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, 1880-11-18

TnE gold disbursements at tho sub-rreasury
ycaturslny wtro S15,uu.
TME Esup.Treas,lry redeemed $ls. COO IN silver
yesterday atll paid uut eiU,ooJ.
TME .ntnrna..rovonuu recospta yesterday ut
Collector Ilaryoy's ollcu amounted 10 5.s1s. Ut
which 81. lt was for tax.uA!l eplrtts, &J2i3 fur
tuttAccu Ad clRaTs, und $ss!sa for beer.
IHE fo!awtl,1 IL II list Ut tho ,lutEnDle goods
ruco!vetl ut tho clstuln-t t0use ylsteTtHy; fttW-
icr lIr0s., 3U sucks suit; Il. j. s. U. II. l}uker,
NV -slek4 salt; MrCnIlDy & Niles, 3blxeR KItAs;
tUrs:hn y ltIhn3. II ultscs Gruekery; EtEn MI.
tllnlal Watch cuWpauy. eAse Greh,kury: Wilson
jir4,s.. = usssus merchandise; N. Wright g. Eo.,
r,lsu hArslwnr0; fela+ Letter l. TO-, cilss silks
a1al u Gases tplton gsIals; Cunningham y Hun.
ter 1. drums init citaks cn!iatic.ssliu u xtsi-
lsl:; da!m'an \ k!nK 2olns;.sIxh,b pirrs 1.a,!dy:
Uhrich, Ol larrels niui lhlwl!er & Hunts. / uur
lmrluy; urduE i. T. G. f. hLkur. luI sacks sHst:
Grurii,Ilca s. uhslch, . cuHus et4Arst Irahnln
1tsfs, Il Co.. II eslst4 ea5enia! OIL; 1n.llA Htnin
4 Cu., tAID !i-c4yk Irish whisky; .. 81. Living.
ttuiI g. TO-, . cases nGttlrA. rtc.: fitHtMvO
k,lecht, | tuxu hllrlware; ". lIsArIIwuck, l
cusk WING; Shcldun l. TO-, u cAsks VIM: J. 4.
lteiny s. Ets., Gused bpaks: k0l!saHl j. Co.,
eIs., xvpl,yr wool y. y: ilo.dt c4so dry sotl.;
clcs: kle,wvnkanp i 0ownn, ! r.sso U; 4oods;
!. 81: Aubrey, Asunt. " tuses d1lta; Western
Hup1ay. School publtahtux Company. u halos
, 1880-11-18
representation hy proxy aud person Of ;ss ut tho
Convention.
il. nt,swor to questions tho Secretary statc,a

THE INDEBTEDNESS or rliE ASSOCIATION
lllctirrcd l,y 1anrs WIS sitA& In tho case y Mr.
Icnty. ant tho sao 'ti,n',,t IN si!e S.,: ~ =. u
s;T hut II i,,ul bum '!cc1dcl Tint tlIa II'stclts.i-
ilcss lny lmtwcsn her md Mr. .Ia!llcs; After
s"s III stcss'ut ' II = ror r' "niii % Oh c"s, ea,Sr
nnIi ~ debts wcro PAT" In tho order "r the'r
tho sa,erintens,!t sss u u ao inwny SaIi soryIra
nun issi r,ietGi to tnG cfrgn NJ thy lh'Itl* Of
II tGo Ass,Icasiun tstnl tho staiu,,lcf,t 1T tho
itut lilo ut,lo,int tnkcn nntl turn i nssr e the
prosecute ille cnsn to tho hitter end.
=" IN, this 2 resolution wns t.tlerHl tn the Ct;
fcst tint W " aes the t ,efat1T @ nn, y1,,,
Ind n,rn nwny with MlMut $i.AD 0f IT, futMls,
l,c cxrclr'l frtin tho Ass0catlnli. mt, nst' ttnt
Committee. wtIaxc duty it WIS to luok nfer thu
ttltNnecs. io ccs1N'!rc, for liis Krss neuleet II
y "n lie, c GHsle! ; t ..o s,pfI,n; To- a
by tho Association to ,lts.llss tlIusn two mc!s
ftnm tho service. T'',ia resolution wis nunnI-
Ti,o Committee oil Tntai MID Permanent. D,sds
hIlity r1rortcd III a!terh cnsrs which lnti hcrn
hrsht % .c!r n,'t!sc: after which tho Associ'-
nstrrii'or. M Messss. L. !. Frsash. Il &. jaskst,
cnt q 1t III II. iiawaS i; ~ M"i orSiro @rre nppnte
Ia net nr tl.o special Committee which t,',I been
,r,thurtHctl to scttlc up t!ln lanca tefMlcttin1.
1nnslcnt Disability. whtc, hui! lrcn rcntl ut t!D
MoFsl!n9 se4s!l,, WA ncccrtca, A,nl tliu cnscs
ne; %sah u = IL ta*H III " svex 5 tss o Sss"aatton q"
WIS CHILLED to ot1cr n1ni. n thrro wis dis
c.issin,t III tho mnnncr Of ntorti.lH tho state
c,nlrler. rruyttletl by tho Committee. It w.s
nluptct.. and decided to
LOCATE THE MAia urriCE IN rlt1s CITY.
a,ut ta put It ~ chargo vt tho Viec.prcslcnt OF
shg sixth District. u,.,. ~.
, 1880-11-18


GElsT11: SPENCE WINS discharged from tue
House Of tho Good Shepherd on habeas corpus.
IllE ufanu '!urs neaF'tt t"tlits e"ses. "nu 4uuH1
eleven true bslls' TWO ot WHICH 1noS se'ofneo
=, .,.a ,,,,. H., ,,os ,,,ao
,a ~ a. aS ~ sss y. s,, ,,or NV aScn ,5 ana
u" nIeRcs as - !aot " 10 my NY @ a .ha
positions within his sift.
,ruu,, ,ro ~ nr,.o,,t n, ,,,raora r., m, fonn.
h1E Nsn - -. lst s'.sJ - ~ .uu
n oa tnon, trtai Tf'ina III ,,,r. senereS ~
w. H. Ft.', host". ~, T,,,n ,' " eea'' VI
As TIE Inst 0ranl Jury did not visit tho Ponr-
1kuusu md lns.ne Asylum ut Jefferson, it has
lieen B,IEgcs1cd thlt tue present ne 10 so, atl
they viii II they Eut through shoir work bof0ro
tho ond OF tho ler,ll.
TIE ce'S1hACTthis.
The Joint Committee on Public isniEulnEs hnu
Public fcrv!eo helt meeting, commissioner
1iMrllns ~ tho chair
The cst!lhito or 1,hofnas y nrlen fOr pinater.
1hk un tue new CoHft.slallSC. NHlhtlHtll!E u
S1,Op0 HllK reCniltnlol1uGi! Tor payment Anu nlsr
, 1880-11-18
M,pcr; MosnlMrk L Humphrey, u, drums cn,ls-
ttc.so.ln, ~ bnrrpls aotiA-nsh. Tho COLLECTIONS
tHnru klt.AN
AN 1ITxiCTION BET.


THE IoSEt p1kSs'',' ,rxr"v "'' "''''''''' "'""
MoSkEf' ,,r..r,,,
any or l"o auhse'ta'lb ~ N"''~ ''h .N!n
USt. Karo ttlD particulars 0t Ill extraordinary
election wager yhtcl, Ind bur,, t,tn,sr brtwcnl,n
},cpul,tts,,u u,,tl 1lr,nogrut IT lilo Fifteenth
Wnr,,. l,y whirt, the latter, In consequence nr
t.,n .,,n,.vkts r,iurp IN In, tlcrtr,l lu..ltltnt
t''.., H." ,sr ,n,,I T., rr,,n,r ut nm wtli ~
!oh1a .,',,'. n;. nu." ,.', ."J w.. y.
,,.ct Inn ,thor rnt If TIM cut71
-. II, holi II, tl,o 1Ir,,u1lIrn,,,
" ~ e' .:,,. ~ ~" .,'.,.,"
VINO, insaner w,s purt" ~ @ ~" :" I"o G.,u ,r
fttl rcalsHi of lilo tnblra,' hy lho l'"nl'ctIon Ut
music III lilo s:,npu or II hAnt1.orEIn. This
,,rn..t ,, lin ,,nf,rtn,,nt" tct,,,rrnt rns #, in
III WANNA In strn,,ts ~ ~, rxhiGtti, ,,r tho
i,'tnr r,,iiw ni,i fitIIitr r h"ttMr HIM, jcn.
sr,,t r m tl;o i;a:,o,l ti'cct!.,,, "''''
,ips r sSysr Ia ";s ] 4ter III e,4 ssS1 W. .i hGs ss
~ ~ ~! sbni'I iii ,,vtr,,i. in, lnn'.s ,i,mt lt,r
,.,.,, @ " ,,,"t .",., NV V,,rk Gtnt,, mi lin
,r t,,,mfrv II, ,n, ,n,ocrii, md IN. rrfl,s,Yi
=, iietn. f., tito .fn. t,1s,tt, lint in r,1h nj
,,,cH :" t'c's nr'cfi,i1% % rumt To- lbs ,,syis
liz, 'nrivi,i,nrhuo,1 rr,,y an intnns, TINT
o..n,, his t1.,,,,",r,,t frtn,,tfa mr+r.h Mi,
~ f,,,si, 1T. n,ri ~, ii,ts trn, liz itn Entered
im,m Wr MII;nyrrn. fhn,Ur,re insf JIlust1lv
nnt,ittI 1ir. finoru0 ulnuk. uT No. iMj clyho,,ru
I'M ~ !, .itior ~, th,, f'Syinr mrtrrtnn hi.
tr.M,II in, rsn,iv IA, irtv Tho nr,ntlty.
4 'TuI,,tfSr fcn,1tEr vts!ttsi III. (;ock'. pinrr
nj tnt ii.,,,r yt.airr,inv nfttru,,l, NM, fu,1hl
Ihnt "vrrvt,x lit iht 1Ir,r11.t WIS in rtg,,ii-
nvhtrl MT wttmnu. sun, unstionnilo rrj,lU
lii" ,,,usuitnr1t,ln wilt which hu hd srrlirr Jor
IL 's,ii,, n,i rtan IL" t,unti t,r.nn ,vhIrh H.,
| Ind tIirr,i ft,r tho rtpuslOi
, 1880-11-18
Ing. Twentieth street, noar Ashland avenue. to

Ing. ,rwcnt!eth Street, noar Astlana avenue 10
Gust s"'W. -..-.....-. ......... ....
sonrs ~ 1,,rtn! usi,.i6 h,,t tiau,, .,r ,c,n
tnye yet upre,.,c,i ltls,r, tho streets
surrn,yrrsp,:xr Krnkn..p returned ycstcr-
wy inMi VEIL T. hss nRea EXIT inntHet y, % u noss
nc,uti,,9. m @'' ~N0'' ''>''>N 10y
,o~.,,r-r ,,r .,o s,,to.,t.
1n4prctnrs lrtIA'c. IA ,!ln',lt T., l,nnortnllzo ,
ntntsett ny TesinlnlR. y y scitinnl ,nht SAca II
''s "sear. WIN us ,.,,' pr .
for II t,g tn py between tho nu,itii Of tho river
n lin cr ,llritx tic winter, liz will uls., liz
yitc nrnpns!'is ' tor lnrnss''lns tho city with
f,n,, III" @ sisth strjet II t'hl" % G,s % r'.est d
ts ay",r 1ts = II The ty tc On '.
lint ho wnul hejp him this wt,jor IN tho iatxu-
Frunt tratau.
LIE Ts!tFu r. t 10 Gu ,,, n.. y,
!ho A,,,s strvst vlnlnci, lut,vftE4tn,tlInE tIsur
promises, aI,.l Mr.. Wnlrr .s,.,ppc.t tlnn ii n'He
." ,e 81 sasr ". eyn y, r wt FIJI "s
tile,u to.,lny.
..,,,..,.. ,..u ,., ~. s,.,z z,,r,, t,aI,p,
1tailI,aI C,,nIny yS*er!ay t., Mpr;ys .rhir,3
v%n''c srntn awG S ,m u ,rtt, y, Fficti'
rtra s,ret ds a"Fn,n ,,sar If ~ I'M 1,n"ii
t @ H. ~. ~" ,t s ,,rra "tr,,,,,i,..,,t M,,i
] sMfsfnrtnrv ,nn,t.rIni wll Ia sihsrtt,ltud.
mr., .,,,,.ol vc.,cr,,v c,;,.cd mn
exet,stnh 10 w. !ssMea Hstt ~, sv ,,t .,,,i, tnf ~
nyn' ,aao 1nr +, E ~ @ ~, ~ tsit. aI
10 tukt euro nt what tue cHy VIII rSa!l4 !ntau
ny txi,cGs I" Ert s.ctm,u wm1 aUts. .aU MI.
taRnalst lneMt VII t rEMuGcs ,, @ , VI, \, ~,
hrh'e" NY tHe ou1'setHo 1o"tt S"o '''"''us '9'''
| s.,ME nf tho pcrsons Intcr.etc,l III thu stctrn-
| pt1!filn I.nilwny Company werc asnun.i ycstur.
| West Uiyiait,,l Company. md It. w.,utd not ,c
surprising to SEQ ttcln cann Into tho Gtnl,!cl nt
| fts i,ext ifrrt,,iH With III, nr,!innMec EoME tie
,ynr u,t trlr ~ tl,r hIIt, for tho OCCUPANCY OF
, 1880-11-18
MAll-cARRlERS.

Bptetot Dspateh to The CAiea9o TRIBUNE.
INntANAroLIH. Ind, NOV. 17.-rhe nnnunl
Convention Of 3inIl.Carricrs Of tho United Stutcs
convened this nnrnlns in this city, and In tho
Mbscneo Of both tho President Al Secretary, tho
lce.Ircsident, William a1nF,ltpn, Of St. Louis,
presided, aud aIr. MenEGh. of Fort Wayne. wa,I
chosen Hocrctary. Representatives FROM twen-
sy-nvu nr thirty ct!es, larRcy IN tho West nntl
tho South, worU present. New Orleans, Charics-
ton. =. c., anl several othcr important pIaces In
tho South tinye acnt delegates. Tho object or
thu Conv entlon Ia not MI tncrouvo ut lay, na
lina boon errcneoisly stuffed, hut fur conference
~ t0 tho best tntercatH Ut tic SERVICE, unit fur
tho pnrtccttnH ot MI insurance organization
ujuokjK themselves.
, 1880-11-18

r,o un,rr ,vns ~, =, s.nr,l,,,. ~ rcf,rcrco
Ino MnsoF WIS "sNe" sts'cE.'t ~ Fctetc'lco
10 tic discrepancy nppeArn2 between his nc
count to tho Council Of tho pnrdons bo !'sld
.ss'tu ao p.s. t'o ~ .. n t,s,," ."o ~ w..
tao sape.tc'laen. " ,no 1s"!o""m ., w. y. .s, ms
satne subject About all 'lo h'1 70 sur a. hrat
n,1nptiy. however. nnt nfter maElua somo H.
t'. H., n<,,r,,,,,, f,r thn 1,,rcs ,,nt o,,rt,in,
by saying tint tho partlons srantcl npnn tho
recommendation Of islo Superintendent, or on
nrrpunt nf Tim nrtsDnrrs t,einu ttansferrcl Ia
.no Wv! ur nesl, , IN" nol u.rn sese" W.. W. ~
tho Council, III witch ho hail followed TIC rllle
lai.l down by his predecessors. Tho reporter
directed hts attention to Il clause lit Tho city
erscr requiring MN 10 10 rGpofa " re- reIGnaes, ana
sno CAUSES M .n n3 @ nna h9 a. oneo
so III ~ .r n ~ ~ T.. TO-, ~ ~" ftI1s Hal tho
GGreu ~ seeIs.Hr5 ~ ~ J.. wv ~ u; ,t ~. so
.oiine'. Mas psit ~ ~ ~, ~ ~ a,o9 ~ u. ,',
aeu u mMs ht Yt ~ ~ ot Nv m, . IL or,s
Wutaas, ias @ .tt' ~ sn nt m. ~ m,t,s
ksMnttu Ht'oA "u"te'e4 "eeo"''tt oe Pto'F'V
, 1880-11-18
Tile COURTS.
The Woman's Hospital Claims
Miss Newberry's Es.
tate.
Trial Of Dr.. Cream for the Murder
of Miss Faulkner.
A Gl,l Rerta 10 ltarry Her unsle-!udsmtnts
md xtw Shifts.

JULIA II. y NttNvIt1sft1tr'S ESTATE.
4 lIlI wns filed yesterday I,y Stntcs- Attur,luy
M,i1a ~ lin rin,to,, ,,r sf,s icssn i:tcnts md
-. . y" .a t,a1a.,.,, ~ S.Ss" tia
~ thn woman 3 Hospltll o1 the sthte III .l"us
Nynnst s1til!t H. Stwhcrry mid l:llphnet ".
tufehf fpr.t 10 cptn,,c1 ,nytnpnt IF n luacy THO
,,,,,,,t,tnrris utntn t,nt in tr,ii iH-n Jn1in
~ e'"l..'.'a - . a. .'s -. 1.Ft' ..e ,.. -
lthstt Nc"effy t!lGtl ttnflarrlct'. leaving lhrRo
Gstntu her luntslor. Julia Huti1r Nowbcrry beiiR
her tt,It heir ly her witt JulIn ROal devised MI
h.r nr,urrtr. tcnl nni prrsonn1 In her ,nutttor,
~, ....'ss. .,,,,,,.' sE,. ~, I.,t,. ,,,,,,,II
on tao cxrfcss eoha's'on tt'at tno lhlecF snou'u
"tcrsa thy Will tn he executed lHforo receiving
this tr,nucstl no sn,trh thcrunf us ahull renlutn
,nst,,sr uf ar ,t,,auent nt tho TING of her dc.
annst, -, s,,,,, ,nrt,.,t' r.,Ituton far ,vnrnr
e'asc ~ sun e''"t."D.u ~ n'esH"''o!' ~. "oHsn
i'll kall City OF ChscHgo NJ esho tnhy
select" II II further charged that Julin 1sosn
Mt thu ti,no she tuat,n hcr will wus fl nor tenllh
n ~" ar1I'Iun,tru ,"r ,,car Iercn.o. Tint al" M
a' Hht'elp,'* .'ei '.e. uu.u''A.' ."". s',o wv
not expect 10 marry or lcnvo ips,'c, and eS-
knew hcr ,nothnr's circumstances. that tho Int
e','.', Ut ~. :, nm ,o rs.,r,,
.er hhn l''bos'eA sntnc'",'3 i.u s',uuV"o 1s."
llcr lll'siMhti, al 'd 1ot f!ccu my inftner po'
cltlury AIll; TINT II WIS tho iluuHhtGr's lntrn-
finn that r nntfnr aftotIlt1 mt rrcrlyc auy purt
f ,,. tnt, ,,,,+ .t y,a,,n, has ,,rnnortr ~ m
~ "et e''".e' "tt s.4' E'. -" ~ -.
T. SOME chnrfiai,!o tnssitl,tinn inr women ~
lhtt1iYO. l,n!Ig w!Elg ho'qDtcr illt tn9 sllotner
eh"n1 srlnnt tlio pnrllcl1l!r ilstltuti2n., ~
o'err 70 risect thla iho tlnngsitrr ;tcVlsetl ncr
cstNtn tn her nln!nhr, W trsts. lnr suuh cnNIty.
nlt VIII lHd ErlSllt'AG III lAc lhitEt ~ Hst ~
, 1880-11-18


OTTAWA, ILL.,, Nov. 17.-1n tho S,.prornc Court
Of llstnoIs. Northern Grand Division, opinions
havu this tIny bcon filed In tic following cases.
September torn, lbs0:
1'Eorl.E's pocEEr.
D. ncnnest W. pooplu; reversed and re-
nlalllcd.
ADJUSTMENT noCKEr.
70. Ifnywnr.l ~. fcople; reversed ntlti ro-
mnndcl; waikcr. scott, aud Sheldon, 1ustlces.
4. Sh,ietdt Ct nj. ya: I,oetu1 ct nj; a!llrncd.
civil. n1CKET.
4. People, OK rel. Nntioitai Cigar Company vs.,
y. English va. Tho pcorlo; affirmed In part and
t. tS;,ss ;ss;S !; rhe Illinois Land & Loa" Conf
wi II; hrant. administration, VS.. ". s. I'LL ct nj;
reversed md rctiant'ed.
NJ. Cuhbcrly ~. Scntt ct af.; affirmed.
mHn'!cd, With tlrcc'ions;
re1nandcd. With directions.
a. Sl,uiicer., ,lmpleadrd' osc' vs.. ots; roSorseu
Ii. iiollil rt III. Va. Kcndr.clson: nfflrmcsl.
y. unnll. tn1ploa'led, etc., VI. 1londrickson;
Ui. We1lncr VS.. Thornton; reversed and ro-
Gi. plukcscll vs.. Moss at nl.; ntrtrntc.l ns to
d. redt,,c. OK. ru, otc., W. Nccdus; wit de-
II s' e:,s St vs. wss's ct nj .nsi. ssps a.
rsn,nrum.. 10 Tnorio ~ al frfnrna. ruvrr.s",i
n,1 t",ura,,trt oopo =" '''' A's'eo' '''o'''"'
'A'ss ~ 'Xinxn,"t"r "a roonc nr rn,.- ctc. nf.
IN ef,rdrc,,or "a. rcopn- or ro,,. c,o.: nf.
| nrmnI I'"~s"SA '"' soAe' go Io''' '*o' -"
n. Oin vs.. 1satcs OF nl.: affirmed: Chlcr-Jus-
lTs a,;,',ya ~ " ~ 1o nv ~, otn ,r
nrn;n,1 'o"''' '''' we ootos - 'o''' o'-s "a"
"'uf nM| foo ~ +,osc r,.oo .r ~ ,o,or,. ,,+n,oa+
At.,nr fht'so ~. ,.hs IN IL thut r. irvy".i tho
in.,, VIII kc,' Mcsnhon t1n Standardization, tw
,nnrs nm nnrt ,,.,,. "t,., wu Oh, via rs Eti
?,, hU @ i'enn ~. ~, r, W" ~ , WIZ
, 1880-11-18

\ BRUTAL. FATHER.

itebecea Kalcn, formerly Nuteccu Lnnc, tiletl
II blll yesterday for divorce, making a terrible
Charge ,gnlust her uwn father. sho says thnt
sho IL only just II years oll, uid tuat ln August
lust. wAen slo WIS only 10 years of aEe. hrr
'fAthcr compelled her to marry hcr own u,clo.
.]sIlrl KaloIL mn old mat, Sho prDtested,. nut
her tathor ins lstct. and himself performed tho
cufulnpny, kulrll then brought hns t0 tn!a r!ty,
whrsn ehr lived with him ut No. LII West
Twelfth slreut fur u cc.,plo Of Wruks, WHOM sh0
hlMi, She rnns stiu has nover Klyoh ii ivgal
csilsunt Il. tho tmrrlngu, that 1t IL consequently
voh!, aud sllo usks to huyo 1t scs aside and cau"
GpIpu,
, 1880-11-18
APPELLATE COURT,

Special Dhaatth 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
SriiEGF1gI;D ILL.,, Nov. l7.-1n tho Appellate
Court tn-day tho following decisions wero al-
nounGetl:
O. isi4y torm,. nt,nlon vs. Goary; appeal from
Albums; roycrsca md rotnalaotl; Mccullough
dissenting.
81 tliny tarins. leo w. Pennington; appeal
frOin montgomery: reversed Anl rUtnalled.
, 1880-11-18
THE COFflNMAKERSS.

Special Utpateh 10 The Chicago Jrihnns.
1NulAHAIs,IiH, Nov. l7.-1hp NAtionRl AsEool-
atlon.0f Col'lnn'akoss adjourned this evening,
after completing thotr Hat Ut prices for tho ,loxt
year. Thu old Executive CalntnIttce, which Ms0
Msars ~ Till ~ i,h o:es uo',sStr. ~ y r 5
Nnpits. ind iNnlsuy, Of Cincinnati, was rcAp-
p0iut1d.
, 1880-11-18

Ju1ye nrumt,ond is engaged IN hearing tho
caso OF ltoosoycl.lt Y. The Cincinnati. Columbus
T. lIllInl,a C0ntrul railroad Company, III Jndl'
anu cuse, which eoliItss up Oil exceptions 10 tho
btnstcr's report 0n e4lTl0 Intervening enms
Judge ruley xr,tIlted u ttyore9 to William u.
Cox fruM Clara Cox. On tho ground Ut cruelty.
, 1880-11-18
THE ClTf-llALJl.

AID. YouHf1 II visiting frieuda Ia tbs Raat, and
Will bu absent so.l,e days.
AAuSH the building permits Issued yeaterluy
was ono u Carl KuHl to erect two-stpry DWELL
, 1880-11-18

ttI&onE1s OH lknts.ss
Ask druggists for !tosgtl on 1snts. It chars out
rItH, MICE ruachcs, busl.hnws, Utc. l6c, huxen.
, 1880-11-18

"Tho wNy ut tho trlnsEresaor Il fMrt," 10
wlso ald buy Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup Tor rs cents.
, 1880-11-18

Ovor 49, O0o Ilowo Scales sold. uosdes,, t3cllock
& To-, ChleuxO.
, 1880-11-18


CfncuiT u1sT-CoSpEss1OSs-1t.F r. Wlnsow
'. Sninilel Munrou, $3!11.i .ia. :.
JCnf:E M,SKnE--.!. i. aIayov. James 'rnlM'tn-
sou, e:il3.-Denns Sntltter Ut III. Y. j. W.UDun-
t,I &.r1i.
, 1880-11-18

The will or j. ftenry lllrsGn WIS admitted to
yrnu,tn nnd 1cttcrs tcstntnentRry wrrot tss1tcd 10
Catharinu Nlrren on giving a buhd for s8l,a0.
, 1880-11-18

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tltGN. q. r. t1t.AutEt3ARIh Ut Ia,
GEN. ju11iT 4. E.tttI.f,0f ii,
Commissioners
Application fnr rntcs to cllfya shnutn puly b. msjs
to tho piE9 1f tho Cusnpniy In Ncw Orleans,
Wratu for clrciluta or sGntl !lr1lers tn
Al. Il. n.tUr1IlS.
. Scw Orlcans, Ii,
No. u1O 15r0nlsvny, New fork.
Or MURRAY d. C(l.
II In Saltr.st. EhIeasn IL
, 1880-11-18

ILLINOIS SUT'[IsA1IG CUUIETt
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Nov. 17.-1n the HWprotuc Court
Of lnn0Is, Northern Grand Division, opinions
hnvu tls tlny bcon filed In tic following cases,
September torn, l6S0:
rEOrI.E's DOCKET
.. 1,cnnett VI. People; rrversed and re-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-14

PINT Fruit Jars at c. Hendra's
FRESH cranberries at L. kiunes.
NEW Stock of Boots q Shoes al
Gundry Is Grays.
Garfield and Hancock Hats for
Sale at Gundry Il Grays.
ALL kinds of fresh bread. buns
cookies, etc, at the City Bakery.
HE freshest, choicest and cheap
est groceries, crockery, &c, can al
ways be had at VIM. Perry's store.
New glassware very cheap, at C.
Hendra's.
J. A. Spratler's prices are as low
as the lowest.
THOSE invisible hair pins at Mrs.
Campbell's are just what the Ladies,
have long sought.
ALL the popular brands of plug
tobaccos at Teasdale & Brewers.
CALL and be convinced that j. A.
Spratler is selling goods at low
price.
THE largest and best selected
stock of Misses and Childrens Phia.
delphia made shoes ever brought to
Mineral Point at Schneberser's.
CHAs JAMES new supply of Jew
elry is exceedingly fine and the
prices asked for the same very
tempting to buyers.
To pay IS cents per gallon for
double strength vinegar when YOU
can get it at Kinne's for 25 cents is
all folly.
FISH! White Fish, Trout, Mack
arel NC, at j. A Spratler's.
Go to J. A. Spratlers for your
Tea and Coffees.
Sewing machine needles, oils, and
the various extras kept for sale by
We'll, opposite Pulford's.
c II. James has just received a
new stock Of silver-ware, which i.
superb. Call and see the display.
TUBS, Pals, Churns and Market
Baskets at Teasdale Il Brewers.
NoTICE.--The attention of breed
ers is called to the fact that the
Hambletonian stallion Stanley is
now owned here and will make a
fall and winter season st the stable
Of g. NJ. Cox. viii also be on hand
in the spring at the low prices of
five dollars for single service and ten
dollars to insure. Further part
iculars given at the blacksmith shop
Of WIN. TREWEEK,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-14
Grand Excursion
10 Chicago, Tuesday, October 18th, to be
given by the Ladies Of Trinity Church,
Mineral Point.

An excursion train Of elegant
coaches will leave all stations on the
Mineral Point division of the c. NJ.
& St. p. r. r., Tuesday morning.
October 10Th, and run through to
Chicago, arriving there about noon.
Fare from all stations to Chicago
and return only six dollars CSC COY.
Tickets Will be good to return on
any Illinois Central r. Il. until Mon
1av. Oct. 25th, inclusive. Tickets on
sale at Railroad Depots.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-14
Take Your Choice.
FOR SALE OR RENT ON GOOD
TARMS.

Ny RESIDENCE with some acres
OF laud in the city Of Mineral Point,
Also
For SALE OR RENT,
Two beautiful farms 80 acres each,
tour miles east Of Mineral Point.
Also
a COOP FARM or 100
Acres s miles north east from Dodge
vile, on the Mill Creek and Arena
road. Also
50 ACRES Miles
South west from the city, near Mr..
Shermau's mill. Also
THE J. z JONES FARM
Que mile west from Miiilin, contain.
lug 800 acres; $50 under pillow. Also
n GOOD GMsT MILL
One mile from Miflju; good stone
mill 2ix36, two stories, and two
run OF stones with plenty of water
power. Also
100 ACRES or LAND
II miles east of this city, in towns
of Moscow and Waldw,ck. Also
House AND LOr
In the south part of the city, almost
new; good lot, ciStern, &c. Also
ACRE Let
Just in trout OF he former residence
Of John Speusley. All on good
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-14
Teachers Examination.

The fall examinations Of Teachers for Iowa
county viii Toe held a. follows:
Milllin, Monday aud 'tur,dcy, Sept n, II.
Highland, Wed. * Thursday, Sept ~, lG.
Avoea, Friday and saturday, Sept II, Is.
hrcna, Monday and Tucsdoy, sept, ~, a.
Mini Pt, Friday and saturday, Get. /, g.
The examinations viii begin at 9 O'Clock
the first day
No private examination viii be granted
without imperative rcauous, md school board,
are requested rot 10 ask to have particular
persons licensed, re- there win re sufficient
number Of qualified teachers to IN The schools
Of the county ". A. JONES,
County 9up,.
Mineral Point, Aug lGtb, 1850 36,d
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-14
Taken JD-C0W.

BY the undersigned residing on Sec, ~,
town s. range 8, abouttwo miles north Of The
city OF Mineral Point, one dtlk red COW, with
4 little white on the rump aud under the body
about Z years old no artificial marks, Owner
will please call, prove property and take said
stray away JOS c. BENNETT.
August 3oth, 1880. SBw4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-14
bargains

80 ceuts yard for all wool French
Cashmere, all shades think Of it.
Re hasty if you want to secure some.
j. DELLra.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-01-08

e Hindoo's tan ths ssms coloy d
other peoplai ' -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-01-08
The Men who Were Not Hung.


II got famously taken in on. that
OCCASION" said the duke. "The troops
had taken to plundering good deal. It
was necessary to stop it; and issued an
order announcing that the first man
caught in thesact should be hanged upon
the spot. One day, just as we were sit
ting down to dinner, three men were
brought before the door of the tent by
the prevot. The case against them was
clear, aud had said nothing for it but
to desire that they should be taken away
and hanged in some place where they
might be seen by the whole column in
its march next day. I had q good
many guests with me on that occasion,
and among the rest, think, Lord Nugent.
They seemed dreadfully shocked and
could not eat, their dinner. didn't like
it much myself, but, as told them, I
had no time to indulge my feelings;
must do my, duty. Well, the dinner
went off rather gravely; and next morn.
ing, sure enough, three men in uniform
were seen hanging from the branches Of
tree, close to the high road. It was
terrible example and produced the desired
effect; there was no more plunderiDg;
when, some months afterward, learned
that one of my staff took counsel with
DR.. Hume, and as three men had just
died in the hospital they hung them up,
and let the three culprits return to their
regiment" Weren't you very angry,
dukeF' "Well, Isuppose I was at first,
but as I had no wish to take the poor
fellows lives, and only wanted an ex-
ample, and as the example had the de.
sired effect, my anger soon died out, and
I confess to you that am very glad nov
that the three lives were spared" -Lfje
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