davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rock Island Argus., 1878-08-27

New YORK, August 81
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Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-06-20

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sedan 20 manader tillbaka, det oak.
tadt funnos en- betydlig mangd stal.
trad i hennes mage. Mellertid ha
under hela denna It'd och tills dato va.
IA kreatur varit friska och intet tee.
ken att de lidit det ringaste af den
.straltrads bemangda halmen har kun
nat upptackas. vi hafva tvanne gam.
la kor, som under l2 ars It'd att af
denna hahn och def oaktadt aro fri
ska och krya. ~ 0 ~
I Juni manad Dor man borttaga ALT
ogras. som eljest far sadan Overland
att det sedan icke kan utrotas. En-
skicklig och erfaren farmare anstal-
sler alltid EFT utrotningskrig mot ogra-
set denna It'd pa aret. Man kan al
tdrig vanta en- god skord, ON ograset
fritz far vaxa. Det utsuger jorden
och qYafver, de vaxande plantorna.
Jorden kan aldrig vara sa fattig att ic-
ke rensning ]6nar sig.
Majsen ser klen ut. "Gophers'
hafva redan anstallt en- betydlig ska
da. Det enda rad vi kunna gifva ar,
att farmarne anstalla ett utrotnings-
krig mot skadedjuren och plantera
ON igen hopp ON att JUL och Augu.
sti skola ersatta skadan.
Potatisbaggen har likaledes anstallt
stor f6r6delse pa vissa stallen. Pa
stora fallt Dor man icke bry sig ON
den f0rr ar ungarne utklackts, da
pariser- gr0ma kan anvandas saso m
det sakraste utrotningsmedlet.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-06-20
Nagot om var tids tillgodog0rande
zs... af bipr0dukter.

Hvilken ar var f6rste och f0rnamste
laromastare sparsamhet !? Svaret tor
de Ell vara svart att finna. Naturen,
hvilken sin stranga hushallning icke
later det minsta damkorn f6rintas ell
ler5 onyttigt f6rsl6sas, har f6rst och
pa ett 6gonen faalande satt visat oss,
att ALT kan vara oss tillnytta, ON icke
under den ena, ss under den andra
former, Det ar genom aktgifyande
pa henne, som vara ogon oppnats for
de rikedomar. hyilka vi forut f6rsmatt.t
Man kan ocksa saga att forst i var It'd
laromastaren b6rjat fa heder at. sina
lariungar. 4 .5
Tusentals amnen, hvilka hlott for IA
az sedan bortkasta sasom vardel6-
ga, tillvaratagas nu omsorgsfullt for
att f6ryandlas till lyx- eller nodvan.
dighetsartiklar. SaluAda har yeten.
skapea Yetat att ur de NEST stinkande
amnen framdraga de angenamaste
Yallukter, ur de for 0gat minst behag-
liga, de NEST prunkande farger.
Utrymmet medgifver endast anfo-
rande az nagra fa exempel pa nutidens
formaga att nyttigt amanda bipro-
dnkter och amnen. hvilka forr ansetts
vardel6sa
Frankrike llar man b6riatg tillgodo-
CORA sig hastspillDing j st6rsta m6ili-
q man. De dar bef1ntliga osmal altba-
8 yaxtdbrerna arlvandas till pappers-
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-06-20

Endast nagra bland de enskilda
jernvagarne hafva sa stort inkomst0f-
verskott, att det lemnar full tillgang
till betalning af ranta & de for jern-
vagsanlaggningarna upptagna lanen,
under det farre hafva annu nagot vt
terligare 6fverskott till ranta a aktie-
kapitalet. .Icke heller, hafva de for
futna aren utvisat nagon sadan arlig
stigning inkomst6fyerskottet, att
man smart kan motse den tidpunkt, da
inkomsterna skola racka till for de
n6dvandiga arliga rante. och amorte-
ringsbstalningarna. ON den enskilda
foretagsamheten har landet will un.
der den narmaste framtiden fortsatta
att bygga jernvagar sa maste veder-
5b6rande taga i berakning och stalla sa
till, att jernvagarne kunna for en-
fold af ar drifyas och uppehallas
utan att gifva ranta q anlaggnings-
kostnaden. Dock yisar den hittills
Yuma erfarenheten, att de jernyagar,.
5hyilkas hufyudsakligaste rorelse be-
star fraktandet af travaror, gifya
den jemf6relsevis storsta inkomsten
och bara sig bast. Oaktadt trafken
icke annu, da man tager ALA enskilda
jernyagar tillsammans, hunnit Yaxa i
jembredd med vaglangden, torde man
dock icke bora misstr6sta ON att sa-
val denna, som inkomsterna efter
hand skola tilltaga, sa att resultatet,.
betraffande nettoink komsten, VaTder
battre an hittills.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-06-20
Allmannyttigt.

Emot daig andedragt tillrader en-
gelska facktidningen "Dental Cosmos"
att tva eller ire ganger hvarje vecka
straxt imam man gar till sangs intaga
en- matsked fnpulveriseradt trakol med
nagot vatten.
Lader, som genom alder hardnat,
erhaller sin fora mjukhet genom iu-
gnidande med ra oljesyra, sadan den
eralles stearinljus-fabriker. Oljesy-
ran intranger mycket fortare i ladret
an nagot annat fett. Ozokeriet, lost i
olesyra, lemnar en- f6rtraflig lader-
sm0rja.
Frisk lutt. Manga personer kama
en- ofantlig forskrackelse for att vi;
stas fria luften. De tro att, vid
fuktig eller blasig vaderlek de genast
skola forkyla sig och i lindrigaste fall
IA snufva och br6stvark. For att
undvika delta stanga de sig inne i
qvafva rum en- stor del af slit lif och
lefva som invalider. AT den orsak
att blodet pa sin vag genom kroppen
upptager en- mangd forbrukade amnen,
beh0fver menniskan en- stor mangd
frisk luft hvarje 6gonblick for att
rena blodet. Men endast frisk luft ar
tjenlig att andas in, ty ON man andas
.orenad luft ON afven endast kortare
stunder sd tager kroppen stor skada
daraf. Ju langre man vistas stang
da rum desto mer f0rlorar luften dar-
stades sin f0rma ga att rena blodet.
I farsotstider ser man hur farsoten
harjar TAFT bebygda qvarter med sin
af afskraden fran gatan f6rskamda
luft. Frisk luft al sa beh6fig for lif
vet att ON vi berofvas den endast un-
der nagra ogonblick sa do vi genom
qvafning. Hvarje droppe af vart blod
ar minst hvar tredje minut isberoring
med den luft som vi inandas. Dessa
f6rhallanden mana hvarje tankande
menniska att genom en- god luftvex'
ling skaffa sig sa stort 6fverf6d som
mojligt af delta lifvets stora behof i
sina rum. Den, som om0jligt har rad
eller tillfalle att CORA nagra kostnader
harfor, Dor atminstone itet emellan
vadra sin bostad genom 6ppnandet af
f6nster och dOrrar.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-06-20

. Om Jesu d5dsar och den rata pask-
terminen. Som bekant, har tidpunk.
ten for paskens frande aldre tider
vexlat, enar man ej haft sig bekant,
hvilken dag Kristus ahed. icke ems sd.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-06-20
UnderrattelSer fran Sverige.
Eft starkt yrv;Sder hade man
Hernosand den 6 Maj. Natten dar-
efter var det grader kallt.

Eft starkt yrv;Sder hade man
Hern6sand den Maj. Natten dar-
efter var det grader kallt.
6rebro. For fylleri efter slutadt
husforh6r har komminister G. G.
Morling sk6llersta, Orebro Ian, blif-
Wit af Strengnas domkapitel under tire
manader satt fran embetet, med for
lust af halfva l0nen, SAINT alagd att ut
gifva diverse ersattningar med al kr.
rs ore. ..ti I:'.-~ -
Ras i Tabergs grufvOr. Eft
mindre ras intraffade nyligen i namn-
da grufvor. Lyckligtvis hade de fle-.
sta personer, som nyss fore raset hade'
varit inne arbetsrummet, afagsnat
sig. lBlott en- af arbetarne kom icke
undan, utan fastnade med armen un-
der nassau, sa att han, da han efter 8
timmars arbete kom los, hade hela
handleden krOssad. II s;.
En- f0retagsalaa skOllarare.
Uti Morrums socken i Blekinge ar
Axeltorps folkskola belagen. Lara
rem darstades, som for fyra ar sedan
tilltradde sin befattning, ar en- +. d.
bonde fran Smaland, hyilken vid As
ars alder for s ar sedan tog sin exa-
men. Till skolan skulle naturligtvis
h6ra ett planteringsland. Men delta
var blott en- stenbacke pa omkring ett
halft .tunnlands yidd. Skollararen
bad skolradet att lata uppodla backen,
men fck ett bleklagdt nej. Da tog
han sig fore att sjelf CORA det. Det.
ia kostade honom visserligen .narmare
600 kronor, men sa har han ocksa nu
af tradgarden ofver 800 kronor ar
lig inkomst. s|=
NybiIdad svensk danlqYar-
tett. Vid den matinee, som hr A
Jahnkes qyartettsa1lskap gaf den 8
Mai Sl6jdskolans h6rsal j Stock kholm,
npptradde for forsta gangen en- ny
damqyartett, den tredje j ordningen
az dem. som hr Jahnke bildat. SAINT
bestaende af foliande medlemmar::
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-06-20
Fyra np;snader uti frivillIgt

| FyP3 1mSnader uti frlvlHA1gG
fangelse. Den IS Maj pa morgonen
frigafs ur cellfangelset i Orebro en-
yngling, hvilkens lefnadshistoria be.
rattas af Nerikes Allehanda. s5a@ = +,
Hans foraldrar, lumpsamlare till yr-
ket, drefvo land och rike omkring
utan nagot bestamdt hem, och da de
tillfalligtvis uppeh0llo sig j Nora
1850 f6ddes deras nu ifragavarande
son darstades. Denne medtogs pa de.
ras langa och afventyrliga irrfarder
till dess han var Z ar gammal. Da
dog modren (fadren hade d6tt aret
forut) och han lemnades till sin har j
staden boende mormoder, dar dock in.
gen uppfostran var att parakna och
icke heller ifragakom. Vid hans lite
ar af1ed afven mormodren, och da
fanns ingen AMMAN utvag for gossen
an att begynna samma kringAackande
lif, som han sett f6raldrarne fora.
Nu larde han sig CORA staltrads-arbe-
ten, som han salde, och kunde pa det-
ia satt nodtorftigt klada sig..
For kort It'd sedan vaknade dock
hos honom lusten att ia lara sig lasa
for att darigenom lara kama Gud,
ON hvilken han hort menniskor tala.
Men huru skulle delta tillga? Han
saknade ju ALA utsigter dartill, var
utan anforvandter och hade ingen
som hyste medkansla med honom.
Dock-viljan saknade han icke, och
hon kan ju ofta bereda forut ej anade
utvagar. Men hvad gjorde da ynglin-
gen for att ma slit 6nskningsmal? ?
Begaf han sig icke till den f0rsamling
han tillh0r och framstallde sin bega-
ran? Nej, och delta darf6r att han
Ell har nagon hemort. Da> fam han
den utvagen att ga upp pa landskan-
sliet harstades och anmala sig sasom
losdrifvare for att sSsom sadon inta-
gas pa allmant arbete fangelset, dar
han formodade att nagon sjalavard
maste 6fvas. Sasom f0rsvarslos DOM
des han till fyra manaders allmant ar
bette. Fangelsepredikanten tog ward
ON den alldeles f0rsummade ynglin-
gen, som visade sig ega en- Ell Yanlig
fattningsgafva och stark viljekraft.
Sedan lasningen fortgatt under dessa
fyra mSnader komirmerades han sist-
]idne Lordag SAINT egde da en- f6rva-
nande kunskap och uppfattning at kri-
stendomens sanningar. For fyra ma
nader sedan kande han blott igen nag
ra af bokstafverna alfabetet Re-
dan samma dag han frigafs begynte
han arbeta hos en- yrkesidkare har |
staden, dar plats blifvit honom be-
redd och faderlig omvardnad erbjudes
honom. Salunda hoppas man att den
ne forut vilsekomne ma raddas at'sig
sjelf och samhallet SAINT blifva en-
duglig medborgare.
Det vore godt ON den ungdom, som
ar lyckligare omstandjgheter och
som kanske maste drifvas och trugas
till skolorna, dar dock all beqvamlig-
het ar beredd, vile hamta lardomar
harutaf.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-06-20
Hvariehanda.

St. Gotthard tunneln star fara att,
halffardig, lemnas at slit ode, emedan
kantonen Zyrich altman folkomrost-
ming nekat gifva slit tillskott till ar
betets fortsattande. En- schweizisk
tidning framhaller de oundvikliga
f0ljderna af, att st. Gotthardbanfra.
gans l6sning tillintetg0res genom
schweizarnes skuld. Banbolaget uppl6-
ses; borrningen af tuneln installes
och arbetsmaskinerna fyttas dari-
fran; den schweiziska krediten ska
kas djupt; for att bilda ett nytt bolag
saknas kredit; ALA understood, som
hittills af de schweiziske kantonerna
gifvits for verkets fullbordan, kastas
hafvet; Tyskland, Schweiz och TIA
lien skola sta infOr Frankrike med ett
stoartadt fiasko.
Pho mono himmeriket. Det fran.
ska valfartsbladet s'Le Pelerin'' om-
talar i f6ljande ordalag den afidne
pafvens mottagande himmelriket:
Vid hans intrade erholl han af den
obefackade jungfrun en- krona sasom
vedergallning for den krona han har
mere gifvet henne. Sanct Josef, som
han gjort till kyrkans beskyddare, un-
derlat icke att varmt trycka hans
hand och. framstamma sin tacksam-
het. Den helige Petrus lat vid hans
asyn genast den h0gre choren 6ppnas.
De tire af Pho proklamerade kyrkola-
rarne Hilarius, Frans af Sales och
Alfons af Liguori f6rherrligade om-
vexlande hans pontiicat. So helige
och 26 salige, som ha honom att tacka
for sin nuvarande stallning, gafvo for
.honom en- ljuf konsert. Slutligen
syntes den kare Guden i bakgrunden
och befallde den helige Pho att CORA
under-och Sc, talrika helbregdag6
relser nedf6llo da till jorden, sanda
af Pio! *a. >7sSs"
W d e.. .
Sillens f5da. Det hufvudsakliga ma
ringsamnet for den sill. som fangas i
Nord- och Ostersjon, aro nagra arter
af ytterst sma kraftor. Il Februari
1872 fangades Kielerbugten mycket
sill. Nastan ALA hade magen 6fver-
full med namda sma dur. I en- stor
sills mage bel0pte sig antalet. s1kert
raknadt, till 6O,895 stycken. En- an
nan sill inneholl 10, ,170 stycken. I'M
der 8 veckor fangades yid Kiel om-
kring 240, 900 sillar. Slukade nu uhvar-
je af dessa dagligen blott i, 700 af de
namda sma djuren, hVilket visserli.
gen al. litet ii iIltaget, sd f6rtardes pa
en- dag 2. 400 miIlioner dylika och pa
2 veckor 43, 600 millioner. Den ofre
yattenytan var ocksa sd TAFT uppfyl1d
at de fraga yarande sma djnren, att
man medeIst nat med til1rackligt fna
1naskor latt kunde fanga tusental dar-
af.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-06-20
.F6T. farnlarem.

Staltrad i halmen. Har det nagra
menliga folder for kreaturen, ON
man binder saden med staltrad-ar en-
fraga, som yarit dryftad. aratal,
utan att man anna kommit till nagot
bestamdt resultat. Mr. J. B. Clarkson,
som redigerar akerbruks afdelningen
Iowa State Register besvarar fragan
salunda: Aren 1858 och 1854 band
man saden pa Melrose- -farmen med
staltrad och begagnade ydarvid Bur.
sons bindare. Ingenting gjordes for
att skilja staltraden fran halmen.
Kreaturen h6llo sig hela vintern vid
halmstackarne. Under denna It'd di-
skuterades lifligt fragan ON de oika
bindningssatten, och man >afvaktade
med rdeles intresse resultatet af ex-
perimentet pa Melrose-farmen. Nu
ar det allmant kandt dar trakten, att
mr. Clarkson uppf0der battre kreatur
an nagon af hans grammar, och icke
heller kunde man anmarka nagon for
andring j delta afseende under den
It'd som boskapen alto af den staltrads-
bemangda halmen, hvadan nagon fara
for djuren ;icke kunde vara for han.
den.-Pa h6sten 1854 slagtade vi en-
thur och undersokte darvid noga in
.Je.,..,,,,< :, sS n;urot kadn inIra sfit af
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-06-20
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-19
Exn,ht,tor a, the semtunry.

The exhibition given last night by the
Junior class of theFemsle Seminary was
a very pleasant and well conducted at
fair. The school hall was crowded with
an attentive and select audience, who
evidently appreciated the good things
that they saw and whose applause was
loud, long and frequent. A Duet
'tVentre Terre"-rendered by Misses
Bishop and Williams, was the opening
exercise and then followed "Pen Pic
lures" of the class by Miss Murine.
The pictures were short, spicy
and contained 8 number of bright say
ings in connection with the school girl
friends of the author. Miss Gertrude
Holmes read "The Black Valley Rail-
road" the well known poem on intem-
persnce, IN very pleasing manner, and
after her came chsrmingly executed
"Fantssie" on the piano by Miss Will
lisms. "Women's Curiosity" which was
next on the programme, was omitted on
account of the illness of the lady whose
part it wss-Miss Jennie Bell. "Sandol-
phin, the Angel of Prayer" one of
the most touching poems in the Ian
gusge, was beautifully delivered by
Miss Eugene Logan, who added to her
fine voice. has an excellent style of rem
dering this kind of subjects. SIN
vitation a la VsIse," by Weber,
was we'll played by Miss Mayer. "The
Troubles of Wife," that fun provoking
little comlcallty, was given i'll the most
sprigbtly manner by Miss Lucy NJ.
Smyth. An essay on Tennyson's poems,
showing considerable study and much
familiarity with the subject, was read by
Miss Flora Hall, who was followed by
Misses Tracy and Bishop in brilliant
'Galop" on the piano. "The Old Sex.
ton" by Miss Zoe Mcclure. was excel
lent. Her voice is powerful and at the
same time is very sweet ard the words
were uttered clearly and with an en-
phasIs which showed much dramatic
ability. "Romsucs and Reality" an essay
by Miss Carrie NJ Reed was next, then
came magnificent rendering of Kontski's
"RevelI du lion" by Misses Tracy, Mayer,
Williams and Bishop, on two pianos.
The playing was as brilliant as it was
faultless. Miss Adelia f.. Pollock, gave
that rollicking, charming little poem
"Modern Music" IN clear fresh voice
and hne manner. "LsGy Clare" was
read by Miss Mary 9. Campbell, IN q
way that brought for the thunders of sp-
pause and comic song by Miss Tracy,
which was given in her own "tsking"
way, concluded the evenings pro-
gramme.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-19
NOTES FROM THE CHURCHES.
What Will Take Place at the
ghurches Tomorrow.
Second Sunday alter Epiphany.

Second Sunday after Epiphany.
Rev. S. b. Bsrnitz will preach at
the First Lutheran church tomorrow at
half past ten in the morning on "The
people with mind to work" At seven
In the evening his theme will be "The
sleeper called
First Presbyterian church, Chaplne
street. Preaching by the pastor, Rev.
d. A. Cunningham, ID ID, at 103 A, NJ
and o'clock p. NJ. Morning subject:
Reconciliation to God" Evening SER
mon for the young men OF Wheeling,
subject: "Whose son art thouW A
welcome TO all.
Services at the Baptist Church, young
mems prayer meeting at 9 A. N. preach
ing at 1880. Subject 1.-THE Remedy for
the disparity between the great Harvest
and few Lsborers."
Sunday School 1T z p. NJ. evening sub
iect errors concerning the Harvest Cor
rected.
Revival meetings during the week
The unconverted are especially invited.
There will be no services at the United
Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
Prof. Chas. Louis Loos, of Bethany
College, will preach at the Disciples
church tomorrow morning at 1890 and
tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock. Prof
Loos is we'll known here as most eo-
quent preacher, and will attract a full
hearing. Rev. o. z. Miller fills his pull
pit at Bethany at the same time.
At the Reformed Episcopal Church,
1905 Chsplne street, (Odd Fellows
building) services will be held as usual at
1890 A. NJ. and Up. NJ. Sermon by Rev.
J. F. Curtis. Sutject-"Go forward.
Sunday School at ga NJ.
At CnspIine street NJ. Z. Church, Rev.
W. q. Snodgrsss will preach in the
morning, 81 1920 o'clock, on "The Un-
fruitful Vineyard" and in the evening
on the Influence of Pious Decision
Evening services will continue through
next week.
Rev. j. Il. Armstrong will preach at
the usual time in the Episcopal Church:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-19
MORNING GLORY Baking Powder is the
most popular in the East.
The Parent af InanIn ala,

The parent of insomnia or waketulness
is in nine cases out OF ten dyspeptic
stomach. Good digestion gives sound
sleep, indigestion interieres with 1t. The
brain and stomach sympathize. One OF
the prominent symptoms OF a weak stat
of the gastric organs is a disturbance OF
the great nerve entrepot, the brain. In
vigora e the stomach, and you restore
equilibrium to the great centre. A most
reliable medicine tor the purpose is Hos
letters stomach BitteTs, which is Jar pre-
ferable 10 mineral sedatives and powerful
narcotics which, though they may tor a
time exert a soporiflc influence upon the
brain, soon cease 10 act, and invariably
iniure the ton" OF the stomach. The Bit
tiers, on the contrary, restore activity TO
the operations OF that all i'm portant organ,
and their benetfc MT influence Is reflected
in soUni sleep and 4 tranquil state OF the
nervous system. A whole some i'm petuS il
likewise given TO the action OF the liver
and bowels by its use.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-19
IL IL now an acknowledged. ;,

IL II now an acknowledged, fact >.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. II has.
cured in very great number OF 49,
(some OF them apparently desperate o.
by schenck's Pulmonic Syrup alop. -.
on Others by the same medicine IN
uection with Schenck's Sea Weed r,'-
and Mandrake Pills, one or both, ac,o 4'
ing 70 the requirements OF the case,
The old superstition that "Consum,,.
is incurable," for many years de,s,,s.
Physicians from attempting to rps .
remedy for that disease, and ua,,..'
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Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Sea weo
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-19
THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the DIFF
ferens Judiciary Bodies.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.

COUNTY COURT-JUDGE BOYD.
j. w. West, appellant, VS.. William
Richardson, appellee, appesl from
Squire w. Phillips. Verdict for $50,
January I'd, set aside, and judgment en-
tered for plaintiff against defendant for
S20.05 and costs -.-
George K. TInele. administrator, vs..
j. &. Anderson, certified by Squire VIM,
Phillips. Judgment entered on 18th
day of December, for plaintiff, set aside
and defendant granted a new trial. Case
re-entered on docket.
Adjourned until nine o'clock this
morning.
POLICE CoURT-JUDaE CRAEMER
Thomas Longden, drunk; fined 81.
Committed.
Thomas Donly, drunk; fined 81. Com
mitted.
Edward O'Brien, drunk; fined 81.
Committed.
John Smith, disorderly; fined 81.
Committed.
Carl Bobbett, disorderly, fined 81.
Paid.
James Tierney, disordeiIy; fined s5.
Committed.
John Prince, disorderly. Case dis
missed.
John Mylen, on two charges of disor-
derby. Was fined 81 on the first charge,
and S. on the second charge: Paid.