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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-12-04

Mr. GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA will pass
next winter in the United States,
probably at New Orleans He was to
have left Liverpool last Saturday. Ac-
cording to the London Truth be "de-
serves his reputation of being the first
after-dinner speaker in England."
, 1879-04-10

district. II that territory Wero so cut up as
10 form paets Of four now wards. Il would Cattao
considerable confusion nt election time, Tile
voting precincts would of course, have to hd laid
out with rcfornrce to tho new ward Boundaries.
a small t,ntcl, Ut tl,c present Thirteenth Ward,
whl]o remaining n rnrt Of tim Filth Senatorial
District, might bo annexed to the new Twolfth
distinct precinct, NO matter how smail II might
be, since, otherwise, votes would ha cast nt 0nU
Fourth aml Filth Senatorial Dtstricta.
Tho secoun Rrcat difficulty ts the lack Of In
formation when II comes to rcdIstricting. Tho
figures taken to provo The present inequality
nro those furnished bY tho school CENSUS, which
show the population BY wards aud also by
school Districts, OF which thero aro nix On the
North Side, six OH tho South. md about 4 dozen
on The West. This, however, does not furnish
ness. 1t Is not enough to know TINT there arc
40,O0 people In tho Fourteenth Ward, aud TINT,
therefore, 1t ought to ha divided into TWO. The
thing Is to ktiow how Tho popu,ation fs dis.
trI6uted, 40 aa TO know where the true dividing
limo s. II tho school census hal been taken
block by block fn~a syatpmntlc way, 10 tint II
would Oo possible from Il to tell how mn1y
people lived bcewccn tho river, lake, South
branch, n1l Madison, md how lnanv between
tho South Branch, the lake, Madison. and
Adams, md ao OMIT would be very casY mat
ter to olvlc up tho city into eialsueu wnrtls Of
ycry nearly equal population. But NIL thu in
ml1et 10 q nlntter pf gucss-work, aud Number
Of tho l1o.nbGrs of tho Council, WHO were
spoken to on the subject, therefore considered
IL nuvrabEc to postpon0 tic question until tho
ccusus returns Of next ychr arc available, when
they cnu 10 to work more iMt0lligently.
, 1879-04-10

Lender hnl considerable trouble In retttng
his bonda signed, as Commissioner Ilogne
refused 10. accept his nttosney upon tho
s,'Fetcs. Friday, however, l.. N. Rothgcrber
nanle to the bond. william 7. Curtis, another
nf Tic bondsmcn, gave bal III 81, ,0N Tucsjar
night, Solomon l.. sharp beconing BIS surety.
There scems to DO Grent ,lrnt In this match
een s,e II auSer # e te. nc oec soa
irresponsible parties ", to soutl, Chicago. set
up cheap tmatch factory, ret Il worthless bond,
and then apply 10 tho Internal Revenue Depart
tlays, aud then dispose OF Tho stamps. Tho
Government Is Just That much out: In the
present ease, tho parties obtained s23.oN worth
Of 1-ecnt match sta.nps,-cnOugll to Happ i'll
Shortly afterwards their factory accIdontly
h,trnpi H,t,rtb
, 1879-04-10

Justice Footc. The claims Of Judges Of cleo
ton for various amounts were referred to the
batno Cotnmi.tec. Two old Claims on snperan-
nuatesl orders were committed 70 Justice Wal
jouFncd until O'Clock this afternoon.
AMATEUR AuTuPsT.
4 faw niehts ago Mr. Oughtou, The druggist,
nit! 4. II. Baker, nurse ut the County Hos
p!'tal, taking advantage Of tho nbssncc Of the
Warden and tie bookkceper Of the institution,
wcut out to tic store-houso Of leath. nnl held
high carnival among the iunipa OF mortal c1ny
therein deposited. Tile schcnc concoctca
between tl,e =, +, t,sG on:y, ynung men o, was
CT words, to play game nt post-snortcnl oxnml-
nation. They found stretched upon ono of the
marble slabs tic remains, Of person by tho
name nf .1nl,nson, who Ind ucd three days he.
been 10 tie Morauc uni Ind re fused tobury him,
throwing the responsibility Of that ceremony
upon the managers. The boys ripped 0pcn Ills
stonach, carefully examined tta contents, IN.
up 80 That he lookcd almost as good as new,
md then mndc a partial examination Of tho
heaa without saving open the skull, rs they did
not possess tho necessary tools. Warden Mills
Tho former missed thc koY 70 tic SIorguc from
Sc Sc was was s00f tho 'na mattef ." s
wny BIC met tho two amateur surgeons,
whom ho questioned closely. The rGsuit of
ts tntesysS was unsatisfactory; md ,l!c Sin, Waf.
uen rFocccMen " MNest'ea.a ~, aos aaeiit n' Mie!
~ " H. s,scoIeIJ .! ~ ~ Gan .g osp.u.
eonliee sat a9wu uEon ,c ur1fG,s.t iss.t 'aka S,;
4asua!.,. anu t.le a ~. 1nM'..' S'uos
~ NY nu!hE ais num 1a%nG % ~ l"I o'.so ~ Wy
!Lospltaa !agEea hlua n"a..mE 1"e arrival =.
sne c1Icss!'hI1, wno T. eApGe.sn ,sa ~ m ea.iy
Moht t!ls IN 9lI,l',E. ~ goMs mns naIul. ~, na'
tc a u9y1 W! Eo .oIt ~ eAsc 'ne "osAo tle' Deh-
Cit ot t'e'f fescatehes.
MICHIGAN AVENUE.
Ycstcrday's TRIBUNE contained copy Of the
BILL passcu by the Legislature un thu previous
t'ay giving power to Park Commissioners to
regulate, control, and Improve streets je4llny
to parks. This bill was introduced BY Senator
, 1879-04-10

CHEn 10 thG NfltIllHNl GoHrLs IOaepn hHsSeT,
charged with vaRrnncy anil continued 10 tho
11t,, nt It II thought hn Is ono of tho two
n,askcl men WIN attempted to rob 1.ala's gro
James Johnson, who fired three shpts at follre-
lncn Dnniclson nmtl Costello, and VIVA sot free
hy GIG Inst Grand Juty, $500 bons!s 10
the Criminal Court. Justice Kaufman: Henry
Weber, larceny ot watch valued at $S0 from
his fnot!ier.a M!!knn1,. $g0O to tho Criminal
Court; A. X. Walters. who tried 10 prevent a
tenant from moving bcfnrH tho rent WIS pntl
up, &500 to tho 11th. Edward u. Parsons, who
was bsing held for Constable Barlow OF Brad.
ford, Pn., upon charge Of stealing n,s,ucy and
diamonds from Mrs. Porter. Of tlat city. was
discharged from custody, tho prosecution d.
clln!nK 10 nay thu expense OF bringing him back
to Bradford.
BAFA BURGLARY.
EnrlY Yesterday morning Il was found TINT
during tic night safc.blowcs, had visited tle
gambling rooms In The rear Of tliu ecconti-etory
of No, II Monroc street, md had successfully
blown opc1, tho saic md robbcl II Uf Sf,EN
cash. A hole was drilled 10 tle tlnor lust above
the combination lock, and after Milling this with
powder, OF some other explosive substance, u
nu means d heayy one, nisI tin stue,v cI,arsc Of
powder was s,liItclcrt to blow It ajl asEcw,
The cement Wis scattered ali about tic room,
iud the locks, DOORS and Innings OF tho Bofc
were cnslcA up BY tl,c force Of lie ex.
plusion. How the burc1nr managed tllo
Job 80 rs mt to brcak fjm
windows or lar the building Is not known, They
evidently came fully prcparcil or tic uptlcrtnE.
ing With iImmlcs md ot1,er tools, lii cusu tic
powder lid not accomplish tic purposc, News.
iapcrs Of March 90 md April i, Which had
, 1879-04-10
CATTLE SHIPMENTS.
Hnt~f1f Qjfr1leh In TAA Trft,rna

WAsnlNoToa, D. G.. Aprl! 0.-D4lttn,oro .. pa
pers state that tho notifications Of tlle British
restrictions against thu importation Of American
live cattle into London will probably give some
impetus to shipments from baltimore this
London. viii tako eighty lsuad. shipped Oh En-
gllst account, and other ungggeuents arc
llndcr negotiation. air. David Thompson, Of
Chicago, las l2o llcad q cattle, averaging
1.B5O lbs each, at Wlhelm'y droye-ynrli,
for shipment on tl.s steamer Eduardo, 10 sail
for lIysrpool April 10. Thu cattle left Chicago
Anrit I ind reached Baltimore april U by thu
baltimore q Ohio lsa!1road Ia a splendid cus,dt.
tho finest drove OF cattle Tor tl.a number ever
seen III tlls market. II 10 expected they will b0
elxtecn days making tho voyage. Five attend
Ruts will 70 with them.
, 1879-04-10
THE CITY-HALL.

Two cascs OF scarlet fever wcro reported yes.
tcrday, md QUO Of dtphthcrta.
The connecting Of the Crib with the City-1Iall
by telephone Is being talked OF.
The Council mcc,s this ovcutng, and will
commence tic CANVASS OF the vote.
Aid. Ryan will this evening jay before the
Council notice Ut Ills intention to contest tho
election Of Lorenz, and also give his reasons
therefor.
Tic City Treasurer yesterday received 81 1880
froM the Collector, $aa.C42. 12 from the Water
Department, and $aas5s3. .O8 from the Comptroller.
Tho disbursements wcso about $4,000
Bntldtag permits were yesterday granted to
E. X. Rogers to erect two three-atory md base
357 and No. :I0l Ontnrio street, to cost S7,7OO;
md to Pit dunn to erect thrce-etory stems
front at No. 253 North Clark street, to cost
"A delegation Of West stders, headed by Miles
kchoc. called at THO Office Of supt. Scavey
yesterday to demand thar ScrEt. Dan Hogan,
who resigned several days ago, bo retnBtatetl.
They say tint Hogan was CHARGED with haY,g
been drunk On clccttG1i.day, nusl thta was madGo
pretensc for asking llitll To resEn wl,ereas lio
sons, among which was tint he refused to DO
some dirty work to Which be had been assgnc,l,
They d!tl not succeed In scGlllg the Superlntcnd-
cut, but sny TINT II he docs not tetnstate him
ihcy y wi!l appeal to li9h.r court. somc think
tAt this Ia hut tile E0tnncncGltsent OF the music
which Is TO follow, intended to tcal to falling
out between ecnyvy unl Mr.. HArrison's friends,
AID. Thompson bus scarlet fever in bis FAM
ily, aud has had for several wecka. Complaint
+ mado TINT bcca'1ae, he ie un Alderman the
Health Department has departed frutn the
cl.siom ot posting tito card Ut warning IN lis
case, etc. 10 this the IMPAIRMENT rcply tlut
thu usual notfce Ia posted, but inside the door,
ansl they give as reason for tho seeming
favorittsln TINT TIL. Alderman lives overa double
store. with tAe entrance between tho two nptl
to have placed thu card upon tlie outside would
hayu Injured the business OF tic stores, etc
allows thu Health Commissioner to exercise
wide discretion, md he aupcars to have done It
In this case. II requires the rard to be posted
"upon or near" thu infected house, but in
plaethE i upon the inside ho thinks llo has dono
oil tint is required.
, 1879-04-10
EVERYTHING GOES WRONG

IN the bodily mechanism, when The liver gots out Of
ordos, Constipation, Dyspepsia. contamination Of
the blood imperfect assimilation arc certain to "a.
suc but 1t u easy TO prevent thoso consequences.
and rcmoyo their cause by coursu OF lloatatter's
Stomach HLttcrs, which stimulates tho hillary or.
gan uId regulates its actou. Tho direct rust.t is
lhrouYh tho shouldcr.bla4s, the nausea, leuti-
achps, ycllu"ness of tho skin, furred luuk OF tho
tonguc, and souF o4oF OF tho breath, which char
actorsze llyoF complaint. Sound 4iycsti0n anu =
regular habit oi ody blcssiaga Afao secured BY
The use " th!s celsotats4 restorative OF health.
which imp4tts degree Of ytgor to tho body whlch
dumics. hesse weakncss mud oycrtcHsIun nEe rc-
t!asra BY II, and tt impFores both appetIto and
sleep.
, 1879-04-10
GOVERNMENT BUILDING.


Marshal u,ldrup ia still laid IN wifi, a so,o
,hrnn,. @S'N w "''A . oo''
The Morshnl's Office paid out 81, 800 Tor Jury
fecs yesterday.
Yesterday $500 worth OF the new ref,nf,,nv
certificates xerc so,1
~. "~'o oo'1'
Tile ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of tic Sub Treasury yestcr-
day amounted to S6DQQ0,
n TN. ro,or.od ,o.t.u,.. .,,,. 1.,n,.
,vn,," 1s.nt @ ysate.a! tnat onago nlodectt
,"'v trai Min1 ~ ,t ~ upon tnc motion 1or
w." s'.A' ~ 1'c oseae easo to'oaY'
Tlc tntcrnat.rcvcnuc receipts yesterday were
Sn7lo, Of which np,ount spirits contributed
$ll.8sl; TOBACCO and clgars, $2d5I; brer,
~ ,43l, nl,l exports, $40.
Thprc wi, bo n ,,n,,,,, AL, NJ u,a,,t,, o,
tom. io,ss v,n'1a ~ ~. saao ~ u"c'a.neu Gus,
Markrt strccts Wsdssos,,.,s Stss II IacSson anu
Upulic,l Wurcsu.c A. n ',;oie,,, h.e' thta elases
,.,- 49,, "' ~ e'oeA s''s 'a'funE'
;, INC trial OF Eugene II, Hartman III thu
silver quarter util I,n3f d01fnrs wna rnt,rlioi
ysrlict II 1'iItx VII, ",r Luz !usv setMfaea ;a,
arry al ia t;.nr r. o,"s H. ... W Wy
fla ti.rrrs II H.. ~ ~, ~ s.aaEen w oo VI
VIVA uSn,,ra viii Isu iI"rt t'. oH' ~ ta.e !arynen
wnrk in lin T;cisn,r .a,,,n!a ~. aoatE 1oae olIty
ths r,"snm ~ IN mssuseo tHse, aha tlsat was
tbs ilartan ease tsaesion as .i's.SM " "a a8 sooh Us
icascd un",, his liz oIs appsGu n% ~ o.. he W. re-
, 1879-04-10

came to this city last week from Elgln, anu was
robbed Of sB5 ut tho Transit Houao On Clark
street ncar Jackson, is wanted at the Armorr.
Emil Pohlsen, who Is believed to hayc oeen tue
fellow who stole his money. was yesterday ar-
rested by Detectives Wiley mud A{urnanc. F.,
Edward Norton ana IT. NJ. Norton, the mem-
bcrs OF tile firm Of Norton Bros, tin and Ja-
panncd waro manufacturers, corner Of South
Water and River strccts, wcro before Justice
Foote yesterday charged with Interfering with
Constable Mooney iii tho servLng OF MI execution
upon goo1s in their establishment. This case
WIS continued TIL April II under bonds Of $500
for each defendant. !:
An owner Is wanted at the Armory for IN
orercoat somewhat wnrn, which was yesterday
found In the possession Of two nntorni1s thieves
n tho clothinE lIue, nnmcd John wilkins au,l
Daniel Kelley, asrested by Officers Steele md
plundercn Engtno House No. 10. whtlu the flrc
laltlcs were rcspandlng to an alurr. mud the
latter is the pal Of Eddia Fox, The coat.thici.
The afternoon Of the Bd Inst, Miss Jonnio
holmes, Of No. 99s suportor street. had her pock
Ct picked oi pnrse containing ~ eaah, as se
aho thoughs sie would lM able to rccogilizH tho
youth whom she suspected Of the theft. and
yesterday, wh!lo looking for. him, she found
boy gave the nn.uc Of George llnrt. ia tlonies
thu theft, but tho lady Is positive as to tis
Identity.
+. a. Iraak, real.estatc ngcDt, having m Of
fcc ut the corner Of Mnlliaon nnl }iaisted
streets, was before Justice Ebcrhnrdt yesterday
with hammer and driving bin out Ut Ills
s, srfasSs, s 9,!!ce 81 ti,e point Of revolver The
a.i ;., a,so . eaoIa u r. ha.i gono to lIasks oce
" ~ rreasi y s lof hs parp1se
churgcd.
john Ritter, tho mnn who was cut Tucsduy
afternoon at Dcinc1s II IIclnsebtutdl's sals,or,
No. os1 Blue IslAmt avenue, corner Of Twenty
yesterday BY reporter for TilE THIuusr, ut
his home, No. no5 Thirteenth place, Ho wns
found to bc very comfortable, unh not ia tho
slighteat danger. The ouly inconvunIenccs
to mastcatu hts food. Ills wound across iii,
loft teInplo ia 4 severe one
yc,trr;,av ,wo ,h,avrs o,,., r,,.x,.. ,,,,,r,u
.,, iMasi ps.. ,t .xen ta!neu CnaIes MetzgoE
ta it ft9a 1sY' .n m nayo last fetarea 70
sr.onsi2ye snaoe @ ~ H., ~ aaue aa!ta IN
s"eam - ~ ~ oh1oe stfeet, at,,ons
'j'l,uy picked tic lock to room &C.
cup!cu by Miss Foster, unI sc-
lcctcd from. her wardrobe about 800
so braceet lhey e antessa At1 sayetai '; othcl a9
roomY III d similar manner, until thcy can,o to
the room occupied BY " Con " slar, haekman.
i,s liz saw tas9' a ind y,r tnsy ran out Of s building
about 'l,p1n. ainl ran right tnto tns
arms Of Detectives SlaYton aud Scott. When
searched Mt tl.u station Miss Fosters iewcjry
was iounI IN tllcir clothing, also s1,.a,ltty II
other plumber, somo picklocke, skSleion.keys.
aul nippers Tor turu!ug Keys In doors.s '''
o.. Arrests: Sophia Hoif, summoned for tho
mr.m 1tna.,a u.nt aoe soep'l,5 aa!ooh Without
Woss4' ~ .n' e9Sr rn VI Gnasagn avehtio nIu
Wy MGsson X ElteeL, amo'nsS nllehclt, laFetMy ot
nr s o. go pa'ss nI, t59 & AN9ra9ams 9f No. @
EGTk SvITt s,seos. ss % y1a,l ~. Nelso antl Chures
, 1879-04-10
NO EQUALS

Ladies' who wlsh something superior In tho way
Of aayortpg extracts snoul4 purchase Dr.. Ps,aes.
They have no equals. Always reliable.
, 1879-04-10

Aouackeepers should uso tho Moth.Proof Carpet
Liatug. Use only that m~nuiaetuEud Of eUtiou
nHd pApc!. AMesicau Carpet. Lining Company,
Aen1Ats T7 =
, 1879-04-10

DR.. D'UnRos. discover of tho clnchouA euro for
drunkenness, cuEux oil casos. Room 81 Palmer
House,
, 1879-04-10
ORGANIZING THE COUNCIL,

Whllc this StrEie Is going On upon the outside,
here is M internal wranRle tllut comparatively
few know anYthng about, md no one can pre-
dict With auy show of correctness wilnt It will
end in. TlIc fact Of tic matter Is the sudden
transformation OF the Democracy Of tho city
has been too much for 1t. Tho resurrection Of
the respcctablcs and tho attempt to bury the
disrcputabcs CAUSES the oll-tEtno howl 10 20 up,
and the latter Will not down, especially auch as
have placus In the Council. Tie former arc de-
Ys!ng and planning to keep uppcrmost, while the
1uttcr naturally Want to tua!ntaln the hold they
have Ind for years, 10 dtctato how The Council
shull bc organized, and to PURGE! out the impor-
tant Committees 60 that a,i Office without sui
ary may be mads reasonably profitable in tic
future us In tho past. And here is nl,ere tho
strife COMES in tho rcspcctab1cs headcd by such
men rs Aid. Tuloy, Md tho ,aster by tho oppo-
slto element, asil shnt adds to tho confusion Is
the fact that Mr.. Harrison Is In sympathy with
sthe former. Mr.. Tu1ey wants to be President OF
tho Council for awhile, mud thuu something
else, but thu unwaslcd remember TINT he de-
take worry kindly to him. Ha Is also said to be
oppoEed to strictly partisan organization 0I
tho Council, which they say comes Of his aul-
ttnre St lot oa 90 qyo tn {e
On the other hand, they want tho leguiar Dcmp-
cratic caucus, nHl the swlng OF thlngs generally,
nt1fl with El1rb W6H Iijfrrrf1cra 1nvtEInlr r19.
Than harmony n,ay be suii tt, nreyaij. nn,is whnt
sremnd 10 Ia Vicfnrv fcm fnvs ncn IL
now scarcely applicable II, the Dcmotra,ic
camp, Iawicr uul Ills crowd wnnt tic
nnmin, of t,,r comn,ttrrs ,vhiio thn oti"r
iaction wnnt lie satno thfuS,-the ouc antmatrd
by rrusping spirit, aud tGa Other by nm hit,t,er
piirnnses. nyt,bnuy. tl,nn tic eievatinn ri their
party. md viii, It tl,cir own aayaocencnt. t]nt
Of N(l Of this uiffercnco Of opIn0n II ia nlmpat
ifnpossiblo to eyolyu ANYTHING, yet tlose Win
Claim 10 know nnd to spealt for Mr. Iinrrisnn
sar thuL hn urrjjcts Tint tn urua nxntion 81 tn,
Council viii be by tic yo-opcratiun Of tht. l,rt.
ter rcmunt Of Rcnuhllcans ul,li Drtuncrats. ns Il
VIVA Int year nnti tlIut Il moyu ri tfja I,,r,1 ia
now On foot 10 iofeot thu rabb]u of both narties
rs il was ti1cn defeutcd. 1t Is known tint ha
has agreed to exercise thu right vested in lin
b. tie city rhnrtcr to preside II Mi Cnuncii
ncctinrs. a,i tint ha Ia also IN fnvnr Of ,,vint,
KeDublcat,s proper recognition II, n,nliif,. m
LID rt,ninittccs. Some contnnl tlInt he i,,is th,
nt,wnr 1" nnm,int liz eommittnca hsIt th,e ia
vrrv nnrstim,nhin. iii hc cmn to IL r. s,,op"st II
Their again. Il Il known tj,at a,,ne M tim h.
nublicansE sEsmyih. for iustnncnMwhnm thc
robbio wrru rsfvin,, unon tn ." into .nt,cs viii,
thcm vii tln tm,thiur of the kind. nn;1 ors
fnvnrahfs 10 lin scbe,ne ,nmnd. tI,nnrh tt"v
hayn moi bscn nvnroacIutl i,r INV Dcmnrro,s m
fh. snhtrrt. T1tftJt,, iii rcpnrfs tnrrrinr o,mi
tnttnr hi confederation tls met lint IL Il nnrt
to i,nbnossIho for thn Dnmocrats tn nr,ra,,fr" ~
,nnt~ ~ ~, f1,nnn ,,a ia.,n ~ tsts ,s1 ~
, 1879-04-10
CITY AFFAIRS.
Possible Appointments by the In
coming Mayor.
A Cooperative Plan for the 0rganiza-
tion Of the Council.
Difficulties In the Why OF Changing tho
Ward Boundaries.

OFFICE-11UNT1NG
Tho rnco for place continues to DO second only
to tito speculation With rcfereuco to The orgat-
tzatton oi tho now City Council. The pctitton-
circulators Were busy as over yesterday ,nat,-
ufacturnE stock for tllu iunk.tlcalcra, mid Mr..
Harrison was anx'0usly inquired after by tho
long list OK scekcrs for position nnicr him. OF
those who saw him, however, 1t could not be
learned that amy pledges or promises woro 1nada
them, nor yet could It bu learned from those
supposed to have his car that l,o had ngrcedu upon
Or announced tho namcs OF any Of his iayorttss.
The most tllat could ba gathered which had tic
somblancc Of reliability wns that Jolul Me-
Mahon's application for appointment as Co1a-
missioner Of Public Works land hcril very fayor-
ably rccrivc1 nnt ttat III the e~cut of Its belng
selected air. Chesbrough would be tc,ldcrcl the
position Of City Engineer, which llo now holds.
From tho same source It WIS CLEANED that For
ayth's application for COMPTROLLER would not 10
iarorably considered, but, II ho persisted for
ta'go might be ,givcn lin, md that scanlans
apnl'cat!on for Superintendent OF Strcots would
meet tho Same fate, but II ho Eclounccd MI
Of his istns, md promised to cling only
to te nen'oerasy n W future, hn nSht have
Sidewalk Inspector. The reporters informant
salt i5rent nnny other thngs, but no part Of
his story was more interesting than his comment
seeking positions for which they Ind nut the
first requisite Hp suitf In this connection wllnt
Mr. Hnrttson has oocon,e fully aware VI, as also
every professional peteion-alEncr ulHl also every
scramb!e for tho fruits q tho Democratic VIC
tory. No one knows better thun thu Mayor
elect that men arc asking to become Con,plrol-
IT, ,nI, iis prystte, secretary Superintendent
nll tic various other oillccs III his g!ft,
who arc without either aUGtal. moral, Ctuca-
, 1879-04-10
N EW FURNITURE
1877 g. l39 State-st.

Paror and Chamber Suits, Wardrobes Bureaus wl.a.
stands. splendid line of New nnh Used Druase!s MQ.
Quct. Wool. md Hemp Caspcts, Mattresses ucdllp.
Ucnural Merchandise. Crockcry md Glassware. &c
Thu entire Outt from two dwellings will! ho sold IL.
Guiding everything usually found In first .ctass red.
dcnce. ELLISON. FOMEItOY d CO.,
AuctiOnrefs. 78 nnl 81 Randoph.3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-19
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

ispecial River Dispatches to the star.1
PrrTsBuRG, Nov. l9-1l:i2 A. M.-Idyer s
feet 3 inches and falling Weather clear
and cold.
BaowNsvILLE, Pa. Nov. 19,-104o A. NJ
River feet 8 inches and stationary.
Weather cloudy. Wind northeast
HINTON. VIVA Nov. 19-9.is P. M.-New
River foot inches and rising Weather
clear. ,.t.t<ti ,.'.E7EJf
CHARLESTON. Nov. $4,000 A. M.-Kan-
awhs River 2 feet, 0 inches and falling.
Weather clear. Wind southeast. '
OIL CITY, Pa. Nov. 19--l0:O0 A. M.-Alle-
gheny, River 3 feet 7 inches and falling.
Weather clear. Wind north. n Fs&sfBSE W.
GOLDEN CITY LEAVES NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS Nov 19-1 P. M.-River
IA feet below high water mark. Arrivals
W., P. Halliday. Centennial and Annie P.
Silver, from st. Louis Departed to-day
w. P. Halliday. for st. LOUIS Golden City,
for Cincinnati. Weather clear and pleasant.
Boat Hands Gossip. ,s.f
Business bfisk on the levy.
The wildwood Left at neon Tor Mays
vile. .s7 A9st iit tg 3.aaItf 'l.'
The y, r. Sehenek leaves Tomorrow for
New Orleans Captain J. Lawrence Carter
commands, and Dick Burns has charge of
the office 399sg ~t @4 44aE EkBt7f@
\ Thomas Elliott ships % second clerk on
the Golden Rule this season.
The Telegraph. an elegant side-wheel
steamer, will be the reguIarC. & o. Railroad
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-19
THE COURTS.
POLICE.

POLICE.
Drunk-Samnel McNamara, $3; Solomon
Moses, 5000; G. Seifart, Is davs.
Disordery Conduct-John O Brien, Mich
aei welsh, 5. Newcomb, Nj. Newcomb, dis
missed; Sarah Johnson, $40.
Mlscellaneous-Julins Hoist B. Getter.
shooting. etc, dismissed; R. w. Adams.
same continued; John Penton, Pat.
io.rnan, John West, Oscar Bnrns,
Mike Burns, Harvey Hart burglary,
continued; Mary Burke, assault and
battery, dismissed; Caroline Sc ermeth
+. DezlDone, same, continued; B. DAVIS n.
petit larceny, dismissed; f. w Phillips
same, continued; George Washington, same
$25 and 30 davs; P. Mouton, same, dis
missed; Ihos. Fagn, murder. bound OYER
John Estenkamp John Koman, keeping
COWS in stable, &C.. continued r bert
Wright, known thief, 5000; George Miller
house breaking, continued; Fl. Won Phul,
false pretenses, continued; Adolph Him
mel, exposing person, $40; Chas Bergman,
cutting, &C.. continued; Mary. Harris. vag-
rancy, dismissed.
SUPERIOR.
George G. Gibson brought suit against
Detective Duffy and his sureties, Nathan
Marchant and Geo. Potters, r 81, 900 dam
ages sustained by an alleged false arrest.
Benz. J. Thurston also brought like suit
against Officer Dan. Cronin and his sure
ties, H. J. Reedy and John Nolan.