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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-28

We are informed by one OF our
wide-.wake citizens that about lou
mechanic. have left our city W thin
the last four months for different
par,s of the country TO seek emp.oy-
ment which they could not get here.
since our last Fair, twenty-one OF
them start d on the steamer Ma'lie
Raaon for Eastern cities, where, a.
we are informed, they have .rcc-ed
ed IN securing positions. This Is a
distressing fact, showing the st 'gna
tiou &C II branches of indus r. IL
our city, .'-Parkerstrg Times.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-28
Avhit. rattle snake was killed [

Mr.. Levi Csckley. Of Anthon' r
creek, in this county, short time
slice. His snaheship had a numtor
Of rattles and two ears, presenting
the appearance Of the fms Of fish,
which were perfectly black-so W.
are informed by Aaron Siyey, who
vouches for the truthfulness e this
remarkable snake story Gre,ntrrr
Lld.pendsnt.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-28

The Odd Fellows of England h'vo
about halt million members with
money capital Of $40, ,6o0,oC while
the Masons though fewer are not 'ess
influential. IN Frsrce the latter ~
der numbers half q million memLe.e.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-28

Friday, October g., Rev. Thon"
RYDER, pastor of the Baptist churc ;
Nottingham, England. WAS iornd
dead in bed at the residence of liar
riet Beecher Stowe, in Hartford
Conn, Yesterday morning.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-28

Senator Ham'in explains his share
in getting up the postal Law doubling
the pHstage on newspapers TO be an
error caused by Ignorance verify b"
/. a gre.., blockhead independently
Of his confession.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-28
POetical.
THE srRANGER'S HEART.

Tie strangers heart! oh wound 1t noti
yearning anguish Is Its l.,t:
In the green shadow of thy tee,
The stranger buds no TEST with thee.
Thou think'st the vines low rushing leaves
Gl Id music round fhy hou<eho'd caves
To him that sound hath sorrow's tune
The strangers heart Is with his own.
Thou think'st thy chiliren's laughing play
A lovely Ugh xt fIll OF dav:
Then q. e the stra gers thoughts oppressed
His mothers voice comes o'er his breast.
Thou thiny'st It's sweet waen friend TO friend
Beneath one rocf in PRAYER may blend:
Then d0.hrhe strangers eve gov dim
Far, IA. aie those who prayed With him.
Thv hearth, thy hOm-, thy vintage land
Tie VOICES nf INV kihdre1 band -
Oh. midst theIl Ill when h.eSsed thou art,
De,l gently with the stran2et's heart.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-28

Carrutb, the Vineland editor, VII o.
for some months has carried lump
Of lead in his BRAN from the pistol Of
one Lands, is fast failiDg,l and will
not long survive his injury.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-28

On Saturday. as samuel Smith
Vas oiIing the machinery Of the ferry
boat Arizona, at New York, II vas
-tt a going, aud be was crushed INTO
A shapeless mass.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-28

The New York StesIners for y
rope, on Saturday, carried large ca,
goes of grain, cotton and genera!
merchandise, also e3l passengers.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-28

Disastrous floods have occurred IN
Warwickshire and Leice'tershIre'
England, an 4 many lives and much
,-cHertv DESTROYED.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-28

Some s250.0OO in gold wa 'V.
ported from Southampton, E"gl""',
Cor New York YESTERDAY.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-28
NORTH FOUND. x#ram Eyprsss


L-g-c LvH-lbu-g GfUy. -N'rp S1n'aJ. q
sam. strive . p,pvliIt % - 4 M, L ave UJr
%. lie Zas prl ay-i, 20 lyme ol ." . n lh.'
-.siu makes god connect go 80 pauNl,c ~rl
t,l-4usr., ard ntu,l r. f.ail-. N1-tf a'l >lUrF
tntlt t,urhnG wi,n regular cNp.ts' lrln ci
:E.s l.rr Iu hu'H U.ftCt.yus.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-28
THE GRAN 3E.

Besut;!al Grange that We love,
Emblem " n.der and dqtyi
FAIR a. tae planets .oSe:
Leading our hearts BY taelr beauty.
Wisdom and friendship AMI peace.
Here In tneif brightness are dwelling:
Sui NAV the patrols Increase,
Ever In duty rIcclilng!
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-28
RAILROAD LINES.
CHESAPEAKE & Ohio RAILWAY!
- EssS 49,:
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS D4E.
LY BETWEEN HUNTING
IONAND RICHMOND.

On and after Sep. 4th, 1875, passenger
trains will run as follows:
From HUNTINGTON,
EASTWARD-LEAVES:
, 1875-01-26


Ollcer Zichmsnn, Of the Cottage Grove Az
enue Station, WAS yesterday fined Ave days pay
for conduct unbccomlng police officer.
The Fullerton avenue conduit cont tractors are
making a bold and determined stand for what
they claim to be fair and honorable settlement
with tho Board OF Public Works. Various plans
hayo been produced, showing thatit may perhaps
t,s best 10 discontinue tho conduit aud pump the
water through Tie conduit just as 1t II, and
thence through sower. 1a few daya gen.
tlon,au vii! Introduce to ths Doard OF Public
Works communication ofIefiog TO construct
wDrRs gu q l,lan ot hlH own. by which no can
pump ,0Go. 900 gallons Of water at cost OF @l5
Tho story appears to he \ Etupendola QUO, and
caunot possibly ba cred,scd until 1T Is smply
vouched for.
noted tsx-aghsins lawyer. In conversation
| with Tax Commissioner McGrath, stated that 4o
| had no doubt but that tho Supreme Court would
runder decision In fayor Of tho city In tai cases
| recentiv appealed from Judge Wallaoas Court.
| Ha further atataa tho only object many OF his
| clients had in yiew In objecting to the tax waa
merely to gain additional time. Thta opinion
beara special weight, coming as It does from one
| Of tho two most prominent lawyers engaged In
| prosecuting tax-appeal cases.
, 1875-01-26

the bills the jtou1s of cassimore. Oh tho ground
tIot no cashmere had bonn furnished.
Commissioner McCaffrov Hattl lie should rc-
oulro information to tho affect that the samples
OF caspin,ero we're tho Same ~ tlose Charged III
tho billa ...
Commissioner Clough cialmod that, II It wha
tr,,o that thu caBs,nnro was not bought ~
eap1n,o, tho CONT actor could collect only tho
markot yalue Of tile goods furnished moreover,
he could in compelled to pay baek tho over
charges previously obtained.
Commissioner 1fcrting moyed to reter oocA 70
tho Committee all items Of cassimero.
(:onriBsoncr Holden RiEEentcd thht tue aalno
rufc should amply to al1 tho other Items IN the
bill, tur an oyerc.,arge had bceh nlado In tho
items Of tcnlnH. ilanno's, etc.
Tho motion to refer tho iteH,H Of casslmcfes
back 70 tho Committee wan ailopted by n vote ot
I to 6, commissioners HerttnY aud liusse!l
voting will. the rctrencillnent side. ....
Tho entfro report wns rccontnitted. upon mo-
tlon of Commissioner McCal1ray: --
It appearing TINT toyoraf claimants, whose
bills GRO ii, tho report, really needed their noney,
tTe votc to iecomnlt tho report was fccoh-
Hidcred. ... 81.
A motion to rccon,mis the dry-goodB items waa
tlieu lnat and the report was conc'irod H. hil
but tho n,,tenB' which woro finally aitalttoc'
aud tho long agony wBB over. What Will
motions, drc,lesio1i reconsideration. etc.. tho
mttten question had occupied tho attention Of
tic board for over two hol1rs.
At Ilalf-pnst o'clock thu Board adjourned No.
! til Wednesday OF this week at 2 p. RI.
, 1875-01-26

The Cochituate Ia lower than ever before, AUD
Boston IL again frightened.
Tho Delaware is frozen over ut Ihslade!plik
for the tirss timc in many years.
President Anderson, Of tho Kansas State AZ
rirultu1al College, shows from tue list 81 grad.
uates OF that college from 1867 to 1874, that not
Qua OF them has become farmer.
Mr. Pnrmas. member Of the FoEty-thifd Con-
greBs and re- elected to ths FoEty-toulth from
Florida, has resigned for the balance OF the term
Of the Forty-thTd and been sworn in "a ; NOM
Der OF tue Lower Mouso OF tho Legislature.
james Lloyd Greene, Republican candidate
for Governor OF Connecticut, u cotton manu-
facturaF Of ufomIuepco and = resident Of Nor
wicil, where ho has served for eleven consecutive
terms - hlRyor, Charles l.. English, tho caudl-
date ca the same ticket for lleutcnant-tlove
IL a lumber merchant IN New uayenl aud =
brother Of ex-Gov. English.
AZ N instance OF long and faithful service,
tho Nav Bedfosd Mercury records tho follow.
inn u At a meeting Tuesday Of tho Trustees OF
tho Now Bedford Institution for Savings. Just
elected 1t was aBccrtancd that majority OF
their number had le1d tho oIaico II years hvo
had been elected ~ years; two had served Az
years; ono IL years; onu, ~ years ana saa
| aonlor Trustee In office, Henj janA Nodmao' Aaa
served tho Institution 45 yea,s.'
Postmaster Burt and Collector 8immons, of
| Dostou. have made up. Tbs tkuublo Tas ABOUT
| trivial matter, and both gentlemen !Pst tneF
tamress aud scked hasshlY. Aud this IL tue
story q told from Washington dsu. Burt sna
, 1875-01-26
SUBURBAN..


The Board Of Trustees met At tho Towo-Hall
1t Austin yesterday morning at $50 o'clock.
Present President Butler. Measrs. McCanery,
Donneraberger, Sharp, Crafts, uerslck, and
Scovllle. ..-...
The Board approved the minutes Of the last
moeting. .
The Superintendent Vas instructed to construct
bridge OIL Doardnan street, west Of Kia-
kead Btreet. Ip the matter Of ezect'
Ing q bridge over the Illinois d Mich.
iean Canal, hE crossing of EgRn avenue,
Trnstea sIcCaffery reported that he had hed
consultation with the County Conmtsslouess'
mud thai the county would probably de1say one"
third Of tho e4pensa OF erecting such = of1dgs
that tho city moull probably defEay part OF TIE
expcuse. aud tpat the Town Of Lake would
probably do the same. The En8ineer waa IN.
struete4 to Estimate tho cost Of the proposed
ly1tlge, and to report the ssms 81 some future
VLu Committee on Police and Sanitary, to
wlu,u we're referred the communications OF
| Winston, Ieal6on. aud otlsta, 1olatiys to tho
appointment OF policemen at the car-ehops re-
| puriod that there waa no need OF poileatncn IN
| tina. locality. .-
TLs COMMITTEES on Finance, to whom 'was re-
ferrel the matter Of g. Z. Crafts iu account
with tho Town Of Cicero. reported that ~
Treasurer had paid coupons numbered l0l. Iva
to loo inclusive coupons numbered l,00O to
l,063 inclusive aud conpcns numbered 2ol 10
1l5 inclusive, each fot tho hun OF ESQ, making
G. total Of sd,7oo. Warrants ior tbe above
amount wore ordered to iHsuo to Mr. Crafts,
The Clerk was Instructed to prepare book In
Which CORRECT registry Of the town bonds, ant
Of tue payment Of tue coupons to them stsseL
TLs Committss On Finance reported thai sh'
, 1875-01-26

NENIHHI s|s'@' |
Otto Koouig, a Hinglo man 80 years Of age, was
&o1.1 aooa !, bai NJ M I'd Nest landolph
'oona ueNa ." w ~ .,t;roa ,Lo
street, aoon1 aoon sehtetaAs' 49, AuAe" 'A'
ught previous in apparently good nealth.
Tho Temperature yesterday, AZ observed by
btapcssc opt;cia1,, uuder The TRlnUSE building,
r,. nt sn M / deg below zero; 10 a. H., |
pedowi - a''' aoo''' T. A'' @'' r. 'A' -
~ H., 8.
A Iorse attaclcd to buggy ran into tho river !
49,, x,ru, uvor,,o br,5cn ycatorday afternoon.
l''a' w. ,A.aa tstans IN oou,I bo rescued
ao1 "aa afo""eu potole 10 Ie s,.ss,
him Mt 5l.ODv.
| u,, ..,,,n, .,oo,,r ~ Tim Societv NJ rhvei.
lAe t'9t'as 'a0es"6 ~ 49, s,;.',t ~ .,,a ~
ciana a!1u surgeons eceu'nn ias' n,aas liz III ~ ,-t
1ors OF tla diand inc,lie il91ei, II: vonu nI n1s
| let. III tlo clalr. VI. H. i: MetEnlla' ~. IT, y
| vary ahla papos upon '.1ho aianaReMeht oa tn1
lMfa ntaee ot i.upui. ino va t"psu tps,., aprcnanya
eonalusiapto ~ " i.i e." ;nSormat;on an,nno
-, - bar g. =, tto sne;"ty ilr Ijnnro.n az
ht,tos1 ~ - ,,rrtttn ~ the carotid nrtery Of tia
..,rlorsa m,r i;cnysr ond TIA eocetv then nd
M.mosa !a,,raoa n@o 1A''s@N' """ '"S 0~''
In tho front row OF the orchestra at the
AlelpiI1 Inst evening the City Cove hmone was
largely represented, upun tho adjournment OF
the common Council many ot tue mcnl'crs made
| n hcc- line 1or Tue theafIo' anu al i'll row sat
AID. Warren, Bailey, Murphy nast!y, ,McCloFy:
OHlieu, Whitc, nunderann. Eckhardt, NsaI,. aud
Mcdonald, nnd Deputy Clerks Moody anu bluhln.
There WIS almost quorum. Int no CITY bnslnesh
was transacted. Whenoser Mr. Grover lnakos
his entertainment 30 attractive 81 to hs,uG lnk
viii Indeed be cause for rejoicing.
s,a,;,, ordor sor to.,lay's session Of the Leg.
aioeii i otas' H., tha htiis nrnvitnt. for the rs.
s'ataro W. w., W to1 tI !ovca Uniformly On lie prop
, 1875-01-26

Ft0p, lhe Detroit Fft6 Itrt45.
c.ss ayanua father procured ali outfit Of oil,
n.ints. aud brushes for hs 8-year-old SON the
other day, tho lad having developed taleut for
drawing. Little WAS seeu OF the boy for two or
th1ea tiayB, md then he took his father and
mother BY the hand aud lod tAen into the parloF
artistic skill The gilt paper on the wals formed
y tlue. gro ,ud.worA for him. and ho had painted
4 horse over cue door, . lion over smother, bird
over third, and at intervals along thu wallis 10
had brought out fighting dogs, shlpa, tiro-on.
gines, Ind,uns in full dtess and bears chasiMg
boys. lilo had put now border on the tag win;
dow curtains striped the legs Of the piano, and
had proceeded 10 touch up and improve certain ,t
chromoa aud oil:pa'ntings hanging on ;hs wallis;
artist anxiously waited for then, 70 pat him on
They didn't pit him,-not very much. The
, 1875-01-26

DR.. Prfce's Cream BAKING Powder.
lfayng noticed advertisements quoting hiost weight
5round cans of Or. pr1cos Croam baking Powder, and
they arc likely 10 convey wrong IMPRESSION do.
sire the Of Dr. Prlces powder to know that do
not sell 6-rpund can ehort weight. Our and II
sre mt IN In a1uaro TN canu, nc hayo q ronnd tn
can which contains po,nla not wo9At of Dr.. rrce's
powder. whir!l untorupuluus eacrn might nel, for
pounds. 1T ia nf tle size, holding ns much y
i,lcaere and effective tle heavyweight rowdcr-
nnkera' 6.pond cans Th,sthn tre s'' aud biN asa4.
pound ran. The c1ue re an designate ~" largo
ronaln u 10 II al Dr. Prlce's Cream DLklnz
Powder, while tho rams Hite rams holding more ty
measure, contain Is to t5 ounces Of tho heavy full
weight powder HrERLE h PnIuH, manufacturers at Dr.
1tlcrs Cream Baking lowdcr aud special lhxc ring
, 1875-01-26

know whero John Crawford lived. Witness Wa
eaEe, II sIonroo lad no. separated from hls
family, Who lived on Wayman etroct. and might
not havo boo, living at No. 4s Kinz!e street.
lis hai neyor hear! Of any separation. Mr.:
Van n,.rcu attempted to throw doubt
uron tho authenticity of tho family
NJ, Wavmsn strect md ito right to tho pattonyn,-
10 Monroo, Dnt witness said Monroe and tho
in,1r Hho shares lis namo had lived for years to-
gcthcr o. man and wtfo, and lle had no reason to
doubt tho existoncc Of TINT relation nr t!,e
1onitimncT Of their numerous offspring. Ito did
not know Gibbons Rtrect or numbor or ".
Dyrnoe. Tie iAtsor ewore his vote in. "Douny )"
Leo voliol1i,lE for lin. o
Tho examination then adjourned untn III
o'clock to-day.
, 1875-01-26
CRIMINAL.
N1acEI,r.ANElt1H.


The house Of Mrs. Z, Cheney. No. $50 Hub
bard atrect, was entered night before 1881. anu
$40 aud some spoons stolen,
scycnty-cght dollars worth of boots we're
stolen from August Lonauist's place, No. ss6
Vest Madison street, night before laat.
Tho house OF q. Il. De Young No. 1i29 Prai-
rio avenue, waa entered by brrglats Saturday
evening Lotmeen aud 0 O'Clock, aud oves 5000
worth Of jowol1y. siycrwase, aud clothing
taken.
Thieves entered tho saloon Of John Keller.
co,nor OF Madison and Dearborn strcsts. sun-
das night, and Etoio ne.en Boxes OF cigars, Bev-
eral bottlea oil champagne and vino, and ~ IN
money.
A1arv Lonor was arrested last night at the IN
stance OF William Marshall, who ACCUSES her OF
ttes1lug coat aud d watch from him at No. G6
West Madison street. sho was locked up In
Madison-S:rcet Station.
JOHN ALLEN.
Yesterday eroning. whom tho celebrated John
day, no was much surprised By hnling It occu-
ped by = stranger WHO waa btlsed III gathering
m Johu's valuahles. preparatory to cnrsylnR
them may. lie Aal taken hEr. Altcn's Sunday
! ockct-handkcEch'ef,-t ono With 10 nolee u
| it.-apd had packed up therein pack Of cards,
| two shlrt-colasa, tho sparo shirt ono cottou
| stocking, Quo woolcn one, neck.t1o sonie-
what Worn . fres pass t.. to ths g ..aas. Aaei.
Ellt DottAe HArNea Dtto1n Ao1itf
empty, 4 railroad gnido, . card with
Il won,an's nau,e on It, hair-brush which was
almost bald, . waslerwomal,'s bill marked
"patd-raro," q pipo formerly tho property Of .
! Ce,nau quligratt. somo lair mixture warranted
to dye beautiful black, q linen duator. and .
lttlo ticket stating that tha bearer had deposited
| silver watch which he could have back for
:.l75 aud interest. When Mr.: Allen became
manifest to the stranger tho lAttcr iook Wings
anI lied. IIo was sturdy man, 80 Mr. Allen
did nnt pursuo lin, but took MI inventory Of bis
property, the grateful result being that nothing
| Lad been Abstracted.
| MALONE. "
Coroner Diotzsch impauolod 4 Jury yesterday
1norn1ug in tho case OF James koegan. the man
WHO wns killed Saturday night by Christopher
Alasone, and, alter viewing tho body at the
Morguo, went to the Madison Street Station and
held tito examination OF witnesses. It mas
shown, by tho admission Of Malone and tho see'
timouy OF I.ausion 31ilcB, and TWO others whc
saw tho afrray, that The prisoncr lad spoken con.
in the doorway Of Goewea'a, saloon, NJ
90 Wost Madison stroet, and. GU rece!v'
face WITH his fist. keegau thereupon d1ew
small trowei, aud stabbed Malone In the hoAd
Tho latter stabbed lin IN return with pocket
knife, which was produced at tue inquest, Ih
other circumstances intending the Woundng
kcegan aud Lis death, together with the AREA
OF Malone, wero given substantially aa they ap
neayod in Sundays yRluuSE. The jury, In vic'
OF the TACT that tho prisoner had offered The tlEs
ptovocatiou by word and blow. decided to CON
init llm to aWnit examination before tho uran
Jury, and the Coroner issued his mitsl1nus "
Malone Is counsel. and will defend him N tt
. event Of tho lndiug Of Q true bill by the Gran
, JURY. which IL quite probable under the circun
| stancoa.
, 1875-01-26

Collector Simmons differed about ensl1 nsatter
Of postage In connection With tho Collectors
office. and Mr.. 1urt addressed pointed note to
Simmons, WHO, without doliboratloll, poetch up
lhe letter In Ills ofllco 40 q specimen Of dbn.
1snrL'A official correspondence. THIS coming to
Burt's cars, l,e bccatpe greatly incenscd and
charged TINT alnmona Ind not trsatott llim with
proper rospcct, mud tl1entoned m opon war ill,'
on tho Collector. Whcn both pnrttos cooled OF.
ti1oy roa1zcd tint they had acte1 hastily, and
Collector simmons, III o very handsome ray. nd
dressed a note Of apology 10 Con. furs, Which
WAS promptly accepted and hnrmony aBain ro-
g$Ornh
, 1875-01-26
THE CITY.
CERR1T SMITH.
11ECrtilE ny Z. I:ASTNAN.

LECTURE TX e. E"Si"AS o.,,.r
z. Eastman, Esq, lecture" on ".fes1ls o'ni'n
before tic Chicago AthonT,En laet evening.
,frtcc Toott introduced tho lecturer, who was
"ssa;.., a.,t,, ,,,o nsu,1 amount Of opplaueo.
1eeelSeu VIII '"o "'"., H.. ..,;u, t,,.t w..
Mr.. Eastman eonmonee" W ansins sn"s ~
tito Of his subject needed no explanation. go tar
a. American. wevo concerned, md the fame Of
H. ,,rcot n,d1anL,roust was ns bright in lurope
.uo RI, -, ,,,o 11n,to1 atntaa f3errit Smith
hs on 1he e"'' % ~ s"o .,s;.. s',,@, .,,,nt;rel
was ono Of thoso fato s1rlte WHO eo''o''e ny,
many forms Of gonius. Ho was sl'enaa
orator a fiuiahcd writer. true patriot,
s.s H. ,-,crd of frcof1on, Ia oli men, of every
a.'u '.,p ad 1 H. nvr,r rsrt o1 tho siohe Like many
,er. Am nmc1ran cc,ebrtics he sgnaizod h,n4elf
~ ,ito grrnt ami; slavery struggle, aud was over
taG ~ ,n1 +, tho forornoat ranks Of those uho bo-
1oa y .,,at epp -, nan sod Go held In bonds be-
.sn ~ "'nr nr nf creod. Ills ial,ora III bcha1f
eauTu " sonthcrn peonlo lad placed bis
o.. s,.o ;a,, o,, TN arcat roll of antt-Hlagerv
ra.sru a.r;o,s a .be h1ack race in America owed
'.s sss'.'.1 y 1olI nf nnur;nr gratitude.
my morris e e,,;t ii wea brrhk partiouar etar in
a., nn.., al,,,,,n wc1, vas aornet hy tho pen
Wy " 1Ia.s;o, ,oener Stnwo by the clio j,,ouce Of
a,t r. .,'. hv tl,a statnanauship aud 1utorrunt-
h;;;,x ~ s,,trnn"r hy tic saeucity Of Seward,
anl thn ntcrr, princi1,io of Ahtat1a,n Lincoln,
, 1875-01-26

HESs LlLH A1A4S'
Tho taking Of testimony In tue conteBtcd
election caso OF Le Moyno Va. Fatwou was re-
sumcd at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. Tho
first witness called was Con. Lieb, who, after
tcBtfyiug in regurt to Lis possession and care
OF the luilots 0! The First Precinct oG tho Eigh~
teenth Ward, opened tho envelope containing
them. The ballots wore then counted, with tho
following result:
IarWrn,
Ii MuJuo.. 'A'o
Tho vote, according to tho Official EaturnB
stood
FaFwen '....''.....-.-,.'15oo;i
u Moyne.-
In crnss-exanaination witnosH stated that tue
ba!lota had bcen received and kept by him In the
same manner u thuss TO Which ho Ind already
t.st,flea they wcro brought to the Court BY
hIax schuller, clerk ~ witness employ.
Mir. Van Uuren asked wltuess whctller no had
in Lis possceaiou tho ballots. polltnoks, and Rtll-
t!asitb OF tllo precinct Mt Norwood Park, and. If
30. to PRODUCE them for inspection aut! evidence.
Mi IcMoyuo objected OH tho ground thEt this
waH not tcrosb-exam1atiol', aiId shuu'd hot pe al
loned TO consume tile tims of tho contestant.
Gen, Liet thought tho objection held good,
He stated tAht ho lad tho ballots, roll'hooks.
and afidavits IN bis possession, aud so'tlu pro
luce them at tho request of tho coateatans' Ike
lid not refuse To produce tlle1n II they arc TO-
,urea lu tue proper order, but refused to DO ~
It psescut ut contesteD'B request. When the
a1na came lie would be ready to answer con
estce'B quertton asking for tie production q
slohe documents.
The next Witness called was
ruSbr AMM0Nt 49,.
IT No. 1870 Michigan street. who stated that no
body OF thu natae OF II. Neimoyef Lived OF No
100 Michigan rsreet G! aAy tune Rlnce wItnes
aud occupied tlat house.
The uext witneEs,
TEuENcE MsrLrT,,
OF No, 10 Eric btreut. taEttcl thn. ha had been
reyJcut CT Iho North Side for ~ euty.two year,
Ia had lnuwlI tho tuA1I John Crawford for tit
teen y.ars, but did not know ~hela lie 1eAidc'
Nov, s, 1874. 1la wAs ht the election polls q
that date, corner Of Market and Ontario ntreetF
tLe Fourth Precinct of the EEhtesnth Ward. II
kaw petsuus yuttLB t4ci0 Whu lld not reslde j
the ward Wituera being asAel to nnma t!eI
mentioned john Monroe. OF Wa1uiau street. q
tin Wet Side; Thomas Gibbons, of tho Aoii
Mills. and q man n8nled Oliylue, wi
boarded uear the Fullerton avenue tul.1lc
tLuu.oo told the iudgoa os election That le +
sided at No. ~ k,nzie street. Witness chaltuuE
his vote. Both 3loproe and GlDnons, no lhoaEt
vera lu4s IL t!le County o3r-lou4e.
MG. Van Hgun commented lipou sA1a a. O.
Of tho falntdl .csl,lts Of Illegal voting.
In tAa CT. SICK animation wlslIesh sa'd that
WIS iu slso rooln w..I the Judges ot election. y
acted all day At challenger. liz served II! !
half ii tho Opposition purity. LIE "aa acaIlati
Cd will Mr.. ll.as btrnsuu, but ulo not tse
interfere for or Gsnuhs Any vote. 14ou
10 might have done unobaeFved by witoe
He thought he would Lasa sccn Lin Il la
tss1 pl.sent saueh:uE for voters. Hs DID