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, 1876-01-27

Kntc Conway and Katie Wilson. inmates Of :
ranch on Twcllth atteet, wore arrested late last
night on complaint Of Michael o'Drien, of tho
Stock Yards. who accnscs thom Of tobbing him
Of about e30.
August norman, notorious thief, Was ar
rested yesterday by Officer Alalonty OF tho Cot
tago Grave Avenue Station. fto il tho fellow
who wont through tho clearinghouse Of alrs.
Gleason, on WabaBh avenue, near Tweuty eighth
atreot. He VIVA easily identified BY boarder
named Pollock, who, on the night ot tho bur
9laEy rang tho door-hcll, sud was answered by
Ifo,inan. When arrested ho had In hiA possos-
sion ono dozen COLLAR buttons and scTcral alk
handkerchiets.
At about O'Clock last evening IN unknown
Woman entered tl.e ea1oon Of H. FeurstenberK,
No. 400 South Clark street. and sat down to rest
ho,relf. Tho baskeoper offered hos somo beer.
but al,s refused. Blo said sho waa two days out
from Now York; and bad come to look for eorno
ac1uaintanccs, ono Of whom bhe called alra Clark.
ln q short simo she toppted OF the chair aud fell
III an tnsepsiblo condition on tho floor.
As all efforts to rpviTo her woro unnVatllng, sho
waa takon to tho County Hospital. The rhGs+
clan In charge thought she had taken holns nar-
cotic. She was apparently au American lady
about 25 years Of nge we'll drosRcd. aud very TO-
spectable Ia appearance.
, 1876-01-27

kC&kANHF8 hI&ATNC Os ANOfFAsA2UhA
Iceland has inst unveiled its first publto Asstuo.
Ittlo Arctle Capital on the l9th of November,
III tho pEeBencs Of hls Exoeonoy Hilmcr FinHen,
uoycrner- General Of the Island, of The Hight
ltov. Totur pctnrsson, Bishop OF Iceland; OF
many losseE dignitartcs, and Of nearly 5000 t,-
otilc!ai spectators: Tho pretty public square,
rial IL Plaoed, WAS Ray throughout tho day WITH
acorca Of Danish and Iceland tAgs. and was iliu-
minated at night with Chinese lanternB. Two
OF Icoland's most noted poets. Matthias
Jochuulgson the translator Of Shakespeare, and
HtginRrem Tllorstcsnsou, wEoso olea for tho
latitude aud in 40 cold q mouth. the speeches
were spoken snu the aongH aung In the open air
without any phyEicAl discomfort. Tho statue
Ia Of gilt brouzs. somewhat lArgor than itfe.
Rtld III a faithful reproduction Of Albert Thor
valdsen'a statuo Of himself, tho marblo original
exterior Of tho ulypsothak ut Munich. y may n.
nsont bs characterized ns group. eluoe the Aysist
AAH PORTRAYED himself in tho act Ut Gltng tho dnat
touches 70 hs fayortte statue OF Hope. ct which
d reduced copy stands by his slide. ThorvRlds
sons fathor was an 1colaudor Of anclons lineage.
the honor4 OF Iee!andlc nationality, his family
haviug migrated to Denmark only month Vi
two before llis birth. A q token OF regard {of
Tho lanl OF his fathers. he presented. somc yoar4
betore his doAth, au exquisite marble fone, e,-ona
Of blu own nahstcspieccs,- Ito tho cathedral ol
ltcykjATik. lilo new stAsuo stands Oh 4 Carved
granito pedestal. which we!ghe nearly 8 tons.
and tho whole ia& gift Of Tho municipality of
Copenhagen to thAto! RsykjayIk in remember
ancc OF tho 1celAndIo milonnIal festival Of 1874
\ fact COMMUNICATED by the inscriptions on tic
base. Tho datc Of tho unye;ltn8 ceremonies wss
tho 105th anniversary OF Th0rvaldatn'a birth.
lle WAS born Nov. ~. ITO, and died March 81
1911.
, 1876-01-27

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Jan. 2G.-'lho statement
tccYraphcd Tus Tribune yesterday regarding,
tho suspected defaloaslon Of lenbon L. Darls,
Of this city, proves 70 hayo bccn comparatively
MILD. TO day now developments aro made
showing that Ills transactions for yoars p1Ht
hare been occasionally marked by crookeancsa
whioh will result In heavy losa to many rerBons
in shts vicinity. lls shortcomings asa OF
a vosiod nature, Including tho holding Of sslnas
OF money Oh notes signed by him for tho firm
OF LarI,moro i Davis Without the knowledge Of
Larrimote, the holding Of usonoy paid him as
County Qlotk to setti0 back tAxeH, roceV-
Ing and holding monoy ioAnod on bogus
Noaritles. eto Il ls no" estimated
$4,000. To-day was tho limo appointed by
pavIs TO meet tie creditors who Ind beau press
Ing him. bQs ho il missing. llo left Yestesday
for Chicago, an4 may retnn, but 1t ID scarcely
expected mat he will. Tho knowledge Of Davis
trouble IL inst beginning to be. spread through
the county, and hourly now Developments aro
being made.
, 1876-01-27
Williamson County on Its Way to
Cairo to DO Mt the Ku-Klux
Trial.
Lynohing Of the Disprized Lover Who
Killed His Fair Ono and Wound-
ed Himself.
Further Developments In the Wins
low Forgeries at Boston.
Failure Of an Attempt to Hob tho North
ampton National Bank In Mas.
sncllusctts.

The HiNSkO" fOHAtHTs
UosroS, jan. 20.-ft IL positively stated TINT
+. D. Winsow iesued large quansitios Of tletl-
tloua stock Of tho Boston Post Company - col
lateral. A. meeting Of the stockholders liz TO 10
hold Friday to Investigate his atfsirs. Tho pa-
per will probably lose uothing. tlo su(ferora bo~
iug those who advanced money on tho stock.
Bomo Of Winalow's opefa.ionn nrc tracod 10 l..
W. Pond, Of Worcester, aud pnper with tho
natnee Of both on 1t las b0en brought tU light.
u. r. Thottsr's na1no ts soid 70 be on el50. 0oo
Worth Of paper. hna that Of Dnnici Chamberlain
At sLo Instance of N. g. Green. one Of tho
for1nor ptoprlesorH Of tho iost, writ OF httaoh-
nent was aurved this morning on Il. +. Porter.
tho oBtenalble oTnor Of tho Daily Neirs. Tho
writ Is bascd on Wina'owo TRANSACTIONS,
Thts afternoon variants wore ihsuod BY the
Municipal Court fur tho azreBt Of Wlnslow on
complAiuts Of tho National Exchange Bunk mud
Third Natioual Bank, charging him With forg.
Ing aud Altering two notos Of e5 600 each. II
iH said some OF tho vlctimszcd bankn hnte tskon
legal stops aRniust ccrtatu parties who were
aware Of Windows forgericB weaka ago and
condonod the otfouso, mud kort silonco u!'on his
taking up the paper upon which Wcro tha|r
forged Inducements.
Tho alleged oyosissuos of tho atock Of tho
Boston Post Company Las seriously complicated
mattors, mad hodorB Of II 81 collateral ca,.not
toll whothor their certificates arc fraudulent or
genuine, Arr. Wiuslow controlled ths Stock
board 10 auit himself, mud, 81 10 did no. hesita.o
to forge tho narlos Of personB to notes. 1t IL
probable lo manufactured tho certificates 10
| suit l,Is wants. There arc miesing certificates
and atockd from tue back part Of tha certificate.
| book and 1t la said that shares Of faiao Btook
aro known 10 bo in existence. hlr. Porter has
found ao1no fraudulent certificates which he sil
turn over to tue Truatoos to bo appointed 10
take chsrgo Of tie Boston Post.
WORCESTER, Mass, Jau. M.-Tho Gazette wil
publish tic following statement Of I. ". Pond,
| manufacturer, WHO uas sentenced yester1ay to
! tho State Prison for heavy forgeri0s. Ilo WAS
tho personal friend Of the absconling Wilslow
| Of Boston:
10 Editor Gd-ttfe: Having FERN IN rercrs AugRcs.
lions Of collnaton between mysclf and f. D. W1lslov.
wdl to state hrieay that neither E. u. Window nor
| any other peraon OF pe1sona bad any taowiedas or
knowledge Of Or interest III L. D. Wiualows reported
4freuulat3tIep.
, 1876-01-27

EGtEfHh ASLAA4EH " no AftkAbn At+tHHss
nocKronp, ILL.,, Jan. 20.-A man named
Thomas Waahbmno, a1ias L. D. Morse, ". II.
Tooker. +. Tiffany, ese, Was arfoBsed last
Thursday By Detective ". D. Stapliu, At Winona,
1a., for forging largo number Of npplcntioua
aud notes Of citizonB Of Iowa, sending tho samo
70 tho Rockford Insurance. Company, and OBJ
tanning his commission upon thor. It appears
that, Upon tho 18th OF November. this man
wroto from stcrling, under tho namo Of
z. D. hlotnu. 1os m agency. Sending
good rcferoncos with his Inter, he
was appointed forthwith. Soon after. to sent 4
nu1nber of applications, uoteB. otc. npou which
he received his commissions Having gono as
fur al llo darod in that locality. lo removed to
In S4llo, md applied for another Agency, giving
lilo name OF Thomas WAshbu1lo. Operating
with success thore. llo no1t moved to W1nona,
whore he ngain' applied for AL agency. and
obtained tile satne. unlor tho nnn1e Of ". II.
1ookoE. by this siulo tho Rockford Insurance
Company t,ecamo suspicious. aud Hont L. datec-
1.-Two after him. who found him Oh Thurs
day, as he.- was i,'dnlging IN q
n,atutlnal nap. 1Io was brought boforo Justice
Dycl, OF this city, aud. In default Of hail conf
M!tted to Jail. Hinco hia nrrcat II has boon dis
coyuretl Tint, for several yoars, thts ulal whose
roal nano iB Wnshhusue. has boen plying lis
trado dextronBly aulong tho Western INSURANCE
companies. Brown i Christie, general i,lau-
rauco agonts at Ottumva, nnd Qnlto a number
Of uther parties. layo been msao victims OF hiH
alsO!t 8Hiud1inE.
, 1876-01-27

r,ao.. Y,,xu,u ,vu,,,,n, anil .foo-a .roro
..n. asssr.S 49, a.as.aa 49, -, -as.a.,.nta
S''t onsaBeo sn. Esea'es Phts y! Ssssosuas ~
pondeIuB over tho arguments a]roady made In
Me tax cases. Some thx caHos woro also Bot for
Argument tomorrow morning, but tho JudpoY
dccided Ia hear ,xh.k ram.;n;nv arr,mcut. :. ara
AeNo1 ~ ~ .,,... ~ -, ,te,
aocoosats a''e a''otooou 'uuse aloefe @csosu'
ng!Y anuouucod thas al arguments uluht bn
closed by shss evening. uo also said that tho
two other Judges lad rcauostoA lin to call tho
~ ,,o.,. " ";4,. ~ w. ~
N"S.''0 ". -. ~ oo e'Hs' " "o'AS
polnts on when t!ieY dessEoa u hoar son'e 1nr-
ther discussion. Qua wnH ~ to whether tho city
had elected proceed to 1nalo the asseBsnent anu
nc,,o,+ ,ba t,<o. .,d i, ovcrvt,,f,1, c1.s pr1or
~, 49, ~. ~ -. -, s.
oA ooo' anu u Ho, "ao'net 'hAs "ou'a i'oso1lt
the right to proceed under tha general rovonuo
Law, and TINT, II tue, right 10 ptecood under tho
ponorst ,aven,c law csi.tod. as to what oxtent
so,t' M, sca ,nn,.;,, -, to,,,o nn,1 ,bot Inn
"ua 1''l. '0' 'o,.",'' ~ As W." .s .'"as ~,
enect would DO OF tho provision of thaE olll
limiting tho revenue to 3 por cent ana Low that
vas 10 bo aecsrtniueu. It yan not to co,upuI tho
roun,ol tn ,,iscruu on,v rart,3n noIut,. Int to
It,sr .t" .n W i1 ,5 "Js nt,nr' aI.o at.ad lhnt
.ru,,,o,.,. ,sn,l, ~ rr1t;" m snnn nav csrcs
nh;ai i"T - nan,, W torto ,rcaan,nn nnJ in
,,,s hss ~ uos nsen ,ii ~ .' hr",,"hs m NJ
nnoa n,aaee INV tnos 7as0'1 al w 1'e""1' W -
onSH. L,.,, - H.. ,,.v ..,, th.+ In
" auaus, ~ oana .. 're e.'s, T. Dau taas ,a' mo
naa aeCoea noAco .. Msnaes - a s.;.oa ~" ~
.ses @ .os too1tp" mosnt wv o',i IL ,,o t,t,ei'
o aouI "ao'oet 'oots "'hoanoo'' "o's" W ""''o''
pa1ou. ,,.... ..,. ,,.o,,oa .n .,,o
MootG 9h; sna et snas n"f tst ia "ns
, 1876-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS,
WILLIAM tNCltt1XAfs{lN.


Juagc Bloteess WRa occupied yessesaaS IN
hearing tho caso OF William Arclsdcacon n-
dictod for lssutuR Borip for Il less denomination
than 81, Intending 10 circulate tuo rnmo as
..s,.., ;,r,, ,rau ,,.;vos a., t,,n =, ,.o twin,
n.o'os' !"1' ""' ""'''1' "''3 WI o"'o ''''A
by tho Co'irt-
atr. KretziuEor, for tho defonBo. atatod That
thcro woro certain taots They wezc willing to
admit, nlr. Arcndcacou WAS President Of tho
trsssa' Aaho f1oa'lns a1lo t1asofS'hs oonpauy,
situated Ut Nunda, otherwise known ~ Crystal
Lake, In alollenry County. Tho Company on-
ployea about 4O0 handa, aud also had i uturo
from wlicl. theBc atup!oyes tot their gools. Tho
Company issued orders on tho Btoro To those
workmen for the amounts duo tt,om, which
orders thoy could tako to tho stozo and obtain
goods. liz was not willing. however, to admit
,Lat thiH sariu rot into Ropprat circulation ~
,nnnay
(onKenue,t1v Mr.. OIeson called hta yIsncssos
to nrnyo Tin fact. soyoral Of tAo MERCHANTS Of
Nult]a wero then called. who testified that from
MsTeh 1ust until ruoou.Iy thu scrjp Of sle Com
nnnv Ina boon fu protty general circulation III
III niaros All ths trntlarn have bocn iu lilo
hab,t of recoIvlpg 1t in payment Of goods, and
tt,cv eorh Ind IN orranromcnt wi.it tho Com
n,nv vhn1ehy t1,ny cns1ld tnkp II to tho noro mud
gc"civo .snoIs for H.
,lho t'o,rt was ,,aaer tlo tmorossiou that
+hern Ind her,, n vioIstion of law bnt nt,ntpr,ed
I'm conu until Satnrf.r to Qiyo dcfeuso tiIno to
nrsanut Inn suti,nrjtirn.
psese''' '''' ""'nu,a ,5,,,,,r "a u,,,
This c1so wa4 s,jl IN Yesterday. Tho do.ontI-
mt ijitI was called to tls Hlat,d mud further
crnas. ss s. e,ninea @ by I1r. Kotc,1,m ou some
,sti,'t. .,r",.in,s,v forrnttnn' trhcn Mr., Hsrnum
,n,t on y wltnoss from Thiladelphis, WHO las
not heforo testified in at,y OF lilo suits that havo
nrisen nut Of tho nood.Turncr complications,
The numo Of the vitucsa IL ". Il, bellows, and
bta Testimony was iutercatug and worry impof-
tant. liz at1tod that he ta q nrintor. and Inns
rnsitfci in ihiiadrlnhtn sjucn 1d51. lie printed
suycral 1oia nj blank deeds far Jnmea Nccd bo-
twcop 1860 and lHG1. lle wea Shown tho tloet
/! from N!chRrd y. ItobInson to Empgor Hamilton,
1iftfer which T,rnar nr Kibba claims ttlo 10 tho
ialuls In question, ThIa desd is dated 1850, s1,l
| /. tho ono tic dofcnBo claim ID forHory Tho
witncnu. after currfuliy examining tho doed
pad o recognized it al opo or hfs ci,itt]ra.,, u
moaning by that that It was nrlutol by llm tor
| Hccu I'd lafo as 1869 or 1868,
JUDGE puuMuoxp
| was occuoiod ali dAy yeHtprlny III hearing tho
rto1uv afau,,onls for i Kocoiyer Iu tho cASo Of
| iIutltitt ia Tho Illinois HlyDr na!lroad Cum
nany. Mr. Crawford occunied the out3,o day,
Ind m,ado q very powerful anu falling Adiruss. il,
| Il
, 1876-01-27


DAVENPORT. Ia, Jan. 2f-atr. A. ). Smith,
atato Agent for Iowa OF tho Charter Oak Life
Insurance Company. waa to-iay removed from
his position, and his ot!ico taken possession Of
by tho Company. II being charged that ho Ia
claims that ho is no embozzlor bat that there il
dun him IS commission nearly that amount. aud
that he aoized all OF tho money Of tho Company
in llts possosaion 70 mako this good. The repre-.
sentative Of tho Company claims that there Ia
only small amount duo Smith, and that Smith
iAa i,aen rctaiss In hfH rnmlktances for months.
Tho lnco,no Of tho Charter OAK from this State
annually is $50, 600. Mr. smith is ono OF Our
best known citizene. and bis difficulty haa
causcd much comment.
, 1876-01-27

NEW SUITS.

hu@AtEAltVt AuA &AQt Nhus All 1liSuAV*tus
NEW SUITS.
7tE CHICAGO K ILLINOIS ntvxn RAILROAD COMPANY.
Two rotitionH Ncro filod yesterday in tho bank.
Yup,cy proceedings against tho Chicago i I'LL.
no!s River Company. 0nn was aignod BY Lows
O. Btzaight, a stockllo!Jor in tha Company; tho
otl,or by Erlsb[o l. Happe!Ye, who ase Judgment
creditors 10 tho amount OF atLG7u. Tho poti.
tIona are nelrly identical, mud sol up that
short tiuo ago George ". Clark, 8 T. Wa!kor,
aud tue Western Union Telegraph Company
0lod petition against tls Company. The peti-
ttons charge that thoso bankruptcy rroooedin9s
aro fraudulent aud VOID, and woro insts-
tntod III pursuance OF a. conspiracy bo-
tvcon Clark and Walker and tho
otice1s Of the ltaroad Company to ot,oat and do.
fraud tbs huncst aockhoilcra aud creditors Of tho
Compnny and neainst tlloir pobitiyc protest. IA
fraudulent yoto Of 50i0 shnroa, agreed 10 and
did llo d voluntary petition on tlc ist Of De-
ccmbor, 1875, tho proceedings under Which. how
ever. wrre stopped BY Injunction. The p!!esent
Wnlker aro bonn Il.ie creditors, as they c'atn or
TINT they mud thu Telegraph Company constitute
uue-third iu number or represent ono.tourth III
a!uouht of the claims agatlst tho Company,
or That tho railroad Las committed tho
a1ld that Clarke and Walker knev their Btate-
nlentu wcro falso. Moreover, 1t 10 alleged that
tho Company is .uot intending 70 inserroso any
dofoilso to lilo bankruptcy proceedings, hit pro-
posod to allow iteelf to be ndjudlcated bankrupt
by default. contrary to tlo fntoraats OF tue hon"
cut stocktloldeIs, aud OF tho creditors: Whe1o~
Tore tho petitioners III Tho present petitions eak
that thoy may 10 allowed to autotsoho anu ~
torpoBo such dcfonHo to tho proceedings ~ JUS
ttce anu equity may do,natiu. an oluos wae o.
tored allowing tIo petit1ono1s 70 como III aaa ao-
fen1, OH giving bond Tor NIL costs.
Tho order, however. wns robbed Of ail tte value
apparently. !of thg GomPah5, ~ ~ ht!tol!nyyn,
llonroo 1'sboo d ball. ilea q general denial to
tho aIth e4afSeu a9alhat II.
D1sofCE3. ,,,
Wllhalmina llaHtiII8B tilod . Dill aEait,at nor
huHbLnd' Herman Hastings, nsHahE ior alvoscs'
On recount ot lts desossion.
Harriet II. L. jlgwgili aIso "ante dtvorco po-
cause hor husband lionry L. Ao"gl!s. las posn
gully Ut atuisory.
jGct tu tliv lonsor abhonco OF hia WHO, InEurtha,
anl ho 1itnates that hc Woafa Hko 10 nave a1l
opportunity to seiecs anotheF holl"heet, ha
eau only get lid of LIS psaatns lhcanpfaheo'
uStTEp sTATEs COURTS.
GcnrGo W. Deiaseu, Tor tho neo o. EVoIott ~ n;
Ihroor, commenced! oAls ~ uops 'ur spo'ouo
against apencer Z. Hlokus nnn n, Dan!el q. 1oahR.
Ih3maa a Ii. Co"asu taoo taauncoS l. oo"on
| fos El.uUu. - ..
aupEnfoh ontET IN nAiEI.
r, 'amaa ara caaf!os en a ona'n'o' suee neoao'e
Frederick Kramer began Buit for S2,0o0
| against Henry knns9; 7.,. r,.,o ..,,
CnafIoa elcarh anu 1oHatnat SHt1e pluhsAt
suit to recover 5!,5oo tsoni Charles y. Cook.
). j. Mcl1ormlu afisl i. ~ uofte! coH1tno1cgd
an action IN tteHpase asass'at Ing Alldlaha iaeitc
, 1876-01-27

Carbondalo aud Hfnkanda today, going 10 Cairo
thcro. Sheriff Morris took Sam M1alck down Tor
ssata visnesa to-day. Tho high crooks pre-.
vantod many from arriving hero to-day who wtll
60 dawn Tomorrow. Tho Casbonda}e Il ahsw-
ncetorn f!salsoad track Is badly washed away In
, 1876-01-27

speefal J1tspo!eh to The chscr7o 7rtbunf.
DEa 1IorNrs, H., Jnn. 16.-WLlo sink.
lug drill for we'll. cu tho farm ol
William Ward, near Wyoming, Jonas County,
tho dril at the dorth OF 12l foot, struck . hard
mineral, and, a!tor hnrd work. It WAS nul*tufed
depth OF feot, and work coasad+ Tho min
crat hns beep decided TO 10 fins quality OF lend
A shaft has boon commenced to mine tho orc,
and The prospects arc tia. tho oHnoS has struck
4 brynh1IZA
, 1876-01-27

Br. Paul. Afinn., jan 8,--A to!egtsn to tho
Dispatch says lrank Hathaway. Of WHbashA.
Ito young man Who shot aud killed No3lio 5lay-
ton. OF piainusw, Wabaat,a County. last batur-
day, because she refused lis addtessaa. and
attosHartls attempted to kill himself. xas taken
from bis bod last night BY party Of MASKED mcn,
about thirty In number, and t,anRed TO tree
In tho hotel yard, The lyncha1s aro unknown:
They performed tlsik mission ih two lnlnutce
time without speaking QUO word.
, 1876-01-27

WASHINGTON. D. u, Jan. 3G.-Sspator Pattor-
son, of South Carolina, IN aly1Hnd that tho SEQ
rotary Of Btato las 1asuod certificates to Mosos
and Whipper as Girenit Judges OF that State.
certificate at tho proper time. These arc the
two mon whom Gov. Chamberlain doclinsd to
commission after their election by the State
Legis]A&llfe.
, 1876-01-27
Andrew johnson waa tried for larceny and No.

Andrew Johnson WAS tried for larceny and No.
quilted.
Henry jackson vas trlsd for conspiracy and
found not guilty.
John Lyon. triad for larceny. was acquitted.
bfoaen Hudson and Louis Wobbof Wero tried
for fhsceny and found not guilty.
Jot,u KttsorinR wAd trtcd for horso-steAina.
found guilty. and hih tsrn Of imprisonment MAS
liked u thsoo yeasn and three mouths.
JUDGE DIopoEr-Ctmlnal businots u Eu1 bs
ready.
JUNIOR I1opKnB-41 10 nnd Of calendar.
1uDdE 0Any-90, III, 1lG, ITO 10 12l. 128 70
1870, 1872 "a 133. Inclusive.
JuDoE JAMnsoN-AHAiAta Judge GafY.
JuDon MooRE-H+ %. 70.
JUICE Kooxns-288 70 N04, inclusive.
Jupuz UooTir-382 to no. incIueIye, eIosps 800.
Jup0E FAnWELt-No call.
JuDuMENIH.
Eurxn1oa CouRT-EoHFEs+1oas-A. Doehm W.
ratot IIoumeyer, 1870. Sarah Z. Il. Bnith Or
Wills Cronkhste. n! .rattek u'Ncn u. Patrick
Gonro,, t1'h:1s-Yalensins bl"sa y. neorfo And
Frauk and Mary Warraus aud Frank Konopaaef.
$Hl126.-W. NJ. akmAu ~. Jacob Lazy, Sl,fI1.U9.-
William fstlcy Of at, Alfred 8. hfar and John q.
Isssons, tJal.s5.-d!sbett Pottgteser ". teter
IupSk uAn1-E1lha Baker VI. William II. phsro and
Andrew NJ. HILL t25y.5O.-F. T.. Watcott & al. ".
Charles chsT leston, $3i,8}Geosge ", Morton ot ~.
". Henry Il S.hroc!er. $50. -
CinCuIr CouRr-Jrp1E nodxns-Frcd Schmidt VI.
Frederick es,i Sophia Jsnuings, $l67.l9. Judgment
rcatornl.-Ffad aontaH at ii. ~: Hanna hlarcr,
$3.50. - -
JUDGE pooru-1ohn 8. Kltno Q. a. u. John luee,
$J2J.63+
, 1876-01-27
4 Travelled Editor

L9alsetH1 LHptT.
''Whak will you bayal" asksd waiter Of ona
of tue Indiana editors, ut the diuuoz tu lhls-
dolpbln, ~ he handed him I bill OF fare, And
Ito Hous!er With tEa htgh forehead leaned bsok
With napkin. a1dsjaou!ssed stesuly, '.'a!ums
all!s