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, 1880-06-17

TuF gold disbursements ut tho 6ub-Trcasury
yesterday amounted TO s:s'' 'ooc. ~
yesterday, mud rudcon,ctl $4,000.
f,i; oalso!s ,I.'a VI nts"nut "eso '"Fot'eo
=. @ wv oAA. N'e''e'9
THE intcEnAl-rosentao receipts yostertay foot-
x % :a snts % !5s ar o s WIZ saass ,St
aud Si,slo Tor bunr.
rnx l,oar,, OF Surgeons OF the Marine Hospital
sx,ti,aaion of ea.3,ttf i"r prom9fso; % IN ala
y 6s .Is i"af tx = SSSi'nRed f u nr!n vi M"f
q th'S ,n' r. r. I; H. H ressEe,i. sSI iG Ii VIZ
4; 1s1t 11 MGGorof. IL Ier VIII 4ea'e1 1or
I'M Following Is a lis, Of tho duttoble uoo1s
received II ~ Custom. ilu!!se yc4tertiay: F,w
III puekKes brandy; uro,nsucs l. Giirtch, 1W
Inrrcis ais. ioo Garrcls ainger ae; Chaplin i
9sSEs, p'Skax;ss lsl'or; g; y sns!dan ( c.,
st*ss ss 'c s rs Ss e. fes q RsTsssaf soSas
Collections s' *h",.'s. .. .,.,, :, ,,.... .,.,.
HsfSro !t N.;'nnI G9s'"sE iE Syne Il Tue tho
'Ghatlnssy \: ltoWet' weli KNOWN to iitt,t,, w
Thu sst hats w.ls @ taktn so.,stitrt, ko @ atsd thc
e osns l; Tssss g osSsrSs e LeY
s1h 1' T. i,, 4, M @ nr '"s amSf ~. sofcisr: of N",:
Tnrk. tho Gnf..nIi,,nts. VI H. tIrtmn,c"f. III.
sionn,n ~ w,,s ,s",nin,l fr y shnrt tl v,.ss.
div hit tlisejtaeti nnIh,ttr III my itnrfanf.e
T6t, inquiry viii au rnsu,11ei thjs nornInW. 3o
/ Tr,s census- enunlerAtorx arp stsll enumer,t-
lrK, ur, wherr they lny0. c,sed mp ttut puritan
ar their work. Art EDpy!nK tEiG FsltltH Itttn tEit
! proper hunks. FOR tho l'.tlutt nf the County
Clurk Gen: Wright IL ront'.lent that thu bulk
q tho work IN tho City will hn lil,ishca by
tho lust " thu Mtttk. NuthHX tutthDr hkH
, 1880-06-17
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.



Dunt1yurUy, w., ,tti,e 1B.--'rie eleventh
nnnual ,ncetlng Of tic Society Of tho Army
OF the 1'otoulpc took placu here to.tlay. Gun.
Philip S1lcrttla,,, Gel. Nelson a. Miles, anil
,nnuy other eminent soldiers nrrivetl tllts
inorll!ng. Thu veterans present n,tn'ber
about 400, anu iii Numbers, ~ III nther
thingsr the reunion il n success. The city IL
profusc1y decorated will, I'ags md bunting.
Special trains ca,ne from all directions,
bringing i'll hosts OF spectators. Tie number
Is estimated! ut ii, ,00O. The proceedings opened
this morning with Il procession compUscd OF
tho First Regiment NniioMnl Guards Of
Vermont, Veterans, bands, mid drum corps,
md marched t.rnugt the principal streets 10
the Howard Opera-ilousc, which WIS filed
to Its utmost capacity. Tile address of wcl-
COME was delivered by tho lion. Daniel
jsoDerts, 10 Which Daniel i. sickIes, rresl-
Potomac, responded: Next came i poem BY
joaquin Miller, brief and appropriate. Tho
prnslpn;i aal!sys M VIZ " aSiyersi Wts by tho Hon.
Att business meeting THIS afternoon lhe
following ull!eers were elected: President,
Gen. liorntto q. ,WriEht;, Xlce-presi,lrntss,
First rurps. f;en. ]o'nC; hob1nson;i sec9,ai'
Gs aiy "ff F sc SI'tj aiF FL Tower s,xt
Gen. .ta,nes II. Warner; Ninth, Gen. Mckfb.
len; Twelfth, Gen. William Logswelt; Guy.
nlry. Ten. Wllltam Wells; Treasurer, Cen
II. r. Mediation; KeeorIlitg Secretary, Col
|!"ratls tls, C Ktng d1 Corresponding Secretary
Hartford, Conn.,, wtls selected as tic place
| Of tho next meeting.
| William Winter, the orator and poet, was
| elected nh llon0rnry member.
tho latg Gen. fIeintzel,nan Wore adopted.
| Adjourned.
, 1880-06-17

The vlllage Trustees mot Tics1ny evening. An
ct1lnnncp was pnssed prssyl.ltrR for thu mug.
King OF tlogs Mr.. r. Powers wsia elected Trns-
ttrer and tho nntot.nt VI hLe bont plnc" ut $4o.
000. lscnorts taytiix l,ceu In crcuintinn tNi.-
corning tic Ind condition Of certain portions of
tho sewerage Of tho villnRe. nrs ~ &. 1lrng'lou,
lsa,tc ruolo. AMI 'l:ttwnrl II. Webster wora MP
pointed Commissioners tn Inquire Into tho teN.
erMEu Rysicm Mnl report na anon na 1,rnetieli,H.
'l,-lnttrfrw evening tho nxtrfscs t,crsliiGi,t 70
Commencement week will he opened ny tho
viii tu held In tho First Methodist Church.. Tho
following spcakers WI! nn!tear: Nnr%l 2 +. Jcnk, \;
IT. Ccssin, Misses E.'iih Atlslteknuf. c. I! atn1,o-
nun, ~ a. It'll, Lizzie 9nnu, ht,t1 Mnry tenllctt.
The Chicago Quartet Will furnish 1t,tlslc.
, 1880-06-17
THE H0MF0PATHS.

MILWAUKEE, Wls., june lo.-Ihe ftIlpof.
tant feature Of tho American Institute or
lIomcopntl,y to-day WINS tho paper Of DR..
nnrrt,I,-n ~ T,on,Inu Euvlanl ranresnntlnr
,eFI'ase, VI l.on'ol LnkiA', s 10y aspss 1'satet.1
me lloneopatnle ooc.ety VI ateas ntaa.a'
It UDposch ltberIllty 10 tho younger hlctn-
lers OF tho profession, and insisted OIL a
return to tho study Of tlle Orgunou Of 1lahne-
mann. i"at 'ipetnn.s WINS !s,,"as Iase ~ No ~ ~
attempted 10 aaDStltate esl'!ll'e's1't lof t'lo
principles OF Iiallnemann. Tiers was some
dissatisfaction OH ttle purt of tho libernf
.,I.s ~, ~, ~ .roaa',,rs .nu % ~ ia fnat;tnte
pMpel III t'o p!"eHeu'"hs VI .'o a..
, 1880-06-17
A BIsOIkEN LEG,

SERIOUS ACClnEkT III NIL WILLIAM Il. o1nKN.
A SERIOUS Accident happol,o4 ytsterday aster-
noon 70 Dir. William l.. 0Rslen. the CASHIER ot
l'ltE Tribune Company. liu WIS driving span
at horaes, accompanied by Mr. IGnry, Ut tho
New York IftrId. Whllu Oh Michigan aveutlo,
near Twelty-seooud street. tho right torwurd
wheel oaulo ol, aud the horses. somewhat
stArtle4 by this. atartcd on brisk run. Dir.
Ovien rrta!uGd hIs geat in the cur
raay0 tor u abort distance, still hnlti-
!nk on r., to tho rctIi.. m hut somewhere
thn,wI. Or foil. u jutnInal ont. striking, tho
arYuna With Kse4t torso WITH the fixht kn9o.
blow was such that both bones wore 4rokun b0-
low the knee Fulttng oYfr IN 70 hla fasc. he
l!tse, which, though palm ul, aru not sorious.
lls WV takon il!tu a1sss s' % near by whoro M
and made IN examination which !tas him ~ be.
liosg that there Were ~ Internal lnjMries. The
owing 10 ita happening at 70 Nnfortu unato q
tiiuo when hot wcather Is coming on, 1t Will
, 1880-06-17

MAY WHEAT.

TnYIN0 70 RErrI.E ITg yALUE
,."'''.., 49, ",... -" w .. ....'",.,
an ad1otfhea meeting OF INC Spcelai Con-
na!,tce appointed to arbitratc In tho casc Of
u.,sey Go w. , irn o. 49, wns af'a
W, n..e. ILL.,, -, '.u ~. =.
taAnheet iia'I, tho cnalFitah. staeu tnat tno
Committee Ind l'uen appointed ui,d6r Rule II,
in accordanco with tho request OF iuu,sey &
(,o. md irwin 4 co. to itston to oytt,onco and
1,. !ietu!!nina tho price ot NO. spring ~noat on
sa% u; ,,,..,o.s ,,,,os ,u,. .,r 7,,.a,,,,,,,,
& & s ".tnus , Ge" @ @ mao VI ~ u r. i ~,
Mnn aatu nl6 IoMSsI hss metn - ct.!n aAu t tEo
htKaest ~ si;!hss; SoaG tno tatter part y! tno
,,t,1,n!1 sp rt. & snN ~ TX RoI r.,st M ~ nsn,, @
uilitl!en auFine, tno 'nontns tnp "}Mess ttco
WIS M me aast aay nf tno !hoMtn. Ia9 esu iot
rcncnnter tnaG ny sn!u M1,H WheHt ~, ~ tTWu ~
ss,a sonle Nu. = WneAt ~ MMy ~ osH ucnte. VIZ
, 1880-06-17

SWeH1t I71sIN1tEH 70 1He 1R1e1190 31UHHt@
SrnIHGFlEl.D, ILL.,, .Iume lG.-TtOnas
Strowbridge, n wealthy bnchelor farmer IT.
siding near this city, sltet II fow days since,
leaving nn cstnts valued ut s75,000. After
ftw tritling bequusts 10 Mep!,aws and nleccs.
WHO aro NIL we'll provided for, tho residue Of
Ills estate IL heQueathetl, ST. 600 each to tho
Presbyterian ;a.,d Baptist Churches OF this
city, $1,000 to tho Methodist Church, 81, 600
to tho Ccntra! Illinois Methodist Conferences,
tho salne to tho Springfield l'resbytery, md
luis, tic i,lcoia to l'.y for preachtng In this
city nn annunl sermon ill., enGl nf these
churches VI, tho subject Of "T'ho Glory of
Jesus III tho lte,lee,nor niut Savior 9f Mn.,.
Methodist Missionary SocIuly Of lllt,,ois Tor
work III India, ind Sl0,0tN as MI endowment
fund for tho llnne ut the Frlentless ~ this
city. There will be no contest Of tho will.
, 1880-06-17

u
The wedding ut Miss Enl,ly H. Mnllin, tlat'Eh"
Ter Of O. u. Mullltl, Esq.. n prominent Chicngo
yesscl-uwncr, and Nr. James Maxwell, Of this
city, took plnce last evening Mt tho residence of
tho brlde's parents. No. 4s9 North In Snllo
street. Tho parIsIrs Ut tho hD1,Be were tnetefuy
iccorutcti with flowers nutl tropical plants aud
presented II hrilliant appearance. i massive
t!or,l l,ell was suspended between tho windows.
under which the ceremony waR performed and
Il beautiful horseshoe hung over tho
folding doors. AT hulf pnst 8 o'clock
!hn brislAl purity mnrehes into tho pnrlor IN iho
pl1,c,n, and Alfred Muliin, brothor nt tho bride,
tlsherS; tho hr!dcs mother and the KrUota; tho
bride lcnnlllk on tho nrtn uf her. fntheF. Tho
ceremony wins performed by tho foE. Dr. ltt,w-
wins lurtse number If quests present, tt'l.ny
being from out 1T tho city, nMA THO list Of rrcs-
ciltH was m extended ono. Tho bride WIS 1T
tired iii II crcain-COlDrel e0tln drGs6, grunge
blossoms. and britlal veil, md appropriate lew
cago
KIRTLANn-WAnkEH.
4 quiet wedding took plncc lust eyoninE ut thn
resT'letGa Of II. u. Warner, EAq. No. lElt Carroll
avenue, the w4rt!es to tho contract being h!s
tluughtcr, Miss Frnnkio Warncr, and Mr; Will
tho relatives and intimate friends VI tho y6unK
cuuple wore present. anl tho ceremony Wns per-
formed at 3 o'clock by the Rev. +. i. Ii0rln,
pastor OF tho iIalstcl Street Metlo.
t chrsh Aftsr the inptal t knS
Ot Il tine wGtisE -aupper, antl tho bride atlti
Hruola received earliest congratulations anl
bust Wishes fran their friends during tho ever,-
Ing. They were nlsu tilnGu the recipients Of y
h1rS. Kirt!and will take up tholr pormanont resi-
tGCcG In this city.
, 1880-06-17

m. Johuson VI. Brown, Adam l. Co.; af"
10. Moss VI. Moss; snfnn or.icr. ....
H. Haitian ct III. ~. 1inthn OF ILL.,; A9tnD n!slers
4; simpson w. oAr''ncr; rnvorscd and 70"
%. nlnot vs. EIgcnmnn. Admir- 4 CO; affirmed.
Thn cohis it, Tx TS Mo1'Ga rsAsnTS ~ e.
sr' sfs nv %a|kef |ses ana % Fl ~"
81. sntno vs. Atch'nsou. OF MI; reversed and
II. Goouey, ot nj, VI. Town Of 11art,and: af-
PETITIONS ron nrHRAnrNo.
10. Fnrwell ot al VI. Harding: ninrmcd.
". Darst ~. 1,attm, rcvorscd and rctuanded.
cIyIL DOCKET, MAtsCts. 1890.
OF, R,,ascil OF nj. Va. Madden: affirmed. .-.
40. uhnn, administrative. etc.. ct ai. Va. uanu;
afflrtnGtt. .
lGt. q. &g. ". II. Il. vs.. narrctt; affirmed.
4 cnss of thrty-three sti,dents Is bolns OK
nn,lned by tho Appellate Court to.day.
AppEL14ATE COUnT-sECoSD DIS
TN1CT l'ltOCEEn1NGs.
sptttat Dlspateh to 7ne Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, June lG.-'rlo Appellate
Court, Second District, nlst pursuant to I'd
journnent.
l3l. Noveraed md remandod.
> 4eo. Motion allowed.
bl5. Continued.
TIT. Motion for ten days allowed.
Ell. sa,nc, tivo dnys.
30. Sumo, twenty [lve days,
5Es. Motion by appellee for ruo onnppciant to
filo new appeal bond.
5ls. Motion for. ti,no to file briefs and ao.
strNcta.
b7.. Motion for lcave to die additional brief Of
appollant;; !appcA;nnce Of William flotchor OIL
Up, Nation by appellant for extension OF time
to Tile record, abstract, and brlcf.
ord. atstrlct, and briefs, mud Tor continuation.
I'll. Motion for cxtenston Of time to nlc rec
ortt. abstract, and hrlefa.
57l. Appellant moves for leave to flle nddl-
tionnt bflers within two weeks.
GiH. Motion by appellant for extension OF tim0
to ilto ahatrdcts, md briefs.
45l. Motion for further oItension Of time to
hi. Motion TO dis1r,.as appeal.
h46. Motion by nppol]ant for tfsno to lilo rec
ord. abstract, anu brief. and for continuance.
57i. siotion for time to nte briefs.
6s3. Eamo; motion allowed for twonty days
570. Motion by defendant In error to dismiss
writ for want Of Jurisdiction.
1885. Mutton BY appellant for five days add-
nonnl time to Mo abstracts and briefs.
Ra. Motion by Rppcllccs for continuance.
! 587. Same motion by appellant.
bt5. Continued thirty days tfmo.
65!. Time to twenty-four.
| ts5. 6amo.
5aa. Continued thirty days time.
III: Ti,ne to illc abstfacts, briefs, and record,
twenty dnys.
s' 5s'. Sio' Timo twenty days.
, 1880-06-17

cral Mli,ltc business The - reF Gent @ shat LILO tho
held a'y tho Democratic c'l,xrcss a1Ml tho mnt.ey
c.Mlng n frtl'n inc E;ncrl pts toKa'nSe ,;,. t,a
oillce; Thnts fho lung md short e u. ! nnsc
hHCct MI n!nG taa noEss w, wi'n IN, ,hnt FSc W.
bn time Wntt' :nlhla;ssate mlG. "!1n ,.s LINZ y"
ccs,ln.t nifot11 to atni, the c,!1rts ~ !0hE ~
hast q llnr nt h't,h,y II, spent ~ 'neln, tn'nEn
ahtl tho Attnrney.tieuerai wn.i!a ,, nnvG 'ns
t'sd % me- H''t , inst see IT, w"1 ,.ircss ws ~ ,'e m
the nHect Of sthnplhR tno Mus!nesH " Mie
co,,rts hrrs, tn fnls Ereat coiiMeroial een.
trnl tt1llll haye hi,n MrnmR ntt,a. ~, ~.
document out OF II tof tlie atn!!itl@it.' @ lrty "
nll!ly on the Det1incfata III enkFessi & "n"fv "n,s u
lelofaE oat H. Wnat hs ,o @ ~ "y Il. x~s frHn,
ln1 c9ln cHtetnute y. "n3s eee ~ ~ 10 ,tun. M
HW to sn court anu Jury c1scs nave uce1
, 1880-06-17
WHEATON COLLEGE.
Tho Examination md Annual Com.
nloncerment ut This Educational In~

Inc aam.n.'1 y. n,,,, 9 ,..an.an % ~"
n.,.a.:e'' nsSmce'men' Ut All" 1souca''"''"1 III"
Special Dt.pateh to Tbs cateaeo Tribune.
tons Of Wheaton Collcee commenced on
'rhmrsfiav of Inst wcel1, nnl concImfled Mon
tho part Of students fully up to the usual
standard. The 1sliolan and I3ettiunian So
clothes held their usual Interesting o,iniyer-
saEy eHerctses Ky, oh rl'aay MIu na.atuas eyen, ,,
iHgs. Tho bnecaiauroato sermon WIS preached
OIL tho Sabbath by Prot. G. A. blanchard;
the farewell address to the senior class being
sNen ~ g., toi .,.... ~ r n 't \, uIo n,..,e'
lessor III inc INSTITUTION ffeslttclit slanch-
ard WINS absent, owing to n prolonged slick
ness, from which lle Ind not sufficiently re-
rr.s.i,ss .,.,,t.,,s ,tt,,.,,oJ tl,n i,,t.ros+,,.
oiohuay o'ch'ilE "'t.tesse" ut9 1H1'estn'h
gtauua1lns eSefoises ol tAo se1ut pfopaaA- UT
tory class, Numbering twenty-tllree. The
H,Iams n. RI. nnrnum. A. r. .1ohn-
ggton, ,rx 9: + H9s9s, ,,,vihE "; E. Fil'qq,ore.
L NJ n HgrTe't F. tatt..ea,, - .. un'ik'Gns u to.rJ r.
A.. Atwoa; @ nGattGe f.n h1He, iia 11,p iS o1sv ~;
aaIu. FL" =: % GnEs tn, Sut fnt.n nny Gn,yy
SoEoffmt;n, S ffatIis, Wafust - "rsf.,' Nasl carra
e a attle st T. o' ror'ar Fsq Min,s ~ 1s \ oMnl oaIe
Ine EGln Ufcnestra isiraislae9 .1 ule mfsc: n:s
rue anhtai hieGtln9 9a tho noaIa VI !l1s aiMs-
tecs Was he.a ~ IL neioeR @tMesuay, @ seVell-
Teen u tilo tWenty iauhtgcs 9e!.g ~ HlIeau1
endowment iuilas 1lnoslisin9 70 sss, 1:v,.,
)nulcaously inVeslea y sums mot e1eniter eni. III
NY easc t1an ~ S''la4, aa pGas1tnK ,1a4Ksut
rGnsoinnae average In rpm to "a III, " y, &
halH,: ol dgnnslt. StW. Inc leeeinls J.. OF ~ u,e
institut10tl CURING lug ycaI aiiat'unEu ~ S!u,,
HEasi. tiot I'll; y, a.. nla.ict,,:lm Mas eaevt;su
III tsTs ~ h III sbI.ct Sf edf @ sa
nary ~ e9Mllecll9h WltM 5he eoitggo WIS
nnuGf!engthy ahI iasnrahlo Goaslaeah,t9,il.
, 1880-06-17

TME Department Ut FmblG Works adyefdseA
tu-dAy for 4.uu1UU sewer bFiuk.
THE Treasurer yesterday received Ea,0l4 from
tha Wuter department and Sai7 from the Col.
atGtnr.
:, USE ut tue May0r'a pet Communsts has
1al!c and bis name ID Maurto9 l3uwlss, ilo wns
yesterday removed ~ Workshop Inspector, aud
, 1880-06-17
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.

Drawings have always occurred on Wc1nes-
day, June NJ. Quietly and regularly oyery
month this Company distributes Its pr!xes.: Now
IL tho tfEno tn invest Tickets only 81. and mny
draw prizo ranging from s10,000 down to el0,
amounting to 9t1*, 100. Remit To 1t. II. Noartl-
man, .ter-Jos4nul building. 1.oulsyillo, KY,
or samo Ut Noe+ a)7 and aoQ Ueoadway, New
York.
, 1880-06-17
PROBATE COURT,

In the estate ot Philip n. Gould, the will
was proven ind admitted 10 probate. nnd let
ters testameuMry were issued tt Oliver II.
Horton. The estate ls valued ut about
$4,000.
Iii tho estnte OF Joseph II. Alexander,
,nloF @ estofy et s ststs WsFS Yat%s isft
ut about $GUO.
, 1880-06-17

Indlgcarlon dyBpapa,z, nervous prostitution,
nnl AlI forms OF 9119tnl debility rcliBydsl Dy tax
preparation OF beot containing tts enttFe nutsl-
tLous properties y Y not tnsso stiln,@ant ltkc
fQrpo-1snerutfnx, and lifo- taffnX propert!e4;
lsluya1uabla In III enfeebiod conditions, whether
, 1880-06-17

ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.
OTTAWA, Ill, juno la,-1m tho Supreme
Court Ut tAe Northern Grand Division Ut H.
inols opinions have tLls lay been tlled In the
following tA4scs: ....
: Apv1snAfNF DOCKET, MARCH TERM, 1Sao.
NJ. s. PesFy VI. Carmichael; reversed and TO-
.. Leopola ys. Krause; reversed and re.
1pauded.
eoAt1uG,
, 1880-06-17
COAL,

P1rrsuuRo, Pa., Jpl,e le-Coal shipments
fron. this port OH tllet present risa: CinelM.
init, SO7 burgess, NJ 4ats, I,0l3 200 bushels;
lAoulsy!lle, III bargez II ilats, 81 bouts. s,47o,
, 1880-06-17

Uuy tho President Lawn Mnwef, latest I'M
proved aud host, uortlcu. .Selleek Il TO- " L&ko-st,
, 1880-06-17

6uPKn1oR HT-Cs,NfEssluxs-F.F T. L. DasSo
ct ii Y. retur mud Matthias Kenth, $.*sasa
1up0E GAMf-fsEael w. Dodge V. George 8.
1acks.,n uni D, ID. Morris, &$Il.2.6,
'Cl1tCutT EOUHr-{haNyEAslNNs- liar.
lev Y. IInlyer Julius Ludwig .Wt1e, t. ILL., 1s--F
A. Gus V. Auson IL. Trllesduil, 4iaa.80.
, 1880-06-17

Teachers, authors, and oth0rs Of eelentary
halJlt4 highly prtx4 Mali lltt9rs.
, 1880-06-17
TIE CITY.


H-9,rrts
Tnr Rev. an,l Mrs $, pcshnlI, london. En-
plnh"' hfa inomhs 'hb"s' Ae''"' oe~l"'f "'o
at the Grntt' 1h'lfc
.,. r ,i,n v,,r,f 1trI,tat 1ns,tIuurn f,ntnunny.
Is in tho city. I, guest of lsrcorler 1lrockwny.
t'o" war Reluctantly "ceeptea oy Nr. Palmer.
nun'Ishr Gu of thn iinmv,iIc lin, Fit, was IL iho
p.r xn.,rr'i,r ~ md ,,rhusc in nrc fWr iinst.
~ e''''1'' -..-.--, .,>.u.., .r
Man"ssc. se"fi a,,ifei"n ii Msitt; sircct tfntnuSk
''nEl ~ Mns; % u; a; H. :. ogstess n 81; b maroa,er,
ia. tn, IT,, M,so: s s. D. m H., a.77 - 49,"
W. j. rnr1usaAxx md 81. Monalyn. Yoke.
hnnn: japan; AZ, md srs: Alley. J.: ure1h an9
r. w McGowsn sa,,nn E!nel 'l sn41 hsD!!a; Grs: ~
Daxyaiy, I.oniot,, Enxlanu are ut thu Palmer.
ANryrtsu If ttusu interested In forming
~ s'taf Ss, ya'lpn WI Mr. G
Mi!s rrn,i ~ cahnnstiys pnrSr, " e.. ~ ~ ne rG!es
lapn "kc IT. son9 ~ s lssthn xne n prKen Il I'm sSnn n
nounced TINT tho ehartcr ior fllp propoaea Asso-
cIntton WIS expected In few 1ays'
hns sen tnkya i cnk3x to the fe,1na fe.a
ax moH nft.rnopn n TIC Excc1,tvc Committee havinE
Hhcrmnn Ijn1sc. Th1, Exchnt,rc will Comprise
Illinois and lna.nt, aud 4! Eenei1ii t,ettinx inr
permanent Organization will bc held ut tic sher-
mil House ~ ~ "el'ck tnh '"ot'''.S.
M \; G%sss to is GeoF' ,n'''s nrEsnftsnE taIs
r,mJ st. LU,IIs WIS ut the Grind Pacific ycser-
tlay. ile rrports, Tho st. Louis ~cathor 80 net
CGiclyt, s iho iicGst ,iild eov!cst plnce In sum-
incr il tho United staics. lie always comes here
at fhfs BENSON t,f tho wear Il, rcctipcrn1e.
s,s.,.,. -, a., ,v.a, s,,,,o ,,.at ~ mn,
IitE eueWnKs on to S MSaI I,Gg mG@ f a.r1ts ~ n
nrr III satnHtnl nn t,. n o ioI,, au ~
~ ,,nrst, ,nvuri,tr. ~nnriv fhn rI,tirr rrt,snnt
, 1880-06-17

White, soft, aud yelysty hands follow the uso
| OF Cuticllra Medicinal HUAp.
, 1880-06-17

ltAsKELf,-EvON8-fn wtnnetnks, nj thc hor,a =,
A. T. cnprun, Esqt bY tho Ae! Almc1n tlijGHrt im} y
Is Mr Mnnny It. linsknll and llCaGn A. Eytna .iIW
HlreatOr, III, ""ot
.DAN1ELs-ELKiNs- On the evening Of aaturd,r
29ai Cn!nnct-av ~ the tar Hroukn iieriosG' MsU::
kato Elxtns md Edwin +. Dsn!8la. No caIts ''1's
, 1880-06-17
UNITED STATES COURTS.

.
The Royal Baking Powder Company flied
q bill yesterday against Peter AfcQuadu and
Marvin 8. Morris, To restrain them from In
trlnglng Its trt.iu lnlrk Of "Royal lsaklng
Powder" In connection with thu woottcut
Ut uan Of bnklng powder, by the usu Ut the
wonls "Loya! baking Powder, and a
uim.iu n will tho slesip1, 10 Initiate complain,
nnt's tra,lo mark Us clUscly as possible, With
out actually copying It..
, 1880-06-17

the result OF exhaustion. nervous pr,s,rntson
ovtrwork, nr nc,te tlf.ehsc rnrttciiiurIv II pt,
F1lflflE from pulmonary tntnplnIntH Its,va,,
lfnznrs1 4 Co., TroprIoturs, Now York FHr III,
by ttriIgKista ~ "a'o
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-02-05

There are now fifty girls among the
students ct Cornell University, and
thirteen TIL them are freshmen. Mich
.igan University has f34 women stu-
iGienta, aiitl lis President says Of the ax-
'periment of educating the sexes To-
Igether: After our nine years expert
lence in co-education, we have become
ESQ accustomed to see women take up
|any kind of a university work, carry ii
/ on successfully, graduate in good
health, cause no embarrassment in the
administration of the institution, and
sawaken no especial solicitude in the
minds q heir friends or their teach.
] ers, that .nany of the theoretical dis
lcussions of co-education, by those who
have had no opportunity to examine
it carefully, read strangely to us here
ION the ground
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-02-05
The DeN1n-TGte OF

Our country is getting to be fearful
Ply alarming, the average of life being
Ilessened every year, without any rea-
Isonable cause, death resulting general
lily from the most insignificant origin
lat this season Of the year especially
Ia cold is such a common thing that in
the hurry of every day life we are apt
Ito overlook the dangers attending il
land often find too late, that a Fever
for Lung trouble has already set in
Thousands lose their lives in this way
ieyery winter, while had Boschee's Ger.
mann Syrup been taken, a cure woulG
Ihave resulted, and a large bill from {
doctor been avoided. For ali diseas
les of the Throat and Lungs, Boschee'!
German Syrup has proven itself to bt
! the greatest discovery of it's kind il
medicine. Every Druggist in this
scountry will tell you of it's wonderful
Seffect. Over $4,000 bottles sold las
1 year without single failure known.
47y1eoW.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-02-05

ST JACOBS OIL cures Rheumatism
|of this am convinced. For two years
II suffered with rheumatism in my lef
shoulder and right arm, and last fall
Twas incapable of attending to my du
tiles, and lay many a night unable tt
sleep on account of terrible pains. A
few weeks ago a severe attack of this
trouble struck me, and this time con
Icluded to try the ST. JACOBS OIL,
must acknowledge, with but little con
sidence in it's merits. | freely confes.
sthat the result has completely aston
aished me. The first application reliev
led the pain very materially. and tht
continued use of only two bottles ha:
completely cured me of this chronic
sevil, and that, after the most eminen-
physicians and their prescriptions hae
3been Of no avail. I therefore consider
lit duty to publish the above for the
benefit of all sufferers with Rheuma.
Itfsm and kindred complaints.
G. A. HEILMAN,
Editor Republican, Pittsburg, Pa.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-02-05

said they had some coolies aboard.
|and that they look just like anes,8
y hose same coolies have q laundry in
,Siiisinnati, have grown rich, fourth
Igoid watches and put on style call same
las Mclean man." were on visit to
the " fiowery kingdom" but intend re-
turning to Cincinnati. In point of in
|telligence and general appearance those
;Chlnamen are as much above the Ctes
las those Indians are above dumb
|brutes. The Indians come around ey-
|ery train to beg of the passengers.
May give a grunt of satisfaction if the
'glft pleases them, but never make the
least acknowledgement for favors re-,
Icelved. Gould one of those begging
sthleylng squaUs be set down in your
|city, clothed in filthy tatters, with
front hair in "bangs" they call it
6 modoc" in this state-back hair un-
confined and uncombed, as we saw
them, [ think the Kenosha belle
would not consider hair a la modoc''
ian indication Of refinement. [ see I
am at the end of the sheet, and must
sclose, with our best wishes to all
Friends.
Very respectfully,
Mrs. JOHN SAUBER.
Cana, Butte county, California.