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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.



day Jun, -. l-Io: -, .-.,
aniIpe-ariner The People. Ori Affirmed viii cost
Cias, act Vanderbilt n The matter ~ me petition ~ Iuti-
ham Ordered that appellants have leaYetO take dismissal oi
Ia and have trdl uud ,tbe "deT 81 General
Term npun paying In this touft-Iensl aet tfa'.
0uirrcd tai appellants have Lave 10 Ake a dis.
n, sal Of appeal ami TO have n new trial under
rrty IN this against the "hcr-Gtay ag Bensel
III costs Jeiiuity
1IIGv; and McNickar GlNl III, and Asklu0r JUG
Tnen reversed trtl grdnc COSTS to ahlhe event
The trustee of Canaiohare rnent affirmed with "osi>
Mc, olun q. IT, seward Nc0rt AIT difl Thompson al;
Sfry,us. Ilasrv Stevens; T0scan AIT The Ciy II
Broklyn. Judgment mUdnrl by deduCiIbg 0n-half 90 INC
extra allowance aud. mJilr affirmed without cosis 10
r,r marty in 4, COnIf-Hunt T. Chapman. Oitcr gram;
ON stimulation VITA c0ss-(suac ken1os alst. SIy
Monu-: Weather Oh Motion 10 sfli"s
\ g Mnak for motion. TIE Court took tie papers.
.rucas rom orders: 40. jlIh the ~ tier OF the ptnh
J. s. Lawrence for appellant and By IN IaIuos for respond
cut so 2-gu the matter " the application ~ ts Deat
meat Pgc Park-Argued b. Jaa L. taer o c1nh,t Tor
aru.Illi and by \. Dcsrug for I'hlondchi No. I'll
III tie " fr petition oi Pax r. on"ay Ia Ntir an
asss tAfr ird ly Jas 4. Dc-iins OF Counsel Iof appel
lani and Vim. 81 Tor T., spoudeut
FNEGaL e., R,pAIL-Nos. ~ ami 19-EXeelsior say Jgs
amph, " "A rgf'ncn resumed ana conc u't. 30
S3-Llean,r j. wcsien', appellant ast John T. A9Ai,y'
respondent submitted No SWIM :. Arnoli 81 al, re-
sr1Ders art Emerson C. AngelL appellant Argued by ;.
Hand counsel appellant ami Osborn T. Bright Tor 70
rfondenf No. B7-EdWaT1 II. Van luge. respondent agL
SafhAn i whitman, m lrlfr. ETC. app liant Ma Lel -
Samuel Hand u counsel for appellant, eDi nN i H. corn
ing r,al Ouicut. NO JIiehJ g ou'n fthpuH e ao~
Gins W. Drrlni, appellant Submitted.
Proclamation "a A. made, aud The Court adjourned. -
The following the Court ~ Appeals day lndaf iOr " ed
uesSay jane %: 81. o., 80. o. a.. %. ~, yS
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9e'crtnce ordered. HUMPHREYS aFt Huu'hotion grant d
with allow ~ PER cent Donovan AT.
denied with Sio LeaStf act. He'ibrnn MOTION oe
MED with go abide the event lsner aSt hainii
think ths motion -hgI be denied Tie delay has been Ia"
cIeai nJu Investigation 0i the motives and grouir "
TIE settlement Tho at0rl ysouidfeyc procc fr promptly II
he hal an rgin 10 e,oyc hin c0ss against a tn-Mooh
dru q, With $40 costs. HAnOtfT Na0lal Bank agt bgs
ct al Motions granted, bgt without stay uilss 'fendaits
spunic to refer 90 WA ~. Leonard ~ which case say OK
tr al Tor 20 DAYS schcy 1gt behTls Application u alo
ether iop pscItorgl te petition does not comply WIN hc
rules ami the paiun na sh fer evidence upon
Freeman Arieayi injured b. the rule sh"ti b. added
Christian nion PaihsiinR Company AIT. kDlg.-Moion
granted with costs, with leave 10 Def ndaut on paying
such COS 70 days siiprlatng at issue be-
fcir'd 4 .l ~ psinta ticc-j. AHis agt Anis 81 a.
~ ros itDk that ludGEt shoui le Oroed On a. s""r s
niNoyis fti notion 10 siiiAt an as"f
a. not Presenting natnral i.s nigh b. erfcraiucd hut ~
u ra" the complainant alc@eS n MTa AIMS nght 81
dover IL subect Ia GER ain mortgages hr answer ihe
eLrcu ON oi such by this part OF ~ - not
fIt,"lo motion denied. With 40 costs.
Iy JUDGE ady.In tfr matgOi the arbitration OF ihlc
At".ai AID John stirfeN0tcn granted tM' moraniGI)
Toe Mayor dc, act. iIart.-Order grancd
SIn"tt Tenn By JMlge Van NOrst.-krchuS &c, aft
Sel0-H 81 d.; Conner The Gaddens Ran Coal and
Iron Company ct al-FiDdings sieifd.
Common Pdds-SpociGI 1,rm-By Judge Iocw.-
CosTe ~ a. act nsviNotion denied fSee meincrandun
tons1 ated lrt jar Com at. STANDARD Hi0n Nanl
turing Company 1rins 10 me that n on the papers row
before me world Uo Do warranted in continuing the Bnnc
ton the application j. therefore denied without costs Gum
Dnngr agi. Mckncit.- Motion ETanod Noois act. MIR
ply Motion 10 place special calendar Of short causes
granted.
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TIE FERGUSON DIVORCE CASE.

Ms Lonisa \. Ferguson 81 Brooklyn, rs re-
poried In THE TRIBUNE yesterday morning. lett her
husband s0uIc months ago, taking her child Mabel hhe
ant her child were brought back from Maine by de
tectvc and her husband took the c'ild and began a
divorce suit MIS-. Fer uscn dcni any ciimnalty but
ON poc edps for the custo " OF ,hc daughter the su-
pieIne Co awarded il 10 the husband, but with Ocrty
for tie vile 10 see The httc gill day or two ago the
child ii rcarcl but found by Tie police III charge
of It's moi her who had aparcutly made preparation for
a new lisit Mother and child were brought 10 ionrr
rad9ua,tcrs IN this city, where the father pidc demand
for his Child. ,
Tic polls. officials made objection 70 giving mp Tue
Child without some formal order, aud Yesterday judge
BRADY granted habcas corpus IetlInah" tOtaY. Tor
the IrOau,tun the little gir. Tue enid, however
vrs given M to the father before the wIi ually
served Judge Lawrence, motion ~ the Father i"i
lied the original order giving tie father the custody oi
4 g child 80 az Ia deprive the mother OF any absolute
Iisut ~ see her daul iiOr
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THE COURTS.
INSPECTOR sTIERIDANs REMOVAL

ABSTRACT or THE DECISION ~ Ills CASE
ALBANY, June 22.-1he following Is an alb
strac of tine opinion in Tie OF Hugh Gardiner and
Oliver Charc plaintiffs IN error against The People OF
tie State NewYOrk. defendants in error, CheiJusce
Church delivering the opinion:
The question naturally arising H. whether the statute
was violated in not giving notice tO Inspector Sheridan
before removing him. The statute Laws OF 1872. Chap
60 See 10 provide that inspector shall hold Office
TO- ore year, unless removed for want Of the re-
auiste qual i1cas, for In either Of those
cases such removal unless made willie the Inspector il
actually on duty day Of registration, revision OF
registration. election aud for improper condnct
as an election officer shall only he made after notice in
writing Officer sought 10 he removed. said notice
snail st forth clearly and distinctly the reasons for his
removal. Sheridan was removed WitiOhl none anu
day OF registration, revision OF r'gfraOn' OF
election. -
But il l. claimed that he removed for Improper
conduct ~ an election officer, AMI that no hollce was
nee - ~ The statute required notice 10 he gwen ~
mlc. Tho exec tIn relates 10 particular lnc' am
particular cause Both must exist To justify removal
without notice. The time must he 0n uiy
REGISTRATION, r'yisi n Of REGISTRATION, or c'T-
ton, aud the cause must be iupropr cOhdnct
n an election OH rl: and il addition, Tie
Incumbent must duiy Unless all ot these facts
cX 81 notice il ind tcusde 10 removal Tie cI>tihc
ton enutcnGed for woIl altioi1e removal on 90"
specific day any and on any otier dry Tor NJ
prorr conduct - election officer without notice. Ils
w0 Ia mike the exception broader tam the lllc. .
The CHS Justioc argue, The ana uihtr p ITS raised ar
much ugtn. He also ho.s dat The Cont n oyer ana
Tea miHcr aud eBcTs Sessions have Isdci In ~ inc
c-. according o. Section - Chrptcr 33E LAWS 81 lNh'
at icclsion ad Foger Rapalio 3D. absent n aieI-
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Dentislrn.

A BEAUTIFUL SET, So: GUM TEETH.
~ SO suec 81 solid gold 81 silver 81 al gork wsr.
r,ufei. evanlDs specimens " NEWlORh DlNIAL
LOOAlsv s62 sixth ave- established ISL keu"njer z62
A CORAL RUBBER SET OF TEETH IN
three hofs-Iup. In the forenoon, teeth ~ The AZ
t.rno1r T,frfy foufths, broadway and sixtna ava
Coral Ibber very strong flesh color gold set patna sea%
al bono rubber pmpers, open iIuis, l hl'er up
denes,nrs regulators; nitrous oxide; mechanical dnstry
fIOn Grand ST. ferry or SiAtl-asc h of
Bioaaway Getf at Ihirty10nttlsf.
NEWBHOUGH. l2s West Thirty fOnrth 81
DENTISTRY FOR THE MILLION ;-Prices
i reduced Dr. WAIT, at The old stand 80 lass
Twonty-tlirist Fourth Good Rubber ald Los
l., an sets $40 Fine Gold and Iatna $40 Gold rulings -
upward. lIarl and soft Filings ~ To EXuscu1s "nat
each tooth, Hon more tnzjl oeo s
The best have eth extracted aii nIvl d. l. "
WAIT - East Twenty -titrist.
VNHE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed ~
i DIR GEO II. MODENANS. 532 81 ave-, near .sth S.
are pronounce by all TO b. the Growing light OF dcnta All
Best sets 20. ----------
vI,EETH MADE and FITTED in "A few hours
without the ightest pain inco lyencnce maSeation
and natural appearance guaranteed T@t Med Win pearl
sfonppg or gold Pamphlets the teeth post nee tlros
stamps. d. u. D. hoi'A'lN.'' % "OAA'''. - :.
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sxapst her only one wts tried. and she seieIed %
ivur months inprison meni. long list of uIt led IN
dhfmenis hal been obtained from the Clerk OF tie
Court
samuel Hanna rTscribed the varions houecs in Amy
ana WOosier-sts tiai under the cono If sarah X
Myers lie Drfsted the obscene aud ewd inct uf the
women OF The streets in broad daylight and reerrcd Ia
the many co aplaints that he had Ilie Ia the police cap
ans 81 lis ,rdsry houses ia the fifteenth Precinct lie
also state" who were tic agents for the Naiio1s d+j-
derry hon under the control OF Sarah l.. VI.
The Investigator then adjourned unul Friday at
| q a.. m
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DECsIONs-JuVE 90.

Supr7ne Court Cbdmlers-Bv Judge Davis-Nas-
sa ou AIT Alien Undertaking don't comply win The rule
So nle a. Amended Rules Poster agt l"nt-Ihere - 80
rxcnse tits action without stating par o PLAN
I'm II l. irr, rai i- initials Hudson agt Haynes
Avrs AIT Barnard steiner aet l"noui Church agt -tis-
Iirv. uo iaue aef caldwell; Wed agt BIcckeT-tid oIs
p,stad KIN Il ChuTiidN - al IN tie matter ~ Nelson
res art blrTlari; hiitenicn AT onmby, IT, Russell
~, Vre., n Morris Coles Smith ag Hsynolisi lining
ar randall sclaf agt Rseensbnrger Joc,es asL X "
a. - railroad Company Ninth Ward Bank AT. saxon I'm
er,n agt Motions granted 1appen agL La"rehce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23

PuIIADEPnrA Juno 29-woo IN moderate demand and
prices Medium IN best Coibins alse wanted
0lo reunsylvania and Wet Virginia Xxx and above, 90
5lc X Soc Medium 6tDl2Ac. Coarse, asa oc; New
York Nj tan Indiana, Weston Fine as g3Sc. Me
dunn 5Oa6ic Coarse. ga iSc Combng Washed $500 2c
Onubug UnWaspf. 42LC.: Canada COmhmg, % utJc..
Pine Tnwashfd 1903 G.; farc and Medium, Inwasei, 20
GOc do Tub washed. % Z JOc Colorado Washed. 2s0
35.. IuSa-hti 42lC 40. Extra and MclnO Pulled.
s a iGc l aud super Pued, tOa4'e. TeYsa Fine
l!uu, 3IC ell
Medium 20 . sic; do. Coarse, 22oc6c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In tl,e United States Circnit Court Yesterday,
Thomas Radcf pleaded guilty toan attempt To act a. auu
lebt bundsinan te MchLuey bankruptcy cAs ana w4s
4 Inaudeu Tor sentence.
The trial of Edward Mc1au"hlin, before Judge
Brady IN the II oyer and IeTUne for the nurier Of
o,m stewart Ia saOOn West 81 Dec. y ISL was con
tiuued yesterday. Tie t's ovf the prosecution "aS put
iy loi differing ally tat the tnftu,
ili.esf whc. Was reported al She tine. Tho then
Optuel Tor the deeIac, ana The Court dOurnod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
CATTLE HARKET.

PHIL ,nRLpHrA June 22.-BREyg,-The demand for beef
chi Ia this week fair bat former Itces were barely
tainri head disposed Of ~ 6a7c Tor FAR 10
common aud few rrime ota AZ 4llN~c.
SfyrVls market rather dur aud pr ruled lower
C3t0lta so. iasdoc 20 tor far 10 choice ana common
"a 80 - 20 y head Far prime lambs s0d at O4d1c.
HoGs-IhIe better dtnIuG for hogs bat prices re-
manned tho 1890 head sold at all ~ all 20
100 % net lOr C1rn-i,d.
COVE Avp ca vFs-rhe demand for Is limited anil
re,s ruled 80 $40 dry aud so IA $50 for SpngoIs
ilA calves sold at &c. ~ nc. aud grass SC. ~ e.
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MTNIATTRE ALMANAC.

SIM rises 1900 420 ~nr sets 81 Moon rises. ..llOo
Mn HAIER THIS pAY-A ~. 80.
sandy Hook 1850 Cows Island ll:30l Hell q. FtrJ ooo
Mon wATER DAY-P. ". -
SANDY Hook Ills Cows Isand..ll % Hen o. Ferry liz
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filarble am Slate 1laItels.

AT GREATLY REDUCED pRlCES-Ap ex-
~ tenSlye stock of MARBLE and MARKETED MAN.
TEI aud all other Marble Work Marble Turning oT The
trade A. KABLR III Ast Eigntecntlst near IhlFd ave-
NASONf & IS0LA,
y STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS.
TAG 10 1872 West 10th ct, near HIosd~a1s
Monur,or,s Man.ls. Affairs, gurrs. Thing, Waiusc0tns
&c nuorars tom and manufactures IN Italy VI iaarws
work Of every dos,I Pton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
LrNr %.

WEDNESDAY,, JUNE o.
Europe. via Hld Livrpan, by The steamship
Sos TIA, msn- olo-e at 80 No supplementary Mail
sloais ay sails $50 LUn Cunard DUCK, Josoy I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23

'i7O IRINIEKS.
4 We have FOR sale
Second hand d MID. GORDON.
. Second aud sth MED GORDON.
New 9Th NED DLGNfR.
New a MED DEGNEk. - -
GQuQ MADE in Wall-st. from $106 in
- )tV yes,e I'd PIT on Erie; s25 or $50 pays proJor
tonselT 100 shares any stock bought deposit $500
PAMPHLET tree SIMPSON, DARRAGu a CO, Bankers
Brokers, 81 Broadway, corner Wall st. Newfok r. u
Box ., l76.
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oEELi. Gu. j.

EahtHAHtrf
sOl .HemberC agt. Ismay.
42S / inIiin art. 'ial o'v.
lsNi. Kelly agt. West - al.
OOO. .Sa ohfZ and ano. art.
American =. 60.
1lGi. .StrO . rtPla AIT. Munze-
sheimer ct al.
1862 More and dnU. at. Bel
loui, ir.
100. Dean at. y. y. Cen.
and II. II. p. T.. co.
l2Oi..MOscs IT,, agt. FOX and
anO
M-PART III. +. DAILY. J.
2CJ0. Remssn ct al. aSt.
SauCr.
2967. Newman agt. The
MAYOR, Sc.
2l2l. Conway at. Tho
Ma or, Sc.
23l7. Walsh agt. The Mayor,
&C.
23ll. lin page agi. Tho
Mayor. sc.
1872. LAWN AIT. kchoe 81 al.
.OO1. Mecl.'s and Trad. Nat.
Bans dgt. The Mayor,
&c.
1902 Car'nOdy agt. The
Mayor, &c.
% 8. Mn.oney agt. The
Mayor, &c.
1906. MORAN agt. Cen. r.. r.
and r.. y. X. X. co.
l47S. .FI1cde agt. Third Ave.
r. x. 90.
1920 =. .Berry@an agt. The
Mayor. &c.
1859. Keenan, agt. he Mayor,
&c.
1852. Oakley aSt. The Mayor,
DC.
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'RRN PART L-ALKER, J.


4 3O96. kayscr q al agt. Gene.
seurr L. \. ct al.
! 3O2 : .Medicus agf. 3 TIA ms.
60. ~ Hartford.
80 4 Cord ; All. kl-as.
4OZ7. Schmitt ~ al. at. over.
] hsr.
BIO Enrich AT. schwartz.
3lll. Morgan ACT hnOwland
Il al.
3ll2. .Scrvlss agt. Sensendcr.
: fer.
GROSS. J.
4 2537. KOop agt. Holland.
Zis3. Glars son ct al. agt. Kit
sell.
2iSS. .NpTOsOn ct al. agt Kit
sell.
407 Curtis 81 al agt.Atkina.
2sj3. Young qgt. Waitts.
! 2tTl.- Eliey al. Conner.
4oJ3. .iisase 40 A.mncr.
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PART III.-VAN VORsT, ].

1879. Po'llon, Sur. &c. art.
Noi,ruing and ano.
7S9 The People. g. g., * rel.
Floyd agt. trnkiln.
1870 Cram r All anO. act.
abe Mayor, &c.
3llJ. The People, st., * trl
Panta. Sc. agt.Kent.
BIG. The People, a., "a rel
Eania, &c, az
kueissel
1893 Kierstead agt. Hem
/ "a.
lC2l Manual Bank agt. CTis-
void.
1861 .Whitrman at. Leslie
AMI ano.
JG3. Mdckay e al. agt. Bel
I'll T~ - al
2iIe. metropolitan Gas Light
GO. at. The Mayor,
Sc.
1875. Nor. & 'i0nuf's Bank
agt. Wheeler.
l777. Same Igi. Same.
. 80. Rely agt. Bnarcy.
2J6l Taylor, admir-, Ne, agt.
=. Y. Cen. & IL. IL. L.
X. co.
riAL Tr3M-SyFlR, !.
able J.. 4. :. % the L. {. Il al.
I.-FnEgDSlAN, j.
1878 Beck at. Lawrence.
2ol...Iirth an anO. "A Z. y. y.
Iar ana ID" CO.
9J1.. Powers AT. X. G. En-
Ciuc Go.
1897. white arf. PrN'rr.
J9J. Smith AID ai.O. ait.
Nicha =.
1921. .Balkwill agtf.ckel ct
al.
1897. Ripley, a'liu'r ast. Nut.
Lie Ills. co.
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GENERlL SESSION. uAcKRrT Recorier-Richard Bnrke,
Henry Fenrrk Henry Obern' robbery james wilson,
ui- Miller burglary; George ens forgery Patrick spell
man Chas smith, Nicholas fasea James io'an jam, =
Joan
shay MAYHEM. John DOnney. James Donney. burglary
Ihas lgog Maria Lynch william tckcuani, pctit lnrcny
Tho- ROGERS r w.alsinr John Mcahe n"s Toy,
Thomas Joseph Ford, William COngau Mary shop
paui has iassier Arthur Hartman, John Kelly, liam
Monahan, George Hopkins thas Chrisiman Mary Johnson,
Bridget HOLLAND grand larceny Jas DOnpvan ter,.a"i
oehrl assan, and battery Patrick Vaughn, grand larceny
BnnoxtYx CITY CougT-Ns 100 10 40 80 40, III. 20.
I43 1874 2G 81 ~ o. 90 ~ 1906 1874 LOO, 400 l22, 100,
ia, 10, Vi, $50, ~, 81, 7, III.
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Cuscc.ldueon5

ELEYATORS.-IIand Elevators for Ware
seen IN York CITY 70 Mtssrs r. J. q A. stiats Wsro
houses B,sc yl, :. Henry Welsh Acker, Neral Con-
dits tob seaman Co.'S Waterbury Closk Co., arilah N:
smith ~ son. BIldcs and Others send Tor circdl,r sni
ific,-st JAMES BATES, PaCcutee, No Presiientst.
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CALENDhRS-TUrs DAY.
srPTrNF CorRf- cuAMarGs-DAy1s. P. J.


20. Haden act.puddrnsick.
oil. Industrial TX. 90. agt
Morgenthau.
80. Wessa AIT. Fischer. 60
57..Iischer at. Mrssa, see.
30. Bidlack. rer'r, agt
Fleming, Dc.
SO. .Mecizeu act. ~. Panl
and Iaci q IL. Il. 90.
81. .Boies agt. Nj. Midland
X. Il. 60.
90. .Niscn act. Niveu.
81. FellOwsagt. The Mayor,
dc.
lin Gregg art. lloyd, Sc.
lG3. IL uniphieys aet Hurt
l0o. Lee, &c. AIT. HASTE.
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-PAULDIyG. !.
Z 10.O. .Brainorl agt. Cunning
ham
! 2S6l..ROg'Is ct IL. agt. Do.
laacy.
| 30ll. Wi-uaIk at. SiebeTt.
2U32. Mclaughlin agt. The
..dkuT, Z 4.
BOB .COuONtr o. al. agt.
ward ct al.
! 500 Crosse AIT. l.issner.
/ 3.47. Leslie agt. Whelan.
! 49,. Legialn agL galley.
McADAM. J..
. g5S Hubbard arf. Seavev.
9l-i..\ ~ - ycf dgi hCrn.
! 24~l. Ftucht AIT. laum.
= ~ .Feucht agt. Gaggen-
helm.
2779-. Wlghtast. Arleater and
FilO.
$3.50 Cook agt. Angel.
2SlO. .Lsss AT utlCk0n-
Cnrn.
Goldsmith 1t a. agt. kibree
II al
29J7. F,oriO agt. Gavin.
2Jl2 lilm Az. Roth CHA.
2JlJ..StOycr Mach. co. at.
Plillipa
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-10-21
County Railroad Bond Suit.

The Supreme Court Of this State
has just delivered Z decision sustain
ing tie order Of the Dane County
Circuit Court in overruling the
demurrer Of Walbridge, Bro.
and Sargent to the amended
complaint OF the County
III tie rah Dad bond. suit. This,
we understand it, disposes of the
law points in tavor OF the County,
and the ease ~-ill now proceed on
the merits, should Walbridge deem
1T worth while to answer.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-10-21
The County Election.


Last sprng the HINES got no little
cufSing ana some credit Ior gr1ng
the candidates falF or touI play
'HFoo9h It's c"!omHS-aii which eVi-
oeh''E dld some GOOD
Now, the November huStings will
be crowded by dozen or more can
dldates and we propose to have our
say on the s"oJoct'
FirSt, the county and taxpayers
IN r"ture VIII not submit to the levy
or payment OF an illegal tax, nor the
payment OF any ertro allowances OF
whatever name or nature.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-10-21
FEW persons have an idea of the

FEW persons have an idea of the
vast extent of the lumber industries
Of this country. At the recent con-
vention OF the national associations
of lmbermen held at Chicago, it
was developed that in six states
alone there are manufactured an
nualiy $3.50, 100000 feet of lumber.
The work gives employment to $780,
900 people, who receive S22, 100000
in wages. and consume $9,o32, ,OoO
worth OF food.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-10-21

Few persons are probably
aware that the terrible Chancellor
Of North Germany was neally being
a Frenchman, or, at all events,
taking service IN France. Prince
Bismarck's fasher, says Paris jour
nal, was forced to leave his country
in consequence of a duel, ane. in
1907 he Offered his services to the
King of nuremberg, Jerome.
Bonaparte. In this way Prince
Bismarck's father found himseIfin
tbs, service of France and toolz part
III The Russian campaign. Marshal
Ney, III whose army corps he served
during several. dangerous night
marches, gave him the command OF
the advanced guard. At the battle
OF Borodlno he had three horses
killed under him, and his regiment.
which he commanded, was one of
the most ill-treated during the
retreat. After tire passage Of the
Beresina, Col Bismarck led the
shattered remains OF his regiment
back to Wurtemberg and recruited
1t. He.atterward distinguished him
self as q light cavalry commander
at Bautzen, and was decorated with
the Legion, OF Honor Having
gained glory and honor. in the
service OF France, it would not
have been extraordinary had Colonel,
atterWard General, Bismarck.
unable to return home, adopted5,
France rs his>countrv.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-10-21
Personal Mention.

Washington Correspondence (Tom Bardon}
Of the Ashland Press, Sept. 81
i. /. Moore, Esq, is here hard
at work IN the interest ot, Supe-
rior's railroad and water cOmmuni-
cations. IF faithfulness to . cause
wins hts Just reward, Mr.. Moore will
certainly be successful.
-One of the most deligent work
ers Wisconsin has here is Mr.. E. Q.
Clarke, of the Fifth Auditors office.
Mr.. Clarke's long residence upon
the lake has made him familiar
with all questions pertaining to
Wisconsin interests. His knowl-
edge of the different departments
here and acquain lance with our
representatives, renders him an in
valuable friend to- our State. To
him and his family am | under last
ing obligation for many acts of
kindness aud the comforts of o
home during my stay in that city.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-10-21

Washington Correspondence (Tom Bardon}
Of the Ashland Press, Sept 81,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-10-21

Our friend Judge Parker, in the
last numbe! Of the Duluth Mime
Sotian-IIerald, exhibits considerable
temper, and complains that we have
been abusing him. IF we have
said ANYTHING we are sorry for, we
are glad Of it; but we didn't sup
pose the learned ard austere Judge
would allow anything which might
appear in 50 "minutc . thing" as
the Times, occupying SO small a
"fssure" in this pondcrous world,
to irritate him. 1t certainly ipdi-
Gates that that DoAderOus brain has
in its composition somewhere a par-
ticle partaking Of so1ao of the sen
sibilities of an average nrind.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-10-21
Upon the land of Mr.. Webb Of

Upon the land Of Mr. Webb Of
Mason county, w, T., is cedar
tree which is forty-fve feet in
circumference three feet above the,
ground. This tree has been burnt
out by the fire, leaving a hollow in
it into which five men on horseback
might ride and remain at one time
wish. ease and comfort Near this
monarch Of the borest is another
one, also y cedar, which seems to
have been blown down by the wind,
and is burnt out like the other,
within whose old, charred walls ten
men on horseback might at one
time find comfortable shelter.
California is not the only place
where big trees may be found.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-10-21

A doubIe-horned baby rhinocer-
Gus has arrived III New York frona,
Japan, via Suez. It was caught in,
Malaac ca six months ago. Its diet
is sweet potatoes and the best quail
ity Of hay,