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JUSTICE PlNCKNEY'S CASE.
DRUNK, AND LOCKED UP OYER NIGHT
IN POLICE ST1TIOM
Forbidden More Rum In the Grand Union
Hotei-Taken ne ~ Prisoner Into the Court
House tn which he sits ~ CiviI Justice.

Forbidden More Rum In the Grand Union
Hotel-Tnken ~ ~ Prisoner into the Court
House In which he sits CIviI Justice.
AT the hearing before Referee Oliver p.
Buel in the Office OF tho Corporation Counsel
yesterday William ID. Garrison manager Of the
Grand Union Hotel. testified that he was
Obliged to notify to Mrs Pinckncy the fact that
her husband Civil Justice Walter s. Pinckncy.
could not be permitted to lodge in tho hotel. bo-
cause the Justice was dsordcrly person.
This was in October. 1877. Justice Pincknoy
and his family. consisting OF his wife. ono
daughter. and one son. had been boarding in
the hotel for a month. Mr.. Garrison once saw
the Justice making time" in the harroom
because tho bartender had refused on his MIR
0arrison'sl orders to give him moro liquor.
The witness undertook to tell what James H.
Davies had said TO him regarding his order to
the bartender bnt the referee would not permit
him. Davies had settled Justice Pinckncy's
hotel bills: Twice lie gave his own check.
Sergeant Cogrovo Of the Thrtyllfth street
police testified that on tho 1911 ~ June, 1876. q
drunken man was driven to tho station in hack
BS3, and that he (the Sergeant went out to the
back and asked the occupant throo times where
bo lived. but could get no answer. Then no
capped for Patrolman Thomas Hogan. Tho
Sergeant took the drunken man 10y tho kncos
ness on one side and Hogan on the other car
riod him into tho station. md there the man
gave the name Of Walter $. Pincknoy. The
u
Sergeant Colgrove. Is rs follows:
10 Wr M-waltcr : rmckuey axe - white United
Etsts, LAWYER; sing lei read ana write ycs residence,
money taken from prisoner SluI -
Tho Justice was taken down stairs and locked
up. Tho next morning man entered the sta
ton and asked whether Justir" pinckncy was
iherc. He said no was Justice Pinckucy's clerk.
and requested tho Sergeant TO erase the entry
on the blottcr.
Police officer Thomas Hogan corroboratcd
The parts OF tho Scrgcnnts testimony Of which
no had personal knowledge. The next morn
Ing Police Justice Kasmirc called at the station
In a coach. Hogan led Justice Pinckney up
stairs. and the three were driven TO the Fiity-
seventh street Police Court Justice KHsmirc
led the way ~ n small room in the east side Of
the Court House There he asked what was
The charge againstthe prisoner. and Hogan re-
piled that It WAS intONication.
Worry WE'LL Justice kusmire then said. AL
dressing Justice pincknev. | discharge you
This was at ga o'clock. Justice Pinckncy
was. not In the Corporatlgn Counscl's ofllce at
Benco was that one Of his clerks was sick.
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SATURDAY NIGHT"
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HIS SECOND w1FEt
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-13

say. for honest intention; yet it would
be absurd to say such class of men
were inaccessible to the bad impulses
Of human nature. Gen. Marcy had
stated that while the administration
to the war department cost SlS,000,000,
the Indian department cost $500,000:
difierance of $3,200,00O. Such COM
parison was absurd The Indian bust
ness in S49 was nothing TO what it had
now become. He read statement OF
the amount paid per 100 pounds of beef
by the two departments of the Indian
bureau and Of the military, which
showing saving of 6,440,000 in favor
of the former General Miles had
stated that the transportation Of
the army cost 100000, while
the transportation of food, clothing,
etc, for Indians only cost S225,000 A
glance would show that the department
of the interior got its transportation ut
cheaper rates. He did not attribute
any Of these things to the dishonesty Of
the army, but rather to their cavalier
way ot looking at and dealing with
things. Soldiers never thought of the
COsC Vi tHlISi ii IL WIS tHOlSHt
to be necessary. As an instance, he
mentioned that ut the close of the
Sioux war there were about 10000
horses, ponies and mules taken from
the Indians, for which COWS were to be
given them, and it turned out that these
ponies and mules cost SIS, 400 besides
tie COWS, and that to sell them cost
$5,6S3 additional. This was an instance
Of their cavalierly way, which was not
found in the interior department.
q. G. Watkins, inspector Of the In
dian department, followed Schurz, and
opposed the transfer. He explained
the mode Of inspection of Indian sup
plies.
Gen. Miles gave his reasons why the
control of the Indians should not pass
to the war department.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-13
4 Boys Composition on Shaving.

One time there was barber. And
one day Teller he cum in the shop for
to cit shafed, and he handed the barber
II card which was wrot on like this way
" Fol- my hair-Taller, clone, lard, berg
mot, pematum, oil, tonnick, restoratif,
pitchooly gum, bceswhacks. kerrisseen
and tar. For my face-Cole cream,
camfrice powder, ham fat, sof sope,
glissern police, rooge manned, giant
cement, shoe blackn. For my whisk-
ers-Sames for my hair, only more
taller, For my muctash-Do, starch
glew, mortcr and solder" Wen the
barber he red il he was jest delited, and
he said to the Teller: You are the
most sensible man which has ever
set in this chair; yes indeed; never
seed man Of sech good taste" And
then the barber shafed the Teller and
told HIM all the news which he GUIDE
think, and never stopt toxin, the bar
her dident, while he shafed, cos he was
delighted. But jost rs he got dun shat
en- the Teller, and was gettin ready to
put them things onto him, cordin to the
memmv random, a man Nocked i'll and
took the Teller by the ear, and sed TO
the barber, the man did. This fell
ler's got To So now caus he is Il
escape il YOU want to finish him you
must fetch them things over to the def
and dumb ward of the luna.ic asylum y
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-13

dian wars would be unheard Of, all trou-
bles could be forscen, and outbreaks
prevented.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-13

tanned, and providing for any discrim-
ination against them, was lost by less
than the necessary two thirds vote.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-13

FoRrY years ago Robert Brinkley and
Colonel Leath entered business life to-
gether as partners ut Memphis. Sub
sequen.ly their course diyerged each
made fortune, and one day last week
Mr.. Leath's remains were taken from
this city to Memphis, there to be bur
led, just twenty four hours alter Mr..
Brnkley died ut lnka, Miss.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-13

IA every thread Of gold IL valuable.
50 il every minute Of time; and as ii
would be a great folly to shoe horses las
the Roman Emperor Nero didl with
gold, so 1t Is to spend time in trihes.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-13

Two brothers in the English service
had not met for many years, one serv-
ing in the Twentieth regiment at Hall
fax and one on the Black Prince in the
Mediterranean, when the Black Prince,
70 their joy, was ordered to Halifax
Nor have they met yet, for three days
before the arrival Of the Duke Of Edin-
burgh's ship the Twentieth regiment
sailed on short notice for Cyrus.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-13

INQUIRY among dealers in Cincinnati
indicate that about 10000 guns, good
and bad, have been sold BIZ them since
August l, ISIS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-13
WASHINGTON.
CALL FOR BONDS.

The following lisa description OF bonds
called Dec. 10th.
Coupon bonds. dated July 1st, 1863, vlZ
SI0D-N0s. 148,0U to Az 900, both inclusive.
bD0-NOs 1td,00l TO los 600. both inclusive.
10, 00--hos 9n 00l to 1900, both inclusive.
Total coupon bonds, az 100000.
Registered bonds redeemable at pleasure oil
United States after July lst, 1870, as follows;
f100-Nos f92Gl to 1929, both inclusive,
5HO-Nos. 1l3,20l to 1i3 20B both Inclusive.
1,lO0-Nos 3D,3U1 to 39304, both inclusive
bOOO-Nos. ~ 70l to l.7Oi, both inclusive.
I00W-Nos. 25,35l 10 1900 both inclusive.
Total registered bonds, t3O0.o00
Aggregate. &b0OUtO.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-26
Notes for cine Far,n ward.

The grazing cattle should be inspected
daily and the fences also receive attention,
lest they be broken down by the rapid
~ growing and highly-fed stock. Those
intended for winter slaughter will need
extra food unless the pastures are very
rich and good. The dairy will need PAL
ticular attention to keep every thing sweet
and good, especially in cheese making;
little saltpetre will help to keep the curd
sweet. The aftermath will be ready in
most cases and will do much to keep up
the yield unless the weather is unusually
dry. Flies are still more troublesome
this month, and the cattle of all ages will
eagerly take advantage OF all shade Civ
en- them. 1t need hardly be said that the
water supply should be looked after and
drink carried to all the stock by hand, if
the ponds fail. Horses are now less
pushed, and will do well on less or no
corn, but only cut forage besides pasture
The less pasture and the more cut food
such as lucerne, clover, or tares-the more
economical and the more manure; it can
not be too well understood that sOiling is
comparatively as advantageous for horses
as for horned stock. Washing and Dip
ping sneep will be necessary this month,
even more than last, and the same time
precautions are needed for those with
la nbs. Fold the early fields, where the
folding plan is followed, taking the fields
in rotation as required for seeding. Swine
have plenty Of food yet, but dairy wash
should be looked after against the tine
when there will be less.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-26

Punishment. Bu- hasten, and let no mo-
ment pass by uselessly, for time is short,
and the more you do towards the build
ing OF your new home. the happier will
your stay be. If you dispise my advise
or loiter, you are lost, and long misery
will be your lot
The king was a wise man, and the
words of the vlzier gave wings to his res
olution and activity.
He at once dispatched many of his
subjects to the island; they went with
pleasure, and set to work Zealously. Tho
island began to beautify itself, ga -
fore six months had elapsed large towns
stood on its blooming pastures. Not.
withstanding this, the king did not
slacken in his zeal; he sent more inhabi-
tonce. who were even more willing than
the first, as they went to well-culti.
waited land, which their friends and reIa-
tives inhabitated.
|. Meanwhile the end of the year an
preached near II and nearer. The former
kings had ITEM led for this moment, but
this one awaited the day with impotence
for he was going TO land where, through
his own activity, he had built himself
durable dwelling place.
The fixed day arrived at last. The
king was seized, robbed of his oiadem
and royal robes, and Brought to the ship
which was TO take him to the place of
his Punishment. Scarcely had he reach
ed the shore of the other island than the
inhabitants met him with joy, received
him with great honor, and ornapented
his head, not with crown. whose 40
only lasted one year, but with neve.N
fading wreath of flowers.
Cannot our readers find the moral of
this story for themselves9
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-26

following official report: The burning and
bombardment of Brezka from the river have
not sufficed to silence the insurgent guns
there The Austrians attacked the town by
land on two sides, and captured it after des-
perate resistance. In the movements prior
to the capture of Brezka, the Austrians cap
tured Krespie and Dubnava, to the westward
of Brezka, after prolonged and stubborn
fighting.
A statement mas been prepared in the
U. s. Treasury Department at Washington
made up from the monthly reports OF col
lectors of customs for the year ending June 80
1873, showing the receipts and expenses in
each collection district, and the number OF
persons employed. Following are the ag-
gregates shown by said statement, viz: Total
amount of duties colleciedin coin, SIPS, S2S,.
1854; aggregate receipts from all sources in
coin and currency, $1S3.O24. 400; total cost OF
collection through the United States, $685.
1917; total number of persons employed, $500;
average per centage of cost of collection, 4 liz
per cent The cost of collecting revenue dur
ing 1877 was $62566 14; the cost of collecting
revenue in 1878 was $5,525, 7s7; showing a saw
ing in 1878 of $730S26