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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-05

The Salt Lake Bar gave compli-
mentary benefit to Judge Mexican. The
Judge acknowledged the honor in nm
able and eloquent address.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-05

The best mode Of destroying the cod.
ling mode 10 now coddling the brains Of
Ahs Utah agriculturists.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-05

We regret to find that the strike in the
coal regions of Pennsylvania seems to be
as far from a settlement as ever.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-05

Immense quantities of ice are being
found in the North Atlantic in the track
of the European steamers.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-05
ESTRAY.

A COW AND CALF WAS TAKEN Up By
IA me on the 10th Of April.
The same can be found by applying to Jas.
Pierson. at Pierson banners Saloon proying
property and paying charges.
sp28-tf JIM pIHRsON
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-05

On the 26th ult. Emma F. Ahlers, only
child OF Fred and Lizzie Ahlers, wal
drowned in Reese river.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-05

Prof. w. r. Stewart has been lectur-
ing in Austin.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-05

The Buslaess Once Of the PIocHE DAILY
REconp has been removed TO Lynch's Brick
Building, Lacour street nes- Main, where All
orders for work will be attended TO by uho'
r. GoVMAN.
, 1875-01-22

tnrrih'encrn Of the great Law, Regeneration tln-
folded Tho hidden secrets nj the nnive.se took
The beast lron t,la1 and substituted tic spirit Of
Christ.
In torclnsion, tl,e npeakcr eloqusntly depicted
tho love Of tho parent fur tho child, illustrative
of the love of 0ud tor tho world. Tie l,tve Of
tfle pat snt Dictated aud the wisdom curtrol1ch,
10 Ii was with f1od. Ills lore waa intense, His
wiaiom nupe1lAtive. No mo,e would lie consent
to tle loas OF tho world with all His love for II,
Than tho parent ~oulh surrender llls child to
ruin and otcri,al tla1uunttor.
At tho conclasipn Of tho speakers remarks,
tic choir Rendered c! uico seIcctjon, After
wllicl, tho Rev. i. II, Pullman again coneratn.
lated tho Conference upon itn Bucccss fIs
hoped that God might still more humble thu
Church. until all were willing ~ cou.eprake
themselves Rnaw to the great work before tho
Church.
Jl,o Conference then adjourned, With Tho len
edlclion by tue Hev. Ur. RYDER.
, 1875-01-22

the second TINA within the last few months that
sicket.oflfcss Of this Company have been robbed,
lho first robbery mas committed about tllrco
months ago at tho ticket-otsico In the Grand
iscitlc Hotel. Tie ticket agents IN the various
nnters ars undoubtedly not IN viE'sDt IL they
nnona M &C. or eise these frequent robserics could
Mr.. A. J. Mcdowell rT'inS1n lssi,o rep,uooa tbo nos,
tion OF A'itllsor u the EnliauapoIfg l. st, Loris
isa,lfoai ar: Russell Elliott laa been appointed
III LIN P'aee. TO take effect on tho 2jth init.
TOLEDO, TEu1tIA i wAnHAw.
To- ne Editor of7ht Chsraoo rribpn..
IfbftIA Jan. 2H.-rcase ullpw nm mn. .xord a.
20 tiG eathe q the disaster which las orertakef
mn' sg hp.stio y, peora l. Warsaw Kallroad aid
upon the people Of this toHn. We iero ,na1i-
tno,'ny regard it "A having but ons grent cn,,re
as'1 that IL the pact years. enforcement Of t1,o
ttrr~nm aroa ,aT OF TIA State n*auAt weak snd
could do to meet tho demands n,,on 1t urjnr II
tlio operation Of this lan, which lIaa now ruined
ita b'lninesa- diaabled It 10 that it could not nav
IT, IT, debta' and compelled the appointment Of =
Eeccivcr. Tho result las converted lie Graurcr
element hcreabouts into Willingness 10 aI,sn.
don the law.
The q,eation ia. II 1t be not eoon abolished,
low long will IT be before tue xano cntlrs. which
Las tankrnpted tho Toledo Peoria 4 Wu-naw
VIII aEo cripple and destroy the stronger roads.
q. 4. SlAwHos.
NoHros, Jan. 2t.-1fl tbe Superior Court to-day
IN Tue cAsc Of tho State Rgainst tho Northern
tenttai ltailroad Company. to recover ohs-llatg
OF per cent Of tho grpa. receipts ~ StAts
tai. Involving largo amount, Judge Dohbn
gave decision against tie state declaring tho
tax arbitrary and greatly exceeding tue assoes-
mcrtn on other property in tho State.
THE MICHIGAN OiID RAILROAD Project
'sprr'at Daira'th to The Chct,o 7ri5'tM,
CnttlfcoTHE. o.. Jan. 21.-JreHielent Gibbs
Of tho Michigan Ohio 1tailroni. arrived in this
city to-day. and meeting Of prominent Lusi,,ens
men was called to meet ut the Eminn: House ut
2p. N. Tho meeting was we'll atscutal by tho
leading buslness and .rnoneytI men from boil,
town aad country. The following re4olutiou.
which was rnbre;i unanimously, will show tho
sonHe Of tho meeting:
He*otred Al expressive Of tha vtows ri tlis meeting
that ~e pronounce nTrelyss i'll fayu1 acrrttte tie
proposition of tie Michigan l. Ohio tox ~ sxrrr4rca
IL the ietsF of President Gbf1 ia the ,nretinR at
Columbus. and FcIsatetl lere. as will r,,ars,r to
rai+e the I1nta nnrr saul proposition which will lc
asstssed tn caza County.
The meeting aIso appointed committee Of
i've, WHO arc given power to call 1neettug At
which soliciting commissioners arE 10 be ap,nins-
ca s1d arrangements made fer eecurn; tic iiyht
OF WAY.
, 1875-01-22


Tho Canada Southern Railroad Company
has just inct with severe accident.
The trnnRfer-boat An,herstberg which
transfers freights and passengers acro+H
tho Detroit River, and connects tile
Canada portion Of the road with the American
portion, 20 mics below Detroit, froxe fast in the
middle Of the river day OF two ago. Efforts
wore made to libcrate tho boat by EaNing It ont
lut tha leo worked under it. and frozo fast to tho
bottom. It will probably hayo to remain in ita
present position for several weeks.
THE WEST wiHcoSsIN.
1t iH stated that the Milwaukee l. st. Paul
Railroad will not allow tho Wcst Wisconsin Rail
rnal tn fall into tho hands Of the Northwestern
lai!roah undisputed Tho milwaukee, It st. PauI
does not like to see tbs Northwestern gain IN ill.,
dependent line to Ut. Paul which is sven shorter
than its own. The managers Of tic Northwest
orn. howcyar, claint that they arc not anxious to
hive tho road as long N tho Potter inv Ia III
force. Tho road ia mainly uscd for the trans
portaton OF lumber. aud with Tho present lun,-
her rites 10 management could run it SUGGESTS
fully.
STOLEN TICKETS.
Tle joint ticket-oitice uf tue Chicago I1ock
1slaid - Pacific aud Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Railroads Waa entered last night by
burglars, aud tho following tickets Of the CHI
cago Rock Island Il Pacific Railroads Tissue we're
stolen tlcEefFom
, 1875-01-22
RAILROAD NEWS,
The Cutting Of Freight Rates
Begun.
The West Wisconsin.
WAR,

r.u:rrx or r.r ,,trrt,, ..n ytr1,vo
rh. snna.,ro, IT,. w...s".. p....s
~ u'oe1As " sa1 "o'sein nu'eau " t's4is
foad Commissioners. held at Cleveland tho day
before yesterday, haB proven juat a. disastrous
as tho meeting held In this city el,ort time arm,
Int fev of tbe r,;ro,1 n,an,5,or. ,n.t;,., t,'air
...a ..'..t-..: -, a.
s W.. W. p,,. "4 .1'a ~ sus'4s ~ "e neu. a..
is no prospect that IT will turn out any better
than tia prcdcceseors, Tic Commissioners. nf
,onrso ,;,t ,,otd ~, -, ,o,,,, a. ,o.,v;,,. ,r
w.. 'lo41 ~ 90 ''ns 90 po"H4o'e *1e' ", ~.
a.ion Of the various inscrcats. but they will havo
their labor for their palus No Yuwer on earth
couttl hr4n1 back rim ,fchican f;ont-.s ;n+o +t,c
ea.''1.,..:s.. ~ .'o ~
eo'nolna'lo" at:aln' anu Af' 10Y 10 announced to
reporter fe" days ago.
THE onAsD TnCSK Asn GREAT WESTERN
RAILROADS. have a}nu withdrawn and n,e no,r ~.
cared IN a fc.rfnf war ,v,in,t .,c,, ,..or r,,;.
~ - .,. - Asa'Not e'eA o.neA' 1n4e
abn' "A' Drought apou1 " tne putting on o.
last passenger train by tue Great Western. to
which tho Grand Trunk objected. not being able
to mahe tho same tina. 1l,rraunon lin Grand
Trr,,k 7,a,ro,d r~,t,ce1 IN fora fror, 1,otra;t =.
rs,,. e. 9. .r, a '"o .I'nr Dsuo'. "
lowed sult. and yesterday tie tiEand Trunk made
smother reduction Of Fl, bringing tho fare down
to ~ from Detroit to DuHato. An yet .hjs f;c1,t
las mt afIac,od tLo r,.,1. tro, it, s;..s
10 tho ast IN toro !. ~ ~. a,'t' ,sy iay
,r,,s ,I.t, 1,oco1.a = T.; 'nas they
iinna noi;nr r. tia Fast 80 t,att;t,,, .o.l4 ts 1
nsr ,r;1 ;e ~ 49," 80 aess iea5 lot
fearfmi nnn H., ta ra;l,n.fs IT. inas Nv ,',,a
~ ~ nj s,,c ,nr a. h.: :. .i, ns inuc
IN ai1nraI noth,nr ~ ~ ".'1 S'1e uo"A
" ,,,t. ,n.,.,-r .".5 "u' aa.u5
has already Iaonn n,n, - n,,tt;1n., r.., =, ~.
n.aor ~ t,,o Sss' III Tho,,,.,. ~ .a'ee !" sue
ynrE ~, fr-,,, 'c,,ea fro;Hi,t. ~ in aa,,a,, ~ Wv
low At this eeason ot ta vsar - s;l 1aroo sery
, 1875-01-22

fenso. No ot4or oou1d build up tho Church and
promote tho nanas Of Chrihtinnity. Anotlier
say to reach tlia pnople was by tho f,hurcl! lit.
erature. which s!'onld he ploaoplltcal and nIlod
Ing out Ut s!e colleges, Which would servo ~
missionary in|lt1ouca to pr0fnnto tho CHURCH
intoroRt. Its weight would be- felt ere lottg His
tnry Was also coming to tho tescHo or ttio
EhnsoI. especially ts own, and III Etneratinns TO
come would attract thousands wl'oclr would ,1o ti4
ignorance. II WIN Baid by houlo ChriHtians tliht
the ttio would come when a!i denominations
would DO unlisted under tue Univerna!ist bah
ner, and that tho exlsting Church would have
10 room. lie would wolcomo llie day, for il
would be tie dawn Of that day Of unity 20 much
desirot, and the present Church would ba tho
mother OF ALL with Father Murray at the ioal
af the patriArchal life.
lii. HrpEH ........
said the question implied that thoro was great
deal Of Cniyersalstn III the ortito'la1 aud thde-
pnndont churches. 1Io was not here to slnehtot
tho proposition, but WAS often provoked with
tho press as ho raw 1t tako NJ, aorinonH wherein
eternal heit-tire was deriae1 aud call their au-
thur8 Univorhalists 11s WIS glad to sec in1ivid-
uRlH being hberalizod, and he had no du'ipt
who were in sympathy with Unvcraaiiam. Thoy
were for The most part negative i'll their idoaH
and out Of sympathy with all church-doctrne, as
tLey undeNtood it, 11o though there tosor wna
of Christ, sIlich ho recognized As tile eptomo Of
UnireTaastu, was moro necessary than now.
lie felt that tue Church WA misunderstood a,t
tllat it WAC hin duty to preach tie doctrines llo
worthy to occupy His pulpit. Ilo believed in q
Qospcl Of which Christ waa the contro, and ho
would daro 10 preach it under any a1ld oil cir
oun,Btancoa. Christianity would DO blank 1t
stripped Of it's meaning or clothed 10 doubt. l1e
hoped to Boo tho Ch,rc, revived, uud tho ctornal
prluciples upon Which It vas founded preached
iu MI their power.
Following Dr.. nylora address, thc Moderator
announced that tho hour Of aainaruu'eut had
arrived, and tilat tho sessions Of tho Conference
would close in tho evening with sermon by tho
lev. James II. Pullman, OF Now York.
Tho llev. Il. II. Pullman then ca1ue forward
and congratulated the Conference upon it1 do
liberatioi,s. 1Io fh1t TINT God had boeu with
them, and That . profitable season hal barn ai,.
ioyol, aud all would return to their homen re-
nowe1 in spirit and reiuyigorated for the arllu-
olls abors of their several parishes,
Tile Conference adjourned with the bcnedic-
tiOH.
, 1875-01-22

tho nisaionary.bo1, by which millions Of t]oIlars
wero au,i,:nliy raiacd. 1le Was satisfied that, II
tl,c Unvor.alist Church would push It's jreaon'
Of churches tat had iaitcti autl bcon clorcd l,o.
rarisir At l'acno recently elo.sl with
I conts IN the trea7nry. jlo tLonsht it was the
1 eerts That kllcd tllc parish lie was sat'slEed
TINT II tho church would bat aak, 1t would re-
cnIva. and nbunlantly that IT IL would hut
knock. tue duors to H1ccerA Gould nut HtaI,tl
cl'>se.l. Tho B'oaker c1osed by inviting tllu
members Of tho Conference to attend lilo co,pi1,u
Conference in l1ih own State. wlc nf all others,
critd "ut with tho alacodoaiau, +" Come oyor and
lclp ua."
F. A. VAN ctsr,
President Of tito Iowa Convention, nad ln
thnIlCht t'rad and dying parfHhnB wcrs rnn.r1nn
to MI denominations. 1Io beloved the unrer-
Fa1iRt Church as prosperous many nf tin rival
denominations, especially In Iowa lie ix,! scon
css.lea perish lily so aite OF hin church At homo,
part OF the nssEunary wor1t was to rAiHe money
It waH tiiA experience that II tho proper effort
wero made few mon would rehist the appeni for
lnonoy. What waA worth having WAS worth pay-
Ing for. nna tic moment shts truth was rightly
impressed tho trollho would DO overcome. 1laas
colIyontlqns , would promote tllo missionary
work. l1o Thought they wtro calculated TO i'll
fuec md inspire the tnomliers md Eivo tho,n
courage to Inecs tho di1lcnlt1cs In tho waY.
They wcro shortly to have ono Of thcHe convpi-
tionH in Iowa, from which he expertcA tho great
est results, apl ut which ho hoped to gco a1i
thosn IN ha nreHrpce
TIE REV. W. r. nA1rH
said that eince he Ind been III tie rno,n \ lady
had offered to Giyo S10G toward establishing d
missionary fund for tho State. lie had taken
grent interest in tie work. and with tho agents,
lad como to tho conclusion that somo new
scheme must be adopted to secure success. 1Ie
thought there ollght to bo raiscd largo mlasion-
arv fund for the Stato,-at least e25 6l}0 Which
wonld secure q missionary to adva1,ce the COM
mon interest. Ap,lhiisAing.iluuso fund wns also
necessary, by which the State could bo louded
will. trAuLs, which would revive tho work. aud
kinlle The fires in every heliever'r hnart, and
swell tho Church far beyond ita present 1}ropot-
tonB And influence.
, 1875-01-22

How They Can Be Punished for Ex-
torting Illegal Fees.
An Indignant Correspondent.
REMEDY FOR ExTORTION,

T!tK LAW IN TIE GAZE.
Tho fornelr for e1tortson on Tie part Of Jue-
tices Of tho Pence in the matter Of fees ecc,ug to
t'o ample. but, owing to tho small amount ill.,
volved, 1itigants who are oyerciarged do not
think IT worth while to make compliant aud
have tho guilty oneB punished. As will DO seen
by tho statute extracts below, Justice Or Con-
stable who charges Or tales moro tbat tlo law
allows him for lib services can hn indicted uuler
tho general lam. au1 also be SIZED By tile sw,l-
died plaintiff or defendant in All action Of debt,
THE SPECIAL. LAW
relative to Justices OF tho Peace OF Chicago up-
der tho caption "lseuloval from OfIice,' pro-
vilIcH that
Ernn complaint by any person, under oss} a~sju.t
Justice Of tho Peace appointed ~ aforesaid y tls
Governor upon Recommendation Of the Judx,i; fur
e,torton or othcr n1a1teAs.neo in Office surh tpt7-
llatt Hettg forth particularly the facts Iii the Gase
ana fcd tI the olice Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Or
Superior Court Of Cock County, the Clerk of .,id
llo Of The State OF Illinois against such Justice of lie
ltace, rcurnahe nccosding 10 law: mud tel, lurstre
ut s oa .S .n sn2 .nd o sSee sh s1an
nalfeAsante upon trial Of o ss,e Gy lis Cou,t or
jury, sch Juetite oE The peace shall b. removed t,u
Cott. Such complaint Alall be signed by tbs states
A,itnrney nf Cook ceHnty on1 it If hereby male lle
commenced under this act.
THE CENTRAL LAW,
,,.,..;a; ~o"'@'''n 'ue
p!"''a'on .-
.ns neer authorized by aw to charge fees sha''
- m of ae sny greater leo tsn aush As
tbs r,re clat,n @ arn,n ~ performed. or
hla tpoW!nsS charus ffs Yhen % M as H. IT. aa 81 ms
Inn by law, wbrn the .trrIrea for Which sucl fee il
elargt have nut been performed BY him, OF Iy lome
other forsou for hNl. hr SHALL the rht convection
thereof 10 ancd not less thar Us than sa1u
M MT .a fa1 ~ ILL., eaeo saH e. q any xs oGene
II Ja nut iras ,a thrtv a.vx nar 1. -, 9lv ~. @
year. '''-A' "A'
The aan,o 1aw a1so c;ve.
r.,,1'. ~
talfA7E REMEDY:
ANY OffCrf WHO ytOlAtG4 tic
, 1875-01-22
AhC@1s

In The case, ut New York, of the Russian
Countess Falotl, who Ia sung railroad cou,-
pany for l'eavy damages for tho loss BY it OF 4
largo quantity Of valuable lhcos belonging to her
hr; 4. ! Stewart, called by the lsfouss, test.-
aed inst no had neveF seen laoea worth mora than
e23o per yard. lie had tAces OF this yalue on
salo at his stose. lio was not III e1pe,t in old
laces, having seen but fen, II any, Of them, II,
hia opinion, modern laces wete of creator ya]ue
than old Or "xusiout taces.
, 1875-01-22
IEGAit.


n, -.
npeE9s @ Ean1s Il Cock County Febru2r Tenn, A. D..
VI lirrd Rue and Frederick 4. 1hc. Atsachnlcnf.
snfIc nlt1cn hrrrby gren IL th' ksId Alfred 1r and
r.sasT!st t kos ,hst nj Issued out
1as %nss ~ ~ CaStk Of the sursrior tous Of
III nt thu fatd William T. Hartand and Hduarti W.
Hanrh1!e and Akaih,t The estate nf Alfs.I i,,c and
rastics A. R F te Of twenty -o1o husrrt snd
hr - nps.s as sun tnrts.etEht cents, directed thu
wv. I.e1efgse. un"ss s"u. ~, said A1frcd Roe and
rielef1ek a. koe shall personally p md appcar bcin,s
n, H., tSs1 IT. SrSr :; ~ 'g1 .. s "uns ts
C"ert iou"s in !nc Gy u Caae4x On ts t,rss M.tns
., ., fsh.nasy T. gi.e s:cIa s AMI Icad to lila
;3H n II T. fi,%5 Ot tho III william ar.
tach"a ~ mr. m snclrnt trtfy the uaii ju!Sum.
aof costa will b. Eht IL .at!sfy the kan,p, '
Ai.EHAHHhK +. ATEEESSUS t'Io.i.
HARDING. MCCbI / FRAII, Attprne.s ~
, 1875-01-22

foantR II frnrLl<ne+, =
James Iiltlnxha.t. Admntstratrr IT, Job Andrrr. nt
al.. IL equity, No. ], 1sa
{sI.nn1tS ot providenee WIN died IN th- year 14l!:
II n ;f % 9,,,sa ssa,s o. q fus.y r. Il u SssaT
given ~ hts will. upon the death his wtdna to thu
cllldrea e ny sister Alice Smith, IN bc nttstate aud
4TGifsadasss e tns ss'en hro.4e7s and sisters t.d
hs xiipw, vz. thu siA day u AJull, 4. t. 1..s ~
should. M or betor9 tn, Isl taS nf March, g. IT, ~
flo aud mako T,1d their claims leforu tho nner,Eari
M4st1f in tAti cause
Noce Is hereby all per*nra caIfnn- t lie 70
entaed, - hrtr>at-aw dI.sra .anl f;iaMAS
ihHnRE"S, = ai";o's,a' y eons ,nn "fsr 4!
:1Hr claims Eef'r, mr.. nt rlt Min. Sn Il Nest
nIa1tsr.st., in Aad CITY of Fr.viienc.. - -
HAaltEt. ". pEt5EflA5t.
Master III t.LauGttt LII t1II rAuse,
, 1875-01-22

Tho Judges have not yet agreed upon the pcr-
Sons whom they will recommend 10 the Govern
or "a suitable for JustIcos OF tho Peace. Their
coufcrcncch arc pirate, and nothing definite re-
gardfnR their selections will bo known for eey-
erai days. However, apparently wcll-altllentl-
cstod reporta mention Boyaeu, Hum mertleld,
lIAines, Meech, and IIinstaale for the South
at,d Austin fer tho West Sids. tho others moi
having been agreed upun. 1t is possible that
some OF Tile gontemen whose nar1es are mon-
timed may bo recommended. but there arc two
OF tlreo In the list WIN ought not to Ae-es,,e-
ctallv lfinbdato, who, a. has boon shown by I'me
lR1nusr, received illegal feoa from several It'll
gants and mRsla restitution only when hts at
tention was called to the ovozchasges.
, 1875-01-22
BANKRUPT SALE,
nte4rtrt {'ourt nF the United StRtes, Norff,
Sf1i District Of llIjHufs. '.' N'~' ~

crlt District Of tlIiHuts.
In the nhtter II ". A. Butter. and W. {Ieuty Dutterr
binkr,1s. ~ - 7'F'
!hc ualnalEncd. Leonard q. Elnck, Assignee Of tho
SATURDAY. the s1t day Of Jaluayy H. n 1a At 10 otuS
y tnc tnrrnoea u Tho en'rsee +, !io cruhu Lis
It,. in 1he Itty Of Chicago hn VII! .e by rhtc ancn
hr cAsh 70 the htxtest bsgr bidders AL ,hp right
Htic and Interest II tue sai ha tapta and ut t9 un-
.ttxeaea - A.ssn.e aforesaid. il au % iii. oIi~nz
asGEtncd re1 rsfEtc etDx li- ftfy tight s1IIa1e in
tsae VILLAGE of p7s.tesitlo u the ':!ty q Wrli in tho
Territory II C"ipEadp said los being III fret rac!
g.nes s &C. I.'ds I'd I@.hc1: isuson, Nsss Il, ixa
Asl certain Csrtitea Of stuck. Also tile unsolicited
and desperate debts dno Aad brnnging said estate
st wfierenf nny l,s aud full Particular IaI nj III.
ch9u. Ill. LEONARD q, kIiNf;E' '
CHICAGO, Ian. 2, ftb t,.c.sc Il, ninres,,t
, 1875-01-22
JuaTIcE IIINapALE AND THE nohus coNsrApLEs or
THk CITY.
To The Atlsor n Ths Ch1eugo ITtb1tBo:


JusTIcE II1NApALE AND THE nohus coHsrApLEs or
TIk Crry.
10 The hsiitor n IA. Ch.eueo 1rtt4tno:
CMlcAN, J1n. 21.-Will the aboro Justice
explain low it IL his office il the resort Of alt
tho bogus Constalles In tho city How is It
every shyHter is to 10 found ut Lila court, and
how is 1t these illegal bills OF costs generally
elnanato direct from tho Justice, s1ystor, bogus
Constable, ste {&nd not the poor Clork}7 viii
not Hinstlalaa books psove that not cent IL
paid for thcse papers until llogaa i,as clcAred
OF tho property Of = victim to the Anctio,,.
room, or forced the money from tho pretended
debtor, WHO knows nothing ut tho summons or
Judgment aptal tue Bogus comos with lis 1ayF-
lnidona aud the wagons to tako away liz pro,ler-
ty. the bogus Constable for worse tbat thief,
rotlrntng the paper ~ served upon Which tho
judgment IL rendered ?
Ono notorious bogus Constable, who has ',cen
indicted over twonty times aud il stl prac-
iicing makoa q boast OF ha oaruiug frou $50 to
flo0 week by these proceedings, .ho victims
Icing mostly widows and females tun poor 10
get IN the tsammais of the Law. Why is it
plain. to IIsnsdalo Of their hardsllps a1ul tl.o
h*'ndles that has boon perpat1atoI upo, tllonl,
ho should Always advise their settling with I3o-
gas s' snd getting back their propestyf 1lnsd4Ie
can also explain, re!haps how the proceeds are
divided, and what hIs share .a.
boen known to DO spirited away By this sa1uo
LOCUS To- an aMcsiou-roon; also, . *5,0u0.drux-
lore on West Lake street, but, owius to tho on
ciIEy of one Of our city lawyers. DoEus waa
cluarcd out and tho creditors sot tue property
just ~ this scoundrei was l1cparing 10 soll Il
!,rotty cheap. His affidavits Ii, tho Court Of
chsnceEy Aa to his wealth might DO very amusing
to Lis creditors II true. but more a,llaing to |
Charley lteed for Indictment.
Invite the parties to send particulars OF the |
frauds That have boen psrpetsate<i in Justice |
Court for tho last throe yesrs by bo-
gus Constablea IN league with tho Bhystsrs and |
'ha Justice, hnd will gautu1o u say no QUO !
tay's IaIpuNx will hold them,
ONz WHo KNowg
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-19
T0RTUOUS SPIRITS.
~
General BaDcOck, otherwise " Sylph,"
I'm Route TO NJ. Louis.
-
Lebanon, Illinois, Called on to Furnish
Her Quota OF Prisoners. (,
Colonel Joyce ordered to Duty In the
Missouri Penltentiary. .
Lightning 10 Strike the Chicago Ring
Early the Coming Year.
Special TO the Dallas Herald

Special TO the Dallas Herald.l
1T. LOUIS, December Is, 1875.
General Babcock has been sent for
and IL expected here to-day To have his
case set for trial. 1t is expected II will
be carried up TO the United States SUI
preme court dring its January term
and will come In after the cases OF
Mckee and Mcguire. The report TO
the effect that important documents,
TO be used against General Babcock,
had been purloined from the clerks
desk Is unfouDded.
Deputy United States Marshal Phil
lips, OF Springfield, Illinois, arrested
A. G. Smith, late Government Store
keeper, and John l.. Sargent, late
Gauger at Heinrichshofen n Co.'s dis
tilery, near Lebanon, Illinois. Mr..
Philips left for Springfield with his
prisoners. The particular nature
Of the charges against these two
well known citizens Of Lebanon has
not yet been divulged. Their arrest
creates considerable OF flutter, though
knowing ones are not much surprised.
The Jefferson City State Journal
sayb. toiOhei VoJSC hoS aV ioo' oVNh
detailed to duty. He has been APP
pointed to the position recently occu-
pied by the United States prisoner Of
color that removed to lIeavenw0rth so
much against his will-placed In
charge of cell No. l-old cell building
where the darkies are all confined. 1t
is his duty to see that the hall Is kept
in proper order
In Chicago, Brooks IL actively en-
gagged in working up the evidence to
be used In the coming trials. He has
a mass of documents in order, and is
arranging the proofs so that the in
coming District Attorney will have lit
tie or no difficulty. The new Grand
Jury will be called for January, and q
large amount of testimony presented
for their consideration. Every body
around the Custom House building
wears a mysterious aspect, and there
are any quantity of rumors rs to where
the lightning may strike, but 1t would
be unjust to parties who are presumably
innocent to relate all the STOKES float
ing about.