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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21
A DAsTARDLy OUTRAGE.
An Attempt 10 Assassinate u Well.
Known Engineer.
From the Carson Tribune


From the Carson Tribunel
Thomas L. Clarke, well and favora-
bly, known as the engineer of the
through passenger train on the Vir-
ginia and Truckee Railroad was yes
terday severely assaulted on the streets
of Virginia, and but for a lucky acct
dent, or as we prefer to regard it, the
interposition of Providence, would
now be lying in the embrace of death.
AT about 5:l5 P. NJ. yesterday after
noon, as Mr.. Clarke was going down
Union street i'll Virginia City, prepare
tory to taking charge of the engine and
running the passenger train to Reno at
the usual hour of departure, 5:35 p NJ,
he was assaulted from behind by some
five or six men, said to be members of
the Mechanics Union of Storey county;
struck on the head by solid iron bar
or rod, one inch in thickness, and about
twenty inches in length, and felied to
the earth, bleeding and senseless. The
blow was evidently intended to be, and
would have been fatal, had it not hap
pened that the weapon glanced from
the skull, and after inflicting serious
scalp wound, passed off in slanting
direction, nearly severing the lett ear
from his head AS the senseless vic
tim of these chivalrous assailants lay
bleeding on the ground some twenty
men (also said to belong to the gallant
organization) surrounded him and en-
deavored by kicking and stamping to
crush out his life.
Charles Huff and Mr.. Judge, who
We're oh the opposite side OF the street,
rushed across and succeeded in stop
plug further foul play. In this at
tempt Mr.. Huff was severely stabbed in
the abdomen by blow from all ice
pick. He has since been taken to the
hospital and it is feared that his injur-
les will prove fatal.
After recovering consciousness Mr..
Clarke was assisted to the V. & T.
passenger depot, where his severe
wounds were dressed by DIR. Conn, of
Virginia.
Mr.. Clarke then attempted to take
charge of his engine, but was repulsed
by one Pete Fitzgerald, who it is re-
ported drew revolver, and threatened
death if he persisted. 1t is further
reported that Stephens, Captain Of
Police in Virginia, stood by and made
no protest against this intimidation. Mr..
Clarke was unar,ned and severely in
jurcd; he therefore accepted the situa-
ton and retired to one of the coaches Of
the train His fireman ran the engine
as far as the Scales, some five miles
from Virginia, and from thence Clarke
ran the engine to Carson, where he was
relieved from duty by orders of MIR.
Yeringtom General Superintendent OF
the road.
It is further reported that Stephen
Wilkin, ex-President of the Union and
an active member, witnessed the assault
and made no protest or effort to protect
Mr.. Clarke.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21
We Challenge the World.

When we say we believe we have
evidence to prove chat ShitoAs Con-
Sumption C,9e is decidedly the best
lung medicine made, inasmuch as it will
cure common or chronic cough, in one
half the time, and relieve Asthma,
Bronchitis. Whooping Cough Group,
and show more cases of Consumption
cured than all others. 1t will cure
where they fail. 1t is pleasant to take,
harmless 30 the youngest child, and we
guarantee what we say. Price, 10 cts,
80 cts and 81. If your lungs are sore,
chest or back lame, use shiioa's Porous
Pioster. Sold by &. A. DESAussuRE,
Druggist. n7-eod
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21
Mothers: Mothers!: Mothcrs!:

Mothers! Hothers!: Metiscrs!:!
Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering
and crying with the excraciating pain
of cutting teeth: If so, go at once
and get bottle of MRS. WINsLow'
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately-de-
pend upon it; there is no mistake about
it. There is not mother on earth who
has ever used it who viii not tell you at
once that it will regulate the bowels.
and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in
all eases, and pleasant to the taste, and
is the prescription of one of the oldest
and best female physicians and nurses
III the United states. Soil every
where. % cents a bottle. jal2-ly
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21
D0 You Relieve &c.

That in this town there are scores of
persons passing our store every day
whose lives are made miserable By In
digestion, Dyspepsia, Sour and Dis
tressed Stomach, Liver Complaint and
Constipation, when for 70 cts we will
sell them Shiloh's Fi:alizer, guaranteed
to cure them. Sold by G. A. DESAUs-
SURE, Druggist. n7-eod
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21

The Appleton Tracy watches have a
splendid reputation. / have four
ounce, eighteen carat gold watch OF
Chat make which is really worth slG0,
| will sell for SS4. Uncle Harris, 22l
Kearny Street, between Bush and SUIT
ter, San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21
PersnnaI Notes.

g. W. Coddington, Superintendent
of the Humboldt Division of the G. p.
T.. r., arrived in town TO day.
Colonel Hardin, Peter French, Hook
Mason, j. $. HopenstaIl and other
prominent cattle owners are in town.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21
Injured by 10 sErle.

James Hearst, Yves injured yesterday
near Hoppins' ranch by mule which
he was riding falling under him. He
was brought to town last night by Mr.
Hopenstall, and though not seriously
injured, is confined to the house.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21
Buliien shipped.

The Bullion of Paradise Mining Com
pany shipped west, to-day, bullion val
ued at &, 500; and the Areenta Mining
Company of Tuscarora shipped bullion
valued at S4.9l0 90.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21
Paradise Rui,aan.

The Paradise Valley Mining Company
shipped yesterday two bars Of bull
ion, valued at -, Isl.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21
a'srasiisers I'm Town.

Paradise Valley is well represented
in town to-day. An important water
suit in which several ranchess are IN
terested is on trial in the District Court,
and many of the farmers are here as
witnesses.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21
The Grand fury.

The Grand Jury made a partial re-
port to the Court to-day. and adjourned
sabiect to the call of the Foreman.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21
WANTED.

A steady woman is wanted to do
housework and take care of two chill
dren. Send address to Postofiice box
LOG, Winnemucca. jy7tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21

C. w. JOHNSTON will shortly leave
town, to be absent about two months.
Parties wishing to have any dentistry
work done, had better attend to it at
once. nl7-lw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21
Beef Cattle Coming.

A drove Of about 500 head of beef
cattle are ON the way here from the
North, Tor shipment to San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21
CHAMPAGNE.

G. ii. Mumm & Co.'S Dry Verzenay
Champagne-Athe finest in the land
at FRANK FfLLow's Fashion Sample
House. jaz-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21

A. Booth 4 Co.'S fresh oysters re-
ceived daily at G. A. kRKKKLE's, oppo.
site the Depot. dll-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21
Practical watehaaher.

Geo. II. jackson, pra. tical watch
maker, with J. f. Sabine All work
warranted. at20-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21

For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiioh's Porous Plaster. Price IS cts.
Sold by c. A. DESAUssURE, Druggist,
Niuaemucca, New. nS-sop
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21
SPECIAL LOCALS.
Free Lunch

Free Lunch
Don't forget it boys! Free lunch
every night at A. ID. Williams the
Palace Salooa.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
j. C.. FALL e. CO.
KNOXVILLE,
Have in store and receiving daily, fresh sup
plies of Goods, Which are offered at the lowest
Prices for prompt pay, comprising
DRY GOODS, LADIES' DRESS
GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.
LADIES' HATS
AND SHOES.
BOOTS,
SHOES,
SUMMER HATS
CLOTHING AND GENTLEAEN's UNDERwZ EAR
TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS.
HARDWARE aud MINING TOOLS,
DRUGS,
CHEMICALS AND OILS,
TINwHRE
ETC.,
ALWAYS on HAND
BUTTER, LARD, HAMS, BACON, FLOUR,
CORN MEAL, BARLEY AND FEED.
Unionville, June 10, 1875 I
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-01-21

JASuAgy 18th Maximum thefniometer, 32
M.nlmgn thetmnnieter, 80.
, 1880-12-28

ecr','ch for worms mud Ivy cgaA fur Tho family.
Let tho pc,,cock mss by md MI rralsr 4, luz
wlint me1utIer Of tho fnfnlly ever hMh word nl
pghtsB for Me7 I'm gnlnE ia f,o q rrneuek+
"'rhnt you ennnnt tlc." replied u veteran OH
rooster. Ms he ahok thu dust nlf hin hnGle "fn
1hrk III sist and sl1npc. Natro intended you Tor
a hon, and M n non ytli tlrc Il succoss."
"f5ltt caN dress lku q TCilrnGk," Crrtlstcd
THO hen. ''rn sick md tlfsl Of thesn t'rown
co!ars, sec rD rORsn1l why shouldn't dress rs
wnIl M hny ntilor fowl" ..
Arguments nilal rchaUn wurO Of no arNti, md
Mrs. flrown Hon rAlkcsl nwAy to carry cut her
program. In II, hour elo apl,chrcd ntnont tho
pearooka with n rcti riboH nrtl,intl hcr neck. Il
Rny, feather over her car, and n red woolnn rnr
tied nrsntll her leg. el1e str,tttctl nhont Md
tried t.l mnko herself at nome. htlt ono Of tho
pencneka strpprtl fUrwnrt' allsi said.
You Aru simply hccpfylnE yourself. We MI
know yuN FOR n hen. While you wcru acting tho
t,nrt Of a hct, sp all respected ro,l. Now TINT
YOU nro cr1,wdlfx Ii, whsro yni don't bconp artl
ron. yt,,i tlescryg bnly contempt"
Tho hun persisted tN trying TO be 4 peacnck,
and rs shu Htruttcd around in her borrowed
tl,tery tho cook observed her md said:
NM hct, With her mems could hnYG como by
those thing; honestly: she wns tho bcst hen n
hut nuW sh0 IA out ut 1t shc Will ltG RtIHeiped
nb1ut md nlatlo miserable, md Will therefore
wrlng hcr neck md ont I,ur.''
, 1880-12-28
A Dend Man nnll EIls Faithful Dog

IN tho aoutIorii rart Of linltun thcro has ltvol
nbunt 10. by tho nIllAo Uf WoDlrlG, who :l1! NOT
npDeir 10 bN dpInx much f0r u living. Ito kept
ltsu tlvgb,-Eunu NJ thnnl uKly,-anil tow people
went MUIR thu house. Last Thursday q ltatlGh-
tlon w.,s luft with First Selcetm1n White tl,At
Wnorich hnni nut been sccn fur soynr!.l days.
sfesRrs. White A,l hl,ul.ur, twO resdl,lte ts'n'1,
went 70 tho ho'!sc. They Wero greeted Gy tho
their nponinx ths 'anor wl.lo cua,K to look in,
md thuN tlisIsny Uf teotA that tncHnt nlsch!Hf,
Tho men shut the ,lonr attl went " tho
Wl"lw. taMkiuK In, thDy slW WuIltlcll aitttH4
Inn chair ly ITO st.lve, Ills !,eaH l'ent fHrwnri,
Us u naltTs. U1atlr til nr.n.Bn t1!ti, and tho dog
continuing IL exhibit tho u9tGst symptoms, It
WIS sesulvth th xiii him. Mr., Whit hui hruilKht
his gun: iat thu dug krpt nunr hls Mnstcr. III
guarding hlaI, !lhtt itw.s nut .ircinetl safe to
i1r0 from tho w!tlIlnw; uA rsI!ss tAts. tho yis.
itors h,,rls.l STONE. q stnrt Ito dug forward.
shp E.. w,,s sshasael, killing tho faithful MT
otx .llycorsrMl that wn,lrch wns t!eail. i,Fola-
hly lu hui htn tstNMl scvErnl days. and hal been
fryKtn 10 1tatt. ile w..s not k,nwu as u lFlnk-
inx lllni,. His other ngs: starvnl out, hnu loft
hr1lyely by his side. IN ctll l1ltl hunger, Tho
doY tell q lnhrtyE ~ his devotion nlll 1ldellty,
, 1880-12-28
INDIANA.
Preparations for tho Inauguration Of
tho G:overnor-Fhe Senatorial Cons

Preparations for tho Inauguration Of
tho 6:0vernor-Fho Senatorial Cons
test.
Special D.pateA to Ths Chteaeo Tribune,
lSptASAro1,1s, Inl., dec. N.-It is nb0ut
settled that the Guhernuturia1 Inauguration
exercises will occur Mt Engl!sl,'s Opur.s-
llouso OH MnHuay afternoon. jan. 10, This
Is t.une bccnuse OF tho fact ttat tho Crlm!na!
Court room IL tao small to ,Mcc0lnllottato
moro tl,un one-la'f rs many people MS viii be
compelled t0~be present ut tho ceremony, oil
account Of their Oillcial positions and duties,
leaylng the public entirely, unproyi.lcl for,
The house will be handsomely decorated, A
meeting of tho AIurIon County Legislative
delegation will ba l,o1d Thursday with
tho State officers. to make tlnal ar.
rnngelnrl,ls for the affair. Tile Inauguration
mil reception Mt night BY Coy. Inrtur prom
(ses to nNku Olla Ut thu nlOst hrlltiMnt Ovelita
IN tho history Of thy cIty. Gov. Porter will
bu accompanied to New York by ILLS t!augt,
ter. wl,o will be present Vt tle wedding Of
ernl candidates for United States Senator nru
expected To b. In the city til, week, alnl 1t il
beloved that, BY tile time tho Legislature
cOilyelles, lien: Ilnrris.ntMtl bD given cieAr
Held, ThH only rcal candidates y! opposition
nTe Col, Clnlbagk nlA A(r. Ort!,, alht nl-
though llnrrisnn's frlcilts feel certain OF
bis llo'Ma..at!on bya large sna]9rlty Oh tho
ilrSt ballnt. yet A(cssrs. Culiback anA .Orth
uru not disposed 10 ylrlA tl.e tl10r until tho
members Of tho 'l4eRislntnfe aTe present iutI
however,, that, unless theru SHOULD 10 II svil.
MlNe revolution ut sentiment, there seetls tu
be i,G good rGAson for doubling Tint tho
wishes Ut tho Republican rasty III the Stnto
will be respected by thu nomination Ut lini:
rlsosl.
, 1880-12-28
speclnl catfnatc frr tho Wisconsin 1iyrr by Col.
linnstou. wp llasn determined

"s0'' "0 ~. ~. - W. ~" .,.'a0 1ty, ooo
..... T'' ASK 'ft'h <.Np'pu
To hn uset1 Under tho direction Of tho War Do
rnr,,ucnt for tho purposes ot constrtctoh.
Dogs tho system meet With my pronounced
orrnslti0nY"
"Tlir nnly nntaEoni..n thnt has como 10 ny
knowledge n nnh!at inclsiutnH fsc aIprnptn-
ton nf the j.arislcttn ot tho Mississippi Ntvcr
Conlrutss!rlt oyer thls aeGtlon ils VIII rs tho
ns'llnec.l opposition 10 tho policy or vtstIon ~
the project. al tho n,cmt,crs Of the linllso ana
!,iust senatorH whose districts and states nre 70
DO Infected have Ing!l n nlgillOrnl nsklny LOT
m appropriation ot *TNUM. IEo wow EnK!a.no
, 1880-12-28
11uggcu by nn Angry Elcpl,nnt-Au In.
tva1cntpd CIrcusaI:snplOye's Exper1-

nf Transportation nf John Nabiusou's Circus,
tad lly1ly experiences to-!luy ut tho circus
winter a,.urtcrs, IN this city. ttl tho nciKh9oF-
Ivan patrlnizGd tlu1n llorulty. Tho etirlulantt
wAr,l,ol him up to y lA,int whoro bo inlaEtnea
himself y Thoroughbred elephnl!t.tainer, aid he
Vicious Ut tho elephant her.l, Sullivan entered
tho lnc9ss,rc takIa9 With him the regular tT'.'n'
h hai,s Ii!nE,nW ho Win wan,cd 70 moyc ak!!!e,
shifted his position. ut tho sumo time rolilg his
ttDd It, nH| With q,lltk mellon tho Auitnal cast
his trunk around sullltat,s body, and, tltaw'ng
HIN IN oiasc, E1kyD him u powerful! sGuee1e.
10 tho Xr1ur,l. sullivan Tns ar:sRRed lwny %
quickly III poaatbiu and sel!t to tho hospital 1t
Is fcurCl he !s seriously Injured.
, 1880-12-28
THE GRAIN CROP OF KANSAS.

Itosy NTeuAcSto1aa nhu Nlh*tcranK Hec-
ron' i"a xan.n, % . Tac,ilc-ti,s % t;ronn% @ s nni II
1s'u,.ts IN Coed c"n.,it,on.
r.s..s INV NC wo ,,er - S.rho 1ord c,,,.
missioner OF tho Kanans Division Of thu Union
paci.io RAILROAD Inns lust received Interesting
nlo,s tho lire Of tho Kan'as nlv!sion. TIC re-,
Ice. 70. Ttey Indicate unusually tlno crops fur
tho c,,ntna ycnr. The cnrly.sow,l wheat In titus.
sell County is in excellent condition, und In
colyor County tho rrospect Tor good crop h's
not boen better since tho country bus bcan
openr" % w. st,nn,, 'as ao,,.., ,.u' .n,, nsu
so so goou an OUTLOOK loe ncasy crop
looked for On 1000 acrcs Of Ottawa County. 4
ercat dcnt Of whcnt wus sown Into In Govo Co,,n-
10, TO- hut tho ground WIS IN good condition whcn
ai ~ ~ M nc i'.rS rrr tam hcv hay, hccn for
v xcnrs " nat Gr,i,nn h toIniy utso sos NJ,
oGnxs oa 5Io,gxa iepo'' 1Ao t'a'f'@ III '''''' "'o
have yery saretMl'y ex!,mino 'ony ,, si,ls %t
Will I'm ,I J., snd VIZ ~ ~ ,,v c r. xnw th"r
cy'o cycry one 0 cxiinc was IN goo, % henithy coi. @
un aMu e't n ntt. an,, ,snt ~ - cnr n
s Iory ,'nt t"nw m yeI, @t yn nxa,ntn" T. 3nosC
a reay 70 Efpw Us s so s ! tho 10" Ga1asr ,,s
rarlay The wheat IN ts'e norter art ct lari 1
ton County y iookn9 oettGr tnt.f osGr ,rs sw To-
wheat o9k mmshH au IL ,nu H. 'ae ~, s,, tFe
oonn III Maitssi " a, aiSp T "e ,n,s H. o !, ,vns
cnster pMrI q ~, nGrnsg a ,s,s s TIs
s9Wn eMfy an.oIHn@ @ tMn naaaa'ie @ M M ~ wssI t 1Lao @
ol iMsaen Iou,my mugs u ny. 'oGh su Wi. n, ",
censo y wns ny 's s% ~ ,rS tp,s wptv y y
1r eant 1nu , ,nnt, i "u ~. ro", X, MI ~
eoWh eney anu wnen lazy Roi Ichny th9 ~, y, Met
Wentner Kcl11 1nnm puex nt.o. IVY l.. y ~. ~ y
ncnnS Go1Ntao1t n4 S1n u u W. IlnsT 1sr heo G'luMt
~ innl OF iS!9 nr ls, oF Gven ae, mere VIZ ~, gn
= lErHtr yietH P"F ncEe IHnn W. uASo c'cE III" III
tnls nenliiy; ,h ,,.<,,. r,., s ,,,,,,,,.
i!!sWnitM nuynnl,e yna., wnght III uIup pa ID iosMM's ..n
Dcttef tnGn u nls i0oxc c LOT ', sMrce yeas pnst,
ntss 9t t',o eso & nsg o1e ~ sg,1 IT. TX R sc
snE'. ~ nHsE ut ~ si!uM ~. III ~ McC"aus ~ ~,
0l eariy sow!nR anu nnuHHiicS 4 VI Ealn ~ ttn ~
tnnMtnB " ouitglNpor a!ta OctoueE @ taU % WHEN ~
locking very my: HGry MFgn af1g"no tn nv
bee'i soWi: Ing 3.! ~ tne
GohAny nhs neo soss . ~ ~ .ne ,!s nu's;cas t; ~
iueseti Cau!ty. ~ .ny u{,o M ~ Wy % oMm t1v.h % ~
toWnsni!'s VI tMu eae.t ~ lily % ~ nuna: s t,., Ky
nnvo ar1Gf w VI WneI a1 sown M ss tH
sailo DseAaLn ~ LUG Wuss sIle ~ Etswu9.i Nnl ~
Eoelnty, ~ tno intter comfy recolscd more Oh
tng NELL s:G- Wunt % al"1.t n 1a1 H,!.S: .. ,,a
Mneat CROP III tn!s seGtum y iiI Heeu nM.teliuH.
WIN ~! lG55oBe ~ ~ !sast III !es u.hiL r nase
, 1880-12-28
At THE lIME-KILN.

DWtAs 17WpuI<H 70 nv INtkVV9 1V4oHH1V
ADMINISTERING. Ont, Dec. a7.-TlIe furry
Garland released tile steanl.barge w. Ed
wnr1s Md schooner Charles Foster from tho
leu IN thu centre OF tho elaune! Just below
the Lin"ekiln. last Sunday night, md they
cams 10 luck here, wl,eru they will wlntor.
They are not damaged. Tic leo nron,,u them
was piled W fifteen feet thick. Tho Gnr'
Southern crossing to.slAy. II,o lca Ii very
heavy. AlMt she n1nkes slow progress, US II IL
lll!eult u ktep her iron Nll.
, 1880-12-28

tk&yDtt 81" 1'HN.
Mrs. drown Hon Way Known throughout her
nrsHhMrhntal ~ !Iut!cst hartl- surnt ching, pa-
tIpnt hi,s.Iy, sha leyer culllulAined Ut thu CtA
ur tnunt fault With thn heat, ulls! nU onu ever
heRru! her express M cnrol. wish. Oront wna
tho stlrt,rtse, thurpfart, Wf,en she appeared
u,llalk tho bAri,yurA fowls ono tiAy, and bcEAn:
"lM tired Or beng hen. II Ii nothing but
, 1880-12-28

suwcr.hrtch, called for by ha contract, nntl tho
hrtnk usrl tho Cofnmssnner recommending
Tint Angus l,o t,ni,l SHMW Or tho <l'.WM perccnt-
nKc retNlncst. ns tho ln1nllcu wa,ilt1 nnlrty sp-
euro tho completion nf tho work.
II WINS referred tn tho Mnynr. commissioner,
md Building Committee, with tlowur to net.
Tilt Council thCN adjourned,
, 1880-12-28

W1NHIpEt1, leo. .A.-The Intest ncWa from tho
Saskatchewan district shows that tho grain crn1,
Vi this yvar Ii partial faIlnrs, bpttI il, ,uurt.ty
uni qsnlIty. uwtnH t0 tho .AtG st,r.nK, tho c.iI
much uloro Rn,n wus sowll Than lust ycar, il ii
doubtful II siuru will lo ns ,n,llly bushels
thrAshusl, and wat theru Ii Will not be Ut ~ xo4xl
Il nudity.
, 1880-12-28

TIE LATE r. q. FROST.
Tho tncm0era of tho f1nr hell Incctln9 ycB-
crt,ny afternoon IN tho rooina uf tho LAW lnsti-
tito 10 tAkc notion OIL tho dcnth OF Nj. T. q.
Frost.
On melton of Jud4e Attllor, 1.rlgo Lawrence
wns elected ChatrfnRn and II. II. 1lcrgcn Sec.
rCtnry.
Tho Judge. after tnktng his seat. taitl:
We have NUT to t'ay n tfttnito 0f respect to a
.lepnttc,l brnthor, mud to oSprcss g iis . aa.miy
eytn}athy Il, their Mnuttcrublo bereavement.
Ihninns g.. Frost was stricken With pnr,l!ysis on
raimlcss cnti, md ycstcrtiay his boIy was glvon
bnck IL lts mother curth.
our profession e ono of 9na,Eon@sn. I'm between 1s
nlsnt death lns CONG. md tho busy bra!i n!s
ceased 1t. lnlnr. and tho lps nrc tlitnlb foroycr,
rop,e,nl;or OILY Of d ,tca,l broiher what was
nplle. NH. generous, and Eoosl. .,., > ,.,.
isut the ,iat! IL lncErory ot whom We nayo o
conc hGru tD.tny npttlS mt tho sRltttty Ot tho
grave to bring 0lllviNM to nlly henrt. burn'1Hs.
fte Ind M enemies. 1Ie was 10 good man, 70
his iat,iro @ o ss,cs, no,c.t aud sh-henrteti Ken
tlGsnnn, ttlnt even In tho contcats of the iiar,
earnest and nhlo M ho wus, ho invoke no bittcr-
"fTi %vc " ps Sown lin saH WI" for mony years, and
bud not only profonn,l respect Tor hs t,f chnrac-
;lsrIny. ho lid MT Hi 10 largo i rpaco In no
had desired. hut lawyers who hnve hnd s'itn us
mn antagonist In tho courts hnyc hNtf KtHlu re!.-
soil to kss,W tslat II thore wns q ,wenk p9lnt II
ic ra9wor, 1n,l ho nslle1 to tloso nm ,,nweaElctl
s!'Sfx rsst w. 5 tha rs " hss2 +, nse @
ho did ths will eonseentio,!s iticlIty whether
tho amount Involved Wns Ktal Or great. While
by tho axhMistivo ch9racter Of his
, 1880-12-28
TILE COUNCIL.
Aid. Wickersham' Ordinance for
a Cable Street ct-Railway.
Adoption Of the Ordinance Regu-
lating the Sale Of Bogus
Butter.
Commissioner Wnller Instructed
to Proceed with tho Lake
Tunnel Cleaning.

Com1nlss'""cr "n.lei is'i"o'o"
to Proceed with tho Lake
..-, 49,, -.....,s. ,u.o,,,, ,.o.,,,,.
Inst evening, AID. Ia,ylrr IN tho chair, mil nil |
t,,c Ai,crmcr nrcsc,,t exccnt McNurncy, Hwtrt. !
1lot,d, Evorstt, Lnronz, Meyer tFlftcctth), lm'
hoi. Unrrott, and MeCorncx. .... /
AID. liurkc, by consent. presented mn orTll-
nance airen'.ns tao so.'n Icy, s.ao m'w"s n Sun,p ~,
~ to run n!sh, car At nst once M nov hoar ,s ~,
sonth 1lranch, and OH Archer avenue from stntc
was imposed for every failure to do so.
street north, Twelfth street, ltanioiph, niao
Island nycn,ic Cam. street. Cnnnluort ayensto
Mt!wnnk co avehic, anu lnt'lhhh h.set,
After co's'sora"io d'scasssot'. A1''. Ihriey ~.
amendments 10 .ho Committee on Railroads.
Tho rules were suspended, ano mo onllhanco
., ns m""E 1n nts ,:or
wMs snoH passea IT,, no ntnoF "eFsp1e"'' "oio
GABLE nAliwArs.
Aid, Wiukcrshntn presented tho following:
IIe Il U,tiuintdt clc.: SEC. i. Tint tho en!l CHI
cnso City 1iawny CUmrany n,ny hereafter up.
% onsu tn sr engines @ % .,ot L locate. Upon ~ tho strsets
Of 0uer ',H mn nSns at o. powe sas es a''
SIC. T. Snil Chtctlgo City llnilway Company
n,ny for snld p,irposo mako III Meodni!
nes'iinl aud convenient end1e!s cables
Wi WbIch % ita r"iIwnys : aro now nv constrncted frU.
uidt,t, TlAt s,,ct cnhles nsltl machinery an| 10
underground, AhN! uot Interfere With ruhllg
srays Gn shi 10 es,s'1G1 . , n saps,atl 1,1Sn
t.tt ~ neetnl MMn envsntet IT,, a,,,,
. ~ tE ~ n,, rttna ~ '"'' W 0"'
, 1880-12-28

hare long prescribed tho EhAers sArsupu-
rtlus, all! think 1t tut,st valuable ulodErluu-
jeremiah ulake, -. D., GllinantUn, N, II.