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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-23
Young Men

WHO may be suffering from the effect OF
w youthful foll'es or indiscretion, will do
well to avail themselves of this. the greatest
boon ever laid at the altar of suffering hui
manity. DIR. SPlNNEY will guarantee to for
felt $500 for every case of seminal weakness, or
private disease of any kind or character which
he undertakes and fails to cure. He would,
therefore say to the unfortunate sufferer who
may read this notice, that you are treading
upon dangerous ground when you longer delay
In seeking the proper remedy for your COM
plaint. You may be in the first stage remem-
Der you are approaching the last. II you are
bordering upon the last, and are suffering some
all of It's III effects, remember that II you per-
stst Ia procrastnation. the time must come
when the most skillful physician can render
you no ASSISTANCE; when tho door of hope
will be closed ahainst you; when no angel of
mercy can bring you relief. In no case has the
Doctor failed OF success. Then lat not despair
work upon your Imagination, but avail your
self of the beneficial results of his treatment
before your case Is beyond the reach of med
ical skill or before grim death hurries you to a
p ema5dEe grave. Full course of treatment
S,5 90. Send money by Post Ofiioe order or
Express with full description of case.
Call or Address, DIR. A. r.. SPINNEY,
No. IL Kearpy Street, San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-23
KEATlNG'S COUGH LOzENgEs

THERE is unquestionably no other remedy so
l. other remedy so certain in its effects. ASTH-
MA, WINTER t>OUGH, BRONCHITIS and DIS
0DDERS OF THE THROAT alike yield to its in
huence. The highest medical testimony states no
better cure for these complaints exists (now
proved by over half t. century's experience). They
contain no opium, morphia or any violent drug.
Reating's Cough Iozenges prepared by THOMAS
REATlNG, London, britain. are sold by all Drug
HOSTETrER y CO., San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-23

UNITARIAN SEayIcEs. Mr.. Utter will
preach Sunday evening in Olympia at
the usual time and place. He also
holds services at Tumwater in the
morning and on Chambers Prairie, at 2
o'clock. The children's harvest con-
cert has been postponed one week and
will take place next Wednesday even
ing, in Olympic Hall. A good time 10
expected and ell are invited.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-23
Sherif's Sale.

PY virtue Of an execution issued out Of the
I'D Supreme Court of Washington Territory on
the seventh day Of Augusf, A. D.. 1875, and TO Mo
directed, have levied upon, seized. and taken
into execution tho northwest Y OF northeast y
and the northeast X OF northwest n Of section
rs, and the southeast y OF southwest \. ADA
Southwest OF southeast * OF section n. IN
township 90 north Of range west. contsin q
sectaon q, township 20. north RANCE 4west. an4
also the southeast y Of northwest y OF secf!Qa
n. township 20, north OF range west, contatuin9
80 acres, situated, lying. and being In AaoeA
county, Washington Territory, which SAID lnu<xs
above described, / viii sell at the Court. hosiss
door, at Oakland, In Mason county. " Washington
Territory, on the
aoth Day OF Oeteher, a. D. 1ssss N
to satisfy a certain Judgment, rendered III The
above named court. In that certain cause wherein
Thomas w. Mcdonald and Nary MCDONALD wcrs
dsfendanta. and asAinse Y. z 4crEcw. sof sns
on, st The rate o. ten per cent. Per annunl mo1
May 18th, 1s7& and costa Of suit, taxed - Ms9
ahs 'n0s ''' ROBERT wATKINaQag.
81 Sheriff Mason county, Waah. T9RxltofG&
Sept. IS, 1876 4s:wf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-23
Probate Notice.

In the matter Of the estate Of Jeremiah Mabis,
deceased, late Of Inasstoa county, w. n
A LII persons having claims against said estate
the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned 1t bis
once In Olympia, Thurston county, WAshington
Territory, within one year from the Date OF thfs
notice, or the same will be barred. W
FRANCIS HENRY,
Adsn'r of the estate Of Jeremiah Mabie decd.
Sept 18th, 1875. 43:W4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-23

week cnQlng Oots Id
John Campbell, Kamil-
chic,
r Terrell, Squakson,
J B Taylor, Elma.
j Mormorman, Chehalis,
u g Morrill,, Arcadia,
A 8 Moore, city,
j simpson, 81
II w Hose, Mud Bay,
w Butler, Snoqualmio,
II q Dewey, SnohOmlsh,
J Grady, Satsop,
III Shons, Seattle,
q Brant, Vancouver,
j Ginblet,SanFraDcisco
ID J Harris, Bellingham
Bay,
A NJ Ballard, Stcilacoom,
j Chase, Portland,
@ Powers, Dalles,
i Kennedy, city,
40 Sheldon, Oyster Bay,
A Dry, Bay City,
J b Biles, Tumwater,
W Fountain, +"
s Koblenzer, city,
JTuilis, Skookum Chuck,
w Littlejohn, Grand
Mound,
B NJ washburn, VapQ'r,
w j Slior, Missouri,
r Hogan, Arcadia,
j kenily, city,
A G Hoxie. !"
D Woodward, city,
j o Warren, Oakland,
] Il Shelton, -
G Edwards, YeIm,
A Thacker, wife & son,
Tumwater,
j WILSON, San Francisco,
Il L Finch. South Bay.
= ! Morrow More city,
G N McConaha, Seattle,
A Snockely, San Fran
San S!s SShn,san Francisco,
III Williams, +"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-23

Frank Clark. vito and
daughter, Steilacoom,
L Provost, Victosla,
W s Blaklesly, Sparta,
Il Sprouix, Arcadia.
ID NJ Duckworth, Shook
I un Chuck,
J O'Connor. New Yolk,
] DoolGn, " +"
B ID Shelby & wife, New
York,
I Blair, wife and child,
+ Hudson. Oyster Bay,
II Stone, Seattle,
Q TillapC:er, "
7 Loyill, Besha Island,
VIM Woodruff, Salep,
II Nevil!, Phelps troupe,
4 Nickc: son, " I"
J 4 Hart, Portland,
7 II Nicho, "
j Shaw, +"
e Vaneeion, "
] Buckley, Linc'ln Creek.
J Mcleod, Portland,
Tho9 Simmons, Lincoln
Creek,
H Cook city,
Ill Paupre, Arcadia,
w II Stlllwell, Tacoma,
Il G Wolverton, RentoD,
A Douglas, "
A Wriqat, Seattle,
G Sager wife, and two
children, Kamilchie,
ii Shaffer, Union City,
A II Hughes, East Sag
inaw,
J wilkes s. wife, Phelps
troupe.
] Hlase, Phelps troupe,
J NJ Hays, "
] Wolf, Portland,
r K Knox,
j Spur ock, Ten'no, 80,
sW Otilds, Portland,
z w Austin, wife, and
two children, Mud Bay,
Miss Fisher, Seattle,
q q nayr. ,iCy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-23
The Boston Clergy Denounce the Hi
cense Law.

Boston, Get. 19.-About IS clergy Of this
city, yesterday, after denouncing the license
law, adopted resolutions calling ON all good
men to repudiate mt the election both Repub-
lican and Democratic candidates for COVER
nor
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-23
Wanted.

A WOMAN to do general housework in
"A small family. Must be good cook and
apply at this Office. Is So,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-23

The RACES The races half-raile and
repeat on Thursday was closely con-
tested. l re horses ,terod, Major the
Pierce county horse, won LIST money.
"Queen" I'd money. Three of the
heats Mero almogt dead heats Time
81, SCI, 594 and 1.o2. -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-23
Bark |! !!
Bark

TNHE undersigned is prepared to furnish
l. 500 Cords of Bark, of excellent quality, on
short notice, and delivered TO any part or the
city. Orders can DO left with J. III. Munson,
ut Tacoma Reading Room.
J. A. GALE.
Olympia, Oct. 10, 1875. je1G47:tf
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-23
Brick! Brick! Brick

nNE entire kiln or Al No. Brick cQnfaIyar
" ing 10000, for sale at . bargain ~ ~
kiln, or by the thousand.
For particulars address or inquire q The
office.of the SFANDAMus
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Arrivals at the New England House for the
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-23

Observation-Disclosures by the Medical
FOTs THE LU NGS cures Coughs, Colds and
Consumption, and all diseases OF the Throat
and Chest. DR. TOWNSHIPS TOOTH.
ACIIE ANODYNE. cures in one MINUTE
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-23
chandler Accepts and Is sworn an

WASHINGTON, Oct t9.-Ex-Senator Chand.
Ter had long interview with the President
this afternoon and accepted the Secretaryship
of the interior. AS soon as Mr.. Chandler
had signified his acceptance, his commission
was made out and note sent to Chief JUS
tice Garter, OF the district supreme court TO
appear at the White House at noon. The
chief justice accordingly proceeded to the
Executive mansion and administered the
oath to the secretary. Dclano then left and
Chandler took his seat.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1875-10-23
Doings OF che Poacc Union.

New YORK, Oct 14--The Peace Uniol
was addressed last night by COMMISSIONS
Meacham, Judge Westerbrook, Jno. w
browning and Others, and adopted resolu
Of Indian troubles. "A mass meeting viii b.
held on the subject at an early day.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24

sB5> Cine Serliner Wittpe, wel6s am
@rabe ibrss eben beeroisten 9attsn wsints,
trodnete enblid ibre Gbrdnen uno iaste +:
Gsnsn Croft bab' i'd bod nod iett weeB
id wenisitens, no er bet Na9ts is.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24
21orooeut(6er sfopo.
&~ssslmaBiss Tsf : Gampfiaif Gabrt spii9eu
Srentett ilnD Baltimore
bio Southampton,

bard bic sissus fir tisitn 3med an Der Glsss CT.
tauten, NIT alien @rfpresrnilsn esrisbensn nsusu
%silsrnsn ppasamYfl9iHe pom $500 Sonaen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24
syn Sine @ieuer 0dl6erin. weIc

~ Cine @iener 8di6erin, weI6e
bisier Gage ais &ldserin m einem Gbrens
beIeibisunssproeei1e sesen ibren v@eIiebs
ten", v&obn" beiBt Der Maun, Dor @sri9t
eri6ien, CAB in ibreu g%luslaiunsen sessn
beuielben in Der oieier Species Der weibIis
den Sewobneridaft 8lens u%reisentbiims
Ii9en 8eiie na9itebenoem @unide 9luss
brud. Sic iaste unsefdbr: vOa ioll mr.
10 an auabralirtsn Saroeusnrittsr nit amer
&Iupp'n auf a @didlein'l bdns'n unS 10
lang baum, bis bar @inS feline Saner
ltideIpeil' IN b nd6ite Spooiumfabrit
trast, mos Bis gum iinsiten Gag auss's
iott'n werO'n. (Or. Slo9, Der Sertbeis
bigger bes Serflasten, Ia6t.) Was Ia9en's
bsnn, Serr Doctor? Gppa neil | net 10
reo'n fam, wie a gbpotat2 go wiIen's,
10 i6Sn fam | net reb'n wie 90, aber bas
fir frias' | a mir sablter unb paB' s'wiB,
baB 90 nur 10 uiel lad'n unb reb'n, peirs
plel 'Sablt trias'n wOa'n." (alasemeine
Seiterteit.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24

rs" 9erserli9. Gs lit bod drserli6
uno ullss uertebrt in Der @elt einseri6tet:
so lang man idldft, fann man ni9t
eiieu, unO 10 lang man ibt, fam man ni6t
%trinten, unO 10 lang mar trintt, fam man
ni6t i@lafen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24

.B@ Sn Der S9uIe. Sin @eiitli6er
i'm Medlenbursii6en beiu6te bic Sorfs
i6ule leineS 6ilialS uno wolte cine fleine
Yriifun9 in Der Moral uno Gelision nit
ben 6inoern %aniteaen. ST. fraste babsr
einen itdmmisen Snaben: ySribsl, wsiBt
On, mas &e9t uno llnredt iit?"
9e %antpOrtete sieier nit einem S9afss
seii3t.
Sielei9t feblt es linn Bios an Osfinis
ton, ba6te Der Yrebiser, i9 MIL feline Sss
grille auf iotratii9e slrt gu Gage fSroern.
Sieb' einmal, Srit," fins er an, vtpenn
Seinri6 bort pon ieiner Muttsr cine Sems
mel betommt unb 0u nimmit ie ibm meg,
mas tbuit On ba2"
sd fret ie up" mar bic slntuort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24

sSy" Solsenbe y@arnung por benz
Gbein" wiomet benz PreuBiiden Gultuss
miniitsr Salt oas yMt. Narreni9iff":
9ln ben &bein, al ben Gbein, Steb' ni9t
an ben Rbein!
Mtein Salt, i5 ratbe Dir gut;
Senn bote man Dir bort reinem Wein,
gr wirfte wie Slit auf oein glut.
Siebif bic Mdnner, Die ~freien, bort nims
mermebr,
Sisbif nur Ben sebor6enben 3nedt,
stur BEN &rieseruerein, bas Seamtenbeer
limb Siraels bIiibenb 9ei9le9t.
Dor Ben Bergen ba itebit Ou unb i9aueit
binaut
Oo6 bur6 fommit Ou teinesfaus;
9etra6tslt bas @aHer in Strones 9auf,
Oas rei9t Dir sewiB Bis gum 9als.
Sn ben Stabten, wie sriBt bic 8eb0rbe 10
ibSn;
Damn iinat man unb fadelt Dir Dor;
9ei gantettsn wiro aud ni9t Der OuieI
per9eb'n,
Oa madit Ou ben alien Humor.
OOd iabit Ou bic @abrbeit unb nidt MIR
ben S6ein,
gntIeten faBf Did unb @raus.
pa risfit Ou nur INNER: u9inrpes BON Dem
Hbein -
glieblt nit Oeiner v6ultur" uns Su !Saus /!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24
II ltemDe 8.
Rrttp: Gufdneissr Stsr; ,iemst sem Gbriitsn,
erbeitert eie Seels uno ~beferpert ieltit
bic 0eIunobsit res QsibeS.
fay- Gin oemiIlenbafter Steupe

iY- Sin seui6enbafter Stelpertreter.
QmtmGnn: r@ie fonnt ibr Die llnuers
i6dmtbeit baben, in Semodrmeln, nit
Der Belsmiie' auf DEM &opf unb nit Der
Pfeif' i'm Maul ms 9lmtsSimmer sl treten?"
Bauer: r8iHen g, i5 fOmm beut nit
in meiner NnseIesenbeit. Nei Nadbar,
Der 6dlberseitel, i6idt mid in ieinem 9tas
men, ano ite pie piiien ia, Der is iausrob. "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24

sy" Oils nsue Galamitdt, bic 6as vbSis
Sabr" iiber bic arme Meni9enwelt gu brin:
gen ssionnen 1T, mirb bic WieSereinfib:
runs ber-Grinoline semeloet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24

gy@ 3pei Saiern.. o.: 8enn i6 Die
buirii6en Nubltreiie betra6te, fOmmen iie
mir lebr bunt Dor Die iinb ia aae tbeils
I6wars, tbeiIs pon elmer Mii9farbe.
o.: 0as lit muir, bamit bas bairii9e
SoIf lie6t, pie bunt oas iebi9e Miniiterium
es setrieben bat. gs lit ia aues fur
8reuBen.
o.: 0a wdre es 9epiB gut, wenn Die
9erreu, UNI pieOer bairii9 gu iein, etwas
9ebldut wiirben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24

.Y General YurniiSs BON Gbobe S.
lamb lit befanntli9 gu Sielsm fdbig. 0aB
er aber aud I'M Stanbe lit, Wise gu reiBen,
1T uns neu. Sinsit aber iaste er, baB Ell
ii6 barna9 iebne &bobe, Sslanb su per-
Iaiisn un6 ii6 mad einem Orte gu beseben,
400 man bic Seine ausitretsn Tonne, obns
pom ieinem Na96ar wessn 9ebietsuer'
lesung perflagt AZ werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24

rY" 8snn Ou Dir Gussnb ais Yers
Sienit anredmen IdBt, 1T iie teine EusenS
mebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24

~ Der &i6monb ySispat9" ertlGrt,
er perbe General Butler nit ~pfienen Nrs
men bel Der bemofratii6en Yartei wilfoms
men beiBen. Oasu ia9t Die Detroit vSris
bune": 80 melt uniere arme iino, 10 melt
iinb iie 9eOiinet, I'm i'm losSuIaiien." Die
unlri9en aud!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-24

sy" Gurus. @ait: Ssrr Wirtb, lebi
bic Sau nod, BON Der bas gotelet ba lit?
@irtb Was ibnen ni9t %einfalt, seitern
lit iie s'itoden woroen!
9alt: Oas mar ia gar ni6t notbmenSis
sew.isn, oas groderl Sleiid bdttsn Gle
ibr rs9t gut aus benz Sudel berausi9usiben
%tOnnen, obne bas iie's gemertt BATH
, 1875-08-01

Tho next Grand Jury convenes on tho 2sd
instant.
Sheriff Agnew intends to petition the County
Board for debtor's prison. His predecessors
have done the same thing, but to 10 effect
Yesterday WAS the last day to pay county and
State taxes. in advance of The delinquent sale
tomorrow. As q consequence the County
Ireasurer's Office was crowded during tho daY.
About $3.50, 600 was collected.
TIE INSANE ABILUM-
meeting Of the Joint Committee On Public
day afternoon to further consider the necessary
steps to complete the carpenter work upon tho
Inrane Asylum
Mr. Sweeney, to whom tho contract had been
let BY the County Board at 1ts last meeting, Was
present.
Commissioner Burd.ck moved that the vote bv
which Sweeneys bopd had been approved be re-
considered, and the motion prevailed.
On motion, the recommendation was agreed to
be made to the Board that the Letting OF the con-
tract to Sweeney be recopsidered, and the con-
9685.30 expended by the County on tho work
since Goldie threw up the contract
Mr. Sn eeney objected to the proceeding. tor
under the letting to him he had already cent ms
terial to the Asylum, aud was ready TO eign tho
contract for the completion Of the work.
At this juncture, Commissioners Clongh ard
Burdick got into I pleasant dispute about
whether the county had paid certain bill or
not. The question was settled BY wager Of
loet, it having been ascertaued that Commis-
Bioner Holden had the bill in question in his
vest pocket, aud that it had not beeu paid.
Tho meeting dissolved In smoke.
, 1875-08-01
THE ABSTRACT QUESTION.


ANOTHER REroRr COMING.
It was ascertainod yesterday that member Of
the Committee on Public Records of the County
Board carried in his pocket mysterious docu-
ment intended only for the eyes Of certain menl-
bers OF that body, and destined in certain event
to be made public ut the next meeting OF the
Board. Though the document could not
be gotten hold OF, it WAS ascertaiued
that it related to the abstract question,
and was in the shape OF report to tho Board
upon the numerous propositions to furnish ths
county with full set Of abstract books Some
weeks ago. it will be remembered, report was
made to the Board upon the tane question,
slgned by Messrs. Holden and Carroll recon-
mendng the acceptance Of the bid OF Shipmao l.
co. Since the report Was made Com
missioner Carroll has said that he signed 1t
without knowing what it was, aud up
to yesterday nothing had been done in the
matter, except rs noticed in these columns, that
certain interested parties were leaving nothing
undon6 to secure the contract
The document that came into existance yester-
dsv is known to be in favor Of the bid Of Otto
Peltzer. and is surmised 70 recommend to the
Board the purchase OF his tract indexes, 1u6g-
ment records. aud other books necessary to get
up set OF abstract books, the price being $45 000
The report was drawn by the Clerk to the County
Board for the Chairman Of the Committee on
Public Records, and Was IN his posseesion, and
by him submitted to Commissioner Carroll for
his signature. The gentleman declined to sign
it, however, as much because OF the mystery
which seemed to surround It ~ anything else.
ALI efforts on the part OF The TRIBUNE repre-
sentative to get hold Of the document were in
vain, and. in fact members OF the Boa1d we're
denied its examination. Ths e1cuso for main
tanning its privacy was that giving it publicity
might destroy it's purpose, and this. added to
other circumstances. aroused very general sus-
piclon that something was lurking behind it.
, 1875-08-01

The air ia admitted to the car through an air
chamter, ruGa4ug the mhole length of ths
car-roof, with hood at each end.
In each hood Is "a cutoff, " by which tbs sup
ply and exhaust ia regulated. These hoods 10
the 1oof of the car through y hlch tha air Is ad-
mitted being eoversd with wire gauze, the sir
entering them is thoroughly pure and free from
dust, smoke. and cinde q. In connection with
the air chamber and for summer use only, are
deAectors on tLe outside Of each window. which.
acting as an exhaust, not only draw out the i'm
pure air from the car, but prevent tho
admission Of SMOKE dust oinders, and
rain through the open window. fhls
System OF car-yentiation is not
only cheap and easy OF application to old as well
as lew cars, but is e1ectual. and solves most fn1-
ly the knotty problem OF car-ventila.ion. II is
tho intention Of Messrs. Winchell, Durham d
Co., the proprietors Of tho Winchen Ventiator,
to afford to railway officials aud others ample op-
portunity of practically testing their apparatus.
and for this purpose have had constructed car
Of their own which will be- placed at the disposal
Of any railway company wishing to investigate
their method.
All who witnessed the test yesterday-and
among them we're Mr. Walker President Of
the Chicago. Burlington T. Quincy, Mr.
Strong. General Superintendent Of tho michigan
Genital, Mr. Barnes, Of the G. l. I. II. Railway
and other prominent railway Rentlemen-were
fully impressed with the simplicity and effective
ness Of the Wlnchell Car Ventil2tor.
, 1875-08-01
CRIMINAL

Maurice Wratkowsky / Co., no 10 gmA
State street, mare robbed Ftidsy evening -
ai1ks valued u $1,471-
a msn Who says bis name II John Coot N.
arrested yesterday on the charge Of forzer, nd
horse-stea1ing. The special forgery hs has <o0.
fessed to was check for $500 left in payusot
for livery purchase.
William McNamsra WIS arrested Fsidsr IA.
passing = counterfeit e5 note at = store On Il.
corner Of Thirty-fourth aud Arnold saset,
When taken in custody he had a
his person several bills Ike H.
one which ho passed, and he was caught IN tbs
act Of throwing away one after his arrest "a
Was brought before Commissioner Hoyne w,
tarday, and, After examination. WAS held for IL.
action Of tho District Court in bond ot a. 500.
Friday evening about twenty man who hd
longing to Col Hougn boarded tho eastward
bouud freight-srain It that station, intandip9 to
come TO Chicago. When the conductor souliai
for :hair fares they refused to pv
any. That official said nothing At tho tirs, bpt
when the train reached the next statiou-Itsscs
with the assistance Of his own men and thosa
bad met !: tbs 5e'' place, b. "A,sn sjse.ss =
them from tho train when ia
train bound for E1gin moved oot
Of Itaaca the indignant roughs attacked it with .
shower Of stones. breaking several Windows ard
wounding slightly three Or four passengeu Who
happened to b IN the 1ear coach. Tks
employees started in pursuit Of The rotass sad
captured seven OF them They were tatsa
TO- Elgin, where they wers locked up
till yesterday morning, Enan they we1e
brought before magistrate at Bloomingd3e
station about one mile south Of Rosello, whste
, 1875-08-01
SAFETY ON RAILROADS.

TRIAL or HoRsEY COOKS SAFETY ROLLERS.
At $3.50 yesterday afternoon, special train,
consisting OF four care, left the Kinaie street
depot for the purpose Of testing Hosaey Cook q
se1f-adjusting safety rollers. The inventors
Claim that car provided with this appliance
cannot be wrecked in the following cases: An
open switch, broken rail, spread rail, broken
fange or axle. or jumping the track
The first test consisted in removing the outer
rail on sharp curve. The car was sent on the
fly at the rate Of 20 miles IN hour, and passed
over the ties in safety. indenting the end OF the
next mil aud coming to 3 stand in 120 feet The
next time the speed Was increased to 40 miles an
hour with the Same result the car stopping in
IFS feet. Finally the car WEE run npon ap open
switch At 40 miles an hour. The car passed over
in safety. keeping the track and stopping in IA
feet.
The experiment was Witnessed by Upward Of
500 gentlemen. principally railway men, who ex-
pressed themselves highly pleased with the trial
certificate to that effect was signed in the cars
On the return to the city BY the following gentle
men: psn. y: =. Bouton, Union Foundry Works;
Robert Iarrant, proprietor Marine Engine
WORKS; &. Gray, Car Superintendent and Pfesi-
dent Car Makers Association Of America; Will
lam Richardson, manager Bank Of Montreal; r.
Warren. Director Board OF Trade; c. r. OTIS
Master Mechanic; John Culver; D. e. DAVIS,
Engineer; James Norton, Western Catl.ohc; J.
.: Perkins, General Train Master; Richard
Wharton, Car Inspector. aud over 100 others.