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The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-11-21
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and eggs.
The King of Siam has 5000 wives. He
IS bald.
The greatest strike of the day-Tval7ee
o'clock.
A friend of education-The free knoVI-
edgist.
A Whole-sonled man-0ne who has
just had his shoes repaired at the cob
bIer's.
Why are handouts like guidebooks -
Because they are made for two oITrists.
Speaking of the dead Languages, Pro-
fessor, !" inquired the new straent. .tsIE.
killed them 2"
"Will you name the bones.ip the heaa
''I've got them ali in my head. professa.,
but can't give them"
Adams first suit of clothes must 1at.
been winter style. because he didn !.
tban tilt after 6ae fall.
Hood. ID aess.atas ske meeting d !.
man and d Ian, said sIhs
viii al lis ats.aad
his name.
A Cohoes baby So
one eve, but We may u Isas
will keep ttiat ere Or
chance.
q schooner assn foE i've
4sTZE IT. y 2
translated hE zIHasn papeE 70
reads .sa America Yen can get
ftf3fI 81 Hssr for five cents.
4a bill Of ! plumber II Paris ii.
contained the following itsns.s- q
searching fof gas leakage, two francs d
having found It, three francs.'
8 young lady, about TO marry farm. sz..
said Mother, Eve married a garden4 81
She forgot that owing to the match :as
gardener lost his situation.
brilliant and impulsive peopis. saiz
lecturer on physigognomy, "have blaez
eyes, or if they don't have 'em they're aas
to get them, if they're too impu1sive.
1t was Horne Tooke whom George ffY.
asked if he played cards, and VINO gzaveF
replied :-"No, your Majesty The fae1
is, cannot tell king from kna4a.''
The Chinese say there is prolific ueIs
OF wisdom at the foot of every gray hafEi
~ III some. OF our enterprislng producers
ptesse 20 oeVeloPe the held Immediately.
Aes as 60 our ana walk in The sof
n9onAyhs aatona :, anu view the beauties q
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The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-11-21
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The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1879-11-21

A curious itfa5a##6 viii A.
transpired ia fAls .y, aaa5te
proof of the cid aa.ss5a tl6.ss lsss,. ,,.,
slip tvixt tss g4as.s5i aa ia So
two summer 5ne s
young men v ted b
of Wiscons
guest at hss
accepted, and
host and him
and bid far loser na4are
as the guest i.a paaehant for the
sister of his dis love affair did
not run smoe =act, WIS nipped N
the bud.
Thence came aziHosity, and the Will.
ON guest oecaue an enemy. Mine host
alleged board bin Of elo0 and claim
of $35 borrowed money against his ex,
friend, and in Pursuance thereof: engaged
an attorney 10 Fess the claim in Court.
This went on ii. some tine, the debtor
never being bra4zht face TO face with his
creditor or the atter's attorney until the
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

"reminiscences Of James Z. Aver and the Town
of Aver, is the title of handsomely printed pam
phlet of l56 pages, by Charles Cowley. from the
press of the Penhaow Printing Co. Of Lowell
Mass. The work is dedicated to Frederick Fan
ming Aver, of the late James c. Aver. Some
of the "reminiscences" were read by the author
at the tenth annual meeting Of the Old Residents
Historical Association, held in Lowell May Sth,
1879. They deal with his private life and charac
ter of Mr. Aver rather than with the business life
and the great enterprises with which he con.
nected, and by which he accumulated handsome
fortune. From early boyhood Mr. Aver evnced an
ardent thirst for knowledge, and displayed remark
able energy and industry. He was born to sue
coed In his maturer years he became a ripe
scholar and an admirer and patron of the fine arts
He was also possessed Of versatile mechanical
genius. There is scarcely machine IN the entire
establishment Of }. G. Aver Co., (outside Of the
printing Department. which was not either wholly
invented by Mr.. Aver, or if devised originally by
Others so reconstructed and improved as to become
largely his work. He also invented a system of
Geographic printing. He was connected with
various public enterprises was mainly nstrumen
tai in building the Lowell and Andover Railroad,
and was an earnest advocate Of canal to unite
the Atlantic and Pacific In short, to quote
from the remarks at Mr. Ayers funeral by the Rev.
Theodore Edison, D. d Whatever his hands
great force into every movement which he made. ="
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23
''EOrpIun Work and Enuli Sh WoupS " i

''Foreign Work and English Wages" is
the title of a new book by Thos BrasscY,
Esq, NJ. T., which is attracting much at
tcntion in the English journals on the
agricultural question Mr. Brasscy admits
that the British farmer has but little
chance of entering into competition with
the American. He admits that the Eng
fish agricultural laborcr is lifted and i'll
educated, consequently an inefficient and
not very intelligent workman. 1t is open
to argument, he says, whether il would
not pay any farmer who was untcttcrcd
by his landlord by social usage, or by the
Trade Union, to feed his pcasantry us
they are fed in America to pay them lit
least the rates Of the highest paid English
agricultural labor, and to exact from them
such work As we'll fed Americans can
perform, such intelligence in the man
agement of machinery as high wages have
always been able to command.
The business of canning and packing
oysters. fruit and vegetables in Baltimore
has developed in remarkable degree.
Most of the establishments used for hand
ling oysters in the winter On spring, arn
utilized in the fruit and vegetable industry
during the summer and fan. 50 that their
hands are kept employed throughout the
year. The Baltimore American SAYS.
There are at present eighty large oyster and fruit
packing houses. with capital of 5000 900 2iy
ing direct employment to %, 600 persons and pav
ing out for wages S5,S, 49, in lSS. There arr jill
gagged in THREATENING ? ~ vessels valued 1t
SlllS0oo, bringing l6.320,0o0 bushels to Bait
more III 1873. Of which only 9l $50 were sofa tor
local consumption. OF the extent Of the trade IL
canned goods. some idea may be obtained from
the fact that MS i569Sl cans were used. costing
24GD0l9
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

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The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

poor Ola man who is confined in the
Belfast Jail, as he says, on the suit Of At
torncy General Mcclellan, for profess
sional fee Of SO, tells pitiabe story,
which viii be found among our local news.
Those who heard the Attorney General
SO cloquently portray, Just before election,
the oppression Of the poor man by the
monied interest, would hardly recognize
that champion as the plaintiff in this case
eThc Attorney General, who has u large
and lucrative practice, besides his official
salary, and it is said, has Just received Il
fee Of S22,5oo in the ease of widow lady
of this city, or half the amount recovered,
could we'll afford to forgive this poor old
man. and unbar his prison doors one
would suppose, to hear this high official
pleading for his own reelection to Office.
that he had
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

Just after the election the Calais Times
advertised that it had an 'abundance of
verbal testimony and documentary cvi-
dencc" Of bribery on the part of the Repub-
leans IN Washington county. Had these
charges appeared ina paper Of any rcputa-
ton influence they would have attracted
attcnllonand called for investigation As
II was they were simply regarded by those
WHO Saw them as the rawlings Of an ire
Sponaiblc blathcrskite, whose object was
evidently 70 gain notoricty by malignlng
his hcttcrS. The Portland Advertiser
alone took a different view of the matter,
and went 10 the trouble and expense of
sending representative to Calais to re
ceiye the prol1ercd evidence, in order to
bring it to the notice of the authorities
hc Advertisers motive was unquestion-
ably ldudahle one but what a waste Of
ammunition for such small game 1t re-
minds Us OF a satire on Dir. johnson. of
whom it was said, he
pitts the club OF Hercules for what
To crush a butterfly or brain gnat:
Creates whirlwnd from the earth to draw
\ gooses feather or eXalt straw
SETS wheels on wheels in motlon-such clatter H.
10 force mp one poor nipperkn of water.
BIDS ocean labor with tremendous roar,
To heave cookie shell upon the shore
Well, the Advertiser Drained its gnat.
The Times man when put to the test had
no evidence which he considered availa-
bic. except in two cases, which were then
before the grand jury at Machas. and
that which he did not regard as .'availa-
hIc had been transmitted to the Green
hackers headquarters in Augusta The
grand jury has since been discharged and
the two cases of alleged bribery do not APP
pear in the list of seven bills returned
The Advertiser sums the matter up as
follows
i seems that there was 4t,t .os case Of bribery
IN Washington county that would bear the serut
ny q grand jury What is to be thought then
OF the mass Of sr-called evidence which was not
submitted to lhe courts but has been taken to
Augusta II must be weaker than the so called
evidence which taken to Machias and that
was too weak To stand alone
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

Somebody has sent Us a copy Of the It.
Louis IimesJournal containing a report
OF speech 10y Hon. Britton \. Hin. MIR.
Hill says the rag baby is not dead We
infer that the fool killer has inadvertently
ONer- looked Nj Hill
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

The "Ohio idea" is now the Democrat
ic ooh dear 1t hurts terribly
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

Blaine is the name of a new township
in Wright county, Iowa. Iowa is all
right.
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

Mr.. d IL Thing OF Mt Vernon was III this aity,
Tuesday evening, bending his LETT ear 10 the tele
graphic wires TO catch the news from Ohio. X en-
nebec Journal.
As Mr.. T. is a Greenbacller he proba-
bly, did not hear anything very pleasing
to him.
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

In this weeks issue of the journal is
foIdedasu supplement- containing the equiv
alent Of eight columns Of interesting news.
editorial and miscellaneous matter. Tnt
article entitled Waterloo Waits Win III
found specially interesting.
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

The Progressive Age has an article on
"the straightout Greenbackers" A bet
ter term would be "the Strengthened out
Greenbackers." The editor Of the Age
is prominent example.
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

The Bangor Commercial is very merry
over the Ohio election. 1t reminds us Of
the small boy, who "hadn't had 50 much
fun since his grandmother died"
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

Before the election the Democratic and
Grecnback papers in this State would
hot admit that there had been, or was
amy indication Of. a revival Of business.
Tie statements that this or that factory
had started up and was running on full
time. We're Stigmatized by these unvera-
cious journals rs Republican lies They
refused to see the signs OF returning pros
perty at their very doors Since the elec-
ton their eyes have been opened-or, to
put it plainly, they have no longer a mo
tive tor misrepresentation and deceit
Even the Calais Times is compelled to
admit that "A better feeling is manifested
among oar lumber manufacturers" and
that "thc demand has increased some
what, and prices are firm at the Slight
| advance mentioned last week. The
Times says further;
prominent manufacturer who has Just returned
from the est predicts that prices will be two dol
lars thousand higher next spring. The indlca-
tons now are that very large operations will be
carried on in the Maine forests this winter
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23
"a tear for pity, and hand
Open as day for melting charity"

But the palsied old man behind the
bolts and bars of Belfast jail tells diff
terent story.
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

De La Matyr wants Ben Butler for the next
President. Of course. Dexter Gazette.
Now what does Butler want De La
Matvr for
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

The Greenback vote in OHIO was about 5000
against $4,000 last year
The mills Of the gods do not always
grind slowly. They have done their work
quickly on the Greenback party. and
done it exceedingly fine
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

''lhe goose hangs high is no longer
a Democratic by word That bird is
cooked.
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

In dlscourslnS on the future of Florida
the Jacksonville Sun and Press saws
As to the extent Of the visiting crop of northern
ankees we have the utmost faith in its large pro
portions, and are making calculations accordingly
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

During the recent campaign in Ohio
Senator Blaine travelled one hundred
miles and delivered four speeches between
the hours Of l2noon and . y. nj. the same
day.
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

Senator Blaine delivered brief address at a
Republican rally in Cooper Institute New York,
Tuesday evening and received perfect ovation.
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

Mr. George Sllsby, .r., went into his new store
on Front street yesterday. Bath Times Oct 10th
Has he come out vet
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

An infamous demasogue" and "a dirty
blackguard" are samples Of the pet names
the Boston Herald lavishes on Gen. Butler.
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

Whatever other crop has failed in Eu-
rope, there is no lack Of snow. A heavy
fall occurred at Vienna on the Nth
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

The Age speaks of 1.-The Castinc Nor
man School Probably the pupils are
summoned by the curieW bell.
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

When Senator Thurman thinks Of his
responsibility for the Ohio idea he doubt
less eXclams, 40, dear"
The Republican journal., 1879-10-23

The Saturday Evening Mail. 4 Demo
cratic, hard-moncy local option paper, j.
Y. Neal editor, IL the latest Journalistic
venture il Portland II begins hy nonl-
mating Senator Bayard for the preSd,n-
cy, and the Hon. Bjon Bradbury toe Cos
ernor of Maine
New-York tribune., 1879-03-26
CALENDAKs THIS DAY.

SUPREME CHANNELS Lawrence Nos. - 46, 52
81 g. 62 &C. 10 &C. a. 7s So 80 l62 l73 l76 200 ~
20S. 213 2l5 2I9 224 225 235, 800 2iU 24l, A9 23I
25i. -
Nos 65 i66 Z39 96 81, OK 1877 1872 no. ll2 l44,
l5!. los l65. III, 1861 ll4 273 lG3 l76 1877 lSS p
1lU. III.
SPECIAL TRRs-van Brunt J-Law and Fact.-Nos. 566,
900, 693. 9l7 4s5. 949 953 800 9J1. 954. 912 ~ o--
CIRCUn-PAgT I-Danels. mos 27b3, 800 32o9 3Z q
1867 222s lSO5 1921. 2l74, 2243 942 3264 4l45 47a
9O34 1909 1910 2o74 272G 2s2l 3l2S 47Oo l7U7 2oJu
1857 2S5S. - . -
PAET I-Barrett J-Case on.No. 4324-Leonard sgt Co
umbia steam Navigation Company. No day calendar;
SUPERIOR CoURT-GENERAL TERM-Adlourned Tor tho
SPECIAL TRRM-Freedman. J.-Demurrer--No. 2. Issues
of Fact-Nos As, 2 "A g. g 10, II, ~, So 81 4S b4
TRIAL TERod-PART I-spor. Nos 403. lO6 80 oO|'
676. 633, Olg. 800, 452, 093, Ii, 1877.
PART II-Adioumed for the tern.
COMMON PLRAs-GRSBRAL TERlL-Adjourned for the term
EQUITY TERM-AdlOurDen for the term.
SPECIAL TKRA-IarI emore. y.-No day calendar -
TRIAL TRRM-PART IL. f. DalY J.-NOs Y19 l222, l72.
l7S $50 S76 9l7 s6l 9Ss. 97l, 1925 1897 20t2 1857
S$s 747 2O2l 998 Slj, ell 1913 90l, SO3' 2O'9 VOJ'
Dos 1927, 7s2. 9S3
PART II-Adiourned for the term.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TEEI-PAEr 1-Aker. G. J.--Nos.
65eo l41o 6445 Gl47 5O42 27ls $685. 1861 246s tGl
PGLr II-snea. J.-Adjourned for the term. ...
PART IIG-Sheridan. Nos: b5,H, 4465, 65a3; 5O40'
5222.
GENERAL sRssloYs-PARr II-CowtnC. J.-Frederick sim.
Charles Es Charles smith. burglary Pblip Ha1er
John ". II. Wilson, Rob IT Hall John Jacobson Mary Hat
Fodlnand Tomassal Joseph wnite larceny Marga
MsrgendOrf Digamy William Clark, larceny from he
person Max l. Davis false prefenceS Abraham J hauuO
wiz BeDet SClifman. Jacob Block, misdemeanor.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-26

lowance Of s5b granted the plaintiff Bell ngt Bausoh
MANI desire % see so15s sg H5eia3 IN s
Crskow.-l wish 10 counsel Prince agt. Wightonnls
Sr q sS dae stef Of hS S Moan ae
i don't think the affidavit sufficient G3let aG'' Lohen
In the matter Of Tlorne; In the matter o. & ke
granted Peoples Bank Moody In he matter Of Bsfk
Msn1Sn as 9ps sepEa@p ag granted
sands agt Philips Robinson agt New.York, New.llay.
sS sst %cnssn Ls IPs@a.cS cS%PRSy, 9s
Heating Company; Union Dime Savings Institution a@'
soleiGI Tr,"@By Judge Van vorst-snellng agt NC.
Intyre and others.-Judgment ior plain,,n 9p9on
superior CouLSpecGi Tn.m-i3y. Judge spclr.w ,h;nE
the defendant Thomas Gaynor entitled TO his d'chaEo
Judge ag G KS% M8nccI GnHTsS sS sf
agf Holberton; Lehmaer aet Gswold See memorandum
Relry BoutonUnder the decision of Ross as Domp, @ S
GefG G Stt ri efcrrnce ordered Mead KEMP
EoTder substitution Karcher agt Betlner order dis
clsIg ng recSlytr Meoo Sg WC5o1 i 1obcTr con
Inning nGnco G%n %g g B@v g bs R6Tal Ihsarance
Company Liverpool Aasoldson agt Aasodson Peckha,n
ignd SiorSon CO ait Martin; Mead agt Kemp
Gilctt Rust agt Hanset; Mead sgt Kempi snc dr agt
the Kings Mountain Mining Coupany.-orieIs granted -
Common PIeas-Specat TerH-By Chlcf-Justce y. r.
OF TIE assignment OF Burtnett etc
for removal Of assigree gran ed see 9nEon on NE
divorce granted Iawor at Smh.IuGgment Of ioreclos
and sale orsrsd FoTBond % Of @spGS SeoTs ap
iulgc In ne matter Fabbr. etcCOmwisson ordered
In The matter final accounting OF Rose ec>ee mel-
oIsndum counsel Smith agi. Nerder ION gram
ed Arrold Coleman Notion granted I1nckney agt
Busse-A AppicatiOn granted. Underhi agt Briggs scout
agt Kuabcl Hunt ast Buckingham MOOre o'cp aSl fei
sylvania Coal Company. -Granied
Marine Court CRGmGTS-BY Justice McA Adam.-
Schmi IL agt Ludwig Motion granted lot AWn
l8 no costs Putney ggt POppermin-Moil0n granted SI
ftst Friday of April Jessup ag SnOn-OIdeI seItu au
Madden SchwsrtZ-COmtnssiOn ordered IuCke
agt ODOnohue Hunter agt. JOnesProceeGings dismissed
BrOnner agt FOrchemcr Bernstein agt Mauder-M ohs
granted psinn tiles note Of issue
notices case for tal 80 cost To denaane %
Smith ag BartIle defendant may justify the sane OF
bail March 20 At 1913 IN on payment OF W costS
Maudl agt. Beuenha.- de1ed; Duor, 7g6-6 Iil
256 10 4l2; costs Ohphant agt. SoOVll pre-.
sumption that the plaintiffs bona hde h,tef OF
craft there allegation that he Is not 30 tst e
consideration would be defence mOuOh DE
MED Krause ag simpson Tho complaint states go,u
action aud the objection as 10 inc nahes OF ne
parties ground Of judgment Tor palnu WIN
leave and over within sA DAY
Oh payment Of $40 COSTS
New-York tribune., 1879-03-26
STANLEY McKENNA'S "WHIMS."


AN INJUNCTION RESTRAINING THE MANAGERS OF
THE CRITERION COMEDY COMPANY FROM PRO-
DUCING ThE PLAY.
Stanley McKenna obtained yesterday from
Judge DonOhue through his counsel. ex-Iudge Often
hoefer, temporary injunction restraining Jacob
GOsche and Francis L. Mackay, managers OF tho Crl
terion Comedy Company" from producing or playing
the pay entitled Whims" The injunction also di-
rected the defendants to account to the panUH for the
profits already wed earned from the production
Of the play The complaint alleges that the plalntn
owns the comedy Whims," which is adaptation Of
the German play "Dr. Vespe"; but that the English
version the most of It's parts is entirely new On
January l. 1S70 the plaintiff claims he permission
10 the defendants to perform the play under the
of "Our Oddities" 10 theatre outside Of New-Iork so
that an accurate estimate could be formed as TO Its
probable acting play the stage In the
event of its the defendants TO produce
It in Fifth Avenue Hall IN this city with the Criterion
Company. The defendants were 10 fit mp the theatre
a. their expense. TO rename 1t the Criterion
Theatre" aud to pay Mr.. McKenEa % per cent OF the
profts earned by the production of the play
Mr.. McKenna complains that under TINS license the
de'endlnts produced the play Chicago. on February
z 1879 under the title Of "Whims :" that when II
proved there. the defendants brought IL
out in Milwaukee, Cleveland and many other Western
citics tat Ecy refused 20 give back TO the plaintiff his
mauuscript produce the play at the Fifth Avenue
Hal; nat the defendants are announcing the play in
other cities and have advertised at PouShkeese Tor
this evening, and hat all their prOtS Inc defend
ants have paid him only 500.
The argument on tae motion for q permanent u1unc-
ton will be had Supreme Court, Chambers, Mon
day next.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-26
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY March 25.-In tho Court Of Appeals
Tuesday, March 25 1879. Present, the Hon Sanford T.
Church g. j.. aud associates M
Decisions handed GOwL-Smih agt. The City OF Buffalo
the Jaeger Iron Company aGL Waker-Judgment aniTmed
with costs
The People agt shulman another Judgment affirmed
The People ex fCl. Murphy agt kelly OOAIfOISIi tic
bridge Valley National eank agt Lynch, Recorder, etc
Order affirmed with costs. 49,.
LOIrn dgt Currer-Order OF General Term affirmed with
Wright agt Fleming Judgment demurrer with costs,
with leave TO plaintiff TO amend bis complaint on payment o.
within twenty days after notice mas been seIN
upon attorneys judgment OF this Court having been
made the Judgment Of the Court below.
COmius agt. Hahed.-MOtOn 10 dismiss appeal Denied
with $40 costs Of notion.
Richards agt. hichards.-MOtion for reargument sub
nitted
Fortune and another executors etc. respondents
ag Warren r.. CLARK. appelant-On motion Of TheOGOTo
Bacon, cause calendar a preferred
Appeals from Orders-NO 3S2ln the mattor Of the pet
ton VI the NewYOIk Central and Hudson River HaillO@d
Company 10 acquire lands Argued BY s p Nash and 10
seph Choato appellants John T. BuTrc Of respondent
no. 392.-Henry r. PirrsOn. receiver respondent agL
Frederick A Freeman implicated, appellant Argued by -
No. 355.-Wiliam NJ TeDo assignee etc appellant aGt
Eliza Baker, mpsdded, etc. respondent submitted ,
No. 3sS.-i People re william H. DOnolL survivor
etc. appellant against Controller OF the Cy OF New
York ETC. TespOndeDt Argued by John H. Hand IOT appel
liant; George Hynde StetsOnfor respondent. 80. ,,.
Ihe IT Vincent Female orphan Asylum against inc CV
Of TOW for reargument denied with $40 COSTS
Reilly, Sheriff against DemestreMotOn 70 prefer cause
On the calencsr denied without costs. 49,,
The Court Of Appeals Gay calendar for "wednesday harch
70 1879 is follows;
nos 800, 10 l3S, I34, 1856, 139, l4l, 2S7.