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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-30

If your life has been so ire
proachable as to leave your enemy
no opportunity for detraction with
out inventing calumny against
you, consider what a comfort it is
that malice cannot hurt you without
the aid of falsehood, and where this
is the case, you may trust to the fair
ress Of your character to clear itself
in the end.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-30

A professional man returning to
his Office one day, after substantial
lunch, said complacently to his as =
sistant: "Mr. Peetkin, the world
looks different to a man when he
has three incheL of rum in him. -
ayes, replied the junior without a
moments hesitation, sand he looks
different to the world "
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-30

"a man who'd maliciously set fire
to barn." said good old Elder Pod
son, "and burn up stable full of
horses and cows, ought to be kicked
to death by a jackass s and Id like
to be the one to do it,"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-30

Capital is seat ofgovernment,
and capitol is the building in which
its public business is Transacted
The difference is marked one, and
should be kept in mind in discussing
the removal question.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-30

Photographer-"Now, sir, if you
will look a little less as though you
had bill to meet, little more as
though you'd been left legacy,
you'll get a picture
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-30

Dr.. Henry Briggs, Of Brooks
county, had the misfortune on Wed>
nesday morning to get both Of his
hands badly sawed up ID q gin that
he had just started.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-30

The saw mill of John Edmond
son and Henry G. Williams, three
miles east of Cumming, Forsyth
county, together with large guam
tity Of lumber was destroyed by fire.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-30

Mrs. Sarah l.. Whitehurst, Of
Macon, got verdict in the Superior
Court against the city Of Macon for
seven hundred and fifty dollars dam
ages sustained by falling and disIo,
eating an ankle on the public
streets.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-30

When a girl gets mad and rises
from fellows knee, but thinks bets
ter of it and goes back again, it is
what they call a-relapae,s
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-30

The fashion journals say, "Feath
ers are still the style for hats and
bonuets.' Beds, too. We slept on
hotel bed the other night must have
had as much as thirty or forty feeth-
ers scattered around on a car load of
Stats. But this is carrying feather
decoration to the extreme of FASH
ion.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-30

Woe to the inexperienced little
fish who goes out to enjoy himself
on his own hook.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-30

"Parson, don't you think mar
riage means of grace Ger
tainly; anything leading to repen
lance is means of grace"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-30

DECLINING an offer of marriage is
said to be a slight of hand perfor-
nance.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-30

To have ideas is to gather flows
ers. To think is to weave them in
to garlands.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-30

A wag suggests that suitable
opening for many choirs should be,
"Lord have mercy on US, miserable
singers"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-30

Mr.. L. P. Jones, Sheriff of Tel,
fair county has resigned the office.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-30

A difficult lock to pick -One from
a bald head.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-30
Uhe N}arietta gontual.

Marietta, Ca, Friday, Nov. 80, 1877
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-30
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-16
OCEAN CABLE MONOPOLY.

EXPECTED RESISTANCE TO THE SCHEME FOR ABB
soRBING THE DIRECT CABLE COMPANY.
In explanation of some OF the measures that
have taken ~ the managers of tie Globe Telegraph
and Trust Company England to absorb The Direct Unit
ted states cable Company INTO tue system at present con-
oled by them il is stated that The directors Of the first
named company also connected follows with other
telcgraph aud cable companies:
John Pcnder, NJ. f., chairman Globe Company; also,
chairman Of the Eastern Telegraph Company, ana O the
Eastern Extension Company and trustee Of the Sub
marine Cables Trust Company.
Sir James Anderson, director Clone Company: also.
director OF the Anglo American Company asn director
of TIE brazilian SdpmIIne company a.o' director 81
the Eastern Telegraph Company; also, director Oi the
ia tern Extension CoipanY also, director OF the Ger
Union Telegraph Company, ana trustee Oh the sub
marine Cables Trust Company.
cyrus W Field director Globe Company also. director
OF the hngoAmCricdn Company; also, director of the
Eastern Telegraph Company.
Nm d tGrq' % 9aoch N. P dTepoT Globe compapv
also director the American Company also, di
rector OF the Brazilian submarine Company; also trs
tee Of the Submarine Cables Trust Company Also CHAIR
man Of the Telegraph Construction ana Maintenance
Lord William VI. Hay director Glo1e COMPANY also,
director OF the AnglOAmeiicdn Onpaiy usJ, director
Of the EistcIn ee graph company a-, director OF the
Eastern Extension Company ana trustee OF the suDha-
rine Cables Trust C3DpIny ,,,.,. ,,......,... .,.,
". y. Massey, NJ. i" director Globe company also,
director OF tine Eastern iclc2ra, h Company also, d
rector of the Eastern Extension Company
Viscount Monck. director ot G,oDe COMPANY a1So
chairman of tie AuglJAHcrican Company also, clair
man tie Brazilian submarine COMPANY also, director
o the Eastern Extension Company ana trustee oil tHc
Submarine Gables Trust Company.
The Direct Gable Company was permitted to laid It's
wires both on the CaHadan aud United States coasts
upon The express agreement thai It would not enter into
a combination with any other cabio company, aud its
charter contains clause prohibiting such combination
or anal gamiaiOn. The Prime Minister OF Canada, Mr.
Aackcuzie In a communication to the mana sing drec-
tor OF the Dominion Telegraph Company OF Canada, has
given the most positive assurance that the Canadian
Government VIII resist the proposed amagamation 81
the Direct Cable Company with the Anglo-American
COMPANY by a rigid enforcement oi the law. II IL a.
confidently expected t.at the United States Government
M te similar act on in the mat'r and 10 Is believed
y the representative the DiIer Gable Company ~
tins country that This resistance prevent Tie con
ON of tne proposed for the absorption or
ri heir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-16
HEATING STEAM CARS.

The Railroad Committee of the Aldermen
again considered yesterday tie heating of street cars
during the WiuteTh6nths. j. W. FOrshay Of tie Broad
way ana Seventh Avenue R5ad said he thought IL con-
spracy Kill the passengers aud the Board Of Health
would moi permit it, He had consulted at least 100 per
sons who Travelled daily by his road and they al were
opposed IT, The inventors Of heating apparatus
the only persons who really desired It, T. r. Butler OF
the sixth Avenue Road opposed the measure. and said
that the proper ventilation of the gave the
ductOrs and constant trouble and annoyance
The cars were warm enough generally.
DR. Samuel Hall OF No. 176 West Tenth-s. strongly
objected 10 heating the He urged that artificial
heat introduced Into the crowded city would duse
contagiOn aud iniure the health OF passengers. He
pecally mentioned the foul vap0rs which wOnld arise
from the wet shoes and clothes " many persons
crowded INTO the small OF ear IN stormy weather
Scarlet fever and other contagious diseases would be
communicated. Tie moisture ia a heated ear would
niece saily cause disease = l.. Phillips President Of
the Third Road suggested that The opinion Of the
Board OF Health obtained To the effect ON the pub
lie health OF placing heaters III ears.
Dr. Oscar Sulcr submitted patent stove, ana claimed
that the yapor caused by the heat melting the snow
brought III by the passengers on their shoes ana clothes
was beneficial 90 health John Gibson, jr, Mr.. SNOW,
agent for Yandervoorts patent; Charles Busn, ana
others discussed the merits OF their different plans, an
also the feasibility Vi heutns tho cars. Alcrman Cole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-16
FREDERICK MAY NOT WOUNDED.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 15.-Ihe GG;ette to-day
say.: Tie many Iumors regarding Frederick "i"l
having been wounlcd absolutely unfouhdci ana are
authortatiycly contradIcted. Air FIcdencA May was
no: touccu by ball from r Benefits pistol and he
stated before leaving This city that he Was of The Oli0n
thut the bail did not come WITHIN Ten lee'
of him. The fact that lie was unnut can
he stated without fear OF contradiction. Tbc
story that he was wounded and lying con
ccalcd at the hunting lodge OF hr Brown. at MarsAy
Point and the other story that was staying at WIN.
(llmJr's hunting place ~ sluEicItird, are hGtl IN
founded Together with UF. Frederick May OF BALI
mol, ana d. Charles Tgimin, lac has !cit FOR parts
Unknown ia order 70 aFDld arrest Inc ruinor tht Dr.
uc., Il of Pnudcipha Vi itcd Frederick Mas and
taken cfr IN, arm explained by t.c ct that On Tuesday
last he visited snow lWorrc~tcr County 20 see young
RYAN the arm of this gentleman had been injured
while out duchu. EclwlcA's Island not iOJs since.
D.. P.ncJisi removed the arm from tie socket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-16
F.irAL C4RhLEssytSs girH POUDAR.
INQUEST II THE CASE OF THE EXPLOSION AT
MORRISANIA.

INQUEST ~ THE CASE or THE EXPLOSION AT
MORRISANIA.
An investigation was held yesterday after
noon at Morisania, by Coroner EuGci. in relation
the death Georg, Kchlo aged years caused by the
explosion Of Jupiter powder ~ Mott AMI One-hun
drod-and-iort niuthst. Jan. H. Tie mother of the
ch and the who took the explosive into the house
were unable Ia appear both being confined "a their beds
through injuries received at the time N the eXpo ION
The testimony Of John KchlOr, the brother Of the cd,
and that 81 the ucighbOrs, ana Patrick I1Wior. the
contractor. wlIr II conducting the blasting near Tie
OF the accident, showed that about 1880 D. iu Oh
Jan. Michael MuilOy, iahcrcf took SIX package o..
Jupiter ru%dcr, each containing ava pounds. % TIE
house o. k.hinr ,tg permission 10 haN thfm oNi
by Stove Iuo explosive is presented rs I1Iue luo
paste OF the consistency shOt-pcL, which fr'rZts
In rol weather. MIS-. Kchlor alone Win hcr two
children, the that injured and aaOj ler -
months old. she gave the desired permission, bur
the stove. lie busy when size said this
with the cartridges two Of which were IA the sto'r
aud the other lying gu the door n,Gr by. lie replied
that there was dan GER, but the words were hardly
uttered before the explosion took place. Mrs krr.
neighbour. looking Out OI her window, about II feet
distant aud the sides of the email frame huso
when the krnlOs lived TAIL outWIl aud thc roof drop
uIon those who were inside. h..Liag out she found
the wrecked slanty In flames h. place, aud ostu-
gusted rc. Her husband up at the same Instant
aud wh the help II others raised the fallen tmbcra and
eXtrccd Mn Kehl0r her two children, and the laboIct
The child, George, dead ana the others were badly
injured. The workmeu in the habit al taking thcr
cartridges 10 the ncigbOring houses Hnd thaw them
The Jury agreed upon verdict which accorded Win
the tnGts aud censure the Tor allowing such
"A practice at the tmD recommending the passage
laws which would make such accidents posrbie bY
Imposing gieattr restraint upon those using cAposNes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-16

Nh Macpherson, an esteemed fcllow-towns-
man. went ont calling New Years day, aud visited 50
many friends that toward nightlall be didn't know
where he was Every tInfc n strcocar passed him he
seemed perfect railway train OF vehicles and lc
remarked 20 a laInppOst which had taken too much
liquor land wAch he trying To hold up), that he
thought very wrong to have four corner groceries
each other VITA the same KIND of looking
man standing in front OF each Of them. III finally con-
Cuded 10 ask for information Ia where he lived and
for that purpOse ali the aforesaid groceries
inquire his own address. The proprietor. who
had served him for the last and whose store
was only three doors from Mr. Mncpherson's house,
Jepled with an amused smile: Why. you Mr. Mae
phers0nw Z" | know that perfectly well, periec ~
'waro OF fact" retOrtrd thai gentlemai THAT amt
queshuB. what wanter know II where the devil do
hyeF-lSau Francisco Newsletter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-16
4 wIFI's sIoRY or wEoNo And INSULT
MARY L. JAMIsoN's SUIT FOR DGyORCE-DENIAL BY
THF HUSBAND OF ALL BRUTALITY.

MARY l.. JAMIsoN's SUIT FOR DWORcE-DENIAL BY
THE HUSBAND OF ALL BRUTALITY.
The sut of Mary l.. JamisOn agt. David +.
Jamlson was bcfor. judge DouohGr, in Supreme Court
Chambers yesterday on motion 10 release the defend
ant from arrest. The sHt is Tor limited divorce ana
,c ws story il true presents extraordinary cas~ Of
cruelty The amount OF the bail was $4,000 unusually
large for an equitable arrest The WIGS story Is tha
married n haste, she went on board European
steamer and from then, the first week Of May, le14
her misery began Their one child was born in the
sprin. OF ls75 Ii December last she finally left him.
She is 25 years old; he is ST. and his business j. in dry
goods and lac is u large extent his own salesman III
the Western States.
the plea 81 visiting her husbands relatives. ON the
vessel lac charged her with uncnl>ty 14d leaving htr
alone, made scene win u Gtu'iclih whom she 'S.ou
To guide Eer to the door O her BERTH ard was cNacihg
cruel, and negligent during ne passage. ~ Ldiouish
he hogan to drink and said hc had Only married ner ior
money promised Nv heI step-iaIher. oI WuCh be bad
been cheated She says this untrue, ~ "ast - iaf
n she knows and produces an imprisoned letter or MS
somewhat badly spelled, 10 show what lie sild before
marriage. she says th&t at Dl!l1 ne ina'l'ed Hc III
pUblc. mortify Ing her beyond description neglectlhE
comfort On the passage there he threatened to throw
her overheard said he wouldn't be seen WIN hfr IN tle
Streets and repeated The story hat lie had Joined her
fth and married for money and was bound so nave
his revenge, and no child Of MS should be pred upa
Roman Catholic. IN London he abused her when they
were alone. kn0C King her mead 3s!mai Inc WI ana
striking her when living ~ hotel IN NtN-loIk ne
threatened 10 throw their chd out ol WHOM anu re
Selling the Child iroln MN, ran 10 Whctc ON guests
Wcr, protection until nci brother (u', ana hct nus
bald told tue brother he would Ec 9lo 10y ul' ioe
from her TINS forced them 10 .,,C ,1 i, ~
gives several Instances % bad uCa'meht mere hit AZ
last lac went away on business gGl vas 40 st "pou
three months bu returning IN Dec ntri LSt ifhcAt"
his attacks her and threatened 20 XIII cr Win shoe
makers knife, when she finally escaped rom nm did
Thg haEband dcnles goucraly her whole story, and
denies specifically the incidents Se Speak- a. except ~
Instances, where ne admits nc was aDsl and
gives excuse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-16
TIE COURTS.
LIABILITY OF EMPLOYERS AND Euprove

LIABILITY or EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEE
The suit Of James Mcmahon against Pete, ~
walsh tried yesterday before Judge Sedgwck IN supra.
CONT Chambers ended in verdict for the paln,a To-
PENDANT Of well known Gu Of stcyedore, W,s.
Broihels-and the plaintiff Injured while In IN, o,,,
loading vessel Among the articles be tut an 80,
was heavy axle. and the defendant ordered The
10 move barrel Of lard 10 keep 1t from injury WHetl
plaintiff doing this the Hitting axle w. -,
aud 10 swung around iurng the painud and crushing oSs
his fingers Judge Sedgwcs charged that he ONLY
was whether the defD,an; gave feaOnable in .a
paintH remove lle lard and himself before hnfag 80
axle The lClN let for plaaiin FOR OO1 no
Smith appeared fOr pa!nun Hi q hedd Cor the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-16

however that I'm time Of invasion during
Congress, Congress shan have the P9wr 20
troops said ~
10 II shall necessary. Any officer Of tho tncd staes
military service. who brings tOgetber or issues
any bringing together larger boy troops an
pTOi led. for Keeping " maintaining them esep
provid, In this net shall be- guilty Of high nisdeneanOI hn
shal De- subject oil the penalties prescribed Tor snc mis-
dginO1rur
Dancuted-N aB, 30; Nays, o.
TIC House t. at $50 Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-16
NOMINATIONS.
NUMTNA ION'.
INGToN, Jan. 15.-Thc President sent

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-rhe President sent
tie following nominations 10 the Senate to-day
James H. \, r 10 be- Indian gent Washington
Territory; mos Reed, he Postmaster at L0ckhayen PENN
A-ssant Medical PnrveyOr C.as Mccormick tO be surgeon
with The rank co.ni Major EbeDezer swirl 20 pc ASH
ant Medical PryeyOr: VIM. o. Wilson, to DO Assistant BUT
70. A the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-16
ONE OF THE ATLANTIC CABLES BROKEN.

ONE OF THE ATLANTIC CABLES BIOkEN
The Anglo-American cable. laid iii 1866,
was broken Saturday. The precise locality Of the
fault not yet known it is believed TO De about $50
miles from Hearts Content, Newfoundland All the
Otncr cables az intact.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-16

A crazy man went West ON the B. and NJ.
last night supposed e. he gentleuan who has been at
work compiling election returns Tor TIE TRIBUNE Al
manac.-- Burlington Hawh-Eye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-16

JUDGE poNoHuE DECIDES thai III HAS HE RIGHT
TO REFUSE TO ANSWER on THE GROUND "f
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-20
n NEWS.

Sting Bull and his band escaped
with what they hand on their backs
i. 9. Henry rifles and forty rounds
Our troops captured some cayuses and
wickiups. Nobody hurt.
The House committee has got Tack
Chandler on the rack. 1t appears that
Orion western Union Telegraph Com
pany) played into his hand.
Hoar IL United States Senator from
Massachusetts.
Tho Potomac is at it. old tricks. Big
flood.
The Telegraph Company's con-
tempt case has been settled. The Sem
ate and House get all the papers.
The electoral count business is prac.
tfca1ly settled. The court will consist
Of ave Senator'S. five Members, Cliff
ford, Streng, Miller and Field, JUS
tioes Of the Supreme Court, and a fifth
Justice to be selected by the above
four. There was but one dissenting
voice In the committee Of fourteen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-20

to use every effort, and their best en-.
deavors, 10 secure the settlement OF the
grave questions now ayiiating the
country as to tire next President, in a
peaceahle aud quiet manner, and atthe
same tire convey To them our nrm
conviction that az lovers of our COM
mon country, and having a deep and
abiding interest in her welfare, we
would rather zee either of the rival
candidates inauyurated than n drop
of fraternal blood should be spilled. or
one dollar of money expended in civil
strife.
Now some caviling member may
pronounce that buncombe, but for our
part we regard it as the utterance OF a
sound mind, the inspiration of a patri-
otto heart, and We heartily hope that
the two Houses in Washington may
be governed by its sentiments.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is.
ID sued out OF tho District Court Of Eureka
county State Of Nevada, on the 18th day Of
A. y. 1876, al IL ~, and to me di.
defed in said Court on thu 18th day Il Dccenl.
ber,. A.. ID. 1876. in favor Of Nj. b. Bartlett
plaintiff and against tho Eureka Odd Fellows
building Association defendant. for seven
thousand FIVE hundred and eighty and six.
ono hundredths 81, $50 D. 100 dollars In L.
:. gold coin. with interest in like gold coin al
tho ratio OF two % per cent. pcr month on
five thousand one hundred and tcifty-seren
and seventy eight one hundrcdthst5 ;, ID. 7SlM
dollars from June LIST, ls75; also interest On
four hundred and ninety and ssventy-nins
one-hundredths $3.50. 7D-I00) dollars at tho
rato OF two (2) per cent. per month from No
VEN Der lst, 1875: also Interest on one thou
sand -four hundred and ffty-onc and forty.
nine o~ne-hundredths n,i5l.4j.lo0j dollar,
with interest Mt two 90 per cent. per month
from March llth, 1876; also with interest on
Eve hundred 500 dollars at tho ratio oftwo
% por cent. per month from May 10th. 1871,
to draw interest on tho above amounts until
paid at tho above rates, together with lam.
ages. and sixty-thrcc and thirty one-hun-
drcths 1864. 20. 100 dollars, in us. voil coin,
ces,s OF suit. together with all cost. that may
hereafter Hccrue, | have on this, the 18th day
OF Deem Der, A. ID. 1876, at II o'clock ~, lev.
led on the following roal estate property, to
Wit. Lying and being In the town OF Eureka.
w EHTchh county, NcNuun, IN inc .1ctcy
Survey, OF tho town Of Eureka, in block 2, VI
tn, McGoy Survey, and lot z, - by 100 feet.
and south ldh foot Of lot !, block 2, Of tho
Mccoy Survey Of the town OF Eureka, 'front.'
ing 4lIa toct OF tho east sido Of Main street.
and extending back TO Buei street; also the
building situated thereon, and known as the
Odd Follows Building and Odd Fellows Hall.
together all AID Singular tho tcnemsnts.
hereditaments and appurtsnnncos thereto BE-
longing or In anywise appertaining.
Notice is hereby given, that on the 18Th
day of January, A. j.. 1877. between tho
hours Of . o'clock A. n. md > o'clock ~,
viz: at ~ O'Clock ~, | will soil all the right,
tito, claim and interest Of the said defend
ant. the Euroka odd Fellows Buiiding Also.
citation OF. in and t. the above described
property, at the Court-housc. at public aae-
ton, for cash in hand. 10 the highest and asst
bidder, to satisfy said execution and NIL costs
Eureka, Eureka county. Nevada, Deccmber
9th, 1876.
GEO. VI. GILMORE, Sheriff.
BY 5. L. BELL. Deputy. 40