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MILLINERY I!

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II ROBE.

LoNpoN, Juue % i Ia the House ot
Commons. Co@an member far New
castle on the Tyne. gave notico that he
would tomorrow ask about the de~truc.
ton of the Ru~;chuk Consulate, ana
whether II ia Il breach of interna-
tioual law
Consuls at Hu,tehuk are DRAWN.
up protests against the Russians bonn
harding their residences. as being
against all principles ot International
law
The object ct the Russians lombard
ing Rustchuk Is 10 reduce the town 30
a. II compel equalization, and thus
save long aud regular sclge
The Car has ordered another army
corps from the interior to the lower
Danube
The Grand Vizicr has authorized the
release of civil prisoners II Rustchuk.
numbering 400. whose lives. owing Ia
the bonn baFtimeut. are endangered
Latest adyices report 'h,, the Rus
sian centre has been reinforced by the
twentieth diyi-ion from ksrs. and IS
eco mtn. ,le,a bet from the centre
have advanced 70 Sarakamui>h The
Turkish center. reinforced by a division
of Is hatslions. advanced two miles in
from Le.wla. where she Ottoman head
quarters still remain. The Turkish
right is st.il reported pursuing the Rus
.lan lef.
Intelligence received a. Erser,,m.
state ,Aat the Russian h3mDarelmen,
Of hars is slseseuing
The Iia.es says the nea'Fal States are
painfully Interested by the report that
the Russ al, haze been violating the
laws Il war by ,ha iadici.oa 81 waaton
Injury. If they deliberately directed
,heir guns asaia>t the Cou>u5.,es au>l
j ienceleSs parts e Hastchuk. their
sail; /. SURPASSED only ~ taejr folly.
al ,ha' fs!!y would be more slar,u.
be,ause, ii as rvpo Ia, they continued
70 fire 1t Ill, EocI.sa Consulate after
tac Consul L3.,tei :he America tiag.
;hcy ~ouii have goue eat ~ ,he NAV
20 assAii power purely tsiealiy %
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ST. JOINS, n b, June 2s-The
work # tearing down walls aud open
ing vaults continue. The contents are
generally il bad condition. Regis
tration is going on in the court house,
giving information t families where
children are missing Supplies are he-
ing distributed daily to from 1900 to
20 600 people The amount Of provis
ions already consumed is cnornous. and
Is being constantly replc,ishcd
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ANoruEn ExolSgnss VKEl,

<&Ss<<S 4ss>ss As<stskfbEH NfhAfa'
Mr. W.aA. Goodycar. ,ug engi-
neg 81 Csliiarnia. has pre- pared a
woek-publishsd by Bancroft i Co
on u sCcAls Of the Pacific Coast. '-
IN which hs makes these statements. III
II unQuostionahly 10 the mines If Wash
ington Territory end british Columbia
that the Pacific coass mus, look here
afler for that indispensable necessity Of
oil cisilisci communities good ar,l
clio Il coal" lie thinks the mines of
Coo lsAy will not he able To- work with
proae Il The face OF the Washington
Isr1lrry DEALS. ewing 10 the fac. tha,
the lovgest classaof vessels can load In
Puget Sound. Tn Seattle eoal. inclua-
Ing lAoss at the ruyallap, he says.
will furnish grsa, par, at the future
supply 81 the pAeifio coast Their *
tent saeocas tha. Of any either field ye,
eiploesd, aud the COAL Is If good quail
ity.
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I EASTERN STATES.

:
md eIon special says Official kilograms
abothc successes of the Turkish urmy in
: a.ia are Published. bn, receive little
y edit. kaFs still holds cut against the
Russians, Who outnumbcr the Turk.
.,hree to one. The Turks have only 100
!. ritled and 81 smooth bore guns, but
their strong position at karadad enables
them to hold the enemy at bay The
Russians At Bayazcd are said 10 have
capitulated
There is an article ia the Eerln Pest
suggesting the transfer of The Euro
pean- Turkish provinces 10 Austria, the
Greek provinces excepted Il Is said TO
be inspired 10y Bismarck, who does 40.
wish Russia TO get IN too much .errto-
~. His understanding with the Car
is perfect. and there Is possibly some
foundation for the statement believed
that Germany and Russia have a secret
treaty Of alliance, and this causes much
Of the hesitation chafactcfiling the &C
ton Of the British Cabinet
New YonK, June 2S-The Times
London special states there is nothing
III The present condition of public affairs
III England Ia warrant any particulsr
hopeful view Of the situation, Serious
differences IN the British Cabinet still
exist with no prospect Of settlement.
The trouble - tina. members cannot
agree upon the sum to be asked for in
a vote ot credit Three 81 the gentle
men in the cabinet oppose the measure
Altogether these difficulties surround
ing the government begin to tell very
seriously upon Beaconsfcld. and his
health, which for many years has been
none of the strongest. Is giving evil
douce of breaking down entirely lie
locks very i'll. aud his friends express,
grea, anxiety IN regard 10 his condition.
News froin Couatautiuop,y is FAR fro,
encouraging I'll. Sultan is reported
to be firm IN his opposition 10 all sug
gestious of peace In the meantime
Russia Is busy proposing terms 10 Aus
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WsA HA1iA 1ens - James
hwaeA = ssaiAhis cs';sen II CalfAx.
~riss ~ MN , o. sssA. IN Z. Il.
John - ms lsas have killed =
NJ - fies Creek. M AIS,
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uty and City Official Press.
tiday, June %. 1877.
n SUGGESTION.

vjes Of the fact that fiour IL So
~, with an upward tendency. the
nish STIR suggest that 1t would
one Of our /Puget sound farmers
ptc tieir attention and ground TO
wlaat. sufficient at least for
Ne CO, sumption. and not exclusively
bies and hay. oil which they
an over-snrpius as regards the
local demand. and which sell
~ Sit Of profitable export
HA& - urged is that they thus
~ place themselves in the market
On article for which there j. an
Z constant demand the leading
- ~ II our import and thus stop
tiple drain Of money from our
Rich would 90 far toward,
fnd to the present 1hr>a
a.. 80
Tx. -sssss is Wild n aptly IA
,ra Sea II i Of comp
importance for purpose
though it has SEVERAL
7&I steaas- <e
h Sea have within the :. u
j r,nid strides in ~ the
and industrial dsfshes
tire Russian eaa,{ zion TO
in population, Add. for
Odessa chiefly 's''' '''
Nd hides, wool sf.siy seen
return the NJ growing
afactur'ng be-
shore; M ea'n low produce
3 ,isi,y wh it is quite
ancient kiranch OF our
bizond atty extended
the gT
pesst
Aow
no6REsIGHT.
IS of
1 (which country can
he enlightened policy
home industry The
to the Advancement Of
- sfaet that it. III common
st,ian around. buys all its
That this is imposerish
1 TO ali Yet the remedy
= 1T least. with the people
We have COOL Touring
which has Ia the pat been
ell the grain Offering in the
arket, and also importing large
4e raw material from Oregon and
arnia, which has been manufae
cd up iuto the several articles OF
pI1pal. etc. as good as any import
sold atas low price. Never
The prcprietors complain that
hayeFk In whose Interest they
y asglsct 70 purchase of them to n
20 = uht extent 10 Justify them 10 keep
4I = inning. discriminating in favor OF
tf npotted, anal in many eases. the
n 3 afticlc.
bis No do not suppose. is done ftem
chi -. 70 much Us from a failure Of de
III Aaion and The want of a settled pol
Z icyof Discrimination in favor OF the
Atsy In every case whore it can be
doc wisAeat sesual loss
, 1877-07-19
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

The Treasurer yesterday again closed down on
pa5ln. county orders.
Tho Committee on Equalization yesterday agreed
to hold tlrco days aes.lon to orzantnu complaints
about unjust asrc ss,acnts, commencing d week
fran today ri k!uro'B tialt.
The GFand Jurt listened 10 evidence In twenty.
one ANAL cases yesterday mornnE. Supt. Hickey,
iMekcd hY Some of hts suLordiuates, was on hand
~ complain ncaitst Jumbo .Ium md hls party Tor
sons wssas 's: hs ~ aot s.a hearing Ths
The tar easca occupied Tho County Court aaa!r,
yesterday. The sonth Park cases Wcrc ovcFrulcd,
~ a'so many " tho obteet:9ns tn spsela.:
es.f r. ha g' ha and + va ;s Sa
that IN assessment eascs 1t WI moi neces.
ssry to u.ake any dsposst In the easo q appeals.
Wa'ker,s worknen arc complaining. II Is the
o" sa wsnt aa.s nd anss.
tiop se,no hass iesn esid sio. sou,s i, 'aasi and
naturally u'Ita]y. They should bs paid. mud paid
wu!t swhtlc.
The affidavit. Of Schmidt and Nscanrey In The
liarms matter continue 70 excite attention.
gunner at:aavls. is, .wtse lint they know
osanissa o. iEs Hoard ' y shsh S" lia1. @ eon or,
tract was 10 6c 41t aside, etc. The promise " that
,',ete will y, some rieh Developments before ths
There Inns teen deh, going on for aon,o time be.
Tween Ncs"ts; itacc and tissNM. VI the Town Of
.issto, foF ths t,as!sion OF Town Trustee. Yes:
y G t m9.ss 9oS ri o.o;h. ,no The G.s
ale NJ Information III The nature VI nun warraato.
railing ltaye 10 Show W wtat authority be hollis
t. q :es I s .ss " H., s
u"sgnd had bccn selected ~ thv boa ri nf Trustees
10 ~ = vacancy; sGd that subsequently Rxcu had
tho IA*lsI0u. bot Ind uos been recognized, though
hu bad . trttiacats Ut election. Tho petition will
bc hcasd tho .ith lust.
Tho Flaance c9lnm'tteo met yesterday after.
meet loan which comes dae to-day. E>crY bank-
II and capttaIist n tas city had bern lnsltpI to
Koha 81 sso % tar oo tsssiss sns sae nc feoa, a'lm
.: ssanKaier for SIS. Uo0, thu price uan,sd BY
Each Each ns,ns p<r cent t'is Interest t. bs pad
ryu.u,rs VI; .tfue.sd to lake sl5 Sto from @ lie lie
Henesa! Fanu 70 lake up tue required 3lut,. 900.
ba Inn nIs nsi nae bern na;nrtou. ana never
ii I'd gsfIais; tsIaxs 10 s1la IT,
management uf the alatrs Of tas county,
COUNTY CONTRACTS.
to atcert bond Of 81. eotsln's 10 e1ccuta iii co
ycsIs.hsy. !to!dcu DENIED thu, Le had rsfsiss y,
rcrcpt tise bond " that j. had been showed uHa.r
n. nass bai IN hi. Sir. ilofmana took issue wiih
hin. Nr. tlesfy, too wus III lhu war, path, mud,
asteF aearch'n. through tAa Eec0.v. sat4aed him.
self that There ~rES tthet contraetur4 from whom
business very loo.eiy. III. .,,iik eun,rlctor ~ hss
nStes Y1yen boua; neithcF Walks: mug ssaton have
given bond ~ lhclf contEacts require. to pru.ect
the county from dalla@ra IN scr3unt VI peIeo,ts
Isinx hurt aEoutd tlc tuutt. Ilouae, aud .hu Leu
at tbs Hos pttal At IT. The saulu Gx. lH is.t tho
matter u takaua ooa44!. hren fufniAi,ty ii bst,
aud sGr uoasd has seecd u act III VII such matters
with view 70 projecting thu contractors s:atnat
tho pGuPlc.
, 1877-07-19

Monday night two men called for clRurs at The
saloon OF j. ID. OSIltIvan, No. lot Madison
ttscct. Money drawer, containing ST. and 70,
volsot went away with them, and tho drawer wal
found empty tha nrxt morning In vacaut lot OF
Washington strrct.
Late Tuctlny evening George KalAer, Of No. gdC
West Indiana STREET, and 4 companion wrre az
eaultcd IN thclF way hDmu oy two men driving
along In scavengcr cart, who n1so carried AWAY d
YIo gold walel belonging to Mr. Kaiser. The fel-
rapidly array In th6 wagon.
Detective 1lelnzman yester.lay arrested Jacob
by Charles iansncr with rolhlug him Of $3.50 In
cash ana -. quo IN uotcs whlle ha Was lying In a
naudlln conlltlon In Suttl Clask ssrcG, salssou.
others IT tho fetcct,,e fnrcc, The ,sat con.
hail each.
l.: Clemens. who keepia sa:ooa at No. 100 mar
ctsarEctfwl lsnous o1cnsc. i, il alleged thas
he ctyes Or selIn Leer soa yonng Elr nan'cd rayor
H. a''@f %ss - ysas 9sy Sss. s ''sGa re- &c +:
aaoon, and who alicsc that t:lemens ge.s Tho slsi
Gr,ot the nlaee n.o her a. they ree IT. TIs
nsscs hsaHi both shis. VI tae case, and then with.
htla hla dcetslun tilt sa* morning.
Thn police arc making strung enough cnurts to
aftssted by shs polco Of Tho Wcst weith stsost
's sa esssa s.s;s; got .s b. Il % s! i E.y .aa b.
sa an sa:gie'on y Ya,ssrs Hickey md onshsn.
eoass fa At *S be eor saa sssa fss
Washington street,, and. npon bringing them 10
ths station, one of the lnsa sas noticed to closely
gave h,. maine a. Al Smith. hit later III Inc day
asciuows4Ss! s,l; that h's real name WIS Thon,as
ilaly, AMI that he lived OF Wcsaon street,
Fxtjjn nrnA fjtn9
, 1877-07-19

- ,nas* Of French troops, numbering about
40,GIl! Wa reviewed by Marshal .facAIu.4uu,
July !, aud The Masshal-prcS1dcut fss.led the
futlo~!n; uEteF:
'.soLnlEks: an, satisfied with your bearing
and ihe regularity Ut tho movements whlrl, yu;a
have Just r1erusrl. know, moreover, by tue
ret.sts q yons eshici,. the zeal mud
uf Tho tervirc. YES, you comprehend Your
duties: you feel that Tic rolutry hxs iIl-
trusted to yeu lhe custody of its dearest Inter
eats: On tyeiy oStaston count Oh you Ia de-
uiaioaain Respect for authority aud iaw III the
discharge Ut the mission whishhax been contl1rl
10 sns. and hitch shall fulfill 10 the end"
THIS u not ouly rvrf French. hut quite iu,.
perlAl tn touc. aud caused much lr,pa1k The
Republican journals characterized the order "
IN appeal 10 b4youets- The review WAS yery
sasla1actory 70 military people. The condition
, 1877-07-19

fH1n Iha$1 1I.. la q XArx f~mS rsIx nnA
~. 1t1.s, ,a"1 sseotnea .n.t s III" w. ~;
t,noL n.r; aa, M' .ti , ~, ... -.
ha1;.'. prrt,s 1 mta sen o"'; ~ ns" tn.sc
''tI contains son'e Tst'en's.
Tht following building pesrntts were Irrucd yes
tesday: f.. y. Acycr. .wn tbrrc.ttnry anu hare.
men, ftone. .ircnt d~sltnz.. one 2Ds+0 fee., ths
other .A111 feet. Nos. l029 and 10sa Wabash
avcnne, to cost respectively 81, 100 and -. $40
Jnhn Stephan, = two.fiory hhtn. l00xa. feet. No.
I'D Archer aHtnnc. I" cost s.. 900; 1nroh i'e...
feet ~. 5o5 Sort sSenn. 'o'SsH 10 cot st. o -'''
rh. t,c,,r.,,.,, NJ r.,1,. vo,,. ~..t,+J,r
.wanird H." cnnsr,,t a. rn-h,r% n,jirg 49,,
rs.ina A.sor ssrcrt srnm ntvIsoaa 10 sshiier. Ia
i,nnnrtnnct ,.n.a @ ~ hs,ts n ~ r,, rh. IL
n.xtm, e n.e.rf .1roa, fr, ~, ~ =, ;,.raon ni
learned In; ter,. liver IL H. owrtt h,3jrr. al
fIilira vrali.p and =, reats ,er sounrt yartt fnr
nsytnee e'"%''' ""' o. s'"'@ pe' '41"'e 'A'N '"'
u..,. .a
aonniiaS.oner ue or ftoseen!ns sanreots. anu
GaE n,ah. a. hhr sinex' fan!t anu among u: @ trn
GcllnR eslani'shmenf". IheS nosef aroma from
t,o ". .n, In u; NJ sha o 'h,nx hano Sr. aSt 'sat
soin,ethus shas lean. to ne snppos'tann thAt !he
tsnterina ett3o!sshMehte 20 Eive our an ao1Mina. m
o!e anei!, an1 ennnM ana can ps s!onpen ~
H. oeor IL. ,n aaey n noek
hoout TWO weeSs solascting gs':rnee aguinsl meg
nonssa en-. ~ ne AK iof 10 time 10 accomplish
'"e a"o''''"n III inc sn"H''
tate ,necttnv Of The tradr, called j1pOn The htnyor
yesterday afternoon and !t,d brfnte hin, tarfs
grievances in regard to the enforcement Of the Fruit
pcatedTy sppease IN rrint, ind TIC anir new W. point
called np In the consultation With tho Mnypr was
in reference to The room 10 .cnrne 5tnit crpp OF
Southern Illinois, and tNcrcnbouts. The dealers
,ltsIrc that the Council recognize the boxes etc.
in which TINT frnit viii conc az the psoprr meas.
nrct. hccxnsc: the boxes, rtc., they sny, nrc A.
, 1877-07-19

Tho steamer John Sherman will Ftvc an exrnsa!on
to Milwaukee,, Friday, from CLARK street bridge, At
$3.50 q. nj. Hound trip. 81. 80.
The fourteenth regular meeting Of the Chicago
Electrical Society will be held In iloous 81 and 3o
Cnlon Naifjng this evening ut O'Clock.
An adjourned mcetsns Of TIC Grand Council OF
the National Cnton League OF Illinois wilt IT, held
at .. E tiay In League llall III the Grand In
ct6c.
MksiNH. :0.rfask strect. b1twccn Harrison and
Van Dnrcn atrcet-. Christian workers and singers
lnrIsed 10 ca.oprtatc.
Friday afternoon At 2 oc!ock In tho club-room
Fcyrr association will meet for permanent ur.ant.
kgtfon. so.nu valuable communications viii be
read. Propositions have bcel received for trans
ance is requested.
, 1877-07-19
SPEAk1N' OUT IN MEETIN',
4 Sisters Dialogue witt, arr. neect,cr md
the DlE Organ.

4 Sisters Dialogue with arr. neectlcr nnd
the DlE Organ.
Sfe lark Nnrid, .}Hls 10.
1t was a A!Hter wft, spoke right out In mcctIu'
to Plymouth Church yesterday. As st,on as the
last wnrtl Of tic short prayer nttcr Mr. Beech.
cs's informing sermon Wus uttered, she stood
lIp-an elderly aud sonlcw,lat dysprptls-1ookne
brantisshinE her fan. sa1 acfd1y, with cvtllcnt
determination to secure q hearing, IL wallt Ia
ask question: She continued speaking In m
excited lnanitet, although Mt: Dcccher said In q
lnlnler tone than usuul, 'Wo will slug tho
fourth hymn"
l1auiring Fcmale-But want to ask o qucs-
lion.
hir. Dccchcr-Dut re want to sing tho fourth
hymn.
4nquirlng Fcmalc-But snms u.k q ques-
ffOn.
sfr. Bccchcr-But VIC must sing the fourth
hyn,r,.
'tnqn!r1ng Female (branslis.,ing her I'm mt,
pest!cnlatine vigorously with both hands)wi
Mr. ri Beecher itnotionlnr to ehorl...r Camp to
f4s. th!ncs(-sfng tho fuurth hvlnn.
W an!s t,fI'e nearly al TIC congregation were
most Of ttlen, were laughing. Mr.. Bccches grew
very rctl IN the face with tho excitement Of the
moment, but feemcd to enjoy tho fun.
n w join Mxc;x ;Eunasl l,1ns ss the ,e,, 9an struck
much for tho inqairn1 female and drowned her
So1rc. She rcmlfnc1 stn,ltllng during tl1a sing
lng 81 'Tllinc ealtllv Sabbatlls, Lord, VIC
!ovcs' With .lctcrmttlcd look on her nn.ulor
iasc. but during tho singing sIe rot no chance.
When tho last wortls nf tho hymn died out, Mr.
Beechcr adro!tly put in tue bcnc,!!ctlou. 'ri,cn
torrent OF discourse Logan to aow from the
gallery, accompanied with continued branl.sl-
lnctt OF the fun. A8 soon. however, hs tho
woman tcallncd, Which was at tho moment Mr..
beechcr linlsfie'l saving " lAmcn,'' the fult
power u tElc $4,000 organ VITA brought into
regulation for the unEal1ant purpose OF oucncl.
Ing the sound Of her voice. This rnao her indlg-
10 secure \ hearing. elsa aoen,cd resolved 10
kecpNn until tho organ voluntary should stop;
and thu organ sounded % II It meant to keep
on all the nftesntIo,l. Tllc congregation an.
pcasrd 10 be lorgetful Of dinner In tic desire TO
stav anu sec tho thing through. crowd OF
men mud boys surrounded tho woman, and
presently Usher Beach, takiag her by the elbow,
brought forth fresh torrcnt oi cloqucncc, md
Easo riso to renewed bran.lIshlngs IL tho fa,l,
Tlu congregation regrestualy Eazcd on the
woman as, under tho management of
Usher Beach, she ascculcd tho gallery stcps
and vanished through tho door. Leaving
the Church by the Grange street cxlt, nhc went
aro4nd tho block TIL, In state Of violent n.llr-
street. where sho waited toQ Mr.. Bcocier, Iii
order to give him in personal argument thu
Views which tho organ llad deprived her OF tho
puwcr OF utter1ng In Church. 4 wagctsh
brother told flcr tAut AEr. Deecher had gone out
the other way, and she teparteh, brandishing her
fan: shu !s stranger TO tic congregation.
Mr. Hcccl1cr IN llls hcr,ion hat commended TINT
quite rs great from undue rlgor mud severity In
the presentation Of (iohpel truth as It was from
oserla1ltv " fprear]'ing, and perhaps 1t Was this
that troubled tho slstGr.
, 1877-07-19
WILL THE DOCTOR ExPlbIN2

cAlcA0o, July u. Il an Ut lots to comprehend
tb~ng woman) the force Of Or. Ds Wo,rs fca.
sonns' u reported in this mornings rnisusE.
nc says Nat In the lay tlmc, whc tho air IL warm,
!' aeses pa. iato The upper atmosphere, and aoat
uafm*s*!t s~ts. Al night. the air ts isn4cr end
oru MOTT. 20 thrss Yuscs cannot rt.c, etc, Now
what power Ia 1t which <auscs Rf.]luvn 10 rI.. IN
tbs at.no.p6css, Every sehuolboy knows Ii r. Tic
nneasnfsa1e s law of E.4staasp; Consequently, II
tn9se s!ekrnns gpsss u.u*t o1oy hat law au riss
" greater ulltudn talnn when ths IL IL rIreaeJ
plaln," And eultyhstn ons VI tic weaker ssx, K.
, 1877-07-19
OF tic army Is thus described bv corrc-

o1 TIC army IS illus described by a corrc-
fpnndrnt:
Tho troops marched past In admirable order
an! Sn ncricct silence, and their appearance
elt!tt,l loud applause from tkc public In the
trhuncs, which WAS far more numerous,
anti u struck inc lcss .Nlcct, than on
=. t1Hual, somewhat THU, nlnl, tlcslnctng
itc I'up!!s nj st. tyr, the tiarfc dc Paris,
ne gcntiarmerie, ami The tre.ncn. I do not
thst1k therc were more linn 200 men m tho
ErSMn'i. The Infantry were afl In full parade
orncr: al tIe @ s!'Gn wearing white cotton gloves
, 1877-07-19

1F7tNNf.
sFR1sor1xLp. ILL.,, duly 1a,-1n tho United
States lbaEt to-day Judge Drummond held. In tho
Ault Of bastholow. Lowts 4 Co. ". School Towu
No. 4. Range =, to compel payment ot H. O00 bonds
subteEiuea to aid in tho construction pf tho cairu
& Vt. Louls lsat,road. that It IL not competent for
Achnol townships to subscribe aid to . railroad.
Chs Court atsa rendered decree for tho Aale Of
Tho Lnuissllls, New Albau{ j. IT: Louis Railroad
for INC beAedt Of calhoun i Opdyke.
In thp eaxu of Malcolm G. Turner ct A. "a. Tho
l., q. l. ". II. Il. Company, \ decree Of fore
cosuFe was enteEud, and tbs road will bc suld Ut
bloomington fof llc bcnedt Of the bo1tho!dsrs ii
datc not yet decided Upon.