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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-03-14
SWALLOWS SWEETHEART.


ST. LOUIS, March lS.-John W. Dener.
a Frenchman living in Cuba, married
some twenty Years ago 4 handsome
American girl, who came from an Ohio
town, and had by her two children
daughters, one Ol whom Is now nine
teen and the other sixteen years Of age
About year ago he and his wife sepa-
rated, she coming tn -. Louis 20 live
with her two Cuban blossoms, which,
under the ripenins influences Of the
Southern sun, hat already de-
velOped into pair OF very beautiful
girls, especially the younger, hattie by
nsme. who, though three years younger
than her sister, was more matuTed, and
though but fifteen years old ut the time
OF her arrival in this city, wds perfect
woman, blending the ianguOr OF the
Southern beauty with the more Capti-
waiting grace OF the Ohio grL
The mother started out to find work
directly after she arrived, and falling in
with one John swallow, dry goods
merchant, having 2 store on Fourth
street, north Oi Washington avenue, she
allowed Katie To enter his services rs a
SllcSlady. swallow Immediately fell IN
love with her, and shOwereda a thOusarnl
delicate little attentions upon
the three unprotected women, which 80
worked upon katIe'S generous nature
that she made him the fullest return for
his kindness OF which she was capable.
4 few weeks ago their love eliminated
in a lovely boy. The cnragrd mother,
who seemed 10 have been clcverly kept
i'm the dark until the event transpircd,
informed Dick Garrison, a prominent
member Of the St LOUIS Young Mems
Christian Association, Of tine fact, and
he Immediately set the wheels of law 10
work, and the fair but unfortunate Katie
instituted, at his instigation, suit
against Mr.. swallow. claiming $1,000
damages. Dispositions were taken to-
day, and it is expected, ii no compromisc
occurs, that the trial will bc one ot the
sensations IL the wear, as swallow Is 4
very well-kuOwu citizen.
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BAYARD TAYLOR.
Arrival of His Remains.

NEW York, March l3.-The steamer
Grllcrt. with the remains OF Bayard
TAYLOR on board, was off Fire Island al
n o'clock to-day.
New York, March l3.-Thc ccrcmo-
nicS over the remains Oi the late Bayar,l
Taylor, took place this afternoon in the
presence OF Il large number of spectators.
Among those present in the Governor :
room awaiting the arrival Of the body
wcrn Senator BJyard, Whitclaw Reid,
Collector Merritt, Mayor Cooper, mem
bcrs Of the board Ui aldermen and others.
The remains were taken on revenue
cutter at IIpbOken, and conveyed 10 the
foot oi Barclay street, from whence
the procession started. ID was
healed by u squad ot police,
then came the 5th regiment
band playing the dead march; then the
Gcunan Singing and other societies. The
hearsc was drawn by six gray horses
with white plumeS; another band and
singing societies brought mp the rear.
When the hcarse drew up in front OF
the CITY Hall the societies sang dirgc.
aud Algyrnun ;. Sullivan, delivered an
address. Post p, e.. \. K. acted aS 4
yuarI ot honor during the night.
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WASHINGTON.
Simon and the Widow Oliver.

WASHINGTON, March l3.-1he suit OF
Widow Oliver against ex-senator Simon
Cameron is set for a hearing in the
court here tomorrow. The venerable
Simon promises TO be present in court
himself, and submit evidence which
will Immediately stop the trial. Sub
peuas have been issued in behalf OF the
Widow Oliver Tor number OF dlstin-
guishCd persons, including G. GOrham,
Secretary OF the United States Senate;
Christopher Critzman, Clerk OF the Sen
ate Committee on Appropriations; W.
T.. CTC3ry, Postmaster Ui the United
States senate; !. :. Shead; DR.. Byron
Sunderland, Chaplain Oi the Senate;
Dr. -. W. Bliss, James kellehcr,
livery stable keeper, and ex-GOvernOr
Mccormick, late Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury. A sibppRa ditceS tecUm was
issued for Secretary Sherman, to compel
him To produce at the trial a letter from
Mr. Cameron tO Secretary Bristow, in
which Mr. Cameron urged the appoint
ment of Mrs. Oliver 10 position in the
Treasury Department. Simon Cameron's
counsel simply characterize the suit as
one for hlackmail, and say that the
former Senator aided the poor woman To
get employment, and that this is his
thanks ior it, Mrs. Oliver is fat, fair and
forty. She has blue eyes, a heavy stock
OF brown hair, and a round, full figure.
She claims 10 be native OF Georgia,
and that her husband died in the cause
of the South during tine late war, while
serving a. an officer in the Confederate
navy. Mrs. Oliver claims To have in her
possession letter of which the follow
ing is a copy, which she makes the
basis OF the alleged promise to marry
her:
"IIAREi>EuRG, sept. p, 1879.
"MY DEAR ME,. OLIVER: | will carry
YOU to better home than Washington.
You should not stay there. think |
shall have Il sale place iur you with rcla-
tons to protect YOU; YOU will he my
wife. >. I.
Mrs. Oliver friends say that the prln-
cipal obstacle in the way OF marriage
was a niece oil Mr.. Cameron's, who
strongly opposed the union.
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He Wants II Let Alone.

Carnd.n N. J. Post.
Ben. Butler anI =. B Chittsnden will
contest the validity oi the GrecDbsck i--
sue In the Courts, as IL an extra session
Of Congress were not sufficient without
this superaddcd agitation. The Grsn-
back has withstood many assaults and
still holds its own. anil what the people
most desire l. that II shall be let alone.
Note. are nov and will always ts pre-
irrre,l b. gold. other things being equal.
and II We may h. slloweda short respite
from the lu,s aud feathers q the money
nanaics, who think nothing worshipful
but the golden cali, the Grecnback will
take care of itself.
We know this does not accord with
the theory of able hnanciers who have
created all our troubles, but II In In hsr.
nony with the incontrovertible logic 81
iAct, and II. ON one hand, II he de-
mandel that the Greenbackers let re-
sumption alone; on the other, resump-
tionists had better lst the greenbzek
alone, unless they wish 10 prccipitsir
the very agitation they prJIess to depre-
cate
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R,rIRo,p BoxpS-Irrepular

RAILRoAD BoNDS-Irrcgular.
STATE BoSDs-Dull. Louisiana con-
suls weak.
SToCKs-Speculation on the stock ex-
change to-day was fairly cctiye and in
some cases the fluctuations took wide
range. At the opening the market was
generally firm, but before noon n weak
ness developed and with Wabash lead
ing prices fell sC9ll per cent. The en-
tire list participated except Canada
Southern, which sold up Ia j9i against
5S yesterday, and Northwestern pre-
ferred, which rose Ia sol. shortly after
noon slight improvement was establish
eel which in some cases was at once lost,
but during the afternoon again became
firm and rose sCNl per cent from the
lowest point. In final dealings Kansas
Pacific was strongly DRESSED for sale and
broke from 22I to lSt, and the rest OF
the list, with few exceptions, Tell oil
fraction. The decline i'll Wabash was
due to the issue OF new bonds by the
company. Canada Southern advanced
on the revival OF the rumOrs that Van
dcrbilt intends {" tunnel the Detroit
river. The transactions aggregated lB2,-
600 shares, OF which 5000 were Erie,
5000 Lake Shore, 5000 Northwestern
common, 33,OOO preferred, 1000 -: Paul
common, $1,000 preferred, l5,OO WG-
bash 1000 Canada Southern, 2iW
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
5000 New jersey Central, 1000 West
crn Union. 100 Missouri, Kansas
and Texas, 1000 Michigan Central, 3,i0
Kansas Pacific. 1900 II. Louis and San
Francisco and 1000 Union Pacific.
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Electric Light Experiment.

S,N FRNNoRco. March l3-S. ID
Fields. II the Electric licht Company,
san Francisco. Ia, combined the prln-
cillr> oi several electric machines - ~
L. way, rltclrcisht and telegraph lines
n the same time. Today. in the West
crn Union office ot this city. one vt his
machines WORKED T. lines ui clnuitS.
VARYING from lee o. 4l> miles, Including
one dupk,x rt IgS miles. This l. the
tirs, time the experiment has succeeded
I'm working telegrAphir cIr,uits
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Philadelphta.

PHILADELPHIA, March l3-Flour-
Inactive; superfne $2 1908 90; western
extra s. 5O(S4 90; Minnesota extra fam
ily, good to choice 81 5O(S5 S7i; do. fan
CIV IS 90; Ohio do S. 25; Minnesota pat
ent process 81 S567 50. Rye Flour-At
81 1902 S7i. Wheat-Quiet; No. .
western red elevstorSl l2!. Rye-Quiet;
western 56(G57c. Corn-Western re
jected on track 42@42ic; do. steamer
l3c. Oats-Active and shade higher:
mixed 3Oi(aSlic; white western 3li(s
SIC. Proyisions-Firmer. Beef-Mess
l2l@l3c. Pork-Mess, $40 25Gl0 80;
Hams-Smoked 9Gl0c; picked 7tGSic.
Iard-Western tierce 6i(S7c. Butter
Steady; New York State and Bradford
county, Pa, extra, aV92lc; Western
Reserve l6tb lSc; good to choice l0tal5c.
Egys-Weaker; western l1c. Chess
Western full cream Sl@Sic; do. good
@,Sc. Petroleum-Dull refined 9ic;
crude S@S!c. Whisky-Dull; western
81 O6..
CIyCISNArI, March l3. - Cotton
Demand fair and market firm at 9lc.
Flour-Dull and unchanged. Wheat
Demand fair and market firm; red and
white 81 GOAL u. Corn-ln fair tie
mand and firmer ut 36Ca31c. Oats
Steady and firm at a6c. Barley-Strong
and higher; No. > fall 81 0lGIl 03. Pork
Inactive at 81 71dl0 90. Lari-In
good demand but at lower rates; steam
held at 81 ~. Bulk Mcats-Dull;
shoulders 81 Is; short rib held at 81 10
cash; sales at - "a seller April; short
clear nominally at - 10. Bacon-Quiet
at 4,M5!d5!r. Whisky-At 81 02.
Butter-Steady and unchanged. Lin.
seed Oil Steady and firm at 6jc.
Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, March l3.-Flour-
Dull and inactive. Wheat - Firm,
opened and advanced L., aud closed
weak; No. / Milwaukee hard 81 OIL;
No. | Milwaukee 81 O0; No. > do. a0lc;
seller March 9Oc; seller April NIc: sci.
Ter May 9i:c. No. do. Sic: No. 4 75tc:
Corn-Unchanged;No . 33lc. Oats
In good demand and scarce; No. 2 2I!c.
Rye--Dull and nominal: No. 45lc.
Barley-Stcady; No. spring fresh ,3c.
Provisions-Qui Mess Pork-Quiet;
new - 81. Iard-Prime steam 81 ~.
lIogs-Quiet AMI unchanged at 81 Std,
S:dj. Dressed Hogs-Entirely nominal.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, March l3. - Wheat-De.
mand moderate; amber Michigan AMI
seller May 81 06l; seller June 81 OF; Ne.
. red Wabash seller March 81 0|t; Sc
Ter April VI ~; seller May 81 0di. Corn
and Oats-Nothing doing.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, March l3.-Petroleum-
Quiet; crude 81 O6l at Parker's ior
immediate shipment; refined 9ic for
Philadelphia delivery.
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-, e3ssi MATCH At GILsoRES,
-..r..s-.a Una5ated -RONeII Still in the
I-,i-Eras Second and Gaining
Steadily Hartman Drops
20 the Rear,

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n. .rF IA. ,hgmpiouship
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rnrnhle Tragedy in Jail.

RErLEvILLE. Tx, March IA
hloOdy tragedy occurred here last night.
sheriff Lewis and Deputy sutton about
dark went t. put the prisoners m their
crlSat the jail, when three horse thieves
attacked the sheriff. threw him down
and seized his SlN-Shooter and drew II
ON sutton. one OF the prisoners was
about to shoot the Deputy, when cltizen
Hanson rushed in and seized the pistol.
Lewis then rrgainel his tc,t, aud draw
ins another pistol shot one OF his asSall-
ants named Farrell. dead. The othar
rr.SrncrS then surrendered.
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A BONANZA FOR Washington.

The Washington SalooniSts AMI board
ing-hOuse keepers are the only ones IN
the community Who will reCelNe any
benefit frOm the extra session. CandI-
dates Tor the iew dozen positions IN the
gitt oi the senate and House have al
ready appeared in Washington thick a.
leaves Of Nallambrosa. and there Is NO
man who eats less and drinks more than
the candidate in ss.arCh Oi a small office
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Arches" Admirers

". "a Journal si Education.
Al tpc students OF the University
especially those composing The AinmnI,
iy,l ~ uuWOntej deEUcv ul affection Ton
the editor oi the H,1o'jiJuoT. Ii !, With
great difficulty that thev can keep their
love within bounds They insist IN
making him Governor, Congressman,
United states Senator, Furvign Minister
or something n that kind They icel -
profoundly grateful to him for the at
tempt to destroy their Alma Mater that
they think 81 subscribing for thrre
copics. each, II the pui'g Ili3Jt2Eol-.
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A Prodigal's Return.

I<prANNruLrS, March l5.-Frank l..
BiNby, prominent young lawyer, who
abandoned his family and cloped with
hi- paramour two months ago, leaving
"A deficit in his accounts rs assignee IN
bankruptcy and as treasurer OF the
Light Infantry, has returned to the city
and voluntarily surrendered himself To
the United States authorities. lie Is
utterly broken in spirit. The amounts
Of his d,ialcations, he claims, have been
greatly exaggerated, but he stands
ready to make reparation and receive
whatever punishment may bc adJudGed
him
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POWDER MILL EXPLOSION
rrhroa parSOns Killed.

DAxvnLE, Pa, March ia terrible
explosion occurred this afternoon at the
Mahouiug powder works oi L. VI. Galla-
cher y Co., near this place, completely
DESTROYING the building and killing VII
Ii, uoyd. one "f the proprlet"rs, john
j. Evans and J. c. Mower, their man
c!cd remains being scattered IN every
direction. The cause ofthc explosion is
unknown.
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"IIAERl,EuRG, sept. p, 1879.
1,o,,ar rom secretary sherman.

New YoRK, March l3.-Secretary
sherman has written the following let
ter To Assistant Treasurer liilIhOuse:
SIR / have received number OF let
tcrs from bankers and dealers IN gov
crnmcnt securities, expressing that the
apprehension ui this department Will
call upon the National bank depOsltor-
les Tor very large sums 10 meet the calls
OF six Der cent. bonds maturing in April
and Nav, i'm advance Oi their actual pre-
scntation Tor payment, thus pro,
ducing al the busy season oi
the wear the boarding Oi the money IN
the treasury in advance oi its need Tor
such payment. The fear Is expressed
that such boarding will Interfere with
thecurrcnt business of the country, amt
am appealed 10 10 relieve hcpubhC from
this apprehension. II lS not the pur-
pose ut the Department tu call the
money deposited with public depoSl-
tories into the treasury except as II Is
needed lor the payment oicallcd BOMBS.
The great body Ui these bends
il now iu the possession Oi the govern.
mrnt, and their payment will be made
bv simple credit. The apprehension,
therefore is i'm great measure ground
less. hut Won NAV give assurance 10 All
interested that the proceeds ot tour per
cent. bonds will not be- called INTO the
Treasury until necessary to make pay
mrnt of called bonds, and that business
will be- 50 e CpuductCd ~ To not unnccts-
-lrilv i'm .ericrc with the money market.
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CINCINNATI, March IA convention
Of tine cur and smoking tobacco manu-
facturers To fix prices OF tobacco under
the new tax met herr to-day. The price
was liked AZ tReRty-tTo cents ioE sl'Aok-
ing. and borty GENTS Tor ine cut N psok'
ages OF ten hounds The eHSentlon
meets again tomorrow.
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Cincinnati,
DRY GOODS.
New York.

Ngw loRK, March Business con
tinucsmoicrate with commission houses
and importers. AMI jobbing trade stead.
lily improving. Cotions remain firm
and staple makes in fair request. Fancy
prints more active, snd apron prints IN
good demand. Dress goods In lair ~.
quest. Mems woolcns moving slowly.
Hosiery in fair demand.
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vstoing the Veto.

The California Constitutional Conv~ri-
ton has ua,ped the Chinese problem
with strong hand, and uttsr an em.
phAtic protest against the degradation u
labor IL has adopted provision pro.
hibitiDg any corporation nov existing.
90 hereafter " be lorme.i ib the STATE,
from employing any Chinese OF Nongo-
lian in any capsciiy, either directly Or
indirectly; aIso, fOrtiiding their I'm.
plOyD.nt on any stat~. rOuniy. muniri.
J,al 90 other pable work. Thus do~,
the sovereign state IL California rise ia
her nigh, anil veto the veto oi the hogu-
President
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Do ,,''.\...N. Nu,uIG The Treasury
-. ,-. ''...'' ..,. hy ar amended circular
,.... .'-''"E. invited all collectors II
,..... surveyors ut customs acting ~
....... - REVIEWERS ut public moneys.
q. .f'>.''> ..f "i money u,urr offices. and
,.r r...''' 'ii."yr~ n, whatever character.
Gr.. ,'' agents tur the sale oi the Ia
,.,.' '.....1f ..Nf Per cent rounding crrtif-
.,. ",',"'rtet 10y the act % February
..rt y u commission viii Do allowed ami
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at 3 to S Per Cent.-Gov-
ernments firm-fIour Dull-Wheat
0ulI-HOgs Quiet but Steady.
FIN ANC

New YORK, March lS.-MoSEY-
Active at 3@5 per cent, closing at 3(a4
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3i(S5
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills firm at 1861; sight exchange on
New York weak at 1884.
SILvER-Bar silver here at 81 0S! sub
sidiary silver coin l@it per cent. dis-
count. Silver at London ~ led.
GovERSMENTs-Firm.
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A,'aRlic and Grea, we,I,rr I.a,,.

I.rf 'g.@A, March '&.-Bv cable from
t4...''' 7, Is rrportrI ,h5t NcHenry
,..,.,..'. ,..,'''liaanual following in his op.
k I..' I.,..r..,2! 20 'hr lease % the \. 4 e.. VI.
d-,, '.',r' ~ iuUrteeu-hiteenths ufthe
th.,''..N -. " ". W. mortgages are now in
l-l,. - ,r''S''n oi the promoters of the
Jua,o, I.',' .'.l...l an equal proportion Of the
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nnnn tn - Chief Masses.

SNN FENNcJS,,n. MarCh IA Port
land. Oregon, dispatch SAYS that ten.
Howard and Governor Terry have gone
Ia Yakima City t. So Chiet Moses.
and also Ia investigate tho situation oi
Indian affairs. Should the civil athOrl-
ties attempt 70 arrest Moses, serious
trnnhlr viii undoubtedly ensue.
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WASHINGTON. Marc li.-l a. Nor
the lakes and the Tennessee and the
ohio Valley. increasing c."uilncSS and
light rain or snow, with decidedly cold-
cr north 10 northwest winds and rising
barometer.
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LIVE STOCK.
N ew York.


Nrw IoRg, March l3.-Bcey,~-R.-
ccipts ~ head. No sales. Market
nominally unchanged Dressed beef
dull at Gim Sc; city Ca. Western
shipments 700 quarters.
Receipts 2.l0O head. Market
weak and tending downward; sbeepI IT,;
lambs 5km6!c. 4 few sprlng lambs u,
s. 0No6 ~ per head. Shipments 20
carcasses.
Hogs-Rrceipts 2,l50 head. No de-
mand for live. Five cars of slaughtered
for owners account and reported nj
e 81 per 100 pounds. Two carloads
holding for - W with - 80 bid.
Chicago.
CnIcAGo, March l3--The Drovrs'
yoTndircports hogs rcccipirlI 600 head
shipments 5000 head. Market dull and
unchanged; choice heavy s. 70di -;
light , ijd3 3s1j; mixed So 40ta3 30.
Cattlc-Receipts 400 head; ship
ments 5000 head Market firm; ship
ping - 02laj5 -; butchers steers - %
t. / 10: feeders and stOckcrs active at
g. 70a,i 10.
Shccp-Reccipts 800 head; ship.
ments 40 head Market steady at
81 1Otd . -.
Cincinnati
CISCIsSATI, o., March l3.-lIoys-
Quiet but steady; common 81 7Ga3 10;
light g Ijd3 ~; packing 81 7Wai ~;
butchers ~ lOCdI ~. Receipts go
head shipments none.
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Oh City.

on CrIT. March l3.-Narket opened
quiet and ieady, With lso! bill, declined
70 1854. but advanced % 1851. at uuieh
prioe the market closed. Shipments
1900 bbls. averaging 100 bids; trsns-
srti0ns, ij0.00 bids.
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Blsnsrct and me Pepe.

RoNE, March ia Confidential agent
oi BisInArk has arrived at the Vatican.
He has instructions to reject any pro-
pOSAl involving = mobilization Oi the
May laws II = stated that the Pope
now UAiye- al oDnirOyertri points eL
oept thnS- strictly involving Papal PriR-
ciples and dignity
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Chicago.
hes Orleans.

NEN OaEIx-, March I3.-COHes--
quiet, jobbins, ordinary 10 prime, IIls,
lG!c. >ugar--Quiet and weak without
any quOtaiie decline: inferior % god
common llNsj.e; common % good
common 5lC@5ic: yellow clarified 6,
C-7lc Kioe-stezdy and in gccd
deHiABI: ordinary to ehoice 5tfsSic.
Molzs.e--Qaiet and firm: termenting
a)ss 2sc; oentruysl 9yaZ2e: tzir zsls Dc.
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LJNDDN, MarCI l3.-DaUIfI EHl1ln,
the released FeDian, iieI ~ Kingston,
Ireland. Rsliin W4s --ut.nr-l fDF hs
csnnertion with tie MaEch"sisr affair,
and Nhil. IN pri-Jn ENs attacked gith
parzlys;s- III, condition gave ri~e %
the charge. II cruelty aeaiHs; ihe : f.sDR
G1gtSF-.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-19
COURT REPORTS.

D,stsiet ""......SEPULyEDA ]
THURSDAY, December IS.
Jas. McFadden ct al. vs. E. W..
Squires ct al.--Default duly en-
tered, proof heard aud decree or
dered TO enter as prayed for At
torDeys fees fixed at $65.
+. 81 M. Bank vs.. Heimann g.
George-Demurrers submitted by
consent and overruled.
f. & M. Bank W. Burke-Same
action.
Santa Ana Valley Irrigation
Co. VS.. Anaheim Water Co.-Mo.
tion to strike out fourth amended
complaint set for hearing before
Judge McNealy Monday next.
Francis Mora, Bishop, &C., VS..
Joaquin Amat ct al.-Judgmeni
for plaintiff as prayed for 81, ,94l.75.
Kellum vs.. Mitchell-Case open.
ed for the reception of further tes-
timony. Set for tomorrow at 81
A. NJ.
Carpenter vs.. Ira Carpenter
Motion to strike out portion of an
swer denied.
SET FOR TODAY.
Lawrence va. Lawrence,