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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12


EVERY TmsG. Yes, every thing you
want in the goods line will he kept during
the present season by the old firm OF Hay
den Brothers, from a calico dress to a
silk robe for ladies, and from stout Jeans
pant. to full suit Of doe-skin or cloth for
gentlemen. In fact, the Haydens will Of
fer the public any thing needful-boots,
shoes, hats, clothing, dry goods OF all
kinds, notions, furniture, carpets, supplies
for men, women and children. They de-
~ any other house to offer better bargains
or better goods in any line. They know
the wants of this people, and have prePar-
ed themselves to supply their wants
An UGLY CAsE.-Saturday morning
last reports reached here Of an attempted
outrage on the person Of Mrs. A. ID. Brown
by Walker LAndram, Deputy U. S. Collec-
tor, both Of Lancaster, and an honest in
dignation was expressed by our citizens,
many Of whom regard crimes Of that
character as far worse than murder. The
standing Of the parties themselves, togeth-
er with their honorable connections, tend
ed To Increase the Indignation felt, and the
story of the alleged attempt at rape grew
with every repetition. Il said, that in the
absence Of Mrs. Browns husband and chill
dren, Landram had gone to the house, and
after making indecent proposals, actually
attempted the outrage, but took to his
heels when scream after scream Of the in
dignant aud frightened woman rent the
air. The excitement had Frustrated Mrs.
Brown, who was in delicate condition,
and fears of her death were entertained.
Since these reports, however, information
has been received that they were greatly
exaggerated, aud that the assault was made
while l.andram WAS very drunk, and con.
SISTED only Of an attempt 10 kiss her
When he realized his situation aud thu
probability Of becoming a target for Ar
thur Browns solemn shotgun, Landran
, kn, caring little for the order Of his 20
. lng, aud up 10 this time has not becom'
..nlenable 10 the warrant that has been is
D sued for him We are assured by hi
. ftlsnds that he will return in few day
: I'd stand a full and fair trial, aud on ihei
, eafpesi request We forbear comment Unit
a Ial investigation is had.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

A notad chemist who has analysed them, sAys
GTaERE Is MORR VIRTUE IN ONE on
TUFTS PILLS, THAN CAN BE FOUND
IL A PINT OF AMY 0rHkR."
We therefore say 10 the amiesed
Try this Remedy fairly, lt Will not
harm YOU, you have nothing 10
lose, but Will surely gain Niso-
rous uody, Pure bioods otronk
nOTVos and a Cheerful Mind.
Ptlaclpal once, as Marry ST. N. ".
PRICE 40 CENTS.
EglI BY DruHfisis throughout tho world.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

NEW IlousE.-Mr. viii Cnig has
commenced the building Of a neat little
cottage where the old Grandma Craig
house stood, and Mr.. W. y. Ramsey Is
digging the foundation Cor a two-story
building in front Of J. n. Davis new
propertv
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

CoAL.-D. q. Afford Is laying in a large
supply 81 coal, and IL prepared to furnish
Il to al in need At the lowest market price
lie will handle none but the hest coal, and
bfs cuatowera can role on "A
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

A speciality, Both WHoLEsALE
AND RETAIL. This Wagon is,
without doubt, scarcely excelled
by any wagon manufactured in
the United States. 1t has merits
that no other wagon (save One)
can possibly present. With the
advantage gained i'm the TRUSS
ROD axle attachment, broken AK
les will be almost unheard of.
EVERY WAGON FULLY WARRANTED
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

ACQUITTED. The examining trial Of
Asher Harris, charged with the murder Of
George Saunders, resulted in an acquittal.
lie was, however, at the suggestion Of the
County Attorney, and on the testimony Of
w. T. Saunders, bound over to keep the
peace in the sum Of $500. His father,
Morris J. Harris, went his security and he
was released
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

AccIDENr.-The horse attached TO the
spring wagon in which A. z. Pcndleton
aud J. A. Busby were returning from the
colored Faii last Friday ran away, uptum-
ing the vehicle and badly wounding Mr..
Pendleton about the head Mr.. Busbey
was more fortunate, ~ he escaped with but
a few bruisea.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

Non so-The Richmond Registers re.
port that win Kennedy had Killed Gus
Edwards at Ieadville recently Is untrue,
for the simple reason that about the time
Of the alleged murder William was not in
Leadville, but enjoying his old haunts in
Crab Orchard, where, we learn, he Is now.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

TERRELL CAPrURED.-John Ferrell, the
Lincoln county convict, who recently made
his escape from the Penitentiary, was cap
tured in Hawkins county, Tennessee, few
days ago, and Is now in his old quarters at
Frankfort. SO much for the reward. Gov
ernor Blackburn would do we'll to offer
rewards for several other outlaws that we
learn are making this county their home.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-12

C.s. r. R.-The Cincinnati Exposition
has opened and will continue in full blast
till October 10Th. During the entire time
the Cincinnati Southern, with it, usual
liberaliiy, will sell tickets to the city, good
for Eve days, at one fare for the round trip.
At these rates every body can afford to
make one trip. at least, to see the wonders
that the managers Of the Exposition have
drawn together.
, 1879-05-17
LIBEL SUIT.
Ton nF the Members OF the Grand Jury at
st. 1oula SuGl by tho Target Of Their
Ofliclnl HeI,rahcnHion.

Ton or the Members OF the Grand Jury at
Ut. Louis sneu by tho IafGet OF IhalF
oAAe'@' "ort"nc"H'o".
op-e'" 'A.Dn" ~ - 1"s t''oH"E .s,,,t
" A.o.o' go, "4 vs., r.' ""''a'A ~
""c1' " Wv e.."' aom ~ y, tn.s et'f' tuoay
e'lle'eu 1u.. '"t Sso,o" ~ 'Ao E''eu'l eoal9
aealnss9. y. alceu9aSn "',u n''o os1leF !nemoess
o' 1,'e !atc "fana 'afs mu'c, eensuFea n'hl 1of
eonouet "'''e VI '"e ho"ea a"oeeo'''l''s 'ts
oEhsty III assoc'At'n" '"ti'''aself WIN a'Hl DE-
eo't.'''s NV uco'o, VI pa.ra's M u"aeF ""'ethent
III 'he ot'"'l''a' t"1f'' 4hu "sana aatY's re-
port dl't hot 70 Hpee'ne"l'y i"to dethi's ~
mentioning zones "ooFteoh''ss' - 1t hna
vim ;u n ,,tu1,trmnrrr1, mt ev.r,hr,ht uni
..s,. s,. ..'.t ~ ..' "ns s,.,',s ..s .,,' ""'
'at''cs "ea' eo'. ~ "a''' ""'' "'l,'e n's 'e'"'
OF oa'se' Oh n,t'taa9e teFt"s "ls'l ot.o 'a1nea
DuiTy, tllc proprietor and kccpcr, together with
nts wtfo, Of ont uf tho lowest houses Of prokti.
,u,I,,, m f.hrqtv nyonue tl,r wcrst stro., Il,
s"l', y" .,a. -, ~ .s s -
Duffy, for which ha gave his notes,
which Duly pui,l 10 Cul. nat &. Chi
h,rue for defending Mrs. Uuff7 In a case
tried before judge Joucs tost summer, md
which slr. Claiborne still holds unpaid. The
case was ono III which Mrs.
Eufry and orc OF her r,rls na,ncl
.l.,g,o DIhh1o wcro toi,,tlv rl,arrcd viii,
rambling mate visitor o. 'l'Gir aen. rue quit ot
both prisoners WAS clear, but their trial wns
but of from tuo TO titc, anl at last resulted Il,
rurv,c t.ihh,.,4 n,on, IN thr i,.nltenttorv nm F..
.,..s .,,,,',.' I"' ,,,, ..a''<s,., 49, W
p'ea u guilty. ""'' ao'se tFoasta' "us e,''
tered In the casa OF tho wlfe 1T tla 'fudgo's
cse.iitor. 1t also came 10 tho kRawlcdRc Of lilo
t,rnud .Iury that Uutry VIVA 4 professional haller.
a'hi !'"t "o"es 'lau selsa.t'.J ~, sasen nm ~
surety, even atter scVera III Ills forfeited bonds
had been RETURNED tnto court nu!la bona,
~i,e, III, rral .l,.,y fra,ned tlclr ycnrTsl 1 .sr
q Sesrs was st % ysW aos ~
Ina! Court, whore llu was aiteh heard TO boass
Of bis power over ~ Judge, through. noucv
hsh hs 1 'onsa @ er . Tas aqr 4.
twlce for ohtalh!ns money under fa1su prete!lses.
Jones bec@.se a,l!t remained debtor 1f Gum.
, 1879-05-17
up any more effcctually than they nro tonight.
4 general riot may be looked for abo',t the
middle Of next week, which will make atnuso-
ment for tho newspapers and spectators.
GENERAL PROCEEDINGS
uAf13A

1tou3H.
eptesa. ptspafeA to 7a& 7rtsun&
spRfNGrlELD, ILL.,, May 1o.-rhcro has
been soma littla excitement created hero
by tho appearance OF \ section, Or part OF
section, in tho Road inv pending In tic Senate,
which does not apnenT In tic original hill tn Inc
House where Il originated. This added portlon
OF the bill provides for the use Of 4 certain KIM!
Of rpal.macfl!ncs which shall cost no mora than
s2o0 each. This clause appears III the printed
bill without anybody knowing how It got there.
The Sunate adopted the clause, which appears as
an amendment. Tho bili viii have to
be sent back to tho House for tts concurrence In
other amendments adopted by the Senate.
When II cunics back a strict Inquiry will be tn.
stftuted into the manner in which thfa roatl~
machine clause camo to appear In the printed
hill. There 10 more than suspicion Of sharp
practics In this matter
The Approximation hills hs7InE been gotten
out OF the why,
began among members tha morning to get their
pet measures forward before the Drainage bill
was taAun Up, which had been matto the special
order for this morning at to o'clock.
Thls effort WIS resisted BY the
|. House, which scemcd determined to atluw
notnIn, to intervene between 1t mud the scrloas
business pending. a little unimportant mis-
coltaucous work was done, however, which did
not Interfere with the special order.
Mr. slitct,cll sent to tho Clerks dssk list Of
appropriation BILLS to bo called up tomorrow on
| second and tbirl reading.
| THE DRAINAGE HILL
| was taken up by the H0nso Immediately on tha
arrival Of the hour, anu was road at large n
third time. Not singlc speech WAS made for
or ngalnst It, but the Clerk at once plunged into
tic roll-ca, and tho bill! mas passed bv m over
wheiming majority. The vote is rs follows:
, 1879-05-17
TRAVELLING Is Ex1RA-HAzARD0Us

II tile tourist ts unprnysded with sano Hleaslu'
rcsourcu. Uhunyrs VI Temperature, tona. AZ.
water .! nj unaccnsto1ueti Hr un~hoes'ss,tt ss,t
au4ltty, and routu ,axt lien III tho tropics u S'pTi u
regions wI,cEo u,aaEIa cxt*ls. arc each s,,. ~
ftaught with dnger 10 ouo who has eceh !'ap'TTst RI
dpnl enough tu neglect retnttllaf Aalc.uatas.
concurEunI testimony OF snany resd3fyff " ~
AIT. sea establBhrs tic fuel that lla'tem ~ ~.
stomach liItesa enabfs thosu whu uss H. y IN ;n
cnuntor haxasds Ut ths naturs referred % ',ttf.
ruhtty; anu that. ns n,td1ctnc adapiea ~ iii.
bls, Disorders Of tbs iyor, the hp"e!s sns
s,otaac!, fsvsE and aguG, EhuunIatfaa1' sa III
ailments, brought on By exposure. ate aI"4' MI nj
Iatntllss to which emfuraHts. tfaset!s ~ ,ItjI
10 tue scliun Ut tho Nistcrs promptly Ana W.
pietoty,
, 1879-05-17
Wlnd-south, gentle; weather, fne.


Tic big jam Mt South 1Ialsted street bridge,
mentioned In yesterdays TRIBUNE, was not
over until 7:30 o'clock yesterday morning, when
tic tugs Tnrrant, Gregory, the Gardner pulled
tho prop Concstoga out OF tic mud III the south
draw, and proceeded on down tho river with her
to the Anchor Line dock, at tho foot Of LaSal!o
street, which sho reached without grounding
uVai.. Her watcr-Hlarks indicated tl,ut she was
drawing thirteen tcet and eleven inches. The
other vessels tl,At Ind boen detained In conse-
quenco OF the Jam aisu got through With
out ntshap.. Tile Conrstoga left her
u,lti when about opposito tue, 1.ito-Snvlng Sta
lion again got hard aground. Tho tugs Ptotec
ton uni Gardner were called into reputation,
ind, after pulling for an hour, succeeded IN re-
leasing her, md She proceeded on her way. The
scl.r Guido pi1stcr got On at the same place, but
vas released III 4 few minutes BY the tugs.
, 1879-05-17

Alawyerh Dayton,O.. hadn his oE1,so ,s.. |'tp',
niarly Industrious student. Tine ol inS ", ,,a.at
was young and pretty wun'n .!' "t ;',,l lJ IN Ii.
tatulls with The lawyur weru alWafs "sI Iis III.
that rrquItsd 10 much srcret 'lsea,.i0a. u, T. T.
prsped anl listened ut thu kesholG,, ~" In irsat
warieI by the knowledge that WHY a " ~ ,mll
business re]atcd to tbs rbl'ectIu" 'nIsyuti 10
detit, most Of tho interviews "ese xnu,as y
c0urtslip. Tho lawyer desired ~ lu't ,tthy. ieI,rl
that lta uiullyo waa tnefeenaty. IN M, iu snl
sion ot lcr next cal, thu lawyer W. ~ I"ttiuEa
tic stuuent politely informed her t,'I III, AZ ~
lls l,au not been admitted 10 " tl,.t,atatf dIth
confident lllRt E,o could deal 6ats,'ri popped
hcr case. She said no, but [le psFs11;,tu Il. tult sa
q,ltn.iy, a,s4 sns nrcupteu. !hr ~. w:s Iox taS
ycngc, tried to whip lisu, aud tha'
story got UuL
, 1879-05-17
DuFTALQ.

BUFFALO, May 16.-Tug-men report the leo
outside packrd solidly. No bouts hago loft since
Wednesday on account Of heavy fog, md there
has been hut one, arrival since yesterday, Tlic
iug lifted this afternoon.
Coal.freghts dull; no charters.
Cicared-l'rpps St. Louis, u'dse, Chicago:
Canisten, ndse, Fort Howard; t'axsa!c, n'dac,
Bar CITY; Empire State, ulllsc, Duluth; srhra
u. q. Fort, .,lb tnns coal, Snnduslsy; Geurgo
WorthIng1nn, UuttDIt; Ellen Aprv, l,C00 tons
coul; William y, Crtsswaits, 1,.sl tans goal,
Cblcagn; Ma,,:neo Valley, Tole1o; bargus Hut.
tte Sam Hultun, Saginaw.
, 1879-05-17

sccm tanc. The researcher In tho dcposftona
will rcach evcn further hack than jones' time,
Compromise several shIn!ug lights Of tho Four
Courts Building, notably practitioner who was
onco cndIng politician, nnl whose SUCCESS NJ n
criminal lawyer hus always bcen greater than
hIa apparent ability.
, 1879-05-17
CROQUET.
THE COURSE or LEGISLATION 11KENED uNro

THE CQUHaE or LKqlsLAIIHN I.IkEHEO uNIo
THE GAME Upon TIE onAss.
specfai Dispatch to The Tribune
SrnrNar1ELp, Mar 1g.-There ara great
mauy people In tho State Of Illinois who under
stand the game Of croquct, but comparatively
feu who comprehend the game OF legislation
tbs principal difference botwecn tho two 10, tl.at
the latter is played for stakes, while croguet Is
not But in both tIleru arc the samo elements.
Croquct is Il game In which a given number OF
balls, tue charge Of which Ia assigned to d cor
responding number Of players. are divided Into
two groups, Of which In the end ono group suc.
cceds aud the other talls to achieyo
the desired object, namely, to reach
thu winulg-post. Before thss can
10 accomplished tic balls must pass through
series Ut wickets to post at the farther end Of
the ground. The players on each side, instead
Of bclug required to attend exclusively to tha
forwarding Of tllcr own balls, arc grantcd two
valuable prlvtle9es,-they tnay croq4et their
partners balls through their wickets, a,ll
croqust their opponculs' balls away from tho
wickuts In all these particulars,
THE ANALOGY
between legislation aud croquet is com.
pletc. Tho bills introduced arc thu
| balls; the various readings mud commit
tees through which bills hnye to pass
arc tho wickots: tic bills divida themselves
! into two groupg, OF which ono Is forcoslaincl
to SUCCEED ana the other to fall they 70 through
onu House to thu farther post, mud buck through
the other; and, when ono Ct CUP or the other ias
passed NIL the wickcts. the game Is endcd. Each
player does all iu his power
TO ADVANCE EVERY DiLL
| with whlc, Ills own measures sustain q direct
or Indirect relation, nn:l to croquct away from
| every Wicket. every bill iu opposition to the
cluster Of iutcrests with which he IL hluB oil
, 1879-05-17

Several lumber charters were reported ycstcr-
day at Association headquarters. ShIopurs
mayo been endeayorlng to squeeze the ycsset-
men down by circulating runlors OF ctts Ut card
figures, IND the schr l.. n. htaaon was put down
for ure yesterday, Gut 1t was reported ~ fatse.
Association men maintain their schedule Of
YatcB.
, 1879-05-17

dptefHI NsVu3Ch to 4sf 7F76Nae,
PoRr ColnoRNR, Out., htay 1d.-Lako Mtchl-
ean rrport-I'asscd down-NotlIIng.
Up-Stmr Milwaukee,. o1dousburg to CHI
cago, ltrl.t; schrs Ilul,okcn Oswego to Chicago.
roul; .futln A{us.ee, Uswegu tu Chicago, roat; NJ
j cumlnIus, SoduS to Chicago, cual.
, 1879-05-17
for twcs'tY years prior to the building Of this
tnu., n!ne-tcntha Ut every place Of this laid
could hayo kcon


could hayo keon
EuHollAsAp FOR FIFTY cEHTs An ACHE.
but, as aoon IN the dam was built there, the
uwncrs nI.ll spec,1ators Immediately set IN tic
price from ef5 10 *.so per ncrc. say the enttro
evidence takon ny thai Commission is fraud.
were thoroughly imposed upon. have crosscl
those flats nanyu times when boat ran mile
and half across them, md, nt the tine tt,ls
a was built yo sn'a s'' nSgt e as're s'r
tt"ss aares s'' ia % ;Ss estsnt sa yet ''y fS1n
Why, there was, smong the .cian,n nut In, one
for tl,u destruction Of 'tsh3[smiIcs], not for
the losa Of fishing apparatus, but tile destruc-
ton Of
FISH, DROWNED nj n1uu WATER.
tic loss Of lsh, in llttlo like aboye tl,c dam,
water which the dam produced. laughter
hare heard Of fiah being destroyed for want Of
watcr, but this ta tnc iirst instance where I
too much water, atd. Jet this Commission
allowed their claim, mud you Gun ace II. down In
lheir report--sa,sd fol-, Ilsl,. ,,[1auuhtcr.l So
mitch for State Commtsefon."
Senator Dcnr6Uri tllrn took tic floor and
showed how the Commission bad allowed
double ctaims to the amount Ut $1,000. BESIDES
this fhcre wero claitnants who Ind purchased
hints long after tc dam was uulltt md llo In.
1catca otticr suspicious thtngs abous tho mat
SENATOR Merritt followed IN characteristic
speech, In which 1Io fired bricks at tsit author Of
The bill. IL seemed 10 relish ILLS opportunity.
scnator Lee said the whole thing was Glenn
steal, md Senator Gallon Thought somebody
i,ad I lied. d.
i. so THE MATTER WENT Alb AROUND.
TIE Sunate ducllcd tl,cy did not need any
committee OH This joker, and two Or threu
members really felt bnlllY that they could not
yet NJ tllu bill it once. Had It been up THU
r. lfrIa ~
, 1879-05-17

49,"
AH.llyAI.,
Prop G. Heitz, Manis!cu, lumber, r,,k. ,,,,,.
Prop cy Traverse Traverse .an'ies' foxs!s.s, ff1ss
Prop i: i: Thompson. Ma.kcson. lumber, po.
From Fayoritc, Msnom1nee. towing. 1,u., .,.
Prop jnn1cs Fisk, Buffalo. auni.!ts, Randot., aSsi
Prop Wissahtckon. Buffalo. sundr!cs, CLARK ,,,..,
Prop Commodore, Buffalo, sunirics' Gls,k sitss
Tug William Livingston PesLtlgo, towing. itn,s
strrck 4sua
stmr Corona. St. Joe. snnd.ies, nush street,
stmr Chicago. Manltnwoc, snnlzics, lt,,sb ,,,.,t
Schr John Mark, Martstec, 1ntnber Like sttts;
achr ilertcael. Henotninee, lumber, s.clson Sin
Schr Uranus. aicnomlace. lumber, StctIon sIIo'
Ychr CITY Toledo. Man!etee. lntnuer, Mason slin
scr u 4, peH'!e'd' White Lake. sles. lsock isIsaa
schr 3. III. portet,, lsrden bay, t!es, Iu.h ,,..,
Acow Trio, beneon iiArbo!, lulnhcr, Mud LAKE.
schr naek Hawk. Slater My. u'nosr, l!as. st;s.t
schr Alert. l'eahtlgoo, lumber, lush ulseel.
Schs lrnco Murray. Forcht Clty, lumber, Market
schF II: =. C1ok, 1!amli'' lumues. ch!eako, yas
schr Conquest. Sturgeon Bay. lumber. Markek
schr !. II. Forrest. Hatniin, Inmbos. MatEt,.
Scht i. J. LnI, Satton'a Lay, wood, Mutket,
ACTUAL sA1t.Sns.
schr John T. johnson. Buffalo, rraln.
rsnp Newbur0, ltutfnIo, snndries.
Schr Qne0n&a+ Dnlfaio. grain.
sesf sehf E 6asia 4. we}s: baiis9o. b. rfaa' faaa'
sellF white Cloud, sxglnaw. grain.
rrop Vanderbilt Erie, gra'n.
Sclr l5ela Drown. Manstee. light.
schr Nellie Acdingtoil. nn!1alv. grain.
Schr Robest lluwlptt, lfatn1!u. light
Schr q. @. Simmons. Musaesan, light.
Echr hungarian, Mantstce, light.
5chr Etian ALIEN. titecn 5ay. light.
ssF sssr r. I. T. so Siehs,e saa k1a1i kBaaio. gt.u
Schr Exile, buffalo, grain,
| Schr llastlu EArI. Musktgon, light.
Schr Eva Robinson, Mlnncknunrc, light.
Tug !.lanatek, Msnnckaunce. towing.
Self +. +. dnId. ureon lIas, light.
| s3chr Monterey, buffalo. grain.
|, Schr Oak Lraf, Ludington. light,
/ Ycir Orphan 10y, Port ST. IgEac, light.
schr Rouse Simmons, Muskesun, lixnt-
ssr sssr t. t. g. Sssfs Mssfs aan,sss. Masxss' iats sh
| Schr Albatrus4, MHskcg01, light.
scar Klngtlsler, l,nnaiu, grain.
| Schr Stampede, Buffalo, grain.
schr l.. q. cuates, sluskesun, light
yclr Onward, Muskegon. light.
| Scnr OwAsco. Duilllu, Xfatn.
seaf j. +. steekpEiags. +. 81: 1snsc snndn...
schr Mary u. llalo. Muuistcc, iiv,lr.
ssar M.ss.a TaSn,p.on, wills l.akfs, light
| 3Cbr Melvin |. !sacun, llnff4lD, Etal,
Schr Yankec Dlade, Colingwouh Hrafn.
nent Lanapatlhan, MnsSeg0n. hsht.
Senr @ Enns.,na Nlisu1,, o"sm.o, wsa'n'
Iasp raop Gonsstoen; nhna.o' sanaf'es' s'!i1at
M MSsns r9uiine, AnnsktRon. ~ ''Ins; ;.
| sCMs M oiau:ator raatMhsci, ns"''
sr ssns f,H hnGussa' hftnssM, f....,a, t1aam. t'a,..
2!t! 2GM! ' Msannua' Mns,suson' a.sn.
ans raYo.ato '..a MatanG.ie: LEVINE tu"'as'
1'.s 1shs nUmo.a' nIa's.' aS..a' Met'nuts' .. hta.'
S SEnI i'ane'' ~ ~nsat!aGt.ot mSn''
Scnr ea5s. NnIMe'ts' lEnt. v...
s nshr A"9te" 1aGasoI, Mantsses. nehI
M MSctI E T. Mt!n'' hhsstuM' flaaa'
t ncns +. =. 2.u ',ss, ca, 1uS,kegn'at s,sg' !iEHt
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Hurt, fattncr, Scott,
HutterWofth+ 1.ayman, Setter.
DyoFs. Lewis. Sinlonaon,
Carter tAtAn1B}, 1.osel. Snan,
Carter tJohunl, LYON. Smith, Smith,
ChnAe. a[nrston, SnFr.
toi''"'' corc' s!s!!h:r, " ftsp's"b Tsyot pt'%s"'beo,.
Cretncr, Mcbride, iThoNas,
Cseokef, McCreufy, Thomason,
Crosthwait McFio,, Thomp.oniCook]
ErhaEdt, Mayer Iramniellr
EIlatL 1ificham, vasoy.
Eidrclge, Mcil6eck, Warren,
English, Mitchell, Weber.
Ficki.n. Niops. Wentworth,
F0sbendet, Murray, Wightmnn.
Foy, NcH, Wright tDoons>.
Graham, Nichols, Wright {Du Page)
Gray, O'Malloy, Zimmerman,
Iiaf jTazcwcll), Qrendprd, link,
hamilton, Petsfs,
MATS.
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Ewing, secsest, Wllson-1G.
THE SUPREME COURT
The Senatc bill consolidating the Supreme
Court at sringaeld was takea UP By consent Of
the House, ati1 defeated by Votn OF yeas ~
md nars GO. a motion was made to recon-
afier the vnte by which this hill was defeated.
whercupon Crookcr moved to lay TINT mutton
Oh sl,u table. which molten was carried. This
action drove tho last nail in the collin Of this
bill, and It lies Ia the valley. a number OF
members d0tlEGd tile 10te oil this meususG, tear-
Ing to face tllc record. This was one Of tle I'M
portaut measures ot the scssfpn nnd ono on
| which there has been good deal Of lobbying OIL
| both aides.
/ TIE JOLIET nEFrutT.
Tho Senate bill appronrEat!ng $780, 900 to pay
the Indebtedness Of ttN Joliet Prison was takcn
| up without debate. Dutterworth got the floor
ui,l! attempted to sprnG, but was cut down by
| the llouse, md the Clerk called tho rotl,-7cas,
8S; mays. 49. Tic bill WIS lost. There has
been strong party ilEts on this biil during .he
esorY srcp on constitutional grounds. The bill
was lost because Of the usual number Of NIB.
sentees from tho majority stde OF the House:
Ihe Republlcans, haylng clear eonstit.tsonal ~.
Si %fil0''''' arc responsible Tor 'A' '''''' Of ''
ATTACHMENT or PERSONAL PROPERTY.
House Bill III, introduced by james, Of
Christian, amending Secs. aul of the act OF
MAY ~. 1877, relating to tho exemption Of ccr-
tain personal property from attnchnent, was
tukon up md passed.. Under See. of the pres
ent law the debtor can renloyn trnn, tho Stntc,
a,lt. take Will, him 300 worth Of property. The
bill nmcida this 50 TINT ilu can tako but Tho nee
cssary household furniture.
The bill amends Sex. = BY providing TINT the
debtor shall schedule hiB proncrty with Its own
valuation Ut lhr sautr. the amount exetnpt ori!'g
anpraIscncnt Of my arttclc Or articles. he ,nny
olcr sueI, urtsrlo for sale. II Ito moro
IL bid therefor than tLe value 'sxetl
by tl,e del.tor',, taets ean be no no
applied On thu writ mud the amount lIxcd OF il1r
nrt!clcs l,v the debtor 10 be pnid to llitn. The
btll abolrhes the tnachncry a1al expenso OF ap-
prafscrs, ald gives tac debtor his exemption ut
Its remedy III case the property is appraised tou
low.
ooop NEWS FOR THE pAniEs.
iiouae bill III, to regulate tho sale ot milk,
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on nseomi3g oySInsstsd ,as w!isio 70
lnd eventually uottlru un IVY chet. tfrd se't,as!
rrmolss without AralI. but. stas h,ppy teM ~,
thas MI health ha4 entirely In'pfv.sutttIy euiFa-
confident Ut zoon Gudius H., ,se!t en,lI evhlI1
II. 4yetGHAual. .iitttournf, IattFs'F"