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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

The NEW NORTHWEST is not a Woman's
Rights, but Human Rights organ, devoted
to whatever policy may be necessary to secure
the greatest good TO the greatest number. 1t
knows no sex, no politics, no religion, no party,
no color, no creed. Its foundation is fastened
upon the rock OF Eternal Liberty, Universal
Emancipation and Untrammeled Progression.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-10

sMoney or9sr omces.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-25
OBsTRUCTING SIDEWALKS.
Judge HsisEeII, of the Circuit Court,
Declares What is and What is Not
an Obstruction Under the
City Ordinance.

IN the casa Of PodesSa, Malate5ta &
c.. vs., TIE City, which involved the
question as to obzt-0c!iug the sidewalks
aud the right Of merchants to put bar
rsls, boxes, etc on the sidewalk for pur-
poses of shipping or receiving, Judge
F5iskel held that the city ordinance On
tlis subject was q general one, prohibit
ing the obstTuctiug If sidewalks but the
Ortinauce did not specify what were OBJ
s.ructions. In the csse above no citizen
had made complaint OF any obstruction,
and il Was proved by defendants that
b barrels, ETC., which we're on the side
walk in front O.! their sore did not cre-
ale an obstruction Of said sidewalk. The
case in point was not covered by the or
dinaDce above mentioned The city has
right, however, to pass an ordinance
prohibiting the placing or storing Of
barrels, boxes, ete., on any portion of
the sidewalk and declaring such an OBJ
s!ruC,ion OF the same, bus the city has
not done so ss yet. A verdict was rem
dersd for the defendants aud against
the city upon these questions OF fact and
law
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-25

i-rence on appropriation bills, as Hol.
mans known views on that point were
o'stastefai 70 the Republicans as we'll as
% many Oftbe Democrats, 1t was hoped
nat 3 Sufficient number Of The Demo-
cfsts could be secured 20 enable the Re-
EuD leans 20 s1bsti.ute General Banks
f}r Holman, bat for some reason, either
teosuse this move has oome TO the
J -o@iedge Of Randall, or bsosQse ROl-
nan ofJectsd TO being used merely to
ep Ihe pace for Cox, besides giving
ug his place on the conference commit
ice already appointed. as coon as the
pfayer Of The casgi ia was conelud--..
Mr Randall moved the mousse sd,
JaufD, although lss,, niRht he lefnsed 10
o'1iSsl, q, AID adjournment until Mon
usy, and had remained In town for the
fo'c Purpose OF engaging In more impor-
tant bus.:iess than joining his delega-
Uon at 81. L, uis, as originally intended.
Mr.. HaIis, Of Virginia, opposed the
s5i0urnmeDt, and secured the yeas and
rays, thus defeating Il.
As soon IS the motion was made 10
adj JurD, Mr.. B1lmau offered the above
resolution, with the name Of SAylor in
the place Of his own, which had been
erased. The lstter portion OF the RESP,
luton, limiting the election
OF new speaker pro tenn
to the time Of Cox's return,
had been also erased, thus msking the
term Of the rew speaker pro tenn ex,
tended to ian absence OF the speaker him.
se!f The resolution was adopted u1Sni-
Insnsly, Mr.. Congsr saying sfterwsrd
that Sayl5r was : satisfactory TO the
Republicans that he had 10 desire to
move an amendment, Mr.. Ssy1er was
not in the ball, end after few moments
the clerk entertained d and pus the motion
to aCiJurn, which WAS carried. Cox left
last night, when the motion originally
drawn proposed to secure the place for
him on MS return.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-25

DETROIT, June "a The water in the
Saul5 Ste. MsIie commenced rising
about ten o'clock yesterday morning
without any apparent cause, and reached
q greater hight than has been known
for many years. The variation was four
fset and nine inches in one hour and
twenty minutes. A large sheet of water
oveIfowed the steep wall and rushed
over into the new lockpit, threatening
serious results, The superintendent
clCssd the guard gates Immediately,
thereby preventing serious damage, and
has kept than closed Gll day to facilitate
repairs in the dam. The steamer Fran
els Smith, and two or three schOoners,
have been delayed four hours thereby.
Two schooners, the Hutchinson and
Bdegh;ie, when about entering the ca
nal during the low water, ran aground,
each sustaining considerable damage.
The repairs on the dam will be com.
pleted and the gates opened to night.
No further trc uble is anticipated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-25

THE New Ysrk Sun, giving the par.
ticulsrs Of an interview with Grant by
Ex-Governor Hahn and Governor Kel.
logg, after the Cincinnati convention,
says:
AS 10 law and order In Louisiana, he lGrantl
sald tnst X might as well be proclaimed now
that IN the southern States, during the cam
paign, there should be protection for every
cttlzen, ana II tht army was not large enough,
ne do not doubt that the loyal states would
furnish quota OF volunteers for thai pur-
pose. The tenor OF his conversation con-
WINGED ms visitors that it was the determine.
ton or the President TO have q Republican
successor.
II this is Grants plan Of Campaign,
we trust the Democrats In the house will
proceed t. investigate him as they are
investigating Blaine, and let the world
know just what his participation and
share in the Ra iical swindles amounts
tn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-25

Judge Fisher as a Candidate for Con-
Sress-BrOther ERureIIaB's Band
The Crops - The Ma.
SOns-Esc.
From an Occasional Correspondent of the

From an Occasional Correspondent of the
Appeal
SARDIs. Miss, Jure 24.-The Repub.
licsn convention OF the equity is to ss-
s9mble here to-day for the purpose of
appointing delegates TO the district con-
ventiOD, which is, | learn, to meet st
Oxford on the thirt' eth-the same day
aud place Of tire Democratic convention.
Whist will be done has not ss yet been
f0reshsdOwed, but l have heard that
Judge Fisher, late circuit judge Of this
distinct, is spoken of as the robable
nominee for congress. Captain Robert
II. TaylCr aud Mr.. William H. Wall
Leave here tomorrow for st. Louis, to
ba present during the session Of the
Democratic convention. They will cup
port the nominee, and belieVe they are
for Tilden first, and though not dele
gates, they are men of high standing
and influence. Brother MaureliaD,
OF the Christian Brothers college,
was down here few days ago with q
large numb, of the pupils Of that insti-
tuition, and while here they treated cur
citizens to some very fine music, and
were in turn sereDsded by our cornet
band OF Sardis. The weather has be-
come very warm, and the crops are be-
ginning 70 mead rain-not suffering,
however, but only in q condition in
which a good rain would be Of incslCu.
liable advantage to them. The pastor of
the Methodist church at this place REV.
W. P. BartoD) has received several let.
tiers from prominent educators in Ten
nessce and elsewhere, in relation to
pchool at this place. There is undOubt.
edly splendid opening, but the person
who wishes to avail himself of it should
have or be able to command some money
Of his own, and thus become interested
in the properly (or owner of it) as well
as in the profession. There is large
Masonic celebration st Peach creek, ten
miles west Of here, to-day, and good
many Of our citizens have gone out.
The approaching f urth will be cele-
brated ia high style down at Batesville,
and all would be glad 10 see you.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-25
ELECTIDA NBTICE.

JAMES II. PORTER, Governor Of the Stale Of
Tennessee To all who shall see these Pres
ents-Greetlng:
WHEREA@, 4 vacancy ex sts in the cfh-o
w of District AttCuev- General Of the
Bartlett Circuit Court Of shelby county,
caused by the resignation Of A. ~. stephens,
Esq
Now, therefore, I, James D. Fo-ter, GOV
ernor of tue state Of Ieuuaz ea, HF virtue OF
the power and authority vested fu me bv the
constitution snd laws hereby nrier au e.eC-
ton 70 be held within the limits q. said Bart
lett Circuit on thursday. the 81 Gay 1i a ne
gust, l76, to Il u said v2ca 0cy- and The 0usliffs
and other officers infru-ts1 t- l5r .gi'G sucu
duties in saId Bartlett olrcgit W.l. au ssiG
day, proceed to open IN hold said election az
al the various precincts and voting places
within their respective CCu- tie, aur. due Ts-
turn make as provided rs law.
IntestimOny whereof, I bereunto sci my hand, ,
and have caused the Great seal OF state 10
ne affixed at Nashville, J1ls -lsJ day oi
June, 1876,
JAMES ID. PORTER, Governor.
CHAs. y. GIBBS, Secretary Of state JuZ5 Su
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-25
THE G0ED MEDAL.
Mr. Emile Leyy's'Prizes for mis- Pupils
List of the Winners, md Names OF
Those Who = ear the
5fOnOrs.

The contest Tor the gold medal be.
tween the piano pupils Of Nr. Emile
Leyy was decided yesterday. o. thirty
! seven, twenty five were contestants, and
CT these i've Wera declared worthy thB
medal, and two Of the second ngize-s
very handsomely bound cODy OF "S3ugs
OF Life" The ram IS Cf he medalils,s
are Carrie Heating, vino had prsctisad
eleven hundred and twelve hours in 9
session Uf eight months, less one week /;
Lizzie SpeeTs, who had praeticed nine
hundred and seven hCurs; Lula Good
man; who had pEac,lced four hun0red
and eight. four hours and fO1ty-tiY min.
uSes; Ida PUghe, who hal prsc,icsd five
hundred and Gighty.0Ee houcs and iGF-
ty-hve minutes, anu Florence Gsge, five
hundred and ele7an hoITs. The win
ners Of the second prizs were Martha
Trudeau, who hsd piacsicod nine hun
dred and three hours and thirty min
utes, and Willie Belle Taylor,
Who had practiced six hun
dred and nine hours and fifty minutes
AS there wSs bat oCe medal end oce
beck, the madallists drew lots for ;he
priza, Miss Pugde bsine the foTuaste
Winner, and Miss Martha TIu3esu 6a-
ing the winner % ths hook. The msdsl-
lists returned two huHCEs-- S15 OD5 tick
cts esch, received from Mr.. Levy our.
ing the session as certificates ef tbFir 10
dp-try, and the young lEdics for toe sec
Opd prizs returned tVO hundred each.
The general aversCe Of the clss3 is *
pressed by oDe hundred and seventy
tickets, the lowest on the EsS having
o1ly one hundred and sixty tickets.
These prizes DO rot indicate tbs prof.
cheney Of the pupils 80 ri saist7; only the
fact that by indust y ana atteEtion they
have accomplished their lessODg, the b3-
ginner stsudi0g "a fair chance f0r the
medal or the book IS the most prOuis-
Jog or Er,istic Of the class. We cOngrat-
u'stC Mr.. Levy on the result and the
paren.s of the children upon the pro-
gress they have GIsda under q master
who for his industry aDd sttenJi0n tOhIs
work deserves the cocf ience and cup
port Of the community.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-25

TIE Gallatin Examiner gives its
opinion in these words, "Tilden and
Hendrieks" and says: We would feel
like there was every ground to hope for
the defeat Of the Republican nominees
il the st. Louis convention would have
the wisdom to give US this ticket. If it
does not, we will enter the contest with
but little hope. There will he little need
of the Republican psrsy to put them
selves 10 much trouble, for cur defeat
would be almost q foregone conclusion.
We may as well lock the matter squarely
in the face. The south and west can
furnish q heavy electoral vote, but not
enough TO win the race. A miss is es
good as 8 mile, We must have New
York, and Tflden can carry it Ike a
fiasb.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-25

THE Boston Saturday Evening Er.
press, in summing up the Presidential
chances, claims the following States fol-
Tilden in the electoral college, il he is
the NOMINEES: Alabama, 10; Arkansas,
s. California, s.; Connecticut, 6; Della
ware, 8; Georgia, IL; Indiana, Is; Ken
tucky, y; Maryland, s; Mississippi, s;
Missouri, Is; Nevada, 8; New York, S5;
North Carolina, 10; Oregon, 3; Tennes-
see, II; Texas, s; Virginia, IL; West
Virginia, S. New Hampshire, S; New
jersey, 8; louisiana, s. Total, 2O4;
necessary 10 choice, 179. These figures
are worth studying.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-25

GOVERNOR TILDEN goes before the
81. Louis convention with the solid vote
OF New York, New England and the
Pacific States. No other candidate has
anything like the same vote to count on.
Aud We may believe that he will re-
ceive, on the first ballot, the vote Of q
large majority Of the southern delegates.
The demsnd for the nomination Of Til
den, IS giving the party the best pros
peot OF success, is irresistible. The peo.
pie regard him as the embodiment of
reform, and demand his nomination.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-25
CENTENNIAL PICNIC.
Grand Entertainment 80 be Given
at James Park, On the EhirG of
July, for tie Bens fit Of the
COnfedt rate hgOnu-
mental Fund.

On tomorrow week, the tbiId Of July,
q grand Centennial pionie will be given
at James park f0r tho benefit OF all
those who desire TO Celebrate the ara Of
the anniversary of the glorious Fourth
OF July, the centennial anniversary Of
the independence OF the y nited States
from British rule and oppression. Every
possible arrangement; will be made with
view to the entertainment Of Ell visi-
tors who may attend Oh that intervening
occasion. The best band OF music and
finest orchestra in t6e city nave bssn
eng aged to play for the guests Ent dan
GERS. twill ba an Old-fsshioned Four h
of July picnic, held on the eve Of that
great day, 50 as not t0 injetfsre with the
regular celebration OF the former aav,
for which extensive preparations have
been made by the different civic and
military societies and assooistson5 Of the
city. 1t will be a pleasant way 70 usher
in the Fourth, BY j)yoas!y dancing
it in on the night OF the third.
No one should fsil To be in gttendercs,
either during the afternoon or night, be-
cause at the. park you viii see every
body, your old frienCs included, who vii
also be celebrating the eventful day. The
programme gotten up for the occasion
tells Gha Lals of -hlerrY- making and
amusement to be indnlged in by our pao.
pie on the above OCCASION. The park
viii be brilliantly lighted Up with lamps,
and every arrangement VIII % lnat5 g.
give the grounds tia appearance Of 3
fairy scene OF eGchsnimeut Lste in
the evening fireworks will ba let off
which will produce pyrotechuic dis
play never before seen, and nsvsr before
attempted in this city. Tsi9 VIII be one
OF the grand attractions o. The night,
and will be well worth seeing. At twelve
o'clock the display Of fireworks VIII b.
repeated in honor Of the old Centennial
Fourth Of July, and cannon-frIng will
also hersld its spproseh. At another
time We will give mora minute psrtieu-
lara OF tho grand affair
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-25

GRANT is pleased with the Cincinnati
ticket. So lie Conkllng. So h Blaine.
80 Is Morton. So Is Belknsp. So il
Robson. So is Chandler. So is Cam
eron- So is Babcock. So Is Shepherd.
- Is Sehenck. So are all the post
trAders. So are all the moiety Thieves
and public plunderers, the land and SAL
aTy graobers, the es3iroad jobbers, the
SUBSIDY schemsrs, and every other rot
ten interest And despotic combination.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-25
ELECTION NOTICE.

JAMES y. PORTER, Governor OF the state of
Tenn essee-TO al who shall see these Pres
ents-Greeting:
NTHEREA5, A vacancy exists in the OF "a
w OF Judge nf the Criminal Court pi she uy
county, caused by the resignation OF Hon
John r. Fipptu:
Now, therefore, L James D.. Porter, GOV
erUOr Of the Stat Of 5uE .-s9a, Hy Tir-Ge ri
the power and authority vested lr me hy the
constitution and laws, here by ouu-r an cleo
tiOn TO be held within the limits o. -- T. i'm
iual Court Circuit on thursday, the Sd day Ci
August, 1876, 70 I'll said vacancy. ana the
SheTitfs and other officers luJrUsltt by law
with such duties in said tEfmfu=t s'urr Cir
cult viii, on said das, proceed tt --cu 3ua
he Id said election at aI The Nl~tru- r.aC .nciS
counties, and due IGtGEu make ls provided
by law
In testimony whereof, I hereurtE set my
hand, and have CtuSeG the Great seat OF
State 10 re affixed at Nashville, this DIST day
OF June, 1876.
JAMES ID. PORTER, Governor
CHAS. n. GIBBs, Secretary OF stale. iu25 su
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-25
DIED.

WENDEL-At the residence OF her father
Major J. j. Busby, 454 Vance street, at half
past nine O'Clock saturday morning, Mrs.
tEANORA BUsBY wendell, wife OF Edwin J.
Weudel, aged twenty ears and nine months.
Funeral will take place this SUNDAY az
ternoOn, at four O'Clock, from the residence of
Major J. J. Busby. Friends and acquaintance
Of Edwin J. J.Wendel and the family are invited
tn attend. Services by Revs James A. Heard
and S. B. Surratt. Carriages st Flaherty &
Sulllvan's,
MOORE-At her residence, on Vance street,
at ha.f-past ten O'Clock Friday night, Mrs. ).
A. n rOaE, widow of the late David Moore,
aged f0rty-six years.
Funeral from Asbury Chapel, corner Her
uando and Linden streets, this SUNDAY
afternoon, at 3 O'Clock. FrendsOf the family
are invited to attend.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-25

THE assumption that Hayes has never
been beaten Is false ore. In 1872 he
ran for congress in Cincinnati ags.snsI
Gen. d. B. Banning. The vote stood
Hayes, 1884, Banning, II.0Sl; Ban.
nirg's msjority, 1902. Two years be-
fore that Stevenson, Republican, carried
the district by / ,449. What has been
done, can b. and will be done again.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-25
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Goldsmith Maid trotted three heats at
Philadelphia Friday, making 2:l73, 2:l4,
and 2:l7i.
General Nut kator Pashs, entered
.Nicsic unopposed, with another convoy
Of provisions.
The house Of representatives. was In
session until half past two o'clock yes
terday morning.
Hon. Mr.. Pierrepont, the new minis-
ter to England, sailed from New York
for London yesterday.
A proclamation Cf the grand viZier
urges concord between the christians
and Mohametans OF Bulgaria.
The Servian army is moving to take
strategic positions, and rupture msy
occur at any moment,
Seven bandits who had taken refuge
in Havana were captured FdIay. One,
who resisted arrest, was shot dead.
/FOrest park, in the western suburbs Of
Louis, was opened yesterday and st-
Red an Immense crowd Of visitors.
Austria purposes declaring her prov.
inces adjoining Servia and Herzegovina
In state Of siege, 10 check the growing
slave agitation.
The Cretisn assembly have sent q
memorial to CoDstaniinople, asking
that q Christian native be appointed
governor, and requesting other reforms.
The lower house Of congress met yes
terdAy st noon, and in the absence Of
the speaker aud spes ker pro tenn. elected
Mr.. Saylor temporary speaker and sd-
jourred.
The American residents Of London
will celebrate the Fourth of July. A
msjority of the British notsbilities who
were invited TO participate have de-
clined.
A dispatch from Constentinople ssys
there is no foundation for the seDsS-
tionRI dispatches published In the
French papers, and asserts on the con-
trary that ell is quiet.
At Batavia, New York, yesterday,
Thos, B. Qqsckenbusb, convicted of
rape upon Mrs. Sarah Morton, eyed
seyepty-six, from the effects OF which
she died, was sentenced TO be hanged on
August llth.
1t is learned that Charles Brent, the
Louisville forger, released on the nine
teenth iIstant, has voluntarily signed q
release Of the money taken from him
on his arrest, and thst he will probably
return TO America.
The following is the New York weekly
hank statement. Loans increase, 81. 535, :
800; specie decI Issse, S4I7, 800; hgAl ten
ders decrease, Si56 100; deposits increase,
S!49, 500; circulation decrease, S42, 800;
reserve decrease, S6ll, $50.
General sherman will take possession
of the Fitch diamonds belonging 10 bis
daughter in a few days. They have
been In the New York sUh-treasuTy foI
over g year, aud were, it will be remem-
bered, released from customhouse duty
recently by act Of congress.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-25
Dfsasfrous Tornado.

CINCINNATI, June 24.-Fhe EaQttir-
er's PArls Ksntucky, specisl ssys to-
naGo struck the northern portion OF
that city st half past six O'Clock in the
evening, dsmolishiug ten or twelve
houses, including the coiOred Methodist
church, UprOoting a large number OF
trees and doing ether damage. Only
two persons were injured, one seriously.
At Nicho!asYiIle the lightning struck a
house, igniting two kegs Of powder, and
the explosion demolished the building
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-25
LYNCH Lac Ar COFFEE
WILLIE.
Bad Business Crime That is Rot
Justified by Anything the Negroes
who Were Lyn CTS ed Had
Done.

The Water Valley Courier of the
twenty-fouth, in explanation Of tae
Casey lynching, the facts OF which we've
published il the APPEAL * received by
Telegraph, furnishes the fol lWiug fGc.
ther particulars: Goa Tuesday nj .ht,
he sixteenth OF May last, Mrs. Tab tha
Halle, an old lacy residing s9ns .ight
miles southeast OF Cofae7iiie, being
alone in her house, was attached while
in bed and ss'eep, she being strJck sew
eral times with an ak. Ihe WCuli. be
murdeTers left the old lady insensiOje,
and supposed her, no doubt, dgsd. IL
this condition she was found about mid.
night by her SOP, who returned home at
that hour. A negro man named AOs VIII
lisms, and his sister with her son, q lad
some fifteen years Of age, were arrested
and kept in Jail, all as having done Or
being implicated in tbs brutal attemp.
to murder the old lady with whom they
had been living. Tha boy sesDls t. have
made some kind of confession OF the
matter, out his tales were considerably
mixed up, and the woman, his mother,
had made aa explanation, but the Ts&l
cause Of the attempt to kill MTs. Halle
is yet q matter Of very much doubt,
We would state here tLat Mrs. Halle,
although very badly Buci, is still alive,
and will probably recover. We would
state further tEat she Was not rObbad,
and no effort made, SO far as We could
learn, to carry off anything fiOm heI
house,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-25
NO INSURANCE
Crooked whisky ManipuIatOrs Sen
fenced.


CHICAGO, June 24-In the United
States circuit court this mornin @GolOnel
Jussen, in behalf of the defendants in
the whisky cases, asked for stay of
sentence. Judge BiOdgett, however,
OverTuled the motion aud prODouE ced
the following sentences: A. G. HesiDg
TO pay fac Of five thousand dollars
and to be imprisoned in the county jail
for term OF two yesrs; o. B. Dicken.
son and Jonathan Atle, distillers, fine
Of one thousand dollars and three
months in county jail; Simon Powell,
fue Of three Thousand collars and six
months ia county Jail; II. B. Mil r, ex-
county treasurer, fac Of three thousand
dollars ard six months IN county Jail !;
+. L. Reed, fine Of one thousand dOilsIs s
and one day in couaty all; II. G. Pohl-
man and David Rush, foe Of one thou
sand dollars and three months in coun-
ty jail; VIM. Cooper, tiue Of two hun
drCd dollars and three month5 In county
jail; r. P. HutchiDs and David Coch-
rane, fine Of one thousand dollars and
three months il county Jail; George T..
BuTOugbs, fiae OF three Thousand dol
lars ana one year in county Jail. Ex-
Alderman Hendreth was called, but did
not pa; ia an Appearance. He is sup
posed to have gone to Canada.