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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-27

New Advertisement. Jerry Galwiek, of In'
dependence. informs the public that be can
groom a gentleman's horse, or furnish one
already groomed, al any time, aud on sat.sfac-
tory terms.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-27

Hotel. The Dallas Hotel has opened under
more promising auspices, and take pleasure
Ill calling the attention of the public to that
fact. Anyone calling there will be sure to get
square meal" comfortable quarters, and will
go away benefited for having called.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-27

We call the attention of those wishing wagon
or blacks smith's work done in Salem To the
establishment Of Underwood, Baxter It Co :.
Their adveEtis ment Is in another coiuma, AZ
we feel assured that their work will give
satisfaction.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-27
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Firm of FRENCH & MCMAHON is
dissolved. All accounts will be settled by Il,
A. Ray, Eola, Polk County, Oregon.
J. A. FRENCH.
j. MCMAHON.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-27

Mr.. J. III. Kineaii wishes it understood that
there will be work done in bis photographic
gallery for three or four weeks. After that
time he expects TO be open again for business.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-27
Evidence In the Land of Gold!

stMy scald head, or tetter, about which
wrote YOU before. IL oil gone. Five bottles of
Bristol's Sarsaparilla cured NEE. FoRaEs,
San jose.
Your Bristops Sarsaparilla and Pills have
cured me of the Salt Rheum that had suffer.
cd With for seven years, "--R. JOHNSON, Mari
posd.
"I really believe that Bristol'sss sssarsaparilla
and pills have been the means OF saving my
Hfe."-T. j. EDWARDS, Stockton. b71
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-27
a & ) ! . s ) .

TO THE WORKING CLASS We arc
now prepared to furnish all classes with CON-
slant employment at home, the whole of the
time or .or the spare moments. Business new.
light and profitable. Persons of either sex
easly earn from 5oc. to 90 of an evening, and
4 proportionate sum by devotiug their whole
time to the business Boys and girls earn
nearly us much as men. That all who see this
notice may send their address and test the bu-
siness, we make this unparalleled offer TO such
as are not well satisfied, we will send 81 TO pay
for the trouble OF writing. Full particulars,
valuable sample, which will do to commence
work on, aud copy of The Peoples Literary
Compuaion, one OF the largest aud best family
newspapers published, all sent free by mail
Reader, If you want permanent and profitable
work, address,
2.3m Il C. ALLEN & Co., Augusta, Me.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-27

STRANGE PuENoMENoN.-The viii
lage of Hokah, Mimi, which is five
miles west of this city, has been the
scene of a startling phenomenon this
week. 1t seems that the citizens in
Hokah are moving their cemetery, aud
in taking up the bodies for re nterment,
the side Of coffin fell out, and exposed
the remains of a young lady named
Della Parker, who died and was buried
some l3 years ago, aged II, and We
have it from eye witnesses that her
form was as perfect and she as natural
looking as the day she was buried
Her arms, body andbreast were thump-
ed with mallet and sounded like and
resembIed solid stone. The body is prob
ably petritied, as it is limestone coun-
try. Her relatives Immediately rebur-
led her. Other bodies were found
that resembled this one in petrcfrction
but no examinations were made. We
do not make this as sensation item,
bu. as the truth We have read ol
late severalsi similar nssances-La c, osse
Democrat.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-27
New Goods. New <sOOds.!
FOR THE PRESENT SEASON.

New Goods! New GoOds!!
FOR THE PRESENT SEASON.
We respectfully call the attention Of the
Public % our Well Selected Stock Of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Ladies' and Misses Hats,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Gloves, Caters, Etc.
Hardware,
Groceries,
School BJoks,
Stationery, &C.,
In fact Everything Found In a First
Class Retail store.
We can assure our Patrons that we will be
up with the times.
Come and Examine our Stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Country Produce taken in exchange for
Goods
N. d. ]. D. LEE.
Dallas, April %, 1871. 1-tf
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SPEGIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
Office, No. 61 Front street,
PORTLAND OREGON.

REAL ESTATE in this CITY and
EAST PORTLAND in the most desirable 10.
calties. consisting Of LOTS, HALF BLOCKS
and BIO Cks, HOUSES and STU RES; also.
IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable
uncultivated LANDS, located in ALL parts of
the STATE for SALE.
REAL ESTATE and other Property
purchased for Cores pnndenis. in this CITY
aud throughout the STATES and II RRI-
TORIES. with great care and on the most
TERMS.
HOUSES and STORES LEASED.
LOANS NEGOTIATED, aud CLAIMS OF
ALL DESCI IpTIDNS PROMPTLY col.
LECTED. Aud Il General FINANCIAL and
AGENCY BUSINESS transacted.
AGENTS Of this OFFICE in NIL the
CITIES and TOWNS in the STATE will
receive descriptions of FARM PROPERTY
aud forward the some to the above address.
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N.sa-@ OK kS4sFs4' 4edte, " s4taaAassf Fooa
Gplr1tannt1 Isesssac l.3gHurs Goetored. spiccd
na1aweetenod t. please tha taste, called (" Tom
les y" Appetizer" !" I" Isesorers," &C.. that lead
t.e t,paler on o drunkenness and ruin. but are
O true Medicine, made from tie Native Roots and
Herbs Of California, free froEu NIL Alcoholic
tSft,uuiaurs, Taos are the t3R EAT BLOOD
PURIFIER aud LIFE GIVING PRIN-
CIps.E q perfect Renoyator AID 1avigorator of
tho syetgi.. carrying oT al poisonous matter ard
rcstoqfnr taa hluod to q healthy condition. No
peyBoa can take these Bittors according to dircc.
tlaa aad ramaia long uaw1f.
Far Iml!nsun,t4fcry mad Chronic Isheu-
unat;sni and Goat, Dyspepsia ar Indi.
gcs,iou, Bilious, Renilfsent md Inter-
1uitfcni Fcvars, Diseases OF the Blood,
Liver, K;iueys, u a,i iSladior. these Bit.
tcre have baea most eaco2asfu!. Sach Dis.
cancs are caaael by yS;intct; niaod. which
Is generally produced by d1rangemeat Of the
DigesIivc Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR 1SDlGEsTTGN.
ltcadaehe. Pain Ii the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight.
mesa Of tho Cucxt, Dizziness, sour Eructatioaa of
the stomach, rai tsste .4 tbs Mouth Bilious At.
tacss, rnlpltation Of the Heart, Inflammation Of
tho Lungs P4lI In tlle regions of thc kitineys,and
n nhnadrcd other paiafni symptoms. aro the ca-
sprngaof Dyspepsia.
They yiuyIgorata tie Stomach and stimulate the
tornidiivcra a0d bowels. which render them OF TN.
impurities. ard imparting new life aud ylgor 70
the whole system.
ron SKIN DISEASES, Trurtions. .Tctter.
Salt l,heanl, Blotoncs. Spots. Iimales, pustules.
Dolls, carsumclea, Ring {foems, seaia-sIcad, Sore
Eyes Fryaipalas, Itch, fcagfa. Dlscoloratioas OF
the skin, uanors aua Diseases ofthc Skin, Of
whatever name or natnre, are literally dug up
ana carried out of tho system IN q ehor' time by
the qse Of these Dittcre. oue bottle Ia such
casos viii convince tho most incredaloas of their
curative effects.
Cleanse the vlt'atod blood whenever you nnd
Its impnrltlea bursting thr51gh the skin Ia Tim
ples. Eruptions or Sores; cleanse Ii when you
md 10 obstruc.ed and sluggish In the veins;
cleanse Il when Il Is foul, aad your feelings VIII
tell you wien. Keep the blood pure and the
health OF tie systen viii follow.
PIN, TAPE aal other Vtefs aTa, lurking In
tho system Of 50 many thousands. ara eif2ctuaiiy
destroyed and removed. For fu1i directions, rad
carefully the circular around eaehbottle.
j. WALKER, Proprietor. II. II. MCDONALD 3
Co, Druggists aad Gen. Agents, san francisco,
Cal and 80 and 81 Calr.no co Street. New York.
SOLD py ALL DRUGGISTS AND paArERs.
Ably
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40 EE "a a.
ROW TO CURE IT.

HOW ~ AikE l..
At the commencement of the Diarihm, which
always precedes attack u the Cholera, take
a teaspoonfal of PAIN Killer in sugar aud wa
ter mot If convenient aud thea bathe freely
the stomach aui bowels with the Pain Killer
clear shend the darrhce or cramps eontiuae
repeat the daSe every t@u OF lifteeu miuutes nn-
iii the patient il relieved. in extreme eases
two or more teaspoonfuIs may be given al a
dose.
The Pain Killer, ss a remedg, has equal.
Incases uf Csh 3iega, Summer CotuP Piain5s, Dys-
pepsia Dysentery, Asthma it cures ia one nj @ht
hv taking II iatafaaEiv, and bathing With II
freely. It's action i ike faa gc, whsn external
IL applied II old Sores, burns, Soalds and
Spfa.ns. Fer Sick Headache aud lToothachc
aont fail to try il. IN short, it Is PAS KILL
ER.
nireetiars accompany each bottle,
Iha PAIN i Her ..sa.8 by AL dealers in Ms1-
ieiues.
Prices. - cents. 50 cents aud 81 per bottle
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General HaIpine and the Fenians.
CO N G r E S s .
FORTY-sECOND TERM-FIRsr SESSION.

WASHINGTON & pril 4-Mr Anthony said a bill having
G any be
than was specified in the rule of the Senate limiting
Mr shsmaps resolution to provide for bill to suppress
MT Blair resumed the floor said had been asked
s S 9 ns 1smsS S his G qs0 M %
shameless condition Of under radical rule in South
rs place that remedy could Hh bs sns
avail Sness - the ana Ara Of the South
In regard to depryng in the South of the right
suffrage trial which It had not yet lad SsCSass of
IT, after
sary to abolish negro suffrage means of saving the free
as sps
failure by providing territorial government Of which the
PEesident appointed the principal officers
had saose relief from sovsrS
Mr. Sherman said that negro % sasSs RoST IN tSs district
SS aS S Do hs w b to
form Of government he did not that the two eec
principle to be failure as the Mayors Of the city Of
Washington. Messrs Bowen and Emory had proven
Mr. air then replied to varo is DO nts in the debate
iTaudglent ehsTaGSer Of the
same class who passed ths alien and sediton laws
Mr. M NORTON argued that &r Blair had at first denied
aus admitted them to hello his argument as to tSe
results Of official maladmnistraton in the soath The
whole Of that Senator's argument indicated that
the purpose Of the Democratic party that suffrage
"A
test in the next Presidential election.
Mr. Blair remarked that the only party which had
disposition to make negro suffrage test the
VIII eh the Senator from Indiana (Mr MOrton beonged
they had taken the suffrage away from colored eo
pie of the District OF Columbia and from the white
too
Mr. Morton replied that the change in the Government
OF the District sheeted white and colored suffrage ake
in Congress and enlargement of Legitimate power the
political power OF the people of the District instead of
being lessened, had been vastly Increased
and Congress had only asserted confidence in negro
suffrage Whatever had been taken from the white man
had been taken from the The form the Kuux
cath which prevented the admission of negro Rs.
publican, ano the fact that outrages directed
against gdity of maeasanee Office were proofs in
deaia Of the chsrgesfrst TO the existence Of radi
cal ukuX; and second that this organization in the
administration -
TheSenAtor (BlArl had stated that the South WI
ing to give suffrage fair trial that Is, they
willing awe fair trial unber Democratic auspices
and deprive the Of their whenever they
did the Democratic ticket That Senator might
deny IT, ndsputably that the Democratic party
would deny the ballot 10 the negro.
Mr. Cobb, of North Carolina replied 10 his Democratic
colleagues Messrs Wadde and Shober and showed that
outrages still in that state The kukux ksns are
a Democratic organization and direct their vengeance
against Republicans. The strong arm Of the law should
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JEwELRY ETO,
THE GUARANTEES OF THE GENUINE AND
ORIGINAL
MILTON GOLD JEwELRY COMPANY,
No. IO22 CHESTNUT STREET.

That pawnbrokers advance money on this jewelry.
That Jewellers retail 1t for Pure Gold.
That the exquisite styles and designs OF these
celebrated goods surpass those OF any gold jewery
ever worn.
That these goods are the counterpart of Virgin
Gold.
That our genuine Milton Gold Jewelry is extern
sivey worn by the aristocracy and nobility OF Eng
land and France.
That our goods always retain their color and brill
fancy equal to Virgin dOld.
That the popular, genuine. and original Milton
Gold Jewelry Oompany's goods can be purchased
in Philadelphia only at No lOlS OHESNUF Street.
That our goods endure the test test OF the strong
est acid.
That any article In this grand and UNSURPASSED
collection can be purchased for ONE DOLLAR
That the demand for our matchless goods ia Phia-
delphia is increasing daily.
That we are receiving twice a week per steamer
and numbeTless attractive styles OF our latest
manufactured goods
That as a substitute for gold it has no equal
Our American friends cordially invited to
visit our Headquarters, aud examine FOE them
selves. Ia 4 5sSp
salesroom open daily from A. NJ. until P. NJ.
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Proceedings of Congress.
The Debate In the House.
Powerful Speech by Gen. Butler.
Army and Navy orders,
Nominations by the President.
Evening Gable Quotations.
gtOss Etc.s Etc.. Etc.s RSc.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Presidential Nominations.

Presidential Nominations.
Despatch 10 the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-The following nominations
sent to the Senate to-day IN. A. Elwng, Con-
sui at Stockholm; John Bowles Surveyor OF Gus
toms at Savannah, Ca; William G.. Ladow, Asses
Of Internal Revenue Thrty-6rst District, N. Y.
Conscience Money.
fireman writes to the Treasury Department from
Brooklyn, N. Y. enclosing 81 in restitution for va
rious little things hlched from the Government.
Army Order.
Brigadier- General A. B. Dyer Chief OF Ordnance
is ordered to st. Louis on public business.
Naval Orders.
Assistant Surgeon j. M. Scott to the Naval Hos
pital at New York; Ensigns John b. Briggs Edw.
o. Field, and William W. Kimball are detached
Passed Assistant Surgeon Z. b. Payne from the
jamestown and ordered to return home; Passed
Assistant Surgeon william ii. Jones from the
Washington Navy Yard and ordered to return home !;
First Assistant Engineer James Butterworth, from
the Pacific fleet and placed on waiting orders.
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The PhiIadelphia Exourslonists.

Messrs Ernest Wiltz, of the Enquirer; James
=. Cowardn, secretary of the delegation; w. s.
Gilman. of the Whig; and NJ. P. Handy, of the
dispatch, left the city by the Fredericksburg
read on Saturday evening for Philadelphia. The
members of the committee and the remainder of
The party left yesterday morning by the 1913
tTaiD.-Richmond Dispatch, Sd inst
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ANOTHER KEROSENE ACCIDENT.
A Fire the Result-Dwelling Partially De-
strOyed.

About o'clock yesterday morning fire oc-
CURED at No. $50 Perm street, corner of Eighth
formerly Hancock, which resulted in the partial
destruction of the building and the almost total
loss of the household furniture, belonging to the
occupant, Mrs. M. II Price, music teacher.
1t seems Mrs. Price was about kindling fire
in the kitchen, and in striking match while
holding an uncorked can containing kerosene
oil in one hand the gas escaping from the can
came In contact with the flame, when 1t ignited,
ran into the can, the can was dropped, end fire
was the result. The fire communicated imme-
dately to everything in the kitchen, aud Mrs.
Price had barely time to escape.-Pi Pihsburg
Commercial, Sd inst.
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sales 1000 bales uplands AT i5i%c Orleans at IsXc
Flour steady sales 10 900 barrels State at S6@Tl6;
Ohio at s6'70@7'35; Western at S6@T65; Southern
at s6'90@9. Wheat a shade 1rmer; sales $4,000
bushels Few spring, sl'59@1 6l winter red and amber
Western at sl62@1'65. Corn hrmer aud advanced
1@2c; sales 900 bushels new mixed Western at
S2@s2Hc. Oats 1rmer sales 29, 900 bushels Ohio as
6s@72Lc. Beef quiet Pork quiet aud heavy; new
mess, S20'15 Lard dull at 11@12c. for steam and
ZIG l22lc. for Kettle. Whisky quiet az 92c.
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FROM MARYLAND.
Business ON the Canals.

Special Despatch TO the Eventrg Telegraph.
HAvRE-DE-G GRACE, April 4.-The Tide Water
Canal is again ready for business. A few boats
have arrived There are now lying here, await
ing the tug bound to Philadelphia, the following
boats:-E. D. Kennedy, Flint, for Trenton, and
eight new boats for the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company, three of which are loaded with
coal. two with lumber, and three empty. They
will probably leave here to-day. We cannot
expect many boats down for some days yet, as
the Pennsylvania canals are not quite ready.
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FROM EUROPE.
Latest Quotations.

LONDON, April 4-43O p. M.-Consols closed at
92A for both money and account American
securities quiet; bonds OF 1862, 92x; OF 1865, Old
921l; OF 1867, 91x; IO-4Os, s9A.
LONDON, April 4-4'3O p. M.-Calcutta Linseed,
63s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, April 4-43O P. M.-Cotton dull and
unchanged; uplands, 73I@7Hd; Orleans, Tx@7Ad.
Saes to-day 10000 bales, Including 1000 for export
and speculation. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester
quiet, Refined petroleum. 16H@l6s1d.
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A DESPERATE FELLow.-Joseph Daily was
fairly insane from liquor yesterday, for he went
into Mr.. Robert Russell's shoe store, No. 1902 s.
Seventeenth street. and whipped the proprietor.
This was bad enough, but three officers coming
to Russells aid, DAILY, in his drunken fury,
whipped hem also. He tore around like a
perfect madman, but he finally was secured and
locked up. Alderman Dallas held him in $1,000
bail
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The Cincinnati Election.

CINCINNATI, April The majority OF ID avis (Rep.)
for Mayor Yesterday was 1855. The majority on the
Republican city ticket ranges from 937 to 3541
Kurchner for Director Of City Inrmay receiving the
smallest majority, and Miner for Wharf Master
the greatest, though there considerable split
ting for both aldermen and councilmen and In some
wards the election turned on local issues. The po
tica complexion OF the men elected to the Board OF
Aldermen is eight Republicans and four Democrats :
Couneilmen, thirteen Democrats and eleven Repub-
licans. Only one-half the board are elected each
year. Both bodies remain Republican.
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FROM NEW JERSEY.
The Jersey CITY Charter, Etc.


TRENTON, April 4.-The Senate has recon-
sidered the amendments made last night to the
Jersey City supplementary charter, and has
killed them. A rush of private bills is now
being put through both houses, this being the
last day.
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RECEIVED A CALL.-Rev. Charles Wadsworth,
of the Reformed Church, Tenth and FIlbert
streets, has, we understand, received call from
Chicago, at a salary of $4,000 per annum. The
call has been declined.
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BEATING POLICEMEN. Lutz YES
terday committed four men who assaulted
Police Officer Dougherty at Fourth and Shlppen
streets. Their namss are James McGranigau,
Stephen Gleeson, Owen Sands, aud John
Keenan,. This latter individual is one of the par
ties who engaged in a row in barber shop on
South Fourth street some time ago, and at
which girl was cut In the head with a bottle.
John James ana John smith, tor assaulting
and Chestnut streets, at o'clock this morning,
have each been held in $500 bail by Alderman
Godbou.
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FAST YOUNG MEN.-Michael Boyle, bad boy
of nineteen years, was drunk this morning at
o'clock, and distinguished himself by smashing
the glass in Keats hot-house, on Market street,
above Thirty-seVenth. Alderman Randall has
sent this precious youth 10 prison.
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FROM NEW TORK.
Obituary.

CooPERsTowN, April 4.-Joshua H. Story
one of the most prominent business men of
Otsego county, died in Cooperstown this
morning.
General Ealpine and the Fenians.
NEW YORK, Apfil 4.-General w. g. Halpine who
declined a seat on the Directory OF the Irish Con-
federation to which he had been elected by his bro
ther exiles, has formally accepted a seat on the
Executive Council OF the Fenian Brotherhood ten.
dered him by the late convention. General Halpine
In his letter to the Secretary OF the Fenian Brother
hood, states at length his reason for this course
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New RAILWAY CARs.-six additional cars
have been placed on the Chestnut and Walnut
Street Railway, reducing the running time to
two minutes, the cars being but two squares
apart on the street.
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FROM THE WEST.
Robbery and Outrage in Iowa

DEsMoINEs April A man named David
Snyder, of Livingston county, ILL.,, was shot aud
robbed of two hundred dollars, about three miles
considered fatal
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WASH CLoTHEs.-C -Catharine Walsh, for the
theft and sale of clothing which had been left
with her to be washed, has been sent to prison
by Alderman Lutz. Gatharine halls from Front
and Almond streets
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SUNDAY-sCHooL ANNIvERsARY.-The nine
teenth anniversary of the Sunday-schools con-
nected with the Second Reformed Church,
Seventh street, above Brown, will be held to-
morrow "wednesday evening" in the church
building. The exercises will be of very inte
resting character, and will consist of hymns,
offerings the reading of reports, addresses, etc.
most beautiful character, and will include
flowers green, singing birds, and the like. DR..
Thompson, very popular childrens speaker,
is one of great interest TO both teachers and
scholars.
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A PEANUT WoMAN.-Alderman Delaney yes
terday held in $500 bail each Thomas Trott,
Thomas Lecompte, and G. Ii. Ruff who yester-
day demolished the apple cart of a peanut
woman at Second aud Union streets.
LARCENY OF TooLs.-Alderman B0nsall has
sent to prison John Riley, who yesterday stole
a lot of carpenters tools from the new school
house on Carpenter street, below Tenth.