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Daily Republican., 1879-02-01
SECOND EDITION
state OF sne 4 thermometer
Ar THE REPUBLICAN oFPICg Feb l.,
/ O'Clock. 10 O'Clock. - o'cl0c
80 $50 $50
The weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, D. G., Feb.
l, A. NJ.
Indications for Saturday-For the
Middle States, increasing northerly to
westerly winds, with partly cloudy and
slightly colder weather, slight rise Of
temperature and falling, followed by
rising barometer.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-01

Wigglesworth sells no tub or shuck'
ed oysters, but you can get fresh open
ed oysters for % cents per quart.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-01

Send your orders for large fresh oys-
ters to Wigglesworth, Sd and Monroe.
They will be delivered for 25c. per 1T.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-01

Glass OF Young Men Wanted.
Robert l.. Smith gives notice that
he wishes to meet any number of young
men, not belonging to any chdrch com
munion, at the Delaware Avenue Bap-
tist church at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-01

TOR RENT Two six room Houses with
n kitchen, Nos. l2l and l23 .ustison st.
Ibl.3t GEO. THUM, 1875 Justison street.
, 1879-03-19

brca called for thu 18th Inst. From a't Tint .an
bo learned, tue ordinary criminal Eases will bc
takeh up iltst.-tint II, The iall easce ind those
OF SMALL offenders who nrc Uut on baii. Tie
tioycrnmcnt will tl.cn bn scnly to 20 on
With The Allen and Macarthur casnt, and i IL
Just posshe tint they Will br taken Mt,, unless,
as JnuEr tlaEEs remarked yesterday, 'he parties
secure further cuhtlnuautvs. Such contingent
CT, It would scrM, Is nlwayt III order with thrsu
Two cases, n tn,1s&, therefore. enter with great
iorce tntn at*ratrulatiosis regarding lrn. The
CusIon,-l lluusu vase am! ,ic llthharti case will
como next. The fnrn,rr might hAve come tn
ahca of MI thu rest II ssc special counsel hadn't
found 30 mNeh else 10 occupy The .tllne which
tt'cy aro supputcti 10 he putting IN by vay Ut
ptcaarlME for them, Ams for which
time It il gencrnlIy understood that
thr tiovcrn.ncnt wilt he invited to re-.
muncrate them. OAe oi tllr specials Inns
hcen out OF tuwn tor some little stthc nl,ti the
other tas f,a wcIgltet mnttess 10 luals aftcr allt
4 the Gorernnent isn't ready 10 ~ III whcn
tue cnses nEu called tsrrc nrc people WHO 81;
thai further delay will tint In A,y way surrrls.
tlr1n, mud that It Will no. he difficult matter
70 Tx tho responsibility fns thai dclav where IT
hc'onrs;, Ii, the meantime, fsrgl*ser ]I'''sri
SWEET ami .1ewctt, his attorneys, ure
equally anxious tltnt thrre thal te III
,lure time lost tnan cat i,o hepc 1t Is thought
Tint tl.ty will 70 heforc ,lW Court on tho 9th,
atld tllake application to hare the ease set Tor
the tcnrcst dny uo.sthlc. Judge l!lot!gett's
feelings uf eltcary Will not permit htni to pru
side nj the trial Of his Register, AMI 1t Is ntjw
understood that Judge t;resha;n, Of 1ntauAp-
oils, wilt hear the Ease. 1uslge ,lotgcts !s HOW
irving casc for Judge Gresham, ns;I una good
surn Is etnlncntly deserving OF another.
, 1879-03-19

a ot"N"n lhHnENea' =
lhe thouehl now u!'pcf'nost ~ tue minds Of
cTnststnen-stonceuttcrs, br!cktaycrs, carpcn.
tcrs, ctc-wlo talse mart in the erection ut
hmiI,tlnrs In x,e1ur t,rtr wopea ,y, ho ,,,t,,.,.
~. ,..as !, n.,a,n. a,'".. III ~. 49,, ',,m
Trades llavo notil2tl fhe Bosses OF desired Ill
crcasc, generally from 50 to S360 t]Ry; anil
tncy lid tlis In TING 40 TINT ,In extra loiflo1.
IN co,, lo aour" ,rto .,,,,, ,nn,s fs .,,' ,",,'
i' soA''' w ..to eou'.es 'or '''e eotn-
''is eeasont Inns seeking to deprive employers
, 1879-03-19

LAKE VIEW.
The Board Of Trustees met Monday, Com
missioner Cantla absent on account OF sickness
IN his family.
The matter Of improving Clark street, from
Fullerton nvchi1c 10 DiversY street, WIS refer
red to the Committee on Roads au,! Bridges
10 confer with tho various owners N to tho
kind Of pavement to bo used, a.ll report 10
the Board at thu next regular meeting, with At,
ordinancc therefor, In aceorlunce With tllcir re-.
port.
Mr.. Thomas Shirley submitted M ordinance
IN regard 10 licensing saloons, accom- ,npantcd by
petition asking Its adoption. The caacutla1
pplnts arc that license shall be issued to any
reputable person, being IF lawful nse alul a rus.
taent 0t the town, who sI!aIt apply tn the Hpnrd
in writing nt any regular meeting for a itcersc.
Coming ~ tic forsn of petition, 1t was, lku
"ther petitions, hid over under the rtllcs.
An ordtnnnco was at!optctl requiring tho Town
Collector to certify oil delinquent special usscss-
nlcs!ts remaining due a1la unpaid to tle County
ftlllcctor ut solna time between April n.ul IT,
Thu 1rcasurer'a report from April 10, 1878, to
Committee On ttnaHce to examine nnll ll1ye
printed. It shows: Total receipts from ali
sources, $5i,41s; total expenditures s39,-
9o5; cash on 'ln''d, $1i,8l2; outstanding
r0ll,ons not vet prescntel for paytncnt Ia S1t7-
w, and nssrts III han,ls of Treasurer. S2l,ltS
the new ortlt'iAices ns subnittrtlby The SUPER
Visor. and Clerk sConmittce On Ruytslon) wcro
unanimously. pRsscd by tile I3oard H.. also
repeating anil cnactIng ordinance, mud the samn
oritcrcd to be printed lit book allI pamphlet
form.
After transactny otlier minor business, the
Doard al1ournea to Tuesday, March Is.
HYDE PARE.
The increase in passcngers On tic Hyde Park
trains las been remarkable In tic past few
yGnrs, aud it Is expected 1lsat It will te still
greater when the elevated railway Is bullt, ,t
ihat will help thu territory atljotn!ng The NUM-
her Of tllusc carried by the Illinois Central train
wns IN 1879. D3? !DD; 1873. ISL, ,.o; 18Th 500. .0j
1915 E.0, 900; 1876, G00, ,000 6i7, G4a aJ>0; 1873,
73,7o0. These figures aro relinblc. Y'l,e cost
for the running expenses Of the train during
tlle past year layo been between $4,000 ui,t
$4,000.
, 1879-03-19
AID FOR SZEGEDlM.
Hr.cidl nfSndfch 10 T1e Tribune

MILWAUKEE, March 1S.-Tlle resident Aus
trlaus and llungar!ans of this city ARG making
arrangements fur theatrical entertainment, to
raiso funds for thu relief OF thu sufferers bY thu
recent Hood at Szcgedn, Hungary, 4 eotl-
nittea lias n1so uccn appointed to canvass
Among rcstlcnt country,.iun Of thu afflicted
pcnple fur subscriptions and to securo their
ct'-opcrutlon II! tl'v charitable wurk THO gcu.
tlenscn chusen to art upun tho various co,ll-
nlittees aru: Cllar!cs Ron.lllta, Albert Allko-
luz, II. Grassler, Henry kurz, .Jacoh Alurawetx,
Jtscph prl,ctur, ~. l.. I.an.lo. Emtl atorawctz,
Madison perctes, John llumulka, Henry Mum,
Joseph Sel,ramr,, the Rev. Leo SllciIy, Juscptl
Alnnn, William Frauklurtll, JOHN Masehaurr,
Duviu Adler, tho ley. ltud0wltzscll Morltz
hasct,aucr, u,lI Leo ltutt.
, 1879-03-19
TILE C1TY-IIALL.

Three casos Of scarlet fever md one case
diphthcrfa 'serc reported at the Health Office
yesterday.
Tile scrip clerk, In tho Compsroller's office
patd out about $50 yesterday.
The Department Of Buildings issued pertni.
yesterday to Potter Rcch for the erection Of
three.story am1 basement store am. dwelling,
5uxS0 feet, northeast corner Of West Jacksott
NIL Lal'in streets, to cost S12, ,000.
The Trcasurrr's receipts Yesterday were
9ee,553 from lie Wntcr Department nnf Sa,.th)
front, tho Comptroller. The disbursements Of
thy ',ay T. ageFepated f4,5oo, Of which amount
Chief Fire-A1nrAl,ai nennct yesterday tn.nect.
eli new u,1telatic tlre,alarm oi, exhibition, nj
A. II. Andrews & Co.'s store. The Invention
works urnn the principle of the expansion vi
metals Under the influence III heat. 4 zinc bar
is SO arranged tllat wcn heated by The t1ru t1lat
breaks out III tl.e.nrartmcnL wiIcro Il is lucatei
1t expands aud pushes ngnttist lever tn which
The genG-alarm is attached mn, by which It
Is set ringing. The doylcc is saIl 10 work cx-
cgtlenily.
The employees atout many Of the Depart
nncnts Ut The City Government would E1adly
fntmRttuu Us 10 who will be The cuEltI,g men in
The fcst.appfoachtE city election. Tiny cx-
perence feeling uE Insecurity which they arc
!nan!c ,@ to eonteal. despite their excellent III.
difference Of expression uni expressions. Ono
elnplOyc acknowledged With tleep drawn stUh
tint he ditf not know what he wnntl ttn after
election. II ntnau very little difference to him
who was elected. 1t tnlu h1ltcllcry in his case
certain anyway. Anothcr cMploye, who has
bccn connected With I'LL upstairs dcnartmcnt
for some tinie. tus followed the ndyite Of the
"Captatn Of the tlucen's Naycc,h wIlo ntwRrs
went below when tic storms beyan to olow a,,tt
las betaken himself to the hold {iosvn.etairs),
hcrlltsc he thought tile second story u thu
sf0okery Il vury exposed piacc whcn tic tempest
, 1879-03-19
nrotl!vre I. Z. llscc md !. lfrtug Crahbe. The
Key. nr. Thomas mid grhce.

i'rotl.ere 7. e. llacc nnl I. 1fsiug Crahbc. The
Key. nF. Thomas knid grhce.
In tenslrring the .hoar!tnltttcs Of his CHEEKY
hone Htotscr l.at,bcTsnn was noIy seconllea
Grand Master {3.n. John e. Smith, who.o 1ntice
rs atat1 Treasurer prcc!u1ctl his attendance;
from thu Hon. ieosge H. llnrlnw, tast Grand
Mastcr; thc Hon, r. i. Nccs,les, mt others.
After dinner 1Iruther f,amberson nna Ills
guests accompanied the Grand Master to Fort
pcarhnrn l.adEe, wl,rn they were received with
The Grand honurs. Herr they received still fur.
Past Grand Mastcr Woodward, Grand Treasurer
Amnsa y. Barry. hnIt Past Deputy urand Muster
4. ". l'cEegren. who came all tho way from
tialcsburG 10 be present Mt the knnuy gathering.
DusinG the evening ntlllrcss"s werr mAIc bv ".
y. Grnnl Patriarch W. n. t,rnskcr, pa!t
tirand tii Master y; w., Woodwara,, n. Y.
last Gra'l Master Judge ltogcrs. l'a.t Ura,ni
n. G. Ea'nes. 0n iehnll Ut tic I.udge, presented
Grand Master 0ren,iurl1 with beautiful huu.
quGt Ut nowcrs. Tile tira,n. Mnstrf responded
!n neat and graceful spccch. Speeches were
nlso aclsvcrca or inst Grani Representative p.
|" shorry;. Fast Deputy Gra.l Alnster \. ",
wood. past urnna staslcr j. Ward Ellis, Uranl
Treasnrers. Amas q. bury. I'as. 0raml Secretary
Snsnue! Willard, Past GraMt i. F. Brown,
Deputy Grand Mastur Sherman, Past Gra,ll j.
l.. l!arnu'n. Other speeches wcro also lcliy.
cred.
The Assembly was one Of tho largest gather.
tnrs Of Odd d.Fctlows hold In this city fur mnny
scntes!t athi the gathering included snanr OF the
most distinguished Odd-Fcllows Of this city md
liz surrounding country.
This VIVA the first of scrics Ut visits to tic
lodges Of this city contemplated by Grand
Master orenlorl during The spring.
, 1879-03-19

t1amus, hut the matter never cnmc 10 trial.
Meanwh'tc Tieknor went to law IL recover the
alleged ,lcbt from I}axter. 4 abort tl,ne
ngo Judge loo,h decided that there
was no cause Of nciion. Baxter ihrn
arEnUl TINT the Court having decided In his
taVor,. his expulsion by the Board WIS unwar.
rantetl. The Board, on learning oftts,c tlcc!sont
determined to resist MI attempts that he might
mako IN reinstatc hltnsolf, for the reason that
his membership WAS NOT deemed desirable.
Baxter Unlimited that he was not anxio.. 10
go hack. and the counsel settled t1lc difficulty
rs rccttcd abnvc. The settlement gave bayter
al, Opportunity to gracefully Withdraw from The
position, htR Or little as Il might be. given him
rs thu consequent VI the decision Of the Court
In The Tickunr case. The toard Of 1rahc never
acq.icsrell III the Haxtcr view OF thu judgment,
atttl consented TO the settlement MS the shortest
wny Out Of the difficulty.
, 1879-03-19
TIE COUNTY BUILDING,

Dnnahnc, the tnsnne criminal, was taken TO
thr Asylum at EIgin by Jalter Currcr yestcr-
day.
BY agreement between the States Attorney
and 4. 8. Trudc, thu Stevens ease ia set for
Tucstlay thu @7tl. inst, III tho Criminal court.
The case OF Etlns shtpnlau, charged By j. II,
Admir- with tatstfytng tho records uf the County
Court, will colno up, in that court this murIl-
Ing.
rIlc Committee on Town and Town Accounts
will 1lold IL conference with the Supervisor Of
Hyde lnrk ThursIny With reference to thu
charges made against lin Of 1oosetiess In fur
nfsl,!,lg relief 10 tle ncetlv Of that town. lie
claims t!nt he l,a'' no rules to guide ht', hut
HAT now lie understands what Ii expected Of
lllm, AMI will do wllat Is right.
Dup,,ty-SheriH u. +. Dickson yesterday 1uado
,lle arrest vi l.ottlc Routzong krcper vi
boarding house Oil Michigan street. OH a casa
for debt nt f4kl to Miss Mercy Rosenhtrs, n
bUar.lcr. Alr. Dickson Is below thu ordinary
liu brought her over 70 the jatf, sha towcrc.l
atIoyt lin about two feet, nnti thrcatcuoll t.,
nlalsu meal Of lin.
In tho Criminal Court yesterday, Joseph
1.app pleaded guilty to petit larceny, ul,l was
rr,landed.. Franz srnItI pleaded guilty to
larceny; James McGufrc, alias Capt. Roaet,
rlemtcd guilty IN burglary; Alaxundcr Mr.
kinzl" pleaded guilty to assault With l,teut tu
do btttly injury. C0rncln ltnsmunssrottl WIS
tricA for larceny, found guilty, anl sentenced
To thirty lnyb III tlie County Jnll.
Io1n camnhell, who Is IN jail for burglary,
n.M who struck one nf the guards tlle otlcr
lay, went into tho Criminal Court yesterday
and securel 4 .postpunoment uf It's triaf.
Mnv1,ire, nlIas "Capt. K0Ach" atso wcf,k into
Court Antl ulcadeh guilty to tile sntne ciarcc.
Whrn Campbell returned to ta jRll lc sUlght
Ataguiru, ut,l wlun le .tlad found lin na went
fnr lin, nt,l ,yna lnnkltlr tht.n IN,
, 1879-03-19
ODD-FELLOWS,

FHEIE1'FIQH To N1I' UHLNHUEFF'
Tho visit vi tho Hon. A. urrlluurlY, Most
Worthy 0ranh Masicr !. q, o. f., to Ills city
was taken advantage of by Furt Dcarboru
LMigc, No..l4, IN rendering to tlAt distinguish
cd brother quite un usu.Io,l ut their regular
convention last evening. Anticipating til, Visit.
Past tranA u, II. l.atn0orson Issued inyitut!uus
to u lew of tic older ,nesnbera Of tho Order
hero 10 dIne 1t hts house, e2o Washington stsers,
last evening, uni there eet thu trAlul Master
MNl accompany hlm 10 The Lplxo. Right hospl-
Mers sratel tllu llou. a. Orcnuor!I, Pnst Gra,l.
Masters 'le IIun. Jonn q. Rogers, J. Wurl
Ellis, Past Nran.l Representative u, q, shorcy,
Deputy Grand Master A. +. 6horn,at,, past
Grand Secretary Samuel WliEnrt', EEnlhl Ia
trlArch W. II. Crocksr, tirantt Herald ", q.
Mcclure, rMt ura,n!s 81. @. Ea,llea, ". j.
Kennedy, \. +. Brown. +. Frush, 1An'nas '5uts
ton, George W. Iiohanuvn, J, X. Thompson.
, 1879-03-19

rnRnc The thieves departed With Eome 1900
'.ast Saturday nEternonn, tlmrEng the nbsencc
Of the fa'nisy from hu1ne. burglars called Mt tho
house al Louie New, No. AL Fulton street,
md gained cntranee ~ pryinr oprn n si.ac.
ansl carried awAY nhoNt eGl0 rnsth Of cloihinu
ah!l @ewetry.. Tie ro!sre nsrcrtal,Icd fron thu
nclghbors TINT the ruohcra tsrove up to thu
hiu:c III an cxpress+wagOn ht about O'Clock III
tlie aticFhuon. One Of thr nrE Is described m
uf ntan'n hight. stout liu!ls!, dark lupwn hair.
tight tftlst1chs, spring 0verc0af. anil mug Int.
1E!i tie ti'her 10 about the aanlc hight, black
snck.rnat ard can.
, 1879-03-19

has been used with highly beneficial results during
the past four Yeurs III tho various forms Of dyspsp
sla. gaats.tls. naasea. genera! drb.!.tY. conanup
tlon, etc. Kumyss u not ulcd!ctnu; Il Is pleas
mt, wincltko beverage lin fuod) natlv from milk.
peculiarly grateful III Lslicate stomach. NuthinY
else makes llcsh, ani aood, aud rtseneth 70 fast
It can b. saiely relied for tho .ecuperntion Ut
lhosu cases Ut low Vitality In which mcdicattan Or
ordinary nutrition fall. nrwAta Ut limitations.
Send for palnnh!ct on kumyss. A. Arcnd. cheIust,
originator l7u Madison street, Chicago.
, 1879-03-19
SPECIAL NOTICE..

Tho attention Ut manufacturers and the public Ii
called 10 nccks combined furnace and range for
operating tho whole house with cue 6re. II Thor.
oughly Aeats tbs whule house, docs al tho cook.
ing and laundry work. aud throws hot water all
over tho building, Now tn operation Ut Henry
Dbb1ess, 27u aud e7S Wabash avenue, corner Ut
Van DuEeu street,
, 1879-03-19
coLORED-COL L0N,ZATtON SCHEME.


MILWAUKEE, March ia meeting Of the
colorei people was held lIara last evening 10
further plans for the realization of q scheme Of
colonization IN tlle Far Vest Delegates were
scIrrtcd 10 represent Milwaukee County In q
btutu Conventlon III he held hero In May III tl!e
interest OF Western colonization.
, 1879-03-19

Ito all practical purpuaes) betwsrn tho 4o.pnun.i
curlcd.halt Maltrcsses. best sick. sold by +. Il.
tIllgeE, "Ot Wabash avealc. at ~, and those yuu
buy most anywhere clso at from SO to sri, II
only Ia lhs price you pay for them.
, 1879-03-19
THAT "SuL LPHun" SHOWER.

MAucm CHUNK, Pa, March IA scientific
examination Ut The ''sulplur which fell In the
shower yesterday over the Lolieh Valley proves
It to be ts pollen from SPECIES OF nine caught
up by lhu wind aud curric1 from tho Jersvy
, 1879-03-19
IN TIE AIR.
Thu Hyde Park and Blue Island Elo~
waited Railway.
A. 0hango in tho Routo...North gido
Scheme.

pno''o"cu ." "eeo'"s - u" eios"teo''aH"at
project which WaS to n1nke transit tto" tl'c clty
.lle roal wns actually buiIt aud the scheme ever
mt hoyon,t tI,r or.nancr f.urc. A. t,nt lin,
,,,a ,,ro,'ns,,to,, ,r,s T., .,,r, fr,,r ,,n, ~,
a.e "s"pos.''o" was III ftar' rom !o"s on
STATE htrept, bttWecn Lake aila Tie river. ruiz
the mir" liue duxn state to Tlhrty.aft'l, an,l
thcnce sou,hna,t tn The tcrp,inu. of fin rnutc.
n ,hc ,n,d .hn,,l, cycr h, ,t Il i. ,,,,,c ,kciv
.ha. ~, ,a ,o 's,,I H. nt ,aao .a n,y wy
Tor thc better. Tic tact is, another elevated
railroad l1ns since tcen talke uf, NIT, lilo pruta
b,ttv unw i, tint tl,r two t,nes wil, Atari .rpm
VI. :o'n, r,n. ",,,t ,oss hv ,nu,,,o ,rsovs 'v"r
tlle tashc sttccts Until they reach Ihirty"i'fti
street, where the newest road.-
THE CHICAGO 4 HLUE tst.Aap ELrvArEp RAIL-
WAY COMPANY
,xu, r., oroun, m lin ru,,hwrst. tba t,h., ,,,,.
t",nn " sn,ti,aostrrv ,irn'tins' ~ ny Ifw,i. p"rk
FL. rn',ts', ia leon,' .,,n.i ~ e aIn.
inr ANNA .,ovs mn, MnnJ.v lax IL" nrs,runra.
~. Et.t ,i,str stnt,mnrt .;ti M W aaS., r ~
State Ior lie purpUse Of ubtntinr th,. necessary
license. The application, h.,weyer, was not
ployed ior t,at prpnsc, alnl 1Ur this reason WINS
returned to lie gc,Itlclner having tie ,,uttcr III
charge, wlu complied yestc, day with the ret!-
;!o,, % in siiipshape order r. to sprnsdc)d. The
natnes u! tiir intt)rparaturs. a. tlry appear in
tho document, nrs Cuares ". Dem, George ".
WaIte, William 1Illtlsnn, Cyrus D. San,nluns,
Norman u, lsexfortI, Charles W. Stnbie, a,ut
Danct II. Horne, but llmrc nru others behind
thtfn,-tnostiy pcopo owning lni,tl In tln region
10 t,c benefited by tlc prnpoGct1 Faroad,-wlo,
at the prupcr time, will maka themselves
known. As une Ut the ui,oyc-nat!lcl lpyss,hs
expressed 1t yesterday, "'ihey don't with to bu
considered ns.an:agntsttc to The railro.,ls nuw,
but when tho thing ia started they won't care
q bit. yo,i Anow. whu,her tic railroads
like It or not.n Tile gentlemen who have hccu
named ure, In fact, simply stoc; commissioners,
uld, III accortlauce with tllu law regarding cnr-
porutious, viii simply urorccG, after obtaining
lie l!crnse, Ia tnKc subscriptions IL tue cnritai
stock nE the Company, which IA placed NJ $!,-
UM,001, to ba diyltird into .O,t0U ai1rcs Ut $luJ
ruc,. When the atnek Il taken, .ncetlilg viii be
held for tlc PURPOSE OF organizing thr Company,
which will tlie,l p,nrcctl 10 carry out lilu pur.
puses for which 1t Is crcutg.!.
Several conlotcncc5 have bcsu hy,l with the
projectors OF the otlIrr line, anu, while nothing
definite has bccu concluded, 1t bus appcarcu Ilu
xfspst u,ut NEST feasible srl,e,,1t: 10 i,aya hoth
l,t1es start from thu soutEcr, end OF
rms 1,.sAr1r-srnrrr rux.rr
,..... !. - ......s, -,
, 1879-03-19
DRUNKENNESS.

Dr.. D'unger, dlscpyes VI the clnchona cu1o for
drunkenness, cures all eases. Aoom Il Palmer
House,
, 1879-03-19

Ths most beautiful and appropriate novelties for
wedding gifts 1t Hamilton. Rhnnrds Il Co.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-02
Sentence Of the Indian Murderer 0i
Brown Of Alaska.

Judge Deady pronounced the follow
ing:
Kat.koo at you have been indicted
by the grand jury Of the district for the
crime of murder committed by taking
the life Of Thomas Brown Of Alaska.
in the Territory Of Alaska. You have
been tried by jury. and after able de-
fensa by counsel have been found guilty
Of the crime as charged. Have you
anything 10 say why sentence Of death
should not be pronounced up-n you?
The defendant: There was another
Indian concerned with me 10 killing
Brown.
The court: It only remains to pro.
nounce sentence Of law upon you.
which I now do as follows:
The Judgment Of this court is that
yon be taken hence to the connty Jail
and there safely confined until Monday.
the 5th proximo. and thence be taken
by the marshal Of this district, or his
deputy, to some proper and convenient
rlace within this district. and ther.
hang BY the neck until you are dead
and may God have mercy on your soul
And the court doth further order and
direct that after the due execution ot
this sentence that the marshal deliver
vour body to the physicians Of the med
ical school for dissection.
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The Northern Pacific.

The following dispatches indicate a
forward movement on the part of the
managers Of the North P.ci6c railrosd :
NEW YORK, April 10, 1878.
To Gen. j. W. Sprague. Our en-.
ginecr. Mr.. Doane, expects to reach
Walla Wsllu, overland, about the first
Of May. He wants to put two survey
ing parties eas: of Columbia river at
once. He will take from here one chief
party and one assistant. Can you en-.
gage balance Of the parties. With instru.
ments and outfits. to meet him j? Clark
White or Eastwick may perhaps be
available. GEORGE STARK. V. p.
April llth.
To Gen. J. w. Sprague: Two full
parties will locate the road from near
the mouth Of Snake river to Spokane
Falls. and explore the branch between
the main line and the Cascade range by
way of Priest rapids.
GEORGE STARK,
Vice Pres't
To Gen. j. W. Spraeue: Please or
ganixe surveying parties as per my dis
patch Of yesterday, and send them VI
to meet Doaue about the lat IF May.
GEORGE STARK.
Vp
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(. Myriads Of Bills.

WASHINGTON. April 81 --Of the
unprecedented number Of 1886 bills in
troduced in the house of representatives
we're private relief bills. and large
proportion Of the claims arc duplicates
OF measures which have expired with
out action IN the previous congress, and
il is safe to say that nine out Of ten even
If the public measures Introduced tn
day will never be heard Of again be
yond the rooms Of the committees IN
which they we're referred. It is not
expected that anything like 40 large =
proposition will be considered BY com
mitsees during this session. their intro.
duction at the present time being gen.
orally With a view to secure high
places on the committees dockets, and
thus increase their chances for action
during the regular session.