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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12

IA Informal meeting Of the business men
OF ;his city was held at the City Court room,
Wednesiay evening. some sixty gentlemen
bsing present, TO consider the subject Of a
new dtn at the Falls. L, seems that the
present dam is considerably on. Of repair.
leaking more OF less continually, and that
vtrJ large amount Of water Is wasted
The proposition is. TO replace this dam with
q new .Gc, higher and more substantial
To this emu the formation Of "a new company
is proposed. with o capital Of SlOO, 600, to
which tho p-c-5u. water power company
offer e. tu-n over ;heir property. valued at
SO coo, and contribute in addition some
Sl2 coo or $4,000 in cash, leaving the
balance o. The stock to be raised among
the bushes, iaen of this city and Winooski.
Remarks were made by Mr.. Earle, proprie-
tlr OF the cotton mill, and Col. Lemuel B.
Plat and Dr.. b. 5. Nichols, OF this city,
explaining ard advocating the subject.
Subsequently a committee, consisting of
MessF.. Lawrence Barnes and F. Smith,
Of this city, and Peter La Fountain and
John Stevens, OF Winooski, was appointed
to examine int, the subject and report at
f.ture meeting.
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VALUABLE INFORMATION.

BosT0S, Dec. l., 1862.
Gsntlemen-My only object in sivns you this
testimonial IS 10 spread VI liable Information. illv-
IN been badly afflicted lth salt hheun. and tie
whole surface Of my skin heinz crvcIe' W. n pm
pies and eruptiuns, many Of wn4ch caused mo great
pam and annoy auce, and knowing IL To be blood
disease, took nan, Of The advertised blood prep
aiatluus among which was any quantity OF Sarsa-
parilis, wit uut Ghtainin any beneat until com
ineucei taking the NEGE Inc and &c ere / had
comp eted the dTst bottle ! saw that had got the
right medicine Consequently, iouowed on with
Il uutil had taken seven bottles. wbe, was Pro-
bounced well man, aud ~ skin Is smooth and
entirely free from pimpIes aud eruptlUus have
never enJ ye SO good hea Ia before. aud attrlb-
ute il al u the Of VgsErISE. To benefit those
afflicted Win rheumatism | will make mention
aisU o. the NgsETIsE's wOntel iui power of curing
me o. this acute complaint, Of which have suffered
~ intensely.
c. ii. TUCKER, Pas Agt. Mich. {. r.,
&c Washington St, Boston.
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SS CEN GOODS.

SO GEM GOODS.
crying Doil>, ;is.s % ss!s kinds.
Toilet sets Of ssii lztssdS. E':.rfssH
Marble ssusIs. Gillian 's'rays. ssn,O-
Aing sells og yssraOis~ kinds. Ci,ina
Gus pidores. MAJ iica esocd~. Chi
ma 1Ousiache s,iRs'~. teisrl China
Berry seas. Lam g> OF sIii ssescrtD-
ft0sas. Fable 'Esgts Of ala kinds.
Tea sets. Card 3seGesycrs % va
ri0us kinds, brushes ard Trays.
aid various oGsae. goods. Also
;sn extensive ilsse o. goods ;tt VA
rfOIs prices. Come and see them
whether yoo wish TO purchase or
not. At
GEO. =. BARROW
q Esa IlocE, college Street
Dec i5-deodSwtf Nsxt 70 Savings Esus
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\; recent meeting Of tie Directors Of
the Chilienden County Agricultural Society
i: VIZ decided e, change the time Ok hold
ine tae n5z. auaaal Fair Of the Society, to
Tuesday. Wclac-i lay and Thursday, Septem-
Der onIg. IS75.
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vEGETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Jan 25-dswim
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-02-12

There are thousands Of persons who wish
to send away q newspaper and at the same
tine rrtoa few words to the receiver. To
nee; tai- want Postmaster Jewell IS matur
ins q plan %. combining the postal card
~ith ;-e newspaper stamped wrapper at two
cents io,.agc.
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GE'. G.. GOODWIN = Co.. Boston. Sass
WELLS, ~. uAkuouN 3 co.. ba5la-. 80. Nt.
RETAIL hbFsr-
NINtANl raj J.. Bur. u-ten, VI.
ElF -t--tr,Hli Ff.4
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SEN 9dvapseiaeaJs.
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Tlte 6ree PRESS.
g. q. BENEDICT. Editor.
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Terms--se.oo a year, always in advanc
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Rseder's
GERMAN SNUFF,

T':;is 1:OTTid complaint can be
cured. ~ ,Isay moi be generally
known. bift most Of oar leading
Phy>i-ian> are prescribing This
wonderful. remedy, well know
ing mt its results ARE 20 certain
that by H. use the person VII.
be bsOuEsst back 10 perfect
health. An old Doctor says:
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R@der'a German Snuff,

~ IL prsct'cs u asa- twenty yesrs have daily
been p.e-se1 sch IS resC.ls " 4 pcctor wscse
r.rd 3. auiA-r.ty On all na-!,a. questions. SayI
81 ca. "a. e--n .lu.t known 70 tie void IS
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R@der's German Snuff

Saved as J., we've f-on the grave. Living W.T.
Ie-s-s o.. -r5at virtue. At this season q the
year, v-.ea p-op.e ny undue exposure and the sud-
den changes In the weather are liable 70 catch
cold, Eo advise them - carry n the poeset
box %
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R8der's German Snuff

blessing 10 rilnE.1d, or Is CIV pr-e c. 3 cents
places j.. within ,L- reach oiail-" We might bs.ns
,ors4rd hundreds O.. Testimonials, bat @. what
avai-' rs Ircul record j enough, and the thous-
a--s G. people VIE have teen By TIC use @:
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Raiders German Snuff

And rd your nose and head y, that which n tlze
viii kll you. Do you doab. i5f we'll, suffer away.
Use up three or four handkerchief a day. %
around a waIking mass o. rottennsss. with HEAVY
HEAD, uULA EYES. BAD BREATH and DE-
PRESTON OF SPIRITS. curse to \ ourself and
uusence . all who come IN cntact with you If , on
must be 50 obstinate as to not purchase one box o.
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$500 KE5gaNs
VIII be pad 90 any case %: Coll. i-.-s-.
= arrllea tla-
CHILEAN GOLDEN TOM,

Will Do cure Z properly s-ll-z-.-e-si.
TI.G 1T AT QUE: ext 81.
Al Agents are instructed % -ull gre -.
at sa-Is.ac-g-y. Sl.t every where ny t-r---..
aad srocsTs send Tor circular. A-lrs--. Lslltl
NANUFAC'TJ RING Co, - ley s.Ges.. -.-~ 3d.
Jan lU, fc&a1a
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-19

The Board of CounciImen met in reg.
ular session, President l. j. Miller in the
chair and quorum present ut second
roll call. journal approved.
An ordinances to provide for the ap-
pOintmentI Of Overseers of the PoOr.and
to fix their compensation was passed.
The ordinances to block squares
bounded by Providence. Wade, Central
avenue and Fifteenth street, and bound
ed by Providence, Wade, Plum and Fit.
teenth streets, were engrOssed.
An ordinance to provide for the sum-
mOning and impaneling OF Jurors in the
Police Court was referred to the Com
mite Oh Law and Contracts.
Resolution to locate lamp-posts on
Third street, between Fergus and Lin.
den street, and Elmore street, between
COlerain pike and Bordeau street (25th
Ward }, was adopted.
An ordinance to condemn property ia
widen Branch street at angle near Dun.
lap street, was laid over TO- the next
meeting.
A resolution to improve Hamilton
road, Liberty, Main, Sycamore; Hughes,
Schiller, Milton, and other streets and
alleys OF Sewerage District No. 8, by
constructing sewers and drains, was
adopted.
Resolutions to improve Cory street
from Washington street to Jefferson
street, Elm street from Hoffner street
2bI feet north on the west side and 220
feet north on east side, Fountain street
from Rice street to James street, and r.
win alley from Fourth street TO Arch
street, were adopted.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-19
RIVER NEWS.

Boats leaving to-day-Pittsburg, Juniata;
Wheeling, Andes.
Leaving Saturday Memphis, Minneola;
Arkansas River, Kittie .Hegler; New Orleans,
Chas Bodnlann.
I, ,EAGEs OF THE RIVERS
PITrsBuRG. March l9.--River falling; 10 feet
inches. Light snow. Wind s. W.
Oil City--8 feet. and very cold.
Brownsyiile-l0f feet ~ inches and falling.
Wheeling--aSk feet and falling.
Marictta-2T feet and falling.
Charleston-9H feet and falling.
Huntington-37 feet and rising.
FrankfOrt-.6 feet and stationary.
Louisville.-l5H feet in the pass on the Falls
and 13 feet towb0at water and rising.
Evansyille-A fecg and rising.
Nashyilies-S4 feet in the Cumberland on Har-
pcth Shoals.
Little Rock-River is falling with feet 1
inches.
The John Means sunk one Of her barRes ". 10
$50 tons OF iron ore, at Cave-in Rock, and en-
tered protest at Evansville. Captain Jacobs,
one OF her pilots, had his hand broken by a
line.
Captain James Chenoweth Is at Shawnee
town OH visit to some friends.
A new null is 10 be built for the Belle Lees
cabin and machinery next summer.which Will
make her larger than the mammoth James
The towboat Warner and model barges are
offered Tor saie. -. ,.
The steamefSt James was yesterday tested
and inspected by Local Inspectors Fisher and
Deyeuny, who gave her a hydrostatic test Of
1888 lbs. and steam pressure Of iY2 lbs.
The following boats, with tOws OF coal, arc
en- route here ftonl Pittsburg: j. S: Mcdonald,
Nellie SDeer, Dexter, Ark. My Choice Tom
Dodswo!tb, Tom Recs, Grand Lake, Hornet
No. Z, and Mary Ann.
The Monongahe!a had her pilot-house blown
overheard in gale OF wind yesterday.
The Active commenced he- trips in the Iron
ton and Portsmouth trade yesterday.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-19

PORT DEPOSIT, March 19.--The ice was
running slowly all day yesterday, and
last night about O'clock the river com.
menced TO rise rapidly, having risen four
feet in ten minutes, and continued rising
till 2 A. M. to-day. The water com.
menced coming into the streets about 6
p. M. and continued steadily till the
streets were completely covered and un.
Til boats could sail along the streets
with all ease.
Families. were moving out, running
hither and thither, and all was excite.
ment and confusion, each person try.
ing to make his property secure. Per.
sons who lived at rather more elevated
point thought they would take up their
carpets ON the lower floors and remain
in their houses, but the water rose Sc
fast that 1t had Them entirely hemmed in
before they knew it and the boat was the
only help. ...4 .a.,
One lady persisted in staying at her
house, but the water continued to rise
SO rapidly that her cries of distress were
heard and q boat sent oil 10 her assist.
ance.
At 2:3OP. NJ. the ice had not moved.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-19
POLICE COURT.

Drunk and Disorderly--W. Ii. Wainwri, ht,
John OTIS, Joseph Otis, Charles Eckstein, Jas.
Foley and Valentine sandal, dismissed; Louis
Bardes, continued to March 24th; Geo. Heintz,
So and costs; Carrie Campbell, IS ana costs.
Assault and Battery-Thomas skinner, 81
and costs; Joseph Meyer, dismissed; John
GRAIN, continued 10 March 24th.
Miscellaneous - John Eichenlaub, common
thief, ,continuedt March aist; Arthur Nj Page
grand larceny, delivered to officers of West
Virginia: Albert Cathoey, malicious destruc-
tion, IS and costs and si2 so damagcs: Felty
Brcitenbach, common thief, 50 days; Charles
Hooper, petit larceny. dismissed; Michael
Richert, malicious destruction, 20 and costs
and $40 damages; George Griffin, Jerry Will
kinsOn and George Aixens, lettering, dis
Charles Lee and Vim. Cline, lettering. 80 days
each; +. b. Campbell, false pretenses. DIS
missed: Daniel Iierney and John Mckenney,
petit larceny, ~ days and $25 eacn; Frank
Druehc, petit larceny. and Fred Lerch, Va
grancy, ~ days each; Valentine Sandel, abus-
ing family, 81 days
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-19
Tho xfera.-Ths Indians.

CHICAGO, March 19.-The storm Of last
night WAS general throughout the North
west, and this morning through trains
are very much behind time. No water is
visible in the lake. Appearances favor
another siege of winter weather.
II. j. Hall, courier from Gen. Pope,
who has just reaahed Wichita, Kansas,
from the Cheyenne agency, says that al
the roll-call OF the tribe on Friday it was
determined to arrest all the Indians en-
gagged ia the murder of the Germaine
tamily.
Catharine Germaine was led among
the file OF Indians and was unable tO
sdentify any but four of the band which
committed the massacre. These were
Medicine Water, the Chief, one who shot
her father, a squaw that burned her
sister and sunk u hatchet in her fathers
skull, and among the others the rem aim
Aicr OF the thirteen murderers We're not
10 be found.
During roll.call several Of the young
Bucks quietly Withdrew and He'd down u
xavine and disappeared. A calvary
squad was sent in pursuit, but failed to
evertake the fugitives.
1t is now ascertained by Agent Miles
and General Neili that the terms of sur
render as made by Stone Cali have not
1een complied with, and that more than
ono hundred Of their young fighting In.
iiians, having the best horses and arms
3eioDging to the tribe, are still at large.
vAsQUEZ.
A San Jose, CALIFORNIA, special says
that Vasquez was wonderfully calm In
mis- cell last night, smoking and chatting
with the reporter.
About 0 O'clock he asked to see his
coffin, when 1t was brought in and placed
before him. He measured it by SPAN
ming it with his hands, and remarked:
iAtlt is big enough
Looking at the silver plate with his
name on II he said, s'How much do owe
you for that" Upon being complimented
on his nerve lie said, "W hat is the use OF
anything else, drop all this at halt past
one"
There is q rumor that 800 mounted
Nexicans are on the way here to rescue
aim, but the authorities say that such o
esrcc could not, with the best appliances,
afect an entrance In five hours. A large
crowd is In the city expecting to see the
execution.
There is considerable betting as TO
akhether or NO Vasqusz will weaken on
che drop. Odds are strongly In favor OF
vasquez. The town 10 swarming with
AeXlcans.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-19
Theodore wants to try your bed and see

Theodore wants to try your bed and see
how soft it is.''
Witness went to another room, but
Theodore was up after her in half an
hour, saying, "Why, Bessie, that bed of
yours is not at all soft; let me try this
one and see how it feels" He was very
eccentric, and appeared to think himself
superior to every thing. When dissatis-
fled with his wife's bed, she would get
up with him and try to make him COM
Portable, but nothing could please him.
The plaintiffs counsel objected to Bes-
sizes testimony as immaleriaI. The
Judge, however, admitted it. A recess
was then taken. Witness resumed
After the family went TO reside in Liv-
ingston street witness observed change
in Tilton's demeanor. He was often
moody, making everybody uncomforta-
Bile, and complained about the children
not being brought up properly. He found
fault with his wife's grammar, and her
.damned photography" as he called it.
He also found fault with his table.
Sometimes his moods lasted for days.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-19

REV. s. W. DUNCAN, the new pastor
Of the Ninth-street Baptist Church, will
be at the meeting this evening. A full
attendance Of the members .is requested.
The Western Spring Bed Company
have brought suit against David Scott
and Marcus L. Hunt for violation OF o
patent bed bottom, as they are the only
parties authorized to sell the same in
this State.
AS OUR Hon. Mayor was walking up
Vine street this morning be was met by
"Uncle john" who engaged him in a lit.
tie quiet conversation. At the sight of
the two illustrio,s opponents a large
crowd was attracted and followed the
two candidates for Mayoralty until Geo
w. &. Johnston disappeared in his office.
No blood shed,
JOHN Fl. KASTER. some time ago,
brought suit against Henry POehner,
both proprietors of adJoing cooper-shops,
to recover 5000 for damages growing out
of the conduct OF the defendant, as plain.
tiff claims, in building the frame ework OF
his bis cooper-shop against the plaintiffs
dwelling-house, thereby, through the
continued pounding, causing the walls
of his house TO crack and the plastering
TO TALL off. The defendant claimed that
the plaintiffs dwelling-hOuse projected
three inches on his premises, aud by
cross-petition sought to recover 81, 900 for
damages grow ing ont OF the conduct oi
the plaintiff in filling up his lot and nil.
ing up slaves against his (the defend
ant's) house. causing The water from his
roof and the surface water. from his
grounds to flow against the defendants
house, damaging the walls. The jury
after an hours Consultation brought in
verdict Tor the plaintiff, Mr.. Raster,
and assessed his damages at $15.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-19
CINCINNATI DAIEY MARKET.
CtNcINSATI. blsrch- 1919 r

CINCINHATI. March 1919 z. NJ.
F1DCR-The market remains unchanged
Ihe demand 10 almost wholly local. We quote
Fancy brands Rt Is aS06 N'por br,.; family j.
worth x6uto "; extra, ~ 30ly4 "; superiine
81 solAt IL; and low grades at - s0(N3 20 pr,
brl Spring wheat flour IS quoted at q TOO:
Hnckwneas acur IS s0As w por bli.
WHEAT-The market ID shade Rrmer to.
day. Red IL quotel ut 81 1904 10, with moder.
ate demand. Hail Is worth ii 1901 IS fol
good to prime, aad white u lstGi 23 for fair te
choice per bu
ny Els steady, with moderate demand aI
81 Il per bu for No. 2 in U. & NJ. elevator.
0Afs-Ide market As nriI, and sales to-day
OF No nixei at 00c, and No. white is quotes,
6a AG3c, with very light demand,
tOKN-The narket remains sfeady. and
mixed is in moderate demand at ts,GSyc for
good ear, with sales TO-DAY at quot tattoas: and
sueIled Is held at U9G7Uc per bu. White ID
merely nominal ~
MISS PUkk--1here Is still a irm market
and prime cit, is hehl at $A % per brl, country
Is quoted at ~ 7oG2i per brl.
LARD--There IS not much doing but holders
are 6rm at i4s for PRIME steam and 14Sf1 &c
for Kettle, the outside rate for city prime,
BULK MEATS-The market Is Steady and
moderately active at 1tsa51kc for shoulders;
1o.ci0ssc Tor clear RIB si,,ee and lie for cl ear
eide per ID, all loose.
BACoN-The market is steady with moder-
ate demand. Clear sides are quoted l2c; clear
rib sides II ,se per ib, with sales at quotations
to-day, and shoulders are held at SIC per ID.
sugar cured hams ere worth I2.stgl3i{ac per ID,
and held at l4c for best weights.
, CUIrON-The market is steady to-day, with
sales OF 1872 bales " quote: Oidtnafy, lyXc:
good ordinary. if,sc; low middlIng, lA,sc;
miading, l5hc; good mlddling, l61.c per 10.
Stock on band, 1886 bales. H. -
WHlSK There is u quiet market to-day
at u II per gallon, and sales OF 10 brls at
that price.
"a ms at iS cfa aolx lin Jac, 4
moderate; with liberal supply and prices are
unchanged. We quote: Best navys 81 l6(es S5;
and mediums, 81 Spgi % per bll.
BRuOM-CORN.-Therc Is Il steady and quiet
market with fair demand and prices remain
unchanged. Green hurl il worth lv3s q lie;
~ 81 :, f.s
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-19

fed, when the contract will be open for
bids next week.
John Eagan was arrested by officer
Smith for breach OF the peace.
The Saratoga street CockFighting Club
met In secret session last night. Weld
ner, the butcher, was elected Presidents;
VIM. Bunner, of Goat Davy fame, was
elected JaniIor. The services of Prot.
Gulson, we understand, have been pro-
cured as Corresponding Secretary.
Rev. Nj. A. johnson, of Cincinnati, will
preach this evening at st. Paups Epis-
copal Church.
Rev. Voll arrived from Louisville yes
terday in an improved condition.
The Democratic Executive Committee
meets to-night at Habbeps saloon.
The election on Wednesday night OF
officers OF the Red Mems Hall Associa-
President; Samuel Spaeth, Secretary
John Steinhauer, Treasurer. The Board
of Directors elected was composed of
Messrss III. Ritt, d. Schneider, L. Biltz,
II. Milkin, s. Hays, I. Britton and I.
Morrow.
A couple of well.dressed women have
bilked many OF our groceries by ordering
q lot of goods and then taking a couple
Of drinks Of brandy, disappear without
their purchases or paying Tor the drinks.
In the Council last night the police
force sent In petition for repayment oil
the deduction made on their salaries be-
tween last June and September, and the
petition was granted.
The Newport Provision and Meat As.
so citation met last night at Turner Hall.
| In the Council meeting last night Pro.
fessor Wayne's bill Of $50, for the analy.
sis Of the late Mr.. Dempsey's stomach,
was referred to the proper committee.
| The ordinance to define the salaries ol
the city officers was made a special or
der for the next meeting OF Council.
| The Ancient Order Of Hibernians to-
day attend the funeral of their late mem.
Der, Mr.. Patrick Garfield.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-19

In the Mayors Court Billie Patterson
was fined IL and cost for being drunk.
The cases of VIM. Mcdonald, Richard
Davis tnd Bernard Eiler were again
continued until Tuesday as McDon-
maid has not yet sufficiently recovered to
appear.
In the case of j. L. Pence aud Gle ndeu-
ing the jury rendered judgment for de
fendant TO pay one cent and costs.
August Schuler, for selling liquor to
minors plead not guilty, and the case is
in progress.
The storm on Wednesday afternoon
demolished the showcase which was
standing in front of Matthew'S shoe
store.
Mrs. Knoll presented her husband,
Daniel, with a 10-pound daughter yester-
day morning.
Council allowed quite number OF
bills at their meeting last night.
Council has received o great many
communications from persons who have
been injured by the bursting Of water
pipes.
Chief Hartley has asked Council for
an increase Of salary. The petition was
referred to committee.
The loan Of 800, 900 has been placed.
Council last night voted to increase
Frank kluker has received his license
to sell whisky.
The jury in the cast Of August Schuler,
charged with keeping a gambling house,
disagreed after being out a lew minutes.
Canada Eightmaster will be tried be-
fore Commissioner Bostwick fof selling
liquor without a.license.
DR.. q. II. Thomas, son Of DR.. G. +.
Thomas. Of this city, mas been appointed
Resident Physician Of Bellevue Hospi-
tai, New York.
The case of Henry Miller, charged with
arson, has been continued.
John Brown; charged with stealing u
diamond from the Clinton Hotel, has
charged With being an acc0mplice, will
be tried to-day.
Mr.. Murman, u citizen 0fNewrort, was
thrown out of his buggy by his horse be-
coming frightened and running away,
yesterday, and severely though not seri-
0usly hurt.
. Work on the new Kenton Insurance
building was resumed Yesterday.
The A. %. IL. have returned from Louis.
vile, highly pleased with their trip.
A horse was run over and killed on
the Kentucky Central road yesterday,
about three miles north of the city.
The creditors Of the tum OF TOunies u
Anti yesterday held meeting ut the
office of Register Richardsen, to prove
their claims and elect an Assignee. No
Assignee was elected.
Newport.
The Newport Market-house Committee
held meeting last night. The follow
ing plans were adopted: That the build
ing be 35 feet wide by 175 long; the stalls
to be built SlS by 10 feet III the clear,
leaving center square for passage way
Of l6 feet. There will be n stalls and =
entries. On motion by Mr.. Reilley the
plans were returned TO the cpmmittee to
bring the plane complete as above speci-