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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-09-24
johnson keeps Ladies' underwear

Which is mean trick of Johnson's, es-
pecially now that the weather is cold.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-09-24

JOHN RICHTER. NOMINATED FOR
COMMISSIONER IN THE FIRST
DISTRICT AND PETER HAHN
IN THE THIRD DISTRICT.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-09-24

John r. Cullen, ofSt.Augusta, brought
to town this morning winter radish which
weighed 81 pounds.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-09-24
THE. ST. CLOUD FOUNDRY.
T LOCAL NEWS,

- for the East yesterday purchase The aaa, stoves ~ m ,, III
ns ia; s nss & s :s s ; s . ss T
M n, s 3 z m s s n . and 's s,s s R,mn.
i~ns. IS, stock and
Co.. ~s",ssms The
n % c T % rs s % ; amy
p%nGn {a castings and t @ee1
'::pa h offs. Paul. Foundry *s %s sn The u
s s s s s ~ 9s % @ sses s? s i Faao
expects go e.ne. soon ".a an s xs Sesss , 5 the" A
$ thirty s~a w. s pn ar %s p s" v'R7o
John ss s the r s R will will ss %s per
. %ss s~.s y a s for that Tss JOS Ca
Sa ar nnro tre
Representative rse sSy ' sH the the Foundry
Mr. % 2s' M, has zs s "' ;5'" Il; @ ' SSs
'% a D1a7 Vi star. for Chicago s, as for
", " "details Fails vii"
1874 , S, s5 sz IT, sn ss % started for Fort Garry last week. ''
!? r. ds The sss
M d.; D. H Freeman has purchased ton ,ss call
;:; '' 49,; 49, $ %&'
& @na s ?ss f., 1s s S high high Ss
s S1 ss ; ':' s s' t % s T ss
and Is bushels old land loving
m1ss s 7 .,,s veil % s s S i s % c c 2S
sssa s@ ss s Sss
1:s f;@ keeps Ladies' underwear: Monday ,. s5 +:
nd %' % s ss bird Hammer
F." vs n~s s ps mr"sss
bu ans cion p %f divorce m on d
Miss Clark would inform the la ANp1
Ss s @ ~a ; s FROM n s sn ss sss s" sn
theme land A. Ketn
: V. s: s: CLOUD: s: ns ses. @ $; n:;
: {: $ III: e +; ;: $ :5 .. e:
rs. Gopher Mirror authority for the @ % s: s II : ss %: 4
tTe with security Call stable Iy~dZ
Pa: s:; :1: "s s S1 SS Cloud 4
rle rh hm''
% , John Gp this @ 1. %t did stock goods which he will sell
forget Bos ys1'1
wealth. Prof I4urbua Yoa, LADIES' Rockville
very hon the MI f. 2 s s rsa :apais s
S rss ss s and will n s' s l
nn manage H':n9e ': etc., .s :5 VII S5 n,
@ = ::: : @: ar: invited call and .
enough 4@
way Kelly Obtained her pocket M MI Huber has
% % 'nps stock s staple % fancy gro
Congregational S%h @
the enjoy pleasures evening" Of hps R E}
paying pears and pems Delaware and
pS"' and farmers produce kinds Cali delegates an
Sec H abb sss Sa S' S:5 ; a n n;
%D Co. the Detroit correspondent in ~in
@ s liz: tn" ;S:::::
2p % % a Ss%S@ W Tveor will the highest ~ass .
one E 1s MY day. tn: sn Rs n ' rs S e s a
.n 1ss s p,s S's s hhs %*T 9 sS
dizzy wheat at the
Board +; :;; CON-: ::::: s@!':' !: ! s:
rs :: The e %s: :ss:' August % APP &
% S?7's Mr. 3s: :$ f e.: Fl: T.; @
as ssn certain "i he $ @ the Dead a a@s "
loo "' to the for Au
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-09-24

THE DEMOCRACY IN
COUNCIL.
Rampageous Old Time.
DELEGATES GET UP ON THEIR EAR
AND ON THE SEATS,
LOOKING FOR THEIR
"RIGHTS.
The Town Committees
Placed in the Grip Of
The Chairman.
VIRTU0US INDIGNATION AND
A heap OF NOISE.
Jos. CapSer, OF Sank Gen.
tire, Nominated for
State Senator.
Barney Vossberg Nominated for Coun.
ty Auditor; E. B. Strong, for Clerk
of the Court and n. F. Barnes
for Representatives. in the
FirstA District.
JOHN RICHTER NOMINATED FOR
COMMISSIONER IN THE FIRST
DISTRICT AND PETER HAHN
IN THE THIRD DISTRICT.
COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Stearns County Democratic Conven-
ton was called to order at two o'clock Tues
day afternoon, by w. T. Rigby. w. w.
Wright, of st. Cloud, was elected Chairman,
and J. A. Moosbrugger, of Richmond, Sec
rotary pro tenn. The following Committee
on Credentials was appointed: J. P.
Hammered, A. Libby, H. IRELAND, John
Winter and VIM. Chambers. And the fol-
lowing Committee on Permanent Organiza-
ton: John Zapp, F. Bergman, Casper
Capser, w. T. Rigby and F. Weitzel. The
Convention then took recess of one hour
to await the preparation of the report of
the Committee on Credentials.
Upon the reassembling of the Conven-
ton, the following report was made by John
P. Hammered, Chairman of the Committee
on Credentials:
Ashley-Jos. Capser (sub. for John Mode)
ABany-F. Weitzel and Carl Lamper.
Avon-James Coughlin and John Schnei-
der.
Brockuay-A. Libby and A. Kennedy.
Crow Lake-E. Knudson sub. for E.
Hendrickson.)
Eden Eake-Not represented.
Farming-Nick Even.
Fair Haven't. P. Hammered (sub. for
A. Kersteins.)
Getty-Anton Miller.
Grove H. Terharr, (also sub. for A.
Rieland.)
Holdinq-R. Holding.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-09-24

There have been thirteen failures in St..
Paul within thirty days.
, 1874-08-25
Strutlivatri,1s and r1.y violi,,s.


1n tile year 1Gi4 thero WIS born iu the Italian
town Ut Crenona Child whode namo IL famous
M TINT Of tho greatost mailer Of yolllls thnt
ever llVoa. Llttlo ID known ubout Autoniuv
etsautVaslas us except TINT lo reached the groat
aSo OF W, and worked ut bis art uutiI shortly
before hiH death. In fact, there is Que OF lii
Instruments in existence bearing q certificate If
hls own handwriting with tho date 173G, wlon
H. amsti "s ~ SoaTa old He YES pupil Of Nlcoas
yoars Inns beon distinguished for ssill ii tiIo Io
mannlaoture Of ylolins, aud had made tue nu1no
Csenlona Synonymous with tho 4igAest exre
lance in tluil profession.
!, oevoTai nI Instruments made by AndrcaH Amati.
France, were long llopt in tie Chapel lloyul nj
versailles hut they disappeared during ,tllo
stormy dasa Of tho great Revolution, and ONLY
s"9 ~ sAen wore over recovered Quo Of these,
violonccllo with q tone of extraordinary power
IND rlelncBs. waH nold ut auotiuu in London in
Alay, l827. 1t bore tic makors name and resi-
donoo IL Latin. anil the catalogue sal that tlo
pfoprletor received 4 document when ho pur-
cMaseu Z. stating that it WIS presented to
clMrlos X, hy Popo pius Y.
aEi1l III tho manufacture Of yioI,1la WIS aorof.
ltary Ill tho Amatiu tor tho talont OF Audrtas.
Which WAS shared by hs Lrptlor Nicolas. was
possessed also by his sons Antoni,ls mud IIloro-
hymns ny wo made solne famous ones Tor Houty
~; " franco. nut the most celebrated sna.or
oI to family "as Nicolas Amati. tho no,l Of lIier-
ony,nus, WHO. wllllo following ti,o models VI Ais
ancestors, ntoduceI bottor-proportloned anI
moro tt;shod instruments. Those Of tho largo
or .granu pattoln arc elnal in puwor al1l Sweet
ness Of touo TO most of tho yoIus OF htlatllynr-
inH. The geuins Of tho AmatiB declined with
Ntcolah, fgr 4is son WHO il consi,'oretl tho laat
OF tue lnmlly WIS iutorior to his prcslocosBorn,
aau inaue hut few instruments. Az lalo US l7bD,.
however. descendant of the celebrated makers
worked III III abllslnlons at Orleans, wisro
hib Ylollus wore much adni!rol. H,h yara,sA OF
iloh soluon amlor. 10 characteristic of tho
Atnt,H, uttracted great attention, but ho rofaBcJ
to disclose its nature, sRy,ug 1t was y family
secret, a1'd lotL orleanh rat4er allan dlyulgo 1t.
Contemporary with Auar9as, the oldest An,atl.
'ah dnspar III salo. q Htlll more noted nlakor.
WHO sorhod Ut Dteaoia from about lb6O to l0l0.
Of little lntor. llla productions, though not
highly finished, arc remarkable for tAoir rloar |
= and vigorous tone. Dsagonestt, tho celebrated |
md unlong Iho yialiuH Of tho reat,lnako1u onu.
'd by Ole Bull, Aia fayorlto IL by this master.
stradsYaslua WAs lho worthy pupil Of tAo
, 1874-08-25

| Frontest Of tho Ama.is, mud his old Oron,orou
,'s nnyo brought tho moat oxttavagant pricos,
}r inGro ~ howoyer, considerable ditToroi,co III
| tilelr qiin,ityt tho boHt having boon made bo-
twoe', lIoo a 1725, his hand retaining tn chi.
mug TIL pnst folsrscoro. httcr Tint tito Lin in.
htfli'nontH Wore loBh porrout, mud 1t fl probab|o
Ky Ill., @ n,s s"e p sos. WHO wore nmong he ahsistants
Under lis directions. 1T his tloath ilo ioft soy
ernl ililniahcd Instruments Which worn com,
plotted by hls nons who llnudd ticket in them.
70 ll,at nolne doubt oxihta nB to tlo ontiro nil
Toro ano q 1abas t5a1 hdds dtn eosn years.
bearing liis nnmo, for although ho nallo good
1nnhy Instruments dning ltfs long llfe. ron1,ine
oncH alo scarrc. Tile taato and stdll displnye'l
III san NY ,iII. odoI haso novor boon nurpaHaed lilo
conducting aoni; lho tone Of ti,o% % strings vos .oa
o. remarkable oxcollonco and tho yarnis was OF
H. neau1ainl Wnrn reddish Or yolowiaA color, Lilo
secret Or which ie'lost.
l.: Ine fnoroaho IN tho valuo Of Instruments malo
" plFaHlsHrisls ssilco iia dcat! liz very roluatk-
eDlo. LIP nHlnl ,psico Fur violin waH nbnut 80
trahcs: emlar instrument to-tlay would brnc
lrom 9doo to s2,00u, according to ity Ytato Of
osSfxatto, 'ns arttor while hts yiolonce1oA command
Tor violin. nceprdug to Sa,,tly,s mud Forutor'H
9ofk On t!,o subject. was given for ono tlo by
ntradiyarll!ss which wasHoki In 1860 for mora thni,
ita wolght in gold. Ono Of hs lilloHt ingtr,lnonta
Mc,, s derived ai' additional ya1ne from it's lsav-
T'6eu kotllp tulUurhtGu rlOf1JllHt #iOtti.
.Mau Hol1 ut AUCTION III rariB III 1884 for s. 8jEj
francs. Those prlsea furnish striking COM
mcAtary ,on tho o1pcrleneo Of tho eldcr Ccryofto
,wao before 10 bosamoa nl,sci'in, was an tai.
himself IN muBioal Instruments; BoinN nr tho
productions Of tlle tnaator Lo carried to Eugapd.
oi1t being unnbot to obtain az ncll mn f0c t,ptnt1a
for o., yioloncoI)o, tle disappointed doaor aont
.aom lack a8 /. bad speculation. a century
paascd aaG away, aug nr an auction iii Loutlon in
1927 Of the musical Instruments of Sir William
Uurt!a, lho wellAnown connorBour, q yiolonce!lo |
ol stradiyarlte waa put up ut 700 euircas. md
bought IN for 215. It bo1o tho dato 1854 and
a %as sala to hast been mado for Corl!ote noblo-
7 ! remained fof moro than 4 century, ITrandc,
| oan9 IN L!pp'''cotts Magazine for September,
, 1874-08-25
'oomptrollor Hayes wnu ont OF town, IA ID ee,,.
eralty tho cano Nront1nys. '''''

| e"t'Aonof Il"seH "hn ont or town, IA ID ga1I.
eralty tho cano N1om1nys. ~ - '''''
AID. ODlfon Ia In l,a'l llumor on .acco,nt NJ
sovorhl articlos that laYo lately appenrcl i, n
morning papor charging lin with not attondinr
to tho wnn:H Of i'H wnrl' lio asppr,u tl,nt tIn
ward was never 20 vel! attended 10 ay Il Ia nt
prosont. '' ~
meeting Of tho Committeo on uo,lrouf,s l.,
called for Thnraday afternoon ut tho CITY Clcrh,a
p!!tco' TIo 81 question Of tho Wal,lliolm l,nllroni
trnck OH Van nron Btrent mud Boy arn ot1'ar 1..'
iiion t w - '""'" '''!0 coHsid'la'
,.saturdny afternoon, the Bonrd of 1uhf;,
Woris took Trip down tho South 1,ynn1' gtp tnr
tho pnrpoHo Ut Investigating lhu nocoaatv ~ ~
droaglng tllo c!.anno in itlreront ucnt;nn,a ~
work. '' Ao' I''o
Tho Board Of Police and Tiro Commissioners
1aa't, ' 90 usun', yesterday Afternoon. Huyora1
oliicors wore tried, OIL What In oyory caso prnyo
to be potty charges. All tho canos not nnsta ua
ponod wcro Dismissed, md no llnos Imposed,
Fro o-a1aral1l Dcn1ior yesterday received lat.
tor tor from Eli DAtos OF Lilo New York FiTo d.
d, Lnatnont ,t,, Mr. Bates statca tint practical
itromgn, and Gala tho attontion'of Tho OI,narn
ttro commissioners to tho good done by thsno
lectures. - 'A'ao
Tho Board Of Public Works yostordav onero;,
o1 oida 81 t9r 1e%srpe rho contraea wore award.
clay pino ut 55 cdntH md to Tho CIcnSo Gonrnt / /
ea',,, company T. Tor Tho aamo quantity of 12.I,ioh
"A Another delegation from tho Fifteenth Ward |
,,al;an Welo yesterday endowed with special
poinco l,owoia. They claim TINT theirs IL thc
ostyy, Guy %ara TINT Inns rst-c1ass organixod fire.
~, IN y Or about Tho 18th OF tho coming month
s ior tno cnE'no at Tho south a,,d 6r tle iand
Wnss svnnei VII 10 opened BY tho Doar Of pubijo
works. Il ,will tako at least q yoar to buii t%c
e!ngn,o !as IN tho mcantino, tho tunnel ia useless IN
tGHs u ia naao Of so to tile Fro Department by
~ Ill., construction Of coudnits leading In difforont
directions = from i. The Board Of Tubilo n Works
|ase .n aone their duty IN tho matter, and bleme
lug n;s uommon cou'lc for not making 40 appro
td1 Tor tlo engine in 1878 instead of in Jmy
ls!a: .s!a: The Board Of Public Works wiil so.day;
,po o'ds Tor tho conetr1oon Of tho ongino
apMHe a,i n on Lincoln onf Ferdlnand streets. TIey
u tho Third ayonuo engino.houuc. ~0''"''
, 1874-08-25

I
According to tho Toledo fO,) Blade Tint c;tv
CONTAINS tAo only tAawor-nanatnctory in tI.n
| world. a contributor titus describes it:
"A walk through tic factory IL mthor in.
htruetlye. Ascending to tho Third floor .of tho
busy, wl1lrtinE planing-mill, one onto1s unon n
| room tho occupants of which seem futy "a aotiya
US MY in the building.
":fbo first oporatlse tint cugagos Lbs attep.
ton Is ono WHO ~ lnBiIy engaged il suwi,lg in
e tne nuso ra o o. htSio,y boek IN one eorer o
ono.qnartcr Of all inch III thickness, ) incles
broad .,a1,d from tn II inches long, accortin,r fn
tn tie slzo at thu ske%er they arc making that day.
Ihoao little slabs arc carried by boy to another
tnas'' wig paesos them through machine whisll
shapes thenl into little cylinders, looking like u
painted lead-ponclH.
:, "TAoso preliminary PROCESSES are compnra-
tiYoiy easy OF nechaulcn accomplishment. Tho
tha%ans Y tue i,'labor into stubs and t4on planng
noxt proceas Of Sharpening thun seems 10 hayo
1o2n difficult to provide for. Ylo way tho dill
gully III sus1nonltcd il sufficiently Ingenious
a Ihe machine for thta purpose Inns a,i ondlcHs
Mr1y Io upon M "I'leA i the round sticks aro ad rog-
tholn forward till thoy come In '"!.,ua con-.
ttact with two cnuycx whools will, smniI
knigos arranged .around tlleir por!pLorios
aia royoly;iIs ;i at hlEh rato Of Hpaea alnoat III
gro struck in tho middle by those knives w,,ia1
INSANITY msls, W whhk ont . conyex clip ull arou,,i
tl4cr1, tue process cutting each stick in two aM
alopplng it Out ~ two round, uoatly-ppiutni
sowors Or rHthcr it doos mt, drop oncil ' ono al
tlmo, bnt welta Heco.ld until 1t ]Ias anisl,o,
iltty, a'ld thon dropa thum into tllu llktis man
poiow hoy picks zip euch bu.sol! M il fnlis
nlia hticAs II III tho compartment Of d tray In hn
taKen , INTO the drying.r00ln.
Ihis drying ~ III Important part Of the pro-
ceaa. unkcaHone1 wood in used for making thoj
Showers slnco a Certain amount Of tlnnlll1ssH is
necessary to t!.s oasy working Of tho wood ini
tue rap!d nlaohinory. Tho dry-room 4 largu
apartment kept at uniform temperature Of l0D
dogtoos or so, which apoediy transforua tic huk-
oiy wood into almost hone~llke hardness, Ilay-
lllg bean t!oro,gEly seasoned, tlloy aso brought
out aud hlntlca over tu Il couple or young ialsea,
who placo togothqr two Of tho bundles of fiy mud
Ilo thom witl, string, A,nnn placea thoni in
barrel. paoks thom tightly tlowli with RUNNER.
eads up tho barrel, and t1son they are really ror
shipment to wherever tho llrM iu Hartford nha!l
lireet.
"IhIs Is said to Eo tho only faotory in tlo
world whieh does this work. We Gun we'll uuder-
'tana tint tl.a paople lii Europe would noyorhayo
III silch IN enterprise, ~ long ~ labor
u 10 cheap thoro aH It IL, but it would nnn,n
~ IL tho United Htatos ou0lt Ia .h"vn
more. unt ~ thoy do not, wo may as
, 1874-08-25
"A GEORGIA VVATETf-SpOTJT


I
tfor, lie .luglsta ff;as caro,t.,,
A dcnao Cloud wus iilst sco,, nnnroa.,,,ro t,o
IN, Eothia,, rmri,aniar was 1ns,,I.,,s e'staneo
citizens Of langley bung ut tho tps oun,,;c ~ Ie y,
trying to iteop cool, lnrd tI1int. tn ID vii,
tho thcr1nolneter al l0Odogroes =, tlo saIa ai.n
Dut presently startling oitcumstnuco ocomrro'i
The clouG' lad halted oyor tho nr,,d nnd aatnl''
lirAed connection With tho latter ~ ,,o,n,ino
5ater-spote Ind, in faos, peon evolved. ea,1 and nv
nuionhe quantity Of waior wns T,,sji,,,s "s sts -"
ward Though tic liquid coutiuctor. M,on 9 3irst
seon, tbs water.Apout wau l,oar tnn ta,n ~
roached :be railroad trente work XIII ,5iatanna u,' ~
mllo and u quartor f,om jta stnrIins,'u';,'p "
when It Disappeared, aud tho cloud n,oSn u', nm,
lestica1g oil, carrying with It thousands t,f ~aI-
Ions Of water which Ind Ioon drawn 1re,,, -, ga
, 1874-08-25

: VAXSlO1ANS AND SURGEONS.
The semi-lnontAly meeting OF tho Society Of
Physicians a1!d Surgeons Of Chicago was hold vi
tho Grand Pacific uotol Inst evening, DR.. john:
Bartlett in the chair. Dr.. L, II. Davis was
chosen Secretary pro tom. There bsing no
propositions for momborsi'ip, tho reading Of m
porH was called for. No response bolng 1nndo to
The call, tho CHAIR called DR.. lami to tho chair,
temporarily. Dr. bartlett then proceeded to
read long paper on tho 'UrMinio Conyulsio,,s
Of Pregnancy" bascd on case wloh ho Ind
recently attended, 1t wu1 listened to with a
glont doai of interest.
:=s:or tho Eepor was flniAhed, aeyoral pertinent
questions were asked tho aut!lor, from which, fol-
loved = spirited discussion upon tho proprioty of
lberaily in fronting tho case in question.
DR.; Adolphus admired tho easiy treatment OF
tho case I'd described by DR.. BARTLETT, but woll-
delol tLst tho pA!!out survived tho frequent uso
, 1874-08-25

Tho Methodist Episcopal Church was dedi-
Gated Sunday. Tile ney C. Il. Fowler, of the
Evanston Theological Seminary, preuchod tlo
dedlcatory Sermon. In tue other aeryicea lie
vas assisted by tho Revs. Scott, Deatic, and
strowbridgo.
a collection WAS taken to pay floating debt
OF s00o. md the entire amount waa raised.
:, This church has now fuo cdifice, aup}e far
lts present wAnts, with only $1,000 funded debt.
hour f''' 'A'' Nv "A's
1ts officers arc:
Iastor--The ucy. Il, J, Scott.
,5 51yasiees.-Jatnes uowaulook, Thomas Jack, John
Gillespie, 4. Maitland, ". q. Stephens. '9'A'
lhss Ltndcr-1loius jack.
Thuluas Iack, ~ - o''pAena'
, 1874-08-25

AID. ". T. Richardson aid latly returned yes.
torday from brief absence umong friends al ' lilo
East. Wv
Emil Jasaphat and Hannah scll1csIucer. both
Of Chicago, were engaged Aug. a. No cards.
Mr.. Carpenter, Of Carpenter & Sheldon, started
lust night for Ncw York to conclude tile en,,arn
me1ts Of tho Star Lecture Course for tho CON-
ing winter. 0'A3'
HOTEL ARRIVALS
:, Palmer Housc-Daniol Mcclure, q. ga. Dr
Y. J.: Hnrlblt, New York j. j. O1urchynrf1
H41alo Y. T. Stewart, Syracuse +; ", Pnf,
tor, Now York; Wiliiam Fletcher, u. s, A.: Il
y. nl!roy, san francisco W. 4. Goodman
Tic Hon. Asa Packer I a1ii party nso poa%sx1 5a2'e
yana; $. r. Stafford, U. s. X. IialnL Bur"essa Bsa-
Ghartea Onrnoste, Toronto; Frauk i. Olarlso. st.
raut; Q: L. llonmodtou. q. E. Cornell. Nav
York: Warren Loland, San Francisco j. Atkn'
sou, Hamilton, Ont; I. w. Shawn, r. III, Gin.
nnghanl, San francisco. SLer,nnn
do'tse.-,n Holly Lockport; Ito Hon. w "
=. Drooas, Joliet; james X. Hall, Albany; O.
Leayitt, Elnlira, N.Y.;J III. Danforth, DubI;uuo.
Edwin Kelly. Francis Leon, New York: II II
Browne, New Orleans. T,sntoai House II M
III. ". Ct. John, lIartford; 4. +. Wood. Nav
anYcn George Cromwell. II. J. Loutu. Nav
Qr!eans; William i. Gowly, Detroit; L. M
Anthony. Sun Frunesco; John o. Nico. i,ort.
!ano, alo.i 7. T. Barry, J. q. Benedict Dcs
, 1874-08-25

of tho lancet. Ho had always found biood-lot,
ting productive Of convulaloiis.
Dr. BARTLETT nat1o aomo explanations Of thu
treatment objected to, Anl tho question was
Dr.. Trlmblo presented t!lo namo Of DR., r. r,
Watlswolt y tor pqmberal.ip. Ills olocsion wns
=, Dr; = 4. r. 19ehaon reported upon the troatn,ou.
H., n mqtion e. aAjpurn waa loqt, when tho papor
Frocr. Lay, Wildor, aud oslors. - Dt''
On motion, adjourned.
, 1874-08-25

foro Justico 11nBtlalo yesterday, and main coo.
niai''t against Edward u. 1,oohl ohnrgiug him
With ombozxllng lnrgo nnm Of money beloua. @
warrant v:p iasnod fur tic nrrost Of rIdI nnah1
aad p'aoca In tho hauda Of Constable 1ioorn'
WHO 11ado' tito arrest, uutl Lrnnrht
te desso boloro to Jnsea for examination
% oo%ook % usf %f9 a7 Soasaoa 5 %M ny TIT atornoon at
at to i llatlr @ tloslgnato Mr. William IL Stools.
OF tho Foat- -U'co Department. wont on lin hn,,3
~ bntoty. Ino particulars co,inottcd Will, ,hia
oatgo, ,mYaluat or. Aoolil, wlateyor they may bo.
tAouEh there nro inaty r,,mora atlant in rcVor;l
t1atato; Until after l,fH honring, 1t In t]nomn
aa,nvisaolo to rofrain llom giving i gtatcnent nj
at ittJe ,n taaors; Iiio investigation will bring 10
San1tary Policeman shcnlan arrested n rnnn
ol!nrgo OF removing corpse from, tho civ wtl,' ill.,
Health. ''''''' '1o''' 'no oo"fo or
,,,, unasio9 ann aud August Rollse, young mon.
rsukagou III o light Inst oyoniuE In front If fhoo
ia1!Gls t% house, No. 40 Soul. Amy slroot, aud
a,nlgg I1s proSrosn tho former drew ll,ifa md
a.nppe{ Kodko II tho loft shoulder irtlic,ing n
scsore s but not dangerous ,yo,lni Enn was ar. !
fn1eoigo Wagner md George Bowmai', njjns sjus
OaYD ns two OF tho threo parties who woro con-
TSfai..4 ~ tAo fonbery Of tho Chlcago, lock
Sherman House. They wcro to hayo bocn n OK. @
9'nlnod q yesterday, but at tho request Of Chief
UeleetiYo Dixon, thoy woro hold over 10 |
awais ti tho cnptare Of the tllird mau,
III ~ prisoners aro a known to tho police aH
oa p oiroytlere. Tho oVidonce agninst them is |
ossutliccns to hold thesn s1o railrond agent not
being able to identify them, though tho oJlcora
nro 1i conilaont they Ind hand in tho robbery.
Up to tt'ia nornltg tho missing rohber had not |
HE6h n mi fu rxptt t1,1f,fc
bowman will bq discharged if thoy arc brought
up for = ilearing.
, 1874-08-25


Iao ManngorB of tho Atlautio l. I,aciOo Ineur.
al'oe Company Will iasuo tho following circulnr
u Agents
Ih!s Company wil1 90 ipto tho hands Of a Receiver
as aoon az thB Court mikes tho al'lnluttIoht W.
a w1na s,{gcat ho cancclIng aid returning 10 this
olee OF au noclca In At yonr agency. which will re-
eelSo attention Hnl aduatnlelt. Thu assets Ut tIlu
uompany, If property sncd will pay a1l iiab!lficr
lie Mnnagors state TINT tl,oy ,i,avo nlrcady
cancelled over $4,000 policieg. Tic afrairs Of
the Company aro stated az follows:
''..'..... 1910 .0G1
@Atn1t'1cas.@ HIlugD
Balance for Blockhollcrs. St05 900
-. This company atsu loHos $4,000 by tho tlro at
btuaobakcr's wagon factory. at South Bend, yos-
tertay.
ORDERED OFF.
The Superintendent Of Lie New York Insur-
anco Department Inns examined tho following
companies, and finding tllctn to bo in an t,usouud
condition, Inns revoked thoir certificate Of M
thority to do buslncss tu tho Stato Of New York.
Atlan:io l. raoilo. Of Chicago; Allomn,lia. Of
Glosolana; Clay, Of Howpo!t, Ky. IIibcruia Of
Cleveland; German, Of Eric; and Franklin, Of
Wheeling.
, 1874-08-25

Ing monopoly Of lilo business, of colltno tia
faotory docs MI llnndnso trndo. ItH Manufacture
lust yoar averaged $1,000 showers por day, it
consumed oyor 100000 foot Of B-ii,oll hickory
s1ata, n''d required 1,50o barrels to pack tho
product In. Und million Of tho smaller sizo Of
9Isli,K btill manufactured thoro by lnnd. Tlis
'lnaol II n expected, i'1iAcrcase lHlfncnuoy
=, lhe ~, Q factory lna1tes four sizes. No. il X
= 9jn u, ne , ~ l. a!!,oter and ~ nel,cA o'g Nc.
NJ. 3s ne in dsmater ran and II 'u inaj,es iuns iIos
1'. no, y a., ';lo Of a null In ,aotor al nuos
ionR. 70 Wien rackod in barrels, barrel III ulndo
e e n, mo1u !, oooo Of No ", o,a0j Of No 2s;
4o'oou Of NO. as, III 4, 600 Of No. ds,n
, 1874-08-25

o1TY-HALL,
Asalstant-corporation Coanuol Mum has TO-
tlrnoa from his trip to tue small iakes north Of
Waukogan.
, 1874-08-25
CRIMINAL.

Tho petition Of TAomaa Deunett, mado 10 tho
Court Inst Saturday, asking for writ Of habona
corpus, oarno up beforo Judge Gary. Tho owl
donco, IN tho opinion Of the Court, nut being
safllciont 10 convict tito prisoner was diacharpeI
from custody.