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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-05-11
Sheriff. Sale.
District Court. sedgwick county, Kansas
TIE Loan and Trust Savings Bank, of
CoEcort, New Hampshire, plaintiff,

CoEcofd, New hampshire, plaintiff,
George W >l9cum and Lizzie Slocum
defendants.
by virtue OF an order of sale Issued out of the
III trict Court OF ~edgwiek county. Kansas .
wherein the Loan aud Trust savings Bank, Of
concord, New Hampshire, plaintiff. and
George !" Sioeum and Lizzie slocum are lie
PENDANTS. wi |, on
Saturday, he s7t dey Of Nay. A. d. Iss2,
~ o-elook + NJ ut the courthouse door be-
log AZ the front of the building known as FatIe
l'iock. on Douglas avenue. in the city OF Wich-
ita, hsnsts, oner for sale, at public auction, To-
the highest bidder for cash in hand all the right
title ana Interest Of the defendants George "
SiGcJin and Lizzie Slocum in and to the follow
nag described real property. situated in the
couaty OF eedgIick, State of Kansas to wit:
The southwest quarier % Of section twenty
ave t25, in township twenty eight {2S), range.
three ~ west
said real property is levied upon ss the Prop
ertY OF defendants, George ". >locum and Lizzie
SioeuIn. and will be sold to satisfy said order OF
sale
sheriG's Office, Wichita Kansas, April 18th,
\. ID. lSo2
ii K. WATT.
sheriff, Sedgwick county. Kansas
III G. Rugges, PlaiatiG's Attorney. rs
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And one delegate and one alternate from eacl,
unorganized county. Total, l6t.
IL u recommended that ounty conventions to
elect delegates TO the Cong ressional Convention
be held on Thursday, the 18th LAY of MAY, lsss.
wM. SINS, Chairman.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-05-11

The President has signed the amended
Chinese bill, which keeps Mr.. Almond-eye
out for ten years.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-05-11
Notice.
NOTICE.
Morris hohn as,l Sol II. Krhn, uartpt
n. IL k.ln y IN i.lAintt n.

Morris kohn aad Sol II Kchp, partresal
~ NJ. kehn Il TO plaintiffs
"
Mrs. j. G Mills, defendant
The defendant above named is hereby notified
that Ia the above entitled ease an order OF at
tac1ment WAS Issued by Julius Jnnkermsnn y
Justice of The Peace OF Wichita city, Sel.,,siek
county, kansas. on the 18th day ui ipfiI \ b.
ls2 Amount claimed thiriyscyen aud fifty
five hHn"reii dollars csS7 55l, with interest
from April 3D. 1892, at seven pereeAt per a num-
The SAID ease Is set for trial before said Justice
on the 10 h day OF June, iSS2 ut hine o clock "
CASH HENDERSON,
as Agent for Plaintiffs
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Guiteau's case is being heard to-day. He
will hang, all the same, at the end Of next
spoufh.
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Meeting Of the Board Of Equalization

Sheriff. Sedgwiek county, Kansas.
ii. g. Ruggies, Plaintiffs Attorney. As
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GYPSUM TOWNSHIP, May LIST.
TOO long to attempt a categorical answer,
but we will ask our friend just one ques-
ton: II all freight tariffs from New Eng.
iaud to Kansas were abolished, would the
manufacturer OF your agricultural imple-
ments in Massachusetts or New York get any
higher price for his product. In other
words, wouldn't you buy your cultivator for
Just the amount of the freight less than
you now pay PED. EAGLEl
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-05-11
Sherifs Sale.
District Court. sedgwick county, Kansas.
Leonard Tenney

.HtIIH- Nttl-WIck COUNTY,, Nan sas
Harris 4 Harris, Plaintiffs Attorney g.
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ZONES They
Soou ana ther increasing Ito
pubic can have that the York is the
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
BILL EELATIYE 10 COINAGE

WASHINGTON March Representative Pay.
SON. fron The Committee Coinage to-day reported
OIL relative 81 the coinage Of gold and silver coins and
10 provide for the issue q paper certificates for silver
Dhiion The principal change, iD existing coinage laws
proposed by the bill First the dollar and three
dollar coins aro stricken from the st of god coins and
the TRADE dollar from the Hat Of silver coiu-: second the
standard silver dollar coined provided by lawi
made the unit Of valne third the subsidiary silver coins
are made Of fun standard value. AMI all gold and Al.
coins authorized by law arc made "a egal tondcr for
all sums at their nominal value
The bill also proposes extension ~ the plan OF iss
Ing silver certificates based deposits Of silver bInn
provides that holders Of silver bullion 900 fnc or
over may deposit the In quantities % 1000 ounces
over with the Treasurer Assistant Treasurer ~ tho
United states with the surIthcndcnt 90 any hr8uoh
mint or assay Office aud shall Do entitled 20 receive tho
market value ~ the bullion deposited, I silver c.ft'a-
Gates or not less than - each These certificates 10
made payable On demand IN coin bullion and a. 10
receivable for customs taxes and public dues. md hen
so received may b. r i9sucd by the Government
Ihe committee IN it- report tIIt The b. rcuO ~
simply restores the silver c0iu.yc 10 its former honOu
be position aud makes tbs fIncona coins 10 fact Vht
they purpOrt 10 be"
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On the opening of the House this morning
the SPEAKER laid before the House message from the
President transmitting IN reply TO the House resolution
OF the oath u copies OF letters from the Secretary OF
the Treasury and the chairman OF the Civil Service Com
mission from which. the President states, It will be
seen that the appropriation Of $4,000 made at the last
session of Congress for the promotion Of efficiency IN the
CIVIL Service is still Gne1pended; Referred. ,,o
FL PS%Tess % STRAIT rep aRGsSa MRS from the on
s the to & of hs Gned
Whole BY NJ Po XT AERNAM RgP b f f@e
ton of pure vaccine virus TO the people Committee OF
Mr. WAIT Rep, Conn.,, from the Committee on
tested election case Of Lanier against King from the
vth District of Louisiana, Adopted
The aOnss M at p l1 - r % %snt into IN s cTs &
Indian Appropriation bill. The total amount of appro
priaion recommended by the bill Is S492O 2O3-an IN
crease of 1921 900 from the estimates. The amount
recommended is made up OF the following items;
spectors and interpreters and for Contingencies,
So .2S5 81 for transportation, S275OOO removal,
settlement and subsistence OF tribes, 81 355OO
general incidental expenses $4,000; miscellaneous,
1868 200 interest trust fund stocks S99,21S. The
Year are mainly as follows In lieu Of appropriating
Interpreters in detail as heretofore they are provided
for in this bill in gross and S20o4Os apProprated for
the purpose the Secretary OF the Interior being author
tied to employ aud distribute them IN his discretion
and at salaries in no case exceeding $500 year Sec
tlon 2O7O fixing salaries OF interpreters at hSher
rate or compensation Ia 10
the bill. The number Of agents is reduced from sixty
to sixty The expenses or the commission OF cl
zens serving without pay Is specified In detail.
Mr.. HUrCHTNS Dem n. ~ moved to strike out the
paragraph aproprHtng $1,000 for the expenses OF the
Indian Commission. Aftera short discussion the mend
ment Teected-33 yeas to 50 nays.
There We're other amendments OF Importance pro-
posed and at 4:l5 D. m the reading Of the bill
peted when the committee and reported TO the
House, and II passed.
Mr.. HARDENBERGH Dem, y. j. by request intro
dgeed b 70 indefinitely the corporate existence
Of National Banking Associations. Referred.
The House, ut J:25 D. In., UOurned
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
MoRM0Ns coRRUPTING INDIANS.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-Gcneral Wilcox
tccgtaphs the War Department from Wilcox, Arz..
February lG, saying There have been no raids from
Mexican Indians. My troops have yiglantly and CON
tnuousy secuted the border for the past two months
ana are still doing So"
Agency, informs the Commissioner of Indian Affairs
that he has used every available means 20 get norma
ton regarding the threatened outbreak on the part
OF the Utcs, Piutcs and Nav 10 Indians He says
have the satisfaction to report that my Indians are
seemingly perfectly satisfied cOntencd, ana have
no fears of any trouble them. Reports reach mo
almost daily threatened hO stlties from the NHvaOcs
and Pintcs but | don't consiier the Information AZ
dieting | don't think my Indians are getting any IA
si-taucc from the MOrmOns but II well established
fact thlt MormOus have been for and ut
present furnishing the different bands OF Indians that
frequent their border with arms, ammunition and
Vli-kcy,"
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
ADDITIONAL CASES or SMALLPOX.

Four persons suffering from smallpox have
been removed Riverside Hospital from the large
tenement house at No. 7O5 East 1hrteontst. in the
past two days. The inmates OF the building are mostly
bohemian cigar-nakers, who curry ON their
trade In their Few Of them had been
vaccinaed when the disease appeared n the building
The vacc mating corps were busy there yesterday.
Mrs Krunschild, poor German woman living at No.
800 East Ffty-fourthst was alta, KIDD with smallpox
Tue.day and was removed o the Eycrside Hospital by
order Of sanitary inspector. Yesterday n
nj .lbOr wrote To DR.. john I. Nagle, Assistant
Rcgister of Vital Statistics that Mrs. krunsGhid had
been only support OF her family consisting OF her
husband and three little children iOr several months
The hu banI is dying slowly from consumption, uud ho
has not been able do any work for nearly year Tho
family Is said 10 be greatly III want.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
AN APPEAL FOR TIE CHES1PE1NE c4NIL

BALTIMORE, March 1.-The Board Of Trade
OF this city has prepared circular letter 10 b. sent 10
the Governors of States and 10 the dfron commercial
bodies OF the country for the purpose o soliciting Their
active cooperation In furthering the bill now before Con-
gress to connect by canal the of the Chesapeake
and Delaware Bays. Ihe circul says
The blasts Of Hell Gate the Eads Jcjur, or the in.
prOvtments Of the Mississippi kiNer necessary ihd
proper as ta,y are do fully demand tho alton
lion of Cmgicss A. military and commercial enter
v1tc your Investigation into It's rat cOun,Tci value
as shown by the accompanying rcportr BY tlis pro
posed canal all freight QncudlAg live stock s.'oB
ocean portatiOn to OF from OuI shore, oo M rs a
distance, tWentyuurs (by stcam IN tlme, WIN ui'-
shortage and insurance. VIII b. gained. Ihc 'H'rs
of tlis on ocean freight via O,htr ruu'tr WIZ
readily be Sc u. We claim that H. cons.furlon
would soon give q return equal ~ is urSind. cos.
reasonable reduction II sXpCnCr per t.ti'i "h btw
suds md hfty cents per ton on prov 7!uhs hhu 'tp
Western prouce ported 10 Europe Ium llt N.Idht9
norris for The fiscal year ended June AH' WoIid Tee A
fo 81 $50, 900; on Cumberland, PenuT' " MA ana VI
g.na cOul shipped from the Potomac hNf and it'h
baltimore Eastern ports, S2OU,oOu liu, l. $50
fw prominent items Of ou. bound freight are -hc Il -
sihle annual savings to the pro uccIs Oi e r"u 'y *
nrroe To be- served and elected by tins proposed caud
Union and We again ask that yUu viii ta" 'Hiy Ic
o this work Of general interest, and through yOH sem
ators and Representatives. III Cungrc-, g.v. "s your
zeal,u, cOupCra Lun Tie effort ~ bail. TILE d--y
demanded Gy the present aud future greatness oi '"f
pnV
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
TIE BLCEyrEyyL4L or PENNSYLVANIA

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-There was a large
attendance the meeting Of the BiCentennal AssOOi
alton of Commonwealth Pennsylvan this after
noon. over 200 new members were elected, making the
total membership about 500 COngressmen Kelley,
ONei and Harmer have promised to their influence
the Of War and the Navy to order to
philadelphia such land aud naval forces OF the Nation
shall lend lus,er to Pcunsy Bi-Centenn1al cee
bratiOn.
President Cattell OF Lafayette College, EusiOn, dc
hycrcd address the importance OI tho BtCen-
tcnnal movement. Tue association has set apart tl20O
to De awarded IN prizes for competitive singing by tho
Welsh ChOirs OF the state, The celebration VIII begin on
October 20 and continue four days. The association Is
having prepared series OF papers by experts ON the
progress industries aro, sciences, law, etc, In
Pennsy lvania during the past 200 years
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02

, - i ,o, to he taken 10 Charleston under three years
.r,.. , ,lcorh should dir CharestOn or In the
lirc-, direct single solemn high mass TO DO ccl-
c..l rccordng TIE rubrics of the pontifcai' Out
.icr there nor abroad do wish funeral sermon
d.iisc;y piohbit it, wish TO sink quietly IN the grave
hapia an able bishop will take my place ara correct
my manifold errors deprccate oil co fitness ofdisplay
,t do crtrcot nv Clergy often and often to offer up
tie loly sacrifice for the rcpOse Of my soul
Upon the conclusion OF the church services process
st ,a. formcd with thp prcIates and priests at the
head chanting psamR Next came the remains followed
by thousands Of pertons. The procession went 10 tno
side the mans Of Bishops England and Reynolds The
city bells tOlled ali day.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
FoRTY-THRLE NEE DOCTOGS.

The twenty-iirst commencement exercises oI
the Eclectic Medical College OF the CT! Of Nc"-loK
took Iiacc last evening IN Chickcring Hh' Whch was
fairly ullel with the ircnds OF the aduAtS Inc lHs
ties and faculty Of the collage occupied TIE PLATFORM
and the srJduatns class sal III tie INST seats IL nom"
Tho cxerciscs were diversified with instrumental
1T, and siuytng The Rev Juhu ". kounOn
ofer,i the invocation j. II. Robinson drfNcrei he
sautntory address. The report u tho ta,uJ real y
Ir,frAof DuszOwski showed that there haG pc,n 4'O
stuicnts Inutri, ulatcd and forty -tlrc' giS
dunted in tho year lust Glo-ihS .Ss
stnUdnrd for graduation hal been raised io ID, ann tAe
Sr,dun,ing che, had averaged -. higher than aLj pro
Srding class OF the orty.thrce gn uHits eith we're
yrnu,rn The Rev. Or George H. hcpwuIth n1i" ~ al
Grrs Which Won much app lause Tue dcgrcee were c"a
tsrrsd l,y Cbnunccy -Auicr Charles " Parker malo
the ValediCt0Iy address.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
the BCRI4L or BISHOP LINCA

CHARLESTON, s. c.. March 1.-The funeral
service. o.cr the mains of the tc Bishop Lynch
h,l TODAY ~ the Cathedral chapel Two arcui i,hUps
six h,Aup3 uhd about twenty priests werr present. and
the church was I,ns.ly crowded. Archbshop Corr H.
Of .e,, ork aud Archbishop Gibbons took pant ia tho
,ry,ces In accordance with the wish OF tie drc,1-
ld-lo, no sermon va, preached Ills Will. which vu,
r,ad during the c,rDuoair- says: Should ric out OF
The ioc. ~ wish tO be barred where die, with such
u,c "a MAS as InY fiendA think ntuEg " bystoB-
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
CONVICTION or NEW-YoRK DAIRYMAN

JAMESTOWN, March 1.-The Western New
York DnrJmcns Association closed ia first meeting to-
day permanent organization was effected, with o.
Governor H. h. FcnOn president Addresses were
delivered IA follows; by John Gould, agricultural
editor OF The Giereand Herald "On Bondage ~ the
CAur %: by Colonel T. j.. Curtis Of SYRACUSE ou Acid
Ia ButtcT"j and bJ " {. j. II a., VI jamestown. Oh
"AIItn,an Product IN FO.,ltu NHr.rlh' An interest
ing distnnrlnn ON /" OlcolINIEu rmo - luIluWcl.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02

WhsHINGTON, March 1.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate today; T. /.
Lewis, United States Attorney for Easter. Dstrct n, yir
gntl PhipT Van Zic Of Michigan United states Attor
heyf Tor the Iefl10y william II Chase Justice Of
the Peace for the District Of Columbia Jane. Ta-be
Collector OF Customs Dis let OF Pensacola Fla William
r. Feriauiu, 10 De egstcr Of Land Ohco a Rosabnrg
oregon; Arsstant Naval Constructor william H. VarneY,
TO b. "a Naval Constructor
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
Moln EoBBEEIES Er AUDITOR rALHER

Expert Walden reported Ia IA meeting of the
Newark Tuuuc, Jomu.ttc. Itft night thA' over SI7oO
stolen out OF thc ci~u 81 tAo Cy Irca-ucra oicc
~ December ls-T aud trn' hr Id discovered an nd
dito.. ipft. r. D.. ,rt d. liner it tine Wood,dr hOnd
a,cU.ur 90 Hay. l--l. % . .-lr. puncr's -tealus4
aggr gate s--u,oJU. - lir1o amount wA nave to DO
uIadI uU neat Tax lew,
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
le NI,viiU,V -. tie oaiue, Of tho gradual
,vpoET4ycF or THE SIGNAL CORPS.

PuIApELpmA, March l.--At the fourteenth
animal meeting of the Vessel owners and captains AS
socln.0n to-day the dr,ctora reported that s'' W"
,,,,o5 of tbe s.-ociation there have been enrolled
n a., booh4 Qsl vessels, having tonnage of 2oo'oV'
t,p- uud a valuation oi uywarts ui rle oooo1o 49,
in1ps were adopted rropguizug TIE imlortav, o - -
s,s,s ,t the United states signal Corps O. c}Wu'.,
.riuy thst it Woull be- bcuont 10 the lnaHI'hs -
t ed iLr country ~ have tat corps enlarged ana i
prpItd.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02

SuoripN'r HAVE COME ~ HE'D KNOWN ~
uEiout.- - t-hIlnu: America u ltec w 2ir,.,
A,IrfI,uu. well, Csr'u'y rucSs ~ ii'@ ~ =, -
,utr, Won are irec herr ITO " hats Tikht uu - 80
,r. caught doing whats wrong l9n VII y. AIrs
~. urur, st Inmli- l0st without luigv ot J"1 ts
"Nu, / DC IihersT AmtTican' heli o0' ~
New-York tribune., 1882-03-02
NOMINATIONS

Of public building at Lancaster Penn IN cost mn, o-
CopdIng S7J,OUO. ' ~ N''' ""' CA
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-04-06
CTATE OF WISCONSIN-COUN.

II IN Court for Iowa County-In Pr bate
Notice is hereby given that at the Regular term
of the Iowa County Court, to be he'd in and for
said comfy, at the Court House, il the village of
Dodgcvile in said county, on the I'd day OF
May, a. ID. 1882. being the fire. iuesday of said
month. at O'Clock in the afternoon of said day,
the following matters will be heard and con-
sidered;
The application of James Willis to admit to
probate the last will and testament of Matthew
willis late OF the town of Mill Al, in said county
deceased.
And it is further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given TO all persons interested by pub
fishing Il copy OF the order for three weeks sue
cessiyely prior to said day of hearing. in the
Mineral Point Tribune, weekly newspaper
published in said county.
BY order of the Court:
JOHN r. JONES. Judge.
nnted Dodgeyille, Wis. March 9th, 1852. llw3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-04-06

creditabIe to himself for it has
shown him to be man who can not
be influenced by any petty spite or
sectional jealousy which may exist
in his district. Mr.. Ryan's friends
here wers not surprised ct his course
for they knew that II our fair was
entitled to an appropriation he
would vote and work for the associa-
ton to have it. The Democrat does
not claim that to Mr.. Ryan is due
all the praise for the passage of the
bill, for the friends OF the association
are aware of the hard work perform
ed by Hon. ]. w. Rewey, member
from this district, and two much
praise can not be given him, but of
course it was expected that he
would work for aud father the bill.
We are creditable informed that our
Senator. Hon. WIN. G. Mefert, who
introduced the bill, was labored
with to get his opposition to it, but
he also was found in the ranks of
the friends OF the association. TAX
ing everything into consideration
the representatives from this county
stood solid ia the interests OF the
association.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-04-06
CTATE OF WISCUNSIN--COUN

~ ty Court for Iowa County-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at a regular term of
the Iowa County Court to be held in and for said
county, at the Court House. in the village of
Dodgeyille. in said county, on the I'd day of
May A. D., 1882, being the first Tuesday of
said month, Mt O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day the following matters will be heard and
considered
The application of James Huchison, executor
of the last will and testament of William Harris,
late of said county, deceased, for the cXamina-
ton and allowance of his administration ac-
count and the assignment of the residue of said
estate TO such persons as are by law entitled to
the same.
And it Is further ordered. That public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested by
publishing II copy of this order for three weeks
successfully prior TO said day of hearing, in the
Mineral Point Tribune, Il weekly newspaper pub
lished in said county BY order of the Court:
l2w3 JOHN Il. JON rs, Judge.
Dated Dodgeville, Wis, March 18TH 1882.
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said mouth, mt 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, the following matters will be heard and

said mouth, mt 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, the following matters will be heard and
considered:
The application of Margaret A. Harker ana
Mary Ii. Pratt for an order authorizing and di
rectng the administrators of the estate OF John
Spensley, deceased. to make and execute a con
Neyanee to them according to contract with said
deceased, of the following described real estate
situate in the county of Iowa, and State of Wis
consin to-wit: The northwest quarter of tho
northeast quarter the south half of the north
east quarter. and the south half OF the northwest
quarter, save and excepting the following des-
crlbed piece OF the southwest quarter of the
his lifetime conveyed to one David Humberi
viz: Beginning at the southwest corner of the
northwest quarter of the northwest quarter, OF
section sixteen (l6) running thence east six
chains and twenty-five links thence south thirty
one ana half degrees west Is. 3li$o w three
chains, thence north sixty and half degrees
west Tn. O0is W. live chains and tirty-six links,
to the place of beginning, containing eighty-fiyG
hundredths of an acre, more or less All of the
above described lands being in section number
sixteen, township number four, north of range
number four, east.
And il is further ordered that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested by pub
fishing Il copy OF this order for six weeks sue
cessiyely prior to said day of hearing in the
Mineral Point Tribune, weekly newspaper
published in said county.
BY the Court:
JOHN r. JONES, Judge.
Dated Dodgeyille Wis. Feb. DIST. 1852. swC
LANloN * SrENsLEY. Attorneys.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-04-06
STATE OF WISCONSIN-.COTN

~ ty Court for Iowa County in Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at n regular term
of Iowa County Court, to DC held il and for said
county Mt the Court House, in the village of
Dodgeville, in said county, on the ID day OF
Nay A. d. 1882, being the first Tuesday
of said month at l O'Clock in the afternoon OF
said day, the following matters will be heard and
considered:
The application of 7. Patefcd, to admit to
probate the last will and testament of Thomas
Blackney, late of the town of Milin, in said
county deceased.
And it is further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given TO all persons interested by pub
fishing a copy of this order for three weeks sue
cessivey prior to said day of hearing in the
Mineral Point Tribune, weekly newspaper
published in said county.
BY the Court
JOHN T. JONES. Judge,
Dated Dodgeville, Wis. March n, 1882 1iw3
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The Judicial Election.
AN OLD-TIME VICTORY FOR THE
REPUBLICANS.

Although its impossible to get the
exact figures on the Judicial election
up to the moment of going to press,
returns in thus far are sufficient to
insure Clementson ajority Of about
two thousand, carrying every county
but Iowa This tallies beyond the
calculations of the most sanguine,
is liberal compensation for the
drubbing the Republicans received
in this city.