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THE OPPOSITION TO MUNICIPAL REFORM.
AID. CAMPBELL and his colleaguea WHO op-
pose tho project for municipal reform now
hcforo tho Legislature because it will legis-
lato them out OF office md break up the ring
lit the Common Council, have found q news
paper organ in tho Chicago TINES. While
Ignorance in part mud sellisllness for the rest
fully account for tie opposition Of Aldermen,
tho former excuse does not apply to any
Newspaper which willtully md n,aliciously
n,sreprescns this project in tho interests Of
n ring. We do not reoal any recent instance
in which a newspaper has 30 slamelcssly ,nis-
stated case as tho Chicago Tines Inns this
ouo; if from ignorance, the ignorance is
inoxcusable; il willful1y, as VIC appre-
heud, it is the most disgneefnl sort
Of journalism. For tie most part,
the Times follows tho misrepresentation
of AID. CAatrnELL's resolutions which VIC
exposed yesterday one by Que. For tho
rest its treatuleut Of the question IL charac-
terizcd to pcrpotuato the present hybrid form
Of government, AL escape from which las
been universally conceded to DO the only ea-
cape FROM ring Legislation and oppressive
taxation. We will tal1e up few Of its mis-
representations:
/, It alleges tint tl,e oric;,,a1 l,i,l Of amend
ments "waa Withdrawn. nni1 in i,s p1aro wos
substituted n bill for a now special act to In.
corporate Chicago" This is not true. The
bill ponding before the Legislature, which
las missed to third reoilino. ononu viii,
this sentence: "Do It enactel. ato.. Tint
nnv oitv In t1,fa stota mov rcoroar;zo nm
do, this net In TIM manner fo,low;nc" r1,o
hill tben r,rocoe]s to nrescr;he how orv ~,
in thu State mnv rcoronn,zo nnder tl,;s ~
Tho provisions ore yerv much tho ao,no m
thosa NJ thu Goporo, 1,co,norot;on aot o,,7
t,,o mode of hn,1ot ,vlo, an},m;ttoa :, +,,o
ncon1o or INV citv. ia. ..For rso,,on;zn,
t;on !" or :. Ays;nat rooroon,zot,on rrt1or ~.
Gonoro, INV NJ is75 ~ rho ofyor. h, ro,,r.-
sc,,t I'm Lin nc n snao;o, oct !, thorof,.ro =
,,o,;horcto - ,,1 ,v;,,t,,l a;.t,t;.r =, xoat
y rrho ofroxt ~ sho,v ~ 49, IN, In.
hoan o,,or,c,1 ,oa ,eo, conn,.d - w = a,""a -
assertion qho f,ct Ia t,,ot H.. In, ,,oa | hoaa
c},ou,,cl !, No asoont;o1 nor,;on,o~ fsa,,, ~,
orfo;n,, ;1roft e. far .s H. ".."a;n..,a., ~,
n,o c;.v c,ve,n,nont a. f,.'1a,na,,,o1
nr;no,n,o of res,orsi,,;1;,, " otto;n ,.,,;.,,
h.. ,ro,ect ,voy i,o,,,o,ra+o;, ID s.,,, ~
t,,re,1 Tha rov.nro 1'r,v;s;nns rnwa hao,
o,r,t,.a that ,har ,r;.,t at,o.,,,;... ~ ns.s..,
o'u' ..AEtD IVY o.'' "''o oe '.,s''toa,
"' 'r -. ~s 01~ f3's ~ >'Ao ".''
a1o tliose WHICH na'o ocoh suggested rs TO
etatls,-sueh, for instance, as regards the
r;uanro rour,,ftceo and tha con1nt-o11or,,
,,iooo l., t,,o 49,, 1,a.,.-....4 IT. s..s
rN a. 49, ~, ~" " -eEAA S,Ao'' -. ~. m.'sA "e.o
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The lntest theory concerning the mysterious
poisoning Of the SL11ssK1 fumily is TINT
they died from tho cGccts of oating pork.
Tls result OF tho chcmicnl analysis, and the
testimony Of lie little girl, who is rapidly re-
covering, nre anxious1y awaited.
, 1875-03-19
MIss ANTHONY on THE WAR-paTH,

lIisa SusAN B. ANTHONY evidently has no
intention Of lowering the flag Of Wonlany
Rights. Untlismayed 1,y tie results of the
November elections, III which .lse short
haircd sisters were ruthlcssly slaughtered Mt
tho bnllot-bozes Of moro thnn QUO State, un-
dismnyel by tho developments Of tho BEEc,.-
Ell trial, in which a prominent SOUND Of the
feulnlo.s uffragu champions have been wnslled,
wrung, and put out On the limo to dry, sho
las once more sounded her Bhrill battle.cry,
antl summoned ler army to National Cou-
vention to be held at Now York carly in
April, once more to adopt measures for pro-
curing the ballot. We aro surprised, how
ever, TINT she has confined her list of sneak
crs to two or thrcu dry old hacks who hive
TO influence md nothing new to say. Why
doesn't she bring in somo fresh blood7 Hore
is tho BEEouEn trial, which has developed
somo first-olass Woman's Rights ndvocatcs.
Why not invite BEECuEn and "gve the old
man chance ~? The testimony las shown
that he was the leader Of ono wing OF the
sutlragists and I1Lrox of another. They
coul,selca with ths othnr lenders. Tl,oy
wroto under their inspiration. They presid.
cd at their meetings. They aro therefore
competent to advocate the cauBc. Why
aro Mrs, T11roS, SrEr11yN PEAlt1. An
DREwa, V1cron1A Woodruff, md Mrs.
ANDREWS, who discovered TuroS's de-
lightful atmosphere while she waa
conbiug his locks with hor fingers, left out
in tho cold? Surely they arc competent 10
serve III AfiBs AArUoHY'H army by virtue of
tho work they have nlrcady dono. Their mp
pcarauco would create somo intorust. Tho
public would bo glad Ia hear from BEEcnEn
upon tho question, and to know how ho fools
with regards to tho rights OF woman since ho
has boon in tho eayo Of gloom and upon the
ragged edge. Since TnroS Inns such yatis-
factory atmosphere, the public would DO glal
to know how things ara getting along In tho
give tho proceedings u metaphysical tavor,
md lend some philosophical interest to tho
question of affiliations, countcrparts, anl
ideals. Verona Woopuu11. would mako
thugs very lively, and her speeches would bo
piquaat, fresh, and sauoy. Miss ANTHONY,
In our opinion, makes n very serious mistake
in Hutnnaoning tho Baulo old professional,
lry-boncd, and cpi1eptio crowd which hns
regularly been trottcdout every time tho Wo.n-
MI suf1ragists 1neot in conclaye. Thoy have
nothing new to say, nothing that can intor-
est the public, nothing TINT any ouo wants to
read or to hear. Tho public il tired out with
these silly old mon and Hurly old 1na!ls who
speak tho salI,e old speeches so many times
every yoar: Give us something new. There
Is ovcry reason to bo1ieYo that tie heroes mud
heroines Of tho DuzcnEH scandal would re-
lato soano experiences that would ba Interest,"
ing just at the present titno, a1ll the public
would be glad to have them rise and explain.
Put tho old hacks OH tho bacl, seat and bring
out the fresh onoH, Miss ANTHONY.
, 1875-03-19

MyIcK FMS MISREPRESENTATION .at;;.t. between
nrtttlorn and ffatr. EuEhEomcHt Of AItt. AoltH1
''Tho 1tunchbaok."
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tlDrIEr'S TltEATNtt--Rsndunh street, bet1eau
CLARK and l.aSailc. "fIcnry f1uah4s"
, 1875-03-19

Friday Morning, March 10, 1875,
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isville. appointed a committee to memor1alze
Congress for protection against grasshoppers,
caterpillars, etc. A committee was also az
pointed to arrange special marriage ceremo-
NY for the grangers.
The general freight agents Of the East
ern trunk line have decided on an increase OF
fourth class freight east from Chicago, alter
December LIST, as follows: To New York 10
cents: Boston, so; Baltimore, 40; Buffalo, 20.
This is an advance of cents.
Ex-Mayor Oakley Hall Of New York
il soon to appear upon the stage as dramatic
performer, in play prepared for him by Bou-
cicault. It is underst ,od he has adopted the
profession for life, abandoning both law and
politics forever.
An anonymous correspondence OF the
Portland Oregonian, from Tacoma, says that
when Capt. Howell of the Pacific went on
hoard there ne was SO intoxicated he had to be
led ON board, and declares further that ttty
ne,n,e were eve witnesses OF his condition.
Secretary Bristow has directed that
the expense of TIE custom houses in Chicago
Milwaukee and elsewhere shall be cut dowl
IL ner cent. This is to be carried out by thu
collectors as they see fit. II they desire to ie
Once the force 10 per cent. they can DO SO,
reduce the salaries in the same proportion
without discharging any one. As was to b
expected the greater number OF collectors hav'
decided to discharge the requisite number Q
men,
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ST. PAUL, MIN NJ
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GRIMES AND CRIMINALS.

Michael Laby for the killing Of Pat
o'Brien at Lexington, Ky, has been sentenced
to ten years in the penitentiary.
Elizabeth Mclaughlin Of New Orleans
shot by her drunken husband on the night OF
the a2d, died the next dav.
Mark Hooper, sheriff of Hamilton coua-
ty. Illinois. becoming financially embarras-
sed, suicided by shooting himself through the
head
Schlitz { Bergenthal. the Milwaukee
distil,ers, on trial Tor severa! days At Milwaa-
kee, were found guilty. A motion for new
trial was made
Ben Edwards and Oscar Freeman. col.
ored, were h snged =. Sardis, Miss, Friday,
the Goth, for the murder of Louis Hebbler
About 1000 people witnessed the execution.
Ex-Aldermaa Clement Of Toronto has
been arrested for completely in the murder o.
Miss Gilmour, for causing whose death DR.
Davis and wife have been sentenced to b
hanged
In the kasson- GARRISON libel suit. the
Jury, on the Goth. after having been out IS
hours, and not being able to agree. were dis
charged. Inc jury stood seven ior oeienuaot
and i've for plsin,if
John Brown, colored man of Losi
Valley, Ga, in the hands OF the sheriff for al
assault on young lady, knocking out some o
her teeth and filling her ewes and mouth will
dirt, was taken and hanged BY party OF dis
guised men on the night of the 2ist.
Judge Dyer, Of the District Court Q
Milwaukee, has dissolved the injunction
granted by the county court, restraining Col
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The Anti-MonoPOliSt.

1874, to Joyce, St. Louis:
Put your house in order; your trends
will visit you. [Signed] MACK.
Another dated Washington, Dec. 1th.
1874, to Joyce, st. Louis:
Had long ride with the President this
afternoon. B. and H. here. You will
hear from me tomorrow.
[Signed JOHN.
Another dated Washington, Dec. oth'
1874. to Joyce, St. Louis:
DEAR DAY-Thc goose hangs altitude
lum. The sun shines.
[Signed] JOHN.
Another dated Washington, Feb. 9th.
1875, to Mcdonald, st. Louis
Order bursted forever. D. & Go. can t
hold things level.
(Signed] hAkSEY.
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THE NEWS RECORD
INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS.

BENJAMIN F. Gertz Of Boston and Chas.
knight and wife of Waltham, who went Gu
board the Pacific at Tacoma, were with the
others lost.
Governor Hartranft of Pennsylvania
has issued warrants tor the execution at Pltts-
burph. January 9th, next, of VIM. Murray
and Fred Meyers, for the murder q dodnard
Wahl, March last.
Six of the vessels Of the Magdalen
Island supply feet were lost, only II OF the
60 men on board being saved. The Dominion
government will at once send steamer Win
provisions to the islands
The schooner Sunshine. from San Fran
cisco for Coos Bay, is ashore, bottom up. at
North Columbia She is reported to have had
thirty passengers; besides crew OF ten, all OF
whom are supposed to be lost.
The wife Of c. J. Murray, editor Of the
South Bend, Ind, Herald. who was shot by
w. A. Palmer, lies very i'll at Washington and
has not vet been told OF tue attemoaed muir
dor Of her husband lest the shock might kill
her.
A norton of the hull Of the brig Will
Innate. which lett Hemboldt for San Frau
cisco October 18th, has washed ashore At Colo
Bluff, and the vessel is supposed to have FOUR
dered in the recent gales. Nothing known Of
the crew.
Detroit kilograms of the 23d report
three lake vessels asho e, rs follows: Schoon-
or Chenanso. with cargo Of lion ore, at Grand
Islsnd. Lake superior: schooner Wayne, with
Lumber, at Au Sable, Lake Huron; schooner
Irouuois, with coal, ut Manistee
A determined attempt to burn Decatur
Ill.,. was made by incendiaries on the night 0
the 23d During the night Presbyterian
Church, carpenter shop and five stables. OF
different streets, were fired, and all bu tn
carpenter shop and church burned.
The Republican State central commute
of Indiana, has called State convention t
meet at indianapolis, Tuesday, Feb 22d, 1916
to nominate candidates for Governor, Lieut..
Governor, Secretary, Auditor, Treasurer, Al
torncy General, four judges OF the superio
court, reporter OF the supreme court and su
perintcndent OF public instruction.; also to Sc
lsct delegates to the next national Republica
convention, and fifteen Presidential electors
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Advertisers will please take notice that
the ANTI MoNopoLIsr is the best and
cheapest advertising medium in Minnesota
It has a larger circulation among the farm
ers than any other, while it is read IN
every town and city and almost every vii
lape of the State. 1t is perused by thou
sands who take no other paper.
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POSTAGE.

We are compelled to prepay postage on
all papers sent out from our ONCE. Prior
to January let, 1875, subscribers paid
twenty cents each at the local post-ofheee.
We now pay the postage for them. 1t
amounts to fifteen cents per annum. Those
who have not paid US are respectfully urged
to remit at once.
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GENERAL MATTE RS.

The bullion of the Bank of England de- |
creased El28, 700 the past week.
The vote of Oregon gives Lane for Con-
GEES majority of 267.
Recent gales of the coast of England
proved very disastrous to fishing fleets.
Moeler, the gauger, convicted at Mil
wauke some days ago, awaiting sentence un-
der bail, has disappeared.
The Mexican annexation scheme re-
Gently reported, is denied by the Mexican
Minister at Washington.
Hon. G. G. Cole. Of the supreme court
Of Iowa, has rendered his resignation, to take
effect the 18th Of January.
The annual report Of Gen. Sherman
states the aggregate strength OF the United
States army at $40 officers and "a ,03l enlisted
men.
La Crosse. Wis, at . special election
| held the 23d. voted down by large majority
tue proposition to appropriate 100000 Tor
water works.
| A Berlin dispatch says that over l,5OO
priests and canons OF Rhineland have given
notification OF their submission to the ecclesi-
astical laws.
Advices received from Herzegovina at
Der in say the Turkish forts at 0orandshand
Nicksie must shortly capitulate to the insur-
gents unless provisioned in time.
1t is reported that the Milwaukee
trials to have been, in importance and extent
OF operations, second only to that Of st. Louis.
| Judge Moore Of Brooklyn has decided
to grant an order tor . commission to take the
testimony Of Mr. Richards, brother Of Mrs.
Tilton, and his wife, in the Loader perjury
case.
In the Milwaukee whisky cases on the
a6sh, the jury in the case Of With B Kiewert,
d;stillers, returned verdict of not guilty
As to With, and non Engagement in the case o.
Kiewert.
The leading creditors Of Lee l. Shep
ard, publishers, OF Boston, have accepted ths
proposition OF the firm to pay IS cents on thu
dollar in eight installments at intervals O
three months.
Red Handed Mike" and Dan Car
: werr to have had prize fight at Madison
Iowa, last week, but Nike failed to put in Al
appearance, though the mill was arranged fol
ON his motion.
:, The official organ Of the Carlists il
! London claims that Don Carlos has saved Cub
and the honor Of Spain, his recent offer Of
5 truce having caused the Americans to modif
Il their attitude.
r The brewery and malt house of Davi'
Q Jones, New York city, with heavy stock o
grain, malt, hops, etc, Was Destroyed by fir
e on the night Of the 2sd Loss e350. 900; in
s surance 500. 900.
: The managers Of the great trunk lin
1 railroads are considering another advanc
IN freiShts to the basis OF $I per 100 pound
It for firss class between New York and Chicags
N all other points in like ratio.
81 The children's aid society of New Yor
h city received the past year sass, Al, and ex
s. pended so. S2. All the lodging houses i
the city are reported in fourishing cond
Of ton and daily receiving numbers Of outc&
m children
/ The National Grange, P. Of H., At Lo,
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The Ayr1-MoSopoL1sr is published every
Monday for circulation by newsmen and mail
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In clubs of five or more to one address 1t will
be furnished at 81. so per year; or II 90 for SIX
months Address,
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Locals, editorial columns, 70 cents PEI line
Balls for advertising PAYABLE quarterly in
advance
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Parties having business in this department
VIM f'o~ Business Manager.
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PERSONAL MATTERS.
Cardinal Rancher is dead.

Cardinal Rancher is dead.
Nicholas Milburn, ST., father of Rev.
VIM H. Milburn the blind preacher, died at
his home in Jacksonville, ILL.,, Oh the night OF
the Goth.
Paul Morphy, the once famous chess
player is an inmate OF an insane asylum, IN
New Orleans, from which it is thought ne Will
never emerge alive.
A rumor is prevalent in Paris to the
effect that there is a movement on loot among
the people OF Savoy for separation from France
and r annexation to Italy.
The British government has purchased
from the Khedive OF Egypt 600 out OF the
400, 600 shares of the Suez canal company. The
consideration was "a, 100000.
Moody and Sankey are at Philadelphia
The first meeting, Monday evening, the 22d,
was attended by over II eco persons and then
several thousand were turned away.
A Topeka, Kansas, special says Super
| intendent Hoag and Agent Gibson are both to
be removed. Authority for the statement Is
claimed to exist in Washington advices.
The impartial Madrid newspaper.
states that seven thousand persons in Spain
Cuba and the PHILIPPINE Islands will sene
goods to the Philadelphia exhibition.
Judge w. X. McAllistA u the Illinois
supreme court, has tel -cIsd ais reslgna
ton to the Governor, for the ason that ne l
physically incompetent to perform the dune
of the Office.
The Spanish negro woman who wa
Thad. Stevens housekeeper is proprietor OF
boarding house at Washington, the principa
rooms of which are elegantly furnished Wit
furniture from the former Stevens mansion
/ Susan Denim, the we'll known actress
is suffering sevevely from injuries received
fall from stage representation OF bridge
Indianapolis. Four days after the tall bleeo
ing from her nose and ears was superinduee
by the shock.
In match game Of billiards on tn
evening of the 23d, between Cyrille Dion an
Maurice Daily, for the championship OF Anne
lea of 81 ,OOu, 600 points, French carome, Il
former won by a score OF 600 to 557. Winner
average. l2x.
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lector Bean from selling the property OF ). T.
Kissinger, member OF the chicago o1s.lli.ns
company, for an assessment OF S-47,o oo' ie'lea
by the commissioner of internal revenue, ana
the sales will proceed.
joseph H. Fore, who killed his brother
in law Beach some years ago, and subsequent-
" twice attempted to assinate his vile from
jealousy or insanity, and was sent to the Mis-
souri, penitentiary for 10 years, escaped from
That prison at Jefferson City early Wednesday
morning Two cell mates, Robert Notion, tor
burglary, and J. w. Peters, a Unlt+d States
prisoner, for robbing postofice, also escaped.
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proper that the defendants should be allowed 70
serve their proposed supplemental answer on TUG
following ms:-First-the defendants are w
pay all the costs OF the plaintns up 70 tne PRES.
ent time and costs OF this motion. Seconu-lhe
supplemental answer 10 lie served on Tue p iain'
lns' attorney within TOUR days rom uate. lMtu-
The cause TO stand upon the CALENDAR lor Ial ths
same as n this motion had not been granted, ana
70 DC tried when reached. Inc motion ior stay -
proceedings ~ denied, with costs OIL motion.
Sneehy VS.. Kelly.-wny not give The ordinary
In Inc Matter or Ellen Brown.-Tnis application
does not comply with rule u.
Mcmahon vs. Styeler; Van Wrinkle vs. Alien
Arrest not granted IN these cases.
wright W. Wright.-fhe amdaVt OF James
Thomson Is not signed verified.
Webb vs.. Webo.-The motion 70 amend tina
answer Is denied, AZ IL i quite eyleent that the
alleged counter claim IS barred oy the staIute or
II not barred that the defendant can orlng sep
arate action and ought not 70 De allowed to pro-
tract this litigation BY introducing new issue
the answer nrst put IN. | understand the
parties 10 have agreed upon reference aud that
IL Is therefore unuecessa y Tor me TO pass upon
that question. ! see no reason Tor releasing the
property held under the attachment or any part
81 IL. ~ seems reasonable 70 allow the commls-
sion e issue and that part OF the motion Is tnere-
fore granted, but without costs or stay TO either
party.
lngersou va. Mortmer.-hust be separate
afidavlt for attachment aud publication.
Morris ct al. vs. Porter.-Motlon denied.
BY Judge Barrett
Mutual Life Insurance Company vs.. smith
order granted vacating decree OF foreclosure, &c.
SUPREME coURT-cRcUIT- 3.
By Judge Van Worst
Mcnamara W.. Waikiki National Bank.-rhe
stenographer's notes or the trial are wanted IN
order 70 settle the case.
SUPERIOR coURr-sPEcIAL TERM
BY Judge Van Worst.
Sachs eE al. vs. Dickinson Motion granted on
payment or $40 costs. Twenty days 10 answer
complaint.
Tnur0er vs. Cotter.-Order granted.
smith Vi. Ellls.-Mouon granted.
Lanerty w. Snethen.-Ihe papers before me do
not warrant an order or discontnnance. Tne sure
ties on the appeal nave been excepted 70 ana nave
not thereafter JUSTIFIED. In the event that they are
accepted, or are approved after examination, the
de iendant would be entitled 70 stay Of proceed
ings pending the appeal rom the Judgment
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SUPREME C0UR-CHAMBERs-Heldb By Judge "a "
rence-N0s. II, 20 p 81 81, -, IS, u, Ts 81, s.,
s o. &c, ZIG, 10. 1T, Isl, les, EOS. 2l4 30 2j5
rs 282 268. -, 20, 5iS, $40, slS. $40, go, 80
SUPREHE COU.r- GENERAL IERM-del1 By
Judges Davis, Brady and Donohue.-Sos I24, l67,
49, 100 - "a 225. 20. 2l4. IA, 20, ~. l45
I4, To-, rs. III, Zls, s., 22a, 20
SUPREME CONFESSIONAL rEKM.-AdIourned FOR
srrEFEE CorEr-CrRcCIr-Pars l.-Adjourned
fOr tnc term. Part Z-AdjCurned 10 Friday, May
2, 1915. Part s-Held " Judge Banett-Nos.
62A 1gI5s, 1891, l2I5a 1881 SOL, lZi7 1871 a. Sc3
SUPERIOR coUEr-GESKRAL TERE-Adiournsd
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRrAL TERa-Part Held By
part 2-Hela BY Judge Speir-Nos. 1912 1726
li70 1928, So l044. lbs, COS ls2, AS 90, $780,
COMMON PLEAs-GESERAL TERH.-Adjourled an.
Ill Monday June =, 1875.
CoNMOs PLEAs-1RIAL TERg-Part Held By
Judge LOew.-Case ONO. 1884, Part A-Ad-
aARrSE CoUrT-TRr,L TERN-Part 1-hed By
Judge Gross.-Nos 37ss, 2106, 2its, 3s-7, 4902,
2ag2 1921 340l, 4O76, 3543, s7S3, 2352, 2s73 24S0
1866. part 2-Held by Judge J0achimsen.-Nos.
229I, 1904, 1924, 250o, Z453 246s, 2425 250d,
25I3, 25Is 25l7 25is, 25l9. 522, 1873. Part a.
Ad ourned for ne term.
COUKr oil GESERAL sgssIoSs-Hed By Judge
SutRerand.-Ine People ~. James sullivan and
John Lyon, rape; same W. william Boyle and
1homas Eariy, 0urgiary same ". John CARY,
same VS. James Hslpin aud Elizabeth Higgins
burglary: same w. william O1ver grand larceny:
same Vs. Margaret Regan, grand larceny Same
W.. Henry MsissBef and George GRAIN, grand iar-
ceny; same vs.. John Meyers ana Melville Regens-
bury grand larceny; same vs.. Thomas Hunter,
grand larceny; same vs.. Thomas McLarrOn, for-
pery; same vs. James sullivan ana Thomas
Holmes, petit larceny; Same W. Francis Boyle,
grand iaTceny.
The People VS.. Charles WILLIAMSON, homicide
tc0ntinueal Same vs.. John Powers, homicide I;
Same w. John Mulligan, rOoUerT same vs..
harles sloan and Jonn Downing, robbery; Same
vs.. Charles wilson, J0nn Sheddan and James
Moan et a., burglary Charles HarriDgton, grand