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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-10
ASHIMS COLUMN.
"A. A. A.
HEAR NOW I
One Price! One Price! One Price!
Look Ye! Hear Ye! See ye!
No Dissolution
NO LIQUIDATION
NO SHENANICAN!
Bat Opposition to imposition.
AND
BRAINS VI. = .

EELLoW.CITIZENS, AND FELLOW.
Z countrymen! Here's to you. pour
fri .nds and your friends friends.
Whereas: We. the undersigned. Of the
Great Pioneer, Square-dealing, Cheap. Gen.
eral Merchandise Store in Eastern Nevada
although not claiming to be the leading
phiiantropists of the e-bslieving that tho
greatly needed desideratum Of this section Is
a CHEAP ONE PRICE STORE conducted
on a strictly CASH BASIS. it is hereby for
mally resolved and agreed that We, ~ the
Representative Merchants Of our town, take
a new departure, earnestly desiring to fl
that void. We have been prompted to this
important stop by several weighty reasons:-
Protection for the Cash Buyer, dis
cOurax eunent Of the credit pur.
haser, and complete abolition
or the prevailing credit system.
Our N1odus operandi
All goods marked plainly throughout the
store.
Every article shall have its price.
The price we ask is the price 70 take.
Cur Motto-Eureka.
Our Watchword-Progress.
Our Ambition Best Goods at Lowest
Prices.
Our Aim-To establish Permanent Trade.
Our T~erms-CASH and ONE PRICEi
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-10

ONE PRICE. ONE PRICE, ONE PRICE, at
Ashim Bros. my5
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-05-10

They ARE WIsE-Miners, mechanics. farm
ers and the public in general, who all patron
ize the e%nterprising Ashim Bros, Of the Pho
neer One Price Store. my5
, 1877-03-13
Qorn,nny in tho South Hea+
itIIt lfdI 3tIxkffA

The Australian newspapers, although they
lccr nt The conclusion Of treaty In solclpu
form between tho German Emperor, tho ruler
Of sotnc 3,0W, GN Of this Caucasian racc, and
tho k!nE Ut Tonga, who guVcrng but 1900
P0l}t'esians, aFt nevertheless somoWhnt dis
Qutcted at the advantages which, a thcy thtuk,
the former may hereafter derive from tho en-
Eage,nents recently entercd into. Hc.uluny, by
this trcaty, has certalnly secured. when she de-
elrca II, q port an1 coallnS station In the South
rarfllc Occal and 1t Is vcsy possible TINT tue a.
ranyenlrht may develop intl i German prptcc-
torAte Or guarantee of tie Independence vi the
llttlo group OF Friendly Islands. There is
nothing whatever In this to occasion uncasIncss
or jealousy either 10 Australia Or in England
Great Britain might have taken Tonga under
her fay some tins ng0 had she desired to do So,
uu! Hug .iuuFgo Is wise enough u know that
sooner 0r later lle NAV 6o glad Ut the assistance
Ut . Ereat European Power. Germany OWED 1t
to licF merchants to procure some naval station
In these seas, Tor, With the Frcnch iu full pos
session vi New Cnledouia, nnd the harbor OF
Nnutnea established Us French naval station,
tho German merchantmen IN Polynesia were ak
tho mercy of either English OF French cruisers
without ally ctanca Of ueIp. The German tralo
With tic various Eroups outside Of Fiji Ia greater
than that ot any other uattou. aud It would hare
bccn diihcnlt for tho ImprIia1 Government to
have secured mora convenient footing for It's
protection than that which they appear 70 have
acquired. Ihe 1oilgaus urc hue people, very
fairly civilized. and, Us King George governs hls
little realm With considerable sagacity, there Is
little likelihood OF any Misunderstanding with
the natives when the Germans aYull themselves
0( their Lew treaty.
, 1877-03-13
0EATl1Ss


owKNs-Mondny,, March IL. al half;post 2, at
thc .cstdenee No. 1877 nremer.st., Elizabeth, wlta
Fanet1l By ca1fiages to the Church Of Holy Mama,
and BY cars 10 calvary.
Madison.at.,, Sunday morning. aierc. II, Of cor.
bennett, Rochelle. i'll. aged 10 yeaf*.
The renalns will be taken 10, Rochelle. ILL.,,
Wednesday morning. for lntcslnent-
Eaem o"y .ses'ss ws@ a'sn aaa ri Has Hau1s
L. johnson, agedl year and . months.
CIlntsTtAN-At Lake View, March II, from An
jny Of @S Pns cared ssye By ri 1sf s1 ws' as'
tIan, aged is ycara months and "a days.
.. Funeral Will leavo tho residence for Graecland,
~ Milwaukee papers copy.
KELty-Slarch y, Francis Edward, son Of rnt-
rick ana fEs mSnh
st., at 10 o'clock a. m., by carriages 10 Calvary.
.1SanAi1AA7At the residence ot her parents,
No. m5 Wsst Jnekron,st., Maren II, 4 q. a..
Y. and lielen II. 1ngtaham, aged months and II
at Sse;s ,s,s.ss Sn Fys, M's s :d IL II O'clock
MoQKE-1u this ely, Monday, Mnrcll Il. nt 3
in. TRomass s aibSont, No. so@ II bes1boin.....
Pntish Of ,Ahlngton, County Limerick, I.eiand;
Funeral from Ut; Johns Church. "Wednesday,
Ath tnss; ;hensn .a,y Gy ere q calrar5 csGetSs.
ont further notice.
.wAKNE--Monday, March 1o, Of Inflammation
Of tho nen.nn wn aged q
av.. "Wednesday, March II. nt II m.
DNENNAN-At the Convent Of Tho Sacred Heart,
Maryvilo, 1t. Louis. Of congestion. Mime. A. II.
:. Funeral from tho Convent OF tho Sacred Heart,
Taylor'aG. Chicago, at II a. ut., 18th Inst, by
, 1877-03-13

can bc topped on, etc. This Is what Mr. Fttf-
gerald has been wanting for long whifc.
Drmosthcnts Ir[ldrcIh had an extended talk with
Fat Carroll yesterday, and cudcarorctl to persuade
that dstingn!ehed pnblic tersant that no ought to
support Coisin for MAror. AZ they ee1ArAtcd Car.
roll was heard 10 nay 'r, hnrs nothing 70 10 with
your id rings and the Inference Is that fldrcth
got very liitlo comfort
Tho Grand Jury for the March term was lmpan.
elct ycstcrlay+. ". r. urny. OF Jefferson, well.
known citizen, being selected a. foreman. Judeo
WitlIams had no charge to make, and Tho Jury 70.
4, tirc, and immedtately vent 70 work Among The
Albert ycasey fox cmbczxlcmcnt, which was fo'
turned into court.
Among tho bills laid before tho Comfy Board
yesterday for. rhyn,cnt was ono OF $50 for m
'.opinion" gircn the County Trcarnrcr mon
which he based hts action refusing u be party 10
the issuance Of 81, ooo. GOO Ir comfy bonds few
weeks ago. 1la had been ndviscd 6y tho County
nonrd lsd ths righ. to 'sssc the .au,c. The Board
IN atgu,ng the bond question before tho Supreme
cou.t Thieh 4 III # y; IN pny Of sonF.c What It VI!
decision will be watched for With somc Interest,
, 1877-03-13
THE CITY-IIALI.

Since The Grst Of tho present month tho CITY Col
lc.tor has gathered 81. 3s5 on special asscss-
mcnts.
Tic Trcasurcr'a rccctpts yesterday wore 81, O31
from tho Water Department and 3l85 from mIsccl-
iancous uonsecs.
Ex.Ald. Peter Mals. uoetIng a reporter ycstcr-
day, raid: ~ that all ynn folks haye got nc
ont as n candidate for tho Counrll I am candl.
sss IT. t9nsh t9s ns oisn N sn wi" not be ass' haro
The Department ot Public Works yostardny
ttu foot Of Harrison street.. The towcst bid WIS
yard for dredging and sSl.o3 pr linear funt for
!ockiny., Thsfu aso III, 900 cubic yards Of dredY.
fn: anu 400 linear feet VI doELlng ~ nc done.
Ms..! s: ss, ns'c % another r..
dtinn Of certain packing and lcftiltxtns hul'aca.
'll.s rspost y repet!t;o9 Of what has 10y months
si,ne sru not; HOMO stluk md sans do not. lho
citlzchs Of chieaga hayc knnwn that for 5rar1.
THO fo''ossing building permits wn:e faancd yrs
scrany: Ih'iip l,ollct. two.slory dwollinE, :5x
tugs, 1S!ix1O feet each, IN West Madison street.
Hsss s, aSss saif; o H. s;i S pos
Island arcnuc, cost So. 000.
Two cnFes Of smallpox, or rnthar va.Iololl, were
discovered ycatcrday; "no at thu County Hospital
Bot. u mo Afflicted we1a takan with Ill possible
basic TO the peat hours. 1t ia possible tl,at tho
mum tantcE who. some weeks aC0, was obtained
two days ut tho County Hospital, oyeu though lto
lad tho buall pux, LETT tho germs OF tl,at lo1th-
some disease IN tho Institution.
Tires cases Of death from trar1ct feyer wcrp rt-
ported yesterday. and tho following houses h8!l
now cases ue thu u[srnse: Nas. At Wcst Twelfth,
3Dl West fourteenth. 100 Twelfth, :,A7 Ml!wast.
kec nsnnte. f1t lMbAarl, corner Wcst Twelfth
Iakr nyenao, 8l wrrl Fjitcs4tl,, l?H Morgan. iii
Mcst FourteeMth, u0t Archer avenue, b0t West
Fourteenth. ldsi7 Dearborn street.
TIN COMMISSIONER or lfHALTu
yesterday issued tho following:
For tia puEpae OF Investigating The ca,ltes OF tho
;s;fls S, oai. |sye IA
desEes ACCURATE !ntsr1naslpn Fcgsr!!ng Tho saw.
.sx i. II tss:s ,,e IT, .;
1S s;ass ia Ms II. g.:
III !c.ocetni ts,ue.i. al siti1aaS 10
te. iSIsfait ~ M Y. Ih Is % III vi eA&aa' ss"
| usHAaC. Dk Mo1F, Gam. Of Health.
LaAt week there weEc I'LL deaths In tho city,
decrease Vt IL u cularco With tho pTesona week,
anu ot a. compared with ths snhIu week In 1871.
TAeEs wrrr ~ under year Ut age, lO between
and., ~ between ana 5, j DctWeeu . and I, I
between unl s. 10 between : aud 10, = between
| snd ~, between 10 anl 80, II between 80 snl
10, O between h0 nnl 20, / bstweca 10 mud So i
| between 50 and 20. T!lcSu wcfo III majos and III
fcmalca: i. married anl u single; III white aud
: cu1oted. Tho principal canes Ut death wrru:
Ftoll uecldcHs. 1; Iraln diseases, .; btunchitis,
2; cunynx!uns, II; aiphtheria, d; scarlet fever.
II; meningitis, i. old age, 3; pnsunuu!a, y.
, 1877-03-13
IN GENERAL.

THE MArOnALrY CANVASS
developed but ltttlo new yesterday. AID. hfcCrea
haz Withdrawn from tho field, which leaves tho
contest in the Republican ranks between 3fesers.
Heath and Wright for tho nomination. II Is said
that Mt. McCtca's withdrawal Strengthens Mr..
Weights chances, and insures him tho Twelfth
Ward delegation. As regards tho Democrats, 1lns-
vcy D. Colvtn IA the only man alleged to be active
~ working. 1Io has his m!n!ons ont. It ia sald.
wh1o tho friends Of Ferry II. Smith nnd !. n,
Dooltttle IT,, ato doing but ilttlc, md that In
quiet wny.
The election Of town officers, and especially Con-
Stables IL likely to receive mors attention than ths
bummers anticipated. IA suggested in TnR sux-
pAr Tn1nuxE, tho Justices OF the Peace will prob.
ably hoia meeting which viii consider names for
eonetabu1asy nominations. II ish notorious fact
TINT Of tho two hundred candidates offering ihem-
Ec'rcs for come thirty yseven positions, thcrc arc
not 1,skcs's t1ozen who can bo classcd among do.
cent md respectable men. This thing should bo
changed II the people want to obtain ,nnc,, need.
cA reform in tic selection Of Jasltccs jusics ana
to hare do!ts hnncsty COLLECTED for those who havo
10 resort to Justces' courts, and obtain Judgments
thcrctn.
TIE PRECINCTS.
Tho following shows tho average vote per pro.
cinct In each wnrd under The new d!s&ricting ~
compatcd With that under tho old.
, 1877-03-13

The Collector OF Riverside bandtd his books over
yesterday, and settled With Tho County Treasurer.
The Collector Of Lake View will turn bis books
orer to Tho County Collector day, and With them
abont SlS, 000.
shen1 Kern took twenty Of hIa boafders 10 Joliet
yesterday. md two To the Reform School. lilo
chung tu those boasdets ~ long A. hs could. They
should have sone down two weeks ago, according
u usaYe.
The Collectors pcrsonst.tnx warrant fos North
Chicago was for 3ll5, 600, Of which $115, COO has
hecn eol!ec,cd, ,-Arcm2Ikably good Showing. Tho
the County Collector Friday.
Tbs Conua.t.es on Public Service will report
Monday WhaEo reductions can he 1usdv iu the
salaries of tho county employees, aud MLefa leA1s
, 1877-03-13
SUBURBAN NEWS.

WEST NUNIHFiEhU'
Tho funeral OF Mrs. Mary Allison, wifo of Afr,
Nnstha,;s ~ stts,dsnco ,.a. nnn.nc',s ~ ,a,ea
n"ttnae'a. ne a.'e""aneo "as un"'ua'ty 1a'Re'
tho deceased having becn o'le Of tic Old pioneers
who arst settled Cook County: Mra. Allison had
esuo wt hi her INV a.o IN bs s.t ~ ,.a,
In 1s32, having taken passage on tho same rcsaol
which brought Gen. Scott and a detachment OF
1yn,tcd stntca sroona tn thla ejtv. m tha vnvson
.,s,. aup' ~ .a I5 ~ suo Vu!aso
wv aH.u''o eao'o.1 oiuns ea.' h"'t Iia"! usal"s
IN consequence occurred. Arrived In Chicago,
they wcke tor somc tlmo con,peled TO seek shelter
.",, ~ ~, Nv tha 1nI,sn. M IT,. s,,'.on ,.t.. ~.
s.aiea y! ,"o 'Muts1s' uno ut. h..son' WI" tno
othef settlers, was ft4alscd to perform military
duty. -
During tho same year Mr, Allison entered and
3,or,no IL. ,vnn, NJ ,Ro ..,.. ~ I.,d n,,. tr
led within N. iits ~ sbs .., md wo,,h
many millions Of dollars. This tract hs sold 10
tl,a firm, which bs has sinco oeeup,od In North.
az, ',nas ~. ,as.a =, -" pt D.
ucas aUu ua H. t1,,a q Wy H.
has e .hns e sc ansad , NJ t aow
wattome Indians, waose ehief eanlp!ify gr4and
Tas " gfovcs Wa!ch ~ h!lsoh now owna; Dur.
iilG tael5 !es,9e"co q henf5f nav . eentif{ ~
EooH III. t"un.y NJ hnu III Mss: AZ A'son haye neea hea
IN ht4lt respect by Al VINO ch1oJed tdctf &C.
qnaintancc.
The 1'oatl Of Trustees meet at tho Town .l1sil
this afternoon 1t 330. In Wow OF Tho TACT that
many citizens are aknp nol!tfcs cfthnF fof thrir
ossn bemot Or to at4 some ono ia obts!pay IN ~
dce, would Il not he good plan for fcw more Of
the village taxpayers to visit the Hoard meetings,
, 1877-03-13

md drtfion OF the honse was called foe. COM
promise motion waA made To lay both Fcts OF rcso-
Iat1ons on tho table, bnt was not entertained.
Ala. Thtoop offered suggestion lint both stdcs
be permitted to Withdraw thor sr.o'nsEona. Mr..
Wnodhtd hcmnrred to tho proposition. rlaln7
tho tahfo, with the following rcault: Ayes, 40;
nays. 10. The previous question was called, and
tho fteolnttona wera declared carried The meet.
Ing then adjourned.
, 1877-03-13

etuEht many U1 uhfG HlTCA0J UECNItiE
tfteet at tn!a point 10 an csGnnt locality for jnst
es k1d 0 ss,s:. ot . H. s1sr
more than alley. penetrating onc q The hardest
II was ,owanl this saloon that Robert Marpolo
turned h's steps az abo1t o'e!oek Sunday afcr. r.
noon; Arriving there he found severnl q tho
met one or two o. them before. although hts &C.
is6 ts61c. ~' u '"' 'A''0" "a''' '"''s WAS r'''
The baskeeper Gilmore, who I. q German: thus
Us hIs remarks 81 many aereo gslnhce and ges-
''i1e goes pack, nnd lays bis coat OF on der nt'y
game d pin .pooi1F Ind SteQnaid: hs slust says:
71W play you elm game Of ptn. pool
md steq qaa!a, ht eaiis foT Gin acicck.. rat nit
mein brader,law y de- doos;.mein brudor-faw'
" Anil tic woriiy harkeepct went on in tl,ss cir.
enn,stanlai strain 10 telf a Le know ahont she
emmy R;Gy = 9 snf 'nt h.
w!sh sSsrp-eo -eorneied neasiaehe. pat Il oees.oa.
ally. with an excited con,uent. Tho trau
sa sss pos the ali fosss' 1T osaa s:s s'e,'sf ss; es
ai-o certain absent pcrson hy lie name of stoii:
arty,. 10 witness that tho contestants were not
II I'LL qnie ' ; se"rceaeie sa'os; Tho sastanee
TO ne e., sasst that AeHnaIa and Ma}pote lnarreea
en, E hpn nynn INV .sos .nEyoa ~ ~
yne otf On tic oot. Willie Idaa'd wss brandshiSs
billiard cuo a'oft and swearing oh, how llo did
Oniccr lIatncs, Of Tho Madison Street Station.
said that he was tho fIrht officer to aEr!yo on the
nnned mu s Mnep h.h " crn csrti. on,n IND III
iraces Of the fracas hnd been removed. Thu saloon
va. % 6aa one, and lis license stloud haro been re-
TIN rcportsr called at tho hnnc OF Naypofr, and
lou spana III ' Toa,o nS % IT, anfoas renas ~
conns ec wer. "Ingg aonsatao Thsr az" as
S,osa 1nat .nc paena WE se1TMs 1 ~
Gn",S. iyc. NJ No. ~ Iok strrsi. bni hns nt,t
~ " c.n 1Gr nrrcs;ed Il H. TUX '''se'' 'a' ao' "''
o,,-,o,,n>T Do7,,n,, e,,r7n,e,
CI1 DOuKN DOWEk SUITS.
1n rnorns7Ino.p1ns .. otrDocns avssus
esen a. osacn's osoTe 70 'aSo some action ~ re-.
dower II, al Tho propcrty IN that SECTION. In spts
Of t,.e 3.arrecabio m weather. The iarca baii was
crn~ea ss a ~ .noc",,on The ea,nr ~, @
by tho election Of Sir. Carl IIanssncr as Chairman,
and Mr. Ernst Knobetsdorf as sccrrtary.
,.sn,, M IT, sI.ne..,a r.oaa.0o. eapalnea A. some
.ehs'h 'ae aAhpo'a,on MAUI ns Mt: ano
Mrs. clybonsn Of their property, and how
Mrs. CIybonrn CANT 10 make lIer demand
c o,o c.n.sa %s. sse pnrt nr9.nsd
Ins. + regard e the matter. and how Jadgs Moore,
liz s hsSs.s 5 as$ sss @ aeSss .
TT TT ssi SeSn 9ar WIN ~ NJ. IN @ 10 io
andHn s H. tGry NJ @ ~9u f H. oe sS9 a9
Us led eon.ultea tia leading lawyers in the city,
cast woaa ass.sn Jass a"ofs which
As tat - tse orRsa g ths Supreme Court was s
snee.heG, 10 woaM H attenM 10 H. arg aae
, 1877-03-13
THE WINDSOR,

On arriving at the Great Central deoot, in Now
York. It Il vcll 10 stop and Foat 1t tbs palatial
Windsor Hotel, which stsuds but fous short blocks
sway on Ptftb asenus, betwcsn Fotty-t!xth and
Fosty-seycpth stke1ta. There avery convenience
aud luxury provided u ouce, and, like strong
mau refreshed, tha itayelcs stasu upon hls t1ip
, 1877-03-13

4 !o.ee In tho rear Of the roon,--ThIs 'cra's n
iat ths intcftnps!ne member was qnin.ed, and
those present wall ked MP 10 tho Cl!airnhn's tnolo
and PIT d; down their names AZ n'emosfs Of the Or
: Tne Chairman. .adhcrng to his dcefs1on that Mr..
s o sase
oi Hisoso G0S n. sd Fsa o,s claiming
division Of the honeo on the amendment. lie Aat
dorn chn s1's5 ,Gmg nx rea'on
On motion committee wna sppoInted 10 select
The meeting then adjourned
meeting Of eitizena ANIL tax.nayers Of tho west
fea ss of tse wsr m ,!f 't wa'
All tho Sentiment o. hes "a. ,sa iii.
portion Of tho watd vas entitled TO representa-.
Tive In the connc!i. Among tho names mentioned
~ III 9ssi atwen, {ssr. sna snna 4. sl.S s r.
action unt, %encsday evening" whenn neetsne
vii ee e # The asS t Tast n taS
THE TI1inTgEETM.
The Thirteenth Ward Republican Club held =
meet!ng list evening In TaEamany hail. corner Of
oeenpsa oe ths es ns eSe u e eens
vas 10 tcotRnnixs for The coming cnmraign. and
70 elect officers foE tho ensuing rear. .Efank J.
s5ls apon Sim. ill.,. M w. =, wIiIams tho rettins
S:ss Ps Vi" hi ass st IL ~ 3Is Il e; Tos q
v!ec: Presidents wero elected .. follows: r. !.
esh, s'; ind It. 81 FfensI: seeresasy, dus n. Ovens
Treasurer, J. +. EcmmoIt.
anG % uaeie.s ,s motions, ihas dsIayns tie reguia9
eontse q the business Of thc clnS; t;., ,,..
for his services.
appoine1 o to meet meet ihc &c committocs 81 other West
S wsss aRpo!nisa. % D..'' ".s' ,. aAa 'A'S '''''
fsna,si ~ @ Is IL BSsfs e1e
u esms,.:e,s.s: sa'' ''s '''as' 81 NV s''E' f'Fk
4 motion to table tie tero1ntlon was lost.
oer pcoras Sa.e,s Te Lessatyc n
Ice investteaton would prove 9 s'an'. as tho wanlo
matter was !nsteafed " lanl @ nrR, ard hatl n &c
oas e aea S' tSo We ix
t. nenS shoaa s aat ss soa ~ th k
'ai stea. deaf Of n.s!e,s d!ssu,.len took place,
'nF .s hon va sas s fy evening
THE FOURTEENTH.
Tho Fourteenth Ward Republican Club hs,d
meeting Inst cvonlne in Thaa Hall, No. 4ftO Nil.
occnpicti tho chnlr, md 4. Ii. Michnnti acted ns
Secretary. The attendance wa qaite large, A
gates tho ward rl,ould hare At tho Wcst
Town Convention, md 1t was 1nally, deci,1cd to
appoint committee to intend a meeting OF West
Side wasd delcgatcs 10 bo held u Justcs Mat.
sons onlee Thursdny. md instruct them to Insist
upon having ntne delegates 10 rcpresont The ward
ii tho Convention. Tho Club selected Mcssrs.
sent them in tho delegate meeting. Tho mocttng
adjourned until next Monday evening. at tho sume
place, when tho delegates to tho Town Convention
will b. selected.
The Untctrihcd attempted to organize Young
, 1877-03-13
q. II. M'cRRA.

10 ths Editor of TAs Tribune.
CHICAGO, March l2.-Allow mo to say, through
your paper, that am not 4 candidate for Mayor
In Tho approaching city election. As prtvnto busI.
ncss demands my time, would ask my friends to
withhold tho use Of my namo In that connection.
8. II. MCCREA.
, 1877-03-13


CRIMINAL.
,o,n ,f,,,., w., taken IN ~. n,.,, nv n.,,.,,xo
Gallagher. charged with passing spurious eolrs in
fonnd in h,s nosscss,on, '"' f'N~'' "~'e
Jaules 1lctl will appear bnforo Justcc T1alncs
Saturday charged with perjury, Tho defendant
rays That twenty .onc Jcnss ago he forged a deed.
Inc persons Interested IN tic decd Say That he did
no'' anu CAUSE MS arrest Tor pe'3hfs'
Jphn ConoYct and Dudley r. Warren, tho two
p, men who svo been doing nc eoga.. ba,!ne..
Ssforc !ast'se summofel 81 eeoeR i:s to.ay, sad
o,a1,sv ~ W "tcse naa ucP ECU" lacm up tot tnel
Thomas O'Dstcn. q 1i.llo newsboy, who sono
il lie Hill ehssE the attef was al s .
nasted tho AAoinhf Thnntrc. was yestersy srrss,"l
1 Detective o,tcrmar niter ri l,svnr eladei sSo
polleo for nearly two months.
Edward Mccarthy and Daniel Murray. charged
VIII stealing M barrel Of -four from NJ e Camel.
street statton ny Scrgt. oponnell and 0Aiccr
hny' IN hahn III rernan;nn iii a,rnv *" h.rrnJ
ind c was Is uay hcTs iibrfaiiv for IL |"'
william van yctzer. william arundmnn, Ed.
ward shawesoss, and James tiarton. the snldo
anet!o1ss.t 1s vsF9 aa arrested ysstceday after.
named Jamss y. i!oyey, . snest 1t the htathlsss
Iote': Gn Kiats .,ee to whom they sod an a.
9s seas ssse FL. FL III s's
n,chan, n. waltnrc, nm c,.con,,,h,c .xo, n,r..t.i
and takcn bcfosc Iastjco Dynf ysstor1ay MI ehalred
tnt ~ 1nn,too frcn, 1,cn Nv WnAthmr IT, ho th
matter n M I'D ono, tho warrant having hesn
s,vn,n crt ~ ,nn1 ~, iq7: tEct,ann ,xh sht ~
ss re ss 81 NJ bs Ct 81 sl
's ropett p,eh1er, Henry p,e,,c,, Charlie, ,,re,-
rS Sf r. s,das 81 9oa o
Wilt Saatss; ssssS = 81. s'sSS ss aasi q
1e ne 1s4 nses =
'',se'' .-...,
Mention Was mado n THs TRIBUNE few days
had been arrested on a Charge Of larceny. Thoy
were e5a1nIncd or tho charge hctore Jnstco scully
s sssE s sS ssS Ses$
stcanv " n nv se ~ so""s ny wfS ~ ema.2cn M
70 as; q Ps h a' s ssSa .esses OF wrong
torday from Detective Steele, now In. New York
SIsrs 1ss Ge;sn xsst' s rS sd n
ot No. u Canal etreos, and then rottng aro 10 tho
R' hs The sfst Rssenf, r. ssSg su
2 hahoa. corpus. which, wien nSt'ut 10 to
H set aide W.. tnte.t.p:sa y te Etsoners
pfsen bs narna a! ee1asa T. H. e.
sczllua inCss. 1t was aftckwaEts learned tlat the
Rbows up Il! court today the bonds nse to to Tor.
=" nc'' 'os Puh''hueh'' 'of ne flen1s ae.
as,+. ,xo. I'm. o.,,. :. :, .,o ,. ..,
Adams, which was tranhfcrrcd 10 Joseph Cnhill'a
, 1877-03-13
Tho following shows tho average vote per Pre-.
cinct In each wnrd under the new dls.fictiny ~
compared With that under tho cid.

EEsE'Hqhtl'. Ese'ah e. III III
fsartcs!s..:,.... fftntssash...::.. 4; ~ r.
FtftccMt! .................... ..... no Glt
EEss!sssas'!tth::":: ..: M 8!
hf''''''1''':iii,;;:s;;;i,. rnn NORTH 4owa W. ''
of Yorth 10 chieaTo hsa me.ttns "a nv Al % nsa"as Iisi
a,t M sxcn,nr % Psc,annt I s,owart IL ,hc ehaI, 4 '
Secretary Rogers reportcd 1o7 applications for
membership. Thoy werc rcfcrrod 10 tho ward
committees, and reported upon favo,ab!y. Tho
mrnoeIrh'p en- now NUMBER ntn oyer sU: , .,.o
Ihe committee appon.ea % % make nominations ION !.
ena nsy sau eI ys' s sf
granted until next Monday evening.
The Committee on Addroes also asked for fur.
ss .'s ssa tse1 ,bss wsts
il Is understood il.at q Colscctot. Supervisor.
BEEN axrceI III to stumna Soe
tho H dasuIty % f. to IND man M a VIC i. compotant snG
Will be general, Acceptable; S;Gp sSsoxn.
m sto sSt fo1 te
9ot Aidornat, md tte sslecton of deiosatcs to tho
con,Inu fity conyentton. an @ Tbe inno,anea IL op tho
meeting secured a large Attendance. col. ii. II.
seaaas o9l.r Of business vs. taken up
Tic Treasurer reported balance In his hands, aud
tha Exccuttyn Committee hnt il had takcn sicps 10
bnyc lis wari rodstrctod lie result 6f which Will
| l,c found III tho Council PROCEEDINGS. Two tho.
knrd sI(ps or tho boundaries OF thp now precincts
| .7cro ordered printed.
| FhN rrpnlnr hustnraa 1>ofru tfrounh with Mr.
Enrri offered rcsointion dccarnV ii a, thn scnec
e ~ n sa 1oaS's m en @ no 20
In rnnir hntxxncr .,owf NH s,rrIinr ncGrrtfmT ~
In ,n.parrmtn. ~ cify nffnirr. ar, Tin SSnen ~
inent Was fhounht TO ho thrnst IN ti,e dark snd
| Wns nrnmntiy tnblcd. >"' '"A
This lhnir fhcn rcat fron, tho consltutfon oY the
Clair nhosynv fhnt Il WA reccssnrV 10 nnn1insts
cnnildntea f5r Xidsrmnn dnrina th1 eynntnu. thnt
| thp nominations might lay oycr tor one wcok lie
then declared nomi5ations Z order. ,.,,.., m.
, 1877-03-13
TEETH IN RUINS


DODELSEN-WESSEN-S evening, Matcf,
II, by the Rev. pr. {. 4. Edwat. at the Fcadcneo
uf the britle'a father, No. ~ West ln1ana n .
Henry Dololscn and Miss Ebha Augusta, only
dangfltcr OF l.. 8. Wcn.cn, Eeg.