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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-19
New Advertisements.
STATE OF Observation-Disclosures Court
for Jefferson County.-In Probate
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

In the matter OF the Estate OF Joseph Davies
late OF the CITY Of WatTtoWn in the County IF
Jefferson and state o Wisconsin, deceased.
Letters tGstamentaTy. on the said estate having
been issued AMI the first Tuesday Of February
next being the time by he order of said Court
limited for the creditors of said deceased to pre-
sent their claims for examination and allowance.
Notice is hereby given thai the undersigned.
Judge Of said Court Will Oh the first Tuesdays Of
December 1852, ana February, Sa3 being the
5th day of December, 49, and the 9Th day of
February, A. D. 1888 at the office Of the County
Judge in the City Of IrtItr,o in said County,
receive. examine and adjust all c.aiia8 ana de
mands ofall persons against said deceased.
Dated atjeiferson, Wis, this 18th day OF July
a. D. 1882.
HENRY COLONIUS
40W4 Comfy Judge
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-19

SECRETARY Folger has appointed Con
gresham Crowley of New York, E.P
Allis Of Milwaukee, and James G.. Hill,
Supervising Architect, a commission to
decide upon the selection of sites for pub
lie buildings at Detroit, Minneapolis and
Denver.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-19

GOVERNOR Crittenden, of Missouri,
refused to call special election in St.
Louis to fill the vacancy in Congress
caused by the death of Thomas Allen.
That leaves the Missouri Democrats one
short of their representation,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-19
CONTENTION

Dated July 18th, 1882.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-19

The President has Dot determined up
on his action in regard to the case of Ser
geaut Mason, but the general impression
among those best qualified to judge is
that he is not disposed TO interfere with
the sentence of the court martial.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-19

A TELEGRAM from Alexandra yester-
day, states that the Khedive claims that
205 Europeans have been killed at KAHN
el-Dwar.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-19

MARQUIS Rays, who organized the I'M
fortunate colony in the South Seas, has
been arrested at Barcelona, Snain, and
will be extradited at the request Of
France.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-19
Z he 8epubLtrap.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10. 1882.
Congressional District
Convention.
TNvc1,
FIRST DISTRICT

4 Republican Convention of the First Con
g1essional District of the State of Wisconsin, com
posed ofthe counties of Kenosha, Racine, Wal
worth. Rock and jefferson, is hereby called to
meet at the village ofGeneva, in Walworth coun-
~. on the 10th day Of August, 1882 at IL o'clock
noon of that day. to nominate a candidate for
Congress for the District for the next ensuing
two years. Each Senate and Assembly District
will be entitled to two delegates in the conven-
ton. JOHN T. BENNEII,
d. 3. BARNES,
E ENOS
G. T. FISH,
III. S. THORP,
Committee.
To4o5 T,,1xr 1911, 1890
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-07-19
5TATEOF WISCONSIN.-County Court
for Jefferson County.-In Probate.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the matter Of the estate of Richard Sutton,
late ofthe City of WatertoWn, in the county of
Jefferson and state of Wisconsin, deceased.
Letters Of administration on the said estate
having been issued, aud the first Tuesday of
February next, being the time by the order of
said Court limited, Tor the creditors OF said de-
ceased to present their claims for examination
and allowance.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
Judge of said Court, viii, on the LIST Tuesdays OF
December and February next, being the 9Th day
of December, 1882, and the 9th day OF February
A. d. 1883, at the Office Of the County Judge in
amino and adjust all claims and demands of all
perSOEs against said deceased.
Dated at Jefferson, Wis, this 9TH day of July,
A. d. 1882.
HENRY COLONIUS,
S9W4 County Judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-13
NEW YORK FINANCES.
TIE CONTROLLERS REPORT.

I'M YIN lNDIIIEhC hEIOhI.
FAVORABLE SHOWING or THE STATES FIYANcrs.
THE NEw CAPIrOI-LOwEsT TAX RATS SINCE
1886.
ALBANY, Jan. 12.-The report Of the Stafe
Controller the fiscal year ended September 90 14-t
first calls attention to statements showing the tran.e
tio1s I'm ami exact condition OF the various trust fund.-
belonging TO the state, tho revenues ~ which, with one
exception. orc devoted 10 educational purp5ses Con.
corning them the report says:
The deficiencies which existed IN TIE revenues o. Tia
different funds at the end Of the last fiscal have been
wiped out with exception, The deficiency q some.
thing $4,000 IN the revenue OF tie school
fund sill exists. In my Inst report The attention Of Ole
Legislature called to the fact that owing 20 the low
rate ofintcres obtanabe n safe and ea securities
the revenue would not De sufficient f0rthe purpose or
which originally intended aud tbat tlsG,faietsy
would have 10 be met by direct taxation. Y0u viii
notice in another part - this report that The aetI
surplus IN the State Treasury belonging tho general
fund il S2,399Gl5 -. being the largest tho state ha-
ever possessed would suggest that 100000 OF tbs
amount Dc appropriated 20 increase the capital OF the
common school fund.- md Doe invested iu such securities
az the law parmits The capital tiu- i1ar.osrd would
yied adequate income and thereby avoid direct au.
nul taxation, which otherwise must De necessary. The
management of the Unitcd States deposit fund in tle
several counties has changed for tine better. The
LEGISLATURE Of 1881 falling to any law looking 20
its better mana cement and It's preservation, have
deemed 10 my dut, the Trustee Of Tao fund, TO c,D44a
tie policy heretofore adopted of requesting the return
20 the state Treasury Of all capital c may Dc paid
10 the commissioner"
The statements Of Treasury receipts and expenditure
the State debt and the sinking fund have already been
given the Governors Message Expenditures ior eiu.
catona purposes were S3237,7l0 %. OF which
- sG2 OSS Il the proceeds ola direct tax Of
ana eighty -hye-one thousandfEs mills for common
schools. The expenditure for the period by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-13
NOTES AMONG THE ARTISTS
PRIVATE VIEW OF THE FUND COLLECTION

Saturday evening was pleasant and ENJOYABLE Affair."
The broad stairway the south gallery was lined Win
flowers and palms, artists 0micably compared hoten
over their pictures those whose duty II wac to beneht or
bore the general public with their views OF the paintings
made the most Of their opportunities FOR studying the
various works and the pungout aroma OF tobacco tht
filed the air emphasized the note on The card OF hV-
taton Gentlemen only" II was possible therefore 10
pass an hour two very pleasantly but any one WHO
came to obtain a satisfactory "ycw" u the pictures
found himself sadly dcludcd For the officers OF The
society saw fl to repeat the hundcr OF the Academy last
spring in allowing two hours Of gas light for the mis-
named private view Of the collection The wise and
prudent found their way into the CELERY during the day,
and secured least leisure for seeing hc pictures by
GOOD light although some not ia place, no cata-
oes were I'm readiness and the hustle OF preparation
was still I'm progress.
Although the 1Ol pictures and pieces Of statuary I'm
this cxhb ton are nine less I'm number than last year.
tie made by this collection is oil Icing much
LARGER tha before. The ia the marked increase
in The size OF the pictures The object OF the member, Us
ito avoid paying 800 TO the Society by contributing
picture or pictures which will sell for tlat amount As
I'm many cases this has not been attained In the past
there seems g. have been gem raj movement toward
painting larecr pictures which, through their sze at
lcust may draw generous sums nom the pockets '
picture buyers. Eut taking the exhibition az whole
this increase IL size seems to have been accompanied by
rca y creator Importance in tie works presented ahda
more faithful care Ia their execution. since THIS WORK.
however, is contributed for mutual aid society, WIN
a., ,..,t,.. 8, cannot to -. y.
cOh'ta'-o'N o"'i'N P,'''-'"'J N'''''' ~
pcrtcl 10 offer the highest average Of excellence md
,,ot f,irI, I. i l,cd b, 1i-d standard WelikuOYu
'''.'' '''' ,,.,i ,. .,,,t o.. ,...,t,,
artists "tc foP''''H''' ~ "tl'"'I""H ''.' 40
In We.-bu0Wu styles. The pictures tutJ the
vfsi.or cvpccts TO 500 before entering, he
y ,,.i,,. ,..,...,,i,iI,.
unu' a"a.'IA- A'" - T. 1''' ',''''''''
startled deer gaze in establishment at J. q. Browns
,4tt. mill gr.,,.o,- to,to,oa on ,,,r.tcc'Dieal Inn
'0"''''D"' ''''~ -of' - -. ...'..e .
Oh autumn 5ohhi'S tH|eoP'7 HI'"S, III INC 'S' %
f,..rt3 In lake and Macy travels down uCyCrcGdIuE
So. rI t,,,-o,1 a. ,yi,tor suusct But a. tins col
49,. .,..,.t... s...,,.l. g., ,,,,.,..t, BIN. t,.
Ictl1tI 'p4Oc 10 iich "4 S'i i-' '' "
best that the society las exhibited ana mas called IoTlh
.... 60 ID i.,., a,,r.i,ir,r sottavrhat if de.
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4 witty French actress who is Soon to 20
,.,i m T. tragsdlan WAS recently receiving lhe 80
,ti,us of SOME friends, whom sue Suddenly lhteaf
H.trd ny Saying; Bat don't you 'hlnh l.5. ~ IL
.,-ssd Of great COURAGE 70 marry =. AlAA NV 49, -
ready made 50 many people SeepP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-13

ny Bouguereau, started at II 900 aud sold for AZ o1
The sale concludes tonight TV''
The exact amount realized from the sales at the rcens
salmagund Exhibition was s. O32 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-13

FAVORABLE SHOWING OF THE STATES FIYANcrs.
THE NEW CAPITOI-LOwEsT TAX RATS SINCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-13

NJ - I
Tho above tax of "a mills IS The lowest -ate since
1856 and on the present valuation WI YeIt
81 1 ~ogGl. Tie reduction OF tur rate OF taxation for
Ss3ta purpo-es 20 the above laW figure ar' utDe 10
the revenue derived from thc tax put upon ht lIlhr .
business n corporations ny nct cb"pir 't-
sc of the veto power hy Governor Cornell IL r. lot
fictitious OF q forced rate, bat one that. even ".ih I9
.,N tax laws LoW iu force, can he Wiiusiit '"I II
tho Ipui- allure viii enact mt statutes some x i" te
xii, b. bat A few years before the entire amount I't--iI
for The proper maintenance OF tne state Government
can e collected without icyylng any lN on " rr'S n
guhtirs in enforcing tLls 4sl me bcpuItptht ~
,riled hard and faithfully Hundreds ~ corporations
have been added 10 she l't II iust yt3f' ah. '''
which Will eventually be- reac ga hudti u "@9 H'' "'o'
estimated IN my last report 40 7-'VVJVoV . e. - d. Cd.
lone ot her matter wica was referred 10 ~ ih. %
rlolt the attention of te legislature j.. ~ t." 20
D1 rutprug upon duiIe, ON inc N-rI 3' J,..'' -
1850 the following old balances wee iouh0 20 ~ Gu
from thu several counties hahed'
Clinton. ..-........-.--rjOt ~
Putnam. ''--'''''--- .0-c =,
Richmond. 80 -
sulul lCr.-. ----.---'- i'"'' ~
o1e.c baucc. arise from interest duo ON state TAX,
d-I.iou OF county trt1-urtrs and nom cther causes
,.r.h continually occur in the manage hcut OF no
I,ur.- ID. srost state. Tie recommendation ttat iLe
,lire grant authority 90 tho Board or Audit ait'F
.lIrut vyI ,Ucr ana argument 70 ''iARi"''70
ID. -ltrf. these balances, Is again suggested
I'm closing tn-. my la-t report % the Iftls'a : ~
iu.t.c am compelled 90 hcat Hlitts1 10 'Ay
as tls Deputy Controller and the clerks ID H- -
,f,.s1t during my administration or bS aHiie. az
t.i. irt response 90 uy wishes IN all tlu--, l -
~ laI9r of.n willingly performed after ohlce D. 'u,s
H. t. fh. present excellent hadHfla tul'lli' 90 nv
-t.t, The administration N me East Two l,'t7 "a,
- with ulrd,uAB PRIDE as the results Ji lIs i On
/. nh. 1tt is improved condition OF tAa Nt''.'
b.. t.r largest surplus Ode Af' -utJ Aie ,' -A "7
ana 10 t.c lowest lax rate since '7'o'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-14
BLAINE
On the Foreign Policy Of the Gnriicld Al.
q ~ kxt trn tInn .'.f ..-.

On the Foreign POliGy Of the Garfield Al.
' ntktrntioM,
: CHICAGO, September l3.-By the courtesy
OF the Weekly Magazine OF Chicago the io'-
lowing salient portions arc furnished OF the
leading article, from The pen Of Hon. jas.
G.. Blaine. entitled "The South American
Policy Of the GARFIELD Administration" It
will appear tomorrow III iull. The foreign
policy OF President GarIicld's administra,
ton had two principal objects in,yiew,
the first being about the peace Gnd
present future wish in North and South
America. Sccond-To cultivate such
friendly commercial relations with all
AMerican countries as would lead to a
large increase ip the export trade in the
United Suites BY supplying those iabrics
in which we are abundantly able to com.
pete with,the manufacturing nations OF
Eurore. To attain the second object the
first must be accomplished. .t ..',. = 3
I 1t would pc idle TO attempt the dcvel-
opneut and enlargement Of our trade with
the countries oi North and South America,
il that tradc were liab'o at any unforeseen
moment would be violently interrupted BY
such wars MS that which for thrce years has
engrossed md almost engulfcd Chill, Peru
and Bolivia, rs that which is barely averted
by the friendly otieesoi the United States,
between Chill and the Argentine Repnb.
lie, ns TINT which lus been postponed by
the same good Offices but not decisively
abandoned between. Mexico ipnd 6uati.
mala, US that which is threatened between
Brazil and Uruguay, as that which Is even
now ioreshNdowed between Brazil and the
Argentine States. Spanish American
republics have grown out Of tho old colon.
iql divisions formed from conspicuous
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grants TO favorites by the Royal Charter,
and their boundaries are in many cases not
clearly defined, and consequently afford u
basis of continual disputes. ii
MEMORIES or OTHER DAYS
Revived Mt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or the
soldiers Reunion.

Revived nj tPArkcrAburE-Sucee~ or the
,it soldiers ReuuiOn.
Special Dispatch TO tho lntcllgcncer.
PAnHEnsuuRo, September l3.-The re.
union as to numbers and pleasant time Is
u grand success. Yesterday about 5000
people were present. The wigwam is an
immense affair, and Is decorated in as ar.
tistic and elegant taste M any building
ever law. The ladies ofthc cityare entitled to
great praisefor their part oil the service. Tho
address ofwelcome on tho part the citizens
was imade by ex.Gov. Stevenson, and was
given In his usual happy and ielicitious
style. The address on the part Of the SOL
dicrs by Charley Caldwell being
written was iair but not fully APP
preciatcd. When funny man tries
TO be serious he does not always at.
tain SUCCESS All the exercises were inter.
esting and the music was excellent. On
Wednesday the crowd was doubled. The
wigwam was packed and as many more
', ,' 'o"' ~ s"'i4 t'An''o''o'' A"e''e
.'o"s''no .a1a'. Is not IN exagsera'
'e' tsI''nale OF the number pres
e.ls' oh account OF the absence
u au'et''sea speake's' that part OF the ex-
erciscs was filled in by our local talent,
Governor Stevenson, J. a. Hutchinson,
Wiley and others, also Gen. Wild, OF
ou'o' WHO sloke hapPl'y ahu wei ohe OF
the most attractive teatl'res was the
read'hs OF letters from those unable
10 attend from President Arthur,
uehera's Grant, sherman,sherldan, Hayes,
CrooKs' puval' Kelley, uarrls' Woodiord,
ana heaHy al the military celebrities OF
the lah"' Inc reglmental march this
morning was a iine success, llling all the
pr'ncipal streets Oh the CITY. The next
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-09-14
THE POLITICAL WORLD.
THE NewyoRx STATE CONVENTION,
Probable 0ateome or the Fisht-E -E.lImatss u 10
the 'cAndtdstss-Curnfll In the Lead with
Folstr 4 close Seeond-rildea Tough and
Stlll In the Rlng-Othsr Political Notes.

ALBANY, September l3.-The Eaeing
Journal classihes tho delegates already
chosen to tho Republican State Conven.
ton, estimating 9l for Cornell In Kings
county, 1as follows: Cornell, $780, Folger,
l4;. Wadswolth, 40; Wood, 1s; Sturin, s;
Robinson, 6; doubtful, s. Total, 3eG. Ap.
poFtioning the remaining 40 delegates &C.
cordiny to the best information, tho Jou,.
nal says the first ballot ut Saratoga will
stand about MS follows: Cornell, lS3; Folser,
l7T Wadsworth, 90; with complimentary
votes for Wood, Starin, Robinson and Ca.-
penter ringing from 10 to 20. 3..a,i5.
New fonx, September IA State TEN.
perance Convention is to be held in Syra.
cuse, October 4th, to consider the prohibi.
lion amendment 10 the Suite Constitution.
There is no truth in the report that Samuel
j. Tilden is seriously III. Ile was riding
this afternoon On the streets OF Yonkers.
MANCHESTER n. II.-The National
Greenback Labor purity, in State Couvep.
ton, declared against fusion with either Of
the present parties aud favored a genera,
railroad law. John +. Woodbury. VIVA
nominated for Cover o and LAFAYETTE
Moore Wendell and John L Norwood for
Railroad Commissioners. Lafayette Chcs.
Icy was nominated for Congress in the first
district and George Carpenter for the Sec
ond district. }'3l'S - +
CONCORD, n. H., September la-Thc
Democratic Convention Of. The Second
district nominated Jewctt D. llorsley for
Congress. 7''N$ 80,
PHILADElllllA, September l3.-Warran,s
arc out ior sho arrest Of Frank johnson
aad Edward Doncgan, United States
Supervisors, charged with illegally register
Ing votes. 1t is claimed that false regstra.
ton is part Of the scheme for Wholesale
fraud at the approaching election. H.
ArLASrA, Ga, September l3.-Govcrnor
Golquitt, thinking OF appointing b. II.
hill, Jr., to I'LL the unexpirrd torn Of his
late father in the United States Senate, Mr..
Hill to night prepared letter to the Gov
ernor declining the prospective appoint-
ment, stating that the Office is bevond his
aspirations. ' "Ia '3l. =.
-, EAST SAGINAW, Mlcll., September l3.-
The Democratic Congressional Committee
OF the Eighth district was held this after
noon and fused with the Greenback Con-
vention, the Conference Committee RECON-
mending Charles J.. Wille,.s, OF Gratio,,
us candidate ior Representative in Con-
grcss. Thcnomiualion WIS made unani-
NOUS It- tsii;3" s.sii3 Pgf
San FnASclsco, September. ,l3.-Major
s. j. McQuiddy, recently nominated by
the Grecnback Convention for Governor,
was arrested today by the United States
Marshal on charge oi having conspired
to obs,,nct United States Marshal Paal in
the performance OF his duties during the
Alussel Slough troubles of yeur ago.
McQiiday gave bond aud was released
from custody. e5 ilmlr sW.1. ~
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'hnuttnMl CMlI,nllc MNYcnlrMt.

y o"'cAso, September l3.-At the Metho.
1's, preaeAes' meeting yesterday, the Rev.
49,. ~ bell read a paper on "lhe Tndepend.
Is' Ss ISalho''c S1o.'' Movement" lIe stated that
imr ,a'I NJ Just returned from New Jersey
IL l;Sn u three dnys's visit to tho Inst Catho.
ia ssaa;'n,p,'nee''ng sa;, ever held in America.
v,,;Sa Sw Ssa iile movement WIS for the evangcl.
nv SS,''nh n OF those now under tho influence OF
srs, Sv hOm1n Catholic Church, nnd was in.
sstsN,s'e1 sts', by converted Roman Catholic
t,Sso, t%v,s; lie gave \ brief description Of the
NsIss NI'se'tsaI work being prosecuted BY
ls.a%p SlcNamara, and stated that lie be.
n, %'vT ~, ls!ese converts to be humble, iaith.
ns,S SShtisl'ans. who were accomplishing
ss NV. good. Tho subject elicited such Il
lsiss S4,'a! interest and discussion that it was
Ssn ss'ea * 10 the business Committee, with q
h, sS o' again bringing it before tho meet.
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DfCIkSOS'S CHARGES.
Further i<cl0sHreA-Ont the Rink of mn
a UnplrAsn,it Ss.anilul

FuEaHer rnasc1oAurcS-Onth krlnk OF m
Unpleasant Scandal.
WASHINGTON, September ia synop-
sis OF .Dickson's sworn statement in regard
to attempts ut bribery, which he has filed
with the district attorney, is published this
morning. 1t contains only one point in
addition to what he set forth in yesterdays
statement. Dickson says that Bowen, in
the course OF his conversation in whicl. he
urged The former to secure the conviction
OF Brady and Dorsey, asserted that after
conviction the President would pardon the
defendants possibly within thirty days.
TO Dickson'sinquiry on this point, Bowen
answered that Bliss, Merrick and ker were
entirely ignorant Of this movement on the
the part o! Attorney General Brewster.
The District Attorney acting upon the
information OF Foreman Dickson, will issue
warranty for the arrest Of Brewster Cam.
'cron and Henry a. Bowen TO answer the
charge OF attempting to bribe. Merrick is
busily engaged getting his sinformation.in into
shape; to prevent the District Attorney
from. acting, so We are evidently on the
brink OF a very unpleasant scandal involy.
ing charges and counter-charges OF bribery
and perjury. Gfgre
Foreman Dickson sent TO the ATTORNEY
General this evening the following letter
"a2a 800, FoRry.oNE AND oxE.ltALr srnEEr, !
n. WASHINGTON, September l3.
Hon. Benz. IT. Bre'csttr, .ltornsy General
I. United Siaies: .,g.T U Co.
SlH:-During the progress OF the Star
route trial an attempt was made to
corrupt the jury inpanneled in the case,
und an officer OF Your department named
Henry A. Bowen, special agenl, assigned
to Arizona, is guilty Of Offering bribe to
me to influence my judgment md verdict.
The sworn statement detailed the facts that
have been filed with the District Attorney
OF the District OF Columbia, which Is aG.
ccssible to yol,, and 10 which respectfully
call Your attention. As Il citizen Of
the United States I. demand from
YOU protection against the vcnomous, ma.
licious and contemplate assaults upon my
private character by your principal assist.
ants and officers Of the Department OF jus.
tice, for daring to perform their sworn
duty according TO my honest conviction oil
right aud justice. Respectfully,
[Signedl = tf.s WM. Dickson. F.,