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Connecticut western news., 1875-09-03

That Shoddy "Doctor."-A tramp, call
 ing himself ''Dr. Powers" has been impos- ing on the good people of Sheffield few
 weeks past thrusting himself into their presence unannounced invading the pri- vacy of their dwellings by entering without knocking or giving any intimation of his approach, and after harangueing the in mates for time, would force package of his trash upon them, which he called medi- cine, almost before they were able to recov- CT from the surprise of his sudden and un- expected onslaught, and which was shortly after followed by bill for advice and med icine, that would astonish man made of money by it's magnitude. This mode of pleasant and profitable to this tramp doc tor, but it was for short time only, for one of our correspondents from that village illuminated his schemes in an article 8 week or two ago, since which time his success has been anything but flattering in fact we are informed the people have made it so warm for him there, he has been com pelled 10 leave town, and to leave too at by no means slow pace. He came near as- saulting our correspondent for the article mentioned, saying he had been to see us, and we did not approve of it, when in fact he had not been near Salisbury. We have never seen him and don't expect to. Some body says this shoddy doctor came from Meriden. If so, we desire to ask Brother Riggs of the Meriden Recorder, if he don't think it would be a most, excellent idea to advertise him? At any rate, if you are cursed. with more tramp doctors, we beg of you to start them off in another direction.
Connecticut western news., 1875-09-03
West Cornwall.

West CormwaIi. 1
 The weather on Sunday and Monday was extremely hot...Our farmers arc nearly all through having and report only about two-thirds the usual crop......The corn crop looks remarkably promising g......There has been several cases of scarlet fever in this place.. MT. Ebert Shepard has a short horn Durham bull calf six monts old that weighs 61O pounds.....T. s. Gold has re , gently shipped three fine Ayrshire heifers and two Southdown sheep to MT. Frank Buck Of Bucksport, Maine. Also South down buck lamb to 8 MT. Hubbard in Mid ileiown, Ccnn......R F. Fosters youngest child came near being run over by the Cars a few mornings since, but owing to thc timely assistance of Mrs. Foster it was res Bcued from terrible fate......Rev. Frank Fitch and family have returned to Strait ford, Ct.... Harry Sedgwick returned home from his California trip on Monday even ing of this week......Rev. c. N. Fitct is tx ipccted home on Friday or Saturday of tlns week. There arc eight boats and scow on the river in this place now, and D. B. Bald. win talks Of building one which will no doubt be the boss boat ......John Saleski returned to this place last week has settled up the little onpleasantness' from which he fled last spring. ..... .CrandalPs Hambleton-
 ian colt, Geo. K. Peck, beats lem all, ir
 his owners estimation. 4 NUF CED,
Connecticut western news., 1875-09-03
MAR REED.

At the residence of the brides parents, at Bath on.the- Hudson, N. Y., Aug. 3Oth, by the Rev MT Metcalf Frank R. Yale of Winsted, and Miss Em- ma Johnson, daughter Of F. D. John son, Esq
 At Millerton. Aug 2end, by Rev A. c. Lyon, Sylvester Shoop and Mary C. Hoysradt, both of Pine Plains,
 : At Sharon Station, Aug. 18th, by Rev S. J. Me- CutSheon, Daniel A. Fulton and Anna Pennoyer, of sharon Station .a ''''' 7s -
Connecticut western news., 1875-09-03
0onnecticut Western Nc1vs.

Subscription Accountable date on the colored slip of paper with the name of the sub scriber, shows the time to which the sub- scriptiOn is paid thus. R. B. Smith 5Jul74 indicates that MT Smith has paid for his paper to see to if thai their aeennnt. as indicatad hv the date on their papers, is always correct, and when they pay for arenewalo of their subscription, will observe whether their date is changed to indicate the proper credit and in the event of error Ito inform us for correction at once. No claims for errors in these accounts will hereafter be consid- cred, unless presented within thirty days after the payment is claimed to have been made as the regular receipt of tho paper with the printed thereon, is prima fscie evidence of it's ac ceptance as correct. J. l.. PEAsE.
Connecticut western news., 1875-09-03
DIFF D..

At Lakeville, Aug. a5th, Jane, wife of Orange Benjamin, aged 4s years.
 At Boston, Aug. 27th, Edith. daughter of Chas o. and Emma D! Barton, aged one month and 92 days. fa '1 ''r ll-- -7
 At New Haven, Aug. 18th, Milo PrindIe of shar- on, aged GA years. .a 9-fI ts@aa r 4a. m
 At Elkhart, Ind, Aug. 26th, Mrs. Joseph W. Ca. be, aged S5 years, IFormesiy from Lime Rock.l
Connecticut western news., 1875-09-03
New Milford.

New Milford. .4...... g.. :.,,....'.
 On Saturday, the 2Sth ult., Charles Way, a painter, fell from the roof of Mr. War ner's new house to the pavement,a distance of some thirty feet, striking directly on his feef, nearly crushing the bones in them, breaking both ,ancles and splitting the prin- eipal bone above. His injuries are of a serious nature, and the chances are that he is maimed for life. He was on step lad der, and admits it was through carelessness on his part only. What seems little sin. gular, his partner. MT. Seigniour, who also resides here. while working in Canaan fell the same day and was injured quite severe ly. His arm was not broken, as it was at first supposed, but is now paralyzed. It has been said ''trouble never comes alone" and thus it proved in this case. On the same day MT. Wright, relative of Mrs. Seign- four, the injured mans wife, was Kicked by a horse in Washington and nearly killed. . Shades are getting quite numerous. A few days since man living in Park Lane found large adder coiled up on his sofa...... On 1oGAA0ny O AAoA OA NdAuiCWOOu U1OuuLdlu was bittensby chunkhead. He is living, but badly poisoned, his tongue being so swollen he is unable to speak......Not far from the village large black snake m ade his appearance at the schoolroom door, ,and despite the unearthlY screams of both teach CT and pupils, he wriggled himself into their midst. They finally dispatched him. These are unwelcome guests, and from all such good Lord deliver us. '......WorK on the town hall is progressing rapidly. The brick worK for the basement and first story above ground is complete; also the lock-up in the basement, and the vaults above. The vault doors, from the Marvin Safe Co.,, are said to be of very fine quality. They are beautiful to the eye, and with their bolts and bars appear as though they might defy even the elements. The brick work on the second story is being pushed rapidly along. VALE
Connecticut western news., 1875-09-03
4pine Atws.

.*. We shallfeel greatly obliged to any of ou
 friends in the county, elsewhere, who will send us particulars ofany occurrences ofinterestwhich may come under their notice.
Connecticut western news., 1875-09-03

At Millerton. Aug. Ssth, son Charles @ to Wm. T. Eggleston.
 At ct. Burlington, Aug. a7th, son to Frank Wilcox.
 At New Milford, Aug. 2oth daughter to Court land B. and Martha A. Stevens. Weight THREE POUNDS.
Connecticut western news., 1875-09-03

HoMRoPATH1o,->An extra large rosewood case of thirty five one ounce vials of Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics, with one copy each of Humphreys Hon epath- ic Mentor and Manual of Specific Hom9o- pathy, for sale very cheap at
 .r, GRAHAM's DRUG STORE. Salisbury, Conn.,, June 1875. 4Stt
Connecticut western news., 1875-09-03
ore Hill.

Ore Hills
 Having heard nothing from "A Citizen within the past few weeks, and supposing him to have died natural death, as all cor. respondents generally dol will endeavor to fill his place by informing you of few of the remarkable events that have trans pired here recently. The annual school meeting of this district was held at the school house few nights since to elect of ficers for the ensuing year. MT. Edward Cook was elected committee and HIP. Har- ris clerk and treasurer by unanimous vote. The Grant Brothers have been put ting on an addition to their cider mill and making other necessary repairs preparatory to tho fall campaign. MT. James Mitchell had the misfortune to lose his horse Tues day evening of last week. He was struck by the milk train going east, in Mir. Marvin Reeds cut, having two of his legs broken. MT. Herbert Robinson gave him dose of cold lead to put him out of his misery. This Is warning to all four-legged track walk There was select party from this place Wednesday of last week visiting Bash Bish Falls. They say they had splendid time......H. P. Harris and family visited the Twin Lakes, Saturday last, on fishing ex- cursion, returning tue same as they went empty handed. ...... If this does not bring "A Citizen to life, you will hear from nc again. GUESS. r ' s-5 -es
Connecticut western news., 1875-09-03

KEARNRY's BucHU.-Kearney's Buchu the purest and best preparation of Buchu in the world, for sale ut Graham's Drug Store, Salisbury. 6tf
Connecticut western news., 1875-09-03
BORN.

EY. Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted free. Obituary notices five cents line.
Connecticut western news., 1875-09-03
At camp meeting last summer Vtner able sister began the hymn ......:
 My soul be on thy guard;

- - Ten LhOuSanu IO6S aIISe. - :.
 She began in shriA quavers, but it w*s pitched too high. Ten thousandAten thousand she screeched and stoppeds- Start her at 5ooo,' cried converted stock broker present. .,,, .. . .g-
Connecticut western news., 1875-09-03

When does man have to keep his word? When no one will take it. .at.-...s.
Connecticut western news., 1875-09-03

E. rsta-ts. sif rt fs .f sH
 a.. =aEsiut.a <ssi
Connecticut western news., 1875-09-03

They Must be Paid.-We have on our books quite number Of accounts for ad- vertising and printing, which are very long ways past due; in fact some of them are two and three years old and which must be paid. A few subscriptions are also as far in arrears as the above mentioned time, and we have come to the conclusion that it is the purpose of these parties to not pay us SO long as they can avoid it. We are very sorry indeed to feel compelled to ask the assistance of the law to get that which is ours, but if driven to it, we must do it. Therefore we have to say right here, that if on the fifteenth day of this present month, tSeptember) they are not paid, we shall cer- tainly place them in the hands of a lawyer and tell him to collect tbem,
, 1875-11-13
lIEHDoLpHY's 1RIBULaTl0nS.

NJ Fhr1G1 Trih
fsp.sr rI,,..,, ,,iah NJ, ~ ~. Irr.,,;.
~. 49, .,, sl'e' ~ :.L,.--,' eAe"'.
oouts tAia "oes has beeh rFihcipa'v engaged
In q series OF iAwsnils, In which Gcert II.
Licudolpby has figured either NJ plaintiff or
uegcn]ant uo IL nuccr lt,lo oil i,u,r,,nar
III 1,.. I'D si,,a,,,n. ~ ~. ,,,i,"s,,%, -.
WV uA' HAu s'h6u'a'. Il "os i''o'c'oaS TX
per!ouce during tho lust few yoars.
four years ago, Gecrt II. Liendolphy WAS
known a. prosperous fayr1cs, living near Euyt.
monv,,to Oit.wa Co,,,,tv Mol, Tbo n,, ,,,a,,
sna h;s ,,,s ,,sa w. D'r.' .,'a
hua "'o "'Ao INA 'a@oo 'onee'oao'e"t'S III tAo
Wilderness cleared out tile etumpr. and mRdo
tine farm. Mrs. L. was tic best man Of tho two,
eitlcr in tl,e field or in tho houso rro1.h,r
80 ao 80 -. - ~ te9e DAos'
.,,3 ,ar,o,a;Ir ,h ~ a, H.. s"ioui
nsnei. Iii l,a ,n,,tt Ia,s " utnr, ~, ua a,.a
hsIns, !. soIIo,cIn In v '',n'trfnI,,, - sno
avc'v woa:s,sv and twr" a. l,,Ha,. "hso
I,orEs,. hs - 49,, ar od i"nst ".t ~ ~ % Ss'
.TnnH t1s m z;,1s ~? a. ~. ieudanv d uut naass
wav A. any ,n;c s,,o nTn,i;sd H. ,aysr,o .,
hr w,s ;nsnced Nv .m,o1.p ~ har sa .ora "a
.,I ill.,, ~, 1,, iaos ~ ul heaea VI
md ,cn ,hov ,rai,, ~ % 'eM a
,ua,n cana aosn niss .s 10 oa1
X II. .a.n aom "!.a tuo tnita ot
, 1875-11-13

not do anything towards his onn salvation j;
ne1t That Cod did not require that hc should /;
anil, third that Christ had done 1t Ill. We'll. ii
takos e'mn men hsetf,nn 10 loa,n that and IL
is wnrth whilo fading 1t out, IL It dees lake
for,y-t~o years. No man will evor he saved nn-
Ill he stops working for hin,aelf. There .s
no act except faith. and that Ia mers!7 receiving
The gift Of t;oi. II would be eaulor to cearo
your nwn effufis. and got bold Of rho rope, aud
That rore Ia belief for the Lord ,rreus Chriat
md tic moment you trust His mighty
Asn, ho will deliver yon. II Hs
don't thvo 5ou, All Tores, 1hFhorr.
prichta, and mlitsterH cannot sayn you. All
philneophets and acsontista In the world cannot
tnpa1t life TO tho little ,nhsct, for It Ia n new
trcation, and Ile is lilo author OF life, snd L Ia
impossible for any who put their trust In Him
10 perish.
The meeting closed with tho singing Of
kymu and tho bened{oklon.
, 1875-11-13

The gucsts Of tho Atlantic Motol and many of
their frtendd gavo a soclable laat ovenug to Mr.
John ". Sullivan and wifo, who have recently
retired from active management OF tho hotel. At
the close Of splendid supper the Hon. Lincoln
Dubois presented Mrs. Sullivan with beautiful
basket Of flowers. AEr. T. SIciIugh responded
f;. tor tbs hoatsss ed teoS aavan..ks Of ths eeea
watch aud chain. tho gilt of tho barhslor-settls-
mens OF tue hotel. Tho gueats apsnt tho teat
Of tho evening III daucinH and speoch-msking IN
tho p&tlors.
About $50 o'clock last oveniug man named
chatlos casman, employed a. Hands p'snins.
streets, uaa carrying = largo circular saw, aud,
tlon, % baitS csushs as''t tue tooth Of ct tue the
ssw Jerking I'll, II around wlh tho greatest
neck and breast, aud also cutting through tho
check. seyorin9 tho large nstorIes iu tho neck,
lie was conveyed to Ills residence, at tha corner
OF Uuion and Mitchell strccts, and was attended
by Dr. Pope, who says he il III quita critical
condition.
eummsrfed yesterday failed to rsos,ve .hetr
full and Just dsaorla. Tl,ose who did ask for
ohango OF venue to Justico Foots received tho
privilege OF paying fins at go or Of going 10
- s' sa.s sasxs sf Correction f., a., sz s oa
the former, and in tho afternoon they
were all around their former haunts, ready to be
pulled IN Oh the uoxt police raid. Last night
the poioe followed up their previous succeases
hoe, Daniol Fentou, Fred Mi!ler alias
= Dutohy," John Cuttls. aud Jamos Qna,es.
The police on the WeHt Side did equally
good work by taking In eight vagEnnts
Lur9's notorious dlyo at al West Randolph
street, and Wllltsn htauton and James Cuslck,
two notorious street ttanps. Tho cases will
giyo tho public an opportunity Of Judging tho
ion Police Justices. At all eyents tue police ars
determined 70 give them all the subjects shey
will caro- to dispose Of.
, 1875-11-13
THE CORN CROP.

Bpsefdl DtsEatdh 70 TA4 Chicago Tribune.
M1NoNK. Nov. 13.-HAving seen no repon
from this section - to tho condition, quality,
and yleld Of tho now corn crop, l mill gayo ts"
facts ~ gel thom from tho farmers and my
oxn observation. Corn, throughout This part OF
the ssato, WAS fully threo Heoks lato In ripsn1nR
tho principal cause being tho t1e-
quent rnina Of september. Conse9uensl5'
farmers Ata now Just In tho m!dst. Of husk'
ing. The writer bn1 conycrfcd with largo num-
ber OF pessonn (fsrmers}. and has endeayofed 10
get facts ~ to tho quality and quAnttty per scts
and Is conpslled to say that shoy almose y w. y:
expectations, and The quality much inferior 10 tbss
Of last year. Ihers IL, however. much grsstet
acreage than erar bafore, and, consequently: ths
aggregate amount raised Ia very large. Much o.
tho lsts planting il quite soft.-ou'ng no - aooos
b At for market until NO hare cons!defaoIs
cold. dry weather.
, 1875-11-13

70 md Il in MoCafrroy & Mutnh7'n sund,,.,-
OF ,ne =: = OF the i. E. n If Hoo. d asIa''oa as IA
ro;aat na,a Urangos began hslt lnreplsvn ag,,n,.
nna Thomas Lee 10 rccovof three .o, a.. "csh ,n
carriage, valued NJ g., LOCO, ''0'oo' sud
'aono aohnaon commenced ault In ren,s.,.
i, !" recover kiln Of about 3C0,0a0 unbnrn'.saa
thn aeS 1,n, .fnm Francis Agnew and ]. II. HsmnonS
COUNTY COURT.
,ro.e, sno csthte OF !hllip u. Ayos, tho viii ".
F.uson, hha etter6 0f administration vs,o n ~
for s2 taca5d az T. and john If. Ayor, unaor bout
Tue will bcqnsaths 10 h!s vlfo al, NJ ,,,.
eons ,n H 1ncsa ana tho aum Of sln 100. unt;,hn. ,Gn
III paid sho is ID receive $500 por rnout .nt
~ advance. which ehaI bo nddt,onnl tsents ghn
ill., e Tha ISse,1 , tfs insurance upon ese.sea
Ayor' e, 900 to II. L. NJ. Sawyer, 81 oa, oaS,, :. =
MAnncy, sl,ono; to lsAoda G. Richards stS aaa
an,l lho remainder Of tic cs,.tc Ivy
sGAn H. and II; Eau! ssd ~ r George VI Ayer joss i
tose. aud arc given power to maintain lecc.,suM,,
Interest III tho firm of John V, Ayor l. son. ~.
TWO yaars Tho will benrs date Of Oct % is13 -
, III .io estate Of Jacob sc'mitz tllo vii, VA ~:
I:S., t ana letters toatauontaty wero srantet
IN the estate of Sophia DiEolow. % grsus nj
Lock- under bond for *l7,oo0. """3'r
CRIMINAL COURT.
INC tT1al OF Louis Miller for cl,eattno =,
Bentloman from Michigan out of f5O a few ~.
hBo et tho Northwestern Depot, xas uiyan nas' ,ss
cedence In tho Criminal Court YESTERDAY r.ass NV
inE. The evidence Rhouod TINT tic oId v'n. ".a,.
lad beoh played upon tho A1ichjeanicr -ee,t.as edae
theY met, talked, drunk. and finally siiJ1er Nc.
friend whom ho owed. lie bortowed H. ~"
money to pay the obligation from bis ,.a .ae
formed acquaintance, and gave him as sonnr;,r. :.
handful or hraas goid-pteocs. Tho trai -.
bpeody, and tho jury brought in a verdict -
ffll!tS, h1inE alilldrd imprisonment at f}vn v..
10 tho Ponltentihry. 'o"fa
The arguments In the Bpoonor. phionsv r,;
aance case HGro thcn resumcd and At q lila hnur
70 the Afternoon tho Jury retired with ;nstr,,a'
tlohH to bring In scaled v0sdict. '9S-
THE CALI.
JUDGE BLoDoETT-3I to lao.
TslE CALL MONDAY
JUDGE GARY-od, 07, 93, 100 to los. 105 Ia in
liz to lib inclusive. N'' v t1A
JUDGE Moo1E-2G, a., %.
JUDGE RoaEns-Bet Case No, a8l
junoE DoorH-a6t casca Nos. bi4 and ost
hUPEh1oR EoGRr-Do Observation-Disclosures M,r,,u
mer W. Michael Nou1ke $aI!,1I,-W. II. nn,h.s ~
GhatIes y. Clcaycr. S55.3a,-J, u Farweli i ~ ~
John U. HEauer, SltaG7.Oa. w. "
Jun6E IAnY-R. II. Smith Is. Charles t. an,t5tns
ft.1u,aon'aa .: tdai nres. uae William Jees, w. oSn
ot1o Morr n. Henry Crawford, "a 2,a.6i.
uihctIr hT-GoNrEaS1oHs--aisthlaa pats-, ',
Mata!aa and Anna Randolph, $i9t, ,d6 '
JUDGE HnorH-tInns Dose ys Ctarfth E,,rbs,
1s15a Andrew Nehm ct .1 ". IIeurJ O. Uoyt ysr,,
oet slee'6a, and motion for new trial.
, 1875-11-13

Englah physicians ate Ia the habit Of senan!
patients to Italy TO get tha benefit Of ths cll"a
aud drink asaea' milk. In order to insure !at
purity OF the milk, tho ssses ase ordered ~. !,
dsy to the patients door, whore tbs milking i!
dons under his own oyo, Of thai OF servant o. o,
frisud. a traveller, wrltpg Of ibis custom, ~.
tnat "the sts-mttkers in ahs Italian 'oxat
usually carry bladder Of luksHarn water uhns ',,
their cloAks, kspt up 70 Tho heat ot tae FIX I'll
thoy furt!yeiT M lnfuso potion Into tho ss'ei.
milk.juss ln the facs Of the deuaestse.,, W. W.
pavef suspect the trick. Thus are poor pa.sen,s
when givan up BY the faculty and eent 20 ds., Ia
sulab Under IN IkAliku sun and die, tofneu o.s -.
10 The teudsr 1nsgoass of tE1oksteta gene1Hy Hasn
sssouiatoa Or ereatures Of cheating hotslAeep
Atn."
, 1875-11-13
MIR. BEECHEIe.
Hts Appeal to tha F0stmnseer.Gcn.
cra1 41gNinst tCuFrttoMs 1'0htnl-

EUFtias
Nttr l'ork HfYdlL
WAsu,SG7oN, u. e., Nov. 10.-1he moro COW
srdly cue.nes and oproncnts Of Honry Ward
Hcecher baring annoyed him with scnrriloua and
Offensive postal-casds to degree beyond which
endurance MAS no longer O virtue, tho famous
pastor Of plymouth, Church filed a protest with
ho ros.nnstos- 0onoral Of tho United States
!EalDss thcao in1iGntice. Tho prascst was ro-
erred to Gen. J. ". Mnrehalt, First Assistant
Post'nastnr-G Gonolat. who gave tho matter bis
immediate attention, LAYING tho fac,s before
loue,aI fur tho lost-Uf1ico, nnd soon after
Ilicite.l the following opiuion:
In eomilucr With your rotucst to he a,sihca a. II
Il" irnrrfc's nf excluding from tho ,natle, under Tho
atrt,n i"ttal earl addressed 10 "1.rothcr Henry
Natd HecrI er.es Brothers shcarnnn, Tracy 4 t.o.a
shsrA was wr,ten, Thoa shalt uot baar false vii.
atas aGanft Thy neshlor.
",,ihe guy of Churches once stood urrs
HIT t,u1n narnl law 1t did not lear;
rs idol vas HeocheT, tts ruler finK
That strtnc aud VICE together did fling:
i ilotr'shod epacc and greatly lid rr"E,
Conn to Join Solo,n Gnd Goiorznll."
would rery th.t ths rrpo.e of she iaw .esr.rrd 10
lion Of fta terms; therefore, s,rh eunslsucion
!ho,d 10 given to tts terms ~ will attain tue o,stt
mails by giving publicity tn offensive e1rrtFtttH nii
slfcg1t!ons calculated md intentd 70 wound the fee!~
iGA OF TIC IesEDn 10 WilD lilo tIAte matter IA ALL
drcEacd or preu!Icc him In hts business. moral,
sncfal standing. Snch, conecr, ~ tho character Ut
lilo writing ai1i Of the printed hcFa attached to the
postnl card submitted 10 rnc, Ena tint Its exclusion
from tbs mails fur that cause would ls' proper.
The question in turn arises, How is tho
DtooklYn Postmaster to know it tho cards ars
ncusrilous unless he reads them? aud how Gnu
he read them wltAnut disubcying previous rut-
inE of tic Post-Ollico Department. that Post
DHico officials mret not ncs,t1alDt themselves
With Tue contents Of n postal card my moro than
With tue contents of scaled lottor?
, 1875-11-13
OTHER BUSINESS.
TIE KfnH ORDNANCE.

4 somewhat peculiar bill WAS filed ycstcrday In
tho Superior Court by Jane II. STOW
against Michael 3. Bailey, Superintendent
Of Buildings, which will probably raise
some difficult questions "a to the
defendants powers. Tho complainant atAtoa
that sho owns two buildings oil tho southeast
corner Of Randolph and Canal streets, which
were partially burned on the 17th day Of Octo-
her last, but not to exceed one-qusrtcr OF their
yaluo. tow days attorw&rd abe paid tue usual
feo Of 60. and had appraiaera appointed, who
certified that her property was damaged less
than 90 per cent Of its value. by tha law these-
fore, sho WAS entitled to rebuild. and she No.
cordlngly prepared to do 10. When tho work
WAS partly done, n. q. Bailey, accompanied
by rome policemen, entered The bnildllg and
compelled tho workmen to deslst, 80 that the
buildings yet fenlAln unfinished. On the samo
day motion WaA aeryad on her husband notify
Ing him that tho eastern end Of tho buildings:
beluE No. % Randolph street, W8a condemned
altogether, and would have to DO destroyed ba'
fore the other could bo rebuilt. bailey alAo
threatens to proceed and tear dowu tho eassozu
This building Ia damaged In Tho roof. and the
Weat and north walls. aud nnieaa spes NY re-
paired ls liAbls to bo blown down IN aadaeu
cupy 1t, aud Of eou1se refuse to Pay roat until
1t is again rebuilt. Ths complainant alleges
that Bailey has no power to stop her from 70.
pairing her premisea except by duo process OF
law and eha cislns that his action IL Illegal and
yold. She therefore askB foE m injunction to
prevent hin from interfering with her proposed
repairs or from tearing down ahy part Of her
buildings until tho case can Ia heard.
A motion for Temporary injunction will be
made thls morning befots Judge Moore.
UNIFIED HrATEH COUNTS.
Dslsa III. Allen exeeutti1, begsn : suit
.g.inst Thomas Z. pobblus 10 recover s2o. .ooO.
7ark kinh &Ra} md
, 1875-11-13

SSerfal DtsRa&h ta ihs CAicaao Tribune.
DASyn.LE, ILL.,, Nov. 12.-0ne Charles Preston
waa arrested ut Ladoga, 1ud., this morning by
Marshal Myers. Of this city. for breaking into
tho gua.stoss Of John 9chalris, Of thla place, on
Sunday night last, and carrying on upwards Of
forty rcyoIyess aud other artlcle4 Of value.
Everything missing was found In preetonb pos
hessloa at tue timo OF hts arrest. lie was COM
mlstea to tho Verln!llon County jail this slter-
noon IN default Of VI, 900 hall.
, 1875-11-13
MlLlERs, CONVENTION.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. l2-Tha m!l!ors OF ths
Northwest meet In convention 1t Chicago nett
weok, probably on Tuosdsy Of Wednesday !"
discuss the question OF transportation aud m
dnco tho railroads between Chicago and No.
York to put tho rates on our On It least tho same
basis - wheat. Representatives Of various
rAilwA5 linus will be pfeaent.