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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-02-08
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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-05-29
THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIST.

started to prevent an understanding
between England and Russia.
Dispatches of the Esd state that
g Count Schouyaloff brings proposals
to England from the Gar that tho
settlement of affairs in European Tur-
key shall be submitted to a European
Congress, and those of Asiatic Tur-
key to be settled by a conference be-
tween England and Russia alone.
The London Post, after reviewing
the points of Count Schouvaloff s
mission, states that "to the general
apprehension it will appear to amount
to reiteration Of Prince Gortscha-
koff''s circular. On the other hand it
is to be hoped that the British Cabi-
net will stand firmly by the conditions
of Lord Salisbury's dispatch"
Both countries are active in pre-
pairing for war, and unless the nego-
tiotions now pending result i'll an
amicable settlement of difficulties, it
would seem that hostilities must fol-
low. The end is not far off.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-05-29
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.

Reports as to the situation of
affairs between England and Russia
are conflicting, some asserting that a
collision is inevitable. A recent dis,
patch denies the statement that the
Canadian government had received
information that wan. was unavoida-
BILE. There was no foundation for
any such report, though it was print
ed in the Canadian paper. All late
reports are decidedly pacific. Count
Schouvalof' has arrived in London
from ST. Petersburg, and declares
that he brings proposals of a nature
which he is confident England viii
not reject. Pacific news has also
been received from Berlin and Paris.
st. Petersburg papers warn the public
against pessimist news from Constan-
tinople. They say that such news is
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-05-29
A FEARFUL TORNADO.
Many Lives Lost and a large amount
of Property Destroyed.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, May pa tor
nado passed over Mineral Point to-
day. The wires are down, but it is
known that several houses were shat
tered. The latest reports state that
eleven persons were killed.
QUINCY, ILL.,, May pa tornado
struck the western portion Of Brown
county to-day. 1t is reported that
three persons were killed.
CHICAGO, May 24th.-About six
o'clock last evening a tornado struck
settlement about three miles from
Darlington, Chicago suburb, and
desolated the country for radius of
about two miles. The farm house
of VIM. Brunes was completely de-
molished. Mrs. Brunes was instantly
killed, and two young children were
carried through the air by the whirl-
wind and hurled dead to the ground,
a distance of twenty rods away. A
laborer was lifted from his feet, and
on striking terra firma his legs we're
broken by the shock. No other dam
age to life is reported, but the de-
struction of property is considerable.
Many pranks Of last nights storm
are reported, but nothing very serious
except in this vicinity and at Min
eral Point.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-05-29
NATIONAL AND STATE OFFICERS
PRESIDENT AND CABINET.

Observation-Disclosures B. Ha yes, of Ohio.
Weep resident-William A. Wheeler, of
New York.
Secretary of State William N. Evarts,
of New York.
Secretary of the Treasury-John sher-
Secretary Of war-George W. McCrary,
of Iowa.
Secretary of the Navy = Richard w.
Thompson. of Indiana.
Secretary of the Interior Carl Schurz,
Postmaster-G General David M. Key. of
Tennessee.
Attorney General Charles Deyens, IT..
of Massachusetts.
u. S. Comic. 8. Bucknor. Enterprise.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-05-29
Telegraphic News.


The Dime Savings Bank Of Sac
ramento, California, has failed, and
the depositors, mostly children, have
been swindled out of $4,000.
The first Agricultural fair ever
held in Albany, Ga, opened on the
olst inst. The sale of tickets on the
first day amounted to $1,000.
A late earthquake in Venezuela
entirely destroyed the town of Qua,
and the adjacent farms. The shock
was felt eighty leagues distant.
The first new wheat of the year
from near Dallas, Texas, was received
at st. Louis on the Goth. 1t graded
No. 4, and sold at $l.25 at auction.
The bill to place Gen. Shields on
the retired list as Brigadier General,
and Gen. Grant as full General, has
been rejected by the q. s. Senate.
The most severe rain storm ever
experienced occurred in Douglas and
Ell Paso counties, Colorado, on the
22d. The country for miles around
was deluged, the people barely es-
Gaping with their lives. A large
amount of property was destroyed.
Suits by the U. S. to recover
money paid from the Richmond banks
to the State officers when the city fell,
have been dismissed by Solicitor Ray
nor. He gives it as his opinion that
Virginia was not herself in rebellion
and the United States has no more
right to this money under the rule
of conquest than to her State House
or State Library, OF the Virginia
statue of Washington.
1t is believed that Fenian raid
in Canada is certain The head
quarters of the raiders at present is
in North Troy, Vt. Much excite
ment prevails along the border lines,
and the country is full of strangers !;
MANY Of these are tramps, and fire.
quent outrages are reported. 1t is
thought that the plans of the Fenians
are to make their way into the Do
minion and then prepare to move
on some of the most principal points
of the provinces.
Some trouble is anticipated from
the Indians in Manitoba, and the
press warns the Canadian government
Of the necessity of sending special
agents there to explain the treaties
to them and allay their discomfort.
Portions of Sitting Bulls band con-
stantly cross the boundary loaded
with spoils captured from raids on
wagon trains in the Black Hills. The
Canadians complain of the dimunition
of buffalo, and the stealing of horses
by the Indians.
MIR. Shelley, Of Alabama, has in
troduced into the House bill grant
ing aid by the National government
to certain companies incorporated by
State authority for works of internal
improvement. The aid is proposed
to be granted on certain conditions
to about dozen such companies, in
Guiding the Pacific railroads and the
Atlantic and Great Western Canal,
connecting the Tennessee river at
Guntersvii!e with the Atlantic coast
at Savannah. The whole amount
of money needed for these works is
1920, 0O0,0 900, on which the govern
ment is guaranteed interest. 1t is
claimed that the passage of this bill
will give employment to 500, 900 men,
and at once relieve the financial strin-
gency now prevailing in the land.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-05-29

CIRCUIT JUDGES.
LIST Cireuit-A. e. Maxwell, Pensacola.
I'd Circuit-P. w. White, Quincy.
Sd Circuit-W. BrysOn. Suwannee Station
9Th Circuit-R. b. Archibald, Jacksonville
9Th Circuit ID. Dawkins, Gainesville.
9th Circuit-H. L. Mitchell, Tampa.
18th Circuit-W. A. Cooke, Sanford.
Volusia, Orange, Brevard and Dade coun-
ties compose the 9TH circuit
STATE ATTORNEYS.
LIST Circuit VIM. H. Milton, Marianne.
I'd Circuit. A. Henderson, Tallahassee.
3D. Circlit-E. J. Vanp, Madison
4th Circuits. Y. Finley, Jacksonville.
18th Cireuit-Wm. A. Hooker, Yalaha.
9th Circuit-Joseph p. Wall, Tampa.
9TH Circuit-A. StC Abrams, Fort Mason
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-05-29
EiARTHEN AND STONE WARE

The Ripley Manufacturing Company
have their Earthern, Drain Tile, Chimney
Thimbles, Flower Pots, Chimney Tops, etc.
for sale at their factory IN La Villa, or at
HUsssEY * ELLIS store, Reeds New Block,
Jacksonville. dec1S-3m
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-05-29
Judiciary Department..
SUPREME COURT.

Chief Justice-E.M NJ. Randall, Jacksonville
Associate Justices-J. ID. Westcott, Jr.,
Tallahassee; II. 3. Valkenburgh, jack
Sonville.
Clerk Frederick T. Myers. Tallahassee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-06

" "L.-
The timc has come when a man may
know that he will get value received
for every dollar that ho invests
Quacks aud hun,bugs are soon VENT
lated and Ate oompelled to,ake n back
sea,,lcr DO crushed by the wheel, oi
progresN r Al article must possess
real mait--masths what Ills repre,
/, sentcd 70 be. Or, like the mushroom
u noon-iay, il will soon wi,her aud
dc in the radiance Of the brilliant dis.
Sovariss OF modern science. o. \
C.'sCough aud Diphtheria Remedy
/. can always be relied on, II ailsys The
irritation Or tickling Of tho throat,
renders cxpectoration easy aud opens
tho secretionx. IL is guaranteed ID
do ALL that il IL advertised 70 'or tho
poDay refunded 10 tho purchaser. q.
H. Potter, agent. 5-lS.2m
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-06

<M"N JAM LA|"" "
~ Mt(bael Board II Trade pub
fln OhAcaso, sivsA spcsialsiten-
80 seposts throushcus the
IN 81 pAicA have q bearing on the
kr6ktkSGs We ecndensc the fol.
~ NON ttis stase Ia the isSuo Of
~ %. soma twenty counties having
Sported. Il .
" Boone County, Sprias crazy looks
ssnRsksbly wcll, farmers much encoar
! asud bs tho gensral, outlook. Large
kone demand for surplus crop
ulay--Fall wheat and rye headed
snt, wheat hsasy on tho groaadr bar
lss aud oats tho SAME; corn Up,
Cbupx-- Evety available piscs OF
kelss cultivated. .i'rospse!s all
tSsorAbN for a large ytcld Of small
grain,
Dojgc--The condition Of all grains
good.
Cass--Al small grains looking well;
corn coming up with fair stand.
\ anklin--A All small grains looking
vesy inc, corn al planted and coming
~ hnely.
HAu--Sprins grains never looked
4 biltss; wheat and osts spleadid; >
coming we'll; everybody breaking
kaprSiris.
Knox-Snsll grains look Gns;
CON about planted; straw being oil
rieht.
Msrrick- Wheat. oass aud potatoes
1ood; double tia acreage Of wheat
spwn; moro prairie will be broken this
year than any previous ono: good stand
nf corn
4. Phtie--Crops are 10 excellent condi,
llos.
0sward-Sptins wheat, oats md
barley look WE'LL wintcr rye headed
and win b cut 10 twoniy dvs.
Here u enough to show the sAsts Of
NcbraskA crops. There Is ao cop,.
paint - 10 Iowa. Of ohiach bSxs and
frost: Ia Kansas. oftust aud dies; ID
TnIt>nnl ana 1lhnOis al rust. The
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-06

lr IL worth moro than It's owe
wstght 10 pure gold. via: .. 4 Us
G0lden Csrate, Ii cures sore eyes,
rus, bu~culansous eruptious and old
chronic sores. Sold by q. II. Potter.
5-lS-2m
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-06-06

L.A.AN "A
etsswLeyt,c-, the first of'he sca.on
vsss picked on the Goth OFT. at LIN
cola. ,sse fisetie no
Franklin conny Is quir,ly making
preparations for the coming state and
district fairs. .ssferting 10 es"in come
.out ~ tho banner conn'y
frdNys ~ FrcmdH, mi Started
'sJaAx rv.ant ,lnily IA Odbtc wliiah
bs has cbrlssuci the oaaha, iim
WI Nora III u vANtVl
Az 1Fl5s 5lsfriA sf,icnitftsl s'tiAs 81
NJ dipsilrt Il havisgs scoo Copies Of
NM srssmiats ha psiassai. ewissdt'
NJ hssoaossiob,.s lsaarshyql f9fb-
nod cxccsiion.
TIA /" Nsbsaska EspopI,ion Assoei
,Sllba'' &c Lincoln has been iAcorfora-
The object h 10 wrshare and
W. lhs stats Air grounds which
~ soiA w ~ University Re
ssiy 10 meet the ohlgstlcus for the
. ieodel farm which was bough, ia The
IL tho air grounds Tho crri
III IL stock needed Is $4,000, ia l4o
shares. Ouc half the stock has beeu
lakxn, AMI tho remainder should be
sshsmibod on On before tho 10Th 81
JsnA. I'll tho understanding that
~ ssVpsny will. w~hcnevery'he Lao
aissss County Agricultural Society
~ bdtchasa ,hs grounds. sranssr II
~ the ssme figures, No that y viii be
uaklw property,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads
r,,o % a-a
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHEs-In moderate sale; Pots 4aac.; Pearls; 5',d6e
BEESWAX-Sull quiet, but about stealyi western anu
southern Yellow 26 GZ7 Ic; supplies now quite mOdeiAVe'
BROOMCORN-Dul, all prices lower,
CANDLES-Unchanged, quiet,
CHICCDRY-Cuet, unchanged ,.---..,
COALAn kinds quiet prices more or less easy yeIpooi
House Camel sl2aSl3; Liverpool Gas do - 3O NeNea
tie do Caing. 80 75asl Provincial $las4 30 currency;
and WesmOTclanu Gas 30 oVUro' vest NJ
gina do IS 80 Cumberland Broatop and Cearhed $40
n so Anthracite - 25aSl 10, bY the cargo.
COCOA-Quiet nOrinaliy unchanged $500.
COFFEE-RiO quiet but firm for the better grades
1891 sales here stock 1903 C3i bags here sas ~ bs
ore 247 bags Flora G0Odale," IL lc ZOO * tIay
Eagle IA lec.; 1000 Cazque" sTpposed Il &C. 2'I1o
ex "serene' NewTOrk buyers, l4lfc MILO quiet IN
changed : Java in light supply held firmly
COOPERAGE STOCk-Qulte steady, moderate sales.
CORpAGE-Un Unchanged, IN only jobblng sales 49, 49,,
CDTrON-SpOu Cotton quiet, unchanged to9d Oidnaiys
l07iec Low Mddpg llllse; Mddng Upsndsi iIls oG
sales IL bales t7OJ last EVENING" all Tor splnnlhsi ~
miles delivered contract Receipts &C the port, SDt
baes against 1857 this day last week, anl l549 last
YEAR t0ia for week. 6346 bales against lO9O0 last week.
970 last wear; since September ], 4ZOH2of baes asas
gi OS bales during the period last season. FUTURES
ntiet closing points higher. sales last evening yVOO
ses Today-Fifst Call-August ll.46i september tlLb
TOTAL 500 bales second CallNO sales. Third CallSept.h
Ier lll9 october IL OF December ~ 80 iota
90nbsles Also To-Day, Jane at ll41D lou Juy il5J
an so: August ll.44Gll4 September Lilac d.ao
Ocfober lO9gdIlOO; December. 1854; January, ~
Frbruarv 90 total, 1880 bales grand total 2byOO
bales Exchanged-.0 OF paid 10 exchange 400 August ior
Ttttt lOscl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
SEEKING PARDON For roBN.

Assistant DistriCt-AttoTney Fiero will move
Cor sentence Monday upon Michael Tobn. the soldier
convicted OF murder. General Foster che prisoner S
counsel will then make motion before Judge Bene-
ACT Tor postpouement Of the sentence until August /.
An order that the proper petitions for pardon may be
rrerar,d and submitted o. tie President The paper
asking for Executive Cmcrcy has now been signed 10y
earh of the Jurors. Petitions f0r pardon WILL ~ u eX-
eeicl Ir signed by many uf TObu's officers and com
rsd.s 80 West Point. an OF whom speak OF him as a
faithful man. who before caused trouble Cap
tam Etus In whose company IObin has been, has chaf
81 THIS ustiJiOu.
Attic Ludlow street Jail yesterday Tobn preserved
tf slr. imacrturhahlc deneanOr which has character
i-sd h!l oce his first arrest With money, which wa,
given iu av the iur, he has bought cigars, aud
Tesefia. smoked them With much apparent content
~ % u uIs barracks. Ills comrades say that u i S'l
dcry pluck p" others think that 70 Is moral ana men
- IL -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
DTCIsIONs-JuNr =

Srureus Court CbGubTs-Bv Judge Potter
sr Baehi and ohersOider entered app"nan0 receiver
c9liy , "a, s act TSs NS5or e,eNooa a..
riei vhlu costs memorandum In Obs matter % tie
saerai Tsra-By Judge Van Bruut-Ht-iadt ~ a. Az
Roglne al9 IN p, 3 ,o-,.- at froftv and
otisrs-fiuffnrs signed -iinde agt Kts"ay ana others
Sspfrior Corf--Npacal TTm-Bv Judge SDer-
Br nmich art Messelua - = ndllneHi s ls., . 81 r..
ma "a aud con, y lac settled ant signed Walsh
s nsse Of walsh hiohers b. o. 10 rc.ie-, te basa
nov c1a.ctei ey hm Isii,a 20 oin ii.f = s
s .o.eut e. sl-Unoertssrg 9rp1 ~ lon.i,,si Z ~
% iDril, ausI should DOT have been mare a5hoh GRANTED
inE nat ~ Judgment % lore, 9s1t, "a psi, D
sef,e AM sguei Autcn al aRt iiiuawOu q a-Aotou
ri zee s,rT5 Sih isays 70 yi.l3Il% deauIrrr and
saHer uon Paysni Of co, o. s I ra,st esq no.
Ma' Aysans hs,s M bnrnT he case on ioT hes.
tasr provide iof the entry asked or by ihc notice o. motion
1srarndum Woofagt Jscobursky Referees report con
neiser AL IIohmesteFprdr granting motion Tor a.
achmer ior nmpaym. pr % amny. Du9elow @al loon
Gray agt pam z, gTinls5 ana a.
hr' Monday ~ OCTOBER Woodruff agt TIE New York and
N eHiia''s actrrmar 81 aL-Ordor 81 pH6icaon
Cray ag' Path e ,in Tarssa '.l
order granted LoaiI e a. ag5 S ' store r. a. Children ~
on ,antIH Bryan act Brysn-Order gTantrd MACK at
DO Hilaudei chenica. &C. G e sysif srgaTi ar
- ,oiitan idio Insurance Conpany rame aLl -il.
$50 e-0ricrs Of dscoutinuancr " ItIl ~ =,
feuvtue motion with SO costs q Gtirhddhi t
800 H. event Branch al AIT Levy % al Ofd.i an"
~ the enffr o. judgment Nhttlgl AK ~" ~
ssf isebneider. Cay aE Fowleri TIE - LguS &C,
No. Fnnuauv Robinson Nnlkm0u sgt ft.nhah oiil
Us 40 -I6k DoTnroe the Mayor etc. Leonard act
fhe Central Hudson River Rail- DAD company
Frrfrs- gf Teier 81 az whitney sgt OOn0udi same ag
sane McNahon sgt. Walsh same agi. same same pr ,
ssfaf shepherd agt SIS Guuman agi. Alaho it-' l
sef smith stf0ng smith Ward aft IrenoT hirin
Lnecit agt. Klelukneeht, sweeny agt Duhy.-Dlaer'
granted.
Cannon Pleas-SDeiGl Term-Bv Judge Van
noesu Bank Tor savings ag Abi ham ~ IN,
amenoeA. nderdl etc SIT Bfiant-prdt Facaths -lA}
and appontug referee n uiee snd stead o. cto' ~,
Ffcree IeFs Iewls-frler 81 reference IN TIE MAJ
trr etc of Wites-Ofdef Of dscnuuuHuCe HOrInan aao
others aR Puice sud denying motion If~
fnberg a the gilbert Elevated RAILWAY COmpanyOidtf 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
DENYING TIE Use OF POISON.

The trial of Henry Schmidt on the charge OF
attempting to poison his family continued yesier-
day. aud the will he given TO the jury by Judge
Sutherland in the Court Of General Sessions to-day
Theodore FrOhwein druggist testiied that he fount
arsenic the milk jug and in the conoe can His VIE
when called for the defence testified that schmidt came
10 ask him TO attend hs family Profess Lowe, OF tue
Scho0 o Mines testified that he found a5Out seventy
grains arsenic In bottle found Oh the prisoner i"S
closed the case for the prosecution. . 49,,
The theory OF the case that Mrs = hnh r ~.
mofher-ip-aw. had conceived violent dislike 20 TIC
prisoner I'M which his wife Joined, aud incy panne Dy
the usc OF harmless emCc, % bring about me apea-
ances AGAINST hum ana that Mrs. SthmitjcIs nephew
was an agent this scheme the chef evidence Uu the
part OF the prisoner his own, and he very strongly
denied any attempt intent 20 poison bis family. The
rest Of the evidence mainly concerning the good
character " the prisoner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29

The leading features OF the local money market
during the week wcre unchanged, and We otlll re-
marked absence Of safe outlets for its profit
able employment. The aggregate business
among our city merchants IS perhaps
about uD 10 the average of past seasons,
hut the bulk of the transactions Is on very short
credit or with open accounts, which materially re-
ducrs the offerings at the banks. In fact. al no
pcrol within the last decade have there been so
Jew promssory obligations ahoat now. The
banks are remarkably cIrcumspcct IN their selec-
tIons of PAPER and ScTutlnlZc credits more closely
than ever Obligations based upon legitimate
transactions are required 10 meet with the most
favorable consideration. Demand loans were
today quoted 2a2l2 per cent on stock collateral
and llsG2 on Government bonds. The market
iOr commercial paper is 3af per cent The rate
IL not fairly QuOtablc. There IS no change IN the
RATES of domestic exchange.
The United STATES Treasurer at W aShlngtOn to-
day received ~ 100000 National bank notes for
REDEMPTION. The customs receipts were SlOO,OOO
lowing Is the Cearing-IlOuse statement to-day :
Currency exchanges, SJT2l6,221; currency bal
ouces S}29I 999; gold exchanges, %O,S2l ,O33 !;
and gold balances, $S1S,33G
In the London market there was not much aCtiy
iy in the movement IN cOnSolS, though at the close
they were strong. United States bonds advanced
nh the way through, while displaying some irregu
railway securities were unsettled as Indicated IN
the table. Bar silver declined TO 52l2 pence, clos
inc at 525s pence the ounce, English standard. AT
the weekly meeting of the directors, held yesterday
an advance was made in the minimum rate of dis
count AT the Bank of England 10 per cent, while
IN the outside market three-lnOhths Dllls were us
counted ut 27s per cent.
The following are the highest and lowest prices of
securities for the week. and the closing sales to-day
and "A week ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29

Tins WAS fOrtnightIy settling day on the BOurse,
and prices were generally firm The sum Of 100000
bullion was withdrawn to-day from the Bank Of
England "on balance" making total in two days
of flIS0OO In Paris the 3 per cent French rentes
ranged between 1925 and 1870, closing to-day
at 1885, against ,75, the closing prce week
ago We quote sight exchange Oh London at 2o.ll,
as against DBL - last Friday.
16e North River Savings Bank has declared
semi-annual dividend at the rate of per cent per
annm, payable July 10.
The Pacific Fire Insurance Company has declared
n semi-annual dividend of 10 per cent, payable
July /. n. o.,..
Rapids and Northern Railway Company lor the
week last year. $40, $50. Increase, 50, 737.
The receipts OF -four and gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this 2Sth day OF June were
New.YOrK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
A WOMAN BEATEN BY BURGLARS

The residence Of j. Owen Rouse, one Of the
most prominent and wealthy men OF Jersey city. al no
III sussexst., was entered by two sneak thleye.
Wednesday morning MIS- Rouse, hearing one Of them
atenpt % enter her ROOM opened the door and when
he Nd she followed and caught him near the foot of te
starA TIE thief turned aud struck her heavy blow IB
the breast which knocked her down and he made Ms
escape While standing n the hail. second thief came
out 81 the parlOF with valuable music-bOr Ina his arms
The woman eeiEed bin by the collar aud he struck her
several severe blows upon her ann nearly breaking H.
ehd also escaped MR. Rouse Is cOnned 10 ler bed
o. secOunt 81 nervous prOstratOn caused by nc on.
counter and serious results are feared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
THE COURTS.
,,,rs WHICH CONCERN THE CITY.

Lewis A. jackson was an assistant secretary
-, she Dock Department. and ives discharged because
,ed in the letter dschargng him, his services we're
. ,org,r needed and the appropriations had been re-
80 lie sues for bis reinstatement aud the suit was
tried yesterday before Judge Donon%e who reserve, s n
deci,lol 80 ANNIE and the notice sufficient John w
@ snnesFed for toe PLAINTIFF D. j. Dean for the CITY
Neeo avn fireman, was discharged By the FIRE
- Jansa ,rys afer a hearing for quarrcling with one
Contthl-, ENGINE house Donovan CLAIMS that tho
Williams l ~ vs brought on by Williams. aud that he
Whole gHnrly forced into II IN seli-doience ne ASKS
was ~ VIZ ma reimbursement the case came Tor tIlal
s Ser before Judge DUnOhue, who reserved MS DC
CisOn. ,o,-o,, nae thu prefe~pure in fbp
- al flty suits. Corporation Counsel whitney mas
.ov,red otherwise reduce his calendar, and since
t IN has obtained the dismissal OF 32S actions Dc
49, Assessment cases. Seventyseveu 81 these actions
$40 riatqs In the aggregate for SiO66ii 81, and rs 70
~ The claims the statute Of limitations will prevent