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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-16
COUNTY CONVENTION.-T THE
eS'1 y CANDIDATES. ~

The proceedings Of the County
Convention came in so late last weel
that we could get themin the
paper only by crowding out Other
type matter already in and
made up ready Tor publica.
ton, and consequently could say
nothing of the convention or Of the
candidates. The convention was hAr-
monious in its proceedings and made
nominations to be elected.
Francis Paddock, ths nominee for
Member of Assembly, is a physician
by profess and physician and farm.
sr by occupation. He was one OF
the early pioneers of Wisconsin and
one of the first settlers of Kenosha
county. He settled upon the farm
which he now occupies and owns in
the town of Salem. He commenced
to cultivate the land as time and OPP
portunity would permit, and to visit
the sick as occasion required his pro-
fessional services as the means of
obtaining livelihood. And he has
been Successful in bis agricultural
and professional pursuits and in rear
ing and educating large number of
respectable and useful citizens of his
name till some of them in the course
of human events have seen fit to
change their name by assuming new
relations leaving others to psrpatuate
the name.
DR.. Paddock is one of the solid re-
spectacle men of Kenosha county Of
good ability and good habits. He
has been elected to several offices of
his town and has discharged the du
ties Of the Offices with ability and
credit. lie was elected several
years ago to fill vacancy in the
Senate District then consisting of
Kenosha County, and ably represen-
ted his constituents during one SEES
sion of the Legislature. He has had
some experience in legislation and
will not be a new representative.
nd with his experience, his ability,
and his fidelity he may bs relied on
to ably and faithfully represent his
constituents.
J. P. Briggs, the nominee for
County Superintendent, is a citizen
Of the town Of Somers. He is a
young man Of good ability and good
education. He has been success
fpl teacher for several years and has
taken an active part in the various
Educational Institutions of Kenosha
Co. And he is popular with his
Co Educational Associates, re-
ceiving the expressed preference OF
he Kencsha County Teachers Asso-
citation for County uperiutendent. And
in the convention for the nomination OF
County Superintendent he received in
the informal ballot 18 OK tho % votes
cast. and was by vote declared the .uan
imous choice Of the convention. And
row it remains for the electors Of the
towns si Kenosha County TO elect him.
And when Superintendent he will give
bis best energies and abilities to the dis
charge Of the duties Of the office
u. DRESSER
II. s inoEP : Committe
s. w. MAxwELL,S
I TI'ba I'm g. Il
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-16
EST AN.

Came into the Enclosure of the subscriber
in the town of Paris. Sec. sixteen 90 Town
Two (2) Range Twenty One (2l) on or about
the Goth. Of September. four heifers,-onc
dark red two year old. and three ye&riIngs.
one red and two red with white spots
The OWNER is requested to- prove property
pay charges and take away sad heifers.
Paris, October 1lth. 1878
81 4w te#f..-t.- THOMAS PRICE.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-16
SP TIN G WIT
! DEATH M

sf oH taE EsD b so
The Humorous Side of Medical Practice
WITH AN EXPOSE OF MEDICAL Hu4BUes oUAcKs
AND cHARLATASs, of ALL. A GEs 7AND coifYTRTEs :
0oo P'qss, $50 EngmUings.l
-. ~ Snntlate1 slnacks, ImDrstors, Travelling Doc
fors, Patent Medicine Venders Noted Female
Cheats Fortune TeIlers and Mediums, and gives
Interesting accounts OF Noted Physicians and
Narratlves OF their '1ives It reveals startling Sc
crels and 1nstrncta all how to avoid the ills which
hesn Is neIrto We Want agents in every town
anu cohttv 10 sell this book. For circulars and
terms address the publishers,
j. B. BURR e. co.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-16
gENosHA WIS. OCT. 10th, 1878
Republican State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR
&C. WAsHBURN,
Of La Crosse.
FoR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR
ROBERT. H BAKER,
of Racsne.
FOR SECRETARY or STATE
E.w. YOUNG,
Of SauE.
FOR STATE TREASURER
OLE Q. JOHNSON,
Of R9ck.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
l. F.FRIsBY,
of Washington.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
ROBERT GRAHAM,
of Winne6dgo.
Fen COMMISSIONER OF IMMIGRATION
G.P. LINDMAN,
of KtyWaukee.
S~s-
For 8e,,ator-BfgAtb District
....s L. d. WEEKS rs ..f
Of Whitewater.
r.. .9gIL. a..t fGai
REPUBLICAN COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
4ft#ta .HlE - tNBS
For Member Of assembly,
se FRANCIS PADDOCK.
For. County Superintendent
i. J. p. PRtGGS., .rua
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-10-16

The Union National Bank resumed bushes
on Tuesday. ~.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-26

AHUez ToRpEDo.-Monday evening, A.
gust 49, the sch ooner Bloom, bound for this
Slace. narrowly escaped blowing mp at Don.
nelrs wharf, Mobile bay. The captain was
ready 20 leave the wharf, and had ordered
ali hands to weigh anchor. The crew found
the anchor very heavy; in tact, % heavy
that it required al their strength to raise
it. After great exertion, they succeeded in
bringing il to the waters edge, whom all-as
if some horrible -nosstef ready 20 devour
them was seated On the, anchor-turned
pale and stood motionless. Caught in the
fluke of the anchor was huge torpedo.
The captain, mastering Ill his courage, re-
solved to 'sink or swim, live or de- The
men were ordered to pull in anohor eau
tiously, which they did, and, seeing the tor
pedo wac perfectly harmless. unfasrened it.
Having taken out the powder and other
combustible matter, the captain and crew
feared no further danger from the defunct
torpedo, and, after p prosperous. voyage.
arrived here safe With their treasure. The
torpedo is two feet in diameter, and has i've
caps, each cap containing three vents. 1t
is belted with two stout iron bands, in
each of which 10 hole. In one OF these
holes long pole was fastened. The tor
pedo was made u copper. Captain Berns
disposed of his treasure to . junk man on
Julia street, and it can be seen there by the
ww
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-26

Nlerchanss, Mutual lnsurance CompaRy
VI. A. G. Labstt. Agent. etc.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans, No. 1850 by virtue Of . writ Of seiz-
and sale to mo directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans il
the above entitled cause. win proceed to sell at
Exchange, Royal street between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streeta, in the Secoad District Of this
city, on . TussDA1, September L. 1873 at twelve
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with the build
ings and improvements thereon and appurtenances
thereof and the rights, ways and ssrvtudes there
to belonging, situated In the Fourth District -
this city, in the square bounded by sixth Camp.
Seventh and Chestnut streets, designated by, the
letter c, on sketch made by j. n. B. dc Pouilly.
assistant city surveyor. dated twenty ninth OF
E. G. Gottschalk. late notary public In this city.
dated fourth Septen,ber, 1866 and measures. as
cording to said sketch, forty feet front seventh
street by depth between equal and parallel lines
OF one hundred and twenty seven feet two inches.
which lot Of ground fOrms part OF lots designated
eighteen on plan Of L. IT, Pile, late surveyor, de-
posted in the Office of the late ". H. Peters. thap
notary public IN this city, a. plan number 'hrty
on another sketch annexed to AL act dated fourth
september, 1866, in the Office Of said late notary
Jackson E. Labatt, defendant herein Represented
by his attorney in fact A. c. Labatt), by purchase
from Felix Arroyo, per act passed before P. c. Su-
second of August 1871. uet. ....
Seized in the above suit ..g...4. l...l
Terms-1. Cash IN . sufficient amount 20 pay
paintfs claim, say the sum Of fifteen hundred
dollars, with eight per cent interest per annuin.
from the twenty fifth of August, 1872 subject 10
credit Of two huAdTed dollars on September 10,
1872; Ave per cent attorneys fees on the anouns
sued for and costs of suit. 2. Ard correspond
ing terma OF credit, -tssn,est the payment of the
following sums, to witt. Fifteen. hundred dollars
August Is r@73; fifteen hundfed dollars August 25
1874; fifteen nundIed dollars, August rs 1875; three
hundred dollars August IS, 1873; three bundreA
dollars. August rs, 1874 three hundred dollars An
gust IS, 1875 with interest at eight per cent per
mum from maturities, and hve per cent attorneys
fees on said amounts.
r W. p. HARPER rs
au1, n .s1s Shar;H a ~f %ba p.-;s, ~ 0ria.n.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-26
GxECUTfyE ORDER.
. STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department, J
New 0rlAana JnnA 10 1871

10 80 STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Executive Department, !
New Orleans, June 10, 1873
WHEREAS, 1t appears from information received
from the Auditors onice and from other sources
that many just claims exist against the State
not bs paid for want Of appropriation, which c2ses
are uatly entitled to legislative relief; and
Whereas On the other hand many fraudulent
or at least improper claims, have been in previous
years hurriedly passed upon snd provided for in
various general appropriation bills; and
Whereas, While it is but just that all legitimate
Claims should be promptly liquidsted, it is equally
essential that claims Of every description should
DC carefully scrutinized before being passed upon
sRd--------.------- --------~-----
- Whereas, The law makes it the duty of the Au.
ditor to investigate uniiquidated claims against
the State and make recommended tions concerning
the same to the Legislature /
Now therefore in order to arrive at the true
merits of such outstanding claims, and to enable
the auditor 20 make the proper Tecomme ndations
in sneh cases, favoring those which are just and
rejecting those which are fraudulent, parties hav
ing claims against the State on which they desire
legislative action are hereby requested to forward
the to the Auditor, together with such vouchers
and proofs as will enable that officer to ascertain
tne nerlts cI TIE same anu no Cialu Will receive
the executive approval unless they have been pre-
sented and passed upon in the manner herein ind
Gated. ..
Given under nv hand and the seal Of the State
this nineteenth day OF June, A. D. 1872 and Of the
independence of the United StAtes the ninety.
seventh. cta' H -
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
[ By the Governor:
P. G. DKsLOSDg,
Secretary of State. je20 3m 2p
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-26

YheODh11W8 n AeD0all vs. ~ C000eus
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No 4544.-By virtue of writ Of
ier facias against plaintiff and in favor Of de.
fendant to me directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans in
the above entitled eanse will proceed TO sell at
public auction, at the Merchants asd AuctOneers
tomhouse streets, in the second District of this
city, on FRIDAY, September IL. 1873, 1t twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property to
wit
THREE CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. together
with all the improvements thereon situated in the
Fourth District Of this city in square bounded by
Locust or Soils, Freret or Jacobs, Philip and FIRST
streets and designated as lots numbers e Ct t, nine
and ten, on sketch annexed to an act from q. Far
rell and James Hagan, TO 9. Othon, before William
Shannon notary public in this city. on the seventh
front on First street by depth OF ninety-one feet
nine inches, between parallel lines. Acquired,
with oth1 property, from Gerald Farrell and
James Hsgan, per act passed before said notary
Shannon, the twenty. seventh OF February, 1866.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-This being the second and last auction ,
the said property Will be definitely adjudicated
to the highest and last bidder for what il VII
bring. at twelve months credit. tine purchaser
furnishing bond, with good and solvent security,
bearing five per cent interest per annIm from date
until final payment. Said purchaser will have to
deduct and paw in cash the amount of printing.
shertfs and clerks fees, etc, say about one hun.
dred and fifty dollars, and Furthermore the State,
parish and municipal taxes, the amount OF which
10 not yet ascertained.
IL w.P. HARPER,
au26 81 sel2 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-26
MEDICAL.
BUREAU OF MONADiC MEDlCiN

BUREAU OF MONADlC MEDICINE,
ID Surgery ana Mid dwi1ery, No. 1853 Benville, COR
ne! Of Rampant street, near Canal street. ga
Medical Department-Cures Palsy, Fevers, Ery.
s.pelas, Epiiepsy, Insanity, Dropsy, Rheumatism,
and in few d IN AL painful affections and inham
nations Of the Bran, Spinal Cord and Nerves,
Throat, LuRgs, Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels.
Bladder, Kidneys. Bones, Joints, etc. Zen dollars
a week ior the treatment and cure Of any disease.
Surgical OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fractures Tu.
mors and Disl0cAtiOns; speedily cures ImpotentiA
aud Sterility, Scrofula, sn Urethral and seminal
Discharges, venerezl, Scrotal and Skin Diseases,
FREQ uent diffcult VrnAtons preserves limbs
from amputation and the Bladder from Lithotomy
BY dissolvinS stones etc., and cures Ulcers, Can
cers OF Stricturea Without Dsin. ran Frx
Midwifery DeraT Ttmenf- Positively cu,A Al Dis.
eases Of the womb and ovAries all unusual dis
charges. ulceratops or irritations, and when the
menses are painful or obstructed from any caHse
whatever; The cause IL semovsd aud hesith 10
lett letters sddIesssS 70 pos.en,ce bo, ll7i, ss. Or
1eans, Louisiana, WI receive attention. Onice
hours for ladies N A. i. to u NJ, and TO P. H.
For gentlemen from to6 P. u.
LAHCELOT H. EvERlTT.
Coronated Doctor Of Medicine and Philosophy,
l. Member Elect Of the Royal College Of Surgeons
and Of the HEoterian Society of Medicine,
Philosophy and Bellies Letters Of the Unversi
ties OF London, Bdinburg St. Andrews and
L31-sta1A tsl9 ~
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-26

sxrs D1s4sIe4 4 6dstf 7ck ras f.sisH d
2Ossess sNss3aN. - NseS9SwrlttsS o. asE,
ssth p:cs Court q iss psss of
psSe scs.a s1is &c sisss NJ sns
ssy ss fssa sns
city, on TUESDAY, s. 1873 st twelve O'Clock
nsss 1pSsnH Ssaqs sssfae f SsStsb + situated
bounaea By CustsAhsuSss Qhnak napoleon and
ON . plan drawn 81 J. 4 DHemscourt, survsyor'
Nay 3, 1879, and hlsd in the proceedings herein.
Lot nunb one forms the corner Of Alexander and
front on Custemhes,se street. by ono hundred and
ten feet in depth between oara,lel lines lot NUN.
ser two measures thirty twe 1sst Aoat on Custom
ss saS sH ssn
on Cnstemhouse stseet. b one hundred and tan
four isat ten inches SIX linss on the hns tovaid
Napoleon stfeet. and on the line adjoining lot
number two. nine 1eet on line parallel 10 Custom.
tremity Of the ether lines togsthsr with ~ the
buildings and improvements there0n;, also, au the
right. title aud interest Of the defendant in and to
the same square. bounded - Aforesaid by Custom
house, Canal, Napoleon snd Alexander streets .
ALSO o;sfSss%Shs 5cSS%ssT Df osss:
Hypolite Palao in his ca,s against Sarah Ann
Cooley wife OF j. B. Terry, No. 90 900 Of the docket
of the Fifth District Court for the parish OF Or
leans, and on appeal before the Supreme Court I'M
der No. 1878 of its docket, the Transcript having
been nled Eovem ber g. l87l; which Judgment rs.
coSnises the plaintiff, Hypelte Pslao o the true
and lawful owner Of six certain lots OF ground,
situa' ed in the square Ahove mentioned, with the
buildiD gs and improvements thereon, desgnated
by the numberss Ons, twe three. four, nye and
eleven, on the plan made BY :. 4; D'Hemscourt,
surveyor, fle in saad Said lots sdjOn each
other and measure each thirty feet front On Canal
street, BY one hundred and twenty eight feet nise
inches five nes in depth between parallel!ines, lot
number one forming the corner Of Canal and Alex.
ander streets and lot nulnber eleven measures
thirty feet front on Alexander street. by one hun
dred and fifty ssven feet two inches three line- in
depth, between Sarallel lines. ~ 8
rSelsed in the above suit n -ss
Terms-Cash on the spot. .. La..-.-,-
F-13- W. p HARPER,
ix25 aul0 26 - Sheriff of the narish ef Orleans H
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-26
Louisianians at the Nerth. /.

Letters have been received here from
General Chester, Senator Ingraham and
other members of the delegation Of colored
men now in the North, in which their fu-
ture programme il announced. Arrange
ments have been made for public meetings
to oe held at New Haven on the twenty.
eighth instant. Springfield on the twenty
ninth, Boston on the third proximo, Port
land ON the fifth, Providence on Che sew
euth, when the committee will hold meet
ings in New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington. Harrisburg, Huntington,
Pitts5urg,. Cleveland, Detroit, Cincinnati,
Louisville, Indianapolis, Chicago, and close
at st. Louis.
The gentlemen of the delegation are in
fine health and spirits, McEnery's letter,
they say, proves quite stimulant to them
in their labors. tH
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-26

= OFFICIAL MoRrUARY REPOQ3srC
Russell, secretary Of the Board Of Health,
reports that the whole number OF deaths IN
this city for the week ending Sunday
evening last at six o'clock was lib. The
causes Of death were as follows: -,.
One of apoplexy.. l OF cancer OF
the breast, 1 Of cstsrrh, 1 OF cirrhosis
of liver. 3 of congestion OF the brain,
9 of con gestion of the lungs, 10 OF consumP'
ton. 5 Of infantile commissions, OF adult
debility 4 Of infsntile debility. OF diar,
shsa, of chronic diarrhea, Of dropsy, OF
dropsv in the abdomen, ! of dropsy OF the
brain, l drowned, of chronic dysentery.
Of diphtheria. Of intero-colitis, OF bilious
fever, of congestive fever, 3 OF remittent
fever, of scarlet fever, of malarial fever
/ of Typhoid fever, 8 Of yellow fever, fo5
castro enteritis. of disease OF the heart 3
Of valvular disease of the hesrt, OF hoop
ing cough, of hemiphlegia, of intiamma-
stion OF the bowels, 2 of Inflammation OF the
brain, OF intemperance, Of lockJaw. OF
leuoOcy th;emis, = of infantile marasmus, i
Of measles. l OF meningitis, Of old age, iot
psritonitis. . Of pleurisy, Of pneumonia
Of premature birth, Of rupturo of the biad-
der. OF tertiary syphilie, of teething, 9
Of iris nascentium, Of gunshot wounds,
and IL were stillbOrn.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-26

An order has Just been received from che
Navy Department increasing the number OF
boiler makers, coppersmiths and machnists
to be shipped in this port.
The Alaska, to which vessel recruits ship
ned in New Orleans have been assigned,
was hauled into the stream last Wednesday
and is now ready for sea, having received
her sailing orders. She will proceed via
Newport. Rhode Island, to Cadiz, Spain.
The Waehusett has been ordered by Rear
Admiral Case, commanding the European
squadron, to proceed 1T once to Barcelona
and the ports on the south and east coasts
of Spain for the purpose Of rendering assist
ance 70 American citizens during the
trouhlaa - ~.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-26

SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT POP THE PARISH
= Of Orleans. No. 298.3.-By virtue Of an alias
writ OF heri facss to me directed by the honor
of Orleans, IN the above entitled cause for state
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Cana AID Gus
tomlrbuse streets. in the Second District Of this
city, ON TUESDAY, September 10, 1873 at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property. to
TWELVE CgRrAIx LOTS OF GROUND, in the
Sixth District Of this city seven in square nnmb~r
two hundred and thirty eight or number thirty,
bounded by Upperline, Magazine. Robert and Camp
streets, known a. lots Iumbers one to Il ve and
twenty-five and twenty-si1 Of said square. mum,
bers one to i've formina the corner Of 1obert and
Magazine streets. ana measuring one ndndred and
6fty teet 'front.' on Rooest street, by one hundred
and Eve feet in depth, numbers twenty-five and
twenty six measuring sixty-two feet front on Rob
ert street, by oDe hundred and FIFTY feet n depth
five in square mum Der two hundred and ninety
eight or number thigty-eight, bounded ,, Dufos.
sat Chestnut, SoniAt and Paq uenines stree IS and
known as lots numbers one two, three four and
eighteen puAbsfs one, tive, three and four forni-
ing the corner Of DufSsaAt and Chestnut streets,
and measuring one hundred and tw enty feet front
on Dufossat street, by one hundred and twelve
teet ak inches in depths lot nunD eighteen meas-
urng thirty four feet frent Dufossat stteet by
one hundSed and tweaty fye feet ir depth.
Seized in the ao0ye suit. - -Hf
Terms-Cash on ths spos. ta
aul5 81 seI6 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-26

sa.sgess ss'i%sg:ss 94 xA &ais1y 5s5sssi;5 TO 1s: s:
wife, handing her RnRgerons pieces Ct ercct
ny These hg under prctsst, - Net
tovips. hushaAds Nod bound hAr7 hAnaa
Plates and capsa we're fresly passsd % the
woman, she feeeiving th6m On her head
with such force that blood flowed plenti
fully. Jenkius deemipg that the Joke haf
Pssseedsd 6.x esoogh. felt 70. -ksebeot
gently je,ksd into thS, au. RsubAa went
np and vhen he came down lanled in the
cslaboose, ,,wbsre ~ desired to bold little
pA.syer with fudge Gefnon. The court ID
formed RsubeR H91mas that . light peace
bond for six 0Anths Was about Haht for b
man who thought his spouse Wa unfaith-
ful. Accused gave the required bond, and
then purchased court plaster for sore
headed feminine. ..3-.....-, .s' q. @
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-26
PROPOSALS ron SQUARE .BLOCk
STONE PAVEMENT. dnrs
iDzPARrnzxr or InpRovsnssrs, I

5H1-..- .- Il DKPARTnRNT or InPRovSnRHfs,(
% - tfs. = New Orleans, August l6, 1879. IS
GEALED PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO THE Uh.
- dersigned win be received At this ofice until
WEDNESDAY NOON. August q, 1879 for making
square granite block pavement on Poydrss street,
from Front to Delta streets aud furnishing ard
placing iron bridges at Intersections, in accord
ance with plan aud specifications on file IN the
Office of the City Surveyor. |
Bids to be made for payment in cash, and also
for payment in street improvement and street a.
sessment bonds, in conformity With the charter,
the city to have the .oDtion 0f accepting either
and also reserving the right to reject all bids
All parties making proposals fo1 this contract
Finance evidence Of their intention to abide by
the adjudication, the amount Of two hundred DOL
lars IN cash winch shall be forfeited to the city in
case OF failure 70 sign the contract. .i.s 81
Bidders to whom contrscts are not awarded
slfa.l have their derosits returned to them the
day adj Indication is made. y 81 f''i' p --' l' |
No bid will be received unless accompanied bv
the certificate of the Administrator of Finance
that the required cash deyosil has been n1Ade.
rr'posa' e es iaa'ss jJHs csrSoEfSE n oEfSEy'asT
aul6 t2' - 1dministratsr ad interim
New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-26
COURT RECORD.
MONDAY. AUGUST 25, 1873.
First District Court.

Larceny-Ja,nss Gauff, William johnson,
Alonzo Lewis, Mary johnson. Rose Francis,
John Henneberry, Dick Ackeever, Peter
Patterson, II. Griffin, Mary Alice, Dennis
Dodds, Richard Clsnnon. q. P. Benedick,
Thomas Hypolite. Theresa Payon.
Assault and battery ry-yose Planellas,
Theress PaYon, Alfred Bssile, Ann Gray,
Rufus franklin, Theresa Harria. Harriet
Mason, Joseph Hilliard, Leonard Schroeder,
Frank Flanagan. William Steinbach, Will
liam Taylor, w. Ticker, Martin Dwyer,
Jean LOusteau, Cyrus Ellis, Frank Bultwer.
Entering in the daytime. etc.-Alfred
Thompson. Alfred Basile.
Burglary and larceny-Levy Young, three
cases. .G--.7
Assault with . dangerous wespon-C.
Brown, Joseph Hilliard.
Horse stealing-George Ticket.
Receiving stolen goods-F. h. Mitchell:
Wounding less than mayhen-Edward
Favrell, George HILL, =,
State vs. f.. A. Giroux-Murder. Argu-
ments finished and case given to the jury.