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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-13
Dt6eee Oubuque.

3u bieiem 3usde fdon 8orbsrsitunsen &c.
trOfen.
Di6esfe Dubuque.
HStaeesbiae in Wi5eu 60. beabfdtisi
fetne Rirte su p~srsr5Bern. Sc fol- Elm
reues gbor baran ssbaut uno bic Rir1s
nod uorne UNI l6 SuB perldnsert msrbsn.
9asu ioq nsbsu benz @bor cine Satriffei
erri9tet usrbsu. Die @smeinbs bat $1,000
baar an 9anb.
Cine aufbIabenoe 0eieai6ajt.
Mm 2l. Wai Issten Sabres murbe ~
Soma Gitp, in 5olse zines pom uns ~erIaiIe:
nea Nufrufss burd DeIegaten ueritiebener
gersine cine art 1ntsrifisunssseieaiGaft
unter benz Namsn ,&6mii9sRatoIt.
f9e gesenieitise S9usseeII:
4aft" sesrinbet, gum 3uede Wittpsn
Hnb Waiien uerfforbsner WitsIiebsr bsim
Eobe Der S%amilienudter 3u untsrffissn unb
ben RatbuIiten babur1 cine @slesenbeit Az
seben, bas su errei@en, mas fs tn ben se.
bein1en @eieaidaftsu srlansen. Oie De.
feai@aft ma9t quite Sortidritte unb mad
benz i'm Houember bic Contribution eine
srinbIide 8srbsferuns e%rIitteu, babsn mir
beute Zen erifen uiertsIjdbrliden Bsri9t
Dor uus. alio, trOsbem bic 9eieuidaft
erft 8 Wonate alt IN, sdbIt fs idon 56s
WitsIisber, Elm grfoIs. ben rusniss Sniff:
t~utionsn Der glrt aufweiien f6nnsn. @ots
tes Sesen rubt, ME IS ideint, uuf bisisr
@efeuidaft, benn bis bato 1T nod tsin
etnaiser SterbefaQ einaetretsn 0ir spsi:
feIn ni9t, baB bis Wai bic @slsul9aft
nabe an bic 1000 RitsIisber sdbIen pirO.
Sisr Der breimonatIids 8sri9t bes f1sis
Bisen General Setretdr's iber ben Stanb
be8 0ereins:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-13
6inan5Iase.
G In Il d b MN

Das Sbise III Elm senausr unb ri4tiser
Beri@t iber ben Stanb Ter @sisui9aft,
semdB ben 0oeumenten, bic BET mir ems
sinsen.
Soma Gttp, Soma, 3. Sanuar 1880.
@e3. u. 6ummer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-13
Str&fi&e VeutsReiten.
SnIanh.
@r8bi5cefe g /. SO

Sn S~eeppatrr, Mo., sebentt Der bo9u.
P. 500 Brab, o. M. c., cine neue Ri,9e
i'm sotbifden Stple tu bauen. sc werben
3u bisism 8usde faon gorbsreitunsen ses
troffen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-13

9aeaba, Bis., 8. San. 1880.
9efern uurben bier psrbsiratbst Sobn
&ippinssr, Sobn uon Nie. &ippinssr unb
gatbarine S9oIer pom Conn Srantlin,
Wanitopoc Co., nit Catherine Ebiu, Gods
ter BON 5ran3 Gbia unb Catherine gnssI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-01-13

= sinO TEN Ct. SVfeb's 3p ts.sestn Ssisstrttss.
I 81 alt.
, 1880-12-09

nnh enNth. Wcro. tho w4lpie stgcet IN hn
tost. two I,IouNt, tho,igf, ho ncarcely r.a,rfc.l
fhH Improvement MS ncccssGry. No properly
owners ntl lI,en fllttonInY for II, m far rs fo
hn wns In fnvar0f lnacnda, viii, .,nrrf,w edible.
Hr. Ehamfnrlln oblectct IL ,1iaunstn1n, chiefly
on tf,o GROUND TINT y tHh,hl not l,o taken up III
nnood shnpo. In dry wrnt,,ur Il was dusty, ai,.i
~ wit weather tnntily, m fur rtlstns nf f,enIttl
n!i' nn',!fort o city Didn't neel my 1noro Of T.
Atrset ~ kht'iltl object 70 IT, atu!
fmvnr 3,sin hitmts ~, s, f,.,'G.i G. si a.i.,
iiurr,w cnj,,ir. sis,t,., n,,itrrs to''o''' WI"
Uci,. 1hut51usnil tf,nl,rhf Tim ,vhn,, .,r,o+
a.i rt,I,"raI ,,ass, yhsat! na snaia ,a, tn pawed
nav III aI,1IIu tnrtj0Jy IIs t,y rp mi!
tat nf hnir of .ho raporiy -ltivrs l,e; wssn Six
.,ssii," fnrn, ~ ,n,. ,i ~ FIX VI tHo "est
r tnr,c t',,,s h. ,,,Is ta,. we. iat. ~
The pavement f f cstiur lIoeks On atons fn,,m. n
@ irai' i" e!srveR irw R.at'H at fSo inproycucnt of
"Ihc l'Htci1 wmiitl rr4.Ift in ~ t,nltn ,,.I,ntt
of tho yuin nj urt,t,crtr ~. St,t;;,,n, r",.,i
Mr.. Mixer hnprd thu Committed wnslti aIrjcr
tween ishtceti, n;,J i ,,11tj In In
trt,iI .u,.,, .,i -, ~; ~;
eso Sr .e st s1 XIII Sfa II nv.nat salu s1aS u tho
Aii Einrk etnrtsrnir I'm M ncnrqsitw ~ pro+n,+
ncion il ii,n pr,,snti ,innrt,venrts ,yrrn =, IL
i,,H'ia turing ti,e canning gear, a'id .iaso,t int Mt
tl,s ti'e uva,x ''S'Fe' 10 report 10 sho e"ahe'l
,1efstai.!InE Wifi, The strcet. rt,'nsM,v cfarn
anything rlsu ,yns ,,unc Ifu. tfM hnlirrr,j IN
uf nnen,lat'. Mr iiHit.scs, or tno lsaiiwny Gi,,o
EcescJ Tho cntm,,,r w.,lII Inv WT ra,t Ge itno no
out.lau outside, tho raiis: Ihe property. .hoEicrs wero
H,tuo further o,,tcctions ,vcrr ,ro,c na N M.
phAt nn other strGttK OIL tho ground thllt II WIS
, 1880-12-09
OUR COUNTRY'S DEFENDERS,
Second Annual IIcuttnE or the National
I:ncnIuntucnt,

Second Annual Meeting OF the National
Tn cnslirtucnt.
Tho Entturnl Eucn,,nucnf nr nur f-ountrr.o
nrfor,Inra ,n.. ,.sta.i',. '.,,,.a, 49, :. ~, ~
~ Au's"oss '"s+ ses1ei""s H'"'HHa " cHHk
pursuant TO a'Jorl''nc'lr and received and acted
upulI tile rutlrts or committees which hf beer,
appointed t]lo div nruyio,,s.
G..,n..., ,,s'...... - ...,-'. -
several chnslscs wcro ,uado IN tho constitution.
and Gems. Wect!eN, Wilcox, un'i Heed werp up
ponted IL special co,nmtltro to roylsc tho cot,-
s,it,l,Iou. l,v-,uws md ,,nwrt1nr ,vnrL IN w.
,,,rt - H., 80. .'.,'1 s ..,." ~
W.. ~ III mo hcAt FesllaF or speelhl n'cel!nH.
THO chnrtor fees wtra fixed, fur state nepnrt-
mont, so, nnu for subordinate cncatnpnlupts,
fAk the fees Of the mastering Or iIistttutinE
officer to to pai.l In Mtltittou.
Tito per c.4pta tux wlts rniscd to 70 cents per
atlllt.:,i. t,tynGlu t,li-ttlrtlnIly,
Tho following INV fpUtlIro was introduced and
ndNpte,i: Thut my man VIM WIS loynI to tho
Unlte,I Stntus nuI wns known ~ 10 Il friend 10
tllo soldier during his services in tho lioIi and
nsier tho War uy tIpeIectgl Ut, hnnor7lry lnEH-
her 0f /, snbor,ii1sto cncNuIp,,,cnt hy puyi,E S3
Into tho EnuuMpIncnt FllTd, o,lu-lialf uf which
aaIjl 10 to tho Nntl{,nuj Enc,,ullIlluut,
Tiss following Gjlcers wcro rfuotcll for tho chs
Bl,ltlg ypilr: Ur. a. i, Gl,stIutf,, ChigNxo Con-
lnGn,lEt. III. Chief. Iapt ten Ii1t,lcs n tfrfnUx
, 1880-12-09
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Architect Tsgnn Sits Down on IIlnx.
dale Il IDoy1e'H Cintnl. for lsxtru..
an adjourned meeting OF tl,G Dulrsi uf Couuty
Commissioners WIS held yesterday afternoon,
President Fllrtngtnn III tho ctiulr. Upon motion
OF Commissioner Clnrk tho ruadtnr OF tho min
utes wns dispensed with.
Commissioner Sunni moved thnt In view Of
tho fnct TINT tho Committee OIL lsurs Ind not
yct reported, Commissioners ONeit, Wood, null
tho ChaLr bo appointed to rcvtso tho rules aud
report 1T tho ,,ext 1noet!ug Of tho Doard, and 1t
wis so ordered.
tho redemption CLERKS IN tho County Clerk 4
ol'ieo nskIuB fur a lrcrenso uf snlnry referred
to fnad,t fJa,,cnry II, Cpmn'ttes. .. ,.,.,.~ ~
Iiittnll 4 htiltstnGnt Bf1wluE tllu receipts utd
oXnS.l!llturesM - 1r his Gs1 for tho SIX n!uui.s
,,aanE ,n,,dinME Sor o. lsso st9wu i,ata,,ce in hIs
hr. Gross cAls tlle attention of tho 3Ulrsi 10 Tho
l!.rke nlnlner Of Judgment transcripts ti1e,l for
frt tlnt no provision IL ,n.tlu FIR thls ntIunal
work, Work; a test hnti l,son n'ldu ns to whcthor hU
ss e,as sxy s it sntKY a ss S.en wo5s sec S hs x s
him Thls work SMI bseosno .'sssas; v.ry
11.eTn,'s. ,,, M Mr; Gross !sllevsl Tint
he tnkcn to secure egIslatlon Wlscsl'lng the rcu
mil Snlhry net.
Tho communication was referred to tho .J,1.
THE NEW COURTHOUSE.
Archftcct ksan aubfnittol u communication In
relation 10 \ bsIl Of tle llinsla!o i Doyio
Grnnit Company, III which hc suya;
II mud tl,at tho tutnl ciaIml INV presented
h!9llts to tho SUN OF $4a 1f.s7. Including tho
MlMncu Oh eutitrACt OF abUNt fJ,HHi. Tho t.rAt
statement Of hccaunt for thesc Uxtrils, submit
tcti week. proylnus by this lrllI, nInoltntcil to
tho sim Of $.N,UU, Md l Aili ut II loss 10
discover how the sutno work caa hnv0
appreciated! III vlluo to tho large n.nt,llnt
0t $!a001 In ono week. hlvu
Ito hostre tu nso s0roru lnnglIaKG In commenting
On bill presented Tor tho consideration Of yuir
'hoMnrAlitD lMly, but cannnt rHrErur tn statp
TINT this reckless presentation Of two Cutns. 80
wlaely different, fur tho EitnD work. stamps tho
lnttGr, III not GUth accounts, with tho character
of desperate a,ld rgprrhcnsIL!e attUmpt to con.
coot extfM GLAZING that HEould bu promptly re-
bukGd'
~. Epan refers to THO refusal OF tho contr1.o
iteMs 1t their cuntrsct, md says hu consj.lprs
this rofnsat ~ Il reasau for declining to Unier-
tRt1i tho chin. Itp charges llAt tilnry uF tho
Items nre altogether unjust, A!ll UxcesstvO
to degree thAt would forbid ull Idea uf
entertaining them. After COIItiarIJlx tho ,lrIerN
ind el1ArRGs nlnde With thu quantities Of tho
work done, wIJUi comparison W,ls mt very cum.
plncntAry to tho contractors, ST. EKan ci1scs
his report by gnytug: =" / must parslst. thors-
presented III tho fOrul required, showing tho
county credit for work pltttu urid Ii tins,tl m
fa0ts ind on rc.leo,lljio rates." =" ~'@'o>' VIZ
Tho lt An communication wcro rcforrc] to
tho Joint COtl.nittro,
ANOTHER ASSISTANT srArE's ATTORNEY.
:, Ths JUDICIARY Committee ,rSrorto1 III fayor Of
ml1'Wk =, nsae s,ll!s IN nau!tonnl
.inrs" IN rn,nr VI F''""' a1u 'ao 'o"ea III
, 1880-12-09
TILE PORK WORM.
Death Of James Palughi from
Trichinosis.
What n Microscopic Investigation
After Death lecvca&cd.
The Young Wigglers, and Not tho Old,
tue Moro Dangerous.


Mention wns made some days nro of thc foct
ti!nt Jn'nes laI,'u!l, of No. 10 lahdoiph street.
hls WIG. anu bis cblftlren hn e1tctt eun,g nm
cooked hnu1 Anusa9r--tho sort generally catonn
III Europe md common pii tho beer. sn,fou
'ahc1-roulcs III this eonntsy-whIch yns sim.
posed To i'p Infected With trIchlml.. Tho oil
fr'lit-tcncr fingered along until! Tuesday nftow-
n''on about bD'cIock whon he brcathel Ills Inst,
!!o was conscious to within thrro hnl1rs Of hIs
death realized his tatc, atld Itnpiurct ,,s t,rtI
er'in-in'y to cnre' for his fatally after hc WIS
9hhe. 'liS brenth came ahurtcr nn,1 shorter md
Nv died ut Inst like tired l1hn tlozinx oil into
sleep.
Dr. IomLoQkon, tho attending physician, cut
OF some ssnnta portions of tho Upper urn, md
th'gh Yesterday t,hriiing, md Inter on during
tue ttay subjected them to nrroscopIcai OK
animation. a Tisi1uSE reporter called upon
hIti last evening and found him resting frgm his
!"'inrs hnil rGndy 10 exhibit wnt he tat, ,ltscOy.
erc Cutting oil very nu,nll portion, Of tho dead
'lcst'-M tncre spcck-ho placed IL un glass stlc.
'nostcnel IL very slightly, p!acctl nnothor piece
OF Elass over tho Bpcck, and pressed tho two
pieces fo3ptl'or. cnusl1,H the spcck 10 spread out
between tila two Rns,oth surfaces, I'm
then paccd the slthcs lsEler a powerful
microscopic. adjusted tho screws md arr1lurcd
tho light, AMI tnI tho reporter to look.
Tic sight was not ns bOrrEbo rs might hnvo
been ltT'Ylned. 4 mIerascopist yyoud Gull It
lie!utlEnl. Twn 0f the w'9Rters-cacll n,agn1-
ltd untll It aj'pelrcd abntt hatr m Inch lunr-
werc seen lltiksd Or grouped together, Tho.
AiidfA were thon tnuvc'l II trifie md Il single
WiY4lGr ea.ne under tho eye. Successive Ini1v.
,mst r"ESns'l ne presence Of thrue snorc, which
nitl hFncnt!y !rG9 IN fnttr Of "Kutf,g It H1orlc''
ii,stc.' Of .lt',,lng NJ nftrr tho innt,or of tic
tisiIi1nit flesh, bnsry itp aixv Of pln -hctt wur,
luuhu NJ !css thnn Six Ut these
MINUTE 1!tfr nuSY nOftERs.
Eacl, npi'chrel Ill hatf eurlefl.up form, dis.
, 1880-12-09
Retirement OF GEN. ORD,

GALVESTON, Tex, nee. 6..-Tho NrHS Sat, An"
totl0 sI,coal stMtes TINT ueu. u. U. q. Ord upon
notification u hls retirement from the command
of tho Department Of Tuxus an tho active ar,ny
vacatcA tho nsicu at headquarters, md or1lerod
Assistant Adjutant.0 0enurnl Vil.cont to report
to tiea. Sheridan until Il tulniN,r,.ry commander
nl,iNlrs. Az hta sOn. lts-lnw, flen. TvvtAas, haa
hect api,nntu.l sinlater ut Wlr Ht Sfuxes,, 1t III
rIlMIurDl that fl,at uountey win 10 tho future
hmm If GGH. nd. .'--. .-,~
, 1880-12-09
SETTLED.

CnLuNBus, O.. Doo. S.-ln accordance With tho
compr1Hnfsa elrectcl last night butwouu tho
Republican aud Democratic lnainbots, tho
stato Hoard Of Equalization to-day elected tho
following rorlnAncnt officers: President, +, L.
licrn,au Columbus; President pro tc,n., II. G.
Hodges, Manstlsld; Chief Clerk. II. J. Loo.
nils. Of JcI0rsnn; Assistant Clork, Jervis
llMryott, nt llAintt0n; 6ergcant. rms, ]. 81.
PR, Of Columbus; Assistant, @. @. 1Atne6, 0f
Jnckson; Messengers, George 31aui. of Erie, aud
William II, NuAurHatl, Of fFAnklin.
, 1880-12-09

surERl0llCou1T-CoS CoSFcssI oSs--rctc Jnchcm
y. luhn Mlhr, $tOI50.
JupdE SM!Tli-J. J. Klttol CT III. Y. George
Gay. $ssaaod.-M. ". Powell v. II. yrrulaul,
S'a'l.a5.-Ctoycland Piper Company v. Isauo
Wnlkcr, Thnnus F. Williamson, and Joseph
f1nlnps0n, 81. 6t.ltT67.SPth tinge Ut ri. v. Samuel
y. Hlrschilolt t.al l.N.-Suaau Il. lsuycr Y. Hurry
G. McSclll, $51h.77.-1.Hzarus Strauss ct NJ. V,
Ge0rxo Guy. S41I+a-E,Eu poncll co,npuny Y.
Joseph Aoorc and Henry Van Sickle. ssu.6l.-J.
=; Kirk et ii. Y. Joseph Zuckerlnnnn, t.as-
MRtthew kossaknwsk4 y. thhrIos yenn. Henry
ltinsnorg. aud Frederick llnrxls; verdict, S;hN,
1liitl melton FOR now trlnl.
JuiNaI ASTlioSY-Wnrroa II. I,ruwn y. Tho
GhI,Yago e Grsin ausl rrviytan Exch9uKe nnl =.
thy. SElh"=S,-NMthah tlAttrcdy. thins Fra1iz.
&h;U- dr9et'vttlu y; w. DtHlas =: 0tto 4; AtG1z,
tn,no $. ": Ii. tarlsis, $lit.To.-w. a. lnnkiur
V. q. w. l1Mrhata; verdict, xi5d, A1,d motion fur
new trIul.-lilnNlAs ton Ct III. Y, Stttn1 UrueIH.
tn,iin }:afSt5r ;: n l'r'lSrISk y. WtilIan! md
is1rntur, y. lo',t, 4. sul,uiherR al,tl Ille,nuro
wiikon; ycrdict, S, a,ltl rltsiun fur How trlat.
, 1880-12-09

IT, correct al! abnormal nct!on and restore
the liver 10 tts healthy work, ludiel0nsiy use
!iainburE Drops, the best liver regulator IN
, 1880-12-09
,,nortant Meeting Of tho South
side Committee on Streets
and Alleys.
a.ueral Expression Of Views as to
the Best Paving Material.
p.,ipr I'atn.cr's Objections to tho Uso OF
Slono OH Slnto Street.
1 dood Foundation Generally Ro-
garded the Dosideratum.

eouth Division E1vn public invitation II few
I.x. mn 10 uruporty-owners Interested III tho
~,,t,r Of pasutlcuts In tho South Nly,slou,to to
.aot with II n1I express thoIr yipws On The
tTo,theuung rcpurt alu ordinance recommend
~, mo pnytnY ur long list pf streets, already
nnbI.hcl, with tho various sorts Of material ii,
rng,,e e!tbur here Ur elsewhere. III orElpr tint
~ urotosci improvements rnay bo 1nlttle dur
~ tho coming ycNr, II will bo nccDssnry for tho
rT.ncl 10 pass tho several ortllnnilccs within
M next two weeks. For tho purpose Of giving
.rrryb,dy Interested fnir notice Ut wint Is
rropo,ctl to be dnne, and au opportunity to
,t.,e his o1,Jcctlons, II any should uxIst, tho
nommlttce very wisely md very properly de-
.,dcl upo, this means Of asccrtalnlng tho drift
a. plulu suntttncnt OH tho lmyit,x
Mhtcet. Tho result wns quite Iargu
,,,herIng Of Buush Side proporty-hull-
srt In tho Council Chamber yestcftay
morning. Among tho gentlemen present, in 1.z1-
dillon to tho members OF tho Committee, wero
Potter Palmer, II. q. CnllaEhnn, f. penoock. II.
i, s,anpfsh!, u, W. ThonIla, Justice Hummer,
George brandt, c. II. s. Mixer, c. NJ. Perry, Con
i L. Thompson, II. n. 1lncon, County Cou,-
n4.sloucr Wood,- Commissioner Waller, Street
supc,intenent Fogarty, ind small army Of
tontractaEs.
The meeting Was called to order about IL
aclock by
Aid. CLARK,
Chairman Of tho Cnmmtteu. who briefly statcl
in objects md tho Cotnmlttcos desire 10 meet
the wishes Of tho property -holdcrs rs far m
possblc. lie understood there wero sovcr,,l
tentlcmcp present who Ind objections to offer
70 ho nso Of stono or wonl, and suggested that
Ito best WHY to proceed would be tn hear frutn
dem nrst, and 10 then take M tho list of streoa
uprIulel. lilo thorcfurD called upon
, 1880-12-09

aF'i' Ii, X ;norg;Gs eon1' ,hs. ,Ss s'n: ,hs ie;
~ ] ss y S:fia ie Ei. s'f':" ss III" Il;
nsks .',at tho tonp:tny tony ie compsiIcl to nc.
t"t M o ,s1r ,,',r t2 rgfet,s f t "f nc ~ bs
.IH Grinfnt'nn. atit! Tho name! hf Its Directors
na.t ski,",*lGrs, a,', IT,. TINT !sGsyer ny lo at-
/ tl9il and retirement Of tito existing irtIebt-
e'''css'
a vo,l,,ninous blll yn, flictt vrsfrrlav IN Tho
t,ntteM Htatcs Cnnrt hv Jam. II" rrh,,ctt, NJ
Ifasr"1.,,urs. Ky., nyain.t Tho WiltntnRton stur m
Company. N. j. buchanan, Bcorso K. Clark,
nm," 80 n.a I'"", ILL.,, "''i,"m Ialoe'i, q. a.
s,ns s tho Gs'ssI I"s nv: sw"y Go1s,Fct'on , com
Mnlnv lmp,uy Accor,l,nv a. I'm hi, '1't'1 t1'a
CaI"ld ts,i Comanv wv. IL iueoruo,",,, u .'. '"o 10
ChlcaR' In May, 1871, with n capital Of *:t0,0o.
and for ti,n nvowed purpose of purchas lnu,
easing at,l selling c,ai at.,l utllcr nnrroIl lantls
..,"s 1,,' ''iu i'n"=i"Ft"'s e'''. aaO noylnK anu
scllius conl md uthcr m'narals. lilo stock was
tiry 1ontv All A. ,at t,,,," H., " Ia, '"nu .,am n
,ra, ,ns,r;on ,""n t a,a''' ,.n ~. en,eaRu .,.
bmnY r,I 1" Ihoh,y ~ , w ,!,,x m!xaxf;l n
~, ro, fstn. M fn, InliSt t2 io Whining
a:t eI:stiea II Drentors q a''t.' tu coaI. oMe
f"i,ows. ini "i .oer se IGai !sGrs nnw are
'asha vi yjcs; irs:issni; iiY%rx" G.rk,
1sss 1s eisse Fl ian!r Htnx ,sSs III rsTe 1r% '
S;d. stcl,nna clarE, iIlrtlnu MI, n, t"ns,Inn'
,ti S9t'"Insy ann at' riMrt nnd ra' lts ns!ir, 70
nnr ,,,t. ny,,1st ~, ,ir9,. ~. i, rhe ] ,sinuu M ~ y.
, 1880-12-09

TILE C1N Lila
JU1N1E nnNNHOSi,-ln chambers.
.1u1'nE l3t.UDuETT-Tl!b 1uRtch-bOnd cases. No
case TIL trial.
Appellate COMMUNICATIONS.
JuiNE sM1Tlt-Sn preliminary Gull. Trinl
chi! !t,4le. ,4ts 41s, ;t454. aud j.asG. No. I.7s,
Ulsrlrn Y. spcrry. tn trinl.
JUICE ASTTIoNy-74, u, I'D, III, la;t, aud ITO to
l6o. inctusir No. l25, Wallaeu Y. Lang, Ut,
hrnr,ug.
JulniE wlLL!AstsoS-Asslsts Jutlgu Anthony.
No &.1sG OIL trlM.
JunaE JANEsoS-17, IL, ~, 20. No caso o.,
hrA ring.
Jul,lE tiArpSEtt-17, IL, 10, 70. NJ. 10, schacfcr
y. SehMufer, OH hGnrlux.
Jrn1E lts'GElss-.Tho ChlcnEo & Western I1dl-
nnn IiAllr,Il condemnation e,ls.s only.
lunGE MUKAS--Sct tlls.s .,uti, h,Os7 to bOEL
6is. b;Ul u 6,3t8. 5,e's 6.si5, and i.5 No caso
OH trtHl.
,:JunoE Tu1.Ey-,ld II, l., II. No. Is, Wymun v.
WylAllll, Oh trla!.
,,JrioE li4nSrM-So cnll. No. l,40a. FREQ v.
prasser, OIL hG,.rinR.
.rnnE LOoMts-lssano cases from to 10 a.
In; SGT cHso 4us, anl torn Nos. 81, Isl, and
1,4435.
IrnnE EHARr-QunsI.crin,lna ca!ctn.nr.
JUn0E ltAwEs-S0s. ~, sk 81, e., IL, ~, E, Gl,
q, W. III, ", JlU :I5, ;i3t aud III.
, 1880-12-09
HORTICULTURAL.

COLUMBUS, O., Dec. s.-Ths state HORTICULTURAL
Society met hero to-day, nbout thirty members
bVlilx prrseut. Delegates, wuro wooamoa by
play of fruits. 4 :;
, 1880-12-09

Fathers buy It. tnothers prlzo II, and tho chill.
lrtn tAku nE, lula Cough syrup fur cEuup auA
EtlliA.
, 1880-12-09

Flo oil your c0rns with tho '' japanese Corns
Fll1," It Will surtly cusv Rad end pa4u. " CUatJ.
, 1880-12-09

f!efore Judge 1lnwea. tho bond Of ". II. IinIl-
win. under iudIctmen. for burglary, WIS ,lc-
carcd forfeited. Willinfn Mccarthy ard Charlra
feuton urc oil trial tor lillllrt0us MISCHIEF.
, 1880-12-09

Nosa.n11id G. Caldwell begun a Hult yesterday
for sf,3W against ObAtiAh Iiusc and Josiah n.
Cnt1ur.
''uhn Elscy sued John $. Hair aud Moses Tollu
for $l,5W.
, 1880-12-09

lncnt thnll follow his l,orril business Of
s',t s"n't'T lint "eS''ions @ st ' noler r'sr' o,cl
qttnt". iio I rtms w ai'.,t 't,a ti,osao ni,orttiotl
en,crprtscs cooliy and dcl!bctately.. Whom I,e
WIFI VII hcr ~ ill., Ks,x i. II. s' h @ y. y; m ai p f % rys
IN Tho summer. WInt carcs lie for thc rtek thnt
y run? Whit cares hn fur tho danger staring
mnnoy, .ltp,l-nnnuy. ftr his t,rcni antl butter.
huvn snitI TINT wits iionorc,l liz having II bet
ffr clietitngc fhan tho t,'1nsnl ft'r tho defense.
.ktflfHliy. md 10 tho t'r.t Of i,is urant ,iy.
fIs client II ons nun. The rlIent,tno / hnye
tiie i..nr ~ protect Is tbs Trnnt t,mtnmn!ty of
pie. who hrn wntc.,inR nvcry ,nove:ncnt IN tho
proxrcs- g, Of this Erc,t trnf, ,antt viii. hntix
,nrg ria' Ser r,t ih9sa s1. nrnceetE4s Wo arc
DAYS w shall to- night. when tho curtnIn fn1l4
upon the stngn 0f The dny return tn nltr hni,us
EaSt, nno r. 'ls YIN thin ,tiRht rathcr Tho tr,le-
nrtt'l.l tho fireplace. mud there AtIaI! ln great
blazing tcAty of the fire there shall IN, read
chill for tAe children, or s!mcthng from. that
no'ae.t book af books, tho Ilille or our faith:
;. nn1 then M ,,t. around sno ,l.nr pa intiller's
t6oir fest, aid thot, it6 tho eur eur % Il cs Vic Nh Is i
tl,o genius of yn'!r !!tar's @ iddlntry yo, viii
tnys, and then trust y0l1 Will br ne in ntl
solemnity to noffcra prnyrrof thanksgiving tt,thc
t'tn, WIN protects s all, l,ecatso you have tlono
Furnishing. rctl.hanhcd ntx,rtlnntst ytai hnve
flhllcated thu Inv. md protected tho l1nnor Of
htt1le, anl have rut. tlIo strong right nrnt Of
yn!'r rtT.!iet around tho tnnctty Of wOHlnh."
Judge N1ry thcn charged the Jury, who ut
onc,s retired.
~ ,nidnght tho Jury wns still oit, nr,i. In tho
rrosEeGt Of ngrcgIHg n Verdict some favored
anu utl1rA tito rnvorso.
, 1880-12-09

Tomorrow will he tho last day Of service to
tho DcccIne'cr term Of tho Circuit Court.
discharges from bankruptcy were issued yes-
tcr'lay IL Samuel Islss, tit4,rxe a. nlil CMtll-
.rfhe Smith. Dennis USu!llyut, and Joseph
HnmHsni.
Tho dividend meeting I'll tho cnsc Of Il. y.
lf0sl1ier was postponed ID aiHrch y, 1851.
The true northerner., 1880-02-20
GRANT AND WAShBURNE.

The following is from Stats -Zeatung:
" That Illinois belongs to those States whose
Electoral votes are absolutely certain for the
Republican candidate for President is not
doubted even by the Democrats. 1t may give
heavier majority for the Republican candi-
date than for another, but this would make no
difference in the result. Under these circum-
stances the ascertainment Of the sentiments pre-
vailng in the Republican party OF Illinois re-
garding the various candidates for the nomin-
alton 10 OF far more value than oil the arrogant
assertions OF newspapers printed in States
which can under no imaginable circumstances
give the Republican ticket a solitary Electoral
vote; for the National Convention cannot
avoid. when Il comes to selecting candidate,
those States which will have to elect him.
1t appears from correspondence frori all
parts Of the State. giving the wishes aud opin
ions OF thousands OF leading Republicans that.
at this moment, Blame is the favored choice Of
a decided majority: that nezt to him comes
Grant. and then Washburne, while only
petty minority express themselves az in favor
OF Sherman. or s.475 Republicans whose
opinions were asked, 1882 were for Blaine,
1886 for Grant, 1,O64 for Wsshburne. and
only 254 for Sherman. A Chicago paper. com
mentng on these figures, says:
- There is still another feature OF the sit
uation. These Investigations reveal the fact
that Blaine is now unquestonably ahead But
as Grants support Will fall of upon the reve-
lation Of his weakness with the people, Wash
burpe. strength may be expected to increase,
and he may eventually stand as the strongest
candidate IN the field. Should the struggle in
the National Convention prove close and
animated one. and the contest between other
candidates appear ,rreconclabe, It IS believed
that the strength OF Washburne IN Illinois and
his popularity throughout the country, would
render him very available d" dark horse in
deed
The true northerner., 1880-02-20

One thing the Pennsylvania Convention Ia =
made clear, Gen. Grant cannot ge, the nom
inasou without hard fight for il. He had
been credited with The declaration that in the
event OF unanimous call from the Republican
party, lao might perhaps consider the question
OF acceptance. His near friends asserted that
unior 10 circumstances would he take the
nomination, and that on no consideration would
ho ergage in n scramble for it. Through his
friends a, Harrisburg be served notice .on the
party that he wants the nomination, and means
to get it IL possible; and no was in turn mott
fed that he could only win it after fight
a roVirdnce. sherman aud Blaine are in the
field. and neither will yield an inch because
Grant has entered the lists on his own account.
Grant mus. fight TO w'u.-From the Cleveland
Herald (Rep).