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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-03-19
BY TELEGRAPH. |
FURTHER FROM THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT
HAMILTON, G. W., March I3.

HAMILTON, =. W., March 13.
Parties have been busy during the day
extricating bodies from the wreck up to
this evening. Fifty-seven bodies have
been recovered, and many have already
been carried away by their friends.
A jury was empannelled this morning
and Immediately proceeded to view the
various bodies and investigate the cause Of
the disaster.
The following bodies have been identi-
fed: Mrs. Dodge and Thomas Dodge, of
Dunbarton; James Barr, Mayor of Two
Rivers, David Michigan of Gait; Mr..
Kandell of Loekport, N. Y; and Mrs. Brad
field of Suspension Bridge; Mrs. Duffin of
Toronto; John Beck, wife and 2 children
Mr.. Curtiss of Bowling: B. Broker, Jas.
Ross, of Toronto; John Milford, late of
Buckinghamshire, England; Alex. Ban
field, engineer, George Knight, fireman; DIR.
Bastin of Stratford; Robt. Crawford of
Salt Fleet; Mr.. Sturdy of London; H.
MFloy and wife of St. Catharines; limo
thy and Patrick Doyle of Dunbarton; JAS
Harkness of Toronto; Thomas Brown of
Gait; Ellen and Mary Devine, J. Forbes,
Ralph Wade of Cobourg; Chas. Caldwell
of Albion, Geo. Mcdonald, Donald, Stuart:
Rev. A. Booker, E. n Green and a little
girl, daughter of J. X. Clark, all of Toron-
to; 7. Benson of Hamilton; Edward Duff
field, Rev. DR.. Heisse and John Morley
1t is intended to have public funeral of
the unfortunate sufferers, on Monday
Committees have been formed to wait on
friends Of deceased.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-03-19

M The Painesville Telegraph says,
our twenty-five whisky-shops and gambling
hells, permitted, encouraged, and protected
arc still daily ripening their legitimate
fruits!!! -. .,
That paper also says that maple sugar
is coming in, and selling at sixteen cents Il
pound, and molases at 90 per gallon
More trees have been tapped than for ma
ny years past.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-03-19

@- President Tu ;hanan is sick, and has
been obliged to postpone further appoint
ments for the present.
Col. Medary has been confirmed rs
Governtr of Minnesota Territory.
Manypenny has resigned, and Steadman,
of this State, is talked of as his successor.
Gov. Medill is trying for Elisha Whit
tlesey's place rs Comptroller, the latter
having resigned
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-03-19
~ Chicago, at her last three elections,

voted as follows:
Rspub Dem.
March, '55-Mayor-Sherman, Abs Over, 47I2
Nov. 6-President-Fremont 639T Buch. 43i6
March, '5T-Mayor-Wentworth 1888 Carver 4Si2
Wentworths majority 1,0S1
The Republican candidates for Treasu-
rer, Collector, Attorney, Surveyor and Po-
lice Clerk, have all larger majoritics than
Wentworth. Locally the Republicans car
ry six of the ten Wards.
There was severe fighting at one of the
polls, mainly between the Irish and Dutch.
The Irish seem to be the aggressors. Sew
eral Dutchmen are dangerously hurt.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-03-19

H Lately 80 horses perished BY fire
in vicksburg, Miss. : =
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-03-19
COLUMBUS, March Is, 1851.

Auditor Of Holmes County,:
SIR:-I send blanks for the use of Ply
sicians, Clergymen, Surgeons and Mid
wives, as provided in "An Act to provide
for the Registration of Births, Marriages
and Deaths, in Ohio" passed April sth
1856. The blanks for Registry of Maria
ges are to be Immediately distributed to
such persons in the county as are authori-
zed to solemnizematrimony, and the blanks
of the Registry of Births and Deaths are to
be sent to Physicians, Surgeons and Mid
wives within the county. The blanks to
be at once filed up by them to the best of
their knowledge, embracing the period of
one year from the first of March, 1856, to
The first of March, 1851, and then deposit
ed in the County Clerks Office. Most of
the summer was consumed in correspond
ing with States where Registry Law was
in operation, in order to obtain information
in regard to forms, DC. There has been
more delay than was desirable in getting
out the blanks, but this in the incipient
step in putting the law in operation, and
hereafter there will be no difficulty
Blanks for the current year will be forward
ed very soon. Respectfully,
JAMES H. BAKER,
Secretary of State.
@ Those who are entitled TO the above
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-03-19

Es- The Kansas emigration from tho
Free States has already commenced, and
hundreds are now passing through this city
every week, to be on the ground in the
Territory at the opening Of Spring. Most
of these 60 each on their "own hook" or
in small gangs. The plan of large compa-
MES seems to meet with general dis-fayor.
-Chicago Dem. Press.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-03-19

re- We are requested to say that the
Exhibition at Honey Run School House.
will come off on Wednesday evening next.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-03-19
JAMES H. BAKER,

@ Those who are entitled TO the above
blanks, are requested to call at the Audit
or's Office and get them.
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hirth.
Slsaoy. On Monday, ks-oH q d NO. " Peky' ~rser
Ma FlAs W. SIMEON, OF sol


WuSslE--HAsnses- H. 4 upy, nj the res 1spoe 81
the brtce ia,ner soonaS Dc-D'ns hsroh = By tbe
Rev Il T. Fosier, M Jssss VI. Wrrslu, Of PttfNd, N.
Y, to Mi,s ksIly W H,sII.Gs
Cssp,piI,-- SPssRow.--O hu say Feb &C. oy the Rev.
J q Kpp, SAMUEL l.. CAs,nLD 10 ans May sSAascw,
both Of Br oosyp, L.
California uSpsiB pose cpTy.
DOuTos-DrvLs On aDnnsy, Fen. 70, o. she rel
dspc- oil We BRIDES son, J"hu Dsvin, ESQ No, n
Montague place, Bvoosly nv h. Raw Jonn h. Posse,
Mn. sAsAn DsvIiN 70 Mr.. BssJsMs u BORROW merchant
tailor. - New York ciiy
MOI day, nAven 2. by ire Rsv Jonu B,ssh, Mr. wnIAn
r. TBussou stc Of Gsnons, q, scotland 70 kary, eldest
shre Scotsnd
scotah raptrs pease COP
ksID-pbICs by The Rev T. sesrIes ca toe lesn
OF May. 1896. Mr. JAMS MAD - kss May J. tGCE,
oil VI this city
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Horrible Brusalaty IN = wife.
DEATH or THn vICT1M-c0nOunxs TNoUE'

DEATH or THn vfCr1M-cOHONnks IEQVbST.
Yesterday nssnhs oossssr Ems vss caissa ~ees 70
hold an inquest 1t the esvsan yard ssaasoa hsss 49,
Tire body offs vouf namsi saSsh Muiss, vhs ~
from injuries received Of The bsnis q ~ Aobasf,
Joshus miller, on Sunday and Monday evenings. n
ceceascd n appeared, lived 81 s7e Madison Street. and
had frequently been beaten and abused By hsr husband
Tho EVIDENCE addsced the insuest, went 70 chow
most horrible case Of brutality 70 vfe, without any mo-
tive being apparent for Vie commission Of the cyims
Miller SAYS that his wife nconstant but cae II the
wnucssss TESTIFIED ths she denied The accusation made
against her chastity few hours previous 70 her dsssh.
The following report o. The proceedings - el'cissd b.
fore the Coroner,-
nl.n Campbell, Of No. s7s xsdisop street, being duly
I have known Deceased seout sight months; hoS hus.
about tvo O'Clock P. N. on Saturday; In
two hours atervaros deceased came 70 my room and
showed which she said her husband had bought
for hsr she hen vent 10 her room aud fading her hus
c s nsr Sss uy % her
locked her out OF Doors dcccased hearing he, husband
sss. 1000 DON s abe Ss s. dom % sm
struck her on The breast with his hand, deceased falling
back ssslps, The door; cf In about sss minutes the
nsise about eleven O'Clock heard great cry de-
cesssd beng beaten could hear the bows; this
morning. about eleven o'clock, she cane up 70 M
room: abe had Some marks her neck and nose:
she zen, back soco 70 her rcc hsaro nothing further
my room; him where his wife vss said al 40
no know that she not II home,v after wards
came In saying tina. she back In gard.
and was husband accused decreased OF BENG
away with some othsr man, v hicn soc denied he then
struck Der On the head vib bis 1st her clothes part
we've torn or by her husband taen nicrferef, wben
her husband thrcs,ened 10 burn toe plsos harbored
his Ne ssan they vent 70 tseir room and In
minutes 1 heard him besipg deceased agsn I went
down and found the door Of their osked when
otsorer cps ned the door and lee ia. deceased
entirely naked, and said tbss ner husbaod had
Toe, ney cosnes OF. saw the c'Othas: they looked
a. n they had been cut table xris lying
on The bed oeceased's boay vas very much marked,
bruised and bloody; deceased SAID III you % rot stag
with me mn humane will murder me- a,ked tue hus-
hand 10 give deceased something 10 put on her, bot
ssd he would not very cola 40 thcy hal no Gre
Yesterday heard the prisoner say that be would kl de-
crassd and said that no would DO 90 he had " suffer
ioy N then be further remarked 'kil the devil len
con and sher beard NE beating commerss sgsis, ana
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Army anscriSscncs.
GUuAr OlDns |
HsApouxsrxas on rHs AMY,
~ v.~v Nah a fQk5

Ia
mol. Nlw YopK, March 2, 1851. !
The following movements OF troops have been Indicated
BY tne War Department and win De oarred inso eneof
without unnccessAry oeAy Marching routes vi % EN-.
Department, Of the west and the Departments o. me 20.
me 1h Infantry win be ooooen.rsted At For, wala
was thence proceed Z, rcy Benton, on the Upper
nssour Where boats materials tor the conswucuoo
II pcan. wiz be In readiness 70 axe we fcsmen'o f
Lsnvsnworth.
VIII In order 70 concentrate sne tth Infantry ~ Fort
walis- wAa, reieye tue companies OF that regiment ~
ror,s Jopss and Humboldt win the least pracacape delay
BY sroops nesrs, - hand nc. Ar ,,s, =. ,.,..a "a,
~ construction OF rosd upon s rcute provided for
n shc ACT Of Congress- Of February g. 1885, with an sp
pr~pviaion applicable 70 ia objeon.
w,l he uoscd An the Department Of the west The de-
On Of the servioe msy taen require
O. me Eve companiss Of The 6.n Infantry N Forts
Ksarny ana Iarsme viii proc'cd 70 Inc DspAtment o.
inc Psona tssins The route through The south Psss
o. The Companies OF the eth Infantry, nov serving
Kansas will embark al Fort Lssven WORTH and proceed
thence boass 70 Fort Benton, on Tho Upper Missouri
fspsvy, receiving OF Transportation used
~ thc stn Infantry, these compenes OF me on
Viii proceed 70 Fort wsa Walls py the route passed over
By The 9Th lnfsn1y. go,
replace he companies Of the s,o Infantry NFofs kesrny
and laramie by such guards ~ may % feemsd neoe'
ssxy Until The supplies Al those poh, rot avsueDs ior
ihe ucops sbous 70 march 10 the Pscac can pc vito
drawn. Forts LARAMIE and Kearny viii then be eva.
cp.fed.
o PORTS Pierre and Lookout viii also be abandoned
ps eom%sssss. :, ss ,rsv,rsos. 81 se r.aa
u The Department Of tho Wen viii ave the necessary
~ troops ana stat departments Of their respective
conmsncs Ior al details essential 70 the ucoous
by command Of Bvevet L'eutcnans General Scott
n. j.. eCorr, Acting AZ Asj. Gen.
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nS VIM s1pvsss.g I'M increased $3.50 2 ssfsssa =
- thsis confidence hes pos been nisplaosd.
v:s rss:dsns q ny .i.o:ss: . :sIss ' SsS nsv: q
o1AiN informed me Is shall be my mott earnest en-
assves 70 dschasse ts duties IN such . nsnnss = -
nest the confidence which ny cpsaxy~@ hsve rspssed
s.ss.o suw.s-nr.A PAY poa ms1oru- or rns
BOUHD.
Various bills and resolution principally Of sfvAie
character were passed. including those giving NE usual
sxra a.ios to The employees Of NE aosse and
recees was tnen taken
Ym MyHBBRs.
report nom the Judiciary Commute, thai The pAy OF
members Of the House, elected al vasaDctes shall
oemmerce from the time that their predecessor oeased
- be members, Adopted.
xnsoUM JUDICIAL DurDms
me Senate bin, dividing Missouri into two JUDICIAL an
he pro.eedisss Of he House, ~ well those ef the
usaae quenty interrupted by messages and 10
pests from conference committees
me Bouse passed tho senate bill confirming 70 the
several the swamp and overlooked lands seloosed
undar tho acts Of JS4s and 1890
KAHsAs LEGISLATIVE nxrDSs1
fen NJ dsssr ment 70 the sena.es amendment 70 the
Legislative and Executive bn approprianng $4,000
= lay the expenses Of tne nsxs ksnas LeesiAure and
hsAisd on 10 disagree ment by Two msjorny
HALF PAsr OS1 O'CLOCK.
CRIMys HIGH sKAs
NE House then passed the senate bill moro eiectu&ly
- pupkh grimes on the high seas.
Two o'ClocK.
RE DEFICIENCY hill TIE BOOK swisDIR.
"A thhd Committee OF Conference appointed on tho
Deficiency BILL the second committee not being able 70
91ne House passed the Senate bill requiring the d.
Darspg cers Of the government deposit theb funds,
beioy protection with the Treasurer Asds
annt Tyea, ureY OF the United States
nr PRfNGIs made report from the second Com itee
q Conference The deficiency Bill that they were una
6le agree, the main OF the dsasl cement being
- approximation.
Mr. SAGE sxhor,ed gentlemen stand firm, saying that
they had rights well ~ Senators.
NJ HousToR juatihed The Senates opposition 70 the up,
yssrMuon for books. and said that II Mr. Sage wished ~
or up II blood he would leave him alono In hs andAbe
unoertsking.
me House insisted on tn disagreement
An the general appropriation bills have been consider
Cd. and some Of .bsm are hanging between the two
houses
TAs Committee of Conference mot yet being able 70
aeree returned the hsoellane0us bill 10 the
Hsuae, with hundred and three amendments.
FoUR oCIocK.
TIE House. by majority, receded from It's disagree.
u<nt 70 the Sonstes amen ment 10 the Legislative, Ju
saal and Executive bl, approprispg the pay for toe
Bext Kansas Lesissture. This ended ell the dspue n
yslation 70 the matter.
Here owing 70 the Isteneu Of the hour, We were
obliged 10 close report leaving bctn houses Of Con-
gye0o still IN sesaion
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sRW YOaM t.nsslsI4ATUaE.


ALBANY. March q, 1887.
NJ SvuCm presented petitions for me removal OF The
Quaranune " sandy Hook.
mLI3 INTRODUCED.
b. Mr. bApDr-To pay james Bennett for preserving
oososed citizens of this State FRO jail IN North Caro- ina
~ Mr. A. n. SAHH-To incorporate the Brooklyn Indus
nfai school,
Concurrent resolutions Of regret the death Of Dr.
Kane adopted afser eloquent and feeling suIoaies
spon tse excellence Of his lite and cnasaaer had been
delivered BY Senator's BROOKS, Wadswortn Noxon, Rich
ardson and Rcer, all Of which were ordered to be en-
tered on the Journal
CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS QUARANTINE
Mr. BRooKB offered The following concurrent resolu
tOps. Which were Unanimously adopted
Resolved df the Assembly concur, That In view OF the
eose intimate relations existing between the
States New jersey and York that JOINT committee
Of members Of the Senate aud three members
Assembly. be appointed confer wi b such meo
the Legislature Of the etate OF New
jersey such conference 10 be hold such Tune and pace
the Governors OF New York and New
Jeyssy shall be Of the committee appointed
resolution anime In connection with
ne appointed, be appointed by Nsw Jersey
such affecting the joint OF both STATES.
heahh and of the citizens OF both
p4saes ,han advisable and reported 20 this Logs
usne week before tho expiration OF the present
ooanion-
ihe scnste vas occupied debating resolutions givn
Ne right Of suffrage 70 coiored pcnous.
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lEcoyD EDITION OF APPLsTUS's
uIIrrEArED
Railway and steam Navigation


Guide
De.sr. informed that couseq of Tbs gres de-
xfsusted aecood colt on VIII be issued Ia Tow Gays
-hAeh wli enable =. 70 MI order. ,,,r.
ss.ssrsy os ssc s1ESHf .s EA %
and ,obnelsvine hallway, With portrait.
Ar,srsrrs or igsVsi ny RIyih Asp RAu-Gcn Hons-
sres he inlast,,s Yankee itscrpIoa on iug siso
Country I'm an hmer,ean IN apsic ,ravrl eisspy
RIIwGrs asn rnrr ProGnyss Indianapolis aud Cinr'n
vsy recrrspb Aspssstu. Laying hsns By sie.m Heatas
msssfcr ,heclng Baggage on ibe New York ec''a nai
.sy ne Detroit asa slwsyss naiI.sy; the southern
How q see wash sion. with iiusrauons.
Seventy Maps OF tho rriueioa RaiI~ass
Seventy Maps Of he Principal Railways
Aoamercsi rers,rr Of DE Prominen, ba.ioes' hoa.es
: Comeleis Guide 10 the principal Boieis.
o,s...- ofe United sisisS unecr Principal Railways
1assycer 81 se Unied States under frincissl HslsayA
An ins,r Of gooo Priu-pa towns in the United staes
an ndeH Of COZ Princi9. 1osns Ia the United States
Important Tiinis W Travellers
lnrOrl ant Hints 10 r. avelers.
f,ou Icess me rules a hlch rssu ate u. sise,
Frva Shasspere portrait. Of TIE huinsn mind,
a"s shsIs !. ess -so az oIcsed, ali lhese--
lreeoe. slo Inform rs y van plesse-
Yea 81. % sppistan's illustrated Guidei
aid,s called we're always wgong AID seemed beyond
Agsl.ens 2 uds acpears 10 .. very near perfection
.rrIsross' ii.LfstssfED Rh1wsY GUIDE Il.
sole under be dert supervision Of the RAILWAY 6omps
s .ss IA s N ne tsiss ssa.ss MINUS % every NAL"
Bssi-Ss srd sshs,s svpphes y 5Shl.b-r,' pricesby
hoss foccEY. IoJ sAsau sTErEr.
0cntrL \ geltz
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Cssse,as msrs arm sss . soos s.~sss y sss sssvs
quotaiions Win sa,ss os acc 800 sns ssusSers 49,
vas -. ',.. . and 70 ssss .ss.,ry .s ' 80 -
arm, ~sb small ssis - % ~ % 10 ~ ass - -
psrnne. ocrr meal assdy, vtn hmlas< - =
as.sL ~ i sss.. -. 30 s. .. , s.,s .s:.
.s,c made Il o. 10 o1@s s..~ipas.s -srs se.l..i
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.ds so axe sssr. %. s'.'s an y..s . 80. :.
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mec,ssy sf'ss ~ dass " ny lsss Asrs vs as.sss
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tass. ex Handles, q TIC 49, ~ c~~A wns<ns
essss,, 800 49,, :, :. sG s e. -, . IN.
BY sncsos, ~ FOIL rssss rss Dsxxss a pr~nni v~y
lrac,ve bus holders, isn sssoss " NE pnssss a Ne
soenern msrses and sdv'ess frcsa 70 70 ih 'ssusy'
corroS saiss emtrs,.s sbs,i . 500 ssl~
M'dains aplssts vsse quoted 81 lse, sse Wee OF
'ei Ts,g,. TO Eve,ro,. me rnssssm~,s ere ooo
bbs fsor ~ IL 3D.; 10, oco bushels gran ., tse ~
l,eco bales cotton a ssd $50 eos@ sseos = We s
10. Mhd psin a - skd 10 Hsvre-oers sss
rice o. eic; Ashss ~ ~ o. whaescss and esocs q
70 sss s's a. .. '; ss s:.,
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., c.spiussos -rn :uess ~ axe; .s''ds |" ''s' sAa
Pro,rs,oNs -rok--Tfers vs m,re soirs Win s-m.
or rell press, with salss Of about 800 600 ebis
lrosudina nsw mcse 81 s73 20 and Old % ep Prt1s
vss a. fis SO SIS Ts Bssf ocptissed ssssy ssS arm
wNb sales Of she N 800 sbls 81 stoa s ior ne cou.y
prime, and ~ sl2s sls for ne. mess sc 40 10
vsre ppchsre.d out meats vere nvm. vim ssiss o
s.yp: isc hhds ms usrc~ skc. ios sheuldsr sss q
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vkss nBsr sane 10 ~, sser ana ssa ms vas sss sesi
James tsapDca. Ne h1Sb~ns q Ne s8ove eilnes,
oovrosssssd hss sssnnssy.
~ nnneiI ssas Pot @cr,s. snssissses ~ 80 w.
vossds sss errs~. aoep rssn, % sm .
kpus, vss ascover~1 W tns ess ~, " tss ssdo
mer vAle NE hsss. nsss. bse~t sfss sad sasssssss
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wss con n 40 - sAs rooes w exan'seAst. Csvs~0
Hun v,l sHs.ns ths psses~ essy.
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Travel Eastward.

Bo~rus, March 3, 1871,
ne yesterday morning train from New York arrived
sre 1t O'Clock last night, and The sftcraoon van ~
i've O'clock this mornirg. -
he wsa,her to.say Is nne and railroad travel ell
we bear Of no addition 70 the marine dissssss fren
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Nnw 0nllkss, March a 1867.
me Niseara'e adviocs rcoolvcd BY ths Associaied
Press cau advance Of 40 In tbe cotton marko< ana
sYsss activity Sales tooay ~ 900 bales, at Ist lsk
inv rn,ddirg Yelav corn 15o. Mos pork nrm ~
sx2 Bacon buoy ant, o. %. for shoulders. Lard In
heas, cbeice, leo In parreh. 2xc. aiaTc.
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Assembly.
AlBAHY, March 3, 1881.

CEnA1 oRDER
The bill relating TO 0anks, individual bankers and We
pnpk Dspasiusnt was ordered 70 . third reading
rhe bill to incorporate Tho New Yo'k Commercial trust
Company being taken up, warm debate arose % 70 NE
oosssttutton Aluy'ot special charters
Mr. FIOgp JOINS gave notioo that be would a. proper
S1ne move for tho adoption Of resolution referring al
ssoh bills tbs judiciary Committee, with instructions
70 report whether ssy chafers othI sn.n ior muniopa
parposts could specially granted under article ., sec
Ston ]. OF the oersinuuou.
Tie Ousrspsus bill then aiken mp, and the amend
pest proposed by the committee rom the OnamocS q
cpnneroe 10 essAblsh two stations, considered.
Tb concurrent resolutans for amending the oonssitu
non and noting the Court Of App'an, Wa taken
up ne special rder.
On motion Of Mr. soyrT tho c'ausc providing that County
Jueses shall rtcsvo an annual sAay TO be liked ny the
voecs Of supsrv,aors was stricken out
Az smsns ment % proposed oy Judge Foor providing
sbat NO law De ecsrsd unconstitutional unless I'VE out
O. the s'x Judges coocur Adopted.
The r. oIuons as amended then lost, majority
Il The me mberx elected MOI voting 10 iavor of them.
Mr. JcNEs who voted against the resolutions - amend
ed pov,a Q reooasideratsn OF the vote ano thai the
mellon 10 reconsicer lay the table Adop.ed
the Qrarartipe bill Was again aA en- up and dcoatcd ID
Connittce OF The Whole.
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rkse Late DIR Kane.

The Late DIR Kane.
PrrrBuRg. March ., 1881.
there Was Q large meeting OF our clnss.s y eey f0s -
purpose Of gazing tribute 70 the me mofy W. 49,
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OKpTRAL pARI LOTS "a Ls-rEo lots on
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svesue sPypsns - snk4s-~ IN b. p~s ABgJ "a jAnas
a 0LkEfWokrh. No srssi ssrss'. 90 y. {. ca.RLAS.
No - nseadwsy.
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CITY CoanEncsAr. rEroRr.

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snbssehG sboUs - beb. w0e usfs, tscludiaS r~ass
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vss rsthsr better scssxf,
Saa 49, 80 sS o.. Iss sss' ,h ,s 1900, sss 81,
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LcAry q Co.'S New Quarterly Pattern ~
Gsnticmens dress hats this day issued. ogeiher win
large Of PArs hAs OF e stys mcladtng hs osle
brsed cambridge soft nN "a new ~atsr proof x1cle) va
and for sale ~ counsrs only LkAnfA
co., LEADERS Of fashion GEM hAis. Z and Asos
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Bxebe ~ Co.,, 100 broadway, will Issuc the
spring fAshi0n for containers hsis ts dag, SATURDAY