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, 1880-05-13
Drinking 1ce-Wntcr.


There ts no more doubt TINT drinking tco-watef
arrests digestion than thoro ID that refri4usa-
tor would hrrcst perSpIrltlon It lrIyea from
ct g,lstric Juiee. and shocks nn4 wGakons tho
taleatB organs with which 1t Gomez In Gontacs.
icu.wnier trinkors. aro usually Very ilabSy
u!Mut tho reHton Ut tho sto1n,ch. They COM
plnin thai tholF food Hes aeAyy on that pattent
!'rK1ll. Thoy tAsto their dtnncr for hours after
It IL hotc!l: Thoy cultivate tho uso Of sttn.l-
!nnta to G!t .lEestion. u they arc Intelligent,
hns to sny about lt,-how Long II inkcs onbpage,
and pork. and beef, and potutooa, aud othor
nlual md rsuulents. to ri through the pEocess
uf assimilation. Thoy lrar ut MDw bread, hot
cakus, aud fried meat lnagiutng those to havo
boon tho cause Of their Maladies. INT tho icc-
wator Et,ea down gil THO same. and finally friends
Il myaturluts Providence has called to u umo
WhttC III fur US !s known. !ce.wAter u not used
Tho number Of tninl0rta! belnYs who ttD hctlou,
to lutnrM nn more. 0l account 0f an injudloIoua
uso Of lco-wAtot, Gull hhEdly bc estimated.
, 1880-05-13
SUPERIOR COURT,

7S.Ss1: Deborah steaEns '. City Of Chicago;
caa9, $1h0U. Sidney Thomas, atty.
5,8a!, Stettauer lsr0s. T. Co. Y, Barbour broth
orr; attachment, $.Ul.8s.. Tonney 4 Flowor,
Attys. .'
7t.Hsl Richard McDono!,Rh v. l,ernnrd 1Ioanoy
and Fraderlek n. cornsll; cnso, $s,00. stdppy
ThOllIAs, 4tty, -,
b,ssl. 1hotnas 1ludel v. Tho l,ennsylvanlq
Company; case, SlD,0N. biontuu l. l.etllly, nityy.
10, ,6a5. I.pnan Ullok OF III. V. blHsntint and
Julius opponhs!mer, and Oscar A6erlc: asst.,
$l.kDo. Mnl,rlo & Ball. uttyB.
1880. Frederick sohLpp1l V. a, Il, Oesner;
asst.. $aU. nraudt & llulYmau, nttys.
JuDON 1AhY.
Law 0rdCrs-2.Gl7, lslu!ne Y. st. Potter; stay OF
Proceedings as to all but $5G.A), md aeft, ton
dnys To plead, tudXt. 10 stana ~ security.
Jup0R JAMESON.
,Chuncory 0rdcrs-1,0O6 Youton v. Ycatou;
p!nee4 On @calcnlar-s,0o4, @ Martin Y. Martin;
aefAult.-a,W6, Spain Y. SpsstA: dcfnllt,-7ks
johnson Y. Fidelity SAylnEs Rank: Wilson &
Gabants entoEne1 froln pEosocutlng suit agutnst
Noculver.
Decrec4-e,14, Tint ". Miller; Masters report
filed. md decr6o.--74,&57, Apthorp '. Hooper;
IUeFe0 confirming ropNrt Of gAl0 aul dlstribu-
uou, Anl Juugt. for dGlcienot.
, 1880-05-13
PROBATE COURT,

LE1TEltS lS3uEQ.
In tho estate OF Frederick rnscllon, letters Of
administration 10 1onls non with will nnnexoA
wcru Issued to Frederick IIelwig. Tho estate is
III tho estnto or John Dracht, lotters testa-
lnontary wero Issued to Jacob Smith. The estate
Ia valued ut about $l.CN0.
In tho estate Ut John Aoklcy, letters Of nd
minstrht1on were iasuel to Ann Aekley. Tho
eatato ts valued ut nbout $1,000.
THE EAGER ESTATE.
The case OF tho hctrs of George Eager Do.
cct,setl, agalust tho wlfct whom thoy cluim Was
not tho nwfut w!fo Of sn!d deccased, WIS decided
yesterday by Judge Knlckorbocker. 4 cominbn-
l.!'y ,nurrlage wtls proven. md Mr. Hervcy. who
farmer co,n.non:law naarr!HE1, but fallod. and
tho J,l lge hold that Mrs. Martha Eager was tho
}AWful wife Of the deceaBed.
oRpEna.
Est. Robert Weir, pr. of heicship ont; est.
Potter Ilcrodt, Inv. and appz,t- .aPprvd.; est.
Frank Christian, lnv., apprst., aud .wd.s. nwrd.
Ifenry q: Wells, final acot: apprvJ,
It, it,: aec9y4d {s1,,n fett!oa Az nna aminf
l;fs lH;9fnz.nser ct nl:, rcInstate.!; est. Theodore
inv, npptHt and ~d's. awrr. apprvd., ai.d wl's.
scoo. h!ol: ost. 0oorxe HucbnUr, pf. Of hcirshlp
INT; est. Frederick CrumbnlKh. admins. CURT
Hcet. appryd; est. John l3racht, will proven and
admitted to probAte; est Frederick pasuhon,
rcsfg. Of exccntr!x accepted: estate Mary J..
davenport, guards. inv. ,apprvd.; est. Mary
kcnttnR, exco's. first annual acct: upprvd.; est.
u expenl 4ld1ln burying parents OF minor; est.
George q. knight, in 70 citation against william
II. and Mnria l.. GnrlO nd. to be withdrawn by
aditllu. without prejudice.
, 1880-05-13

aa.c5. O. l. ". ]. X. r. Co. v. Moody ct al. no.
By pct to strike MH in support OF mo. H. t. from
%,a57. @. .&w.I.Rs II. Co. Y. Louis HUT OF nl.
pruys app., and ord. for spossessIon allowed On
depnsttinx nn,t. OF ydot. with CO. TT. uud bond
Ut *t,u0O ind lin Of OK. III thirty days.
s,6W. III the matter Ut PotDr johnson v.
JAtncs stantotl, contested olootlon. Llnvo to
Mnt. pct. by adtinR .J,lrat as lAte OF liladon.
Demurrer 0yerId., leave to ms. over within
twenty days. Order tn open aud examine bull
lots III ptt:sencG OF Town Clerk.
1,755. FFtlnk DIcsgl nnl Conrad Fplz. ?. John
". Ucate ct al., nsst. Leave to ptH. to flo iu-
tcrrpKatorIcs inatantcr.
@,;nl. City 1T Chicago. nso Of hoard Of EAnca-
dell, distress for rent. Dis, on mo- pitts ntty.
without coata to atthor pnrty. mo costs col
leutel under School lAw.)
.lD,. Iii matter tst, Josiah l., Jnmea, claim of
WlllElM Q. DaKoo1: ChMnKo Of venue from
l'rolntD Court ut C0na County. Demurrer to
first applso'n currlcd bnok anl a,,s. az to plea.
Demurrer to second replication sustninod.
, 1880-05-13

one, rs tho condition Of tho winds which cRct
experienced WIS variable. md moro IN fnvnr of
tho Porter thnn tho Moonlight 10th vessels
nrc roo4l satlcra and their masters, Cunts. 1rccn
and Sullivan, nro ahont M gootl rs thoy mako
them. Under c1unly favorable circumstances
It would 10 difficult tnntter 10 tell which would
win. Int tho fact remains that tho l'ortor came
to their wagcrs.-Hu0alo Commercial 1dreriiser.
COt.L1s1oN ON LAKE EntE.
Cnpt, Hastings. nf tho schooner Hilhnystde re-
per's hnvins c:,liiicd win tl,o ssi,oonsr GcorFo
". As!ans: In tow Of tho propcl'er Gravrs. on
Lunklrk, during foEGy weather Inst Saturday
standing to THO. north with stnrboar11 taeks on
l'ont1, propoller's whistle wns. hrnrs1. md tho
echonner's fog hnrn wns blown In response. a
few trtnutca afterwards tho propeller crossed
tho bow Of tho schnnncr. md buinK ,,nawaru uf
her havinE, II tow tho snnnysltlo kept os, her
sh. she Xans Te sanyso u strct ee'o to assn M,1n
on tho hnif Of tho stardonrl how, carrying nwny
her own jlbtNotn, smashing hci fRurshe't,l. anl
furnfoot. Thc Htln;ns lost her starbpard catheai
and sonlc OF her tnonkcyrsil.
THE MutR'a sl1s11Ar.
The Detroit Free Press furnishes the -pnrtic,,.
X. Muir. rs follows: "Ou Friday cvrnir,g she
was running from Poverty Island townrl lilo
n1,t tho Muir hal to run II, ,llo trough with
very tenvy Fcn IN tho tnko. sho was rolling bid.
" w,en; al,out octocR, THO foren,nst l,r,ke
fnn!nInnst. which broke nhn,t tho siitlc rtnre,
nfter It. The ett1ltn on tho stuys brought t1owii
tho ,nlzzen topnlust nlso, thus icnvlnK tho limit
with Duay the ,nizzen sail to keep her strliGht.
III this condition she driftcl until nbout y clnck
next morning. when tho lIackett took her In
tow"
Tho schooner Thomns ". Ferry lost hor jbs In
tho 9Hn10 storm.
TKoubLE ABOUT MANrFEsTs.
Much complaint ttas recently bocn made By
conslE1ices Of gratn-resscs at this port ~ rcfcr-
CnCD IT. tho very Irregular inNEflrr IN which YCs
sc!.nanlfests aro modo out IT Chieago nntl Mil:
thc1n nre incorrect lis regards tho pnrtles to
whom they nro consigned, and IN some Instances
carKoes Of corn are manifested as wheat, and
Vice versa. The fanlt lies between the vessel
mnstcrs md tho agents. who nre not pcrhHps
nwrre TINT by swclring to tho correctness of
alieh cicarnnco napcrs they render themselves
nrtrcd Into by some Of tho eonsLgneca here, md
kteps Will 10 tAkcn to haye tho fill pctlRity en-
forted rs soon ns tfcy are tracetl TO tho proper
snlircr. Much Inconvenience hna been cAlsel
nmong business mon hero by such Irregularities
mil prnDnhly II onu or two fines were inflicted
there wonla DO more caution exercised by suIne
OF our vessel ltnNsters Ns TO what they awcnr-
Ing to when taking out their clcarances.-B1gu1o
Erprcs@.
, 1880-05-13
THE LAW.
The Canadian DefauItey Sent
Back to Jail.
George Eager's Common-Law Wife
Comes Out Ahead,
Full Record Of Proceedings In The Coo
County Courts.
IN GENERAL.

Tho hnl,cns cornns cnsn at Nfotthew II.
Escott was hoard Yesterday norntnv hv
.Jutloo narrnm oui ,1nci,tc,i nj q n,cloct
Escntt ,vna fnr,nortv rno1inr NJ sfnu,rcni ri
tho Conn,}a 1nvaetmont e. prncv t,on,,nny-
mn, mnnort.d to ,ot n,yay vii, n',o,,t an NIX,
of i'm fu,,,a. n" cano to Chicnuo. >vl,rro
In wns rcccnt1v ,,,scovcrcl. nnt n sm,t
brought nnoinst itm, md cantns a1so Iss,,rti
on whic,, In ,vos nrrrstrl .1,nl1n,rnt wos
rocnvcrcl nro,nst lin, ohout ten tiovs nm
inr ovar ei7 mn n,.f In ,vna rcorroat.., NJ, n
sap'as nd salisfae'cnslam. Being unable TO
ndcnce In lin, ho wns obliged to 20
to 1nil. A pctjtfon for hahcas corn,1a wns
snon si,. NED on purely technical grounds Of
want OF s0Ilicaeney or tho htlsaa"lt, error nj
date, etc., and heard yesterday. Tic claimed
that his confinement was i!!egal BY the strict
stot"sos ,vI,a,, e.n,H.nI +. ~ 40 qa,in,va. a MWa
oastatGs, Na'., WHEEL sIatute ~ w ,oioMs' Mo
execution shall issue against the body OF the
defendant except when the Judgment s,'all
snch ,lefcndnnt. or nuirsa tta ,lcfendont
si,n,, h.t,n 1."a,, ~, ta,, ,,sa ,,,s,. ~
s!''1,! navo osetl notu 10 pNll upon wrlt ol
or he shalt refuse to deliver up Ills estate for
the benefit of his crelttors.,,
Judre I,arnuln said thu nbova sect,on IN
o,,oo ~ daann an, a tu tran ~ ~ asn
III Which tho law allowed nh execution
against the body Of tho defendant The
judgment against Escott WIS founded on n
tn -, tso ha ane aoa ~, ." M,e ahe 's
Judgment Was naseu snowco Inc dcos Had
been fraudulelltty obtained. 1t WINS n clear
cnse Of embezz1ement, as far rs tho record
~ n.o JausnIn., t'.'fs.ots' WIS nos
1ot WI p"t WIS e1'1pIneeu Ill hue secOllh
, 1880-05-13

mud tho propciEcrs Lake Eric and Concord
cleared to.dny,
CnTI,rNOw0op
Rrsttai Dispatch 10 Tit Chtedah Tribune,
Cnr.tt xnwDt,D, Mny 12-Arrtvcd frur Chfcngo
-Stcnlncr CMttnt1n. HAN bushels corn, freight,
and passengers. ncpartetl fur Ch1cAEn--stcnncr
Canadn, a,000 ties, general freight, and passen-
gcrs.
DULUTH.
Special pitpatth to The Chttdeo 7ttomns.
Dut.trrf, Mimi, May 1a.-Ctcurcd---Prnpcllcr
IMn I}uffnlo, 1l,6N1 hi OF wheat ntltl 4,1Sl hrls
Nf fl.rir; stcnftirr Mnnltobn. Snrnn, light; bark
N. X. FnirbAnk, Buffalo, III, GU bu corn.
TT. JOSEPH.
Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tffeuns.
II. IosEr1t, Mfeti., afny 19.-Thu Iron orr vcs-
sci Z. 4. King clenrctl st.niRht for Escauaba.
uOuEn1Clt.
Special Ditpdtth to Tie Chicago Tribune.
3onERtC1i. May 12.-ArrlvCd-Schoonc Sehan-
lou, from Chtcagu, corn.
OSWl:GO.
srtctat Dtspafth to The Chicago TRIBUNE
0swEGo, Afny Neutrality-suspicious. Cortez,
Milwaukee, wheat.
, 1880-05-13
.RADVAY'S REGULATING RLLlSl

Psrf.es Fursatsva Soothing Aperasat.s; s,s ~ ~
,Wlthoue Pain, Always Rsllanis am
Natural IN thalr Operation. o.p,
VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOB cAIo1ei , I'm
Perfectly taateles1. elegantly cG c,aso.a. and
ewcet gum. purxa regulate pn5''s' s'e@
WpWxx.s mia, for tho ours of 81 disGsaid i,isd.
OF The Stomach, Liver, bowels, ktdney,1I;n e9y,In.toa.
der, Norvous Dlscases, Aeadacho cqnnapasss ma',sasss,
Gostiveness, Indigestion, pyspe2satas:l 2atsls Pes. nd
Fever, Inflammation Of the aoTTgSte Tgtse.rs Wsr
l detansemonts ot tha Intesnd p'snsl,y ptal1 ycsets
bio. containing no mercury, mtnes"1'' a.
oSssrve the following aymRts,us. R,t9an.: !' or
stfpation, lnwart Piles, Fulluoss Of tsa HaSses,
fhe Held, Hcillty Of tho atomacn,. ~ HWSeeiSbt
Heartburn, Dsgust Of Food. FYllnessa ~ tiug of
In tho Stomach. Sour EFuGtaiu.gM', ar SudoIaf
Esio 1ots sa1 or Wex fsufore tbe s!xh FL. Pef
aud Dull PAIN " tho Head. paflclenpey. p.ca PaIa
spiratlon, Ysltnwness q tue ssa ~ Fushea Of
Gaf feW % ae.es of K1pwxYs PltE4 4al,.[ss wi1, IT.
svstcm from ali thu above- named 9ed
Price, W. Cent? Per BOZ. .,,t ouf
We repeat that the reader must t;seases Soes nj
book. aud P.posa On tas sae9se' 50 'nsaseds
:" "1als& and If4s." :,
~lsad,say on Yrrttabis UrstAso'
"fadtrav on Ec7eft|a." .,,,...s nj a.
and Others relating to different clas'e' "
es'es' SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. ,
READ "FALSE AND tn r.: n. n
Rs,sd tsttsr s&axtr - HADWA
AZ Warrass, cor. GA+ardh-sf., New sYn - u3
~ INFORMATION vosta tapusAaos wv
RJQu4
, 1880-05-13
APPELLATE COURT,

Orlors-59J, Korcn V. Nosunhcld; motion 10
tux additional abstract denied ur,si a,ullut or
Nppollou's ubstraet stricken frsan bill of costs
5S5, l.1tnMr lnHuranco Co. v. Gullck: appenl al-
facturtng Company; nppeal Aliowatl.-as, City v.
anvii,, otlon Y, issuo .nandMto an! procet'nldo
a7s, iiawks '. De,nnsser; ii;otis'ts II to s,!.Ns
writ Ut supursedens takon, with la.vn to tfo Oh
1ectlons Iii 1.-Two days and to repiy ln ttyo dnys
thereafter.
, 1880-05-13
SLOwrIsOGREss.

A. very short step was taken yesterday In
the case of Van Well vs. +. II. Winston and
others, which was commenced over two
years ago. A motion was made Monday to
s. Winston, C. F. Burns, md David Davis,
the Southwestern Roai. These parties ind
been made. defendants, but were out
of tho jurisdiction Of the Court md
declined TO- come III md answer.
The Judge hold yesterday Tint, untler
tho, circumstances, they having bccn
come IN, but failing to d. 50, tic complain
NIT, II llo Ind my equities. might g0 OH and
prove his cfse Tile dc.ullrreia to tho Bill
Nnl amended bift were confessed, and leave
given to the defendants to answer,
, 1880-05-13
CRIMINAL COURT.

l,22s5 People ex rel. Price v. IIotfmnnn; cause
htl. OIL II. c. uni rel. rom.
a.:.s... People OK rel. lsranson Y. Walsh ct ri.
PGaplea ieill. To 1ftA. plcM oyUr1d. People elect
tn Htnnd by lct., 1lgt. tor dts. and vs., roiator
tor COSTS.
1,:se People OK rel shnmway ct nj. Y. Montony
a.:sx people ex rui. Luws et al. v. Tinker ct
al. Sln,B ord.
y md 2t. Clark md Drown, mol. pros.
lHs. S0ndhctnl, llue uld costs. ren,tttod and DIT
discharged.
gi5. sohNsk. Furthcr cv., argts, aud ms. hd.
Vdt, not guilty.
, 1880-05-13
FALSE and TRUE, ..
ntSoos 9xsracf ar ~ 1f9m % " ftadways "rcats o,
List Of Diseases Cured by
RadVays Sarsaparil|ian leso|YeDt

Chronic SKIN diseases, Car1es Of tho r,on. ,,.
mor8 tn the Hood, BcrofuEous DscRses III ~ u
Unnatural Habit Of body, syphilis aI Ycnsrs.o'F a y
Fever Sores, Chronic OF Old Ulcers, gaIt Tha't.s
N!ckets, White Swelling, Scnld lfenJ fTtsssa.t
Affections, Cnnker8, 0landuiur Bwcl1fnns Noiaso
Wasting and Decay Of the Dody, p;mnlSs" ~
Dlotohea. Nlmors, Dyspepsia. kidney afd MY HIa
der Diseases, Chronic Nhotmatlsni nm nn.,t n.su'
Consumption, Qtnvcl and Ca1culous nona.s,t
and varieties of tho nbovo complaints IT, Esie
aonietimez are Ktvon spcc!oua names. ~ "nlea
We assert that thnrc 10 no known romedy tAa,
Possosses tho curative power over there dseales
that 1taawhy's Resolvent furnishes. Il cures
atep by stop, surrey. from the foundation. nj
restores tho injured parta to their so.lnd condI,
ton. Tue wAarE8 or TI1B n0DY AnE 8rrrpSn
AND HEALTHY MOOD ia SUPPLIED 70 Tt1r AZ
TEN. from which new material Ia formed Tbt,i.
tho first corrective powor Of ltaiway'e Ncsolyent
In cases whore the system haa been ealyafef
and Mercury, Quickslv0r, Corrosive 1ubtImsts
hhye accumulated and hccomo deposited in ia
boIes, joints, gtc., causing cures Of tho bonssas
swolllrRs, vartcose yeina, etc, the SarsapariNIn
will resolve away. those deposits and e1tcrmi.
nate tho virus OF the disease from the system.
!. II those who nro taking thcse medicines for
tho euro OF Chronic, Scr0ful0uB, or HrphljtIs
diseases, however siow may bo the euro Il feej
bett1r." and find their general health tuuroT.
Ing. their lcah and weight increasing, Of oyen
Keeping !ta own. Ia sure sign that tia cure ii
pr@1gressinK; PET knaK In these dfssases the patient
ease ls not innct!vc; Il not arrcstcd and driven
undermine tho constitution. As soon II ths
BARAArAR1LL1AN makes tho patient "tce het.
ter" every hour you will grow b1ttaf aud h.
Gf0aAo in health, strength AMI {]eRh
, 1880-05-13
Fate or q Florida City,

Florida IL not tno young to haye an uttorly
oblitcrAtel uity. Ut. Joseph was once thriving
soapurt, tho toFalinuR uf u railroad, u shipping
annunlly, aud the supply. depot fur the westsru
section Of the s1to. i !ost tts commerce.
yslloW-fsyqc, a,ad hnaliy y tornado lays!ed tho
last OF tho houses The place Is now Wilder
4f&|s
, 1880-05-13
CIRCUIT COURT,
NEW HJYlTH.

N,l1s Franklin l.. Chuse v. Il e. 0oodel, ex-
own right, Elizabeth N. md Joseph Il. TorreilCG
Jessit o, nnrkor, Annie u. Norton, Martin Nor
ton, 1uSeph!nuJ. J. Norton, md GeurXe Il. Clark.
Lot u, l!lock 70, Vt Carpenturs Addition to Chi
caEo: J; H. i!attea, Jr:, nifty.
u, ITO, People TX rel. llobert A. Winter Y, John
iIo.tinann; petition for haboas corpus by Win
for. who u l4 jail for n0n-paymelit u judy
, 1880-05-13

sz. lfoseon EdRsHtrft4f.
The gentleman who had boon on for a fishing
excursion a1lo s1nt u paragraph t0 the locai pM-
moss Ut 'srtcklel beautiea,'" could not Aocoullt
1ar th9 Wnsin reception from his wifi. until ha
read thAt 31r. Iollns hna h4saat tined and RGnt
home for 1nexs with some trteklcd beal.ttes,' y
at5 then ho went for tho newspaper man with u
rod,
, 1880-05-13

Tho so-caslcd nco between tho schoonors
Moonlight and Porter fron Chtcago to Buffalo
Terminated Saturday evening. aud was won by
the serfer. which reached here Ut twenty .njl-
utcs past O'clock. Just two hours and ten min.
utes uheAd VI tho Moonlight, but tho victory
Tor tho Porter cannot be called very decisive
, 1880-05-13
OVARIAN; .TUM0RS,

mo THO removal Of these tnnors By. RAnHArs
what wns once considered almost mraculoul i
E1:. n5,W comtaon recognized fact by all partlea
Krnnf, Mts. J. II. Jolly, md Mrs r. b. Hcajax.
published 10 CUT Alm1nnn for 1917; also, ihs}
Of Ar4; y: 2. 1ihlnlns. in tho proaens edition d
Bpnco fnrbitls our making paF11cutar reference
TO tho various cases OF chronic diseases reached
BY our SAIiAAPAtdLLrAN: HEStLykHT. tnrAtMs
and their friends must consult Our writings II
they wish to obtain m idea OF the promise I'D
potency Of r. 4, Il kcnlodiea.
One Dollar per Bottle.
, 1880-05-13

No carpets should DO lall without Alnth-
prnof 9awcd Carpet L.In!ng. Uae nnIy thu una.
pei Lining Company, Now York aud Uesteu,
Sold by wi carpet aealet1.
, 1880-05-13
MARINE NEWS.
Another Excellent Day for Grain
and Coarse Freights.
Heavy Shortages in Grain Deliveries at
This Port and at Buffalo.
Two Cases Of Damage by Collision in
the River.
Continued Low Wn!or In The Sauli Sic. Hilary
Canal.
HOME GATHERINGS.

A'lAlN hHH tt@AhSh fHh'"his" d.
Tho market for grain frests eoni.%s' ' ,Is. "stvo
,,r,crs % ~ soct' y s,,rht nIvnncc wns oone,ylcd
yesterday oil charters tnado both to sRnausky
nnd Buffalo. The following cnEnEcrents wcro
nn thrnuol, rntr, NJ NIX crnts to I,uston: pro-
w ~. ..t ."sc W ~, so :" ,'.,ota
neier s'- Louis corn on thro"9n thte; psopeeus
C'lbn. corr, ut four cents; stcnm-batRc II. "
Kctchnrn, wheat Mt four md three cighths cGnts
Tp sau1usky-Schooncr Typo anl JfoEokcn,
corn, STRAIGHT cargpcs, Mt four cents;
schuoucrs Rising Stur md uprbartan. wheat
c.uoo..'' ro ~ o..'s .. M III. III ~. ~ w,t"
a5nn ~ wv ~! . ~ S'Gi u. r. TnuH.
~ ~ ~ % %e."v' rtiTT Ent Fl .,n. ~ ,tr,,,,
rutc. aT 10 CoIiinowSn,W n,rso iottstr
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Special Dhpaleh " 1hs cAleapo Tribune,
CHEHOY!AH, Mich, May lA--Wost wlnd aud
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-03-27
TELEGRAPHIC.

YOU KILL MY DOG, KILL YOUR CAT
ANNAPOLIS, March Ex-Governor
Hamilton will not be very hasty in
sendinT to the Senate the appoint.
ment for State librarian. He evil
IDENTIFY thinks he can afford to take
as much time in appointing Mr.. Ma
gruder's successor as the senate in
confirming his nominee for adjutant
general. 1t seems to be generally
conceded that the Governor is not
inclined to appoint to Office any of
those who were his enemies four
years ago, though they may have
been his friends in the lastcampaign.
The leaders admit that he will do
nothing to crafty or satisfy them. 1t
is known that a short time before
the appointments were made, anG
when the governor was considering
whom to appoint, Mr.. German had
an interview with hin, and stated
that he would not interfere in any
minor appointment, but as a perso.
nal request asked that General Bond
be retained as adjutant general and
that Col. Scharf be appointed State
librarian. Gov. Hamilton did not
see proper to accede to either request.
Mr.. Cotton would liked to have seen
Joseph Thompson appointed to the
Office.of police magistrate, but Mr..
Thompson was given no office. The
managers are Of the opinion that, in.
asmuch as they had a share in Mr..
Hamilton's nomination, he should
have considered their wishes and
consulted with them in regard to the
appointments. They say that, tho
they opposed him four years ago,
they were instrumental in his unan-
imous nomination last August, and
think they have not been fairly trea.
ted by him. At present there is a
continual conflict between the Gov
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-03-27
Compliments to the Press.

In an Irish relief meeting at Utica,
N. Y, on Tuesday night. Rev. Ed
ward Terry, in the course of an
eloquent appeal for the distressed
country "whose rags could not be
touched without disclosing the
wounds they barely hid," paid a high
compliment to the press for it's distln.
guished and disinetrested Services in
this humane cause. The press, he
said, the fearless, fetterless, impartial
press, the child of freedom, the hope
of every State, which by its enter
prise and enlightment had done so
much to promote the progress of So
ciety, was foremost in its endeavors
to urge on this great work of national
benevolence. Its charity and energy
had accomplished more than had
been done by any other agencies.
These praises are deserved, though
the press does not need them TO keep
it at work in such cause; but it 10
undoubtedly the case that the news
papers, BY giving immediate and
accurate information in regard to
public and private distress, and by
intelligently guiding and directing
the measures for relief, have been
able to accomplish more in the way
of practical charity than has been
effected of late years through any
other sort Of ministry. The power
of the press in this direction involves
high obligations, which it is truly to
be hoped il will never lose sight of.
In the United States Senate, on Mon
day last, Judge David Davis, eff Illi-
'nois, likewise took occasion to pay
some very handsome compliments to
the press, and as Senators are, as a
rule, rather chary of such things,