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, 1873-04-08
to John r. Morgan, OF Monmouth, Warron
County, Register.


rh,r,,u n,,.cna aENEaAh x:.a NOTES. ~, ootton :,
GnnIioa a. Itnahi nf1i,gs nj ac!iom a noa N a as-
samps't against Jol1'l D. dorrnly 1of ~ ooo da1n-
osGe. fa,no. n ALL. ao. rn;5 tf }Tor,t ~ : co,,.
foznlol, of Judgment for $500 :,
-, Chafios Koch, owner, carried water every day
through tho hnl! OF John ic'iroli, tonant. John
!. nuuSo. H;lhan'a "as o"hy "ti o"y !" AealiIe
1Ietgaeu 1idl'lehb' -.
noaly d Lyon ropioVan IL. IaPpol 1of IN Or
gan:
vogef ae9p or eaS a sast sSySn Tor tho f0n OF
off tits horao tu md t@1uu B1sny. VIZ On trial. " e
West, Randolph, atroee for throo months. Iholr
Toua a ps endy fotaSo bpaaa $1,000 action
trsssss ! a tSs! tSos a, e. q
ApE1!, lS1l ehtof hn ato5e, no. 10 10 moat a,1 Man,
ao aFdG sas bsSG Tho rsde doSr
lin ao soyorav tat he II a
The attendance Of >urors at the oponing of
wol @ 'y VIVA yerv WI aim 1A ont Of t yenro Of twenty
throo grand Jurors ind twonty-folr. petit Jurors,
only four 'S ot tho former and two Of tho lattor
j Tho viii and codicll Of Lalccy A. Bryant was
P11you, A4t1 3Sttera toal".neh'siJ "ui' B.aAtSSn ~
s1o0, ,006, to ijo approved.
Adjudication vas nlade md claims allowed in
tno 1S1H.os y. maui nnsgr. ag, Tag, auii1
a.: a. .pl''tls, laenry Ayo, gqBopa ocnaolao1 W. III
hrat 1am T. E"1aG sna oonn Harmett a o oos H. ncn
schulkmp and Dorothe Luber.
..o,.
nrr 1.,zrr a. NJ neT ~,na1 au,1s c o,.u,,. NJ,
In, a ncl ohn III for
performance Of agroement to sel tho schooner floret
or no.roit, ior nGsoint!ng and 1or Injunction re-
b'Faii9g ,!,, nesaeaanng Wltn the property
al; ~, y: Schooner saFtinia Anel 70 for salvage.
7v, LIE sufahiom 3a COUNT 95p-Nel.on seymour y
nt a,s common lay. 4294o-John biScord r E :. uen;
aha%, asaumps aoao 42Vai-MeShsnics @ Hstonal
@ nank =. y: "alRer e.; assal,nneit $105
Hons - "! ofocht y Josoph He1 hppeai A1pa5-Appoal
a3i4Iayon .6y y nealoy Y T. Moppe!l actlon tor 70
HeVa' $2!s. 44SIEIsv1 t nTatt '; Asa VAIL Nieho-
, 1873-04-08

terday evening, Aid. Dixon in tho chair. Prog
ent, Aldermen Bowen, Richardson, Dixon, War;
ren, Mcdenntas, Ooey, McAvoy, sldwoll, Stone,
Pickering, Tracey, Hchnitz, Cul1orton, Mellow
ry, Clowry, Bailey, Powell, O'Brion, Bond, Clark
Sweet, Hoath, Miner, Moore Cleveland, Quirk,
Eckhnrdt, Stout, Mahr, Lengaoher, Bchnfrnor,
Carney, Cannon, Ogden, Brandt; Woodman, Cor
coran. -
Petitions wore presented and referred for
sowor on Millor street, bctwoen Taylor and Har-
rison for sewer near the. Erring Womnn's
Refuge; for water-pipo In Nineteenth street,
from Wood to Hoyno in Twenty-trst from
Leayitt to Western avenue in Throop from
Tenth to Twenty-socond ; tor q main sewer in
Washington street; for the vacation Of land ut
tho intersection Of Indiana avenue aud Twenty
second street; for a sidewalk on Wood street,
betwoon Chicago ayonuo and Olarenco street.
-oluEns.
Tho Board Of Public Works was ordered to
prepare an ordinance for cindering Twcnty-sec-
oud street, from Centre to Ashland avenue to
survey Halsted street, beswoon Archer and Egnn
avenues, with q view to Widening TINT street; to
build Bowpr in South Halsted, from Archer
aynnuo to Thirty-Hfth street, eoon aa possible:
to lay water pipo On Vincenncs avenue.
Nor4h.Sastar nnad Is ,,i"ao soa.u a ~ sof4gst the
~ Nnrt, aret stree+ wsa @otaa ~ " M tn9 ona
fan, nGmfnifton '|Aoo'' ""o @oA0tioo W tne i'a'-
"A 4 resolution Voi ofrorod .v Ala rrecev d,roct,,,
tho nSard to taka nv III thu - aoay % %aecs1ng
1sh1and avcnmn val raforrod - na stneIs on
nn strcota snI 11sxs X " tne connntsee
i,l;n nonr5 - :IIanfI ~ 49,. -
,,,annco c,,soa w. 10 ~, W. 70 spate me
". Roads. T In emptying tIeir msnure @ oto a. !" on M
An Grar tn thn Gontrna u oqao d;rao.;n &
draw his warrant in favpr of so1nmnn Sndro,sa m ~
for s100. mid by hin, 4 yonr aUn fnr Nm = nowno
hroltnr,a ,conao yas - ssoo5 o5"A "6' Iva Pn"a-
o-'A'- . 14S'A'1, noAnn %r7 ppouu. or HEATH
Tho following oommnnicat,nn from III. nravor
.vna nod n'd rsfarraa - ~ Ta,,i4t tlo ~ ~,
:Jndioiaryy, 1.>A -"'A ~ '-' o''ln4''ee W '''o
aESTIgMsy: Tho tern, OF Office for whfc,, samuo,
Hoard wos appointed onher Of ths Doard Of maalth
has expired The act approved March 3, 1s72, anu in
force July 1874 mahcs tho duty Of the Mayor by
and With tho conseut Of tho Common Council, to ap-
runs my o. aaaa noafa OF Aeath In pnr-
mebar Of ,ni Ioarl ~ snit ~ ta tar' muarn
acriLcd by law va: six years from The ist Of hnri
1878 and respectfully request tho concurrence Of Your
honorable body IN such appointmcnt.
r. A, III. Il. Hc}n n rr$
, 1873-04-08
THE COUNCIL.
Nomination Of Three Healt
Commissioners.
MoGregor Adams, Charles z. Moore,
and Samuel Hoard, the Lucky
Men.
Tho Eloyen O'Clock Sa1oon~ Closing Ord1.
nanco Pushed Forward An
other Step.

Arogular meeting Of the Council was held yes
terday evening, Aid Dixon in the chair. Pros.
ent, Aldermen Bowen, Richardson, Dixon, War.
ren, Mcdenntas, ooey, McAvoy, sIdwol, Stone,
Pickering, Tracey, schmitz, Cullorton, MoClow-
ry, olowry, Bailey, Powell, o'Brien, Bond, olarlt,
Sweet, Heath, Miner, Moore, Cleveland. ouirh,
Eckhhrdt, Stout Mahr, Lcngacher, .Bchafrnor,
Carney, Cannon, Ogden, Brandt; Woodman, Cor
coran. = | -" !
, 1873-04-08


firm. Then Culver foreoloaed, and sold the
property for O., ,120, nnd tho firm now pray m
injunction restraining tile payment Of any
money to Culver for said property without tho
due payment OF oyorplus to jacobson.
THE TnEAsuNERBH1p or LEMoNr.
In the Superior Court John Flynn brings ac-
ton on plea Of 1nandsmuB against stophon
Keogll, ono Of tho Supervisors Of tho Town of
Lemont: Flynn waa elected Treasurer OF tho
Board OF Commissionora Of tho town. aud thoro~
p upon presented to Stephen Koogh, Supervisor, a
bond duly prepared, with certificate OF nm
toEity Of the Commissioners sottng forth tho
fact that no had beon eloctod Treasurer, roquost-
lug him to approve it. which he refused to do,
BANKRUPTCY MATTERS.
The Assignee Of Cyrus i. Durfee yesterday
in tho assots Of tho bankrupt, consisting OF
brick yard, fixtures, aud implements Of briok-
making, subject to mortgage and tR1os, tho pro-
ceoda to be brought into court. In the eame
matter tho Assignee WAS allowed to compromise
with ono s. Z. Smith as to claim agai1lHt him
IN favor Of nurfeo on Q note to which both were
Jointly parties, OH which al execution was had,
and aalo mode Of Durfoe's real cstato.
Tho petition Of J. ?. nosch against the Home
Insurance Company, for 6ot-otr, was yesterday
referred to RegiHter uibbard to take proof and
report. .-..
the n matter Of BIanal,ar, West 4 Mnnuiug. I was a.
yesterday extended twenty days.
Tho objections Of David ya2ontino & Co. to
tho dismissal OF proceedings In tho matter OF
David Nouborgor were yesterday Withdrawn, and
tho proceedings wero DIMINISHED absolutely.
Tic Assignee ct tho ehtate Of Leon Gold
smith ct al was yesterday authorized to pay Gar
disbursements, amounting to a190.
William ". Church, Jr, ti'od 4 petition for
voluntary bankruptcy OH tho Sd inst. Tho
papers and proceedings wore yeHtorday referred
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TERMS, So A YEAR
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copy to the sender. 25 Oo
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Parties sending clubs as above may retain
20 per cent. of the moneys received by them, as
commission.
Persons desiring to act as agents supplied
with specimen bundles. Specimen copies sent
free to any address. All letters should be di.
rected to
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ySniSSi1.
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They take special pains to keep everythingin
the best repair and furnish the most complete
satisfaction to customers Remember all this
when you want fast, or comfortable. or a
safe ride. MERRICK & MONTGOMERY.
Cor. Second and Washington Sts Albany
vSn2Stf
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lurking IN the sys;e;a Of 10 many thousands,
are ciTectuaily Destroyed au1 removed.
Says Il Distinguished p,iysloioglzt: There Is
scarcely an individual on the face OF the
Garth ifhosc body u exempt from the pres
eucc or worms. II Ia not upon tho healthy
clements of TIE body that worms exist. but
upon the diseased humors and siiIay deposits
thnt breed these living monsters OF disease.
No system or medicine, no yeruifuges. no
anfhcimlniacs. VIII free tho system from
worms Ike Efsrsf. IsfssEya
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09
FEVER AND AcUE.

FEVER bSD AGDK cured fsr FRY rents. There 2
remedial Aspt IN this v1rid tkst viii cure Fsvsf
ssd Agus ard all etb0 Nslsress, Eiiioss, ScsSIst.
Typhoid, yellow, sSd ethsf Fsysrs fai1sS By RAD
@AY's PILL5) 70 gsie< A. kADxAY'3 READI
RELIEF. Ffty osBis per bottis. Sid ~ Drsgxists.
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Party lines seem to be generally
broken down in Galveston, Texas.
At the recent municipal election
there, G. w. Hurley a Democrat, was
elected Mayor on an independent
ticket receiving the votes of Demo-
Gratis, Liberal Republicans and colored
men, the latter voting for him almost
unanimously. A subsequent election
for State Senator, to fill a vacancy
caused by the death of a member,
resulted in the choice of Judge C. B.
Sabin, the same class of men voting
for him as for the independent muni-
cipal ticket
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09

Contains all the news, foreign. domestic, po-
litical and general, with full and reliable mar
ket reports. Each number also contains sew
eral short stories, and great variety of litera-
ry. agricultural and scientific matter, etc, ETC..
most complete weekly newspaper in this
country.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09

A Kentucky editor received the
following note from a subscriber,
asking that false notice of his death
might be corrected: Sir, j not is a
few errors in tie obituary of myself
which appeared in your paper of last
wensday, i was born in greenup co,
not caldwell, and my retirement from
/ bisnes in 1859 was not OWN to i'll
helth, but to little truble i had in
connection with horse, and tbe
cors of nay deth was not small pox.
pleas make corrections for which
enclose so cents"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-05-09

Mr. Jones, who rigidly adhered
to the rules of etiquette, went home
one night and found his wife sitting
in another mans lap. Next day he
told friend of the Circumstance.
What did you do about it,. said
his friend.
.Do?" replied Mr.. Jones. "What
in thunder could [ do? I never had
an introduction to the man."
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!
DIR. RADWAYS

sTK0aG ASp PURE RICH BI0OD-fScREAsg
OF FLESH AsD WgIgHT-cLESE SKIS AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED 10 ALL.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-26

A RUMoR is current in Paris that, in conse-
quence Of the success of the Republicans IN
the late supplementary elections, The right IS
resolved to propose such an alteration OF the
suffrage law as will deprive A, 0O0, 900 persons
Of the elective franchise.
The Cure of Santa Cruz is to be tried bv
court-martial.
TIE number of Carlist insurrectionists is
decreasing.
A DISPATCH from Sheffield England. saws
that city was visited on Tuesday by terrible
storm. A large number of buildings and
chimneys were blown down, and many per.
sons were killed. One immense chimney
crushed building and boiler therein. The
boiler exploded, killing aud woundmg several
persons. In consequence Of the great excite
ment and crowds in the streets, few details
could be learned.
Tue steamship Benton has been lost in the
Mediterranean with twenty-five lives.
THE German Government slbscribes SEA-
100000 marks Of the new Hungarian loan
! IL the French Assembly, Monday, NJ Dab.
riel, Of the extreme Right, presented d. pei.
/ tion for the restoration Of monarchy, with
| 10000 signatures.
! LII Is said that the great powers have as
sured President CASTELAR, that Il Y will recog.
nize the republic when the Cartagena insur-
rection is suppressed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-26
Ma nrIgm 81 Chrlslmns liIILs.

Christmas gifts had their origin in
the Roman PaRaualia, which was insti
tinted 10y Selvius Tullius, b. G. $50
On these festivals, celebrated at the
beginning OF the year, an alter was
erected in every village, and 10 the box
placed upon il every man. woman and
child was expected to contribute coin.
Aubrey speaks of pot in which Ro.
man coins we're found, ana supposed
TO he one Of these Paganalian vessels.
The Christmas box naturally arose
from this Pagan New Years box. There
is an impressive propriety and tender
beauty. however, IN thus commemorate
ing tho event which gave a Divine Re
deemcr to mankind. II is, moreover,
an equally appropriate custom which
makes the season one, not only of COM
posing and forgetting old quarrels, and
renewing aud confirming friendships,
but for q universal manifestation Of
generosity and charity from the rich to
the poor-in olden times this benih.
cenCe extended even to the lower ami
mails, a practice 90 which Burns al
ludes in The Aud Farmers Address
to dis Mare"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-26

That thetcountry is gradually recoverir &
from the effects OF the panic is indicated to
some extent by the announcement Of Messrs
Claflin & Co., the great dry goods Grm Of
New York. that they will be able TO anticipate
the payment Of the first instAllment Of their
extended paper.
LETTERS from survivors Of the Inflated
ship Vile du Havre are at hand, confirming
the press accounts of the disaster. The
statements made regarding the conduct OF the
officers and crew after the collision occurred
are conflicting.
The Boards OF Trade Of Boston and Phila.
dolphia have adopted resolutions against any
further increase Of the paper currency OF the
country 30 long az IL continues irredeem-
able
The Bender family, charged with a number
Of murders in Kansas, we're arrested at
Binugsvlle, 8. c., few days ago. The
father and mother are in custody, and the son
and daughter, living In North Carolina, are
being sought after Their family name is
Webb.
ABOUT four hundred Cincinnati workmen
have passed resolutions that any government
should be overthrown tina failed 10 furnish
employment 10 its poor citizens, and adopted
resolutions modifying the New York reeo-
luton to demand work or remission Of rents
until April.
TIE Vermont Central has obtained an in
junction to restrain the Vermont and Canada
from holding its funds, due from lower roads.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-26
EYnning L0ngings.

The Princess sat high in her maden-bower,
And the boy blew his HON below by the
lower
" Be silent. thou boy, why blowest thou so Z
Thou hinderest my thoughts, that aiar would
go
With the setting SUM-"
The Princess sat high in her maiden.bower,
Aud the boy no longer blew by the tower
VIM art thou 80 silent Again thou must
blow :
Thou holpest my thoughts that afar would 20
With the setting sun"
The Princess sat high in her maiden-bower
And the boy blew again below by the tower
And then she wopt Ia the eyentide
What do ! then want NV God - she sighed (:
- BjOrnsijGWe BjOrHsOH.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-26
The CHRISTMAS Tree.

One of the prettiest things that
Charles Dickens wrote is this / have
been looking on this evening at a
merry company of children assembled
round that pre- " German toy,
Christmas tree. ahe tree was planted
" the middle of great round table.
and lowered high above their heads.
1t was brilliantly lighted by multi.
tude OF little tapers and everl there
/ gllttered and sparkled with bright ob-
iects There we're rosy-oheeked dolls.
hiding behind the green leaves there
were real watches with movable
hands, at least, and an endless capacity
OF being wound up) dangling from in.
Vulnerable twigs there were French
I polished tables, chars, bedsteads,
\ wardrobes and eight-day clocks, aud
various other articles Of domestic fur.
niture wonderfully made in tin at
Wolverhampton) perched among the
boughs, as if in preparation for some
fairy house keeping there were jolly,
road-taced little men, much more
agreeable IN appearance than many
zeal men--and no wonder, for their
heads took of, and showed them 10 be
full of sugar plums; there were fiddles
and drums; there were tamborines,
books, work boxes, paint boxes, sweet.
meat boxes, peep show boxes, all
kinds of boxes there were trinkets for
the elder girls, far brighter than any
grown-up gold and jewels, there were
baskets and pincushions in all devices
there were guns, swords, and banners
there were witches standing in en-.
chanted rings OF pasteboard. to tell for
tunes there were teetotums, humming
tops, needle-cases, pen.Wipers, smell.
ing-bottles, conversation cards, boduet.
holders; real fruit, made arhhcially
dazzling with gold leaf imitation
apples, pears and walnuts, crammed
with surprises; in short as a pretty
child before me delightfully."- whispered
10 another pretty child, her bosom
friend, There was everything and
more. = This motley collection Gf odd
objects, clustering on the tree like
magic fruit, and flashing back the
bright looks directed towards il from
every side-somo of the diamond. ewes
admirlng II were hardly on a level with
the table, and few were lapruisltipg
IN timid wonder on the bosoms ~
pretty mothers, aunts, and nurses
made a lively realization of the faneies
OF childhood and set me thinking how
an the trees that grow and All the
things that come into existence ON tho
earth, have their wild adornneuts IA
that Well.temembered time.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-26
THE vARGINIUs CASE
Delivery ofthe Vesseland Prisoners
Friendly Meeting of Slekles and CASTELAR,
Etc, Etc, Etc.
The Cuban Question.

A DISPATCH from Madrid, received at Wash
ingtou on December 10th, says that CASTELAR,
made an official call on General siches on
that Gay, accompanied by the Secretary Of
State, and made formal announcement OF the
surrender Of the Yrginlus aud all the suryiv-
ing prisoners. The greatest cordiality and
good feeling was shown on both sides, aud the
interview terminated with expressions Of
gratitude that the negotiations had been so
successfully and amicably carried out, and
hopes were entertained by the representatives.
Of both governments that tho peaceful rea-
tons existing between the United States and
Spain would not again be threatened.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-26

last week, was then taken mp Mr.. Ferrv ~
MlrhigaL, of red as a substitute 10 the reer
luton recently introduced by him. direetino
che Finance Committee 10 report such meas,
ures as would establish free banking, increase
the volume OF currency 500, 100000 and
make the whole currency Government issue.
The resolution was lald over. The bill to
authorize the organization Of national banks
without circulation was taken up, but without
taking vote the Senate went INTO executive
session, and soon after adjourned.
House.
Bills we're introduced 10 protect shipping on
the Atlantic from destructive eastern gales /:
also, for the better preservation of harbors,
channels and lakes for the issue Of cOnverti-
BILE bonds, and reduction OF interest on the
funded debt 20 put printing paper, type, etc,
on the free list TO allow producers 20 sell leaf
tobacco without tax F; for reciprocal free trade
with Spanish American possessions author.
lzing national banks TO withdraw bonds in pro-
portion to the reduction Of circulation also,
granting pension to the widow Of General
Canby in aid OF tho execution OF the laws OF
Utah; for a survey Tor a ship canal from
Lake Michigan 70 the Wabash river
for a survey OF the Tennessee and Hawasse
rivers for the issue of national currency /;
for canal over the Mussel Shoals in the Ten
ncssee River for survey and a report OF the
cost Of a double-track railroad from Omaha
/ 10 new lOih NlNNs iuI INC TRANSPORTATION tiI
heavy freight Tor the improvement OF the
Missouri River to prescribe the time iOt the
e.ection Of Representatives in Congress to
make Sioux City port OF entry 10 impose
tax N incomes of $1,000 aud over Also, to
regulate commerce between States. ana to
regulate reasonable rates Of railroad charges
for freight for transcontinenta railroad !:
TO transfer to the War Department the man
agement Of Indian affairs to establish ter
rltorial government in Pembna The total
number Of bills introduced were over 800. A
memorial signed by over 5000 druggists and
chemists, was read, asking for repeal Of the
stamp-tax on medicinal preparations, or
modification of the law TO conhne the tax
10 patent or proprietary medicines.
Mr.. Hoar offered resolution instIucting the
Judiciary Committee to inquire and report
whether action of the House is required con-
corning the official conduct Of the judge Of
the United States Court for the District Of
Alabama. Mr.. Tremain, from the Committee
on Judiciary, reported a bin 10 repeal the
bankruptcy law. and moved to suspend the
rules to bring the bill before the House. Mr.
Garfield offered resolution for q revision Of
the estimates of expenditures for the next
fiscal year, which was, after considerable dis.
ousslon, adopted A resolution was adopted
to adjourn over from December 10 to January
s. Adjourned.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-26
The West

GEORGE SMITH, county treasurer at Leaven-
worth, is a deiauter in the sum OF $4,000,
and has made an assignment Of his property
10 his bondsmen.
A FAMILY Of movers, consisting of man,
his wife aud child, passed through Little Rock
recently bound tor Texas. ADvut seven
miles out coming 10 4 small stream which
was swollen by the recent rains, they were adj
ylsed TO deFiate from the main road and 90 to
a crossing above, which was unirequented. At
this point the endre family were murdered
and their bodies thrown into the stream. The
body of the man aud bis wife were dis
covered on last sunday. The victims were
strangers.
The United States Supreme Court, Monday,
decided in the case Of the Union tactic Rail-
road asains the Treasurer Of Lincoln county,
Nebraska, that the state had right to tax
the property Of roads passing through IT, in
depen1entiy II Tie United states.
IHE bar Of Leaveuw0rth aud Douglas eoun.
ties, Kansas, held a meeting at Leayenworth,
Monday, and requested the President to defer
appointing Judge Delahay's successor until
after meeting 81 the state Bar Association
DETROIT detectives are looking after man
named Lawrence at View York, who IL alleged
20 be the pers3n who induced Eber b. Ward
Of Detroit I invest s265, 900 10 a silver min,
m Utah, which had been previously salted,
and was absolutely worthless.
THE officers Of the suspended Bank Of Madl
con, at Madison, Ni-., are soon to be brough
to trial. ON charge Of humbugQcry an,
swindhug claimed % be without parallel il
the banking business ot the country. Tn
legal fraternity in whose hands the matte
has been placed have attempted 10 suppress
facts hut enough has leak d out 20 warrant
tha aroya Abortion