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CHICAGO, October IA special from
Denver says: 1t Is curious fact thai
though the Indian scare prevails through.
out the State no casualties have been re.
ported since Thornburgs fight =, 4.
RAwMNs, October "A letter re.
ceived this morning from Lieut.. Price, al
Fertilization Greek, dated the third, says:
II have seen no Indians. With my
twenty.nine men can stand of three
hundred Indians. A company Of the
Ninth Cavalry, fifty strong, reached Payne
yesterday, the I'd inst" 80. -'.-
= Se DENVER, Col. October Z.
To Gen. Hatch, AldmaSa:
The latest from San Juan Is contained
in the papers Of yesterday morning, except
that the citizens are organizing with such
guns as they could get without military
knowledge. think that some cavalry
should be sent Immediately from AlAmasa
to Lake City and thence TO 0uray or
Silverton or any other point as necessity
may require to protect citizens. They
would be in central point for the de.
tense Of the settlements and the State
troops and miners would cooperate.
Dispatches this morning from 0rampo,
west Of LeadVille, indicate that the Indians
are not in that vicinity.
[Signedl F.. A. PrrEIE, Governor.
Gen. Hatch replied that he was arrang.
ing TO make the dispositions suggested.
ALMA, Col, Oct. 7th.
To Cor. Pitkia:
A man just in reports the Indians be.
tween here and Breckenridge, and that
Breckenridge was entirely burned down.
Don't know the truth.
[Signedl Jas. MoNEYHAH.
Mr.Moneyhan Is areliabIe man, but ru.
NOR not credited.
The following from Gen. Hatch indicates
that he had heard the same rumor:
ALAMAsA, CAL, Oct. 7.-4:SO Pm.
Gov. Pitkin, please give particulars OF
the Indian troubles at Alma, Dudley and
Breckenridge. ~ ~
[Signed E. HATCH, Comdr.
The Governor telegraphed Moneyhan
to send forty runners 70 see if the reports
were true, and promised to send troops by
special train II necessary, and notified &C.
cordingly,
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MAYORS SWEENEY is in receipt OF letter
from William Charles, Esq, Chairman OF
the Committee Of Arrangements Of the
River Improvement Convention, which is
to be held at Quincy, ILL.,, on the 18th
inst, requesting information as to how
many delegates will attend from this city.
The Mayor will appoint any Of our bust.
ness or river men who may beiable to at.
tend the Convention as delegates; and If
there are any who in the course OF bust.
ness can attend, he desires that he maybe
informed at once, SO as to reply to Mr..
Charles.
This city is interested, as all river towns
are, and ought to be, in the objects for
which the Convention is called, and We
hope Wheeling and her important inter
ests will not be unrepresented,
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FALL RIVER.
business Embarraasments and Labor
Troubles.

business Embarrassments and Labor
Troubles.
FALL RIVER, October 7.-Thomas Bor.
den, Treasurer Of the American Print
Works, and Richard B. Borden, Treasurer
Of the Troy & Richard Borden Manufac.
turing Company, it Is reported, propose to
make assignments. The personal liabili-
ties Of Thos. ]. Borden are about $780,
900; his endorsements about $t,7O0, 900;
his unpledged assets about $4,000.
Richard B. Borden's personal liabilities
are about S200, 900; his endorsements about
81, 900, 900: his unpledged assets about S20,-
The striking spinners to-day, at a large
meeting, voted to resume work in the
Troy & Richard Borden and Durfee Mills.
LATER.-The reported liabilities Of Thos.
]. & Richard Borden appear to have been
exaggerated. Those OF Thos. ]. Borden
are 81, 100, 900 instead Of 81, ,700,0O Those
Of Richard Borden are $4,000 instead ol
s., ,000,0 900. The unpledged assets oil
Thos. j. Borden are valued at S55,000.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The British cavalry at liverpool have
orders To- proceed TO Ireland.
The revenue OF Russia for the present
fiscal year exceeds the estimates by forty
million roubIes.
Five brigands attempted to seize a rail.
way station between Rome and Naples
an hour before the train with the Italian
Minister Of Public Works upon it was ex.
pected TO pass. The attempt was irus-
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suSBuRT, Pa, October 7.-Peter Nc.
MAnnis, Mollie Mcguire, to be hanged
Thursday, made a statement duplicating
Canning and Rhoades, the principal wit,
nesses for the Commonwealth, in the
murder Of Hesser. The statement says
Rhoades struck the blow with the ham
mer. RhoRdes was tried some years age
for the murder OF Miss Chamberlin. Can
ming denies the truth Of the statement.
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Percentage or Railroad Working Ek

The following table shows the percent.
age Of working expenses to gross receipts
Of the four great trunk railways, the Penn
Sylvania, (main line) New York Central,
Erie and Baltimore aud Ohio, (main stem)
for the past eleven years. II will be seen
that the Erie has been the-costliest to
operate, while the Baltimore and Ohio
and the Pennsylvania have been the low.
est, the latter on the general average a
fraction lower than the Baltimore and
Ohio, that is the small difference between
$3.50 and 59.S5. Taking each of the
eleven years, and comparing the four rail.
roads, it is found that the Pennsylvania
Railroad was operated upon the lowest
percentage oE working expenses in 1870.
1873, 1875 and 1877, the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad in 1858, 1871, 1879, 1879 and
1875 and the New York Central Railroad
in 1859, The Erie Railway was in every
year operated at the highest cost Of the
fnur ra;iroa,1s.
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rhe Army Or ,he Cnmherlnnd.

WASHINGTON, October IA meeting Of
the ex.oficers and soldiers OF the Army
OF the Cumberland resident in this city
will be held Thursday evening, for the
purpose Of oiperiecdng arrangements for the
Eleventh Reunion Of the Society, TO be-
held in this city on the 10th and Goth d
November. A prominent feature OF tht
Reunion will be the ceremonies attending
the unveiling Of the Thomas statue. It'll
expected that General Grant will be pres
ent at the Reunion.
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BATON ROUGE, October 7.-The Demo.
cratic Convention reassembled at 5 o'clock
P. N. The report Of the Committee on
Credentials was adopted. Felix Pache was
chosen permanent chairman, After ap.
pointing Committee on the Platform, L.
A. Wiltz was nominated Governor on the
first ballot, receiving 276 votes; Gen. Fred.
N. Ogden receiving liza. Adjourned until
tn.mnPF0w
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FIRE REC0RD.


CINCINNATI, October IA frein Oxford,
Butler county, Ohio, to-day, destroyed
about $4,000 worth Of property. The
largest losses are John Ferguson, tin and
stove store; Perry Krum, livery stable;
James Grier, broom factory, Ross, Love 4
Butler, carriage factory, and Gath 4 Muir.
rel, furniture. Insurance light.
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A Terrible Collision ON the Marietta aud
Cincinnati Railroad,

CHnLIcorHE, O., October Gone Of the
worst wrecks that ever occurred on the
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad took
place yesterday evening near Lyndon,
caused by Freight No. II, Daniel Bennett
engineer and Al. Routt conductor, run.
ming off its schedule time and colliding
with an extra freight east. Both trains
were running at high rate OF speed, and
came together with an awful crash, mash.
ing the engines into a shapeless mass Of
metal, with thirteen cars splintered to
atoms piled upon them.
All the trainmen were more or less in.
jured, but none seriously, though their
escape seems miracle. Aaron Wachin,
engineer OF the extra east, Jared the worst
OF any OF the traiDmen, being crushed
and bruised about the body and legs. A
man named Hildebrand, OF Marietta, who
was stealing ride in a box-car, had both
his legs and one arm broken. He saws
there were two other tramps in the same
car with him, but the railroad men report
no Indications OF their presence in the
wreck thus far.
Wrecking trains went down from here
yesterday, and are still at work, no trains
having been able 10 pass the wreck until
2 o'clock this afternoon,
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HAxpuRo, October 7. Arrived, steamer
Hender, from New York. IT,
SOUTHAMPTON, October Z. = Arrived,
steamer Rhein, from New York.. ~.
LIVERPOOL, October 7.-Arrived, Aus
NEW YOEx, october 7.-Arrived-steam.
er Leasing, from Hamburg.
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sen.n,Ionnl R.port, from Chinn

sASFRANcrsco, ,october.7. from
Hong Kong, China, state that tits. report.
ed among the Chinese that some great
catastrophe has happened within the walls
OF the Imperial Palace, at Pekin. Some
say 1t Is that the Emperor has died, while
others think 1t Is one Of his wives.
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BURMAH.

MASDAIAY, October THE British
President, with his clerks and the Man.
dras guards, walked this morning unmo-
listed, from his residency through the
main street to the steamer. The people
appeared much surprised. All quiet.
Burmese officials appear unconcerned.
The steamer is expected to leave to-mor-
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a WREuKLD BRIG.
The Captain Fires Three shots at the
Pilot.

Pilot.
MOBILE, October THE Spanish brig
Deligentes was wrecked today while
coming over the lower bar in charge Of q
pilot The disaster seems to have been
the result Of an attempt to "go about"
with astrong head wind. The pilot, Ned
DOrgan, asked the Captain If his ship
worked easy, and receiving an Affirmative
answer made the necessary maneuyers, but
she missed her stays and wentashore stern
foremost. When the Captain saw that the
loss Of the ship was inevitable, he drew q
revolver and fired three shots at DorRan,
Who At once jumped overheard followed
Iby the irate Captain. A sailor also threw
himself of into the bay 10 help bis supe.
rior officer, but both were drowned. Dor.
gan and nine sailors swan ashore safely,
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AnAllereI RIfe PnIaonrr.

NORWICH, October 1.-THE body Of Mrs,
VIM. B. Riddle was disinteTred to-day and
a portion Of the internal organs taken for
chemical Y analysis. Mr.. Riddle was
brought before the court this afternoon,
charged With the murder Of hiswi by
poisoning, and pleaded not guilty, and was
femanded for trial without bail.
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rOn fear Of failure at the Voorhees,
meeting to-day at Bellaire, the Democratic
brethren here have Clipped in and hired
train and announced free excursion,
rpcle John Boring has charge ofthe music.
The whole thing will be as free as water;
OF. II that is not a good figure for Demo
cratic meeting, as free as whisky and
,r,,ey
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on in large letters. MY dog-ADE Liz.
coin; and at the same time be referred 10
Union soldisrS as Lincoln dogs and hire.
llnRs.
Valentine Hlck, Helen Hereford,
Jas. N. Laudermilk, Mrs. N. E. Earl,
Warden Williams, Thos. Boulton,
Lafayette Hartley, John W. Hawkins,
Philip w Peck, Richard Dodd
Jacob D. Miller, Nelson Berton,
Isaac Hildebrand, Seth Cushmau,
Margaret Hereford, Owen Adams,
Mary Hereford, J.H. Ridgeway.
While Mr.. Voorhees, hand is in, lie will
perhaps cendeseend to take notice pi the
following paragraph, said TO be an extract
from a speech delivered by him at Green.
castle, Indiana, in April, 1881:
'"I say to you, my constituents, that as
your Representative, | will never vote one
dollar, enc man or one gun TO the Admin.
istration Of Abraham Lincoln TO make war
on the South -....
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BELLAIRE will be a lively city to-day.
senator Dan Voorhees, (Democrat) speaks
t.in the afternoon, and ex.Gov. HAWley
IRepubllcau) att in the evening. Both
IN ths public square.
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nneIIe nm. nInhinr Rund.

wAsHlSeTox, October I-During Sep.
tember si5, 900 was added 10 tho Pacific R.
R. sinking fund BY Withholding from
those roads that amount due them by the
GoYernment for transportation.
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TnE Comptroller OF Currency reports
,ha, the whole amount OF additional Ma
tional bank circulation issued since the
publication Of his annual report in No.
yember, 1878, is 81, ,SSS,S The amount
Of circulation issued in the months Of No
vember and December, 1878, and in jan
nary, May, June, July and August, 1879,
wlsconsiderably less than one million dol:
lars for each month. Theamount Issued
in February was 81 GAS, ,4Ol, March 81 ,OSl,-
O26, April s2,Ols,8S4. The amount issued
in September, 1879, was S, ,4sO,97s, which
was more than twice the amount issued
during the four months preceding. The
total amount Of additional circulation Is
sued for the past eleven months has been
at the rate OF little more than one mil.
lion dollars per month. - sats-s
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"Yo Grant is not candidate, he is a
"A Throb,
"A Pulsation,
Kan Itnpreguable Hope,
"A Magnetic Thrill,
"An A6Ie.bOdied Thought, ..... 10
IAN Embodied Energy in short K
"a BOOM ii'." u
Fierce, resistless, puissant, inextin-
gnishable." ....-- -.
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DECIDE quickly Bethesda Water, which
nas restored to health hundreds Of
Eretehed victims to diseased kidneys and
bladder, Is offered for your trial. Il can.
not harm you, and the chances are that
you WI bless the impulse that led you 10
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TnE Lemars ia Ssn,insI says Grant is
not acaudidate, and puts the case as fol.
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"suL1ryAN, Ivp,, Sep

SULLIVAN, ND, Sept. q, 1858.
1--WE, the undersigned citizens OF ;splli.
van county, 1Id., were present at meet,
Ing held in Sullivan, August 8, 1852, when
the Hon. D. W.VooRaESs said, speaking
IN reference 10 the Union soldiers, that
they should 60 To- the nearest blacksmith
skop and have an iron collar made and
placed a:aund their nscks, inscribed there
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me wheat Market.

Wheat closed little of yester''sy in
the principal markets Of the counLry, but
we judge that the undertone Is still quite
firm. Indeed, in the face Of such com.
ments as those Of the Mark Lane Erpress
in our foreign news this morning, VIZ do
not see how itcould be anything el.c but
firm. Atelegtam from Milwaukee, ii the
9th, comments on the status Of the market
as follows:
AS have repeatedly stated, the r,.dic-
tons Of great advance are gradually
proving true. Speculators and heavy
grain dealers from all parts OF the cUnGtry
are sending In orders for purely sp' rula-
tive purposes. Tonight the market us a
frmer and better prospect than Il. any
time heretofore this season. The foi ,unes
made and lost by grain dealing since the
fluctuations commenced have been rheno.
menal. The like was probably never be-
foreseen or known. Every dispatcl, rom
the foreign market brings intelligence Of
more bread wanted, and each dispatch
sends prices flying upward. The excite.
ment on Change Is OF novel nature. To
see from six TO eight hundred bull and
bears operating at one time Is tally
srSs, seen no place else i'' the
world.
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B1rrlxOHE AND ONO RAILROAD stock
closed Yesterday at 1905.
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The " CIalr.yIlIe Mesllnr ro.dnr.
,,,,.. 81. oLAtRsvtLLR, October Z.

Edlton IntslllSsncsr.
We have assurances that an immen .
crowd will attend the Hawley meeting
here tomorrow. Word has been receivsd
Of large delegations from every IoWpshIn
10 the county. Harrison county Repub.
ltcanS will be here In large pTocessionS
Information is just received that he
C9di5 Republicans expect to carry cold
sion. T.
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Ghs G,tteIliaenrtr,

os.., No.. ss and n Fourteenth street.
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1t might be expected that the lines.
passing thorough the most .thickly settled
sections and having thelargest tlocal traffic
would bo worked at theloSest percentage
-butras the New York Central's, rate Of
working expenses Is higher than either
that Of the Pennsylvania or Baltimore and
Ohio, such does not appear to be always
the case. Considering that the Baltimore
aud Ohio passes through more sparsely
settled country, than either sof them, the
fact that is was worked at about the same
percentage as the Pennsylvania is proof
Of It's good management. j0E.
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The Hon. Dan Voorhees, is to address
tho people Of Bellaire today. Mr.. voor.
hees is an able mar, but despite his ability
he has a war record that Is not generally
relished in Ohio. A dispatch in yester-
days Cincinnati Commercial Is 70 the fol.
lowing effects: sI. 3Je4S3fS
DELAWARE, O., October 6.-By dint Of
drum and force Of paster, an audience was
gathered logetherthis afternoon sufficient
ly large TO be addressed by "Sycamore"
Voorhees,, Curiosity drew q large number
TO see the man, whom. when they had
seen and heard few moments turned
away in disgust at the oaths and paraded
sacrilege, The enthusiasm OF the neigh.
boring country was expressed In one
delegation Of one wagon drawn by four
horses, preceded by one band. The popu.
lace ol Delaware were amused and the
Democrats ashamed.
Speaking OF Mr.. Voorhees,, he owes 1t
tohimselt to explain that card In regard to
his denunciation Of Union soldiers as
Lincolu's hirelings during the war. In
order that he may know what card we re.
ierto, we will republish 1t from our issue
Of Monday, rs follows: -
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FOR SALE,

FoR sALE-oHEAP-BUGGY AND
j. Harness. Enquire Of
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NEIGHBoRHooD NEWS.
WELISRURG.

Coal MIners' Sirlke-BusIness ImprOVe-
ment Notes-New oStmaster-PersOnR
Mention. -.
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DOR SALE-NEW AMERICAN ENJOY
l. CLoPEDIA, 10 vols, Library bindlnT; viii .-l
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DOR sALE-THE PIANO WAGON
l. Of Adams d LueaI. The running EeaTs SFe pSar.
" new. VIII 6e sold a very low pfcs 10 b SSSp
It ne store oi c. Z. LueAS. Apply 70
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DOR sALE.-HoRSE, BUGGY AND
T. HARNESS Horne can beaI GISB IeaH IA
Ss ored and ttylGh. Can be SSen al FsubeiS LITeTr
, 1879-01-19
TEE CUSTOM-HOUSE.

The sale Of per cents Was Vcry small yester-
day-only S1,15ot
The disbursements Of currency yesterday
amounted to S222,00
The receipts If the Collector for duties yes
tcrday were $1,000.
The election marshals Of the Twelfth and
Thirteenth Wards we're paid off yesterday. The
Fourteenth Ward will be paid tomorrow.
The internal revenue receipts yesterday
amounted to s25, ,cG9; spirits, s2o,511; tobacco
and cigars, S3,092; beer, S1.267; and exports,
$50.
. The distillers OF this city are endeaToring to
make arrangements tor shipping alcohol direct
from here to the Mediterranean at the opening
Of navigation, via the st. Lawrence River.
4 woman named Mrs. Belford, residing on
Shurtleff avenue, came into Commissioner
Hoype's Office yesterday, and made affidavit
that she had lost the better part OF S20 grcen-
back, which was actually DESTROYED, and she
wished to be reimbursed by tue Government.
Size stated that she had placed this bill, together
with $40 National Bank note, under carpet
for safe keeping. She went down town 20 10
some shopping, the other day, and when she
came back she found that an inflationist pup
which she had left in the room had scratched
out the money and had chewed up this bill.
Tue affidavit was forwarded to Washington as
an argument in favor Of hard money.
, 1879-01-19

or dealing with 6m as e,;'' nI e h would not and The
Committee will 1eooTi he 20 Treasurer make SUI
fcG"mend,ng eenq tat 10 Klokke from mouth to
month added to the .G .tGs ~ tIe Roard viii have
smn,ioyes. Hengei9rsc .he cnnty Clerks payroll,
moi noddnhg to 40 Win ,v' IT. qct their nav in cash the
ana ana M the employees WIZ, VIII s'' ''oA p'' -
iAst oas u eaen l''ou.A, 49,, .~aopar vos ron-
planning Yesterday Of being SICK, ana that us
, 1879-01-19
TEE CITY-HALL.


The Collector put $100 into his till.
There we're about 150 deaths last week.
No saloon licenses were issued last week.
The Treasurcr's receipts were S23,s91, while
bis disbursements were only Soou.
The contribution of South Town Collector
Ayrcs yesterday amounted to S21,6S-s1, ,l0s IN
scrip and slA, 800 in cash.
Superintendent Barrett will exhibit his electric
lignt 1rntn the top Of Engine No: ITS house, on
North Wells street, Monday or Tuesday n1Sht'
The scrip clerk got rid Of several pounds, rep
resenting S33000 the police taking the grealer
portion Tor their December pay
One case Of scarlet fever and two cases OF
diphthcria we're reported to the health authori-
tics,-lnal1ing twenty-six OF the former ana
eleven of the latter last week.
The Board OF Education estimates for lo'9
have at 1ast reached the Comptroller. They
ask for Cs for su1rsn1 expenses ana ~
55T, ,S50.A. When the figures have gone
through the hands of the Comptroller and the
Council the amount will be about SGoo,oo0.
It is said that the Mayors nominees for
Directors OF the Public Library will be con-
iirancd br tue Council Monday night. There
seems to be some oppost'2n however, M 10 LANES lanes
Gratis claiming thai one Of their party and not
another Republican should be appointed But
aside from this political objection, it will be
urged that some Que should be selected from the
northern portion OF the West Division, there
bcirg no one in the Board to look specially after
the interests of the Thirteenth, Fourteenth,
aud Fifteenth Wards.
The case of the Northern Transportation rs.
The CITY comes I'D for argument in tue United
States Supreme Court this week, and Corpora
ton Counsel Bontield will leave for Washing
ton this evening to look after it. The case
grows out OF the constructing of Golfer dam
IN the river when the LaSalle street bore was
it's waterfront, and claiming damages for in
Jury done to its buildings BY careless cxcava.
ton. Mr.. Bonfell, while at The CAPITAL, will
endeavor to revive the bill to quiet the city IS
title to the Lake Front property. he expects
, 1879-01-19
THE COUNTY-BU1LDING.

Sheriff Hoffman, is On the sick list. He is
con;,,o5 RI h;s home
~ ...,
In the county Court yesterday frltz .hetnler,
who was several days ago found to be the father
of The child OF Eliza Gc1n;cnf,ardt. was sent to
jail. 4 motion for new trial was denied him,
and he will remain in iail until he ciyes bond
for +bc maintenance of the child or nm annual
,.1H te~>A1
oohu.
The Finance Committee yesterday approved
,be semi-annual renort of cx-Coroner Dietzsch.
1;,,, ta c1,oroa or $50 for h;s
a1lo"'.' ''''u VIC Ia"A ~, ~ p'n:4os 40
annual reports III oooA 1o1lu' 1he oh1S l1e1n o1
chargcs stricken out was S0 ior serving jury
i'll the County Commissioners cases two years
ago, to which he did not except.
The Printing Committee met vesteroax. md
oorcrd to invite nronosals f,r }urnjs shin1 Tho
:. ~ @ ~" ~. @ esle