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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-16
THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA. NOVEMBER IS, 1880


whatever that you should marry the
SQUIRE" with a merry laugh.
Then he went away, and left Katie
with radiant face and very light
heart, standing by the gate.
When the squire came the next day
for his answer he received It from Katie,
herself, and 1t was very decidedly In the
negative.
Disappointed and chagrined, the elder
ly lover went home to pour the story
of his sorrows into the ears Of his guest,
George Arle, who sincerely advised him
to transfer his affections from his child
ish Katie to the practical Hannah, who
was In every way fitted to rule his house
with judgment and economy.
The squire's thoughts were driven
into new channel, and he was not
slow to see the soundness of the advice
offered him.
The result was, that three months had
scarcely elapsed before Hannah was
installed mistress. of the Davis house
hold, she having no scrpples on the
score of her admirers advanced years.
The three months had not proved
uneventful to Katie, who received calls
from George Arle whenever he could
spare day from his business in the city.
Standing together one evening in late
October under the old apple tree by the
gate, the young man suddenly took In
his both the small brown hands of his
blushing companion.
Katie" he said, trying to look into
the blue eyes which were persistently
averted, "tell me, dearest, do you still
hate that Mr.. Ale p''
There was no answer, and George
raised with one hand the dimpled chin
until he could at last see into the SIX y
blue eyes. What answer to this question
he read there, he could best tell; but il
must have been the one he wanted, for
soon after there was quiet wedding in
the village church where Katie had
worshipped since her childhood, and the
blushing girl became the wife of him
| she had once mistaken for the squire'l
hired man.
Before they left the village George
Arle placed in his brides hands deet
of the old farm, with the remark:
"Give it to your mother, Katie. 1
will be gift which cannot fail to re
mind her pleasantly of the little gir
who persuaded the squire's hired maj
to help chase the rooster, and in 81
doing sealed her fate forever. That oil,
gray rooster little knew how he woul,
help us to life together by running
into that clover field - bless him l''-
She thought it blessed mistake
now.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-16
Ioking the Lawyer.

A GOOD-NATURED Griswold street
n lawyer left his office uno coupled for
an hour about two O'Clock one hot
afternoon, and some of the jokers in the
block went in and built up rousing hot
fire in his coal stove.. He came back
with his hat in his hand and almost
dead with the heat, and was met on the
stairs by lawyer who said:
"This is the hottest yet. The ther-
mometer in my room marks 120 de-
grees."
Don't seem possible, though it's a
scorcher," replied the other as he went
on to his room.
He threw down his hat, took off his
coat, and began tanning himself; but
the harder he famed the hotter he grew.
Two or three lawyers came in and spoke
about how cool his room was compared
to theirs, and were greatly puzzled to
account for it. Several offers were made
him to change rooms, and pretty soon
he became ashamed of being so over
heated and sat down to his table. In
five minutes his shirt collar fell fiat,
and in ten he hadn't any starch in his
shirt. The perspiration ran down in
every direction, and he seemed to be
boiling, when one of his friends looked
in and remarked:
"Ah, old boy, 1 envy you. You've
got the coolest room in the block"
Say" said the lawyer, as he stag
gered to the door, +" Pm going home. /
never felt so queer in all my life. While
know that the room is cool and airy,
I'm so baked and boiled that 1 can't
lift my hand. One drink of brandy
wouldn't act that way on man would
2"
That's just ii, !" whispered the other.
Brandy always acts that way, especi
ally if you drink alone. You ought tc
have known better"
$50 had-so l had. Don't say 8
word to the boys-I I'll make 1t all right
/ thought something must all me, and ]
was little afraid was going to be sem
for. Pm glad it's nothing serious-Il
be back in about two hours.''
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-16
Mrs. PartlnutOn says

don't take any of the quack rostrums,
as they are regimental to the human sis
ern but put your trust in Hop Bitters,
which will cure general dilapidation,
costive habits and all comic Diseases
They saved Isaac from a severe extact
of tripod fever. They are the ne plus
uaunl of medicines Boston Globe. As 2t
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-16

s1- Health, hope and happiness are
restored by the use of Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. 1t is a
positive cure for all those diseases from
Mrs. Lydia f. Plnkham, 23S Western
Avenue, for pamphlets.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-16
November 0. lSSO-it
A Large Farm for Sale.

A GOOD FARM OF ABOUT THREE HUN
"A DRED ACRES more or less in Perry
County, Pa, heavily set with Pine, White Oak
and Rock Oak Timber. together with cholee
fruits. Mountain water conveyed in pipes 70 the
door OF the dwelling.
~ For further particulars cali at this once.
August 10. lSSQu
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-16

sS-For Sale by s. B. Smith, New Bloomfield.
Perry County, Pa. 4ly
, 1880-03-02
Chief KENNEDY BOUNCED.

2pfSMe INFAteR III Inc fHtfA4o 4T1InHfs
MILWAUKEE. March 1.-Actlng- Mayor
brown to-tlay sent letter to Daniel kenne-
.ly, Chief OF Police, suspontllug him FROM Of
jlcc. Mayor Black Is not In tho city, hnylng
been called to Ilocllcster, N. T., by the doutI1
Ut Il relative. Brown IL n Republican mil q
candidate for tho Alnyornlty. ItlD city Or
tInuncey provide TINT tho Clticf Of Police, ns
well rs tlle police. shall ba ut all times sub.
1cet to tho Mayer, ns.I thMt tho 2tnyer shall
ltnyG l,hWor to suspend him nr ii,ly of tllu1u
for cause, subject to m appcll flnia tic par.
ty 81, suspended to tho Council. Tho Council
may remove or relnstate such officer.
AT tho Council nlertlng III tho afternoon,
3fr. Brown submitted Ills order ut s,sspetl-
sion to tho Aldermen, and, Rceort!inE to tho
rules, 1t WIS laid over ono week.. Tin report
OF thu bpactul 0nnt,llttee two weeks aga, Ia
the Effect tint the evidence agailISt the Ctirf
tended tn show tllnt llo WAS i'll unit persnll
to hold the oi'ce, wis tllfs afternoon at1optctl.
Brown. this evening appointed Lieut.. Koll-
tlrick ChiDf Of Police. A dispatch WINS sent
Mayor BlRck ut Rochester, n. T., telling OF
tho suspension, mid lle sent tho following
ullsW1r:
'slsocItEsTEn, March 1.-DantcI Kcnncdv,
Chief nf Ii,ticc, .Afit,Unukcc: Keep Up collr:
age. lnm yct aliye, md yo'tr friend.
Nlr, KcnnedywII hold his office, and Mnyo,
Black will rplnstnta lin. Tho wrnnglD III
tho Council WIS n bitter nne.
, 1880-03-02

t'cntrnl Church, 81; nromiun or lcss ". IN Cc.l,
f.Itn1, *13: Total receipts, s5,aH. Thu c!rcf,*cs
&ia. Thcrp was nh ins!rl,irsinrss cxiattrK ri
f:as, tl,,t auynrnl Of tho nrs present rmt their
nnnc. tlnwn fur ast,ts sufficient 10 lt'lui1nte IT,
and tho Institution Is now tt1'0 frnn debt.
fho report pf TIM Superintendent. Or. el1rnh
II. Thur,psou. wna III follnwa: Number uf
pntients III hspIal snreh |. l8.l', IL a.t.ia md
children; ntlnlttet during thu .ycar 1ta Htlnl!s
nn children: sreainI, III .l''lse a!ll 4 chill
1rus,: .isehnrgc,l. l0l n.ults .,.l u Children;
tlraths. The pnsfcnsa nt present IN tho hospital
nro ID mtutta nnd uhll!'rcis The number of
prescriptions given In tho institution II Hill
gtvcn outside, II. .....
Tilo rlcctlo or officers fnr Tho. ensuing ycnr
ion, FIrst Vice i'rc.Ident, Mrs ururRe II. Pull
inni,: srcnn,l ytcn.pres!Ac,,t:, Mrs. McNrcxur
Albums: Secretary. Mrs. +. II. Willlnms; Trcas-
Mrs. j. ". Preston, Mira Henry Crawford. and
Mrs. tfntnra Matthews were ctu.tt'l members nf
tho llonri Of Councillors. Tho lnnrl then nd
t0tlrNul.
, 1880-03-02
IMPORTING CATTLE FROM CANADA,
Nnkcfnf {1tJpnfrh IN Ths {thftnon 11vih1tnt


BUFFALO. N. T., March 1.-The following
circular removing the prohibition against
the Importation nf neat cattlo into tho
United Suites fronl Canada ltas beon issued
from the Treasury Department:
TREASURY DISPLACEMENT, WASHINGTON.
u. e., Feb. ~, 1YsU.-Io tho Collectors nf
Ctsio1aa and Oilcrs: 1t appearing to this
Department that by ntl order In C0llncll OF
the Dominion Of Canasla, Of Tie 4ttl of
October, 1870, NIL neat cattla co1lIrg from
Europe nrc subjected OH entering tllo ports
OF Quebec, Halifnx, anil st., John to Il
sl!lar't,!tins of Mineity, days, tlle order q
Nov. D., 1S10, prohibiting the importation
Of neAt cuttle from tic Dominion OF
Canada, Is revoked. by nuthorlty Ut Sec.
2,aE} Of the Revised Statues 1t Is ordered TINT
tho opcrntion Of tho first clnuso Of tint SEC
tion, which prohibits tho Importation OF Erat
cattle from nAy foreign country 1nt0 tho
United States. he SUSPENDED rs to TIC Do
lninton OF Cn1lntln, tho SccrotNry having nf-
ticEnlly determined that such Importation
WILL not tend to the Introduction or spread Of
my Infectious or contagious llseasb aniOnE
tho cattto 0f tho United States. This order
will take effect IN AInrch |, 1850.
II. +. FNENcI, Assistant Secretary.
Tile first order Ut tho Trcasurycrt on quite
large trade In cattle, md cnttlc-,lenlers Mt
this pDi,lt have heGn working llnrtl to- secure
II revocation Of tho order, with tho above re-
suit.
, 1880-03-02
THE CITY-1IALL.

The Committee on Judiciary Is called for to-
morrow ut . o'clock.
JOHN WENrwoitrI1 wns around yesterday,
working In tho interest Of II yialuct ut -Four.
teenth street.
TIE Gns Inspector made his monthly inspcc-
ton Of tho tcst-1notors yesterday, ald will re-
port IN few days.
THE City Treasurer yesterlay received Fe,'Dl
frum tho Water Department, SGts frs,m tho Col
lcctor. nlad fJ,059 fruI'l tho Controller.
TItE Atnyor yesterlny reyokel tho saloon T.
ground that hls plage WIS u resort fr theves.
ind that ho WIS !lssIstln9 thon in cutlnY tho of~
,!ssts Ss tIy td4 r. t% fss9 e. pnm Gnnsrs
berry.
- I1tE Sherman House waa inspected By the
Fire Mhrsllnt aud superintendent Ut llnih1tngA
yt,stessMy, sl ad y cearet IT, oe !otter p1yittSt!
eIty. Tho niily recommendations ,nnde wcrp tho
putting OF = wlrn screen over 0nc ct THO sky
r,mr or tho building With tlo roof or tho Fidelity
Hunk building.
G. F. KEMi~rEn, ngcnt for m Eastern capital
ist, sn'1lo dnys aKu took nut u permit fur tho
erection Of suyGn houses Mt tho cnrIlbr 0f 1nrk
sahvO, for which he Iayo hls ci,ec.s. which now
t 'sn Ss d. @ 3ho et i xisas 10 kaw NV
what hc prnrnscS to DO nbont It. Pending set-
tle1nont 1t ile difficulty tue building silpern.
houses.
IN tho progress OF tho work OH tho nppronchca
70 tho M!nlIFnn-streot bridge ycston!Ay ono nf
thewnlls br1lke. aud tho ,Sntcr drowned nut tho
,low nbi,tmynt. Tho nccitlGnt Will ticlay tho w0rk
t.nnoWhat, but l!ot seriously. Tho Guy. Enginccl
| Gnn'tltynf cnrth thrown on ,clther sflo of tic
bridge, and Is nnxil,lis to tln,! llace t" put It,
1'tH1s ~ e .s ,,st y S e ne,.a s HvS f. y ~
| f,7
, 1880-03-02

THE ASSETS or THE ESrAfE'
Among tho documents glcsl III tho Frebnto
Court yesterday morning wills one ot sosnn gcn-
cru tntnrcst. Jnn.mI,cl, ns II scts forth whit is
.t.,,,a, ~ ~ .,,' m,,.,4,, ,,sttfoD ,,r sovnroI
eta'1ieu W W 1ae '''"'lc'.t e"a"'t.oh ~
people quito wg!E knwn IN thls Glty. IL WIS Inc
petition of TprlA Iirctlhtl md Austin j. Doyle,
t,scc,tors of Dn,t Uttnrn, asking for III. nrt!rr
-, ,,,,,,o,,, Nv .oii ourtn;, - ,1,snrrato clntn,s
70 cotnpounu "F seh G'sFtn', uesfs"au e.at.s'
debts MID ucnlnntla, Whlch SAID clhaths, uepts'
ind demands show OIinrN's generosity to his
frinutls. aome OF whom lpatlptt him down with
.t,.,. .s,,a.
'as!f @ pape'' 49,,
Tho claiihst oto.. hto M !oltows' tho enaFaeto9
izlttou lung That Of tho executors:
Nnsr ~ EN,u A jb,eS,unsser. 500: iieccnsctl.
tns0iyet,t,
Mute 4, r. Harbour. $50; Mnkcr busotvent.
sI,solyOt,t,
Hote oasMu T. II. Hou|ey soo; @ s5u IL paHl u.lo to
nbtNtr bntntrs and tnterDst still duo; maker Ia
III sn1i,tfI,i sniyciicy,
Ettn .tutncs JufT, 4iO0: 1nnkcr ins0lyont.
Nnt0 Wiijium lI,,,itru $:aaj; 1ntlkcr inso'vont-
Eot,, .iniltes Holden, $500, unteI April 2, 1B77,
nnH dun i(yp yt.rn after .ltr; secured hy trust
iced on lat ID. Hublmr4l'B division, block ;sI
Schopi Scctio, Addition, subject to prlpr trust
s,prli Il, srclru tDtE}; doubtful il ni,ytug Gun
iW rcnllzetl on tho INTO duEtnY tho nEInsi,latrn-
, 1880-03-02
A HIGHER COURT,

NEW YonK, Aiarch LA yestry man named
Thompson has sued tho pastor anl Trustees
nf the West Iioboken Reformed Episcopal
Church for the price Of q carpet for which ko
i,ati become responsible md was compelled
to pay. Tho case was just restlmed III court,
when tho pastor, tho hey. d: MeFaAden,
nrose and exclalmcl:. Hold! hold! II the
voice from ahoyc, w';tul, h!,ta bio 10 stpp This
c,lse. II will bc removed to Il higher tribunal,
n'ld by dlreGtion a'9 atylce Of God, 1wills set.
to with tl'ls 'nan," pointing to Thompson,
Proceedings wero stoppetl, and u settlement
followed.
, 1880-03-02

ng am1 rrSe'ic" nG IN %
~ roa, 70 % 1n s" ~ nsss 81 se ~. ~.
ssrsts! Hill VIII % !sss!a!,E sd l!s!sst,!ss' !as
,,a ha'sMfsiM H5 w s 81 sn ae 'ss
r,,asfa,, mr f "u os ir r., x;iingr H. H.
,Si IL pf; ann n nrGws ,s, ,p"r!,e,pa,. ,,r
which also n.tnctcs considerable nftcnt,if1 and
discussion, nn "Th9 Action of l'y1,E'ti|c AcI.t
.hat 5 s n; Ssa I'd sanfel Ssr i s'tss* aa =
f%a Es ss @ !at ,se he sr' setaK % %o Y G' 'ake
. HIhlr'A NOTES:
n,pss',oa list evening 1t tho ''raory.
ktntc t,n reporter rcsfsrt'ay thnt tno Gnniil!t.
tso ,ssb ' t Maia MatsGrs ~ t M r! @
ut tho e to tler ss s
s nni: hu11rs. . inc Cialrm'is' fce"Sefa fFoth
Temporary 9a "s,' n "a ~ Hartmann, ,,,,n. ,ho
rcG,lis(t n,I.,ltrr nf ",l.sicsi ,,lrn, viii ic
mustered ii" tho serv,co next Thtlrst,ay hight
reRin.et. Tho slcet,o lei on of nsi,ccrs si In beo,,
ordered fnr week iroi, Thurs'iny evening, Tho
eoipaiy is 1t present lr,lor co,,linn1l Of Lieut.,
Jhe a1r honri n Officers OF the sGcoi,a Ncgin,ent
Ss"mi i Waba.l, S %vac. lsst light, Gai. oHrk
III UT cnmir Incrn WIZ t.u nnsittsss afs
sp sspay s s ' reset 70 tss .' fiat ssS,a
t'tNesa Mn' reYt!atinis" ss'hessstf1 tMn Mnsssas
Mspecttt niu tns'.it i, tne nilGt w.. ss ILL.,,
,,sri't NJ III" ainrt,n,, ftt",sc ,v1,ri, ti,n ni
| nrr,af,nnnn,,ts FIR fho rntortatnn,tnt Hr tho
1 HecDnI WrTimpnt nj, ii. i'ntrIck's inv viii bu
| pllt1t, Tho Gnyrr1ls,r nni the HdtutGnt. uc,,-
| cr7il hnyo Gcon invited to Uttptnl.
| 49,. ...-.
THE TEfE"hAfH TAS0IF. -
as announced in Il Telegram to TItE tTNtnuNE
from New York, published yesterday, tho Amer.
1cn1i Union Tcss9rnne Comt,ntly h,ts thsninH1
timtrn OHIO, and extending 10 ps,in!s IN Mnry-
iand, Vir9lril!. ohio. ln!t, and ls',lt,ls. horc-
l',ci|fc,. hut tcnlly by tho Western unlut,. An
Injunction WHY served W Frcslo'st nnrrett
rIstrilnlny tile lfso Of wrra put M
| hy the Atlantic &: pacitla, In 1s,sl
md 1877. md tho controversy ~ tn thnn fs thus
;ransfcrrc q tho c1rta, hut rs ~ tho oslors,
itmoro j. ohm to do With then Us It has 1uno
Cnnt,t't 10 questioned. The wGstcrn c1hls nf tho
| ak through wires between washington, i}.tt-
int.rc. frtl Chicago lire now In thu American
, 1880-03-02
THE COUNrY-BUIIDING.

THE Committee OH Public Charities will hold a
scsalun thts afternoon.
FOURTEEN marriago-liccnscs were issued yes
tortlay t1y tho County Clu,k.
Nit. Il, j. GALLOWAY. who hns III tho paat uC-
ceptnby fed tho position of C.lshter III tho
County Clrrk's ntltct, hnH been Klven tho posl-
t!on of Chief Tux deputy, y!co Mr.. Charlus Her
rick. Resigned.
sIIEMtrp FIELDING, Dt ItHotre County, Wlscnn-
Sin, ynAtcrtAy CALLED III tho County Jntl fur Uttu
tilskn, tl,,jl wilH bas hGen aerv'Hg Ul,t II JUL
aItellGp fNr larceny, nlil who Is wanted III lt.l-
elnU for hUuae- Drunkllg.
, 1880-03-02

NEW YonK, March 1.-Tho Order Of
United A,nalgalnated Carpenters, llnvIng
literally denounced Col. john Moore, stlper-
lrtentlcnt Of tho hotel In progress Oil Kocka-
way beach, the Colonel writes 10 suy Of his
carpenters, "tllat 05 per cent of them own
their own homes, antl ri per cent represent
morn yaluo III real estate than tho whole
Order of United A1nnlga,nated Carpenters
put together; and further, they nro MI real,
not Ideal, taxpayers. Their starvation ,
wnges l,ave for thts and Inst month exceeded
by $20 tho wagcs earned By thu snnle number
Of United An,algnMated Carpenters. The
only pnupcrs | have 1,aI were fr0ln Nrw
York md Its vicinity, who were applying far
m aslyance on their wages 10 keep their FAM
ilies from starying.n
, 1880-03-02

= AHIfF}1lk4IM. - =
In q township up tho Darling lt!ycr thero ls a
sl.lntter, drove him out to the statan to pru-
scribe for his aiuk oyersecr. 0oinE through a
l.,ul, Of cutie, s,!!l tho A9otor. liy unrgo,
"Whut tho M,lsci,lof ID you know about tho axo
ut hl,Iopks 7" rcsprteti tho owner. "Harp thore's
the bra,ll on htul," sad tho doctor. II. C. H."
, 1880-03-02
MILWAUKEE fLOURiNG-MiLtS.

6p<1M@ U19Palth 70 7Ht CH1tdVo 7fs1EHes
MILWAUKEE, Murch 1.--Abnut one-hnlf OF
the Aunring-mllls In this city nro still itllc,
owlns TO The fact, rs clai'ncd by tito milcrs,
TINT the prIco Of flour Ia from 10 to Is cents
Tho large stock whlcl. had accumulated last
full IL supposed to le pretty much exhausted,
aud butter market Id expected
, 1880-03-02
THE WEST PAIeKS.

ANNuAL lsEro1rrs.
s,oncra hcl'l II resu'ar 'neot'us It o'clock yea.
,sr ,pN.r md I, uresent I'll ] Observation-Disclosures, ~
Tho accrctury rcad tho unr,unl rcports of tho
officers Tic report Of tho President congrnsu-
iatc1 tho 1aoarrl on tho improvements which hnu
.,ccn ,n,ldo during tho past ycar, ala suggested
nsu nGon Rfeis,y yy, 1G.'cr" sontinn ~ ,n.,st
tn!'s'hS1orS tn isnr tv vcars an nlo in os,nv M
sts 81 It pss ss!: a',,s.la.iax r ss e.: it, sa; @
st tI bcarns sg '1s er esat w. St ae aoes sayns
,xI,i,,ft ennhlrI tho i!onrl to fund tGis lnrxt
t,0ntilY Indebtedness ut per cont per nnntan1,nt
tho sHtne tlmo onli!'if!lg tho hoard TO rcoe tho
nt ""nt,us s;SssS so pnyaSis wss sa years
bcurtug per cont per hnlINl. Tho b0nsls wGr0
sold nj ptr On tho day of tlor ssue July lsiu,
asa 'S "foS e SvS 5y sss stSpo taS
per cent lntorcst thercpn Inc lsoAru iiltt sHt.
% oioa gssnts ',f ~ tn ,n eet ~ ,hn {nris III
in'!eT!elness md ia6il!t. 4 tho nresSs1t ting:
VII tnus no seo NJ that toF % ~ ,ac1Sst 2, 1H:s
| Or ss g. Il III IN iso. rio r"per. vent IN 70 - NY ilat
tofc 9ns wol BE- retired W,n to- por9 f
. " .nG o. atpn. :"
9rK S. ~ ,%. s s 's , hs1ofn 1nfn 1o
MG'' to q so S noias ,' thoy Wild 10 rotiso There
gro" md the rsRort s!,KEcaea that y w M
H. r. TSa 1,,.cp't n p"a ~ ~. avot"a thn ,ntrtnn
e m9v snEh system nf soweras. w. around aS',
np Trs r. PATKs' tx ~ ny norS vab liz
Ms asc nn,;s tt y tnIt|t m VIII y, Hy sovor
ID Tao rap1rt p wa !5r n,xa1'tsd. H.. r,nor. nb,o,
nteletufs Muha .t a'a u1n m ,1tta
, 1880-03-02

= L04td0h EtdM19fT. -
We are informed Oh tho beat authority that
the German War Department y preparing, ~ a
sequel 10 the new Army bill, plaA for the de-
series Ut Ut evat tweuty forts, aftor tho stylo OF
, 1880-03-02
H0NORlNG A GERMAN POET.

M1IwAt,,rr' 1vis,. March Tho business
mart Of the city Is brilliantly illuminated to-
n[ght fl honor Of Frederick Won Dotlenstetlt,
the distinguished German poet now visiting
America. llo lectures here tomorrow aid
Thursday evenings.
, 1880-03-02


Special D.pateh to'The Chicago Trtbune
CEDAR NAlrps, H., March t.-Co1. !. n.
Preston, one of the leaders Of tho Iowa De-
lnocrncy, and nnoted attorney. is lying danger
ously Ill ut Ills homo In this city with llilnn,-
nation Of tho lJaln. Ills physician reports
that he cannot live LII morning.
, 1880-03-02

An Illinois sohuoltn!atrcss was unable to chas-
t1ao tho biggest 4lrl pupil, aud called iii II ynung
Hchnul VriIsou tn assist her. The Trustee found
ttat tho nt!o!Wler was his nwn sweetheart, but
hih senso IT duty tritlmphe1 nver bis 1nvo. n1lti
hp whipped tho Hrt. Nnt only lid this result IN
lttsinY him Il aWtothoArt, but her fnthoF sued
him Tor t1sinngca nnd got u vortl!ct for so.
, 1880-03-02

Tho Eldretge Sowing -aIachlne.-It leads
tie world, a,Ml Is the best f96 yat 70 buy.
, 1880-03-02

A correspondent from Muhonay City. Pa, says.
"bir J, ktat, of this city. suffered u 9rcat deal
with backache. kayo him bottle Of Ut. Jacobs
The ruincdy failed to euro hInl. Ily brought mo
tho money next day, stating TINT tho st.. Jucobs
Oil actpA wonderfully, relieving hasn Of ah palm
, 1880-03-02
THE BEATTIE MURDER.
Charles Campbell, the Cold-Bloodea
Assassin, Arraigned for Trial,
1Ie Objects to All Of tho Cook Comfy
judges Except A1cAlllstcr,
Who PeremptoriIy Declines to Try the
Case.

for the murder Of Fcnton Dcnttie, wns called.
Tho circumstances Of this murder arc fresh
In tho minds of al1, and need but u brief re-
' a,,,..'" " 3>pA. -, ~ n.s,.t .",.".,,'to ~"
evening ot Jaf'' ~ rs beattlc' Il fespectAole
colorctl man snEage'l III t,!o restaurant b''si-
FonrI , M' avcn,,e SS Se "'t was met INV v Cape
The latter IL n notorlol,s lt'np, ths property
oin oui." nventc l"ose.t.s. a',. ',, A""' ., ~
tho a @ u a wy I,i n'u NJ M aloM@ o fo]
| Tho unfortunate l3tsttttc Unopened along Mt
mi. moment. nit, the drunken sco,,udrc] ttc
i,sl,,,etl tint ];c;itle s|o,,iti naE III tic )ot,
nff""yE!,.g te e9a! .s Il! %t, VI -. " oata g I
Ca1npbcl i nj prolcc' d rcypiyc%r % liz yas poor fel
iow iitlr,ni it brst to cot,,,Ijy Will tia hc-
iiickg{l M tl,o Int nI reit,rilcu II TO Cnmi,-
XII n. ,rr,,i,stnsI III thnt II" hn,j nnth,r !" IN
With its faI. Witlnut further n,lb Caiupbeij
| drew rcveiver anti irei shot Wi'Ieh took
stnrfel tn r,1n. MD Cumpl,eii flrr,i
Tno rHn trnur,, p u M nj nitcy T in t}ia '' horso M
9i rs prS!sstrsss' whsrs l,,, hs 4',,c, to
f,amls;i iinttic Kclloc. and oil ic.yiiig tho
| house lio wi,s arrested hy CAPT. Ebursold Of
tho Xrmory Mlicc. Cnulphcil died MI ,o,lr
}utpr frtt1n ft1H j1FnntA Nf Tho Nl1Hf.
fh Tle % eri,I,e g.. wns s to culn,natIou mi Of serjcs
of os,trnEcs MD murders With wi,f:h Gil
en- cneo was niiitctcd ti,iriiis The Hist fcw weeks
of tl,c yenr. md p,lie gxcteii,ert WIS Erent.
il, session, nd OH tlio astl, four days after
| ti,e murder. w ' >"'0
cAurur.1. w,s tsn1crrn.
uc ,o,1o,sinr Inv T,ss hs ,yns ar,nenoa IN
plead, a!!d Il ilea Of mot guilty. Was cil-
lefeti. Ilc case whs set Tor tflhl on Tic sue.
GTg9s ig9rs, nyt - ;;nI n IT, lat,pG t'nt i n
Hot hn,i sM,,t,Ie,,i iiIuc In %Gch r. nrtSor" %
miflnsu' ~ %r' ",'a @ @Gnlacv !,.a .es WIZ E,I!Go un,
n' ntG ftnam es u p1;s@f 1 10 e,"r ~"
pientltsf anti tic oSly hops9a 10 ~ s' very weas s
Samlss ', Mo,fG' ~ waS s"Rpse,S til tHH NV, W.
iGsG w t;i f ~ n tn1 as 1pgaa ~ t 1gg
1re,cns fMer e n.y. w. f'nu 1 ngcne as9.
te'y ,aceotho!tG III 10 e. 1oF s aelaols M H. iossl
ply tmis ,nay SGt na to aeiese - set stp, nMtMt
s ICED 10 q dsisIass IS q J jadsS ID g to try
ahH eass; ::,;,rt ,.os.,,r,o, ,,or,tpn ron,,,,o,,
Sa"%s sGp up MS e = ',f" ot r4een ftof
f%r sn duck 'stass n' ress 4; yt5y r.
m;ts: aie mS uGsoMp1'tst @ " Suft ,, Ivy oy
i1s il!othor, ofotner, niln slstier-ll,-aw, i al!d
@ Tno %ow son. osS s,l lG. sncp d" to N1d d.
censen ncita'e als9 ocei'gn sents lIIsi.iG , t!lo
rail, nlltl tllo cnurt.roonl was liafkel VIII M
s' 'n1sresffeH ~ H.. n1lenfc m1 @ aDonf na!t o. Whon
wS:o o. c saIs eT facc; m ;no i9 Stnes gr Pr
ieinal1stend Masl,''fl,e' son 81 tllo aioll: ~
sa:i ~, MaSinnnthe' !n aha ny d. L. Jones, young
cosgre'1 a,I,a 1,1l'' ,nonco, Tint a., e,oto ,,.
really It} tg proce;Sa: II; 5e;, , ,,..,. .,.,,o,,
rou ciAsaE OF VENUE
, 1880-03-02

will mnko tho foulest watur perfectly sweet and
pllre. We hayo sold thom tho past twenty
yours, giving perfect satisfaction. ScAvoy &
Co., 40 State street.
, 1880-03-02

inter Octdn: "Iho host Is tho cheapest. No
ChesApys' &3 artificial toetb. for instance
, 1880-03-02

Hwcctucsa liNgoriu8 after sweetncss. Candies
for tho lAtifps bought ut DnWson's, I'll 8tato Ut,