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, 1874-07-14

Tho ST. Paul Press is In accord, iu ono u,attor
at oaat, with tho pooplo Of tile First Dstrict Of
Mlnnesota. It doea not like tho Hon, Mr, Dun
nell, n. @. andhalary- -grabber. Moreover, 1t ssya
80, With O shocking disregard Of party fealty.
The salary-grab section of the Firss District Ro-
publioans say that The opposition OF tho Press
bus socurod their fayorite's denomination.
Whorpupon the Press rotorts tint II it's firing
blank cartridges at Alr. D. has got him rononi-
mated, 1t ia evident that Ii: must uHo grapo-shos
In order to got him oleoted. tIt proposes, then,
to "corno to luis assistance In tho way which his
friends doom moat efreotual for tho purpoao."
Tint is, it will bring It's hoayy artll1ery to bear.
The logic Of tho Press ia very:noat. lfit1eaps
Its word, tho lion. Mr. Dunnoll mny get chanco
to spond his baok-pay Ut home.
, 1874-07-14

Tho Chicago produce markets. ,yero ranoro,lv
stronger yesterday, with moro business doing.
but ohioay III speculative way. Moss pork vas
active, md advanced 40@45o por brl, closing at
el96oGp10Go cash, and s1o.e0@1o.o5 so1lor
August. Lard was quiet and TO per 100 lin
higori oloSing At s11.3715@11.do cash, apd
s1l.4o@l1.45 heller August. Moata were active
aud stronger at 05s@7o for shoulders, o1<o
for short nl1, 091c for Ahort 'toloar, and 10y<
G9l1o for swect-ploked hams. Highyfpos' vera
qnlot and fr,n, at 0l11o per gallon. I.ako
f'o'slts wero dull and eautor, at ~ @sMo forcorn
to Buffalo. Flour WAS quiet and 1lrmor,
Whoat was leas active. and 10 higher, closing at
sl.l02s caaL, &1.101z aoltor August, and s1.2o1<
for 10. Minnesota. Corn was active and ,sa
~ ligllor, closing ut Go cash, and G19G@o1y<o
seller August. Oats wore quiet and 5f@1o
higher, closing ut 481lo cash, 4bAo sollor
tto month"; and 8411c sollor August Ryo WAS
IN good domand aud iirm, closing at $50. Oar
10y was active and woak, closing at e1.04 sollor
septsmbor. Hogs woro aotivo and steady aalos
at' S6,76@0a5 for poor to oxtra. Cattle met
with an active domand aud wero firm. gheon
wore scarce and nominal,
, 1874-07-14

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A"'A"'s
It Is generally supposed that Missouri has a
very large German population. The Gornana
Of Missouri nro confined, however, to st. Louis
and the adjoining counties. st. Louis contains
ono.half of those IN tho 8tate. Nearly all tue
Irish and ono-half tho Gormans arc Noman
Catholics. or tho Engliah. Scotch. and Boauai-
naviansthere aro scarcely any Catholics.
From all those facts tho writer In the
Gazette draws tho Inforenoa that 1t would
be completely hopoloss to attempt a
union of tho forcign-born In this coun-
try On nny idca OF raoo, roliglon, or politics.
Ths Is perfectly true. 30 fur at loast as national
and even State politics aro concerned. THAT a
temporary union Of tho forolgn-bosn elements in
municipal politics is possible, tho sucocsa Of tho
Peoples Party In Chicago last fall Is auf1oiont
proof. But oven this union can bo only tempo
rary, for botwoon tho different races which nuke
up Our forolgn-born population there Ia abao-
luto)y nothing In common.
, 1874-07-14

The newspapers In New York say TINT most Of
tho donths attributed to hydrophobia aro caused
by fright; and, as il to prevent tho untimo1y
long md dotailed accounts Of every case arc
published, II fright has anything to do with 1t.
evory man in New York should by this timo be
ready to 60 into convulsionR at tho nero sight
nj A f1n01
, 1874-07-14

An injunction to restrain tho Northwestern
Company from complying with tho Iowa Rail-
xoad law has boon sued out by Mr. Horace Will
iamB, who ia tho President mud principal
owner Of the Northwestern 1onscd lines In Iowa.
It Ia believed that thero arc peculiar foaturcs In
this case which will insll1o decision from tho
Courts aEaiuet the Btntc, ',
, 1874-07-14
OUR FoRE1GN-BoRN POPULATION.

FROM certnin statistics collected by tho Gin
cinnatt Gazette. 1t would scem that m unmixed
American population ia not now to be found,
except, perhaps, in certain Of the Southern
States: Tho largest proportion Of foroign-born
to native Americans is found In Noyada, aud
the smallest in North Uasoliaa. Tho following
table shows tho proportiou iii tho several gtntos.
, 1874-07-14

RALEIGH, N. c., July l8.-Tho romnins Of
Gov. Caldwell woro brought hero from Hilisboro
on Sunday night, aud remained In state at tho
Capitol throughout to-day. Thoy will be taken
to horgantowu, whore ho rasidod, tomorrow,
for intormont. Delegations Of clelEona aud mil
itary will accompany them. Liort.-do l,rou.
don l'aa assatnod tAe duties OF tho oh!co Of
Qoyoruor,
, 1874-07-14

1anM1 OF sunsontprton spAYAn1E N, ApvANoH>.
ge,ly, by mnil....s1x.Hg1 ssnAsy.... .s3FR
Pnrts OF year ht thu aan,o ratio.
To proven tolay and mtsnkes he hrrs and Rtyo Post
on.ca address in full, Including atae and County.
Renttnnces ,ay bb raa atthef bytttatt, nxpros fos
Oiop osler, or in rugIstere1 lotert. Mt mr. rIsk.
1EMMA To CITY BupRUntnENB. u.
petly oll.ored, Huntay etcorton d cents ror Hock
paii,, ccyciel HnAdny inoahot, 10 conte pnr Hauk.
AddtcaH TfiE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Corner Madison and Dehrborn. .st4.. UhiaaRo. ILL.,.
, 1874-07-14

LIVERPOOL. July 19.-Atea.nal1ip rrnssan,
from Quebec, and Pennsylvania, from Ph1laiol.
phia, havo arrived out.
Queenstown, July 13.-Tho steamship City of
ParlH, from Now York, has arrived.
srErrlN. July 11.-8toainblp Ernpt Moritze
Arndt. from Nov York, hRa arrived,
, 1874-07-14
TIE POTTER LAW.
31VHET AUENT AOQUITTED.
Special DisGatcA to The CHjcn1a Yribyns

Special DispatcA to The Chicaao Tribune.
OslfKosn, Wis, July 13.--Tho uuit OF +. r,
Colton against W. L. Roberts, for aolIing ticaota
by the milwaukee, d st. paul Rond at moro than
lega! rates. canlo up to-tlay, nl.t, on iury-tra,
resulted in yerdict Of j" Not guilty" THO iury'
ovtaentIy tnado themselves jl1tlyee Of law M
well Us OF fact, for, although tho sale Of thp
tute guilt.
, 1874-07-14

1ho commencement aoaBon Ia over. Hundroda
OF boys, clad IN tho customary suits OF solomn
black, have mado their graduating, ,speoohoa
solving, with tho choorful roadineas of lngonu-
ouB youth, tho problems Of tho universe. uun-
dros OF girls, radiant in frillB and ounoos, hayo
road their graduating eBaays.-esBays which
have mainly consisted of pleasing platituics
| strung On aondor thread Of sentiment. Boil,
boys and girls have atudied too many things, but
tho former havo suffered less from "crammiuR -"
than tho lastcr.. Thoir knowledge. auch as 1t is,
La moro at command. Yot tho advantage ia
Slight ono. This part Of tho ty1ant COX
has by no means established tho tremendous
supremacy it Withhold ton yoara from now,
from the day Of Commencement. these boya
will work, these eirls will play. Tho inevitable
reault will be that tho distance betnoon thom
will increase, day by day. In few ycars, when
tho 1nano plaaauros Of society pail upon tho
girl-graduatos of 1874, some Of tho unmarried
qnos will doubtless bo in the ranks .of what the
Saturday Reufeso oalla tho "6hrioking sistor-
hood" Willing because tho women whose educa-
tion WIS finished when thoy stepped outside
tho Minerva Young Ladies' Seminary have not
amounted to titho as much aa tho mon whose
education was but begun whom tho doors OF
Ya1o or Harvard closed behind thom. It ia tho
fable Of tho mt ind tho butterfly oyor again.
Tho fact that, broadly speakipg, cvery boy te
trained for some one pursuit, aud that no ono
Of tho girls who graduato at our soininarics and
colleges Is 10 trimmed Is saddoning ono, It is i
responsible for d worry great pnrt Of tho eutror-
inga Of women. And women are responsible for
1t. Tho girl who trioH to do anything for her
aolf moots with tho grcateBt Opposition from her
own aex. Mon will givo her fair play. Women
will not. THO ory Of "fair play ,''has sometimes
dispersed malo moi, but 1t falls power1oss
Oh feminine ears. Womon nro Jealous II ono of
their number studios, works, succeeds. They aro
prompt to inyoko the CURSES Of 1Irs. Grundy |
upon lor. In. almost every case she haa to |
fight tho hard fight absolutely alone. Prot. |
sooyo said, tho othor day, that the world had rot
oyor tho notion that the only strains TOR worn-
an to loarn arc, "Hasto to tho Wcddlng" and
Hush, NY Dabe." If ho meant the world of
educated mon, ho WIS right. They do not agroo
With tho asumuua Of tho University Of London,
who, said in tho recent debate over admitting
womon to that institution that ., A. did not
look half as vol after girls name as BABY,
Women. however, havo not yet reached this
point. Whom thoy ,ooaso to, dospiso labor
outside Of homo duties they will ceaae to
throw away 'happinoss. IT is Incumbent
f1orn nnf ft,on,, -. /
, 1874-07-14

Hna,a'hAlf eentufloa. 1ts history, ,carosully
ss''dled may prove n clue to tue problem of tho
aboriginal A1laoticang. Tho md,i1id-buildora Of
inc North and tho oitr--bui1dors Of tho South
mny DO represented iu tho town-dvo]lora NJ
Now Moxico aud Arizona -
, 1874-07-14

r Tho Postmaatera In Iowa, Wisconsin. Min
neHota, Illinois, and Indiana arc just NOW man.
pulatiny tho party cauoussa 20 AZ to have all thu
rEaaont members OF Congress reuomiuatoa. Il
, 1874-07-14
SPRINGFIELD.

oo"nty Assessment asotiarns--Appoint-
mont
Srecfa{ Dfsnatch to IHe Chfeaao 7x3b,,.
sPR'Ndf1EED., Ill.,, July 13.--Asuessnlouts for
~ tnlftean ,ccountios havo boon returned to tho
, 1874-07-14
TO.pAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

HO0LEY'B THEATRE. .17nndolpf strcet, sbotwenn
Q1ark and LaSsllo Engagement Of Tony pAstot's Va
ktay Troupe.
, 1874-07-14

IN tho East, the foreign-born population 'aro
found chiefly in the largo cities. Tue Irish thoro
predominant. They aro tho most numerous for
oiGn element In Connecticut, massachusetts,.
Michigan, Now jersey, Nav York, Ponnsylyania,
Rhode Island, and California, but tho great
body Of them aro found in Now York, Now En-
land, and tho Mtdd1o Btntos. Tho Germans are
most numerous in Illinois, Indiana, Missouri,
Ohio, Wisconsin, Texas, and Maryland. Tho En-
glis[l'apeaking foroign-born, including tho Irish,
English, Scotch, Welsh, and Canadians, aro 80
per cont moro than ths Gormans; aud OF the
ngliBll-speakng two-thirds are Irish. Irish
and German emigration is falling of. That OF
tho English and 8candinayians ID increasing.
The numbox Of Soandinayians III thls country
amounts now approximately to 114,953, Of
which number thoro arc in
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injunction to Restrain The Company
from 0boying Tho Law,
Doubt About the Intentions Of tho
G., B. & @ Company.
Abolition OF the Commission System Of
Selling Tickets.
mortgages on the Town Central Roaa
to Do Forocloscd.
n,. IKE IOWA RAILROAD LAW.
tAE CHICAGO NoRTi1YYEsrrnn rn1o,.r,, I'm.


THE uutoAao . sanr;,,aaar 1soAD Law.
NonInwlsrhhN nsEl. KNJoiNEp FnoA
The confor7o,.,, ~. .!Sa -! II.
Companies r. r,n ~ .a. .uo 'eaalne Iowa railway
couragod Ito beos t1ot r .t ~" o1 thas State GU
would experience mn ,3,f,o,,,t.. oaN1'o ooano!A
| PROVISIONS, But tc disnaa;.,a ~ entosclng tts
oaHo there Ia INV nroanaet W u l'taeato IN
| atronp In In 49,, ~, aoSpeet OF Buccesa ia TOO
nrat h1r II moa snoscsnor '., abandoned. From tho
Iowa lines, wus dlspoaoa IT, tass .1 ol threo
bottor ground for hIs oct,o,, IT,. no naa
tty Of tin 1o,vn astton enoii had tho major
porod by boing oharterod unaor ~, ~ "elo nat'
lato thar carro. nu eglalatto p tho right to rogu.
hlr. Williamn-tho Chicago, Iowa 's1tSan Ma,,aa? ns
to podar Raplds.-was cbartorod ,ra.,a,as4 ..!.on
assertion Of tic reservci notrar p,e'aosto this
leaso H. y H. III subject to IT. This road Is
and forr1a nort ~ .a g Northwostern Company,
nohuay laHs tariffs In accordallee WITH rl,o Inn"
!aw #ero sent out to all tho Oomnarr's sro,ta
IN Iowa. Nov comes Mr. williams, and Iei;s r. liz
tho NortI,wnntorn ~ ~! olut'ol!on to restrain
leased road aforosn1 in ocoorJa upoiatntB tho
Legislative schedule. Noticc " r;a WIN the
wss. received Friday AcEnoviodamant a,ieh,un ,V,
j q motion mado for u ohance ~ 'bo company md
State to tho United sta'es Court rna I5G@ tue Tue
ooedlng adds to tue compIority nf tha a ra,11a so
controversy Tho difference botwco, ~ IT, saWay
Wisconsin case boing that no rasorvod ss @ a TIC
regulate can DO adducod in the Iowa w caso ss' 70
will clearly presout for inflic;n 1'M Maaa. Gaso. Ie
question as to whether a.Lorisatro nnaoaasae sno
tho Inherent right to nross,rio nv P1psoases
rAtea railroad 1nay charoc T. 10 os5 Aae.t5 "uat
motion will bo arg,iod tbis month o~pocteo tue
1xsrnucrtoSa TO rfoWrT :or,,,
Mr. ". d. Tilrall, General Tiokct anant ~ .,n
Chicago d Northwestern nuflrnoh T., n1 ~ tno
tho new tariff to tho Tiokot Aront - f'tlnlsnne r..
Division, instruotg tLom to ,,ast oer " 1no Iowa
waiting~roonls for tho lusnectio, ~ eopy 10 their
The attention Of agents is a!ao called to tha 1T
lowing rule: ""A''" W sne 1ol-
Caro- must DO obsoryed not 10 sell t,ckc,s to ,,.u
any tratn thot does not atop sc station as @
na!otablo UNI! but, in caso Of application for ieteta o
THE ou1o4no nunr,.c,,o,,
The Chicago, Burltnrtnn 4 f1uinn, n.r
mas not yet issued any tariffs to co,iform VII,
, 1874-07-14

AOAnRAtY OF MuH1U-1instod s.reot, ,hotncen Mad
teon and Monroe. Engagement OF thp Fokea Family.
Fun in FoRn
, 1874-07-14
AN INSANE MuRnEREse

her three children in Brooklyn Il faw wooks mo.
haa been committed to tue rouk4keepale Asylum.
, 1874-07-14

alo TO $1,000 1NvESTEn IN STOCKS AND GOLD
kNiiNi&4 ( GW:, Banfort Wsli.st,p IN Nav Yotk %
, 1874-07-14
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

EXPOSITION HU1LDING-L Lake ehorc, foot Of Adams
areet. parIa hy MoonlfGt." Afternoon and oTouinE
, 1874-07-14

Theodore Tilton has published another lottor
in regard to tl'o Dcochor scandal. The substance
Of IL is that tho letter to Bacon was not meant to
:be aggressive, hut In aolt-dofonBo; and that
full Charge against AIr. Doochor. such a PROV
ocnon he says, is furnished by tho letter Of 11r.
Boechor to tho Examining Committee. Hc accepts
the challenge, and within ten days will give to tho
Investigating Committee Ill tho facts, having
previously taken the caro- to sift them, and make
oath before magistrate to such aa ho dosires
to aubatautiate. Mr.. Tilton has taken tho only
course that was open to him aud ho has tallon
1t with oil tho pronptneas and modolateness Of
naanuor tint could laye boon expected.
, 1874-07-14

tnR oi Till foge Mi this trosdar} o!onnR. i.
bpsinoss and work. A full attondanoa Il !eQnestcu
by order. q. II. CRANE, Secretary.
, 1874-07-14
LEGAL. .INIELLIGENCU
4 Lively Fight. tor tho Possession oY
ocfthan Property at t2enevn Lake.

4 Lively Fight. tor tho Possession ot
ocfthin Property at Genevn Lake.
Special D1spateh to The Chieaoo Tribune,
GENEVA LAKE, Wis. July 13.-Much exotic.
mont exists In donova to-day on boating matters,
Iho lako.Hhoro in front Of tho Whiting House Is
claimed BY tho Geneva Manufacturing Company
and also by tho original ownors, Wells aud Seth
Warron. Mr. i. 7. Whiting, has purchased the
qnoat1onnb!o spot OF. the Manufacturing Com
pany, and Mr. a.. Lyslo .haa by Writings por-
mission built hia boat-houso OH the spot. VAR
ron mas gone TO tho court with tho mattor, and
on Saturday last the Justices Court decided In
Warron's favor, and ordered the shcrifr to clear
tue grounds. This morning, Warren and force
OF "orAmon, within three hours, erected boat
house. the tinbor for which lad oil to be cut and
lifted in ADVANCE. While tho work was proceed
inG, Whiting aud Lytlo drove to E1khart. 10
miles, In 80 minutes, and took an anpoal ca,ne ~
homo IN A minutog, aud with tho aid Of ono
battisfort, and three axes, t1oy knocked tho
guiding down and pilad It upon tho slloro THO
ni1eedont i Of the Village Association in tho mean
carpenters had obeyod, but number Of Warron'a
mon stood by him, refused to loaye tho roof.
faised tho American hag, and continued work
ahlngllng until tho roof foil with them, slighty
nattisford beneath the ruins. Warren bus tusf
taksn out warrant for Whiting, Lytlc. and hut
tlHford for assault aud battery Tie ouso ia IN
tonsoly exciting, and will royvo the old CHIN to
thp whole laAe.storo, which has always been a
source OF muoh litigation. What tho result viii
ho Ia uncertain.
important Decision Under tho k3anrr-
rtipt Act.
Special Dispateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
GRAND KApIDs, Mich, July 13.-In tl,a United
States Court Judge Whitney ieliyored q yery i'm
Iortant decision under tho Bankrupt law. fpril
=: Pickering waa adjudgel bankrupt. juno 81.
tho amendments to tho Dankrupt act woro an.
proved. juno 20, tho attorney tor tho potitioil-
ing creditors applied for nn ordor porlnittine
one'fourth III number aud ono-third in yaluo 81
tho creditors to, join in tue petition, in order to
comply with tho thirty-ninth section Of tho
amended Inv. The application assumes tint tia
docree mado April d, adjuicating Pickering 80 a
bankrupt IL VOID undcr the language Of Elm
amondod hoo. 80, aud TINT 1t Is necosuary to hayo
Tue roaualto numbor md yaluo of croditora
unite in tho petition. Tho language Of tho
amondmont would soom to Justify such q yiow
put the Court holds that sioh Ia not tic ceot al
Ehe anondatosy law; tho decree OF Adjudication
having boon rendered prior 10 tho approval Of
le a,ondatory net, 1t will stand rs tue dooroo Of
Tho Court. It is not In tho povor Of the lorisln.
i've department Of tho Government to no fSr 5n~
erfore with tho judicial department. o. to yacntc
'he deoroos Of the lattor. Petition denied,
, 1874-07-14

ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS speoiAl cnuolavo OF
Apollo Gommandery. No: !. Knights rctnplar wy bo
Tor work tho oror 3t thu r. g. vts,tIuR slr knights
AouFtpouslY invited. Dy order Of tho Il. O..
III il, W, IililKE. Ronordnr.
, 1874-03-14
Titan, and is certnnly larger than Moroury. md
probably ~ larRo a. Mars How SPLENDID must

Titan, and is certafnly largcr than Moroury. md
probably a. largo IA Mars How snlondid must
DO THO soSno which tho rlenot Batur1l prosonts to
ita Inhabitants It doos soom az though gcona
OF such wonderful beauty WINS not intended to
romain without spectators. II presents through
the telescope tho most boautifnt coors, tho 1nost
wonderful Hsymmetery,-a!l y presented to tho in
habitants, If inhabitants tlloro bo.
Now fow words remain to MO on tho eonorn1
question OF 1ifo in tho aolar systeu. / must
confons tho moro Study tllo matter 1 Inn con
vincod 'yo ara NOT bound In order to reconoio us
t9 tue Almighty'e work, to adopt tho theory that
all Or any considerable portion OF tic rIanota
aro inliahted. Wo look back 1t tie mast hlstory
OF tho oart1l, and We find TINT tho Creator In. ii
our oyos, waetoful Of rIis powers, though In.
huity eau mover bo wasted. 10, in tho ouestinn
OF limo thore has boon no special caro- to mako
avail Of every instaut Of t1i oxfstonoo of the all.
ferent worlds. We find that for millions Of
yoars back ol1r world WAS uninl1abttotl. md va
800, In regard to future conditions. that oyot,
though thero should not bo destruction from {Irc
life will probably by other ca,lsoB pass away from
tho earth. 50, iar from oorsidsrinr thnt oyorv
member Of tho solar fnlnily must DO niiahtotl a.
tho proscut time, tho ohancos roally arc mill
Ions to- one aghinst any special rlnnot being In
habited, becauao the titno it has boon inhnh}tcl
II jn1god in anatomy with our own oartl,. m,,st
bo very. very small part OF tho whole ttmo il,
which tito planet cxistH '-
, 1874-03-14

h1r. Arthur MaAlaBter, ono Of tho oongrega-
tion present ut the It, Janlos Street Wosleyan
Church, in Montreal, OH Sunday oyoning Lust,
suddenly sank down III ais pew, In whnt WAS Bsl1-
posed tn DO fAint. Ito WAS carried out into tho
Vestry, and nlodual Attendance aalcl for by the
minister, Drs Dossoy and Nlohol. who were in
The church. responding to the call. DR.. Deasoy
at onoo pronounced life to bo extinct, and boz
lieycd tliat tloath hud taAon place aluoHt inBtan-
tanoously from Htoppage Of the hoart's action.
iha aftorno"u Ind wnad @ from nj Ills ',omS tn ~ i'm ~
soil Hall, and III tho evening to church, whore hia
tloath occurred. Eo waH hoard to remark about
o'ulook in tho afternoon that no bud never felt
better since he had boon In Montreal: The do
Master OF Toronto, President Of tho Canadian
Bank Of Commerce, aud tho father Of Mr. W. J..
MoAiustor, Of Montreal, Wholesale merchant.
!lo waa aged 10 years, ad ca,ue originally from
ireland,
, 1874-03-14
gfenntSd nnaS by Judge Jamoson, tho bond bolng lxod

1TEMs.
Judge Farwoll will oell today from oo1 to o2y
III ot0s eaee ot SudE11 WY, not aye call
takon up IN Judgo Treo's room Monday.
Judge Rogers will hohr submitted cnscs vha,.
proper notice has boen givcn.. -. - "A@"&-
UNITED 8rarEa COUNTS,
Joseph i. peyson. Assisuco, oto., commenced
$4,000. ''o' ~
In tho mattcr Of Toronco McGufro, n. n.
Jenkina was appointed provisional Assignee,
gurEiIon oounr m Bn1Ef.
o'toorgo g. Pope began u suit against Jot,n
Fordyco and g. .. Do1.f,ott for $4,000.
against bon}amin II. White, Goo5Eo i, Do
Froltas antl DC Charles L. Rathbono, laying dam
Edwin Loo Brown sucd Asal,ol plorco for
$4,000. -
Richard Mason brought ault for 81 900 aeaiust
Enos Ayros and j. II. Eolf.
rdna,t The tomngton on stEo1 Sewing Machine Company
Emplro aowlng-Afacllto Company for 4i,120.
Ulnuurr counr.
John n. Waito began 4 suit In attachment
against the Liverpool, London Il Globo Ius1r-
a'lco a company, claiming S7,o26.a3, On two poll
Mcdonald / hoo sued John prico l. Co. for
COUNTY COURT.
,o!,a Iao 3, hramor Brothers presented clnim Of
S3us;oi AGAINST tho estate Of Charles Wagner,
Tho estate Of Henry Lampozt was declared In
solvent mud tho administrator discharged.
,. JupGMRNTs.
al y Asep e. sanfor ats1M Ko,ggg ss
V. Wllliam Edmouds, sa92.27.
o1Noy1r cognr-JvDaE Observation-Disclosures ". antos
$4,000. Moton for = now tsIul. o"'"n'' ''foe''
1upaE sa, TnEE-~aon Il. Mccoy ct al Y. uenry Duck-