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, 1880-09-12
LOCAL .CRIME.
A O1TEEIs CASE,

Rather remarkable case was brought to the
very door of police headquarters shortly after
6 o'clock last evening. a team and farriage
from tho Palmer House. stable drove up
to the La Sale street entrance, and
an elderly snowy-hafred man hauRptily
mt word that be wanted to see Superintendent
O.Donueu There we're In the carriage besides
this Individual a man Of perhaps Is years of age
and somewhat remarkable III appearance for
his bushy, tron-gray .hair and .Burnsides,
and at his side. was a comely. and
very aeshy. woman Of perhaps y, but
who looked younger by reason lot her at
tire and .jauuty little hat. The elderly, man
did most Of the talking, and, though he had per-
haps been drinking, he was By no means
disabled in auonee He ,,heSa al,egad fha{ 6m
the G woman present t,siaaed naa ronSva %non the
% police ; licking Der up She a1d not feel very bud
over the matter. and assumed defiant and
the ot1ice Of. the Superintendent, and after the
short -pnrley which ,ensued there the won,
an was, taken. to the Armory, ana nd
y Vas oDpe7T 6 eofee up as sde g.
Hibbnrd, 81 year. Of age, married, and house
keeper: Thuuah the conversation in the Su-
was ascertained Of it. to show Ut least the morals
OF the parties concerned DR. H4b6ard, VINO
is apparently quite weahy was e1eeed;in9g.gX &c
with noIhing but her Incarceration Tor the incl
Of the, money. He declared that pc
had been bolh duped nnd' sMindted ind tt; by
her. She. though coufesstng nothing, 1nLa, ILL.,
money, money BY repeatedly stating 'tnnI she was r.
oray ass w. B. IL He9a5a e%ed w9sa aha9
| She was -niain Suruh M.ckle, would be adveu-
turesS who had ensnared him, aud that she had nc
right to Call herself wife. The police required
rho cose. and he left as security handsome
gold watch and chuin, with a large diamond
focket attached
fricnf1s we're about the station trying to furnish
bonds for Mrs Mickle. aud 1t Was intimated TINT
the case hud been settled.
, 1880-09-12
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW .YoRK, Sept. 1L-Arrived, the brt-
annie, from Liverpool; DeRuyter, from
Tfde' missing steamer Hadji has arrived
:LlHEErooi, Sept n-Arrived. the 1s11a'
from Boston. -,
*IoNDoS1 Sept. 1.-The steamships France
from New York, and Ohio, from Phflade!-
phla. have arrived out. ,-.,;o
ttQUEESs1owN, Sept l1-Arrtved. Republic
hum New York. til,
QUEBEC, Sept: 1.-THE Polynesia, with
mails for Liverpool. was detained eight hours
waiting the Montreal boat with passengers,
delayed by the dense smoke over the 1l'e1
h0m the bush fires.
, 1880-09-12
ACTUAL WEIGHTS.

-, -. ACTUAL WEIGHTS. !,
Commissioner J.W. Midgley, OF the South
western Railway Association, has issued the
following circular to roads IN the Southwest
ern Association. ;.
At the meeting of railroads west of Buffalo,
Pittsburx, and Wheeling, held at Cleveland,
Auk. 1t was agreed that on ano afler sept ~ !.
way-bitled, or agreed. to be Transported. at 1ess
than the actual gross weights as ascertaiued by
I fasa
. It WAS further agreed that the Western Fail
way Weighing Association. the Southwestern
hTy b and aM to xerh Ill
property received by them from Eastern nnes:
and, ia case the property should be underplicat
to ehae actual wegh from sRpnSt s. P2at T.
cess due to the parttes IN interest; s,.+ -.
1t was also agreed that the original point OF
ertg hed been ana aefay Weighed e. Or rot
be noted on the way-bills:
At the same time WAS. requested + to M secure cur
the Of eee for !atser
was held with the Executive Committee OF the
trunk; lines in New York on the olst nlt. the .,l
roads. west and northwest Of Chicago WAS strong
sSlvsd Is: Comm encs sept: to way-bl aat! ID
freight from or to any station on their several
roads, cast or west bound. They Nkewlse IG-
quested ali terminal or delivering lines to weigh
the property received by them, and, In case the
freight Should be underhled, to charge actual m
weight upon 1t from the shipping point 70 oeets. @
nation. Their aFrhts will be instructed % snnw s}s
the original point Of ab1pment on the way olls.
and to note thereon whether the properly nas
been weighed or not
In accordance wth tne agreements n%ents to
charge for actual welpht on gil shipments OF
freight. tn car-lots, received from CONNECTING
roads and destined to, or beyond the missouri
, 1880-09-12
/ EDUCA1IONAIs 5
iEDUCA41ONAL
Dr.. l. SauYeur's School o.. Languages,
1Eg4 Michioan-aY.

rha sehoo, VIM be opened sept - c1rcnlnfs ready
and cen be had at Ness1s. Jansen4m moClnt4 Gas.
Also pamphlet programme for classes and course OK
French lectures.
.JouNs HOPKINS UNIVERSITY. Aug +, rsA
MYDEAn SIR; thank you sincerely for bringing
before me series OF your language bouks WITH tho
apirtt OF which hare long beea AcQnainted hy de-
!ay iu acknowledging them has been that I ni:hs
have time to look them over. and also that mtKht,
by eye and ear form IN opinion In respect to ina
actual OF these wotks IN the acquisition OF forein
tongues. / do not doubt thnt JDu arc rendering 4
great service to the OF American educAtton-
Many aRt. Nj George T1ckuor. While Professor
of Modern languages in Harvard deca1rcd thxt Al.
though Americans spent as long . time a. Germans
In acquiring hDern education. the results "a this
country were far inferior ~ those secured abroad
Other recent writer's have iusirnt ed the sane point
ucated people have been due to bud methods: OF
teocbng both ancient and modern languages fou
nrn striking At the Of the evil by showinT how to
reach them, and BY inspiring With your example, ~
we'll as With your books, many most faeisent per
sons 10 begin on hsts the work OF !sstructaon
Yon nrescut no raj road 10 tha 1nzy and stupid,
hnt yGn show how the bright and willing may, BY
9rndes well surveyed, anu By carriages well equipped,
nscend quickly to heights which otherwise they
would not have reached You deserve the th1nks nt
iii good teachers for your 80 far rs trenco
and German are concerned, and for your prnapecta
H. Lain. Greek and other languages, ,, we haze
read; you make them "tngues." 70 p4 "ftssn t ana
most xrntifyng and sufficiently decorate the seauEs
OF your work in French phiio1oRy.
.n',t. ~ tr,tI1 n1.t - "'eA~ b. C. GILMAN.
, 1880-09-12
TtmH-2:4A


-. Special Dtspateh to The Chicago 1Fton"s
m.s oaa.,stsd ~ tha contest Of horses
track 70 cay cons'sseo w 10 eo .. 1,,,.ar ~
in the 2:19 class ana the enor1 CT ot ouuen ~
heat his own record of o:u4. The horses Tor the
ga class were Hanuts, entered by ". r. ARM
~.1e - e.a7S s,a,o rh,af aotared nv A. ". Long
seron9i oaoneue eae,, o.a,.. a1t.raa hv,T q
ley; 'Hamhletoutan basna", enceee1 ", Ao
Barber; Bonesetter. entered by Ian Mace' ana
Voltafre. Ronesetter and voltaire alone trottedf
AS..s., tatr,- drawn =
the oeneIe oene ~ ,,,,.., ~, .,ratty
First heat-Both horses "eut AWAY W eAss:'
even terms, and Kept along aogether 10 Tue quaE
tar when Yo1taire broke badly, but got down
@' 49, 49,, ar:i o7,tc1xv. and BIZ diut Of hard
to MS "orK -asaIn qees' sa.ta ,anr noneet+or Mt
work managed to get pretty near nohsen hasd u
The head of the hi m Stretch nut couian heat ,t
him, and.the bay Stallion LOOK ING ne"1 "AenoeA
difficulty. Time. 2:D ..f,< <,,
Second heat-Ths heat was an Une.
Both horses we're close together, ~ 1i t
little in front all the wny rouna. 1st y,
no time during the neat Weee tues @ ~. y .Sns Z.da
apart, and down the hotncstsotch tne ~ nn"a
as pretty race as one coula WISH ~ o1o' ooAe
setter winning IN z:@oA. ea,+ ,.,,,r,d,c+ion
Third heat-This was pertec', ,t .s fa,,r
Of the second neat, e1cTps Ia p,naror%er vim
and quarter seconds QUICKER ooneso1sca Wa"
ming iR 2:1H. ., nm esno n
SuMMAnY-2:19 class; furse: 1iooe1eSgE0 eta Yin -
FIRST. $50 to second. Sloo 10 toltu' 1no eA'' ~
fourth: 49, 7
Buuesetter.. ) >
Voltatre. ;:-.'' :" -
- 1fme-@:o"' @.@'a ~'e..zs. ~.s..o.xa,,oe ~
, 1880-09-12

4 terribh conflict took place at 12:10 this
morning between TWO members Of gang Ut
mem employed in loading metal bars upon rail
road cars upon the premises Of the Union Iron
and Steel Works, at the corner OF
ashland avenue and Thtrty-second street. a
Quarrel arising between< william Doyle and
Thomas Connei, on account. Of some little
pique which arose from their manners Of work
ing, the two fool-nal1y nen began assaultfng
each other with: the kerosene; lamps
win which the yard was lighted. The other s.
members Of the gang were obliged 70 run Tor
their lives, as the 6reakspg Of LIMP npon a1y n
The Contestants thus had thaeneld to Them
selves, and they fought In she most desperate 1
manner until both were .enveloped IN
dame. and severely cut souged ts. and bruised Faa
workmeu realized their condition, and BY the
timo that Doyls's clothing could pc t3rn
from his back he waA burned terribly"
lie was taken to his home, On
Church place, near Archer avenue, and the
. physicians In attendance think the chances
are against his recovery; He i marIiea man man
S years Of ago, and lives at the oorner OF "ood e q
and Fourteenth streets. He will recover. 1t Is
thought, =" =,
, 1880-09-12
Prince Leopo1d,s Accident

Ihear from Caneda that Prince Leopoid's ac-
cdue,,t was Of far more serious character Lnan
hds been reported in the English papers: -. Il
D. was fishing from some rucks on tna oa1A ~ ~
xalnon. be was jerked OF the. place on which q. ne
was standing. fell down the s;eep slope 'nto eng
water, and would undoubtedly nave been &asae9 e
mind Of one Of the gentlemen In attendance nee
El El AacNefle, I believel, who managed. 70 gea
hold Of him, and to sustain him untn asslslanse s.
arrired. which was only minute or two, as tne
Princess was fishing close by. Beside severely
spraiuing his ankle, the Prince suffered sels
much from the shock to the system. ana at oucg -
proceeded with his suite to Quebec 1oe rest ano
, 1880-09-12

We have time to say only few words to-
day in regard to the magnificent display Of
rich and elegant goods in our Exposition by
Messrs. N. Matson & Co., jewellers and dia~
mond' dealers, corner State and Monroe
streets. It has never been equaled either In
fitting up or In the variety Of rich, useful, and
ornamental articles placed before the crowds
who flock around them.~ 1t is an honor not
only to the house but to our city We shall
refer to this again in detail, and il the mean
time urge our readers to pay a visit to their
pavilion, situated in the most conspicuous
place in tbs building. -
, 1880-09-12
H0RSE-sTEALING.

prant hidden. of Mo- 588 West Van Buren,
s+-aat renorts stolenGa small pony mare, hav ing
1,vo Bind feet white: and dark name and tail.
Rows who enyied him hts good fortune IN having
a pony are tho supposed aeeressors"" -,
lat Thursday eveding F. 8. Eanes. OF the
Commercial @ National nank, left his team stand:
,ne ID front Of his residence. No. 1873 Michigan
Avenue rev. moments and some sa profe pnfs
sio9al ,,an .1 n1ir advised OF" the theft, and
wGee dispatches and postal7cards were sent
to d Yesterday @sszese was
raoeaysu 11ays ana reply was promptly sent asking
, 1880-09-12

Gatrtston {IE1.1 Netts- - ,]o,,t
The other day about O'Clock boy OF aooas a,'es
Event Market street such rate o. be
toat everybody who saw him was ..,e sate =. tindiT
,xpresspn 81 countenanoe caught the flying @ 0oy
o theatn and ased h.m senny M = '1ert h,t there
2odg RIG it Sick at your hous:T Whn VIZ ia It.
buddy VIII yer let nc 80 il tel yoaz noh
T!ll ny boy. Well then it's my oFot9e. nngt get
e will be remains before nightn :c,,r,hsrs uuu
green corn clabber. waterme1lon, and ol5uage ta g
Tor dinner and II aint there 70 9et my ,er me-
20, 90 can save INV little brothers life,
, 1880-09-12
TRACK TALK.


1isANh 4AAAs
80. r,..s--, .n,,, ,,o+ e+o,+ o,oiI, +h,s ooa
daeue "ooo"aro "4n A'' 0't' ~ a." ~itA' ''"
oo". , 49,, ~. INIT a,,.,,,,,,. T.,
monroe e'nei teaoneo LIS o4's tao' ''eA'ns
-nba san+en,hor edtt1em If Kfrk's Guide to
~ anu w',ss 1p :, Ia a;,t, ~
tne Iufl y OUT =: =
sold to Mr.. james 4. Perry, Of England, who has
takan ber acrnsa fha water
o,,,a 80, ho,oa n.artaenan. q veara old. ,v
Inc gray notse 01tas u1u' % se4.o ot"' w.
Lightning, out u Ztngara' py star Da7ls, WAS
sold at auction III suA"atee' ea4nn'' 1eeen'!s lor
se35.
:.n,c,r Moone. who won the first heat of the
:a class It the Mystic Park Boston, meeting il; IL
2:22h. has broken down ana oeen 1nro"no oat VI
training. =. -.
The sgea9id pay ny Rob;nsn Mamie r; hns r w 1een e
DAILY for $75o Mamie K. 1s ny Longtei!2w, ann
Luna, By swigert's Lexington, and Is fair racer.
About the highest-prced 2-year;old sold re.
Scntiand. dam Bouuct, by Bulletin. The pur
chaser was Mr. Charles Boyle, and the price
$5,0o0. -: tS!
The we'll known trottng stallion ;Ralsera, b;y
~ his nwner. in Wimorc. Ky, he was the sire
Of Of KentucEy. e Central. Kentuckian. and other
fast ones' = w. - :; =: -,
The report that William Forbes, of Cloveland,
had bought the pacing mare LnGy trecora a:l4
Is denied Lucyis a. ne Sun irnox, ad anu
n,wiV m e6 Roy - 71 this week. ~ :.
1~o"os IVY .a'a " - :.
| Katie Middleton is reported to be DONG wen at
Cincinnati: bar intends to drive her ateaaay etg
| On the road during the coming winter ana hopes
BY spring to have her cured of the nervousness
which hns heretofore made her so unreliable: III
races. ~ -" .
| ri++,e Rnown Ing and Fred Douglass, the prop
~ NJ E. =. kemis nf tits city: have been
viii Whining W every race in which they started: re-
eenus' ed Ge non1iosa ETecnntiv trntted in 2:W
t"sss. n,ess hsif.ri}e bau iracR. - -
osot q 1a4. -pa'.o .a.A' --,,~,. 49,
Two valuable thoronghored yearllnRs, Iae
property Of, .Mr. J. T. Williams, Emtnence. ~. y
were killed by lightning AUG: n. One was oay
Ally, by. King Alfonso dam Annette' ~ Le1ing; l,g;
ton, and the other q bay colt by, A1arn' oam
Alert, BY Lexington. i. H..
woer hefore Inst at the Harrison County fKy.)
LEY Ge,e' xon-s - otd hv i;enrre Wilkes won
t, thts hppat ~ fhs e.:a1 race in :3Sh and three
| daya.iafers at the same place, Alcantura By
, 1880-09-12
NEW YOH z.

New YoRK. Sept. 1.-THE Coney 1siano 'ocAes
Club had to-day good weather ana 1a1so oe
tendance. :. -,
The ree-quarters-of-a-mfler race was won oy
Gfroae,, Charley Gorbam second, ,carta third:
Time, 1:154.- -. z..,::::s ,uaa
The second race was three quarters OF q mhe'
.1o, ,,y nllss, Sir Hugh second. Ada third Tme'
wy wy W :: :. :; ;
I'm, ~. one-mf]e-and- quarter race was won by
oden. Elias Lawrence second, Telemachus th1ro.
The Grayescnd handicap, mile ana 1nfee 1of-
, 1880-09-12
Allen Academy,

Corner Mich,gan-av. and Twenty-second,et- Estanss
iished on solid basis for the thorough edacauoa
rooms IN shs we'll xs9tila,ted @nd ~
Prepa1ing boys Tor college 1 specially Those Tec
prepare IN this Acadeny received into savs. os
the hest Eastern and Western Colleges Witnout az
summation. Charges moderate for the quaEtJ OF sna
work done. Twelve experienced teacher@ 1en1
nnena Nent e. IRA WILDER ALLEN. A. IL, Ll~O-s
President lS2 3ticnfEun-av., Chicago
, 1880-09-12
A SUGGESTION TO. RAILROADS.
-. -. 1s.st.. ~ 14As ffh{eaan 14{htsf3k..

:. To tAs M Editor q 1ne ch4eego 1Tt'.te:
Of nearly three years and set'es bas s e1 to
carefully observe the characteristics ol olner
gTupe' Those American s RI travellers who meet all
OF people caonot hut @ admit that our
meath tne sunace, eanaos sat4sx u4s ~ -, averv
~ way than this masses IN Europe. Our farm
ers Ind IN tntelligsnfie &C.
SKILL ana wsa5tn, 70 ~ 1n and onr stand
m9s6 mo GqndPSain bieSes Cn
vatsd vatSt peopIs abroad are amazed At our ~
growth 1p popuiauon; % Mea1t,, ha.de aeo oninnusiv
ny are or1t,on %o1G ~ 5'dA of 81 muc OF What they
az 'f IL 2s}e ~ and by they say, our day
ofl Of tTial ria viii viii COME and the Republic VIII
modeTa G1faS %6om aRe We
vandals, = Lag ,*,s1I ~, and sting us.
, 1880-09-12

-.otrr turned out en- masse this afternoon at
coun ,a;s,nr of a Garfield pole, surmnunted by
"n no e1,ificcnt silk flag. James Goodspeed,
:. ma Ia,i.t delivered an able address, which
ol 9o.as Warmly received. Tonight Judge
pI2k ppSiks, Of. Aurora, is addressing large
, 1880-09-12

JOCKEY CLUB MAI1NEE*
. Avery enjoyable matinee was given at the
Jockey Club track yesterday afternoon. the
races comprising: z:4o:and three:mtnnte classes
and a free.. ..for-all. During the afternoon tne
famous PAGER sorrel Dan, owned by Mr. =:
y. :Bemls, Of this city, WAS brought out and
logged around the TRACK, after which . Maud .:
washed on to the quarter-stretch and strspoea o1
her hlankets for inspection by the crowd. which
cheered her heartily. The Judges Of the day
we're YessFe. Ira E. BRIDE, J: ": Fesnala nn ana y.
tended.to the timing. The summaries are as
follows: ~ 8
rhree-ufnute class, in harness: = :,
n. fardoe's b. E. Little Frank. ......--..-..'"'d
w. B. Darling:s b. e. Danger-- .-~-.....""...@ !"
Time-2:3y; 2:30; :
2:40 class. in harness: -: ~':".s .
], B. Shcrman's b. &. Frank. .:.--.-..d 1
Jnhn Brenock's ch G. Billy Bashaw. -:....3 . =
- Timse-2:494; 2:51; $40
Free-for- all, In harness:
MT Martins br: m. Ton Maid 1;,;sn.sr
Tms-2:3o4: 2:3lh; 2:35; ::
Trial against time; Wai1ers team to beat t2:+a;
Harry and IQRt64,. ""''
lime. sss" s'"'"'@
, 1880-09-12

Mr.. Jerome Marble and party OF fourteen
frfands 1sft the City yesterday via the North
western Road for q trip in Northwestern
Nebraska. They travel in the hotel hunting
car. City Of Worcester"
William Bliss, President ct the BOSTON q
Albany Railroad, George Darling General
drsa@s oeiaef ffG@ ast eyen!as n
iaeeing Ha ee % some Of the prairie chickens to be
fo9nd 31ong the llpe tk Of tG NerfS e e.
western Railroad in Minnesota and Dakota
charles :Ciockei;, President Of the South
am. Paclfic Railway and Vice President Of
the, Central Pacific Railway, with his bride
and q party OF friends, among whom are
, 1880-09-12

longs, was won by Checkmate. Gabrielle second
Scotilla third. Time, 2:2SA,
The 5andicap steeple-chase, full course, vas vas
won by Disturbance, Pomeroy second, Bertha
third. Time. B:25. :.-+..... t.. J.:
, 1880-09-12

that the thief be-: he1l: . 31r. Eames and
Detective Morgan started for Geneva q once,
tody, and the rie safo-~ The, buggy had been
sold to farmer Just optide Of ,ae3eyA for $50,
and one ot the horses bad been r. traded % to NJ.
entirclY unknown as q thief q the police. :. :,
, 1880-09-12

NO. 1t.. 1,~aa,a. :
'.March II, 1885," The Neg wMulliheauen.
4. Speech Of the Hon: N.llmtn 1,y r. E5yg;
:, March 20. lS6o-s The Financial hecofo Oh
the Republican Party ''.'...... ...'..'''
s. Letter Of the Secretary Ut TIE Ir9asnry'
lon from July /, 1861, to June 80, 1878, In
clnsive; :; =. Inn lanes 4: GARFIELD
Il: e speech g. u af'1l he Hon James 4: Garfield,
eaas e'enty Il il tsos Gongrcss !..si
H. The Hon James Sarne1e ia, ohnut1,g a1,2ul,;g
duties On hoop, band. and scroll iron, and
on bill III. r. No. 6lSS changing customs
duties upon GeE.atn ~, a. Iarnea Garf;eid
june i. l87s,-'. The Wood Tarla B'll .;;:. a.:
II. Extracts from sundry sFeecnea ol tne
Hon. James A. Garfield statesmans
~ words sn,as IN :::.:..........:...
So tExtra-Sess1on Threats OF 75ts-Deng t;t1lgs
extracts from apeech o. tns dqh Su!las "
G. Burrows of Michigan, 10 % the Hoose OF
81. Speech Of the Hon. William z. Frya. OF
Maine. in the House OF hspleseasa'NysS, p5e IT, W.
April Is. 1879. Tammany frauds 10 New
York the Justification for United states
81. notnarEs Of the Hon; james a Garfield,
AnriI Is, lSB5, on the First Anniversary OF
the'Death Of Abraham Lincoln
38, Debate on Pensiontng Ie1erson pavis..
-. - The Vote OF q Conieaerate so.alef
South Twice as .PoweTIa! as et sno sost % tEa Ha
Hen. 10 o1a james H 4. Blaine, ot Maine, Dec. Il.
'S'0' ToS.rzxsxxaiE. ~,
No. = Speech Of the Hon: ID james a. earneid
Sept, is, s74, in Warren. O.. IN reply to at
taSss ss,aa on ms and 1@na s,,sfatned w
oo. The Homestead Policy Of the Republican
Parry ,,........- '........ .....-.
q. Speech Of the Hon. Carl schusz, Indian
Al, apose Some int in herman.
| y. Ietters Of Acceptance Of Gems. Garfield
and Arthur, with Republican National
Platform. ....-....--:.-.---...-. =.
e Same nseh 10 af err Hon James i. GARFIELD at
ciavaland. r.. Oct, II. 1870. ....-:........--.
| Ok 90 inr,ea Gartield's Soldiers Monu-
TO- r,ant Snaach. at Puiuesville,- O., July 8,
| 1oon ~ ~ rhe :. Central Doctrines of the
| noe,,c,-s,tin ,a Party." in the House Of Rep
.saansa.;..aa Aur' :. 1876
| % Gan Wfntield s. -Hauoock's Record in
| n,,ix;ana and Texas in lB87-68.-tnctud-
EousaaIRh ;am 1na Renort @ of the COMMITTEES on Law
| iaEnaes and Crime Of the Constitutional
I EnnSention Of Texus In June. 1868, and
Dan Hancoek's Letter, in Favor Of Sey-
mn,1r md R1air in 1868.
p: The hopnpiicasn iuis na 1s6n isSt isas 1872,
a PlatIorms ol ~ ~ VA Wsrr1inia and Ken.
1876 a4a looo: ana ~ ~ ira = s"
~ tuGhy nf5suiaLl ts.s aannaRnnt. 81 nnres. ,.
e. Campaign song e. bUph; ~ 1bs s Naf3onai Benk-
%: Ine; q. Aovan'ases , - ''A0 s..,.,.
, 1880-09-12


FAMILY JARS. ::
~ rt,do,. IN a attnrne,: living at No IN r..
~. y. ".h'noet' an - n,:,,s a. ~. ,oo m
upon complaint; Of bis A IL wife. who accuses
him OF having naltreatel; and abused her;
nwn nuu n homns A' Mrs: Liaier; = made quite
long-wlnded complaint against her llegc lord
during the day.. After annoting her In the most
cruel tn:nner oy consor.Ms H''a Young, ana
,,n2usnatess e'ad drnvs" her Ale from 1ha
nrmss nnnsc' 70 ba pfett instituted thefe. Yesterday |
sss .nst 9e 81 SsoqE9s tie 5 hoass @ Rass
r.nta.tsJ n1stnsr ther co.npany. hc drew n
rrnvnver and the girls seized other weapons,
whereupon She was Obliged t. fee for her life
fhrnnrh n hack door Mr. Iinder claims that
the Complaint is grossly, exaggerated, and pro-
fesses the best OF behavior ,...-; ..':.. -.
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TIE JUSTICES: t:as:s :.,, ,- 49,: -:
me Armof poo1 ,a,. heoas n1n. sety nasy !ass @
night IN ratding the low, oa9nlos On, ,rao1nc anu
ana raaoa
assa evenae RsM'1st was stneaded n in fha raid ~ 80
Gustav Fle'soher made! bis s4 appsaranee before
Justice Hammer yestesrdHnyg;; Htg;z and swore ont ,
for the arrest et OF FIJI roh,io ,hioen9e
alleges that Koetne ia ., the proPrietor
t5a+ T. q IT ,e "ht of disnterrinr he hodies
snat m ne Is III ine un9! thaIs fnr rna ,r1,osa. of
"uIuHinE more ROOM: In his at1tdavt' be states
that Konhne dug up the body of his child, which
wls lntely buried, and carried it away, Justice
Hammer issued the wnrraht, but the. man has
not been arrested yet: ''- ''@ 7 -! -.
$50. A'RRESTs..: =" '4-',' ;.
L.: H.: l., - .;ota+a .vinr :t},a mama - Hanrv
an oa reptooaee sns o o y. ne
1cor william Casey, Of the West Twelfth Street
station. rs he was attempting to dispose
6f tfe following articles, which evidently
" w. auu a+oian nn3 fnr which an OWNER il
en}ad we1v heavy buggy harness. considerably
worn. W silver % %mounted: Blind brde, with double
fancy lii, yellow forehead band, aud breast
enrine. .fmrned @ cdses. :plnih< BACK cas-, and en-
pTnve, rose On the back case. -
,.,.s.s.a: rd;.or7 r.aarv. vo,no rr,r,
Minor arrests: EdWasn, a., Leary, . Young Ea. En1.
ann who ratscd rqw u tu9 sp'9oa ~ ~, te