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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-04

NEWSPAPER MANS EXPERIENCE.-He is a
prominent newspaper man and parts his hair
in the middle. The part is over five inches wide
which gives him an innocent cast OF counte-
nance. To those who knew him not he might
be considered verdant in appearance. He was
riding In sleeper on the Central Pacific rail-
road. and fell into an innocent little game Of
pedro with colonel, a professor and Doctor
During an animated conversation and du e.
deal, three aces were thrown on his side Of the
table. after which one OF the three gayly re-
marked, with the greatest GOODNESS, ~ wish
that we were playing poker don't know that
have been favored with such a hand for years. -
Our editorial friend saw the game, looked up
innOcently and remarked:-'.I have been IA
vored also. | have pretty good poker hand my
SELF The three looked at each other as he
continued thusly :-"They call you Professor?''
Yes" 'They call you Colonel?'' Yes" "YOu
are from the east, believer" YES" "Well
gentlemen" he continued, rising. "yOu had bet
ter take the next train back. We meet it lust
the other side of Battle Mountain. You can't
make cent at this. They have been teaching
IL in the sunday schools in California for years :
W. Graphic.
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Ceudensed Locals.

street lamps will be lighted at ~ and extip-
I4iished at $50 a M
Policeman George Smith. of the eighth pre-
cil.ct- WAS attacked ny tIsO coOred rougiS last
night. who threw bricks at him. The officer
gave them the contents of his eyOlver, which
MADE them leaV, quickly
col. j. \. BOYD. CI Hoyd'S station fNetrOpOli-
tan R.R,, Montgomery county, Nd. to-day sent
10 the Agricultural department six Irish pota-
tees which weigh nine pounds, and six ears of
corn ptasuIiIg over twelve inches in length
and seven inches in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
tie crop from land which. seven years since
WAS covered with young pines
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AN ILLINOIS TRAGEDY.-Between four and
five O'clock last Friday afternoon q tragic
shooting affair occurred at the little town OF
Milan, three miles southwest Of Rock Island,
Ill. The victim is Miss Mary BufIum, a young
school teacher OF progressing appearance.
She was on her way home from school when She
was Oyertaken by Frank Sturgeon, a young
man about twenty five years Of age, who drew
a revolver and fired Two shots, both taking eff
feet i'm the abdomen, with probably fatal result.
Sturgeon had been engaged to Miss Buffum for
some months, but she seems to have discarded
Linn.
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CITY ITEMS.
INpr CENgNT-Oned oZ. fried oysters, in box,
&c. "Jonn'S, reStanIa nj. cor. III and ID SIS.

L.
CSC, Johns" restaurant. cor. It'll and SIS.
Is YOUR PREJUDICE so deep seated rs topre-
vent you from trying Dt.gaRf's Rr.uiHdftc Rent
eG3 for rheumatism?
LodMc's Had ,ci.s Specific is perfectly harm
less. Cures in the shortest possible time.
IT REMOVES WRINKLES AND SorTENs the skin.
The regular use Of Murray al L0Raldn'S florida
Bater at tie toilet tends TO prevent and remove
wrinkles, the softnesS of the'skin produced by
1t taking away the natural inclination OF the
cuticle to form into ridges and burrows.
VOLUME IN SIX LINEs-This very hour. if
you have cough, Il cold, or any difficulty ia
the throat or lungs, send for Ha,e's Honey IF
are safe. The cure is certain and swift the
preparation pleasant. Don't disregard these sic
RH6S.
Ptke'S Toothache Drops cure toothache i'm one
minute. Sold By all druggists at % cents.
SEVEN HcNoRs WELL EARSEp.-The Fair
0ankSes are always carrying of honorS at fairs.
This time. at the Paris Exposition. they have
beaten their best record, as is said of race
horses. Seven medals have been awarded
tnem-the greatest number ever bestowed on 4
single firm at one worlds fair. Five OF these
two gold, two silver and one bronle-weIe
given for the Incompatible scales which have
by their own merit made their way To every
civilized corner OF the earth. Tie testimonials
from the highest impartial sources 30 the excel
lence of these scales, must now number many
hundreds. Gold medals are earned for them as
q Hidt.el vi CUuFSe wherever they appear IN
competition. One other gold and a bronze
medal went to the Fairbankses from Paris for
Inelf improved typewriter and OScllating
pump. The whole country shares with the re-
clplentS In the pleasure and honor OF these
ributes to American ingenuity and enterprise
(Ae1 York journal Of Commerce, Voc. /.
For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
louis Soothing Syrup has been used for children.
IL corTects acfdity OF the stomach relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels cures dysentery and
diarrhea, whether arising from teething or
other causes. An Old and well-tried remedy.
25 cents bottle.
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to call
attention to A. Fischers Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No. 600 G street, near
9Th street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work in
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
sesSlng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for 81. N. B.-Lace curtains cleaned from 81
up to $50 window. Wool blankets from 50
cents to 81 pair, by cleaning a number a re-
duction in price. Satisfaction guaranteed. His
dry cleanser removes grease spots enectually
from any article, and careful pressing gives
them an appearance as If newly made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-04

THE Methodist has discovered one thousand
families OF Brooklyn that have left the Method
ist Episcopal chulch, most or them being those
having financial and social strength IL further
says that nnety-eight per centum OF these en-
MethOdistS give but one reason and that is .'tl g.
chaageableness aud uncertainty Of the pas
-
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n Exy STYLES
y Of
FfIL md HINTER DRESS GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED

81 pieces Of Plain and Farcy Dress Goods. u and
IL GENTS -
Ioo peSes Of Novelties IN Dress Gaa,ls IS cents.
tniurpd Caslnegps, ward vide Al ,,5,ors ia
4 u wool Back tashmpres 80.
lboutlie width MUEair Alpaca. sill faced 95.
Boys Cassilnerss new IA! ~ cS 81 80 IS So,
He'd Niiied flames, az wunl. p. 81 3sc.
White Wool flanne!s, y, l.. ~. 80.
cl0AHS, CLoAkS, CIOAKS. CIoaKS
SHAwLS sHAWLS. 100 different styles
Ladies and Gents Underwear, from sor ladies'
and Misses fancy Hoe5sry. LARGE Double Whit.
Blackt1s; so per pair and M. Boi Comforts. 75c
and up Nottingham Lace. IS, 81 ~ o. .ac R.ay.,.
Clota Tor cloaks. Black and CnloTrd silks Tabla
Linen, :JC and up Sbettirg Cotton. fun width "a,
c. NJ. TowSoN.
$50 Pennsylvania Avenue,
str south sida
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ILLNESS OF JEFFERSON DAVIS AND WIFE
A private letter from an intimate and de, +
Trend or eX-PreSldent Davis, written at Beau
yoir informs lis that for some months past Mrs,
Davis has been seriously i'll, and Mr.. Davis has
himself been fearfuliy Frustrated by anxiety
and care for his beloved and devoted wife
NsIr Orleans Democrat October 90
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

Beautiful Dress Goods, pure sin and wool wid,.
double width. 81. SIPS, $3.50, sI.5. 81. 81 a5
- 3a to.ored Cashnieres, pure w,'Hi, wide double
width. only 30 cents Black CaSh.l -. pure wool
vide double width, 50 cents. Co!Gred and Black
lnpnsN, hnest quality Merinos, only - cents
ColoreG SILK Nelvets. Black Silk NelNets
CARRIERS. IN MARKET Space,
" The Popular Cash Dry Goods Store" Han lsolu.
Dress Goods. the very latest sly les IL 20 % 81 so
cents beautiful Plaid Dress Gopde ,vrpn only p
cents. Bt aver Cloth for Ladies' & oaks tgnaks
tioaks, Cloaks, from IS TO $50 Brbthe Slawls
rom T. To- 500 Black Cashmere Shs WI from s. to
pure wool, 81 -. So. 80, $40, oooreo silks
tn 50 Our 81 and 81 % Back Silks are ,le,.ial har
IL IN
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GEORGETOWN.

GRA1N.-Arrived by canal boat ]. n. Thomas.
with $1,000 bushels wheat to j. g. & J. NJ. Wa
tiers; boat Medley, with 5000 bushels wheat to
hay to II. NJ. Talbot.
MERCHANTS MISUNDERSTANDING on change
TO day e. 100 bushels of wheat, with sales OF 100
1887.
THE REPORT Of operations at the canal Office
for last month is as follows BOATS arrived, &c /:
OOatS cleared .t2; tolls from ascending boat :,
81 100; tolls from descending boats SlT3I 81:
Tolls from other sources, S22SSi; total $3,4224S
--~>--
y Moses Allen, cOlored, was hung Friday a.
Gibson, Ga, Tor the murder OF Benz. Ivey, ex-
sheriff OF Glasscock county, last December.
eE Arthur Beale, who stole s., 600 while acting
as tax collector in bingham, Mass, was Superin-
tendent OF Methodist Sunday school.
sS-'The Austrian government lately threaten
ed to dissolve the city Council OF Trieste unless
ii should vote a loyal address to Francis joseph
1t was voted unanimously.
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DRY GOODS FOR CASH ONLY.

Splendid Cashmere, all colors. all wool ward wide
'slc GOOD Black SILK. I5C, 95c : - ~ 30 elegant
do, SL15, 50 and $3.50; beauiiIgi Black Velvet
$50 and 50; Blankets, Blankets. Blankets; Gents
and Ladies Underwear cheap. shetland ShaNls al
$50. Pacific Percalcs, dark color good sfya 80
worth ltC. al Linen Handkerchief Sc: Comforts
spreads, Linen and Cotton She,t-r-,. Canton Elan
li =, e. 4, :. 10, l2e and M 25 1llr Red Tyets
tiaInci at Coo. for mems underwear shrinks les
tal any Ot.aeT fanueI made.
LCTTBEi.L 4 WINE.
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The Weather.
LOCAL NEWS.
atnusements. &c, TO.r

S<ifi.aaI Tkeat.r-Rolert Heller, tie mt9i-
clan musician, ard VIII
Tl..afer CcaiTte-.i Fol oidden Pleasures and
varieties
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DRY GOODS.
v l. LS l. T 8.

Y ELVErs.
FROM AUCTION
NAV 'ns 'ne H-ge1 ,io,k "a VEIN El'S IA this cIty
w Ire ALE 10 oser SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS no
GkESSNAKERS. NIIIINkRS and TAILORS who
uuy sell aain. To reeIlar retail trade we are
prepared 10 offer unhsRri Of bargains in SILK ami
NElNf1S.
CONNOL1YS.
COS Ninth street,
noN2tr OPPOSITE Patent Ofnce
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oct29tr 1890 Pa. ace. ,o-. Goth 1t.
CHEAP CARPET HOUSE.

Good Ingram CARPETS. -. 81. Sc
ENJla Heavy Iu.-rains. - ana ,ar
Al Nool Tapestry Ingram Iarrs ru-. - to 75c
Lowell Extra Super 1 grains so
t,c0d Style Tapestry Brussels. > 1, 2bc
Paper CARPET Liniux. good, a..
IoruerlngS. Stair ana Ha.l Carle.S. ,i.lp
fuil SIZE White Blankets. ~ - - -
Calico Comforts, Cotton Fl,ir-. 'a1s irces
Curtain laceS at cost To close Oil.
DRY GOODS STOCK 81 lowest market nrica
81 Allow Nc one to undeTre -.
T. y. NAIrDAIN
oCtgftr FOG Jycg-I., S,,ra
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SBAwIs, leo diGeren; styles, from 81 80; cloaks.
all inc latest styles, from 80; blankets, from
S2 Per pair; bed comforts from 10 cents: new
isli dress goods, from l2 cents; Atwood black
cashmere, 20 cents; mOhair alpaeas, -; boys
rasslmffeS, lrum -, 60, IS, 81. 81; ladies' and
gents underwear. from 60 rents AZ ToWsonIs
60 Pr ayeGue.-SGtt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-04

VIII open next week another immense sock OF
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS,
beautlful patterns and new DESIGNS Dress Coods
from l24 cts. up. Fine Novelties Black and Col
ored Cashmeres and Silks; 500 pairs of Rlankets
from W up Most attractive stock of beautiful Car
pets ever offered, from 80 cts up
oo. w w. BURDETTE & co,
sep2str Nos. US 9TH st. aud zoo n 81, a. w,
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uOUsEFURNIsHING GOODs.

We invite special attention Of purchasers IN ouy
full and complete stock of HOUSEFURNISHINC,
GOODS, which we have just received, and which We
Administer, Moquette, Wilton, Body Brussels.
tapestry Brussels and Ingram Carpets, in all the
new designs; Rugs, Mats and Floor Drugeets IN
great variety; Raw Silks. Jutes French and English
Gretonnes; frlnged Jute Curtains something new;
Lace Curtains in all grades and STYLES "
An inspection of our stock is solicited
HO0E BRO. CO.,
sep71y 1928 Est, near Ebbitt House
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CASHMERE DELINnE.

N NJ. IL. RILEY.
w AT HIS NEW STORE.
CORNER OF 9TH AND r - ARTS.
Is daily receiving NEW GOODS al al kinds
hui stock of Black andC olored silks
Back and Colored Cashmeres
Blach fnClish Grape and CraIe Nr'.S
LARGE LOT OF NEW Cf.DAKS
OF the best make and finish.
Our stock is full in all t.cIartmenfs and We inyite
all IA want Of Dry Goods TO call and H. 1 throus, our
stock. VIZ. Il. RILEY,
Corner STE and r. sts.,
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LADIES' GOODS.

SOMETHING NEW. - DANTSON'S FASHION
- ABLE MILLINERY PARLORS. will geN
open on TUESDAY. November 5th. hand GeS2
and Reception Hats specially. Particular r.
attention paid to all orders. No. 1920 q street
Nv. nOy2-3rE
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M AhFsTs AND OHCLOTBs.-Ingrain carpets.
sd, %, %, o a cents all the latest designs floor
Oilcio;hs. all widths; large double white Man
kets, S. 3d. 81, $, Sc, 81, S. So and SIC per pair:
bed comforts, lSc, 81, SIPS, $3.50, 81: Noting
ham lace; bargains In black cashIaeres and
sitie.-Adet,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-04

CROWDED. crowded. crowded. with the largest
assortment and the cheapest dry goods in this
city. one thousand yards OF yard-wide finest
quality cambria Calico reduced TO s; Sheetinr
cotton one yard and a half wide, only ~ cent ):
cloth for boys wear. pure wool, 80; cloaSS
cloahS. cloaks brOche ShawlS. brOche Shawls.
broche ShaWls; black cashmere shawls lar e
assortment of Nottingham lace, for curtains
Carriers, Marker Space.-Adpt
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The ESTATE or ROBERT V. HARRrSON-Tnn
hearing in the case Of the estate of the late r
'. Harrison, in which Mrs. Duering and Miss
Hamilton nave filed Gains as heirs, was con-
clidted before the Register of Wills Saturdlr
III Will be some days yet before a decision i,
made. There was large number OF witnesses
summoned on the part OF the government fer
to-day, but the District Attorney deemed it I'M
necessary 10 place them upon the stand AS
the evidence now stands there is but little doubt
that man named Rutherford was the father
OF the deceased: but as to his mother tnere is
much conflicting testimony
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-04

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Al
len TOlSon and Ella Suit: Geo. H. Boehiner aid
Lucia G. Shuttle; ChaS. Il. Fox and Genevieve
Caullield; VIM. T. Tinker and Louisa Sipe:
Lockland Tyler, OF Charles City county, Va.
and George W. Powell, OF Richmond, Va
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CLOSING OUT.

81 per dozen; the same is usually sold at 80 sc
ana - per dozen. Fine 4ply LineR Cuffs &c. q
Fancy Percale Shirts, ready prIt on good iyies
and perfectly fast colors for only 75c For fine Per.
Gale SHIRTS, Toe ready to put on, at
MEGINNISS'
Branch Shirt Factory,
sepiotr 1909 f Stseef ntr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-04

A WOMAN KNOCKED DowN.-Mary Nichols
was knocked down and seriously injured o. an
uDknOWD colOred man. at the corner Of 9TH and
p streets. saturday night. DR.. b. Il. Adams
rendered medical assistance. and found that tine
wcman'S skull was fractured. She was con-
veyed To the Freedmen's Hospital by Sergeant
Acton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-04

ONE CASE OF CALICOES. &c yard
" one case OF CalIcoes, remnants, DC lound.
1ashmeres, from 25c 10 81 yard
Dress Goods, l219, Is, IS and so ward
fullllne of Blankets and Comforts from IL 25 nm
Mime. Demorest's reliable PATTERNS.
JOS. Il. BAILEY,
ocflStr Cor. Sth aud r SIS, sur,
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AN INDUCEMENT.-Select fried oysters. Csc a
doz. i'll box. Schwing & Clarke's, 9TH and G.-Adg
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SHOT BY A NEGRo.-Early sunday morning
Tom Bowie alias Texas Tom. colored. called al
the store or john Nadigan. ,3l 4th street. and
asked To SEE Mr.. Madigan outside on business
As the proprietor stepped outside the door
Bowie drew IA revolver and discharged three
shots at Madigan. one OF which took effect in his
right arm. Bowie then threw away the pistol
and ran on. DIR. Bond attended the wounded
man and extracted the ball. Late last night
Officer Hobbs received information as 10 The
whereabouts OF the wOuld-be murderer, aud
arrested him in l3iE street and locked him up in
the niIh precinct station on the charge OF as
SAUL and battery with intent 10 Kill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-04

A LUNATIC WHO WANTED TO DIE-The Ralti
more Gazette OF this morning says: Last MIC 1t,
ON the arrival OF the through express from
Washington at Camden station. an aged col
oled man was seen to get Off the train and
crawl under one Of the cars. A policeman j.
peared and arrested the man. who then tried 10
Jump on the track in front of a moving loco
motive. 1t took five men to hold the man while
he was searched at the Southern station. lie
IS believed 10 he an escaped inmate OF a lInatc
asylum i'll Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-04

TEMPERANCE MEETINGS The DashaWayS
met al Franklin Legion hall last evening. and
after prayer, and singing by the choir. adj
dresses We're made by James Cunningham,
Frank Reeslde. Samuel c. Mills. Il. VI. Hall. and
pledge
The Prohibition Alliance met yesterday after
noon AT Franklin Legion hall, Mr.. George
savage III the chair and A. C. constantine sec
!et1r4 Addresses were made by MeSsrs John
trltF, charles VI. Nye, and Joseph Williams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-04

ant Z. NJ. General, Col. J. o. p. Burnside and
MAYOR Bailey, OF the p. 0. department, and Col.
Harry Clarke, OF the National Associated Press,
WIN MI. isaiah scott as major dOmo, left on The
1:30 pm. train for Baltimore, thence at 5n.m.
by steamer for CriSteld Md. thence by rail- fOi.
ocean city, for weeks duck aud quail shoot
ing. transportation has been engaged for bring
ing the game back 10 Washington. Col Bene-
dict, OF the Adams Express company, has kindly
rendered the wagons of that company to dis
tribute the game throughout the city on its
arrival here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-04

tRAWr0RD,s FIFTY MILE WALK.-Nr W T.
crawford started on his fifty mile tramp tbs
afternoon at 12:l5 O'Clock at Franklin Logon
Hail. corner Of 9th ana streets nortil!Yt =
crawford was started" by Prof. Ned DOnnn.ty
OF the Washington Gymnasium. \ numbar of
ladies We're present during the afternoon a ID
seemed 10 take great interest in the proceed
ings. The following is the time made 10 u TIE
hour OF going to press: lst mile, 1884: I'd m lr
io2,; 81 mile, 1920 18th mile, lies: 9Th mile
i0:35. At Z.45 he had walked Il miles The y =.
mile having been made in 80
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Yesterday Detective COOmes arrested in pai,i
more Edward WaltOTd. with several aliases
charged with stealing horse and buytrI TrnTn
a. Il. Dennis, OF East Washington W3iiord -
* stated, Il few DAYS ago obtained a hors, and
buggy from Dennis stable, bur instead OF 70
turning the team drove 10 Baltimore and On
tfayOred 10 sill it,
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THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT of beautiful dr.. :
goods III this city. Pure silk and wool dolb e.
told dress goods 81 -, $50, 10 50: doub G
i0ld c0lored casHmereS %; cOlOred silks 65 a ii
-; special bargains in black silks: exec lent
gros grain black silks. 81 real Satn-finiSh black
SILKS, only i1.25 culOred silk velyetS, black silk
velVets: beautiful dress goods (aoOD, Is; ve-y
large assortment OF Nottingham lace, for eur
talnS all prices, from csc. to ST.; pure wool col
Oled and black caShmereS, dOuble-width. 50.
silks can be made in the latest styles at Madam
Hlnckleys. Carriers, Market space.-.idrf.
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Is Your PREJUDICE so deep seated as n pre-
vent You from trying Dt.yaRg's R'',uhGfic Rent
e6y for rheumatism?
LodNc's Had che Specific is perfectly harm
less. Cures in the Shortest possible time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-04

THE STEAMER CITY Or W isHINGTOS will take
The place Of the Express on the route between
Baltimore and this city. The City OF Washing
,on Will tun from Washington 10 Chaptico, ~.
WARY : county, and the steamer Sue from Balti-
mere to Chaptieo. where frcighJs and pas>en-
StfS VIII DE- transferred between the boats The
SIy vi Washington VIII stop ut all the landing,
"ep'e haptico at " hich Jh,. site and the IN
Pttes nave been accustomed 10 sion
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-27
District Court, June Term.
COPY OF CALENDER.

Hans Austinson VS.. VIM. Page; settled.
Overton, Griswold and Todd for plaintiff,
H. T. Bevans for defendant.
John Mahony VS.. Thos. Gaughan; settled
G. A. J. Overton for plaintiff, II. T. Bsv-
ans for defendant.
Jas. Manahan VS.. A. J. Comstock; YER
dict for pltff. 81. T. Bevans, for pltff, L..
E. Pearce for defendant.
Amund ct al. vs.. Eric Ericsson; verdict
for pltff. G. A. ]. Overton for plaintiff, h.
T. Bevans for defendant.
Mary Casey VS.. Mathews ct al, discon-
tinued on motion of pltf. Griswold and
Todd for pltff., H. T. Bevans for deft.
Hedge Olson vs.. G. X. orion; stricken
from calender, defendant allowed to amend
his answer in 90 days, on payment of $40
costs. Belfoy 6 Brown for pltff., and r.
W. Miller for defendant.
w, II. Hyland vs. M. J. Dickerson
judgement by court for pltff. II. T. Bevans
for pltff. Griswold and Todd for defendant.
Elsie Larson VS.: Hans Anderson; settled.
Griswold and Todd for pltf., w. s. Moore
for defendant.
Nels Olson vs.. ]. Becker; referred to
referee. G.. A. J. Overton for pltff., H. T.
Bevans for deft.
CRIMINAL.
State Of Minnesota VS.. G. Fl. ana ]. r.
Perkins; assault and battery. By consent
of parties the judgement of court below be
approved by, and made judgement OF
this court.
State of Minnesota VS.. Thos. Colehan
assault with dangerous weapon, with in
tent to do murder. Verdict, guilty. Sen
fenced to three years in states prison, at
hard labor.
State of Minnesota VI. James McDole;
assault with dangerous weapon with in
tent to do great bodily harm. Verdict of
guilty, with recommendation to mercy of
court by jury. Sentenced to pay fine of
8 1900 or be imprisoned in the county
Jail for nine months.
State of Minnesota vs.. Frank Eaves; as
sault with intent to do great bodily
harm, being armed with dangerous weap-
on, defendant through his attorney, asked
for four days for trial; case was continued
to the adjourned term in August.
The clerk was ordered to enter the fol-
lowing on the minutes of the court. Or.
dsred THAT the Several jurors) whe were
summoned as petit jurors, and to serve as
such. and to be in attendance at the Gener-
al Term, of the district court, held in the
village Of Morris on the 18th. day June,
A. D. 1873, for the counties of Stevens,
Big Stone and Traverse and failed to attend
said court; it 10 ordered that (said parties)
be directed to attend the adjourned term Of
court, to be held in the said villa &c of
Morris. ON the 18th day of August 1878, and
show cause why they should not be pun
ished for contempt, for their not appearing
as such Detit iury or il1rtrs -