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Middletown transcript., 1875-02-13
REGISTERS ORDER. .
REGISTERS OFFICE,
sf n~.xl. nouuty noo 1Qtb 1874

nrJUt6l En- . OfRiC0t
a New Castle County, Dec. 18th, 1874.
Upon the application of RICHARD s.
MARIN, Administrator of THOMAS MA
RIM, late of Appoquinimink Hundred in said
County, deceased, it is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Administrator afore-
said, give notice of the granting of Letters
Of Administration upon the Estate of the de-
ceased, with the date Of granting thereof by
causing advertisements TO be posted, within
forty DAYS from the date of such letters, in six
of the most public places of the County of
New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
mands against the Estate, to present the same,
or abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided; and also cause the same
to be inserted, within the same period, in the
MrDDLETowN TRAsscRIpT, a newspaper pub
lished in Middletown, and TO be continued
therein two months.
~, Given under the hand and Seal Of
LIS. Office Of the Register aforesaid, at
~ New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. G. BIGGS, Register.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
@asA A NEW TWO-STORY FRAME
fs.s.@ COTTAGE, with modern i'm
:.ss.E provsments, desirably located on
.Esa2szk Green Street, with large yard and
garden Price and terms reasonable:
Apply to
Jan. 30, 1875.-tf J. B. CLARKSON.
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READING ROOM OPEN.

Notice is hereby given that the Middletown
Library and Reading Room are now open for
the accommodation of the members. New
subscriptions can be left at any time with the
treasurer, C. Tatman, Jr Esq.
JAN 30-tf E. W. LOCKWOOD, Prest.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Es-
tate of tue deceased must present the same,
duly attested, to the Administrator on or be-
fore December 10th, 1873, or abide the Act Of
Assembly in snch case made and provided.
RICHARD s. MARIN,
Administrator.
ADDREss-Smyrna, Del. jan. 9-2m
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

1,HE undersigned offers for sale the Drug
i Store, Stock and Fixtures (lately pur-
chased by him) in Middletown, Del 1t has
been established for thirty years and will be
sold low and on easy terms. J. NJ. BARR.
Jan. 80, ls75-2m.
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J. MEIER & BRO,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
FL
MIDDLETOWN IRONFOUNDRY
5..f AND
MACHINE SHOP.

DLOWS and Plow Castings, Machine Cast
i ings of all kinds on hand or made to
order
Particular attention given to Repairing
Machinery. Cash for old Iron.
VIM. l.. BUCKE L SON,
Jan Aft Founders and Machinists.
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ARE YOU so languid that any exertion re-
uaires more of an effort than you feel capable
Of making?
Then try JURUBEBA, the wonderful tonic
and invigorator, which acts so beneficially on
the secretive organs as to impart vigor to all
the vital forces.
II is no alcoholic appetizer, which stlmu-
lates for short time, only to let the sufferer
fall to a Tower depth of misery, but it isl veg
etable tonic acting directly on the liver and
spleen. s,
1t regulates the Bowels, quiets the nerves,
and gives such a healthy tonic to the whole
system as to soon make the invalid feel like a
new person. rf. as ,
Its operation is not violent, but is charae-
eterized by great gentleness; the patient ex-
periences no sudden change, no marked re-
suits, but gradually his troubles
.yr s.Fold their tents, like the Arabs,
And as silently steal away"
This is no new and untried discovery, but
has been long used with wonderful remedial
results and pronounced by the highest med
ical authorities, ''the most powerful tonic and
Alternative known Ask your druggist for
- JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY CO.,
Feb Cat Phiiadelpnia, fa.
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KENTUCKY MULES.

TNHE subscribers will have large and su-
l. perior lot of three year old KENTUCKY
MULES on hand, on and after February 18th,
1875, and they want the people to come and
see them. WM. POLK,
Feb 6-tf. E. r. COCHRAN.
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NOTICE.

The co-partnership of Cox / Jones was not
dissolved by the death of Mr. Cox, but under
a provision in the will of the latter it will con-
tinue until January /, 1876, and the business
will be conducted in the firm name until that
date
Jan. 30-1m, COX l. JONES.
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MULES! MULES!

THE subscriber has just returned from the
i West with forty (40) head Of extra fine
YOUNG MULES, carefully selected by him
self, and will sell them on reasonable terms,
at the stables of A. Maxwell
LIP. MCDOWELL.
Middletown, Del, Feb. 6, 1s75.-2t.
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A NEW DEPARTURE.

A NEW DEPARTURE.
Four good reasons why Cigar Manufactur-
ers should buy their Leaf Tobacco of JAMES
DALEY l. CO.
First-We select and grade the leaf into
Wrappers, Seconds, Binders and Filters, throw
ing out frosr-bitten and all uncured tobacco.
Second-We pack in cases ranging from
thirty-fve to seventy pounds, thereby giving
a manufacturer chance to see what he is
buying.
Third-Whole cases have ruined many
manufacturers by being uasweated, tender ana
losing from sixty to one hundred pounds in
weight. FY
Fourth-Every case guaranteed actual
weight and delivered free OF Charge to any
part of the city.
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TO Thasv Frozen Pumps.

As a great deal of inconvenience has been
caused by the freezing Of pumps during the
late cold spell, gentleman, willing to do his
neighbors a 'sgood turn offers the following
suggestions for thawing pumps a plan he
says which never fails: tInsert piece of Z
inch gas pipe into the pump at the top, then
with the aid Of funnel, pour hot water into
the pipe By this means the water is con-
Quoted to the. exact spot where it is wanted,
and acts at once.
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Georgetown & seaford r. r.


- concert will be given in the Town Hall,
Middletown, on the evening Of the 23d inst,
for the benefit Of "The Woman's Union Mis-
sion y under the auspices of the ladies Of the
tire proceeds will be sent direct to Miss Brit
tan, Directress of the Mission in Calcutta, in
aid Of her project to secure Christian Home
for the degraded and suffering widows Of the
Zenanas. The object is creditable one and
commends itself to the sympathies Of all The
concert will doubtless be fine one. Mrs.
Alden, under whose direction it will be given.
is an accomplished musician and vocalist,
having been tutored by Madam Clara Binker-
hoff, one Of New York's leading artists and
teachers of music. Lovers of music will find
here an excellent opportunity for rare enjoy
ment.
Surprise Party at the NJ. e. Church, st.
Georges, Del.
On the evening of the 9th inst, to the very
agreeable surprise Of the Pastor, T. B. Hunter,
large number of friends of the church and
congregation assembled at the parsonage, the
pastor and wife being absent at the time.
They took possession and filled the larder to
overhowing with groceries and provisions,
the ladies preparing lemonade and cake for
the occasion. On the return of the pastor and
wife, Mr.. ]. H. Cal ier, having been member
of the church for thirty years, was called upon
to make an address on behalf of the company
gathered. At the close of his very appro-
pirate remarks, he presented Mrs. H. an en-
velope containing handsome sum of money
The pastor in turn replied, saying he assured
them that the kindness wss fully appreciated,
and that himself and wife would ever cherish
the recollection Of the pleasant evening spent.
All retired to their homes feeling better, and
50 did the pastor.
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| SENATE.-Bills passed: To change the
place Of voting in Gnmboro Hd.; to make .
stock law for district 40, New Castle county;
10 extend the boundaries of district 81, New
Castle co. to transfer certain real estate OF
Lorenzo D. CHM from district 81 to q, New
Castle CO. to allow J. D. Carmore to locate
a certain piece of vacant land in Sussex co..
to incorporate Hiram Lodge, A. F. A. NJ. Of
Seaford House bill providing punishment
for certain offences (slightly amended, and
the House. bill abolishing the lax on bonds
and mortgages.
+ Mr.. Shakespeare introduced joint resolu-
ton appropriating $500 to help pay for the
clock in the new Kent county court house.
Referred. Mr.. Riddle introduced joint res
olution relating to certain details connected
with the publication Of equity decisions re-
Gently ordered by the Legislature. Adopted.
number of new bills were introduced,
among them one 10 unite the school districts
Of Dover, one to incorporate a railroad be-
tween Delmar and Lewes, and one to allow
the w. 4 W. r. R. Co. to build another
bridge over the Christiana. Several petitions
were offered, among which was one TO divide
Appoquinimink Hundred.
!. HoUsE.-Bills introduced: To incorporate
the city of New Castle; to amend chapter 8,
Revised code; TO incorporate the Del. Iron
Co., of New Castle; by Mr.. Houston, to in
crease the per diem of the members Of the
Legislature to SIS per day and that the ses-
sion should not extend beyond the 25th Of
March, and several others Of minor import
. aace.
j, Bills passed: The Senate's amendment to
incorporate the Urderwriters' Agency Of Del
aware City to enable the Beecher Basket Go.
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UNION SPOKE WORKS. Spokes.
Rims, Plow Handles. J. @. DAVIS & SON: 8.
W. Cor. Leopard and Otter SITS. JulA-
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WA TER WHEELS, WIND-M7LLS
Pumps, Plumbing and Gas Fitting in country hou-
ses Send for circulars or call and see samples
w, g, RhOades, 122l Market St. sc left
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Owing to the rain which continued SO late
into the afternoon Of Thursday, that Prof.
Clemmer was unable to get the children, who
are to take part in the jubilee, together in the
Hall to complete his arrangements, he was in
duced to postpone the jubilee, until Monday
evening next, at which time it will be given,
and he assures us that no postronement will
again be made on account of the weather.
Middletown transcript., 1875-02-13

TERRA GOTTA PLPES.-Chim-
ney Tops and Cement, Rustic Cemetery Posts. g.
w. Hamlim, No. North 7th st, jan zIZt
, 1875-05-15
THE QUO.WARRANTO.

BIZ PILED IN THE CRIMINAL COURT.
petition signed by Henry ". King, N. X.
Psl,bauh, ind G. N. Henderson, Which Was
hrtuaily the sn1ne as tint flied Ia tho Circuit
Court Thursday to consost the validity Of tho
recent GUAR or election, was filed In tho Criutual
Court yesterday by Judge Lawrence md Mr.. A
L. Popco. counsol for tho ,Ci.izons' Association,
Rhlch closos as follows.
Your potitiouess are dcsrous and stLcrcfore move
ha honorable Court that leave may hc given 10 the
st4tea.Atornoy for tue County ct Coax and State Of
uoa, Gu behalf aud In the mama Of tho peops there
u, to flo an Information in tho nature Of guu-war-
snto, ard upon the relation Of your petitioners,
ChAres II. 1isndcraon and Nathaniel Il. Earbank,
,gult sho autd City Of Chicago for using and usurp
ts privileges. functions. md fransses % ci.inod @ ),
M city 10 be conferred by tho act OF tho Legislature
xtho State Of llltno!s aboye referred to.
Leave was granted by tho Court, md tho in
formation wan immediately filed Ly the Htatos-
Attorney, Of which tue following IL tho sub.
stance,
Charles II. Reed. Stac'a.Atornny for tho County OF
Cook and Slate Of tllnof, who sues for tho pcop!s Of
W 6tato of Illinois tho relation Of Henry W. king,
Charles II. Henderson, and n. Il. FaisIank, In this bo
III, md In tho mans aud BY tic anihorlty thercof
F!vcs tho Court 10 understand aud be informed that
~ City Of ch!cago has for scven days last nas usc
franchises conferred by thn act oi 1a79 which said
Hglts, etc.. tho said City Of Chicago taurpcl, anu
tl nTrps. to tho damago and prejudice Of lad peo-
% sna sgainst tho s1so ena saY q the ssts
hss, and that tho said City Of Chicago answer 1y
rhat warrant 1t calnh 10 have and en|uy she bares
Privileges. functions, and franc1ltScs atoEcsar.
A summons was issNed returnable Thursday.
Tbs city must Rnswcr by that limo showing caltao
Why they are agtlug under tho act OF 1879, and
~ argument will probably tnko place as that
Gms.
, 1875-05-15
KANSAS RELIEF.

'oms Eaa'T ~ 7he c"'ee9' Tf'ouns:
GARFIELD, pa"noe County. Ean., MAY 10.-I
sad In your isnao Of tho 9th nu e1trnot from
The Ct. Louis Globe In regard to TIM rolinf huRI
aess r
20 not aehy thas tAose has been plenty
sent ln It 1t had beoil Justly distributed. Wh!a
some hsvo had moro tllan thoy reol, others
h.vo besu dc.t,tuto. II tho edi.or Of tic Giv1e
soo1a goL reaap'o reports from eseh county.
And equAlszo botweon ths counties that hAyc
surplus aud those that have upk eposvh. he
m,,ht Nrd = ,l,,a n ,,so nm aomo ~ III. s,,r|
n,." aa' ''A0 e'"'' ~ "~9 ny 1e~ ~ ~" 'a''
p'ss.
DO not know the condition OF other counties
ljuags from what heHr Of other countiea and.
, 1875-05-15

Of onr osopa ras destroyed by drought, before
tha 'hopperH raMe, and they only took tho rom
substitute for a yc.ra prov'stonh. II wheat
holds ont good "a It has ntatsed and the graAs-
horrrra do mt come, We will not 10 ovor-
talon noxt fall by tho Rar1s calamity wo wore
low, It grown 1rry thrifty, tho. average height
hoinS about 10 inchns. UatH and POTATOES have a
rank, green color.
Tho rolnl.lHluirreis arc rninlng 'lIo corn.
Aud, IL yo1, eau inform rIc Of suceerAtul way
Of lost. Dying thom, II will bo thankfully rocciv
cd. Youra, otc., GEO. II. ltALcoFr.
P.B.-I would like eone one OF vn1tr readers
to inform mo In what way tho buffalo gnkt opos
rates OH lluEseb 10 kill thom.
, 1875-05-15
FRIDAY.
rha Aldermen Will Then Explain Why
49, They Should Not Ds Held
for 0ontompt.
commencement of Quo-Nyarrnnto Pro-
cccdings In tho Criminul Court.
THE CONTEMPT CASE.
.ur sp,ttfA pNr lk.r EnN 1'Hft}IY

We |SNlI"Il SF1@Af
TIE AnuuMexr RET ron FRIDAY.
rhn question wlletllor tho Aldermen who,
,.,ni,o tho Injunction, sanctioned the canva.h-
,. n tbo vote cast at tic cha.tor election, wcro
.a,,,y OF con.ompt, Ii to bc answered next Fri
AZ. Mr. Pence, representing lilo Citizcns' Asso-
.t.tou. having nppcd to Judgo Williams yes-
..ra,y for rulo nisi, Which wna 1naIo roturna-
slo on tho day mentioned. AZ tho opening Of
I'm court thoro woro proAcnt, In addition 10 tfo
rouuscI named. Mr. L. y. 1Inrnca Melville ".
rnncr, and Judge D!ohcy and William G. Goady,
,ts ,No lntter nnpoaring on behalf Of til. city.
Aitcr roadinR tito affidavit OF Mr.. L.. y. Dnon,-
=, tpubalIed Eritlay). npon which the Al,l,licA.
i'm WAS basel, and tho affidavit OF II. u. uilpin
th,t hc had notified t).o hacr1non Of tho mutton
10 continue tho Injunction,
lit. lEHcE
rid, On these AftldaY.s your Honor, aaS that
. sulo issuo for tho rattlen defendant 10 sliow
r,na wiy thoy should mt bo attached for con-
teu,pt III violating tho injunctton.
JuE0E licKEI-- '....
Tho notics at this application ca1no to n,a last
syauipg at o'clock: md tits IL tie first knowi
jse wa layo hnd Of tlis routents Of tho affidavit.
fdesiro to HugscAt 10 yanr Honor, boforo tho
10 rben it III proper 70 'seao rMle Of this lssna
: 10 lie found In tho Bi1tcputh 1llf1,ots-&ho cuHo
!, Crook against tho peopio lido not wish 10
3s:,,as tho tnnttcr a. present., bnt htiggeht II,
snef CIAMtr1tl0E OF tl0 Authority S0if- flGuOF
shoulj thing proper to direct Tho rulo to be ou-
nred, such reasonable tIno may be allowed NJ to
rys is an opportunity 10 examine tho Blb}Oc:,
Ind make Preparations for tho arguing Of it.
iii. rEHcE--
wa have no desire to laBleu the matter, but aTn
s,rfcrt!y ni.l1!g That they should l.ayo wook
fFhe,6 nro two Or throo inethulB OF bringing il
heioro tho Court: Ono IL to hayo an a.tachment
h.uo for tho parties and l,ayo them nrrsatod
md brD,,ctt into court, which yo do not dcHjte
10 DO; and second IL to aeryo notice. to-
,ether witt, tho affidavit upon which tho n,o;ion
founded, which la tho practice III tho In.
slsl, courte, and sometimes In Nav York.
fla othor practice Ia to flo tho
nidayit and havo rufo t,isi
,ntorel to slow cnuso by cerlain tn,o. have
sleJ niidavits, and ari that rule iasuo to tito
.a,,icp 10 6how causb by Friday noxt. That Is
rasouablo timo.
Judge Dickey-We do not object TO tho tltno.
Tho Court will look NJ
TIE SIXTEENTH 1LL1sors.
The volume was handed to him.l y
Mr, poncc-1 hnvo examined that case. In It,
ID aliihayik wns mado by ono Of tho complain
Irtu and mn altaEtinlnut lrHueu ft1ftiNitn. OF
, 1875-05-15

Two Spanish children Of tho sAmo family,
dying within twcpts-fuur hours Of each othes, were
buried together. Yesterday. Lie hcaE4o wN
i.osscd with Mhiso plulnes, aud tile col&ins cor-
cred with white flowers and wteatha. Blk boys
actsd ~ pall'1eRrerg. each wearing white ccat
With = biz OF Grape on the left arm. Iu front Of
tl,e hearse Vas . carriage containing ai1 young
girls. clad tn wlito, wearing long Nhlte votls
escaping backward from hes1-wtoaths OF White
flowers caught In graon., There wAs nothing
souhsu or iuls1oAl about ths prooeRxion safe tho
suu cohlus and the SLOW nsossaants .Vs tAa eAs-
ria2es
, 1875-05-15
DANvlLLE QLL.) MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.

Special U1&EaIeN o 7R6 ENlta00 7T7tHHs.
DAavlLLE, ILL.,, May H.-At 4 macting Of the
City Council last night, tue Mayor nominated
and tue Council confirmed the following city OIL
cers: A.. Ncbss, stroo. Commissioner; Patrick
Garry, j. A. bradley, Thomas L. Iusby, Al1on
Anslo,sou, md John Dot,tnan Ward 6upor-
yisoss; II. Il. Gregory, Thomas Duncan, and
Frank Duhl, policemen. Iheso appointments
arc perhaps % acceptable to the peoplc geueEally
~ nuy that could hays beon mado aud confirmed,
An ordinance authorizing tho granting Of llcense
for the an!o Of Intoxicating liquors was rssd and
laid over until next meetiuH.
, 1875-05-15
COUNT FOSCO.
His 100000 Suit Makes lis
Appearance Again.
Judge Doolittlo's Argument for tho
Defendants.


Jut1ee rarre,l v.s ons.soa Yesterday aftor-
noon In l,osrinp tho demurrer 10 tho stecial
r,,,. l., w.. tvs,,.t..,.,.. -, ~ r.,.,t a.. -,
NV" )" 1hn n"smnason ""oa-pss.u1n. sNso q,
uoosGo Il. Chistonden' ~ hoboft Moole'la'd anu
Charles l.. Jenkins. The case wAe begun laht
summer In tho Circuit Court TO recover 41O1. .U0U
ub,ch ch,,,.,uIo, ci,Iuo,, v,u lin si,ra RI
,hn ,.oo," .s'..' ,..a.. wa ~ ,a.,a ns ~.
tao P3o'.ts ails9'e tFou cou'1aet .Aauo ~ w
Golyer chassendcn for PAVING the CITY OF
Washington. Tho defendants flied thor pleas,
settling up that they had paid .Chttcn'lan
ao7. .,11 Tor procurlne lin contraot for tf,e,n.
~ .,,,st, Sin nm -, =. u;ah.r1 1,.u,oa.
"'t'' ~e''1v ~. soa' t."- ".
hassnat ,s 9 81 tne onitea h.aleb buproma Goufti
sha Sa'u"o 10 Zen. >. q. tihsheldt mcmhef OF
sllo louso of Her1aaonsativna. mo remainder
Tas Ply "lloto II "ou'u 10 the nos1 Eooa' INC
aeIen!1n5 wore OF me opinion thas nslh4
monc! ~ smch u ~ WY Naa
UNLAWFUL hsb orro5l.p TO FEnL1o Policy:
md TIM tl,o pilntin gould not rneover. They
ssy .nat G;ss',uon ,a;a n. 1'ot 70 op'".a M ~
tofehs IN iheir pasem'; tNas 10 Iepfesont-
Gu snae nc Mas iien' VOL connsc'o1, nas
~ s oassi ai ..rrn ~ nm ~ ..s,,"r
na @ rra Man atso m ~ ~ say ~
w. p tnuis' naAeu W sneu ~ al.ns " Aseu.
,i,'',..t n'iau ~, ,i, e ran, rn1 i,
U.sn1d 'fn np.'.a - i, cn III -, ~ 1han
~ .'..aa, .a ..',n. W - W.., ~, ~. reaa
!ae uom..ast & iu .ts,' aa.a6 ~. - atss
a'.w ,t, ~, % ,.
sth.e tIsnn!a. a. y W. ~ -. to. uao
a. , nv Na'suAa. !, oap's" pt w. uos ~ ""as' oat
nutt.eo" - -" 'A"'s" ' "s"'o"N"' "'4
tiqhatea WY o. ,
hosEsi II hSp De.,s urt.S IoaILitatpa: I.'M..,
Neserno'ssn: M.sn Get4eu u..t'.a.ea .a tna. M
oon.iaets oousa 10 snn p*ynsns
Q! latRs hauh u iauss' taey ~. ~ ign1isa
nls M ota.;n ~ 'no a49p. Ty,oou, ata "noa
tno t,a!n, t!, Tros" @ .ue ,,ran ~ H., sa.aensn y
aen: uns,s'e ~ oGsu a ia,a r. ,S".e.: .,
!ass nlsa.s y nna to'na! 'a9ur. IT., 40 tasnSS sne
Pntso 81 NV Vascu psate' lno cont
nan o. tno Conln'ltsfo W nppsopl'asons, sLa
tne s'1onses. .aaa ~ LuuEs1sa End VIII ona
Itienas. ~, 1ly ocIanm nana oa "p' 1eHs lnsn
Sloseoo mere OF rsonvuo n ~ ~ - Il, LII. Gan
naray ioaIizu 'n". We .se. uaLnoa s1 u WIN un
y II ra,o anu soty Rtas.s'ng !ness v,,s i.us,,s ai
dolenuan's shsIoctoa no "5nns; WIN ecn WI
phNo,'ul aasoe1tes, Me, a. ~. oanPnsIu, ~ 1oe
boAio u Iaphe y otks, was uaHly n'au'eu "
, 1875-05-15


Special Dfsbafth Ia Tht Chirago Tribune.
WtNoxA, ILL.,, May 14.-Charlos II. Fowler.
Erq., Of tho prominent commission firm Of d.
Fowler 4 Co.. of.your city, was married hoto to-
day to hlisa Ida E. 1Iovo, dhughtor OF Peter
Howe, Esl.. tho real estate king Of this placo.
wore % present, and lie occasion m % was T ono Of the
n,ost notable that ovor occurred iu this vicinity.
Tho wedding siftg were numerous and elegant.
Tho young folks 70 honcs with cor.lIal Wishes
from all tor a happy futuro. Tho bridal party
startled cast via tho Baltimore Il Ohio to Wash
ington, Nov York, Hoaton, and othor Eastern
ciiios. They will DO absont Rbont thIco weeks,
ann wlll retu1n TO Chicago, making That city
their homo.
, 1875-05-15
THE BLACK HILLS.

Sptctas Ihxpateh 70 7As chffdao Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Ninn., May 14.-Col. Ltsgspbeel,
Commander at Fort Randall, 1oleRraphs Gen.
Terry. announcing tho arrival yesterday OF
Lieut.. Armstrong with the Andrews Wharton
party OF miners. captured at the second crossing
of White l.tveE, 17o miles from Randall, and co
mtles from AtFueys Peak. Tho patty consists
Of forty-two msu, six wagons, aud tNonsy-tso
hoTaaE,
, 1875-05-15
THE COURTS.
That Question Of Jurisdiction Comes
Up Again.

~saAs--
CHICAGO.

QUESTION OF Jun1HbiuTIoH AGAIN.
In tho caso Of BsarkHoalhcr w. The American
Dib!c Society. the question Of lursdietion under
tho recent act Of Cougroan uaa raisao again be-
foro Judge Dlodgctt. This caso wAs trled 1t, tho
Circuit Court aud appoalod to tho Supfona
Court, whoro /. WAS romaltt:tl With Instructions
how to proceed. After tho passago OF The
act Of 1916, en}arging lilo Jurisdiction OF
tho Federal Courts. tho eaac was takou
into tho Federal Cou1ts. Hero tho point was
made that it was too laiu, aftor Judgment, as tic
United Staten Court would ho compelled 10 net In
accordance With tho instructions OF tue Supreme
Court. Au argument was had bofoto Judge
Dlodgott about two wcekH ago, and yesterday llo
ordered tho caso TO 10 roman1od to tie Stale
Coutt, stating that, III his opinion, tho points
Faiset1 had already boon doolded by tho United
States 3upre,ne Court, and tlat he could not
thk0 Jurisdiction.
Tndgo BtoIgntt will not hold court to-day.
a iinal dividend OF 1,cr cont WIZ dcc!aroi In
tho bankrupt astato Of Gardner i Gould. This
Judge Druinmond hns rcluzneI to the city
from M.lwaukoo.
DIVORCES.
William iced EnyB his wife tlns deserted him
for fourteen yoArH, and lle thinks that period
long enough TO htito him to divorce.
suNtTEp BrArEs couisTH
noraco r. Graves began suit for $4,000
against Morris Scl:, Joseph o. Rut,cr, ]. ".
Dunn, md Max A.. Meyer.
Ilonry 4. PADDOCK commencod suit in oject-
mout against John ". Lioyd. laying damages at
$1,000.
Edwin L, T1oo brdso. Of. Now York, filed q
bill nGahst tho Icolla, pckln T. Jacksonville
1uilroad Company mud tho County Collectors Of
thu yadous conntios through Which ths road
ruts to leatrafn thcln from collecting any tAxo5
on its capital stock.
yupEulol COUNT IN, un1rr.
Allen Clark commenced suit in roplorin
aEainst Horny +. Vcilnseyor, Frnnria Agnsw,
niNl Il. v. Ellis to recover largo nnmbor OF
burcan. franos. vatued at a. 900.
Nelson lnimor suod A. u, prout for 81 600.
Patrick O'Seil suoa John alcllahuu for II ,lO0.
IhOMns IL. JoncH commenced suit In at
tachnlnnt ras7iust Charles stevart, clliming
sc. 105.67.
Tho international Mutual Exchange md In-
ycsttnent Company begun suit to recover $780,
0U0 from Wilson K. nixon.
Samuel sa!lsey blon1ght suit ngaina. I. :. Loo:
pold and A. I. Leorold, claiming $1,000 damagos
Tor q Lro]scn covenant.
Honry Morgan BEGAN an nction agsihst T. b.
Constantine to recover $J.00U.
CRIMINAL COURT.
George Williamson rlendcd guilty to tho lar
ooty OF cow. demanded for sentence.
hliclaol Noehan p!oadea guilty to tho larcony
Of o quantity Of jowelfy. demanded for sen.
tuncc.
Tho Grand Jury will riso and mako the,r rc-
port to.day. ...-.........
TIE GAIL MONDAY.
~ Jun9b Ga,nx-l77, 1Sl to 1s4, leo, 1877. 200 to
-, 5uDoE 5aaEs0s-ac. AZ 42,'1, 45 10, 4o 81, IS,
JuuoE MooaE-No call.
| JuuuE NooEns-103 to 113, and aot cAss o25.
JUDGEMENTS.
| UxrTEn STATES C1ucu1r CounT-JupaE uIunoErr.
Northwestern National Dauk II, John W.. Tap
pans ipcree *s,.sl.aa:Horshwestern Fo,t!l.ne;coin.