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, 1880-01-28

LOUISVILLE, KY, jan. a7.-Three separate
petitions were fled Rgainst Ed A. aud A. q.
Donelly, owners of the steamer A, c, Donel-
ly, the Cincinnati aud New Orleans packet,
by W. McNeai, W. W. Johnson, a,1l Wilson
McNeal, for $4,000. The petitions nre all
alike, with the exception OF the injuries re-
ceiyed by plaintiffs, aud the names. They state
that they purchased at New Orleans passen-
ger tickets, or III other words paid pas
senger fare from New Orleans Ia. Louis
Vile, on the steamer Donelly, tho agrce-
inent being TINT they should be, g1.!ar--
aslteed safe passage Oh the suil bout
further state ttat, on the trip from New
Orleans, the bout took TIRE a1,d burned
twelve miles beloW Cairo. Plaintiffs wore
variolsly Injured, all being rendered crlpples
TOR life. They charge that the burning of tho
boat was caused BY the carelcsRess OF tho
owners Of the boat Of their employees, and
that but for the negligence Of the osf!Ssrs @
three suits amount to $50 000 aud servtco llas
been made upon tho officers and owners OF
The boat, This suit is q very Important one,
md will have many points Of Interest, Icing
The first suit OF tbs kind, 1t is said. ever tied
In our courts.
, 1880-01-28
LOCAL POLITICS.
Seventh Ward Republicans.

SGVGAl1l NAFA ltCAlNV44CANNs
Tho Seventh Ward Republican Club hold
q meeting yesterday evening ut the corner Of
Waller md West Twelfth streets. This was
tile first meeting Of tho Club this season, mud
although 1t WIS understood that tile work to
be accomplished was merely preliminary In
its nature, large attendance WINS present.
The cliair was occupied by Mr.. Philip Maas.
A lively debate arose or, t!ie question Of
whether tho roll of the Club should DO con-
stituteh OF the names oil the rolls Of tho two
dcftlnct clubs OF whom the existing organtza-
ton Is tie outgrowth, the tinal decision being
~ On III ,notion, tie Chair appointed s1cssrs.
Dunhnul, Muls, W00tl,i,al,, md Gardner n
committee to prepare tliirty-foMr NAMES for
an Executive Com mittee, to bo reported ut
the next meeting, to be ,i,cll on tho evening
chs oG EsS 10 To- n aa GS Sf ~ fnt %e ctr should Do
On motion, the Chair. appointed Alessrs
Duguid, krOll, md UeAycy u committee to
revise tic constitutions and bylaws Of tho
old clubs, nnd fra'ne fropi them colstlt,i-
tim for the ngw one.
Che Club then adjourned.
observation-disclosures.
The 1rish-Anerican Central Republican
Club held a. lnrgely-attenled meeting. Inst
evening In tile Grand Pacific. A. L. A0rrl-
son presided. An election Of officers for the
oSnE sx mouths Tesqtea ns oS%s
W. i. lloacl; Treasurer, 7. il. kecfc; Cor:
respondlng Secretary, ~. g. 1Ilcayy, and M the
Dlxon, Dun scully, james ponolue, u
2% R2%%irk cpEt; J. D. Eolsy .id. + n; cIsnghrey sds
Burke, G. &. Moore, Judielnry ComnlIttee,
\. Cnl!aEK{Ihan, n tyanes +. Gaultieia, =. J
| John Ullggnrtl and John Davy.
The following letter was read from Gov
| Foster, Ut Ohio:
"srAYE o. ONO, ExEcurIyE pErA'sg
/ MENr, CoLusint,s, Jan. ~. lSS0.-Afr. Il. l.
lfUrrls0lk-My DEAn SIR: Your welcome
letter Ut THO I'D Is bpfore Inc. l am plcuset
to know that our Irish fellow-cltizeils ar
tnkiMg SO lively am interest In the, success o
Tue Republican Party; It taMS s1!owS that they ar ar
III the future they will .be governed III tho OK
crcIse Of tho right df suffrage by an inteili
6IinA prejudice. am bath pleased md llol
UruA by your proposition to llnke lne oil hol,
0rury member of your Central CLUB. Your
respectfully, C1IAHLEg FosTER"
After trAi1sact1ng sone further ,routln
buslness tho meeting adjourned, subject t
tho cali Of tho Chair.
, 1880-01-28
FEDERAL AFFAIRS.

Forty-lvo thousand dollars III gold was
pa!A out yesterday.
Tho schooner Orkney Lass, which was
llboled ao1no ttne Since, WIS yesterday sold by
Deputy Marshal stiIlwell for &l,lNO.
Authority was yesterday giyen to tho ES-
position Directors tn loan their collection Of
Gusts to tho .Acudpmy Of Fine Arts; Those
Gusts, having beon Imported FREQ Of luty, aro
still held under bond.
m g 81 bs Isssn WY
tsSs aua % sses s IT, TSeso f wsrS p
no exports Of alcohol.
yelsy TIE opstSGss s'Sstonf Hhs for ass ass
4oo4s received wore ~ follnWs: +. & +. jAu-
Eer 4 Co., a pnnkagcs Of uarthonwuso: Park
MccIurx Go, eliscs ii Sooks: Liadanur issos.
c%sss Ct Ct 1ry xois c1sso! nrio sHo,.
Gompany m1 M 81 Suados x pr@s papsr g.
Kirk s 20, I: clsks OF aMia ash: p.!rley s
Iyrrol'. u l'aokages Or eArtnenware: hem Wilson
Fsbor esss easss 81 y praes; Metzar osasaha
g.. easGs @ q plpss Levhy nsoa,' s Saso of r
nollsan Bros, W barrcls Of herring; Kirchho1
Co., 70 casks q hoer. ,...
Two pedl!ors known US Gulberg md Erik
Goldberg. broke tho lNnliotony u Commissioner
lioyno's rotltI.o ycstcnay by filling his Office
villa tNuaEltAIQE6 AlA ua1pIh}l y VII OtA VI
| blauk ciudors, whloh, for I'LL tho Commissioner
was ablc to u1dvrstana fr1in their hruken En-.
xlsBh, might hMre contained tho !nnrtN1 dust of
sotne ersii,Atsl a1'costor. who hnd gono to that
| bUurno wtlCro theru arV no secondhand shops
| Anl where ;. fakIrs" nru unknown. Uy dlnt tIf
inluh ques!ionlng an1 cons!Avs1ole guessing tug
that the uoldborvs, who !ye vt No: wi Clark
street, by industri0usiy ped.Ellng fruit aud veg.
GtAbleH, hn1 AlllAs8aeu tho SUN OF $t00. Last
full tue fahor X,lye tho r,lt Of bilts to his gool
vito 10 hide In some place where thioses wollll
not bruak through and steal, With truo femt-
l,ino precaution, Mrs. Goldberg bid tho cash ln
~ ola stow rhfeh decorated n st.,1e.roon W ai.d,
Alontlay morning tho aged pcIhir l,,An III ut
Ut cleanliness decided to cloar UP the rubbish
and start flrp ia thAt unfortunate stove,
Whea y waa well u'4deEr wy BIZ BY
wife came intu the room md dRnpened
biz araor and tho tru with u Iuckct Of yater.
II was TOO !ate, however, 9,la the gEeenbaoka
little fortune wore decently interred inA II,
In Tho ahnpe .of IN attdavit, which was f0r.
waFdu1 to Washington, Thors Ii, q 1a!u ross!'
bllity that tho retllAins iNAy ba identified gu1ii.
eent!y by tho Redemption nuroau u justify tht
replacing Of tho uotea and tho consequent to-
| Of the GUldborgb- >
, 1880-01-28
ILLINOIS CHARITIES.
Meeting Of the sfnto Roard-Defnult In
Payment to the Various Institutions
by the Several Counties.

.So,S %or,ncrt "t e 10 tl,s NV Various rnsti.nsions
~ ,,,o scycro1 Countie..
sn,t,a, smg n,sna'1a ~ n. tateaoo 1,,,,ns
,'.H'p opssa' .pu -, ~ tan ~ 1T,,o nna-, ~
State Charities met In their Office In the
Statc-1Ionso to-day The members present
were Jntfgo George s. Robinson, Of syca-
ToIe' itssl"oht' 1"oe9 ,,,!'E, ,'ia',."; ~ -. ~
field; Judge Gould, OF hloll1le: anu Vt. =. y.
Corbln, of Mendoza, Dr. ]. N. MeCord,,' the
otber ,ne,nlicr. will meet the Doartl nt jack
somv,llc> for whici, .nloca thay laft thIs eye1,-
so'l., ~ ~ -. 1,,r,""oo,1 1A,rsS"v morn.
Ing. The time Of the Board was spent mostly
IN routine work, viz, the examination nnd
opnroynl Of the occounts Of the lns.itu-
., - s,,a.t,s t,,winto,,
, 1880-01-28
BATTERY D.
Its First Reception Mt tho fremont
House.

Its First Reception Mt tho fremont
House.
Battery D gavo nh elegant reception ut tile
fremont House lust evening, which was nt-
tontled by great many members Of the M
tlonal Guard with their ludtes. Tho dancing
took pluce iii tie largo diningr0om, which
WIS decorated III q tasteful md elaborate
manner with nngs and bunting, the latter
being wound about the lofty pillars md
drnped upon the walls, Willie the
windows, the side doors, md the mir
rors were ornamented with aags,
nrtlstlcally arranged. Just inside the main
entrallce to the lanclng hall t. tent WIS
pitched, OF tho oll!ccrs' pattern, md two
to the guests Us they entered. The smooth
marble tlDor was covered with ca!lyas, making
u splendid foundation for terpSichorentl OK
orclscs. KretlOW's orchestra dlsc0urseu tho
music. Tho Reception Committee Was COLI
formed tholr duties to perfection and to tho
Lieats. +. i. Allen aMd ". il. Halley, Sef-
geant W. ". Lane, Priyates i. +. Monrsc, j;
R J. NSu11s 4$ ~ S Il FIJI T. hSs ToSsy W.T. Ms 1t @ s
head Of the Executiyo Committee, and tho
following were the tloUr managers: LieuL
sMphen5, Athy, Sergeant y. y v; ia, Lane, Go1- r5
Koppler, +. n, Dickson, i. q. Elwell, W. II.
Elwuil, md DAylA NJ. Ball.
Among the Sls!turs present were Mal.
Aful,stielll Young, uf battery G, Joliet; hfaj.
md Mrs. Scrlbnor. Col. Cannon, Capt- lloyne,
L!uut Sawyer. anA 1.tuut ilealay, Of the
Of tho SIKH Regiment, Lieut., J. l.. .Whalel1
mid Llu,,t. SalnMol uolbrOnk OF tho Sixth
Regiment Maj. md Mrs. L. +. Toboy, Lieut.
w. II. Bailey, LIEUT.. I. s. Allen, and Lieut.
| Stanl1rli A t1iv and villa nj Hattery d. A{nf. IL
J. Gleason, alpl otl,urs.
At about llaif.past II o'clock supper wa.
announced, and the tables were spread fol
1t0 people lii the most sNmptltous manner
The reception was signal success ~ syers ;s
tic enterprise, which will 10 towarl unl
forming the command nlld placlng 1t OH I
sound footing.
, 1880-01-28


fEgns ss ot a p own 1 ra kst s9oas aas Risss' e I'll
riyni Anglo-A,nerican cable announces TINT
It's tariff after Fob, will be rednccd from ,76
cents 10 laJ5 cents n wortl. The lines Of tlle
Pierre, Gapo ijretoil Newfoundland. and
thel,ca TO Nnnsett Light, Catn Cod. From
st. Pierre thors Is II connection TO- 1huls-
burg, Chm, aud from Cape Cod TO this city.
A catlo from l}rcst Is ahnut to DO lNid by tlls
lint point nnothor ocenll wire viii 20
stretched to St. rlcrrc, the American land
Ing point. But the atllet opening, Of tho
American Union Company yesterday Is n
(NyInx overcome ali oi,strlictions In Tie
courts, gocs townrk with ii, 600 miles. OF wire,
connecting ALL lending American besfness
centres WITH the new frunch cablo and with
, 1880-01-28
The NEW IElEGRKPh LINE.

NEW G0iK, Jun. E.-The EOc'ltnU Iele-
1ruuso Of to-day says: IN You'd have taxed
the Imagination Of the busfhRss world few
years ago to conceive howRNew ocean cablo
and new land system, co,ppttslng q, ,ooo miles
Of wire, all eenterIng III New York City,
could 60 into operation, Us they did yester-
dny morning. with so little, fforn,allty, nuise.
and fuss, There were no. cong1ntulatory
messages, no exploding OF guns or after
dinner speeches, no splurg!pg III the news.
papers. There was even no hluster about q
reduction OF rates. Tho new French cable
company, tbs Conpagnla Francalse du TEL
egraphe do Paris q New. York, begun Its
an1etlv With :
, 1880-01-28
A Bl0ODlEss DUEL,

New ORLEANS, jan. 27.-1n consequence
OF Maj. E, A. Burke, State Treasurer md
editor Of the Democrat, Of this city, inserting
in his paper TINT Mai. 11earsy, formerly MI
editor Of tho sanlo paper, was lar, and in
consequence of the bitter reply made by
Hcarsy, duel was arranged for between the
gentlemen, to take place this morning. Up
to noon, however, tho parties Ind not left
the city. AfIldavits have been made against
them, and their arrest is probable. Tho de-
tails Of the duel have all been arranged, md
the meeting Is regarded as necessary to settle
the matter. >,Q7,.:
LATEls-Tho duel was fought this after
noon OIL Metairio Ridge, near tho city, with
pistols, dlstnnce ten PAGES. After firing two
shots each friends iMterposed, alld the dlifi-
Guilty was adjusted.
, 1880-01-28
"A S0CtAl!STlc DRAMATIC SCHEME.
. S>.xn1 Tu.untxk N Tt,A EktednR 1r{I,,ub

srmsaF1s1p, ILL.,. Jan. N,-Llceuse to Or
eanlze l1as been Issued to the Hopkins Manu-.
lucturlnx Company, Chicago; capital, $780,
0oo; corpo1ators, II. 1. Hopkins J. +.
Young, II. u. Lewis, @. c. Bonney. License
was also issued to the Cooperut!ye The
atre and Printing Association, Chicago
capital, $1,000. The object OF this proposed
Company Is stated as follows: 10 "present
upon tha stage plays and operas that shall
tend to elevate, educate, and advance the In
, 1880-01-28

tercsts Of tho producing classes, and to cnrry
on the aE1tntlen Of the labor question
through printed sGnEs sna RGetGy . a 1aafa s',f
professlon;. to build buildings suitable 70
transact business In, to publish dally pm
per mn, ito job printing" The corr9rntors
and originating " this gram! enterprise are
X. F00tG. nutl O. 4. A..l,islIoD.
, 1880-01-28
THE ClTY-IIALI.


1871 wore s9a Coo, aud tho surplus over expenses
amounted to t5i4, ,s51
The Treasurer's receipts yesterday wcro
&l,4ss frpn, tho Wntcr Department, SsSS from tho
Controller, MID $4,000 In scrip from tho South
Town Collector.
Commissioner Waller yesterday awarded a
contract to ". E. TrAver TO erect mn Iron foot
bridge over tho south entrance to tho In SAllo
street tunnel. Tho work is to be completed Feb.
1t. and III to cost *ss1.
THE bridge-gate n,es, nre not yet NIL dend.
Que upplicl ycstcrdny for permission tn put ZIP
gntcs ut tho Twelfth street bridge, md Commits
aiuner WAllcr, knowing so well bis fnte, graiitcd
It sorrowfuliy.
The Controller has not mRde up his mind
whether or not he will obey tho order Of tho
tic GiIck taxes to I'll tho &c School Fund. Ha dues not
think the fund hus any right to tho taxes. for
rsasons M 5gpeaGaly sivgn; and zays no Will con-
lied the co1ntniss!oner of Public Works to come
City-llal!, and! purchase 5000 brick to insure
ths pcasnS pcsnnIssoner M mott nocd to Contractor io
cu1ne forward and present the necessary bont! to
to respond In dhy or two.
The Superintendent OF the Deaf md Dumb
Asylum, Jneksonrtllc, yesterday presented the
Mayor ana Controller With nair each Of toilet IT
hotties, They visited tho instttntion some weeks
nRo and addressed tho Inmates ut sU1np length,
from the unferfunntes. The bottles were COW
@ pai.itcd I' upon | tho % covcrnss,N handTork Of
tho prcsenters.
There will be m important meeting in the
/ Council chamber this A!tcrnoon. Thoru WILL ne
the mea II tSc sta ana ef
Health, Canal Commissioners, md Dthcr1, nnd
, 1880-01-28
THE BUTCHERS UNION.
AkroHrkAs AND Auulr1h0 TIN

No new developments wore made yesterday In
tho Investigation Of thu financial troubles OF tho
Dutchess' Union, In tho ,aornIuY Mr. Patrick
Wulsl, who stands by Tie churaus which ho lnndo
ayulnst the Moguls OF tho Union on 6atursiay,
had u conference with them In the Union Hall,
which, however, amounted TO nothing: The
" o 70 oyer
, 1880-01-28

Ladies' who use powder should npply Buck &
1tnynGrs CoA Cream to tho tnco ut night.
, 1880-01-28

The Eltlre(lgo Sewing leads
the world, and is the best for ynll to buy.
Sold on monthly payments. 100 Stats street,
, 1880-01-28

"Thpy mot by chnnco" ut Dasvs9u'B elegant
candy nnd cIRMr storo, III etAto street,
, 1880-01-28
MICHIGAN GRAND LODGE, A. +
~ A. NJ.

Special Dtspaleh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
DETnolr, Mich, Jun. 27.-Tle Grand Lodge
Of Aficligatl4 A. F. Il A. NT., began its all-
1lual communication ut noon to-day in tho
Detroit 0pera-lIo.isc. Over 800 delegates
were present at th> afternoon session.
Grand-Mastcr Striker, Of Hastings, de-
liyered the ANNUAL address. and the
reports OF tho Grand Secretary and Grand
Treasurer were also presented: The cleo
ton of officers will occur tomorrow. Mr..
Striker referred to tho fact that Detroit was
the birthplace Of the Grand Lodge more thnn
thlrty-1va years ago, and compared It's feeble
membership then with tho present commutlf-
cation. There were here assembled repre-
Bcntatives Of 3i3 working lodges, having
totnl membership Of ~, tWU. One lodge hAa
been cl,nrtercl and olie hall dedicated during
tho year, nnl two c0rMer-atonts laid with
Masonic ceremonles. Five, applications or or
tsSuis oeeupanoy AsS pSaiiSoH hais WITH soiae s
6cun received aid permission strictly
refused. During the year charters were rec
commended for North Star. Lolge, Of Torch
Lake. Antrim County; Reed City Lodge.
OscG0la County; and Cyrene Lodge, Of lAr-
ryy1lc, QseFo County; Gass ;;; Lodge, No ao
falling to elect officers, and practically going
to seed for two or three years, hus been rs
Susctt0ted, and Is HOW upon Its legs AgniNy
apparently rs healthy rs ever. Verlnontvtlle
lOuge, NJ. .4ess3, Inns also come to tlMe,, paid
Its dues, nnd resumed connection with tho
Gated at Croto1,, NewNygo County, has only
weak state tllat Grantl-Alaster Striker ad-
yises that Its charter be recalled.
, 1880-01-28

No FANCY PH1cEa-nust act teeth, IS; filling Y
rites. McChcsncy Bros., Clark and Rnndolph-sts
, 1880-01-28

fine BuGGlES.
The public nre invited to cAll and sec n TOT
buggy mudo for William Q. nnrtsott, Now York
md sulky for L. C. Chnse, boston, which vii
bo OIL exhibition for two days ut ThomAs II
Browns, 333 State street.
, 1880-01-28


AnpEY-At ?a East Erle:at, ch!caao. Inn. 2, 1Kats
Of ttiphhtrn. lrDReM0 Abbey only dauEhgF Of AiFs-
Marx u. Ahb1y aKcu 5eArA Mufltt,B nild n days.
Elifign frus tho nb0ve Rdlress nj O'Clock tu-dhy.
1H- Akron tUl }Mpars teAa0 copy
LA1uE-Of consumption, at tho residence Of his
father, J4l 1iubDans-st, j. Il. lurne nxtd ~ yenrs
Funeral Will take rRcs 1hur1dAy. 18th, ut II u.
shnrt Friends Ut the tAMy respectfully TcQuessed
" Attend.
copy.
grEWANT-At Konwoud Jan p. Batah E., beloved
Mlf0 Ut uuoFRo HtawArt, A4Gt III yehrB.
funer from bur lut0 rssienGe, corner Of Fiftlnth.
st. md Mndlsonnv., Thursday. th inst, nj t::u p. m
PITKtN-At lttdxeiaad, Cook Co., Ill, Tnssduy,
Jan, n OF p1euru pneumonia, BIZ. Joshua Etkin. AKGd
u years nonthh Hnt days, father Of 4. H. and chos-
fnnenti Wednesday Jan. y, ut tho roadsuco Of hts
son. u. II. ptkn, NtdKHunQ, ILL.,, at o'clock p.
FriHnda can 1oaye Wsis-st Hchot ut II O'Clock hoon,
aud rptuFn at G:3J pm.
KUNrZE--Jnn. u, Mary L.. wlfo OF nobort Kunssc.
: Funernl from readonca, CnttAxa Grovo-av., ucar
FoTtJ.hfth-xI, Jan. ~ at II o'clock.
KuNE-At Parma, Mich, on tho "a Inst, Joalo,
vito Ut Ju!!an Kune, OF this city. nRod u ysars.
CUI.A1EN-luua12y morning, jan. q. Mt 2:30 4. En.,
Elen ii. McDer9rUtt, W1fG Ut D1nnlh EO1llns. .
Funeral Will tako place frnm TCaldlnce, 80 WcEt
Tayl0r.st.. Thursday morning to Jesuit Church,
thence " carriages To Calvary St'eHds Of thu fHm'
tH- 6an Fnlnlisco tCaL), Bunh!o aud Duntitk IN.
", and ltUckfuff tlll.) paparB ptunso copy.
, 1880-01-28
SECRET SOCIETIES.

INDIANA GRAND 1AODGE X OF i.
spteiai D.spa.en 10 1ns Chicago Trits.ns
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jnn. 27.-The Grand
I.o,lge Knights Of pythias opened It's annunl
session to-day, witt, 100 Representatives prcs-
emf, and with Arthur A. Carue, of Ricll-
mont, Grand Chancellor. Tho address of
Grand-C Chancellor Carme shows that In tho
past year there has been net Increase of ak
lodges md 5l9 members, with promising In
tllcnttolls TINT new lodges will soon bo lnstl-
trted at Portland, Bluitton, Marttnsville, md
Fort Wayne Lodges havo been instituted
at Cr0nthersytt1e, Union City, Sullivan, Snat1-
dy's Mills, Fountain City, Bloonlingtlale,
Park County; and Good Intent Lodge, Ko-
komo; anu Excelsior, indianapolis, reslisi-
tntctl. Venus Lodge, Jamestown, Donile
County, surrendered Its charter: The
Grand Keeper OF Records and Seal
reports sevcnty-dyo effective lodges,
with 4 netnIIerslitp Of s,e2,; net gnln for the
il Past Granl! Cl!aneelors, ,7t7 pnst Clancel-
The receipts of tho Grail1 Louge have been
s., ,4a,.85; expenditures, S3,biLBl; balance
on llnru, Sl,47D,30. The assets Of the GRIND
Lodgo nre estimated Mt s., 4:3s %, ard tho lit
biIittes Mt S17815. -.
The following officers were elected: James
r. Carl,ahan, lafayette, GRIND Chancellor;
W. II. GiIluHl, Rockville, Grand Vlec-Chan-
ccllor; James 7. Darnall, Greencastle, Grand
prclnte; d. B. Shtdelor, IndtnMan0ls, @. K.
| OF X. j. s.; =. i, .Oyler, Franklln, ]: u.
| StuMipl,, Indianapolis, CO, Lellnnil, Edln-
burg, Trustees; W. l.. Dunlap, g. NJ. OF E.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-17
SPECIAL LOCALS.
wish Everybody to Know.

Rev. George Fl. Thayer, an old citi-
zen of this vicinity, known to every one
as most influential citizen and Chris
tian minister of the NJ. E. Church, just
this moment stopped at our store to
say: 81 wish everybody to know that |
consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives to Stilohs Consumption Cure. "
1t is having tremendous sale over our
counters, and is giving perfect satisfac-
ton in all cases of Lung Diseases, such
as nothing else has done.
DIS. MArCHETT & FRANCE.
Bourbon, Ind, May ID, 1875.
Sold by c. A. DESAUssURE, Druggist.
nS-eop
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-17
THE DAY FIXED.
G. w. Hymer Again I'm the Courtroom.

C. w. Hymer was taken from his
cell to the Courtroom yesterday after
noon, that being the time set for fixing
day to execute the sentence in his
case. He looked pale from long con-
finement, but appeared to be in good
health. Quite number of spectators,
drawn by curiosity, appeared in the
Courtroom. He sat near the railing in
front of the Judges bench, facing the
sback wall OF the room. The remittitur
from the Supreme Court affirming the
Judgment of the Court here and direct
ing the Court to fix day for carrying
the sentence and judgment of the Dis
trict Court into execution, was read,
and the Court asked if there was any
legal excuse why a day should not be
fixed. No legal excuse having been
given, the Court named Tuesday,
April 9th, between the hours of 9
o'clock in the forenoon and 8 o'clock in
the afternoon as the time for executing
the sentence, and remanded the defend
ant to the custody Of the Sheriff. Hy-
mer passed through this trying ordeal
with stoical indifference, and no
change was perceptible in his counter
ance when the Court named the day.
AS he was passing out of the Court
room, he made some remark to his
counsel, and walked off with the Sher-
llf as lively as if he was at liberty to
go where he pleased instead of to cell
from which only death or the Board of
Pardons can release him, until the day
fixed for his execution.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-17
Scarlet Fever.

The scarlet fever is epidemic in parts
of Indiana. The Decatur News, pub
lished at Greensburg. Indiana, of March
10th contains an account of the death
of Alba d. Conner, son of DIR. G. +.
Conner, of that place, and brother of
Mrs. c. Chenoweth, of Winnemucca,
from that disease. The mother and a
young brother of deceased were also
down with the fever. The disease is
very. fatal, and many children have
died from it's effects in Greensburg.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-17

February Term IsSO-W. 8. Bonnifleld
Judge.

The following business was transacted
in the District Court yesterday:
The State Of Nevada vs.. Charles w.
Hymer. In this case judgment of death
having been heretofore pronounced,
and the same not having been executed,
and the District Attorney making apph-
cation therefor, and this case having
been heretofore appealed to the Su-
preme Court and remittitur having
been this day returned, affirming the
judgment and order of this Court, and
directing the Court to fix day for
carrying its sentence and judgment
into execution, it was ordered that 2
o'clock p NJ. of this day be and the
same was appointed as the hour and
day for fixing day for carrying the
sentence and judgment Of the Court
into execution, and that defendant
be brought into Court at said hour.
i. Reconzone vs.. David Abel; by re-
quest of counsel for respective parties,
the order heretofore made in respect to
transcribing the testimony, was SO mod
flied that the costs of such transcribing
shall not be taxed as costs in the case.
j. w. Brown VS.. L. A. Ashley; ar
gument or plaintiffs motion to amend
complaint was resumed, and the mo-
ton submitted. The Court granted
said motion, and ordered that plaintiff
pay all the costs necessarily incurred
by the respective parties in making
said motion to amend. 1t was further
ordered that plaintiff be allowed until
Monday, March 22d, to file amended
complaint, and defendant was allowed
ten days after service of amended COM
plant to file demurrer or answer.
Eliza J. Akin VS.. j. S. Akin; this
matter on demurrer to complaint was
by consent continued until to-day.
SGdbt Vi LNSNddb VI. y. W. II "ci,
ordered that the Sheriff of Humboldt
county, on Tuesday the 9th day of
April, 1880. between the hours of 8
o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock P. NJ. Of
said day, carry the sentence and judg-
ment of the Court, heretofore rendered,
into execution.
Isabella Lamance ct al VS.. John
Byrnes ct al: counsel for plaintiffs by
consent eff counsel for defendants, with
drew motion for judgment, and both
parties consenting, the matter was set
down for argument, pending which
Court adjourned until to-day.