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Ont of large number of discharges from
Wisconsin regiments forwarded to the office
OF the Adjutant- General, Madison, Wis. from
various places. the following remain unclaimed.
This list is now made public in order that these
soldiers, If living or IL dead their personal rep
resentatives, may claim and receive this official
evidence of honorable service and discharge.
All applications for same must be addressed to
the Adjutant- General, Madison Wis
Leonard l. Woods. Co. l.. LIST Cav; Lyman d.
Irish. g, I'd Cav; Henry w Tinkhnm T. I'd Cav;
Albert A. Shaw A. 81 Cav; Thomas Warwick u
&, 9TH Cav; Levi Prescott, 10th Battery; VIM Peek
A. lst IL. A.; Hugh G. Carr, g. LIST H. A.; Frederick
Michael Burke, c. Sd Peter Hofforth ID, 3D. ;
Gerhard Miller. r., 3D.: Francis Kitto. l. Sd; Chas
Hines |. Sd; Jeremiah Holland, X. 3D.; John An
derson, 1. 5th Frederick Baldwin r. 9th; Julius
Kruger, q. 9th Jerome h. Gardner u 7th Peter
Thompson, d. 9Th; Samuel J. BurloeI, r. sth !;
William A. Butler. +, 10th Thomas Anderson. II,
A, 18th; James Te'ford. G, i2th Leroy Baxter c.
18th William III. Doty. q, Nth: Torkel Torgeson
u, 18th Christian Bois;ad, III, 18th; Ava y. VIII
kins. Gem. Sergeant. 10Th. Patrick Cusiok A. l6th
James NJ. Moore, a, 18th; Chris Lamure A, 10th !;
Charles Goifeld, G., 18th; Richard Kershaw, q,
18th; Henry Mellott, /. 10th; John sehrumpt
X, 10Th Leonard Il. Crandall, A. 18th; David
Gorham, q. l7th; Frcdriek Werner. unas-
signed, 18th; Charles Mola, ID. 18TH Cola
swin Q, 18Th: John J. Iialioran. ID. Iglh ;
Charles johnson. unassigned, ed Francis Rey-
nolds, unassigned, I'D Thomas Cunningham. l.
I'D; Capt VIM. IL Sibley. |. Path; Geo Anderson
ii. 18th. Holden Holland, r. 18th; Seth G. Bah
cock. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 10Th William H.
Higgins, a. 2aih; AlonEo y. Jordon y. 3lst: Thos
Msrrycamp ID, 32d; George Brimmer 4. ed !;
Brainard Rider. Il. sd Edwin =. Ketehum X
8B1 Billings LOWS. X, Sd: VIM. II. Lane Captain
q. 36th; Michael Ryan, r ssth: Chas. II. Barton
Captain, h. 10th; Geo. w. Morehcad. X doth ;
John Radde. T.. 42d Gilman X. Norris alIh T:
Jos Schmidt, I. 18th; Charles Bushjaeger ID, 18Th :
ROLAND Fuller. G.. 18th; Thos. A. +. OIeary r.
5isl George Becker. ID, 5Ist Frederick Gutschaw'
L, 5lst: George w, Hardy. l. 5lst; Govon Hamil-
ton |. 9th III. Cav; Charles Scholtz, l. l9lh ILL.,;
Ashley Pierce Captain. 3Oth Ill.,; John b. StaniseeT
i, 9TH Mo: VIM. u. Myrick Is. 9th Ohio Cav; CIas
Bixby. Il, i,h VI; Edwin NJ. Ashcroft ], Sd w. Va.
Also warrants of the following non mis-
stoned officers
John Moffatt. Sergeant. p, 4th WIS. Cav; Elisha
Staples, First Sergeant, X, 1st Wis. II A.; John
Bassett, Corporal, HI. goth Wis. Joseph Chad
bourne. CORPORAL III. 10Th
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priation bill, no (Mr. Morrill would move to
proceed with the tariff bill.
Mr.. Gray made motion to proceed to the
consideration of the House bill to transfer the
revenue marine service from the Treasury to
the Navy Department Agreed to-yeas, 30 /;
nays, %. The bill was discussed until 9 p. M,
when the tariff bill was taken up and dis
cussed for short time The death of Repre-
sentative Walker was announced, and the
Senate, as mark of respect adjourned at 4
p. III.
In the House, on motion of Mr.. Dockery
(Mo.), by unanimous consent it was ordered
that the vote on the original package bill
shall be taken tomorrow, and the vote on the
bankruptcy bill Thursday morning.
Mr.. Dockery then announced the death Of
Representative Walker, and the House adj
journed out of respect to his memory, after
adopting resolutions of sorrow.
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Mai. MnKInln,,u Service

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE Please let me
know what regiment and company the Hon.
VIM. Mckinley was member of at the begin
ming of the war, and oblge-J. L. RIFE,
Wichita, Kan.
ASswER.-Mai. VIM. Mckinley enlisted in
May, 1861. in the 23d Ohio; passed through the
grades of non commissioned officers and became
a Second Lieutenant, Sept 81. 1852; was pro-
NOTED TO First Lieutenant Feb. 7, 1863 and
Captain July %, 1864 aud was mustered out
with his regiment in July, 1866. as q Brevet-
Major
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Service Pension Association.

The National Service Pension Association
will hold a meeting in Boston. Mass, Aug. IL,
for the consideration of such matters as may
properly come before it. All ex. Union SOL
diers and sailors of the late war who favor a
service pension arc respectfully invited to
attend aud ipatc.-ALvIN T.. HovEY,
President Service Pension Association, Indian
apolis Ind
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Philadelphia fines
:" By the way. how is Higgins? heard he
was at deaths door 2"
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/ saw him no was on the step pulling tho
doctors bell"
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Snooper-I sec ii is proposed to exhibit Cleo
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WEDNESDAY. July 10.

In the senate, Mr.. Dawes Mass. J. from the
Committee on Appropriations. reported the
Indian appropriation bill and said that ifnmedi.
ateiy after the conclusion Of the sundry civil
appropriation bill hc would ask the Senate to
consider It,
Mr.. Payne tOhio) offered resolution (which
was agreed to- calling on tho President for in
formation as TO the expulsion from Guatemala
Of j. ii. Hoilandcr, citizen OF the United
States
The Senate bin to provide for the acquisition
Of land for public building at Baltimore. Md.
was taken from the calendar aud passed. IL
appropriates 100000 for an additional plot OF
ground, SO as 10 make the Government owner
Of the entire lot on which the Custom House
stands, and requires the preparation Of plans
and estimates for public building.
Mr.. Teller (Colo) introduced bill giving
pension Of s., 900 year to Mrs. Jessie Fremont.
Referred.
Mr.. Sawyer wis., introduced bin TO estab.
lish limited postal telegraph service Re-
ferred.
The Senate resumed consideration of the
snndry civil appropriation bill, the pending
amendment being 10 increase the appropriation
for surveying the public lands from 500 O0O to
100000. The amendment was agreed to-
The next amendment that provoked discus.
sion WAS one increasing the item for topo.
graphic surveys from 100000 To $500, 900. and
repeating 40 much Of the act of Oct. 2 1888, as
provides for the selection and location of reser
Yoirs and canals upon the public lands aud tho
reservation Of irrigable lands.
The amendment was not disposed Of at the
time Of adjournment, which took place nj @
D. m.
In the House. the journal having been read
hT. Breckenridge lKy.l objected TO its approval
which was ordered by yeas 100, nays s. One
hundred aud twenty members were announced
as paired on this vote
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole on the land grant forfeiture bill
After some discussion the committee rose
aud the House proceeded To consider the reDort
authorizing the construction Of bridges across
the Iowa River at Wapello.
On agreeing To the report Mr. Rogers ARK
raised the point Of no quornm and a call of the
House WAS ordered Only li2 members less
than quorum. responded TO their names.
On motion of AIR. Mckinley (0hioj a resolu.
ton was adopted directing the Sergeant at
Arms to bring to the bar Of the House snch
members as we're absent without leave
Without transacting any business, the House
adjourned at p. IN.
THURSDAY, July IL.
After the morning hour the Senate resumed
consideration of the sundry civil bin, the mend
ing question being on this amendment 10 add
10 the appropriation of $500, 900 for topographic
surveys a provision that one.haif of that ann
should be expended west Of the I0lst meridian
and that the act Of October. 1883, reserying ir.
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mounted cavalry camp in charge OF Sergt Rehis, at
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CHAT ABOUT PEOPLE.

Congressman Kerr Of Cearheld, was unani-
mously chosen Chairman OF the Democratic
State Committees Of Pennsylvania at the meet
Ing Of the committee in Harrisburg last week
The new chairman made a speech accepting
the chairmanship.
The Republicans Of the Eighth Indiana Dis
trict nominated Senator James A. Mount, Of
Montgomery County. for Congress OH the first
ballot lie is farmer, and farmers' Alliance
man.
The Republicans of the Third Minnesota
District renominated ID. s. Hall for Congress by
reclamation on Wednesday last
John A. Allen WAS TeuCfninated by accama-
ton by the Democrats OF the First District
OF Mississippi, at TuPelo, on Thursday last.
Bowling Bo~ser, the newly appointed United
States Consul 10 Sierra Leone, is "a very inteili-
gent eolofed man. aud resided for a number of
years on the west coast Of Africa. Siuce 1875
lac has resided IN Hartford, Conn, carrying on
q hotel barber shop.
Vice Presidsnt Morton has entered number
Of his thoroughbred cattle aud sheep for the
New York aud New England Fair
VETERANS IN THE CITY.
J. C. Wilson, Sergeant Major IOith u. S. CT.
Hayesville. S. q.
George w. Arnold, Co, D, 10th N. Y, Wood
bridge Va.
The Fourteenth Illinois District Democratic
Convention nominated Owen Scott, of Bloom
ington, for Congress
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MngnAy Itfy Of

In the Senate, Mr.. Dawes Mass moved 10
proceed 10 the consideration of the Indian
appropriation bill.
Mr.. Gray (Del.) asked him 10 yield and per-
NIT the bill to transfer tho revenue marine to
the naval establishment TO be taken up in the
morning hour.
Mr.. Morrill, (Yt.) Informed Mr.. Dawes that
IL he did not proceed with the Indian appro-
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- EERoKEorg IslrREssIoN.


Washington daily paper said last week that
the hags were half-Inasted on the public build
1ngs pending the funeral 81 Gen Fremont. be.
cause be. with the exception 81 Gen. Logan
was the only man who ever rose from civil life
without West Point education 10 the com.
mano % an army. That Lbis Is q mistake we
NIB cite the following who held command of
armies % separate commands There may have
been other, hut these are all that the writer
can nov recall: Gen. Andrew jackson 1872 az.
GeE. w. II. Harrison, lel2-I4: Gen. Nacarnb
l545; Gen. Winfield Scott, l5sg-gI. Ger. y
Taylor ls4G, y Gen. ROb't &. Schenck army
Of the Shenandoah, 1862, q Gen. s. L. Curtis.
Army Of tic Southwest
ANoTHER SOLDIER REWARDED.
The new Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
Oliver j. sP2uidiug. who WAS appointed last
week, Was born IN New Hampshire IN Ig33
removed 10 Michigan in 1855, aud engaged in
the practice Of law az st. Johns, Mich where
De has since resided. lie has been a recent ~
the University q Michigan. Secretary Of state
and Representative ia Congress frOm that State.
he served through tue war Of the rebellion.
Nhieh he entered AS Captain in the I'D Mich,
ana after passing through the several grades Of
MAJOR, Northumberland and Colonel was
brevetted BrigadieT- General for tnerjtorious
services
In 1893 he was made Chairman Of q Corn.
mission which visited the Sand gich Islands IN
investigate ihc workings Of the recinrocifv
Sharp County record., 1890-09-18
7 Fl e R E GO RD.
F., G. HENDERSON,. Editor
Editor

Carry the news to the people that
democracy is on top in Arkansas to
stay.
Carry the news to the people that
the South Methodist church is made
up of democratic families. Fizer
was well acquainted with this
guilt-edge fact
Pull the throttle wide open and
carry the news that Governor Eagle
is yet governor Of Arkansas by 2l,-
oS6; and that no attempt to seat his
opponent has been made.
Carry the news to the uttermost
parts of the earth that Arkansas is
a white mans country that spurns
all attempts at Capitalization and
will continue to kick the party Of
nigh tariff and Force bill ideas.
Garry the news to the people that
the bul1et>headed demagogues who
posed before the people as the down.
trodden farmers champions and only
true friends, are now branded as col.
lossal frauds and hypocrites by the
votes of the men they sought to de-
lude.
Sharp County record., 1890-09-18
State Items,
Compiled by The Record Scribe
from State Exchanges,
And No'oParagraphs Copied without. the
Proper Credit Given.


A stock company will probably be
organized at Fayetteville to sink oil
and gas wells.
The Clarendon Sun will run a dai-
ly for two weeks, during the coming
session of circuit court.
The Geological survey has located
a bed of marble in Searcy codnty
Ark. q miles long.
1t is stated tkat stock company
has been organized to construct
water works system at Mammoth
Spring.
w. G. Sloan, of SmithviIle, has
sold 400 acres Of land to A X. Flo,
rida, of st. Louis, Mo-, who is now
prospecting for zinc, with favorable
Indications.
Arkansas is rapidly becoming a
very important mining State, Large
bodies of rich ore of various kinds
are constantly being discovered in
various portions of the State.
A picture of the proposed EypoS>
ton building at Little Rock, is given
in the State papers 1t is to cost
$4,000 and will be one Of the hand.
soonest in the state,
The Superintendent of the Arkan-
sas School for the blind, Rev, John
II. Dye, wants the name and age of
every blind citizen in the state, white
or black.
Sharp County record., 1890-09-18
EARLY WINTER.

A signal service dispatch from
Washington, d. G., of the 10Th inst,
says: The storm center in South
Dakota yesterday is now over Du.
luth, with light rains, and strong
gales reported from Minnesota, Da-
koto and Nebraska, with falling TEN.
peraturc. The freezing weather Of
yesterday in northern Montana, has
extended southwark into northern
Colorado and eastward through
through north Dakota to st. Vim.
cent, MINI, st. Vincent has u tenn,
peratnre Of thirty degrees with two
inches Of snow. The temperature
Ut Helena is thirty>three degrees, St,
Garter twcnty'eight degrees and
Cheyenne twonty.eight degrees,
The temperature along the western
edge of the cotton belt is; Moor.
head, 3oi Huston, s, d., 80; Val
enlinc, Nob, 80, aud North Platte,
Nebp AZ degrees, Cloudlnoss pro-
vented frost there this morning,
Sharp County record., 1890-09-18

Crop prospects throughout the
state are hattermg indeed, considers
ing the general drouth. Corn will
be plentiful, but not much surplus,
while cotton is freer from worm
than last year, and is boiled well. A
deficient stand is the great draw.
back IN Sharp county, Fodder has
been saved by most of our farmers,
setting a good example for others
who yet have an opportunity.
Sharp County record., 1890-09-18

jim Watkins, a Lacrosse boy well
known and beloved by hundreds of
people in this and adjoining counties,
was removed from the Office of coun.
ty attorney of Pulaski county the
other day for voting against Judge
Hill, the republican county Judge,
In the words Of a certain democratic
congressman IN his reply to the pub.
lie censure hcapcd upon Mr., Bynum
of Indiana, Jim will regard the dis.
mlssal as decoration of no nor"
Sharp County record., 1890-09-18

Prof. Mitchell, editor Of the Ar
kansas Democrat, lost his vote in the
recent election by going to the polls
too late. When the editor of the
Gazette refers to the incident in or.
der to cast shadow upon Mtchells
loyalty to the democratic party he
undertakes q job too small for q
democratic journal and too large for
all the papers of the combined oppo.
sition to attempt 10 successfully per>
form.
Sharp County record., 1890-09-18
MERIT WINS,

We dorsiro TO say to our citizens, that
for years wo have been selling DR., Kings
New Discovery for consumption, Dr.
Ring's New Life Pills, Bucklen'a Arnlca
Salse and Electric Btters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as we'll
or that have given such universal satisrac.
tion We do not hesitate to guarantee
them every time and We stand ready to
relond the purchase price, If satisfactory
results do not follow their use, Theao
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on thOir merits, D. II, Motoalf
pfuggst,
Sharp County record., 1890-09-18

Isom P. Langley, renegade Bap-
tist preacher, is the nominee Of the
Union Labor party in the second
congressional district against Mr..
Breckenridge. Fizer beat Eagle
1000 votes in TIE counties composing
that district, but the election of Mr..
Breckenridge over this nondescript
will be an easy>going thing.
Sharp County record., 1890-09-18
nrOKLNNN ARNlNA sALYE.

The best salye in the world for euta,
bruises, soros, uccrs, salt rboum, fever
sores, letter. ehepped hande, chIlblans,
corns and all skin efuptions, and positive
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il guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded prco 20 cents per
box Nt j II, Motealle,
Sharp County record., 1890-09-18

Claims for money to the amount
of about $4,000 have been allowed
to citizens of Arkansas by the house
of representatives for stores and
supplies taken from them by north
en men during the war.
Sharp County record., 1890-09-18
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Rev & NJ Shrout, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kas =,
says: " feel it my duty to tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
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which settled on her lungs; she was treat
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but grew worse. He told her she vas a
hopeless victim of consumption and that
no medicine could cure her. Her drug
gst suggested DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption; she bought bottle and
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