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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27

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FarF say' "Ihr way o. 3bta.H u .ic-
e a. alrs r. 60 iUi out the names q he hest
meu ? the purpose "a all the sur ,uul ii (
coeat-y aud notify ihe'n of Their selection .ay
mont before the time. incloslnea com.
ment.-s adm son ticket. with a request tat
tAey VII ~ Once return II IL they i'rlirs 70
s'fs-. AMI ~ m.slug payment suilic eat o., n
lay board at a hotel aud a little cppiinssu
cies, They pert fm the duty required Tons
has ..ru adopted az the New Yors fairs iar
.arie wears past. and % some Il the beet Jl :.
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csre t~' lu ,hsWay they % al ~ serious 3 q.
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27

ttgiEct WAY 70 SwItF CAaPEr There are
ihr's "ays 10 sweep cafpel-one rig and ,ao
wruus sass tine wrong way .. t. hold the
broom neaily IA front Of he ui-ra'u with the
handle inclined backward ,nNafd han, .-u rfrss
down a. a 'or~ard thrust - give. nut .,s ave
the hsss dirt half WAY Goes. thr r, 80 whilr
the lishi r'fiiclei are sent III. :. az It, cover.
tng, act srsiies. every ART . iufni pfr
An"ihrf "fpng VA ." - pc carpet Is 20
move The hicnin tprwAii Nt. heas, dra~iag
s'tosr. ~ "ti,h the ms'a. De l-ilDysd Il.
pr ssei lat, e. cltprt RAJ 80. ..i gently
along "a 'h- suf'trc u a. - ~ - wrong
aays . alqtI,d The broom vii 49, Ju, The
capt 'uni' han u Is Worn by ihr 90, pau. -
The fa''..g When ArrV.. euil, "a dY.,
pen iali 80 90, ntp 90 the cart ct ever, um- % Is
ssrr' 'h.w ur. 10 soon Lr required lite
-Hi ~ 10 .S'ti o. 20 incline the handle
Lille '1twtii f'rn ~. lsht ifaWIag stroke
q. own 'lr ..f'atu tu .rt,,t., touch tue carpet
ut e9r-h'f Ae .r' no 'tr broom should b.
a.,p~t' g. rte.' o. the e. pet. ~ tho dirt il
IA 81 'Yf".fi !. it"i.ri 70 moved aud rolled
s.unE hghfA
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27

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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-12-27
Harper's Magazine

.'raaassiiaaahiy the hrsi Sustained ontL of I
ktnd in the World.
, 1873-10-26

: From ths Springfield t1fass.l Republican,.
The fashion Of wearing wide r''tfs 10 teylvod
but We trust they will not attain to the tllmen-
woarer OF the ruff then, Il is aaid, 10 state
OF oeasoless agony ieBt its hne inAoxsbilsty
should bo broken or injured. aud its bowised
md starclea circumference should havc fall.
Tho Elizabethan dune drew haok M from au WHO
a T se p1as s9ypE a %a siesS aasy sy
% yenturesome to clasp her in ~ embrace as to
clasp a circular saw. Tho chief utensll for
keeping runs done up was the fork
lnss''1n hai among u his '''u Wares. "A By tSe al
Of this forking- stick, heated In the fire, tho
auila Of tho ruiz woro ironed into tho oxaot SYM
metry, which was the glory Of tue beIlo Of tho
period. Tho fashion Of wearing ruffa began
about 1916. according to Stowe; and, under tho
they were worn. to tho longtl, Of quarter Of a
yard. Tho holloa woro not tho oniy ouea who
wero adorned by tl1oao immonso surcingleH, for
tho dandieB Of that day also assumed tho run
tho ancient cavaliers ATTEST This wat structure
OF gauzo was styloa, in England, :. tho Fronoh
rufFj" but the French, IN retaliation, named 1t
"thB English monster." QuOen E!lzabetiA whosa
throat waa worry wrlnklcd and yollow with agto,
wore the broadost aud etitfeat rltr Of any one in
Europe, excepting the Queen Of Navarro and
her rlffs were composed Of TUG flnoat ombrold..
eries, onrlohcd with gold and silver threads, and
oven precious stonoa were introduced Into them.
She employed, We orc told, endieaa yards OF cut.
gold aud OF silver, enriched with pearls, aud
bugloa and spanGlos, in tho fabrication Of hoE
truo-ply run. hut clio would not permit any
Of lior subjects to alorn themselves III hlml!as
manner. and ordered grave oltsons to stand IT, a.
wearors Of all ruffa beyond z certain width, ~
ordor to show 4es prerogative to drcas mora
sbsurdly than any Of her subjects.
, 1873-10-26
otttblnnl negligence in not having o. flagman nt
HkMgii6on Afraot.: konr1a WIS 0 aln9lo man.

Tho report Of tho Oommittee On Organzatlon,
OF tho now. Dnptlst Church, to Bio esta4iiHhed
south Of Madison atreet, In the vicinity Of Ash-
land avenuo, having been mado and accepted.
ns tho time Of forinnl orgeuization, all toso do
string to tinit6 % constituent members arc ro-
quested to be present On that occasion at the
church, oorner ot paulina md M01troa streets,
at 7,46 p. III.
Tho latlcn Of tho Second Uniyorsallst Church
will oontinie serving their popular lunches TUG
propuso 10 donate, tho proooods OF Thursday
noxt to Tho SICK lid ,atffcring Of Momphls aud
shreveport. Donations uf food for that day
arc solicited from other gooIotios Which nre will
lnR 10 naaist In making the receipts as largo as
possible. : The prtco Of tho dinners will be 10
.,cDnts, as horotoforc. 80, -.
!, Tho ladios OF st. Johns Episcopal Church, en-
:coufaged by tlie patronage extended to tlleir
lnEo!,es during tito pant Wecll,' have concluded
TO- oontnuo them during tue. present *wook.
: Gentlemen dining down town and stieugers
ter than py giving the ladies call at No. 172
Madison Btreot, lew doorh West Of In snllo, be-
tween tho hours Of liz and ~ O'Clock, where q
arbtc1ass meal Is furnished for 30 ceuts.
Samuel johnson found, to, his horror, ;yoster-
day morning, OH putting on bb pants, that thoro
was hole IN each knoo; Or ooiiso Samuel rue,
Clark street, medtattng how he Should be :whotc
az to tho holes In his pants, li4 eye fell on pair
Of unmontionahles hanging in front Of o store,
aud he morely took them dUwn and lugged 'thom
OF, for which Banyou, in thu hardness Of hia
heart, fined him 525 and costs.. -. -,
The Philosophical Society OF thin city, desir-
tlo yellow foyor, sufferers In Memphia and
Shreveport, hns made ayangomenta for d LOO
turo to bo delivered BY. the ley. DR.. Thomas at
tho First AIethodiat Ei,iecopal Church, corner Of
~cku hAn-S
, 1873-10-26
FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

There were three fatal railway accidents yes
tert1ny, In Two OF them tho Coroner held IN
quests, at both Of which verdict was rendered
censuring tho railway companies. Another fatal
railway accident occurred about Z o'clock last
evening. in which tho verdict OF the Coroners
jury wil'be different from TINT rendered at the
other two oases. At Z o'clock last eyening,- .
man named Charles arerdc1. who resides at No.
142 Buttarfled street, was run over and instant-
ly killed by an engine Of tho Chicago. Rock
Island l. Pacific Railroad, at the corner Of CLARK
and Twenty fifth streets. Tho body was r. 70
Coroner notified. He leaves = wife aud three
children.
, 1873-10-26

Court, tlis afternoon, hIr, Wlntermute was
brought in, and pleaded not guilty to the indiot=
ment for mansluuyhser. Judge Barnes then
stated that, in tho absence Of statute upon this
poiut, the question Of bail was basod on common
laws, aud was within the discretion Of the Court,
and, as the object was not punish the accused,
but to secure Ills attendance for trial, he thought
it proper to allow him to give bail. Tho bnil in
the case is axed at 500, QUO, and It is probable
that this will bo given. and tho accused released
from custody aometime this evening.
, 1873-10-26
Tho Stokes Murder TrinI.

NEW YonK Oot 26.--Tho trial Of Stokes WAS
lIorao, who was intimato with Fisk teutliied
that llo never saw Fisk with pistol or pistol.
pocket In his pantaloons. Dr.. Wood said that
he would not BaY that Fisks wound was ueoes-
sarily fatal.
Recorder Huobett testified that he SOW Stokes
before tho shooting standing on tho stop Of tho
Grand Central Hotel, looking apparently OK
oitediy up the street. He spoke to Stokes, but
no nnsWer was made.
An officer Of the Court Was dressed in Fsk'E
clothes, and tho position Of the bullet-holes Id
the cloak examined.
, 1873-10-26

A poIygnmist Convicted Of Adultery
Escapes Through Technicalitiss.s
i PofsOnn1s -~. =.
:, SALT LAKE, Oct. 25.-Hawkins, who had two
polygamous wives, and WAS prosecuted by tho
first wife for adultery in the District Court,
convicted, and nontonce1 70 three years IN tho
Pcnitentiary, obtainod his liberty yesterdaY BY.
Judgment OF tho Supreme Court, based on
the EnglebreeAt decision, that the United states
Marshal cannot serve, a venire In ca'lBes under
the statutes Of the Territory.
Lieut.. Fred. Grnnt, son Of the President ar-
rived here last night. He ia tie guest OF Gen.
Morris, ut Camp Douglas.
, 1873-10-26

. Chicago audlonoo this ovening, ID wo>thy Of
special notice. MrB.' Cheney is d lady OF shnraoe
tor, position, and matured experience, Who, for
RonIo yoara past, has devoted heraolf to; tho
oauaes Of culture aud reform. ucr narna Is a
household word in New England, where sho ID
identified With many noblo philantlropes, md
especially with tho. n,ovonont in favor,of tho
higher education Of women. She has alao been
a prominent worker among tue freedmen at tho
South. Wo bospoak for Mrs. Cheney on this,
hor first visit to tho Wost, that attention md
cotrtosy to which hor character and gorvleos en-
, 1873-10-26
OBITUARY..

.'~' Srsetaz Dispatch 10 Tbs Chicago 9s1buns.
DENVER, Col, Oct. 25.-John @. Heenan,
formerly noted pugilist, the +" Donecia Boy"
came to this city about two months ago for thu
benefit Of his health no having marked symp-
toms OF consumption, which arose from m ab-
scoss in tho loft lung, and which was snperin'
enarring, a little more than half year ago. After
Waiting several points in this Territory, in co-
pauy With Jim tuBicls bis former trainer and 40
old personal friend, he returned to Denver, and;
city for California yesterday. Whilo on his
Journey, he died ut Green River Station, Wyo-
ming at o'clock this morning. 'f
, 1873-10-26

r. Almy, Jr., Of New York, is at the Sherman.
Tho Hon. J. J. Safely, Of Iowa, Is at tho Shcr-
Gen. J. F. Whiting, Of Detroit, is at the sher-
man.
George +. Ellis, Of Now York, is at tho shor-
man.
", B. Hibbard, of Milwaukee, is at tho sher-
man.
Col. G. "; Thompson, of Minnesota, is al the
Pacific.
William g. Robinson, Of ST.. Paul, il at tho
Sherman.
W: ". Wood, u. s. A.. Of Washington; is at
tic Pacific.
Coy. II. G. Warmoth, Of New Orleans, is at
Tho Hon. philstus Sawyer, of oshkosh, is at
tho Pacific. ,..i
J. W. Fo7ney, Jr., Of the Philadelphia Press,
-is at the. Pacitc.
Tha II, Hon: Matt. 4; Carpenter, Of Milwaukee,,
: Prof, Haven will commence the second course
Of Lectures on Modern Philosophy at No. III
Madison Rtreet, On Wednesday, afternoon at 8
o'clock. ''@
The Rev. d. r. Graves. tho great Baptist
Evangelist, will visit the Union Psrll Church Of
this city about tho middle Of November, and
hold b series OF revival meetings.
The Rev. J. 0. Peck, tho jolly pastor OF Gen.
tenary i'll. E. Church, will deliver Ills entertain-
ing lecture On :" Tho Man Who Laughs, before
thes Library Association Of his church noxt
Tuesday evening,
Mrs, Kato n. Doggett will give her aeoond los
eon on :: Art " at tho Christian Union Ha!l, No.
Ill Madison street on Wednesday evening" Tho
German olasa will meet on ThurHday evening ;
the French clasp on Friday evening ut 1850
Tho following were among tho prominent a.
W. Hyde, Now York y. y. Walker, Weilavlllo,
O.; J.. a. Kllno, Philadelphia ". soully, 10.
ronto Il. J. Leonard, Boloit; Hugh Melton.
British Columbia !; Henry Miller, Winona.
Tho Rev. George @. Street, late Associate
Rector Of the Church OF the Ascension, in this
city, having resigned that position has accepted
for the Inoroaao Of tic Ministry, With bis head.
quarters in Chicago. This Bociety, Of which the
1T. Roy. Bishop Huntington is President, is ono
OF tho most important organizations OF tho
Episcopal Church. numbering MS many as forty
sphere Of duty ia an oxtenHiye and laborious one,
including, as 1t does. no fewer than nine Western
States.
The annual meeting Of ST. Johns Conclave
No. !, Knighta OF the Red CroBa of Rome aud
Constantine and Knights of the Holy sepulchre,
Tho following otlcera wero elected, and after
wards lnstniied:, James II. MiloH, Sovereign
William g: Taylor, Viceroy; 7. 7. Oyiatt, Senior
General +: D. Miller, Junior Goneral i; u. P.
]. ~. rreneh, Recorder; Jamcs o. Cottrell
Prefect; NJ. Chiperowskl, Standard Bearer
Thomas Patison. Herald g; JOHN P. Ferns
Sentinel.
Tho Hon. Samuel ". Fuller, d distinguished
member Of tho Chicago Bar, dled at 4 O'Clock
, 1873-10-26
A. H1un stubs fais o yvn Daughtor to the
:. ERQ1rfe

From the Fs:e 0rlean, 1in'e. gss. %: :, .,.h
steamship IonisaRa ho state line plying between
liverpool Boraeeux and ths Port. tha passengers
young Woman plainly but nsstly ettifsd. snd Pss
.sppsa teg sh9 WIT ho gsagWss
which she with her companions, purauod their way.
xasSe
and fading tho four, addressed word to tho young
wo1nan which IN moment ho followed up oy an oath
up and fcN backward. demon appeared to
have possessed the man. tor drawing ths
hnfe it to the handle he delivered another thrust
but this was given as the young woman was falling,
aud the reac shoE henee the point Of the terri
Tha iirst thrust wns mortal ono, the knife, ~ It
was subsequently aseertaincd, having eenteEed tho
heart.
feeling OF horror seemed to pegysde tho numerous
witnosses 10 The tragic scone, and chilled thons Into
for 1msn aarps ph'dn s
S taa naitads Wch srosed the nan from ae
temptation ot hla horra decd whs,euPoa he turaed ED
sSssa Sae svnoss dPoss ssPstRs: to 'asaa sras
assa e9ss s.ng % 9ay s s'f hae sS sd sn
IN Tie direction OF tho houaes beyond the atreet and
Il h, Se snS S9s.tsss ssass e. '
Despite liz throat to deal destruction to any mortal
one gentleman sprroschcd hin % he stood Ct bay IN
Id lin forth prisoner Al this stage Of tho pro-
ceedtng thero might have besu rough dosl for the
cainlsl tha prisonor This obviated any moro hoao
dtmonstration aguinst him, and he was stsatghsway
Id from tho place mud locked up.
Willie vigorous pursuit was given the man, there
wcre foud thoso who gave their attention to tho dying
woman, md wo lifting !no bleeding fos e0fs \ T.
Press and I.evea strects. She navcr spoke word
from tic tlno OF receiving tho fatal sta and dlod in
fow seconds after nying been deposited on the lool
: Of tho room mentioned. ..,s..
II is horrible to believe yet that man and woman
wcro fatl!or and Iaughter, and he asauaes to 10
modern Vrgnta. Tho name Of ths man 's Jacol
uuyel, und that Of tho dead wo1nau Caroline Iuge]
ANoA ~ yeara.
Joacph 1Iugel relaes has l,e Ia native Of france
aud was reared In Village III thu, vicinity Of arae
pr!or to which his wifs died. liz IL the father OF si
aldldron. faur Of whom ase row III Iaris one. bo,
, 1873-10-26
Tho Jackson Connty t1R) Treasury
Deficiency.

Dunuqun, Iowa, Oct. 25.-rhe robbery Of the
Jackson Uouuty Treasury; on Sunday night,
that county, tho conviction ginning ground that
there has been no robbery at all, but that des
dcit existed In tho Treasury, and that the pre-
tnlldod robbery WIS oonooctel as cover. The
Board Of snperviaora have have m been H. eessio9 dur
counts, but aa yet have taken no def]nita action.
No arrest has been mldo md no rewards Of
ierod, for tho reason that tho Doard believes no
robbery has boon committed. Treasurer J. A.
Bryan has borne an irroproaohable character
heretofore
, 1873-10-26

DUBUQUE, Oct. 25.-On Wednesday evening
nun named Gardnor was killed by another named
Delhanty, south Of Mancheater. They had bscn
when a::;;quarrel arose between them, when
Gardner attacked Delhanty, and threw him
down. Dellanty drow a pooket-Auifo and
plunged 1t into the formers bowels. and drew 1t
oross-wlse, so that tho inteatines protruded.
Gardner lived ten Or twelve hours, when death
came to his relief. Liquor is said to have been
at tho bottom Of the difficulty.
, 1873-10-26

o, 10. III oalturnis, aud Caroline. tho ono who cams
to :;s oss ssnaS sS e NcM for whore s re.d
cinntt md onee 70 g. Loais Aftof yesgS SoIn prq 7.
h ts 3; oEosr a' n1n IL ys'e q o.
fortia ID accumulated aou. 1000 IN various "a,r
noat ot ths time keeping T .o,a ~. NJ. ,n,oreo. II,
Franco and got hts daughter Caroline, ant come 70
os ths s1 ~ asn who o a,n
SssTss Aes as e f as m
tssn oGiorp at tter having boe settled
tween ii sad te bnktr, he Left Ban Francisco 9n tho
Australia, wionce ly tournoye, nfter the tapso q
nonhe, to L Dss Tslnee and to hia od M h9ms a
sh isaened sape e sr S and
service Of wine merehant In iha capacity Of servant
bss s .:sta s of ss sT Hsss ss
wont to liverpool 10 meet Now York slesn'eri ns
know Iut ila of his daughter, hsyng tcsn NH heI
that si,a aeaame exceedingly familiar Win sonao pas*
seng:rs On tho boat during the TIP from Hayre 10 :
ffonc1tner, Who were also thet vay, to Amerlca,
Nor Orleans 119'ng sele Objective no'ns a's9 m
oyors tet o. ho i steaer and hs viii
Ac, taking on o s lSn a..
sss'as Sa sso sesss'' ice viii oss ar t5s
10 hcr berth, ue. vas sorcl! grioyed. 70 and
lint Ills daughter nut Inclined to obserye his coun;
set s s h. syI se g
presence Of toso for wn slio had cvinced IN infa.
Sat1G to Elm e at s1sias 90 sang ondo to
him. Saturday night, nB tho vesso wa On hcr WY up
the river, us daughter asl.ea him to gve hss a, sons
ouey, Which he refused to DO iohstnucia ~ no RneW
sho do!red tho funds for other p,rpoao thnn thas
of cecng her Expressed design Ct leaving nm On
redng pur Fnfling that 1le would nos give her ono
cnnt OF tf;n money she Atomntcl to snatch It. from
, 1873-10-26
I. CRIME.
indictments for Robbery III Connoc.
u ti0M With tho ElnrI,ct Defnfcntiun.

>, tiOm With tho E1arpct DefnfcatiOn.
Special Disratch to The Chicago tribune
in the United States District Court we're dis
charged, having completed their work. In nd
dition to the indictment for participating IN the
ombezzlomont Of Harper, they returned two
other indictments into Court against Albert
smith, Chief Clerk Of ex-Col1ootor Harper.
The first charges him with having corruptly re-
ceiyed $4,000 from Henry ?. Wcsterman, Presi-
dent Of the Pekin Alcohol Company, for which
he used bis influence to secure do1ay in tue col
lection Of taxos, also oomuptlJ receiving
$4,000 capital stock in tho Pekin AZ
cohol Company as bribe. and, further,
oorruptly receiving $500 ns bribe from David
T. ThompHon on bohalf Of tho Pekin diat11ling
Company. The secona one ohnrgea him gener-
ally with hiding IN the commission Of frauds
upon the General Government. This indict-
mont contains ton counts. Indictments wore
also found against D. p. WoBtorman and D. r.
Thompson, in which they are charged with brib-
ing Smith.
, 1873-10-26
'''';' BILLIARDS.

,v-, ,+.,,;,:, It, .o...,,, .x,p,,
~ E..u 1nNls,pnLL !uo"SAa.a ~, ,'Aa.,a. =. Ia,
Inc grand espoaltlon OF .the ooau'les VI ~,
iards, for which Mossra. Foley aud Geary have
been making arrangements for several weeks
will cartoip,v connont,o at thu date advertised,
,,r 49, - ~ 49, T;rosh,,rv a1raio Hail RI
W. Nos' ~ n' .ae n!'shpu15 Aaao4o A-aa.
Will introduce. to tho onleago PUBLIC . nu''lper oi
tho most expert players In tho world, among
them heinr the e'nreat UbBEeY. CARRIER. tho two
njona na1v ncaannocr. R1oeso,,. and Bnvder.
' n,'aa J, aI,n ~ ts,a' ,.ssr.,sad .t1a,, ~ W..
4"eas Boa'ioinou n.'o piemeeo .uon Aou1os
and tho necessary ontrnnco feo to tue MANAGE
mont and will be on hand to plny beyond q ren-
gonablo doubt. Two moro nnmoe are required to
1,,ano tho lat NJ ,,overa comnfata ond tho,n
e,.,.,. -, s....,.. -.
SAAo S - ~ w.
49,, 49, 80. oAo0ovN' srN.
a:,ss w.. ~. sa.ar.,,;.,atie., ~ -.
, 1873-10-26
A Confidence: Operator in a Thriving
e BUSINESS

Lou1sv1LLE Ky:, Oct. 25.--An elegantly
dressed gentleman approached Catholic prlost
OF this city on the Jefyoraonylle d indianapolis
train coming hero this afternoon, and succeeded
In exchanging two bogus $40 gold peces for 1856
In currency. He then passed out Of tho car,
picking another pasaongor's pocket Of s15, and
left at The next station, G1onwood. Tho priest
only discovered the imposition. on showing tho
results Of tho trade to the conductor somo time
after.
, 1873-10-26

BELFAST, No.. Oct. 25-Joiln T. Gordon WAS
Indicted to-day for tho murder Of Alnon G.,
Emma A., and Mile A. Gordon. at Thorndlko,
on tho 10th OF Juno last.
, 1873-10-26
Tho Now York St.tte TrCnsury Defnl
CHff0ns

new Yon1, Oct 25.-1t Is rumoroa that State
Treasurer nai,es aud the District Attorney OF
Albany were in this city laat evening, looking for
an ncoomplice Of Phelps, tho dofaulting Cashier,
and wero expecting to secure S140,000 OF tho
missing money.
, 1873-10-26

DUBUQUE, Dot. 25.-The house OF r. A. Dab-
bngc, defaultlng Cashier Of tho Merchants Nj
tional Bank, was sold to-day for 422, 900 to NJ.
III. Andrews, hardware merchant. The bank
held & mortgage Of $l6, 600 on the house.
, 1873-10-26

BALTIMORE, Oct. 25.-Aloxantler T. Holmoa
bookkeepor with Hardy Brothers, commission
merchants, has baon arrested on q Charge OF
forgery.
, 1873-10-26

BOSTON AGAIN WARMED,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25.-Baso Dall-Athletics,
10; Dostong, 9.
, 1873-10-26

w aA4oQAEoAs
An account Of the garroting aud robblug Of
,,s G,eorge Paxton early Saturday morning was
were John Clark and Jamas Bean, who were OK
amined by Banyon, and each held to the Urlm1-
nal Court in $1,000 bail for highway robbery,
and In $500 additional bull for assault With in
tent to kill. :,
The Coroner held an inquest yesterilay on the
body Of John Brady, Of No. Goa Wost Lake
electH OF poison. DR.. Emmons made post
norton oxamination,' and it was found that
brady had dloa from apoplexy, induced By az
cesslye drInking. verdict In accordance with
this fact was rendered..
THO first Of series OF eight parties ,wAs given
street and Indiana avenue, by tho independent
Ulnb, On !hurhday evening last. The Attendance
WAS very large apd tho eutortaipmont ,Yaa highly
een19yed. MeaaIs. J.. P. Tobey, II. L. Keltl,
n. Q. Draper, Horny Warner, aud J. D. Pollard
compose ths COMMITTEE OF Arrangements.
Officer Cannon bad lively fight with crowd
West Randolph street, last night, His club and
revolver wore both takon from him. He, how
ever, arrested ha chief assailaut, river engl-
neer named Alnldono, aud locked him up at tho
Union street Station. But for tho arrival OF
been badly used up.
~ oatoA oatnoAc Llpfary Association mas
arranged for sories Of entertaining lectures to
20 given during the winter In thor cosy hall, at
tho southwest corner of State and Monroe
streotgs:. Tho frat Of tho sories viii be given
next TlRrsday evening by Mr, j., j, Lalor, hia
subject bong "Yiews of tlo World" No doubt
snose Lectures e wl! be interesting and instruct
lve, ana they should DO well patronixol. .
Morris Kouna, Of No, o. milwaukee, avenue,
"n1 waa run oYor by nu engiua ct tho Chicago
q NofshWeatern , RailroAQ, at 6angamon atreot.
on Thursday evening, died from ito Injuries he
received ,yeaterday morning, Tho Deputy Cor
oner held ~ inquest In the afternoon. Tic
verdict OF tho iurg found thu Company guilty OF
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-11-29
ARRIVALS At the SCOTT HOUSE,
deer Lodge. Mentana tor the Week End
ing Nov. ~. 1879.

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