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Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15
The Court Record.
Superior Court Criminal Side-Judge
 Marlin. NI

Superior Court Criminal Side-Judge
 Martin This court opened yesterday morning at ten o'clock The case Of State Charles W. Bradley, for vola- ton of the Sunday law, further tried. The case given to the jury about three o'clock and after being out about threequArters of an hour they re- turned with verdict of guilty. Judge Blydenbureh, counsel for the defendant notice to the court that he should ask for the usual ten days which to file motion for new trial.
 The jury excused until ten o'clock this morn ing, to which hour the court adjourned. @ s-.i.=5 Henry McCormick was found guilty of burglary and sent to jail for six months Michael oonnor was found guilty of tramping and sentenced for three months Court of Common nPleas-Judge Pardee, In this court yesterday the of spe1ry vs Brs- tol and Farrell vs. welton were non-suited.
 The case of Cullom vs Broechart went over. conn., gel not being ready for trial. 1 fs eC1e4 sF 2 Court adjourned untn this morning at ten o'clock City Court-CriminaI Sfde-Judxe Par
 dees s5 q Ey4ss.c., s,sz Joseph H. Marvin, breach of peace, noIled Nelly Marvin, breach of peace, nored William H. Harri- son, breach of peace, nollsd Richard Denere breach of peace, noed Michael Sullivan, breach Of peace nolled Howard W. Maine, breach Of Sunday law s4O fine and sl409 costs. Appeal taken and bond of sIe0 furnished.
 City Court Notes.
 In the City Court yesterday morning. in fhs csse of Howard W. Maine charged with keeping his saloon on Church street open Sunday night recently and in which case the decision was reserved, Judge Pardee said that he believed the place was opsn although it was possible some of the employees got in. He felt compelled to nnd Maine guilty and should impose : nne or go and costs. An appeal was taken under bonds of $1o0.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15

The seeds of sickness and of death
 In disordered mouth are sown; When bad the teeth or foul the breath, Both soul and body lose their tone, Till SOZODONTS brought into play, And sweeps those dire effects away. fa15 3teod 1tw
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15

Linen Collars (gentlemen's) in about forty different styles at 5c. each. A lot of Earl < Wilson's Linen Collars at 1Oc. each. Linen Cuffs 10c. a pair. J. N. ADAM & Co.
 .a1I
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Spatial Notnes.
EDWARD E. HALL & SON

OFFER CANNED GooDs.-osE1DA CORN AND AspAnAaus.
 EXTRA PEACHES, PEAS, BEANS,
 TOMATOES, HIDES SUGAR CORN
 FRUITS, VARIETIES. CHOCOLATES, &o.-CHocoLATE-MENIER,A ALI. THE DIFFERENT GRADES, ALSE- THREPTA, BREAKFAST CoooA,
 PARIsIAN Cocoa, BRoMA, TABLE
 CHOCOLATE. coFFEE AND TEA.-THE FINEST QUALITIES OF oo- LONG, JAPANESE, HYsoN AND ENGLISH BREAKFAsT TEAS. ! -7.s --5= JAVA, MARAoAIBo AND MOCHA a f;s~Asf- acoFFEEs, GREEN, ROASTED AND GROUND, GUARANTEED PUaK
 AND FRESH. TRY HALLS LAUNDRY SOAP. BEST NEW PROCESS FLOUR. FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER IN 9LB. FAILS NEW MoLAssEs, PLATT's BUoKwHEAr, GRAHAM AND RYE FLOUR, OATMEAL, STEAM COOKED WHEAT AND OATS, MACARoNI, VERarIoELLI ITALIAN PASTE OLIVES, CAPREs, PICKLES, BURNETTs FLAvoR1NG ExTRACTs.
 THE LARGEST STOCK AND FINEST ASSORTMENT OF IMPORTED CIGARS, WINES, LIQUORS, CHAMPAGNEs CLARETs, CoRDIALs, &c.,, IN THE STATE. Low PRI CEs.
 &zzlHHlhA ja12s 25O CHAPEL STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15

CONGRESS WATER.-Its superiority as ca thartic and alternative consists in it's entire freedom from everything bitter. acid or crude that produces headache, internal soreness, and tends to destroy the mucous membrane. All mineral waters that are dangerous irritants may be known by an acid after-taste. dS5w
 Language Mutilated.
 The intentional mutilation of the speeches of public men is not so much to be regretted as that caused by cold affecting the organs of the voice. A perfect remedy for the latter trouble is Roberts Syrup of Tar, Boneset and Wild Cherry. It soothes and strengthens the irritated larynx and cures the speakers sore throat. Ministers and singers should use it. Sample bottles ten cents, large size fifty cents.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-15

The vote on the adoption of the contract with the Air Line road was:
 For the contract. FPS Against. ......................, 68
, 1880-10-31

Boobkeepers, Clerks. &c.-Continued.
c.ITuATloS wANrEu-DY SHORTHAND WRIT
eE or 70 20 Writing ~ m 1sT rof 0ee
euces given AJIlrsss IL, Tribune Office
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-23

HOW TO SECURE AN HONEST COURT.
The Senate Considering Mr., MOrgan'S
Proposed Joint Rule what presi-
dent Linc0in's Ideas Were-The
House Disngreeing ON Public
Buildings Appropriations.
II, a 4. bribery Case

Washington, May - The House com.
mite on Pacific railroads decided relative to
the George letter making charges Of corrup-
ton in connection with the Texas Pacific
railroad that the committee has no au,hori-
~ to investigate the matter unless the House
shall see fit especially to authorize them to
take some action The alleged corrupt transac
tons having occurred during apreyious Con
gress aud etfectlng the Senate more particu-
larry than the House, the committee de,
cided that the subjec; was not proper
one for their consideration at this time.
The Senate finance commit tee, probably
on Tuesday next, will report favorablv the
House Immediate transportation bill, with
an amendment striking out the provision
relative to quadruple invoices on the ground
that the additional invoice proposed by the
amendment adopted by the House, would be
not only useless but harrassiug provision.
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GRIND Temperance Rally.

Independence, Kas., May 22.-Tbe mass
Temperance convention met in this city to-
day. Gov. st. John arrived on the west
bound train this evening to address the con.
venton, and was met at the depot and escort
ed to the Main Street house by the Billings
Rifles and citizens headed by the Daily band
which is composed Of one family, four men
and five ladies, who furnished excellent music
and are credit to any locality. The
Billing Rifles, the prize of our city, did them.
selves credit in their parade and were con-
graduated by the Governor for THEN fine
appearance. The temperance workers are in
earnest, and will tomorrow have a grand
time at the grounds near the city and have
some Of the ablest speakers in the West. The
managers of this convention deserve credit
for their work, as does the board and Lieut..
Torkinson.
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United states Mail Robbed.

Santa Fe, N. NJ, May GA letter to the
Daily New Mexican from Fort Wingate
states "On the 18th, party OF drunk 4
Navajo Indians attacked the Ruckboard
near Blue Water, cut the mail sacks open
and threatened to kill the driver. A large
package of silver was in the mail, but the
Indians did not modest it, Fears are ex.
pressed that this is the Fremont
ton of an outbreak on the
part of Nsvajoes encouraged by
the success of vctoras band. These In
dians cannot now be whipped by the small
number oftroops in the territory, and if re-
inforced by Navaioes ten thousand troops
will hardly be able to subdue them. Present
insubordnate spirit of the Navajoes is at
tributed to their not liking the agent, and
letters have been sent to the interior depart
ment, signed by all the agency employees.
asking his removal for the safety Of their
lives"
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kall0ch's Case.

San Francisco, May %. The impeachment
case of Major Kalloch comes up in the SUI
.premc court Monday. The defendant has
fled an affidavit demurring to the complaint
on the ground that the court has no iurisdic.
ton; also, that II does not state facts autli-
cient to cause action, and is ambiguous, un,
Ineligible and uncertain. In another aft.
davit he asks that the case be held in abev.
ance as case of great public Importance
and difficult questions of law and fact. In
his affidavit he refers to the appointment of
. board of delegates devol, ed upon him BY
the new Mcclure charter, and draws atten-
ton to the conflict between himself and the
board of supervisors. In this, as in other
points, he asks for holding the hearing in
Allowance.
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Cathollc pro,incinl Cnunei1

Philadelphia May 22.-The Arst Pro-
vincial Council of the Roman Catholic
church in the province Of Pennsylvania was
opened at the Cathedral this afternoon. The
council is composed of the Most Rev. James
Frederick Wood, D. d., Archbishop of
Philadelphia; the Right Rev. VIM. 0'Hara
D. -, Bishop of Camden; the Right Rev.
j, F. st0nahan, d, D., Bishop of Harris.
burg; the Right Rev. Tobias Mullng, D. D.,
Bishop Of Erie; the Right Rev, John Quigg,
ID. d., Bishop of Pttsburg, and admins.
traitor of Allegheny. These comprise the
bishops of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia.
Each bishop is accompanied by number
of thee logians who will act rs advisors
to their superior. The first regular pubic
session will be held tomorrow morning
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Presbyterian Assembly

Charleston 5. C., May 22.--In the Presby.
terrain Assembly, the venerable DR.. Howe re-
mains in charge of the property and library
DR.. Plumer is retired rs emirites professor, on
a salary Rev. Charles Choal, commissioner
from the General Synod of the Reformed
Church in America, was presented at twelve
o'clock. Monday was appointed for his for
NAL reception. Several new commissioners
to the Assembly were enrolled to-day. The
report of the Committee on the Sabbath was
received and ordered for consideration on
Monday. Adjourned until Monday.
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SPORTING MATTERS.
MUCH BOAT RACE TALK INDUCED IN
Courtney Accused of SeHins out
Trickeu ana Boyd want 10 Row
Hnnian The Proposed Santa
Ciause-Maude n, Race-Bn.
lizards la London - The
Irish Rife Team-Etc,

New York May -, The Spirit OF the
Times publishes letter from Captain George
n. Stone, of Cincinnati, making the follow
ing proposition for II race between Maud s.
against Santa Claus First, he will match
Maud s. against Santa Claus series Of Ave
races, mile heats, three in five to harness not
more than two of said races to be trotted in
any one State, and 10 be trotted in tie States
of Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania and
New York. Second he will make
the match single race for
S., 900 side over good mile track, in one
of the States named in the first proposition /:
third, he will nakea single race on the terms
mentned in the second proposition, with the
exception that the race be trotted for the
gate receipts, the gross amount 70 be paid
over 10 Il. A. Buck, who shall, within thirty
days thereafter, donate the entire
amount to some charitable in
stituion, to be named by the win.
ner of the race. The Spirit says editorially
"The parties are now separated only on two
points, whether the races shall be for $4,000
or $500 u side, and whether they shall be-
trotted on the same or different tracks. We
have reason, outside of natural differences, TO
believe that the owner of Santa Claus will
aceode to the present proposition Of Captain
Stone.
Cincinnati, May 22-Cap,ain George n.
Stone has sent the following dispatch TO Il.
A. Buck, editor of the Spirit of the Times,
in response to Colonel Finegan's answer to
Stones three propositions for n match no.
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a CONFUSED CONFERENCE.
Normy Scenes at Cincinnati over
REPORTS on the Methodist Book
concern Rivalry Between Law
nnd MmistcriaI Delegates

cincinnati, May 22.-To-day's session of
The conference proved the most stormy vet
heiu' The regularreport of the Methodist
BOOK concern was offered. DR.. Evans, col
ored, moved to substitute for tho majority
report bis minority report which recon-
mends the consolidation Of the two Southern
papers Upon this there was long discuss
son. In the course of which DR.. Hitchcock
made favorable showing for the Book Con-
Germ. The laymen were generally disposed
TO put the concern on q paving basis
while the ministers, MS a rule.
favored the continuance Of the publications.
even ut loss, on the ground that they were
the means Of doing great deal of good.
Dr. Emmett, of Iowa, finally mo, ed to table
the resolution 10 substitute the minority re-
port Calls for tie yeas and nays were made.
out not sustained. Mr.. Gillett, layman
frcm Illinois, moved TO have vote BIZ the
separate orders and ii was sustained Under
The rules of the conference this may DO done
when thirty members of each orler lay and
ministerial, demand it. Tho two
orders then vote separately. ana
then the concurrence of both il
required to carry any motion. II was over
TINS vote that the exciting confusion arose.
Nearly an hour was spent In raising and
setting points Of order, during which there
was many evidences of warm feeling and
much confusion A vote was finally taken,
resulting in the ministerial dele gates in favor
of fullints tho ny
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Billiards in London.

London May g2.-Vigneaux, the French
biliardist, failing to come to terms with Mr.,
Roberts, the English billiardist, for the
championship, he made hippodrome match
with Mr.. Bennett, the expert. Two
games were played Yesterday, Vigneaux pro-
fcsscdly conceding to Bennett 800 points in
1000 points up. Bennett scored only % and
50 respectively.
The Canadian cricketers and West Of
Scotland cricket clubs yesterday played one
inning, in which the Canadians scored l62
to their opponents 60.
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STORM IN GEORGIA.
Nearly Nine Inches OF Rain FAN In
Ten Hours - Freight Train
wrecked and Four Men
Eiiied-Much General
Damage Done

Columbus, Ga, May 22.-From Friday at
pm, to Saturday at 8 am, 92-lOO inches
OF rain fell 5O-l0O inches falling in ten
hours All ofthe railroads are injured and
no trains have arrived or departed to day. A
freight and accommodation train from Macon
to Montgomery was ditched last night in
Scatalla creek, nine miles east of this place.
The engineer, John T. Wade; firemaa.
Joseph SchstleT wood.passers Charles
Taylor and Joseph T. Brown,
we're killed. All are white and from Macon.
Georgia. The engine and eleven cars were
wrecked. A construction train is repairing
the breaks from here to the accident. Girard
creek bridge Is washed out. Crops are badly
damaged. Much cotton will have to DO re-.
planted. The river rose fifteen feet in two
hours. The roads may be all right by to.
morrow.
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Serious ARRAY Near Hearne.

Special 10 the Herald,
Heorne, May 22.--Mr. Jake Herndon. Il
farmer livinga few miles from this place,
came to town this evening and gave himself
up to the authorities, for ighing with Jake
Browne, colorcd. Browne lived on Horndon's
place last year. He was loafng around
Herndon's to-day,when Herndon ordered him
off the premises. Browne commenced ours
ing and attacked him with an axe handle.
Herndon returned the compliment with a
stake. Herndon was badly cut in the arm and
bruised. Browne is cut in the neck and his
head bruised badly. He started for town,
but from loss of blood gave out and when
found could not speak, and being afraid, he
would die and no one knew who Killed him,
he wrote Herndons name in the sand Drs.
Macken and Garrett dressed his wounds and
report his injuries not dangerous. Browne is
rather a notorious character.
w ehave had fine rains lately. Crops are
looking fine and farmers are jubilant.
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Church scandal.

indianapolis, May 22.-This evening Will
liam Patterson, amember of the Edwin Ray
Methodist church, caused the arrest of Rev.
George B. Young, the pastor. and George
Evans for criminal libel, and he also insti-
tuted at $4,000 damage, suit agains. the
Daily News for publishing statement by
Young which reflected upon the integrity of
the plaintiff. These suits are the outgrowth
ola discussion in the church which resulted
in a fight night before last in the house of
God. during which Patterson was severely
beaten by the friends Of William Young.
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Free Ballot,

indianapolis, May %. Hon. Z. B. Ans
den, Treasurer Of Shelby county, has been
indicted by the United States court and
placed under bond charged with interfer-
ing with the franchise of Thomas Wilson
and Charles Beard, colored citizens who at
tempted to vote at the April election in
Shelby county. Several other prominent
gentlemen in that locality are made code
PENDANTS with Amsden, and wrl,s for their
arrest will be served tomorrow.
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Carr's Charge Agaisut Courtney

Auburn, N. Y, May 22'-The Advertiser
contains an account of an interview with
Henry G. Carr Of Union Springs, Courtney
attendant at Washington, in which he saws
Courtney's sickness was slammed through
out Carr accompanied Courtney, totally
ignorant of job, but in the light of sIbse-
quont developments he is now firmly con-
WINGED that the race was sold months before
il was rowed.
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New York, May 22.-The shipment of
cattle fer Europe from this port yesterday
aggregated 1850, This number Is unpre-
cedented Large numbers of sheep and
horses were also shipped MS well as unusually
heavy consiguments Of beef, mutton and
pork. Shipments during the next five weeks
Of live stock and meat vii more than
double those of any former year for tho
similar period. Orders were sent this morn
ing to Pittsburg, Chicago and st, Louis for
10000 head Of cattle in addition to the usual
weeks supply
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Fine Crop prOsDeCta.

Springfield, Mo-, May 22,-For several
days past this section of the State has been
ftyored with copious showers of rain, which
is q boon at thi, stage of the crops and in
sures u more bountiful harvest than has fall
en- TO the lot of the. county for many year.
Wheat and corn look magnificent, while the
fruit crop, including everything from apples
to the garden berries, promises to surpass in
extent and qaality the production Of any
previous season. Our people are happy and
invite the attention Of immigration to what
Greene county can do.
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Trickett Anxious 10 Meet manian

London, May %, The Sportsman say:
we are desired by Trickett's friends to say
that Trickett cannot accept Boyd's challenge
at present TO row a race in England, in the
latter part of the year, for goo side.
Tickets great desire is to meet Hanlon and
he would not enter another engagement I'M
til that great object is accomplished. Later
on, If a champion match isproperly arranged
B0yd's ohalenGe may be considered.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-23
Another Cuban Revolution

Havana, May 22,-Ithia Garcia has issued
two proelamations to the Cubans, in which
he styles the insurgents :" The Cuban army
The Lriumpf'.paper, replying to these proc
lamstions, says they proclaim no practical
idea, but show disastrous tendency, and
have created su den impression. The
Tennifo shows that their last instruction
accomplished nothing but ruin, and both
papers ask By what right he proclaims him
self President of the so.cslled republic of
Cuba,
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Drifted from the Deer.

Mobile, May 22.-The following was found
to-day in bottle picked up on South Beach,
near Fort Morgan MAY IL, 1875 Ship
Hespcria, bound to London from South Aus
tralia, in approximate latitude 1926 north,
and longitude 2S 10 west. Finder please
report to Royal Geographical Society, Lon
don, for ocean currents. Cast off by G. L.
Wragge, Of r A. s."
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New Orleans, May 22.-Thos Melia, a
sailor Of the British ship Iron Cross, was to-
day committed before the Superior Criminal
Court on charge of having, for $3.50, set
fire to that vessel, loaded with cotton OH
April 22d. The accused was remanded in de-
fault of $4,000 bond. Detectives are now
working up the case. Meias' instigators are
said to be connected with the hsrbor pro-
lection boats. 1t is believed that nIne-tenths
ofthe fires on cotton laden vessels in this
port have similar origin.
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Iron Mountain Express Business He-
strained

st. Louis, May 22.-Judge Treat, of the
United District Circuit court, has granted
an order restraining the st, Louis, Iron
Mountain 81 Southern Railroad company
from interfering with the business or priyil-
eyes OF the Southern Express company on
that road until further orders from this court
Hearing of application for an in junction will
lie granted June the It'll. The case grows
cut ola notification by the Railroad company
to the Express company that after June first
they will do the express business over their
road themselves.
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$4,000 Damages.

New York, May 22.-In the trial suit of
Colonel John 7. Harold against the New
York Elevated Railroad company, to recover
$4,000 for injuries sustained in collision
on the elevated railway on the 25th of March
last, a verdict was rendered to. day in the
Kings county Supreme court, Brooklyn, for
the plaintiff in the sum of $4,000
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Jefferson City, Mo-, May 22.--August
Schmidt, of st. Louis, was discharged from
the peniten!iary last Saturday, stole a coat
Sunday, was indicted Monday, and Thursday
larceny, second otiense, and sentenced 10 the
sixth term In that institution.
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The philadelphia a. Reading Rail
road

Philadelphia May 22.--The statement is
msde by the officials of the Philadelphia &
Reading railroad and Coal and Iron COM
company that operations will be conducted
as usual and that there will be no Interrupt
ted. At the collieriss work is to be recon-
menced on Monday and continue until
Wednesday night. A receivership will be
applied for, and Mr.. Gowan or Edwin NJ.
Lewis, President OF the Farmers and Me.
chsnics' bank will be named for the position.
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what Sam Smith Did ut wills po,u.

Wills Point, May 22.-Sam Smith, the
Chicago drummer now in the hands of the
Philistines at Marlin for financial crooked
ness, took up collection from our bank last
Tuesday. He also got one hundred dollars
from one prominent business man, and one
h ndred from another firm.
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Shin Ashore,

Washington, May 22.-The signal corps
station, False Virginia, reports the steamship
Jas. G.. Ray, of Whelbv, from Benisof, Afri-
ca, to Baltimore, ashore off the station, with
cargo of iron ore. The vessel is perfectly
sound, lying in fifteen feet of water. Light
southeast winds and smooth sea-
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New York, May 22.-At a meeting of
competitors for places on tie Irish team the
following were selected as the team proper
w. Milton Farrow, H. f. Clark s. J. Scott,
Homer Fisher, Ransom Rathbone, j. F.
Brown, w. II. jackson reserve. The
team sails for Europe June 9th.
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ROyd RenhY for HnnIan.

London, May 22.-Bell's Life says nobody
could be in better condition than Boyd
He will take all the beating that even
Hanlan can give him.