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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-16
JAMAICA GINGER

Purchasers OF Browns Ginger are warned gaipst
piratical counterfeits intended to be sold on the
splendid reputation Of this matchless article All
REAL Browns Ginger Is Jared Uy FREDERICK
BROWN, Phi adeiphia, anU the label bearing his
name is Incorporated with his private U. S Inter
nal Revenue Stamy TO counterfeit which is felony.
Browns Ginger-for Travellers use.
Browns Ginger-for Summer Complaint.
Browns Ginger-for Cramps and Collie.
Browns Ginger-for Sea Sickness, Nausea.
Browns GInger-for Stimulant; no reaction.
Browns Glnger-used by Army and Navy.
Browns Ginger-used all over the World.
Browns Ginger-counteracts impure Water.
Browns Ginger-prevents Malarial Disease.
Browns Congratulations Summer Drink.
Browns Ginger-excellent in Rheumatism.
Everybody knows the value of Browns Ginger ss
a household necessity and preventive of disease.
Be sure your druggist gives you the right kind
Browns Ginger, as described above.
FREDERICK BROWN,
Philadelphia.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-16

Legal Blanks, otall kinds for sale at
TIE ARaUs OFFTCE
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-16

Office hours from O'Clock forenoon to O'Clock
in the evening. Sunday from 10 IL O'Clock IN the
forenoon and from to in the afternoon
DR.. Wasserzug having had experience are prac
ticc for twelve years i'll Europe can be consulted
with the greatest confidence on all diseases incl
dental to the humaa system. When yOu have tried
all other means and exhausted the skill of medical
practitioners in old chroic diseases, consult DR..
Wasserzug, tie Poll physician. All who have heen
InJuriously treated. suffering from the DIRE
tul effects of murCurY other mineral poisons or
those who may be deemed incurible, viii seldom
fail to obtain speedy and perman MT relief.
Catarrh in all its phases, SCorbutiC EruptiOns,
Blotches of the skin. liberated Legs, Cancers. Tu
mors, Shin Diseases of every kind, Rheumalics,
terry, Piles Fits, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, bis
ases of the Eye and Ear, all Kidney ana Urinary
Diseases, etc etc.
"a; a nid ' - I'll 49, 49, 49, 5i ' r1'o o. ~
PEELED in three hours.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-16

A few days since q gentleman stepped
into CRITTENTON'S No. Z Sixth avenue,
New York. and stated that he had USED
HALE's HONEY OF HoREHOUND AND TAR
in his family for the last four months, t.
the entire satisfaction of them all, for the
cure of Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarse-
ness, Difficult Breathing, or any Affections
of the Throat. Bronchial Tubes and Lungs.
leading to Consumption; but, moving tc
the east side of town, he went TO the near
est druggist for bottle or this article
when the druggist attempted to palm oil
some article of his own manufacture II
place of it; and using here the gentle
mans language. he told the druggist he
Couldn't see it," or, in other words, he
was satisfied with "HALE's HONEY OF
HOREHOUND AND TAR, and wanted
nothing else; as he had already used this.
aud knew by experience that this article
would give almost Immediate relief, and IN
shorttime would effect permanent cure
of any or all Of the foregoing complaints
We have our eye upon the above-mep.
toned druggist, and trust should he read
this it will be a lesson to him, and to al
other druggists to furnish "HALE's HONEY
| OF HoREHoUND AND TAR" when called
FOR, and retain their customers, for the
reason that any one who uses this articit
once will have nothing else. Sold by al
respectable druggists at so cents anC
81 per bottle. Great saving to buy larg'
size
FLORENCE, Mass, Oct. 80, rs.
Mr.. CHAs n CRITTRNToN-DEARS SIR
Your circular is TT ceived. and | can trul,
say that deem your HALE's HONEY o.
HoREHoUND AND TAR one of the YER
best medicines in the market. took
hard cold, it settled on my lungs; L trie
almost everything, but received no beneh
until tried your HALEs HONEY o
FOREGROUND AND TAR. | ieeI that | al
now we'll from using the above, after try
ing almost everything else for two years
Please send toe circulars, and 0bIige,
NELSON & DAVIS.
Pixies ToOTECHE DRoPs cure 10 or
minute,
LOCAL Ranks. ofail kinds for sale
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-16
Scratch No more--"1tching Piles"

Scratch No nore--"Itchirg Piles"
symptoms of which are moisture, like per-
SEPARATION. intense itching, particularly
when undressing, or after getting warm in
bed, increased by scratching, might think
Pin worms were crawling in and about the
rectum, oftentimes shows itself around the
private parts. 4 pleasant and safe cure
in every ease is "Swayne's Ointment.
If allowed to continue, very serious results
may follow. 1t also cures letter, BARRIERS
itch, scald head, ring worm, blotches, al
scaly, crusty, itchy skin eruptions. Sem
by mail to any address on receipt Of price
so cents a box, or three boxes for $l.25
by DR. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia. Sole
by all leading druggists. At wholesale ant
retail by John Bengston, Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-16
POVERTY AND SUFFERING

Il was dragged down with debt, power
ty and suffering for years, caused by a
sick family and large bills for doctoring
which did them no good. was complete
ly discouraged, until one year ago, by. the
advise of my pastor, procured Hop Bit
tiers and commenced their use, and in Que
month we we're all WE'LL and none of u
have seen a sick day since. and | want to
say to all poor men, you can keep your
families we'll year with Hop Bitters foI
less than one DOCTORS visit will cost
know it. A W ORKINGMAN.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-16
A Quick Cure Guaranteed.

No minerals used. Young people losing their
health spending time with pretending quacks and
unsuitable TIRE aiment forcing disease into theiE
bodies by deadly p0is"ns. causing fatal disorders
and bowels, speedily cured. No false modesty
should prevent them calling at once.
DR.. WASSERZUG.
P o. Box 8S5 SOC Harrison street. between Third
and Fourth, Davenport Iowa. Rooms l. ,, & 4.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-16
- PROF. CHAPIN'S a
RUCHUPAIBA
49, AND al R1
Injection F'leur.
Greatest remedies on earth for
kidney and Bladder Diseases.

complete cure for all Urinary, Kidney, Bladder and
Te9ltal Diseases, in male female, as weaknesses,
Iack OF tone and power, Paraly sis Diabetes Gravel
pIIculty OF holding or passing Urine, Gonerrh9a,
anacn3n, inrbld Urine, elect, Brick Dust, Milky
ana other deposits Structure, Atonv Irritation In
discharges, Contagious Diseases pains in the hack
and thighs, Dragging down, Dripping, Ulcers. tn.
mors, Dropsy, Enlargement of Prostate, &c. Price
$10O.
CHAPIN's INJECTION FLEUR lie to be used with
Buchupaiba, in cases of Impure or Diseased Dis
charges. Price, with Syrlne,} 81. Sold by Drug
9 SITS. Advice free. See circular with bottles
Depot, IS Barclay street, Kew York
Prof. Chapin's reputation as specialist in above
diseases, his long and varied experience in private
Hospital and Disptnsary practice in New York city
is guarantee as to character of these preparations
they not cheap ''wishy washy"-but solidly re
liable. With these you can
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-16
ASTHMA and CATARRH

Dr.. E. ". Reads Celebrated Asthma Relief
Is undoubtedly the best remedy for ASTHMA AND
CATARRH vet discovered, also q sure cure for COLDS
AND CoUGHs Relief is guaranteed or purchase
price refunded. Samples sent free TO any who may
desire The medicine is put up il two sized PACK
ages and retails Tor SOC. and S1O0- DoZ prce 500
and 800 Those RENTING retail price will have
the medicine promptly forwe rded by return Eiall.
Address a EIHRlD0ES
Manufacturer and Proprietor, Rome, N. 7.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-16

PIKE TooTHcHE DRops cure 10 one
, 1879-04-25

street comu,fsson.mtscant, who ranks high
n trade circles, but ln was not ts n1an wanted.
Coifman alleged That somo one Ind becn tent!-
Ing out circulars tnlo the COUNTRY representing
That the firm Of p. ]. O'Connc'I II Co. wero
anxious to receive nl sorts Of produce at either
q. thcir houses, Nos $50 nud 26l snnth
Water street, aiid M $40 Lake street,
mud werc alsn sending out prtcc'currcnts.
There was nothing ctitn1Onl in this, but It WAS
farther alleged that not nuo Of those who sent
yro1ucc to the aboya address hal ever received
any return, nnonctAry or otherwise. 1t seemed
impossible to catch TIC fellow who was
causing all thls trouble but yesterday
Detective lIoinztnan, having aacertaln.
cd that he WAS receiving his mail
tbroual, a private box at thu 1rast Office, laid
in, wait Tor him, md made tho atreat: The
prisuner proved tu be q man named s. 2. Hay
man, but he stubb0rnly insisted tint ile MAS
The only truo alni original u. ]. O'Conucll.
Upon his person WAS found postnl-
card from II. Nordcn, Of Waupaca, Wis,
stating that he had lint day shipped hilu
n consignment Of oERs and produce. After
locking him up visit Wis made to tho Office OH
South Wlier street. Il was little dIn9Y room
With tno chairs, table and a pair Of hcaeca for
furnishings. A few papers Of no yalue were
found lying loosely about, and It did not look
trade. This. It Will be remembered. Is tho
racket SO long ni,l 50 successfully played BY tho
Loncrgans. 1t is quito an casy matter for the
police to suppress ttlts t,tw breaking out, II they
70 At It IL tho right suirls.
, 1879-04-25

THE " ". STRONG COMPANY AND 1Ts CREDITORS.
An adjourned meeting Of tic creditors Of the
". ". Strong Furniture Comnanv waa hctd IN
Inn o,f,cc NJ Hr Arthur r nte,, NJ nnTa
80, go 80 - 1"~''' 4s'' ~ ~
nailc stFect, yestefuhY attefnoon' Mf. II. d
Carter presided. About fifteen creditors OF the
house were prcsout. REPRESENTING uhput so1nN1
of c1a5tn.. The fnmmIuea onno,n+a,l ~ tbn
s..,,a.," :. .aa,t,.. s.s,..a, ~ ... Nv @'o
pef'oao t.so.t''6 LUZ ''.,.s w ipse"tory on
cash oasls showed about $55,0oo OF stock on
hand, including about g., COO OF accounts. Mr..
Rich. who reprcscuted tho Compauy. statcu
t,ot cor,fri oxo;nln,tfor rnu,5 xo1,,,e
"'" ts"aso
tlo fa!uo u u1o hssets on 1oreed
Balo about $7,5o0 Mr.. Bishop, tho
export, rcporlei that he had tuet 1nisbel. d
nrfcf cr,n,jrntfon a,,1 ,onrd that tho 1o,5,,.
,s." .",,s,,.'., Hs .,' wv asau"s
etoehno'aesa "cse lueaotcu 20 tno coneern on
Individual accounts abont $33, goo. Tic books
examined BY him showed TINT all stock wns paId
by ar throurh ". ". Atronr. Tbc stocx or}rtn,
ofly yns sS,SnO0 hut hatl hcnn smhsen',"nt1v in-
crcn.ed m sti5 mi Ti,r sn1nrjrs irown N soya-
vc,rs ano,,ntrH to s17.dM Gon,;n,,fn,r ia in.
vestiontfnns ho found thpt tharc wns n mvstrri-
oma hnitfinr nrrn,,nt n si.s 1ff, wii,h .vns
chnrrent,ia to Mr. ". IL. Strnnr. In n 1s7a
fi,rrc ind heen nn o,,nuni nroflf nm sincc Inn
n rantinunI ioss. yitc1, .,,rInr' ~" i"st t,vn
vcnrs jnIl' resshcd sXf' t0O Thc foct H w". niao
i,eycionei tint Mr. Stranfr Ind 'dra,v,, n lareo
nmn,nt NJ nrficrs for fi,rntmrc m ti,e t,rr, II
Snvnr ~ ti,e rnntrortore ~, tw1 l1n,,eas n H..
ia1 nvenmn srh,r1, H. hal hit ",,1 ,Sh,a aro
nnv hrftl in h,s ,ytfcis rnH,c q III sho.a hn,,sao
nrn ,nortwnnnd - ,ritt,j,, - mr. - tt.,in aseI
, 1879-04-25

Yesterday AFTERNOON. tho Ctunm,.tro N av.
,-o,u-t;.o,- ~ H.. ~ 49,, - wv
p1epet ,''.""o,c ' VI tHc No9'n D'F's'oh, ap-
polhtca at TIC luFheFlia!i meeting OF Inst Tues
day evening at tic olice OF tic Lincoln
Park Com,ntesIoorrs for the nurnoae nf ron,
forr,n,, with tho p.-,, Road r.r,.at,-. ~
.s'''.n ".s' ~ no.'u 4oE"so"'5 tuo
ahoscnotlt reeehtiS aaaagnFatca anu looking to
Tic transfcr OF Dearborn aycnue 10 tue control
Of that Board, as a boulevard conucctinp with
Lincoln park. This Comn,tt.c con.I.t.I ~
.t.... ~ Tai. :, ,St.,s
aes0.s a. - ua"'1' - - NnsoH, +. u. ehc!-
uol, fesef H. roe, anu W. u. Aertoot. = = Mr.. F.
.. Peabody, who was Chairman Of ti.e mgetlns
whcscat ,Ae Committee was appointed. vas atso
present by courtesr, mud nnrttcinaf e,5 N tt, Tia.
cus,pn of tic subject. - '"s @t'
There we're hut thEcn menbcrs M thc pnrlx
UoarI prcaent,-tht Cha;,,nans II. ii. Win.tnn
FAD, und Messrs. L. j. FausI, nnl Tnseni, SincE.
ton, S'0
Wr, {]ault nxnlainca ,hr tho commti,e. ~
which l,o wns Chnirnnn. wiz nrrsent. .,i,n nm. ~.
erty.ownore aInnf- lin nynn,i,, snIrh II Il nn,v
tlrrinnseI tn transfnrn,1 Init, fl"~srH H., nmt
iully ulnlerstatuI whether III n,nit,. lin transs
fsr. thry wo,,ji reserve nnv rnntrS1 mysr ttn
sewcraru. Ens. wnfsr. rtr.. t,r wi,cIt"r II" prrI
i:ntnnIis,ianrrs wn,la hnvn .hs TrSa- ~ - ,fis,,
iii. rnatI.hcI n,lI .tcsfrnr thr tr,'ss ~ .,rnaIt
growing along lint ti,uruiip1'fnrr' sI,miII tn.v
In ~ ,Isnnsed 'Ii n,1,ss'e' ..h.,'., '.Ha ~
Uo,nmttee represented wnut1 1iEo IN ~
nu vail infnrnrS In ~, I'm. nv. Nv ~
pertaining to ihcjr riaIts md nrYerrs. stt.r
, 1879-04-25

Add awltt a1id Everett took tie oath of
'..,,f 'tcrdny.
Watehe seasurer's receipts yesterday from yart.
or n'urces amounted to sa,4sa, ind his dis.
70. nee, .etaents s3.5oo.
: Thu Commissioner Of Health yesterday reject.
d all ,bIds Tor removing dead animals, aud viii
n. 'veltks Tor new blds.
nrs erip to tic amount Of sb55 mas redeemed
hntesI.y. 6iuce January S16s, 773.o1 kas btep
''ttemcd. ~ Of which was taken Tor tuxrs
xrspt s57.000.
Treasurer eetpp had an Interview With tie
CORPORATION Counsel yesterday In rsfeFepce to
hls bond. TA' amount OF II ias buen hxel at
$a,bNo0, ana hit. sslrp says le Will lavc 1t
ready to-day.
Mayor-elect narr.1op put his na,ns to his
9f!'sia 9a hond yss.ssots the amount bsing slo-
and p1om!sc4 10, se"o his bouIlsmcn TO siur
ia \ day Or twe
building s5'e';. y x:,7 ye..srd., sb II.
E .;oIs 1,se|,d d.s,'t, c,rs 1 s'e.y ssa I4.sasat
niut' ''fss'' to coat s7toos T. t w.s'asy wTnsnty.
, 1879-04-25
ELEVATED RAILWAY.
Incorporation of the Wcst-y!dc schemc-
Ur1ck rroAptotux,
gptetas Dgspatch to 1Ae Tribune.

OI GN0 "GAIsSiuc 6CQ6tUG-
Urlcf Prospectus.
EptrtaE Dtspatch to 1he Tribune.
6rHNof1ELp, ILL.,, April 21.-Tho Secretary
Of State to-day Issued license to organize the
West Chicago Elevated Railroad Company OF
Chicago. The object for which this proposed
corporation Is to be formed is stated as follows
In tho application: "For constructing, ruatn-
tn!nsug, and operating m elevated railway Or
convcyor, consisting Of Quo matu line and three
branch lincs. Tic main line from somo potnt
in the City Of Chicago to aomo point ia tho VII
lago Of Oak Park; aud branch line from some
point on the above mentioned main line IN sud
city to somc poiat in the Village Of Norwood; !;
and another, branch line from some point In satd
city to some point 10 tho Village OF RtyeTatda;
and also another branch limo from Aono point On
the said tnain line IN the said city to the Village
ot Brighton, 10 the Town Of Cicero, ali the afo!e
mentioned places ql, benE tn the County of Cook,
is s3,ooo, ,ooo, divided Into slo9sllurca, a,!a the
Charles W. Weston, Enoch q. Hookc Henry
potwin, Charles N. Poat, und uenry =. Dletricli.
, 1879-04-25

to erect th.ec-atory md bnscment stone. front
dWolllngs, Ere street, near State, to cost
$4,000; md 10 e. r. Fo1Iansbcc, TO creei II
two-stcrI and hasctnunt dwelling, No. 452 War
rem avenue, to cost 80, 600.
Some Of tho Aldermen decidedly object To The
Hail work, mud arc threatening to dcclnro tho
contract between them mud tho city At an end.
Tb1s is rcnlly the object Of tho whole moyc-
mont. They want other contractors asntl other
themselves because they did not Qes rtlat they
wanted originally. There arc two questions to
be considered in the consroversy,-one 10
whether or mol, in law, the resolution OF Aid.
!. he,ner ,e .ontr.ctors M havo wv vioi"tci @ % liz
contract. Tllcsc questions ouco settled, tho
Council eau act intslltGontly, but not unttl
then.
, 1879-04-25
JUDICIAL.

Hpkctat DttDateh to 2ht 7TfhunA
fsLooMlNaToN, Ill.,, April 2i.-At Gilman to-
day the Judicial Convention nominated tic Hon.
Lawrence Weldon, OF Bloomington; Judge Pills
bury, OF Pontiac; aud tho Hon. Thomas ]. Don
Geld, Of KankAkcc. Delegations wcro present
ouly from McLean, Iroquos, and kankakce.
There Is no ovidonce yet that tho old Judges
will not be candidates.
Special DisDtfch to 1ns Is1,ane.
JAoKsoHvI1Lz, ILL.,, April A.-'rho Demo-
cratic judicial Convention Of the Seventh Dis.
trct-Calhoun, Cass, Dewitt, Greene, Jorsoy,
Logan, Mason, Mepard, Morgan, aud Scott
Countics-was hold IN this city today to POM
lnato thssu Judges Of tho Circuit Courts. Six
candidates were put forward. Judge Cyrus
Epter, OF Morgan; Judge Albert MUIR, of
Greeno; aud Judge Lyman Lacey, Of MIsou, ali
present lneutubents, wero nominated GU thc
Irse ballot.
Specta. Dspatch 10 Tia Trthtnt.
Fiona, ILL.,, April a4.-Tha i,oIl.parsisan Ju-
dic!aI Convention for the Second Circuit CON
vencd here to-day, aud was largcly attended,
Samuel AIsop, leading Democrat OF Ettug-
ham, Was permanent Chairman, antl tho Hon.
Rufus Cope, Of this city, was Secretary. Tho
following gentlemen Ncro nominated BY nccla.
nation for Circuit Judges: The Hon. James
&. Allen, uf K1chiantl, ono Of the rrcseat in.
cumbents; tho Hon. Benson Wood, prominent
LAWYER OF EtllnghAm; and Judge c. Z. UogRs
OF Wayue. All ara gentlemen, OF eminent legal
attachments und lEEoproachable private char
artct.
, 1879-04-25
AIRS. .knapp said thai, attor tEo ak or cI9ht
months to which sh0 referred. utl


months to which sho referred, ntl
CRIMINAL RELATIONS nRTwEEH THEM cEAsEp.
But ello held Bain bound to his uercouent to
provide for her. and in tho spring OF 1873 M
arrangement WA made whcrooy t,o coyonantcd
to pny her geo on TUG 10Th OF cael, month. 11c
used to bring It to her house, always. In the
eToning. In October he said ho would only
bring her two more installmcnts. Ho brought
The st1onof in November, and TN Dec. Q. 1878,
shc mot him for the purpose of telling hitn Tint
expressed Ills intention Of giving her only $50
more. The next night sho met lin agalr, md
TIC shooting followed his repetition Of this d.
At 4 ihi. poiot Mrs: Knapp betrayed 1.orsclt
not money, but jealousy. She tatd: often
whcn wont to meet him I would sec im With
other women. One time he wns With n woman
named -. Another tins lte had two women
her sister: was Jealous, and told him that I
thought be was bound to nc. md had only
tho only one. flo said It dtdn'. mntter TO mo or
any e. e fs oasb SnE aS y; Nc VIZ Esode1 did met
discharged by him for saying TINT my house
from, aud that BALM was supporting Mrs. -,
whose husband is paralYxed. Often when
waiting outside his house, for him."
Mrs. knnpp, IL conclusion, ea.d TINT she
bought revolver Immediately after
HAHN THREATENED ro KILL nER,
and traded It oil afterwards for d. better one.
Sho paid 80 Tor the trst oue and told Balm of It,
tayitlg that she had bought It Of Ills brother
tly." He said II she had bought It from
Louis H. wasn't much good anyhow, aud
this set her thinking. In the end
aho purchased tic weapon. with which
tho mischief VIVA done. She did not deny tho
In ff1uf ntifn ffnjr MI
ner claim Is tint she wns ]ustt1ud In firing at
Dnin, luasmuch rs he had, AZ sho declared,
rulucd her reputation and hor business. She
called God to witness that oil stories coupling
elarcd .l!at Dai1 had never expressed any AUS
ptcion ot ler fidelity. II has been stated in this
city that there were many ,'..othcr hearts that
would ache " Il Mrs. X. told her story, but ac-
sSsns se as3 ta h's s statement en- Of 'gy dy
no married. Nen Of Kenosha need
break their slutnbers On her account. In con-
cii1aion, she informed The reporter tint on the
4tll Of this month ]. V. Qunrles, nu attorney
who was specially retained BY Ba'n for the
pounded to her plan for making her escape In
taan's clothing. lIo said tlIat Balm would give
her money il she would only 60 away, 1t NJ.
at sre ws,o no to
Balm, aud TINT although she wrote lsttcrs to
Tic occa,ion on which Balm got
her her hi 70 n fetch .oa whisky 1sy down In
Is, however, rs aho declares, susceptible Of
proof. The ducssion rests, therefore, between
the unsupported abac7crattons of woman who
owns TO be not y1rtuous and The word ol Mr..
Balm, who. up to tho ti1no OF this scandal, cn-
1oYed a good repute, but who, by hfs strange
conduct ID regard to thts case and his rcsnaril-
able ahsence from the courtroom, has invited
criticism Of 3 most unfavovablo character. Tllu
, 1879-04-25

HYDE PARk AND LAKE.
Tile Boards ot Lake AMI Ilydu Park mot In
joint session yesterday afternoon In the otlleo
ol john !. Bennett, on i.aSalle strcot, All
mcn'bcrs Of both uuards wero present except
Jo.,ustune, Of Hyde Park. The Boards elected
Col Foster Us ticuerlt Superintendent Of tho
joint Water Works, ind liked bis saary ut
sl.500 year.
: 4 mutlon was made that hereafter tho Town
Of Hyde Park pay une.tilrl vt tho cost of run.
ming the Watuf-Works and Lake two-thtrts.
Tho motion WIS referred. Tlsa rutlo Ia now
Lake W per cent nnd 1Iyde Pnrk 10.
iltS ncw knowlea pumps wcEt accepted by
tho Board. they doing iilu duty test, nn tic
appointed To notify sllc Holly Company to re-
MUre ll,eir pump as It WIS not satisfactory, nn}
had not performed it, duty. a lawsuit 10 ex-
pcctrd to grow out Of this A ycar ngo ths
Comnany to put In pumps tor y l!cll, II alI riEht
tilrr wefe to be pail 5000. The Boards think
that tie pump WIS all wrong.
By resolution, Col. FoAter was allowed to ap-
point h!a cng1ueers a.!l tlFcmeI, their salary 10
.iso fixed llcrcattnr 4 cosn'ntteo WA appointed
to estimate tllu amount Ut water used iu Hyde
Farls atsl in Lake, an! the relative cost Of iur-
htsl!InV the same, 1t was resolved tl'at the co.
Gnccrt uln! t!rcmeR NJ tllu works SHOULD b.
chosen one-half from Laku ald o.,c,halt troul
Hyde parls.
EVANSTON.
Tho semai,ns Of Miss Anna l.. sawell, tlaugh-
ter Of Alfred L. SswcIl. Esq, were brought
o'eloSk tratn yesterday. sts went 10 tlle ctsy
last Saturday evening to visit friends, was takvn
With Inflammation Of tho bowels, muc Iiod on
yesterday Morrlng. Only 20 Yeara Of ags, and
eatt new. lor v laEec clrrlu Of frlend..,.
fublie ll1eatr!eols arc gwen at thu llish School
thl5 afternoon.
n1ps PARK.
, 1879-04-25

4 hPERFECT MARVEL or BEAUTY,
We Wish We could 3ntuta every lady tn Chiraco
10 visit llllecrs, .04 Wabash ascnue, and SEQ *.
Quisltc art paper hangiugs In new designs Just In,
, 1879-04-25
FOUND GUILTY.
Almira Knapp, Of IN Attempt to Shoot
Edward Balm.
Tho Jury Commend Her to tho Mercy OF
the CoWrts
shs Tells tho Whole Story Of the Amour to
Reporter.

a Hanor4ar
-
ss,'s' w. &ss4ss %: 2 a4ss T.. i';s
."s.ds 49, os's . s.tuasea Ru"tY ol an attemps 70
murder. At the opening Of court this morning
there WAS fatr attendance. The case prac-
ss @ ~. ,s ea a,s 9s no and nah1s remained
us .o S"e oos W 'ns.ues tne Jury ana iof
tne t"e'ss gooa men aud tFuo to ind YER
dict.
tury that iu order 10 ind Tho sfend ~. tnt.ns
~ = ,n,,,,a. rsss.s, ns,.s ~ .. ao'saas"s 'nte.u
- ~ uuss s ',1s ta"a pan'' .ae1 must nha mat
II oeatn aaa resulted from the wound Inflicted
quoted tho statute to show what constituted;
,nur,,or IN t,,o d., t,orr,o ~, ~ e,,as,,s..
,r.as. 49,, - ,' ,"o ~. uss .ao qucat'on OF
!n.eot % '''e law presumed l''at every person In
Their verdict would bc s[nply "0uiltY " or "Not
guilty, ], n. tI,ev might find from the cvtscncc'
Tia ,teran.e .nhm,.,sI fomr a1di,ianai r.,
,,r,,.t,,n. T. .".5... !. s,..a. ,ss.sS. .s.
.,ts a ~ ~ 90 -" ~. poa.'
Inc non'appearanco OIL lain upon tho stand'
Ihey asked the Court to rule that tho nrosccu-
tlon In criminal case could not pro perly claim
a nart of thc uho1c ,ran,sction, Il Il .nn.,red
that the evidence a. to the rest Of tho transaction
forth that Tic burden Of proof rested UPON The ss
State. and the third that tho prosecution in a
erm.nai M ' ease Was aot ~ ,,oesty, i'ke nlasntn
~ SiFn casct ~ esAece suSn paIt u tiansacuoh
a. maaee sa aga,ust dstenaaat, 20, una tien TO
foqrth astras.ion e,ksd sSyefsd lis wlols
non.: POI ~ ssaa' ~ AZ tao Tl.9esses present at
nc traasaetton +. should % called 9y he prosecu:
h .,on oetoss inc prisoner pot TO 1s 9etense,
, 1879-04-25

JAPANESE ART WORKS.
The ladies arc EeMlndod that tho sale OF thcse
c19ulalto gooda WIN taGe placu thts ul0Funs ID r
, 1879-04-25
DRUNKENNESS,

Or. D'UnReE, discover Of tho cincllpna cnto foF
drunkenness, curca a1l cases. Room "a ralmer
lluuse.