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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-25
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FRICAN NJ E.-Fou,tecnth street, between
y Walnut and Cedar streets trrIIge- SAooa'h -
A. 10 sad 7:3j p n, sunday school I'D p u
CHRISTIAN Eighteenth street, meeting Sab
1 bath lO.3D p. IN; preaching occasionally
,,uTRCu or THE REDEENER- EpiscopaD
\ Fourteenth street; Sunday Morning prlliir
1880 q. M: evening prayers, I3l p. m, NuHllN
school $50 ID. m. Friday evening prayer '.D p III
rIRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
i Prrachlu. al 1920 p. ms o. m, ana ~ p N
Sabbath s,Lo1, IT 80 ,. 90. Kew !. D. SHOWS
pastor.
7 LUTHERAN Thirteenth streets. service. Sab
II bqta !. 80 20 IN Sunday SCHOOL, Up m rev
Knappe, suriot
N{ETHuDIST-Cor Eighth and walnut streets !;
vi PrgarlIr, sabbath lp.p o. m. and D. l'.'
PRAYER meeting, "Wednesday 100 p N; sl"da!
school, o. r.! Rev. Whitaker pastor.
DREsBYVERIAN- Eighth street; preaching on
l sabbath at II 100 o.. N. and $50 g. "a PRAYER
meeting Wednesday 81 80 p. M ~uuaa! ScR'oi
N3p 10. nov. b. !. GEORGE ius'yE.
CECOND FREE WILL BAPTIST - F.h.eLh
- street between Walnut aud cplas streets, seq.
vice. Saba.,a at 8 aul $50 ?. m.
CT JOSEpu'S -I,omau Catholic Corner Cross
y and W1'ugj streets: syrNit"' S"Naai.l lu.vh
M ; Sunday S.hu', at . p. W., y-prr- p. M 'GI
vices every GUy 40 .. 81.
CT PATUI' ks Roman Catholic Corner Nina
- stree: and Washington avenue, services SAB
oath and 10 a. m, Nrspcts 3 ?. n; SGnday Schoo
? p. m; services every day az D. m Rev, r. %aNeI'
priest
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-25

THE ANrI'GEANT MOVEMENT IN NEW YORK.
New YORK, January % There has been
organized here within a few days body
called the Independent Republican assoca-
ton Of the city of New York, which will
begin IN immediate campaign against
the Grant movement. II is partly the out.
growth Of the Young Scratchcrs movement
that opposed Cornell in the fall campaign,
1t will work against Grants nomination
and against him at the polls il nomi.
mated. They are not alone in this fyht.
While Secretary Sherman was here during
the holidays he met thirty inhuen.
tial Republicans who arranged to open
headquarters here and begin vigorous
campaign against Grant. Money in con.
siderable sums has been contributed, and
documents printed to be scattered wide.
cast oil over the east II is to be an open
fight with headquarters to which anyone
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DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF the leading business houses whose advertise
men.. may be found In THE BULLETIN.
DRY GOODS.
{. 0 Pstier & CO., Commercial avenue and Nine.
CEas Il. stewart, Eighth street.
GROCERIES.
Petit. Bird, Washington avenue and Eighth
strict
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. J II Narean; office, 40 Commercial avenue,
DENTISTS,
Or. a. e.. Jocclyn, Eighth near Commercial
Dp " Wa.t.OCk, 1875 Commercial avenue.
LIQUORS
Robt smy,h SO. % Ohio lcyce
INSURANCE
II II CaIdcc. No. 7OOhlo lcycc up stairs.
R0uitlUle Life, Of NCW ORR, corner IWclliA Ghl
Widow AID Orphans Mutual Aid Society, Seventh
and Comm rciHl avenue
ATTORNEYS At LAW
Liuegar Il Iansdcn, no. ~ Commercial aycnne'
GGNRRAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Halliday Bro. proprlctors Egyptian Mills
Huklc, IuistlcWood * Moore, Nos. 10 ana III
Commercial. avenue,
DRUGGISTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Barclay Bros Ohio leyee and corner Eighth and
Washington avenue
BANKS
Alexander County Bank, s'l' aud Commercial
Ci,y National, Ohio lcNce'
STEAMBOATS,
Champion Three state.
ICE.
John >proat corner Twelfth and Lc'ee.
BRACKET STORE.
g. Ford. Corner ninth and Commercial.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-25

TnE WEI.KNowN SpOWTsAAN, llARgY
HAMILTON, l32 West 3lst street, n. Y, did
not believe ringbonc could be cured until
he used Giles Imminent Iodidc Ammonia.
ana now cures Spayins, Spiints, aua
thoroughpinsby It's Use. Sold hy all drug
glsts' Send iorpamphlct GILES Pills cures
Dyspepsia, DR GILES,
100 West Broadway, NY
Trial size % cents. Barclay Bros.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-25

I'm ALI PLAYED OUT" IA commoa
complaint If you tccl SO, get package
OF kidncy-Wort and take il and you viii
at once feel It's tonic power. 1t rcncws the
healthy action Of the kidneys, bowels aud
liver and THUS restores the natural life and
strength to the weary body Get q box and
use il at once,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-25
\ SOCIETY EVENT.

Much comment exists in social circles in
consequence of the marriage of Mrs. Rig.
ncy, white woman and widow of the late
James Rigncy of this city, to a Rev. Ray
mond, negro Baptist preacher, also Of
this city. Mr.. Mgncy during his life was
one Of the successful business men Of
Springfield and man of considerable
property, and the family was much respcc.
ted, moving in the best society. The event
occurred day or two since and has Just
leaked ont, and has occasioncd much OK.
element in social circles, II being rumorcd
that Raymond's congregation are going to
dismiss him from his pastoratc, not bclcv-
inc in the mixture.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-25
Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, January, %, . p. M
Wheat $780, unCh. - Wheat los 4d@11s
cd; Spring, 1Os@1Os Cd California los
3d@lls Cd; California club, lis 1d@11s
Sd; Corn-Old-5s I'd; Corn-New-
IS sgd.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-25

SPRINGFIELD ILL.,, Jan. 23.-Mr. Jacob
Wheeer's commission as L. S. marshal for
the Southern district of Illinois having ar
rived last night, he qualified, and to-day is
acting as marshal. He to-day filled his
resignation as a member Of the Thirty.first
general assembly from the Thirty-sxth dis.
trict with the governor. No changes will
be made in the officers of the office at
present.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-25

1880
Illustrated.

NJ popnur periodical ia prc-em,acutly Jour.
nal for the household.
Every Number furnishes the latest information
~ regard 70 Fashion in drcss ana ornament, the
newest md MOST approved patterns, with descriu,.
we articles derived from authentic and original
sources while its Stories. Poems. md Eslsys on
Social AID Domestic Topics, give variety to its
columns.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-25

=. Thy Volumes of the Balar hcgln with the Grst
Nnmhct Tor Iaunary OF each wear, When no time
= mentioned, IL will be Understood that ,bc suh.
sober wishes to commence with the Number ncN
uicr thn receipt Of order.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-25
gIIG MAILS
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Ohccr>.

City Oihccr>.
Nsyof-N + ThlstiewoOd.
Trga.grrr-Edwatd DcZOnia.
Clerk-DcuUi. J, Foley.
Counselor -Wm r. Gilbert
Nar.nal-f & LAllue.
Attorney William Hendricks
BOARD or ALDERMEN.
fret W.ri-M !. Gou ley
Second Ward-DaNd T. Linegar c. j Wood
ward. ,,ef
E1rr,l Ward Charlie ., ral.er James kyna''on
Fnt Wara-T. v. Haui4a, Lrae.' 3 Petit
County Officers.
Circuit Jydga-O. \. llaskcr
Circuit Cl-rg-J 4, l.e.Trs
C4tgs, Jn..--i.. g. lOcam.
Count, CLERK -. : llumn.
County At,ofn.y-W. c. hulkey
County Trua-lrtr-A Alden
r4aril-ioan Hodges.
Cor0acr-H F!'Zgc-a.L. . Al !.
Brown sgmu". B:lley
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-25

Much SICKNESS undoubtedly with chill
dren, attributed 70 other causes, is occasion
ed by worms. Browns VcImjtugc Comfts,
or Worm Lo2cngcs, although cAtctusl IN
destroying worms, can DO no possible ia
jury to the most delicate child This vat
liable combination has been successfully
used by physicians, and found to he ab.o.
lutely sure in Graduating worms. So hurtgul
to children. Twenty-Five cents box.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-25
NEW YORK GRAIN.

NEW YORK GRAIN.
New YORK, January, 90, 1915 p. NJ
Wheat-irregular-No, Q Chicago, 81 SEQ
81 30; No. 2 Milwaukee, 81 34@l 35;
Red Wtr, 81 3j@l 7;No.2 Red Wt'r, 14S
=,
No. 2 Amber A? Corn noml-No. 9, G115.
CHICAGO, January 30, 1000 A. NJ
Wheat - February 81 1G; March,
81 II,
Pork - February, 81? 35; March,
$l2 991$
Conway, Al
Oats May, 81; February, 335s.
CHICAGO, January %, close-Con, May,
49ss.
oats-May, 37li; February, 35l5,
Pork-February $12 5O@l2 52%
March, IL G713
$13 12ls.
Wheat - February, 81 IS; March,
81 1919.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-01-25

BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANAcEA is the
most effective pam destroyer in the world
VIII most surely quicken the blood whc,a
er taken internally or applied externally,
and thereby more certainly relieve pain,
whether chronic or acute, than any other
pain alleviator, and it is warranted double
the strength OF any similar preparation
1t cures pain in the side, back or bowels.
sore throat, rheumatism, toothachc, and all
aches and is the great reicycr OF pain,
browns Household Panacca" should bc
IN every family, A tcaspoonfu Of the Pan
acea IN a tumbler of hot water Oswcctcncd
if preicrrcdD, taken at bed time, will break
up cold. % cts. bottle.
National Republican., 1880-09-21
ALEXANDRIA, .4EEIIRS.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Sept. 90, 1850.
There is to be republican meeting at Acco.
tnk tonight.
Services appropriate to tho shebrew feast of
tabcrnacles, conducted by Rabbi Scssler, were
held in the synagogue in this city last night
aud this morning.
Superintendent Carne has been notified by
the superintendent of public instruct ion that
under apportionment No Of lSS0-sl there
is due the city $GS730 and the county Of Alex.
undria $ls72O from the state school fund.
The whole number Of permits to enter pub
lie schools, issued this year, is l025-7l2 TO
white aud 3l3 to colored chidrcn-being an
excess over those issued for the corresponding
time last year of lGl; 81 TO white aud l0i to
colorcd children.
Cora Gordon, colorcd, u housekceper for Ell.
ward Anderson, also colored, silently stole
away this morning, carrying with her Auder-
son Is trunk, containing all his money. She
was arrested in Baltimore to-day on dispatch
from Captain Webster and brought back To
this city and safely lodged in the station
house.
National Republican., 1880-09-21
err Mon ES.

A big excursion party from Gettysburg,
Pa, is expected in the city to-day.
-Bcnedictnc Malt Vino Beer. Finley &
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue
The only Turkish bath in the city, 500 E
street. near Judiciary Square. Best sLampooer
this side Of New York, DR.. Bovee.
Columbia Tent, No. 40, N. o. r., will
give a musical aud literary entertainment an d
hop at Tallmadgc hall this evening.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
the well known place, 903 L street, near Ninth.
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths.
Many complaints are received of the
pranks of bad boys who commit petty depre.
dations upon country wagons entering this
city by way Of MARYLAND avenue.
The Washington ftvortc, Professor Joyce,
will appear nightly (n addition to other ut.
fractions at Driver & Schofeld's summer gar
den in his celebrated corne. solos.
William Rolla, a driver of one of +. X.
Wards milk wagons, was arlgigned in the
police court yesterday on Il charge of en-
bezzling S11 90 from his employer, The case
WAS sent to the grand jury
There will be m citing of the National
Veteran club at tho rooms, No. li2j New
York avenue, at o'clock this evening and
addresses will be made by General Green b.
Raum aud General r. NJ. Reynolds.
A nole pros. was entered in tho police
court yesterday in the ease Off. Xell Hoover,
charged with obtaining money from Mrs A,
/ AGumson by false prctcnses, 1t was shown
| that Hoover gave his note for the amount.
Ellen Duchett the colored girl who, with
the assistance of some colorel men, sava gcly
assaulted Officer McNeal at the corner of Sew
cuth aud l. streets northwest Saturday night,
was yesterday sentenced to jail for sixty days.
The poundmaster, MS his daily reports
show, is diligent and ubiquitous. Having se-
cured the active and constant cooperation of
the police, he is carrying ON the war against
nomsdic animals with great yigor aud deter
minatlon.
Wing Lee, Chinese laundryman, wa,
yesterday fined 50 for assaultug q boy named
Edward Boose. A number Of boys were
amusing themselves throwing rubbish into
w ing Lees place, when he rushed out ant
struck the boy with u cane.
The case of Mr. A. A. Thomas, charged
by Mr.. G. ID. Gilmore with the larceny of Ger
tain papers was called in the police court anC
dism isscd, il being shown that Mr.. Thomal
held tho papers which were involved in Iii
CATION, by order of the court, The papers wer
returned to him.
A bridge on the Washington & Ohio roat
near Carln's station caught fire yesterday, OF
which account tho down train was delayed
half an hour. When the train arrived an olt
coored woman was found making an effort I
extinguish the flames. Some Of the trail
hands aud passengers went 10 her assistanc
and soon put out the fire. The passenger
raised purse Of $40 aud presented it TO tn
woman.
National Republican., 1880-09-21
Hotel Arrivals,

Arlingtou-Jmnes Franklin and wife, city.
oys-Miss Harrison, Henry Harrison
and q. dc GibOurg of Virginia, aud James L.
Himbrl OF Pennsylvania.
Rigcs--Lconard Curtis Of New York, Pierce
Butler of Louisiana, G. H. Koch and Miss NJ.
Koch Of New Orleans, aud ii. e. Minor aud
family of Louisiana
Wllard's-James II. Young of New York,
Hon J. B. Hartranft Of Philadelphia Mrs. G.
J. Dobbins of New York, and Miss Shelley Of
Pottsville. Pa.
Ebbitt-Gencral " y. Glover of Virginia,
Hon. w. $. Slaleuberger of Rochester, Pa,
Eugene II. Harris aud wife Of Virginia,
Joseph l.. Oloards of Havana, W. Wilson
Powucs of London, aud w. J. Budd of Phila-
delphia.
Nstional-Girard Buchanan aud G. II. Som.
ner of Philadelphia, Richard b. 3. Chew of
Prince Georges county, Md, Thomas z. Shall.
cross Of West Virginia, Mrs. ID. l.. Tula and
daughter of Florida, W. II. RuTuer of Rich.
moud, Arthur Neville of Denver, COL, Will
lam A. GasSawuy Of Baltimore, Robert q. Orr,
Meyer s. Shoss, d. S. Kuox, +. L. Rosonthal
and John Ferguson Of New York, john
Murphy aud Malcolm Mcdonald of Chicago,and
P.Norris and wife Of Cleveland Ohio.
St. james,. Prusy of Philadelphia, r. w.
Barnhart and wife of Butler, Pa, L. NJ. Thonp.
sou of Canada, r. Gibbons Of New York, w.
L. Lessing, jr., of Boston, d. f. Ferrell Of
Crystal Spring Miss, f. A. Funke Of New
York, L. d. Taylor aud wife, Miss Emma
Cottrel and o. l.. Cuttrell of Richmond, Va,
Andrew Braid of Philadelphia, William b.
Hillary aud +. c. Weilbachen of New York,
William II. Smith OF Chicago, A. l.. Lorens.
kird of New York, j. NJ. Drew Of Wilmington,
Del, J. IL. Pimey of New York, j. G. Mason
of Virginia, J. &. Bach Of New Orleans, Mrs.
Sumorc and maid, NJ. J. Dohern and Charles
Fete Of Philadelphia, William p. Craighill OF
Baltimore, II. VI. Taft of Boston, p a. Jones
aud wife Of Virginia, II. Hoyicld and wife Of
Alabama, {. L Redlern aud family of Rich.
mond, Va, A, e. Moss and X. VauWeeb, NJ. d..
of New York, aud William Stockell aud wife
| of Nashville Tenn.
National Republican., 1880-09-21
M1IRYLiND NEWS.

David H. shrivcr, prominent citizen Of
Westminster is dead.
Mr.. Thomas II. Ford, prominent citizen of
Caroline county, is i'll.
Francis Barnes has purchased the Elizabeth
Barnes farm, l45 acres, in Worcester county,
for 81 500,
In Cecil county 26S new names were placed
on the registration lists and 1872 stricken oil.
Dphtheria is prevailing to an alarming ex.
tent in the neghbOrhood OF POtter's landing,
Caroline county.
farm IN Broad Neck, Kent county, known
rs "Stepney," 227 acres, has been sold to 4. W.
Eliason, jr, for $4,000.
The farm of the late Smith IL. White, in
Miles River Neck, Talbot county, has been
sold to Charles f. Eastman for S32,35 per acre
The farm contains 225 acres.
The new methodist protestant church at
Lynch's, Kent county, was dedicated last sun
day, Roy. S. b. Sutherland OF Washington
preaching the dedication sermon.
The corrected census returns will probably
| give Wicomico county about $1,000 inhabi
! tants. If this should he the case the county
| will lie entitled to another member of til,
house of delegates,
The commissioners of WicomicO county ar,
| engaged In investigating an alleged discrep
aucy ia the accounts of Levin Il, DOrmau, col
lectOr, said TO amount to SilOO.
| A schooner built at Cambridge for Captain
| William k. Shenton and Joseph II, johnson
was launched on Thursday, and named th
eva Shenton." 1t is the largest vessel tha
has been built at Cambridge in the past ffteel
years.
Burdett Hubbard aged twenty five, who's
father lives in Cambridge, was knocked over
board by the main boom Of vessel on the 10tl
| instant, aud hO was drowned. His body wa
not recovered,
National Republican., 1880-09-21
julius LANsnuReu's 35c. Ingram, 3l5 It
A ChIld.llenter Lnstly seryed.

Sarah Williams, the coIored woman ar.
rested by Detectives Miller aud Voss Sunday,
for beating alittlc girl ten years old aud Dennis
Brown, who tied the girl, were presented in
the police court yesterday morning. The de.
tails Of the affair have already been given in
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN and nothing
new was elected nt the trial yes erday. The
woman tried to show that tho girl had been
dsubedient as an excuse for whipping her,
but the court said this was a case OF atrocious
cruelty and could no. be justified. He there.
fore sentenced her to three months IN jail,
while Brown was given sixty days, An effort
was made to show the good character Of the
latter, but it awaited nothing with the court,
as he held him guilty Of aiding in the assault
by tying the girl.
National Republican., 1880-09-21
The uortlouIturaI ExhibitIon.

Tie first annual exhibition Of The District
of Columbia Horticultural society will open
to day at Masonic temple, aud gives promise
to be an exhibition Of which the society and
the District may we'll be proud. The various
departments are under charge of compete Mt
committees and will be well filled. The
first department is devoted to plants aud
flowers, including cut flowers aud floral
designs, and among the competitors for pre-.
miums will be found all of our leading profes.
sional and amateur florists, The second de.
partment embraces fruits and the third
vegetables, There was a busy scene In the
hall yesterday, as exhibitors were taking ad.
vantage Of the Jimo allotted to them to ar
range their flowers, vegetables and other
exhibits The hall will be opened to tho
public at 10 o'clock this morning, aud the ex-
hibition will continue from 10 q. N, TO 10
p. N. daily, closing Friday evening.
National Republican., 1880-09-21
IN. CoIoted OdI-I..,lows.

The thirty.frtll anniversary Of the Grand
United Order OF Old-FclOws in America will
be celebrated in the city Of Richmond, Va,
Tuesday, October D. 1850. The as:emblaCe of
colored Odd Fellows on that occasion will be
the largest ever known in the United States
and it is expected will surpass any demoustra-
tiou of the kind ever witnessed in the south.
Delegates representing lodges from all the
states in the union, the Cauadas and the
West Indies will be present, accompanied by
visiting brethren lodges past grand masters,
councils aud patriarchics from all sections of
the country. Through the courtesy OF his ex.
celency Governor Holladay, the A. NJ. G..
will assemble in the hall ofthe house Of deio-
gates at 10 o'clock on the morning of October
8, aud the grand parade will take place Fri.
day, October 8, ut 10 o'clock a. N. The dele
gates from this city aud Georgetown will
leave October g Among these who will 60
from here will be w. c. Costin, Green Noun
tain, No. 1,477; Charles II. Shorter, Union
Friendship, sol; John Il. Davis, Eastern Star,
l,2l4; Albert X. Manning, Rising sun, 1865
Truman Ross, John F. Cook, 1,lS5, aud Abra-
ham HuysOu, Star Of the West, l370.
National Republican., 1880-09-21
FIGHTING ron 4 CHILD.
The Thomas HAbeas Corpus Case - The
Mother Orde red TO prohmce the Infant.

Mother Ordered to Produce the Infant.
The hAbeas corpus case involving the pos
session Of William Edgar Thomas came up be-
fore Justice Cox at o'clock yesterday after
noon. The immediate point ut issue was the
answer to the rule on J. 2. Thomas, Sarah J.
Thomas and John +. Keenan, n clerk In the
pension Office, TO show cause why they should
not be required to produce the body Of the in
FAINT Thomas before the court 1t seems that
the child is four years OF age aud has been in
the custody aud under the care OF Mr.. aud
Mis-. Samuel X. Gittiugs since ho was four
months old. He was adopted by tharl at that
timo with the consent OF his parents and was
being raised as their own child. After being
there two Yeas Mr.. Cuttings hearing that the
mother intended to reclaim her offspring, she
was informed that If she proposed to take
such a step TO do so at once and the child was
returned home. After IL had remained thore
three days Mr.. Cuttings took the child again
under his cate at the request Of the parents.
subsequently second demand was made hy
the mother for the possession of the child,
which was douied, aud It's recovery sought by
the process, of the hlbaas corpus. While the
hearing was suspended the child was taken
from Mr.. Cuttings house and carried TO thai
uf the mother by Mr.. Thomas. Tue reproduc.
ton OF the child was ordered. This was not
donc aud the rule was issued to show cause
why they had neglected to comply with the
NlNtl hl lll' court nc NNNW Is Ntlc lul ia
last Thursday. Mr Keenan, denied ever htv.
ing possession OF the child. Mrs. Thouts said
that the child had been brought to her by Mr..
Thomas, aud after remaining two or three
weeks was sent away aud was now beyond
the jurisdiction Of the court. Mr.. Thomas
stated that at the iustigation Of Mrs Thomas
aud Mr.. Keenan, lie took the child aud carried
it home hoping thereby to effect a reconcilia.
ton with his wife. He believes that Mr..
Keenan, and Mrs. Thomas conspircd together
to spirit the child away while he IN taking
the child from the house oil Mr.. Gettings had
no intention Of violating the order of the
| court. Since that time lie has been driven
from home by his wife aud Mr.. Keenan,.
HIS honor said 1t was perfectly apparent
! that Mrs. Thomas knew where the child was
and could produce it. II the rule had been
made so that the parties could have been
attached for contempt no would have pro-
ceeded differently. Now he should issue =
| peremptCry order upon Mrs. Thomas 10 pro.
duce the child by next Saturday at = p. N. or
be attached for contempt. The hearing OF
the hUbcas corpus WAS set for that date.
| The rule against Mr.. Keenan, was discharged
and another issued for him to show cause why
| hc should not be attached for contempt in as
| ststiug TO spirit away the child.
National Republican., 1880-09-21
THE IND DUsTRIAL Parade.
An Executive Committee Appointed to Ar
range Details.

range Details.
Tallmadge hall was the scene Of an en-
thusiasic meeting OF business men last even
ing to make arrangements for the proposed
industrial procession the opening day OF the
national fair. Mr.. F. X. Ward called the
meeting to order, aud after stating its Objects
proposed Mr.. w. J. Stephenson rs president.
The motion was agreed to, and q permanent
organization was perfected, with Mr.. J. u. d..
Phelps as secretary and Mr.. George w. Moss,
agent of Adams Express company, treasurer.
The lattpr submitted report showing that he
had on hand from last years procession Si3 10,
which was ut the disposal of the meeting. 1t
was decided to appoint an executive commit.
tee of twenty. live, to whom should be intrust-
ed all the details OF the procession ana their
report to be made at a mass.mcetinE at odd
Fellows hall next Friiay night. The COM
mittco is as follows:
Mcssrs. w. J. Stephenson, George w. Moss,
j. =. ID. Phelps, +. X. Ward, J. II. Maprudcr,
Il. Brelsford Julius Lansbursh, NJ Goldstcn,
&. Heurich, w. II. Hoover w. II. Ycrkes.
Martin Cronin, G.. f. Timus, j. f. Barbour,
J. NJ. Wheatley, r. w. Smith, j. l.. NVgt, J. J.
Hogan, 4. Somcrville, A. Il. Croplcy, j. L.
Scribner, j. NJ. Waters, w. O'Seill, j. L.
Campbell aud j. MrDcrmutt.
Mr.. Frank X. Ward was agreed upon rs
chief marshal, aud 1t was announced HAT the
fire department would assist in making The
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