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Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1880-12-23

There II n0ciyiIized nat on n the WeStrro
Hemisphere In which the utility OF HOstes-
teT's Stomach BittcTs as u sOuic. corrective,
and .mntf-biflfOus medicine, j. not know u
and appreciated. While 10 g. - medicine tor
all sr,iSonS and all climates IN Is especially
suited To che complaints generated by the
weather. being the purest and best v, getablo
stfmuiant Ia the world.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers. 10 whom
apply for HOstetter's Almanac for ISL.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1880-12-23

- Cranberries, maple syrup and
buckwheat Flour at Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1880-12-23

- Collins and Hearse by Stevenson
& Cross.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1880-12-23

- Berkshire hogs, highbred for sale
by Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1880-12-23
. Huish fer He.ze,l.

Friday we had d-S2z,e and some
sleet.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1880-12-23

Newton and Schuttler
wagons, Spring and Plat
form wagons, stock and
chain pumps, for sale by
David Campbell
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1880-12-23

have the best stock of holiday candle
in the market.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1880-12-23

- Balm Wagons, whips and cross-cu
saws by Stevenson q Cross.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1880-12-23
Christmas! Christmas!
Holiday Gifts

At lower prices than any other house
in town. Examine and he convinced.
At Book and Drug store of w. II. Nc
Creerv.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1880-12-23
Salt Cheap at Hills.

Best assortment OF horse
blankets and lap robes at
j. III, Bauer's.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1880-12-23

AIlkinds Of grocer
les fresh and nice at 8. See
mans, opposite pOstOmce.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1880-12-23

PROF. GUILMEFTES PRFNGH LIVER I'D
VIII positively, cure Fever aud Ague. Dun;b
AEue. Ague Cake. n ilious FcV r. Jaundice. Hys-
DE psiR and all dh,easeH Of the Liver stomach Hs.d
Blood Price 81 20 by mail send for Prof. tAuii-
mette's Treatise on the Kidney and Liver. i've By
mall Address FRENCH PAD Co,
Toledo, ohio.
For sale by W. II. Met rPeTy.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1880-12-23

Ills sweet to court, but o. how bitter.
To court a gal and then not gis her.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1880-12-23
YOU CAN BE CURED!
without swallowing nssse~us medicines. by sian
- PROF. GUILMETTES
FRENCH KIDNEY PAD,
TESTIMONIALS FROM The PE0PIB'

JUDGE BUCHANAN. Lawyer. Toledo. o. says:
"One of Prof tiuimeiteS French kicney Pads
cured me OF LumbagO In three weeks time. ny
case had been given up hy the best Doctors In
curable. During an this time I suffered uniSid
agony md paid OuI large sums Ormonty.
I;EtlIStI X. N-FsE-T E1k. J. r.. Toledo. o.. says
II suffered for three years With Sciailcs and Kid
ney Disease and aften had tp ~ about CrutCEcs.
I was entirely aud permanently cured amer wear
ing Prof Guilmvttes French. kidney Pad fOsr
weeks"
SQUIRE y. &. SCOTT. SylVantA. o.. writes:
"I have been a great sufferer for Is wears with
Brfghts Disease OF tn. Kidneys. For NcsSS 81 .
time l was unable tO get out Of bed took la RS
OF medicine Tut they gave me euly temporary 70
lief / wore two Of Prof. GuilmetteS Kidney ti'adS
six weeks and now know I am entirely cured
MRS HELLEN JEROME. rNivdo, a.. says:
For yOa r. have been e. ufUt'' xr,r't part or
the time TO my he'd. with i.ur,.'ri.''a q female
weakness. ! W0r. one oif'' ''... i tuey Pads
and was cured in one nloath.
writes:
I suffered for - yenrS Will : ne hsCE and iR
three weeks was per RRhently tLI.a by wearing
OneOf Prof Guilmette'S Kidney l'.-'~.
b. =. kEESLING. NJ. D.. Druggist. lngansport.
Ind. when sending In Ru order for Kidney Pads,
writes:
''I wore one of the first ones we Lad and re-
ceived more benefit from II than anything | yer
used In fact ths Pads giveiOeter general SatiSae-
ton than any kidney remedy We sold
RAY & SHOEMAKER. Druggists. Hannibal.
Mo-,
1--WE are working up lively trade in YOTr Pads.
and are hearing of good results from them every
day
, 1880-04-27
ATAxIC ApIT4ASIA.

MOnnts VAN ilE1ssl.l:i.'s PECULIAR PICKLE.
The West sl,le Mcttcn' t'tntcty mt last cyen.
Ing nj tho Whshlngtnninn lintnn Tho nttcfsl-
anco WIS mt worry full. yot tho few who wcro
t1err wern highly entnrinncsi t'y Ut, oral lsser-
tnton delivered by Dr. J. II. 1lr1swcr upon cnse
Of ataxlc aphasla, Or loss Of r1ownr Of convert
Ing thought tlltn nrttotlhtP lurYungc.
It will s,o rruollcato TINT OF tho night Of tho
18th Of February last onn Morris Vnn Holss'er
was shut by Ii conra,tle. tho plstn-bnll onte,lns
s! tho left side nr hta heA sscar tho bAse OF the
brain. lilo ill! mt lilo, anil hns ance tho occar.
rcneo pcrststently rufx3sct to tell who dill tho
shooting. Some ting sulme'(llent t., the ntfra!y
tteyuitlr nlnn WAS placed III 1)r !1rower acharEo,
who h!s troated hin for tr,.in troubles for
Gvoali,9. aid sf,o Daotnr demonstrated l,y ro-
rnntct tr1als TINT Fnn lcsslor ha. aetunlly last
tto p,,scr 1f prnaol!nctE my word. a!ther lollg
muscular cxcrtlor. The noctor explillMct that
for ono week. following tho injury tho p!t!ont
ttaI l'nrnlyas, .'vhleh continued for suno time.
A. rss,nt M tIs E.t'er'i acn, t. Is sxccltett' a..
'ss i'm IN. T. s'|a n$s I'll sIs ~: S*,'
no understood wlnt was mid to HIN. Dr.
Drownr Inst cvoni1x stntrd TINT 1t was the nost
wondorfu1 cuso that had cyur cnillc to his mo-
askc,l wherp hc lived, and promptIy replied on
street. Dr.. Drowor asked Him II It was Ccntro
avenue. Vnn lToIsatcr sah yes. but wMs llnn.-
bic to pronounce tho nuino Centre. Several
success, AlttolKh ho stuffed that hp know whnt
answer WIS cxpcutctl. but was positively unable
:" S,t atxptSss n'msHf . Mn ema ~; !. sy nr"wnr,
Enu1cthing TINT snun.tAl llkU It. Df. Ts1twpr
then Rphkr Of tho wonderful Improvement Of tho
rlttnnt, md rcfsrrel to numerous experiments
which no lsad made III cHtlenyartrR to 1ocntG tho
lMll. which tlns lloyer l!cen oxtractetl from tho
imy.a beat. md w2tnd ,.2 hts interrsttnE re-; re;
tn3nro to CAUSE nlaxin nphasin7-n Dt1cstinn TINT
ho hud not yrt been tlla TO satisfactorily nls-
parnly2ed. rnkpn Mltpxsther, tho cnsu Is Il very
rcrhnrknhtc ono, and has thus fur puzzled tho
| ptyElcistns who Nre cogn!znnt u1 ltB pcculiar
, 1880-04-27
TIE UNION LEAGUE.


Tho members Ut thu uniun League of this
city hive ut lust determined to establish thoit-
seIycs IN permanent sl,Inrtnrh. and for this pur.
1losc sDyt'rul l1H,nis On tha Krtulli a,or Of tho
Honara ulock are helng tlttua up for theIr ocon.
Ialluy.
Absolute and unqualified loyalty to tho Gov
trhsnUnt nf tho uHttUsl Btatta u u uonlit1nn Of
membership. a1'd III atI Atato or National con.
tusts tho succt,ss Ut tho hep,lhllolltl purity Ia
a!uaea ut. IN lucai u!euuons tho Ioasue will us.-
vocale tho uloctton Ut hnncst ntun, the per-
retllty ut ecQholnIe,sl A,iIlfn!atrAtinn, unl tho
maintenance VT tho purity Of tho hg1IOt-hO
and will afn. to secure the punishment Of fhns0
WIN attempt my fnrnl of tnrrIrttotl ut cleo.
tuns. Tho rGu for mtinlfssfnn Is III, uId dues $sl
Your. Ntst nr the loetl 1nonlbvra Arc snru of
nut tl,otr tntonlolls. Thoro IL airoA1y
~ ti1o trcnsury sufficient money TO
IT .p IN flhe HtyU tho uHrtesa tn laonotp lliock.
IN buc1ni0 mcHlbDr r4lAfFcS thnt tho Uallli-
f1aao rtt0lvD twtt-th'r tute OF tho Club, and
Ktpat caro- Ii pxorclspl tn choosing new NUNS
lgss.
The Club. III ltuu of a distinctive club. house,
mus Htcurua the rKtna uA stntGl, which, when
t!rn lshGil, Will N c,nil0l1Olts anl In uvery Fu-
speet worthy Of tue organization.
THE HtluMs
urq On tho street floor, md oonsat 0f tho store
NtllntMtnx thu tna1n entrAhpo III tho liOnoru
small rDU,l1s bAUk Of this, which werG usol by
tho mailing division whom tho hnillug waH co.;
ellptetl by tho Post OlHcv Thu entraGuo to tha
eluh-roolls will 10 by tho nearblrtl stseet otl-
trAuuo III tho It0uOro t3tlilltuK, p1Iu will he ut
the en&Of the mAlu hull. Tho 1lrat rD0M unc efl.
, 1880-04-27
month TO co1no MS n precautionary n'cnsnrc,
though tho authorities do not anticipate spread
Of tho disease from this asllrce.


THE Hrnn.l Jury returned twtnty-flvo inslfct-
,ncnts yestcr.iay.-norc Of which wcro OF my
spccinI Interest.
TIE County Trens,lrcr'a ot15ce ia thrunkpd with
Taxpayers nnslnas to make thoir pnyincnts In
time to nyoid tho pennlty, which brgins to run
Nny /.
Cn1MtsArrCounr CtEnK JACK srrruExs was
tack ut work ycstortlay. revealing in his pntcnt
GnRy- rhnlr, and receiving tho congratulations of
friends upon hla recovery.
Tnx Clarence K. uavEs h,anmy caso came up
s II s cGs g. M1eet Grt y{e'MSr { M"v hut Ts. en. s9
exnclly ready to Eo to trial.
JAMES SMITH was tried hoforc Judge Jamcson
IN thu trinll11n' t,nrt oti eargc 1T r'llltcry.
md cassa,. \ mutton for. II now irin! wl* 0vcr-
ruled. u,ld thirty ,lMys allowed III which TO tIle
bill nf exceptions.
hrras w'.s e":s s 4 NJ MsonGsh, @ n; the csnstasls he
Hr!ngGr vim rot Into tho tn1s Of sira hol'lnson
AMI suffered ncunrlingly, WAS tAken up ut Il lnte
@ !" ne .fs, ; Sf' tSs orse af'os
Jury had been secured.
TltE Grand Jury heard twenty-twp cascs yes-
tcrtay. bringing In thirteen trllo bills. pn*aluE
Mere Y the ortlInnry Ghars,etcr. with mo oxcc'.
fon @ snat nKHHt @ ron frck on G Rc ,S
nTSa Il Ts 'o 'G pseps aSo ca"py ss 's of
$l.t00. a true bill was found III this elsu.
Tux time of tho County Court waa fully ,oc-
cupted yesterday Ii. llcarng THO casa Of Caroline
action fur 'ieln. An interesting feature of tho
IL ct'urt of two'w wives q Tho iatenieht Dnvis,
e iaw. % |" the % %con'l,;et ~ es thdp ps;sss s'ss.
I, sssf i,ly BY tho nume u I'm. Davis. md tho
Gst ~ ea.asn, rppl. q mnsrIent by ,.kimg
r, l,Ayls, whoso peculiar proclivites arc 30 vol
, 1880-04-27

fnlcr nr11 n tnrue number or members OF tho
,onlrcuntlo,, ,wnrc nrrennt. Mr. Ucnrro n
wr"f nss1 s "s t s Sd S s6o as ce,rs
9xs ,1 easlnFIns tn u ts nfEsft e s IN. .o
Fik S,a "t FIT @ m''snf. f qs, or e fo tn e m u.s. FIJI
si xa'9 sa tw; n W" ati . kSiST nru,p 'Sx p'T f. wS
S@i,, ssW fnr n NV Ma a. Of sis5 nrci,,,n. ]. k
l,Mtts raiS *lm prr;ni,,m far tic si5o pew "a
i,ews pew i u, tGG main iicar were taken, and tic
f.. f. M fs; Tnn t" R @ 81 to nj 'f M
Tr,l,nhly truef *2,f2in bringing tho tidal rtvcn,,o
an,' 70 taa church from pow ro"'Als up to $1,000 per
The efforts at Old iss! Probabilities to prov4,o a
t croWs s viii III wy rcrEats % icgrce cstS M
a,1ccess last winter. md III Tits ssnp'c il one
which enters largely Into tho ccot,s,t,,S nnii COM
f"rt s m ~ o snsi M o
oxtent nf Tho sunply. innuiry among Io@!i deal.
I se aYSfs ary i as Il nee 0s ii G :,an maF L
~ e ssss'iss .s !esa sasss TO SsstSs
,,0rth 1t chsago. ,ts tho iocaI c,tt waa % vrtnay
nothing. Tho s,lrpl,la crop IT Inst ycnr, to-
vcther with this se!son's sforasc, represents n
Ts spss s Il % rss .ps sontnor aM i" a,, "s Ars mi
tho fact Tint the coi,s,tnptt1t, ut home mircaiy
kFGttt uGttstft1ts, Will rGUItlS fHCnEtt)l1
higher prizes litter in lilo se.as.,l. 'rhe ChcnY0
prices nru higher thnt In CheaEo. Tho foIlnv-
Inns t,crll ,aljuptnl by incnl ttcniers, subject,
H1wcyqr, to uEnInc, :.
Families, oHicos, ctc.-Fittecn pouuls daily
per week, ri; twenty mounds slnfIy t,rr week,
*t1: thirty ptltillds duffy nor week In; lifty
ITO t nn,tfn1s ut one tftnt, ucr TOO upgIll.,E IT.
cents; In 10 trO noltntis nt tltle time. Der too
t,,lntis, 70 crnts.
(irtHprios restaltrnnts mi f,ons t1ri,g- -stDrea,
otC,-'rbrpD h1,nrisl Ia mi tnltIls 1T uttp linn
Drr fH) MIt,ls ID re- nts. aisiIiD NS r,llt,,ia nj
tlu tt,1ic nor ln0 pounds 10 cet,ts Suueul r1lteB
Tor chr lpntl lota
arorv .v.,nu rp,,r,rrts
p. "''N ,r.... ,n1 t.'ut '''!..... .a,u., A.,
ro,} '.n ttt,t Hays r.; mgo tF InuSE ppsncM !Ho
incL tnnt tne lllinois Hunlailu stcle!y. nssplIl-
itH nt success ~ tts attempt t1 secure the re-.
tfn stnct! K! Ynrtia mi .fnrtr s,i,sarntfnm. .Ist
fnr ttn ~, rs ~ rniu enr,,v ,If,nn,. T., f,
m s,,,,t ~ il t,v,, r. III VIZ y.rr svhch fi,o
Stnt;t nm t,;yE mia ia In Thc suhsrrintrn n,nt
.yih at,rh f;Snr fr1n thnat. tnvitl r. sr., In il
thnt Tia snrvi"as ~ - W~ NiwvI, q SV.,xi ,wrr,,
snrouett in innk nftrr liz imfrrcsts nf FIN uni.
;uIs nj tho Sf,mE. III ria ;t,It, rr snn,n l;tfjc
fim,n hn hns i,rSn znrnisir nttDu,lfnw r. his iii,
firss t1f f"fn +" hns i,r.11 ~ tnvotinr
liz t,,nn ~ tonkino A" intn ihe Innn,,.,r
in whicf Tho cntvns. Inn nrrIynis az
niantf5f nr, Him cnrc,, ft,r II, Inn yMrSs nI,i
liz rrs,,ii nr bs wms III ,ssrnvnrs'
~ :, tIcw svstni, ~ hnrlmrn,,s cr,ritv nujt,. !;
n,tmi,r AZ th1, %nns ,vrro fo,,ntl 10 hnt,. tin3f
inws rnnnnJ l, n tt,n strlnv fIcti IN ti,tiv md
~. ~. - y. ..t4 -. -
, 1880-04-27
FEDERAL AFFAIRS.


yesterday.
AT the eub-Trcasury ycstortlny 5000 in silver
WIS pnia o,t and s4,ooo received.
Tur iutcrna,.royenuo rrcc,pts ycstcr1av
amounted to *Saa, of which ssl,ess was for
ssP!rits $30l5 for tnb1cco aud cfgMrs, $a3 for
beer "nd *'''ssn for s'ec'"l-tax st"rnps. ....
son1 i,sin a,,,i ,n fsti',r1as o rosomts y, ~ ",
ef thair INV nr Nv ~ s,,sq t. tr;sho IL
@ eas Il 9h G pr"Rt r OF fno ms ~
strccts. tbero is M old nin,,er IN tbo .istrj"t
fnycrSi bv tl,a sm,th tlysInn fnst .f1lIi.c which
novr"l l,v Tia fHntr" tsrn nnrr,crs ri ,na haa
Gupnens ihst 0fton ietter m,;st to tr1c i1rst at
oi,s plaee and tom 1T tho otiser To t,y;ato u"
INV m,.n1ra i,rsct,r n ~ n ~ ~ tbtt
c,,rresnun,ients to witt. o,i tho arcss. fotInw.
lila ,,resatit. tbts vii hn the nnv ,gnv u nvn!
rnt,stn,,t .in,nv in I"iiv"rv ''o o5 WY =" "'"'"
~s. s,' o' - "o''.o,'
frt'ln j. II. nhckfAr, SuperlnfctMlent OF Foreign
MAtls. atnt!ng TINT p'stMl.clrls for eountrlos
ouss!Io q tno tnsiai unn,n Whlch require trfina-
varied; rn+a.: ot forslsa 9rixln inalje.l
from r. r.. re- un,.en stntea % scssea to countries ~ M
W Wred S cards u oii nitc stes saI or,@l rcac M e"
H. ~ .I.t 1 ~ tis ~ rusn' ~ uni.M MGCn Mrs nn!y
p,1 p,natay pIe, p' .y ~ ,,s sn!ees 70
nrtllnury l,a! matter fnr s!nnltoba not posted IT
!sosto !a AEyat; g. haM snd y: VINCENT. lkeEis:
ca9o ot 1"o Fost1h9AteF ne et. F'heeilt' hllnsf'
A1.AoET NIL tho Government Offices aro In con-
fsna 1on ,aEP fsr foF I'll s s i
transacted ut tho now l,mii.iinE. Tho only en-
tr0ilco tor tho present will 10 IS tho ialn statr-
OF brcf directory il viii b. vol to remember
spItl orvso vii ocot,y ySi tho NV West st hn1f t 81
rum. Whic Viii io :cHr lh ~ ia e9sn a','s
, 1880-04-27

been quito limited aud uniformity unfavora-
States ilnvo ever been authorized to trftianct
tecilye i,lfo Of ChIcaao eiut lilo SIntlinl I'ro-
tcctIon 1.ifc. of philadelphia. Roth shortly
Under our J,rrsrut statute, IN such company
can he atlnIttett IN transact business In thls
Stnte, md NH happy to say Tint t1gro, Is
little prospect Of cllnnRe III the lazy II, tlIia
there l,nvc been snvcrnt-lnve beel, 1nct with
decided tlsfnyur BY our Legislature. Very
truly yours, = tlENny G. KE1aEy.
HenrntArv nf Ntnte.
, 1880-04-27

AN EASTERN OFFICIAL OPINION.
From New Jersey, tho State where Inv Is
Viewed alld executed with old-fashloned COLI
scaentaousl.css, comes the subjo!ned ofticial
dlsuppsoyal of the cooperative humbug:
STATE, or NEw JEl!sEy, DEpAnrAENr OF
perleMca Of this Department With l!ft-ansur-
inco companies Oil the cooperative plan lias
, 1880-04-27

The Eltlredge Sewing -Afachinc.-lt leads
tho world, and Is tlle best for you to buy.
Sold OH monthly payments. 100 State street.
, 1880-04-27

T4ncs Our highest artists In dentistry; Tho
McChcsney8 beyond doubt, though but ~ q set
, 1880-04-27
THE CITY.


Toronto. arc Mt tho Palmcr.
HEoRaE r. CrnsR art,i r. II. plummcr, Tenth
U. g. l., arc Mt tho Sherman.
NATHAN II. 1IcDowE11. ex-Cl,.nf. Engtneer nf
tho Allegheny tl'a) Wnter-W Works, Is Mt tho
Palmer.
]. Il. FLETClrEn, Superintendent National Car
Company tNAttonn1 Dispatch I.!nci, 81. Atenns,
VI, In Mt the 0rnni racsc.
CHARLES .tfAcIvEn nnh 3. Crnver. Liverpool.
and r. W. Do Vornet Boston, of tho Cltnnrtl
Line OF stcnrncrs. arc nt tho Palmer.
stpNny Dillon, Of Now York. President Union
Pacific 1tailtpat, brcakfnstcl Mt tito Grand
1nci'lo IIotcl yesterday on his way West.
0EDn0E II. ATKINSON, ilockf0rd: John Il.
Murphy, snn Frnasco; H. Il. Moorc. Kanknkcu:
and ucnrgo IT. Footc, Rochester, N. y, are at
the Trcmont.
!. Z. sc,.nans. st. Paul: Leo t,,ack Rochester.
N. T.; f. II. Wright, Toletlo: e. IL. tlacor, lIos-
tot; md G. II. Smith. Providence, II. t., aro mt
tho Sherman.
orFrcE.s LuEnEus cstor'ay fornnoon killed
posed to be rabbi. X, far Ms could 10 ascertatned
no ono was bitten eyta'e canine.
r mHnf IT. ,s nsa 'cssG Ss ynr% MGsG IT
ael'y, Hamilton, Ont, ara 1T thu Vaimcr.
HESny "; Gw1HxEn, Auditor rcnnssylvan!n
% rresldent thieaao, MiiWatikes % II. 1" iit' isail'
why. Milwaukee, arc ut tho Grand l'nciIlc.
Ex-Gov. II. =. ". TAHo1., Of Colorado. nrrtycd
~ the city yester,lay md isn't tho frl,t racttc:
lie r'pnrts the mining interests us btH,ntn9. md
tho state al,out er''afly divided botwoon Grant
and blaine.
,JAMEa WEto!EY md i. W; IItmnors. London,
diana; G. II. UoiEc. Council IiaGs, il: and ".
il. tsueh. proprietor Wndsor House, Donvor. arr
Mt tho 1rnn1 InctliU.
yestssMy as Mn;sa a. oscryG by
s'sI %; ! r.: r. A.! i ! r; H. I siS II = n' D. iass':
TIE Mrs. 4. 3. Hopkins, to whose divorce pr,.
cctt'!tlHa reference WIS fnu0 I'll THE TN!MUNE
nf Yesterday, wns.sirs. Anna =. wife or ". II.
at @ possSy t s Is lntesre e q If From o snps
tnit.uis.
y II Is sald Tho ,scnator" IN tho event Of Gen.
@ Gr9ntn eicc'l2m i fur thi ter wlll bo sa!s'
tor" Is lg enoagi, and rainy eiio,,sl, 10 aspro
T. something bctter-tho Court Of IT. Jn1rscs for
1o %fs fsi s.sd sa sessf WIFI IN tFSa qt * (
No 81 Cum! street. md broke his leg Nl,0ve the
nte e. to dty S 1f 9 saa w ,rsns Il
this city.
1o.sEru ErsTE1N. Of No. ~ West Eighteenth
strt!t, last evening comp'a'ncd Vt the ln'llco
Iio.lso TO hts homo no eithor lost or h,l stolen
from BITS buggy hlaok morocco x,tnplc-oaso
containing clgnrs valued at about $lU0.
Knmaaa and TGt4,op atrcata. while ennlii,E 0t of
THO new co1rt-iionse ut h;;a' Inst evening M!tl
2 ht,x nt ttk'!s on hts shoulder accdcntnlly fell
q n's,lt eight feet, aud dslueatca his right
shoulder.
Mm. porrEn PALMER entertulaea tho Toronto
The Palmer EIonAo ut 1::D O'Clock yrstcrtlHy
aiternpnn. after sprechcs wnse Inndn ty Mayer liar
al Hc,,iteo,,: am o,cs Thn y,ai,e,s i!t'r. inf IT.
, 1880-04-27

Rosy -checkch mEescs and pretty lloys buY thoir
candy Mt Dawson'e, I'll atAto street.
, 1880-04-27

pleasure to sec at least ono in the: lrade
strenuously entieavor!ng to give full wctghts
R1ld pure goods.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
AdyIccs tram Yictnria.

VICTORIA, December 1st.-The American
schooner Seventy six, thirty EIGHT tons, which
arrived at this port from Kamschatka on
Tuesday last, experienced weather of almost
unprecedented severity in the northern seas.
She cleared from San Francisco on the 10Th
of June last for fishing cruise, carrying a
crew of seven men, with Captain j. Potts in
command. In October she encountered the
full fury of typhoon in the south Japan
sea. The waves swept her deck, preached
the vessel, and carried overheard the mate,
Andrew J. Worth, native of New York.
aged Sc. All the boats were also washed
away, and the sea ran too high to permit of
any attempt to rescue the drowning man,
who quickly disappeared from sight and was
lost. Captain Potts states that during an ex-
perience of several years in the northern
seas he never witnessed such terrible weather,
the result of which was the voyage of his
vessel had to be discontinued, He touched
at Copper Island, where he obtained a sup
ply of wood and water, and eventually
reached were with cargo consisting of ITO
fur seals. He lost his anchor and chains.
For some time the craft was in a position of
great peril. She now awaits orders from
San Francisco.
A charge preferred by the crew Of the ship
Cashmere against the captain of that ship, of
desiring to proceed to sea short-handed was
heard before Mr.. lines and Captain Raymur.
J. P, yesterday, and the Captain was ordered
to procure an additional seaman.
The Victoria customs collected for Novem-
Der were S44 1874 The exports this year ex-
coed the imports 100000.
The first snow-storm of the season is now
raging. The telegraph lines are down and
the coast steamers delayed.
The Wrangel steamer Grappler is ashore
above Nanailno.
The wind is strong northeast.
Two brothers named Kelly, from Australia,
garroted an American in the streets of this
city last night. One of the brothers is in
custody.
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Der shop, on First street, and commenced
abusing Joseph Garcia, one of the BARRIERS,
who yesterday swore out warrant for Rebel
ing for having drawn pistol on him, the first
quarrel being about Garoia's wife To-day
Reheling renewed the quarrel, ending by
striking the barber, causing his nose to bleed.
This exasperated Garcia, who knocked Rebsl-
ing down and pummeled him until he cried
enough. Thereupon Garcia desisted. Rebel
ing arose in minute or two
later. Getting an opportunity, he
seized razor and ran at Garcia,
and the other attempted to escape, but was
caught in the rear hall and cut five times by
the other, three of the cuts being across the
face, one in the back of the neck, and once
in the right hand, having raised it to protect
himself. Rebeling was then caught from be-
hind and made TO drop the weapon, or he
would have killed the man. Garcia was
taken to doctor and sewed up. His wounds
are severe, but unless erysipelas sets in he
viii recover. Rebeling was arrested and
charged with assault to murder.
10 day Coroner Harris held an inquest on
the body OF Joseph d. Holmes, found dead
in bed at the Los GAtos Hotel yesterday
morning. Deceased was an engineer ct the
Almshouse, San Francisco. for fourteen years.
He went to Los Gatos several weeks ago for
his health, and had been i'll ever since. On
the day previous to his death he had not eaten
anything. He was native of England, Y
years of age. The jury found that death WIS
the result of natural causes
The jury in the case of Patrick Dillon, one
of the Old Gilroy incendiaries, found YER
dict this evening of arson in the second de-
gree. Defendant waived time, and Judge
Belden will pass sentence at 10 A. NJ. to-mor-