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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-02-20
Suicide in Tolsdo.--FRAzrR s. ELLIS

Suicide In TOlsd0.--FRAzER s. Ellis
promising young man, twenty years OF
age, committed suicide in his room on
Summit street, near jefferson, Toledo,
about o'clock on Monday evening
last, by shooting himself In the mouth
with pistol, death resulting in about
two hours thereafter. He had been en-
gagged since August 1879 as book-keeper
for the firm Of CUMMINGS, WAsoN &
BOWLS, wholesale dry goods merchants,
a salary Of $1,000 per annum. His
room mate, Mr.. p. T.. CALDWELL, was at
the Opera at the time Of the occurrence.
He testified before the Coroner's jury
that they had been to their room together
that evening after tea, and at no time had
he heard any expression from him indi-
eating determination to take his life {;
and could not account for the rash act,
without 1t was from financial embarrass-
ment, as he was about to loose his situa-
ton on account of the firm with which he
was engaged having suspended and he
had overdrawn his account about 5000.
Tne deceased left the following letter
for his roommate, Mr.. CALDwE Ii, which
would indicate that he had been reckless,
although Mr.. q. testifl1s that he had nc
bad habits
TOLEDO, Pan. 10, 1874.
DEAR FRIsND liam sorry have to coRm
any deed 10 'Our" rooms, but il cant be helped
Do me the favor Of seeing that the letters in ml
trunk are sent to the parties addressed. For
get my bad deeds and remember the good. trl
to do right, keep integrity for your watchwor'
and be honest In all your transactions. then 80,
never will be compelled to do as will have I
d.. Good night friend. Ses that ! am vel
taken carO Of and receive the best wishes Of hin
who has spent many leLsant hours IN you
company. " FRAZER"
His remains were taken to his home i
Millersburg, Ind, by his father, and wer
buried on Wednesday. lie was regarded
as the model young man OF that town.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-02-20
NEW ADVERT sEMENTs.
DITCH NOTICE.

IN the Incorporated Village Of Perrysburg,
Wood county, Ohio, situate north Of Louisiana
Avenue and south Of Second atreet. are hereby
notified that the undersigned have filed psti-
tlon with the Trustees Of Perrysburg township,
praying for the location and establishing OF
two township bitches, both commencing Al the
ton & Michigan Railroad, and the other on the
south side Of same, ,'thence Sasterly each along
said Rairead-bed to the Powers ravine, on
River Tract number sixty-nine is9,) and there
terminate.
Said petition will be for hearing BY said
Trustees, At the Office of the Township CLERK
on Saturday, March 7, 1874. at 10 O'Clock, A. n
SPISK, D. Lucas, ct al, Petitioners.
Perrysburg, Feb. 20. 1874. 4IbSS is
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-02-20

We are in receipt of a call for the OHIO
Prohibition State Convention, to be held
at Mount Vernon, Knox county, on
Thursday, February 26, 1874, for the pur-
pose OF putting in nomination Prohibition
candidates for State officers to be chosen at
the next ensuing election.
The farce of electing the Democratic
ticket, then flooding the powers that be
with petitions to prevent their interference
with the temperance laws, is to be repeated
again this year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-02-20
Certificate Of Compliance for Publication
OF TnB
CONTINENTAL FIRE INSURANCE CONPANT.
Insurance DEP ARrNENT, STATE OF 0HIo, |
COLUNBus, January 81. 1S746

lNAUhANCE DErAhThhNTg oTATk OF OuIO,
COLUMBUS, January 81, 1s74f
WHEREAS, The CONTINENTAL FIRE IN
SURAHCE COMPANY, located at New York,
in the State Of New York, has Sled In this
Office a sworn statement by the proper Officers
thereof showing its condition and business aud
has ssmplied in all respects. with The laws Of
this State relating to Fire Insurance Companies,
incorporated by other States Of the United
SlsteS.
Now THEREFORE,, In pursuance Of law, I,
WILLIAM +. CHURCH, Superintendent Of Insur-
anee 81 the State Of Ohio do hereby certify, that
said Company IS authorized to transact its
appropriate business Of Fire Insursnss in
this State, in accordance with law, during the
current year. The condition and business Of
said C0mpanv at the date Of such statement
Dec. 81, 1881 10 shown a. follows;
Amount Of actual paid up Capital 81, ,000, 900 0O
| Aggregate Amount Of Available
| Assets 80. ....... s.s......... 2,f5b, ,V37 0t
| Aggregate Amount Of Liabilities
(except capital } including REIN
| BuTance .......... ........ LII ,o63 III
Amount Of income for the preceding
year in cash ...s .......... ,T40 27i u
Amount of Expenditures for tho
preceding year in cash...... ,65l, ,s0l 81
IN WITHEss WHEREOF have hersunto sub
| scribcd my name aud caused th
sEAL SsslOf my Office to be AFFIXED th
day and year above written.
W. +. CHURCH, Superintendent.
F. d. MILLER. Agent,
Perry sburg. Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-02-20

RUSH X. SLOAN was arrested last week
at Sandnsky. Seventeen distinct charges
Of embezzlement were preferred against
him by the Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleve-
land Railroad Company-of which he was
formerly President. The claim of the Com
pany against him is over $4,000. His bail
was fixed at $4,000, and on last Saturd ny
he turned up missing, and his bond has
been eclared forfeited. Next.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-02-20

Messrs. WHITE s. BLYMYER, who took
possession of the Defiance Democrat on
the first of d cember last, seem to be i'm
bued with GRANTS brief message to
SHERIpAN-to "push things" They en-
larged to nine column paper on the fl st
of January, and before the month was
over put in steam power and a Large
amount of Job material. OF the latter we
know Mr.. BLYMYER to be judge, as
there are but few, If any, better job print,
els in the State. We wish them pecun:.
ary succ cess in their new field of labor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-02-20
@TNA
Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONN.

IRsURAScR DEPARTMENT, STATE OF ONO.
CoLUNBUs, January 20. 1874.
WHEREAS, The ETNA INSURANCE CON-
PANY, located at Hartford, in the State Of Com
neciicut has 6led in this office sworn state
ment, bY the proper Officers thereof, showing
its condition and business, and has complied in
all respects with the laws pr this State. reiating
tu Fire Insurance Companies, incorporated by
other States Of ths United States.
Now THEREFORE,, In pursuance Of law, !,
WILLIAM +. CHvReH, Superintendent OF Insur-
aDes of the State Of Ohio, do hereby certify
that said Company is authorized to transact its
appropriate business OF FiIs Insurance in this
State, in accordance with law, during the eur
rest year. The condition and business Of said
Company al the date Of such statement Dec. 81
1873, is shsUn a. follows:
mount Of actual paid up Capital. IS, ,000, 900 90
Aggregate Amount Of Available
Assets. .."......"... 5,s4S, ,ss2 OS
Aggregate Amount Of Liabilities,
Except cspital,) including re-
Insurance.. ................. 2,s5I,O ,Ol5 81
Amount OF Income for the preee-
ding year in cash h........ 80. 4.s5O,ss7 Is
Amount OF Expenditures for the
preceding year in cash '...... 4,Sl5.5Sl 10
INWITNsss WBARKoT | have hsreunto sub.
scribsd my name and csussd the
SEAL Seal Of nay Office to be AFFIXED the
day and year above written.
W. F. CHURCH, Superintendent.
r. II, MILLER, Agt., PerrysburF.
l.. BLACK. Agt, TOntOEany.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-02-20
I" Head Us Somebody"

The Clerk of county In tho western
part of the State was breaking yearln0
calf. The calf walked around very peace
ably under the yoke while MIR. Clerk
held up the other end, lut In an unfor.
tunate moment the man conceived the
idea 1 + putting Is own head In the yoke
to Iet the calf see how 1t would work
with partner. This frightened the calf
which raised its voice and tail and struck
out. Its own"r went along, and the pair
tore through the principal streets of the
village, Mr.. Clerk with hls head down
and his plug hat In his haud, yelling,
" Here we come, d--n our fool souls
II ad us somebody
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-02-20

The Methol list Church South, asks the
Government to pay 1t 100000 for dam
ages to its property in Nashville sustain
cd during the war. S)me persons, who
claim to know, say that the property in
question was never valued at more than
500, 900, and that $4,000 would more
than cover the damages sustained.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-02-20
SIIERIFF's sALL..

APpl'gn'e' Kesn' & CO. oOurtof Common
vs.. Pleas,
William Chandler ct al. ! Wood County, o.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued in
tho above entitled cause, by the Clerk Of the
Court OF Common Pleas of Wood county, OHIO,
and TO me directed and delivered. l will offer
for sale at public vendue at the front door OF
the Courthouse, in Bowling Green, Ohio, on
Tuesdny, March 2Gth, 1874,
Between IL and l2I,'clock A. ii. Of said day,
the following described real estate, to-wit;
Let number one Il, in the village Of Haskins
Wood county. Ohii, as described and mum Der 4
on the recorded plat OF said village.
Tsrms-Cash. Appraised at $3.50.
G. G. BAIRD, Sheriff.
F.& d. X. HoLLuNBKoK, Piff's Attys.
February 10 1874. 44s37 90
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-02-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE.

cistern aud all kinds Of fruit-lnt s0xl65 feet.
Also four lots on Third and Maple street, and 80
acres Of Timber Land.
will take In exchange for either Of this
property. building material aud the building Of
another house.
a. O. KRErS, Pvuysburs,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-02-20
Shall the Standard OF Our Free Schools
be Reducedl


The following is part of the report OF
the Committee on Education, in the Con.
Con-, of which Hon. ASHER Cook is Chair
man, but from which, we are glad to see,
he dissents;
The undersigned members Of the Com
mittee recommend that the following clause
be added TO section two of Artitle vi Of
the Constitution, namely:
"Ths power of taxation, conferred by
this section, shall be limited to a sum suf.
ficient to educate all the children Of the
State, in such common and necessary branch
es Of learning as shall be provided by law"
JNo. d. SEARS,
HENRY +. PAGE,
WM. T. KERR,
j. p. CARBERRY.
The undersigned dissent from the above
Recommendation; ASHER Cook,
X. DESrEIeUER.
This seems to us death blow aimed at
our High Schools, and we are informed Is
so intended by the portion of the Commit
tee who sign the report Such move
ment should be met with stern resistance
at the hands of every friend of education
Should the above clause become a part oi
our Constitution, the people would thereby
be effectully enjoined from maintaining
any school in which the higher branche
of learning are taught.
Tn, course OF study in our free school
would be limited to reading, spelling, wri
ting, arithmetic, geography and grammar
The study of the languages. history, algC
bra, natural philosophy, physiology, &c
in short, of all the branches of lOarnin
which develope and strengthen the highe
powers OF the intellect would be strietl
forbidden in our common schools and eN
cry man who desires to educate his chi
dren in these branches must bear the e,
pense of sending them to an academy {
college. We must educate, we MUST Ed
CATE, or short will be our race as a natiol
from the cradle to the grave" IS as true T.
day as when its utterance first thrilled Il
heart of the people.
n Our free schools are the glory of OF
State and have given her the intellsctu
and moral standing which she occupies
= the land. But with such restriction u
-, ON her educational interests cloud OF i
:. noranse would settle over her and cheC
her progress for the want Of the genial su
81 light OF learning.
II seems to ne that the people of eve
county in the State should rise up as OF
O man. and by rcmonstrance demand of the
d Representative in the Convention that
:, such stain be cast upon their fair nam
y This is matter of vital importance, al
: demands that the people act as the co
n servators of their dearest interests.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-02-20

GEO. francis TRAINS 999th speech
reads thus: "My speech-making days are
over. Those who have never heard me
never will" This is the best speech he
auar made
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-02-20

Majority ......... .............""...". 3O4
Being familiar with STEEDMAN's history
at New Orleans, and at home, his Demo-
era tic constituents should cease the cry of
Reform,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-02-20

The election in Lucas county for Rep
resentative to the Con. Con-, resulted in
the cheice of STEEDMAN, as follows:
, 1874-12-02

yanccd 10 por h. s'nca embraced teycn boat !oada Of
nd Wctern mi ,n1 nt Bio noat. and quotad g2o III
hloot will. full bflncst, csiina!c at 0lo o. new
at ua@aia for mixed. o2c for high mixed nn9 soilow'
null JucS31 for willie. ~. . t'.':
1ye Wat dnlct nt Us@9s,. Tho on!y aalo WAS 1uo bu
Harley VIM dull; two-rnwctt ttpc, St 80: four.
rowed 10, 10; Eanntla Hp.t f1.41 f3tGl1.M
ndtlny n,nlt ltmly llell nnsi lultt: hta'o *1.ao3
l.to CnIntl,ntI. sl,6a:4 co rnsl,. -.
Gana''n hcas wore hull hld npnlnn Mt 81 In
bol VII. boat-!ns.l nod nfter 'olange a s
Uais %erost1. rhua uaprtn1Mt1ce den,anh llerGtoloto
no'icoh nD Ribsc'l, antl Tim train wero thc!tnr to
ta,ut tlpn lllHcr rrccs HaGH III Inn bu Mt G7ti69o
fnr lnixe! Aa!N md Western, uth 0J41lo for whltn
do, hit tlu 1iik Of thoEt6ck tn hhta {t .irlly t1td
nt 6so for 1rmn 1nl1e anil 70e for while, and
advances un tlese figures waa ouhoa for. - "' "a
Thtrp In" becn hartlnnlnG tcntlcry to tGe rrlccs
Df log products, Int Without tn,c AnccnatIp cx-
ccpt III lr.i. nocclpts nf wlno ut tahbrrncpal mar
t,ereaso of luoo0 laet November. Bit is il Tic
result OF largn inErcatnat LoulRyillc, which is ho
core Off district In whch"tho cro,, lAa hcon
nlnost tota fa!lrc. Hna turner's lavo ccu n,liycd
to hurry cfr zvino to market, owing to thcte Inability
10 feed them. r. = -
Lard wan moro frcoy offered nnl opened weak, ctoy
ing at 10 ducne. Saca On tue spot Of t1ao tcs Vest
cru nj 117 and 150 lGH primo city at 1iaa
l3ssc, closing for both qualities 1T tho inslo ,,riccH
ftro t"tn syssy; os0, VIII pr'ee' .,,ts a0k '3,s
tcs for Decc,nbcr Mt 1906 1900 leu for Ja,,uary Mt
14614,sc; $3.50 tcs for F:hr,nry Ut 1lti@4 ;-lGc,
a 760 tcs seller Xix months, ut ~eloSng
weak.
Bicarlno was lower .75 tcs primo vcxtcrn sola, 10
arrive, ut 15;ttbtlt cloGfha With only H. ;c bid. So
, 1874-12-02
TRIBUNE: 1874.

went out OF oGeo o hat ,ot Tho money :. In hind "
1t was not at interest 10 having a&hD 000 In baua TINT
were Uoo, nnd sl47p pou iii ba;a joak Npod, hui h1E;
lcndct! ny TIM tm1 ~ account of tho 1'a.ic le could
not I'D llc rhtanhblo for lttlnE money i1itU banks
wl!is'I @ nynryctsy n,prosed vera rand. ,,..
Won Air: u:Ed WIN n>uMt to ray orcr fc hail l,ns!ea
tho money iii Tin hakn sa5vua In 1lyerstdo bold.,
wl.ir wero regarded III gnod; tn" sonoy hhyn hroii
tlIHcrcton. llo tl1mcl TINT Mr. dath htasi,ed over
every ,ollar for which he WAS acco9aflH wnni % 10
turatl nver tho l,nt credits md lDn.. MIR. 0lInrA
lad refused to receive alyth.na bit onsy nna @ Mr.:
Gagn Int Turned over TIM hnls mud, Nsldca, ,st INTO
thn luaR. ...,...
There rcro two law pu,,,,a wc, lio wished to direct
nttetlon to- 1'irst, TINT whrney1r u right drIeatloa
upon tloir,And nud n refusa-lfIat was, wherever
sla,t ni,,i refusal laso right tlat did ,ldt ottst
whi'',t Tho rn,,tl h,,d ros'lsa!tms.t .,m for the
ono cent ic8s, lilo scmcnd md refusal fn1i srcon,
that, although j might 10 srno That Mr.. uago sAs mt
qnirt 10 linn to ,onsy, ye h. wa, antllorlst:l to
,onn it. mil, consequently. allowing thu money to 10
1t vi Ills hunts was no 0tfenso for want Of an ucn
ti,t.' -. s'.. .'..~iA IA
Tic Court tl,cn tooi rocess until . o'clock. ~
, 1874-12-02
HfILWAU7KEEG.
RECOVER 'Aproiutct- t3rfionl Statement
niortulity-.fltlicr 1tcnts. .

Recover !'Aproimtctt ~ t3rt,onl Statement
niortu1ity-~flthcr 1tcns.
Special Uis2Htch IN Tha .Chfruaa Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Dec. 1.-churlea M,nkurtz has
hecn appointed Receiver OF tho cstnte Of Edward
Ehlers, County Treasurer, under assignment for Tho
benefit of a creditors. Ehera owes tho county about
1O1D or S13090, nn tho stock hn1,l and property
will about equal hts bsiness deuts. Ia Guretica aro
all right. To suspicion chsrgc Of tnloncsty ~
cncrnined. Ills onabarraasncna duo to elcrt!on
o%nenEea and losses In b,lsincsa
The school abatement for November shows ho whole
numbcr belonging to bp 8,7a ,-un increase compared
with last year ri ,0Ga. Ayclugo Rttcnfu,ic, 7.G,1-
MI ncreaso I Isl Studying German, ,5ls,-an ill.,
The total city mortality for November Ia r ms!es
anl G. females, Scyenty-e!ght ,l1lteri years.
at 1,ccting Of Tho Cnunty Supervisors to-lay tho
bo1d Of The County Treasu.er'vloct was fixed ut
100000 nf The Clerk at 5000, un1 Of tho superin-
tes,deAt If tin Poor At ST., 900.
The Grand Encatnl'nert; of Odd Fellows OF Tho
Gaio Of Wisconsin convcnGa to.lay. Tho annual nd
dress Of Gsaud.patrlsrrh Reynolds wns read. Tile
Grand Lolgo conyenra t0-glorrdw night. ;, go, .
, 1874-12-02
NO.sl!EIi CAROLINA,


Tile Lcelslntsiro Will aEu1zo nm Attempt to Ad.
Jubt tho tjtittU Debt.
NALE1au n. e., Dee. .-1u tle State Senate to-day
bill was introduced for tho adjustment of tho publiu
dobt 1T tho 6tae. 1proyidca torth issa!ng ot new
bonds payable ut tho expiration Of thirty ycarf, ,ana
bearing per cent intcrcut, to 10 exchanged
for old houdu ut tin rato Of Is cents
OIL tho dollar for bonds tfsucd siuco tic
War, nndcr ants Of tho Legislature adopted
befora tho WGr, 1G'; cents OH tho dollar for oatu
isancd during t, War for internal improvements; lS
ce,itB tho ubar for hos tsauel for funding '1a
interest tho PUBLIC dnbt OF tho ate ,nttr tAp s
nf tho Legislature Of 1867 sn 1aiR; l1 csns Oh tho
1t,ro Of tic Convention md hn suvnral nuta or tlo
To hlunrr, not 10 Iu 1o special ax bouds, Tho bill
W4B vcfcgrcu NIX! ,prtlyvctt printed,
, 1874-12-02

Tint rulsu Of tho charter to depart frn1n lilo lcJtti!
tJai oteisiion., md st he was eoi,xtrancd u ~ coil
cllH!H tia. thu repurt Of tho Tinnnco do'nntec; n
fsss y to nas = E s 5a
ion:' Neiller their nei6n nor Tint Of nny oil.sr
paritcH WHO assumed 10 net for The rts houn tho cor
Except!nn WAS tukrn to lilo ruling, thu letter htinE
excluded well tho nctiua Of tho Co,lrsi rcgar'
Tlu examination Of a1r. Ttt1oy vim Then rGa,ttio1:
I'll: ADVANCEMENT WITH ttAHE. ,,..-
III smSss wh wss ny @ he Msyor
t!o Flnaueo CnmI!tee, tha Comirollar Mr. Tulsy NJ
Corporation co1,nsc til Mr.. tags. N nrrs,,gceHt
fndA and lAy ror cent .nereat itoroon; ao TO hren
the e*eca' " eletsatio: slso 9s a 1, arsanKe,eMt y, IT.
accepted tl,c hccurlty Of Mr.. tage ud hnt 1a was
G @ i.n ta Tug 4 is ~ wtaout any direction as 70 where
I!H tcstisnuny wua o,Jccol to, mud, Tho objection
bciHg gtstatnet, exception was tnkeIi. ~,
Mi. Dexter then c!lerc IL evidence tho !.
Of Tho Treasurer, alowag THO SOURCES from which 10
DERIVED Ills money, aud how blu accounts wero mado
Mr. 1:ccl objected; tho defendant could not provo
Ills own net.
u WIS al!utl,cd, subject 10 objection, -,
Mr.. HHbl offered 10 prnvo that MR." Tncy, as Tho
Iinanee COMMITTEE; eo,sinine of paielan OTIS, aud
1lo, atl Investigated md nrrivcd. at anowcdEo
that tho citya funds lsvlnH loaned ly tho Trcah.
urtrt mid arranged with him that he WIS 10 cunttnuc,
aiolect to to approval of tho Council o SUMO co'ssso
This wss a6jeecd 10, ani lid Objection overruled;
'a'oi.''a ''''s 'AA'i: !: II. nvn1nx :
& aojey Of whc WINS i To- used for sc"o p"r
an e rsst tGs y"s goal Tor Tug po went
Q.liow nil1c lnsrrsst lid tue defendant Ply into
tho Irea9.r, nd M T I., e. te swell lilo fund which
UNjoctetl 10 on lilo grouM,l Of tm,na.cria!y.
NJ. Do1tcr wanted to aliow w,at tho sos o0o WIS
thadoup of-whttntrit waB public or private money,
for tho iurposo Of showing thdt tho funds did not
colna wi!hla tho lar. :. =. ,.,..j.
cl,sica i, liz bnsnso demanded of Im2 All was.
= 'cltoss. .ExAst1IXttoS -'''' '~:"
Tho 1urr ftintl MSS iaudlcL tito a1mo na-nny bhcr
find BY tle,Comprolor. =. -.
Al cn,,ii1 not oxau It It btlougu to tho Hoard OF
Nf poxsr offered III oytaouco tho dcrlnrsticn ituo
suit ot tha 1ty aga!llst to sutond National Bank to
rccavrr tho funds III tito SrcnuJ National naul
tobjrttca 10 objection ustatnc exception takcn.l
WI ~ TeSsi'eit M Mrttr owero lilo fund. In tlo ban4,
olosttcd III thu na1o Of Mr. dugc, Or us 11r. augs
c' TEs1s''rsr :. o,,.,,ton s,,,nr
c3isoptIpn shl;cn. .]s''r- i. :''. :. .'':'s
Q.[Wuro you present mt tho limo tho bank crctllts
Sir. ~. !: - So. :. .s.,' 49,. ~.,... :
t,-Wl,nt else was turned oyor to o,lIara that hp
would @ not recc17e Z ''''
Q-DM ho refuse to takn some rarcr Of banks and
tEko utl5er rarer Of tho same hanlis2
[OhJectcsl TIL
A&Ses, sir a4 4S '''t = u'" "'' INV "A' '"'N
p.-W1vu A:-Dec. 10, 1879.
aQ.-Hss oiiara tlero7. A.-ics, air.
A-a1r. O'Hara aelc for thB city t,nls and offer
tho ehec1s on tho banks gwen III tho statement that
day: -,,o ,,eto tho checks which rcro rstuse sapea
| fDb]rctcit to objection At6tane.!.1
, 1874-12-02

SpeeiN1 H7tt01tA n TNo EHtea50 IFlbunt.
NEW Ip,t,, Dec. l,-rho whcnt marlot wat dul! and
depressed, and tic fact had tho effect III cas,iug buy
crs of 1uur to refsHe to pay the prices demanded.
Foreign atlylccs hrong, but with decline In
oscan iraigh,s. The saea embraced 80 ,0uJ bu
~ o4ieaEs, 81 aoat a. au &C. o9 nm uf yssa,'s
9fss fs x l%aula' ISn sS'''t 9F " sas :IlSs
ciloes No. l spring No. : nprinx Waa quoted ut
3I05@i. .O1; No, spslng, 81 .25. red aul an-
bor winter, 81. .a:GRl 40 !; Wits, Si.aiG5la6.
lnt!un uorn was III dcnand. aud low further ad-
, 1874-12-02

Tho 1ssll OF Particulars In tao Court Of Ays
pcu1s.
ALBANY, n. y. Doc. l.-Iho appeal from tho o2lex
Of tho brooklyn Court in ts IllsolD Daecher au do
nylng hls. Iecehcra application for b Of p,rt!oI-
lurs was argued before tho Court Of Appeals To-day,
Ivy Wilau Ii! Evaris u,ll hs associate cn,ipsel for
Mr. lrerer null N4{er 4. Pryor TOR a{r. Tuun. Thn
Court tuu; thu tsilHrH. = :; !.
, 1874-12-02
MEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICANS.

co:coRl', n. IT. Dep, LA mee'ang q Tue 1!spub
.ivcls.I 10 ax tho 1lupubllcan conssnstqa nj
t. iaser .iatp tlAu tho Democrats, thus
reversing thl 0rdcr VI ings lhe ntatn
Convention tus nominating QnyGr,pr unt Railroad,
Con.iss,a,rrwil1 be held ooncorl tho 18th Of Jan.
uary. G.n. lpteh!nn spoke ct anna lungtll. lta re-
sye hi% a. M y 's ron m q 1t @
fst tnnu be selected,
, 1874-12-02

KILLED RY THE BURSTING; OF AN EMERY
WH!:EL.
tpseia! nfspatea to aae CAfcaqo Tribune.
RACINE, Dec. LA young Hlan na,ncu john uobson,
In the employ Of tho Rar!no Hardware Manufacturing
Company was killed this morning about o'clock by
tho bursting OF IN emery wheel, ono OF tho rioces
stirling him IN thu head md frucusing hts skull. Tia
young MIN lived batan hour after tto accident EIb
la III unly olid N leaves widowed mother, at preu
cnt tho astrun Of the Taylnr Orphan Asylum. !;
PROPELLER SUNK BY ICE,
ToLrno, O., Due. 1.-rTho propeller lioc4cs, Of tho
Union Steamboat Liup, III conng Tito port ths after
moon WAS eut through by tho Ice, and sank OF The
fPot q AlauiEol street In II feet of water. She ID
loudnl WITH IncrhanttiBc and Aas 10 feet watar In
hcE Aod. sseana-ltsmpo arc ut work eadeayor!n3 to
, 1874-12-02
CANADIAN ELECTION,

Tonosro, C4nnta. Dcc., Ill. i, pigsar. raembor Of
parlsacnt tur Lust NortInnLc.al,d Who WIS soron.
~ ,lnseArtl, was ,u-hy clel Ly. It'll tuureapu
,laJory 1I,a ononc,t ut the attcs election WIS a.
s3ptakcr Cockbats. 49, :. =, -