davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-03-30

a delicate question 0f practice was rafsc.l
lit the case Of Mary W. Sen rs. Jaines King.
Thts WIS aN action III covenant, mud 1t was
aycrrctl that tic defendant lIu.l sold certatl
l,arcel ot lind freq Of MI inicntbrances ux-
ccpt Il ,nnrtaagN f0r S1U, U,Q0O, with lntt.lrst Mt
0 per cent ytsIr, Mltl alStl except outstanding
tnScs. ,Illo hreurl nsstg,tetl WINS lint ttlur1
Was outstanding $40 af unpaid interest IN
tic mortgage, 'lGd IN tho cuurt below tho
plaintiff recovered Judgment fur Rlnut that
tltnnunt, which ,xus reversed by tho Appellate
Court. J,lgn Alt.Allstcr llultt lint no tt.,ssu
ut notion nplearea 0ll tho fMGu, Ut thu cnllnt,
llccAlsn tho Interest Us well us the principal ut
tho nlortKago was ax;eIted by .lY terlns Of
cn,lso, Ut netton impnrlcrtly sct ont, but ,0t
~ Imperfect tlila ur,, CAUSE Gf actloll,
Whern l,o cnl1sp Ut action ut NIL wlls k,t
'lll mt upIiy. Moreover, III thu present
cAses the Only p!pl WIS llnli CIT tactu.h,
whlel. merely put IN lssuo thu giving Of tho
decd, Atul 1t Wl,s INT necessary under IT, 10
pr0yo thu nyet1nellt US t0 tia hrpagh OF ths
covenant, fur that was nttn,lttetl.. There
could, therefore, be- 10 tnte,itlinont after
verdict tint any proof w,ls l.ltl0 Of fActs sltf
flCiont to show bre.lclI. lluverse1 al.d re-
lanuctl.
, 1880-03-30
TIE STRAITS VIRTUALLY OPEN.
Ssteial Qsrafch 10 Ina CAieaaa Trihuae
1lUFI.tLO,

apfetat DEpifeh to Thd Chicago Tribune.
1,uFs.stt,, n. T., March :9-Tho propeller
G,7ves slnd consent Atlatns, which lRyo lecn it,-
sltlo slnc9 Saturday. went to thu elevator to-d,y
and wpro unloI,1ctl. Thoy brought from Id
lc'lo, together, l10,UW bushels, constxnol tn E.
w. Fumes. Tho pts,pcllcr AlpeIa ntid barge Wc-
nom. i,ad on II, ,5dl bushels Of wlient for Whitney
s Glbas't,:, Tho latest nrriyn's nro thn schnouer
IT corn a,id 0.;tSt busitls ri wheat f0r j. H.
HaWyur; tho atanIn.lnFxa 4Alconn, Tnu,lo, III lin
lIlshcla 1T wheat. Whftllny s. f,tl1snn. Tllnr0
werO 1,D dupurtlrps. Tho tiliy charters rclH,rtc
wore tho sel,W,ner Juhu ltblttts, cement to
CleSonnt cents per lnlrrol, FREQ OH luHr,i,
SCHOONER Stontut1k, Goat io Chicago, IS ctlla per
ton.
, 1880-03-30
srAr1: t.t)Uit1's.

e. j. Stevens Il Ca. lcsa,, suit for
$1,000 ng,lnst the Michigan Central 1katlrontl
comlaty, tito Nnrtll Atlantic Fast-FrcIellt
Line, mil Snnl,el DI 1jow.
Thy Sir'tt1slI-.smerirun A1ortansr Company
ilc.l II l,t! uaninst Cl,urlrs mil Ellen lien
rottn. Il: J.: JENKINS, AsaIs!Aa:, Jlcnry Wnl-
ler. Jr.. Trt!strc. lfrnry j. Pickett, SUCCESSOR
II. Cha1in.ll, Jttstus kilIals, I;cceiivr, t,iltl
nlicrs. to f0recl0se Il tr,lat-tlert fur S400 on
l.nts u aIMl 20 Iii :. s. llnycs' Subdivision Of
Dlock "a II CArlMiitcr's Addition.
srssp"ss s asa!ast te SiIs L. ii psaes, es,Gn iyn ~
damages ut 80, 600.
, 1880-03-30
DlSJ)ttt.1:a,

f.otife May ArIold flied n bill yestcrtny
against licr l,'tsba,d, Thornton Arnold, as1-
Ing for tltVore TN the RrtIll,,d Of cruelty.
...JtttlEe Bnrnuln gra,itetl 4 .livnrre 10 kntto
Ii,ieklils fr,t>l ,OW'rsc W. 1luckttls, oil tho
ground Ut tlcscltlnll.
,,.1ut4t. ,Ia,liesoll ycstcr,iay granted u
tliSurtc tn Arynstn Nilke from John Wi!kc,
OIL tho gr1liItl of tlcserttnft.
, 1880-03-30

R1aaAA49os aPtatdl II Aao4s4st4 pufssaAetal,.
4a1mz0Maoh haA >hssan 'Esooited hero that. .
white man IN fpaEtaax4urK. g. q. has beaa
s@aptaroed ant to b. hung Tor killing a negro. IhId
u tne Htst tuna ta rnAny yeara thAt tho -Murdor
OF negro has beeN 10 Ayongud. Tho prisoner Is
2 white nun, atnut ~ ycnrs old. Ma. tho facts
bFt5uxht out on tho trial Clearly proved thut ha
d9libutatcly shot tho Aecenscd without tle
slightest prorucatlon The defense did not liz
trodlico my cvsduncu, but tho whltu lllal, plr-
h!'ds totai iEnnrA.,eo Vt the deed. uu1 further
a!!eEgs lhAt ~ was w much Intoxicated ns to
bo nDl1vitAiA Ut everything. His Jury was COM
posed OF whlte men, and tho yc Hot Is rrgurtied
h9ro " !! E9"l omen, but thure a1v many
cnrried uut- II executed. 1t will llurk tho b.
x1nnluB u u new era IL TIC 6uutl,
, 1880-03-30

James Johnson has sold ito soor pan nsyes tp
:. y u. Marshall. af Chlcigo, for <sbD. Lato last
ia't tno Iluyts struck tho pier ut M4skcgu1t, but
managed to rcach the river, whpru shu sunk IN
snoal wator. During tho past winter Mr, johnson
nau hcE hIulctl out aud lhorsalxhiy repaired utan
s1pehse OF 81 NV. Thu work dong upon her unl-
.snna Sea now bow, fntoftH,t. stclsi. apron, bill
aaa VIII soosi ou ruhAY lur htl,iurss. PruyiQus
IN ~ ~ aE'aster tho Iluyts bal STOOD Mr. Johnson
egs Gud tho nccvssaly ycpalss IL aai t,npfoSe-
, 1880-03-30

The Steamer John i. Ulx }lus icen thoroughly
rebuilt arsl mttc'l, nnt will ~ nto rntamt%-Iul,
ta-tlay IN tho r,utn lctwccn. milwaukee, aHtl
Mnntslrr, rr milling .ihys frsnn thu former port
sH.Ils Efnnttnys. Wednesdays. nsu! Fridays. Ncw
cHrlts "'srr tho cn.slf'nrs. nsltf new lct1.1lng,
!r" Observation-Disclosures Am m,i.iiiit,,l siatrr1T,n
!las tnci l,iil ~, ,tIi R!ttr, il,aft the Wheel
I!u!1st~. lllo rtlRfnr-ff1,nt 1T thu Nx hHs aHHn
lan,lst,t'tst tn m rT,,,.1 nfywhrr,, 1ile officers
nf thu rtnhiner url, us Itllnwa:. t'pmMmh!!er.
1mylh ftnh'1lr; first n11t'er. .1ofl,! EEltstnt1;
1f'Nisnb; iixatstAff, l&i,lry l)Iit9wn1: piirsur,
John slitsc.s0n; atnwntt1. .tHties liM,nln.
, 1880-03-30

q ENNIT NlI3t1. 4tT 1EffFI.A14{t.
The 1lrntp Erprrxs cu1ls attention to IL tlA,l.
tsro,,s snntl Rlttmt III thu FnttE, stc Dr tEo light.
lnsu 1Iter ut tl,ut l,nr. Thu Hnal commences II
short tl!an'le" cnst su'tt fc1lst NJ thp. lfGr nn
RIMS o'1L nearly sN feet III west northwest d.
1rctfu., snd fur tho Hralerrart uf lis length hs
int at"ye tlrcn feet Of wltcr on II. Ills right N,
tliotracknf yesses cn,nlng III nrnt, anl,,ns co,l-
Tl'lcrtby ,ncrnsta1 during tlio 1'ast Winter: It L.
HrnGItA1ly itl1ng ttp tho utnol Dn tim inside Dt
thu l'lrr. Fn1ntthl'B Cl1xl,t IT. tn t1nn ut t1,un
1|Ht"ro Navigation uprlls. ~ vessel keeping
t*n IN tn tho l,iEr cunll harstly full 10 get
IEFtll1iu,
, 1880-03-30
1t1sT:tfG.

Judge Tu1ey will, tIlls ti,orning, decide tho
motion fur iniunctlu1, III the casc of tile AT
!anttc Il I'acitr Telegraph CnsI.lntfly rs. Tlte
Baltimore t. OlIlU l,ailr6ac Cninpu,ty, :
, 1880-03-30
THE SCHOONER GARDNER,
HMtia4 fNxnafth Ia IN Ghftddo TfihunA

WAsHlsrr0N, Il. c., Murch so.-Tho repro
senta.lons Ut tho Hon. 0eorgo Il Davis to the
State Dcpartmt Mt III tho mutter OF the wrecked
schooner +. u. BAllncr, which lies OIL
tho Canadian shorc uf Lako Erie, near
liuEalo, bus had its effect. o.. tho
I'd lust, Mr. Davis lemouasIu.ca ut tho
, 1880-03-30

Tho stnan- -hlrxu Forest City loft Milwaukee
curly ycstetrtny snnrtling for Grand Haven to
ttlko on hsanl ,MD tons Of coul boUnging to tho
Northwestern Transportation Company, md
land It Mt EscanlsM for tho ttsc nf tho CdnI-
lHlhSs steamers. which will ttu nf,jslEGtl III tho
oru-cAsrying tl1tdu during tho entire sc,tsou.
, 1880-03-30

tnrhes, u viii In tGtn lint sllu brought lrnfty
ICts than she tal4l tln.
.T.o *aln NJ tho ku!,,nr.er t'hsc:,ir csfcel.al
!iIt WiitGr hy thu cstAtutf ScflulaS sinrfm and
". y, shaw to IL. IT, Miller. ftr II consideration
~ stem. WIS lucnrlc,i 1T tho Customs llnlsu
, 1880-03-30
THE CANAL.

RRrnQxronz, NJ, March aa.-A7svsd - r
tfotpsttspn, Hetsneptu, ATp b4 eosni Ketqaans
Raaneptnt q,loo bu oqp; Aoatatk:: foo5ti6saErt foo5ti6sEt,
liza hrls Aonr, 5000 lhs meal !. =, ;,.'
0sarrd-Montauk, LoqApost, A4o bp wheatj
Lookport, Lockport, 4,244 0u wheat.
, 1880-03-30

diet. b,tt tlle .ipuesfnle l'nu1t, by Judge VII
sun. held l'u 'anl ,ot sl,o",l sufficient Cyl.
lic.1Iinx 0f tIln bucks. 'l1u Judgment IT tic
Court brl0w WIS therefore reversed.
, 1880-03-30

JUDGE MISUNDERSTANDING Of his calendar.
No. l,0yD, Singer Manufacturing Company vs..
Field, on triA!.
jim. .DYEn-sct cascs. No. 50,, Hubbard ys.
1soncl, on trial.
ArrEii.ArE cou1r-sg, 81, IS, 70. %. No case
on hrnrlig.
JuDnE GAnr-srt. md Ell to MI, inclusive, cx.
ctpt Dol. No. s9], Brs1lcy vs.. cooibaugh, OF,
trE.l. .....
JUpGK SM1rlt--fn preliminary call. Tercmp-
tory c;,ll ao d. ;s, ~, T., ii, ~. No :@' Keller
JrpnE JAAEsoS--Chanccry motions at D:15
A.p.
.JrnsE 1sodE1s-loo, ind 1o9 to 1l5, inclusive.
iUiMMsfnnAx- III. 1la. l4e tn 1s!, inclusive.
except a!t. lii, uni 1. No. IL 1trIc VI. IittE-
lurH s. Etrt Wayne 1lnltw4y C6inMl,iy on trnt.
JUDGE TULEy-0, l, &, mud q. Nj chso on kes,r-
JUDGE DAnSu,t-1o and II. No cuso on hear
inx.' -. =. -
H.. JUDGN1EN:rs..
SurEH1oN CoUHT-JEDDE SMrtll-J. ". Dun
hing ct al. vs.. Edward =. liichartls, $1E.50-J.
M.Fuclis ct nj. W. s. II. Munsor. Jr., t)O7.Ni.
CIRCUIT EQunT--1Ep1E ,1fDnAE--pctcr uay-
den nj. rs. Brank J. Ntobliug, Sl81 ~.
, 1880-03-30

Cnpt. JnHea jtruet, plssu,l through Chicago
f'1nh milwaukee, ycsterlny, tn routn to snck-
ttts 1farlHsr, to 1T ntt tho scn,1irr Typo.
Capt. John i. yutt Alstne Arrycl 1icrc yoster-
tpy frf'ln Otwtgsl tn Ill tut tho schooner ". /.
Preston. lying t,ulr Wells Atrcct lrl,lGG With n
c',rgo ot Rrnn nm hoant ftr 1lafTau. Tile l'rt.s-
ton IL to receive n new btwRfrt.
Tho nnrthelstcr tiGtatnnl tho stcn.n.bargns
hfnry Hrnh Hhl tie.'rH,l DnIAr fr,ni Saturday
unttf yesterday nftr,alnn rt1d evening.
I'hn1ua 7. Mnrfori, n:tsnt nf tic I5nit.i, Scnn-
lH,nt Clmty 1T this 1Hr. rtturntsl l'r1lur rls.tn
y 7o,,ssllnt l,Fo'1s'sl trip through tho Western
iHl,i .l'f',,las whito will lnsin rccntyIng tl,c
rlm''lltR grhr nr tho sltmner &. H. i3u'rton To-
ny fur ~, curly start En tho direction VI I,lf-
The tugs Louis Dor mid Tom 1.rown ycstcr-
.ay rcsclvea ti.ir boIlrrs, which havo nmlor-
The ,liy A.ary Met',n" has '!urinr Tho nast
nil.li. i.1,hr1s, ttinllil,.s, snut. 'in% sn't.hls,
latts. nt = Gtst nc fully 2i1D. =,
ia,%; mud ftr.' rur sm';nt'it:k yHttuItluy. TIN
1!rlttNIn tNnkts II fur teitGr hplMAr7tilcC ~ II
Ft.An,-1'arsc tEsnn sll.: sli.l ns urs'cl!cr
t'e,tR, u" st!i,ipnn tty Will! l,s'n1Er, r,s, lntn
tho thl'cr silrlmr !rinH EiDltiny night, ind ru-
t'@i@tnttl @ nr m n1tt,,r n ~ tlny f!stct1lny.
ter.lny under tho communal of Cn.t. 1o Everett
capt. iu,rsls ttorn,su will work ,iown his s,r-
PHI sss . }iar }%tF I"e s M: ey 81 III fT ,ix "a tr ii.
ytt;rs ft4,.n Horns l'iGr telegraph Station tmt
ntnu nf tllotr piers lut,! suffered any t1liuAEu
flt'm tho movement OF leo In to RECENT nortll-
custer. ~"
Tho rchnoncrs Winnie wlng mid 0cnrgo T..
Scnrrr were pn Tho hlnrket yesterday %lttl cnr-
Ft't's TT lt'nl'1r nll shingles. Tl,o Winnie Wing
moved nwar at noon, but tho Scarer was still
ttprt ut tlntk.
, 1880-03-30
. AI{11t1i NE3Y f,iiAI1,


NJ Hqckt0rtf. On tho Huron ltiytr. there IL
oA'ldIlK fpr Tulcla porsous u tow -lnrro, ia tGct
1o1g over au, Of u feot bonn and 10 feet ilapth
al hdld. 1T ID expected she will curry 451 II. Ut
!a'ntcr. Ehc will be scho,lcr ri9gp.l, and 1t IL
noped Will DO ready to bo launched Mayl. :
u haa bcen pretty vol doci1el TINT tho Do
sspt Dry Dock will build for Grattrlck s; Co., OF
aonawanda, tow-baEgo ubout l7s foot long.
AZ Detroit, on Saturday, Wilum I,[yiugstonc,
~ lot coneravt4 for constructing II boiler and
tsnSan for blu now Atcnnl-b -bargo, tn bo built by
II. IT. notro nry.llo E,1lpaI,y, niid ooluplete
KY hSts 19mtacr Tho riai,Ic ~lll bo built ut tho
cs,'S,;Q u; "; QnnEcr: Is to te u compounl With
nectcti to cranks ut riEht angles, a1.,l havlnx %
sSfa{ shnaR 1t & forty inches: Tho hl9h, prnssilrc
tssoa scs soa the low pressure forty four inches Tho
.ha.,sr Ghsr Eill bo BUILT Gy 1Nsotc!l lIutton; tho
ng!t r1gs!t of ottn-halt fpch STOCK tbs bollur IL be
@enk 4oFk, 70 b. poWpleted IN August
OesotAu d Hutton, p& Detroit, having recently
n 5pp!etea M q. four 9aattao bdief11 GFv now work
e3es, IN large stzo aud Efeal. :.
, 1880-03-30
TILE LA W. .
Words Of Wisdom from the Ap-
pellate' Court Judges.
Commissioner N[crtrrs Fay IN pangtr-statult
Of Limitations Customs.


trbEtt1,AfE tIltf51c.
,r,,, ,..,t,,,, fi,.,,,.t v,a,nr,l;,,. ,,r,,rco5
,trrisio,,s in tic following cases:
,ujssei ''' ''@'
iii, Walsl "a. rcopto, rcyrr.t4l AMI ronandctl.
iii. link ~ f'tif:.u1, L Nnrt(Iwcltur,j jtllt.
III, shchlml vs. llfntot,, lusc'ee't and ro-
i:TL ttl, IL, Murplr, slilIrintsl.
~: I'.,.!!Hrfs. ltllnois 1''na anil Loan Com
i"S' WI ii,,,tz,'t.racr u.t,,H. ~, Monroe, nrncd.
h,;;;!. Spk =. s. SlhlM,k, NH, a!!ir1".f'.
M SWt ;i,,.t ~ y. f,s,r fr, iT,,rf'i 'Tyi md moudc
v,c;s1 Tm ;Sxrr .ys;i ,t,nt ,,;,, r,a, st" Company VI"
i Ill, ;;tu I'M 'j w. jioiI,aai, Viii r,yrrsci and re-
mai,;.,rt.
IL IL ii*r,tr F T. ' Il, 10 W%f n'|Isn 1gsi'
ht1' r,r, Marksst: =. MMrts: r,'!s,l nl,,n,n
~ ' - s % ;,S;!; NySrse aS %rs;nr rsmsndGt; ,i,,,
1smilrmt irn,;,y. Nh ., rs,v,'r.ti mil rSnlnndcJ.
5.ss. sunni y. s;'nlr, l!El'rned.
, ,. HIT ,i'itri,s ~ f,1a r. Gfi1G, Gf12,, f''iea'
amendment 10 o''o IT shcir rules: :
pr,sties II Ills Curt ne a!ae!ri,s is, strlk!,x
~. M tnv ltSI 81 sMlM r'o "u INSERTING
III iI,e t'sorem ti,e ltt!o%iis l!sii'is ~ ,orn,,,t i,
cr s ~ ics c If! ta rnir iIt y, st Pf , en1nt ,n1a ~
tf, liz III" .1,,,s Is tsijtri ft,r rrj,u ai,l Will,
TIL ,inya ri tllorxlr.Itn, Ut si,o ti,o linttri III
ills ,lin rn, tu tig or briefs By tho uptclhliit
orpiainiIIr III trrur,'' Il
..--.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS RIGHTS.
rhe ru,c of thu Singer {; rulcott Stone
.,. - u.,,,ta ill., t,,,i". ,.,,si,.n
Eu.'.l.ns ~ W: lll1lh T.. .s, nst. ..''ulse,.
tho power " II Judgment creditor to reach
tliu salury OF Judgment t1cbtur which wins
curncd m County Commissioner. Ihe nro-
crettinr wus hv cr,sIItor,s bili, md fin
Sf sm,1Iainnnt Ms " nstiI }or mr. ti,xroycr @ ~ =
sTftP''tih''' ~ thm ot"nH,t inSo
~ Fro, ttn e ,,.,: M..4nI r, 1afo,,.. " "o
~, i" an ny IL. y u 'u o,,a1n n' 9 a.s, ~ II
IT ally oriSr M for tho ssillc ho i!ay !,,ive. re-
~, ,af,t t ow ,.,io'' % ,va reSnrsnf u,
] ycsfer,'uy II Iy ,i,ul.,. Wiisnn. lie mid the
Gil iiat Mesles o1,lss or Gn1tty ~; co-
!I',n,,'. u a.r" IT, 1is H., su 1t
, 1880-03-30
a B4\rC1t or 1>1s4isrEI,s.

Tho ssoilnl-6argo Lotl,uIr, of Port Hope Ont,
h"l"n With 1:,ooo bushels Of bnrloy, from King
sio'1 to chlcgo, went nshorc, together with her
burg" cortsnt'tlo, on Colchester rcof ut 10 o'clock
Frl'lay night. Tho Lothltr WIS pulled ntr by
tho cnn4slIHn tug Hector. slso Inns IL limo iii her
wheel. THO corlsnnlo WITS still on tho rcct ut
Inst nceo.tnts. sho has aclrgo OK ra!lroasl a1,d
plg.sfnn Tor Cl!!ctgo. y
iho Mlrgo lFrll1ictte, In tow OF tho ,stca,n-
hargo Notmorc, run pn tllp rocks ut Idmc-kltn
Crossing nt1 o'tlock satnttlay nftcrntnn.. sho
WIS out Cloycu inches, uul owing to tito e1i,or-
gency Of tho cnsc. tLo CuI,,,lu stuitl,arn forrv
;rrn,sn5rt n,,IoI ,,,r ~ ,,,,,,,,,+ ~
thft s TX. l.'g.a ,'ea ~ ~ mt.n.1rs ~. p IL. II
,vn,,,H , ,M M w, 10y uGc' .' ,u & !ast sv shu usl4H4 H,
fst ftnr1o III ~ Ill., .U IT,, w11x III
in .v.,t t @ ~ - 4 @ ~. ~ .'u I'LL, ~
,,rt,n 49, ,,, ~. .!o 't " =. t M.o.' a,o 1HH s
Tnof ~ nt"r t,tHt H. ..,,t ~ * - t I'LL t 49, ~ . ~
1inr ..n,. ~ it,W, III ~, I, I'LL a % "to oA
II, utG3i"! ~. f t 49,. at"t t fi,E ,.ut,,'
,i'it ~ t4aI ~. ~" s,t,,, ~ s"M 1, ty
tt si1n,i'.r INK I;t,I r,.,., r, ~ ~
tiu s5emoui.cf MILO ttlehlnol1. clrlflilR lWhy
PonIo r. 9f 'r Ser healnr a aH, her e
r. a;ns ~ ~ ~ 1r NH VI, ,nt "r'.t 1Gu @
,,;,sn t'n .sstams, MH no' Su'c'c"'' HOWEVER, ~
Tn t,yi tvp1l',. :;,,
tn ,,,mM III, " M, ns'a Iu"I ~ ~ I,i t
tYG ~ H. H. ~. H!iA IN ~ l ~ aut h!!!'att
K"IiSn a7 Ar1, T' aa s. ~ Ill., y. !hetnr ~ i ~
stiij 5,t "s Inst ,,t iEntHW Ei ~. % WY
~ f ~ " t"SS EGsthtips; hMq ine1n!ur " uwnGt'
t,;1t, ~ h",s,, H., H. Dt''ntt ~ ~ a"' a1o lue c'
e' - '4e''''' " -. nW .".no y W.
, 1880-03-30

IndorAed 1'y tho Press md IJ,ystctnis. Taken by
tlin.nda ttIld rNercssfnt always. II lns NJ C,uat
Sold BY A1l dtlgE!ats.
, 1880-03-30

Lake shoro 4: 9Ilch,snn saqthoru xnttva,.
T!Etct Gtac0a nt drpua. Van luscu.st, t1raa OF II
eae :. hA b0rt{ .thlrl.4t licked
0tdtes IN uIo GrAnd laeItu liuiol and Iuuvf iiUusu
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-10-01

ence over sll other Issues. II, when the
Democrats come in, they shall show the
same ingenuity as Republicans have shown
in making useless offices and bureaus, APP
pointiug incompetent assistants, male aud
female TO hrlp the chiefs do ncthirs, | shall
join the opposition.
The Republican organ of this city sounds
a note Of alarm this morning, with reference
to Ohio, in long aud carefully written edi.
torial. Itsconcedes that there is danger of
the state going against them in October, aud
gives reasons for the fear in long quotations
from the Dayton Journal, one of the ablest
of the Republican journals.
With warning from Maine, with the half
hearted support Of Conkling, with dissen-
sons in their own ranks, and NAL manage
ment of Jewell, the Republican cause has
never appeared goomier, Nothing short of
decided msjorities In Indiana and Ohio can
help the party that received National con-
demnatiOn in the Centennial year.
IIILToN,
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RESOLUTIONS OF coNDoLENcE.


WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God,
whose hand we recognize in all things and to
whose will we humbly and submissively bow to
take from amongst az our esteemed and beloved
friend and sister, Clora Barkley. be it there
fore,
Resolved, That we are deeply sensible OF the
great loss which the community in which sue
lived, the society to which she belonged, the
church with which she was connected, and es-
pecialy the family of which she was member
have sustained.
Resolved That by her death we have lost a
friend, whose amiable disposition, dignity oi
character, purity Of manners, and all the es'l-
mable qualities which belonged to her as a
lady, commanded the respect and admiration ol
all who knew her and made her an example
worthy of emulation. That as Society, VT
have lost a faithful, an active and intelligent
worker.
Resolved That we profoundly sympathil'
with the family Of our departed friend and sis
Ter in their great bereavement, that these reso
luIions be entered among the records OF th'
society, and published in the county papers
and that copy Of the same be rendered to th
family of the deceased
Resolved, That the Csllpean Hall be drspe'
In mourning for thirty days.
a.s & cn,s1ss s.s1s i ps.sssa' x.ss.'''' Gem,
NARs A, Ms0iAS,
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REPUBLICANS f0R HANCOCK

The conservative republicans of New York
city held meeting at Chickcring Hall last
Friday night Mr.. l. w. Jerome presided.
An address was read which had been pre-
pared in explanation Of the views Of the
conservative republican and independent
voters.
The address was an elaborate statement of
the reasons why the conservative Republi-
cans cannot support the Chicago nominees
The first reason was the objection to the
sectional arguments and issues which have
been used by republicans for the last six
teen years. On this point 1t said Now,
if the entire credit of subduing the rebellion
is due the Republican party, where are we
to place Gems. Hooker, Butler, Mcclellan,
Thomas, Sickles, Slocum, Mcpherson, Nc
Dowell, Rosecrans, Heinzelman, Farmer,
Hilyard, Meade, Scott, Pope, Franklin, Lew
Wallace, Hazen, Gibson, Phil Kearney,
Stedman, Crittenden, f. 5. Bragg, banning,
Rice. Mason, Slack, Roseau, JEFF. Z. Davis,
Morgan of Ohio, Ward, Love, McGrcgor,
Lytel, McCuok, Ewing, Blair, Couch, Bouck
Smith, Shields, Durbin, Ward, Sigel, Corse,
Emroy, Stone, Meagher, Mulholland, St.
Clair, Cochran, and Gen. Hancock, all of
whom entered the war as Democrats, besides
hundreds of colonels, captains, and lieuten-
tenants, the majority of whom remain Dem
Gratis to this day." Great applause. The
words of General Grant were quoted to show
the loyalty of the South, as seen by him on
his recent visit. Gen. Grant said: 1--WE
have no reason to doubt but those who wore
the gray will fulfill all they have promised
in loyalty to the flag and the nation"
The claim made by republicans that the
success of the Democratic nominees would
disturb the welfare aud prosperity Of the
country was disputed, and the character
of Gen. Hancock was argued as guarantee
that his administration would secure nation
al peace and happiness.
The second reason given for the unwilling
ness to support the Chicago nominees was
that they do not come up to the high stand
| ard of character. In support of this reason
were given the various proofs of Gsrfield's
corruption that have been furnished by the
Republican press. The charges of perjury
and of accepting bribes were specially noted
as unworthy of the candidate of any party
| The address noted especially the failure Of
Garfield to reply to these accusations as in
itself damning evidence that they are well
founded. The failure ofthe republican press
to properly meet the overwhelming evidence
against their candidate was commented up
on as a cofession of judgment. The address
quoted many of the damning attacks made
upon Garfield by the republican press in
past years. 1t quoted the evidence of Gar
fields corruption in the De Golyer contract
BUSH ess, and sums up his character as fol-
| lows.
"We think fair and Just review of Gen
Garfield's career in congress proves him to b'
a man whose professions concerning meas
ures are lmost always incOnsist ent with hi
actions; that he is without fixedness of pur
pose or stability of character; in short, a po
litical trimmer, who, if President, would b
) controlled by the most reckless and obJec
tionable leaders of his party.
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DoEDLER. In Willamsport, at the resi-
dcnce of her son-in-law, Mr.. Bunnell, on Tues
day, September 2Sth, MIS- Mary DoebIer relict
of Charles Doebler, in the, eighy-sixIh year OF
her age.
Nobody was better known or more kindly re-
memberei in this community than Mrs. Doeb-
Ter. The Hostess of the leading hotel in this
town generation ago, her admirable manage
ment of its domestic and housekeeping de-
partments, made it the stopping place OF near
ly every person whose pleasure or business
brought him TO Bloomsburg. Long after the
period allotted to human life, after several OF her
children and her husband had departed, she
rem aimed But the grim messenger who comes
for ALL came for her. She was buried in
Rosemont Cemetery, in this place on Thursday
by the side of her husband. RequieScat n
pace.
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Mr. Jacob Smith and wife, of New York
city are visiting relatives in town.
Miss Lottie Powell, OF New York city,is Wis
iting Miss May Brewer.
Charles Fruit is attending medical lectures at
Jefferson College, Philsdelphia.
Joseph Lynn, editor of the Mauch Chunk
Democrat was in town on Tuesday.
j. X Bitenbender attended the State Con.
vention of the Young Mems Christian Associ
alton at Wilkesbarre last week
Philip V, Weaver, Esq, of Hazletop, was
in town on Tuesday, attending the Congression.
al Conference.
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AN IMMENSE ENGINE.

Logan colliery, at Centralia, operated by
Lentz, Re lily, & Lilley, is being supplied with
an immense double hosting engine Of 600 horse
power An idea OF its size and power may be
had when we give a few of its dimensions, as
follows Cylinders, 26 inches bore and feet
stroke. Each btdplate weighs 9,3l0 pounds
The hosting drum is bubb'e cone Joined at
the bases and running from TO feet in dl'
ameter, with length of 10 feet and carrying
As laps on each cone 1t will hoist 20 tons on
a 80 degree pitch, at the rate of 800 feet per
minute. 1t is furnished with the latest i'm
proved vert ical indicator to inform the ensi'
neer where his carrsge is at any time, and has
a steam brake, which will hold the engine with
both the steam and car on. Other improve
ments have also been introduced, among which
are notable a mode Of taking up lost motion IN
the the eccentric rcd boxes with taper bolt
and screw, instead Of the old fashioned glib and
KEY. Sol id steel reverse link with an admirable
arrange ment, prevent the lost motion at tins
impor ant point. The crank pins are set at the
alternate quarter stock, SO that it is impossible
to strike the engines on the centres. The whole
machine will weigh between 26 and 2o tons
About a month will be required to set II nj
and start it.-AAidRd AdpOcate.