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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-27
CONN BOTTOMS

CONNECTIONS
At GREEN BAY with Chicago 4 North.
western aud Wisconsin Central Railways for
Milwaukee ana Chicago, and for al points
North, East and South.
At NEW LONDON, with the Milwaukee,
Lake Shore 4 Wes:ern R'y for Shawano and
Aanitowoc.
st AMHERST in. and PLOyER with
Wisconsin Central r. t. for Ashland, Ste
ven9 20 Mt. Portage and Madison.
AT MERRILLAN in with Chicago, St.
Paul & Minneapolis Line for Black River
Falls, Eau Claire, st. Paul and Minneapolis.
At WlNONA with Chicago, Milwaukee
st. Paul Railway, for St. Paul and Minneap.
oils, with Winona & ST. PcterRaiiroad, C.
Il \. WI for Rochester, Marshall, Sioux
City, Iankton, and points WeSt.
At La CROSSE with Southern Minnesota
T. 1. and with Chicago, Clinton, Dubuque
and Minnesota Railroad.
TIMOTHY CASE, Receiver,
and Cent Manager.
MUNs0N Z. CASE, cen. Pn,a'r. AT.
Uresn BAY. Wis
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Choice Flower and Garden
Seeds, Strawberries, Peaches,
&c.
New Sorts, by Mail.

nLANTS Of the newest and fines improved
L sorts, carefully packed and prepaid by
mail. ~ collection of Straw berries took
the first premium for the best Collection, at
the great show of the Mass. Horticultural
Society in Boston. grow over 100 varie-
ties, the most complete collection in the
country, including all the new, large
American and imported kinds Priced
descriptive Catalogues. gratis, by mail.
Also, Bulbs, Fruit Trees, Roses, Evergrcens.
Choice Flower, Garden, Tree, Evergreen,
Herb, or Fruit Seeds, % packets of either
Tor Sl.oo, by mail.
4 q The True Cape Cod Cranberry,
W. best sort for Upland Lowland, or
(. Garden, by mail, prepaid. SLo2
per 100, $500 per l,0Gc. Wholesale Cata-
loguc to the Trade. Agents wanted
BIN. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries
and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass.
Established 1912.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-27
Condensed Through Time Card
Chicago Time.
Taking effect November 10th. 1879.
Going West. Stations Going East.
DIST NCES

6Ooam ST. Panl. sos
7.C0 uh Minneapolis : Q5gm dp
*Dinuer.
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN POINTS.
- X O L II Il -
- AND
= DAILY TR AIMS
49, BETWEEN
ST. Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago

The Chicago Milwaukee ana st. Paal Rail
way il the only Northwestern Line connect
ing in same Depot in Chicago, with any OF
the great Eastern and Southern Lines, and Il
the most conveniently located with reference
to reaching any depot, hotel or place Of bust.
ness in that city.
Through Tickets and Through Baggage
Cheeks TO all Principal Cities.
Steel Rail Track, thoroughly balasted, free
from dust. cstinghouse Improveh Auto
mctic Air Brake, Millcr's Safety Platform
and Couplings on all Passenger Cars.
The Finest Day Coaches and Palace Sleep
ing Cars.
This Road connects more Business Cen
tres, Health and Pleasure Resorts, and
passes through a finer country, with grander
scenery, than any Other Northwestern Line.
A V. IL. CARPENTER.
len Pass and Ticket 4 gent.
9. s. MERRILL JNO. c. GAULT,
General Manager Asst General Manager.
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tE-Our New Siberians furnish choice
eating and cooking apples, sweet and sour,
summer and winter, to suit every locality.
From careful study of the natural con
ditions Of northern Wisconsin We can assure
success to planters who follow our directions.
Send for Descriptive Price Lists.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-27

BRUTAL ASSAULT ON AN EDITOR.
At about 90 minutes to 8 O'Clock
last evening an unknown man cal
led at the residence, in Alexandria,
of DR.. Thomas Foster, editor ofthe
Liberal newspaper ia rcadiusters'
organ in that city,, and knocked at
the door. Mrs. Foster answered
the call, and was told by the man
that he wanted to soc the Doctor.
The Doctor started to the door, and
before he reached it was struck IN
the mouth with what was suppos. |
TO be sIung shot. Before he could
recover from the shock ,ne pGrly
or parties drove odin a buggy to
which was attached a white horse.
Mrs. Foster thinks she can identify
the man f arrested. He was stout,
OF rather tlorid complexion, with a
light moustache, and wore cap.
DR. klepstein attended Dir. Foster,
" no Is clerk in the second
auditors Office in this city, aud is
about 60 years old w shington
Critic.
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From Green Bay to New London, SO
miles; Plover, 81 IN; Grand Rapids, SO m !;
Mcmillan junction, AS m; Arcadia, 1872 !;
Winona, 2l4; La Crosse, 239; ST. Paul,
rs! Minneapolis, 1872.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-03-27
HARDY FRUITS
Our Speciality.
Lar est and Best 1ssOted Stock Of
Hardy 7es IN the S ate.


OF everything desirable. New Farms aud
Nurseries furnished with the Best
Of Stock at low Prices
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
nSXECuTORS' SALE.


At his Late residence near Hare's Corner on
TUESDAY,,
THE PATH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1880,
Beginning at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
VIII be sold the personal property a.
Of Benjamin s. Booth, deceased, cOll- 10y
sisting of Horses, Mules. Oxen, Steers, Mich
Cows and other stock; farming Implement
of all kinds, Dairy Utensils, Poultry, several
Hives of Bees, Hay, SC.
TERMS all sums under $40 cash over
that amount negotiable note at q month
with approved security, with interest added
by order Of Executors.
l.. w. Stldham X Son, Aucts. l.21.tt
DUBIAC SALE
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SPRINGERS.
The subscriber Will sell at Public Sale, a,
the tn Chadds' Ford Hotel Delaware County,
Pa., on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1850.
Thirty Lancaster County Cows and f2-r&
some fat stock. A credit of 90 days 4aW
will be given. No postponement on account
of weather. Sale to commence ut l.30 O'Clock.
N. B.-A lot Of York State Ewes and Bulls
will be offered at Private sale on March 5.
2-ll-tId&w AMOS W. HOUSE.
l.. W. Stidham L Son, Auctioneers.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
uisaStereus Fires.

The free warehouse portion Of the En-
pire Warehouse, on Market street. In
Chicago, was destroyed by fire on Sat
urday night. The total loss is abont
s475, 900. The principal losses are;
Wallace, Kingham & Co., on seeds,
sl52 00o, OF which the firm had $65 900
worth secured by warehouse receipts
and insurance; Chaplin & Gore, on whis-
kips, nearly $4,000; and Wadsworth
and Dickinson, on building and ma
chinery, $65, 900. The origin Of the
fire Is not known. A fire iu Horuells-
Vile. N Y, last evening, DESTROYED
four brick stores, with the Offices and
dwellings between the Delavan House
and the City Halt causing a loss of
S55, 900. The Tuttls & Whittemore
Compapy's Malleble Iron Works. at
Union City Conn, were damaged by fire
yesterday morning to the extent o.
about $25, 900. Three hundred per
sons are thrown out Of employment by
this fire.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
To be Z OuItlmued.

The extra meetings attended HhA@
much success at the Delaware avenue
Baptist Church, are not to close as Vu
stated yesterday. By that notice W
merely intended to say, it was the last
of the meetings TO be held this week
there being no service on Saturday eve
ming. Since the beginning Of thes
meetings nearly rs persons have arissi
for prayers. aud great number ssh
be immersedto morrow. The members d
the church think this is the beginning
ofa good work, as the meetings have all
been crowded, and many forward each
night, and the entire day tomorrow il
to be devoted to revival work.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
LOchlottes.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Thomas, o.
Odessa, while riding, on Monday law %
were thrown from their carriage "
the breaking Of a bolt, snl both sllSlv
~ injured. Tbs services Of DR.. liam,
ton were engaged aud p, oper Treatment
administered.
Eat meeting Of the members Of 'u, Y,
official board Of the NJ. Il. church " y,
Dover, on Thursday evening, the osn
inst, resolution was passed asKIDs n
the Bishop to return Rev. WIN. L. Nv
Wis for the third year.
DR.. Dunn will preach in Grace N; d d
church tomorrow, and the same pup" !"
will be filed by Bishop Andrews W
Sunday, March IA.
The house of Miss O'Brien, No. Sly
Market street, was entered last eVeD
ing. The thieves ransacked the plS"'
but left empty handed.
Collections will be taken up IN .ps ps
Catholic churches tomorrow f'r w.
suffering people Of Ireland. u,
Robert MoCaulley sold new cf'vs ~
house on Poplar above Tenth stree'"
day,to Walter Young for $1,000. !,
The Orphans Court and Coul' u
Chanoery will moot on Monday p'N
for the February term.
Remember the Jug breaking as Uh%, aSs
u. u. shursA next Thursday sVe'''S
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
Before tho Cabinet.

At the Cabinat mseting yesterday,
the three-and-a-h half per cent. funding
scheme agreed upon by the Ways and
Means Committee was considered, and
some Of the members expressed appra.
hension that 1t would to difficult to St ii
the bonds at par. 1t was, howe'e
agreed to "do the best that could be
done with the measure, in the event Of
its passage by Congress. The ques-
tion Of OBTAINING certain letters from
Belgium, addressed TO resident OF
Brooklyn, and supposed to contain
money fraudulently obtained, was de-
ci led by an opinion Of the Attorney
General, that "there was no law en-
powering the Government to withhold
letters from the persons to whom ad-
dressed, and that they must be deliv-
cred to such persons upon demand"
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
Standing Bear Di.g listed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-At the meet.
Ing Of Senator Kirkwood's special com
mittes investigating the removal of the
Cheyennes and Poncas, to-day, Bright
Eyes was examined with regard to her
knowledge Of the causes leading to the
removal of the Poncas and their condi-
tion In the Indian Territory. In these
respects nothing new was developed.
The attention Of Bright Eyes was call
ed by Senator Morgan to u paper pur-
porting to be signed by heads Of nearly
all the Ponoa families, requesting the
President to remove their tribes to a
new reservation in the Indian Territory.
Bright Eye exclaimed: "Why, White
Eagle has told me dozen times that he
never signed any such paper. Why,
that is monstrous."
Standing Bear was then shown the pa
per. He read II over, smiled incredu-
lously, made several gestures of dis
gust, accompanied by expressive
"Ughs!' and finally said: "That's the
white mans way. They write one thing
and tall us another" He then volu-
bly, explained the circumstances attend
ing the signing by the council Of chiefs
Of a paper supposed by them to be q
refusal to leave their reservation, the
facts regarding which are familiar.
The investigation will proceed to-mor-
roW.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
Personal.

Brinton Coxe, Esq, gentleman Of
antiquarian tastes and a resident Of
Philadelphia, has recently published
at his own expense, for circulation
amongst his friends, neatly bound
little book, series OF letters from Del
aware, printed in England in the yeai
1876. The type and the papers are fac
smiles of the publications Of that time
The work looks extremely quaint anG
old. He has presented copy to ex
City Treasurer Vincent.
Senator Pendleton is described a!
living in stately and magnifcen
manner in Washington-which un
doubtedly he has right to do-anc
"The Dayton Journal" says pleasantly
that he "msy be Democratic in politics
but he ia not so in his personal habits
for he is az hard to reach as an Oystel
in the soup-bowl of charity entertain
ment.
MISS MARY 4. REESE. daughter o
Major II. b. Reese and grandniece o
Secretary Sherman, was married a
Lancaster, Ohio, on Tuesday, to Lieu
tenant Asher C. Baker, Of the army.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
Masonic Relic.

An interesting Masonic relic in the
shape Of the first warrant given for the
formation of Lodge in this State, at
New Castle, has recently been rescued
from destruction among a mass of what
was supposed to be rubbish that had
accumulated in the Lodge room. The
warrant is granted to Joseph Israel
Smith, Joseph Kilkeade and John Clark,
as Master, Junior and Senior Wardens,
respectively, of new Lodge number
thirty. three, ito be held alternately
in the town of New Castle and at Chris
tiana Bridge, in the Delaware State,
that is one year at one place and the
ensuing year at the other" The war
rant is given under the hand and seal
of the Grand Lodge of Philadelphia on
the third day of April, in the year of
our Io-d 1881, and of Masonry $3.50,
and is signed by William More Smith,
Deputy Grand Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TTAiNe LEAVE VrILMIN0TON.


yor Philadeiphia: an 100, $40, e.s6, 800
1907 1890 q. M; l2.lS, l2.3a, 2so. 400, b.4e,
100, e.4o p. m. On Sunday, an $40. y.
m, BOO, ESQ, p.i8 y. IN.
For New York: an, 100, 1907, q. m. l2-l3,
1880 .. m, Limited Express, b4o, y. m.
For Balumore and Washington: lZtl, 2ic
$50 Q. M; l2.s2 p. m. Limited Expross
l.os, b.lS, p. n. On Sunday, i2sl, 2.io
For Baltimore and Bay Line: 7osp.m.
For baltimore and way stations: s.s6 a. M,
For Now Oas.lo: p.ls, a. M, l.lO, $50 D. m.
For Delaware X. H.; s.lSs m: LILO, $50 p.
No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington S Northern Il. f.: go, q
m.; sos, p, in.; $50, p. m. Sunday except
For Delaware Western II. r.: 7.l6, 1880. o. IN.
6.aop. N
TRAINS ARRIVE Az WILMINGTON.
From Philadelphia; l2.43, 20S, $50, 9.Ie q. m.,
i2.03, 1242. 1.02, 40, 40, b.la, o.25, 100,
500. ll.lop. N. On Sundays: l2%s, 2.os,
1910 a. m; 1856, u.lh, y. m.
h.@, $50 p. m. On Sundays: 2ib, n. M.
From Washington: g.lb, a. M: LAOS, R.sg,
s3e, 9.3s p. N. On Sundays: alt a. M.
From New Castle: $50, $50, n.So a. N.
b25, Gas p. IN. No Sunday trains
From Delaware Il. H.: $50 =. M; ll.6o, e.4f
pm.
From Wilmington 1 Northern X. X: soc
q. N. n.So q. n; and H.35 p. m.
From Delaware Western K. R.: 500 4. m
ais, 800 p. m. SUNDAY train b.2b p. NJ.
TaAIlin FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHILADnIS
rHIA.
From Broad street and Washington avenue
1880, 500. 1880, ll.45 o. In.; t3o, 800, 400,
blb, 500. TC0 e.45. ll.30 y. m. On Sun
days: $50 q, Ii; !; SEQ, es5,ii.So .. IN.
From Thirty-Sec0nd and Market streets: LOS.
Ts0. l1.86 a. ~; 1925, 400 800, 1l.ao p. n,
Ua SUNDAYS Los, q. no.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
Asked 10 Keduce Toll.

Last Saturday evening the farmers OF
Brandywine Hundred held a meeting
at Parry's Tavern, for the purpose Of
starting a movement looking to the rs-
duction of toll. VIM. C. Wier was cho-
sen President and Christopher Fighter
Secretary. There was a large attend
auce. After considerable discussion
Norris Wilson and John w. Day were
appointed a committee TO confer with
me turnpike company, in relation to
the matter and if not secure reduc,
ton, at leas. make ome.arrangementa
by which the road could be repaired.
Hon. Harry Sharpley, Of this city, was
presen. as counsel for the petitioners.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
PURLICs SALES.
DUBLIo SALE.

Il
WIN be sold at Public Sale. near the Schcut.
xen Park, at Eighth and Union streets,
SATURDAY. MARCH 9, 1850,
Atl O'Clock, 4 NJ, eS follows;
Eleven head OF good work or driving n,
horses DESCRIPTION: 10y
No. l, Harry, sew N years Old, good worker
and driver.
No. ., Gray Mare, seven years old, well
broken aad good worker and driver
No. 3 and 4 Warrior ana Trigger, pair q
| bay horses, good matches and drivers and
promise TO he last travellers
No. 8, Bill, bag h0rso, large size, tnt
driver and trots iast, well brosen.
No. Balls good riding and driving horse
well broken.
No Z, sutton, hay horse, B years old, good
worker and driver, well broken.
No. s. L'ghtioot, bay horse, et ht years Old
trOts In $50.
No, ., sorrel Horse, seven years old, a goo4
worker and driver
| No. 70. Fanny. Tour years old. ane driver o.
worker, hsrd to beat fer style.
No. II, Indian pony, wears Old, tine ride
or driver, weighs 100 lonnds.
TEese horses are all large size, we'll broken
and will positively be sold. A lot OF gooC
shoat pigs, boar piEs. SOW md pigs, tine
FARMING IMPLEMENTS One two-Eorse wagon
l market Dearborn, l road sulkey, both a
good OK n W | horse power, horse cart, lot o
| Vinegar, lot OF boards aud harrals, harness o
all kinds, single and double tretR, shovels
hoes, forks, rakes, lot Of new h0t-bcd sash
plows, harrOwS and great many other aru
Gle too numerous TO mention, Sale positive
credit will be given. ELLIS p. IIlDKS.
| l. w. Stidham H. Son, Auct. 27l0-i3w2
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
Bishop Fabre's Reception

The public reception of Bishop Fa-
bre, of Montreal, by the faithful of his
diocese, on his return from Rome, took
place on Thursday, and was participa-
ted in by the Mayor, Alderman, and
city officials, several Judges, and all
the clergy and religious societies of the
diocese. The Bishop was escorted
from his residence by a.procession, sc-
companied by several bands Of music,
to the parish church of Notre Dame,
which was thronged with people. Here
an address of welcome was read by the
Mayor, to which the Bishop feelingly
responded, and a To Dsum was sung
after which the congregation dispersed.
The address OF the clergy was subse-
quently presented at the Seminary.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
Real EHlate &aIR.

Sheriff Dunn sold the real estate Of
John Il. Bewley, in Smyrna, on Thurs
day last, at the following prices: No.
l, storehouse, corner of Main and Com.
mercs streets, to Mrs. M. J. Bewley, fol
$2,255. No. 2, storehouse on Com.
merce street, to Or. W. Daniels, fol
$3.50. No. 3, residence, to Mrs. NJ. J.
Bewley, for $2,320. No. 4, a double
dwelling in Smyrna to Tsohudy and
Cats, for 1891. No. &, double dwell
ling in Smyrna to Msssrs. Hubbard &
Bro, for $l,4lO. No. Il, dwelling a,
Smyrna Landing to J. s. Brown for
1870. No. 7, granary at Smyrna Land.
ing to VIM. Tschudy for $345. No. S,
granary at Smyrna Landing to Tschudy
& Cats for $500. No. 9, lot in Smyrna
to Mrs. M. J. Bewley for s424. No. 10,
farm in the neck to Tschudy & Cats,
for 50, 900.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
[rssraasAY's sHws.l
ANOTHER FLOATING CORPSE.
The BODY OF the Missias Man fray

The BODY OF the mfssfng Wan fray
II will be remembered that about the
second week in January a workman
named James Traynor, an employee oi
the P. W. & B. r. R. shops, mysterious
iy disappeared.
The circumstance was commented
upon in the REPUBLICAN,, and the TACT
that there were strong suspicious OF
ioul play attached TO his disappearance
the interest excited was general.
This morning o man resem mbling him
was found floating In the Christiaua op.
posite Pusey & Jones. The body was de-
composed considerably and covered with
mud. He was brought ashore and the
body taken to Palmer's Morgue, where
an inquest will be held. The corpse
had a sandy beard, and was dressed in
dark clothes with underclothing. lie
had on a pair of new lace shoes.
When Traynor disappeared he left
his board at his residence all paid up
and six dollars In money. This with
other facts gave strength TO the suppo.
sition that he had been summarily dis
posed Of.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
rxsrsxDAw knws.
RAE UNFOsrUnATE VONNELL
HAS Wife Looks Upon Her Has.
band at Last.

This morning Mira. Connell, the wife
of Michael. Connell, who was found in
the Christiana yesterday called at Pal
per's undertaking Office to look At the
body of the deceased. She had been TO
Conschohooken, Pa, visiting relatives
iu the vain hope Of finding her hus'
band, for whom she had been in constant
search since his disappearance. She
had been telegrahed for and arrived In
this city about eleven o'clock last
night. She will bury the body from
.be Office where it now lies to
morrow afternoon. The corpse being
in such an advanced stage Of dscomposi
tion it would be very unpleasant TO re-
move II to his late residence on Tatnal
street.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
she yoseSs .Neiss. ="

One day last month, when the roll
was being called on the passage OF a
bill in the Prussian Parliament, a load
''Nsin" was heard from the ladies gal
lsry in response to the name of Count
Ksrssenbrock, one Of the Cologne de-
legates, who was absent from his
seat. Inquiry showed that the wife OF
the absent gentlemen was the culprit.
The Berlin papers do not say whether
tn, singular indscretion was the result
of absent-mindednes on the part OF
the lady. or from an intention to
make known the attitude of her hus-
band on the question before the House.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
Shot I'm the Leg,

On Saturday evening shooting al
fray took place at festival held in
Sbilch Baptist Church, in which a
young colored man named Frank Mont
gomery living at S02 East Ninth street,
was shot in the leg. He was
taken to the City Hall where DR..
Ogle dressed the wound. A warrant
Tor the arrest of tho shooting party
hose name is Joseph Brinckley, also
colored, was sworn out. The wounded
man does not know the cause of the
shooting as he and Brinckley had al
ways been fast friends. The wound
was not serious.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-16
lFheh fksfkhDAf's LATK HDHlos i,
COUkT HOUSE TROUBLE.
Tine Men strike and At,acn
are aeiten O"t-Aorses and MY
Levied Upon. 'sn

Tine Wen strike and At,aehm
are seiten o"t-Horses and Toa''
Levied Upon. 'a
10 our first edition of today ".
tice q repetition of the troubles ~, ,'A
new court house. This strike We, W
result ef movement to get Mr. G. sa
Itch to pay up wages due the s,ons 80 80
ters since February 1st. The coO,. w
tor refused and the work as far IsS q. ~
q. Is concerned has been given nm ~
will now bs finished by the sscu1issN ~
The trouble began yesterday wbsN
compile OF foreign attachments we,s
sued from the Office Of Squire Wat.,s
one for Robert Mccartney for All ~
and the other for W. s. Bul)ock :.
$77.t7 against Mr.. Gramlich.. nv
writs were placed in the hands Of ~
stables Wilson and Hickman who ls,i', WIZ
upon a couple OF horses and sdudry y
ticles such as tools, wheeibarrows A.,
the like belonging to Mr.. Gramlicb
One Of these horses was at the Iat,,
etts Hotel and the other at the Evss
stables Of w. G. Martin. This had ~
effect Of making the other emplo,sS
restless and anxious to secure the ',
rious amounts due them. "
The men however worked IN II ii,
o'clock last evening and to-day bei,,
payday presented themselves for ssrs
with the result above stated.
The agreement was that paym.,,
should be made at the end Of svs,,
month but now the men desire ,pa
urge II In their demands, that ,b,,
should be paid every week. Mr.. Give,
has become responsible for the wa,s,
due the stone cutters and will this ai,s,.
noon pay them, relying upon ssti,.
factory settlement with the securitl,
There are other men OF who's. Tim,
Mr.. Given has No knowledge and viii
whom he has no business relations.
Twelve Of these men this morning
called at the office Of Squire Brady and
had foreign attachments issued for sum,
ranging from 81 TO $50 against N,
tiramlich. These writs were PLACED n
the hands of constabjss and a levy WA
made upcn 8 lot OF building stone aa
TO belong 10 Mr.. GFRMlich which VA
not reE 'eyiDed by Ar. Given and VA
consequently seizable for the paymsn,
Of those wages. These proceviipu
came up under an enactment Of Ii,
last Legislature and for the ipforustss
Of the people We give this law.
"That from and after the passard
this act all debts or claims, that uu
become or growing due for labor or ~ |
vices rendered by any mechanic, h
borer, clerk or other employees Of any
person or persons, chartered conpauy,
or association employing laborers, ,cisrks
or mechanics in any manner whatssVg
shall be first lieu ON all the real and
personal property Of such employaa
employees, and shall be the first to h |
satisfied out Of the proceeds of the III
Of such property whether made by
officer or assignee Of such employees / F
Otherwise.
The section further provides that ID. |
claim sued for In this manner shall Da
exceed the wages Of one month or non
than $50" The bill from which ths
above is an extract was introduced ils
the Legislature last winter by Repre-
sentative Ware, Of this city, and passed
that body the 25th Of February.