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Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

- Drain Bros. think they can move
their stock of goods into their new
building about Oct. lst.
W. II. HOOver's new business
house is about finished.
Wiling Bros. have a big stock of
stoves, hardware ana fence wire, and
are doing . Dig trade.
j. 7. Dan moved his house from
his IA m. near town, inso the city last
week. Bob. Frost took ia two story
frame-over hlIl, valley and creek all
right, and without daEags.
Nemaha is improving rapidly.
Several new business houses and resi-
dences ale under headway.
II you want to see big mosquitoes
or gaIlinippers-aTIn yourself and go
onto the Nemaha bottom. They are
the Big spotted Kind.
- The f-iends of J. Il Drain are
pleased TO learn he is slowly recover
ing his heaIEh.
- The Times last week SAID: There
has been a company OF men, with
boats, max ng sOuudiJgs Of the MIS-
sOG-i r.ver, neac the mouth of the Ne
matEa, the past week, and on Wetlnes-
dSy evening the B. s. ". surveyors
came down TO look up the best place
.-or bridge. -. We believe it VIII be
a pay ing investment fOr the people Of
Nemaha CITY to build a bridge across
the Nemaha liver. on the section line
west Of town, as a large amount Of the
trade which row goes TO BrOwnville
would be directed TO Nemaha City
There should be a blidge there, by all
means.
When Drain Bros. get into their
new building they VIII add furniture
TO Their Dgs;1sss
- Has Nenaha any city or village
government, percepJible 10 the naked
eve. excepting always, that which per
tains 10 granting saloon licenses? The
town ought to have some police Tegula-
IiUls, so that miSdemeanOrs NAV not
be committed daily, with IMMUNITY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16
LOCAL PERSONALS.

= John z. Longnecker spent Sun
day at the Marsh House.
- Gov. Furnas goes up to the State
Fair on Monday next.
Henry WerS, boss of the boss no
tel of Sheridan, is in the city.
Alex. Starry adds his name TO OUT
BrownviIle subscription list, and has
our thanks.
L l. Hulburd, Esq, of Humboldt.
is in the city this week, taking in the
District Court.
IT. B. Stevenson, ESQ, and Dis
trict Attorney Watson, of Nebraska
City, are attending court.
A. W. Nickel has been to On cago
for goods. He visited while absent his
old home, La Porte, Ind, and arrived
home Monday.
- John Majors, Peru, was in the
city this week John was a witness in
court ia the mixed up case Of Rich
ards, Gamblers, MoOdy, Jack etc.
Judge Pound came down from
Lincoln, Monday evening, and opened
court Tuesday morning. There are no
criminal or other cases of much pablic
interest.
-Foacie Small. who IS lea rfng The
arr preservat:ve in the Omaha Repub-
Iican Office and has been away from
home for several months is now here
visiting his pa euts.
i sreal johnson, brother of Levi
Johnson of Nemaha City, and his son
Oscac, both of Rochester, Ind, have
been visiting relatives at Red Cloud
and are now visiting relatives here.
DR.. G. II. Collins, our gentleman
" dentist, returned last week from a
trip east, and can row be fOGad at his
Office, ready to attend TO the wants OF
all who wish any kind OF dentist work.
= The renowned aud justly eeieSra-
ted author. Johnny Wesrpheiling.
spent Sunday in this city. We have
not seen the revised edition of his
boob, but a5e informed that it is a good
thing.
Our AspinwalI friend, Y. P. Pea
body, was IN the CITY Wednesday. He
left home with the intention of going
to Central City to see the soldiers re
union but be lacked a few minutes of
making the train. and was left.
- Misses Belle Morris and Lou
Arnold. two Of DrowuviIle-s excellent
musical young ladies let for The east
on Monday last for the purpose of pur-
suing their musical studies. Miss Belle
goes to Chicago and Miss Lou to Bos-
ton. TIE ADVERTISER wishes them
success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16
The Grand Island Times lives Il

The Grand Island Times gives the
following neat and complimentary
brief sketch of the past h:slo-y of the
Republican candidate for State Au-
d'to-:
Nr. WaI1ichs was born N Schlesw y
HOIste' /, Sept. I3, 1888. When neS y
niueteeu he came 20 the UniLed StGLes,
living or a lime N Louisiana, Co 0
do. NJ -1resOta. Ohio and Nilsson =, and
coming 10 Hall county IN 1861. He
seIIed here. and in 1865 and 1866 se-T-
ed Ia the ter.itor' al leg isla5U e With
C edit TO himself aud BIS cOrs, tpenrs.
IN 1867 he was elected COZ ,cy Gle \
and was successfully elected 90 S :
terms, going OUJ of Office IN Janu9 ' .
this yea. On real ,ng rom Office he
entered into the real estate aIc ms, :
ance business W IN NJ Whi,e, and lis
popularity a. well as his bus ness Gu&l-
icy aided materially in making thef IN
a success. NJ. Walticbs comes on q
family Of pGbl-c men Els fathec was
a pracIicing pTvs'c an Of p on Uence
IN Sch 'eswig-R OlSieiu; a brother was a
member of The lower house o; P Uss a
and the reichstag German paI li2nenI} :;
While another bI other IS COve-1me 1t
phys clan in Altona, near Hamburg.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

- We learn from Gov. FUrnas, who
has Just returned rom ate ldance at
the 'ru,t exhibition by the mississippi
Valley Horticultural Association" he'd
at St. Louis last week, that it was one
o. the crandest aEa; rs of the kind ever
held in the United States. Thee were
over f teen thousand plates of ;Iit on
exhibition, representing twe1ty-one
States. Nebraska was repreSe led by
about one hundred places of apples and
peas from Nemaha county, collected
by Messrs. Furlas and BurcheSs out OF
the orchards Of Judge McComas, Mrs.
Loveless, J. O. Smith, W. 81. Torrance,
Cross & Cobb. John Bath, Mrs Worth
ing and J. W. Brush.
As usual Nebraska frcits attracted
attention for their perfection IN essen
tiaI Observation-Disclosures, beauty of col
or, regularity in shape and freedom
rom insects.
The grape exhibit was said by those
present, who had heretofore attended
all International exhibitions, TO be the
finest ever shown IN the world.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16
The Union House.

J. G. Russell the present proprietor
Of this popular Old house is now run
ming it in tirst-elass s5yle. The Union
has been renovated inside and repaint-
Ell outside, and the rooms supplied
with rev, clean fUD.tUre and beds,
and Grests sre rendered comfortable.
The table fare is No. 1, dithe Union
is without doubt the best dolIar-a-day
house in Southern Nebraska. and for
the brief time II has been in Mr.. Rus
sells charge is rapidly gaining in pub
lie favor. Try the Union.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16
STATE MATTERS.

Miss Grace Hitchcock, daughter
of the ex-senator, died at her home in
Omaha of typhoid fever, on the sth
inst, aged Is years.
= The Republicans of ThsyT eoun-
" have nominated Miss Josie y. Keith
for county superintendent of schools.
- The HGTdy Herald is the name of
paper recently started at Hardy.
NuckoIls county, by Ralph K. Hill,
Republican in politics.
- State Fair at Omaha all next
week.
Hon. Church Howe addressed an
immense crowd at Humboldt, last
Saturday evening. His speech was a
mastery one and strengthened the Re
publican ticket.
- The CasS county far n postponed
to Oct. 9Th
- Lincoln has begun the discussion
Of the water-works question.
- The Omaha Republican has re-
eeived from a South Carolina Republi-
can one of those tissue ballots with
which The Democrats stuffed the bal
lot boxes. Hampton for Governor
heads the tics 81.
The Tecumseh CljeftajH last week
has this: Articles of incorporation
have this week been filed and recorded
IN the office of the county clerk, OF this
comfy. Of the Southwestern Railroad,
20 run f:om Nebraska City, through
johnson cOUcty, to Beatrice. Tbs,
coupled with oCher indications, eOmihg
rom different sources, gives us great
hopes that we WI, u the not distant
5USlre have an east and west railroad
The incorporates of the company
above specified, are wealthy mel, and
mostly reside in Nebraska City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

At the State Convention of prohibit
tionists of Massachusetts, Sth inst, the
chairman predicted the defeat Of the
Republican party at the approaching
election, which was greeted With Wild
applause by the convention of idiots
there assembled. What a t:.Umph
for temperance wOaEd be the triumph
of the mOonsniners and whisky stills
of the solid South. We claim 70 be a
consistent temperance advocate. andso
from the very bottom Of our heart do
we damn all such temperance move
meutS
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16
TIE PaHnee EAterp.tse has tbs

TO sGg:SFs
4 ules of incorporation were filed
Sep. l. soy the Southern Iowa & Ne
b-aska- "a 'eoad. The capital stock is
&. 600. coo; ; the inco por2C0Ts a-e the
STOCKHOLDERS and officers of the C., b. <
%. Tee REV road, it IS sad, viii be
BIZ imIned aIely and viii pass
tt -Ough The southern ter o. counties
n .owa, STRUNG at some point n
Wa ne county. probably Humstone,
a nd cross the Missouri &C point near
the iowa and N:ssoU.i line, likely at
Bow lyiI,e. This road will he con-
tinl:..ion of the B. & VI. now being
bot through the southern tier OF
cou lies of Neb aska, and which Will
sool be built through this county. 1t
is The attention so We are informed, 10
push this line through southern Iowa
as fast rs possible. Pawnee county S
D osDeeRd or the new road are now
douDiv assured. lis fa:Iure to secure
this road IS scarcely possibility.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

The Agricultural Department has
received a letter from Commissioner
LeDdc, who went west some weeks
ago to bore artesian wells on the plains
for irrigation purposes He says he
has decided to- bore one Of them at Fl
Lyon, Col. 1t is considered probable
that he will locate the other also IN
Colorado. He has $4,000 to spend in
the experiment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

GEORGE Berlin is snug and cosy
in his new Barber shop, north SIDE of
Main Street, LIST door west Of ADvER-
User ofiee-Huddart building. lie
has recently reprinted his signs. and
every appointment about his place of
business has a clean. neat, inviting ap-
pearance. George IS a master of his
business. and is now assisted by that
veteran artist, Johnny Smith. This
shop deserves and receives a large
share of the peoples patronage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

A ". Nickel, cur druggist, has
returned : ON his extended trio east,
where he has been purchas'n g an in
mense stock; his experience and k 10 "
edge Of the business has enabled HIN
TO select a complete sock Of Pc {
drugs, medicines end chemicals at ve---
low prices, Of which he insend- 20 give
his customers full benefit. When need
ing anylh ng II the drug liae, cal or
Nickel.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

The Democratic demagogues OF the
North realizing that something has to
be done to save their bacon, are Esg-
ing Hancock TO define his pos ion. be
fore the country, on rebel claims. He
has so far declined and saws he has said
sufficient IN his acceptance IeCter But
that letter is mum Oh rebel claims.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

On Sunday, 18th inst, Dr.. J.
Crane. this city, removed a melauOid
cancer from the person Of Mrs. Nina
Comstock. Of Nemaha City, which had
been growing and troubling her fOT
seven or eight years. and had become
the size Of ehild's hand. nearly round
and convex IN shape. DR.. Crane re-
CARDS the operation as perfect. and his
patient is feeling well physically and
Of cheerful mind.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16
Miscellaneous Directory,

State Fair. Omaha, Sept. 20 70 2sth
Soldiers Reunion, Central City, Sept
Is 70 18th.
johnson County Fair, TecUm sch
Sent. 18th 20 18th
Grand Lodge. K. Of P, 18th session
Nebraska CITY. October 18th
Cass County Fair, PlattsmOuth, Sept
18th 70 18th
Seward County Fair, Sept. 18th 70
18th
kansas City Exposition, Sept. goth
TO 25th-
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

Blackburn in the late extra session OF
Congress, declared tnat the Democrats
intended to wipe out every war meas-
ure, aad the De nOc-Sts everywhere sp-
plauded the echo. And now The Dem
oeTats propose If Hancock IS elected to
DESTROY or annul ever result Of The re-
rebellion; and thei- 'etorJ would be a
ba-el one not to do so.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

Is hereby given that I viii examine
all persons who may desire 70 offer
themselves as candidate for teachers
of the primary or common schools of
this county. at the Court House, in
BrOwnvilie on the first Saturday IN
each month. Philip CrOther,
2f-tf CO-SUperintendent-
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

County political matters are very
quiet at present. and viii remain so
We presume As long as the Republican
ticket has no opposition We under
stand, however, that the candidates
VIII get together within few DAYS
and agree upon some course to pursue
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

Just As we 90 TO press We learn
from NJ. DOIsn, who received a d.s-
patch. that NJ 5. T. A Tisdel died at
Republican City on the l4sh, and that
her body viii arrive at D-ownvilIe on
this wednesday evenings trein, for
interment at Walnut Grove Cemetery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16
Fraif Dryers.

Having constructed Dryers for my
own use, on larger scale than hereto
fore, have two small machines, viii
sell, or rent, and take pay in products,
if desired. ROBT. W. FURNAS.
Brownville, Neb.
?. S l viii dry apples on the shares,
when desired.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

Titus & Williams, Nemaha City
have a very large stock Of new goods
OF every grade and7yariety, and their
store Is constantly crowded with Gus
TONERS. Tkey say plenty of printer $
ink. plenty of goods, and fair dealing,
paws big. Call and examine new goods.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

The following compose the grand
jury of the present term Of The district
court: Charles Shafer. foreman; Co
bus Goosman. Marion Willyard. A lbeI
Foss. James Il Linn, William Blu TOW,
William II. Starr, Morris II. Griffith,
Henry Carse, John Wyne, W. c. Par
rot. Paul Perkins. William H Small,
s. II. CLAYTON. Samuel 5. Law ence,
William I. Moore
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

The bone and Museis pod lcfRg Nat. the
Nerveq Getting Hop, the superb MslariAl an
tidOte Quiuine, and other precious Ingredf-
ents, comb'ued without fermentation, are
the ingredients of~NaIt BItters," prepared
by the Malt Bitters Company.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

1t vii be noticed in the list Of ap-
poiutments for operiug the campaign
on the 2gth inst, that Hon. Church
Howe viii 90 70 Grand Island and
Hon 7. J. Majors VIII open the ball at
blair.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

We saw a drunk man making
worm fence motions on our streets
TUESDAY. First thing OF the kind we
have seen here for months. WOnde-
where he got his liquor, as none is
sold IN BTOWnville-
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16
SEWING MACHINES.

Buy the New American with self
threading shuttle and self-setting need
le-Hghtest running machine; 1t Is the
boss; no humbug. For sale by
7. RICHARDS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16
Eru,f Trees and Vines.

Those who wish TO plant fruit trees
and vines this fall, come to the nursery
direct and obtain them fresh, and IN
good order. Prices very reasonable
this fall RoBT. ". FlRSAS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

-Ifthere ever was specific for any one
complaint then Carter's Little Liver Pills
ares specific for Sick Headac he, and every
woman shOaEd know this, they are not
only positive cure, but sure preventive
Pr taken when the approach is felt, Carter 5
Little liver Pills act directly on the liver
I and bile, and IN this way remove the cause
az disease without first making you sick By
q weakness purge Ifyou try them you viii
not be disappointed
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16
Hon. G. II. LanberssOn

VIII address the Garfield and Arthur
Club at Marsh Opera House Friday
eve1ing this week. Ladies and gentle
men be there and hear good speech
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16
Mules for Sale.

A span of large, well broke, mules
for sale, kind and gentle five years old.
Having no use for the same Will sell
them cheap. s. COCHRAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

On the 10th inst, a stream Of lava
was issuing from VesUvius. near the
railway To the crater. and some visitors
were badly injured
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

The Alabama Democrats did "what
Lee ald Jackson would have done
and stuffed the ballot b0-es and stole
the election.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16
STOVES! STOVES

The Charter Hot Blast IS the best be
cause If consumes the least fuel and
bakes most even and weighs more than
any other stove II the market. Regu-
latOr. I. RICHARDS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

An Ohio State convention of eolored
Odd Fellows met at Columbus last
week TO form a grand lodge. Forty
lodges were represented.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

4 Bloomington man struck a fat
thing the other night He run against
Senator David Davis in the dark
Inter Ocean.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

Even the New York SHH thinks
there are good grounds for objeeting
20 the permanent existence of the solid
South
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

Don't be scared bows over the
Eueenback rUmpUs IN Ma!ne-she al
WAYS votes right for president
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

There ras a light frost on the low
lands. on Wednesday night last week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

Step into the shop Of Furmau X
Palmer and see their nice bread They
defy competition on quality and price
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

"A full and complete stock Of fur
niture kent by Stevenson * Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

= There will he a bigamy case tried
L at this term OF court. probably
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

-For the best and cheapest cook
stove go to Stevenson K Cross
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16
Attention Smokers.

I. L. Jones has ordered the largest
stock Of fine cigars ever brought to
this market. Come and see him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

Brownville booms with life and bus
fnesS this week
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

Buck gloves of the best, at
j. L. McGee'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

- Balm wagons the best and fOI
sale by Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

The best brands Of -four always
on hand al T. L. Jones.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

New suprlv If nice cakes at Fur
man & PalmeTS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

Extra copies Of the ADVERTISER
Al 4. ". Nickelrs-
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16
BUSINESS,.BUSINESS!

Now is the time to take advantage
of the low prices which the Regulator
is making on Furniture, Hardware and
Agricultural Implements
7. RICHARDS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

T5CO second hand SezUiRS
machines and one beau
reau for sale by j. L. Nc
Gee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

HenderSOD'S shoes at j.
L. NcGee'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16
Call at DOZENS for
bargains in all goods.

= Woven wire beds. all sizes and
low prices at Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16
Refer Times.

The Democrat, New Orleans, La. says
"Suffering among such as have been troubled
with diseases o. kidneys and liver. has been
percepftbly better since the introduction
among rs OF Waraee Safe -Ki dney and
LiveEGuEe.r
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

Oat meal at j. L. Nc
Gees.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16
Garfield and Han
hats at Dolen's.
LOOK HEREi

Old stoves refined and made as good
as new at low figures. by Willing Bros
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16
school Books

school Books
At the Drug and Book Store of
". II. MCCEEERY,
BroWnyille, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

- School books a Nickel 5
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16
NEW MADE
sorghum for sale at
MeGee & Moore's.

SORGHUM at j. L. Nc
Gees.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

New Goods! New GOOdS!!
thriving daily at j. L.
.McGee'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

I'll kinds of yarn at j. L.
.McGeeS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16
GRAIN

Highest market pfice paid by D. Z.
Douglas * Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

While east j. L. McCee
purchased the largest stock
of goods euer bought by him
and they 1oilIbe sold at bot
tom prices. Call and er-
anime.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-09-16

a GEETc WANTED h- the sest aas Fass--s-
= dSE& ] = Sel1s Fscrrrlll Baoks Bioius f-sesz
- -s1ae-t . ps- Ezlsasi FanEza c. - Las 10
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FAMINE IN IRELAND.
Hundreds Of People IN . Starving Cen'
ditiOa-Arrests Made.

LONDON, January II. Correspondents Of
the Press Association report the distress in
Ireland as increasing Five hundred inhabi-
tants Of Skeelebog district, County Of Linn
erick, are on the brink Of starvation. They
proceeded to-day in body to Groom and OBJ
taiaed four cart loads Of bread, BY urgent
representation Of their extremity.
The streets Of Cork are patrolled by
mounted police, and the magistrates of that
city have passed resolutions urging greater
activity in suppressiug demonstrations par.
taking Of the nature Of bread riots, and ask.
ing the appointment Of additional police.
Davitt. Daily. Kellen and Brennan have
received notices commanding them to appear
before the court Of Queens Bench, Dublin,
on the 10Th
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HOUSE,.
Monday, Jan. l2.

L
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. STAPLES Of the House
| A message was received from the Senat,
through its Secretary informing the House
that that branch had organized BY the election
| Of Granville W. Ellis A. President of the
Senate pro tens.
A message was received from the Senate
through Senator Patten proposing joint con
| vention of the TIVE branches Of the Legislature
| this day at IL o'clock for the purpose Of ad.
| ministering to Hon. James d. I.amson, acting
Governor Of the State of Maine, the oaths
necessary to qualify him to enter upon the
discharge Of his official duties, and asking the
concurrence of the House.
The House, on motion Of Mr.. DlckkY OF
Fl. Kent concurred aud the Clerk was
charged with and conveyed = message to the
Senate to that effect
The hour fixed for the convention having
arrived, the Senate came in and convention
was formed.
In CONVENTION.
On motion Of Mr.. PArrKx Of the Senate,
Messrs. Patten Of Of the Senate, Hill of Exc
ter and Dickey Of Fl. Ken, were appointed q
committee to wait on Hon. j. ID. Lamson
acting governor Of the State and inform him
Of the convention and its purposes.
Subsequently Mr.. PArrEN reported that the
committee had discharged the duty assigned
it, and the acting Governor was pleased to say
tina: he would forthwith attend upon the
convention.
Thereupon the Hon. J. d. Lamson came in
accompanied BY Messrs. Brown, Monroe and
Parker Of the last Council and Secretary of
State Cove, and the President pro ten Of the
Senate administered to him the oaths neces-
sary to enable him to discharge the duties Of
Governor.
The Secretary Of State then made procla-
nation:
"There having occurred vacancy in the
Office of Governor, and James ID. Lamson
having been duly elected President Of the
Senate, he 10, by the Constitution, bound to
exercise the Office of Governor until another
Governor shall be elected. And he having in
the presence Of the two branches Of the legis-
lature assembled, taken and subscribed the
oaths required by the constitution to qualify
him to discharge the duties of his office,
therefore declare and make known to all per-
sons in this State, who are in the exercise Of
any public trust, as well as of all good citi-
zens thereof, that James ID. LamsOn is Gov
ernOr and Chief Of the State
Of Maine, and that due obedience should be
rendered to all his lawful acts and commands
as such. God sare the State Of Maine"
The Governor and suite then retired.
The purposes Of the convention having
been accomplished it dissolved, and the Sen
ate retired.
In House.
On motion of Mr.. HILL Of Exeter.
Adjourned.
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CHICAGO. January IL. All indications
have been pointing for . week past to .
speedy dissolution Of the Butchers Union,
and q return of the strikers to work on terms
dictated by the employers. The latter have
been gradually augmenting their forces until
now they have enough deserters from the
Union, and Of imported workmen. to take
care Of the limited number Of hsgs which
come in daily. All strikers returning to
work are required to sign their resignation a.
members Of the Union, and it ia expected the
Union will be speedily broken up, a. their
men are weakening.