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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-15
win Vote as They Shot.


Senator Morgan, of Alabama, was q
rigadier-General in the Confederate
army, and is now for Hancock and En-
glish. He votes as he shot.
Senator Walker, of Arkansas, was a
Colonel in the Southern army, and is
now an ardent supporter of Hancock
and English, He votes as he shot.
Senator Gordon, of Georgia, was a
Major-Gcneral in the Confederate army,
and received eight wounds lighting
against the Government. He is now
satisfied that The salvation of the coun-
try depends on the election of Hancock
and English, and will vote as he shot.
Senator Williams, of Kentucky, was
rigadier-General in the Confederate
army, and is so well pleased with the
nomination of Hancock and English
that he will vote as he shot.
Senator Jonas, of Louisiana, was Ad.
jutant General of Hoods corps in the
Confederate army, and is perfectly con.
sistent in his support of Hancock and
English. He will vote as he shot
Senator Lamar, of Mississippi, was a
Colonel in the Confederate army, and is
as much in favor of change now as ne
was during the war. In according his
hearty support to Hancock and English
he simply votes as he shot
Senator Ransom, of North Carolina.
was Major-general in the Confederate
army, and is now engaged in making
speeches for Hancock and English. He
will vote as he shot.
Senator Vance, of the same State,
was Colonel in the Confederate army,
and is particularly enthusiastic in his
support of Hancock and English. He
will vote as he shot.
Senator Butler, OF South Carolina,
was Maior-general in the Confederate
army, and, having seen no reason to
change his views, will vote as he shot
by supporting Hancock and English.
Senator Maxey, of Texas, was a
Major-general in the Confederate army,
and though he would have preferred
JEFF Davis for President. is willing to
take Hancock and English. He will
vote as he shot.
Senator Coke, of the same State,
though onlya Captain in the Confederate
army, has pronounced political views.
With his ideas of State rights he could
uOb toHolaAblllll NeO OlltlNloo luuu sup
port the candidates of the Democratic
party He will vote as he shot.
Senator Withers, of Virginia, was a
Colonel in the Confederate Army, and
has also proved his LOYALTY to the De-
mocracy by editing Democratic paper
He is so we'll satisfied that Hancock and
English represent what is left of the
Lost Cause that he will unhesitatingly
vote as he shot
The following members of the House
of Representatives were officers in the
Confederate Army: Messrs. Herndon,
Herbert, Sanford, Shelley, Forney and
Lowe, of Alabama; Messrs. Dunn, Slem-
ons and Gunter, of Arkansas; Messrs.
Davidson and Hull, OF Florida; Messrs.
Nichols, Smith, Cook, Persons and
Speer of Georgia; Messrs. Caldwell and
Blac Gburn, Of Kentucky; Messrs. Glib
son, Ellis, King and Robertson, of
louisiana Messrs, MuldrOw, Manning
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-15
WEST AND SOIrTH.

SPECIALS to the Augusta Chronicle
from all sections in Georgia, on the 9th, in.
dicated the election of Colquitt for Governor
by between forty and fifty thousand. The full
Democratic State ticket was elected. The
Republicans made some gains in the General
Assembly.
FULL returns from Delaware give the
Democrats in the election on the 5th for In
speetors S,529; Republicans, S,073; Demo
cratic majority, S56. On the vote for Asses
sors the Democrats received 9,495; Republic
ans, $500; Democratic majority, $50.
Mrs. FRANK CRoCKER, the we'll
known disturber of woman's rights meetings.
attempted to shoot Mrs. j. B. Smith, her
stepmother, at Milwaukee, Wis, on the 9th
but succeeded only in shooting off one of her
own fingers. She was arrested and placed in
Jail
The liquor tax law of Michigan has
been declared constitutional by the State Su-
preme Court.
JAMES M. STEWART, Postmaster of
the United States House of Representatives,
died in Alexandria, Va, on the 9TH.
THOMAS FORREST, who fatally stabbed
Michael Corbis for discharging him from the
employment OF the California mine at Silver
/. Reef, Utah, was taken from the Jail on the
night Of the 5th by masked men and hanged
CoLoUTTr's Dem. majority in Geor-
gia over Norwood Qnd. Dem.) will be over
$4,000. The regular Democratic nominees for
State officers are elected by 10000.
The mail coach was stopped near
Lake City, Col, on the night of the 9TH, by
two masked men, who took the mail, except
the registered pouch. There were two pas
sengers aboard, but neither they nor the ex-
press matter were molested.
ROBERT MAGHL, of Charlestown, w.
Va, tried to poison his wife, his three chill
dren and HIS step-father at his home In that
city on the 5th. lie was arrested.
NEAR New Canton, H., on the 9TH,
a young man named Sellers, who lived with a
family named Baker, consisting of father
mother and two daughters, the elder fifteen
years old, during the absence of Mr.. Baker
Insisted that the daughter should promise to
marry him. She refused and thereupon Sell
lers drew revolver, shot the mother and the
girl. He then placed the muzzle TO his own
temple and fred Each shot was instantly
fatal. The youngest daughter Witnessed the
whole tragedy and gave the above facts to the
C0rouer's Jury.
GEORGE LOWRY and David Thomas
we're hanged by the citizens Of Nelson Coun-
~ Va, on the Sth. for having grossly as
saulted and robbed widow named Massie.
The false work of the new bridge at
Chippewa Falls, Wis, was broken on the 9th
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-15

"Your train beats a cow-catcher, ~
said an Englishman at recent ball, as
he stumbled over a lady's dress. "No,"
rejoined she, it doesn't quite equal one !;
il has caught only calf"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-15

"A Connecticut man wrote TO his
grocer that he wanted some "shelyac. 4"
Luckily he sent a jug, and the grocer
filed it with applejack.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-15
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Gathered from All Quarters.
WASHINGTON.

GENERAL WALKER, Census Commits
sioner sent his report on the South Carolina
investigation to the Secretary of the Interior
on the 9th. The report sustains the enumera-
tion of 1880 in that State and sets forth that
the enumeration of 1870 was 100000 short of
the actual population.
In consequence of the resignation of
ex-Postmaster General Key, against whom
proceedings were originally instituted by the
lottery companies for detention Of their mail
matter, the suits will probably be dismissed
by the Supreme Court.
For the year ending June 80, 1880,
the issues of postage stamps, stamped en-
Velopes and postal cards ION which the revenue
OF the Department mainly depends) aggre-
gated in value $32, ,O7s, $40; nine per cent. in
crease over the preyious vear
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-15
UNION SOLDIERS.

VOTE IN THE HOUSE on A RESOLUTION GIVING
PREFERENCE TO THE UNION SOLDIERS ON THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA POLICE FORCE, MAY
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-15

VOTE IN THE SENATE ON A DISSOLUTION FOR
BIDDING THE DISCHARGE OF UNION SOLDIERS
FROM SENATE OFFICES EXCEPT FOR CAUSE,
APRIL II, 1879
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-15
From the Toledo Blade.l
GOVERNORS ISLAND,
(wich is in the state nv New York, ;

P. S.-We shood git along better of
English wonld give down ez he wuz
expected to. But he won't give dol
lar. He is very thrifty man, is En-.
glish. He wood hev made splendid
proddygal son. Ef he he'd taken his
share NV his fathers estate, he wood
hev come back with a mortgage on all
the kentry he went TO. Fl he he'd
struck sich bad luck ez to hev been
compelled to eat husks with hogs. he
wood come home with the hogs,
shoor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-15

VOTE IN THE SENATE ON A MOTION TO REPEAL
THE LAW WHICH PROHIBITS THE APPOINT
MENT OF CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS, SAILORS
AND OFFICE-HOLDERs TO POSITIONS IN THE
UNITED STATES ARMY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-15

VOTE IN THE HOUSE ON RESOLUTION FOR AN
AMENDMENT FORBIDDING THE PAYMENT OF
ALL CLAIMS MADE By DISLOYAL PERSONS,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-15
So, ,0ls, ,683 08 S8sN. .493, rs q

Average each year in currency. Sl4O. .2O3, ,732 70
Average each year in coin -. l37, 7,S1S,63l II
Increase each year in coin over
1875 .....,................. S,20t6l3 90
Total increase I'm five years ..... 4l,023,065 40
REnET. CLAIMS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-15
PETROLEUM v. NASBY.

The Philosopher OF the Corners to the De-
mocracy of the Country Aneut the Maine
ElectIOn-TO Your Tents q IsrneIf-DIs-
gust at EnRIiHh's Failure Co "esive Down
-HancOck's Development n Politician.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-15

VOTE IN THE SENATE ON AMENDMENT THAT NO
CONFEDERATE SOLDIER SHOULD BE EMPLOY
ED IN LIEU OF UNION SOLDIER, APRIL II,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-15
PENSIONS.

PROVIDING AN APPROPRIATION FOR THE
PROMPT PAYMENT OF THE ARREARS OF PEN
sIoNs FOR UNION SOLDIERS, FEBRUARY 3,
1S70-FACTS AND FIGURES RESPECTFULLY
DEDICATED TO MIR. FORGERY BELTzHoOVER
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-15

Legal advertising per line 10 centa for first inseN
don and cents each subseuuent insertion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-15

APPROPRIATIONS.
LAST APPROPRIATION by A REPUBLICAN, CON
GRESS.
Year. amount in Currency. IN Coin.
1876. Sl47, ,7l4,0i0 81 $129,693,7lS %
FIVE APPROPRIATIONS ny DEMOCRATIC CON-
GRESSES.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-10-15
THE SPARKS DTII IN THF HOUSE.
THE SPARKS BILL IN THE SENATE.

VOTE on THE AMENDMENT TO EXCLUDE REBEL
SOLDIERS, FEBRUARY 2S, 1879.
, 1880-01-10

TIE MONDAY rtthfEle-NEET1Nn
ut Farwall Hui! In tho wock-of-prnycr exercises
yesterday was led by tho f{uv.J D. Wilson, OF
it. Jo.,u's lteformcA Ep[scopnl Church. In splto
Ut tho Storm, tho lowor hall was comfortably
tllcu, Ana the exercises Hero unusually inter-
csting. The subject wps. "praycr for Nations,
Rulers. nnd People; for pcuco and Religious
Liberty"
After tho singing Of "Wo arc nnrch!ng to
Zion" and nn opening pr1Iycr by ". o. Lattt-
i: Sll.ihcr, Amun9 Tho feu'Ics,s WIS mo from il
Chrlstin.. woman WIN requested prNycr fur
dss tt IT. Il. pir9 i9 s s'S work K IL 'oR bor s S9
ind TINT tho capitalists might bu Induced to keep
to" sap, iSa y fnF Ts, as
tlues.s wyro rssrou'lr.i T. Gy ST; I!ar*iek.
road frna psai H H. y ind fr,n J. Taothy, Il. % liz
saId thut wo ortlnirity kpsnk or ttrcu lislitu-
fo 4st s % Iii 'S 9Ssa Sh% s s rs1 1G wSna; ssS
nass aap M is,s a II th & &hES st 1 aixys .ss
othy exh0sts ID to Iray for K!ngs, and nil thoso
n authority. u n!kss ~ :1i,i altt.rcneo whether
the rulers IT, f1r 70 Or Katst Cnrist M + TT thsy ex'
The Church Of Christ has spread In spito of tho
uppostlon nf those IN authority: hut hKs often
~ @ was seon ii siaa Franoc. A1stria. and italy.
Tho anta4ons.nof uoyer.ilnents ll,s otsen si,.it
@ I@w.r ri Is IL u in"co rot 10 70 .i!srsxar,e,i % IND
those on whoni tho burlef Is !ni.i should Hoat ID
Every sunday I'll this city theatTcs aro
open ul,d dAnli,nblo plts corruptinK and rottinK
Ciyt0 Government. 1t is'sleccssary TO make pc
ttlot,s, moi nly tD political conventions and to
tl1u Magistrates, hut tn tho source Ut Ml good,
10 IM hiMsels.. Tho sl'sakor xald that hs bud
snrry Il, c1nfoss that 10 had Isen Rrcaiiy tlerS-
llst. %hAtoyer shs personal eha,,eter t ~ q tho
pruy fnr his 9etni. ho IL tho servant pf God. nil
thoss in authority having ieen crcated as lnstFu-
After tho singing of tha hymn, T. Fix your eyes
upon Jesus. tho meetlts4 was thrown oiien for
K Crs,.her spoke Of tho necessity ut providing
Chrslia, men M tn presilePIer tho distribution Ut
Ai.othor gentleman rety9red to the sact that
tho Park Commissioners tnyftgxl dissertation Ut
tue s+lbbAth by sprnklll9 tho 1riyes pu that tlay
A,ll providing phnetolls Httll which tho sacrtd-
| nFs5 1T tho AAy nliKht hN Violated. /.
Another brother thought that, while pr.lytn,4
for tho AtNultfea OF rulers, B0inb thought should
~ given 70 the people, who wprv la1 lp :ihelr
] aulee. When casting hls ballot each Christian
, 1880-01-10
NEW BANKRUPTCY LAW.


I4at aIoPossu'
oDeeM oepa'en 70 1"s thffapo irtoane'
:, BOSTON. Aaa'ss', JAIL IA stfong move IN
mae aleectlon OF t!le ehaeth'ent o1 National
banKrnptcy laW WaS hsaac ny hoston ilscf-
enahts lo.tay: Ing noston Mefchants' As
soc'a'ion, tHo New Eig'aid sloe aha Learner
AsSoe1ut.o's' salla "lo nosto' aloce1s 4tssocla-
t'oh received report or tho COMMITTEE up
poih'ett so'he 1l''o aeo' Aaoptca H. appolhe"
aohn o1etson, prominent ary-eooas cofl-
MISSION mereHnht, 10 atNoeate ltht WnshlhE-
toi,, nnd Instructed the Committee to cor
respond with nereautEleussociatlon through
ont the cfmrtrv. uruinr Tho uncrssltv of Tho
in,mc,,Ioto onoot,nont ~ q Wntln,,,i G,o,11,1
1''4'ue",h.c omet'lcl't ~ VI !" .'n.loi'a' p'Mh-
fnptcy INV, lie pfiilclphl PROVISIONS VI tlle
PROPOSED Inv aro tho abolition Of fees to
pince, apd the immediate discharge ' Of blame.
less uehots' nolh M "n5cil aIe sohelAl1'g
ncYr before attempted. 4 new feature In the
United States Is tile provision that ts-
c},urge IN bankruptcy n,ay be- had when tim
est,ta IT, a,"caI 1 - <i,.'t.,,..s.
es".t" - e"sc't icen.uieo7 u "ts1uenaS
realized, by consent OF follf-teMtlis OF the
creditors III Number md value, md Il
certificate from either the judge or Register
that M, h,,,rrn,t Inc ,,,,tnw H., .ottfn,n.,,,t
- 49,, o osta, ,n,, IN ,o,,a, ~ H., ~" raiit,a, H.,
VI his esuste, oee1! iosa, 10 i'ls crealto's H.
honesty md good fuIth In all matters Of his
lnnkrnptcv. Anotlor now 1,royis,on In
s'1, .'':',,.:,',, +; ~. r,,...,.,, ',.,,., -.
nus nus eu""'tS ~, - tnc io'lo"lhg ,e!'1fu ~
supervisors: Iheaf powers anu ait1les shall
l,e substantially those Of C0ntrOller un-
, 1880-01-10
1NE IRON ih0llsIRY.

cPtfa2t OHFA<<N ~ &Ne tA&SAp9 4ttUtHFs
T1rrs,u1sa, i's,, jan. 8.-'fhe report that
the nallcurtl has been advanced 25 Is stlenfed by
Mr.. Weeks, Secretary nf tho Western Nall
Association. To ascertain the true state Ut
thu case your correspondent iAteVIesl Il
prominent mil manufacturer, who stated
that tho first Of tile week d Wheeling Ilrn,
telegraphctl to this city asking II the Pitts
burg manufacturers would cooperate with
them In putting tho card lip To IS. Al,
answer In tho affirmative was wired back,
but When thu matter was laitl before thu
Wheeliligltes It. was found that Tile, firm
WDlllal not ngre0 to tho r,lIse, so tho scheme
fell. a lMeeettnK OF mil manufacturers viii
l'c held next "Wednesday, ut whicl. tllna tho
tnrd will By fixed ut the. prlcu specified,
Edward cGlnness, Ut youngstown, O., alul
john t:Atrett, of Slaroll, Pa.. are tlIe lil,-,t
prominent. candidates TOR the vacant lresi.
4egsy ot tl!e H. Aaaisated ASsteiatIoA af 1ao,l 1ago,l
Trustees NEST ln tl,is rity To- ulorFoW 70 elect
McGinness seems to llaye the bess otlance.
, 1880-01-10
THE COUNTY-UuILDING.

Thu Stettaner ease fs'srt for hcar,n,, IN TIM
County Court ut o'clock to-dny.
Ihe motion for II new trial for Prince Al
bert Jonca, tho Co!orel frntrtlhc, will be hel1tt
by Judge Tulcy this morning,
,,.,,...., ,,'.....,,.
Cosllhu BettehhaHsen, Collector or tile
Town Of Orlattl, yesterday Xuyo hls bond I'll
$ll.2p and obtuIt,cl hts books
The new CrlmEuo).r,ourt ra,ert,or contains
Nm nnmns ~ yonr ho,,,;ntSnS rs., M,n',''i,
sno !H'N"Ia u Ao',t "o,"'e'ucs' 1ae A'eVua1a
taaha!altRater c9lso IL oook"! Tor Monday.
f,itv snnclnl nssnSun,n,,t c.oou ,v,,1 IN, ,,aora
l., ~. ,s'.s... 1'", tt' Eueen VIZ -. w 'c"t,
III tao I4Ahty C<'uet alnndAy ana 1nesdAys I'LL
cnntaennaton suits btinE postponed until
wednesday,.
Yesterday honp Fri,,ay tho na,,n, falling.
~ ~ IL, a .io @ "!'a'Er ~, ~ .!lsEatEo Hecnsea Mpta
mlts 10 we'd wcro tskut. out. '
nun,tv cbar,fY et,,a,, ,.o,.ox,,o,, 1o,to,, -,
tn1 tnr, tno Msn n, rln. lr'sk
st " a.; sGr!K M1 tss.; ~ CtMnpHl,y ny ny execution
as lssse' III 1"'or Ut aacAsrs WoosFtfn
irhdKet ufVs'
In tho nlnttnr nf TIM vnlpnfnrv nsslrn,ucnt
of iStnnn 4. and ii. j. stall. j,t,~G f.snsns VEN
tcr,]9y entnrfsi mi uf1ier nt,fa,Ii4tinT iinIn+t
Jenkins nv ASajr,et,. It, nfIna ~ 4 Esnt. WIN
hni fatIcti to tIo his bond. ~ ~' e~'@"' "e0
'''' - >. "' mo o.'1a'
Among TIC cases stricken 1r0m tic docket
sass =; X e9r Ex nr .n NoTe tna ahasx[,s
fGo chnrue nj inrnnv M i.sif., nr,.inst Ehon i i
il,,yan. II frrns,t ionrictw NH iEa nhur ryr
awninst 8. r. CGln. ~" f'~0 s""' ~
t,,,,a t,a.,.....,, ,y..,
, 1880-01-10

The eSanJuan 4 Phoughkeepste Gulch Min
Ing Company, Of Cl,eag!., have contracted for
sineltlng nnll concentration works rs resolved
Drc: q, l670. The Company own tho excellent
mining properties "Alabama " and "N1an-
l,attan," Situated in Phuughkccirsie G!ileh.
Sun Juan. COL. with a. n!lll-site ntlIoining
thereto, comprising nbOut SIX acres, with ilfl-
!ncnsc ,wuter power. Work OF the mines Is
being done, and ore of very good grade Is ex-
trncted. Only 15,000 shares Of stock
Ing works. etc, mn! the renlittn.icr of the
shares will be divided pro rata among. the
shareholders. 4 targe amount Ut flig[l-
chi, be taken out dnily.. Large dividends
ntny be expected within sixty days from the
time the sn.elter Is III operation, which will
be nbont July +, 1Hs0. Tic shares are sold at
S. eac! fpar value, s25), forever flo1l-asses1-
able: Every investor cnts he assured Ut the
most conservative. management. For sub
criptEon Of stock apply to William Loeb, Of
the firm of 4. Loeb Il BRO, bankers, Nos. lo0
and l3l In Sal!c street, Chicago.
, 1880-01-10

should ronRl,ler whether hu wis voting for tho
glory uf Christ t,r for tho schemes af tho ,tert
Tic congregation then it,ac to sling tho hymn
wtnc."
Annther hrs,thor retnemt,qrrst that when tho
fr'rly tle,,tH,1,crl III tho very hnil where tho
meeting WIS llcing he'll. lIr ur,lll hnvn la1tl
rcnt.sf u tic Christians hail orc tlor duty, n~
stNnt1 tr c1cctfrE nr,othnr man tn spite him.
The lrntr gently ,ptI,lkHi tho trsthcr for per-
Ebt,nl pnlittalt ullsiOns md tho rest Ut tho limo
WIS .losthcrl tn ttte Unsnc temperance w9rkt y,
meetings.
Tl,o services cloae4l with tho noxOloHy.
Tie snl1rrt fur fa-ttay Will o rr1yrr fer hume
nn.l foreign mssnils md tlln Mit,xntrinE Ut tc
ep!rtt NJ MI flush nn,l in nil corners Of tho world,
led hy II. +. .1hct1,s.
, 1880-01-10
SUBURBAN..
1fNTsrfT f>uutntffft

The WOODEN mills which wcrt destroyed by fro
nre to be rebuilt IN Il few weeks.
HYDE Park.
THE Mcndelsson Glib will Eive the cantata of
tho "Flowcr Qucen," By Georgc F. Root, ut
Flond's Hal! Thurslny evening"
The lioarl of Trustees met last evening, NIL
present.
The ordinance for tho cn,,ul from Browns
mill slip to Luke Cniumet WIS brought up. As
tho relGuso Of property wis not nll ill., It Ws i1id
over for tho week.
an nsslMunce w.s pissed 1nnking the Captain
Of Police collector ot lines from police nlagss-
tr1.tes.
Tic Acting Superintendent nf Public Works
rcpnrtcd TINT Staily 1sllltl uvenue was II, very
lMtf cnsd!tlon, tho heavy wagons cutting through
the stone covering.
Tho report Of the Joint noarls Of Lake md
Hyde park n,eetlng hold IN tho afternoon w.ts
rctltl by ID. II. Horne, tho Hecret,ry. Tho report
WIS approved Nnd adopted.
, 1880-01-10
TIE CiTY-lIALT.

The Committee OIL Wi,aryes md Public
Grounds Is called fur to-day.
Corporation-Counsei Adams returned from
blu holiday visit to "Oll kaIutick yesterday.
Secretary McVicknr was muel, better yes
tetslay. md expects to bu able to get nround to
business Monduy.
The Mayor WIS yesterday preparing veto
of ihe woouen shed ordinance, which will be sent
10 the Council! Monday evening.
Tho Treasurer received S1,3o0 from the
Water Department yesterday, $50 from tho
Controller, and 81, ,07d FROM the Collector.
a building permit was Issued yesterday to
Mrs. Willie 10 erect twth two.stnry dwellings,
psorla street, hetwoon Van hurcn and Gun
Kress. tn cost $i,0U.
;, The carpenter at tho rookery, William
aasa was rltnovctl yesterslny by tho Mayor, md
was given hls plaeo.
Tho llealtl, Officers yesterday foun.l eleven
spoiled huns In tho Jnckson VI raut 1nAEket ,4U
slxtscn discussed hoKs ut the Stock. Yards, And
cunt'scatcd the sauiu.
=, Reports came BY telephone to tho ,1Icaltl,
DcpaEf1aset,t fro.n % TIE Wsat sLle Yesterday thAt
thoy aro poWorIcss to 10 aaythins. ''''' wy
eos ris tty%' 81 bdicr ,h TO Tor sapHypg thS grant
cttizens Association Il! hs intor.sst, hut 10 inr
nothing has been hcafsl fsota tiat body.
Officer -Sternaglo was on tstal yesterday
f9r sssaSlting y' ySN,th GhslStss r. ixht "
ter1,Ma,. and supt O'Donnoll took the oase ut.-
dor MivtseHlcnt.
a promise was made s0iRo months ago to
tnx h,ts beGn Asarri Of Il sioe. Al ls,s the How
ots haro not bee'l glushed. II thoro WIS uvDF IL
, 1880-01-10
Bishop reslgnc. 10 tlal the position of Super
intelulcnt of tl,n p,,ldicrs' department OF the
VeslY1uY 1rDn-Wprks
SpOR'rING.
'ItIttE. Nfltl'EA.

TURF, NOTES.
Special Dapaieh to The Chtcaao Tribune.
Sr. I.uu1s, Jnn.>O.-Tle sale of tlIe grounds
a,ld nil the property Of tho st. Louis Jorkey
Club which comes off to.1norruw, is attract
Ing much attention. Tl,n snln Is under so.ne
bands Issued by the Juclsey Club Company,
0lmut $4,000 IN amount. the interest bring
Ing the nl,'o,,nt of debt mp to over. sl5,ooO.
Besides this l,nn.let, debt. the Company l,as 1,
stated tu-tIay TINT thc ,oi!l Jockey Club has
hcel, reorgan!zctl, mud TINT wien the
tie for 1ss,sr Els arrives ,v,i ti"'l"ortoW n,, o
ns esessry; bit % Tic G" G as An e dc 'seIf fna -" 10
unpopular tint n,tllinE WORSE could happen.
II ~ nlsn whispered tllat purchasing com.
hinati0fi lIas lNcn tl,nte vi, 1T Mr.. Clark, Of
the , I.o',lssil|s IS4 Jockey C!Mb, aM few II.
Jan,inry, Mr. I,ackla,u and Mr.. Pate. The
llnpe hus beer general TINT llnrerly would
by hMy , tl'o grounds, bat he snot NOW openly IN
NEw York, Jan. 0--.Tancs II. Kccne Inns
purchased eleven thoroughbred brootl-mnrss
n England. the nucleus Of ll[s future stn1.
kee,e llas @ i!nt ,yet tleeitletl WhGre l'o wl!l
kng Tome, Is expected here.
tho .Cotey [siaiul ,tockey Club. Tlls club is
rapidly Increasing In n,cl:lbcrsltp It pronl-
latS 10 ~ letltGfatlc, LIBERAL, llOSnltnOfl,~-
merits which tln not Ecncsnlfy mark racing
ussoeiattoi,s East. New buildings nre being
erected everywhere on, Concy Island.
to b. submitted to tho Nnt!onal I'rottlng Con-
grcss, Of allowing colts to trOt l,p to cGrtaI,,
nge without .belng barred fronn future raees
fUr classes slower than the time made by the
colts. Tho suggestion that the timc be not
recorded in races where the purse is not over
St0O nlsO meets with opposition: The Spirit
Of the Tin,cs says 1t hoes not like the itea of
giving n rolf tile glory Of the record without
lis penalties, and tho experlcIcn nf thu races
without the accompanying record.
, 1880-01-10
ScHOnl OREANl7Fn.

6ptetas Dispatch 10 Tie Ctltaoo 1ttbuns.
SpRlSaFtELp, ILL.,, Jan. "a certificate Of
organization, has been filed by tho Marshall
County Industrial Schnol for Girls, Its ubjpct
being to establish all Industrial school for
girls ut LneOii.