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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23
Urging Judge Billings for Circuit
Judge

New Orleans, Dec. pa petition numOr-
ously sigasd by members Of tho bar of this
city, has been forwarded to President Hayes,
ssking him to sppoint Judge N. O. Billings
IS circuit Judge, to lll the vacancy caused by
the promotion of Judge Woods, The peti
ton is signed by Judge John A. Campbell,
formerly of tho u. $. court. and 10 based
ueon the capacity of Judge Billings, 50 OK,
hibited in bis administration Of the Uaitsd
States district court for the past Ave years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23
STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TsLxoRApH.
Aom Oehiitree Muletsd For over
si'ooO Ina tho u. y, Court at calves
'en-A Serious ana Probshi
En'"i Accident Nc Atlanta
Jury Completed In the
Rothschild Case, Esc.


Galveston Items
Special othe Herald.
Galveston, Dec. 22.--To.say judgment was
obtained in tho United States Circuit court
against Thomas p. ochillres aad hi, sure,i,,
on his boud as United States marshal Of the
eastern district Of Texas, tor $l,S2449.
A ''sEras WAS received from Washington
to-day by prominent republican stain.
thai ex' Govsrnor L. J. Davis would rsooiye
the appointment OF collector Of customs
Nic9 Pease, resigned.
INC cotton sea oil mills rAiIed stsam for
Iho hrst tiMe to-day 10 test the machinery
las manulsctory will be ready for active on.
Grafton ia few days.
IhegoversmOnt wharf on the north side
ofths casnnsl is being rapidly con,,ructed
= Cleared ls-dfy: Ship Royal, for Hayre.
S'1si bales bark Avsnti, for Bremen, 1919
nales' Arrived: City OF San Antonio. from
merchandise. @'N'' a.
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Death of ATTORNEY General Aci,er-

Atlapt. Gs., Dec. 22.-Hon. A. L. 4.
Ackermai died at his home in Csrtorsvllle,
Georgia, Aat night, after six weeks sickness,
Of ipaanltory rheumatism. He was stior-
new psntsl during President Grants first
term andsss tbs leader Of She republican
patty in Gaerg'F,
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obituary.

FreddcGaburg, Va, Dec. 22.-Cssper
Ferrecbisn, who was oxilsd from Poland for
psrticiptips in the revolution of 1880, and
wbs wa brigadier general in the confederate
,oryiceldied yesterday in the 7O.h yOar of
NJ, ardst Spottsylvania, where no has been
living br some time in retirement.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23

M NIw York, Dec. %. At al early hour the
oopIitisa of Hoa. s. S. Cox was much wors.
Dnf,y the day there WAS a change for the
bsu,r, and at two o'clock this evening he
va ap pparently out Of danger.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23
Greek Frontier oun.,,..

VIENNA Dec, 22-The government has ro,
eeyed a communication from the French
government proposing the arrangement NJ
'hs Greek frontier question. '''''' "a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23

!. Mabn. Dec. 22-Tho failure of Welsh Il
BacoJ of Albany, Ga, is reported to day.
Ijsbkfo, $3.50 COO. The trm di general
Jareouse, morctan5i.e asa banking busi-
nss Ind wss regarded as strong.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23
Ransom, Barihoiow a Co.'s Failure.
ST Louis, Dec. 22.-No statement OF assets

and liApiluie, Of Raasom, B,rthlow d 90.
hssyet b.on inside. Well-inforned persons
think the liabilities viii not sxcssd 100000,
and will ba paid in full.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-23
NEW YORK.


Flour, quiet and unchanged.
Wheat moderately active
Corn, quiet auu teauy.
Pora duil, old ii 2l.
Lard, weak at VIZ.
spigiti turpcntine, a5c.
Rosin, VI 80.
Freights, heavy.
New York, bee. 22.--Money 69i;exchange,
40, TOR sixty daysi government ponds strong
hIfner; new bs cospons, lOlh, ,neW 4k'B,
liih; l's ll8s; state bonds, IL ,ht rsqueSt,tNl1
Cotton dun, sales l5J. .
Ullands ....,,.....,.s '''s's's''''''''''ls io-,v
OllOaIR. ...,.,,...,e -, ...,......,', ~ lolo
Consolidated net receipts, 95,175 exports TO
Great Britain, 1850 France wv eohuhehs
" Net receipts. ll2O; gross losl.
Future closed steadyi sales, $1,000;
December, r,..,..,,,...,,,','...,.'''.-' ~ ,sEii
January ...,,,.....,.''.''"''. '.'''''''' ~ 9t~ia
February "a Y, " v,s q,
March, .s......,,t..ss, - a-ti3 -
April ...,...''''''s's't''''''' sSg S,a "a
May.,,..,.....,...','s' ''s's''''''' @,, oS
June =. "gt,s "a
.,.......,...s...s..','.;., - osSi- w.
Coffee quiat and steady, hie, lh.
Sugar firm and quiet; fair TO good refining
Z 9-i6; prime, "a refined, quiet ,
fleece, 57h42, Texas, lia3}.
Turpcntine, AoA.
Hides, quiet, steady and unohanBed'
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Dee. ss--Cotton, weak. -
Miidllng iidlS5s
Low luiddling" .,.t,s,...,'.'.s',''s'''''' io,a
GPSS Rsosips SrS,Ssiy 10 slp&clii, iaoi sales lsO,
took, $500 pales.
Ar. Louls, Dec. 90. - -Four dull, not
qnotsbly lower; Xxx, 6oG7ji family, ---;
choice 10 fancy, b W@5 10. -
Wheat opened o shade better, decllredi but
olo,ing strong nnd higher Rod iall,
Mn 4 s8I1a07, cash; 97]{asSK january 0l1s,
eSiT Corn, higher. s'osing nrm, sly, cash. sssSa
40. January, SsN, March.
oats dull, 29Aa'0, cashi 3i54aK, Aay.
whisky quiet at TO-
Pork lower; ~ 10 asked,
Lard 10. ,
Bscon dull; quoted aI shoulders, 10,
rib, I rs, sides, 20.
sr. LOUIS, Dec. 22.--Iiogs dull and loweri
Workers and Baltlmores, -W@t miNoa
hacking, UOa60; light 0aa4 s5 omrlon, -;
butchers,o fancy 2 500 - eo' mixed pussners,
lots range from 20 10 90
q louis. Dec % : Cattle strong; EXPORT
stse a, -, good 10 choice shipping steers,
4 bo 10 4, medium to ialr, -; mixed Outchors'
stun, -; receipts, 80: shlpment., 700
sheen acarGe and wanted; fair 10 fancy D w
40 25; receipts, 25Oi shipments, lco.
CHICAGO.
CutoAoo, Dec. a. Cattle receipts, 500;
shinnents, 1000; market fairly active, rsthe
wsyering, says the Journal, I'm anticipation OF
FOREIGN.
tavpRrool., Dee. oa.--Noon- Cotton, dull
upiands,B il-l6; Orleans, 8 1916 sales, s ,oV0i
snecnla alton and exports, 600, receipt, 20,lVQj
American Is, 100, uplands, low mlddllng classi,
caion, Dec. deliver, il-loi Dec. anu le.
| Fobruary and March, - -, herch
aud April, s5-S2, April and May; lS-
lis, Nay and June, N-S2i June and July,
| 0 2s-Ss.
Futures steady.
| Lard 46s 90
| Short otear mlddlss, 4os I'd.
| Tallow 3is Cd.
q lb--5aias American, 6IOoi uplands low
middllng clause, December deliyery,s sl-5s'
Futures dull.
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Coifse qulst and steady, lue, llh.
Sugar firm and quetj fair TO good refining.
9-l6 prime, 7Jsi refined, quiet
Woo quiet; scarcely 40 hrIni uomlhioh
fleece, S7h42, Texas, ha3}.
Hides, quiet, steady aud unchanged.
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Fiuufi quiet anu stthuyi hupeiHue, Ssk
Ssaki treble, Sl5t841s: higher grade, sik3g,
double, AZ.
oats, steady and IN fair demAud at As.
Com, active and firm ut S3136,
Pork, scarce anu frmi held vt, old, 13X;
new, IA.
Lard steadyi tlerce, sA@9ss keg Gibl0.
Rice, quiet; ordinary 10 choice, 4h@GA Ngs
Dry sslt meats, stonty and in fair demand;
shoulders loost, 4%i neekef, IOaIi clear
rib, M clear sides, ~,
Bacon steady al Gosh dt62t,
Hams, quiet bus steadyi choice sugar.cursd
eanvassed NJ 99l0A
WhiskeY, steady at l09l ls.
Coneg, active ana llrm lor earsses; ordinary
30 PRIME, HANK,
Sugar, In good demand; fall prioel, common
10 good muon, 5Aeaki fair 10 fuiiy fair, $40
sa prime % choice, 6h9i yellow clarliisd,
71@k,
Aiolasgo', firm; common, go@3ai centrifugal,
3lgJs; fair, 3ln,6j PRIME TO ehglea, SiJA.
sighL.- - sterliugi bank exchange, .4I7k.
innuuia ElLmDA
, 1880-03-22

OVER bis hen,i. Tho pur fellnw
rcHembles battlc-s scarrtrl hero In consequence
Of tbese encounters. 1int tho amount of eym-
pnthy to which he is entitled Il very limttctl-
fte tttssipatna considerably. and +TnMl bRva the
upper hand III tbono hrmcAtfu hrOtls u b. were
all(0 10 copc with tho fu1y Of his wife. It wna
Bis ttirn Inst night. They. qunrrCfctl 1T tho
NcD9nalt. formerly e,npIoyed II .he h..',s: ,,
9Th her Wit!lam. and sencc 'Ilscharg4i her.
h,lt Tho Rirf. either bccni*c her attachment Tor
aRarnvnte Mrs. Etscx's jealousy, kept
hmnvinp ab1t1t tho h0lkt. This caused tito
row. Essex did mt feel iko linking ono
Of his wife's oi-timc hrtihhngt, and 80 got in
tho first blow With n beer. gins. Then ha
punched and ttS,tctf her until ahc lay tnsonAibie.
Tho socnc of the occurrence Is directly nppn.it
cred about tho nincc. Wn5d wss carried &, tho
woman hntl t'een murdered. Capt. McGnrtR1o
and 4 slun,f 0f ptltta ran Mt once to tho plncc,
and wtei, they saw Mrs. Easex lying on tho floor
covered with blE0d, ecr4eless and tnotiunlcss,
they thought TINT It was indeed murder.
Same time iator the wnfnan wnE restored to
csInsclous1,csH, and Us. Shentck. who attended
hnr, thought she vas not aertousiy injured.
1so dressed a severe fcAln wol,nd over the right
temple. and son1c mfnor cuts and bruises which
tho frNxfnenta Df tho gtasa tn be used IA cvI-
tlcncc. hut this wns almost unnecessary. ns tho
Eescxca WGFp never knDwn To prosecute ench
other. After A. long search Essex was found
sccrDtet In tho burn. his fMrorIt rcfuuo when
there IS trt,uhta IN tho family. IIo WINS Induced
Il, cnr,o ont 1,lfrtlv and Givo himself up. and
was takcn to tho West Madison Stroot Station.
, 1880-03-22


Daniel Coughlln Is at tho Chicago Avonuo Sta
ton charged With lnrceny and aasault, upon
complaint 0f Charles Hoppe. The mon Aro rival
milk pcddicrs, and when they met yesterday
morning at the Chicago i paciflc deput, Hoppe
accuscd CoughtIn OF stealing q can of milk from
him. A fght followed.
John pccktcr, Dcsplatnca street saloon-
keeucr. Is at tho West Madison Street Station,
charged With robhng =. A.. Cullen, Of No. ~
West Madison street, Of n silver watch in a sn-
loon on Lake street some weeks nso. Tho fact
Peck!cra possession Is about tho only proof
against him.
Mary Jane Kerwtn. blue-eyetl, red.hnircd
eyprian. WIN y terror when she goes on tho
int riKht At % curey ( s'nS iSensiugcrs % american n
Theatrc. on state street. sho va. accompanied
hy Jessie Smith, who Is nl.o somewhat Of ahghtet.
ana In rovcngc they threw bricks through tho
HIndowa; and fn1,Rht Ike ..ld.cats with whoever
dows Mary Jane was peotty bsdiy cut about tho
hend and hands,
William Schmidt, a dirty young scamp, who
ought tn gct lns,s term Mt Joliet. la pftsoncr
noon FrederlkA Fteschcr, a dcrmnn lass of is
rne he on ef Way fS homo e, from ssr f.
1iYEasM,ldt rnrk. IN company w1tb Miss AtncliA
1iuskGy wcro lneta tho ctrner nf Difision street
tho girls EEt,ssly,. mnte Indecent proposals to
Miss Flcschcr, and tlnnlly Nude an outrageous
assault upon her. she and her co1npnn!on
screamed 10 loudly NJ to attract tho attention Of
three men who wore approaching on Western
avenue. When Schmidt INV them comtng ho
t0ok to bis hoels acrosa tho prairtn towards tho
nation in the notKhbnrhood, md tho young
tcoundrel WIS pursued by n number Of mon. one
OF whom wnH m hDr*Ghhck. lie WINS finally
cnrturc,l under onc OF r. d. ltends icc-holscs
at tho wells. where he crcpt to hide himself. All
sorts Of thrcats worp mado by his Infatuated
cApturers, but wiser c0uukcls prevailed, and
be wns not harmed, but wns turned over tn
Officer John Hanrnhnn. who loc ckcd him up at
wus slightly bruised, and severely shocked by
tho encounter,
, 1880-03-22

Imi,inIeat!on BY which provls9ns cnntt. rcaen Tho
s%fsaidn s%51s no ne .ts%stssr fts T1ae and she
whlo tnrront nf Iifc svcnt Aenwnrtl.
r"r",y,s Arnsy nstr'te1tt tho
chttct,, ali fa,ninc-ntrtekcti, corning III from
t"T H. t,y tyy ~ y%rn VIII th"S,is S.tstt.
s,hln ~ rr,vfdc for such hnst. tho tcarcnses
to ao thousands Of cmanatcd creatures sitting
q lying n the open iarxf. Fe.l,'nrcr, sr1tten
with stnati-nox md othor lnnthsons diseases,
frictn!s ntlIors ton wcak Or III tn complain; so,no
Wishing to .lIo fr1m despair aud ntheFs Insane
fn ng sn srms; ,;, fE s n s n'strr Hrw
en.ici tia ii hial.cst mortsi'ty III nortnal Tines
tion ts;. .fsn Is icad. in tho "K!nnme fsr II iast
1a r. @ The :, g,. n91t%ltx a pre
s sEe, SfsS GssS1S ss "a r NJ s 9 1sSa se rs sSp ]
!nntetl fson S'h d. 9lst Of Dccn.nicr. iIlo: in
tho ". .Foao Iiaptlete Cemetery. t,sll; In tho
n flellt. ctc.. .,i0; n.1sl to this Tho nortnlty
,em rs a.cases m ncs fan o total In
Gearcnses havc ,bcon buried in tho kus6a Fun!ia
e GGfeF *e sst wse gen9 2n ho so 4 ~ % Se
iong enough to contain twelve uneoIliHod
Il! when Tho bodies como ton faAt for the enrps
q nvc-dt4grr*. Numbering Twenty-Five. These
tliRgers sonlcti,nGs drop dead ln the trenches,
which pcrneates tio wholc soil Of tho cemetery,
aud inlprrgnattcs tho surrounding atmosphere
" At % TsTnSrsn" '. nut of 1spyo Horynneios WIN
, 1880-03-22
ROCKFORD.


Enxrt,T f,Drrrrtny,+,,tr ~ IN rbfs.,oo 1r1huns
serious Affairs that have takcn place in thls city
ao1 s1o time inc was o0oey ah that
sa.,. as ~. " .onu ts"s"a' LUZ
snaln s.tso.' "nten ncar.s 1esuNeu tHal'y' !ho
hayo spent ycry ,nbapw If i,fo i, FOR ~ nncr :, nf
years; and this night, 5,st boforo retiring to
bed. thoy had engagctl in family row. and harsh
aud unklnd words had passed betwcen thom.
awakened by slash across his nose and faeo
danger and was startled to see % that ] tho 1s,r,,. M
N t'n nos o% OF ~ nn ene Ws
tons BY taking bis iifo nna that, o too, IL cold cold
blood. AS soon as tho blow was struck, Mra
1.asan !e,t tho room, and has not since .een tho
Ha" ene tr,ca ~ XIII. itasan ~ oueo nfose ana
went to the nearest noI8hhoEs. With blood
tue sad uif9tr. 4 doctor wns Immediately .Aunn-
Monetl, and upon examination 1t wns found that
the blade had lirst struck tho man's r.osc Jus:
severed i from bis face. so TINT Il hung only IS
tho cartilage on tho under, side, which.
tho out was rapidly ifllpg With ''asd eiottsed
sbo9e Tso IT, hG aa &c ss ssaas ss
across tho faco To- tho neck. Quitting doep, ugly
CASH. aud SGrer1nE 4 hrlnch OF tho carotid
NrtorjcB- The nfaH'a cscNpo Is marvcloua for,
had these arteries been severed, instant dtatii
would havo followed. After cutting his facc
until arrested BY tho officers. It il thought b.
snnlc that the woman Is Ont ct her minh, but
band Is ablo, Ii over, to appear hgainat har in
court
At tho last nnoot!ng Of tho City Council. r ].
Butler. o. 4. Fcnn0ycr, Harris narnuIn. and r.
4. Ctanrndt wero continued Us Commissioner
Of the East Sldo Park.
Threo liquor. suits wcr0 tried yesterday, on
complaint OF Nnslnan Fnrkcr. August KauR.
mann wns tlnod $2h John ltollAnd $s6. and
ChArlca Mnyer $A All thrco Of the parties have
taken al appeal 10 the Circuit Court. What moro
will be done In the limo IL not known. but it Ia
understood TINT Parker proposes to co,lplaln
Of each dealsr, hAy1nF evidence enough to
establish bis charges.
Tho citizens Of Pecaton!oa arc taklng stops
mooting held Thursday evening a temporary
PMslent and i. X. raIdock SscJStary, En.
thIBfngtju 4peoc!ie8 worO made, and tho tl1cetfnr
,Ens tnrrnnnlnus throughout, It Ia inteudnl b.
tho Republican purity ut tho county to form ono
Of those clubs III each town, "a Tint, whcn tho
eicotion comes, they Will understand thelr full
Tho Tux. Collectors Of the county aEo boxiu.
pjuE 10 mako their FGturps, and tho following
viii show tho proportion ot.llC0tes!s lIarloH.-
Amount asscesed, x5.lU5 70; amount returned.
1l7EsM, Nsw sillford-AmuNlnt nssesset, 34,-
i71lB; amount returned, $3,0o5.31. I.aptia-
Amnint S.AstaHcd, $J,l1h15; amount collected.
taK1.aI t'nIlfnrsi-Amoaat asaesscd. sa,5lal Is;
a'oSat t.sssa 9o,!s9ss 4ssk Il, Hon aoev porrx
..atci thnr his Inn r u isn.-w hn5 ~,,;fR,,s,s
, 1880-03-22
THE FAMINE IN BRAZIL,

Awful Suffering aud mortnlity-A Isrov.
iRe4 Deaolated, and n Multitude Of
People Dead or Dying.
UNITED 6rArKa CoNNuLATEt FnnNAMBuCn,
Jan, o, 1s7D.-Thd Hon. ". Hunter, Second
Asststdne secrt&asy Of STATE, Washington,
D. C.-s1u: As tho Province of Ccarn
Ia within tho llnilts Of my Consulate, 1t
Is proper that should send to tho Department
of BtAte an account ut tho grcnt eecca or drought
OF Northern Brasil, which extondsd along tho
sortao uho term Bortao simply 'noans tho In
terror OF q country as opposed To tho coast; tho
Inhabitants Of the sertao aro called scrtancjos),
or Interior, from tho headwators Of tho lilo
Alodalrfo to tho Sierra ArArips, which separates
tho Province of Ceasa from Pornsnbuco. The
climate is hot and dry, excopt on tho coast,
whero It Is modified BY tho sen hteexce. Thero
Is not single navigable river in tho province,
but the scrtao Ia watcrcd by a hnst of lttlo
rfvers, vi flowing directly Into tho ocean. 1t
has boon valuable for pasturaGc, aud CcarH WIS
uoto1 for It's cattle, particularly is fno horses.
Ctara is an agricultural province, covering an
nrea Of 1881 square tnfles, and Its inhnb'tanta
are, for tho most part, Intelligent md Indus
trf0u1 farmers. Cotton, coffee. Rnd sugat-cNno
wora extonslvcly cultivated, Its principal export
hcinF cotton. ita greatest source Of wealth tho
January and lasts tlii June. Tho remaii,.ier ii
streams dry UP, and In ordinary Seasons tho
wnnt at wntor 10 sometimes 10 8roat thAt tho
inha1ltants have been obliged to leayo tor moro
1873 and 1915, but doubt whethor thore has
d the world famine % isiai II a ot.eets il.
e iads s s a :: Il b sSs Ct eSs
HccurrtnE In crowded Countries, wheru tho pu1.
saiids, Ike tho Cearenses- Two yours slii u half
" csnSn Inn % ts e@ ",, 70
, 1880-03-22
DOUBLE CONSCIOUSNESS.
The Remarkable Case Of Miss Ltzzte
Collins, of Bourbon County, Acn.

Collins, Of Bourbon County, Ken.
tncIty.
6psetaE Correspondence ~ The Chicago Tribune.
MiLLERsHuRo, Bourbon Co., ky.. March ls-
Tho strauHo case of Lizzie Collfns, n 15-ycnr-old
daughter Of Mr. william Collins, welt-to-do
uourb0n-C County farmer, who lives R0out four
miles from hero on tho RodtelFs Mills road, Is
p..Ez!ng tho medical men. and IL remarkable
example Of whit Is known in mental philosophy
as double consciousness. This young Indy hns
been dc'catc since her birth, md on tho 1st Of
Inst January wns confined tn her bed by a sptnnl
disease. Bnpcrluduced by an nytr-scnsittyencss
Of tho delicate ncrvosis system. 20 Rcutoty scn-
sitlrc, Indeed. aro tho uorres Of her back md
legs th1t tho weight 0f one's hand mid upon tho
affected parts cauaes her to scrcan1 with pain.
Or, D. D. Ends, who hns bocn hur medical ut
tondnnt alnce sho WAS born, says that Miss cnl.
Inns normal health Ia good. The principal organs
of tho body-hnart, lungs, ctc.-aro sound, and
sho hna good appetite. On ono or two occasions
stuce her FIRST illness thorc has been relaxation
Of tho intonBo ncryc-pa!n, md her back and
limbs have 90 fur resumed tl1oir normal conlt-
ton TINT Bto has bcon allowed to leave her bed
and hobb!e about tho house On cruteheA.
About six weeks ago. Or. Eada noticed
strange phenomena In connection with tho dis
case. and callod in tho nssistnnce Of other med
tcal grntlcn,er. At intrequont intcrrnls.- .-tomo-
times In the morning, but Oftaner III the early
eyenlngmM,,iss Colins apncafs f. o., fall intG
physical nntl mental InctnnlDrphnsfs, These
ch1n9cs frnm nnn condition to ail0thcr aru worry
sddc The gari trns 9n h6r stFht sG doubles es
ryes. Her breathing becomes lahorrl and spaa-
u,tl'o; low mounting ts hc4El: tho muscles
ners OF her mouth arG trnwn up. In this nh-
normal statc tho sensitive t,oryea appear to be-
como ancstlloti1cts. A hrisk rubbing Of tho parts
tjmt.s lc,ipeI from her bed and wnlkcd nbaut tho
, 1880-03-22

Joseph Click, living nt tho southwest corner of
Wood md Eighteenth streota, had dispute Inst
evening with ono Of his boarfcsa, nnmcd Frank
pcrcthkn, nlout a baard-bIIl ot 10. Cizuk waited
on the sidewalk In front Of No. tn West Eight
centh street until Mt s:1h Dercthka catuc o,t Of
tho house, mil than stepping mn IT, him he
ptnnEsd EockSt'knlfc t1 tie hoa.cr: IT.
shouldcr-blnde, and. though tho wound il aMIto
n vicious ono. 1t ii mt at all dangerous. Tho
wounded mAn WIS attended, by Or. Mullen. who
up ut tho HIn.nhn Street Station, charged with
nn assault With inteht To Kill.
, 1880-03-22

THE Now York Tribune Is working ZIP for
.Il II Is worth story TINT Senator ConkInE and
III. Wnshh,lrn6 have beon enemies, and not OK
changed word for twenty years. Tho story is
started in the nlaine interoat, md Is probably
vhout foundation.
, 1880-03-22

srcnErARY SHERMAN still insists On his
uniutttaable orstcr dcprtving tho public nj In
foTnnat!on in rognrd To Invoices Of foreign ship
monts, All order whloh applies to tho export Of
tho great staples, whoHo movements AFRO the vory
f[|e Of trn1c, and knowledge Of which IA vitality
racossary to dofeat tho ntnns Of spectators.
, 1880-03-22

\, jobu McCntlroy, who is going to his farm in
;ogn to bo an honest Granger. II n,ny bo added
nat John i,na behaved worry much better In tho
council than Was oxpooted ny tho taxpaying
sass Of olt[zcns, md much bcttor than ho did In
ina County Doard. Tho Republicans aro talk
ine OF running Capt John Murphoy asn!nst l'nt
Merncy, and, with tho nil OF the respectable
md t.xpayipR class of Democrats, be pan bo
eectod, NJ ho Is ten tinct bOttor innn for the
nlaco than tho hummer who expects 10 gottt
, 1880-03-22
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, MARCH ~, 1880

TIC sho,,iler. Tho people ~ III straight, j.
S6"'GG 6cns Whcb OF aSy! nFryns s,to,, 1cns IN 'cs
i e!,sif. or sa"!ax !; ;aeatnst auys,e Tho n@s s'e
tho !nilo "f tho IDLY; aud of tia t w',l,'nn, "' IN
addition. ftd nvcr lilo shoulder. To liernficnl-
Y a.'ncen! tho ln,snfn Tho rhfrcn nrt clntl,ta'
in,y ,nov tho hps IL tho % pnrsnts H arc % rio anI MI
q tow string II TINY aro ftWr. The, htsh.tMstn
w,o,nen aro completely cnvelorcd IN wh!sn,
DUE tho Husband; anil they arc
REvHn TO 1d,0k AZ A1r OTHER MAN.
ono t9 Of these was ono Jay taken Into the chr
wsnt went9 aa I'll s s @ Ss s fGTSo So eo4 "t e r. Al
inent. ut n stnt!un. wtrn ahr lifted tho covering
h1nl took sly look at ne. She nll,st h,,ro hasl
bid rr k''own. rio hs vo, n"t ny M hava jost st
tlcE husband. hut tecono an outcast.
t,at IhG 2 hSat & IN The tho tin II very great pnnkas
frutn the colltng-nru pulled hy rnl,cs backward
antl forward over ono's bend during meal ti.nps,
and often during tho entire night liver tho led.
ars bullock. carts. tlrnwl by ono OF Two s'nall
Oxen. . whn trnt along sny!y.
f5 a;s o aS' .s wa'9 4 ssae s"G afee anS e
which il used In nativo fnM md for iIgh.rj In.
NJ one but Itself % raisc opun, coffee, ten, and
cl,lnch0na. This lattcr IL a tree trnnsnlnntcA
lram :, Peru., frnm whence comes +" Peruvian
Towers. lrcRt profits arc nado BY the G0yern.
tnctit md pthcrf In ctiltfvattng this trcc. All
,.n,t ,s,G thnss !r cr1 mentioned grow and flourish
raised In fHdin
... TO FEED EsobAxp:
and that might possibly bo. Doforo that is dono.
n,ow'oycr. they WI havo to get thrashing mn
thercforel = mixed Will, sand by being Stamped
n.,t Of The head on THO ground BY cattle the
, 1880-03-22

TuE Loutsyillo Commercial Is strongly op-
Doscd 10 tho Enetructing Of the Kentucky 1icpub-
iIcan delegation for anybo1y, and this Is Writ
mi confession that tho hopos Of tho thlrd-term
par.y In that State aro gradually vanishing into
49, Al
, 1880-03-22

TnE Ways and Means Committee will hold
daily sessions this week 10 consider TariH bills,
tho whole subject having been roopcnctl. Thorn
should bo no moro by foollphness.
, 1880-03-22

All BK1N DISEASES sls mors or 1eaa constitutional
or dependent upan apecna poison In the Blood.
which must 10 eratratad before II u posaabs 70 re-
tho appearance of from tho surface, and tasre
u but way known to thu profession 10 accomplish
this end. and that to neutrasa tho poison By tbs
use OF PURE SULPHUR In spM0 tcTu. or othest and
Of II can b0 d0np sGuctualty sAd rs-
Idly by th# Ut sulphur III anap and the host COM
blnaon of this Kind and tho generally used,
IA 0l.ENA'a SULPHUR 3OAF. II u prepared OK
pEeaaiy 10 chsc 500 ts1at "C. N. CislTrEHTN, Pro-
pE!atort" IL prnsod on each pscket. without Whiah
none u genuine 6n'd b. all dFusxlstA It 16oE q
Catcs 00e Hant By mali on seeesrt af rtico nnd %
Az, Now York
, 1880-03-22

ALL reports concur that tho Rhntlo Island
delegation is unanimously for Blaine. In 1870
slx Of tho etght tclcgatos from this StAte wero
opposed to Dlalno from the trst ballot TO tho
Inst
, 1880-03-22

A LEAnvILLE correspondent, whosemenns
o. knowledge ,are Of tho best. snys Little Pitts
burg is rated now morcly ns IA good prospect"