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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-10

MAMMOTH ON.-Thero Is now on exhibition on Mar.
kot square on Pennylyania avenue, Ninth street
an OK said bo the large boS.ns In the world II Is
but air old, eighteen hands In height thirteen
eet in length and three foet nine tnches from hip
hin Inc Erth Of this ononnons animal Is eleven ieot
= three guartors Durham one fourth Dovonshire. In
iorn ne Is pofieety ymmotFcal and takon alto ethor
he 4 pronounced By all incompatible "a perfect ant
nal Alexander the Great a. he has boon ApPro-
prtAtoly named, Is a. pounds heavier than ths or
beneralGran which was 0Hb bltsd here dur lg InAu-
EuIatan week and Is III pounds heavier than any AMI
nal OF like species ralsod In En@land The oTbi
bitlon tent which he has Rs "heaGquArtsrs" Is we'll
!2eatod and we advise the curious u visit II during
the present Woek, and witness what Is unyoTaally adj
world. - ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-10

TT, l,m RAGEs.-Tho trials Of speed at tho National
bT, ,hs iArk commence to-day There arc entered
t6S IWSS sna ~ ga SoGFEe ne.9p nsD's T. m Queen Of
make vSTy intsr,stin ~ o.. H. Aaron, which viii
hSslS 6o!i sn I,s Ihe rAes is ioT purse Of "a iiS
Tomorrow goorge
Patohen, 20 10 ses, and A. JOhnsOn'a br, q George
In i've a purse VI 8l,OOJ, " lie heats, host three
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-10

For additiona, salary Of chief justice and
two associates, nj one thousand dohars each,
three thousand dollars.
For compensation and mileage Of the mem
bers OF the Legislative Assembly Of the Terri
tory Of Utah, and for officers, clerks, and con-
tIngcnt expenses Of the Assembly, fifteen
thousand dollars.
, 1870-11-21
TEMPERANOE
~unan, Afternoon Meetings nj Farwell Hall.

The usual Sunday afternoon Temperance nect-
ins was held, yesterday, in Farweu HsI. Abou,
one hundred and nifty persons were present. A
's"J nanded round / pledge for everybody "a
sign. binding them to "Toucn. TASTE or hand1e
no1' except IN case of ncknesa. xuuu Nhiatey.
peer. vine, cider. Or any fernented liquor, One
l"ast agra ABOUT 50. w1a invited to put down her
GS;NS ~. zoe SAID she neyer drank AuythiuR.
would 1tnott XII her. Mtuy ynnnc fn,Ee s1os,st !"
and. donoucas The riedge viii be Of rrcst seryicr
nquora out of their zipsutcnH 14 1e1 e11Aea'eo
.hs aae @4nk ,@a eeme 70 order n 3 O'clock nj.
th9uSn txo qeaxt.tsea, vn,ch promised 70 be thcTs
Ml. Chester sid inst the pecl,r.t1on ~ ,,u.-
pendence EuAfaotexo ''ltfe, liberty, 9nt me nnT.
sait OF nappinsm" ~ 70 ssey one, and no nan had
iatness Of theis country: The ramseiers shon3d oas
Was eulogfzed- he was she Va5, he t1n9s @esns sna
The life, !he wonder and admtrsE,on OF ssIns All
g.nnct. Wneo the millennium 4f11ved, swn,11s
cease, and the lamb AID the 1oa wooid oecnn1
the same place OF Eepose-
The1e Tonld be no lntempe.ance, no more
pared Win intemperancc, for It limited ms bond
age to the body, while beer aud brandy and other
Intoxicating duids capurated and captured the
his Iile md fortune to waicains by lie c.sdle oi
freedom, they snould be prepared TO rescue the
deyetecs Of drink from the eterrbe slarerJ. II any
up on 'ne plAs,oE1n and sing. {Inets was 20 10
sEpo9sel E They you'd listen 70 Rev, Mr. Taylor, Of
Inc Iheoloxica! Seminary. on Temperance
~ he roos d tae Teea ne, 1soaid sS btsia ID ~ Il
ne 1pe fooA. six young men met n Baltimore, I
!sn5 a,. .x nd took pledge as.aas
temperance movement The cause o} tcuptf-
1Hntrr o. N equality with freedom WhisLey
, 1870-11-21
HANLON.
Justice Mt 1nat-Tho Vcrdict-3rur.
der In tho First Degree.

Justicn ut 1ast-Tho verllct-3lur
der In the First Degree.
f1o'n The Philadtiphia Pres, .yoo. IS.
Yesterday morning the Court House wa
again denrely crowded, and it WA with IN,
greatest effort that the representatives Of tb,
preea we're enabled TO gain admission. Judce,
Ludlow and Pierce were upon the bench. sni
no.H1thstahdlng tie large audience the bes
order waA maintained. Every one apperei
to be an1ious Ii to the verdict OF the inry. aut
not few expressed their opinions as to the
pr1eonere guill. The jury not Appearing n
10 oeiock, doubts were entertainod ~ to the
probability Of An agreement, aud, when the
cana in fer Instructions.
The prisoner, who WAS guarded by ShcrifY Z
officers. Was, IL usual, calm, not mauifestinC
the slightest feeling.
Mr. Galton: Gentlemen, have you agreed
upon : verdiet7 The response was Eyes, '
Jurors alto arose.
Clerk Prisoner. look upon the Jurors d1-
rnts, look upon the prisoner. Gentlemen.
how Say souS Do sou find John Hanlon, oliaa
Charles Hsnlon, alias Charles D. Harris, the
psiaoner At The bar, guilty OF the felony Of
Foreman. Guilty.
Clerk OF what de6ree7
Foreman. OF the first degree.
Mr.. Brewster then asked. that the Jury be
poued- Each juror was called and required
to give his Fe1dict. Mr.. Creagmile, ths frat
juror called upon to do this, announced
y say, emphatically, murder Of The first de.
On the rendition Of the verdict the jurots
were in tea1s, and some covered their faces
md wept. but Hsnlon appeared unconeesned,
betraJing no emotion whatever
Immediately after the verdict the prisoner
WAS removed from the dock. Jndge Ludlow
being informed By the prisoners counsel that
they desired to make 3 motion for new trial
and arrest Of judgment, the prisoner Was sent
for and again Flaced in the dock.
Mr- Brewster then moved for nav trial
and said that in four daya ho would file tho
1e1aons,
Judge Ludlow directed that the motion BE-
entered Of record.
Hanlon was then removed TO the county
prison.
, 1870-11-21
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MTuaL f' oF MASONIC SERVICE for the pur,s
ct the Dead and Lodge OF Sorrow. ByJ, 5
ssehets, District Deputy Grand Master 81 III. h
III sG1 a 6fEa 4ffEs pShu s. 9s'e
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Belt & Handbook for Workufn: also, q Man.
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL IDEA: an Exooa,ton
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st6T sSn0el Sanss setting forth r. objecss oFgani
CO. GnIcaRo: Measern News Company. is70
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LITTLE FDLkS AsTRAY. NJ Sophie Nav,
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Chicago; $. G. Gtiggs / Co $50
, 1870-11-21
COMPRESSED AIR,
Sf1n1 otthe Pneumatlc Street Caf--sasfsy.o.
tory Renults---1ss Econ..,y,


a numerous party OF gentlemen went to nvd<
Fark,on Saturday at,ernnon nr,o ~ trr,.s.as -
Mr. crasu, Superintendent Of tae ch,caro CIV % Rad, n
way company, to witness a trial OF the pneumatic
street sr,tnyented by the Ingenious Mr. n, N,eT.
Among these nos,n- ,ns 1870 ~. - ~
ron- = 1S,ss .!os.ne 'ne p.lt5 "eie: Aon,
oeuH y a1Aes- sames a. T5frtli, Geo t. Webb
superintendent ct the West Dls.ston Railway
Dir1ston katiEay Company; Seth Wadha:u, Mf,
Mtllafd, Hoa- Morgan Il. Neir. Of LAporse, In
tna n'ana' 'p., =; u SoSe. J. Buenan, ]. D.. cul.
MtenqeLt y toe CITY kMtTay COMPANY: Jpaeph
Otia, Jos th AndrewF, James Paterson. Nj. E1ns,
esn' oshe1sI " '"e e"u'no'a Iron "oFfs' md
Tht party went on board the dummy train 10
Go1aSe Gl1ye, and p'ocetded 70 the statlon At
1ho int1odnre1 iSr T. Ss nH.G 1o ne' ~ ~.
,,ss,na, u, maGn after ne manner OF the
Ju. ILL.,. sus .s LILY aAetsace ~ oatNatd ap.
ts!ns The taeks io. ta= compressed a.r-she new
o9ss ~ ,s po~ss. MMen, expected. Wtl yet take
NJ r.ase " au.se Ut eteAm power on al the stzeat
On .ou Of he canahs M ~ nndsp soppe tan
4nnnh ~ iin,1 ~ ~: ana Hnicn are maae strong
Tns 1snts % " I uaqa 4s, 70 me sanaEe insn
xa si1 pump tSat can s. WS1iea ans9 81
rninrnnn .1ce.s oes.n a1;a ~ ae " A.e W. sMAl
one s41. sia ~ conassss,. sngaaes, connected With
anS at.S ms macninez5 .4 Is almost identical
nnIv that the y, ro,txe ,amap i3 locomoHse;
steam nd Il sunniIeo rra',y n.ne - 11,a r. OF
eo ,'e1 i y s1n1osn by oi sna
he car, one man Tam enou0 to my " a1I ton
r1ol "a, Using one hand fof tie bJase @ and s ,he
The sr4si fttrwas mod. -u-,, ,,,...,..,,u
Saturday,. a,' 10 Inc sasisfae;;n55 end sSia On
Of N lie cent!enen nreaent ThtrfT 1eraoss aHoa
popDds to he sonaTe inch TSa ~, ,r.a M!sa loy
one mite was perfolzued In ten mi1,ntse ers, ~
, 1870-11-21
DEATH OF HRH. T. Il AVERY.

1n ryJSr~ NJ. NJ ~
VI f!ios1 tAst ans I. Al avery lett tue nouss
ne1 husoAao. al me corner OF Wash
that time. down to yesterday arr4noon, 1t
rae of7er.., .ns ~. ~ ..e.sss .n.ss .o"..u
"a1 oue. ~ ~" tne cl'J "as tnofougng search
ed " lriends, policemen, detectives, and lnter.
ested seekera. Inquiry was made at aioanst every
house, and every nJtn2 fumor traced to III
source. but nothing could be ascertalpett beyond
na tzct that ane had left her own house about
O'CLOCK. had net lady on the street and assed
hef 10 CAl on her, mad then called on a lady liz,
Ing on WashlnEfoo sttett, who WAS ont, and was
seen scun altcrEaru going nasth on Morgan
stteet.
tans aae must hare LETT on the cass and were
strengthentd IN their belief oy the knowledge Of
the iacf that she had from $50 10 $40 her pocket
l1e e0HecIuess 11 thls opinion waa verified by a
Leie2fam iHou Niagara Feils, which reached here
at . O'Clock Jesternay afternoon It now apnea5a
{nat sIe must have gone Oh Friday evening to The
MicGiRen Central Depot &nd taken the night train
lot The East She arrived at Niagara Fails or
saturday Afternoon, and Registered 1T the Spencer
House As Mis-. HILL Yesterday morning ane ieft
the hotel, aud, according TO The Btatetaent sent
1umpcd cFe1 the fails The props7etot Of the
MOTEL. then telcgraphed TO 81. Avery the facs
q The dea'h OF this Site Hill, and also ted
that she had lett In her room letter U.8rned nt,t
, 1870-11-21

HFF1r~1lnn~au~.


The body OF child. abOus twD Weeka old. was
fouCd beneA&h tho Sidewalk, corner Of Ellsworth
AID Polk ateets, yesterday afternoon. It was
taken to the Almory, wbtre th,: Deputy Coroner
held an inquest .Frunn its appearance the Jury
concluded that It had teen streuEted, and rem
deIed verdict Accordingly. Who left It WheIe
found no one EnDwa
"A gambling saloon on South CLARK street. keot
by A0scs Thoma.. negrp, was visited by the
police last evening. and MoseB aud s1x youths.
who were p!s5irR faro. were captured. The build
tnK No. 1N Randolph street Has Also vtalted, but
tac RitA vhn occnPy the rooms on the upper nom
m1sf hasa been out waking. as not one Of them
could be found. The house OF Magic scott OF,
Michigan street, was pulled and tue Keeper Ind
1Mo girls we're taken " the Huron Street Station.
The nIotnes Of one Of tho girls made complaint
against MrA Scott; hence the arrest Of those on
IT. ~@
An Individual having drank TOO much whts-
key, yesterday, Jumped into the pond In Cnlon
PARK tn order 70 nentralixe its elect He was
hanled ashore belore he VAS hfeless, and soon
after staggered AWAY.
The res,dcnse Of John Claussen, No. asl Dly!-
s1on street. waa robbed OF $50 In money aud x45
worth Of clothing, yesterday morning,
, 1870-11-21

ans msnJ men, that Providence viii so auils
m on soeh An honest undertaking that be
,aa.sng W. sung permit swindlers to ahox their In
oS t1n 10 bet1ay; or else, auch u The nature
~. ~ 'ongs, n That crooked and dishonest charao
Il ~ ;o5 opes1te long among man engaged
sustained. without having his max uptifted.
N G. II.
, 1870-11-21
Holiday Presents,

PERSONS passing down C1ast street On satn,dav
eue ~. suooenl5 unoc great crowd passing in and
=. = :ue store No. 81. Inquiry within developed
the Iact that the pt ople Attracted thlfhef bT
g r. g1eat DISPLAY OF hair goods hair te~eiry, ete
I1.a1! VIC Ic examining the great y1-iety Of hair
GNeiJ; each having little parcels Of hair from
aeralted friends Of relatives: al anxious to leave
Ae aame, with orders for sone memeuto tu The
.Wa{ Wa{ q ea,f 1eFelrF. Il il stated, By Nj. Camp
besl tnat he has been obliged 10 increase his force
81 altits. owing to the great demand for halr
1eTeuJ for holiday presents Great numbers have
AHsh advantage OF the hint, and left orders
5ornW1tb, which vas exceedingly wise, as 1t Viii
be mposslhle for him to oil his orders 1t the
e!eventh 1our. Therefore be wise IL time. aud
visit M. Campbell's, 81 South ClRrf stTeet. ths
leader of fashion In hair goods, at your earliest
, 1870-11-21
Southern Cotton Markets.

............- 49, CHARLESTON
CAARLKsToS, Nov. is,-Cottpn nr1uer: niddlIue,
6: saes, 900 bales; net receipts ,7os; STOCK,
Il, ,a9S.
0ATkSTOS.
GALVESTON, Nov. 1s--Cotton dym; rniddllnF,
lskc: sales, l60 bales; net receipts, 1,0ss; ex.
poru coast~ise, &ss: stock, 1915.
H. SAVANNAH.
sAvANSAH. SoF. 1o-costan nrm: middlne.
lbA@16Ac; sales, 600 bal&s; recelpts, hso6; eI-
1,<N
NOZZLE
AoAILE, Nov. 12.-Cotton steady; tu1ddtinR,
ltA0lbc: ealek, 800 bales: net receipts. So;
exports coasfwfsc, 127; stock, q, s2s-
New York DIT Goods Market.
NET ToRK. nor. 1s.-Dry goods market quiet,
brt prices generally steady. AmoakeaX corset
leans. NHc; PeQuot coTored do, 12kalsc: Nsum-
keaE s4tts ems. 14H@l3e: AtnoskeAE Canton ian.
nelk, f1c; do A A bleached DO, sc; ElleIton
brown Dc, 1sc; paper cambrtca, s4c for plain,
ZIG 1oxe for high colors: heavJ brown sheetings,
lxk@l3c for best mak.s; pr1nts Of STANDARD
6taEds lokc: heavy brown drills, 1s8lsKc1
soff bags, 4oc, and premium do. sakc
, 1870-11-21

615mu1oR, nov. la--czude petroleum opened
xemher, II skc; same Wes Sid far ms: aeiisr
Dece0eef 9c, seller 5Ranaty % June, BH9sxc,
8eloea qolet ma Neak: SPOT. or nd dsf1rfy,
WA393Tc; eet1eT Decou1bef. F4rEc
, 1870-11-21
TIE CITY IN BRIEF,
Cook County Teneher,, Iu.,Itutn,

-N0AA N0Huty AEACHefH' luA{lk0tA.
The Cook County Teachers' Institute wa held
III Dunlons on Friday tast About nfty teachers
were present. The exercises opened with prnyer
bs tne Rev. MI. Barrett, Of Dunton.
AItef Surfing song by the members Of the H.
sutute, D. n. Kelsey, OF Jefferson, gave an exes-
e1sc OF tTent5-nEc minutes In "9lAmmaF and
tne Use Of Language" He urged upon the teach
err the necessity Of closely watching and kindly
correcting MI grammatical mistakes made BY sne
children in their ordinary conver aatlon.
b L Dodge, OF pa1at.ne, and j. B, Fa7usro,ah.
o. Jeaerson, made valuable suggeauons On the
same subject
-. = nasoroncf. OF pesp1a.nes, then spote Of
IN the district schools, and spoke Of the numerous
petty annny1nce8 that pernonz were subjected 70
Merry, Of Dunton, gave illustrative eIerrise.
ips eiose at.entioa nd methods Of Performing ming
ope1anons IN mental arithmetic,
g. Blaekman, Esq, Of Chicago, gave IN inter.
exiting exercise in uusc, showing how II could be
tsnEnt ;t y i1 ~ ne country schools tand to TIC
Ia The afternoon, B. L Dodge, Of pa1aslne,
awakened considerable enthusiasm on the sub.
t,itute = eass ii % eehoars Miss e o. q tne p. r.
aoSt, training teachcr Of the County Normal
School oeenpiea an hon. IN showing how 70 sesca
e{sats OF ase, to Illustrate her methoda
tt,ctinv Mtrra Srnn1I. = ~ .s. ~ ~ IOn-
ineo1s1nE, contning Sis diseoa1so M so'fas e
fsscS.rr. 1stSeps ponte: 700 oien oEeE!ooked at
n1 EntasnnHs he sPoke OF the necessity
*fte a. soon a. they con1d read and A9serad that
scholars would learn how 70 spell mora words III
one Jear with written exercises thRu In re Years
" spelling round md going to the head Mr.
Brayton received the closest attention. and h!s
rem1rTs were evidently apnrecinted ~ ths INN;
tute ~sS A'@s>~'
A. g. Lane, the County Superintendent, then
announced tnaI town institutes would be held on
nc thtnl SATURDAY Of January; spoke In com-
mendsiion Of the Eeal Aud eaFnestness mapjfesf-
ed BY the teachers In thelr work, and expreseed
tne nope that soon none hut eraaent tcachesa
, 1870-11-21

Not~itnstandlng the dEe Of Saturday evening
last, am still repared to Ill orders for crnckcv
glassware, etc, Is promptly NJ eyef. Plenty of
goods get remain. s B. raHTTrHsr -
, 1870-11-21

TOuL. tSlylN5 lt1S44l5
1ncrease during the Inst ton ye2rs 5s2, GOO,
or something over IS Per cent
CITIES IND Ipwxa
The following figures show tho nur1ber Of
inhabitants in the principal cities and towns
Of tho westezn district:
Cfftes and
, 1870-11-21
MISSOURI,
The CcnAus OF the Statc-Tho Totnl
kQnul0ffan 1.Ii4Afno.

Population 1,7l3,tOe.
From the 81 Loub Republican, .fov. IS,
We Eivo below full statement Of the cau-
sus Of Missouri. II Ia officially correct sud
comple.e, except in reference to the few coun-
ties indicated, from WHICH partial returns
have as yet only been made The counties IN
the western district, from which additional re-
turns arc ret to DO received, are Bucbauan.
Clay, and Lis1ngston, which will Add to tbe
total given about 1000. It will be observed
that, since the ceusus OF 1850, the population
has increased not far from 50 per cent. This
p1ogEeas, during decade Of war aud political
turmoil: indicates growth a. satisfactory As
can be desired.
, 1870-11-21

M4dton: o. Mlseefaoeous Duttneu, suits. c1ssx
me unntstee on Publio Grounds rad nn,la-
power to act. Wan
&yyn1e. -osN ~ nn11
7no po,3i!ou for plank ndevas m cn,,.u
&treet, from Oak st1eoe to F1ny.nr1l 1tyeet Vss
referred to too COMMITTEES oa SPECIAL AssesS-
Tno COMMITTEES on sszee0 aud Htrnvau war,
authottzed 70 oomprom,1o and sots,e w1sa Geosve
PNposala wefe Feotived To grade 1tons and
gravel d. de lark avenue, md Wnro All roietrcd
TO tnF Gumu tttee on st1ro's and at3nvayL
J0A. H. 4t1ys A1sceeor, rupor1ed that the CON-
oiAAooeis appointed EoTe1noera II ass,Es aim
tn making uut aAee-<mcut roll on Forty-soyentb
tnta esoee The asseaameut conid not he mads, ~4''
A report waa made on the condition Of tho
drain 1assfy cut ot Ekanda,e avenue that It re-
De Oo1nmlttse On Drainage and the Commit1ss M
On streets and Highways
Stabblux Array.
gsnsT nzes ~ 1;ad =. = aags occurred at the
tween Untpu aad pe.pulaes, about o'clocE Yes.
terday afternoon. The men concened IN it verc
aaoie; Id III. STg ,,:; 53%ss
Tho sesa,lAo'A KaMli1s and Nor1nrup we're
badiJ t:uneds while Jones received 1 severe Tssh
ciea to BE- IN = dam crous sondi Ion. Tae nams
OF The pn56leian who u nttsudguE him could not
Be AseeI<atned- Our reporter called At fhu n|ace.
ttetc lad been an an1ay; but he Seemed
not 70 know anything About It. or. II
hs 3D.. was unwilling 10 impart any
was asked for, and when he appeared and Tas
mace acquainted With the Grand Of tue reporter.
nst d very pzofa1e language, And ordered aiEp to
get cnt, " sioE Permission to converse WIN
The occurrence: Thts nght occurred within nall
block of the Police Station, and Jet. strange 10
faJ. the Sergeant on duty knew nothing Whatever
ol II unlh told NJ the Tepottef8- Th9t there was
nQht, and that one man. at least, was badly, II
BOT tata1sy, injured, u certaiu- Captain Miller
aEooId make "A investigation today, and learn
the circumstances, and atTest the parties con-
cetDed in it
, 1870-11-21

~A~1.A~@%AAA
AHRA1GSxEssTs AND sEE1rScea
The grand Jury, n tt8 lxte tcrra. ntesentst
aehly-eiFh ht tudtctmenta OF the parties thus
en;s en;nsEtd; e nity we're % Saturday aHagned. Niae
49,. HOMICIDE.
EoFa1d Powers. indicted for the murder Of
the hcad Nih billet Of Wood. pleaded nar
fu!tJ. 1hi* is The recent case Ct homicide at tie
ETABs1xq GAZE.
John Peterson, charged with having Stabbed
ChaF:es Anderson. also pleaded not guilty.
-, 10 ne cases u tnoeo that pleaded guilty, &C.
uoo was hsd Il tollows:
COUNTY JAIL
from one Ezra Hunt Tne coat WIS LEFT
hatd, IN attraction Of an 1ntiebtedncss, III sph.
se4uentF pawned It. He had been In iaiI a
on,h rasrsiore BE- vas let on win oae other
MarJ Kinney was sentenced to the County Jai1
los the larceny OF $50 from CnR11es West Sha
"a eoI 81 aEe 70 60 to the Penitent she
book from ,ur LADY Of the house. She hsd been
lb ~ three Eeck2- '-
" leroy for me larceny Of SO cost, wzs sen-
coaS Was hanging IN front OF Nj. FEenchts store:
Claimed tha: DC did ths while laiouc1ted, but In
thht he vas, *hen captured, In the act Of tUonino
al An exu ahrd!nszJ raie Of sPeed.
rlsy, Msy ,AHu1Pby H a.ole :: worth q clothing from
o. nc snenn Tor twenty days. She, also, claitned
tha1 shr was in-hr1ated, hut 4Es:.Aiined n rrcoi
lection Of The c1tmlasl act She states mas her
domestic affairs Ind become desnuerd: mai ana
"a ts,en Afflicted, whetenpon ahe had takeu =
oror Nevertheless, she sought to sell the stolen
property. '~'e-
REFORM SCHOOL,
William Thompson and Henri Lawson, hsytnv
stolen two napkin rlugs, ya1ued 1t 81, fr0@
hnEuHtus Curry. acknowledged their quit. They
were cohhRned 70 the tender mercy of the Super
lutendent OF The Reform School Thompson has
httn IN court heretofore, under tho name OF
Connoss- Ehi III IL probably hts proper coSuomen
tn the way down to tall he took few SECONDS
liberty. tarinE succeeded In enecuuz IN escape,
lie wAs rrcspluzed.
HR1nEHEH~
lohn Hacfctt- Indictment for larceny Of sss
worth Of clothing frs,n Louisa Arnold. ThIs feI-
low. although under xEt. had h e5etoIore been
Under CnnTtrtion for larceny. He w1s seuteucetf
tu the tr1dewcll for Elk montha.
HEAASuED. =
Martin Burke pleaded guilty OF the larceny Of
ht1ut hundred dolftEB' worth Of clothing but
on stating thet he was under Penltent!aeJ AGE he
ssa rtu tdeh, 10 allow him the opportunity OF
proving his AveEmtnt -
Ann DELANEY StOle 4 cost {fpm one Thonlaa
Parker, aud Vas rtmxnded.
tseosEe Murphy fp1eaded guilty under IN In
'llctmcnt charging him with the larceny Of cloth
valued u S2l, The property OF Frederick Eatne.
Ttlu. lie Wkt rtIu1 QQed 10 &F&jt Bentenre
, 1870-11-21
C1rcait Court


SoHhFes:ern D!stl1lery Company +. Edward
Isoss aud William J. EowA BY confession for
ia :! cn note executed with warrant Of attor
e1!l1teral secnHtE. Of 11re rotes OF Lud III WniI
earh 5ot = TOO and enc other note for xli.o0t. hi
ht4l1nG Interest and secured BY trust deed
NEW fr11-ASSEAfS1T.
George Miller :. Charles ". Unj1 andT
s!cger- Assumrsr- Demand, +, 900.
, 1870-11-21
CITY REAL wrArH.

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