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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-07
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.

Four more of the parties concerned in the
murder Of the Consuls at Salonica have been
sentenced TO death and thirteen to various
terms of penal servitude. A Constantinople
telegram OF the 9th says official inquiry into
shown that the American Consul was absent
when the Bulgarian girl arrived, and that
his brother sheltered her.
A Constantinople dispatch Of the 27th says
the instruction in Bulgaria had been CON-
pletely subdued, and military operations in
that province had, therefore, ceased. All the
villages that were In revolt had rendered their
submission to the Turkish authorities.
According to Constantinople dispatches OF
the Both ult., the Sultan Abdul Aziz had been
forced to abdicate, and his nephew, Murad
Effendi, had succeeded to the throne. The
dethroned Sultan was kept under guard in
kiosque In hiss eraglio. Both Christians
and Mussulmen were greatly pleased at the
change, and perfect tranquility prevailed. It
was believed that the new condition Of af-
fairs would greatly facilitate the settlement
OF the Eastern difficulties. The new Sultan
had accepted three propositions submitted to
assembly OF notables, abolition OF the seraglio,
and the reduction of the civil list to 1000, 900
piastres.
A very destructive fire occurred at Quebec,
Canada, on the 30th ult. II started on Scott
street, in the afternoon, high wind prevail
ing at the time, which caused the flames TO
rapidly spread. The fire passed through the
center OF what are known as the st. Louis
suburbs, extending from the extreme west
ern limit to the eastern limit facing the forti-
fications, then southerly to tie Grand Alec
and Eortherly to the third street south Of st.
John street. One thousand houses were de-
stroyed, involving loss OF about 81 COX, 600.
Hundreds OF the sufferers by the fire were
compelled TO pass the night in the open
fields.
The Political Correspondents Of Vienna, OF the
3ist ult. says Itne dethronement of Abdul
Aziz WAS effected neither by popular revolu-
ton nor by police intrigue, but by reyolu-
ton Of the ministry. A rumor prevailed In
Vienna that the ex Sultan had suddenly died
from spoplexy. Other rumors prevailed that
he had been strapgled. The Londen Times
Berlin dispatch of the same date says Servia
had issued decree closing all schools and
courts, and that war with Turkey impended
A London telegram OF the 3lst ult. says that
on the application of the Government, Wins
low had been again remanded until after
June 10.
The preliminary work on the tunnel to
connect England and France has been CON-
menced AT Lansatte, France.
Advices from the Turkish provinces re-
ccived on the LIST, say the change Of rulers
was everywhere received with satisfaction.
Several persons exiled for political reasons
during The las, reign had been recalled The
ex.Sutan's treasure amounting to 100000
600, had been seized and copfscated
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-07

a CLEVELAND lady objects to the new
silver quarters, for the reason that the
Goddess Of Liberty wears the same old
clothes she had on when the war caused
her temporary retirement from society
some years ago. Miss Liberty should By
all means keep up with the fashion.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-07

A jacket for an older boy, in soft wool.
en-, is paletot-shaped, square poe kets
the side: the sides, longer than the back,
are shaped like square tabs, and are held
together at the back by large flat bow OF
ribbon without ends. The jacket is open
in front, fastened with one button at the
throat; sailor collar. The dress worn
under this is generally of the same mate
rial with flat plaits, and has Louis XIV
vest
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-06-07

News came by telegraph on the LIST, from
Lincoln, Neb., that Capt. Stones party OF
Cincinnatians, on their way to the Black
Hills, were attacked by large party Of in
dians, while passing through the sand hills,
and fo-:y-nine were believed to have been
massacred. The same dispatch says it
was reported that nearly all the Indians had
left the agencies and were on the warpath.
, 1876-08-05
TIE CITY HALL.

Water-rcRts yesterday wcso 1903.
This receipts in tho License Department yestcr.
day were aDuut 81, 600.
A resolution to close all city oi7lccs NJ . p m
Saturdays will bo introduced IN thu Council At IT.
next meeting Recreation for TIC clct!;s II the In.
tent.
building Inspector Bailey haa commenced tho
demolition OF tue vile framc rapchcs that dsgrace
Clark street, and Will tear down ubOut dozen Ut
item next week.
Tho Committee OH Police arc called 10 meet In
lhu Council Chamber Ut II O'Clock Ibis morning.
They will probably decide upon tho grading Of tho
police force Into 1rat, second, aud third classes.
The CITY Treasurer yesterday deposited S:l1, 600
with the HoJEd Of Public Works 10 pay OIL dis
charged employees lo- day at the Exposti0n Build.
thu, taymrpis will commence with thu SoMth nl.
morning. I4ore Of the rollce aud nsc forces whp
la.e been uen.oye1 will alsu be paid vt tbs sans
hour vt tht City Treasurer. otleo. They wIll not
most lu,ptssible, unless tbs Hayor aud tho Comp.
ttuller, With soIne Of his cleEss, sat up nl night
drawing, and aigulus warrants 10 u,ske necessary
preparation.
A number OF Aldermen visited Louls W1hl's
Eluc-fRs yEstcntny to sec tho workings Of q
llazeltan patent smoke. burner In use tn that CT.
tahlisnHcAt. They went oa The invitation Of Dir.
inyeAlon. Nj. Wahl ha. frequently said that hs
wss feligbted With It. and Thought that liz intro-
ducIon Into the Water.Wor would sare tho city
abott $50, 600 year ID fuel Some of the Alder.
met claim that there are better Inventions before
tbt Ce.pmsstee Qn flIs saa Water, uhlch hAs hRd
, 1876-08-05
UOYNE,S APPOINTEES.
AND THE COMMISSIONER or HEALTH.


Cisy-Attoney Tnth,ll, In compliance with the
request Of Comptroller Farwcl, yesterday, gave
the following opinion upou the legality Of the ap-
pointmcnts made by the Hon. Thomas Hoync
wh!le Actlng.Mayos Of the city, and upon tho
powers and duties Of the Commissioner Of Health:
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ts s as.' yGs5 ase %
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IL S;': Sf;:: 4 :: !'S; : 7: ;a;$
now couaters.n strh warrants. lte4ReGtfMIly.
, 1876-08-05
EUPE0N.

Testimonials to tl,s Value Of n Now
Itemet1y.
Tho ncx cure FIR rhcumotra,n. Eurco, la.
,,r,odv ~ trnuo t,o,a unn, ~. fa,,h ~ ~ ,.s
w e"oI ot1o6 "o'u W.! t''1 i".sa VI t"o pe''-
PIE "a appears from Tie 1o'owlhg 1rom the Inter-
"For the first ttmo in tho entire history OF
tho drug trade III England md America iacdl-
cinc has, within tye weeks after its tIrst offer
TO the hubble, effected cures ard secnrni tcsti
monals wl,ci, have co1nncllcl Headline Wholesale
druggists liku Van 5rhauck, Steycnson L
Reid. Of thjs city, to order It by tia
fye gross and gross lots. THIS meIi-
to our climate, whose EXTREMES and irrcEnlari.
seuurgcs Of humanity. Dr, j. Smith WISH
blirnc, dentist, Tly WnGasIt avenue. in this rj,v
after being deprived by rhcunlatisIn fDr ciriItt
months OF ali slrep c3cept Tint obtained frnn.
nnrcotics. writes: III unnlfo,i E,ncnn 10 NV
knee last night for the iirst tIl,e. In less thai,
soundly ali night, for tic tlrst tInu In az
mutlti.s.' (lcoFgg D, Lawrence, Of 440 Statu
street, Chicago. after hu.inv n},lictrl scyrraI
yrara with rLro'ic nrnraIwa mil t,nntri ~ .,nn
t,i TIC most emftert niysiti3us without bcnnt't.
but With nos!tiyc tuiury' nn,,iicd E,,nsoi,, md
wus sim,ncdiatcIy rrl1retif ff III Ina narnrvsn,s
Of pain, With iinieatjoas Of u nc nstjrct ' c,,re''
thta cIty. unGyr iika circuInstnmces. sfoInd n.
mnst j,nfnc,lIata rrl,cf, Nirs N Tar ~
liz Nnrth Atin strrct II .his .,v vr;tas tt,sat H.
a nninfnl cnso NJ rhrI,,n.iis,n II t1,n yrst er.i
hand tonu aupliraiin,, la,lsrn tlu, min 40 10
ccnac,, W. X Swnljnw. of iii; H,Is;"n prt wanna
in thIs civ. after bniu,. eonnncl 10 his hrd "n1
chair for IL months. Within tws1ve l,m1rs ,it"r n
ia m.e .rose ram ho;i, ,ssthont ntae ati ~
itninrt Iunesa nronrctor If tf'n II mi ~ W r..
.jx,. ~ f1tnoi,,Tos II r. - t ~. - ~ ~ - IL
, 1876-08-05

s.
meeting Of tho Sprcsal Committee to consider
the subject Of paving Wa held yeaterdny afternoon
Al O'clock Aid. Thtoor, Chairman. The Cum.
mlies considered The subject Of covering The pave
mcnt with concrete. but, on comparing Ito prlca
for that work with The price Of laying new pave.
men, found that the cost Was Just the dame, 81. 30
yard. Aid. Throop was in favor Of tho cedar
block pavement for future use. but said . gootl
word for concrctc on the old pavcmtnts. Mr W.
II. Stow, the contractor, present and spoke Of
tha merits Of tho cedar block pavement, showing
testimonial from the Bo&rd Of lNblc Works Of De.
tIoit. The pavement had been nred In The Latter
Place s!1ee ls7t Hn sa given l.orongi sstIs;ae-
.instaneed csc Of bad paving On tie west sidc
sow e.sea III. ssas that se as
81 poor qnaiity. Aid. Thfogp wis opposed % put:
Ting down sny more pine blacks s!d wasting thu
%west, particularly around tIrcen Dny. wonld fur
XM. Waldo rsfcrsed 10 she M faet M taat the !rouho
fayor Of The cedar block pavement. Ala: Th.9ap
es 5 rcd y A re- s Psas socn yo e
hereafter c1ycr the old paycments with cuncretc,
provided the pavement: were not too M M1Gtsen, antl
was carried aud viii 10 rciottel TO tho Council vt
its next moctlng. .-
Inc committee TN NHhfFGR RHA fHbllE 0E1lIlH5
mot yesterday afternoon at . o'clock, AID. uriggs,
Chairman. The Comm!ttse has! before them tho
rany TO rent from the city the dock propcrty on
North MaFkct street, from ratrol street 20 tho
year. Ihe Committee desdosi u recommend this
proposition 10 Tho Council. The either matter be:
fore the Committee Mas tho proposition Of X. Neal
10 rent the 0la police station IN Union street.
north Of Randolph, AZ q boarding. house, Tor five
years; InasmAch as the city Is II fayoF Of ecl?inG
all this clnaA Of nf0rctty. tito Committee decided
10 tepnst ndycrsGiy IN regau 10 This proposition.
THE CONDUIT.
A meeting Of tho Special Committee on tho Full
1crton avenue conduit WIS held yesterday after
NOON nt 4 o'clock, AID. Throop presiding. Tho
meeting called for the purpose pf Investigating
the contracts mHdc nnlcr the old Council. inaH-
mich as 1t hnd been rumorcd that tic extras nndcr
those contracts amounted To mitch NJ the otgf
mi contracts, II not moro. The Committee tad
the VARIOUS contracts and bills for c1ttas before
them. They were very intricate specimens Of fig
lrIDg, and the Committee decided 10 do nothing
nntil next week, when they will rncr. With The
hoard Of Public Works and an expert aud sift tho
mhttur TO the very bottom.
, 1876-08-05
INDIANS.


CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 4,-Two hay cutters
were attacked by Indians on tho ed Inst. at Run,
ming Water, 40 miles northeast Of Fort Lara.
mic, ono Of whom was killed, The other sue.
cccdcl in escaping.
Tho band Of Indians TINT attnclscd Reeds
train between Fort Larnmte and Fcttcrman Ia
one OF d number believed to be In that vicinity.
Capt. Egan's company is now scouting the
ncIghloshood.
Capt. stanton's outfit, for whose safety eotno
anxiety was felt,arrlyca at Fort Laramie to-day.
News comes yin the Red Cloud Agency Of the
arrival Of an Indian from the hostile camp, who
says Sitting Bull Ii fully prepared and caEer IL
meet CroolS, Tcrry, or 10th combined, md fcels
confident of Ills ability to whip thcn,. lie
further stAtcs thut rcintorcemcnts arc lninlnt;
the hosttlcs daily from tho North aud British
America, md d few from Minnesota,
Ono company Of the Fourth Cnvalry arrived
here yesterday. Five more arc expected hero
OH Sunday. Tho troops arc destined for tho
Agencies,
, 1876-08-05

Moses La1}olt was yesterday locked Up In tho
Ar.nory charged With stealing $3.50 Of jewrry md
clothing from lsaac Frtund, a hoardor At hls
nushers house. No 20l saagamon street.
William Francis and bridget Webster wcre guIlty
OF improper conduct 0u Canal street, anil arc now
locked ur In the badson Street Station for Tho Of.
fence. Hrid9otA husband was tho most violent
complainant.
Henry md Caroline Klein, Of No. aa7 Milwaukee
nyoAuo. wcrc arrested yesterday upon warrant
sworn ont by wilhclmlna IIrckcr, Of No. 1900
State street, who ACCUSES them, In conjunction
With ex:Ald: Es;harlt u ths larceny q 81, 800 IN
metey ftsaE ot Injecting: Su sSn.e rl,a % NO sS Ms
lesssr ; Mas sent ~ pretty bsd condition 70 the
Since her recovery she has returned 10 tA1 city, but
tnstcad nf calling upon tho t,eraons and demanding
ccny.
Policemen :Koeuig waa yesterday progressing
recover, The notorious ''nrocky" Mciaiii and
% @ ess sS {" bsg is ssoe II
hs ahoot!ng ns ohicar kocnlg, wcr9 befors Just!ce
seully yestsr&day: day. J. VIII. WI. Impossible 10 connect
W. done. md h. hcncu hey Tsre booked " ":
i: ia s sns,, *''h ay. 'As aPs Ss sp,. slSe e
a!un taat l,s would says toTa ksiael tof h!u
ukytll4
took cilaHse Of venue to Juatlcg Salisbury, and
hnd Ills caap continued. Jack OBrion failed to ap-
PEAR. and In consequence hfs ball whs forfeited.
Ever since K0cn!ttx Identification OF Mul,Xun and
thu three young fGal0ws arrested With him, Tho city
| haa been searched for all tho roughs
! within fts limits, anu number Of ar
| Irsts hnyu been made. Tho two most
iMl,ostaAt were nado ly scrSt. 0'Donnuil, being
TINT ~ 'rhonlas kei4u. aiias "kcel.uEur" dsorgo
Barrett, md ururgu Wngncl, both members Vt tho
Mel AIN crowd. Tha arat VI tArsu has been posi-.
lively lcAt!hcl by lialntls!HAn Patcn, and ID be-
lleyel tu 10 llu man who ared tho shot. The case
VII. be heard at D o'clock this morning before JUS
tlcv scully
John =. lfarah and hls wife, Of No, 7i2 Wabash
avenue were beture lHstics Natnes yesterday
ehaFxrd BY II. j. Grecnhnsg, or No, n55 Clark
street. with larceny. lttrsus that Grccnbnrg apd
his wfc had occupied three rooTsln ll,e hous0 No.
TAO Wabash nHcnuu, aud had guBe away leaving all
their 9GeetS which consisted mainly oil household
furniture. III thrkr nbscncc, thu house being un-
ptottetcd, persoMh entcrcd unl carried away goods
heciu. thts. Mrs, Marsh, I near nelghboF, went In
thc h3usu being unlocked, .aud carried homo i
Keeping, as vho tcstided, I'll, tho owners tthc
utecn 1nEss) returned aud applied fot them. M!,
tIEetnhnrg. nsecttR!aLny ihst Nit. Mafrh was Ia
possess!on Of The goods, sent u,sn named New
lnan 10 him and said that 81. 000 or cyen $500,
wwon!s w aysh up ths :. mattel ~.
p4lc, offered lot In tho Town OF JeHelsoa.
lb!s offer VsY refused, 4pl suit wa iustItutsl
, 1876-08-05

RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The New York Eaolie states TINT the twenty
eight roada whuso reports for tho half-yeas Are
complete, embrace roa,1s Of ull classes and In ai
parts Of the country. Their gross earnings for
six nionths Of 1916 were $50, ,5, ,0g}, and during
tho first halE Of 1876 the sumo roads earned
*35, ,9t0,512. Hero ls al apparent tucrcase Of
nost t ~ pefm m eent ovnf .d fcse's r. o. i1
were unusually small during tho first l.alf ot
1876, and smaller during the yca., as whole,
than durlng any your preceding since 1872. It
Is. therefore, desirable tn compare the earnings
III this ycnr With those of tho Aame months not
only III 1915 hut In 1874. III The following tho
llalf-ycarly earnings Of certain roads ure thus
cttnt)1rcI:
, 1876-08-05

shall he bn!!t-ls the question Of the hour hare
ecen what the Commissioners did, and from what
know think that thu decision III favor Of lime
stone means rtune from the quarry owned by
Edwin Walker, nj Lamont. Al iesht Walker boasta
q hss. eH' @ Eat TIL F.nnns for III so o
kind of etnne. The people, hare M doubt, are
curious to know how the dccEaIon Of The Conimfa.
el0nera wAa arrived ut. The solution Is easy and
intcl1tgible-t'etEolA and his tsescl Of money.
King pertolat "a more rotent !o.day than IN thu
days when he furnished muety beans 10 the nnfof-
tunatea at Jefferson. Fer!n1At and Whtker aFe
cunfetleratef, and giving tho contract to Walker
means giving II % PerfO1at. VIII tho hdncat poo
pis q I'll elty tolerate th.f think not II shs
lowest bidder have the job. Yours, CITIZEN.
, 1876-08-05

Eighteen Of tho roasts now reporting n,ntle
regular reports also in 1874. The earnings of
thosc roads Tor tho half year were I'LL. c.S III
1870, only SOC, 1901 IFS In 1s7G aud $3l l772li in
1874. fhe earnincs Of this year, compared with
those Of 1874, chow nn increase Of only 8 per
cent. Tho satnc eighteen, roads earned $3i
000 during the last half Of 1875, and oniy s;,D,-
gu, 700 during tho last half Of 1874, which shows
tE1at tho decline Of earntnga III 1S75 was due
mainly to loss during tic first six months.
Mr.. Poor's statistics, which cnlbrace
earnings of the latcst ttscal years,
cntling In most Cases In 1S75, make
the gross earnings $503, or, 600 agAinst s5.O,-
4GU,0o0 for tile previous ycar. Tic partial re-
turns aboso given iut!lvnte that about 4l.4 per
cent Of tho earnings III 1915 and about 46.3 per
cent OF the earnings during 1874 were during The
first half ycnr, SO that the earnings fur the FIRST
six months lnny be estimated ut SEQ 0O0, 900 in
1874, ind sst3, ,000,o In 1s75. 1t his ap-
pearcd that tho earnings of roads reporting IN
1870 arc about 8 per ccut greater thar 1874, and
about 10 per cent greater thHn In 1875, which
would mike the gross earnings Of all roads for
tho first half Of 1876 about s2i5, ,0o0, 900.
, 1876-08-05
CHINA AND IIAIrIN1O1,E.

San Francisco papers claim that the mission
OF John ". Garrett, President Of the Baltimore
s. OI!u Railroad, on his recent visit TO tho Pa-
cltic coast, was to make arrangements With tho
Pacific railroads by which lc would bc abie to
ship tens and silks from China and japan over
land to Baltimore thuncc by steamer to LIVER
pool. II is said that .he las secured large con-
ccssions from the Central Facifc und Union
Pacific Roads.
, 1876-08-05

Judge Wllaon md Lawyer NoyeA appeared for Tim
defendant, and Judge tIrntlnm tor urrenbusg
named j. =. French who testified thai !irrenbury
had been discharged from the lrm Of lle;nlln .
Co., Of Buffalo, for Htealtng. while he tFEcnch)
hsst. and charged tho complainant with baek'!nt.
Judge uruAam followed fGr tho prosecution. Jus.
tlcc Iiaiucs postponed decision Ill to-day Al
ntp nh
, 1876-08-05
| rcpurth to tile departments t4gan to ltnk, Tint
waa Just previous to the sctzures, and IL became

known that
y, a s7n,Kn WAS ro M MAnn
~ tlrrc days. The frnuda at listfllnrfes wcrn
eontttlu9lh liquor waa cartctl AMY wltl,0nt
let Or hi,s. (nce, the internal revenue officers
making no effort tn prevent Il, aud whisky men
attempting no disguise. Witness employed
me- men I. Chicago II to s!l hin IN milking tls:,csnt
sa c s auie r. d to Yaryan 70 T,f 10 furnished s Viii
certain documentary evidence s,.c!, aa llo
iiercti for tho successful prosecution of Tho ease.
Ysfysn promised TO have y ready: Tho papers
SS., snd ~ ' So. n.sa 9y xa!Ss;sM: - WitTsss ;
him with evidence to take Will, him,
but promised to send H. to him
Yaryan did not do CO. The papers
be BE- i!.eoy!rrcd tic extcnt an,l ramiiicaiioas ot
tho frauds. The witness had rich mtno be-
tore him, but not tools to develop It. 1fo
thought that In September faryan furnished
PORTION or THE RECORDS
as to l'sttllers' goods. Despair!ng Of obtaining
the requisite information from Ynryan, he a4kcl
Supervisor Tuition, Supervisor Of Internal ]icv-
eenue, TO send him., tho transcripts of sales
I'niadelpfia: Dy- u comparison Of the papers
ha received from Yaryan with tlsoso forwarded
BY 1nttnn. lie found the former to bo ,tnrelta-
bic, AMI they were not tho kind l!e wanted He
papers to wi!ieil i frauds were known or supposed
to attnch. What lin wanted WIS shcgtmcral tran
ecriptsp The witness enid lie sllnuld like, III
chafity, to believe tl'at faryAn mlsuntlerstood
him. faryan was young lnan not evenly BAL
ancetl, md had an iden ho could not only run
tho whole machinery OF tho Internal Revenue
Department, but that liz could sit in Ills oillco
a,.d exercise general supervision over tho
Whole business. and could senl forth all evi.
dcNre for the forfeiture Of any property md
rpnvfrtton Df nil orfp,t1crn Nhrn tI,c nnrttos
, 1876-08-05
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


GENERAL NEWS.
Lnpstehcs received yesterday at Tho military
Headquarters, from Gen TORY. substantiate tho
fact thal communication between his forces and
those Of Gen. Crook Ia we'll established.
There were two moonlight excursions to Sonth
Chicago Thursday night. The lea Dfake took ont
the Imperial Club snd thu nret 1iarto tho Artoso
Climb. There was much fun and pleasant time.
asee, optc!an. IS 1iAdeon street tTntBuxn Build.
ling>, wss at =. H.. 80 degrees: ~. n: a.; y
% % s. sS ,o; I p n: ss s. Il. H. " p'f'"''e' 3D.
The nr.t number Of = ehesply .gosten.up local
% Se ts as7ofea aSn.s o arans
Rsif s.ea wa% San W:hnsep In
Yesterday was 4 husy day Mt the Sui: :Tressnfy.
;nc.tly $50: 600 IA silver having been psd put Tho
hs ae
vero limited TO 9bo. 600 for maximum and g. 900
for minimum sum, consequently T. was oat I!ttao
Nearly bali at tho total amount VAS consumed yes
tcrday.
> Once tnorc has the PRACTICAL benevoteneo Of Mr.
ot public mention. During The etet stay '1 this
s.ty Of Mr. Gen. ee9ne @ 4: cqstsr sr, hrs ,cant.
1' GSpn nse f. ot IT. oy eI5 showea ths
tho rnost kindly hospitality 1t tno relmer IIon*e.
but startled subscription ~ theit cansc' uniting
Il ia hones h srcnre and no doubi viii fsc,,Tc.
thc suf Of IN Ooo 10 aid The bcreavc wives Of iho
Gallant man sto lost thcis lives on thc fronlter,
e - NV w. '1 "
The Humane society savo many peon!e an op.
porunity yesterday 10 witness INC cfuelty 10
which horses are Funlceteh " nnIeeIh9, Usntce,
one of the victims neiils lcu n9ng ClafS, MADISON,
and Dearborn streets tor eShihltl9f. Thc hnTui.
mo,t starved . death. ani vas 20 snacIate4 tIat
hc looked Us IT about ready 70 drop down and die.
His OCCUPATION had been 10 draw On :. BhaFsn1s.
wagon, the owner nf which doubtless fed linn on
nawduat- lic wna blind In both eyes, AMI the yer.
trbr1e could bt hecn through tho skin, while the
rlt4 wore almost e1poBed. Utterly worn out. with
scarcely strength to stand. the poor horse was
taken y tho - bonc.yatd and put out OF Its MIR
cry. The Humane Society hrc doing good work In
fercninE decscpt animals from bafbasous masters,
and 1t the community utstrhtool what they have
woud DO better appreciated, and 'noFe general CO.
operation ahordrh tEtou1.
younR man named Jamee R. Thomas, Who
1iyei Mt No 1Hil Nest Tyoifth strcct called nj l'g
TrtBtNt oiIlco Yesterday morning. and toI what
he kncw Rhont thn conrty Hospi;al. ue sn.i his
fnthrr ran nckrd I'M II, krinlrss coni1{tnn ~ fhe
farmer n tnnlIn nnd isani,ith aircets abont Mmx
l. hayj,u. bcrt oyrrromc hy discnss. and wns. nc.
corfiInr to Putner1y's Ut,nocrui, faken TO the
IN. insnrmrh hv vnrt1, Win ,xne in rhnrrc .sgn
In nbsrnrr Of H. WARREN tint m auf}, nrrao,,
f,sJ hccn hro,,ght thnrn. Vfsltinr fhn inAti.
tniIon suhsrnWrnt,v ir fonuI In fIihcr In
WArd r.. In n i,fecarInns condftfnn. Ernr;nn
aussted the young man IN churge "ttthe Warden
, 1876-08-05
THE COURTHOUSE,

TIE BT0NE QEE8TIbN.
The Joint Cnmmlttcu I'LL Public Buildings and
Public Service held meeting yesterday uftcsnnon,
all the mc,nbcra bciug present.
The nbIcct wns 10 further consider tic question
o! Hions For the construction Ut lhe new Court
lloueu, aM.l since tho Board Ind agreed tha day
previa,s 10 build Of limestone, tho first blsIncxs
was lhc preparation Of u ltst OF thu seyctul lme.
stonc lids, ns follows:
, 1876-08-05

montha md II days. Fnncrui at tho rr,tl.,..
ofhrr patcnta. No. ii6 West Lake. to-day i, is
4. III. - ~
meningitis Lanicn William, sun n TGt,nap.' p'',al;
lnnhnn GEa'tea, aged yeura months md ~
MtTC1fELT-On Thursday. + y. H., MAJ,
Mitchell, nXcd 81 yoar:. Funeral from Ills H.
roadlence, No. :a7 DnrlinR street, OH SATURDAY, ~
1.t p, M. to nnschit Ccn,otory. Friends III sna n
Fcfatfans arc invited. "no
KfLC0fNE-alichacl Kl1caync. Funeral fron
hla lHtg rcsitancci a,l Wett Sixteenth sitcet, A
curp, to Calvary,