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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-27


The Republicans held meetings in the various
precincts of Leon county last Thursday night
for thepupose Of @etiss delegates to their
County Convention which meets AZ this place
next Thursday, 29th inst Their camp has been
somewhat divided but at present seems but little
80, though from the reticence maintained by
those who certainly know of the proceedings Of
Thursday night, we infer that the result was not
altogether as satisfactory as could have been
wished. though they finally succeeded in choos-
ing delegates. The meeting held at the market
house ended, as is not unfrequently the case, in
q general row. 1t was composed mostly Of col
ored voters The chairman, who vas strong for
Conover at the beginning, went over TO Led
with before the close and was forced TO abdicate
Another who got up to speak at this juncture
was pulled from the stand and sustained severe
kick in the eye. Disorder. contention and
wrangling prevailed from this time until between
three and four O'Clock in the morning, and per-
sons residing in the vicinity complain that they
were deprived by the noise and boisterousness OF
nearly a whole nights sleep. Our information
is meagre, and we have been unable to get at the
full particulars, but give them as they came 10
us. We understand that there was also consid-
cradle discussion and wrangling in the meeting
held near the depot. 'Lectioneering whiskey -
was freely imbibed, and, of course, proved any
thing but oil upon the troubled waters A few
weeks ago, the colored voters through this Sec
ton were reported TO be pretty unanimously for
Ledwith, but il il now said that the majority of
them have been won over To ConOver's standard.
Desperate efforts are being made in every direc-
ton to reconcile the turbulent elements.
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The training will he under the direction of
Miss Mary Lewis
ihe scene IS laid in an old-fashiOned village Of
N"fnAndy, sometime during the seventeenth
t'niury
Henri. Marquis of Bonneville, returns to his
ancestral home, from which he has been exiled
since childhood. in consequence of civil war, and
-if'rs on the occasion of the great annual fair
~h'ch J. being held in the village of Bonneville.
'ne Of Tie conspicuous features of the fair is the
@2's'hbiAse of young peasants seeking employ
"''ll Tor the ensuing year.
he curtain rising, discldhes a group of village
E'fAis discussing scandal and small talk Ser
Iole'ie. The Good-for Nothing" is the princi-
pa "pic. and arrives just in time 10 turn the
'-''es on The others, and change their taunts
ih'" expressions of rage.
"Aspard, All old miser, wishes 10 marry his
H'eee Germaine 10 the BaIli, the chief magistrate
u The district She opposes the arrangement, as
DOfs young fisherman, Jean Grenicheux, who
''A'ins That on a certain occasion he saved her
nom drowning To escape from the power OF
'a "Aspard, she takes advantage of the privileges
" he lair and hires herself to the young Mar
fus and her example is followed by Grenicheux
and Serpolette
HE second act relates to the supernatural Wis
's''s who by their performances have long made
INC castle Of Bonneville an object OF dread. Henri.
70 ls1reting out the real character Of these appa-
''''ns. discovers that it all is the work of the
"''~r Who has concealed his treasures In the
'1A'ean. The discovery drives Gaspard crazy,
pcS1ally when he hears the bells of the castle
"hglng' for the first time since the flight Of the
90 Marquis. The legend unDeth that upon the
'e1arn Of the rightful heir, the bells would b
'1ng BY lie ghost Of one Of his old ancestors
~noee amor hung in the hall and whose bones
@sa'dered in the chapel
~ ihe third ss4 Is represented tIse grand Jet.
gwen in hsnor Of the return Of Henri
Ssrpolesie appeassa - = yllerchinnezs. - acme
p@pe" 6aDd in The chateau Indicate that she h
''si heirs~L The miass, howsEer. secoyers hi.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-27

Editor FOridian Your win doubtless confel
q favor upon the churches of this city by giving
the following eight reasons for attending divine
service al least one insertion IN the FLoRDfAN
They are the snhstance Of : = Pfiee TsAct re
Gently published on this subject. IN the HomSkti'
MontAiv, Of New York. EccLEsIA.
EIGHT REAsoNs WHY you SHOULD 60 10 CHURCH
1. 1t is Christs training school for lie eternal
~Come ye and let us 90 to;the house Of the God
of Jacob. and He win teach ~ Of HE Weyr.p-
IsdiqA 3, 8. - = - ?. = - g . $3.50 80
3. FideIisy In religious life promotes tsnspora
prosperity. Seek ye first th6 kingdOm 81 God
and al these things shall Added unto y0a.n-
Matthess, q, 50.
8. PunctualIly Il a. essential In Christs seryicl
n in The business Of the world. Wherefore
give diligence TO make your calling and electior
sure "-6ec0nd Peter, 1, 10.
A. The worship of God rssss The body and
strengthens The heart amer the tuils Of the week
I" Blessed are they that dwell IN thy house, fheJ
will b slli praising thee. "-Rsad % sshc's n ~
04kk Rolm sssrs 81
8. The minister may hare messAge from Go
which yoa specially need for yonr ssars god
Bis duty 70 preach implies your duiy % iser
For they watch tor your souIs On they thak mwe
give acconni. Btssswe -, ~.
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A broken string from Seraph's Tyre
Came huttering down to earth one day;
Still qaivering with celestial fire,
II touched eur sphere, q sunset ray.
virgin Priestess, passing, saw
Her holy chants and prayers grew mute;
She caught the broken string with awe,
And placed 1t soffly In her lnte.
She swept the strings with magic hand,
And thoughts inspired nom realms above,
And while she sang " The Better Land
That string vibrated human lore
And AZ Its echoes watt and die,
On glen, and crag. and mount, and plain,
They leave benin q plaintive sigh
wailing OF loves unrest again.
Thus human love, though born OF Heaven,
The sweetest boon yet given to man,
Comes with its pain, when earthward drv en-
Its burden, ere its course began AL.W
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8. The Church b . standing protest agains
the Mos3dliness which grinds human life into thu
dust prsy not that th0u shoqldG tAle them
out Of the world, bot thai tkou hheuIdM keeF
them from The eyA, Eanciify them through thy
truth. Try saefd q tFwEA. JOHN, IL, 1916.
4 Y06 should attend church because Of yom
example. LET your light shine before men
that they may ssey0ps good 3crks anA glosify
your Father Whichaatn heavee p EacAAsm, s, Is
8. Your tie b snort i1AwhlcA t0srsefare f0I
eternity; next Sabbath may be your lsst; how
and where win you spend 1T mot foFsakine
the assembling Of yourselves together q the nsaa
aer Of some g. "Whaisoever thy hand nndctf
to do, do With ihy mighAyfor there b no worn
nor device3n lie gny6 whither thou goesk"-
He6nesos 10, IS; E6csssGsses, Q, 10.
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WATERS' PIANOS ave- oRaANs

BEST MADE; WsFrAnseA sax Years. NEW
PIANOS. stool ANA Cover, e1e0, upward.
New ORGANS, 3ss, tsOs go, 4Ss, npwarA.
illustrated Catalogue free. a @ LIN II o
WANTED. seeon&-haMA HNSTwUWHNTN
AZ BARGAINS. a0RACHwATKmsA CO..
sac Broadway n n.
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Letters remaining in the Post-office at ITALIA.
hassee, Leon county, April "a, 1880:
Barba, Miss Henrietta Bird, VIM. A Con
nell, Miss Lear; Call, A. H.. Ellinor, Mrs. An
ME; Fusban, Miss Rossey Gilbert, T. j.; Girls
sett, Miss Mary; Hadley, Rev. A. d.; Hall, Mrs.
Margaret; Herbert. Miss frankie; Jenkins. Jas
A; Reyes, Miss Nelly r.; Manley, Reuben
Neil, Julia g.; Peck. Miss Anna Patrick Miss
Eva Ryan, Miss Urahia Smith, Mrs. Annie
Turner, Sam.
Parties calling for the above named letters
will please state that they are advertised
w. G. STEWART, Postmaster.
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reason. and proves that Germains b the true
Marchioness- A love duet Is performed by her
and Henri, followed by the reconciliation Of all
parties and the romantic stery closes
1t is safe to predict that the performance will
be great success, as the company is composed
OF the best OF our home ialent-the same which
rendered. Pinafore 50 successfully some weeks
ago; and the public sy expect treat to good
music and good acting.
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.a-a Tiues. April III
Mrx. VI. A. jackson.

''i r'ur city, the mother OF our Agent Rev. Fl. E.
BFoAs, has been an invalid, requiring constant
ssafe FIT The past three months She was induced
l.. lbr. F NJ Bunker, of Abbeville, Ala, to try q
billie OF his now celebrated Seminole Liver
Regulator. which she did and within three days
ARE the irsi dose she was able TO rise and pre-
ias' 'l'r family breakfast. We give the facts
Riihoni comment. None is necessary.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-27
Life IaaR Ieasure

Only when we are in the enjoyment of all our
faculties and in perfect health. This can only be
when all the important organs of the body are
performing their functions properly The Liver
is more liable to get out of order than any other
organ, and produces more unpleasant effects.
A dose of Dr. elders Liver Pills, occasionally,
will keep it all right set it right if it has gone
wrong. Sold by all Druggists in Tallahassee
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-27

SUFFERERS, READ THIs-If you are afflicted
with Neuralgia or Headache, you can be speedily
relieved by taking the Specific NEURALGINE
Speedy in its action, entirely free from Opium
and other Narcotics, it commends itself in being
as innocent as efficient
HUNT, RANKIN Il LAMAR,
$3.50 Wholesale Agents, Atlanta Ga.
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NOTICE.

r WOULD LIKE no STATE 10 TIE PUBLIC
i that ON and AFTER the nth day Of this month,
Will have on hand, ct my NV LuMBER YARD, in
front Of Postofice Block, in Tallahassee, from Two
70 Five Cars Of First, Second and Third class Lam
Der for sale each week. ANY orders given win be
promptly attended 20 and saf3sfhction guaranteed.
eaxes GEO. w. GWYNN, Proprietor.
TALLAHAssKR, April Is, 1600-6w
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THE GEORGIA BABY BONDS WILL
buy Neuralgine Neuralgine will cure Neural
gia and Headache. Neuralgia and Headache
lead TO Observation-Disclosures TO death. Moral: Go
to your Druggists and get bottle OF Neuralgine
and bc relieved.
HUNT RASLIN & LAMAR
Wholesale Agents, Atlanta, Ga
For sale by all Druggists in Tallahassee.
25-3S
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BOTTOMS NRWs STANDING. Julian Betton
at his news stand in the Westcott Block, keeps
all the latest papers, political and pictorial, maya
zines, etc. The FLoRIDIAN will always be found
on sale there. If
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-04-27
Public Notice.

DY vIRTUEoF An ORDER oEsLAWRENCE
ID Baker County Jadge of Calhoun county, Il win
expose to sale at public cutlery, at the court house.
in Calhoun county, on Monday, 7th day.of June, A.
d. 1882 the northwest quarter, southwest quarter.
northwest quarter OF northeast quarter, southwest
quarter Of northeast quarter, and fractional part of
northeast quarter Of northeast quarter and fraction
al part of s0atheast 4aastsr Of northeast quarter
and fractional part of southwest quarter of south
east quarter, 81 In section four Township fonF,
range nina south and west southeast quarter OF
southwest quarter Of section thirtyIsix, township
two range nine south and west; Lot No. !, section
seven, township three, range eight south and west
southeast quarter of southwest quarter, and east
half OF northwest quarter dissection thirtyix town.
ship two. range nine Lot No. section six, town
ship three range eight, and east half of northeast
quarter Of section one, township three range nine,
sonth and west, belonging TO the estate Of Samuel
w. Davis deceased Said lands sold for distribution
among the heirs Of said Samuel w. Davis, deceased.
The terms Of sale are twenty per cent caeh; the
balance by note with approved security and mort
gage upon the land. Upon said lands are two or
three Orange Groves In hr condition, and the Land
Ing known q lola, on the Apalachicola river, u
situated on them. Purchasers TO pay for deeds.
JOHN n BUSH, Commissioners.
April 81 180O-SW-zS
, 1880-09-23

e!,.r. n. y. ChnrIcs tiaEhnne. Springfield, M9...;
Charles Strntter. NcW Haven, ttnn.; Frank Van
St1ser, 1anr1inxtol'. ILL; }. q, Nclnkcrs, ffo-
tin strikcs-w. Z. shafer. Milwaukee: +. 81,
Eiais,tt. ChIcagr,; Thomas poi!n, Detroit: Fred
!!.t.wnsr. llinghan,t"n, N. y; .tacob frion,
On Ways nt,l stcans--.1oh1, l.. Smith. Knnsns
City; Jeremiah CtUnn, Emira,. n. y; W. c.
lOrkcry, LeNvEilwurth. kna.: W. u. Young,
T'r'y. n. f.:J. flAHinrlstcr. tlttffhI'. n. !.
lumber 1f Mntrndmrnts to Tho constitution
wCrc offered md referred.
Mr.. t'len,l. or l:vnnsvtIlc, 1nd. nffcrt sercrae
an,cHtlttnlet 10 Tho Snthi Gnnst tuition. which.
II passell. will husc the effect af rcnrganztng
Tho international t'ntnl. the amendment ru-
gtIlrc* that tho Union ahhli pitt lAhcl III cigar.
hDSts 10 show thtt none hut t1ninii men hnvo
i.n,lu tho .ui,rr. lie thn,1Eht tho rAle Ut Hrh
cigars wotllsl bo Increased by such trademark.
licEGrYc.t.
Mr.. rnrkcry. nr 1.rnvcnwnrth, KITS. otrcrpl II
resolution tU nuke Tho tjllf0u provide tor M In
cn*,. nf sfckHc<s, antl inlnttnK aystcm Of life.
Insurance Hllinf,g ttn members ttcfGrrctl. d.
Nr. bumpers. vi New York. offered Il rta0lli-
lion that R.slsinncc In given to unemployed
ctsMrtnkcrs. 0ttf A{r. Sutll. nf knnsAs City, nf-
fcrrt orr nRatinsi It. Huth resolutions wcro re.
Tho CiFnrmnkera rrntrctlyc uulu1 pf CinCiN
init tctlt IN communication, n*kinu Fur chhr-
trr and rtntng TINT thoy lInve 1,.n tlcn1hcrs,
Sevnrstt trnlhsittn1s frn h,enl tfntntis wtrn
presented asking TINT the ealnry nf tho l'rcsi-
tictit of TIM international! tnf', he Increased to
k!kV. IT. ii compensation for his dulles nn II,
rlAcu him II, Il position independent ar his e!n-
pIatYeEs, .
1l,u Convention adjourned NJ II n'clock until 9
y. IN. The Cntntnltets nut tteEs,g rGny to report
~ y Hrlnrk, tho Convention adjourned 10 q
o'clock this morning.
, 1880-09-23
MEMPHIS luBILhNT,

MEsrtus, Tcll,., Sept. :a2.-The city Is
gayly decorated with lags md crowded with
visitors who hive come Mt tito Invitation or
tho merchants to tuln in celebrating tho coll
tinued good heaItl, OF Memphis. The scenes
OIL the streets recnll NIarll-Gras occasions.
Tho procession. which n1ovctl at II o'clock,
was:0ver three miles long, andcomposct Of rep
rcsentattvcs Of every brnnc, Ut business anil
trade. Two large arches had been built. one
of wlicl. was entirely OF cotton balcs. Traus-
pArcnclcs greet the eye of strangers Mt al-
most every cruising, tho most conspicuous Of
which Is nt tho 1lrnlanc|.e Office, wlilcl,
reatts: Solid Soutll-solid for cotton, corn.
trqt!es, md manufactnres.n Among tho no.
table persOnnges present are Gov. Luke y.
I,!ackhurll, Of Kentucky; Gov. Albert S.
Alnrks, Ut Tennessee: a!Nl Governor-elcct T.
j. Chnrchitt, 81 ARKANSAS.
Tile distinguished vlsltors held n reception
IL the C"nrl sauaro ~ tho nttcril9o!i n1ld I'D
persons Witnessed tho display ot' fireworks on
the bluffs. \ grind !haskeil bull, frep to yls-
ttors, Is III progress at thu Exposition Build
Ing.
, 1880-09-23
THE COTTON WORM.
Il polhon That VIII Extcrmlnnto This
TeAtlfcrouk Insect.

4 polaon That VIII Extcrn1nntc This
x'estlaorous Inject.
ST. Lotus, Sept. 22.-Prof. G. V. Riley,
Chief OF tho United Suites chronological
Commission, which spent tie sunlmer Il,
thu lower cotton States In oxaniM-
Ing the subject Of tho cotton worm. nd
dressed tito members ot tho Cotton EX-
cl,ange hero to-etay. III Eayo very fnttr-
cst,ng ACCOUNT Of tho facts established BY the
Commission regarding tlloso insects. Tho
ptanters WHO. Ind poisoned early and
Hl.tltst utter tlufalcutipn by the worm
Of ,lmp0lsnnetl fields all around
them. ;fhu Commission tested nearly ilvu
tons 0f indigenous plants In tho hope ut
lilldiIg n butter aslll Kafer remedy than my
III Use, but only found ore, the pyrgthru,li,
uf my prncttcnl yalnG. Thoy Ind reduced
tho Gust Of tl.u f}nls0n to oue~fnurtll Its fOrm-
cr exW,nsu by introducing London pllrplo rs
II substitute Tor Paris grGe.!. rheIr expert.
llenta thls, year. resulted III Improved
appliances tllat viii Kill bot'. tho ynlliig cot
Ton AlId boil WORM, alll ennhlo tlle planter
To protect three acrcs OF ground. With tho
mnterlAl md lnbor heret0forn extended Oh
OllU AeyG, wlIitn there ls room for ut III further
experiment. Thn Professor Snid tho ihtelll.
Eoht' planter will fleilcrt0rth mot fenr the
worm, It being virtually col,ql,ere.f: aIld thus
nHu Ut tho InHSt sert0ns OllY.ncleS to prtItEtA-
bio cuttGll cHltlrs III tho moro southern Sec
tin1,S ut tho btlk Is removed.
prpf. Riley left fur Washington this evell+
sMg. wtiers lto will prepNre his report Of tho
summers work OF the Commission.
, 1880-09-23
EMANCIPATI0N-phY,

Spffn& ASptteh 10 5hs Ch1edeo if16tnS.
sr"sSoFsx.,,. Ill.,. Sept. ::sea.-.r'ao eo!ored
peoplu Of this city md vicinity to-stny cole
bratetl the anniversary Of the issiinnco of tho
Emancipation Proclamation In Il highly cred
ltable manner. Tllc weather WAS unfayora-
bic, but. despite tho showers, nlany ylsltors
from abruad participated, aud tho entire
colored population Of tho city turned out.
Tile 1argest delegations came from Jackson*
ylls, Lincoln, Atlanta, ut. Paiaski, Taylor.
ytllr. und GarlInvlllr, tbs procession ii lie
forenoon inclutlcll company 9t mounted
a'Hl Arthur Club, Orleans Station uniformed
e;artiula CLUB, SanRamon County Coal
rlagps TIC wl.olu r,aklng an appearance
~ " W; SHn Sy n,,1sa@ sSas
Pm; pa;;sIhnE tlle LMe9|n I residence: Marching to
which tlla Emancipation Proclamation was
fsa.l. alM address were delivered BY ths
itonntrec, OF. Jacksonville. Tiils evening
theirs w.ls fine torehllg1t PROCESSION Hnd md
celebration throughout llQs been SUCCESS.
, 1880-09-23
O.lETI1NG ON HIS MIND.

n. mr,,,.,. H., t,o,,,,,,,,, u,.. n,
III I,r,mk. % .,ccn,,so ' 1Se,s W"rrlc5 3 ovcr
So,,rtl,Imr. tn l),y,.tre lyhlcI, Ivn,,l.l
DlrHrMco Ilin,-Arrcstcd Again Ycs-
terdny nnl Ftncc.t In tho plstAburg
"Cooicr.n ..- ...
Special Dispatch to 1As Chicago Tribune. :,
rlrrShcRo. lH:s Sept. s3-Iho.igli t1lo
friends Of 4" Fritz" Ent'net felt sure tint they
Ind removed Tic n,uln difficulty III tic wpy Of
Ills sobertng ~ When tl.cy scnt Carlyton. Ills
.schl' ~ 'ne western fel!''sylvaH'a llospilai'
the colnetllat1's actions since have been such
as to give thnm n,nrc trouble than ever.
After Carleton was safcly out OF The way,
s1n.'.',. 1.".nsI Sas '%9.'. III .he onlce VI l1'o
Mononeanea llollse lor somH time, and
Inalty Went f0 Ills room, where he lny
down to slccp At about 3 o'clock Yes.
tcrdnv nftrr,,nnu Atnvor i,tt,tloit coIfa,, H.,
, 1880-09-23
expectations ot tho hAnHlng. .,nntct, romalns to
hc srrn from the result OF tho now trial Just
ErNhtutI,
Df11QflCEa.

III T tEIfUIs3s
Mario Rmelknl wns married 10 Anton Smckal
In 1as, aud horc witt, bis alleged drunkenness
nnd cruelty until he Developed s,lch cxtrnor-
tnnry kicking ustnl'ttes that even n 0oycrn-
lncnt sn.1lo could not he compared With him.
She hnll him nrrcstctl 1ndlty, when ho sworn he
wnt,I, KIN Tho wnle falnl1y. Shp Ia nsrnd ho
viii keep bis wori unless she can got away frn1r,
HIN.
SaEn Ts' s"ys nc i afhsr yetm I'm q
sufferer fr,n tltvera other kinds Of cruelty.
Ills fpecInl forltl Of tnrtmrr Bccn1s froi,i
nftcr no Ind trIcti xcve,ui times t Alll fsr ahe
!rft him a.lh went hnek to her fhther'a house.
'rhIs wAf In August, tsie, md ahe hnti mt aeon
him aIncc. An TINT tho c1aiH1e be has becn guilty
uf 10th ttcsnrttnn Mtlal cruelty.
Francis 1traHiRtH flied bill for divorce from
Elizabeth Hrlhlgdil Oti tho ground OF Afiultury.
, 1880-09-23
SUBURBAN,

Tho Village Trustees tnet Tucslny eyon,nR.
1t WIS ordered Ilat Mn amount mt to exceed
slb0 bc appropriated for Tho purpose NJ putting
Tho truck nf Tho now look and Ladder Cu,,l-
pnuy In order. Tho ulsi Ila0t'ock extinguisher,
Witch has l,ce,t nt North EslnatoH for nearly II
year, waa ne,lorcsl remnved tn the Water Wurks
quarters, ,lIl,ss II Is a0lt tefnre TINT tltHo Al
1rlI1MIlco wns passed 10 build y sidewalk IN
Mnn't avenue, III fruit Dt the old purtngtuR
prstperty. .
Th9 iIoat CMh Will hold smother meeting 5[on.
Hay 6tGn1nH In tho University Office.
, 1880-09-23

The conclusion If tho inquest wAa postponed.
dent will he cngrry sought for IN inquest
WITS also hcl,f Ut Nh. IT Wright street
,tps, Johi, y. Higgins. ~ ycnrs Of
Quincy ttond near Sixteenth street wh.ia at.
tempting to stent u ride. 4 verdict 0f ncci-
hris1 Mt No. II 1'ltrher street uppii Peter Iirrn
nm. . ycnr+. af uur. whn. wns accidentally
run .luwn while Httrn1tlitE to es'Arl thu fruit
platform Of It tntInt strect car TuestAy evening.
4 fourth inquest wns iiIutl tnnIn tnfmnt fu,.Hd
ncI1r tl,r 1nwn- Hull IN f.hke vfcw. 'rhrrn .wns
III Evftel,cB md no information, and tho Jury
fr1,mcd tholr verdict accordingly.
, 1880-09-23
DEATHS

WHEkLER-yspt. q. Charles y. Wheeler, aged H.
NGtuu.nH sent to 1essACbuAatts for buTiAk.
AntAN-Hept q, Michael Frunols Moran, Infant
child ot MchsUa and MAty a. sIur4u aaed IL months
and ~ d4ft.
Eunvfa1 ThYtaday sept. = a. 70 O'clock 2. ~. fraqn
&lly et.lth nlste-tt.. BY GlErlAxes 10 Cu1yaF{. All
tri0nls of tho family nsu invited 10 attend.
LAHt+lSGVuN--At btock-YaEds ThssdaJ, sept u;
Q. kud kAau Darlington. aged ysals mouth IND
SGvst sos1leo 1t huazc. 4Y EuaesRldss, ats oc,ork
, 1880-09-23
THE. C1TH-1IALL.

T,,E nrchltects WIN cxau,Ene.1 Tim rn,tndatlona
ot tho Court ltoa.e In ISL viii hu pa,d to-,luy.
\ CoSTuACT wis let yesterday for tho laying
nf watcr- service pipo on Division sttcot, from,
;" NV "'"- 's'
n"n, aeI r .o ", m 10 ~ tess a. su nsn.
along state street. from A',n' to rh'rts.n,nth.
v were busy axnn Yesterday IN drawing affidavit.
completed, a,lti they will 10 Aied sntur,loy.
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a ms er, y se aeay 10 at t9S' be- !" c sS1In, c
IN acco,nt OF pnying license. etc. son,o vi
thc'n rnd 1T tho rtte If *i' urr year+ mn, aub-
x ~ siinEx . y skon p m cia3ta,, p 4. E.s roG
M Az: lie i thc a.,iy prominent atto,'ley: i
T. sro S on % Inef r. fns WI" nS no, ,r, H.
tubcc 'ee" sF'"e'' W ''' eo'"'e''o'' ""'' 'Ho
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Ms yeatGfny ysnnaea @ pes,sstuh 10 10y m ti,cn
,rt a n, ean be tr'Eh 1s % sne 9w 1fis arr!a"
@ mosa ,"%srt sestnx 'ho IT, ieeRraph ~rss % isia
Hh'tr Kro''u'. .......
tiAs- iSsrrcTnn nALnwfS complained 10 tho
iviss, wtr.. ,,nvIu ~ S,u , VIZ wsi Il tho III ainss Il,
tho atl ~. order WIS promulgated
she tic si!yi,scst M provoca,ion. 70 3D. ''N ~" W. ''p@'
Tur uh,11rrn nt,cm,,ur tho scno,, nj ,ne cor.
WIZ W.T.. ,,ae sseGtt'ar @ s !. rir,,. % @ a., PET H.
werc @ ,rs III @ Hv ste @ - @ H. au ,,s as
haa heen cSposea 10 slnatt'rex'
TnE Muyur Hllyo 1t tut yesterday That he
w"u!a Ts% yet ~ .o "sr rrccEins The .rc
rnnnl 1t Ashland avenue. Ills Teto viii be
l,tsed III tho fnrt thnt when tho rcpnnllnK Or.
n etrr wh #. lie en cai aihortiss i"r Tia
construction us ts,e WORK. ''''' ''' '''e ~ ''''
, 1880-09-23
DIVORCED,


Special pspaseh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, H., Sppt. 9.-To.slny divorce
was granted to Mrs. Frnn, Tiaon,psnr. 4
ltt'u oyur II ycar ngo Frank Thompson was
clandcstlao'y married to this young Indy.
RRl, utter tho honeymoon was spent, 1t was
alleged he treated Iler III all ,.nkinll manner.
Thompson Is this son OF tbs Hon: J. II,
Ills wife was Miss Gruce layne, daughter Ut
Mrs. RAyut. OF Chicago.
, 1880-09-23

COLUMBUS, O., Sept. sa.-Alntters at Cor
ming are reported quiet, Except TINT tho
strtkGrs continue to Indulge III treats AZ tu
what they will do as opportunity may atEer,
1t is generally conceded thoru will bo no
further serious tronbiu US long rs the troops
remain on duty,