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FfNNY TRUANTS.

Etoh bred on tho Upper Fox Eivcr Go
VFcr tho Dams nntf Fail to AEctur,,-.
YAc Upper Fox People Petition for
KILL Ways Mt tho Dams.
sneciut Dlspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
FOND Du Lac, Wis.,, Jan. z, Tho people Of
tona du Lno. Oshkosh, Nocuah, Menasla, aud
Appleton arc signing d petition to the Lcgtela-
ture, praying for tho enactment of law com.
pc'llnG the Fox and Wisconsin Improvement
Company to make run-ways in their boYoru1
dnmH on the Lower Fox Rivor 80 aa to permit the
larger olaosos of fish to como up frou;
Grcon Buy and Lako Michigan, Willie
they can go down to tho bny and luke,
a5 hundreds Of thousands do, not ono Gun ro.
turn beyond Defoo, whoro tho first dan, is To-
Gated. Unless tho authorities Interfere 1t ,Till
not be long before there will 10 M alarming
1s!c:arclty Of 1Rh in Lake Winuobugo and tho Fox
t.lyor: Last summer tho Govornnlont hired
V Sotll Green to put $4,000 young shad i'll the FOX
lilyor just above Appleton. All reports 20 to
SNOW TINT they arc growing finely, but 1t is
[eated that thoy will 60 below tho dams, and
fall to return, rs others lavo loac.
, 1874-01-08

Ill Southern Oiaio.
CINCINNATI, O., Jun. 7.-TAo forco of tho
storm soems to have coptred about iu this paral-
lol, and 100 miles oast Of hero. Superintendent
Williams reports tue telegraph lines on the a[u-
rtetta Roaf between Chicotho and t1is city,
for distance Of forty milos, entirely gono down.
The lines on tho n1uskiugum Valley Road aro
fr!ghtfully dieahlod between Lancaator aud VIII
!n!ngton. No word las boen received from Co.
lumbus yet, and it is impossible to roaol any
point further east tl,nn Xenin or Springfield.
Men lavc hoon put to work on all tho routes.
and telegraphlo communication will DO resumed
aa fur u possible. NJ reports aro received yot
of damage OF railroad aud private property.
at 10 o'clock tonight tito snow changed to
slcot and rain. It las fallen since last night
Telegraph poles and wires arc down On tho
Marietta road, and communication botwoon hero
and tho East and tho North lns hecn absolutely
cut OF. Tho extent Of damage to tho wires IS
ia not known.
COLUMBUS. O.. jan. 7.-Tho storm last night
prostrated all tho telegraph lines leading from
this city except ono. tho sidewalks in all parts
of tho city aro covered with branches of trees
broken down by tho weight Of leo collected OIL
them.
Speciat DispateA to Tho Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. O.. Jan. 7,-Yhe Wosteru
mails ato Delayed over twelve hours by tho
storm. Tho weather is quito warm, and lover
lug.
, 1874-01-08

It would require 26 votes in tho Senate and n
IN tho llonto to pass tue repeal bill. The pros
pt'ct Of getting tham Ia slim.
CHICAGO TOWN oFF1CEns.
The Town Collectors, Assessors, etc. elected In
Wsst, South, and Norti, Chicago last April, aro
TO- send down bill extending thoir terms OF
Chico until November, and providing that elec-
tions for those offices bo hold horenftor III
November, at the time OF tho regular
eetty and county election. Tho elections BY which
tue preaent town officers captured tho oilcea
ware a farco mud an outrago, as tho mon who
dlntrihnte1 tho most whiaky won tho day. Tho
town meetings wsro moha peil for their daya
work, aud there WAS mother lecclcy nor legality
in the proceedings. Willie it will he pretty l,ala
to extend sl.o terms OF office Of tho present in
oumbents,-oyen il 1t can bo done,-lt will DO
botter to do that than lnn tic riuk OF having
SUCCESSORS no better, and perhaps worao.
NEW HILLS 1Y SENATOR KEnoE.
Mr. Kel,oo introduced In tho 8enato bill to
ropoal tho Grab law, a.Ml also Que lognlating tho
Board OF Equalization out Of exnteneo. He pro-
yides nothing to take tho placo Of the board.
THE PRISON TRAGEDY.
Mr. Henry, Chairman OF the Bsnste pentten.
, 1874-01-08
NUMBER 1873.

aforesaid resolution Of instructions to mn had
psaviaod for tho printing Of a number BnlIlcIont
70 have allowed for the distribution nf n cnnr,
no5 nn5 OH aa1 nomberB Of the General Assemble
naa nns UT put algo to each Justice Of tho
eGaco, m, !ice Magatrato, and Jud;riai
with tn = - structions of tho rcsoluto,S TX
nunaboi {. :opioB left being inBuflclont ! couiI
not, vi < "nnjust Discrimination" flatrihmtc
sua! aa q County clof1ts for dia!rbnion to
oos oost u. - to got the laws bcfoyo tho pooplo
ana P,} 2, tho course as designated aboye. ma
~ Wnlf 3 lopo and bolieye will ho Sustained
~ xoa ce!lonoy and tho General Assembly.
m Nunt o!oao OF tho fr,jt sesYon Of The
a9Wont 9ais. hth General Assembly, tho following
viz: "0' a"oItoo'
e.op Dy IL isGsaT1of muss # Satsx,ns
Sto c9'lsnrring herca nt tho Secretary Of satc h,
M directed to have published during The recetu mi 10 10
the te agn fsgar M fosn hs 5ournaH Hoses IN
sessoG g5orided that this pucso, 10 tar s1i gu
@ sofs f1s bc IN lieu ot that required by Inv to ne
adjourned a!no dtc On tho 9th day Of Msy. 1L-a1
~ tho numher Of ccpeB of tho tournaIs r ho
puoitened waB not doHignntcd in tho nhovo
resolution, was obliged to oct on nv ndrc.
en5 the nhors oT to wh1t ~ believed was tho intention o
and M therefore ordorod tho public printer to nrnt
oou copies each OF tho srnato and Houso
Journals, and at tho aamo timo irving to rofcct
tho wishes Of tho members oforepa1d. IN.
atrncted tho State binder to bind 226 cop;os a
eaiu Journals In moro substantial mnnnor fhcr
ordinary, for the uso Of tho momIcrs NJ tha
present soeBion. In this am sustained l,v tho
other metnborA Of tho. Board Of Com,njHsioncra ~
Public Printing, aud lopo to 10 by the General
Assembly. - WV o'''''a'
DEPARTMENT nEponTs
II this connection 1t may DO pronor for mn IN
report that upon consultation with tho Commia-
eloners OF Public Printing 1t was decided thnt il
you'd 90 Tor tho intorost Of tho poop|o of Tia
STATE TINT tho various reports Which were hid
po1oro your Exccllenoy and the prosont GonernI
assembly, at its first sosaIon (which a-o
TO 30 printed and distributed nursuant
TO iaw), should bc printed mud diat1lb-
utoa .1 90 speedily, IS possible in orlor
that TIC people who aro to DO benefited bv thn
information contained in said reports should ro-
cetve them soon. therefore ortlorod tho Public
frlntor to print the reports :as provided by ]ny;.
ana the same aro now In tho hands OF the State
binder, who has orders to fluisl his work as
i5pooai!y as possible Tho Commissioners, bo-
moving they havo acted in this "a we'll aH in other
mattcrs for tho best iutorests OF tho Btato and
tho people, hope to DO sustained in their action
by Your Excolloncy and tho Legislature,
In accordance with Sec. Ii OF tho law for nub-
lio printing, practical printer has been emn1oy-
Cd by tho Secretary Of State ainco Noyonihe,,
1872, and IL still employed. Tho present Ia,y
regulating tho public printing with lie fow
changes as suggested by tho Committee on Ro.
vision is, in my opinion. most oxcollsut law,
and do not think could be nude moro satfsfac-
tory IN any respect. GEORGE H. HARLOW,
Eeerafnrv ~ Ctoto
, 1874-01-08

| OPENING pNouEEp1Nas
Tie Roy. Ir. PAINTER Invoked Divine bloa-
elnga on tho House this morning, mud tho journal
was road for once without being interrupted By q
formality. i;i :,
| swonN m: r!.
Mr.. John Pyatt Was n1ado an honorable MEN,
ber by being sworn in from the Forty-oighth Dis
trict;; Ho was elected a year ago, but this waa
hta frat appearance.
REVISION REroRr
. Mr. ROUNTREE submitted tho report Of tho
Revision Committee, aud the bill on Abatement
III. ARMSTRONG, of LaHslle otferod a roso-
luton providing that the bills DO divided between
thellouse mud Senate aud their discussion DO con-
tinued from day to day until tho bills arc dis
concos Of the work Of revision in 1845. when it
| took them fifty days to got Through tho work.
1t was stated, on tho part Of the Committee tbot
the bills wore cqua1ly divided between tho House
Mr. MOORE, OF Adams, wns not roady to dive
into tho revision until lle had timo to read. tho
MI Mr. pnADwE11 agreed with ii Mr.. Armstrong,
and advised them to 60 homo If thoy did not
mean business.
Tho resolution was thon adopted.
:, Lie chaptor on tho adoption Of children WAS
thon pol7Bod for first time, and ordered to q
second reading.
Tho samo disposition was made Of tho chap
e%A9 VA AtAGHAA1Aks Allu J0ulli4A HIlu GIL ADpr6u~
tices. Attachments of boats: and vessels and
Attornoys-General and State's Attorneys were
referred to the judiciary. :
The chapters OH attorneys and counselora,
canal companies. and Commissioners Of Public
Charities were ordorod to O. second reading.
The chapters on the Eye and Ear Iufirmarv md
tho Blind Asylum were referred to tho Co1ptnit-
tee on Public Charities but, for some rnac-
cottntable reason, tue House referred tho ohap-
ter on the Deaf and Dumb Asylum to tho Banio
Committed, and it was ordered to a Becoud
reading. ~N'>>
Adjourned to 2:30 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
THE AALARY-unAB.
In tho afternoon tho rulea were unanimously
auspeuded, and the resolution passed by the
oonato relative to tic sala1y-grab law was taken
!, Afr. BRADWEI,L moved tie previous aues-
ton OIL tho motion to concur, and Il was
ordered, by GO to 81.
This c,at of all amendment, aud tho yoI md
nays wore called Oh the ,notitu 10 cnncnr result.
Ing: Yeus, III; lays, 4.
Hopkins aud Waahburl, Of Chicago. bccom-
Ing conspicuous by voting An tho negative. wore
l'sEseaa M9. aofn1ss s.; explained ~o.., ,s.,p,s
any necessity for MI an1onf5nent to tho Corsli-
tuition.
THE REVISION.
Consideration of tho revision was resumed.
Ihe chapter treating Of Insane ABylums was
rofcrrod to the Committee gu State Institutions.
and TINT relative to tho Industrial Untyoraity or
dorcd to . second reading, motion to refer to
tho Education Committee having fuiled,
Tue chaptor on Feoble-hlindeu Clildron WAS
ordered to second reading, aud tho chapters On
Normal Universities, tho soldiors' Orphans
Homo, commitment Of 1unatics, common law,
construction of statutes, costs, and counties
were ordered to second 1eeding.
Adjourned. =,
, 1874-01-08

;specsdt DispatcA to Tic Chicago Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 7.--Thero is rlln,or on tho
street to-day that tho Liberals havo oponed ne
gotiatlons with tho Radicals for tho purpose Of
Lower House Of tho Legislature TO effect tho
election Of I. II. West, OF this city, as Spoaior
Tho Republicans aro to Lavo tho chief clork-
ship, and it ia probable that the organization Of
tho Comnlittoos will play part in the neyotia-
tlons. West was expected to be tho candit!ato
Tor tho Spoakcrship IN tho reform CAUCUS, but it
was apparent rhat ho would bo defcated by
Gabriel Douck, of Oshkosh,
, 1874-01-08

Special nispatch ia 1ho Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, Jan. 7.-Tha Pacific Flouring Mills
Ut thls place, occupyiog tho premises Of tl,o fa-
sonIo years III the United stateH Courts, eso
ready for business. Tho capacity Of thoec mills
is 300 barroia Of flour day. This IN ono of tho
new manufacturing enterprises inauGuratel in
this city. Great efforts aro making to encourage
them
, 1874-01-08
CALIFORNIA.

San FRANc1aCo, Jan. lin tho State Senate
to-day, Alr. Roach introduced q concurrent reso-
luton requesting Congress TO anlond tho treaty
with China 10 as to proyont further Chinese i'm
migration. A similar resolution WIS offered iu
tue Assembly.
, 1874-01-08

- CH!tn7o 771UHne.
KEoxuK Jan. 7.-The Kcoku: 4; DosAIoiues
Railway Company has filed itB articles of incor-
poration. The Company WAS orgnn,zcd Tor tho
purpose Of owning aud operating that portion Of
tho DesMoines Valley Railroad botwoen this CITY
and Dosaloinoa Tho capital stock III s3, ,924, 800,
noas.' Tho Indications aro that That portion
of the road from DosNoincs to Fort Dodge
will bo oporated as IN independent line, as 10
consolidation Ul the interests haye been cfoctei1
, 1874-01-08
UNION PACIFIC LAND SALES.

OMAHA. Nov. 7.-unlon pacto land sales dur.
Ing J73 woro LIT, 0s3 aorcs worth $033, ,030, ay-
ernglng. lO3 acrcs to zach purchase. Total salon
e8,840,686.
, 1874-01-08

tlnry Committee, intends asking leave Of at-
aenco for Ills Committee to 60 to Joliet and stft
that tnetitution, dogoting special caro to an iu-
g yost,gstton m OF tue nunisiimout and tho cause Of
tho House Committee. proposes to await in
Btrauttona from tho House, which 1nay or may
not come. Ono committee will do as wol1, mud
perhaps bettor, than two.
~. COUNTY ORGANIZATION.
Inc mombcrs representing counties not under
toNhahp organization mot this eycning to coi,-
slider what could DO lono to romo1y defects in
county organization. Commissioners hayo bcon
oleoted pursuant to tho Constitution. but their
dr eca 1ve I've t never been eEallzed Tho BIZ tro
tory to the members who have heretofore tloter-
mined tho nattor into their own handA. 4 COM
mlttoo OF fire was authorized to draft u low and
report at future mooting.
TIE CHAPLAIN.
Clinton County is represented there BY Inv
y,ors who havo como to test tho grub law before
tho Supreme Court in IN agreed case. The
a1 amount i taken from tho county this year to pay
aont9 IT noyor contracted s about 914 900. 4
decision Ia expected this term.
ADJOURNMENT.
Inc resolution to adjourn siuo die, introduced
by Mr' shunlwny, was treatcd with contempt by
tho House. aud was so hurricdtv diel,osed of TINT
theFe was not timo to cali for tue yeas aud nays
and place tho members on record. Tomorrow a
motion will bo mado to adjourn sino die. noxt
Saturday, and members will hayo to come to tlo
scratch, ind express themselves In favor OF the
salary-gtab or agninst it.
REPRESENTATIVE SYLVESTER.
Tho Judiciary Committee OF tho House have
decided to report tint If Alr. Sylvester whose
soat iH contested, removed from his district, tho
Thirty-sccond, to tho Twonty-nintl, with tic
intention o., M Of rosld!ng in tho latter, le has
They will 80 report to tho House, aud recon-
mend that the Committee On Elections further
investigate tho mattcr.
, 1874-01-08

Premium List for tIae State Fair.
Arlns for tho N1tlitin--Reopcrt OF tho
State rrcn8urer.
Special Dispatch to The cAicago Tribune,
spH1soF1ELp ILL.,, Jan. 1.-The State Board of
Agriculture has boon engaged in revising tho
premium list for the State Fair Of 1874 It llay
passed through tho classes of cattle, horses, and
hogs, aud thus fur has raised tho aggregate
amount of premiums $4,000 over last year. Tho
Fair for this year will bo hold ut Peoria. begin
Yho Adjutant-G Of tits stato s hayjas HS,i:
adjusted lhe large balance claimed by tia Gen.
eral Government to bo due ut the
cioBo Of tho war, md for which roaaon tho Ad-
jntant- General has boen unable this far to get
the quota OF armB duo this Stats, to.jay matie a
raqulsition on the General Government for loo
stand OF Springfield brooch-loudorH and 10000
rounda OF ammunition, which Ao has ASSURANCES
will now TO honorod.
<, spfcial NsMteh to Tae chtsaao Tribune.
.. srh1Nof1El4D. ILL.,, Jan. 7.-Iho ltatlroal and
Warehouse Commissioners 90 to 1lattuon next
Monday, to look into a1l extreme caao OF oxtor-
tion which III sall to be praotirod OH the Doce-
t1lr, Sullivan l. h1attoon 1tailroad, In which the
are sa;d to oharge moro for ve
The following il statement Of the receipts
and disbursements ut tho Htate Treasury during
tho month OF December:
NEoEIrTs.
4 lhll&11
!htsfcst !una' '.."............,.... 1,HG0,T7
neh'tI 1uhu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1liN
toeM !nsrost dunu ..,...,".......,.... lQ,3l4,u0
Ga''" 1eoe'al4i"a 'aha' ha'."':.-........... HgBl
Iotal.'"'." ................,,.......$3 ~, 7aa61
nTBlunBEMEN1b,
ltoyetue itnd... ...,.................$2 soc, ,7o744
n%G!lun % 1nnu nnu.:,........'..:.,..... 470.1b
illinois lhYer improvement fund .,,,..,.. iJgl4l
oane1 toueinW1oa tnnd' nd'."+.',"."...... ~, ,8pl.8D
1ota1."".t.. +.+.t...,...t..... .t285, ,472.e3
, 1874-01-08
/. PROCEEDINGS m DETAIL.

7 SPRINGFIELD, Jan. I,
SENATE.
Tho Senate met pursuant to adjournment, ut
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-02

Every year increases the popn,
larity Of this valuable Hair Prcp.
aration, which is due to meri,
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that it is kept fully up 10
its high standard; and it is the on.
ly reliable and perfected preparl.
ton for restoring GRAY or FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, maxim.
it soft, lustrous, aud silken. Tie
scalp, by its use, becomes white and
clean. 1t rcmoves all eruptions ami
dandruh, and, by its tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from i;llliDs
out, as it stimulates and nourishe.
the hair-glands. BY its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger
In badness, il restores the capillary
glands TO their normal vigor, AMI
will create 4 new growth. cxceptn
extreme old age. 1t is the ino,i
economical HAIR DRESSING r1cf
used, as it requires fewer applia-.
tons, and gives the hair splendid,
glossy appearance. \. A. Hayes.
Md State AsSayer OF Ma>>acin.
sets, says, "The constituents are
pure, and carefully selected for cx.
cellent quality; and | consider il
the Best PREPARATION Tor il,
intended purposes"
Sold tydR Druggists and DsalerJ in Mdis!Ny
Price Ono Dollar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-02

The river fell four inches yesterday. A
D o'clock the marks at the wharf indicat-
ed Z feet 5 inches.
The skillenger arrived from Pittsburgh
and departed for Cincinnati yesterday
morning at 8 o'clock. She took on sboI,
l POO kegs Of nails here.
The Carrie Brooks about 6 A. NJ. arriv.
ed from Pittsburgh and departed for
Evansville.
The Express departed at 1O4 A. NJ. for
Parkersbnrg.
The Mallis Ragon arrived from Pitts.
burgh yesterday morning and freiehted
all day. She left upon her return abou,
4 P. N. with an immense trip Of freight,
and a large number Of passengers. She
took on between 900 and 700 sacks oil
corn and oats, so barrels of salt, $50
empty oil barrels, and silarge lot Of miscel,
laneous freight.
The Sam Parker passed up about | P,
n. with q large tow Of empty barges.
! THE Courier is 1.-The Parkersburg boat
to-day.
lBy Telegraph
PITNBuRGH, April 1.-RiVer falling. 8
ieet II inches in channel. Weather cloudy
and COOL
CINCINNATI, April River 10 feet 6
inches and rising. Departed Charmer
for Evansville.
CAIRO, April 1.-Arrived-Bipley from
st. Louis, Arkansas Belle from Evansville
Departed-Sam Roberts for St. Louis,
Bee for New Orleans, Arkansas Belle for
Evansville. River fallen 4 inches. Wealth.
er clear. Mercury q.
EvANsv1LR, April 1.-The river has
risen inches during the past twenty.four
hours. Down-Bermuda, Grew EAGLE
Carrie v Kountz, Red Cloud and
CIeoqIre, up-Warner, George Roberts
and Idlewild. Weather cloudy, Mercury
IS to 50, and falling. Business fair.
81. LOUIS, April 1.-Arrived-Belle of
Memphis, Memphis. Departed-Grand
Tower, Memphis; Mollie Moore, New
Orleans: River is rising. Weather clear
and cold. ~''N'
LOUISVILLE, April 1.-River at a stand
with feet and inch in the Canal and
feet 10 inches In the Indian chnte
Weather cool and cloudy. Business sct.
i've. Boats Up-Nick Longworth and
Ben. Franklin. Down-Minneola. Mem.
phis; Fearless and barges, Ed. Hobbs and
barges, 81 Louis; Mary Houston, New
Orleans. Boats Due-Thomas SherIocE
New Orleans. The Indiana was lied M
at Evansville yesterday by the Unite5
States Marshal Tor debt The Houston
will take her freight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-02

HARD AT WoRK.-Committees Of la
dies Of the Temperance Band were hard
at work throughout the city yesterday so.
licitlng citizens signatures for the pledge
and petition prepared recently. The pc
tidou will be presented to the City Coun.
ell, and It's friends hope thus to prevent
the granting Of licenses to sell liquor
after May lsL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-02
TIM LoueHRnoE Am BRAKE.-By

The LousHRDaE Am BRAKE.-By
the kindness Of Mr.. Weisgarber, the gen.
temAnly and efficient master mechanic al
the B, & o. shops in this city, we were
shown the new Loughridge Air Brake
which has been adopted by this road and
d now being put on the passenger engines
and cars as rapidly as possible. This
brake Is based upon the same general
principle as the Westinghouse, viz the
use Of air, condensed Of Q high pressure
in working cylinders under the car, which
Sctuate the brake blocks by the same
method Of levers previously used.
THE Westinghouse" Is universally sd.
mitted to be wonderfully ingenious and
tine piece Of mechanism-in It's pump ar.
rangement being quite complicated; but
the beauty Of the Loughridge system Is liz
simplicity and cheapness, being from 90
70 90 per cent cheaper than the former,
and thorough understanding Of It being
within the range Of the intelligence Of the
most ordinary mechanic. The principle
features are a. follows A single acting air
pump 4 inch diameter and Q inch stroke)
placed on two wrought iron braces fixed
to the guide bars; the piston is actuated
BY an eccentric on the axle Of the front
driver 80 that at every revolution OF the
wheel there is one full stroke Of the pump,
which forces air Cleaned Of dust by a
sitter into an iron tank placed under the
engine or tender, as convenience requires;
the pressure being indicated by a guage
on the cab; alter IS pounds to the square
inch has been reached any additional air
forced BY the pump is permitted 10 es.
cape. Under each car Is q single acting
air cylinder connected with a line Of gas
pipe, extending the entire length Of the
car, and coupled to the next one by India
rubber hose, so that there's q line Of pipe
to the end Of the train. All that Is re-.
quired Of the engineer to instAntaneously
put the brakes on the entire train
Is TO turn an ordinary faucet, which per.
min the air to go from the tank 70 the
cylinders under the cars. 1t acts so
quickly that the brakes can be set before
the sound Of the whistle could have
teached the brakemen. To give an idea
OF its efficiency, an average train entering
the south end Of the B. & o. Passenger
Depot at a speed Of 25 miles per hour,
could be stopped still before the engine
would reach the end Of the platform, and
this without any noise or inconvenience
to travellers. Such quick stops, however,
are never made except in case Of an acct.
dent. 1t will soon be on the regular
trains, and will contribute greatly to the
comfort and safety OF the passengers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-02

COUNTY CoURT.-1n the County Court
yesterday business as follows was dispos.
ed of:
In case Of State for the use Of Oath.
crime Hszlett Is. John Klevis ct al, the
jury returned a verdict for plaintiff for
$500. A motion was made for q new
trial, and the hearing OF the motion was
continued to future day.
In the case OF Isaac G. Burkham rS. o.
D. Thompson, judgment Tor plaintiff for
SEQ.
The case of the Wheeling Wagon and
Carriage Company Is. Edward B. Young
and Lewis Huseman was set for trial on
Saturday, April 4th.
Adjourned 10 this morning.
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U. S. MARINE HosPITAI.-Dr. Thos. J.
Griffith, Surgeon in charge of the Q. =.
Marine Hospital at Louisville, KY, re-
ports the following as the condition OF the
Hospital under his charge during the
month OF March, 1874: Number Of pa
tents remaining the last day Of February,
IA; admitted during the month Of March,
50; treated during the month, 1876; dis
charged during the month, SO; died during
the month, 2; remaining on the last day
Of the month, IS; outdoor Marine pa
tierts treated during the month, 8; private
patients treated during the month, 10;
died, Matthew Williams, carpenter on
steamer Frank McHarry. Jerry Jordan,
colored, rouster on steamer Charmer.
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had CoREs.-An individual Of cider
manic proportions slghted from a street
car in South Wheeling yesterday, Just in
season to extend the congratulations Of q
No. 10 boot to the diminutive foot Of q
small man who was trying to board the
car. The small man must have had corns,
as he did nothing for fifteen minutes but
hold his injured foot in one hand, and en-.
deavor to jump over his head with the
other foot. He discharged gun.powder
English for three.quArters Of an hour.