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Connecticut western news., 1880-11-10

At this writing it is of course difficult to give the status of the next Senate. By the Democrats a majority of one Democrat is claimed and by the Repub- lIcans tie vote, 38 to 3S, with the Vice. President, Arthur, to give the casting vote.
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
 Both parties have made gains in rep resentatives, but it is evident that the Republicans have made majority over both Democrats and Greenbackers.
 In New York city returns of the vote cast show that it only falls about 5000 short of the registration, or POS, ,000 out of registration of 216, 941. Hancock received 121, 133 against 83, 256 for Gar field. The city Republican vote for President shows an increase of 43 per cent. over their vote of 1876. The Demo. cratic increase is only per cent. Will. liam R. Grace (D.) has been elected Mayor by Q slim majority of 2,904 Docharty (D.) for Register, has 7,446 Truax (D.), for Superior Court, CATS and Smyth O.), for Recorder. 1907.
 In New Jersey, Ludlow (Dem. was elected Governor. The Legislature is Republican in both Houses. The Dem ocrats elect two out of seven members of Congress.
 Nevada went Democratic by about 500 majority. The Democrats also elect their Congressman and the State Legis lature, which insures the election of Fail (Dem. ) to the United States Senate te succeed sharon (Rep).
 The total vote of Connecticut, lacking the small town of Hamden, is 131, 91; for President and 131, ,639 for Governor Garfield receives 6,661 Hancock, GA !. O43 Weaver, S44 Dow, 345, Garfeld'f plurality, 2,61S. Biglow's rep.) ma iority for Governor is 1,138 and his plurality .2,398. The Legislature will stand Is republicans to democrats il the Senate, and 165 republicans, & democrats, independent and 1 green packer in the House. Republican ma jority of joint ballot 93. Last year, 90 For Congress Buck (rep.), First distric has 1, 998 plurality; Phelps (dem. ), II the Second district, 1884 plurality Wait (rep.), Third district, 2,666 plur ality; Miles (rep. ), Fourth district, GIT plurality. sa-..sa.s- 5 Kansas give Garfield 33,616, and Han cock 15, ,669; republican majority, IT, ,947 Comparing this vote with that of 1878 the republican gain is 69 per cent, ant the democratic gain 46 per cent. I'm republican majority will be 61, ,281. Tn State Senate will be composed of thirty seven republicans and three democrats and the House of about one hundre, and twenty five republicans and lively of the opposition.
Connecticut western news., 1880-11-10
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION,

The Electoral Vote. The result of the election on Tuesday, Nov. 2d, is given by the New York Herald as follows:
 REPUBLICAN, STATES,
Connecticut western news., 1880-11-10
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Connecticut western news., 1880-11-10
The Thanksgiving Proclamation.

The following proclamation is issued by the President of the United States of America:
Connecticut western news., 1880-11-10
UNITED STATES SENATE.

At this writing it is of course difficult to give the status of the next Senate. By the Democrats majority of one Democrat is claimed and by the Repub- llcans tie vote, 38 to 3S, with the Vice President, Arthur, to give the casting vnfa
Connecticut western news., 1880-11-10

REPUBLICAN STATES,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-24
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY, Sept. 90. 1880.
F.! Cattle are sold at these figures live weight,
Hogs sold at net weight, that is 20 per
cent generality of from live weight. Sheep
arc cold gross, that is live weight, or moth
ing of
BkrF CATTLE.-Thc market has been very slow
to-day throughout, the offerings being in excess
Of the demand, and sciless finding it difficult to
elect sales, in u very few cases, without con.
cessons, and those only on the extreme tops,
which were exceedingly scarce. On those Cattle
generally considered first qIaity prices we're Of
&c, and 50 on down until &c lower figures were
accepted 10 exec; salos. though sclne dealers co
not concede SO much decline was recorded
We quote at 5C6S5 37l. mos, sales ranging
from 75@as4 80 pc, 100 lbs
Mich Cows.-Good Cows are in fair demand
We quote at 259Sl5 per head, as to quality.
Prices to day for Beef Cattle ranged Is fol-
lows: Best Beeyes at 5 OOG9S5 81 that gem
orally rated irst quality 3 s79S4 81: medium or
good fair quality 75@S2 81 ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 5OC9S2 Is extreme
range of prices 5oG9S5 81. Most Of the sales
were from IS TO 81 80 per 100 lbs OF the
ceip's 2O53 head came from Virginia. 45T
90 from Illinois, 90 from Tennessee, and
1905 from West Virginia total receipts for the
past week were 1884 head agains. 3o7I last week
and 6is2 head same time last year or the
offerings LOGO head we're taken by Baltimore
butchers ss5 sold to country dealers. % to
Washington city dealers, and ST. head 10 Ea5-
tern spectators. Total sales for the week 25i4
head, against 1871 last week, aud 1920 head
same time last year.
SwisE.-There is but tight variation In the
number THE receipts AS compared with lag,
week, but n greater difference in the qraiity of
The offerings, as there are n greater number OF
good Hogs and fewer of the lower grades than
last week, good Chicago cornfed Aogs being
more plentiful. Trade is fair the rece pts be =
ing about equal to'tbe demand. Wee quote com
mon grass Hogs, and StNgs and Sows at 6iGa7
cents. the better grades at 7i@T} cents per 10
net. The latter for Chicago cornted Arrivals
this week 5Ts5 head. against 1886 lag, week, and
s7l4 mead same time last yenr
SHEEP AND LAWNS There ia slight increasn
10 the receipts over last week, but falling OF
10 The quality, with sOns improvement in the
trade. good stock, whether bn;cnar Sh cep
Lambs or stockers being in good demand =,
while common Of oil kinds are slow Of sale We
quote hatcher Sheep nj 3l@+3 cents, The latter
Tor n few Of the very best; Lambs 4lG,5l caEts,
per 10. gross. Stock Sheep Ewes 2 2sG)3 80
each, Wethers 3iG9i cts per 10. Common stool.
as low ne : 20 each. Arrivals this week f2C8
head against 6s27 las, week, and VAS bead same
time last year.--Sgn.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-24

We speak knowingly when we rs
sert that Halls Vegetable Sicilliah
Hair Remover is the best article of the
kind sold on the American Continent.
Personal trial has demonstrated this,
and the article is an elegant and clean
ly one, without which we think no
toilet complete. Messrs. Johnson,
Holloway & Co., 6e2 Arch street,
Philadelphia, are the agents for the
article, and when our Philadelphia
friends return from Cape May, they
should certainly procure some of it.
We know of no such article extant
for the hair, and thus speak in such
decided and emphatic tcrms.-Ocean
Foam, Cape May, n. j.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-24
NTAEREsIYcD

Near IIigginsville, on tho 22nd inst.
by tho Rev. j.. G.. Vg1diyor, Nh JouV
DAvEr 10 Mss Asa G.. GRABrLL, all OF
this county.
at The residence Of Mrs. Soo:lie Hat.
ton, in Petersburg. on the 18th inst, by
the Rev. James Beatty, Mr.. JACOB
PoPE to Miss LENon4 CLAYTON, all Of
Grant County.
At the residence OF the officiating
minister, Rev. Daniel B. Arnold, on Tho
7th inst, Mr. PRrgG BIsEn to Miss
ELIZA a. UERsHMAN.
At the residence Of the brides father
by Sam'l Umstot, on tho same day,
Mr.. IlENRY g. MILLER 70 Miss SARAH
G. FLEER.
Ca tho 2Gth ult at tho residence OF.
the officiating minister Zimrj Ums,ot,
Mr.. J. w. RobRUCK to Miss MARGARET
+. WILSON, al Of Mineral county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-24

Everybody III Grant and Pendleton
are getting ready 10 attend the barbe-
cue at Moorefield. 1t will probably
be the largest gathering ever witness
cd in tins section of country. Over
1900 strangers are expected to be
present. Mullins Hotel, the South
Branch Hotel and Johnny Wilson's
Exchange Hotel are getting ready to
fully accommodate guests. The Null
lin has engaged three large vacant
houses near the hotel. and Will fur
nish them so as to make guests COM
Portable. Moorefeld viii be jammed
full of people, and the good citizens
OF the place will see to the comfort of
all .-Petersburg Gazette.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-24

Splendid stock of white md red
tlannel5; also nice medium weight
IN gray assabet hannels for ladies' and
children sackings and suitings.
!. II. y. PANCAKE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-24

a great many Of our New Goods
are beginning to arrive and come from
the best markets in this country, both
East and West.
l. Ii. G. PANCAKE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-24

The fall styles in Roman and Ma.
dras ginghams, also high colored
prints are very pretty and can be
seen at |. II. G. Pancakes.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-24

Everybody ought to look at our
new stock fall Boots before purchas,
ing. The stock is very large and
selling well.
l. II. G. PANCAKE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-24

The secret of long life is to keep the
liver perfectly healthy, which is best &c.
complished by using only Sellers Liv-
err Pills"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-24
AGENTS AND CANVASSERS

Make from SS5 to $50 per week
,eliing goods for g. RlDEOUT & CO, lC
Barclay street, New York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms.
August 20, lsSO.-ly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-24
DIED,

At Cumberland. Nd. on the i2,h inst.
Mr.. PETER DEFFrNBAUOH, ia tho 9th
year Of his age.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-24

New stock Of Pearl Shirts-wc do
not hesitate to recommend them.
Sole agency for Hampshire county
at |. ii. G. Pancakes.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-24

New stock bleachcd and brown
musllns, tlcklngs, grain bags and cot
ton warp with lower prices, ut
l. III. G. PANCAKES.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-24

Prime quality of old cider Vinegar
for picking; also fresh spices just
received
!. II. c. PANCAKE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-24

aimpshire County Curt begins on
Tuesday, 9th day Of October noxt.--
''rr suzEr, p-ceidcH sLEw1s scHvi-
U.s., I'D JouH 5iAu.ix, Associates.
Democrats Of tbisUounty should re-
"''r aa3 mako arrangements for IT.
,s.a.ng tho GrandO Fashioned Bar.
'.' 40 MooycGld We presume it
'', he one u th5 largest political meet.
'-t hold qythat place. The 7pcas.
2" .ha, wall represent arg Hon. 3 G..
'.lrmo., Of Ohio. Gov. ". II. lIamil.
'.r sid, Hon. r. r. Bayari, Of Del.
h, j. y. Joctsou. orr candi-
o iyr Governor, Hon John Blair
j' our eandiia'o Tor Congress, aud
10 j. =. Dlas, q Ciaras5urg. Tot
eI Dmocra' .u Uamrs hire attend. a
.na anticipated
MtTaEws has appointed our
'owasman, $. J.. FLovHSoY,
Regent in the D., y. & J.. In
.ais place IN tie room or
-t a. Is Lrr1aS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-24
Jan. ., 1850.
II you vab, prime LARD. 50 70
4 p. RUSSELL a BgO
R0magy. saI ~, $50. ~

EJUi yOur Oo9uemens add Boys straw
- iIsts. ~ GlLKESON, PUGg a VANCe1s
te ~ ver rctJcck p,'-a Tn'vf. igsG -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-09-24
ROMNEY MARKET.

RoMNEY, Sept 81, 1880
Reported weekly by ]. III. G. Pancake,
snhierL TO hfdrket fnnirntinna
, 1880-04-09

An Incident t,rio.lsly Illustrative Of French
crittu! pr.Au'lilrc Ftaently HGGurrel ut thu AS
stxas sIt tho Department Ut thu Disc. a blaelt-
sutl! nshlcl ElAlmut wis being tried fur tho
tn.lstlor hr priest; thnr1 lOtlt,t tMt lu
hull committed tho crime, hut tho intAicul eyl-
uGtlc1 III II hiH RNIlty WIN very conflicting. In
NccrlMteG with Tho French pr7ioticu, tho l'roc,l-
rGir Ut the lltp1ll!lc rGxD Nftur f1p W(tIiGsAuB
Ind MI tceN examined, tn reply upon tue wtlnlp
c,.su; but tnstcHsl ut prcAstnH fnr II conviction,
l,a lnltl tho Jury TINT In folt conrIcct! tint the
lslHil,er wis MI Responsible fur his actions, and
called .ip0n them To- aeqhit lin. lIn went i'll to
HAy thut though It W1h KuncrNliy accepted
lhlt,ry that thu Public l't4spcntor sAl,,ll
cntlcav0r to nttAlh u conviction, however
ilaallral he might fDci nf tho rrlsltler's~
jnieeile, h1 cthila mt reconcile 1t IL hla ctbt,-
seluttb IL ih NJ. hhd iltitlrtl that hH wtIlllh
rltllur tlrt,w f h4 nlMgtstorlal 4snWn thin out
raxa wl!,.t to believed 70 10 thg tri.n: Tho
sumo sense. !t,o prysI!llllY J!Ny., procac,iMs y
thu taise lrfnru tllo lnry, iu .,oolarea hut,
suriel hls ln'st stnuty stn,lIh l,nt ta lrtt d.
fulssnIEns;" and 10 thorpul0n proceeded to
lr!,,K 1.lt Nll tho Nl4 which tull ,t5,l,lst tho
1rIaOl,ar dwelling l1I,n hta tNl iltrlauts, ailt
Mrktny tn isurltlit tho Vyhrhc0 Of tho l.etur
WIN hull prulMrllrltt. Hin tt,a;ll.g. ltt uye,l wrt
D, fltr ~ tu dnplut to tho Jury tho Injury which
tho prisoner, 1t Mlsluttesl IN lilo Rtr 1T fit4t,-
~, might l1.tlict IN Tho Hsfli, Il. which hU would
liz ntrK,itetl; Mhl t.utty nulnretl i!lun mt tn
tnrHrt "tho utNt Ut cxrlAtlsIl utul tIt 1,stlcG+"
Tho jury returned u verdict Ut gully with ux-
ttllhftI1K circumstances, Mli1 thl1Att wis Su-
tv!lce4 tN pGnul soryit,t.lu fnr tFo.
, 1880-04-09

TIE EMPEIt0R TO DIsMAHCK.
BERLIN, April 8.-The Emperor llns re-
Piled by the following Cabinet order to Dts-
marck's request for permission to retire from
ntftce:
~ certainly 10 not ignore tho difficulties in
which You may be placed by the conflict be-
tweci. duties imposed upon you by the Con-
st!tution md your responsibility. I do not
feel Induced to rolioye you Of your office be-
ca,lsa You believe yotrself unable In par
llcalar ease to carry ont tho task allotted to
yo.t by the Constitution. must, on the con-
trary. lcave It to sou to submit to ME, and
subsequently to tho Dundcsratl,, proposals
calculated 10 bring about constitutional
solution Of the conflict Of duties OF this de-
scriptiol."
Tho North German Gazette says; "1Va
believe arrangements VII! bu proposed for
le1ltng with tho more important 1,llltters
before the bnnttcsr1tl, within II limited time,
thus enabling tito principal Ministers OF tic
vNri0uS States to be presGnt, avoiding proxy
OFF.
;, LONDON, April ga. Berlin dispatch says
the contemplated ntetfng letweeA tho EIll-
ptrOr tNlllium and Queen Victoria will not
take plAc0 lii consequence ot events In Eli
gland having tended to hasten tho Qucen's
return.
, 1880-04-09

Sfe was To- pass through Hchrlng Stratts
md thence direct her course Ia tho mouth
Of the Lena. On AuE. 4 tho vessel left Yokt'-
llamn, and proeee.ird On her WY
3nll. started 1t was considered that
miles ,inrthwcstwnrtl of Eust Carn ut l'ehT-
ing strait, ntMt ut a coilsi!lerabIc, distance I;
10 seek the missing vessel there: 49,.
When tho fata of f'rof. Nor,lensk}i5ll nful
his expedition was still undecided, alA grave
fears were entertained fur his safety, N.
HthirtnkofF, n warm. friend and supporter of
thu explnrer, was tho first T. takc practical
measures for. Ills relief, and Ills steamer wns
n'l the expntlse Ut tic expe,llt!nn. Not cnl,-
tent witt, lifting mt 4 steamer nf Ills own, la
ns cafSst tt GplM*; ;,nF for 9ssstan;ce IN ~
expressed his joy tIlat lilo Arctic steamer
Jtaniette, yo,,l!l be srl,t through l'chrlng
Strait, nMl stRtetl that 1t, att.ltfon tn sending
his own vessel, lie would try uni rescue lis
friend, tic Professor, by lanil.
, 1880-04-09
The Liberals Have Thus Far
Gained Eighty-6ve Menu
bers.
A Strong Popular Demand for
Gladstone ns Deac0rsilold's
Successor.
Emperor Williams Formal Declin.
alton to Receive Bismarck's
Resignation.
Protests from French Bishops Against
the Recent Religious
DEGREES.
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE rAllI.fAMENTAtY E1ECrioNs.
Inxnoy, Aprll 8.-'rhe Liberal successes
In Fnr1Ia,, ontI scntch coun}ics ;ncrrnsr lilo
~ L"h's't 1oi.. oeo..'! eu".es -. .1"su .'.e
4 iibernl majority independently Of lone
Rulers is assured.
Specific charges Of pressure, intimidation,
and undue influence by su!-ngcnts aiming
nosu @ ng.oss 'e.lal1.iS III .n'ot VI e'c '''oe
cru calluluates nre pl'ollS!lea. -.
It Is stated TINT rnrilcll will retain Ills sent
for Cork City, for which l.o lltas been re-
tnrnr,t IN rontunct}on With, ,,Inbn DnIy. Mini.
n.n"r;om tI1n,nn'1,miar, .1aso"tc,l rnr ;vn,"r.
, 1880-04-09

1vr,,. - ,, ~. - ~
"!n""' ~ A"lt""' VI the o1"te hoara OF
lleuItl, swnre nut II warrant yesterday be-
fore Justice SllpIuey,lc}l fur tl,e arr,.st of
y nr ), 1+r,u,,lin llroni,a nj ,v,,st Sf,,,lvr.
,..n". .,,.n...,n. H., ,.,.,,, ,ti't ..au'
s,eee., sn"ts'nE ".n' Will pF"c'tc'As hses11-
clile without Il Ilcellse.
1lattle SctlNtz zwcrt before Justice Hammer
yesterday Mtltl sw0rp MT II wl,l'rnnt ft,r tho
nrrest af Solomon Srt1ntx. her hus,,nttt
";"s,s,,,,. ,,t.,. ,"tt,, ,'t'I',",',', s1s,
Inv Snutn ' n rrni'M! u'' !iu! iu., ,. Az.
tn ua oc@' ,vit ntv 1T e's ~ s, tt"!t n,le MaS au
Meu Ml!n Heht] ~ honH .i1''e 13'stt a1la
S'ss s.''s -..'."A .s,' - 10y .''s e!''m. ''
Gustav Elton, 0t M. .!a West Chicago
avenue. WIN, Il few M!sllts agu, bent lis
wife, put llor ont nf tlnn!s, bn,ku NJ tho
dishes ttMl furniture, uilt wound zip by
putting ~ bullet tntn otlleer A[cCnbB's cnat
becauss ile .tenn,ntest ,Mtmft!nlIe. @ ille
house, WINS yesterday l!u!l By Jns!lrU WAl8ll
III 81, ,000 l0litls to tho Crlinltnl Cburt.
Jo,,u htcf,utnv tl,a ,uror mn, ,n, of TIM
,nt,i NH, attsli,fe,i IT, hui't 1T, S .imSIs y" H.
tn,r III, ''rn',,,t i,nms,, l,'''r9i"r 1,,,a, ~.
Grunge, Et,,,Il., s.,f,Iv nights agu 0l N'ntMstl
AyGl,llr, WIS hnflrp jllsttte SullinrtlGIll YES
tgrIny M y Gllnr9a Ut attempted r0I,,cry.
Mr. Cohnrn identified tho nun, mil liU WAS
held Hyer tO tle Criminal Court Ii, bulltis Ut
3l,MN.
,1ohn Kcl,cv. nl,ns rhonos yo,xh eucn,,e1
, 1880-04-09
MORDED \ POLICEMAN.

Somcbntly las been saylng harsh things
nbout officer John BURY, Ut tho Webster
Avenue Station, but his Lieutcnant suys 1t Is
not 80. At 1880 eu tho morning Of tho It'll
s.Me roughs were elected fr0lu n salDon at
M. 6f7 I.nrr,lbue street. Thu ntt1rpr w,ls nt-
ir,.eted to tllo place 1y tic nufse they wcro
,nklng, and when, l,p attempted to arrest
thclI liz was knocked tltwn itltl kicked In
tho face. Warrants lluyu hcc,l swnrl out tor
tile arrcst OF Henry Vail and tho remainder
OF tl,o purity, MD they will nll be duly ar-
rested.
, 1880-04-09
HYMENEAf,

Special Dtspasca to The cA&ea9o 7stbune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, April B.-S1iss Hattie
Chase, daughter ot IIiran w. Chase, Esp.,
was last evening united In marriage to Mr..
Arthur r. Milford, a young gentlelnan froul
Attlca, Fountain County.
, 1880-04-09
ATHEISTS.

1A1kaA
The West Madison Street police last cven-
ing Nlatle a descent Upon basement lodging
house ut tho northeast curncr OF Clinton and
Washington streets, and there arrested tho
kccpcr, J. ". Lloyd, and los inmates. The
filth anil degradation III this place, lis in NIL
others OF fts class, s,lrpasscs MI beIief.
rond cMpoGys, boarding at tho Gautt House,
wcrc out upon Il lIttls "hurral" together
tic morhlrg after election, alttl upon going to
tho hotel found their way into Du1lleEtl's
r10ln. Mr.. Kennedy, upon nwnklng III tho
lnnrllng, missed Ills gDltt which nntl chAln,
valued Ut SIC, .alni !I!vtlg II suspicion that
Du!1eltl was tlio tllief, no ca,lsetl i[s nrr;st
Inst evening. The prisoner sttbbornly M!llll.
trins Ills Innocence.
Joiln Lyons WINS locked up Mt tho Twenty
second Street Stati01 lust evening lll!'i y
;Aa,s AsxSSf Sf ak Skwy S SS9ebsry S p,Sferfsa ny By
tsss w"sssy syan stt f M Gk @ s9s ws i;2c IT. n
VA Mas III f"!!o&Se| S| by 'a' 1y"''s. s oSN Ee SSaE Sa9E
tender, Ewar;. I'atte'', wontlefe4 what
sst1s kectlng Atr. ttUk. aud ttpon faing to
When Lyo,s succeeded IN getting his vic;
tlnl's watch mil chnt,, ant casll, hi escaped
through the quite, Alang lit, Inst jatlttarY
I.yons WIS arrested tar II ti,unlarotls assault
VIII IItNEtk "' EUn. utt CH!!QlhlliL Ill JAI!lt;S
Ferry, nf No. 14tG Arnold nycnuc. .Un-
tlo,tbtctIy l,B committed the ern,e. but there
WaH ,lut sufficient evidence to r0,,vlCt.
Thou,us, alias "pattty" Lyons, n brother
not to tia nt,oyc, but 10 Paddy Lyons. who
WIS recently sent to .toltet. was nlst, arrested
last evening ansl ,wns locked up, ut tho Ar
i,0ry charged with lwing the pal Ut Joseph
MeAM!ey. who held up nnd attempted to rob
j. II. Cnhuru. one week ngn Inst night at tho
corner ct Wntasf. avenue mud Etdrldge
court: Tho evidence against him Is said 10
be uuitQ positive.
, 1880-04-09

buyer wns not satisfied with his hargnln. It
proved to bo m nl Inferior ntlnani, and Mr:
SxseTt s Ely Yen, # f0f IT, MS and "'nfs IS aS s0fS o1 eS s
gstt!nE Judgment for ilio faeo Of tho l,"te.
Gonssaa Eekprt q rsay secectfi f' II, - seisiass eis
llorsu fro,n Simpsons sta',lc. liz turned
t!e ANNUAL! over 10 II lt,slr nnincI Mcfcrny,
ills e,,st,Hlla,, wl,n stArtetl e take u down
tUWn. When at tile corner 0f Fourth avenue
md 1tarrtsOM street fe wAs set upon t'y n
eang of rnllghs, who took the horse nwny
frn,ll lin, .,,iu nf them assautlng him will,
lnte IL, Fr'n The ;lessrlptia l1S EayS ut the
hnd lnase tito nttAck t,l pcrsni1. md n wnr-
rant was swnrn O,tt bef0rc Justice Drnytun
fDr the arrest uf q "perSon to tM painted
9ut,"'' cllaralng ''n, with assault With
deadly weapnt.
Tho cnsc nf Edward Eclio.', the State street
Rrlfgrtc,'.cr, WIN WIS arrGstg!l last Satnr-
slny fur aSYnl.lting Georgc r. brown, MI ex-
tirc Wnl!ace IN tho s1Mt'l Side Police Court
cnse wis very n,i,.-st'lcd antl was greatly
strengthened 6y tho production III Court Of
the sttsk-a htootl-stulncd hi,l!!Eeon 0f about II
yArtl y lr''gtl!-wl,ll whic', The assault WIS
the c.lsc, tic Court hrtf Refine over to tiu
Criminal Cnurt In II hoNd Of s;sQ0. 1nasmucli
ns nj. ketlue is Ino Of Mayor llnrrisuli's mp,
invsyii9ate lis pesulIa'ltlrs. ..julFing by lis
c0lulNct of lnst Saturday. Mr.. ke|l0e ttM..s
nut srr!n tn possess tllose qualifications which
tho britgGtclulcr, To he siiccussfMi ulIl snt-
isfacinry o,le. sInnlt! nussGss: There Is 10
inr the tilsplay by Its oeeapunt Of more pa-
tiHncc mt! canlncss untter trying clrcuMstnla-
ces tlai tint OF the l,riagctentlcr, and wlirn
Il nnn Is selected for the ln'sitinn %lD nppa-
rp,,t1y turns out to 0e ST. thoroughly sIMvn
To Ills tGtIitMr tint 1tG clubs persutls with
whom lie hna IL wDr,ty disagreement, tho
remedy fs 50 simple that 1t hardly needs TO bo
suggested.
Henry Smith, tho Swedish sailor boarding
It the lloi'se 0f Oln l.nrkeStll, corner of
rouln early Wednesday evening, was yester-
tlay doing us well is could be expected,
md. III MI probability will recover.
l.: is pretty certain t!at llSSrman '1Yl,..'
tlat be did It, nor viii he ackpowlet!Ee Il; he
simply snys l,c WIS drunk. md TINT tic knife
found upon him ls the ollly k'it1 lg OW!ls or
was III The l.at,it Of carrying, The knife is n
kfI' 1 ISss 1tcs H Il SrS q s0rxS syc spotltSss ts
cutting WIS not tIouc with it. JOHN
s,,.,s , hllinE himself ~ t,e ,!noee;!, 7,
P; Pss. fsaa fa5fsf rcct sf ss S'ss wii II a. sua &
pox card ut The. side Ut the door, dfspr0ves
Ills statement TINT hc was too drunk to know
whit lie was doing. '11e fs, moreover, able to
tell tlat the fight WIS ralisAt by his tcaslng
UMLnli, ut,d repeatedly pulling his Int dawn
over Ills lcad. The light wns participated III
ty, linlf>t!ozell 9f the boar.ters; I!cr1nNtl
jO1nlsnn and Charles J0l,nso',, who. by, thu
Iy Jusiicc Kaufman, in sa,U0 bonly caell
70 tho l7tli to await tho result Of Smiths III
jnrfcs.