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LOUISVILLE Il NASHVILLE.


NHw YOItK, JIM. s2s.-Messrs. stantif0t1l and
Ncwcomb, prcafdcnt and Ficc-Prcsft!ent Of tho
Louisville 4 Nashville 1tnilroad Company, hnd
another conference in this city to-tlay with
President Scott and ce-rrrsldent Mccullough,
of tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Tho
proposition tn obtain Joint control Ut thu louis
Wills, Cincinnati s Lexington lioatl. and thus
form n connection between tho Penn
sylvanin and Louisville s. Nashville sys-
tcma, was discussed, an WIS nlso q
proposition to secure tho admsson Of tho latter
r0ltl to tho trunk -l1G WH,l. 1t wis slbsG-
Quentiy RtAtetl thnt matters had not progressed
10 that degree that wo.Ild warrant their being
given t., tho public Mt this tln'O. Mcssrs. Stand-
ford and NeWcomho stlrted f0r Ik,tltsvtllo this
nfter1,opn. presumably to c,nlcavnr to nrr.nEc
fnr tho projected connection, tho hcn,lnunr-
tcra Of the I4MiiHv!lic, Clncinnnu e. Lexington
Company being In thnt city.
, 1880-01-23

Spsctas Di1pateh 10 The Chicago 7tfbnt,
NEW YonK. Jan. 22.-The Joint Executive
Committee uf tho railroad poot continued thelr
scsson to-tny. Tic old ratcs nf percentages to
lako ports, Detroit, Cleveland. and Toledo, was
restored In response to numerous complaints
from merchants. Tho r1,to will consequently
hereafter l}e T5H per cent inatchd Of 8d'1. Tho
question Ut ttxatr frum the West to tho South
Atlantic purts, M tho Northern plrta, WINS re-
ferr1si 10 tho Isnnk-Lino Executive Commits
tco, as WIS also Mo nd],.stnient nf tho thrill u
Europe by why, tf tho different At'nMt!o
ton rnfcs to New Ynrk wcro n,lopt-
I'd: From East Ut: Louis an:l calro,
frnm Louisville, II cents: FROM Cincinnati. ID
cents. On cation rccriycd.fn steItnesN from
East IT.. Louis Aul Cairo. 70 cents; from Eyans-
IL cents; from Cincinnati, a cunts. All other
questions were referred, md tho Committee ad-
1Ourucd,
, 1880-01-23
STATE AFFAIRS.


1JV4'
DEs Npl.Es ill.,, jim, :ss--In tho House this
,n.,,,., - ,,,,,,,,,o, ~ n,tI,for. ,rcr. rrospnte
ut's ~, ,,,,,,,a NM ,s'. ".,s .,,I mn, ~
IN lAsor oi rrna'onion' aM'ts "e.e ttau ,u.. .u.
Trtns,,rcr. md uroyfde TINT school funds l,e
,,iu,m,rxo, thr-,,s, tba C,m,nty r,rcasrcr: ntso.
.a. x.o,sn, ~ r.,,,,,s.. sat. ,v,oot
~ appropriate ssA"o1 ~ l'uIcaHhe See'! Mne.'
for the yrns3hnHper-suHerGrs III tho ntffthHcat'
cru Counties; to prohibit echcsl officers from
tcnrh;nt, srhnof In their oy1, district; a!so to
..". s,,,., t,o,r,,.,r, ,h,,,.n orI li,orr..,nhIt,
peo1ect no'e'' oo1rai'ls aAu ,,as
Keepers from irh'ds hy aeauoen's' 10 he"!'sn
Scino District TrcnxrcrH; ulsn, to require rhtl-
ro, t t, I,nv,,,, ,v,1in fro y,.nr nftrr tn MD
T., ..,as -. ~ IN. r. .ntt,i tn ro1,,tre r,I,ronI
~ '"'''. Ut ."e '.'N 20 '"'". ~ =, .,,,.,.
companies 10 Keep tho'F fnans c'ear H hoaMuN
, 1880-01-23

Hrscial Uhpateh to Tie Chtca9, Tribune.
M1LwAUKEH, WIS. .jnn. :as...-t'tlInf If f'alice
Kennedy WIS surprised thts fnrcnN,u liy a call
Frtp,n genuine aprcIu1en If tho Southern chir-
lry wtio stated tho tt}ce. hf hls vtsIt 10 police
fcati,l,tnrtcys tu bn Ia ulyn himself UP
for II murder committed fo,tr years
ngt,. Tho atrnugcr Enyr hIs nRfnp aa
William, ". Nottingham, and nge ~ ycnrs. Ito
.sl ho wins btlrf In Suffolk, Viz, hit hull boon
resilient Ut Nurf0ik frt,ln early tnyhootl. He
fought In tho Southern atsny during tho War 1T
tho Ilcbclon az Il member Of the Sixth ytrgin!n
infantry, which was Mttachod to Holmes
hr!9a,lc, AnicrBon's division, md A. r.
I1ili's curps, flo was male prisonor nt
Arpnmntt0x Court-Ifo,tsc ur.1i tukcn ia New
fnrk. After tho cose VI tsle War hn rrt,,r1,cd IN
Norfnik. whurc he continued IL r1,sldu until 1915,
working nj the cIg7lr-'naslng trntlu. On tho 18th
dny nf April, whil1 out on bit " ark, he 1sc-
clrto involved In n strcut-rbw, wux knocked
,nwr. nl,,l shot anl killed. the ,nnn WIN str,tck
lli,n With u ruyulyor. Tie ,l1.,ne of thls 1nuy,
WIN Juhn 0uylor. lIo i!e,l Immediately after
the murder, going to Colorado, Nebraska,
aud Kunsns where he sucrcetic1 isl Guiding p,lr-
that tio n..thnr,ties oifcrt rowani ii s5o ff
his nrrnat ut the ttsne Ut tho tragedy. lIis cx-
perEct,c1 In tho NoIthorn unG WESTERN country
NfyprHrs to hare becn such thut he at Inst
rc,lciiett tho conclusion. u se lits twn words,
"rlthcr tn he hinK Mt hnn!e shu!t Hive hrrr.'t
IfG canc tn milwaukee, frt,m 1hshncll, H., three
unvs ngt,. arld tt-tlAy give tSGlf npns nnrrntcst
Nottingham uppents tn n,N nun ui st,iiut mind.
liz Is iiiaI of ahDrt siaturc. sKht frnlnc and
Hnru h,.i'tl with .lark in''stasI,e md x'a;tco !!e
nin1nR them tho Mayor, Jn!n Il. Ludlow, Win
wts C,iptMIal Ut his company III tho ar1ny, n,1
wae +. g g aitEe chf ' S rsrd
to ascurtuin wlrther tho authorities want him.
Late this afternoon tho following reply was
, 1880-01-23

DErRoIT. Mich, Jan. @!!.-In July lust Simon
NJ. Simpson, tObncco-dcncr In this city, was
found to hRvo bcen cnguge,l IN secretly s,ll,stt-
tuting domestic tobacco for HavAnn tobacco,
and withdrawing the hitter from TIM b,udcd
warehouse, to which he hld Recess, without pny-
Ing Government duties. He thon fled to Windsor,
md opened negotiations with tho Customs Of
iiclals to ctlcot a compromise. The result Of bis
disclosures WIS tho Indictment Of slynund and
Frist Nuthaehld, Mnrcus t]urnatre, of this city,
and Emil Solomon. Of New Ynrk, on the charge
Of conspiracy. Tho trial Ut The two tlrat
named was held hero taat month, and occupied
three wecks. Simpson appearing and testify
Ing In bchRlf OF tho Government. Tho
tr1nl resulted In tho disagreement of the jtry,
who stood II to for conviction, tho Inter being
n physician of Detroit, Edward y. tfny. On
Wednesday DIstrict-Attorltey Cutchcon Alptl n
pctttnn with Jutgp nruwn setting fDrth TINT hu
III Judge or,,ered % inycs,lxatiot', Which has W
reputable citizen. sworo fhut, On tho night bcfor
tho eflso went to the Jury, h. was summoned to
h9 hse ",, t of Nres h brnsiT " wh2 ys l. snr
ct1krtl toi,acco ct.se WITS coming there, md ni
vtsoii was desired IL SEQ him for purposes Of
siKnnn ltuthechld, IIurllstint', An,' tho latters
!ieSticl a!m - pr. S@ay. @ II was nixon on iii, ini',
minutes: When he cutnu o,!t, nurlsttnn told
lsnthschild TINT he hnd only s4oO, and ,ha.l
Er"nlssesd E1nlssJ, to seo May the next ,morn!ng:
Interview, hut declined to answer my questions,
on tho ground that 1t might tend III erimItta.t,
@ bavisons BrsSs tstin'sy so rSS c9 % as
a.ni'ntinn will he given to Judge brown to-day.
The theory Of Government officers f. that htny
WIS hrtlNd; that DAytsnn wins brought to the
hn,,so us hlInd u show. II necessary, that thu
@ With ] ]rScsiea : t ft'9 'hs s'ia fct hat Sy ws
dtn nFIAft
, 1880-01-23

gt1n, With mo barrcl discharged. wns fMnt lying
Hcross KMntx's hrcnst u te supposed tint hn
n'nccd Tho barrel in ,is IT, mouth 70" nntl tr'rp.s ihc
h.tstn Of tho wt,I,1un knntz. while snitauI md
lu,gnto !,g,l,r,i with nuth Prominence III tho
kcnnedy inyrsilRnuo!. 10 had not ltrct! With
this wulnn fur EDlilr time.
HEtlMtKs, y. r., inn. ::e!.-Westcy HotncrH, u
years old, tnnrrtett nYa1sst tho wtthss ut his
fnthpr. Tho enraEcl parent cNFried ihn tH,y
hume. and whipped hin 10 ull1IlcrGlfllty tGnt hc
t'tltlctl his stlfrtrlnBs by sElCldr.
, 1880-01-23

Special Dtsrateh 10 1at Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Jan. 2..-Tho official ntl-
nounccment is mado TINT @. l.. Carmnn, General
Agent Of tho southwestern Hallway Association
ut this paint is to succeed George Olds Rs Gcfl-
cral Freight Agent of tho Knnsas City, st. Joe &
Council bluffs lsa!lwuy. This announcement
was seml-olicintly 1nato several weeks sInce.
and ngln tt,-nlyht. but II oonlcs from hetld-
quarters tO-nighf. Mr.. Carlmnn Ia In Chicago MT
tending tho meeting Of the Hallway Association,
and hIs successor here will bo named before he
returns.
, 1880-01-23

pHLApE1rH1A. jan. :sss.-Tho Pennsylvania
Mlilrontl nllkGs Il remarkable showing for its
lines enst Of PlttsburY and Erie for December,
tho increase In gross being moro than third,
aud 1T net over 90 per cent In fact tho lncreaso
In net Is more than for tho c!cvcn months pre-.
ceiling. Tho figures arc: Gross cummings, 81, 45st,-
E.; expenses, Fl xd0; net carnings. 81 5l2 OH,
wero $3i, ,ED.ee1s, mi sncrcuse If nycrN per- cent;
cxpe1eea. $50 ts. IN III increase Of 10 per cent;
net earnings, $H,..sT,11o. an lncrraso Of per
cent.
, 1880-01-23

SpftiaF Ulfpatth 70 The Chsfaoo TsibNnf,
joliet, H., Jun. s2.-ArtIoles Of incorporation
Of tho Morris & Eastern sailroad havt hocn filed
in tho Kccoricrs' ollces OF VIII and Grlnly
Counties. Tho road will run from Aurrls to Il
Township, and thoro connect With tho vnlrA.
raiso le.ail. Charles Gould Is President and
Perry Armstrong II bccrutnry ct tho new rt'htl.
this city: Work will DO commenced rs soon as
practicable,
, 1880-01-23

RH3 1111-F 317H7 ~
Special 1ispdteh to T'hA Chicago 1fitIHk.

EpEtldE IHJpdEeH 10 TIL Chicago 4F11aWs
srlttNuFiEL1,, ILL.,, Jun. "a. Mclaughlin In
dIgnIntly denies the charge In tustlay's TRIBUNE
that hu hRs written to members nf tho LegialA.
turo Offering to dispose Of their passcs. and says
Tint he will raIy liberal rowurd to ntly ono who
will prouiro my such letter written hy h!n. lte
thHt ho proposes to hayo II thoroughly Invests
Kutcd.
, 1880-01-23

Special Dbratth to 1hf Chttd96 iTio4Hs.
New Yultk, Jun. &!,-Tho Assembly lt"llroad
fnycstiRatlnR Committee hnye tn1tie To the Leg"
is,aturo n report covering sovcnty-scsnn pnEcs
md including six bills fnr the Legislative con-
sI,lcrltfun. These bills arc in substance that
which f1.s bcen alrcndy n,ado public. hut
w,,s denied by tho Conmittco als thoir
nwn. Every pr,v!snn IN Sir. stcrnoa hl!l
rnn Commission Is held tt1 n erery rlin, ind Il
tic feature Of thu report. Three tr!GIni",rs of sho
Committee refused to Rppr,ve this pnrt. Tho
sc,lssloI, Of The rnllr:Md prble,n l. expected to
mike lively tInleA In tho 1tEEs!nture.
XLnASY,N. u, Jan. ....--Tho report Of tho Sc
ect Countsaeo uppointcd l.y the last io'iso T. to
cut1lt,l,.ilcd By Ax Is IL elect tho CnulInftteca
rctNnltun,lItlon.. Tho tt'nlr,Ittce any,. while
tl,oy nlni tn t!rAl fH1rly with tho ritrmd Hl.cA~
tio,,, thuy td tho min rhnrgna ~ sltscrin'ina-
ton fully s!lsatacd s !so w!,h rcfersns1 e to
he prolific st.rue q nl,.tso r. r1'r.a1 ,nat!oKc
nrn prnpscd. a Commission, 1s provided for,
consisting Of three persons, clothed with snit,.-
hle power, corresponding III the main wltn tno
Massachusetts Commission.
, 1880-01-23

The r1,1o of taxntson shnll he uniforms and
cE,tt that nwnc,t exclusively hy tho United
Stntea or by this Or by my county. city, or
viUgt., town, pr MhfNl district. but lands con.
trncted to be sold BY the State shal bo exempt"
, 1880-01-23
BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENT.

s,,ccptton Las, Evcnfna d. the Rcsi.
Nonr" ,,f ,,,c Hon. "a. ~ yV..y,l,urne.
Ono or Tho must brilliant, and by far tho
largcst reception which has taken place IN
Chicneo tbis winter was given BY tho
Hon. md Mr. Y: n: ~ w.shhurne, at tl,oir
lust evening. There weru fully 600 people pres.
throughput tbe escn,as ", , ane II .. reception wss
Suf ra II tho'r aSs sstes aes ae'"' 0' '' susie
The srss rSs ha s s as' %et ,l ad s
men'1ea With the tsss Of three Of the greatest
80 as to present the appearance Of
9s iate 's ,o,e, Tae ks md i0'sf1nm encn. 9
nnte not Ts add m he rro WIKI II 1'', AT, nenR @ I'll
sse .yseaae "as as Exaa a wcse Ms'G !s I'll e. do u
E,,ssts II % aSh " i y, wn' possible in tho dense
os T. eqa 9ho x Il ss xanS Il
sG a M Mr IT,. Ws.bb VI, s, hs5
IN IN ashcs.nf-roecs sllk, trimmed viii,
incc," " and woro larye soltaire dta,nor,i
traIu md J,Rnonfi nrnn ,nrnts M,,sjc vas f,1r.
ss{S5ss oi t. aSn 1i1a ; Ts .ss SssPs ;,n;
setrrs'n,en,s were % served bSy Kisslsy. an, wore
t ;nS sysn yoD Daar II tS was nsea h by
, ,AnonE y, th'so present. xcrs ~ following; l
nt sps MD Md f non Ilse tie
lion. lsnMe n. Ar,o!d. Miss Arnold, Mr. md Mra.
rr',ter H. H. "an nnt ''S yrn a. K K,nw Wr ani III
Abija K"ith, sins Ciurks',n, ST.. lid anf Mrs. s.
c M9ssE neGse A. Az ca1e. s. g. G4bsm dn 1 M1 @
%;$s; s:ss; iias III iss%ji: s.! ;,,s s% ~ +
'e,nlT. nj 1s II @ a IT, WfS Viss h1s En.1 ~ w"shr
IT, j. % Mr. a's md u Srr T KiniIl. .'':n Eni,
5oo"s hs,,fs Missfs Ghnpin; ,ra r ind ,.ts Mrs
s. % rre,lss M ST. ra IL ia g. sane, s Mr. md rs H.
H. krmr:. s it, ss steyens 1 irs ST. GeaS G,'D
i. t;Flat. 81: :sn& 81. rAPplS!s,,. ii: Eeri
OF Miss sho tue 81 Gonessc sx
s SHk II; I'D ID, ASs: E.. 6ofSsi i,i r va va, T I
: and srs wins;on Mtss Mnstoin. , siss Hill ii Mr
n,snc ssss it"nn e5sFor Enr~e vi and hSds M5s
! AZ nnst Nirs. ccor,t.t Musnn Mr
sisuu H. am Mr. t i, % murst Nr 0,,,, ~. NJ. y
in;,"r ,' NJ nai;cr III AMI Nj M"w..','tr, E,n,
ana Mss III rhmnsxL H. parkcr ~ f;rnr.s7.. " MnI,t-
EpsS n',s 1i,"1t, aii" nfs snssih' !s ss nne'A XII
ill., nonns NJ aid M s1rs. f,tr,,on u ii,;,,,mr1i. ri
,ss n'shas' hss.n' e1Io H. a''a H'H' - ms
e. E,,'sth' MN MN na J., '''0' nmnI,ni; mGnsfS
~ ,,issns ,ti, s,1i ~ and u Ingl,' ngitSl,,
,no M'aS"s 1T. ~ nna n!St ns1w' .s'S y y.
ai,, ls nwart M ~. Inu MFs FimS'nr; n : @rM ,s: rs
t1avMn mi ,' uIsa H. - Hnrnc r. e. an NJ Nss a t Mf.s
i'hlll!Gs. Mr' md Mrs. J; G. Clnrke. Nr: C!nrkt',
MisS Gnrkc. Mss; ana sliss hsrr1Sk Mr, I.w-
set.a Mct0un. ar. ana MS: u. H. MlaesstniS' iss,
PISS norton. aia al11 stsS NhWca!; Mf; Jn1l =.
Newell: ". hIiu Mrs. f. y. Nilxnn Ms. oMk!11usl'
III G M,T; TegfeH n IT. I'll 5 IT,, a rat m
MntxhnS' rn ,ss n'ua' sc ~ aa nn nF1 IT. pfnKs
hel!oRR: Mr: Eehn,ai,' ~ eSt!d hhtn, r.: tn!.
Ts ~ Gov.r S ,1 IT. ind ssy M4t hiIen Pha
, 1880-01-23

their time Is usually occupied until that
hour. and they have to 1u Mt their respective
Nuthirg w.ts done lust evenlIY beythni callrns..
inR the sit,.atiorlt md inviting nIl nyrrwhrket'
grt,cery clerks II attend the next n'EctlnR.
witch will hu held Monday evening ut o: ~ ut
the same place.
, 1880-01-23
SUICIDE,

Special Dhpatth to TIE CAtedeo Tribune.
MlLwAuKK1, Jan. SA--PoteF kuntx, agod u
years, suicided some Time Last night ut hls room
In tho old Eues brewery On State street, betwoon
Ninth and Tenth strcets, by shooting himself in
, 1880-01-23

Special Dkpateh to 1nt Chicago Tribune.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Jhl ::2s.-The Wabash nuilroad
Company arn pushing their Chicngn & Rtrnwn
Nratlch III rapidly rs possible, and the ruad Will
from present Indications, 10 ready for operation
By curly HprlnB.
, 1880-01-23
DISSATISFIED GROCERY CLERKS.

A wcll.Attendpd n,cctlug of gEGkery clerks Of
tho Northwest 6Ids WAS hold lsat sscnlHg Vt tho
Hotel Dauneyiske, OF Milwaukee arcnue. Tho
object OF tho meeting was u tako stopa to OH
tain Shorter business houra fFum their employ.
, 1880-01-23

49,. -. .-.., ,.n, -. -.
r,.E roI11,wISa SUMMARY
ahova tho rnnortnd rr,aIuct,ou for thc tbrco
ycars % named, '' 49,
!, $t.,: 4; ,sa l.. ,nMS7,;a, H. ,s;, sEs
5oiSSl;:::.: s ] b; II: $j$s
s.inet. si;Si s.lMS ssls;ii
S|nsS S.insS ssi sSt Ii5,S;5 i5S4 $sMSa ssiMi
oSers'Incl..."...'.". 2.Eo m61 5laSs.
rotal, .1Sa,sa Noi3ol3 A7W9i,
rrto stuta it,or11 ~ rric,,,trc h.. oa r"t ~.
ccived only portion Of tho returns IF 1870, hut
thcro Is no doubt that they will show, liz suited,
a arscly-Incrcased production. I'll fnct, tuoro
E,,s boen done In The inattcr Of t,lo-mnkng and
ti1c-rln'nF in the is, three Or fo,,r ye,ss 'h"n
IN MI the previous history o, the stato. The IN,
there Ia dcsIro for better and more reliublo In
formation @ IN resard to IL. ,,,, <,.,.u.,,
sn ,o ssss"ns S to
sn e e e esane ans
n odr II 70 t0 fntasr s ,s III Information us
possible conccri,ng tho tito business during tho
ysar R E - uSE n fnrtp9e ~ sssl,n ;s,,r.
inE tho!r sessions. and herewith presents
TIE FACTS EfhoiTEp.
First, rs to tho amount nt tle mnnuiGctslred ~
ieet:
Grub po1nen sprnsefd ms!o q! 5 fsft
i-Inch, I'D; 5-inch ts.; o-inch, bis: finch, lis;
S-ineh, ~ vita. ,,us.,..,n co,,..,, ,,n.,o
10000 feot, whIeh sold at prices rlngins from
j !. ! 7 T;'sser. Tsyis,S!Is chr!st!sn County,
ffs!'s fse a fi is, fe s.s Rs''s' ranging 1roH -
n,atlo .o, ,5O foot, which sold at $40 for a.iuch.
ana Up e st1 for a.!nch; ,,.... ,.... c.,..,.
irA!'o s.5 ooo. H!s prices run from $it for .
sa i. v MsGlellsn1, NATION, Coles County,
for s;inch. ,,...... .,o.,o o.o nm ,oo. =.
from =: fnr 2,ncl to $43 for 3.lno|,.
la5,oS feet At s frosm iii }or sH-lnch 10 st5 for
William Jones', Knoxville, Knox County, t ma'!o
inch e 800 for s-ineh::.
A: Fierce @ = %, Whitena!. HfeGne county.
ss iss5 Z ~ ss os s! t !f5 nd
deFrsts, yan stliar. Msttoen, co1es County
fos s-lnsh: ,,. ,,,..., =. u,t. co,,ut,, 1890
mjoo0 foet. Prices, SO for a-inct up to s5o Tor
". il. Albums, 1nd!anoia. vor1nton Caunty,
ma:le e lGs9n icet' Pricos from s'o ofor 'sinoh up
i; Keeling s Son, Farn,ing3ton, Fulton County.
ma1e ma iaso foot Mt from slo Tor to *
Charles Lewis, DccatVr, Mscon M County, IN mtlo M
d, QUO feet. Prices, $40 for @sS-inch 1rd %H Tor
s!Rse. pouth, London Mills, Kox County, na!o
Inch.
ri Dfan Its So1pag Iafs oga1 TT III Igr a.
~ lcet; pe!ces %Ls.uo ior t'lhcA a1o soo''o aoF
S-1ncn. va, A. &s. ..,.a,,,,a
repnernS, , urSs; M m fods MoffoW, raa A.nosSE " s,S.
VI; q fW; y <50: ,,,.o.. ,.u..,,, c..,,.,,
SM!th kanstas NiaaWay,. Hhl1at'ti county,
bo,Gu0 feet: prices, ~, VI: y. w:
o% y sssr ss6s prn. prgns eSa.G e. yG4:' s GGif's
y. Lu9tlt,urg, Paxton, Ford County. oir6oo fcct'
hriccs. =, ~; CIV; q, xHs. ,r,.. r,. o,o
- Irnyer spahr, kenney. 70 Witt Connsy, &pa-
N9 leet: prices, y EIu; :. fb1
II. 4. hoals e.. Alton : 5tinctfon' hatlson ~ ~
County, 04 600 feet; prices, !. $l0 @h. Sls.to; u
ss2 = 1,,oror 1o,nx, M.co,,,tr County. I'm mn
feGt ,,...an ,a..a..,, 1,ox,,,,,.
Charles g. 81 MSlttcholl. booIKetSwn, Vcsmllion
x. Hrantt, Atlanta, l9E.tI County, lSS, ,oo0 feet;
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-18
TIE GLORIOUs FOURTH.
Temperance Picnic.

The undersigned having been appointed
at the last meeting of Ashtabula County.
Temperance Society a committee to ar.
range for a Temperance picnic for July
fourth, would report the following pro,
gram.
list, All Temperance organizations,
churches, sabbath schools and oranges in
the county are earnestly urged to attend in
body, and all friends of Temperance are
requested to be present.
I'd, The fourth coming on Sunday the
pic mic will be on Saturday.
3d. We recommend basket picnic to
he held on the farm Of Anderson Gillis,
on the South road, about half way between
jefferson and Eaglevlle. This must not
be conTounded with the farm formerly
owned by Thomas Gilis on the North
read.
4th. There will be both brass and mar
tial music, swings for children, aud there
is fine spring Of drinking water, and
plenty Of creek water for horses. Refresh.
ments, such as sandwiches, cookies, ice
cream, oranges, candy lemonade, etc. will
be sold on the ground.
9th. The exercises will commence
promptly at a quarter Of eleven, and pro-
ceed as follows;
First. Singing by the audience, America.
Let every one present be able to sing.l
Second.
Third.-The Juvenile Templars Of Jeffer.
son, an organization OF children with 80
members, will hold one Of their open
lodge sessions on the speakers platform,
their exercises being their opening GER
emony followed by recitation Of three
chapters from their temperance cate
chism, dialogues, recitations, songs,
essays, declamations, aud their closing
ceremony.
Fourth-Singing by the Glee club.
Fifth-Music by the Band.
Sixth-Five minute speeches till half past
twelve.
SEVENTH Recess one hour for dinner.
Eighth-Musc by the Band
Ninth-Music by the Glee club.
Tenth-Address by Judge L. S. Sherman,
of Ashtabua.
Eleventh-Music by the Glee club.
Dismissed.
1t is hoped our people will be glad to
celebrate the fourth in this innocent, YET
profitable and pleasant manner, and that
we may see four or five thousand of oul
Temperance men and women enjoying
themselves on this occasion.
We have secured from Mr.. Gillis the en-
tire control of the ground for that day, and
any one wishing any information will in
quire Of E. Jay Pinney, jefferson.
i. Jay Pinney jefferson,
j. H. Wheeler, Rock Creek,
Charles Atkins, Harpersheld Cou
d. Chapel, S. New Lyme, On'
Peck, Rome,
j. W. Sims, Saybrook.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-18
FRoM oUR ExCHANaEs.

Reporter.
Our townsman l.. Malone, has just pur
chased al the white oak timber on tho
farm Of u. j. Mann, IN Plymouth The
contract calls Tor 5000 for the lumber
and about that much more labor.
Ex-COnductor s. B. Mead, Is VISITING
bis friends In COnneaut Mead Is one Of
the large and prosperous farmers Of Mich
igan, and looks as v The business was con.
genial TO his tastes
EE-Sherif Young Is doing a good job
at farming and grading ON his place a
mile south Of this village. His maxim Is
like Horace Greeley's Good farming
pays everywhere, poor farming nowhere.
We understand that II Is his Intention 10
convert the swampy part Uf II into q gar
den devoted mostly TO celery for foreign
markets.
Mr. l.. II. Norton Of East Conneaut,
brought 70 our Office on Tuesday morning
double chicken as far as legs and wings
are concerned. The legs were fully devel-
oped, the extra pair starting from the
breast bone under the wings, while the
other pair Of wings was hardly visible.
Banner.
Rev G. A. Richardson has made an en-.
gagement 70 preach In LenOx. He moved
his family 20 that place yesterday. No
arrangements have been completed yet 10
supply the vacancy here.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-18
Court Proceedings.

The State of Ohio vs.. Byron Baker In
dictment for bigamy sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary.
The State of Ohio VS.. Thomas Burke
Sentenced to one year in the penitentiary
The State of Ohio VS.. John Smith Sen.
fenced to ~ years in penitentlaFy.
The State of Ohio VS.. Andrew LoYeredge.
Sentenced to 21G years in the Penitentiary
June 2-The State of Ohio vs.. Lee
Loomls and Ray Loomis, Nolle proaequl
entered.
State of Ohio VS.. Henry O. Allen. Nolle
prosequi entered.
State of Ohio vs.. jeremiah Chaplin
Nolle prosequi entered.
State of Ohio VS., Adolph Weibleu
Nollie prosequi entered.
State of Ohio VS.. John Olson. NolliC
prosequi entered.
June 8-Mary Rand VS.. Calvin Dodge
Continued to next term.
Roderlck l. Baldwin VS.. Orange F. Cap
ron ct al. Continued to next term.
Artemas Snow vs. Nelson II, Beniamar
ct al
Alonzo Burt vs., james ohristy, oontin
ued 10 next term,
June Frank D. Flcklnger VS.. Erastul
Burch Defendant leave to amend his an
swer.
Nina P. Baldwin vs. Austin M. Baldwin
Divorce Granted
June tb-Wm, Kelsey vs.. l.. s., 8 M
g.. Railroad
June Especial Grand Jury called. Re
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-18

A CARD.-I would refer any person
needing the services of a veterinary sur
geon, to DR.. Heist, office in Willard's new
store. l have the satisfaction TO say that
a COW at my place, treated by him, has
fully recovered, though pronounced by
others to be past help at the time Of his
first visit. In the fulfllment of good to
so useful an animal as the horse or COW, l
recommend him TO the friendly attention
of farmers, who will find his principles of
great value. / look upon his mode of
treatment as an art wonderful for the sure
and infallible results which follow his
treatment His medical Improvements
are Of vital importance to every man who
handles horses or cattle. l have taken
pains to give him q personal investiga-
ton, and find DR.. Heist TO be a modest,
unassuming young man of practical expe-
rience, and no humbug, and advise all
men TO avail themselves Of his theory.
This announcement is unsolicited by DIR.
Helst. CORNELIUS MORGAN.
PLYMOUTH, June 10, $780,