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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-03-25
Dated March Sth, 1880 1wi
ESTATE-LEopoLp SAcKMANN.

state OF Wisconsin, county Court Of Grant county
In probate.
Notice is hereby given. that at the April term
of the county court to be held In and for said con-
ty at the court house In the city Lancaster said
county, ON the first Tuesday Of April, A. D., $780,
the following matter will be heard and considered
The application of Matthias Ssoll, executor of the
last will and testament Of Leopold sackmann late OF
the town of Waterloo in said eouaty, deceased, for
final examination and allowance of his accounts as
such executor and for distribution of the residue
said estate. By order of the Court,
WIN. McG0NIGAL, Judge.
Dated February %, 1880. 52w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-03-25
[ Published March 8, 1850,
CHAPTER oil

OhAI u.
AN ACT in relation to costs and fees, and
amendatory of section two thousand nine
hundred and twenty-seyen OF the revised
statutes of 1878.
The people OF the state of Wisconsin, repre~
sented in senate and as emily. do enact as
follows:
Section l. Section two thousand nine
hundred and twenty.seven of the revised
statutes of 1878 is hereby amended by strik-
ing out the word "two" where it occurs in
the third line of said section, and insert in
lieu thereof the word "three," so that said
section when amended shall read as follows :
Section 2927. The clerk shall tax, and in-
sert in the entry of judgment, and in the
docket thereof, il the same shall have been
docketed, on the application of the prevail
ing party, upon three days notice to the 9TH
er, the sum Of the costs and disbursements
as above provided. The disbursements shall
be stated in detail and verified by affidavit
which shall be filed with the clerk.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
b. in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved March s, 1880.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-03-25
proved Msrch s, 1880.
Published March 9. 1850 |
CHAPTER lis.

SAaE I'm 1lS.
AN AIT to amend chapter TWENTY-FIVE of
the revised statutes of 1878, entitled "of
the distribution of public documents"
The people of the state of Wisconsin repre-
sented in senate and assembly do enact as
follows:
Section / Section three hundred aud fif,
ty-one Of the revised statutes is hereby
amended by inserting after The word "vol.
amcs, " in the fourth line thereof, the words /.
"And TO every established public library
containing one thousand volumes or more. y
so that SAID section will read as follows !:
There shall be delivered to the several state
institutions, state university and normal
schools, aud also to each college. incorporated
academy and literary institution Of this stat
having library of three hundred volumes.
and to every established public library hav-
ing one thousand volumes or more, upon ap-
plication being made therefor, one cepy each
Of ali documents published by the state. The
several state oaicers shall be furnished at all
times with such documents belonging 10 the
state as may be Necessary or convenient for
the business Of their respective Offices
Section ? This act shall take effect and
be in force feom and after its passage and
publication.
Approved March 5. 1880.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-03-25
ESTATE-WILLIAM TRAVIS.
ESTATE-GEIGER.

II . u u --NEIGER.
State of Wisconsin, County Court of Grant County,
In Probate.
Notice is hereby given, that at the April Tern
of the County Court be held in and for said Couu
ty, at the court house in the city of Lancaster IL
said County, the first Tuesday of April A. ID
$780, the following matter will be heard and con.
siderea: The application of Maria e Hufschmidt fol
the appoin tment Of administrator of the estate o.
Gustave Geger late ef the village of Cassyille il
said county, deceased.
By order of the Court,
WIN. McG0NlGAL, Judge.
Dated February Is, 1880. 52wS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-03-25
THE HERALD.
Laws of Wisconsin.
Published March 8, 1850.
CHAPTER 81

- - 90
AN ACT to repeal chapter two hundred and
flve Of the laws of Wisconsin for 1872, en-
titled an act 10 limit the number of terms
to which person may be eligible to the
office of county treasurer
The people of the state of Wisconsin, repre-
scented in senate and assembly, do enact as
follows
Section /. Chapter two hundred and FIVE
OF the laws of Wisconsin for the year 1879,
entitled can act to limit the number Of terms
to which person may be eligible to the Of
flee OF county treasurer" is hereby repealed.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after Its passage and pub
LEGATION.
Approved March 8, 1880.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-03-25
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se-o ~ ALL DRUGGISTS EyrpYwuypr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-03-25
Only sl.00 Per Of Bottle Or Six for S..
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204 Washington St., CHICAGO, ILL
Ladies aiilictef with painful menstruati6n or IT,
reguiaritieg, Il acts like a charm.
pQ.Ifnot Tor fale by your Druggist, will send II
by express prepaid, on receipt 0 price
DR.. JAMES viii give hi opinion In all critical
cases free Of charge. Call az office or write. book
for the million on Lost Manhood, Who should
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-03-25
ON THIRTY DAYS TRItLl

We will send our Electro voitaic BELTS ard other
Eiectric Appliances upon trial fer 90 days TO those
suffering from Nerr0us Debility, rheumatism, paral-
1sis or any diseases Of the liver or kidnsys, and
many ether diseases. A SIRE cure guaranteed or no
pay. Address. Foltaic Bet c0 Marshall. Mich
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-03-25
Published March 9. 1880.
CHAPTER ll6.

AN ACT to provide for the rebuilding of a
portion OF the instit ion for the education
Of the deaf and dumb, and to appropriate
the sum of money therein named
The people of the state of Wisconsin. repre-
scented in senate and assembly, do enact
as follows:
Section |. The board of trustees of the
Wisconsin institute for the education of the
deaf and dumb is hereby authorized and EN-,
powered TO erect, in accordance with the
plans presented TO the present legslatuse, and
already approved by the joint committee on
charitable and penal institutions, buildings to
take the place of those recently destr DYED
by fire. For that purpose said Il Istees are
hereby authorized to make and enter into
such contracts and agreements as they may
find necessary proUided, howe0er, that such
contracts and agreements shall not involve
the expenditure of greater sum of money
than is appropriated by this act: PROVIDED.
also, that said ru3tees shall make no contract
for the construction of said buildings
without requiring and obtaining good.
ample and sufficient security by bond
or otherwise that all the buildings con-
templated by the plans adopted by said COM
mittee of this legislature shall be constructed
and completed at a cos ,within sum named
in this act.
Section @ The said trustees shall, before
making any contract or agreement for the
erection of such buildings, advertise for pro-
posals for the erection thereof, in at least
three daily papers pIb'ishe within this state
one in TIE city of Madison, one in the city
of Milwaukee, md one at the city of La
Crosse, for at least four weeks prior to the
time of letting such contracts. Such adver>
hall fafa fbos I
receiving such proposals, and the amount and
kind of bonds required for the faithful per.
Torrance of the contracts within the time
limited therefor. Such trustees shall con.
tract with the lowest responsible bidder, who
shall in each case be required to give good
and sufficient bonds for the faithful perform
ance of such contract but said trustees
shall have the right to reject all proposals
received by them, If, in their opinion, the in.
terests of the state require it.
Section 3. The state board Of charities
and reform shall have the general supervis.
ion OF such building, and of the perfection of
any necessary details in such plans or speeifi-
cations so adopted. And said trustees shall
make no charge in any of the details of such
plans or specifications without the concur.
renee of said state board of charities and re-
form.
Section There is hereby appropriated,
out of any moneys in the state treasury not
otherwise appropriated, the sum of seventy
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as NAV
be necessary for the purpose of this act, five
thousand dollars Of which amount shall be
used for the purchase of new boilers and fur
nlture provided, that the money hereby ap.
propriated shall be drawn from the state
treasury no faster than the work progresses.
Section 5. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-03-25

WINE or HOPS is tn PES known remedy in the
world for Nervous Debility, Loot Energy, Lost Hopes
lmprudences Of Youth, Lost Yigor and Ambition. II
will make you strong where you weak and
build up your shattered constitution. Those
afflicted with pimples the face, 1t will
store your comp 'exon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-03-25
Facts for the Public!

The Stomach and
Lsver are the sourc-
es of pigor and
healfh--if kept in a
healthy condition.
There is no known
remedy that sviH so
promptly and eff
cieHtly insure a
healthy STOMACH
and LIVER, and SO
thoroughly fortify
the system against
1 the sudden Changes
4 ofour climate, as the
wonderful, vItaliz-
ing, health giving
4 Holman Liner and
Il Stomach Pad. II is
'falso a sure pyeVen-
tire Of disease. Do
moi faHfo Try IT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-03-25
CHAPTER 100.
CHAPTER III

AN ACT 20 amend section six huairei zad
eieh'- o. he revised Statutes, ISIS relat>
ing TO claims against counties,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
INVITED ROrND ,rEAMsHIPs.

TIE CuiGu steamship Ariz 'Ea, which arrived yes
terday morning from Liverpool, made the QUICKEST
VOYAGE thAC h3- been made iog several weeks, beng
onIV Il few hour, over eight days iiom l.lVerp0pl.
aud ab .ui seven days from QurcHst0wp. GA no day
did she max. less Than $50 miles, and her LONGEST
nun IL onc day WAS 800 miles. The agents 81 The
White STAR Line sent tugs 20 sea yesterday 10 ASSIST
III, Disabled steamship Republic INTO port. me i
expected 90 b sighted about = huedr'd mics east
o. Ere Island. aud WI pribiby arrlye to-.aY.
The steamship Persian Nlnai q. from Gia gov,
had teiDpestuOus voyage OF eighteen days. Last
FRIDAY. when taking IN tac man iOr-slil, J1ni
NniIsker. ,.a.ngD, while attempting To cInGec, the
clcw-lne. with the Steam" inch. was caught by the
Ia body be d.. almost chi ii two Another seaman
received inluIios that viii probably prove fatal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
AZ IMPATIENT LEG1TEE.

JOHN Riegelmann, u builder, worth about
500 OO0 ard iew months ago III this city. His Will,
made III 1871 gave the 1T his entire estate To ms
widow until the youngest IL the 1our children should
reach ne age of twentyone years then tho properly
was 10 90 equally divided between the widow and the
surviving children. John Regelmann, the oldest child,
began a contest Of tine will beng unwing 10 await The
time wnen he c0uld oh ain the money under the Will
AL The hearing before Surrogate Calvin yesterday testi-
mony was introduced 90 show that ihtempHFahcc had
Affected Mr. kiege nlnu's mind. George ScLustcr. an
Ayeuue-A lquOr--e cr testi1ed thai about Tue lhr %
Will was made Nj. Rirgemann was accustonsh 10 eaI
drink from teu n!tren ha"schOppeh or Rhinr VINE
or from four 10 five bottles When ne trouble he
would d-uk stl more Other vii nesses gave similar
Testimony Tue case VIII ne continued December 10
Boardman * BuardIuau appear for the proponents,
CardpZO & NeWcoinDr Tor tue contestant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
DECISlON>-Dtt. 13-

Cuircme C0ari-C haB,berg-Bg Judge Daniels
C0nnpr ag C1pp application made m this action shoull
r,is in the trusts concerned Their interests VIII DE sui-
Gcrule protected 1y trustee himself duy n IS 20
sat,d wiz be entered aDei 81 o." COSTS up o tho
mo. TIE order 10 Dor .ctei oD Two days no c" tr.o
Decree granted Oio apt BtuerIs rgat OF ,ha D.auuh
10 roeI BE- involved IN 900 much d'n justify ii her au m
rrfrrc, must DE continual and Inc mon made on bch 0
the plItuu rnI.d. Cark at 'iars MoIon 10 open he
ley BOwe etc See memOranouL I'm iho matter of Reed
e,c.lrier ranred Murphy 40 Tra'er, -'iot.o, tenlc
OTIS agt cray. ilr ..,rauuln..
By nudge observation-disclosures 3gt Dicsn-oni desirc 70
Is Judge DouoaueEeid act. the Tenuantcpec Railway
Company others Morton deuied
rev at The Nashville. ChatanJ,e and ~ Loas
Compaay; Kennedy ag same --rrlere granted
Syerirt IsFt- Van Worst Jameson Snhit-
Decree settled signed Lee etc. AIT Ohers
order. IT, ant signed Cmm Az Crum.-see menOian-
By Iutcc .ch.-Iuton ana another etc, agt Landon
CirrIf-Irr NV Ju1-o Van V9r t-Wiison agt. Field
Gomm)n Pieas-SDecidI Term l}v JudgeYan Hocsen
80 t n I i go W. ~ Vr
a"rM aaOn TO us is order tor p'anufs eNlmina.
at Siaul-, io,ion icnie. NJ. Don at MEtc-uot1on
granted Nltn 80 co~t. out Nan leave 10 renew opinion.
~trl0 < WHAT ev dencr hav before
deciding that - per week il the proper cunt
b. PAID - aimpuy Whcr IS hc order OF refrrencoi
By Judg IaircuOre Hoy tt Mayor etc. and fifteen
other suus.AppIcition granted In the matferOi Dunu
Commission dc iunauco luquIendo coLhmeG. Carter ctc
agt HO,alnm. see a c.Slou.
Murine C0t.f-,'t amyeyS-Bv judge Sheri Ian
HllarI agt Wlshburne ion mic! with rio costs. DID
bel Az IN hetol oltl #9ari o Real radeIOld pac.
mooa. Bayley jackson and another Same same
Order clcniar rider denying.
duncan Lyst-U Undertaking dsapprOved.
nelly and another ag Ranth Ord' dismissed wth $40 co Is
plaintiff Henry agt Antnony-OrdeG Of disconrGuance.
Vane Campbell ana anotnc- Oruer advancing cause
We Der ACT Tua1-Orior granted ericsson agt. Bowe-
Order Of disconunace granted schmidt e al agL Mayer
al.-OIuCr OF substitution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
MRS BERGMAN SANE BUT OBSTINATE.

Mrs. Elizabeth Bergman, whose flight from fhia-
dclpha to this city caused some interest a non,n
pgo was nj Police Headquarters yesterdayahu IL rs
believed despite the denial of the police sta{ea ~
her old quarters at MatronWebhS over night IN thc
course OF The dav she had several protracted inter
views with President French who endeayored 20
persuade her to return to her home and irlenos
Subsequently, there was long interview between
President L ench and two men from Phlladeipnia
one of whom was Mrs. Bergmans guardian. ms
person Insists that his ward should return ana IN
case of her persistent refusal threatens COERCION ne
woman has given up the romantic delusloh ihat
caused her to come 20 New-lork, and Is peIiecpN
sane For a week after her departure from folcc
Headquarters she a guest AT the Park avenue
Hotel: then less expensive rooms were
private clearinghouse, No. 40 Fourth-ave.
where she remained with her maid nnti YESTERDAY;
She was visited twice by her guardian, VINO urge
her to rCjDin her friends. , H.,
After me last interview with him Yesterday sue
packed her trunks aud went away in'"rmlhe heI
iandlady that she would 30 10 Philadelphia WIN her
mother She sought refuge al Police HcaaquarterS,
where II was learned that her mother wouid arrive
to-day II Is said that her husband grieVed at MS
v1f,'s conduct has renowned her and Is aoout 10
return 10 sweden alone Mrs. Bcrgmans wealth.
his been greatly exaggerated. According TO her 0w
Abatement her income does not exceed $3ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House to-day the credentials OF r.. Is.
TAYLOR, ns member-cect from the &iAth District Of
Ono t(encral GArheG's district, presented. The
creleatios having been read. Mr. HUsD dem, ohiol
objected 10 Mr. Taylor being H. aud moved that
The credentials be referred 10 the Commute Flee
tons.
Mr. MCKINLEY Qsep. Olio)- what groundsi
Mr. HURD stated that General Galiei mad been
elected from TIE XXtn District as 1t hat been composed
under the law vi 1873 In 1850 the law OF 1873 mad
been repcatd ahl new dItrct created
Tho ground upon which Ms Jsyg h rested ns
crra,c by the resignation OF Mr. Garfield from inc old
XXI District might be filed ~ the election ned within
inc efriiory wAIch had formerly composed that dis
lrci. This claim lie submitted was without founda,
ion. Let tie Legsature OF ONO bear re blame and
let the House seat man elected from district
which mad M existence.
any force IN objection made by ms co league (Mr.
Hnfdl the mbcr elect had yrma fcie right to MS
seat The lection should go 10 the Committee ON
Elections; out. III tue meantime the member elect
should not De dtpfy'd OF his right to represent the
XIXth District But the merits OF the the
House must on u vote award me sea to the member
TO XIVIlh md future Congresses aud not to the
Mr. HARRIS Dem. va1 contended thai the certificate
Of election presented prma acecasc, lie claimed be
n STATE Rights inr, and when proper officer of ate
certified That the law had been compted with.
Stale Ri2ht, man muet presume tba the law was com
Mr STEPHENS Dem, Gal trusted that the objection
would be withdrawn. and tne mem0er-rect permitted
Aner .ome further discussion Mr.. Hurd Withdrew
his obj elton, aud Mr. Taylor, naying qualified, moved
thai the credeutiis be referred To the Committee on
E,ections, which motion agreed u.
Tue following bills and resolutions were introdu ed:
70 restore to tuc public domain lands Withdrawn
for the b. n,t OF the Oregon aud California Railroad
In relation cOnsar fees and 10 the immediate Trans
poiin,on Of dutlabc goods.
Authorizing 4 charge for refining bullion when AT
standard.
10 equal.zs The. pay OF retired rear-admiras.
10 p:oVIdc Tor the regulation ~ commerce..
Proposing q Constitutional amendment on the subject
OF face schools and election.
To aInf nd the Pension laws
IT, regulate proceedings IN the United states Courts.
10 reduce tue postage on letters to cents per half
ounce.
To reform he Ciyil Service.
IMPOSING duty lresh-water nsn, imported, when
caught IN Canadian waters.
Consolidating the Bureaus OF Military. Justice and the
eOrps of udge. Advocates OF the Army.
Repeating tue requiring steam vessels while tow
lng to carry ccr. ain lgAts.
For the erection 81 statue 10 ChicfJustce Marsha.
Providing Tor "A cDinmissOn tO readjust the iar.M
Regulating TIE OK liOrt tax on tOhaccn.
For tho OF chip canal across Charleston
Neck.
Authorizing the retirement OF commissioned Army
Ulcers who nave served fifteen years.
10 terminate the existing Joatles With the German
Empire aud providing Tor "A new treaty
Auihorix ng tho exchange OF documents with the
French Republic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
CALENDARS rHIS DAY


SuPREHE CoraI HANaaas- Daniels J., ONT opsn, At
1890 M &c Calendar a sAea AZ 5 o SAG @ IF
22j. 20 20 25s q = 553, 800 2GS 2o 26s ~ 273,
SPECIAL lFaHNaa Worst, J-Coart opens AT 1880 a ~
Issues so Of LAY aHa 30 az az s29 59 go ~ 49, 81
I'll SO s1s 8iy $50 aSl sS sS6 s4 $40, 800 - no
Ia e. opens i III
9 e 4i isGS t9 ~ a94 2i65 SS S 1S 6 iS
2l29 1872 2Ji. Al zll2. 2il 40 24!6. 2441 24ls
3i55 3;5S 5tt 5i7 st72. ~ 2i7d, All 2i7s 9sso
pAtr l. Dononge. J.-Conr! ouens At 1890 Mos.
i66i l33 29o2 3O77 28I zoos ZAP 2ii5. 1901 37$s
l;5s 2S'S ?35$ 23js, 2$69 Ql z37G 2$7i 2ll2. ~
9igi 2ig5 2i9G !lai 2igs 3s9j 2jOl. % ~ 35O 200
s tARt o fac9 so SEsnt 7ss T TX, ios G
1000 300 ~ 1884, 1908 93, 1878 -3-9. $50 SOsG.
sur1RVR CoURI-GESERAL rsRM-Adjourned sine die
cssar called At ii mNS. a. Ely ~ cnsHs a. 10
GEl1L TEEn PART Russell. Tour. opens at II a
rAEt - SReir court opens at II g. No nos 50g
76i 20i 55I go 4gS $50 1850 $50 6i2.
s rA 6s i [ 7s & s ce1' a "a M Nos
452 297 AZ 1858 595 go t]s 5i5 ~ Az
'fkCiAL 1EkN-Nn iioesen J'-'ourt opens at ii a
fQCrY. rREM-C p. Day. C. J-Cour, opens II r. M.
TRIAL rERM-PARr I-Larremore. Court opens II a.
Ee, go 49, sos sou 40. 49, Co.. S3. 65, 200 1888
PllI II an Bnlnt J.-court opens At II a. m.-Nos.
s$9 Si5, G! 90 7ss, 7ol 90 ao1 oO' 9os 92, 20I,
~! 0,J. o.. 80, 700, 42I, IA. 81, sJS
MAnsE cQum-rIh. lEga PARTs II aad Had
GESaaAL sFs5oys-rARr ,-smyth R-The People art
Minnie Kelly, Thomas Granger Nr;inu, Bryant clonous
burglary James Barry Peter Fe9 JoSa Hoonson grand
son William flaming robbery Daniel o. Hren larceny from
tlr person.
ward Lyons ;o6e murphy eo as .sas aS battery
James MfCAthy. William iiany; John smith, burglary
non on rrAIG ATsgny Edward Gcc9or peat lIeeny
The feOpic AT jeremiah Murphy AOnncio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
YaLUE or 4 BROhEN Leg.

Francis C.. Thomas fell down Oh an icy
pavement IN frout OF no AZ Grand-st III January,
1877, and broke bis Lex lie sued The CITY Tor sOUoo
damages and on the tr before justice Van Worst
ast sprng the complaint was dismissed the GROUND
OF tie pIanups cpntrbntury negligence; although the
piaindd knew that the place wis dangerous ne walked
over H. Instead around H. going across The street
There was second trial yesterday before Jusuee Don +.
hue. IL was shown that the icy place G nhlhllrd "
covered only sali priOn Of the sidewalk, anI that II
was possible walk safety either between IL hd Inc
hDnse line or between aud the gutter On I1is tesii
mony the comp alnt dismissed AGAIN H. y. Appel
aud j. IL appeared for tho plantin; Assistant
CORPORATION Counsel Fellows Tor HE city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
ONE RESULT OF A DRUNKEN FIGHT.

Jeremiah Murphy. the sixth Of the fifteen men
indicted Tor various degrees OF murOer OF man
slaughter. WHO are beng tired al the present tenn
OF tne Couri of oyer and ierminer. arral 2ned
before JusiIc' Barrett YESTERDAY. lie was indicted
for man, laughter m the hr,t degree Tor Niil'hg
September z. 1850. Inere was some question
whether me phi oneT intended to kill Acton on how
far th, latter had provoked him 10 ma action. Mur-
iiy made a . "a OF guilty OF mtusl ,Ug ter III tHe
thIu degree. and it was accepted. Justice Barrett
said that whsle the killing seemed 10 have occurred
IL flght. YET she .uer mad inflicted seven
wouu.s Sltn Il Oru-kulIc. the punishment nat
could Ue iiicted un lei his plea woI be mac, quate
for EIs punishment. lie was sentenced 10 the state
Prison for four years. The widow OF Acton tainted
In q rl.Irf- rnn.L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
NOT GUILTY OF WICKED INTENT.

Christopher Riley, staco-carpenter. and John
OCallahnu, a carpenter employed AT the Park Thea
trc IN July last haI some BOT words which led TO
blows. Riley hi O'Caiiahan twice on the head,
when the latter picket up a cblsel nom a work
henc and used Il ~ lS defence. Inc men cllnched,
fell and rolled ach other several times. In the
scuffle Riley terribly cut VITA the chIsel ~ ten
places He III the hospital Tor SIX weeks. OCal-
lahan was trIed yesterday ~ the Court OF General
Sessions on Il charge OF assault with intent TO Kill
He was f0uud gailty of common assault, and the
jury recommended him 10 mercy. Sentence was de-
IeIIed uDtIi to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
KILLED BY A FALL FROM THE FENCE.

The body of Edward ID moline, hackmaD, was
fond IN The yard OF the house at No. 224
IVES, Twenty seyenth-st., YESTERDAY. On his head
were bruises that were at first suspected
TO have been made with club. Upon investIRa-
ton however, the police became satisfied q at he
had fallen IN attempting TO climb over the fence
into the adjoining yard. and In the fall bad beea
Killed D0nOhue single AMI o. dlsslpated habits.
On THURSDAY he was put out OF his boarding
house at N. 22S West Twenty-5cyenth-st., and on
the following day sold his hack for $50, which he
spent al drink. H. is Supposed that he attempted TO
reach his Old quarters Dv way of the rear door,
when lie met will the fatal accident.