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Dec p, lat 80, Ian s. ship Geo Skolfeld, from Lobos
for United Kingdom.
Jan g. lat % 20 S, Ion 80 SO W. ship Premier, cGil-
very from Liverpool for Rangoon.
April l, w OF Sand Key 40 miles, sch Cora Eta,
from Pensacola for Philadelphia.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Please tell the people that you saw their
Advertisement in the PRESS the circula
ton of which, per month, exceed, lOO, 900,
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Providence Print Cloths Market.

PROVIDENCE, April 8.-Prin1ing Cloths market
in better feeling at close good standard and extra 81
x 6fs are quoted at 80 q 3sc for thirty days.
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and Middle states, diminishing northwest veer-
ing to northeast Winds partly cloudy and fair
weather with stationary temperature and pres
sure.
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SPECIAL, NOTICE

We would call special attention to the Asses
sors' No,ice, which appears in our columns
to-day with reference to Taxes, that all persons
interested may comply with the tenor OF such notice,
particularly the last clause with reference to the u
s. Government Bonds, and Deposits in Savings
Banks, and thus save hard thoughts, and possibly
hard Words when too late.
Portland, March %, 1876. ma25sndtap15
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[FRoM OUR coRREsP oNDENT.1

CRANBERRY ISLES, April lar. sch Ella Fran
ces. Bulger from Calais, with lahs for Philadelphia
via Portland.
April 3-Sld. scbs Sea Bird, Stanley, Dyer's Bay;
Sea Bird for Philadelphia.
Capt Frank G Squirting has lett for Portland to
take charge of schr Goldsmith Maid, in which he
so successful last season.
KENNEBUNKPORF, April s-Ar, sch Jas Bliss,
Hatch, Wilmington 10 days.
Sid, sch Allie Oakes Pillsbury, Rockland
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METEOROLOGICAL.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, d. c., I
April TO- II A M)f
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In Lewiston, March 10, by Rev. S. F. wetherbee,
JAS H. Wiley and Miss Eta Griffin, both of Lew
iston.
In Lewiston, April 8. by Rev. s. F. Wetherbee.
Willie w. Dexter of Lexington and Miss Abbie r.
Irish of Auburn
In Oakland, CAL, April 6. Everett B. Pomroy ESQ.,,
and Miss Annie L., daughter of Francis Blake Esq,
of Portland.
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Fair Dealer, Loring from Port johnson for Boston
Percy Mitchell Amboy for Passport
Passed through Hell Gate 7th, schs Robt IT Clark
Hutchinson, New York for Pernambuco: Fleetwipg
Rondout for Salem; Sarah Wooster, New York for
Boston; Spartel. and G Gerrish, do for do; G E
Jones, do for Rockland.
PROVIDENCE-Sld 9th, scbs Casta, Written,
and Sea Foam, Phibrook, New York
Ar 18th, sch Joe Carlton, Thurston, Baltimore.
VINEYARO-HA VEN-Ar 4th, sch Gov Coney,
Ridley, Wiscasset for Providence.
Sid 18th, schs II Prescott, Para, Nancy j Day, and
James Bliss ''
Sid 18th, schs Matthew Kinney, Addie Sawyer, Tim
and Winslow Morse.
BOSTON-Cld 7th. barque fremont, Carlisle, for
Havana; brig Mary Mariner. Titcomb, Portland.
Ar sth schs Hume, Diggins, Cardenas; Mary
L Peters, York, Hoboken; Quoddy, Tanning Eliza
6ethport; j Holmes, 0yder, New York; M Rogers,
CID sth brig Mary Dana, O'Nei, Mayaguez; sch
LIZ Warren, johnson, Machias S Cakes, Bab-
biSee, Bangor; Bridges. Landrlck, Pembroke.
,,GLOUCESTER-Ar 9Th, schs VIM Penn, Hart,
virginia for Thomaston; Edw Stanley, Dyer, Rock
land for New York; j Rogers. Fletcher, New York
LOT Bath; M Rogers, Preble, Bath for Boston.
PORTSMOUTR-Sld 9Th, schs Chattanooga, Snair,
Bucksport; Silver Spray, Chadwick, Thomaston
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Notices OF marriage TO insure insertion in the Press
must be accompanied by the name of the clergyman
or magistrate solemnizing the same.
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sunday, April 0.
ARRIVED. -


Cid at Philadelphia 8th. sch Hattie Ross, Portland.
Ar at Glasgow Mch q, barque Sarah, Ingersoll,
PasSaroaang. Java, Nov 26.
Ar at Dublin Mich 26, barque Fannie Skofield.
Ar at Cork Mch q, brig Anita Owen, Portland.
Sid I'm Montevideo Feb a. ship Rufus Wood.
Davis, (rom BOSTON, for San Francisco having re-
paired.
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TURKE Y.

TURKEY.
Fearful Persecution of MOham niedRns
and Christians.
VIENNA, April 8.-The Political Correspond
ence (newspaper) publishes from reliable
sources some extraordinary details OF atrocities
committed by the Roumerian insurgents upon
the Mohammedan and Christian inhabitants
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M. L. A.

The Annual Meeting of the Mercantile Library
Association will be held at their Rooms. on TUES
DAY EVENING, April 18th, at u O'Clock, Polls
open at O'Clock
Also at same time Especial Meeting will be
held to act proposed amendment to Article 10.
Per order,
ap3sndtd sAM'L B. GRAVES, Rec. Sec'y.
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Ship Abner Benyon, (of Thomaston) Watts, from
Pabellon de Plea tor Queenstown put into Valparaiso
Mch Path, leaky.
Sch Owen Kinds, Clendennin, at Philadelphia
from Calais reports bad weather the entire passage
and on the 9th ult lost part of deckoad laths.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
Boston stock Market.

By water eonveyance-1OOO bush cornmeal to G..
W. True 81 Co.
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DEpARTURE OF sTEAMsuIps.
PORT OF PORTLAND,
saturday, April 8.
.DruTn

saturday, April 8.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Chase, Bennett, Halifax NS-passen-
gers and mdse 70 John Portous.
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Brig Anna M Knight, Davis, Phiadephia-coa to
Boston & Name RI.
Brig W Cochrane, (Br) Boyd, Halifax, Ms, in
ballast, to load -four.
Sch Kate NJ hilton (of Bath Adams Matanzas Is
days. Reports while at anchor on Nantucket Shoals
in the gale 4th inst, parted chains and lost both
ehors. Cargo of S95 hhds 1o5 ties molasses to Geo
Hunt & Co.
Sch Albert Clarence, Halves. Norfolk-oysters to
JAS freeman.
Sch Helen A Hoyt, Crane, Philadelphia-coal to
Randall & McAllister.
~ Sch T. S Lindsey, BaTberiek, Boston.
a Sch Hyue, Oliver. Boston, to load for New York.
Sch Fearnougbt, Davis, Scituate for Yarmouth MS.
Sch Three Sisters. Bckmore, Friendship.
Sch Sangamon, Wallace. Waldoboro.
Sch Ella Frances. Bulger Calais for Philadelphia
put in for lew crew.
Sch Bonaventure. Reed Boothbay.
Sch Annie Sargent, Kimball, Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Steamship Scandinavian, (Br) Watts, Liverpool
III % A Allan.
Steamship Chase, Bennett Halifax, N S John
Porteous.
Sch Eliza Coffin, Cole, New York-Berlin Mills.
Sch Minnesota, Coombs, Bridgeport, Ct Berlin
Mills Co.
Sch Chalcedony. ingalls,, Machias-w H Preble.
Sch Susan, Carle Rockland-C A B Morse &CO.
Sch Lucy Ann, Dghton, st George-Chase Bros.
Sch Capitol Tarr, Round Pond.
SAILED Barque Emma V; brigs John Swan,
Mary Chase, Addie Hale, and Clytie; schs Nellie
Doe, Congress, Abner Taylor, Olive Elizabeth Bran
Standish George Willard, Dreadnanght. Frank
Skillings, City Point, and Others
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N H w EN- GLAND
Mutual Life
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BOSTON.
INCORPORATED In 1885.
Nearly Half Century Experience i'm Life
Underwriting.
Policies Liberal and Equitable.

No permit required for change Of Residence occu
patton. This Company possessed JAN
uary I, 1876 an
Accumulated fund Ito meet fut->
ure iabilities) amounting to
Market value Of which, more i,s oo'""o v"
than cost, Jan !, 1s76......... 500, 900 90
Income for 1875. ................ 3,13l 900 90
Returned to policy holders in
Accumulation in ISIS Si;' .......: i,SsS,SSS 90
Surplus over liabilities January
Surplus to be returned to policy 'o'" v"
holders in 1876 as their premi-
ums fall due. ................. 5e7, Zoo 90
Ratio Of expenses to mean
amount insured in 1875. ..... so
The dividends of this old Company are not larger
than anu Company in this country or the acOrld but
they are as large as any Company can pay whose
surplus is not swollen by fotfeitures.
The Life Insurance Laws of Massachusetts require
Massachusetts, companies to give in Life Insurance
the value of every dollar paid into its treasury with
out any action on the part of the policy holder.
If party insured in this Company fails to pay the
premium on his policy when due, the net ualue or
eg al reserve of such policy must be 1sed as single
premium to purchase term Insurance, the length Of
which, to be determined by the age Of the insured;
thus securing to every policy holder young or old
rich or poor, fair equivalent for the money paid
In addition to the above safeguard this Company
will give, if desired, paid up policy for said net val
ne, or will pay it in cash if preferred.
In all other State companies with the exception of
the paid up insurance eature this ralue legal
reserve which belong to the policy holder is forfeited
unless the premium is paid when due.
When you insure your life, insure in the Company
that
Guarantees You the Most Life Insurance
for the Money you have Paid.
, 1876-11-10
DEATHS


fUNk-Thursday morning, ut 10 o'clock, ., htt
late residence, No. 103 Dine lsland.as,, Mrs. AslJ
Funeral TO take place Saturday morning at
O'clock. Friends Of tho family aro insIte1l.
0AblMoN--At Worcester, Mass, on tho Eth
Int, Of typhoid teyer, Charles W, bclored only
son Of Jane C. md 4. II. Gan1non, OF taIs ctr,
DUGoEN-At bis late residence, No. 163 Bun.
ke..ae, Michael Duggen, aged 83 ycars.
Funeral Frlday, Nov. 10. at O:a0, to dsstJ
Church; thence by cass to Calvary Cemetery.
KELLEY-At the residence Of her .un.tn.l,
John eknlly.. No. 90 West E!ghtcenth.st, Nh
Funeral viii takc place Saturday. No.. II, fo
the Church Of tlo Sacfed Heart. Cars to Calvary.
AAND-YesterdaY ut :; oc clock. 3ta:i.flde Iisn,
aged II ycaes, wife Ut ]. 7. i.nnu.
o'clock, from No. i0l foul, tfank!in.s,.
WALKER-At No, col West Ohfo-4t., Of scarlet
fcvor, Nov. q, at :i y. m, Arthur Leslie, cde.t
son Of Arthur and Emma Walker.
Funeral by carriage to Kosohttl, Friday, A.
o'clock, frDnl tho rcfldoncc.
80 I'll paso and Waukcgan papers please copJ.
Scarlet fovcr came and dil lts work,
Our bono ia tonclJ now.
Two tasltngs 1csA ArouHd ctr hearth,
fet Aubuits!yc, "LoTd, va bow.
DONoVAN--Noy. 0, Katherine s.. Infant daush'
ter Of c. F. and Mnry J., Donovan. asea ! mon!a.'
Funeral from rarcnts' rcaI.lcnce, No. ~ !!ae'
nj O'Clock.
DoDlNE-In Pcoksk!ll, n. y. Nov. J. F!snk
nodinc, agul II ycars and Q days. only CHILD of
Fsnnio anil tho latc Frank iodine. Of Chicago.
BAKrON-Nnv. o, 1870. Of consumption, ].
Jane, wtfu of Charles II. llarton.
FHnorAl at st.. Cafoline'a Court Hotel en- satuf'
day, N1v, II, at l0:;,0 o. m.
, 1876-11-10

,r.u w,,.o., - 49,. ..m t., IT., ~, H..
iae' managers o. Inc oa'i IN a'a ol cue
Eahnca.ann Hospital made rather bad sclcc-
tion Of tho night for their sixth annual ball.
Tlrro Is now fur moro Interest in returns tban
.,.s .,..so. a,I =. .h,, 49,. d., -.
ro.u aaneeS' ana 70 'ns, raose ''a , 10 .ae ,asA
tculance ut slartlno's Hall last night. But
thusc who were there cnjoyed tho entertainment,
md the hoanital reupsd sone t3naneial bcncfit
from tue sa!o OF tickets nut represented Among
those whodtd attoodwero DR.. and Mrs. Talbot, MI.
Mi,s Bennett. Mrs. .Jn,ncs S,ncao. 11r. md Mr..
svS I"~,". n ~ ani 1 Mrs rni,nm H. "n,, @ No. NJ
nawRGs' W "n.l 'lss' Lna'ata' ~ a''o mrs mrs
Hall, Dr. and Mrs. Won fage". Dr. and Mrs
Hoyne, Or. aul Mrs. Sotnera, Mrs. Thomas
Hoync, nlr. a,'u Mira. 1'homas u i!oync, Aiina
AIncaY Ut New York, Miss jerks, Or. utssE Mrs.
Mann Of Evanston, DR.. an.l Mrs. small mud
Miss Small, DR.. Cole, Pr. yilus, Mrs: Daniels.
MIR, and Alrr. JaInca Il. Hoyne, Miss Gente
Ioynu, Mr.. q. N. Moore, Miss Jflnrr, Mr.. ".
4. 'Darkcr, Mr.. a. u. &iwyer, Dr.. ni,d Mrs.
Grov.
THK PAIL MALJ-
, 1876-11-10

Au0theF Fntlurc-Cllurc1lI Item.
Gpectat Disp0fcA tv 1As 1ttbuns.

6pectas Dtspa&ca tV The 7ltbuns.
MILWAUKEE, Wts., Nov. 9.-Anothcr worry
bad failnre Inns taicn placo here In tho hardware
business, making the fourth within short
time which has occurred ln Milwaukee. Threo
Of them were for lloayy amounts
A. W. Coe Of Spring stFcet, falol few
daYs since, with total indebtedness Of fG0,0
a brief statement will bo interesting to tho
readers OF The TnIRuNn, particularly !u this
city. The failure has q very bad outlook
Tllerc arc rceent judgments rs follows: N, b.
Caswell. Cous landlor.l, Ss,a27: \. E. Cos "a
brothcrl $9,45D; C. ". Cut "a hsUt1icr) Sl,1G1 !;
Mrs, .. f. Bc'lelEc. "a Bistcr}, $s,00o. Tie stock
and is now in the hantIs Of thu Sheriff, WHO Is
making test and IN appraisal OF tho goods,
Tho Judgments which CUu iuril!ittGtl to lu or
tcsess vi, 1t will hu Iat!cc nrr, with tho .xccp-
ton Ut tAswe!l'a, which It Is claims Is rart-pur-
and borrowed lnuney, aru oil IN favor Of rela-
tires, two brothers atI onu sisteE VI Coo's. The
opniun IL generally entertained tlat tle failure
Is fraudulent, and tf'cfu Is litslo doubt that tho
Enatter Will hc thrown int, bankruptcy, aa the
creditors bare bccn nlyisc. that II tho shorH
30 tIyo cents un thu dollar for other
than the Judgment creditors. 1t 10 expected
that tbs creditors will put Coo through a
searching examination. as Il 10 cla!1neI thas hia
anteceaonts IN q for,ucr failure wcre not very
clcnr.
The Rev. Dr.. Fulton, who llas Just resigned
the pastoratc Of Christ Church Ii, New York,
where u hatl hcen ensl{,etl quite recently un
salary u $9,oo, bus nccuptea u call to 1T.
Pa1!'s Church, IN this city, on 4 saiuEy Of
ton ~ 2 preacher, anl ID considered very high
IN lits church eortr!nes. lie Will no doubt draw
| large aulltoucea tu vt. Fuul's Church, as hlt
cio4uence - aseElnonizer IL bcyona question.
, 1876-11-10
THE ClTY-uALL.

The employea Of the Health Department will
b pala so4lay abont 81, 800.
During tho month Of Oetobor the Poilca Do
part'nent Of this city .AHle !, ,Q29 nFrcata.
Tie COMMITTEES On Ilarbor md Bridges IL
euiled to meet In tho City Clerks ,otllce this
Afternoon at O'clock,
A building permit was Issued yesterday To
q. W. Stanford Tor TWO 9-story stores 24x6o feet
eact On West Luke street uear Oakley street.
The coutEact for paving Couch place was yes
tcrday awarded BY thu Department Of Public
Works to john Duiley, whose bid was 05 cents q
e4naro yard for paving a,lu Is cents foe aliing
and cutting.
~, The city Is soon to commence warfare upon
| thoss persona who keel, grocery stores and ssll
hott!e41 ~incs and ltquura, bottled beer, etc,
Mlthout 2 lleenso u calry vi that line OF trade.
IT Ia decided TINT licunse IL t,cccasaty.
hr. Francis Alu1us' apswer to G, K. 0arn-
son'a bly, for temporary injunction 70 restrain
the edty trosn lighting tic West Hlla With all
has been enmpleteA, anl will 10 uIed In due
time, the llrst Monday in December b,ipx the
last Day Tor Hing, lths complainsnts naye not t
] yet notified tas Law Department Of ths saise
, 1876-11-10

comes NIGHT 10 oco, 70 sells ntcht 80 vicl bferi''
Tilc detection VI the German elomcnt wns no
doubt the cause of THO wcakness Of t!'s llrpt,s,-
tcails fn te lucnl clcct!o''. Ad tto',httcsn, tho
saloau-kccrcrs exercised THUR Entlncncr fn be-
1,alf Of tl,u lcer-ttsinlti:ly DenncrAsy.
1t was most cnl'tmtiealy Nay OF uncertainty.
Noboslv knew, anything. Thcro via lust ns
much ltsr,tsdion, anil just as much tn9ulry, anil
just rs much surInisc, null Just aa tnl,cli raiaver;
hut, n tho nEse,leu ol definite information, tcr
was not 10 In,lcl brnxGasloe1o.
TJlE TR1HuNB OFFICE
Was again tho eetstrr Of attraction, and tho
agcnc5 on Dearborn md MnliaOn streets were q
repetition of tt,oso TINT occurred Oil tho prGv-
Gus dny. 4 fow bulletins uf tho most ltnpor.
tant news were poato!! carly u thg morning,
md they wcru consulted eagerly all day by tho
nuycr- ending crow.i II, tic street. Tho Bide-
wnlk WINS rendered nlIMoat itnlrssablc, and
1uany ttn,eh tho Btrcct-tnra wcro blockea:
Tho afternoon papers issues! extra editions n
III front of thu Iust ai journal nfcce scanning
the bulletins and questioning everybody MS to
tile prospects.
TIN HOTELS AHD SALOONS
wcrc equally we'll patronlzed. Tho lnst two
inys linvu Witnessed iii unparalleled amount OF
drunkenness. Never Ut any Presidential clec-
tion havo 80 many nlct bceot,le c9nsclcnttnusly
drunk, drunk on principle. 1t tenins to
The TEldouitcs u Enauguratc thu cra ot
refoFn With d baptistt u Hour tIlasll aud
beer. So thu night Of elccttun they drunk thcnl-
ttrcss, the ragged edgc, and that wIs ground
for another night Of fntoxtcas!ot'.., THUS tho
tween thu sa1oons ind tbs Palmer Housu. At
'as sts; 'fso' IL s ys'ts '1sIf "y s!s s
wcru anxlo,ta groups Of Democrats IL IN
tLu rotundn and III tic cominittce.rounls. Tho
only noticcab1o thing al,oat the crowd waa tho
, 1876-11-10
AROUND TOWN,
elGIiTs AND sCHARs on THE STREETS.

Tho sun got up early yesteEday morning and
smiled ut tho utterly helpless ignorance Of poll
ucIans aud tbs utterly muddled state OF politics.
"Thcro Is something very laughablo In all
this" said he, speaking In German, 80 a. not to
otrond the sensibIltlcs Of any politician who
might happen by any unavoidable accident to bo
awake at that hour.
But, As luck would have It, North Side beer
dispenser, who had been greatly Interested In
the election, owing to thu fact that several
Democratic ward meetings had besn held In Ills
saloon. was Just tumbling out Of bed 10 partako
Of his frugai meal, when he overheard the TO-
mark.
'tYonnes westcrl' cried he, III i great rage;
"vat for you lsughs, eht Don'd ve hat fight
tor T1lten like you ts1n, uud Of dot Aaform
, 1876-11-10
SUBURBAN..


The Lyceum will meet at the residence Of Mr..
II. Il. Waite, at Kenwood, on Saturday evening,
to make arrangements fol bylaws and course
Of entertainments
President Bcuslcy and Trustee Farrell yes
tertlay afternoon investigated tho charges n,ado
against the police By a man naulcd Love. Mr..
Love did not appear, however, but two men who
were arrested with him that evening, and
Daniel Gleason and Tom O'I3rIeu, with
tho police under suspicion, werc examined,
nlso tho women whom the charges inclatlo.
MIR. Farrell ut tho close of the Investigation
Eaye 1t as his opinion that nothing was proven
against thcal. President Rcusley was non-con.-
munlcatiTe, and only said that i!e proposed to
t[gation would be continued Until Saturday.
Tic doors OF tho oillco wero closed, hut
why, no one except President Dcnslov ca1,
tell. Whether it Wns because he expected
cruwd which usually gathers around tho bar Is
unknown, 1t is known, however, TINT nothing
has hcci sud as yet. scrgt. Ryan declares TINT
tho thfI. shall not rest there, md that after Tho
somr big man. THO thrcc women were dis
charged yesterday BY President Bcnslcy.
a man named Dau Clemson, who hos been
lately asrestsd, yesterday morning made llis cs
eapo from iatl through silu window. Sergeant
Ryan and Ollves N. Hunt were tn tho front
ruonl at the time, n,,d .utur sunlo time dtkcov-
cred that tho bird had goIc, and Hunt was sent
out to find him.. Aiter the man had roamed ut
liberty for whlle, feeling of Loneliness can,e
over him and he made his way back and gavc
himself up md relieved tho mind OF the malcs.
tY Of tho Inv, who ut once renandetl him to tho
cell.
Tho Board Of Education mcot ut the Town
Hall tonight.
Tho meeting for tho renting Of tho pows ot
the Presbyterian Church was held Last evening.
Mrs. Il. Van Higgins has returned home from
thu East
Tho ]. J. F. Club will rtvc tic drama stAmong
tho Breakers " at tho Ellis Avenue Music Hall,
N0v. -.
The Athletic Cluh IL doing finely.
, 1876-11-10
THE COUNTY DU1LD1NG.

The Grand Jury yesterday found two tndict-
tnents against Joseph Klmball, charged with
stealing railroad ttrkcts.
All OF tho ballothoxcs navc been returned 10
tho County Clerk except i've. The official car-
yass will l,o commenced this morning.
Albert ucunisch, tho proprietor Of book
stosc On North Clark street. was yesterday I'D
Judged insane In tho County Court. Anna
Mahoney met tho sa1tc fate.
The Evnns-callaghan quo was1nnto .cnso was
to havo come up yesterday In the Criminal
Court, but owing to the absence Of some Uf the
parties Interested wns postponed until to-tlay.
John Comiskoy was back to his duty ycster.
1ny,-sorc, laggnr1l, nnt1 wurtt. lie takcs Ills
defeat kindly. his grcntast objection bctnE to
having bccn beaten In raco with onc-1cEgcd
competitor.
7nB COUNTY BOARD.
An adjourned meeting OF tho County Hoard
wn8 ftcll yesterday afternoon, nil tho mctnburs
botng present except Stcssrs. Burditk mid Cur
roll.
A communication was rcall From J. J. Ega1l,
architect, asking tho allowance Of S1H,o50 for
WORK on tho plans for thu new Court Iotisc,
which 'lo claimed TO 6n cntltletl to under, his
10 Fsis55ea ana a to So seIy OH rub
Mir. Hnhlen introduced the following, which
was sdoptctf:
Rtso1r<d, That tho Comsn'.teo on Finance and
The County Treasurer arc hereby authorized TO or-
row s2oo, 900 for scrott onths Mt rats Of lnier:
est mt,at favorable to Cock County, Sl00, GOO nf
SAINT 10 take Hp Indebtedness maturing tho 14th
inatart, mud tho othcr to pay other county Iudcpt
clness.
Mr.. Holden moved tint tho bids now coming
In for work on the new Courtuonac bp ncconi-
panied By good aud sufficient bond, to DO ap-
proved by tho Committee bclore tho bid Is
opcned or admitted to tho tlies. Tho motion
prevailed.
Mr.. Clcary offered resolution providing for
tho Immediate discharge Of tho engineer at the
old hospital, which was adopted.
Mr. McCafErcy introduced u resolution call
Ing upon the County Clerk 10 furnish the Doarl
with q list OF names from Which to draw tho
petit jurors tho coming year. Adopted.
Adjourned uutil Muutlay,