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So t-mt ..sf@5-s. t~tFs
Total amount paid district
attorney = 81 60
Amount paid parish treas
urer 266 40
Balance due district at
tOrney f,I SO O0|
And said sheriff, having pre-
sented the receipt OF the parish
treasurer, showing that he had
settled with the parish, in accor-
dance with the above report; Be
it euacted, that the sheriff receive
ac4uittance for all collections, as
per said report.
Be it further enacted, That T.
w. Fuller, district attorney, be
allowed thirty-six 1856 dollars,
balance due him; as by said re
port, aud that a warrant be issued
to him for the same.
= Be it enacted, That sufficient OF
the Judgment fund be appropri-
ated to pay the judgments rem
dcred against the parish in cases
in Bossier Parish Court, entitled
I. N. Braden VS.. Bossier Parish,
Nos. 355 and $50; said judgments
to be paid after the judgments of
B. T. Oneal VS.. Bossler Parish.and
.G. w. Warren VS.. BOssier Parish.
+ The following witness scripts,
held by w. G. McDolald, were
allowed
State VS.. D. NJ. McCullom,
from Sam Thomas for SO so
State VS.. ID. N. McCullom,
for Sam Thomas, for 3 so
State VS.. d. NJ. McCullom,
for A. Abrams, for 3 so
State VS.. D. M. McCullOm,
for D. Henderson, for 3 so
State VS.. u NJ McCullom, for
q Harrison, for 3 so
The following witness scripts,
held by A. Abrams, were allowed j:
State VS.. d. NJ. McCullom,
for A. Abrams, for S13 so
State VS.. d. M. McCullom,
for G. Harrison, for IL 80
State VS.. John Foreman,for
A. Abrams. for 4 80
The following witness scripts,
held by A.. Hawkins, were al
lowed: 5>
State VS.. Rob. Robertson,
| for A. Harrison, for SO 81
State VS.. Chas. Edwards
for A. Hawkins, for 70 3 OO
The following witness, scripts,
held by B. f. Fort. were allowed
State VS.. G.. McCienahan,.
| for S. Adkins, for j.. SO g.
State VS.. g. McClanahan,
/ for r. Arnold, for ''. 4 6.
State VS.. Rob. Robertson for
/ John Oneal, for 4 q
/. The following accounts, in favor
Of B. f. Fort. were allowed: !,
One tor quarters salary as
district attorney, pro -
tenn. to March 9, 1874, $136 OF
- The following witness scripts
held BY L. w. Brasher, were al
! loved: -. .s...,., ,s.,.,.'
State VS.. B., White for NJ.
Peters, for }as-tf ,v, $6 81
State VS.. r. White for S.
Brown, for 6 8
} i The following witness scripts
were allowed .7" -.
State vs.. 7. s. Land, held
by J. c. Head, for 95 On
State VS.. J.. Davis, held by
ia, A. Smith, for @ 4 q
State VS.. Z. Stinger, held
by L. B. Kelley, for - 81
The ifollowiug'account favor
}; DR.. w. NJ. Swami, for one
f. or. saiavy as parish ply
r. r. sisian, ending March 81,
,tlsp. tss-.t-s1s- r. znf-sp.. =. .uus
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o'clock M DURD1N,
President P J
T III AUTToN,
Clerk PJ I
a.f =. BELLEVUE, LA.,(
SIR April IA, 1874.
The body met agreeable to adjourn
ment. On calling the roll, all the
members We're present, except "A.
Hawkins. The minutes were read
and approved, when A. Hawkins ap-
peared and took his seat.
BE it enacted, That William Jones
be appointed overseer, in place of
James Lee, on the Bellevue and Cot,
ton Valley road, from the north end
of the pole bridge, near the "Fair-l
cloth" place. /.
The following report was read, and
ordered spread upon the minutes. d
To the Hon. the Police Jury Of Bos-
sier Parish, gentlemen: =
io The undersighed, committee ap-,
pointed by your honorable body, beg
leave to make the following report.
We proceeded on three occasions to
the plantation Of DIR. S. w. Vance,
on Red river, before we could meet
him and consult as to the most expe-
ditious and economical plan of repair
ing the public road, fronting the
"Buck Hall" plantation, on the thor
oughfare leading from Shreveport
to Arkansas.
After due and careful examination
of the ground, we are decidedly of
the opinion that road bed should be
thrown up outside the levee, about
fourteen feet wide and four feet high,
on an average, commencing at the
lower end of the quarters, on said
plantation, where the road crosses
the levee and running on, until where
the road meets the levee, near the
north of "Cash Point lane, a dis
tance of nearly half of q mile in
length. We are of the opinion that
steps might be taken to have this
road bed built by the state, and il
not, that it be undertaken by the.
parish, by letting out the contract to
the lowest bidder.
Respectfully submitted,
L. II. HUTTON,
JOHN G. HEAD,
Committee.
On motion, action on the foregoing
report was deferred for the present.
A report was received from citizens
asking that an overseer be appointed
on the road leading from Concord
Church to Graham's crossing, on the
Bodcau. The petition was granted,
and, on motion, S. J. Clark was ap-
pointed Overseer ON said road and will
! work hands on Ike Hughes place,
Sam Clark s place, Mrs. Phillips old
place, d. Morrison and hands, and
c. M. Burk and hands.
A petition from Mrs. Anne Smith,
asking for a reduction on amount
paid for license tax, for 1871, ETC., was,
on motion, laid over for future con-
sideration.
The petition of w. r. Prather, rela-
tive to. bridging certain portions ol
the public road on Red river, from
''Buck Hall'' plantation to Gilmer's
Lane, and collecting toll thereon, &c,
was read, and on motion, laid on the
table indefinitely.
I The tax collector now came for.
ward and presented the following,
John C. Head, Parish Collector o1
taxes, in account with Bossier parish
Amount collected on ordinary
fund 500 II
Amount collected on road and
bridge fund SO z
Amount collected on judgment
fund "a 81
Amount collected on licenses
for 1874 800 on
Total amount collected $613 Z:
Less commissions at 10 per ct 81 81
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TIE following accounts, werei on exaiiiin-
alton, allowed
One in tayor w R Prather, for lluui-,..lg
One in favor Of T w Fuller stats srr
eases, to p Baker. :. As 90
One iOr 4 h Hutton, p, state dGe ).
cases. es....-..--- D W
% mittee. - 10 90
Onefo T II Hutton, clerk police
I Jury. etc. -. - ..fN'3O w
One for J n Belcher, constable first
I JP, DIR Bennett. ~. ...... ....f IS 50
stationary. &c. rs 90
One, L n Braden, wit script. --.... 70
One, l. Biggs, erecting flagstaff. ...- 20'OO
One, w II Scanlaud. proceedings
police Jury February fs14. .-..... ~ w
One for w H Scanland, proceedings ;l.
police jury, March, 1874. .....-.. 1890
One for w H Scanland, pub. sheriff,
= sale. state VS. Herring. -, ....ii 20 90
One for w Il Sca,i land, pub. sheriff
sale. state vs Kiucaid- s 90
One for w II Scanland, script ....- Is
One for e Head, road c0mtnittee. III 90
One for w Hill, J P, State cases
todate- .:....-.--. .---..--s .ioloV
One for b Lowery, wit. script,
State vs. T 8 Land! -.-..-..--..-., ti0G0
oNs SsJ .pi DAVIS. % wa .'..p.' s' ii75
One for A Hawkins wit. script, State ,,,sga.
vs. II James... .-.--.---. SW
st State M vs. a Banks. s...'......,.. w. .. 90
| One for b Onea Judgment fund. !. S,OO
1t being now the hour of tive o'clock, p
m, the police jury adjourned, to InecCstc.
morrow morning vt nine o'clock.
| MA DuRDIN,
| President Pm
TIL, HUTrON. f's' sto'
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$4,1S0 OF
Total

The treasurer further presented
parish warrants and script paid, to
the amount of three thousand nine
hundred and fifty -four So, ,9A.1S) dol
lars, which were examined and
found correct. His percentage on
sums received, is one hundred and
four fSi04. SOY dollars and fifty .cents;
md On sums paid out is ninety-eight
(S9S.S5) dollars and eighty-fve cents
which were allowed him; leaving d
balance in the treasury Of twenty
two l$z2.54) dollars and fifty-four
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the grand Jury. q %
One waiting on the parish court, Feb 'a.r<
ruary, March and April ---.--...- ID %
March term, wood, Sc. Is %
One for waiting Oh the police jury, ua.-t-
January, February and March, 81 55
The following accounts, in favor Of JW
Walker, clerk Of the district court, in pre-
liMinary trials were allowed }iGGsi
State vs Jim Majors -s.-.-.-...-.-..-. - 40
RT Vinson. 60
RTyinson. n...... IS
ALI Banks. 9 2O5
& Woodward. 65
H james ~. 2 so
s- - RsI.ewis IS
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certify the foregoing to be q true and
correct copy OF the minutes Of this police
.iYry, at their regular session, held April
1874 80 its1tf sat1l90. s. .l,'iAi
HUTTON,
sas 2fi5@gfff cf,it Csefk Hji.
pa.tt,a fiid ssew .Gh..i
Decorah-posten., 1874-11-21

pa no ingaan9 gaat atpaa oG Or
oi ha iaat; men gu naaoe oei ON
on f9 m9i t9 aa aanSre be-"
Sc iioit Mutomns, ION life bapoe
nbot bet 8inseite al 8ieitebubs. BE.
.pertninsen. ltuloe MI o9laa enb.llS
lettes tilboros, os ser bIeu frembaa.
ret npt Torraao al aliens sooe Sing.
Msn Gnbusr fan NOT itienns. at BET
bar mart hsltllt meo Den BorolRt.
ming, tbi paa en- laaban Oa9 fan
man blGlpe li9 aloeles ubsn Wab,
paaitaor man. 6crt ettes.)
Decorah-posten., 1874-11-21

Iuu IR re no OaQtuQ petatte, Nue
iom ba siort 9uie ben @gra aa
inoRnbe iei per icaB, al 6ar 90
Wor uente no o9, at Nue lom Der
e, feIie me uat &iertien aa bit at.
ennos. aa ief Sraftementa fit ion1
q fan bi. Wsn felt piI me no, for
ME ores alta. taffe @n' for basiss
runos o. milee @apsr."
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nsh. bporsitsr YialmsDsriet: "9u sr
min @ert, iss sr bin @iait" bIse
aiiunsst. 90 bsrpaa iitsmtss bet
samle SGiterclsfpab ON 8ebeffa,
ium tenIsoss fra lin 8rober oabans
Sus, Ger bun
pao Stano blep falost lnn.
Sriuili9sn ielu at lUare
Gig bar on Oct itaois Dir Sinb.
Mso nisle WGnb at iars2
en- Gang, lem sierne aItiO iaar &ao.
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nalet Ill, at Slmsn er fonlmen, ba
Sruoeu itaI iorIuoe 1T 6%roIeneblem.
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ri naacoe 10 paa StenbtJen bertc
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tjrm oem," % SlebIiftst eitcr laa
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faast I'm 9ooe frilte Yet pao Sinoen
isieu. % nIorins bar bel nOgsn Sruns
Gniist i~ira0let lali9sre END Oct lOm
munte9 81 bisrtelise y1fcnlfninser.
buOrmso Ollie ionl Gn bilisoe Oct
npanfomre &ar, msosns ~ounoreoe
8psisltIo aHprsnss til osrcs sSre.
Men Ssriusrp meo &a9nbilo PED
S0anoen, baneoe ZIG Tei aiennem
SrImmslen ben til min Wobsr, o.
irst ban srsb % fnlsebs hsnpes
9aano, iasoe ban: @Nei alder. alder
ifa ri 9lemms b9i for De iom Oh
ba slort mot os leas. Me bar lite
WaaI bell Mast tG "a tnfte oGi
i%uIbrrt." S9 Saarsrne laapel i bans
iom i Tiseus Sins bite. at Satfsn
fom ira Slsrtsts Obj.
Ssrpaa gift De IND os ben for Sar
Nrne, iom enonu mso ct Yar al De
samle 8ubbsr iab paa &ratfen.
"Sa ia, DC fe' no iaa bi oa. Ber.
iusnb." iasoe @amIsn, ioet ban baaub.
tpsss meo lin uoroenos Waas. 1aGi
Decorah-posten., 1874-11-21

p"' Wv cut S"HIte tHotVutHi uttp
SiIitratfsIist.
"Stientiuenn! Sem iIaasaa paa
oei neme 8orsnna Der. On ie'
llaa aat 90 faa bem otpits."
Msn Susnosu bstlassbs rleb paa.
tasst bsbreusIis Mine, at bsormssst
ban emo itientebe / Boiler os 8Ias,
iaa biaIp bet MItiammsn 5ntst Ser.
item bar Iise flor bos CONNIE. IQi.
ssusl ifulbs ban "bp' aat" O.: eiere
lit 8soite) enbnu Ell Sang.
Sa Spsnbsn MI paanp boubs
"iti9ntst lin Sm9ans. bantsos 6or.
man ben after / 8orbet, buorpaa ban,
citerat baoe rrmmst iis ct Yar San.
&c, fog iauIebss tiIorbs
"Gttslom NE no ha ete "a oretfc
"a psosrfuG9e pdarc SG9emsr me-
9errcns @autr. laa Ct en no paa
Sia NE tiGm jboug, fefer me IL
fOmme iameu btr iba0. ga at me
bar / Iita TS%orrstniu9 "a utfcte Sc
G oGI iaa, fan Gi meine. at Ri to
0rifd, ION iet!' ier 8Ot wuo Der.
lite pile uaara0 ioruegoc mr Oi.
ON NE part itttann Der, iGa nt me
lite fOm mar ipas. Va l!ulit rG
iaa paaraa Sur htLi 4en Der / 9a9a
iom eno0n lite ba faat I'm Setom,
iaa in eE taa M Mton All lea
loa9 uTr me- hl iaGt uorette Dc
me ltuuc.
Serpaa bsrrrls ban oet iprcsles
8IGosli9e ! cen Spitio ION Isirsoes
Iona, huorIsoes SruOsu, Jon par
fommen al aoot 6oIt % bauoe e.
soot SOu DIR bun bar fOmmsr ira,
% MI / al Den Sio bun bauee p1.
ret i ostts 9us life bappe iest On.
BET end "8oot ior NO." sarite pit
plIoe bllpe sn goo sSstsirlIs % 3us.
mcoer men Oct buroe bun ogiaa
bllue. bun lom ilt til Wano en- laa
bran % op8ti9 cs "tru 8ar til at
itr9ue," iom ban nils. Men buor
sopt o9 lopsnoc Del enc Tor Wsnne.
ltenss Cine tunne ie no for oerss
6remtio, iaa maatte DC DOG life psnls
al Hoppe 9ieuusm %sroen ncsu Woo.
gang % 8lenporoi9htnsr, % ba bar
Oct al Oct piIos itaa lin Errpe, ON
Der par nosen ri9tis sroltab % Sp.
rlgtisbso / SlsrtsrOosu, % ON De
ullos bragg S9siet iammsn liant aa
itett "a mr fat 9it paa 0u, for
oa tiam opm nOt IRAN, ON nn &C
alder iaa tOnst." Ssrpaa psobIsp
ban, hsnpsnot til 8iaiterne: 'Ma
Decorah-posten., 1874-11-21
ct G1erbalfts SrDauY.
(@fter SGn Sielbbpss~ at Sfsaatb.)
Gortiat fra forrise No.)

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let berss Snbbolo Here 8anse al be
trapIe 6or9ansstonsr bar bIsusn for.
npst, % be fruisoe Smerformsr
bapbe alt miitct nm pyramid allfe Sop.
8rubsfasen mec Oct 9iloe Waunetr0t
itoo DOG enoru urcrt paa Sr9boros.
tnoen, tbi Den MATTE ialfalo beboIoe
fin SLAMS 9g~itipsbassn oper. SmiO.
!crtio off SflGnfsiucncsrc meo Dc
beie imnIe 9ubfnuber unoer Nrmen
Hlttlgen ON % ipr9epe Tor meo Oct
fraflige 81 al ilutfe oeu 5erit, lom
snbnu maatts rare tiIbo9e hos Gu
tIIr auben. Zen forte 6lnlft 100
ocI beller itit rrfesIes paa S%flGntCn,
men maatie mo0g tpgau9 lmsIlcnl
ban / 6iGrrlu8b0nftn al fare nD
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nj life paaitaa. al Oct par oeltc, ION
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rrltere % mllnirs. MET oiIt CT Def,
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paa eru irriie Sine tilfOrt 8ampeu
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naar 8euUrtnalost, iOm uosu Sarid
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Surren fuuoe ben Gufeltes Heit blot
meo NnitrGuSslie irGnse isitnusm,
% Allc talte, msn in9en ipntes at
here.
GnoeIi9 bantebe 6Ormanosn til
9Do meo I'M SIGtalef, buOrmeo Der
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fanbt. at 8ssrsb,t Roget / Oct Sa.
Decorah-posten., 1874-11-21
Rel. DIE @lemfuusn.

REL. Die glemfuueu.
Der li99er ct 9anb MOB Den tpi9e Sx,.
s 8spnerne fun er Der 8aaben at Il.
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90 GAP Os lin Saga mso 8ilsou paa.
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ga imilte Den saulls % nifeo blot.
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Gen alfssraa gauta. bpor sammcI Den ltob;
SUN itoo Der emo Glbrs, Ia in9sntins;
Wsn i%lcniatte Sausr laa runbt Sting.
SUN TOO ps pco Saanosn. % Srlse bun gan
Bort perira iii &irfen laa title % lap.
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$psrt 9Th, Dor Sis / 6aunsn tassr
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Spsr Ganfstuilt. lom 9iust tIarsr,
$usr Oaao. iom Eyer os bsparsr
81 Ell YrOuins til 9anbst last.
90 Ior Dor 6tibso uaris Yastl
9isrnfierne 9isru'rn
Decorah-posten., 1874-11-21
As.
Mel. al @rstrr.

Jor Norss. 8iempsrs SCOTLAND.
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ga naar nj lerlt iaa Slop paa Snno.
vi lpot om Sribso rrgmme.
So9 poa9uc ri psl cp enson9
90 brpps Grufcr, Saanb % Spar9
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-12

DANCING AcADEMY.-Professor Bach
will open practicing class for ladies
and gentlemen, to meet on Friday even.
ings from to 10 o'clock, at Browns
Hall. The Professors tuition classes
will meet as usual on Mondays and
Thursdays. tt
BILLY THE STAGE Boz intends, from
Monday, Nov. Q, to start his stage line
from Phoebe to Bullionville at A p. m,
and leave Bullionville at 8 a. m. next
morning-regular trips.
HIaHEsT cash price paid for new and
secondhand furniture Of all kinds. j.
r. STAPLES, Phoebe street, below the
Postofice. oclS-H
FoR SALE.-A large quantity Of human
hair and also house and lot. SEQ I'D
vsrtisement. 100.
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Pacific Coast.

San FRANc1sco, Nov. 11.-Shortly after
6 .. m, to-day, the river steamer Sacra-
mento. from Antioch and Vallejo. just as
It arrived at Broadway wharf, took fire
from the explosion Of a watchman's
lamp, on the lower deck. Efforts were
made to extinguish tho flames, but
proved unsuccessful, and the fire
alarm was turned on, and in few
moments the ontire upper portion of
the steamer was mass Of flames. All
tho passengers remaining on board got
out safely, and some Of her cargo was
saved. On the lower deck were ten
cases Of fixed ammunition belonging to the
Government. These were removed to
the wharf, but not till several Of the
cases were burned through. That nc
explosion occurred is due to the courage
Of the nrsmsn. One horse and som'
hogs ont Of drove Of ssventy.fve wer'
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-12

p,sAx1NT-A good many Of the boys
are fitting out for the new mines and pro-
nose to start SO soon as they can get
.oeav. That is all very we'll. We wish
them luck. II, however, working miners
receive the intelligence we do, We doubt
wbetber they would be quite so fierce.
Yesterday we had the privilege of read
;,o a letter from the new Silverado. The
,r;ter saws tiat he thinks some Of the
,aosted miues are good and will pay
,vsli but how extensive they are, heaven
and that institution won't telD only
tnovs. In the meanwhile, our CORE
snondent says that there are a great
nrnmber of men daily arriving at the
mines. and the greater portion are in the
nsual condition-flat broke and willing
10 90 TO work at any price. The ruling
rate of wages is 50 per day. and more
men Offering than can be put to work.
This does not appear very fattering
nrospect to our Phoebe boys. though
,hsv think SO, for distance lends en-
chantment to the view. In conclusion,
Va would not advise any one to stay
sTsy from or 60 to the new excitement;
bat we will perdict the observation that
when the Raymond & Ely pumps are at
work and the ledge OF that company ex.
posed beneath the water level, Phoebe.
next to Virginia, will be the livliest camp
on the coast.
SocIAL.-Last evening Hanly's Hall
was crowded by great number of our
prominent citizens, who attended the
second party given ny .ho Young Mon'a
Social Club. Every attention was paid
their visitors and all who participated in
the enjoyment OF the evening were hope
full OF having another opportunity OF
sharing the generous hospitality of the
club.
The election whisky one would think
was pretty well consumed. However,
yesterday couple of hombres busted
themselves by drinking to the health of
all sorts of candidates, until they struck
a snsg, and that was Hobart. One was
for him and another against him, and
the result was bloody nose and an ad-
monition from Fat Mack, after which
the boys were not quite SO emphatic or
enthusiastic.
An OUrrTr.-Yesterday George Davis,
the well-known auctioneer, was exhibit
ing and talking for an hour on the merits
of fine mule team, which he said was
Just the thing for trip to Panamint.
1t might be good to get there, but not 30
we'll to get away.
FIRE LAST NIaHT.-A cabin on the
further end Of Lacour street got light
from the usual cause--a defective stove.
pipe. A bucket or two of water and
some ready help saved the shanty, which
in five minutes more, would not have
been worth the paper this item is written
on.
MusEUM.-This evening Backentose'G
Museum and minstrel Troupe will ex
hibit at Hanley's Hall. On Tuesday
evening they were greeted by very
large and appreciative audience. and We
have no doubt but this evening they
will receive a similar complement.
Pools will be sold to-day at p. m
on the great race to come off at Sar
Francisco on the 18th. The pools vii
be sold in front of John Cassidy
saloon.
DISTRICT CoURr.-Gaunett vs.. Leavis
argument concluded and submitted t
the Judge.
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New York, Nov. IL. - When the
oswego Express, on the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad, ar
rived at Mauch Chunk last evening,it was
discovered that the express car had been
entered by robbers and the safe Of Wes-
cott & Co.'S Express thrown out. The
robbers forced an entrance from the top
of the car.
ST.. LOUIS. Nov. 1.-The coal miners
in Ct. Clair county, Illinois, opposite
here. at meeting yesterday, resolved to
continue the strike for the uniform price
Of four cents per bushel, eight hours
labor and just weights. They also re.
solved that all miners in the Belleville
district must join the Union. There is
considerable apprehension that trouble,
and possibly bloodshed, will follow. A
militia company has been formed and
furnished with State arms to avoid such
contingency. The miners disclaim any
intention OF violence, but declare they
will hold out to the last.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1l.-Baron SATANIC
the now Portuguese Minister, was re-
ceived by the President to-day. The
usual speeches were made.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Evening
Post says: That if the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company is willing to make term
which will give the Pacific Railroad tn
tea and silk business. an arrangement
can be made; if not, the railroad viii
accept the English steamers which hav
been carrying them on easy terms, an
will use it as line Of their own between
San Francisco, Japan and China. Til
Pacific Mail people have a consultation
to-day on the subject.
Ross 4 Smith, in the bagging trade
on Front street, suspended to-day. Thei
liabilities are 1925 900. They hay
turned over their effects to their cred
tors and hope to make favorable settl'
ment. The bagging business in this cit
is considered in a very critical conditio
and fears are entertained of furth'
failures.