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SUPREME coURT-CIRCUIT-PART 2
Decision.
SUPERIOR COURT-sPEOIAL TERN.

BY Judge Van Brunt.
Kliuk vs. Kelly, Sherifi.-Case settled.
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PIFTYsEvEN7H STREET POLICE COURT
The Rif1ed Trunk Case.
Before Judge Otterbourr.

Before Judge Otterbourg.
the charge or larceny preferred BY Theresa
Schauman against Linda and Sophia Meyer, the
daughters OF her former employer, Mr.. Isaac
Meyer, Of No. e6 West Fiity-fourth street. came up
for examination yesterday: The young ladies
general GENIAL in behalf Vf his fair clients. who
were very indignant at me idea OF being even sus-
pected OF tnievlng The merits OF the were
not, however, gone into, the examination being
postponed until next week. the accused being
allowed TO so on their recognizance.
Committed for Assaul
jeremiah Quinn, blind man, and James Carroll.
whose legs are paralyEed and therefore OF no use
to him, were brought into court from Blackwelrs
Island, where botn were inmates OF the Aims
house. Quinn vas committed for trial for striking
Dangerous Driver.
Thomas Kavaugh. driver OF Third avenue car
No. Ill. was arraigned ior throwing John O'Con.
nor, oi No. s5s Seventh avenue, OF the front plat
Iorm thereby causing the wheels OF the car to
pass over one OF ms legs and inJurng 1t severely
that 1t mad to be amputated. As result UCOn-
nor 1t Is ieared. VIII die. Kavaugh was commit
police the injured man says that ne wanted to get
on at Tnirtyeignth street, but the driver refused
tlme.'' OConnor then took hold OF the brake to
stop the car himself, and then 1t was that kavaugn
pusned him OF. Kavaugn informed the Court
that he had been driving only three DAYS. Three
days more ne had been under instruction, and
this was all the experience he mad.
Attempted Burglary.
John Donahue, horseshoer. was charged with
an attempt TO commit burglary on the premises
No. 600 Second avenue on Monday night. He said
ne as intoxicated and knew nothing OF wnat had
been alleged against him. he was committed ior
trial.
Assault ON = Ward Detective.
Ward Detective Handy, Of the Eighteenth pre-
cinct. attempted to arrest on Monday evening q
notorious character named Henry Payne. He was
Knocked down, beaten and stamped upon by
Payne, assisted by others. With The assistance OF
another police man Payne was arrested. He was
held to answer IN default OF $500 BAH.
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COAL AND WOOD.

GR CE -GESUiNE LOCUST MOUNTAIN AND
PO -. Lchigh Coat from 50 20 10 ~ per ton q
400 lps. delivered. IuuMAo ThEDFURD, twenty.
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nIPLOMA OF MERIT. VIENNA EXPOSITION lsa-
~ pr paIcison's American Powders anu l iozenses p
or ind igcston aud all diseases Of the stomacn row
ders, 81 per box Lozenses, 81. All chemists dcpon
FUUGERA, New York MONTEUkE, New OrlcanA :
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The Mccormick or Hard Cash" copven-
ton at Springfield on Wednesday adopted an
excellent platform, rs far as it goes, but ii has
failed to get the sympathy of large wing OF
the opposition in this state on account of its
omission of the national bank clause of the
Independent platform. There can be no re-
storation Of specie payment in this country
with any assurance Of permanency while we
have three thousand national banks to food
the country with three or four times more pa
per than they have goold to reedem itwith.
The convention made another mistake. 1t
ought to have nominated Mr.. Gore for state
treasurer Who cares whether Mr.. Gore is Il
hard money man OF not? The Office of state
treasurer is in no sense political, and the sen
timents of that tunctionary one way or the
other can have no influence in deciding the
specie question at Washington. 1t is the sue
cess of the nominees of this convention that
will tell at Washington, no matter who they
are or what they may individually think.
The nomination of Mr. Carroll simply defeats
the opposition and gives the soft-money re
publcans an easy victory.
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this is not sufficient to excite suspicion and
distrust of the leaders of this movement IN
the minds of all those opposed to the nation
al banking system.
IT, however, you are opposed to all systems
of banking ana in favor Of an exclusive gold
and silver currency you should say so in
plain terms and point out the advantages as
well as the practicabiity!of the. system. Show
the people the benefits they are to derive from
the adoption of it. The people are deeply
interested in this money question and want
all the information that can be obtained Let
us have light. n. d.
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20 great to promote the comfort and happiness Of the pa.
rents and daughter to whom, after the early death Of her
husband she devoted the remainder OF her days with
disposition unusually cheerful and sunny. she was always
The Hight and the JOY and the life both OF the social and the
family circle. Her deep religious convictions her natu.
raj Kindness Of heart made her useu everywhere, and with
her extraordinary Intelligence unailng yvacity and spark
ing W.T. made her welcome visitor to the households Of
her many friends
onr scar deceased friend loved ana enjoyed this life In
auonsi and christian way yet when It's end came 1t found
her ready to depart and be with Christ During long and
painful Illness she was patient apd accomplishing susr.
en- Tor her feet were firmly planted upon the Rock of Ages
er ah IN Christ was unwayerng, and every passing day
Drought fuller assurance that for her TO die was gana
gam oil heaven and its immortal fectes She found that
In the words she family quoted few moments before her
DEATH Jesus can make dying bed soft as dosny pillows
are"
Hers was perfect victory death and the grave and
with words OF triumph upon her lips. her rausomed soul
broke sway from the trials and the darkness of earth TO the
light and adecss glory OF Heaven As the heavens were
opened and Jesus was revealed to tie maycd Stephen so
10 the falling vision of this dying saint were given enrapur
turing visions of the Celestial City Christ It's light and
husband gone before and waiting there welcome her.
NO, no. 1t is no. dying,
Heavens citizen to be-
y crown immortal wearing,
And rest unbroken sharing,
FROM care and conflict fee"
DG. c. o. WATEEs, Chicago.
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THE EARLFELLn RACES.
fhe most successful Horse Fair ever held in
the County,

Over Hundred 1.:.." We're There.
Che most successful Horse Fair ever held IL
| the County.
One OF the most successful horse fairs, boih il
point OF racing and good order, was held at Earl
vile, in this county, during the past week. We
give the result Of The races up to Wednesday
evening, as witnessed by our local.
On the forenoon Of Tuesday, The first race was
dash OF aQuarter of mile, by running horses
Won by Gonda, n black mare owned by Mr.
Butcher Of Camanche, III. Time, JSl4
The next race fer pacing horse, in which De-
flance, Bob Kinney, Sucker State, Sleepy George
and lioosier Dick were the starters. Won by
Sucker State, in ID, Srd, and 4th heats. Time
2;25>33, 22SjjG, and 2;22S
The next race was running half mile dash,
in which three horses started. Won by Muskq-
teen. Time 81 4 seconds.
Following this came trOtting race fSr four
year olds, between Mr. Neclcys horse, J. Case,
and Sweet Brtcr, 4 Chicago mare. Won by Sweet
Brier in 3:13.
| The last of the races on Tuesday was the 2:3s
race, in which nine horses started It was Il
| splendid race, and vas won by Randall, cAcs.
nut sorrel horse, owned by Mr.. Clark Of Omaha,
Neb., in 2:30&l, 1850, and 2:22S9i
WEDNESDAY.
| In the morning Il running race between horses
owned in La Sale county for the past thirty day ).
Four horses started. The rice was won hy Pet.
Time 10
y foot race, in which twelve able bodied fellow
! citizens were entered, was the next on docket.
Nosey Brown having just gone through Il water
melon, was drawn under pretense of a loose shoe
The race was easily won by Mr.. Fullerton. Time,
24lg seconds.
But one horse was exhibited in the three wear
old race. Governor Sprague, owned by VI. Highly,
of Canton. The colt trotted a quarter in 3;i3
seconds, and has made half mile in Ill. He is
considered the best colt on American soil, and
was greeted with storms of applause.
\ running race Of half mile heats followed in
which five horses started Won 10y McFaddcn.
Time, 523i and So seconds
On Wednesday afternoon, in the three minute
race, sixteen horses were entered. 1t was one of
the most exciting races of the meeting and was
won by Randall in three straight heats Time
IBIS, 1884 :, and 235.
The next, a $50 race, was contested for by nine
horses. As good race as is often bcheld was
the result. The winning horse was Gen Howard
'of Milwaukee. Time, 2;35, 2:33 aud 237il Sec
ond money by Anna B., Of Delayan, Wis, and
third by Young Wilkes, Of Chicago.
large concourse Of people were in attendance
al the races, and the Earlville Driving Associa-
ton are becoming famous rs one Of the popular
race courses Of the West
No,
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PEEsoNAL-Capt. p. Ryan, the City Collector
returned recently from q trip to Ireland. Hchad
. delightful time and comes much refreshed, re.
jayenated and eager for work in his official ca.
paeity when any turns up.
Major W. VI. Taylor, our former townsmcn, il
one Of the newly appointed Pcniten;ary Com.
mi,sioners.
Our distinguished friend Col. r. Lyle Dirkey,
la, been confirmed corporation counsel 81 tie
city Of Chicago.
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PUBLIC scrooLs.-Thc publ. scAool, Of O,,a-
wa will open on Monday NEXT; TIE custom Ia.
been TO begin the fall term on the lr.: Monday
in September, but o. the first Monday Of tina,
month this year comes On the 18th, tbs would
take upt too much time in the present vacation in
December The school buildings have been i'm
ternaliy painted, ka.ominel, c.tJnpl mp and
generally repaired, and are now 81. good order
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School books Of all kinds in use in ;A,- c1,,n
ty at Osman Il Hapeman's Book St6go.

ANEW PAPEm-"KaptnS' Kellogg hu- wise
ly concluded TO give the world his brilliant idea.
Of things in newspaper form. Early in scptem
Der he will issue "7he Aacrisan Dealcr's JotuGai,'
being or to be published as the exponent Of the
liquor and tobacco trade Mr. kellOgg's counec
ton with the revenue service places him in pos
session of much very valuable information to
dealers and we doubt not that his venture will
result in success
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Stoves of all styles, at IIacbcrlin Bro.

RApE.-The attention Of ESQ. Smith vas occu.
pied yesterday with rape case.
Thos. Rafferty, was.charSed with rayishing one
Mary Ann Dun, an idotic girl residing with her
aunt in the 18th ward The crime IS said TO L I'VE
been committed on Thursday noon. After hear
ing the testimony the prisoner wa- committed
to the County Jail in default OF $500 ball.
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Az AccIDENT-MrWm. smith, while pedlliu.
apples on Wednesday evening, few miles from
town, in getting out with u hushel basket fun Of
fruit, fell and, 4, he thought, hurt his arm. He
soon discerncd that he had dislocated bone IF
his left arm. Drs. Hathaway and CampGela were
called and the arm was soon nvcd up.
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A-I'fIt'~- sSAIC.-No,lce IA hereby given,
vi That by virtue decree md entered OF record
by tie tcu Court Of La Sale county, Illinois
then pending In Sad court The chanCery side Thereof
wherein Della MNCl was complainant. and Charlton Il
lcckw'th WIS defendant, shall on Tuesday the twenty
ninth day OF september D. k NJ the hour CT ten oc0C
IN The forenoon Gfssf day offer Tor sale at the south door
of the County Court House In OTTAWA IN said county, 81
public auction, and viii then sell the hIghes, bidder ae
following described property, being the U.dere nv
said decree 10 he sold that Is 10 say
All OF That portion Of Lots forty and forty IN the sab
division Of the southwest fractional quarter of section
township tTty'hrcc NORTH range three east tae
thir principal meridian, known and described Lot
the assessors plat ui said subdivision ot Lots forty AIT
fOrfyOnr 4 said southwest fractional quarter of said
uOu eleven SAID lot Is bounded q. follows, VIZ COmntlc.
ing - point sixty two south d the southwest corner
Of Main and Fillmore ect IN the city OF Ottawa. thenre
running south to the OF fillmore and Webster streets
thence the east line ai fence OF the premises al
by william icklng and In possession of DR.. Gbos,
thence north 10 point due Of the place OF beginning.
thence east TO he place Of beginning Also the west twenty
feet Of hCt part OF said lots forty aud forty In the sub
division of said southwest fractional quarter OF said section
eleven bounded as follows VIZ: Commencing on the south
line OF Main street thirty feet west of the east line OF sad
lot forty thence south s,NNtWO feet thence west e5
tyscyen feet thence north flNfvNu feet theuCC east eg
ys"yen lc't the plc" at be- ginning. All OF said above
described prulsus biug and being Ia the city OF Ot.2YA
county of La sale ard stare a. 'EU,'s
TFI,Ns or SALH-tasn. GEORGE VI. LELAND
Dated Aug. ~, 1874 Master In CHANGER.
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Gee.P, RoWe|| & Co,

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An advertiser IN dealing with the Agency, saved trouble
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10 decide whether To increase reduce the order or sUch
information there Is no charge orders taken for sn-
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For several days have a committee, consisting
of DR.. K. +. Dyer. K. Williams, County School
Superintendent and Judge W. T. Hopkins Of
Norris been examining applicants for appoint
ment As cadet from this district to West Point
The woIld be cadets are Samuel c. Dalrymplc,
Peru, age Il; James F. Duncan, La Sale, age IS :;
George T. Austin, New Rutland, age ~; 5. f.
Gooding Peru, age l6; Chas. \. Cation, Joliet,
age 90; Frank II. Treat, Joliet, age IS; Leland
Dromgool, Newark, age 10; W. W. Nicely Otta-
wa, age 1G; W. F. Armstrong, Morris, age L.
Noappointmcntha has yet been made, Judge Hop
klns being compelled TO return to Morris. He
will visit Ottawa again in a few days when the
committee will select the lucky youth and Ic-
commend his appointment
The boys are represented as being very fine
class, ana We presume for this reason the com
mittce have not yet become fully satisfied rs 10
which merits the appointment most.
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StNIjRIR-.

The efficient Marshal, jim Foster, stll PAGES
his weary beat with all Of his wonted sagaeity.
a barber claims to have discovered 4 capillary
compound which Will make hair grow on the
head of q base drum. # it works, he should be
induced to try his practical hand on the check
of Charlie Austin. Not that Charlie is cheeky,
but that he may have beard TO stroke, instead
of striking so inotiin>ivc school boy rs Tonlcy
HOwley.
The train whistlcd, and VI were compelled 70
bid adicu to the many warm friends OF Stgca'or
If Tie weather permits, and our desires are CON
suited, we shall visit them again. md cud"ayor
to Go the remainder of the town.
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STATE or'rr.lrNoI.s. I,suIxCo.--...

- I n We VI
- Il, M CJlpa fJ' .l.,gt To Ocgb- iyE \. ~ 80.
II IN '"vsIr.yy.
Trous, lIot e, Eleanor FIGHT widow of Levi Fight dc.
ceased, IhUch" Fight " iud- Fight. Abraham S!gsg.
Isaac Srlcr Jacob ~.l"r hr'-lu Baker, ,ICaa la.
Maria sisicr. Vary Sglrr q. c Adrinc S'grr.
II appearing ON an affidavit tle IN the Office OF tie
cck OF said court mar sad d trdans. Isssc Slser
Jacob Sg'er not residents OF said state and said con-
prirHut huylg hr1 ~ h' complaint In said court on
.AC rhorrery side thereof H-f CAl May A. D. =,
herein anu summons having cen issued thereon accs-'.
Ing law;
Notice Der Tore IS fc,,hy given 10 said defendants,
Isaac Sger nnd Jacob Ge' that unless you and esc OF
ypu fFJua, Pc md gpp"aI before said court. sad
term lh"'co 'o lrli az -" Court House IN Ottawa 10
"a C,ulg o." SECOND Monday of October next, A ~.
lS,l lUItI and wnorr -ld summons j. Teturhabe ali
plead. H0sv'. trHur ur e'"rp' to- .Ild h. the same
e. taken ur conis-' a-' lI-i and the matters sgl
tl. -- '.,Irg I.ay,I iy' trtrs,d Accordingly.
tll tEI r. N. HOOK. Cie-E
4. u. g. TUoNAS AID - .,,.,.. aue.g-;v
tE'. ~. ". BIANF, ''''.'''''
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The strcator House, d; stTe-tor, w, robbed on
the 2i-t instant, Of jcwciry and money, amount
in- 70 about fifty dollars. The crime was com
mi;icd in broad daylight, ana na7 undoubtedly
the work - "a professional. W cine has vt
been obtaincda- 90 the identity ~. tie ,li,s
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SIAIr. or ILL N'bIs-. l., SALLE Co -.
- ~ ttr 'U'gd tpNyt h,r,F &, icT Tim D. t--4.
-f IN f1THffgV.
John II. Cn0rd ., Isabella +. stewart and Ashe- T.
stewart.
II appearing nom aiitGv ne IN the office OF
q 'r IT said coUrf. hIf ld defendants Isabella p Stew
art i1 Asher H. stewart, are not residents of said st:s
Ful sai panHr' hIH0. Tiled D' bill OF complaint n
said court the chanC,-y sr thereof hc 18th day
August A. o. lS herein, ana Summon, having been Issue!
thereon according 'n bay
Notice therefore Is hereby given said cefendsDts, ia
loa stewart aud Asher o. scsI-' that pnlcss you AZ
gc Of personally Hc and Hr0aA- before said court.
said term t,ui 90 De lci - u' Cour House In Ottavt
in said count 'N' u NuUlpN 90 oct h next d. 49,
fyhru where s4i' ypu- is rtrIuShle.) and plea
su~us., unut- except 70 s'J' TN 'hc will D.
fllHr '. or f.' s1H. N.d the matters and ;h!1.s
tNarr'" r.,a. i..r.. .r' dinghy
CHARGES ". HOOK, Cler1.
- b. ,HEr.AHN. ~H'..fur. aug29-+E
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LOST LTNR.-A very unfortunate accident
happened to Mr. Albert Schaiicr on Monday
forenoon, which resulted in the loss Of his foot.
Mr.. 5. had been down in the city and started
back to his place Of business on the west side.
Arriving at the {. b. " Q. Il. z. track near the
depot, he was delayed by morning train. The
train, however started ahead sufficiently 10 take
up the slack. preparatory to going on a side
track TO let another train pass Mr.. SchaiTcr, no
doubt. thought the train had stopped TO receive
or unload freight, md, a. Ic was in hurry uu-
drrtook 10 20 over the train by stepping on tie
coupling between two Of the cars. Just "a, h.-
weight came on this, crash came the locomotive
back and his foot Wa, mashed literally 90 a
Jelly.
Doctors Hard and Stout We're Immediately
called and Tie foot WIS amrU:aied. Iir. ..s1aG
Armstrong e student with Dr. Hard, was called
upon for the fir; time 70 face au amrutlt.ou
lie administered the chlor1form and performed
Ai- part with apparently as little nervousness -
any 20; :Ac older physicians.
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DtrO.

hugGAt eth. EAEEY +. FISHER. oldes. son Of Prank
and Nellie Fisher; aged yrs. mos. l3 days
Funeral services % take place from residence O.. NJ Al
zen Fisher Saturday, August 2gth, GP.S
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ANNOUNCEMENT,

Dr.. c, o. wATEEs, CLicag,

burns satrheum. earache, &C. upon the human frame,
and of strains spawn, gals &C. upon animals in year
than have all other pretended remedies since the world be-
gan Iii coun.errr!tInt allhenllng pain rceycr,
Crippes throw away their crutches the lame walk poison
bites rendered harmless aud wounded
without It humbUg The recipe Is published
around each bottle Its selling article ever before
sold and sells because does Just what pretcnds
Those who suffer from rheumatism. pain swelling
deserve suffer If they will not Centaur Eminent
More than 1000 certificates OF remarkable cures, including
frozen limbs, chronic fAeUmatl>m govt, running tumois
Nc received We will circular cont aiming
certificates the recipe &C.. gratis any requesting IT,
One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur lnmen worth
hundred dollars for spawned sweened horses
mules, for in sheep. StockOwRers, this lin
iment Is worth you? attention. No family should he with
10 Ccnaur Lutnment. Sodby all druggists SOC per bottle
arge bottles 81 j. h. Rose Goa 90 Broadway New York.
CA tS'FpItIA Is more than substitute for Castor
Oh. It's the only safe article In existence which Is certain
assmilate TIE food regulate the bowels windcoc
and produce natural sleep II contains neither minerals
morphine or alcohol and Is pleasant TO take. Children
need net cry, and mothers may rest octi-y-5thp
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We are receiving daily new stock clothing
from our eastern mandatory, and in few days
our stock will be the largest ever shown under
one roof in Ottawa. L. FRANZ IL Co,
The Peoples Cio;hier, y La Sale =.
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Yrs, We want to send the dog-kiIlcr 90 tho Re
p7J'cg. Office TO shoot ormuzzlerc "y&lcrcura
that yclp every week through the Pr, ,nn,"
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Just received, al the new style, Of gents check
wear, at y. Frank Il CO, p L. Sale s., the PEG.
Flo'- tl0tl'rr
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The crusaders were rewarded a. 'a.. SUNDAY
by better attendance q, their meeting 81. lie
court house yard than usual Captain Watson,
a reformed drunkarj, and Hon. 80 John >elo,ki.
an orator OF note, addressed tie meeting. y
usual, Tie FREE TgAuEE wa, given @ ;s,.. notice.
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STpCI< fIsII.Dt:Ii~, ti:;icI'ING.-
- meeting ui the oCkhulcTsct the Mendoza Paxton
and panvlc lsarUaG Company will hr held n; the oilCe
the company IN DAnVie, Nerm,llon county, Illinois. on
IN day. October ON lS for the purpose OF electlnE
Board Of Directors r tic ensuing yea- and Tor
III" of such other business come res.
larry before the meeting. OSCAR /. MATOS,
DAM lie, Aug. u, ls,l.iw see " =. 4 y. =. L. Go