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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-06
N0NAUGHTY FASHIONS.

4 little Pnllback sought one day
The gate of Paradise;
ST. Peter wiped his snectacles
And rubbed his ancient eyes,
And throngs OF female angels came,
With curious gaze the while,
Intent, a. ladies always are.
To see the latest style.
The Saint put on his glasses then
An observation took;
"What! what" he said, "this traverses
The laws of mustn't look
Tiled back in front! piled mp behind!
twill never do, fear!
The thing is too ridiculous
You cannot enter here"
What did she do? my curious friend,
She got behind a tree;
And III Il .iiffy she was dressed
As angels ought to be.
~. Peter kissed her then, and said
Pass in, my little dear;
Hut mind, you mustn't Introduce
such naughty fashions here.n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-06

The ignorance of foreigners is some-
thing superb. Dumas has written an
American novel, in which coon
chases couple of United States lovers
up tree, and then tries to get them
by gnawing through the trunk. Du-
mas says the Virginia coon is as large
as q yearling calf.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-06
Or. Aborn's Second Visit.

At the request of many prominent
citizens of Los Angeles and vicinity,
DIR. Aborn has consented to return for
short time commencing Saturday,
November 18th, at the Backman
House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-06
WM. PRIDHAM, Agent
COURT REPORTS.

District COurt-sEPULvEDA.J. j.
FRIDAY, November ).
Hargett vs. Hargett.-Counsel for plaintiff
being present, j. Il. Howard, ESQ.,, attorney
for defendant, gave notice of his withdrawal
from the suit.
Barclay vs. Morrison Motion to strike out
argued and submitted.
+. G. Tonner admitted to the bar.
Meekers VS.. PARA ct al Judgment entered
for plaintiff by stipulation.
Meeker VS.. PARA (No. 2l.-Judgment enter
ed for plaintiff by stipulation.
Carson VS.. Saverto.-Roport of referee filed.
Twomey VS.. Beaudry.-On trial.
County COurt-O'MELVENY.J.
FRIDAY, November 3.
Sawyer & Bell VS.. d. V. Waldron.-Parties
appearing by their respective counsel, u de-
murrer to the complaint was sustained and
plain tiff allowed to amend instanter. Case
submitted and Judgment ordered TO be en-
tered for defendant for his costs.
Brown VS.. Parker.-COntnued for the term.
Adjourned.
Probate COurt....O'MELyENEY, j.
FRIDAY, November
In the estate of Catherine overwhelming
upon the distribution OF the estate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-06
For Sale..A Great Bargain.

Awell furnished house and lot situated In
the best location in this city, Spring street
Cars pass the door. For particulars, apply al
this ONCE, or address P. o. Box 1888, Los An
geles. oct2si
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-06
STOCK REPORT.

BY ATLAN NTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH LINE.
Especial Dispatch to the Herald.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sovem ber ).
MORNING QUOTATIONS..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-06

\AIANTED.-25 tons OF Grapes, at
w BARBEE & GATES,
nov5tf Over Commercial Bank.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-06
A Rare Chance.

FOR SALE-A AGOoDPAYING BUSINESS,
the present proprietor wishes To sell out on
account of ill health. A good opportunity
for a man with about $3.50. For particulars
apply mt this office. oct2ytf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-06

\AIANTEO "A Practical Farmer wishes
w to take a small ranch Oh shares where
no capital will zbe re qured. or to work for wa
ses. Address II. T.
novislw Herald Office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-06
Letter I.ist-W. +. q 60.

Letters addressed to the following named
persons remain In the office of Wells, Fargo
x Co., November j. 1876:
, 1875-07-02
dored son,o tino ago. I1ie successor hae not
hoen appointed. lien, Lob calcnta:ca to ill tho
puHltton hmself, for tho preBent a. least.

dared sou1o tirao ago. His successor haa not
hoen appointed. lien, 1.iob calcnta:ca to ill the
ppsitlon himself, for tho prssent a. least.
Monday will DO gonetailr observed at tho
Couutr i!ntl1ina M lnttepondp'n:e Day. The
Criminal Court MIL bo called at 10 o'clook simply
to comply vi.h tho statutes. Tho oilcu1 Ct tho
Ctcrk OF thu CoMss, Tho Bhori1. hud County
Treasurer will DO closed during tho dny.
Thirty patlonts embarked for Elgl;' from tho
Insane Aaylum Tuesday. btollio Williams tho
neRresn, who bccamo INSANE whita confined III
this 1hi a fow days ago. notice Ut which Was
made at tho tisno, was 10 have baen Quo Of the
party, but sha estaped frnun tho fourth story ot
tho building tho night previous by tw,atlng the
baIs Of tho windows, toarnu up tho bed oloth-
inn ,and lowering herself 10 the ground. Hho lian
not yet boon aprrahouded. The Asylum now
contains 274 fun,ases.
Quito AT exciting dobate WAS had arnong the
ernp1o7cs Of tho aiar Department ycutc1dsr over
ths apeliing Of "cquaiIzasion."' Tho now maps
wore induced 10 show how 1t lad bcen protel,
with tho result that rs" hal henn uniformly
used Instead OF "z." This was accepted Al con-
cl,.rive, and Webster will DO roytRod accordingly.
On the ttle-pages OF sayetal Of tho 1nnps other
Inaccuracies wole aso noticed, prominent among
which was tho ,,se OF tho lnwor r-caso II In tho
opelng OF tho Commissioned naules whego tho
othsy lesters were Ia capitals. Tho next depart
n,ctt to bn added to tho County D'liIding will
plopabsy be Of Al educational character.
, 1875-07-02
OBITUARY..

NEW Yonx, July 1.-Wilbur r. Stocking, for
merly Of tho firm Of Leet i Stocking, we'll
known IN connection with tho Ous.o1n-House
contracts. died on his way to Boston last esen-
ing. His remains we're landed et Newport. Ills
widow Ia daughter Of Justsca Mlllor, OF the su'
promo Court OF the untod States.
Sptelai i}lsnatch to Tha ch!caaH Tribune.
LANSING, hlich,, July 1.-V. II. Apgsl m old
resident Of Howell aud we'll known throughout
tho State, died Tuesday.
specfa1 D'sp9'eh g 1As ch;eaoo Tribune. viii,
DLooMlsulos, ILL.,, July 1.-aliss coriune Fttz-
William, daughter OF Wm. FltzwiEinsn, = dry
Koods merchant, ut Bloomington. died last ulght.
spttlat Correspondents " Tho catcapo 1rtoul,s.
DKs MONIES, In., June 29.-Capt. Petos
Moflarty, woIl known In Tits Htato. diol on tho
10th iaat., 1t Council drovo. Norris County,
Kan, ol disease consrscted in the army. 1la
was born in ClsEmont County. Ohio, and
youth, !u Cincinnati Subsequently ho
cstue 10 Chicago and other Western
cities. In 1851 hs was appointed United ssstca
Surveyor and. soon after. ho located 1t Uolievnc.
Jackson County. H., and started q newspaper.
In la.8 he was elected htate pftntur, AMI TO-
moved to Ma1uoketa, where l,o started the Ex'
cetsaor. In 1871, be removed to hauaas, where
he became tue owner Of tia Norris County ne
publican. all influential paper. He wAs . mhl
/ popular With sll who know him, true friend,
| kind aud affectionata husband. aud good and
| trustworthy citizen.
, 1875-07-02

4 relic OF tho nfc3o Of Parfs was 1ntoiy drag
god up by one Vauot a fisherman Of tie Village
of Vinpciles. 10 hia net. Il Ia = Globu!Rr tin
box OF light construction, md WAS fGll Of lotIerR.
II Ia of course relic Of the vain efforts mado
to communicate viii, tho lnhnb,tauts Of tho in
vested Capital by floating mails down the Boine.
Thoro chat tho current boro wero for tho moHt
part capturod at thu barrier thu ticrn,ans formed
for this purpose In their hneu at Vl!tcnouYo ht.
Georges, bit this otto was s,robably ovorHeiglted
from tho first, for 1t bal evidently not sunk from
any leakage. Vanot, tho Under, discovering tho
inoIoBn1es 10 to perfectly dry aud iu good order,
carried iho globe homo to sluw hla noahbora,
ani ths lettsrs, sorno COO In numbor. wsro
for son.o ttmo freely distributed about and read
by all tho curious eyes Of VimpoItea The AZ
fair, howeyoE. presently got 10 tie esEs Of tho
police, who at once made doHlcliatly v!ats On
Vanot and hls friends, and carried OF uil they
could recover to provlns wlie,lce tlloy wero ro-
mIttod to ths poat-osnco Of slouns, In tho Do
partnent Of the Alller, whoro they Ind boon
originally stamped IN 1870. and which IL now
forwarding thoR, 10 tho addresses In partH 10
which they were directed.
, 1875-07-02
SPRINGFIELD.
Tho neRignnsloll OF tlac Ad3rtnnt-
Goncrn1 Domnnd1d-taubcrnh
Appointments

Tho Resignation OF tho Ad5utnnt.
1oncrn1 Dcmnndod-Gubc
Appointments.
sptefas Dapaioh 10 Ths Chtaco Tribune,
Bpn,sorlkLp. ILL.,, July 1,--Gov. Bovsridgo
yesterday addressed = polite noto to Col. E.
Higgins, Aijusant Of tic s!ate, informing him
that his resignation would DO accepted. No reA'
son vaB assigned for tho demand aud rumor
has full swav. It is said In Opposition qaartcrs
to tho Governor, tbnt Higgins haa boen too
actively mud notoE!oua1y EoI!um man for tho
Goyornor; but the better Informed any
this lad nothing to DO viii the matter
OF political nnt,,re. Tho removal. however.
has created discussions between tho fs1endA of
nsvcridgo and CoIl,lna, for It 10 we'll known that
Higgins was an.l Ia for collum, and The lat.cr'n
friaids will hayo 1t, whether or no. that Higgins
Ia being prosecuted Tor rghtootsnoss' sake.
Tho Springfield Papor COMPANY orEanized to.
d.y by efoct,og' W'liIam Cagte, prcslaont, and
A. D. Iliggins, Secretary. 80,
Assembly, to roorganzo tho several btatn lnstt-
tutlons, tho Governor nude the following mp
Trustees for tSe Illinois 1n..ne Hospital, a.
Daniel H. DslIou. siilln9ton. Kendall County;
William IL. Ellis, Grcentled. Groeuo County.
Trustoea of the Illinois Nortllern Hospital. At
Elgln-C Chnrlos ". Marsh, DeKalb. DoKhtb Coun-
ty: E. II. Sheldon, Chicago; q. Il. Lord, Ela!n-
Trustees Of the southern 1Iuspltsl for Tug In.
sane, nt Anna-Amos Clark Cenllalin; e. Kirk
patrick Anna; J. q. Boyle, sparta.
Trusscea Of tho Ilnoia Institution for tho
Edaest.on Of tho poaf and Dumb, At Jackson;
| vile --htoyin A. Gushing, MInonk. Woolford
County Isaac Lesen, Quluc5 Stephen II. Coppo,
Jacksonville.
Yrustoes Of tho Illinois Minors Ina.itutson for
tho Education Of tho nltnd, at Jsc*sony',!o-
ginia. Cass County Hannibal L. Wood, Wasaga,
Knox County.
, 1875-07-02
LOCAL. LETTERS,

70 tho Editor of The Chieao~ IrloHnA:
CHICAGO. Juno 30,--I notics An arslete In last
Sundays Times, headed, "Strolls About Town."
u which the writer rcfers 10 the 1taiian-
restaurant man. Now, as ono who has boon
a resIlout for Il long time, bog tho psivi-
lego Of Making you 10 tnsett'th following III
yonr paper: I would like to know II tho Italian
fruit and oyeter saloons arc tho places where
there nro prynto rooms up-stairs, or AFRO tiloy
those that contain rootus 10 tho roar Of their
plAccs Of business, whore they allow common
prostitutes Are thoy those WHO keep thotr places
open all hours OF tic night. especially by tho
rear donr? Arc they thoao who kcop houses OF
llI-tasuo aboTo their nsoros2 Are they those who
keep tnloYcs anu pimps around their places
Of businces7 will oler 45c0 to my one who
can prove. or oven point out, that an Italian,
rative-boru or descendant. has ever kopt nlace
Of tho kind referred to since Chicago has boeu =
city. You may pick out tho Italians. and then
oxamlna tho othora, and you will rosdly SEQ tho
difference. Tho writer mny Itayo mixed the
11upgnsians ami tho AuBsriulls witl tho Italians,
md also tho Americans and Irish. Il. c. II.
, 1875-07-02
THE clTY-HAL.L.

MI. ,..,u =. 1,;,.,.a. ,,,1 .,,ot - a
Ino Co'nhn'ste" on H''ntoaoo "1t1 n'cos ~
O'Clock Saturday Afternoon IN the C'ty CiefXa
Office. Tho Indiana street hai~sv oFa'naneo IL
tllo noss important subject thas WILL como up 1of
confederation.
r,o ,u,,,;no-vorta amn,oy,s worn vc.tcrfsav
~ anr H. n.,p,1,s - .,si,1 J., ~
paid u, lao. Inc tolnptloIler n'Ho pau 10 lug
$i9u'e'o m un no'uI .sa;a 10y ,.a !nE o
ooo
WV
JANICE alax"eh "ha tno untuetunAt, "oup9t 3
or tho tlre l3epaftnent yostasaas' 70 eos us
Lead c1oppea on 'ot aeselGstoS M ;s T., MY Ss|es
Dunno, suHpcnanA of ing slre Marsna', "as r.
loatated' WIN 1os7 VI BAL i'aS "u1'ue .n' to4n'
OF lila eusponaioh.
Tho Mayor aud Board of Public Works yestor-
day lad q consultat1on ovcr tho plans and apoci-
cationB for The completion Of tlls Fullerton avo-
nue conduit, The work will bo rcalgcrtlscd
probably Monday. - sAo spoolheStlons arc not
yet quito completed
TIN nrn,ber or anIonp lfcnusee issncd yoBtcr.
DIV was yory l,elt especially when one cousltlors
tlat il vas the ist Of July. Eotaries around tho
hota tho Blk bonsnxas which they hope to reap
In making out Haloou bonda.
w. ca,.,,t..,ono- M,,.,.,, ,,,,,t nara . nm.
.,a.'.a; .i'.,'t ,.1n nm thn nolion fnrcs La
mem rp"l sno sDua' recovsr hs horse an buggy viii re-
Medassaay eyens t,o W. "ras .nr, esn.o s ~ ~
he ~. a,;na a.rt.aut t6us 'Ae 'o'' ~
s97 1o''so O'P"t
Patrick, ono OF tho II, 600 applicants for the
| position Of building Inspoctur under Mike
lailoY yesterday tapped that fuuctEonaly heavily
on tho sl,ou'ior, placed his forctiager alonghido
lnH nosa, gaYo.htlko tho wink. aud said, alo!ke.
| Dim = macstna:k." II1 lad evidently heard
that Aliko intcu3oti to employ nono but mechaa.
| les nnu practical non.
AZ ~ ns;,ov arncriotendent of 1h,,Idinpa
.sn,,,,,o ~ snut",l.v III ~" no,xors onrfnr1cI ~
nssunet ,a tso pacont or,i,auca i, faa ny. Ia
Iii Iii hosn rn.rt"rs f,ttad nj in tia of ronmn nc
, 1875-07-02

r,a+ ~ +1a fsyAnj I,aeio fiutei al O'Clock ye4-
a's w ,"-,.. -. 49,, - ,,,,.;.,o., ~.
teFaay. an important i'sh VI u.1uees NAs no
~, o.-,'ts 49,, ~ y,onant. M. ~
tue noasaa VI Af"Eteea "a" ~ A'o9'"'S Ano Ae'-
loving wor0 B!ectoA:
Fyesffrnt-The Hon. William D. Ogden.
fist Prt. t.ffssasntIlae lion: = l. IT, se9m"on'
Send AF'ee.jfff1afnt-Arissnaao osfses'
liet.arff-1mShtus l..p,rs-1tat T.. o5''ae1ua, snth
1natG ~ rrus,t.-ru iii yacanc.cn In ths sxpihns
eta,a1Wi!t,,u wilson, Meuon,ilec Ws,; tha lion. j.
Il. Dooi!stle, Chcago T.. Nelson Baks, chteago II.
, 1875-07-02

about she matter, It should be the simple stato~
mcnt OF h,a resignation. Whether compro.
misc con,1 be effected ho wns unable 10 gay:
Tia Doatu OF Trustees will consider the subject
during the rrrpcnt month. IN tho meantime
Mr. Frost intends ysrisinc Colorado: II sceortt-
Cd, tue resignation nilI tako oilecs from Sept !.
rltE CAMPBELL BOWER cLA1NH.
II Ia reported TINT Mrs. Campbell hns Just dlcr
Mre, C,unbcli II will he remembered. has With
In tl,o tast yoar brought n largo number OF snits
Wcsl s.io, in Joliet and elsewhere, and tue IN.
to!iisonco Of her ieccaao viii DO Of interest g
hy 4 cloud, moro or iers potertots, on tue title
to their property. IA Mrs. CaniphclEa dover
was on1y l,fo tnterent, her cfaims ot course OK"
p1ol will, her dcccaSc, End therefore no more
rnljoct,ona on compromises can bo asked OF
fnade. an tho cloud 10 removed without further
proceedings,
, 1875-07-02
SUICIDE.

LARAMIE Cr1Y, Wy. T., July 1,-col. E. D. Car
ling, tho Quhrtormaster at Fort Sanders, Wy. T..
committed suicide last night by cutting his throat
from car to osr. Financial embarrassment and
the complication Of hia official Affairs are as
signed ns tho cause OF hla act.
arecfai Disrutch to Yhe GAfcaco Tribune.
FnEtroar ILL.,, July Ia highly resptcted
and wealthy farmer by tho namo Of David
Martin. residing IN tho eastern part Of this
{Stephensou) "County, committed suicide by
cnttfn3 his throat With razor. Ito had
frequently Of Into threatened to destloy his life.
To accomplish h:B purpose ho shut himacjf up
III his barn. A young woman namet Dena Alden,
having Witnessed hEB actions, forced Ill cntrAnco
into the burn. aud wss dangorously cut BY
Martin in her efforts to CAUSE him TO dcBist.
Mrs. Martin, hearlng the cries Of tho young
woman. and having rushed to Tho barn. tho
unfortunate n,au cut hia thtoat and died in thu
preHenco Of tho two woMon. uo Ia supposed to
have been temporarily Insane.
, 1875-07-02

THEIR l4ASF AFFEA1A
The Nav York aud Eastern editorial excur-
sioniats, who are going to "do" California, Col
oraao, tho siorra Sevadas ETC.. will arrive In
Chicago tl!,s evening, md put up at the ralnor
lIouso. I'o.mutro:y they wlll bavo an excursion
to Elsiu over the Chicago Il Northwestern 1soad.
Thoy will leave tha city At 7:3n Monday morn
lug, sin the Chicago. Burlington d Quincy Rail
rcaI, fos Ottumwa, Ia.. whero thay will stop for
tho night.
Bnmo :. Christians truly hare fssued dodgoF,
exocrao1y printed IN red ink, OIL wtetched paper,
which has ],lzzled not to say pertnrbed nll whc
have been unfortunate enough to Neruse 1t. Tho
somewhat 5aEors tho Siew, that it ia tue produce
tiou Of tho Communists or Ho1no other equally
crazy srt. After stating that tho color Of
"Chsstiana truly ia not that OF dnrKnoss and
- in tho namo Of God. in tllo name Of Chltst
cruclcl, in tho narno Of tho gospel Hhch was
preached 10 tho poor, In the uame Of humanity,
still nailed to tho croes OF oppression.
snd for tho sako ;,,y of 'Iny k'nsdom Come -,
tho Fouct., Of July aud thenceforth shall mako
! it their especial duty 10 openly, honestly,
and fully preach OH tho rich man who cannot OH
tor into thu kingdom on tle death OF Ananlaa
md sapphira. md Ton other herewith con-
genial Scrptural passages aud statements" Tho
absencc OF outHpokcn llscoursos OF this kind, 1t
ia claimed, has kept houost and Intelligent peo-
| plG away from tie churchee. Dy cohc2ltnR 70
tue demand. tho establishment Of truly
Christian Kocisl order" will 10 brought about,
and the churches iiLod beyond their capacity.
.Tno "Chrissians truly" know tho uHoless-
noss Of their appeal, md they conclude with tho
threat properly emphasized will, capitals:
aud MARK Ne hare patiently waitod long
enough; anl NOW do not AunlDiy LEG that suel1
| fAyors be Eestowcl upon III, upon humanity ny the
| chnerl,vs, Int VIC do DEMAND aud tln PROCLAIM that
the CHURCHES either do their ,lutJ toward us di
sidual, anl Us people. stand branded i,cfora God
and High Isayrt., artl before Earth aE Humanity a.
unfahtl stewards and traitors until cast out from
! Earth Into outer DARKNESS a.ld oblivion. We hayi
| rouaIlcsel well; and ws do know fatty what wu dc.
| mai and ul.at eay tho Chasrhts re4IJ for tlt
epIltqse.B uf ttii continued ne8!tct Ut long-oE.
pressed and Ioug-suicrinH llarnanlly3 Dut, wnoheE
r nut the peoo txleetant will mee ia tho e.nrchrs
on tho Fourth July lu thu 1orc NJ witnessing. hrr
a.isl tl,ere tho revival of tha long buried SOCIAL
GOSPEL. or CHRIST. CuAIsrtAHs, truly.
Can tolr reyereucea Afford 10 neglect slils ap
peal and warning? II tho tl'Nlgcs does onaanatt
from Klinga' band, tllote IL something bollfnt
this. 1t may bo they tluk Il rorvcrsion Of tii'
, Gospel hua soIuotllng to do with tAetr Mrongs
aud aufferingg aud wish 10 hayo Al excuse to
ta.ti,g satisfaction out Of tho retail ealors In it
At nriy ratio il would 10 welt, IL tue demand eau
| not 10 complied With, TO attonl 10 compromise
{ before matters asBu,uo the SERIOUS ahupa hsutct
, 1875-07-02

10 the Editor Of The Chicuao Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jnno 9o.-A paragraph appeared ia
ono OF tho evening papera yesterday in reference
to tho arrest Of ono Of our c!ctks, on charge Of
pilfcrlug, in which an unfortunate b!unlo7 wos
made. a1r. r. 4. CHISHOLM, tn whose Vigilance
tho itrm is indebted for tue detection OF tho
theft, MAS meatt"po1 al "an ncconplce." Tho
ewo1o ont tha warrant for tho arrest Of tho Of.
fender. Mr. Chisholm ono of Our Oldest aud mort
trusted employees, anil wo nro cxtsen,ely doHr.
otis to correct any Disapprchenson that might
will greatly onliSo us BY publishing this.
CAEsoS, I1MR J. Co.
, 1875-07-02

EolticrRs CHatns-Stnto Finances
special D4spatch to The CAiraqo Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, July l.-Tho Attorney-den"
otal las given an opinion to tie Board Of State
Auditors thas tho claims Of tho soldiers of tho
Fifth, Sixth, nnd sogon.h Regiments Of Mich
isan infantry for services when mustered into
tho State Hcrvice ca1Inot bo paid under the law
passed by tho Legislature Of last winter.
Tho State Treasury buanco for tho month Of
Juno, 1875, H al follows:
Balance May II, 1875. ,197 oG1 %
Kcceipts for June. iD3lla"{
Total 81 900 OH 81
Payments for <1u3 519.57
Da1Ance juno 3o s35. 10
, 1875-07-02

the train the Hon. nobort Da!o Owen. in charge
OF bls son. on route for Now Harmony. That
old Ron.1cmnn had becono insane upon apirtt.
ualfsul. Conversation With lin, upon this topic
WAS refused by tho aon. and referonco 10 y In
informant ooilld mt learn hoy particulars hasc
that Mr.: Oven .wsa being brought home from
Aha Eatk
, 1875-07-02
HfMENEAt.

Special Dtspateh to tn Chsedao Tribune.
D1ooA1Ho1oN. ILL.,, July 1.-H!ss Gertrude Il.
Caso, OF Normal, Principal Of primary DEPART
mebt In tho Haato Normal Bchool was nstsied
shlA evening 10 Mr. Wohlsy Young, Of n!oominRs
ton. Tbs happy couple have goue to Columbus,
o., wllch city il to 10 their home.
, 1875-07-02
THE ROE BROTHERS.

EXAMINATION 11kFONE JCHrtCE HEaMkhF1ELD.
The examination Of Roe Bros. Oh charge Of |
conspiracy was begun yesterday aftosnoon. .bcforo |
Justice Summortiold. After considerable dis
cushion as to whatler tho complaint alleged any
oIeuse, the testimony procoododas ~ foiluws:
lIENHY II. ADAMS,
stcor7,; Know tho firm Of Gregory T. Co., Of
Richmond Va: an their agent. First know
Frederick 1soe In 1871; ha waa there IN business
~ grocer; Roo Bros afterwards moved to tho
South Side they bought somo $1,000 OF $4,000
Of p!ug tobacco ol mo as agent for Gregory
this wAs neyor paid for in whole or part !;
went to t.eir place Jan. l, and found
only George loo tlete; from that ume till Roo
Dsos. went into bankruptcy mover saw any one
except George Of tho sirm !. up u Jan. al
tue goods purchased ag ltoe Bros. had been do
liycrcd to tllen, except one bill.
Cross. .etan,ined: Sold Roo Bros. flyo or si1
bills; called upon them aud solicited tho order;
eoods were Hull on sixty days' time: 1hnds a Halo
for loo Bros. tn Sampson Hron.; and thu goods
bought from Grosory might or might nus hhve
been part Of tho l9t solu to Haaibon CID not get
commission u, the sale the goo!A were Hold to
sampson for Less than tt,e ]loeB paid or promised
tu pay nude tho sale for the lioes; i wal ono
OF tt,, cFedilorh co1nmittec and thun favored the
reception Of the proposed " per cont:
In redirect examination Wlthoas said that Mr.
pe1kius represented thn Toe nros., and said
they were lii Canada. Perklns n!bo slataa that
$ersF Tn
the .oas uM1u wv, ~, " I'd nm lvitnos. .on.
.ms .nt.to% !.@Gs III to % i1es "liLe u;eroa in to r
s!aefoa ~ tno oen NM ~ Uanr,so at, ~ ~ h.-
Never paio 10 a1.y @ o1o 'nAs oeo't' Aua eAAR'''
eofnposeo 'ne n11u. o,x,,p
. ,c,,o a,n, ~ mn nro, baa ~, aano.t,
sooFn the ns tsou ~ taoe "a 1u7, ~ trx
w.ta riostoI' As,' ~ ti,' an ,ritirnx ~,
~ on .nat uas u''I "a ~ no,,ta igs hnn~t s m
snols noos ue r =" ~ ,," ~ ri in
unltoo elasss otlas an" NV" . hv,5" ~ ~
Paying pstt OF tlo su'o los 'no ooaos ~ o1s''"
| on Aow 1osx.
|. A.. G. 1uSpT'
| sscorn; hnew tho toes: .hey s enticu IT,. I!a'a
linn Doe. u 'hhs' hha ho"Ens ~ wy ~. n.,a -.
o0o worth OF ala'nolas: fEau ahu Charles lahaS =,
tho negotlhtloaa; thoy ProE'osou 10 Hisa hoo
l'ros uoteH tof tue htolses,ona ~ tnlty aa5s
nt forty. AVo aays' hua Qua al a'Ats un}a asAou
1toe to como III sRaln. aaa III tne naeaathle "ons
ON 70 commercial agency 70 maks INQUIRIES !
@ae Aoes nesel oa'1o s Taea. ., u - my,
Fred trndod for aomo u1amonas ana gsye We !tnst
Acea Iot theh on 6otuo EtoPu'tf W ~" @"heo
wv vi. r a.'t .us ~. s,nrs nrsr,1 ~ ~
, 1875-07-02
INSANE FROM sPlAlJuAltsM.

Spsetat DispatcA ta Thu cAteaso Tribune.
IxpIAs1roIs, Ind. July 1.-TLa Ecenfng
Estos tonight coutAins the following item Of tn
tsEes& Agent I.amsn. who returned from tue
Vineyards Lat sYauing, reports hArlug mss upoa
, 1875-07-02

Srecfal Dispatch to The Chisano Tribune.
CEpAn lApips, H., July 1,-rho Republican
Printing Company to-day sold to Alexander
Charles tho Farmers Journal. Dir. Charles has
tho reputation OF boing tho hoat alinrt-orn
authority in tho Weat and will mako tnls paper
an Rble organ Of that intcreat.
, 1875-07-02

Cents Zanaza Calf Congress,
1t - pair, arc what Wlswall u Gsoenc tou sud shoe
Dealers III Btate and 13t Twenty 'atcet. offer.
Thgy said to 30 lna1e On uawkina patent laat.
, 1875-07-02
SUBURBAN..
EFkhHTDN,

Two Keepers of restaurants 1t Calvary were
tried before Js.t4co Cutrey yesterday for selling
liquor In siosion ospf law. pat Murphy, o"
BcLauues, on aelyat. s1us, about e2o0. costs i'll.
cIuded. THIS will probably break up the buuiAess
1t Calvary.
, 1875-07-02

Hnltett, Davis q Co.'s
Grand. square 4nd upright pianos arc for sa1s only n
The piano-ronns Of ". ". Kilnbau, corner 8sss and
AlainS 1ttrata,