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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-24
The Ra cket on Rewey.
"He who steals my purse steala trash {;
But he who filchcs my good name
Steals that which not euriches him,
But makes me poor indeed

Steals that which not euriches him,
But makes me poor indeed
Nothing in long time has Great
ed such stir in political circles as
the charges made by the vanquished
in the late Senatorial contest, Of COR
ruption and inidelity against those
WHO, after acting with the Price
Eldred movement, finally voted for
Cameron. The papers have teemed
with it, pointed reference was made
to it on the floor Of the Assembly,
and it has been the theme Of general
conversation every where. Mr..
Eewey, our member has BEEN the
central figure, and the one against
whom the yi'est shafts were hurled,
until be felt compelled TO recognize
it, which hs did by rising to ques-
ton Of privilege in the Assembly
on the 18th and spoke to the point,
which speech OF explanation tbs
TRIBUNE gave in full last week.
Since Mr.. Rewey's speech. . de-
cided rea clion is manifest in the
tone Of the press. The Nihca,tkes
Wisconsin, in hich had appeared
az severe . criticism Of bis course
as in any paper, the day following
his explanation said cdjtorially:
The members Of The legislature, who so BIT
terry denounced Hr. RcNey FOR voting fer
Cameron in the Republican caucus after hay
Ing attended The anti Cameron meetings, were
very far from warranted in Their course, If Mr.,
Rewcys statement is true, and the principal
point Of It has not beer denied 40 far rs rC
have seen. lie slys tia i was no secret That
he weut into Tie caucus as = Reyes mas, that
wher it became apparent jEat his choice go2'd
not be nominated BIC felt al perfect liberty to.
vote for other men, and did not vote for the
proposition to stand by Bowman; that he
violated 10 pledge whatever. The game ell
politics ls Ike every ether, only one party can
win. In the exeHemcn. of such contests
many things ere said a"d done by all the Op-
posing clements That aGy no. be just AS
open arl clear as would 0e dc5irabie, and the
defeated party is generally no morr yirsuouf
in these respects tAa0 the winning o0c, The
c'amor about botraJGis and corruption in ,he
las. .o,+gst frr ,.ps trr. or. 1e,,atlg-. al, r.ant
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-24

Tho best salyc In the world for Cr.s, oore.,
Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rhuum, Fever Sore..
letter, Charrcd Hands, Chilblains. Corns.
and al kinds of skin eruptions. This ssive Is
guaranteed To give perfect satisfaction IN
every case or money refunded. Price 25 cent.
per box. Sold ny ]. B. * =. Z. Moffe,t. 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-24
CAPITAL NOTES.


are dying gradually out, apd daily
is found increased evidence that the
election Of Cameron was the best
thing to be done under the circum-
stances. Senator Finklenburg's res
olution for an investi cation Of the
charges Of corruption, has passed
the Senate, after being amended SO
as to include charges as to the Saw
yer campaign, and providing for q
committee of three Senators to en-
quire and report as to the feasibility
and necessity Of investigation. Such
committe to consist Of Senators
Woodman, McKeeby and Paul, be-
ing as Joe Rankin expresses it, zone
Cameron man, one anti Cameropite,
and one honest man" Cameron's
friends desire full investigation,
ia perfect confidence that their cam
paign will be vindicated as one Of
the most honorable and fair ever
conducted in the State. The oppo-
stion show signs Of weakening, and
give unmistakable signs that they
are convinced that they have gone
too fast.
d. w. Mayon, "the sage Of Muk-
wonago,' has been given uuenviable
prominence of late in connection
with the "Wisconsin Railroad Farm
! Mortgage Land Company" From
, the annual report of said company
for the year 1880, it appears that
the disbursc ments for the year ag-
gregate about $4,000, of which sum
only $1,000 went to farm mortgag-
ors, for whose special benefit aud
relief the Company" is supposed to
exist and operate. All but moiety
Of the remaining s., 400 expended it
appears went into the coliel5 OF the
Maxon family, under claims for
attorney fees, travelling, hotel and
other expenses incurred in conduct
ing the business Of the company
These figures suggest tdat the Sage
OF Mukwonago" should rise aud eX-
plain,
The new granger movement,
known as the Farmers Alliance, Is
said TO be gathering strength rapid
ly, and some predict that it will he
an important factor in tho election
next fall. Il is iutimated that this
Alliance will demand of tho Repub-
hcans the nomination Of u candidate
for Governor from their ranks. That
il the demand is not aCceded 10 the
Alliance will put . full ticket in the
field, with strong hopes OF success,
as they have encouragement to ex-
poet tho bulk Of the Democratic
vote, which party viii nominate 10
State ticket.
After holding them silently for
about two months, the committee
finally reported for ipdeHuiIo posi-.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-24
Sank County Farm
FOR SALE,

Iihavc for sale good farm situated in
Sauck County, between Lone Rock aud
Spring Green. Consisting OF 10 acres, all
under cultivation. House, barns, crsserie>.
&C., on the place Here is u good bargain
for somebady. For further particulars ou-
qurc at his office, or DAVID BROWN.
Lost Grove
Mineral Point. Wis, Feb 7lh, lSsl-0u
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-24

Wilson & McThOn,
1 TTORNTYS AND COUNSELURS - oNcs ia
y the City Bank, Mineral Point. Wisconsin,. J
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-24
American Hotel

ny c. Il. REYNOLDS. AFlTiin, Wisconsin.
DFool s8h.,uS attached, and tho best brands
OF cigars always OF AGGd.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-24

j. w. Taylor
A TTORNE Y AND COuNoeLlLh Ar LAW
~ Linden Wis en-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-24
4 I2OR NEFS.

IOhO T. Jones,
4 TTORNKf AID COUNSELLOR, DedssviNs.
a Wisconsin. win practice in all The court. oil
this State. except the Iowa Comfy CProbs Cox,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-24
The Tribune Directory.
HTSICIa rs.
z NJ Gill. N d

DHYSICAN AND sURGEOS, Linden. Wis Al
L calls both day aud night promptly Gttersed i-
Nj
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-24

An ex change says that a very
pretty, heart warming picture was
presented in the senate chamber
during the inaugural exercises.
Gar field, Blaine, Hancock and Sher-
man, each at the same time aspirant
for the presidential Office. grasp each
other cordially by the hand, lrateru-
lied together and buried whatever
aniinosity there night havo been en-
tirely out Of sight. 1t was the PRIV
lego Of each to aspire 10 the great
office but one could be chosen; the
choice having been made, the strug-
gle was ended and the disappointed
ones smilingly and eheerfulIy nided
in celebrating The Inauguration ct
their whilom opponent. And cor,
daily giving greeting and good
wishes stood the retiring president,
Hayes, with no appearance OF chhd
ish regret or reluctance at stepping
down from his exalted position to
the citizen ranks and seeing another
toke the wand OF power which no
had hut just laid down. In what
other country could such a picture,
so fulI Of meaning, 50 nob'e in its
tanching, be nresantea2
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-24
Dr.J w. OGGeps,

~ ENLIST. All operations performed without
| pain by the I~s OF medicatcd mir, or as,.
Rooms, over Teusdeles grocery store. :.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-24
J. II, Winqender's


.ys-ssy.-.> DENTAL ROOMS Successor to Tho
NSSvssssSsa l0te nr ,. J. Coysendal! Oldest Office
>~>4LLT In the county established lS57 ~
operations performed With caro- and skill and u.
reasonable prices Office up slairs Clauers
Block, Mineral Point. IL
neUtojiar I0HI 0rjG.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-24

Jesse =. SIN elker,
A TTOREEY AT LAW and Notary Publio, H,Cs
~ land, Iowa county, Wis. Convey aucthy anG
collections promptly attended TO.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-24
orBUs LANY0H
u TlS1'IS1R


u, ENTAL ROOMS ~ COAD9 BLOCK, over
- =, 4, 5emas jewe!Iy Store, Mineral roin',
Wisconsin.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-03
Preserving the Balance.

Old Capt. Stanley, who lives down IN
the middle Of Kentucky, was good old
Hardsheil Baptist, who would occasion
ally tell story ut the expense Of some
Of the brethren. Many years ago they
were not ~ conspiruousiy ortho<lox on
the temperance question ~ they aro IN
our time. .On one occasion. said tho
Captain, 1.-The brethren down in my
region we've about to have grand
church gathering, and NIL the faithful IL
the neignborho,d were expected to ex-
ert themselves to entertain suitably and
Hospitality the visiting brethren. Two
of nv neighhors met each other Just
before tie grand gath. ring. one Of whom
said:
".What are you going to do?'
"Well, replied tho man, I've laid IN
gallon Of tirst-rate whisky.
IA gallon returted his neighbor,
with look Of contempt; why, I've got
barrel; aud You are just rs able to sup
port the Gospel as ! am. -
In those days you could always tell
Harlshell by looking ut him from be-
hiad; one of the skirts Of his coat would
hang lower than the other-the one IN
which he carried his bottle. But the
Captain said there was one old brother
down there whose UNCONVENTIONAL views
couldn't be ascertained in that way; his
skirts hung eyen-a bottle III each pock.
| at-harper's Magazine.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-03
Changed His Religion.

.Ill lie dinged cf I doan bleye in Dc
predespernation doctrine. remarked
Woely Calvin, the preacher, to . party
Of brethren.
.On what fahricationmcnt Oh theo-
cticaiism do yer place de sincws oh yer
rntio..siuation?' asked Toney. the phi
losopher.
.tiim me dem words 50 ] can com.
initial dem to understndin', Tony" re-
anestel Calvin, turning with bcseech-
ing expression.
4 Nor, rir." snid the philosopher with
emphasis. II got my larnin' by de
sweat Of my brow Mt night school ober
a lihery stable, an doesn't perpose ter
Gin hit away fur nothin'. When / filings
ont anythin'. nm yer can ketch hit, all
right, hut doan ax me ter make yer q
present ob my encyclopedias.
..Scnze mc, Toney. | dint tend ter
rob yer. But q ter dat predespernation
business. LII my church. fur Sc pi1cn
Methodist, hez al'ers faut dat doc
trine. Now, l hez been WINGED oh hlt
an will hah ter change my ligion. III
tell yer how wnz 'vincel Yesterday
,nnrnin' when 1 came along down do
street I thought dis way ter myself:
Now seq I, .sf hit is tended for ME ter
Get drunk ter day, Ise ur 6 wine ter do
hit"
"Wall, how did dat prubs do doctrine
Oh predespernation?"
aI rot drunk"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-03
National Ranks Shnll 10.

THAT irrcconc liable devotees OF the Lost
Canse sho, Id hare bitter feeling toward In
stitutons Which did Mus b 10 snstsin the pub
itc credit during the war, and thus put down
the rebellion, Is not unnatural. Ought losal
men TO have similar feeling g'--Nec York
Tritatae.
And has it come to this, that per-
som cannot even Lave an opinion about
the national banks, hut the "bloody
shirt" must lie flung III his face?
1t seems so by the above extract from
the New York Tribune. Now what is
Iii. truth about the part the national
b.nks took in the contest between the
United States und the Confederate
States?
The ereenback-- absolute paper money;
il excepted no aeht-Has the kind Of
money the United States began tho war
with. Sixty millions We're issued but
that was soon found out To be too Sood
money, which was soon pulled in hy the
government, and greenbaek was issued
that excepted two debts. Mind, kind
reader. all this time no national banks
were IN existence. So what had they to do
in conducting the war bnt the national
bank bill did appear ut the latter part OF
the war, and then bonds were invented
to accommodate the national banks.
The truth il, Mr.. Tribune, that the
yreenhack did the work to put down tho
war, and now yor and your party want
to destroy the only constitutional act
Won ever did, and ut the same time fling
the .bloody shirt" in the face Of the
defenders Of tnat greenback rs an ex-
cuse to sustain those infamous national
banks. The greenback shall i've. and
the national banks shall go.-N0tiOadt
Hi1M
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-03
POLITICAL POINTS.

johnson n. Camden has been elected
Senator by the Lesil lature of West Virgins,
the twenty Republicans voting for 4 W. Camp
bcll.
8. D. Maxey has been reelected SEN
ator from Texas, Throckmorton standing SEQ
ond on the ballot.
The New Jersey Legislature elected
william ]. Scwcll to the United States Senate.
Washington gossip connects Senator
windon's name with Cabinet position under
the new administration.
Senator Allison, it is said, would not
accept tho treasury portfolio ii it were ten
Jered him-prcferring TO remain in the Senate.
A bill is before the Senate Of Minne-
'o,a declaring railways public highways, aud
,rohibiting them from carrying on business
,ther than that Of transportation.
Tho Ohio House Of Representatives
las adopted . resolution directing tho Ju-
lciary Committee to report what legislation j.
.,eccssary to prevent the consolidation Of tele-
graph companies.
The thirtieth ballot in the Tennessee
Legislature resulted in the election of Howell
d. Jackson a. United Statos Senator. Hs il !
slafs>crnslit Democrat and member Of the
tower house aud, on being lifted from Lis
seat aud escorted to the stand, pledged hin-
III to do all in his power TO ailay sectional
gitation.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-03

Five inches Of snow fell 1t Mobile,
doing considerable damage to trees. Snow fell
at Augusta, ua., fcr eight hours, and at Will
mington, n. G., there was good sleighing and
snow-balling.
The first and only grain elevator On
the Atlantic coast has been opened for business
at Port Royal, 8. @.
The unveiling Of the Cowpens monu-
bent It Spartanburg, 3. G.. will take place on
the llth OF May. The statue Of Gen. Daniel
Morgan will surmount the column.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion Building at West Point Ga, and twelve
stores have been burned.
The car.shops Of the Jacksonville
road, 1t Tallahassee, Fla. havo been burned to
ths ground, the loss footing up es5,0oo.
Tom Buford, who killed Judge Elliott,
of the Kentucky Court of Appeals, about q
year ago, has been acquitted on the plea Of In
sanity
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-03

There are now in the treasury of the
United States To secure national.bank-
note circulation $500, 137, $50 in United
States bonds bearing interest at rates
varying from per cent. to s PER cent.
The interest which tho Government
pnys upon these bonds amounts yearly
to ST, ,2i9.258.
And yet practically the Government
las paid OF nine.tcnths of the bonds,
and nine. tenths of the interest it yearly
PAYS is upon an indebtedness that does
not, in fnct, exist.
all of these bonds ore nominally owned
Nv national banks, They deposit them
in the treasury Of the United States,
and thereupon the Government gnaran.
tees the payment Of their circulating
notes, thus making those notes rs good
legal tender as treasury note. Bnt the
banks continue to draw interest upon the
whole amount Of funds deposited. nj
though they have the use OF nine-tcnthA
Of the amount III legal tender.
70 follow ont the figures These
1880. 137, $50 Of bonds represent S324,-
l23. 80 Of national.bank notes. With
these notes the banks make small
profit indced, if they make no moro
than 10 per cent, which would amount
to s32, 4i2, ,375, and this added to the in
terest upon the bonds gives a total IN
come Of $i9. .66l, ,633, on M investments
in Government securities of 1850, l37, ,55O
In other words, the banks draw interest
from the Government on $324, 123, 75O,
which the Government has paid to them
by guaranteeing their notes.
By this national-bank system what
ever profit arises from the issue Of q
circulating medium accrues to the banks
instead Of the people. II Is wholly in
the interest Of capital, and the people
rightly object to it. Ii the Government
guarantees a medium Of circulation il
ought to derive the profit that arises
rom it. II certainly ought not to pay
sl5, ,5ol.3 1913 in interest every year for
the privilege of guaranteeing the pay
ment II 1924, l23,75O in circulating
notes.
It is well enough for the Government
to pay interest upon the money it bor-
rows, but TO pay it on the money It lends
is quite Il different tning. Truth.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-03

O00, 900 OF national bonds and 827 ,OOO,-
600 Of first mortgage bonds, and, build.
ing the road with other peoples money,
issued to Stanford and his associates
S54, 600. 900 of capital stock, for which
they did not pay one dollar. On the
Government bonds they are also in de-
fault nearly $50, ,OOO, 900 of interest.
The company llas long since forfeited
all its legal rights, as 1t has also for
feited NIL respect md confidence Of the
public. The duty Of the Government Is
clear. II is to take possession Of the
compel the stockholders t.
pny up the *JI 900, 600 for their capital
stock or forfeit their interest, and then
lease the road to il new corporation t,i,-
der such regulations and limitations ~
will destroy tire scanaalous and crush
ing monopoly which now exists. Az .
sign OF tie times, it is understood that
Mr.. Vanderbilt hns unloaded oil his
capital stock in the Pacific railroads M
der legal advice that stockholders n.y
be at any time required to pay the price
II TINT stock, to be applied to the pay
mcnt Of the debts OF the company.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-03
MISCELLANEOUS GLEANIN0s.
Mount Baker. in British Columbia, is

n state OF active eruption
The officers Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company say that tho consolidation
will not be followed by an advance IN rates,
except In few suburban points whore the
facilities are not adeaastc.
During the last six months Of the year
1850 1sl, 900 more immigrants arrived in this
country than during the corresponding six
months Of 1874
Halifax is happy over tie first ship
nent OF grain to Europe, il having been for
warded from the West By the Grand Trunk
road.
The nacing fund in this country for
he current year will closely approximate
sl,0a0,o00.
Prot. REILLY, chief Of tho Entomolog-
Eal Commission. PREDICTS great swarm Of
oiusts this summer, particularly in the South
crn statcs and tho southern portion OF Ili-
nos. He says that the farmers OF that section
may expect 10 suffer much damage from their
ieprcdations.
4 fire in Main street, Buffalo, ruined
the building and stock Of the Howe Scale and
Safe Lamp Company, doing damage Of ~. 900.
Tho steamer Rochester lost 548 cattle
Oh her passage from Boston to Liverpool.
At Whitevale, Ontario, Mrs. Sheppard
shot ono son dead, killed another with BUTCH
er-kni'e, and then nearly put an end 70 her
ownlfe.
It hus been ascertained that Col. Pot
ter. OF the United States geological survey,
who has been missing since October. was
robbed aud murdered by party Of three
areasen, one OF whom 10 now under arrest at
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
An incendiary tire at Orangcviiie,
Out, destroyed storehouse aud $1,000 BUSH
els Of grain.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-03
WARRINGTON NOTES.

Senator Matt Carpenter Is rapidly re-
covering from his recent attack OF congestion
Of tho lungs, which he joAingly charges to
temperance dinner which he attended q the
White House,
President Hayes has nominated Ed
ward c. Billings, Of Louisians, to be United
States Judge for tho Fifth crcnit, in place Of
Judge Woods, appointed TO the Supreme Bench
The United States Supreme Court has
decided that the income tax ID constitutional.
Justice Swayne, Of the Supreme Court,
has finally resigned.
The House Committee on Judiciary
has decided that the Senate has . constitution
al right to originate bills making appropriar
tons Of public moneys.
Secretary Sherman, in presenting his
vicws to the Senate Committee on Finance,
urged that tho funding bonds bear 81 per
cent. interest and become redeemable IN from
dve to twenty years. He expressed tho opinion
that tho certificates, rodeemab,e in one year,
can be floatcd at 8 per cent. but that bond 1t
that figure was not practicable.
The House Committee on Commerce
nas voted to make an appropriation Missis-
ippi river improvements and for the reservoir
ystem, but has left the amount 10 be deter
ained after the other items of the River and
sIarbor bill shall have been fixed
The special Ponca commission ap-
ointed BY lhc President reports that tho ~
novsl from Dakota ard Nebraska was without
ufli>ient cause; I; that the Government had
,1ve.anted to protect their persons aud prop
.rty, and that those who have returned to
Dakota arc entirely self-sustaining, and desire
i tcaclfer aud . minister. II il recommended
hat 100 acres Of land be given each person.
nd that the recipients be subject to the civil
and CRIMINAL laM- Of tho Territory in which the
xnds are selected.
Commissioner Williamson, u the
General Land Office, urges re-survoy Of tho
public lands. Congress will 10 asked TO make
al appropriation Cor tho purpose.
Commodore Jetiers, 1T the request Of
President Hayes, will prepare statement Of
the probable expense Of fitting out q vessel Tor
the Arctic regions to search for tho Jeanette.
He thinks 100000 would be required.
The preparations tor the Inauguration
OF Gen. Garfield are in bad way. The com.
nittee cannot raise iunds enough to carry out
the original programme, and the plans have
had to DO modified.
Gen. Walker, superintendent Of the
Census. il mentioned as the incoming Secretary
Of the Interior.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-03
No New Thing.

The idea Of tho cutting Of the Isthmns
Of Panama does not date from yesterday.
In 1928 . Portuguese navigator, AntoMia
Galvao. proposed to Charles Y. to make
nm interoceanic communication. In 1880
Nelson proposed canal through Nicar-
aqua Won Humboldt took mp tho
project in 1904. In 1871 Remy do puydt
took o colony to Honduras to dig canal
there. Two years later Gavclla and
Conrtines were sent out by Guizot TO
study the question; they pronounced
against the possibility Of the enterprise.
In 1912 the Government Of Nicaragua
asked Louis Napoleon Bonaparte to lend
his name to the enterprise. After his
escape from Ham Louis Napoleon did
appeal to the public tor funds in PAM
phlet, lie Canal de Nicaragua, but the
project fell through.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-03
DOMESTIC INTELLI0ENcE.
East.

Roelff Won Barren, Hollandcr, who
has residod IN New Haven, Ct, for six months
in the most abject poverty. has inst fallen heir
to an enormous fortune by tho death Of his
great granduncle, Heinrich Bpier, Of Hotter
dam, who bequeaths him his property. The
sstate is estimated 1t about e4O. .OOO. 600
Oscar Rice, at one time Collector OF
internal Revenue for the District Of Louisiana,
has been arrested at Boston on the charge Of
embezzling $4,000.
Two thousand tons OF top coal and
rock fell in the Empire mines. near Wilkes
barre, Pa, burying two miners.
Five children Of farmer named Bos-
comb, living near Malone, N. y, were mysteri-
ously burned to death while their mother va
absent ct neigbbor'G
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-02-03

George Jones, Of tho New York Times,
announces that tho subscriptions to the Pre-, l.
dental fund have reached &225,00 which Is
likely to be given outright to Gen. Grant It
has been discovered that Gould, Vanderbilt,
John W. Mackey and Edwin y. Morgan zach
threw in s25,OOO
DIR. Blackburn, Of Kentucky, conf
IDENTIFY predicts that cholera will visit the
country this summer. He says that It has al
ready visited Chicago under the name of ''chol-
er1nen