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The Osceola times., 1876-05-13
THE HOUSEHOLD.

To HAVE PoT-PIE ALWAYS LIGHT.
Usc Hecker's prepared -four, mix with
milk or water.
DO NOT change thick flannel under
wear until the cold weather il wholly
gone, and by all means substitute sum-
mcr fsnnels for them.
SOFT SOAP.
Run Off the I've in the usual way and
put into the tub with the usual quantity
Of grease. Let IL stand from two to four
weeks, stirring II occasionally, and you
will have as good soap as was ever made
by boiling.
IVY PoIsoNINa.
Our correspondent writes: Seeing in
your valuable paper that some hunters
suffer terribly from the effects of poison
ivy or sumac, would say to them, if
they would apply freely acetate of lead
dissolved In water, it gives immediate
relief.
TO SET CoLoRs IN COTTON STOCKINGS
AND CALIcoEs.
Put some sugar-Of-lead in the water
10 wash colored stockings and calicoes,
it will set the color; any druggist will
tell you how much sugar-of lead should
he used to gallon Of water.
TO TAKE SPOTS OUT OF KALseMINED
WALL.
Spots which show are generally of a
greasy nature. First moisten the spots
with strong alum-water. When dry, APP
ply Crswford's prepared kalsomine Of the
consistency OF thick cream. | have
found this to work admirably, it will not
rub of.
TO REMOVE RED MITES FROM CANARIEs
Hang a piece Of new white flannel in
the cage at night next the perch so that
it shades the bird from the light. Tn
the morning you will find the mites on
the flannel; wash or put new piece the
following night, and continue doing so
until they are all removed II is also well
20 scald the cage. The perches should
be of red cedar wood.
STRAWBERRY sHoRT.CAKE.
One quart of -four, sifted; one tea
spoonful Of salt, two teaspoonfuls of
cream of tartar, a piece Of butter the
size of large egg rub it in the -four
well dissolve one teaspoonfu of soda in
tablespoonful of water, and put the
soda-water in two cups Of milk, bake in
a quick oven. Take three pints of ber-
ries, press half, and then put the other
berries in; save some Of the juice and
mix some sugar with it i; split the cake,
butter it and lay mixture between.
Peaches cut up, sugared and mixed with
a little cream or milk; or oranges, cut
up with sugar and laid between in the
cake are also very nice.
HOW TO GET RID OF FLIES.
The Rev. Geo. Meares Drought, writ
ing from Ireland, SAYS: :" For three
years have lived in town, and during
that time my sitting room'has been free
from flies, three or four only walking
about my breakfast table, while all my
neighbOrs' rooms were crowded. often
congratulated myself on my escape but
never knew the reason until two days ago.
] then had occasion to move my goods
TO another house, while | remained on
for two days longer. Among other
things moved were two boxes of gera.
NUNS and calceolaries, which stood in
my window, the window being always
open to full extent, top and bottom.
The boxes were not gone half an hour
before my room was full of flies as those
around me. This, to me, is new dis.
covery, and perhaps it may encourage
Others in that which is always source
of pleasure, and which now proves also
to be source of comfort, viz: window
gardening.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-13

DECIDEDLY the best remedy that has
ever been discovered for rheumatism, swollen
or stiff joints, flesh wounds, sprains, bruises,
cuts, and burns, is Johnson's Anodyne Lini.
ment We uss IL and always recommend Il
= cur frieada
The Osceola times., 1876-05-13

CHAPPED hands, face, pimples, ring
worm, altrheum, and othe cutaneous affec
tions cured and rough skin made soft and
smooth, by using Juniper Tar Soap. BE care.
full t. set only that made by Caswell, Hazard
4 Co., New York, as there are many imita.
tions made with common tar, all Of which are
verthless
The Osceola times., 1876-05-13
Bccs On u Ssssall Scale.

There are many householders whose
means will not enable them to buy COW,
or provide keeping for her were they in
possession of enc. But they may he equal
to the purchase of colony of bees and
provide hives for the warms result
ing thercfrom. Bees, like other stock,
require pasturagc, but, unlike horses,
cattle and sheep, they are free common
ers, ranging at will in search of stores,
nor can they be arrested and punished
for their intrusion ON premises, alias their
owners. A single colony of bees, in good
condition In the spring, may be counted
upon double or treble their numbers in a
single season, securing ample stores for
winter consumption, while supplying a
gratifying surplus each autumn for house
hold uses This accumulation will prove
most acceptable in families, especially
while the price of butter rules SO high as
TO place it beyond the reach of those not
blessed with elongated and plethoric
purses. Try colony Of bees is an ex-
perimcnt.-- Western Rural
The Osceola times., 1876-05-13
An old, Tried Friend.

For twenty years TUFTS Pills have proven the
friend Of the invalid, and through all the changes
Of that period tens Of thousands still stick to th IL
old friend and many more are daily testing their
virtues,
The Osceola times., 1876-05-13

What is your business, sir p asked the
court in sharp voice, A cOncholo-
gist." What's that?" said the judge.
open clams," said the conchologist.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-13

ALL the employees of the Concord On.
II. } railroad have been compelled to sign
the temperance pledge.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-13

WE should not hesitate to recommend
to any friend of ours Parsons Purgative Pills; F;
they are scientifically prepared, and are
adapted TO. all the purposes Of good pur-
gative medicine.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-13

Columbus discovered America
!; !; :; !: 4 4! 4: (
M Cd but IL has been found that the
only economical Shoes for chil.
DID, 1NY drcn are the celebrated SitSer
IKY 4SI toe aud are worth . pal with
The Osceola times., 1876-05-13
ROOFS

that leak costly property. You cannot afford
them. Fh" damage Ia your housed rtors wbnh
results from ore storm, is often than the e., It
81 putting Nout Barn roof IN order. The SeatN decay
OF agricultural a,hir"ry ssd iniplsmrntp, nrsing
from l"aty roof un nuthuuses would more than pay
the c'-t ni rouhna every shell crib ard rtorphnusr u
your htm Your stock NutlrrH fruIl the drippuP- of
your siahcrupi aud the necessity Of their lying ia
wet stalls. 1hese evils affect property, hut when
your house roof leaks " is yet then comfort
departs, aud you have garnet tu Of pals aud pans
10 catch the steady streams ther" wet ceilings
and tHlng plsrter there T. Spoiled furniture damn
bedding and fheuisatFia thrfe Is the anxious witp
w"ared with running upstairs to guarl agninst
new leaks; u Is decay, aud ruin. aud prper wasted
You caHBof AFFORD II. Our slie u, oflng raiut will
enc your diihcnltiss and make ,our rnpfs water.
tight. for peie toois. our Rnil~r Roofing Frlt GOV.
cred wit slate Enulns Paint will give satisfaction
TO any one For lull information in regard 10 Roof
ing hnh lionse Paints generally. send fer uur lui
page b""k, which IL free toa who v'itrat once and
laenhog thts p,irsrap,r. Address, n. y, SLATE
hOoFiNG CO., LIMITED, Cellar Street, \.
eh IN con day at home samples worth 81 sent
w " Wv free. sTINs0N a CO., Portland, hi,.
fSl COX Isrhsy send for ''kronp Dialogue
az !. ~ " trss 49, s.,ss V ~. Mas,
WWkN WHITING TEE ADvESsTlSERs
" p,esse say yo" 90 ~ tsse advertisement
=" s"" pnp"r. ~ n. q. 10.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-13

WHEN WHITING Tsp pADvERTaSERs,
In this paper. - H. N ~.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-13

80 c25ye,sa'ss send 70, ,'s,o,so ssal.su..
The Osceola times., 1876-05-13

EyARDS.- white or tinted Bristol. 20 cts; 10
I Snowflake, Marble, hep. or Dampal, ~ cts. ~
Glass, 20 cts: with your name beauinily printed en
thctn and % samples Of tyrs agents rrcelist etc.
sent by return mail receipt Of pr'ce Discount TO
Cuts best Of work. ". q. CANNON, 90 ne.land
Street. Bo-ic.. Relrs in : ". rtrrrSsfiI 4 60.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-13

Hh IN e9n day at home. Samples worth ~ seut
w " Vlu Tree. sTlNsON CO., Portland, Ms.
The Osceola times., 1876-05-13

C1S bs,ns st. n u I'VE ia.wS''x,'
ClcnR 70 be rrsresaIhlc and r.i.s-
BE. esd tht.h be eFsy. Aecsss 9 stv.eVdi..
~ Wtsesse0est&"-G " WsstlT sss zprsl ~. 1873,
The Osceola times., 1876-05-13

Run Off the lye in the usual way and
put into the tub with the usual quantity
Of grease. Let il stand from two to four
weeks, stirring il occasionally, and you
will have as good soap as was ever made
by boiling.
, 1876-04-21

ir+,u .,.,,aors, and uor,,icovom,r,. me.,,ro
,'"1I ~ H., -ae,,. - ~ Cooa s,,n.,,,,u
VIA oo Assu ~ t"' tooA'o ~ Wv ooo" aa'sn n,',,
Society. l73 Randolph Street, to-day Al y oeloek-
An entertainment for tho benefit of tho
Womon'B ContcnniAl will bo givon ut Mccormick
I}nl1 Saturday afternoon and evening, The
nr,co, aro ,nodorn,o md tho programme oxco1
ro "
1euI*
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton will deliver m
ent,rn1y now lecture, entitled "Washiugton
wa.n.,, ~ horo-o N, Sunday r,ccturo socI,tv
"o.ou' no - s.s,s.,, ~ Maro-s,;o;,
1anaas s'a,9sa a,.stnoon ~ ~ os,t. ''o'A'
uGll Admission, III cents
Tim Raw. Dr. Rbo5es. of IT. Louis. will do
,,ran h,s f.a, ,a,,rra m !. 1r,,a n1orv =, yorr,
.,'o' ;, Als tl.o 'eos"to Va ~, ~
Men" Friday evening. Aprl Il, a. O'CLOCK, III
tho Fourth Prcabyterian Church. corner ,s Supp
rsor aud Rush streets. All arc cordially invited
Tickets to tho entertainment Monday oyonlng
tor tho benefit Of tho Founding i9s.'tu''on nay
10 lonnu ~ JAusen' alc1iuts ~. .. - aua
~ STATE slest, any g. Ao1mouJ nuh nou u.. nnu
Madison atrces.
Tho uuuoar,,n Doak Society elyos 3 grand
concert aud so1soo n stanaara "a 10! Mail SATURDAY
bost amateur talent in sho city lbs been secured,
and tha programme is one Of unusunl streng,h.
Tho pcventh Sunday afternoon concort for tho
bonolt Of tho Good Samaritan uome will bo
riyen \. HooIey's Theatre Sunt1a7 st ) O'Clock.
i;ss Minnin = TrrtIs tho fsvoritc cnntrnitn NJ
e. ,.sS mia on'v svI assist Aimnson A. ms,sl to
parQuottn and dresH-clrcle, 70 centH; to bal-
conies, 10 cents.
tm, A.,,o.n,,,, r,;t, ,,,, ;ts o1,ea l., ,-o,,t
carving III ITS fooms, NO. 70 y ashlnston stIeet
| Saturday, at 2 2. N. Material and tool. will DO
! tn rchdlness so that all who enter tho ctaBs can
commence work at onco, Ita object Ia to toac!,
| n Enov1apn Of n huYInons tbst can be tur,,o3 to
| arantt,ai oooornt H. aoo,-inr ron,unarat{vn mn,
ptaet.eaA "~11r.s m,t ~ ootts t. ,sass.1, ~ -
FIofu'ons. tHohb! oontf!'su esPoei"N ~
W1Mcus II WILL % opbn 10 oil "ao deb1o lnAtfuc-
son; AL pefaona 'h1osestea Aro 'a'1'ea 10 IT.
toho' .,,,,,,.u,.
| chh.s1tAH EoHYESllos'
, 1876-04-21
THE ClTY.HALL.

Tho Hoard of Public WORKS laaued IN estl-
mate of ~. .99a 10 i. Earushaw yesterday for
masonry ou tho wess 6ido umpiug.works.
Tho City TreasuHer's teceipts yesterday we're
s1,7y3 from uatet'Eenls. 45JG from tho City
Collector, and sms'l SUN IN intere4t. bearing
taxes.
tbs bal!os.boxes tor the city election hsyo s,l
bseu returned to the City Clerk, with the OK
cep,ion Of that for tho Tblrd Precinct OF the
Third Ward.
Comptroller Hayea has no information TO Si,e
n 10 she time when city employees can bo paid
but 10 !. opes that Tho city certificates may bt
decided to bo legal, and through that decision
to obtalu money. ue says that 10 syrnpAthize'
with those who ars hard up, aud will DO all III
can 10 relieve their wansa. At psestut ho il
tied baud mud foot.
1t WAS unusually dull at city headquarters ycs
tellsy. The Aldermen who paid the place
visit were not numerous. nor had thcy ANY now
to give. They seemed anxious 10 dui1h up u
, 1876-04-21
SUBuR BAN.


A serious accident occurred Wednesday At
about noon Al Mr. Noard's now building on
Lhko street. nfr. John IIolbino carpenter
employed on Tho building, vhile at work on tho
top Of tho brick wall atoppcl upo', loose plank
in the scarodng which EaFo way, and
looslug Ills balance he foil to tho ground, dis
tnnco Of IA foot. 11olp was immediately Hntn-
noned, and tho sufferer was conveyed to his
homo Oh Chicago avenue. Dr. Cash beng IN a..
relief. 1t was found upon examination that
several ribs wore brokcn, md tho bEoast-bone
sadly fractured. hlr. Hobino has wifo and
children entirely dependent upon him for sui,-
port. As he has been resident Of tho Park
lot number Of years he has tho sympathy OF
tho entire community.
Yesterday morning a. l o'clock tho citizens on
tho South Side wero alarmed from slumbor by
tho cry OF fire. It waa discovered TINT build.
Ing Owned and occupied BY h1r. Joseph snrrot
was wrapped IN ilntnas. Tho house was lsrgt
franc one on Madison stsoet. Tho lower rooms
hAvo boon used for sonlo t'rc as saloon. the
family living up asatrs. Tho main building and
soyernl sfetB wcro consumed. It ls not knovr
how tho fire originated. No llycs woro lost.
, 1876-04-21
CRIMINAL.

1tiko Hurley, youth Of about l8 years, uho
some time ago outored the grocosy.utoro OF \
man named Nosenburg and atolo sundry articles,
among thom an nvercoatt wan yesterday hont 10
Jail III default OF 81 900 bail to appear before
the Criminal Court.
About 8 o'clock yoascrdsy morning tha hard
uase storo Of e. 4. Wooloy, at No. COL Archer
avenue, YVES entered by burglars who packed
stock valued at 800 In sack preparatory to Ito
removal. Defots tlntshlug tho!r work, tho
burglars MORO frightened oil by shots from tho,
pEoprletor'h revolver.
Thomas Carroll aud Joseph Wobb. together with
. scanlp who 'as not caught, wore observed by
John Honhyne trying to 1ob the house OF ltoso
Honayne colared onc. aud 0llepr CaTborry ar
rested another. They were brought before JUS
tico Eoote, aud wero hold to tho Criminal Court.
Timothy Casey, Nike CorcorAn, aud John
Crawford wont 10 q houso on North Wells street
| About o'clock last Tuesday morning and de-
left lbslr curds III the shape OF about 4lU0 dam
axe to Nlndow-glass, ctc. They Interviewed
| JlAtlce Hartmann yeHtc1day, aud wcre lot OF
under s3u0 bail until tbs 2s!h tnat.. when their
rather irregular conduct nt III unHeenly Aour Of
| tho morniuE vii! ba investigated.
for hsylng in her Possession several thousand
duIla1s worth OF diamonds, Was Arsaigned before
bcui!y yesterday morning, aud hor examination
continued until Saturday. sls gave bonds Of
every ot!oss 70 obtaia sotns Glow to tho owner
ship OF slo diamonds, nuppoded to be stolsn.
}ut without succoss. and aio tucnod to credit
tho statement she hss Iusdo respecting beg title
10 the property. TAose Who know Mrs. Little
state tLat she IL 3 snesnber OF oae OF
tho o!dest families in tue htats from whom she
lnherltd large estate. Years ago she 1nkrriod
..,gamlloE, aud tlna!ly there was = sspAze.ion:
, 1876-04-21
Tho 0hickhsaw Guaras Of Memphis Aud ths Tor,
tor 1tlffoa Of Nashville Ct ABh Barracks to-nor.
row afternoon.


Quncr, H., April 2o.-Th. Hon. dsorss J.
Richardson. son Of the lsts Col. William 4.
Richardson, died In this city to-day, Of oonsump-
tion, sftcr a lingering illness. Tho dcosassa
WAS a prominent mombor OF Tho Bar OF this city
In 1871 lie waa olectod to tbs Legislature from
credltably. IIo vaa 9i yoars Of ago.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 2U.-ltiehafd O. Duncan.
= wol.known tolegraptor. formerly TUG ohtef
operator OF tho indianapolis aud New Orleans
Offices, died At Battle Oreok, Mich, thts mora
lug.
LANaiHo. Mich. April 20.-l4hwronce Ryan. 4
pioneer OF InRinm County, died at Mason, aged
b2. lie osn,o to tho Htato Ia 1850. ~
N. W. CLARK, tho ptsc!culturist, Of Clarkyillo,
is dead. I1o was ono OF tho arst to engage In
Artificial fsh-hhtehIng.
John Stanley died recently 1t hts hons In
Grand Ledge. To was . tioneor OF that town,
MAI 10.
, 1876-04-21
THE TURF.


LoSpoN, April 20.-Ths frce-hnnutcap race at
Newmarket to-day was won By Maitland; Berry
fold SECOND, Delay third, preakness, tho Ameri-
can hot1e, fourth. preakneHs catred A pounds
mo.o thnn tho winner, and 30 moro than Berry
field aud Delay.
Laat year the value OF tho stakos was 95,625.
Among tho eighteen entzies this yenr was Mr.
3aniord's b. h. pzeakness, agod. by Lo1tngton
out Of Daylonf, to carry 1876 pouuda, sho top
weight. Tho race taat year mas won BY popping
Toui, 4 years, 9d pounds. e!eyeu running.
REV OHI4EANh Race.
New 0nLgANa, Lh April 20.-At tho rsoos,
fourth day, tho weather, traclt, and astoDdsuos
Moro al! good.
Tho .lfat race, sclIng race, purHo $500, milo
and a quarter, was Won by Kilbnrn, Alton 4ec-
ond, Hnring!et Third. Time, 413l5, ..
III the 200! on the track Alton God at &t6,
Kilburn Si50. Bpringtet eJu.
Tho second .ace. ~ mt1os, ali ages, pllrns
$780, was won easily hs ABcenMun: Sur
vivor sccoud. Jnck Trigg THIRD. Time, 2;i?t5.
In the pool On the track Ancenslon sod n
4l0O, Survivor S85, Jack TriKg ~.
The third racc, milo heat, best in s, all
tsea purse 3G00, resulted
EulsteF..... =
~'' 1im-i:t7; i:is; l:t6j!:
In tho pool on tbs srack Enlister soA st eao0.
Eswberne $3.50. Post Leouxrd $40. After The
first heAt Newberno sold It $i29, EnIstsr ebo,
Post Leonard, $40. After thA second heat,
| NeHbstns Sill, the aeld, 422.
, 1876-04-21
SMALL CHANGE.
TILE ftifSif k.lll HIS,rkD.

II IA doubtful II tho prekent generation Will
oyar get oyor itA present [ascnatton for coin. 10
long has the American clizoh been compelled to
barter and sell with dirty. illNsy pieces OF paper,
representing uncertain quantities OF uealth, that
iong period must o1apae, during Which silver
must 10 moro plentiful that 1altot-oox suffers,
before tho people will be content to pay out
the'r looao coln for merchandise, providing thcy
have any paper currency with them. but the
ora OF silver money has evfdantly arrived. Yes.
teTdaYt undoE directions from the Secretary OF
tho Treasury. tho sub.'lreunuEy III t4is city bo-
gan thu payment OF silver in exchange lor
fractiunal currency. Tho nnt,co having beon
gwen Wido publicity tn tho daily papers, thusc
was large crowd OF people around tho
lower Aoos Of elio Custo1n-lIouno before
tbs hour for tho opening Of tho uoyo1n,nent
o1liceA. They we're 1nost!y c.osaH in ata1ea and
taphA and nIRuy OF tlaM Ind come repaired to
carry away largo amounts Of the desirable sliu-
orr. Some brought aatchels, othara huge bags
and one man luggea il trunk Witch he wanted
to have iilcd.
Owing 10 tho small force oi assistsnts IN ths
Sup-TseaB,l1crs oilice tho work Of suppying tho
applicants proceeded slowly. All Of tho culrel.
ey nnd 10 be Counted aug s,s w.s no K. task
Tie tsnka got tho lion's sharo Of tue con a
might be expected Thu Flrat National son
srouud early for $4,000. but they were on!
Llowed s5,6t0. Field. Leisor i Co., ta!woll
&tl5 QkuGf HfInHt tu0A AWAY a. sAoAeHuo A~s
lars. .is ooiu beug dealt out ln ba2s contslnin
81, 600 each. Tho silver was assorted. III the DO
nomination. OF u, Is, and 80 ceuts. aud tho
wure ail bright aud fresh from tho toins: =.
blkuy people came in And obtaIned 80 worth
that beiug tho iowebt amount paid. And wen
aAay with beamtug countonsnces. juggling TT
coiu III their pockets. Thn1e WAS S85, 0Ol) in coli
III the vaults in tho morning, aud OF thls abo1!
.5U,000 was dIstursed during 1ho day. Tho oil
clala say that they expect to 10 able TO keep u
| with tha tIaFra bI. tHH ffflUCAmGOk OEluH tlA
they arc su receive tlG, ,o0u ua,ly from the Min
| iu tniialelphla.
, 1876-04-21

Los any ons 70 thers who ia posted In tho con-
ntrtloston Of oyen III % 1imstest cock1s-shell OF
dwelling, md he will lind that tho two .paviltons
eau catch hom from all rides. The buildings
run east and west, and faee north and south,
Tho architecture Ia Of tho chosp. shows kind
Tho effort haa been to spend M much money as
was possible. 30 ~ to alIow The Commistonets
good Margins and giro tho tAx-payors ~ lltklo
n. COULD be Cotton along with and 't'1l mnto
show.
Tho plan OF tho pavItlons included syssem
OF oorrido.s u tho north ana n. eoa.a W.
tiouss. vhero they could SNUFF tho purc ,a and
balmy breezes floating ovor The rsa'f,es: The '
idcA was good aud couln,otioablo one' ,,u!t nhu
these corridors hnvo been constructed. hls
how2 They have bean put up fhsalrcaena nna
hlIl of the 1n,altst pfne material. aud ID tlls
vny have bocono the ver!est fire-ttapn from tlo
atArt They have bcen 10 built that, III caso
Iittio b!aze III kinssted In them, It has gfaEd
SO That tlssy aro 1T The more dangerous for
thus ,easoa. Imagine a porson accidentally
cropping light In ono OF these tsndcr.hoxca
tho wlntl NJ tho tmo might ho btowlug gallo
md should II hAppsn to Je from tho right ElEec-
lion 1t would tAho TIN bn,hllng will, It, and no
power on enstI, could save 1t.
Tho truth III, tho enrr!iurs should have bean
built OF light tron-notk. mud thor would hare
cost much loas than tho illn,nv wooden excuses
which now condemn tho buildings as q wholo. It
neou,s az though thla piece OF crl'nLnal CARELESS
moss was not iaugesoiiu onouRh to satisfy tho
County I}oard. They pronoeo to pus in chpap
woont elevators in each Of tlioae corridors. 30 as
to further andangor tho lives Of those who
may have tho miAfo1luno to be sent to tho
hospital. Thoro ought to bo some change mhdo
In ticas flro-trap corridors, for ITO sa,o mat,
can 500 thc,n without At once fecitnR that Tiny
viii bo monaco as long m tlloy exiss. Tho
question Is, What is the County board going 70
do shout IL tbs architect III to bsatne. He
constructed tho buildings aftor his OWN design,
without notifications BY tho CountJ Board OF
any ono olaa.
, 1876-04-21

busfnuso remaining for thom to do, snd TO retire
from thoir oflce1 and from t,IlcnviAho notoFioty.
Aid. Dixon. Dave Clnrk, Tnnt Stout, Qutrk. and
a few othcra exprcsacd their readiness 10 glve
up their soAts just ~ soon ~ thotr anooossotb
should mako tEioir appearance AZ 20 any winh
10 hold ovbr, they Expressed tliot minds a. DE-
cidedly Artrfo to Any elloh ooaras. and. IN feoE,
they gave not the slightest creaetca % report
stating that Au Attompt would bo made 10 hang
Oh With Colvin. They regsrdcd it "a nonaonse,
II not meant for joke.
Alr. G. q. Dixon, one Of tho most prominent
chndiankeE for Aldermen at tho recent election
in tho Thirteenth Ward. WAS around tho City
Hall yeatarday to demand Of tho City Council a
recount OF tho Aidermanio voto Ia bis ward. Mr.
Dixon wan tho third highest 10 tho returns made
by lllo judges. Aid. Cleveland being first aud
Wheoior. tho Democratic nominee, standing
accond, while Dixon followed cloaely ia tue rear.
count on tho ground that GU tho arss
count In tho various prcclncta ho mas o1ccted
by snhll majority, but thst on
tho second count, In some WAY to him tnknoTn'
District {Ald. Qutrk's districs) ho WAS crcditod
with 100 votes and on tho bucond count only
1O7 we7o awarded him. IN tho Second District
tlIc.e WAS difference OF G votes In the Two
counts. ant, ia tho Third District there "A5 M dis.
pnto Of votes, whlle Ill tue Fourth District
thcro uaH 10 recount. THIS mhkes dineronco
OF twonty.Heyrn votoa In tho two counts. and
a. Alr. Whoc!os'a malorityAo over him is 40 sm.l!
lo thinks n recount ought to be o7dcreu. II
ho ia beaten uron an honest, fair aud square
count. ho expects to retro to private lie And 1t
onco drop tito dispute, but II elected llo expects
TO occupy the oilico.
the couScifr m
or rather part of 1t, met last oTenang nt 130,
whon il was found that only fifteen Aldermen
wore present. They we're Aid. Warren, Cooy,
| Spndsng, Stone Of tho Fourth, Stone OF tho
| Fifth, llofdy. 6o1nu,or, CLARK OF tho Tenth,
| Willie, Heath, Caao, lfalE, schatfncf, Dichan-
, 1876-04-21

Tho two payi!lona OF tho uar County Hospital
now under root sre ius!iy regarded AZ handsome
in deslgn aud ns perfect In tAei1 Way for the
puspoaoB intonded. Tho Ventilation has boon
especially lauded. and when theso tA!uga have
boon said nll that IL favorable has beeo told.
Tlo taxpayers Of Cook County have paid dearly
for this luxury for, Whatever 1nAy be said ia
favor Of tho ventilation and appearance OF tho
buildings, they are tho Yoricst ate-tsaps,
which no underwater would insure
except 1t ~t1tEa hhzaEdeuH" 1stoa.