue fifth t]ru for Evanston Within q few days.
, 1879-01-13

RIcANoIu, Jau. 1l.-rhu tlouse to-day. after
three davs' 1'scussiou, adopted thu seu4tc res-
0lutton providing fur y conference with thu
stpts creditors. The preamble, huweycr, wus
uu!cnsl:sl u bct farth tho iIupsGts1biii,v of ILL.,
, 1879-01-13

NEW HUItK.
ALBANY, Jan. 11..-Nonday evening tho Re-
publican members Of the Legislature will nomi-
nate candidate for United States Senator.