Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-10

Nativity-Natives of this State, 656 na-
 tives of other States, 329 natives of other
 countries, 653; who have been married, 622
 natives of this State, who cannot read or
 write 55 natives of other States, who can not read or write, 45 !; natives of other coun- tries who cannot read or write, 2O4 who have been strictly temperate, 92; who have been moderate drinkers, BIO; who have been habitually incorporate, 63G; who have been in prison before, 1 ,0S9.
 Communication civil process. 15; man slaughter, 9; assault with intent to kill, 3 setting fires, 1 stealing from the person, 6 larceny 114; horse stealing, 3 burglary, 26; embezzlement as bailee, 3 defrauding 15
 breaking the peace, 19S; indecent exposure
 of person, , j; injury to private property, 9 defrauding railroad company, Y bail piece. 10; obtaining goods on false pretense, l;
 making or passing counterfeit money, ,
 forgery, 1 attempt at rape, ?; adultery, ? fornication, 22 assault and battery, 61 talk ing horse without permission, ,; theft, 3 tramping, Il.
 For lewd conduct, IT. as common prosti- tutes keeping house of ill fame, 9; ire quenting house of i'll fame, 25; vagrancy, IT; drunkenness S5S common drunkards, AS; for violation of liquor law, 4 resisting officer, 27; contempt of court, ? all other offenses 100. Total, 1,638. DISCHARGED. Acquitted by jury, T. by writ of h06eGs
 corpus, 3 by bail recognizance, 60; by payment of fine and costs, 395 by expira- ton of sentence, 919; by State attorney, 64; by County Commissioners, 56 sent to court and not returned, AS sent to State h. sane Asylum, f.; sent to State prison % j; nolled 21 by process not specified above, 20; died, ?. Total, 1,62S.
 Births-1.
 Average number in confinement during the
 year, 1563
 
 Received from the State and paid to coun- ty treasurer for board of prisoners, $l9, 5S1.
 80 from the United States, $260.O4; from earnings of prisoners, $3,000; key fees, eS19; from civil process prisoners, $74- 12 ; from food and articles sold in jail, $5S3. 14 due from United States for board of prison
 CTS, $60. 75; due from State of Connecticut for board of prisoners, $1, 724.S2. Total re- eeived and due, $26, ,103. 26.
 EXPENDITURES. For prisoners, $8,O27. IS; repairs and fix lures, $s27 51; clothing, $223. B; bedding,
 $5O6. .53; fuel, $1,597.6O; lights, $366. 6.99 j; 1 water, $2OO; medicines $213.99; medical at tendance, $15S salary of jailer, $1, 500; sal ary of assistants, B, 529 96; key fees, $S19 i; chaplain, $125; County Commissioners, $3s6.- | 50; all other expenses, $263. B. Total, | $18.045.92.
 Receipts, and from what sources-Balance | from last year, $77.91; from State of Con- nect1cut TOT DOaFQ O1 prlSOueES, P1o,ooA'oo ] | United States government for board of pris- 1 oners, $26o o4 board of civil process pris- oners, $132. %; labor of prisoners, $3, 900 ]; | food and articles sold at jail, $5S3. If; dis count on blankets purchased for jail, SIS ];
 five per cent. of license receipts, $4, 223.95 :; transfer of licenses. $166 rent of horse sheds, $43. .75. Total receipts, $28.096.47. Expenditures, and for whatpurposes- l bills for the year, $15, ,276.42; coal for jail, I S1. .564: ianitor for Court House, $7, ,110 1; furniture, fixtures and repairs of Court
 House, $4.9So;o5; i incidental expenses of of Court room, s42s32 incidental expen-
 ses of County Commissioners office, l S1S.75; license blanks and other H. l cense expenses, $173.ss County Audi | tors bill, $45; counsel fees, $72ss;
 treasurers salary, $500; advertising bills, I S9. 50; County Commissioners, g., ,221.50; in- terest on loan, $1, ,14236; payment on loan, S4,OO0 Total expenditures $26, ,562.27 Balance remaining in the treasury, $1,- 524. 1o; indebtedness of the county, SIS, 300; l rate of interest paid, , per cent. reduction | of debt since last report, $4,000.