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, 1879-04-15

tation dropped. Shortly afterwarts wltncss be-
gan 70 borrow money from Miller, Glvisgct,rcks
fnr tllc nmonnts. Miller said tho monny "as
amounting to t20l5. liz meyer reccived any
other n,onnv rum Miller. 1ic denied IN
swceping style TINT he Ind ever Eiycu the two
checks fur $o sworn to by Miller. The first time
wAa On Sunday, MARCH, ~, 1873, ut TIC
And witncss said, "Whatl Shurt Of whati"
They went 10 tic sher.nas llouso, not e
Thlcksl1n's, as Bworu To by Miller. A1il1cr batd
II wns wursc tim st,ottncss on Wlcatt ns'u tlIat
he was a dcfnultcr 10 tlIr auonnt OF about
$15,00. Tllu witness denied Jointly nt"l sever
aly every allegation nstl. by Muller tending TO
Tho tunds nmo from. Ile also denied ever
having n,ado auy damaging admissions to
Special Agent Stuart.
NIL tln could for Miller while In Canada. ial lent
him money, and had written and tcfenraptted to
DO ali this Tor Miller. e Would rou not no
judge n Bangs l.. ne Ind not tcpt the 7stnEs . Of
the checks or made my memoranda Of Their
issue. 1Iu rcpeatctl that no had never told
Stuart TINT $500 was twice ~ much rs he
wsa Ss Msf sS,c t. sf ns ~ rs q s
money, 500. Afterwards ho sent sometimes
Lnnberg or T1ttsslg. md sometimes got the
ns1ss sssa naissa ss aess ws1 asked s i Is sS
he guessed Judge Bangs knew tElt,
mud that lle (Bangs) would l,ave indicted every.
bndy IN Chicago i hc could. Further pressed
on The subject. tho wltness said Tint bangs
might waut him next week to testify for Ills
side, and might as welt treat him decently. Fur
tl.cr revelations in tegard TO the inner conscious
ness o! the Whisky-l!!ng Operations wefo pEe-
GN]knu rtsutncl his f4nt.
, 1879-04-15

rick II. Goodwin, deceased, and bond Of $4,000
approved.
'lhu viii of john DwYer, deceased. WIS ndmit.
ted to prnhate. Letters of administration were
t*suc,l to Catherine Maiden under bonds Of
s5,00O, which wctu approysI.
THE CALL.
JrnaE JiLobaxrr-tnll of tho criminal calendar.
THr APPELLATE GnuHr--t'i. kustcr VI, Hitler;
~. LnHcbtrq ~. MnckelhApscr: 1Hl, Aiston VI.
llrawncll. 1ul. Ehne VI. Cunningham: aud 1U3,
ltntlGy VI. Stnniifrh. Nm caac on hcaflnR.
.JunoE NANr-G1t. H77ls, HH0, Ha5, and l to si8
On tho rev cnlendhs n,ndc wD fun Tho docket.
No. nv on tEinl.
Junak JAxksos-Asslsts Judge Carr. No case
on trIn9.
Junur Moonr--3. 4, 6. 0. No. !, netts vs.. TIL
junor iIanrM-1d1 10 TO, tnclusIvc, cxccrt
1BH. M. 1a., wcttcrlunh Va. I,ace, on tr1al.
JUbHE atcAti1s1En. = l@! 10 l4D, Inclusive,
Julge Rogc!s' calendar. No. !, 3l5, BIRD Va. john
son, an trfai.
JvDnE FAnwkhh-1, sa!, Morgan VS.. Thomas
j uhuE WtLLtANs--9,0 OF. be Lncn -. Eulbndro.
ivIDE L0nNIn-Nos. 1g. -, 81, ~. 3i -,
~, ao, 30. 40, II, IL, nnd H.
JUDGMENTS.
C1ncE1r nT-CoNFE..fosh.-Ueorgo w. Dlt-
finger Va. Eliw nri Hermann. 81. tO8. D0,
IuDiE NAnT-M. D. Wtlls ct al. Va. j. T.. hfathtr,
S41l. .hO.-BaacN n. Harmon VIZ l.. llpnc. $141. 81
T.P. StanW0od VI. Alexander L. Moore, S. ti2U. II. -
". il. Cnndnn ". Francis Acncw hn1 JGrtnliah
Flynn, s100.-JAmca Charnloy 70. +. ". Uaric,
9Hf :}f
, 1879-04-15
COURTS.

Tho Town Of Lnkc Caae-Recorl Of Judg.
Incnta, Now s,tlts, Etc.
Judge Williams was yesterday engaged In
hearing demurrer 10 the plea In tho case Of l..
l.. Mills, ex rel N. N. Lord mud others, ngatust
A. d. coudlt anl the other officers Of the Town
Of Lake. The suit was originally filed In tha ST.
portor Court In the name Of Lord and three
other taxpayers Of tho Town Of Lnkc, against
Condit and the other officers, but demurrer
was sustained 10 It, on the ground that the bill
should have bccn in the name. of the etate's
Attorney, at tie relation OF tho taxpayers, and
tho buit was dismissed. Another hi!t was f1cd
with the amendment, and was dcmurred to
again, but Judge moore ovcrrulcd 1t ami
ordered the defendants TO plead or
auswcr within certaln time Instead
OF doing 80, however, they took
change OF venue To the Circuit Court, and aro
nav arguing the snme points ngain. The bill
charged Conlit and the other officers Nltb mis-
fcasanco nrll malfcasRnco IN office, md asked
for m accounting. Mcssrs Dent E Black mp
pear for co1platnants, md Melville Fuller nMl
W. Il. Harvey for tic tofcnaants. Judge WILL
tnG1B took tho case Under Advisemcnt.
GKEBNBAcK MANS TROUBLE.
Judge Gary was engaged yesterday In hearing
the case at ". II. Condon vs.: Francis ;A!Enow.
jeremiah Flynn, unl Cnrter Harrison. The suit
was to recover $4,000 damages for belug put
out OF the Palmer House when plt1f1tln Weht
thcru to political caucus, Just before the Coll-
Rrcssfnnal election, to iHs!at on the rights OF
the Grcenbackcrs to share In the nominations.
The suit VIVA dismissed as to Harrison. md the
Jury found III Condon's favor uyaIust the otIler
defendants. but reduced tho damages slightly,
liking them ut $l0O.
BAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Judge Dlolgett Yesterday morning decided
the cnsrs Of Charles r. Morcy md Marv X.
Norcy against tho School Directors of the Town
Of High!nnl Park. These were two suits to re-
cover $3.50 each, salary as tcachcrs from Scnt.
l, 1877, to July I, 1873, in 1iighund Park. They
claimed they wcro engaged willis III svlnter-
set, Ia.. md tint tlty accepted the
contract, hut that afterward the School Direct
ors refused to allow them 10 teach at all. Tho
defense was TINT no such contract WIS made.
nnl Julgs Dlodgctt held that tile plaintiffs ha0
not proved the engagement. md rendered tudg-
incnt IN favor OF the School Board.
TIE GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.
Mr.. c. ". Upton. Assignee OF The Great
Western Insurance Company. has Just filed hls
quarterly report, which Is ns follows;
Cash on hand Dec. l8. 1873 :. ....,......9a4,6: 6:4
Collections since. ca..........,............ -. TIA
Total .....,. .......,.. ..... .... SIC, 100
Paid on account OF dividends. SIS, al7
AHelsnee'e fees. ~.
Cltrk'B ices ss.ss+'.st o0O
Other expenses, etc......... bf
, 1879-04-15
1s0ytotl.


sfEMrnss, Tenn, April i1.--Ncmnhfs ,ur,,rd
flcrsclf tuside cut 10 receive Capt. faul Bnyton
to-day; tile excitement mud crowds exceeded
even tts0so Uf The most memorable AfartIt Gras
celebrations. Tile roya0cr left Cnfrn ut 10 d. IN.
on Monthly, and run f1W miles In thirty-tuu
hours Without q stop, tn,ltgll receptions and
tuusic awaited him at 1IiatIy points. Including
Columbus a,.tl Hlcknnnt Kr. liz took his frat
rest ut Cottonwood Point, nri INN t,adc
nnDtkler atrafEhtaWny yntnEu OF tHenty.pjyt
hours, accomplishing 1UO miles, uIlti 1tuttitlg
up Ut Drad1ry's t.aiMlf,E, twenty mrs aLDve
tlis city. Hc left tile latter mint ~ 10 O'Clock
thEs ndrung. mud reached lerc ut ) ociutk
this afternoon, heng received nboye the city
by M excursion boat, 'Nct. tterson,' with
flags aiMl cuunOn ntrl the presentation u
cnl0rs by Miss Jcanncltc Boswell, M behalf o[
Memphis The fevcc wns dcnsrly hacked with
people, black md white, eBtlmatcl Mt 15,D0O,
aud In the excitement several we're forced over
hoard from the steamers, but nil very Rayesl.
Ono terrible storm was experienced, but tlr
boat DahY Mine In storm dtcss mil Doytuu
weathcrcd It, The Captain ren1,rts trouble Ia
getting Into chutes md sscnd water, autl will
hereafter keep the main channel, beng greatly
insisted BY the Government lIgh1s. lie lost hfs
headlight ut ono time. and oncc Of twice cntue
mar being run down by stenuers. His rccep-
tion here was un ovation. lie spoke from the
balcouF at GastoD's, nnd wns s0rcnaLGd ut the
samc place IN thn evening. lie remains In Mem.
phts Until Monday at 3 o'clock, when he takcs
the watcr for New ORLEANS. He expresses him
self aa confident HON tint lie wilt make the trip
in safety, though solnowllnt depleted 10 physique.
, 1879-04-15

RIO REfT-THE FINE 4.sTGRY HT0NE.Ft0HT
building No. $40 Wahssh.ay.. near TWrstthtt. !
chcan t0 K0nh party only. inquiry OF JhC0R WELL,
VI " WAsEsnKt0n.St.
ftD, RENT-TliE a.sToflY FRAME AND nRICE
l htsetnent homta No.. 5!n sFal,aahhv.t wifh harm.
Inquire uf STILES, uULDY 4 Mc3A1tAN, LIZ La.
Salient.
, 1879-04-15

t1u f,ESr-a15 AND R07 WEST .fACKFIiN. .sT., =.
story an h.aenent brick foon,* ana a!sovc: hos
!,uSsTAH 4 To-. Rootn 1a 1so UcArbot1.'t. OF $50
West jnck*1n.st.t
IfII i,E1T-TifE a.sTORY ;STNSE DWELIiNu.
hnuac u rark-hr.. south frnht, vralnd throughout
Nth moderG n n,ss ordes ~it hrsk e;
wGst sAndoIplIt., brick dwelling. handy 70 aud
business, Ii, e, NIJftEY, u Elntk.1t.
, 1879-04-15

PERSONAL
N fhfs column. thrte Hnrs len. II cents nsr III
sertfun. Each additional hne, 10 etH4s.
DEK5OSAL-NONTH CLAKE. ST. RESTAURANT.
l. Sunday night. VIII lady In white ErAr pieaao al.
Tcss atnittr, who was with Gctian aal laly2 81 10
Tribute uncc.
T)ElssuSAL-N; NOT GONE, SEND WORD 1A1ME.
/ JIntHly, j. "
, 1879-04-15

Mothers! your child nar havn worms! Thou, by
nll means use ''l}sown's Negnifuse comnta. II
They arc the best, suTest, and must pleasant
cdy known. Avoid c0Untesfets. t'rIce, 81 cents.
, 1879-04-15
~ANTED-nIAlIE: IlELP.


IN thfa com1r. fAree lfnfs irss II cents PER IN.
stTfioa. Each dddffonaf tine. u cents.
, 1879-04-15

I'M e T1k IIEUNE R1kANEN 0FEKCENe
TN oIlE,EtI tn ACCOMMODATE OUR NUMEROUS
patrons throughout tho CITY. VIZ hare established
lfnnst, 9dcea q w different yl'ons. y tesKIatsd
rfce cArerl At TIC hntn Dcc knl viii hu received
unit, O'Clock y, during the week, and untl! =.
on sAGurdayl:
II. 4 Il. s1MMs. booksellers and stationers, laa
Twtnt .aGc0nI. 1t.
j.. II: Walden. Sarsdcalcr. stat!oncr. etc., 1000
ROI5Ehr TitKdsi5TDN, Wtat.aIde News Depot,
Illus is1and.ay.. corner Of HalsteH.st.
II. e. 1[E1tI.ICK, JG~err, SewNtea1cr. and Fancy
G1OUA, IN t,nED.tt.. C0FpGf Lincoln,
The daily gazette., 1879-07-22

1901 ETlLfN. tiH"uHbIS W '...'.s.. oi'I,TVo
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at al prominent points, TO whom
liberal compensation will be paid.
Application for rates to clubs should on
ly be made TO The Home Office In New
Orleans.
Write clearly stating full address, for
further information, or send orders 70
M. A. .DAUPHIN,
J. o. Box COZ, New Orleans, La,
or same at
No. 3l9 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and manage.
ment of Generals q. L. Beauregard AND
| Jubal A. EARLY.
| iy9-w&s&w4w.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-22
Paving the Piper.

A Plttsburg dispatch says: "a large
number of suits have been brought
against this (Allegheny) county within
the past week for losses incurred by in
dividuals during the July riots of 1877.
These suits have been delayed till this
time In order to allow the Supreme Court
to pass upon the question of the liability
Of the State or the county. 1t having
been settled by that tribunal that the
county is liable, the lawyers have been
rushing in suits by the hundreds in Or
der to be within the reach of the act Of
Assembly which says that suit must be
brought within .wo years after the loss
was incurred, The most prominent law
yers here say that this two-year limita
tion is not constitutional. The amoun
of the suits brought thus far Is abou
$250,000. The total loss for which tn
county is liable is now placed at owe
$2,700,00O, which will seriously embar
rass the county TO pay"
The daily gazette., 1879-07-22
LOCAL. TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For Philsdelphia: 2T, 100, $40. 500
ss e. So MI z 81 81 sasaays IL ss w. M ssa
For New York 2.s1, lO.O4, - m, IL 81, I2s 80.
o4s m m,onsundays; 2 0sa m. ;, "a. p; m
$50 a m; IL ST, 1.O4, 6ls. pm. Sun
days ~ 81, 30, q m
For Port Deposit: SO m no sunday
For New Castle: e9O, 9i5 a m;i06, $500
m; no Sunday train. .lit.sess
For Delaware X. R.: o16 q m; O5, 9 30
pm no Sunday train.
For wilmington Northern R. R.: 8 20 q
m; 800, 10 p m; no Sunday train.
For Delaware Western r. r. I Is, 10 O5 q m
b2Dpm. Sunday train, $40 m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT wILMINeTON. -
'fo iaos ,pm; q Is, Il q q. 5 s., 81, % sSs 5,
10 10 . mi IS, 10 q, ii 10 p m.
Frem New HoIx: l O6, 9 "a a m; 10 n, 70 b
604, 10 22 p m, ON Sundays IL 4s. OF
From baltimore: Q o., s 40, al, a m; 70 q
iass,6 50, ss p m; on Sundays: oa m
From Warrington: 2 o. q m l2N, - So
Sss. 93sp m; on Sundays: o. m; 8 Y
FROM Port Deposit, 900 m no sunda,
From New Castle: 800 am; 1910 m
From Delaware X. R.: 8 50 IL 10 a n
10 p. m; no Sunday trains. n.
From Wilmington d Northern II. r.: Oe
II % q m; 36 p m; no Sunday trains.
From Delaware Western r. r.: 90 m
| 215,7 45 p m; Sunday train, 5.25 m.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
From Broad street and Warrington ave
nue.: 7 80, 8 90, 10 80, II 4b q m; 30. 8 81
go, ois, slo, 70, Il 30 P m; on sun
days; y,s;,;I 30 Jn m; So's a. A. Il 50, m:
20, q m, 70 m, 70 IS, 8 %, $50 II 80 p 4
on SUNDAYS: 8 80. II 80 p m.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-22

AMPAGNEB:-L IL. taederers, Carte
blanche q. II Mumn's, Dry verzenay
9eisler = 90 y Dry Verzenay Piper Held
sick Dry MonopOls.44l sniAe 9lA lt.tit
nUNuf4I ES :LOlivel oil IN quart st ,ne
Jugs, from the house Of A. Oliver. Paris |;
Liqueur de Benedictin; Maraschtne Cor
dial swiss A6sinthe; AmorEo Aromatico
BRANDIES.- Otari Dupsiy& 4 Co., Pinet
Castiiian q Ce.; r. Prunief. i,lh t..-.
HOIl.AND GIN .-Bohlen Gin, Old
Anchor Triple Flavor, Fish Gin. Old Tom
L enden Cordial. mo u
RUM.-Old Jamaica Rum. Old Santa
sHERRIEs.--P. @. Pale Sherry. Pale
POKT WINES burgundy P.srt. le i.
MADEIRA.--Old Reserve, Pure Juice
BURGUNDY wlNEs.-Chablls' White,
Pommari X ID, VoInay Red, Chamberiin
CLARErs st. Julien, Flo.rac. Chateau
afl FiisHoIp i;.i waIsKiEs. star. Pure
Rye. Diamond toA ovsrholty Pure Rye,
sheriiis' @ Isle tscotcfi.S W
Bass Ale, N. b. Poster ( sons; Bass Ale,
K. d q. Hibbsrt; scotch Ale, " IN. YOU'D
gers; India Pale Ale, VIM. YOungers';
Guinness dublin Stout, N. Is. Foster a
Sonss; Guinness DubIin stout, ". a 1,
Burke's; Giugerl Ale. Cantrsn. 4 Coch-
| rane's.
Fine Imported and Key. West Gig ars
Wholesale and. Retail. Goods deifvered u
| dars. l remain Respectfully yours,
jyis-iy.flf JOHN MEALEY.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-22
The News.


Lord Chelmsford demanded that the
Zslu King should submit by the srd in
stant--People Ia the Madras Presidency
have revolted against the tax on pslm
trees-The English and French Ambas-
sadors have called on the Porte to give
Mahomet Tewfk the full authority OF
Khedive--The captain of the wrecked
State Of Virginia has decided to remain
some time at Sable Island.
Thirty-six new cases Of yellow fever
and three deaths are reported at Men,
phis yesterday the Government will
send 1900 tents and rations for 10000
people to Memphis. The city is nearly
deserted--The Treasury has ordered the
Government store of silver dollars to be
paid out--Secretary Sherman and Post
master General Key are being entertain
ed by the merchants Of Boston.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-22

Water delinquents are quite numer-
Gus in Philadelphia. apparently. The
roll of water renters who are in default
is reported at nearly fifteen thousand,
some of them of four years. delinquency.
1t must be badly managed water de-
partment where such Is the case-or the
delinquencies are not actual-except II
be among the employees of the depart
ment. In time past several of the Phila-
quired to explain in court concerning
money collected, which they put into
their own pockets. Fortunately we have
nothing of this sort in Baltimore, the
rules OF the department being well en-
forced
The daily gazette., 1879-07-22
THIRD EDITION
.u.<ss..s,... for rs-Day.

Warmer, soaneast TO southeast p'nds,
falling barometer, and partly cloudy 'oeoth-
The daily gazette., 1879-07-22
FREIGHTS PAID BY THIS COUN'
~ TRY

IL has usually been claimed that the
United States pay every year In freiQhts
upon imports and exports at least hum
dred million dollars. The New York
Public contends that these figures are
far In excess ofth facts 1t takes the
quantity OF merchandise weighed and
measured by the surveyor Of New
York each year. This. reduced TO tons,
amounted last year to ,5l4 ,304 tons. The
average charge for freight, the Public
says, does not ex seed 81 per ton, whi sh
would give $40 6OO, 900 for the freights
paid BY New York per annum. New
York's exports are 40 per cent. Of the
total exports and 90 per cent Of the to
tai imports, 80 that at these rates the
country's total foreign freight expenses
would not exceed S25, 600 900. Allowance
however, must be made for the greate
distances OF some ports in this countr!
from the foreign places with which the!
trade, and for several ether consider
atoms which constitute elements Of In
creased expense.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-22
ssSuclp a Club..'

The Chester Times A short time ago
the Ross nine of this city accepted
challenge from club of Wilmington
styling Itself the Quickstep mDe. The
game was to take place Saturday on the
Chester grounds. The club arrived, but
such clubi barefooted, no shirts on,
ragged, dirty, and altogether a sort OF
feilO ws who looked more like bummers.
They neither had ball or n dollar to
nut up against ball. The Ross club
were greatly disappointed. They Thought
that it was a tirst class club and that "A
good game would be played. Out OF
courtesy the Ross boys played friendly
game with them, and beat them feal fully.
II that was a rsI resentative club of Will
mington, certainly base bail is at low
ebb IN that city.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-22

WALL STREET YKsrERDAY.-Tbere
was an active speculation in stocks, but
the prices for leaiing shares were deci-
dedly lower. Government and railway
bonds were still In brisk demand and
higher, while State securities were stag
gnant. Fore,gn.exchanges were dun and
lower and money on call was plentiful q
to 3 per cent.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-22
CURE YOURSELF !!

DIT. bOhlhuHu :, sesstkps NuFAtNs HWHIAhteu 70
weakness Generai Dehiy Impo.eney, etc, and restores
Lost Power" and bsings back the "roathfs vigsv OF
oracses 10 from two 70 seven we,ss TIM. This reme-
dy which has been used by Dr. 1unannan III his pri-
f IN curing even the m0Rsf CAsEs Ii gives vitality and
energy with wonderful effect those middle aged
who feel weakness beyond their years. Its invigo
uing properties felt at Young suffering
ro consequences OF that drendfnlly destructive
habit of self this medicine with the
ince Of q speedy ard PERMANENT sure. Tte' pstisn
Directly on the parts affected as soothing and hsslin
and rritaed duets imparting power and tone and re
storing them to their natural state the same as II the
banefu habit had been iBdulged In. The ingre
dients simple prodirtons of nsure-barks, roots,
herbs etc. and area specidc for the above edisssses
nf-Prce, Five Dollars sent with full drections, etc
10 any address. For sale only at DIR G. A Bohannan's
office, No. 62 North Fifh street between Washington
avenue and Gree st.. st. Louis Mo Established in 1857
B1-Dr, Bs"Trease on Special Diseases" which gives
scisar derss9;Sf the nnssre mRsST.' mssh. & .s o,
FREE 10 any address upon receipt OF one stamp.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-22

Stewart l.. Woodford, ex District At
torney of New York, returned from
Europe on Saturday ami denies the re-
port that he was instructed by President
Grant in the Spring of 1877 to seize Gov
ernor Tilden and take him on board a
gunboat in case he qualified as President
of the United States. When closely
questioned in regard to his interview
with John F. Mines he refused to answer.
Mines, who started the story, will pub
lish another statement coroboratve OF
his former publication.
Chastine Cox, the murderer of Mrs
Hull, complains because there were no
colored men on the jury that tried him
The daily gazette., 1879-07-22

1t is now reported that Senator Hill
having buried the hatchet, intend TO
unite in An independent movement in
Georgia to elect DR.. FELTON, Governor.
IL this programme is carried out the cam
paign will be lively one In that State
this fall
The daily gazette., 1879-07-22

Chilliness, dizziness, pains In the side
ard back, sleep,ness, listlessness, In a
word, general torpor of the system-all
these clearly indicate liver disease. Use
Or. Bultimore pills in time and be cured.
Price % cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-22

This institution was regularly lncOrpor-
ated by the Legislature of the State for
educational and Charitable purposes In
1868 tor The term Of twenty-five years, to
which contract the invlolable faith of the
state Is pledged, with a capital of al ,000.-
600, to which IL has since added reserve
fund of S35O,O0O. Its grand single mum Der
distribution will take place monthly on
the second Tuesday. IL never scales or
postpones. Lock at the following distribu-
tion:
CAPITAL PRIZE $50 900.
| 100 900 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS
| EACH.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-22

ulsdslHI
9 10, ~
bhsaslH
III and
YELL |
Nt,,n0
.. 81
Sltimore
ltin0r
k.;ii.n,i|
Iins fol.
CastH
Srring0
4. n,i !
I,i0, p |
II %. ~
sdslphit
kLAWA
Chang
iEs,Tl
ve WI
b0 p. n
live Az
five Pt |
burnina
70 p. y |
Burnind
10 p. , |
ivine,
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-20

The aphorism ''put begger on horse
back and he'll go to the devil, is peculiar
ly fitted to the following clipping from an
exchange;
AS the leading men of Morris did not
care enough about the proposed L. F. &
d. r. r. to endeavor to secure favorable
legislation in its benalf, the road will prob
ably turn towards the south after leaving
the outlet of Lake Whipple, and go to Ben.
son.-Pope County Press.
We presume there is no use in our plead
ing for forgivness, nor will our supplica
tions or entreaties to have the road follow
the route laid down in the charter avails vi
anything. Oh mighty power Tin you
mind) we beg, entreat, yea even implor'
thee, be not too harsh with US, we did no
'endeavor to secure favorable legislation
for steal and outrage, but had we know
the consequences; it were possible we nigh
hive secured your services, knowing you
willingness to advocate any measure TO
ten cents.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-20

One of the first things that should claim
the attention of the authorities is the filthy
condition of some of the yards and valleys
in this Village. Refuse of all descriptions
has been accumulating for some months
past, and it should be removed at once, or
as soon as the weather will permit, for
there is no question, but should this con-
dition Of things continue to exist, there
will be more or less sickness when
these malaria breeding spots commence to
thaw and decompose under the action OF
sun and rain. 1t is the poisonous and
deadly gasses which generate in and ex-
nude from spots of this description, that
causes so much sickness in the spring, and
if we wish to avoid it, steps must be taken
to have the matter attended to forthwith,
of course there are many who always make
it a point every spring to clean up their
yards and remove all refuse from their
premises, but one careless party by neg
lecting to give the proper attention to his
surroundings may be the means of not on
ly causing sickness and death in his own
family, but his cleanly neighbors and their
families, are subject to disease through
his carelessness. 1t is in cases of this de
scription that the law must interfere, and
where party has no regard for the health
and comfort of his family or that of his
neighbors, then the law must protect that
citizen, who, having complied with its re-
quirements aud enactments, is exposed
to danger by the negligence of the shiftless,
and slovenly. Ordinance No. 8, provides
for the abatement of nuisances and makes
it the duty of the marshal to give notice to
the owners or occupant to remove any such
nuisances forthwith, and provides that in
the event of any refusal or neglect after
such notice, and on conviction before a
Justice of the Peace, they shall pay fine
not to exceed twenty-iv dollars for each
day they shall permit the nuisance to re-
main, after being notified to remove it.
This is matter in which each parent in this
Village is interested, and they should see
that any who maintain nuisances of any de-
scription are promptly notified to re move
them, and in case of non-abatement they
should see that the law is promptly en-
forced. Some of our physicians have al
ready spoken of the great danger from this
source, and many Of our residents feel that
the subject should receive prompt atten
ton. That there has not been heretofore
any trouble or sickness from this source, is
no reason why we should remain inactive
and as IAN ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure, we take this opportunity
of placing the subject before the proper
authorities, in the hope that prompt actor
may be taken.