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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-05

MATTE, bright little daughter Of
Mr.. A J. Burr and wife, Of Olympia.
died after q painful illness OF diph
liberia on Monday night. the 81 inst /.
and was buried "Wednesday. Twin
daughters of MI. Barnes. living on
Chambers Prairie, ara two more vic
tins Of the same disease Mr. Hi.der-
brand, living in Olympia. has lost "a
small son and daughter. within few
days Of esca other, and has two other
children who are very sick. Mr.
Grahn. living near Maple Park. has
also been called upon to give up q little
girl. So far rs we can learn. at noon
to~day those who are lying sick are
doing. quite we'll. and we'll grounded
hopes are felt for their speedy recovery.
Courier.
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Loss of Vigor, Nocturnal Emissions,
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FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH. and the
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LA MARS SEMINAL PILLS restore the
Sexual Organs. debilitated from what
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Price. Sc so per bottle. Sent C. o. D.
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A LONG TERN. Mr. ID. T. DEM,

A Lone TERM. Mr. ID. T. Denny,
whose term Of Office has just expired.
and whose successor WAS elected on
the LIST instant has been school director
of Seattle during twelve Of the past
fifteen years. When he went into
Office there was only q single district
school and teacher in the place. against
five schools and ten teachers today.
The town had no school buildings
whatever ut that time, the instruction
being given in halls, the old county
building. etc. The next fifteen years
will make quite as great change in
school matters as the past have. Seat
tie will then doubtless have dozen
immense and fiue school buildings.
with corps of at least a hundsed in
struCtors.
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DIG VorE.-Hamilton county. Ohio,
: which Cincinnati is the biggest part.
s0. ~ the recert State election IS, 5s1
tS;'s The Republicans swept every
n ng before them; the vote of their
eYc..s: candidate for the Legislature
b, isSol n that of the highest Democra,
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CHICKENS i have q fine lot OF
chickens. which / will sell alive or
dressed TO order Give me call.
JAMES VER0oN,
nl-dat MIL Ss1ee1
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. II
is the first hotel from the seeamboat
landing; is tire-proof; has eood accom-.
mediation for families. and a. good
meals as any house in the city. at only
81 90 per day.
WV. JENSEN.
Wharf street, Victoria. Il. G.
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ANDREW CHILEERG, Vice Consul tor
Sweden and Norway. is prepared TO
execute any business pertaining to the
office. Issues sight drafts on all the
principal cities Of Great Britain. Ger
many. Italy. Russia. Norway, Sweden
and Denmark. Also sells tickets at
lowest rates to and from Europe.
ANDREW CHILBERG. Agent.
DIV Seattle, w. T.
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the at e. o. d. Store. on Occi-
dental Square. Gold and silver taken
=, par i'll exchange for goods. apdf'
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The finest brands of Ci,A,s and To
bacco ct the Adelphi Cigar Stand, op
posits Yesler's Hall. jy3fs
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LAND OYYIcE At OLYMPIA. ". TIL


LAND O7YIcE At OLYxPIA. ". T.,
October 9th, 1879.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has fled notice Of
his intsntion 10 make fnai proof in support Of
his claim. and secure final entry thereof q. the
expiration OF thirty days from the date Of this
notice. viz:
NOZZLE EDxoSDs, Presumption ID. s. No. 1910.
for the s. Of SwA and " y OF SEA OF sec. -.
TIP 70 n, Il z, and names the following IS his
Witnesses. viz: Dorr. Forbes. Of Seattle, ". T..
and II. W. Hubbard Of Seattle. w.. T.
1T. BROWN,
nl.V5t Register.
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SHERMAN HYDE ( Co. Pacific Coast
Agents Also agents for the celebrated
Estey and Standard Organs. For Sheet
Music aud Brass Instruments, address
SHERMAN, HYDE & Co..
auc3l -dAwly San Francisco.
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Nichols's lnfAllibIc Injection,
Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
manently every case OF Gonorrhoa.
elect ard Whites. no matter OF how
long standing. if directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary. A cure guaranteed or money
refunded. For sale by Geo. W. Harris &
Co. wholesale and retail druggists, Sc
n,tle. VT. ol6d&w6m
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COPARTNERSHIp NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED CO.
i partnership under the nrm name Of Treen
Raymond for the purpose Of carrying On the
Wholesale and retail Boot and SLoe business in
seattle. They invite a continuance Of old busi-
ness and bestoval Of new. and promise TO do
their very best to deserve IL.
L. A. TREEN.
oa3dAWlv CT. RAYMOND.
, 1879-08-14
EIGHT HOURS.

An cIEht-!lour meeting VIA hed on tho side
walk, cortler Of Twentyserond nnd State st rrcts,
last evening, about seyonty'Ayo mon being pres
cnt. There wero no of1gosa. Q. A. I,Ishop was
the first speaker. lIe referred to tho l.cugl,c,
which, he satl, now ha1 membership Of 1000,
nlNl IL Was tho Intention to ho!l mo OF more
agitation meetings uutll its object was accutt,-
pltshed. Then eaniu tic usual arguments II,
support Of tho movement Men In tl,eso tlsys
really spent twelve ilolsrs at work, as IL
took them M hour TO get to their
shops Ia tho morning, atd another hour to
reach homo ut nGlt. Il,ere wore 8,0o0OU0 of
worKera III tho country, aud a,5o0Uo1 i.lio snen.
Iho inter were CONSUMERS, AI,d tho former were
supportu. thcn, ly withdrawing this surplus
labor from the markut which would bo donu
by iesslns tho hours ot labor, thu wages Of all
would bs raised, since tAero would be g "cor-
ner," aud the necessities Of work.ngmon would
not TX the ratc, The apcakor WINS opposed 10
economy, width ha lo!ued to ba putting iuto
The market more than was taken out. Uygr-
production would Eesult from 1t. The on)y
way 70 rcdlite the s'bulk" was to give work to
~; then everything would be consumed. lie
i!Gurcu tAat out IN thls way. II tho 9,O0000o
1tlla men-ha dropped lho other 5O0 coo ior eou.
daSt 6lat would permit u thu expenditure Ut
0O0 mora day, ur 81, 400, 0O1, OUO 4 yvar
wlor 10, the wotknguan always spent 'sclose uni
WIN everybody oMptoYod, tna eolupetlou would
10 among tllo boBsea fur men. Ii u worker
COULDN'T get In ono shop tic wages he wanted he
could In another. IIs would not bs obliged. ~
low. TO cut unocs another tn order to 2et 4 lob,
, 1879-08-14
THE CUSTONf-IIOUSE.

The tulernal-rcsonlio recciots fell Yesterday
from st',0 to $o:.007; ot which, hitter amount
sell ILL was for Ink. paid spirits, e3,7A for to.
baceo atl cigars. and $s0t for beer.
The United statcs SuD-TreasMry redeemed
$1,000 Of subsidiary silver coin yesterday. There
wns no dcma,u FIR silver In exchange for cur
rrtlcy, WllCh waR ratlirr of an unusual thing
about AIr. Gil6crt's bureau.
Col. Kinney. who usesl to bo statlonetl i,crc,
but is now Rcvcnuu Agent n. phi[ntlclphia,
passed through thu city yesterday TIL his wny
to visit his fntnIly nj Vermont. Ill Ho called At
the Government Building and Ind chat with
Ills old ASSOCIATES
Complaints continue 10 como In from various
quarters III relation tn counterfeit money,
which just at this time seems To be flooding tic
country. The Sccrrt-Srrvtce Agents are
"w0rklng" the matter ,lp, aud Developments
aro expected III few days.
The s-prod,lcng capacity OF tho Govorn-
mcnt Building scenlcd 10 linve about exhausted
itsclf yesterday. But the rookory hne given up
n good deal VI late in connection with anfdo
mntcl'-hoitls amt things, al'a, as tlIe p1ct saYs,
MI DAYS ean't be i,uwsy; some must bo Qat,-or
Worls to that effoct.
, 1879-08-14
FIRE DEPARTMENT..

AAH SOkOAloN GOMlHus
1t was noted scyernt ilays ngo that the Mayor
proposed to weed out the Fire Department, md
ycatert1ay It Saa statcd by Nh intimate friend Of
his that tho work WIS to be commenced With
1ischarging tour Assistant Fire Mars!als to-day.
For several tlaYs he tins hccn sending for the
o1llccrs Of tho Department aud talking with
them, and frDtn the fact that ho l,ue
placed in Fire-a1arshal swcntc's hands a
list OF fifteen natnes, oil of whom must
be provided for III the Department, It would not
be astonishing to SEQ tho work Of lecapttattuu
oil1cra.
It Is known that since hc took his scas 1,o In.
been trying to get rid Of many OF tc men, and
that his first move wns to aek l3ennor whom hu
could discharge. l'enncr's reply was that hc
tlta not scc how any Of tho men could be dis
Tidcl. but this did not suit Ills llotor, and Is
thought by many to have bccn tho commence
mei,t OF tic trouble which ended In nenncrs
lisMissal. Reinstatement by tic Council, anl
subsequent resignation.
From tho hest Information attainab1e the
hsaIstant Marstals selected to be bounced arc
Petrio, Kcnney. Leo alcyer, and Grccn against
Whom there Is nothing, anil It ia scml.o!IelalIy
fhss is tile sumo story told when tho detectives
werc discharged a week or two ago, but It IL a
TACT thlt most OF their places have been tIIed so
the public VIII take Tho announcement with a
WS'Ge ~ "t'o"HHCc. 4AelF s!lcGS may mol DO
filed al once, hllt no ono will bcioye tut tin,
lnoyc II IN tho Interest Of economy, for II Il was
there arc dozen Biuecuro positions thut couttt
bo bettcr abolished mud without any possible
injury 10 the PUZZLE service. Among tho otller
discharges act down is TINT Ut Harry Amtck,
thu Chief Clcrls In tho Marshalta Office, "a maj,
who has been thcre fonrtcen years,-who IL to
lie gotten rid Of for no fault, hut to make room
lils namD Is not on tic list above Referred to,
Tf!e Othcr discharges arc not known. nur .!ors
rllmor oven say wlsu they nrr. but It Ia believed
tf,at enough will ba made tn absorb tIn Tut,
from the fact that 1t 10 composed exclusiY siYciy Of
lrishmcn.
, 1879-08-14
THURSDAY AUGUST

mcnlatsons already pusiellotl In TnH TRIBUNE.
Comniiasioner Fitzgerald expresses himself as
m;sh.sEu rn;sn t ".n n at as.o o. 'n uo1,eo III n y,
cstntu per cent, md will present Il tnirurtty
report advfs1ng TINT Il bc not inerfcrc1 Will.
Mister Sam Encrl, the rlolh.cu!ier. who
thinks ho wnutA slime as = sceotul.Wartl At.
1ern,nn. Is getting himself rapidly dfslfkcd,
Inst wcck tic inyEmitlous OF n uesuotlc govern.
mcnt dragged San, from hls hualnc.s n.ui told
m TINT ho possessed lu requisite qualifications
for petit tlrnr, an.i must servo III SUCH. Sam
from court, al,st Judge 1nley i!ncd him 81.
Tncs,lay he was nccGrtttl ns n lurur III the Me-
t.a,,Rhlin case, md Yesterday tnorl'!ng be kct
shg entire court waiting quarter, Of m bour
IT nn excuse h',out being "br'dgcd," hut .lllgu
TnIey tottl him le ought 10 mako tte requisite
allowance for sitcll .lcays md tnt1matcd that II
Court wonltt bring him tn tisno In stylo That
would mnke Ills head swim.
, 1879-08-14

uu,y,.. r"'o"'s" ...,s o'i"'oS'
"t!1ch explains llselI, clilaIiatcu from tho Law
tnras, to ,u,rx. ~1N - ~
'''ss' ,ss. ~ 'a "1"ui
nG!Ff lay !'EFAhFHEsHF. ft sss. Ane. IL, lb7o.-H i.
nlcaton VI tho :;,d nt IL rcceiyod, fn which y0u
Inquire,
Etrat-'What ia tho legal methnl tn enforce tho
collection of ,icI!MlueHt water taxes tor the years
lA1U.7 nHa 1hI7.H.
second-Wh0thnr tho tax Ia 1en upon tho lot
aa Wtll Az fllG improvement.
, 1879-08-14
THE POLICE.

TIE FOLLOWING ExCErLEHT ORDER
WAS promulgated late yesterday aftcrnoon and
forwarded to tic various stations:
General Oritrs, No. I'LL. Oflccss In charge OF
runners for attorneys. Or other pcsaons are permit
ted TO remain oinE1nF about shcr stations, unless
sn hvs 1sns, o
wil 10 treated With courtesy, but no Longing Will
.. Pollcc.Court BaillG4 aso pntd salaries ont n,
the Police Fnnd md subject tn tho same rules
as othaF poll Ice olcess and such prohibited
from rccelvlnR nny fec. present, Or reward other
than thcLs regular ahattls hnl the fees allowed hy
law for serving and collecting executions, which
fees arc to be renortcd BY them monthly ami paid
Into iho City Treasury.
., tiait!Is will not DO permitted TO act hs agents,
solicitors or messun.crs for buffers or attorneys.
Of to receive any fees ntnur than thosa mentioned
ns ~ o a tn, sy 5 epan avg %he" 9
not %tsnanR . SoTs Any Violation Of ths letteror
sns ssa o s se 1'ssF ass i go }nSs dis
naneeh orc baslAble and. i. they arc brought 10 tic
Lieutenant, or other ol1cer in cllarve or s,ch Sta
tion will take special bail or depos,t of nloncy to
sss =, y @
he ussumptton BY curtain Justices Of tl!e
peacs tha; Co.,, sneh bonds arc Illegal to tIe
or aecop.ca by oiilcets q the force 10 tor r. milking or
approving such bonls on penalty Of disn.1ssal.
+. Whore arreAts arc n,ado for violation Of the
JUDICIAL officers who arc entisicl to fees for thoir
i. Police officers will pcs that the statutes In re,
iatlon 10 Illegal fees arc enforced. without regnrd
10 tho rink OF the person who mar vloiate the
same. and report NJ violations tif any) 70 these
Desis II sss1ss y stations vii, render oil
possible assistance to complaining witnesses to
procure warrants, without putting such witnesses
cases in which he ely ot thc pcoplo Of tho State
are plaintiff; md II thu ciosk Of the lol!co Court
, 1879-08-14

endowment, which wilt probnbiy DO eottlesi be-
lore the ciose OF tho sessions, formulating On
Friday In reception nt NcCurmtck litll.
TwkNrY.osE rRAtts AGO.
= Saturday tho horse, railroad system OF Chtcn.
70 Will attaln ts ina orfty, fnr OF Aug. 10, 1S,a
tl,o Common Council passed an or.linhuce grant-
Ing 10 Iirnry F'ulIcr, FRANKLIN parmolec, mil
Liberty BIcnlu,y The right to 1nr tracks nnd
operate llorsc-ratroad over State street, Archer
road Rinrcol,! street tnow Twcnty.sccond street,
null Cottnuc tlrnre Hvot1lie. nnl MI: Madison
street west to The ihen city limits. At tho enl,,n
meeting III Honor ihu Mayor announced Tint
tic tlfsratel! from her Majesty Tho Queen Ut
iircat f'rtnu to the President Of tho United
States. yta tho Atlantic telegraph, lad been re-
cc!scti, anil was then III his hanlls.
Adj Sits moved that The Committee OF tho
Common Council appointed to confer With tltn
Committee Of tic l}oariDf Tratlc be instructed
tn provide for tho Illumination of the Court
House, ringing OF bells, and torch lights for tlu,
Fire Department, null tho necessary music ol,
Thu charlottesville aluD,,nt ot expnnses not to
exceed $1,000; and that tho citizens be- re-
qacstctl to illuminate theEr buitjIugs Piss
cd. Yeas-1lross, Long, steCleyy, Abbo.t Joy,
Kennedy, S!tts, VonI'orn, Wright, ColIallctl,
nnd Enzentachcr-1t. Nnvs-siycrs, Carter,
Ward, Wcndt, Coulcs, a,a Carpenter-o.
, 1879-08-14
IMPORTANT FROM UTAH.
Furious Appeals OF tho Apostles to tho |
Rn1nts-The Morlnona Armng-ElIsot Of |
Aecretary Evarts' Circular Letter.

r..,a..r
I' nupo"s VI .ne Apo"tieA 10 tho
s""'s-lhN "of'noha Afmihg-EHeot OF
hecrotary Isvarts' Circular Letter.
Nv 7t!tar1nh IN .Mlo 1.rs Herald.
SALT LAKE CRY, Gtnh, Aug. 1l.-ApostIe
Joseph i, Smith. In the Salt Lokc Tahcrn,co
rootar1sv oft,rnoo, ,1o1iroroa ,,.,.,,. a.....s
,t',' ~, ~ 'oh0 s1'eceh'
""'eI' na5 eFcat'S ao"cu lo she popular excite
ment. Ao sa!d the Mortnons Ind met their
enemies with their own weapon, the Dib!c, and
defeated tbr,n every ttme. Cur cno,ntc4 ,,,+
oo,,,ont viii, dofo.t h,ro r,xsas,,,as a.'1 "o'
,,."H "'A as'.a.' :,,. "A'o pe.eeea'eu INV I'a'
ilgned us, and driven US fson ctr settlements
In Missouri and 1lltnots for l0 causu whatever.
Ds these abominnato nets these peop,a havo
hcnn .nhjectct to ,,,rdah, otmo,t ,,,nn,.1,o,ot
us'. Wv At'.vo' u'p"' s4''.eu.
Inc hpeakc1 cplareed upon tue part no mad
borne In these prosecutions and said he did not
want to eco such terrible c,uelttes repeated. We
have been turning the Is 'olhcr cl,cckn lone
cno,,ol, un n +. now aout tlne =, r,a,o, o,,r
e''uuhut ue ~ 10 Nv" uooat .''oo ~ ca"''ea oar
policy. VIC hRye bccn 1oullT msreprcscntod
md 8pit upon. VIC have suffered tile presence
OF that damunblo sheet Qupng us, which wouttl
uot he boruc fl any o,tercotnmunIty. Wn bnvo
suifnittod to It's ubnso unti nllsrnI,rcssntntinn
Iop enough. and now It must be stpr,natl. f1'hjs
wns rrcctcI With HAmcnir fro1n The ,yhnlo
conrrcratton.l Tim Anoat1o tjcn. nuviscd ria
hrarers 10 procuro oircctiye Drcars ,itl mi ia.
inv dol,. Ii,
In Tic Fourteenth Wnrd mectlng.bnnse rho
ANNA evening III. snenkcra rcrnInI,.nIIc1 thnlr
bcarcrs 10 arc,,rc arms nn tn seIl their clnthn,
, 1879-08-14

T1loMrsoS-QuiaTauo.
An interesting social cvcnt tnols place Inst
ovenfng ut The residence OF u. @. Wagner, E:s1,
1I50 indiana avenue. being tho marriage OF
Miss Fannie Thompson, OF In Crosse, Wis, 10
Nf: Manaci j. Quintero, OF fyons Frnncc.
The n!Fatr waa characterized throughout hy
quiet ciega1,cn and m cntrc absence nf o.tcntn-
tIUn. Tile guests included mainiy rc1atiycs
a1M Intimate friends Of tho bride,
9;sco,, w. IT,. s ,ndi, i:rs0 nnsqsn;HneS9 , u
$40 o'clock, the y .sMlson,ely adorned residence
was crowded with e1nectnnt gucsts. and tic
b;tla! p9rty SOON nppcarct, Frcburrg's orchestra
plavnE Menaelss9l'n's Wcd'liG' s!arel,. Flr;t
Datcr: then Mrs. Sarah Thompson, no:her OF
tho bride, on tic urn uf thc groom; then fol-
l9wed the 'rldc. eseorsea by n, hsr b.9iher, Go
Isov, Or. Thompson, former pastor Of the Fifth
1'resbrterian Church, nccordlnE TO tic ritunl Of
Lpiscopai Church.
Thu bride was nttircd In vary elegant bro-
diamond ornaments, antl tho usual vet atll
0ranGo blossoms. Tile other ladea present
wcro all richly attircd in cvcnlnE costumes.
Aitsr tho ceremony conaratnlations were show
supper 'yna scrved hy kt'la1ey.
Dr: atul Mrs Quutcro. after Visiting relatives
or ahrco weeks. .-..-.,
costly. Amonr thcm the folloTj,it w,rc nm. nt..
tircd: Solii stlycr dinner set. Mra' sora,
Thompson, In Crosse, VIII: solid silyer buffers
Mr: mud Mrs. II. II. lligaiabothatn; onu dozen
Thumpson: one ,ISc solid @ t sllysr tcasnaons
Mr. md Nfra. j. NJ. Thnmnsnn: NM anzcn soiS
silver teaspoons, Mtes Louie t. ilincktoy. In
Crosse; ono dozon pcarl-llantllcd knives, Mr..
iIncd tcaspoon., SIr, a,,.1 slrs, i. a.
Perkins; q iozco solid silrer tea.noons'
Mrs. j, ", Abhott: one tiozen soiiti ,,ivrr forka
Nr, aud Mrs scoly Perry. Hockforl: ana , .lnzon,
solid silver tablcspoolls. Mira. u. G. Warnnr: %
tllrayo|so and pcarl ring' Mrs. Eiwara i,raIinv'.
Milwaukee,: very hantison,o incknt, Win mnr,;,,
, 1879-08-14
TIE COUNTY BUILDING,

A meeting Of tlsc Committee on Hospitals has
bcen called for this afternoon.
The County Treasurer Yesterday paid so5,Oo0
In scrip to tho City Treasurer.
In tic County Court yesterday William Moore.
house entered suit fur trespass. With s1,0nl
da1nagcs,. agaInst II. Gadc, Louis Lochblchler,
Charles H. l}aFnum, and Ulrtcll Lochblehlcr.
The County Collector yesterday sold dclln.
tluent-tax property In Matuo, Eorthticld, lelcl.,
bremen. and Worth. sales today viii Include
80 much OF Wnrkh as was not disposed Of ycstcr-
day. also property In Lake for the special assess-
Mellt, hnd tle seventh fnstnltulcut Of the South
furk tax.
Charlcs Brce!,en!eldor, Of II Orchard street,
aged -, yesterday obtainel u license to wed
from ule County Clerk, The nlo.aIcr of tho
boy Eaye her consent, for Mary Was urgent.
Charles hrutlcncler tile younger Is Il wceka
OLD, strong, ana possessed Of n good patr Of
lungs. No cards.
for q writ 6f habens ccypua for Abrubam
aIytAn wero part heard Yesterday, ntul Ito
ease Will bo decided By Jndgo ruley this moru-
luz. ueorgu y. taihbs, IN attorney. yesterday
sWoro out warrant before Justice Hudson tor
tho arrest OF suyAam On charge ot perjury, so
tAAt 1t sctms Abe Is not Jet out ct bis troubles.
llcury Jackson. thu. adyerttsng lorso- Jockey
who has always for sale III bioolcl llurse tht
property of widow lady," n,ul who invariably
directs suckers to anp!y at the barn In rear Of
Aut,u Michigan or Wabash nyanuu Residence, II
IN trouble nl.ll In the County Jail. liz wants to
get out, nj ctIurac, l yesterday pctlluItul t!lu
County Court for rcuasp. IIe was arrested on
aM execution In fAYur Ut the Excelsior Iron
Works, which corporation ha relieved ut $fa5
in his own Rool uEsl atyIe. Tho Court was not
tn scssion, 30 "1larry" rewatns Tin ilock."
Tic trial ot Anuabella Mclaughlin, Or rather
1t should be said the persecution TT an unhappy
WOMAN who fell Among thieves caltlu to an 40.
rupt cnu III tho Cetmlnnl Court yesterday toeo.
noon. Ar, A. Van Duron, who represented the
Status ATTORNEY, became satistIt4 tIlAt thero
was no cyidcnc0 On which tu Ask conviction,
and with thu conscnt aud, Il might be saitl
uuder tho direction Ut tho Court, lie 10 informed
the jury. 4 verdict Ut mot Eu!tYH was ac-
cosdtnEly rendered, aul Mrs. Mclaughlin was
set free. BIZ. Marcus 81. Urawn has not yet
carled out hts thrcat OF prosecuting her Tor
failing to porforato bis carcasa. anu uuluss st,o
goes cunning Tor him agaih tbero will bs uu
moro sensations In that quarter! ,
Tlla Committee On Republication spent several
hours yEsteriaY III lNtenug to tic complaints
o. taxpayers OF the Town Ut Lake IN regard to
tletf personal assessments. Assessor Nedaeld
was on band, alao III attorney or two alll per
son clafmln. to represent an association Ut tax-
paTers. ~ It has already htou sGttled that the
Comn!ttea haYu no power to act Oh individual
assessments. tue discussion waaIutterIy devoid
complaints, and tl!o Coum,ttea will conclude
y. thss iaeors By SATURDAY,. slondsy report viii
DO prescuted to ihe Board eipbu{flnG the recQnl-