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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-20

AN Indiana farmer who posted q no
tice reading, mo hunting on this farm"
was surprised to read, on a second in
spection, mo. ]. hunting on this
farmp
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JOSEPH had a peace talk with How
ard, few days ago, and while they
were parlying all the warriors es'
capped. One of his sharp tricks, prob
ably, to get out Of tight place.
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THE drama to be played by the
Sawtelle troupe at the Court House
Monday evening is one of their favor
lite plays, and everybody wishing to
witness a frstclass performance
should be there.
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THE Indian that was taken from the
Upper Payette valley to Boise City a
few days ago, is being held as a pris-
oner of war. 5IIEJ 4ft acH 41
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RAMBL1NGs OF RoUsTABoUT.
ATLANTA, July IA, 1877.


ditch to convey water on to the placer
Ground on the mountain, two ana
half miles northwest Of, Atlanta. that
prospects largely. He will not COM
plete the ditch in time to operate the
mines this season.
J. L. Hogan has leased and Is put
ting in running order the saw mill Oh
John L. Tillman, one and halt miles
above town, which he will start up IN
week. Mr.. H. is a thorough me-
chanic and business man, and VIII
turn out good quality OF lumber
that he intends to sell at $25 per thou
sand, delivered in town.
John American, at the Atlanta res
taurant, gives good meals at % cents
and board by the week at IS. Prices
Of board in this town are very low
considering the high rates OF frelgnt
that have to be paid on the provisions
brought in. Both hotels charge Inc
same rates the restaurant does.
A Gne lot of large species OF
speckled trout was brought in from
the salmon river lakes the other day.
These lakes are distant twenty miles
from Atlanta, and contain these fish
in large quantities.
Col. A. B. Smith has gone out to
Yankee Fork for packtraln load OF
quartz to be crushed at some OF the
mills here.
In consequence of so many mules
having been called from here to be
used in the government service, there
are not enough left to pack the ore
out and goods in. Uncle Sam must
be Offering strong inducements to
cause packers to throw up contracts
for the season, and go into his service,
am told that in one instance pack
er forfeited five hundred dollars al
ready earned, and went off to pack for
Government. The price of packing
from here to Rocky Bar has advanced
from fifteen to twenty-five dollars per
ton.
Mr.. Algewahr is confident he will
have the roasting furnace Of the Buff
alo mine completed by the first OF
August. The machinery is at Rocky
Bar and will lie on the ground IN two
or three days. We may expect to
hear good report from this company
in a short time: Rich ore is lying all
round the mill, with any quantity III
sight in the mine, - =
M. A. Baldwin and party have left
for Silver City AS | am not informed
in regard to their intentions or opln
ions, [ will not venture guess; but
] may be allowed to express the hope
that no company will be induced tc
take hold of anything in Atlanta Il
is very decidedly to the interest O
this community as well as the compa
ny operating, that something sub
stantial be obtained as a basis to OPP
crate on. 1t is easy to say such ano
such man went away highly pleased
with the mines. That sounds to me
rather tame when speaking Of this
camp. A man who goes into the Bnff
alo mine and simply says, after com
ing out, "it looks WELL" reminds on1
Of person who, on looking upor
some of natures grandest and most
awe inspiring works, says 'it looks
nice" The man who is not amazed al
the Vast deposits Of wealth stored
away in natures vaults around Allan
ia, cannot be astonished at anything
short of the Heavens being rolled into
a scroll, or the blast of the last trum
pet. 1t cannot nor need not be dis
guised that times are dull here ]
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The. Grover investigation will prove
to be a great big farce.
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WASHINGTON, July 14th,-A report
says General Towards inefficiency
in Idaho has led the Administration to
consider the advisability Of suspend
ing him by the appointment Of Gener-
al Crook to the command of the De-
partment of the Columbia, "A cabi-
net officer last evening said that his
lips we're sealed upon the subject.
McCrary has arrived here, having or
dered his carriage by telegraph to
meet him at the station and take him
to the Presidents House at the Sol
dier's Homo, for the purpose of con-
sulting with the President at once on
the situation. 1t is entirely possible
that Howard may be suspended to
day. a lahH agltt ~saas
1t is hoped that the President sees
the situation as the people of Idaho
do, and at once place Crook in COM
mand. His name is terror to the
Indians, who would become panic
striker on his taking the field. LII.
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MRS. Fl. A. MOORE would announce
to the Ladies' and Gentlemen who desire
the personal adornment of fine suit of
lair, that she has patented her celebrated
Hair Restorcr which has now been be.
fore the public for space of two wears,
and has in every instance given entire sat.
isfaction as to whatit promises. No min.
eral or damaging substance is used in this
preparation, and it is guaranteed to pre-.
vent hair falling out after four applica.
tions Well-known cases of long.stand
ing badness have been successfully treat.
ed(as per testimonials in my possession).
1t will produce full flowing crop of hair
on all stages of badness, even to its most
pronounced state. 1t will prevent hair
from turning gray.
!. lB Preparations forwarded to all parts
of the country. ,s o aafr.e.ess 81. -
ONE BOTTLE, So; Or, THREE BOT.
@'.'1 ''''. TIES, $40. . -
Address, MRS. n. A. MOORE.
1OOS1a MARKET STREET.
r@ta San francisco, California.
J. I Agents vvaaate<a.
July 20-tf.l =
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THERE is Methodist Church in Col
Qrado which has not one male member.
The businessis controlled entirely by
women, aud there is ., balance in the
church treasury.
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HE
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purposes.
-vr7E OFFER OUR GOODS At PRICES TO srrrr
:" the the times and Warrant satisfaction tn
need of anything in our line, please give NJ
iall, Orders BY mall or that may Dc lett withR.c
attention.
Factory on Tenth street, between Main and Grow.
Boise City. MAY 8,T-h
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-13
Stanley Matthew'S Letter to Cham
borla!n.'

WAsH1NaToN, March 1O.-The fol-
lowing letters were made public yes
terday by Governor Chamberlain, at
the special request of Stanley Mat
thews, and are the letters alluded to
by Mr.. Blaine in the Senate on the
7th inst. :; ,.....- ,"-."
k. 'WAsnINeToN CRY, MARon 4, 1877.
Hon, D. II. CAa"berlain, Columbia. s. c.:
MY DEixgS1R--I have not the
honor of personal acquaintance
with you, but have learned to re-
spect you from MY knowledge of
your reputation. I take the liberty
of addressing you now, with great
distrust Of the pr opriety of doing so,
prefacing it by saying that I speak
without authority from any one, md
represent only my own views. The
situation OF public affairs in S nth
Carolina 10 too complicated to be
discussed at length in note, and
yet impresses mo as one that ought
to be changed by the policy of Re
publican statesmen in such way as
not'only to remove all the contro~
versies that disturb that State, but
to remove the embarrassments aris-
ing fromsit to the party in other
parts Of the country. 1t has oc.
CURED to noe to suggest, whether
by your own concurrence and CO.
operation, an arrangement could
not be arrived at which would obvi-
ate the necessity for the use Of Fed
eral arms to support either
government, and leave that to stand
which is able to stand itself. Such
a course would relieve the admins
tration from the necessity, SO far as
executive action is concerned, of
making any decision between the
conflicting governments, and would
place you in q position of making
the sacrifice of what you deemed
your abstract rights for the sake of
the peace of the community, which
would entltle you to the gratitude
not only of your own party, but
the respect and esteem # the entire
country. l trust you will pardon
the liberty I have taken, as my mo-
tive is to promote not only the pub
lie but your personal good. With
great respect,
W.. STANLEY MATTHEWS.
Appended to the foregoing letter
arc the following lines by Mr..
Evarts;
DEAR GovERNoR-I have read this
letter. and conversed with Col. Has
kell and Senator Gordon on this
subject, SO interesting to us ALL I
should be very glad to aid in q solu..
ton OF the difficulties of the situation,
and especially to hear from you,
speedily. With my compliments to
Mrs. Chamberlain,
Yours, very truly,
WIN. Nj. EvARTs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-13
Sale UnlEer Order Of Court.

q. ELLISON, Sa., Austioneer.
A. Markley Lee, Junior, Trustee of the
Ban krupt Estate Of j. NJ. Caldwell
& Sons, -00
against
Jacob A. Caldwell and2others.
pY virtue of on order of the District
- Court Of the United States, for the
District Of South Carolina, in the above
case, will be sold on Monday, the second
day Of April, A. d. 1877, ut the Court
House in the town of WinnsboIo, County
of Fairfield and State OF South Carolina,
at II O'clock, m, -
All that tract of land, containing EIGHT
HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES, more or less,
situate, lying and being in tho county Of
Fairfield and the State aforesaid, on the
waters Of Wateree Greek, bounded on
the north by lnnds of w. j. Latham, east
by lands Of DR.. Samuel Mobley, south by
lands of Rev. Il. W. Erwin. west by Ian Ids
of Il. Watt Brice; and having such other
shape, marks and boundaric as plat of
resurvey made by J. G. Caldwell, D. S.
on the - day Of -, 1872. moro fully
shows.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-13
FAST ScHEDULE.-The following
notice has been issued -
C. G. & A. II. r. CO..
SUPERINTENDENT's Or

G. @. Il A. r. r. CO.,
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, S. C., March 8, 1877.
From and after the 18th inst, the
passenger train north on this road
will leave Augusta at 8.45 D m,
and stop only at the following
named stations Granitevillo, Pine
House, Johnston's, Batesburg, Lees
vile, W. @. & A. junction, Colum-
bia, Ridgeway, Winnsboro, Black
Stock Chester, Rock Hill and Char
lotte: Going south, stop at all
regular stations between Charlotte
and Columbia south Of Columbia,
at W. G. & A.. junction, Leesville,
Batesburg, Johnston's, Pine House,
Graniteville and Augusta.
A daily freight and accom- moda-
tion train will run Sundays except
ed) stopping ut all stations on the
line, leaving Charlotte at 1896 a. m.,
arriving in Columbia at 243 D. M;
leave Columbia $50 p. M, arriving
in Augusta 3.57 a. m. Going
orth, leave Augusta 500 a. M,
.HIlFlilB III Columbla E23 p. m. !;
leave Columbia 9.15 a. M, arriving
in Charlotte 1863 y. m. =
,GHh4'r JAMES ANDERSON,
yu~ Superintendent.
by this it will be seen that the
night train will not stop at Killian's,
Doko, SIMPSONS, White Oak, Wood
wards, Smiths or Lewis. The mail
will be 5dehliyered ehigyse and qH d takenlat these
places by mail-catchers-that is,
hooks and arms attached to the
mail cars which seize the,bag,suspen-
ded from q post at the station and
sweep it into the train. b a,,ao, sasaf,o,
a smart school boy says it takes
thirteen Letters nto = sspeil COW. and
proves it thus: sSee 81 double
you s. z " S'SsES Sss8Aase9as
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-13

PERSONAL. - Col. James II. Rion
returned from Washington on Sun
day morning. Ho expresses himse I
rs much pleased with his visit to
President Hayos. and thinks the
outlook very encouraging for South
Carolina and the South generally.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-13
New Goods !

TO arrive at the Dry Goods, Fancy
l. Goods md Millinery
BAZAAR.
New Spring Prints and other Goods cx-
p1cted daily.
INSPECTION
Of the L.dios and pubic generally So
PRICES
and goods will compare favorably with
any in tho market.
AGENT
for Butterick's Paper Patterns, Ladies'
Misses and Children's Patterns in Store
ALL WINTER GOODS
marked down in prices to clear them ont
as much rs possible.
ALWAYS RECEIVING
fresh and choice Goo.ls in tho Grocery
Department.
THE PUBLIC
are aware that my stock consists of Gene
raj Merchandise 1t therefore takes too
much time and space to itemize Suffice
it to say, you can find all you want Mt
j. O. BOAGS. =.
Fine Early Rose Potatoes and Fresh
Carrier Seeds in, at
j. o. BOAG'S.
Furniture. Lumber. Shingles, &C., for
sale ,s tho lowest, by
j. 0. BOAG.
feb "a
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-13

Trial Justices can furnish thom y
selves with tho necessary blanks by
applying at the Office of The News
AND HERALD. A full assortment of
these blanks will be kept constantly
on hand, or supplied nt short notice.
Prices low, work good, and satisfac-
ton guaranteed.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-13
ALSO,

All TINT tract or plantation of land, con-
tanning ELEVEN HUNDRED ACRES Of land,
more or less, situate, lying and being in
the County of Fairfield and the State
aforesaid, on the waters Of Dutch man. s
Creek, bounded by lnnds of Thos Davis,
Estate OF David Pro sence, Estate of N. A.
Pcay, Henry Harrison, Jeter Harrison
and others; and having such other boun-
diaries ~ a.plat:.a If resuryey m ,de by b. III.
Robertson, ID. S., more fully represents.
a. = ALSO,
All that certaii piece, parcel or lot Of
land, with the storc-houso thereon, lying,
being and situate in the town of Black
stock, in the State and County aforesaid,
fronting on Main Street, and located
between the lots owned respectively by
Culp q Aagsdale and John G. Maokorell.
ALSO.
All that lot or parcel Of land lying and
situate in the town of Blackstocf and
State aforesaid, fronting OF Main Street
two hundred and ten feet, on southeast
dred and sixty eight feet on the north
by ------- lot two hundred and ten feot,
and on tho northwest by alley-way one
hundred and sixty-cight feet containing
THREE THOUSAND, NINE HUNDRED AND TWEEN
TY (3920) SQUARE YARDS, moro or less.
.au TERMS OF SALE:
One third cash, the balance in two
equal successive annual instalments, with
interest from day ofsale, payable annual
ly, secured by bond Of purchaser and
mortgage Of the premises. BniJ iJdings on
premises to be insured, and policy as
signed.
Purchaser to pay for papors.
'nt@h A. NJ HUGER,
mar l3-tds Referee.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-13

CoLLEcTIoN OF TAxEs.--The collec.
ton of the ten per cont. contribu-
ton still goes on finely in this coun-
ty. We trust that those taxpayers
who have not paid. will do so at
once. The book will probably be
closed in very short time, and
every citizen should at once call on
the Special Agent and pay the quota.
The amount collected up to four
o'clock on Monday is $4,O50.1o.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-13

HET your Job Printing done OF
NJ TIE NEWS AND HERALD Ofioe,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-13

A smart school boy says il takes
thirteen Letters, Letters ltot /, epeell COW. and
you Q v asgpe,sazsSTl1e
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-13

FAiBFIELDr SABRE CLUB.-We have
been requested to state that there
will be meeting of this Club in
Winnsboro, on Saturday next at II
n. m. We understand that the
object of tho meeting is toplace the
Club upon full military footing,
and to tender the organization to
Governor Hampton to be enrolled
rs part of the State militia. It is
desired that every member of the
Club, and all who purpose joining
it, be present next Saturday at the
meeting,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-13

Intelligence has been received of
the death, in Brooklyn on Friday
last, of the Rev. Henry r. Dickson.
MIR. Dickson was we'll known to the
people of Fairfield, having been for
years member Of Harmony Pres
bytery. Two years ago he assumed
charge of Dutch Reforme church
IN Brooklyn whore he has since been
officiating. His death, which result
Cd from congestive chills, will be
sine erely lamented.
, 1877-02-20

otlcer Cobb yesterday captured William Harley
and Christopher Reilly Ia thu net Of stealing two
. asass 'son. " .. nna'p ~, " ~. ~. L.ke
s1tset. cpon !ee aa5 previous Inc same ta'efes
tn,hooy Hanntba, il mt Of Tim o,a or1,,n., HIN.
,Ih., fsn,i,- ",a.s - ~ 1".sah 1,',;it.'n,. -.
n.ps. lsJ. s'nee ee ~ 1o.sp" n1laInset arc
brother of Anthony. With stealing sim, Both
parties WIRE lodged In tbs Ch!cago-Avcune Station
last night.
&t.,'A ,r
, 1877-02-20

GpkttA EHfpdfsh 10 Tag 3fsttsN&.
LONDON, Ont, Feb. l0.-The oil combination
has completely collapsed. Every refinery under
lease by the Association IL set at liberty to man
ufacturc for thetnsclves-some forty altogether,
IN London East St. Thomas, Wyoming, Pc
tro1la, etc. a number OF these will now 70 into
manufacture for Canadian consumption only,
and Il Is expected the price Of oil will fail from
10 to 15 cent. in few days. In London East
one firm received $1,000 annually for keeping
their works idle.
Gptctat Di1patch to 1As Trts4nt
TORONTO, Feb. 10.-The election Of member
to represent South Waterloo in ths Dominion
Parliament took place totiay, and resulted IN
tho return OF alr. Masters, tic Ministerial can-
dtdatc. An election also took place today for
tne representation Of kamouEaska. Roy, 4
Satctat Htpafea to 7nz 3f4sans
MONTREAL, Ont, Fcp. ia meeting Of
shareholders OF the Merchants Bank took blaze
this afternoon to discuss the report circulated
respecting the bank, and TIC efforts BY parties
to deprectate tho stock. statement submit-
have loss Of $iUo,000 stprc the Inst annual
meeting. To this sum wnl added &l00, ,00O to
meet all contingencies. In addition to these
gums It was resolved to wipe out the Milwaukee
Railway bonds, amounting to t2l0, 600, making
q total loss Of S7l0,000. The surplus and cun.
tangcnt fund to It's credit at the last annual
meeting was 8l.10s,000. Deducttng from this
above the capital OF tho bnnk. A resolution was
unanimously carried expressing satlsfactlon
With the reYutt of the statement, md recom-
ncnding shareholders not to perluit tho
temporary depression OF the stock to cause
then, to sacrifices the inierests Of the bank.
, 1877-02-20
TIE COUNTY HOSPITAL.
CLEANING orr THE BUAxs

Il has been fumoFed abroad Inst the Cook County
Hospital has recently bcen diverted from its highly
uaoful and charitable purpoaes 10 beeoms IN abld-
Ing place nhd ftce'1uneh stand for GfssEs lndl.
vldusls OF the dead .beat elaas, who stmuiats
diseases With The wicked intent 10 gsEn m essy
living without labor. WhereAt, ths fcport having
crept into the sacred chambers vi The tnst aud per-
fect COuaty Hoard, tAa so1t OF Clrssy was greatly
ytirfsa, and he wx1ea wso.h ana demanded ~ ~.
vcst'xation. So. with many ubIurss,lons 1t tho
public which would ne'ss stay eonteuscd, no mat.
nauy pultieal workers might Le provided With fst
Offices. tha Hospital cetn nmtltes ssita out 10 ths
edlnce Ut aslliau> yesterday morning In order 10
luok through lhs conEalsseent &ards, and dstsE-
nina 1t thtfs were any tsnth an the tuuor.
Warden Mclaughlin sut In the oa1cc I'll the ucFns
inY, uncertain WtethrF tu laugh 0s gtuMt!e. !ts
was waiting for tue Committed 10 tpptar Finally
hu spird Couatn ssoncr Asucnlher coming ny the
ruad. Thtn Warden and Gommlsstontf waited In
pearv4. THIN Gnenthes had to return A1u,s to st.
tend q fuusEsa. The other two tomu,lsstonefs do.
eidc 70 ~ through the fuFna Of intrstlxsson, aud
started oil The rounds, Accompanied by tho Warden
and tho ilonse physician.
clcaEy ld mus. of ths taking. When The party
entered ward he would organize Amsslf iuto 4
picket ..uarl, aud would lire continued volley Of
luestfeis 81 The different inmate. who were In.
ttcnct4 taet sld:. of the Iins of tasreh behind
addts.s lhe pstfent sotlethEns Ike this:
''tt9w d'yg dot"
p2ltrnt wun!d smile dubtauaiy aul bow.
''Hettiny along pteltY well, are your
Patient would generally ssply 'folssab'y. sas. y
Qs ''SCs. W.T.
, 1877-02-20

lHMEpI41E LAul5lAIlUN HkCkSHARtt
The coming town elections nfe attracting consid.
etablc attention from the respectable voters and
ta1payerr. It woufd seem, however. !fthe honest
people are to have show that considerable 1egIaa-
tton IL necessary to protect them. The srNpAr
Ts,nrxE called attentlpn to q most disgracefui
plot which Ia afoot to hase only voting place In
each Of The three towns composing Chleugo. This
Bo.sd sn se ssos II :eS osee eoa
hardly be measured. II would, a. q eeauEt, dlern.
franchise nineteenth OF the voter. and wonld
hummer. .eleEcnt-io control tie election.
The bil Of Miles kehoe. which Requires the
sy =" I'D III Il isie" it, Il sG 70 * eny
to The bummere. Il 1t makrs no special provisions
fet Judges o! the town elections and The psoect,on
eisqaes a better chance to consp,re together. The
votng places for The town elections should be fxed
4 s sEs. tG ssf @ = s. ss a. sI ess sese :soa I'D
suis confusion wor.e eonfoundei.
especially, need: rssi t!e@ @s; lie Eef'i.tute, et
,ass f.: RI h. ptng ;n It, T.
To- cerE # ii and
Il. elaim 70 the oIlcs: IN recent setion ! q:
Supreme Can't where i viii fest for year two:
te .ee se saa "a o.sen.se
the Towh Clerk fpfaettaily elects the officer who
pre.!des at ile town election. u ht choosca to he
can hare matters BIZ own wey. lie calls the meet.
Ing 10 order. nominates The Moderator. snd de-.
clares the result. lie aad The Moderator are the
Judges OF election. 1.-The Returning Doard,-whtch
The Supreme Court has decided we cannot 60 be.
bind. Now, ia The South Towr. II Mr.. Carver
thoula ee altered e 90 On qalsi', and peaceahy,
what may not % done! Gleeson with h!s Inrn.
| mer etnE may cotue along. organize, and hold an
electfun of their own No tribunal las ret decided
thAt he has mt the right to the ontce lie IL nut
fellow to lie !tle and that he and gang are work.
| Ing 10 regain lost power there ran bc no doubt
c Yet sde hs srs
! work. There the Town Clerk IL an nunest, re-.
l1sb.s man, but that would be but little protection
II there was un1y one polling place In the Town.
Considesabe *ise leRtalatlont II needed in regard
| to town elections aud tic sooner It IL had, the
better Will Ii be fut Chicago.
, 1877-02-20
ROCKFORD.
Ttle Mayor OF That Turitaptc Eiystun in
High Euigron.

Tins Mayor of That Taritaptc Elystum In
High I1uiEr0n.
6ptefdf Dikpoteh 10 TIE Tribune
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Fob. 19-Atnyor Levi Rhoatts
Il very Indignant to-day at tho treatment of the
City Attorncy-in fact, 10 use l,tr 1Ionor's own
language, he considers that gentleman, has sold
him out boots and brccc1cs. THE facts arc
briefly these: lie lad twelve sa'oon.kcepcrs tn-
tictej, against several Of whom ha had no less
tt,an eight charges, lie expected to reap bar
vest Of from q 800 to s 900 out Of these cases,
as the, fine e not less than s23 nor
itng hts absenes last week In Ch!tago ths
with oil the lquor.deacrs nt t25 each, Of $500.
The Mayor knew nothing Of the arrangement
until thls morning, wien tho cases we're tc
have come up for trial. TN lcarng what hGl
BEEN lone, Nj. Roadcs proceeded ut once to
the Office Of the City Attorney, but card on
town. Tho liquor eicmcnt rejoice, and nil the
ealoon-keepers formed procession and marched
through tho elty this morning. From wbat the
Mayof says their Joy will be Of abort duration,
The Mayor informed your correspondent that
he would probably remove the Attorney forth
with.