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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-30
at MiI,cGuEee.

ht MutCUWh6o
Especial Telegram to the Globe
MILWAUKEE, April 29.-The feature OF the
wheat market here to-day was the coming to-
gether of the May and June options. 1t was
brought out by the efforts of the longs to
change their May over into June. This has
been day of depression, although the bull
clique fought desperately to keep values up.
May was $1.09% in the morning and June one
cent below. Both options were together in
the afternoon and closed at $1.08% with a
weak feeling. The bull clique has not been
operating enough here to suit the local bulls,
who threaten to ship our No. 2 wheat to Chica-
80 in large quantities for the purpose of bring
ing the two markets nearer together. 1t is said
that May wheat is Is, ,000, 600 oversold at Chica-
go. The stock of wheat here is 4,200,0 900 against
2,400 900 a year ago.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-30
Upon Voting as Unit at Cincinnati
Randall Victorious by
Three Votes.

A RINGING PLATFORM ADOPTED
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-30
SANS SUCCESS.
Concluding Proceedings of the Penn
sylvania Democratic State
Convention.
THE DELEGATES TO CINCINNATI
Agreed Upon Without Contest by the
Factions, as Also the Electors and
State Nominations.

BUT A TEST OF STRENGTH HAD
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-30

NO TIDINGS OF THE ATALANTA,
LONDON, April 29-The search ship Nige has
returned, but brings no tidings of the Alta
lanta. The bottle business is regarded as
hoax.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02
In the Whole History of Medicine

No preparation has ever performed such mar
vellous cures, or maintained SO wide reputa
ton, as AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL, which is
recognized as the worlds remedy for all diseases
of the throat and lungs. It's long continued
series Of wonderful cures in all climates ha.
made it universally known as safe and reliable
agent to employ Against ordinary colds, which
are the forerunners Of more serious disorders, II
acts speedily and surely, always relieving suffer
ing. and often saving life. The protection it at
fords, by Its timely use in the throat and chest
disorders Of children, makes il an invaluable rem
edy to be kept always on hand in every home. No
person can afford to be without it, and those
who have once used it never will. From their
knowledge OF its Composition and effects, ply
scians use the CHERRY PECToRAL extensively in
their practice, and Chergymen recommend it.
1t is absolutely certain in its remedial effects,
and will always cure where cure. are possible.
For sale by all dealers. %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02
THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court.


The October term Of this court begins OR Mon
day week. Yesterday was the last serving day
About 20 new law and IS chancery cases had
been docketed
None Of the law cases seem Of special interest.
On the chancery side, II new divorce suits were
entered. As illustrating the trials and tribula.
tons of married life according TO a divorce court,
We append few notes of some of the new cases
DIVORCES.
Sarah E. Pedd;cord Y. John Peddicord They
we're married in 1855; but few years ago she
had to leave him on account of his Entertainment
of her, he having on one occasion, as she SAYS,
threatened to kill her with a chair. They have
five children, which she desires to keep.
AUGUSTA V. 4ndretc yohnson-This couple were
married in 1875, but in 1877 Andrew deserted Au.
gusta. She therefore prays FOR divorce and the
charge OF their one child.
Nathaniel Pool V. Helene Pool-Nat and He.
lene were married in England in 1857, and they
lived together until 1875, when Helene deserted
Nat and their four children, and, as he says, went
TO dwell with handsomer man in Iowa
Isdbela HcTea! v. Chds Naturalization
after year and seven months OF married life
Sarah 4. Jenkins v. Geo. Je,akias. Sarah com.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02
Democratic Meetings,

The meeting at the Bell school house on last
Saturday evening as we'll as several others, are
written up by our correspondents.
AT SERENA.
A very large meeting was held at Serena on
last Thursday night, at Mason's Hall. The
room was crowded, probably 500 people being in
attendance. The Serena band and Bartels' Glee
Club made music; and Geo. Blake and James
Duncan made speeches.
GARFIELD.
On Tuesday night large meeting was held at
Garfield, the school house being crowded to its
utmost capacity. while many were unable to get
in. Duncan, Blake and Gallagher were the
speakers, while Brewer, Taylor and number of
the central committee were in the audience.
MEETINGS NEXT WEEK.
VIM. r. Miligan, W. Gentleman and NJ. n.
Armstrong will speak at the Brookfeld town
house on Saturday evening, Oct 2.
w. r. Milligan, Z. j. Wall and w. Gentleman
will speak and Bartels' Gee Club will sing at the
Loring school house, Rutland, this Saturday
evening. The Danway club is also expected.
union meeting of the Fall River and Grand
Rapids Hancock clubs will be held at the Prairie
Queen school house, Thursday, Oct. Z, 1850, for
which arrangements are now being made. w.
Gentleman, G. W. Blake and A. j. Conner and
Bartels Glee Club are expected to be present
LADIES' are invited to attend
w. Gentleman will speak at Ancona, Livings-
ton county, Oct. s.; at Green Point Oct 6; at
town hall, Brookield, Saturday, Oct, Q.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02
TelaphOnics.

He stood on his head by the wild seashore
And danced on his hands jig,
In all his emotions, as never before,
A wildly hilarious grig.
And Why In that ship just crossing the bay
His mother-in.la had sailed
For tropical country far away
Where tigers and fever prevailed.
Oh! now he might hope for a peaceful life,
And even be happy yet,
Though owning no end OF neuralgia wife
And ap to his collar in debt.
~.s
The Mendoza Reporter doesn't take much stock
in the Joliet IL Mendoza short-line railroad, and
pronounces the whole scheme swindle. {. {.
P. Holden, boss manager has been over the
proposed route asking bonus wherever there
seemed any likelihood Of getting one, which the
Reporter thinks is an evidence Of Niger in the
fence somewhere: I'VE have long since learned
that where railroads become q necessity, the
companies will build them irrespective Of the
small subscriptions made by farmers on the
route-otherwise they will not. The people
have been swindled so much from these embryo
railroad enterprises that We consider it our duty
to put them on their guard"
La Sale Press: ave learn from the Morris
Herald that Mr.. P. c. Hayes is to take part in
the Iowa campaign. As Iowa is sure OF rous
ing republican majority in any event, Hayes can
not do any harm out there"
-
Mr.. ". T. Mason, J. p, in La Sale Press, says
1.-The Board of Supervisors Of La Sale county
uniformly refuses to pay justices of the peace
any per diem for trials in criminal cases, and cu
constables' bills down about one-half, although
an important item in their accounts is for money
actually expended in feeding and conveying
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02

eth from Streator, and after short married life
beginning in September, 1877, wants divorce
from Gawge because of his ill.treatmcnt drunk
enness and failure to provide for her.
| Elizabeth Fincluse " James Il. Finchuse. An
other Streator couple, who married in n. Y in
1858. On the 18th of March, 1880, however, she
says she learned OF his infdelity, since when she
has refused to live with him. James b., accord
ing to the wife's story, is very bad man, not
only being reckless adulterer but also the faith
er OF child by another woman. He is also ac-
cused of breaking her arm by blow with me-
tallic bar, and otherwise maltreatng her.
Nettn L. Borerv Geoyge W .BoNr.-Desertion
A Dayton case.
| james Hitler v. Martha HRlier.-A Streator
case James says he is the victim Of extreme and
repeated cruelty during the past three years.
That she is bad (wo-) man;" refused to cook
his meals, &c. neglected their child and him
self while sick; struck HIM with "billy" and
also with glass and a tca-kettlc; furthermore
she is 'bowler" and lies drunk for days to-
gether, &c.
Julia f. Ferguson V. Jaseph W. Feyuson.-Rut-
land case; desertion.
.Amelia II. Nong,sson v. RcinharM Moa9,TSon.-
Dcsertion.
En,ily Lockwood V. Warren Rock,rOod.-A cou-
pie married in Wisconsin in 1852 Emily wants
divorce and the care of the three children, be-
cause Warren has given himself up to adulter-
Gus practices" and excessive use of intoxicating
liquor"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02
aNew advertisements.
The Ottawa Tile Go.

Are prepared to fiji orders for
Drain Tile of any size in quaint.
ties. Farmers and others using
Drain Tile are invited to call and
examine their stock. Pressed
Brick Of best quality always on
hand; also Fire Brick. Office and
Works Oh Hydraulic Basin, Otta.
wa, Illinois. junssmos
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02

runaway team, carelessly left unfastened on
La Sale ST. yesterday ran away in the most vi
cious style Of the art. No great damage was
done, and no one was hart.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02
MarrIfn.

Sept Goth, NJ the parsonage At Prairie Center by Rev.
d. Dempster. Mr.. JAMES KEARSES AMI Miss MARY
OSTROM, both Of Freedom, Ia Sale county.
At the residence OF the groom. in the town Of GranC
Rapids September Goth, lsSn by F.. C. Snedakcr Esq
Mr. JOHN HAAK To Miss FRANCIS TISSUE, Of GraRC
Rapids. La Sale county. H.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02
Died 4.

In Ottawa, on Tuesday, Sept. 2s, after an Illness
of some three months, JOHN FARRELL, aged
GO years and three months.
Mr.. Farrell was born in Edgestown, county
Longfeld, Ireland; and, while yet young man,
shortly after his marriage, came to America with
his wife, settling in Ottawa, where he ever after
wards lived. He leaves family and a large
circle OF friends to mourn his decease.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02

The census bureau has discovered the follow
ing touching Ottawa manufacturing;
Amount paid in wages from June /, 1879, lo
May 81, 1880, $3.50, 800.
Value of material used, SAT-, 800.
Value Of product, 1902, 200.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02

Streator Monitor: "On Wednesday evening,
while the spell bound audience was held enrap.
tured by the marvellous acting Of Jane Coombs,
at the close Of the second act, where Friar Lau.
renee throws open the door of the cell and leads
forth to the chapel the handsome Romeo and
blushing Juliet, the intelligent orchestra broke
out with The Campbells are Comingn The au-
dience smiled"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02

bers ready Tor use:
1. j. E. SCOTS residence.
2. Sheritf's office,
$. I.othrop Perkins's residence.
5. j. r. Combs's appellate clerks Office.
6. j. r. Combs's residence.
T. Hess & Mackinlay's office.
s. Rock Island depot.
o. 4. f. Bulls residence.
TO- Bennett & Riale's store.
II. Scott Bros. store.
12. Leland & Gilbert's office.
15 Fiske & Beem's store.
IS. Z. F. Bulls office.
10. Phillips Bros. store
81. olmstead's lices-extension telephone
%. c. d. Trimble's residence.
90. VIM. Cullen's residence.
"a. City Mills.
25. Mitchell's cigar store.
o. Blanchard's office.
%. Harry Hossack's residence.
90. Republican Office.
so. Stormont's foundry.
81. Journal office.
80. FREE TRADER.
"a. Clifton Hotel.
sc. National City Bank.
81. c. B. & Q. depot.
3S. s. S. Scott's residence.
80. Gas Company.
AZ. T. d. Catlin's residence.
43. County Clerks office.
46. Glass Co.'S office.
A. Post.office.
40. Times office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02
The Telephone.

The telephone exchange began business this
week, the list below showing the number OF
members whose instruments were ready for use
up to last evening. AS fast as they can be put
up, a dozen or fifteen more will be added to this
list The "'phones this week have been chiefly
devoted to foolery, and the amount Of apparent
fun gotten out OF them appears to have been
enormous. When the novelty is gone, in about
a week, their real usefulness will become appa-
rent. Following is the list Of members and num-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02

Among the sales were the following ny W. ID.
Eliza A. Pow to Ann E. McManus, pit lot l, blk
%, orig. town, Ottawa, $500
VIM Colwe to Carrie L. Nitchem, lot 8, in
subd lots = S. 9, 10; lot I, lot 5, True Fay, OF
tawa, 500.
q. H. Spaulding to Judson Spaudng, eh swq
sc, 80, q Ophir, $4,000.
f. w. Kikel to A. f. Gum, lot -, blk 1914, La
Sale, S625.
j. Herrmans to Ferd. Jaegle, eh neg %, 81, .,
Ricqand, So, 400.
THE JAIL.
One Arthur Donnely, of Streator, was jailed
this week for breach Of peace-wife beating.
On yesterday, Ohm Condor, given 40 days and
5000 fine for illegal liquor selling, having COM
pleted his 40 days in JAIL scheduled out" as to
the fine.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02
NIGHT CLERK

Can be found Up STAIRS third door TO left Prescripu
puT up Of all hours By eompetenteerks X. r.GklG6s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-02
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOLLOWING ARE THE
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS

On Of the Several Departments Of the City Of Oa
from the beginning Of the present munich
pal year TO date OF this report:
, 1880-12-02
THE MILLERS.
HIsetlng Of tho State Association n
Springfield.


Springfield.
Ep<etol Dupateh 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
ErR1Ndy1KLp, ILL.,, Dec. 1.-Tho seventh annual
meeting OF tho Illinois Stnto hlIllers' Assoc!n-
ton was hold at tho Leland Hotel to-day. Tho
attendance WIS sunlior than usual. Tho Trens-
urors report showed cnsh on ha1ld Doc. l, lH'D,
x8l5.23: amount collected 10 nec. J. 1850, F::0o:
amount OF expenditures, $2,oas; eastl OH hand
Dec. !, 1Bs0. S*eA. Tho mombors devoted tho
forenoon to Visiting tho Donrtl Of Trado mud tho
largc new mill hero now noarly completed.
At tho afternoon session tho Auditing Cont
mittcu reported thnt tho Tsoasurur's nccountA
hui been found correct: nlso that firms owning
Ii runs OF blrrd hnyc not mot thoir ilssess-
1nDntg.
Tho Secretary was Instructed to Issue q c!rcu-
lar lcttur to lIaB0 firms roeltng tho benefits a.
rcntfy gntned by tho tncmbvrs ut tho Association
through combination, and tho lanKera Of allowing
It to o FROM want ot pecnntnry support, as wutl
M to call their attention to tho pntent suits now
t,onding against members by Douch0old and
ott.ers,
Secretary scybt gnvo detailed statement In
private sosstol Of tho points OF interest to ,nl-
crs involved III all tho patonts now In lltiga-
tlon, whoh nccIsionuu II long tliscnsslon.
This GypnlnK tho assessment WAA lxGsl at -
per riin OF turrs to hu llsHessed nn all members
t,t tho State Association ~ lcfrny expensos for
d. II. Eparks, uf Alton, President, and O. II.
Soyht, IT HIRh1and, Sncretary md 1'rtAsttrcr,
wcrU reelected, and tho Convention adjourned.
, 1880-12-02
TIE COUNTY-BUILDINa

THE trial Of Dr., Earll, the ul,ortionist, charged
with tho n,t,r1ler OF Eta Cnrl, tho ,tctnits of
WHOSE unios'"nato .. "oa'h Ato isGsa ~ tno minus
OF tno ponllo, VIII commence th1a morning at 10
"e1oex Mills vi" conduct tho
~ .ss. s".,a..,., .,,". .,,...o .,.,,
1T was e1pocleA tsiat ohof1t"elect M1nn would
mak1 IT, Rnown W " apao'mtinf1hss Sfstoray n5
upscr1Stl. anu no Mew saor't dia not n1Atorill-
no; 3ao ~ H. y suntno.e ano T. ia NOW enti
r INV sat anri ta III, ss ~ H w u ont.
VIII 1;io .''0@ So'"o Eo'" WILL W "'' sueecsooF III
'"tcf' .-.... .........
sTATE's:A1!onNEr Mills was in bis ofl1oo yes.
tsr1y e. s heatth s xcry much
Jlotine,!ts IN tho Criminal Court with removed
yIRt,r. Mr. Mtla went hoEara Judge Loo.lla, Of
s5,00. with Lyolirgaa -l.atiIn as surety. Tho
bonsl WIS approved BY Ju'lFu LDomis.
crAn,va c.apnv,t,. tho ,,l,r,, t,,-t,o~.c
HMu @ !" 90 LvEuutJ 5.untMEtu ~ au"EtGan 5C9Eh
, 1880-12-02
A SAD END.
whisky Drnu~ n Catholic Priest In 81. |
Louis to tho Grave.

"h'"Ry Dr"1" .. Al" "''
Aouih 70 tMc esfHse.
spfetal pi'rolth to The Chicago Tribune.
sr. Louis. Mo-, Dec. Tho dead nn'y Of ".
-. u e.,as,s H. Ttrto, t,nr,',,, ~
toano IN t'io eesAtWhS " tno !iu!e' nta.'"a py
a private wntchman- Murphy nas been Rilo"n
to tho police rs n Clergyman fnllcu from HrRce
fnr sn,nt. linn mat. Ito md been drinking
~. ',, ~ IT.. ~, ,,,,,,a..tt h. ,voe ,1r,,,,r
lAst night, md while WANDERING about fcll down
Into tho ccttnrwny md rccctyc,l Injuries which
,osuItnl L., lila ttcnth rjo ,xns nrrcato Inst sat.
, 1880-12-02

Libel Huit Which 1X Creating Much
Talk In Dlxon, Ill.

XAAN III NAx0ns Ala
Special Dlspafsa to 1hs CAtcapo Tribune.
Dixon, H., Dee. 1.-Ourqulct city Ia filled with
dcaeons, preachers, wotsicn, Mid lnynon In ut
tenti1uct on u !lbcl suit brought by tho Hev. II.
Z, Yates, Of suhlette, Leo County, ILL.,, auainst
Nelson Swartwnut. a wealthy farmer of Sub
lcttu, for circulating printed categorical clrcl,-
lar reiect!nX on tho character of the ltuv.
Yates as to bis ohnstity. Tho platntilf's casa IL
inannscA By tho Hon. II. II. Trlcsdell, Of Am.
hoy. The dofonsc, conducted tsy Dixon &
llctllea and J. u. Crnbtr1e, put tho llrst
witness OIL THO stand this ovontnK, and
nro aiming TO provo tho reverend gentleman
wns not llbolctl, but Is guy tlccolvcr. Mrs.
Annie l.. ;scarboraukh. OF raysoi,, ~. wtto q
solicItea hor to commit adultery with him, pr.
ruseti 10 co,uo to her Fo1nl; tlMt sdo refused;
l,cnrl him como In no night anl w thn .!nri
that hD asked hur tho tluxt mprntnv why shO
lockcd lsr dooss Y that y be then tried lo Iduco
In cleric1tt way hi nlso cited hur tho Old Icsta.
mont woEthlos, s,ion us IasM, su'ulno,l.. antl
chrlafian transaetion. The trial Involves. por,
lnps lnnoucntly, Bqthu parties III Suhctto In
high life, WhuSp tue Ipv, fMtcs Is now officiating
, 1880-12-02
pillow anth II cross, wern arrnnRcd on tho cas-
kct and Hls,ut tho cf1nncrl.

Il EiflUW AI1u II EIJsS3 "tEr Hf3NlHEu Vtl lu1 GN9s
kct and NlMsUt tho cflnnctl
Ehnrtty after o'clock tho tlev. Cllnton Locke
cnnlc out Of tho yesry and raaactl down THO
prtcc+sinn at, prccc+tctl It M tho aIac, rendnR
tho Episcopal htlrfnl service to tho nccon,phnta-
mont 1T The organ Thu collin was borno by
MuRxrs. Th,ttnns Cunningham. Arthar't. Trcat.
Innics, md ". 4. Parsons. ii wns plncctl
itn,nc,ilntcly IN frnnt nf the chAnccl. md tho
tcnts which llatl h,cn reserved for them.
DR.. Locke then rcAliinctl his reading oC tho
ecrvtcc, aud tho choir Of tho CHURCH rendered
appropriate chAnts. Tho cnn0rGrAtipn snng tho
tyinna " Iinck al Ages nnt A. | Wo,tli NUt live
Atwny," A passage frntu tho Scriptures wns
then read. nftcr which Dr. 1.,ckG reAtl tho
minutes 0r tho meeting Of tndorwrltorH held
Inieaiay nnnn. and tic resolutions Of respect 10
tho memory of tho .tcccasci passed ut thnt
noutinF. After Il prayer, tho funeral corttgn
marched l,wn tho Rtsic. and tho, remains wcrc
tAkcn to Grhculand to be Inferred In tho fatnily
Among tho Insurance anil business mon pscs-
cnt Ut tue church were the following: It. ].
Smith. q. ~. Moore, Heorxo ". Mimi g.tnery.
.Iu,!xo Dar,t +. +, Fisncr, !. 4. rayno: ". iin:-
1,rrs!seut Of tho Ioar,l ef nnslerwrlr1s; Alfred
Inston; n; j: S!r!xht, +. y. Lyman. i; I: isc9,'a.
Cameron. r, +. Fisher Fred T.. FishGr, H. 4.
MunEer+ =. II. tn,lihwtck, 1inl,nrt 0rcur. l.. II.
llnslrnt,ck, u. lfoyt. Capt. lien flaIwlnhle, !.
u. la!wis, j. F. White, Nj. Wh!tchn!isc. 1notnas
Atnrstotf. Sir. Bnell, Frederick Tutt1o, and. 3!r.
, 1880-12-02

abannt from his poet single day. working rcg,,.
lnrly on Sundays nni] holidays. A. tnodGi Of
diligence and Aae!!ty atohest prot,Mt!y hiss na
orook In tho morning In wlnter. and III sl,tsimer
to nsny be sren wishing tho atewalks y frnnt
Ot Ito Ctty.llall as curly asan.m. Within tho
hasi tn 10 TOLL to tln nnythtn9. nlwnys nppenrng
,,ptf tho BeN,iN Ht tho wight motaent with COW:
af1l Ice, lfn feeds tie iltra with mathematical
nxMctnraa, f,lttnr tho Krntes 10 n cortnln hight.
nrt, rAtt.R ns,l packing tho t.ohl rs caratu!ly ~
1r,,xot, docs tricks. 1n httunds strictly 10 his
avn bnstncas, spcNkfrF to nnbndy hut In re-
ap,t,so IL n question ar remark. In form he II
shnrt nllt1 slrht. md hHH n slight Htooi'. tlo e
ii ycnrs or nTc. nltl,o9f, he 1H's not l1nk 40 o
hn was ii, Int no children havo thus fur np-
pearctl In his house..
, 1880-12-02
THE WANDERERS HOME.


In tho expectation TINT he wot1ltt witness tho
opening Of ex-Aldcsulnh Jonas' "WanI9orers'
1lou,o," II Tr1nuHH repurtor ycstor,lay evening
paid visit to Wilson'S ltvcry-stable OH tho
southeast curner OF North In Yallo md Ohio
streets. In tho loft Of which It wns expected tho
hcnctlclarlcs Of Mr. JOINS charitable scheme
wcra to to housed for tho night. Tho SWAN
dorrrs' 1fome," however, wis nut rcaiy for tho
reception Of Its Kacsts, about tlfty OF whom put
In IN appearance. hut wore obliged to sock n
nights lGxIglng elsewhere.
1T seeking for Information rs to tho reason Of
tho doiny In opening tho retrcat. tho rcportur
discovered tlsnt tho 3ntrnsost opposition had
beet, aroused in tho neighborhood axat,,st tho
schcmc. Sonu hAtf-1ozcn gentlemen who wero
In very vtRoroits language, und ayerro.l TINT tho
t 10 begin opnFntlons. A visit was pnI1 to Cnpt
stnble. und WIN has been vested by tho neighb0rs
Nelcan held thai he, md tho rost of TIM noixil-
i1nhiy disposed ns tho ox-Ai,'nrrnnn: int. whiio
they ,gund be glud to sec tho Home ut w9rk IN n
s4S u pfSSat L: Ses hne s,"9e II es s IL
cntfctl attnntion to tho {Nct TINT on tho stuti,-
west cornor Of tho strcots named was q poI',l.
cvauing services thrue Or four times n week. and
on tho npEthwcst carncr was ono pf tho public
schools. Tho sights. inscparab!e avca fronl
kind Mr., Jonas intended to run. wore
a tat tho yhs S dfs va, os prose @f
curtain improvements necessary To tho confort
mud toccnty OF its occtspnnts, unavoidable IT,
.hcn.eses opa ss' I'D mns i
Ind nppoatctl IN v4in to MIR. janus 10 hive mercy
ioen bnt HIT he co ut nj s e msre ea @ as
A Inst rcsert they hnd dosurm'ncd, 1t possible,
, 1880-12-02

Tho sale uf reserved Boats for tho Strako8ch
T. Hess senson Ut grand English onern cOnl-
mcncct' yostertlay morning very lively. Lovers
Df grand opera will have treat in this season.
Tho company Is I'LL excellent one, tho roper
to!rs novel and attractive, und tho operas will
be sung in our own lnnguasc. Tho prieos arc
extrcncly low for go strnng an nttfncNpu.
, 1880-12-02
Not Day Lost In Twcnty.ono Years.

One Q! tho Oldest lntl most filGful OF tho city
etnploy6s !s ltobeFt atcktm jauttor Mt thu City,
Hail. For tho past tWbntY-ntlG years no has
regularly built nitl tended to tho fsos In tho city
building. teplenIshod tito w4tUr- coOlurs uuu
swopt and busted tho rooR.a. lii addition to
these duttc he hgs swept and cluaned tho cells
nf tho prisoners vt tap Ccntrni Btutiou. During
this long turn Of aeEylce lkobeFt bus never becu